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't'H H DAILY I
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Under the aiarloe l lLi nnri ,jT,
'^poiTfor LiverpoeL Bhe S™
freighted with <»V* Tainss **»•* «•
hie carter*' «*«■* frwn m _
ha« 133f «f Tobacco, rahiM at I^ooo
The Lyre to » splendid cort *«,«». *®
built and U owned by Mmn. Cashing. ofSew
buryp<»i"t, She to a
of nautical architecture. It to ****** . fc .
lute a cergo selling eat of oar ewn river «w*t
"HSS. port. .«! » «»" »« ""T
if .11 oar prodoee tor foreign consumption was not
only shipped thus tMmrt, bat in .hip* owned bjr oar
own people. __ ,
TH# Tonranmeac u< Colobmtloa.
The inclement wetter caused a poetpoaemeat
of the Toornament of the Henrico Dragoons. and
the military parade In celebration of the surrender
of Z Britl'b army at York Town, until Monday.
They were advertised for to day. To morrow is
th- anniversary of the great event in our national
history: bat U being Sunday, it wu determined to
cclebrate I: to-day if fair, if not, on Monday. We
anticipate a ycry brilliant turn oat and tournament
oa that day. » ;
The School *f Athcoe.
This great pietare, now in thia city, copied from
Raphael's original, to of gigantic size, containing
upwards of 700 square feet of canvass. In It there
are 58 Hfe size figures of the moat celebrated of
the early Greek philosophers. Elsewhere, we
copy some aceoant of it from two London jour
nals, to which we invite attention.
FLORIDA Election.—Seventeen counts in
Florid*, give Perry, (Dein.) for Governor, 14 ma
jority, and 13 counties give HiwUm, (Dcm) for
Congress, ICO majority. Eleven counties are yet
to be heard from, which gave the DeiaocraU >30
majority tiro year» ago.
SuPOtN Death. —On Sunday last, Mr. Augustus
Wade, while attending divine aerviee in the Qua
ker meeting house, in Bedford county, Va., died
suddenly. Disease of the heart was supposed to
have been the cause.
The Next Congress—Tho result of the elec
tions held on the 14tb is important in reference to
character of the next Congress. It is
tbe democrats have gained from five
toaUßpicmbers in Ohio, six or eight in Pennsyl.
▼fchMTacd from three to five in Indiana. A change
a number from the republican to the dem
ocratic side, will give the democrats a majority in
the new CongTess, uniess counteracted by repub-
Select, which is
— . *
election news
ate to the Domo
lso elect 15 out of
bly stands Dem. (
has 2 opposition
Republicans by
I the Democrats
sequence oflhe
In Indians, the
vernor, five Con
gressmen, ana a majority oi iue lower House.—
The Republicans elect 5 Congressmen. The tele
graph between Fredericksburg and Washington
was working so badly last night that we were una
ble to receive oar usual dispatches, and therefore
are without the latest returns:
Manassas Gap Railroad.—The annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Manassas Gap Rail
road, was held in Alexandria, Thursday. From
the statements in the reports of the officers, we
loam that the road cost 04,600,000, of which $1,-
800,000 is yet to be recaived from a mortgage ioan i
and and individual subscription. The re
ceipts of the road last year were $1,116,786 1)6,
and the disbursements $1,110,424 52. The net
earnings of the road for the past year amount to
$38,943 12.
Steamer Texas.—The steamship Texas, from
Nicaragua via New Orleans bound to New York,
with a large number of p&ssengera, went into Nor
folk, Vs., Monday, for coal, and anchored near
Fort Norfolk.
Fa+al Fire.—The gin house and cotton house
of Dr. B. R. Jones, near Montgomery, Ala, was
burnt on the 12lh Instant. Four negroes lost their
lives in the ilames. Loss $180,000.
Destructive Firk.—A correspondent of the
Petersburg Democrat, writing from Boydton, Va.,
atates that a fire took place in that town, on Wed
neaday, destroying the store house of Alfred Boyd,
aaddlery of William H. Grafford, and the tailoring
establishment. The entire loss i« estimated at
$20,000.
Snow —On Tuesday night last, snow fell in
Harrisonburg, Va., to the depth of three inches.
In Liberty, Bedford Co., and Christiansburg, Mont
gomery, the same indication of winter appeared.
John Roller, a prominent citizen ofßockingham,
County r Va., died on Tuesday.
Railway Demonstration.— A meeting of the
citizens of Montreal, called by the Mayor, was
held on Tuesday, to adopt measures for a proper
celebration of the completion of the Orand Trunk
Railway. Resolutions were passed in favor of a
"grand demonstration," and it U proposed to raise
the sum of (#40,000) The demonstration
will take place about the iirst week in November.
The Grand Trunk Railway engages to carry the
invited guests free. The outline of the fete is not
yet agreed upon, bat that it will be a grand one no
one cau doubt.
The sum of £2.500, ($10,000,) had been sub
scribed on Thursday night towards the celebra
tion. _____________
A Narrow Escape — Mr. Annstead M. Miller,
of Loudoun county, Va., one day last week, was
descending the mountain a short distance below
Derry'a Store, on the Hillsborough and Harper's
Ferry Tarnpike, and just as he was rounding the
bend of the bill, his hoise became frightened,
sprang suddenly back, throwing his rider from the
saddle, and leaving him upon the brink of a preci
pice, some 30 feet steep. The horse himself was
precipitated to the ravine below, the result of
which was instant death.
Female wages are still very high in California —
Advertisements in San Francuco paper* offer $60
a month, and $40 for a girl. A letter say*—"lt
would astonish yon to see some of oar servant
girls ia full rig in Montgomery street. A 975
blue velvet dress, a $30 bonnet, gold chains and
big cameos to match are not at all uofreqnent."
U. 8. Troops—A company of NU, 8. soldiers
from Oswego, passed through this eity yesterday
forenoon on their way to Florida. This company
has occapted Fort Ontario, at Oswego, for the
past two years; H is understood that their places
will be filled with a company from Florida. Sev
eral of the soldiers had their wives and children
with them, and among the men were two desert
ers with balls and chaing oa their legs.
Syracuse Journal, Aug 14.
Creditors' Mzetiku.—The first meeting of
the creditors of Don aid McKay took place in Bos
ton on Monday, and was numerously attended —
C. T. Hubbard, Wm. rsge and B. *f. Clark were
chosen assignees almost unanimously. Mr. Me
Kay s liabilities when he failed amounted to $240,-
000 and his asset* $375,000, showing a balance in
favor of $135,000; but this was mostly in real
estate, and not immediately available.
SEVERE GAL* IN THE ENGLISH CHANNEL—A
toMj& > r r v>£ C *Ti iD tb " Fn * u,tl Channel,
Keptember 2°th A fine screw steamer named
driven ashore, but her mow were
ashore, wba'nths master's*^ U *.* choo!ler w#nt
perished.
J^^ B trw^akmu! l !^ toete4ta * Helen
$«5: f xL * ,«■«• T * hx * d **
sw&spswasnr*
• j TBLBOiIAPHIC
HTOHTEDrOH Til M> PATQ9
" | F«m»ylTul«i ImHk
P»tt.*n«tPHU, Oct., in nothing of
ficially received, bat It N acknowledged that the
Pantosratie majority la the State to 3000 Tba
Democrats elect 15 Congressmen and the Union
ist* 10. In the last Congress the representation
from Pennsylvania stood Democrats C; Ameri
cans ID.
Kroin lnUan,
CwtistiATt, Oct 17—In Indiana the Democrats
elect 6 Congressmen, the Republican 5, and 1
doubtful, a gala of a Democratic Congressmen.
The to Democratic.
Arrcatof a Mall Rabber.
PHttADKLFBtA, Oct 17 —George M. Townssnd,
the man robber who escaped from tail ia Newcas
tie, DeL, Tuesday night, and, It to believed, robbed
the post office at Wilmington, Dai., on Wednes
day night, was arrested here, yesterday, with two
of his accomplices, and taken to Wilmington.
HT D*IBCOM/< BALM O» THOUSAND
FLOWIEB, 25 cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dsatrifice and Cosmatic that ever the art
of applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
toefh. heating the gams, aud imparting fragranoe and
sweetness to an otherwise offensive breath, which too
frequertiy exists, without the person's knowledge.—
for sale in Richmond by XL DUQUK3NE, Main
street., Find by Druggists generally.
flLAtfiNil JCTOWB.
TORT or RICHMOND, October 17.
■T«B WATEa THIS DAT AT 7J O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahontas, Jones, Bait., mdse, Ludlam
it YVstson.
SAILED,
Schr. Hentico, Scranton, New York, mdse, D. It
W. Carrie.
CLEARED,
Ship Lyra, Cheevor, Liverpool, 1231 hhds. Tobacco,
by Palmer it Clopton.
iy Capt. Jocis of the Pocahontas, arrived here
early yesterday morning from Baltimore, reports
very heavy weather in the Bay. Passed the Steamer
Belvidere off Annapolis hence for Baltimore, all well.
The Jamestown and the Virginia were lying in the
Rends Thursday eveninr detained by the storm
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
CP-Kally! Kally! Kally!— Friends of
Fillmore and Doneltan, rally to tbe African Chorch
oo Saturday night, at half past 7 o'clock. L. H.
Chandler, Esq, of Norfolk City, an eloquent advo
cate of the cause, will address tiie meeting. Come
one! Come all!! *
HT The Ladies of Duvnl Street Church
will close their Fair with an auction, to commence
at 8 o'clock, P. M-, on SATURDAY EVENING. As
they have a' variety of useful articles now on hand,
they hope their friends will give them a call.
oc IX—lt*
LOST.
L O.ST.—Lost or mislaid, within the Inst
two or three weeks, a NEGOTIABLE NOTE,
drawn by John and George Gibnen in our favor, for
$50, payable at the Bank of Virginia. All persons
are forewarned against trading for the same.
oc 18-3t* CRUMP fc RAGLAND.
LOST--A bundle containing n Com, Vest,
fc«., was left in some store or office on Thursday
last—the exact p'ace not recollected. Any informa
tion about it left with Messrs. Lee & Overley, (from
whose offiae it was probably taken through mistake,)
will be thankfully received.
oc 18—2t* T. W. SYDNOR.
LO S T—Soine time sine*, a BOND for
$200, given by Messrs. Grant k Bennett, for the
hire of two negro noys, $100 of which has been paid.
A reasonable reward will be given for its return to
me, or Mr. Geo. E Sadler.
oc 13—6t MILDRBD GAY.
F'OK MALK.-A first class CAttKIAGK
DRIVER and GROOM, HOUSE SERVANT,
and excellent FARMER, warranted of sober habits
and good constitution ; aged 20 years last July; sold
as the owner lives at the Nerth. Apply at Cary
street Jail, or to CONRAD Si LEFTWICH, Com
mission Merchants, Cary street, second dour above
V irginia street, Richmond. oc 17—ee3t*
LADIES, If you are in want of a superior
Hair Brash, Nail Brush, or Dressing Comb, Fine
Tooth Comb, or Long Comb for your daughter, call
in at POLLARD'S Drug Store, so 17th street, and
supply yourself. If you want Toilet Soap, Toilet or
Nursery Powder. Scented Waters of any kind, please
call at POLLARD'S and examine his assortment. If
you want nice Pomatoms, Hair Oils or Tonics,you can
be supplied by calling at POLLARD'S, on 17th St.,
where you will find almost an endless variety
CHKWINU TOBACCO—I haye
now in store a supply of Waikar's Queen Bee,
Jeckey Club and Prairie Bird Tobacco, which, in re
gard to quality and manufacture, are unsurpassed by
any in the city. JNO W. POLLARD,
oc 18 Druggist, 17th street.
I I>!HKKI> OUi I'ITTV- 3 000 loe ot n
l_i very superior quality, in store and for sain by
YVM. SATTLER h CO.,
oc 18 Below Exchange Bank.
1i) UO/i Copper Ferrel Faint JJruahea,
I-zC ail white bristles. Aiso, 15 doz 5 0 and 6 0 twine
boned Paint Brushes; together with a large auort
ment of Dusting. Sciubbins, Shoe, Ley and Stove
Blushes; Graining, Marking, White Waih and Kalso
mine Brushes, of the bast manufacture. For stle, at
reasonable p.ices, by WM. SATTLER k CO.,
oc 18 Below Exchange Back.
MATCHES, cannot be blown oat
er stamped out, until consumed, for lighting ci
gars ia tha wind. S. P SEMPLE,
oc It 202 Main street.
UKKAIiO I'OCKET COJfli!*, and an
immense variety of India Rubcer, Horn. Ivory,
Wood and Shell, Dressing, Pucking, Pocket and Fine
Combs. Fresh supplies received by
S. P. SEMPLE,
oc 18 Drnggist, 202 Main street.
L'UK SALE, LKASK OK UKNT.-Two
1. half acre lots, ona on Grace, the other on Broad
street, just beyond the wesiern limits of the corpo
ration For terms, epply to
oc 13-St* J N. BROOCK9, M. D.
SKtO —tili bushel* prime new
' Clover Seed, in store, and for sale by
WILLIAMS i BROTHER,
oc 18 Carter of Cery and Pearl sts.
1 OVKKIIMtn'S KKFI.VfcO St UA It
M-J 110 barrels Cruihed and Powdered, landing, for
sale by oc 18 BACON h B ASKKRVILL.
rj| pki Jiii VL.o\tm SKKD,
"" ia store, far sale bjr
ec 18 BACON t BASKERVILL.
BKl) BLANKET f».-J UHt received, a
large stock of 10-4, 11-4, 12 4 and 13-4 Bel Blan
kets, at low pricrs. W. P PERKINS k CO.,
oc i 8 No. 141 Eagle Square.
fMJODS FOR SUKVAM 'S CLOTUIMt;
v* We have in store, and shall keep during the fall
and winter, a good stock of 3-4 and 6 4 Fulled Cloths;
Heavy Samnrts; Kerseys; Tweeds; Jeans; Plain Swiss
Oznaburgs; Heavy Shirtings; Plain Cottons; large
stock of Blanket*, White and Cel'd, all of the best
makes, and will be sjld at low prices, foi cash, or to
prompt customers. W. P PERKINS It CO.,
°clB No. 141 Eagle Square.
beautiful. buluiiXj lot for
SaLE PRIVATELY.— We offer for sale private
ly, the most beautiful Building Lot on Church Hill,
situated between the residences of Capt Luther
Libby and H. T. Pairo, Esq. It commands a beauti
ful view of the citj and river, occupies the higheat
point in tha city, and iays perfectly level. The lot
fronts seventy-three feet, immediately opposite the
property puicliased by the city for a public square,
and runs back to the street in rear, giving a btautiful
front on both streets. Upon the premises is a good
brick building, two stories high, containing four rooms,
occupied by a good tenant, at an annual rent of one
hundred and fifty dollar*.
This building is of modern style and 6nish, nearly
ne *' * r " bu!lt with au ey ete its being converted into
a kitchen.
This is one of the most desirable localities tn oar
iif 4 beautiful and desirable dwelling-
Terms accommodating.
oc 2 BAKER fc PLEASANTS, Aaet.
MOKK NKW GOODS--1 am stillrscelv
ing, snd will continue every week to reeeive.
all the new styles snd patterns as aeon sa they are
imported to New York, where my agents are alwavs
baying and getting the newest and most fashionable
garments. Tbo«e in want oi something new, wilt
always find st.mj emporium every thing that their
[ fancy can largest, at very low rrices
HENRY SHAKER, Clothier,
roe it Corner of Main and 14<h eta.
PIUOT'O AUUtUATIC WILD CIIKKUY
r HITTERS.—This preparation combine* all the
virtues of Wild Cherry Bark with other valuable
tonic snd alterative remedies, and have been found
well adapted to relieve and sure IndigMtioa, dyspep
sia, Nerveus Debility, Liver Complaint, and act as
a preventative ef the Ague nnd Fever, Bilious com
plaints, k»., by restoring all derangement of the In.
ver nod digestive organs, and bracing up and reeto>
rfaii; the system to a healthy condition. Price only
JO cents fer a fall quart bottle. Sold only by
*" l * E- J. PICOT, Prusgist.
li tej'ShS.t* W ""* T
WOMBbE k CLAIBORNE,
**;" No H Pearl ettreet.
WOMBLE k CLAIBORNE,
86 18 Wo. II Pearl street.
tsusmsj BUck T
MAIUUBD,
~j£3sraimam
th e«y
DLLD,
At the Ixobanga Hotel, oe 11th inetant, Mr. BOY
ALL PARRlßH,iethe4»th yearofhla age.
o'clock, tnm the l*t Baptt** Cfeurufc.
A ujtlT TO BIUO OF THK FMILv!
J\ When Ood removed papa to Hem*,
And me wee left to atrtve foraven,
With icarce enough for burial fee*.
(Be liegerieg wa* poar pa'* dUeaae;)
Though fell of grtef, we'd not dlepair
HHatimu epoka *o kite end fair)
Oar grandpapaeaiA that ha, for oM,
Would think, aed «ae whet eeeM he toe;
Oar uncle WilHea aed onr aunt
JVojfi we would never come to want;
Bat mother** brother* talked the beet,
A greet deal kinder than the r**t;
They aid that home they'd teke u* all.
Only their roan were few end ratal).
We bad jromitet from ancle Page
To jnuh oe forward token of age.
Ttjey then went home,—bat >tep, I mia.
They gave a* every one—a kisa.
And Mid, "Be good, and mind mama,
And we will bo to you—papa!"
Bo macb engaged were tliey at heme
Far manyjweeks they could not come,
"For many week*"—bot mark what follewe.
Ha found a fOLicv ef *ome few tboumnd dol
lars !
Which the Inanrance office psld.
So ma commenced a genteel trade.
And tnai they came-it *eem*d *o fanny,
To beg mama to lend them cncney !
But masiid ''No! if you are poor
A trifle will your life insure; j
And the office (our belt friend)
Whenever your good life (ball end.
Will comfort to your orphan* *end."
jy While in health and livin«,a man may rapport
hi* family; but it i* ai'ier d*atb that a ram i* nesa*-
■ary to (apply the abtence of the strong and willing
trm that once wa* the prop of abelovtd household.
Nana era too poor and none are too rich to avail them
selves of the blessings of LIFE INSURANCE. THE
AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST
COMPANY. Charter perpetual, granted in 1360 —
Capital and assets >1,283 6i4 15. Principal office in
Companj's Buildings, s.e. cornerjWulout aod Fourth
streeta, Philadelphia; offimaa usual (ha greatest ad
vantages, in regard to Life Insurance on white per
tons and tlaret.
(y Losie* liberally adjusted.
Losses paid in Richmond since Sept. 1E.54, *22.000.
C. R. BRICKEN, M. D.,
Oeneral Agent and Medical Examiner, office on
Pearl st. opposite J. N. Gordon, and next to E. D.
Eacho. oclS—dlt
T ATTBNTION MKitIBKHS UK
PHCENIX FIRE COMPANY, No. 8.
5v You are hereby commanded to attend a
■ w ll— special meeting of the Company, at
your ball, on Prarl street, tbi* evening at 7J o'clock.
Be punctual. By order
oe 18—it |F. P. GAINES, Sec'y.
* VI MIL. ANT PI KB COMPANY
NO. 7.—An adjourned meeting of your
Company will be held in the rear of
GsSSSBI Clay street Church, on thia (SATUR
DAY) evening, the 18th icitanc, at 7J o'olock. Eve
ry member mutt be present at this meeting.
By order.
oc 18—It GEO. A. CHARTERS, Sec'y.
_ ATTENTION, PIREMKN—
The Firemen attached to the Rich
«a»£fca**st mend Fire Association, are hereby noti
f&zSSZZ- Red to attand a Semi-Annual Washing,
at theo'Tics. onSATURDAY next, the IStbJinst., at 4
o'clock, P. M. By order
JOHN H. CLAIBORNE, Prin. Eng.,
Richmond Fire Association.
John H. Boshbe. Sec y. oc *6—3t
* .ATTKNTION, AID PIKK CO,
4.—Attend a called meeting of your
t' om Pany, at your engine-bouse, on thia
eSSSs3B(SATURDAY) evening, at 74 o'clock, P
M. Every member ia requested to Bttend, a* busi
ness of importance will be brought before the meet
ing.
By order of Commander
o« 18- It* M Q. DELARUE, Sec'y
ft.,- NOTICK TO LAUIUS.' dgtgt
Mrs. C. FLEISHMAN, having just
Ejßr" received from the Northern cities a wbJ
rcW splendid aisortmant of MILLINE-..a«*5
RY GOODS, such as Bonnets, Flowers, Capa and
Trimmings, of the latest styles and at the lowest
pricea, invites her old customers and tbe public gene
rally to call and examine her stock. She flatter* her
self to be able to compete with any establishment of
the kind, a* regards price, quality, 1c , in the city.
C- FLEISHMAN, 17thstreet,
Next door to the Bon-Ton Bakery.
oc 18—dl m*
ITC®* S FOR NORFOLK ANO
PORTSMOUTH-WINTER AR
rWMrlill ■a-RANGEMENT.-- -The *team!>oat
AUGUSTA, Captain W. C. Smith, will resume h*r
place upon the line, via Port Walthall,on MONDAY,
October 20th. for the above places. The carsrun
nint in connection with the Anguite will leave Rich
mond every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morn
ing, at f>4 o'clock. Returning, the Augusta will leave
Norfolk on the alternate days, viz : Tuesday*, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at the same hours, touching at
all the landings on the river.
Fare to City Point $1.00
" to Grove and intermediate landings 150
" to Norfolk and Portsmouth 200
Meals extra 50
oc (8 THOS. DODAMEAD, Bup't.
ATTKNTION LIBKRTY
Meet a: your Engine House thi* BAT
■jfcae yS UnDAYevenini: at 8 o'clock punctual-
y ly. A.J. ADDINGTON, Com'r,
J. P Tvi.br, Sec'y. oc 18
_ ATTENTION NIAGARA
F I RE COMPANY, NO. S. -Attenda
ft called meeting of your compaov at
w your Engine Home on SATURDA Y, at
half pa*t *ered o'cleck.
By order of the commander,
oe IS—lt W. H STY tVATER, Sec'y.
DIRKCT liUCOUTATION.~The tulf
scribers have received direct from the manuftc
turers, a large assortment of Linen Good*, to which
they invite the attention of Houtekeepers. They
consist of the following :
8-4, 9-4 and 10-4 Table Damask
8-8, 8-10, 10-12, 10-16 Damask Cloth*
Damssk Dollies and Napkins
10-4.11-4 and 12-4 Linen Sheeting
40, 43 and 50 inch Pillow Linen
Linen for Floor Cloths
Shirting Linen*, af all grade*
Tape Border, Hem'd Stitch'dand Emb. Hdkfj.
Bird'* Eye Diaper and Renting.
PARKER, NIMMO U CO.,
oc 18 No. 143 Efttle Square.
A RTICLKS FUKTUK 11 AI It ~Pr«l.
1%. Wood'* Hwr Restorative; Fersian Balm; Barry's
Trycepherou*; Lyon's Kathairon; Rowland'* Macaa
•ar Oil; together with a*»ortmaut of French
Hair Oil* and Pomade*, for sale by
oe 18 P. JOHNSTON i. BRO.. Druggi*t*.
HUNK V.—100 galloqs of Strained Ho
ney, strictly pure, for Hotel and Restimant use,
just received and for sale by
oc 18 P. JOHNSTON k BRO.. Druggist*
O.YYUKNATKI) SO A P.—This Soap la
highly recommended for the removal of Freck
le*, Tan. Pimple*, and other cutaneou* affections. —
Price 12Jc. per cake. For sal* by
oc 18 P. JOHNSTON U BRO., Drog«i*t*.
CLOTHING— Sufficient for the comfort
and *ati*factlen of customer*, may be found at
110 Main street, where all interested are invited to
call.
OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS, of the moit ap
proved style, warranted to fit, and recommended as
perfect in all that i*necesiary for a popular article.
DRESS FROCKS, DRESS FROCKS, of Black
and Fancy Cloth, varied in *tyle, and near y ready
for the examination and approval of all tho*e dis
posed to notice the advantage* of our stock.
HOW BEAUTIFUL! are the garment* of tho«e
who have been fortunate enough to purchase from
the subscriber*. Doas this sesai like boasting ?
Those who think it extravagant would do weli to set
themselves right by an examination.
OROSHONO It TUPMAN,
oc 18 110 Main street.
ri RKAT ATTRACTION.- Receiving tbls
vT moraing 100 doacn needle worked collais.slight
ly imperfect, which will be sold at half the original
oo*t at the established cheap store of
ALFRED MOSES,
oe 18 6J Main street.
liIKJUNU VKBTB FUtt INFANTS.-Just
IXI received, a lot of Merino Veiti for Infanta, at
374 eta each; alio, Bojt' Merino dhirU at the ••tab
liahed cheap (tore of ALFRED MOSEa,
oe It fiS Main (treat.
O niLLINKRM AND OTUKKM...N t w
receiving a larra iot of Black Silk Velvetafor
bonneta ud mannllae, which will be aold to > the
trade at laaa than Haw lork prieea. Aieo, new attlea
of Bonnet Ribbons at reduced arieea. Call aoon at
ALFRED MOSES,
•o It * 63 Main atreet.
ABIKS' CAPB«. I-A E.At AM AND
CLOAKS.—No-v receiving direct froniN. York,
all tba faahioaable etylaa of Talaaa and Cloak a All 1
in woat are •ollcitad to examine the acock at tba ea
tabilstied cheap atom of ALFRED MOSEB.
00 " ' Main atreet.
TOtHE LiDUOxLadlHt If t*i wait
A ahandaouM tad faebionable aiik dreaa at one
dollar a yard, plsaae took at thoae baaatifal dollar
ailka at tba ofcaap Man ot
ALFRED MOMBS,
Mil 63 Main atraet.
'iMIIMiT BUAFM, TOOTH MAM PUN
-1 CINE, ka.—Every variety of Kafliah, ifiencfa
and American, oa band and far Mia, retail, by
oo It 8. jP. ttEMPLE, m Mala (treat.
RAtn OK THOUSAND VLOWBRK. at
OIS and AO can la a bottle. M. F. BfJMPI.K,
oc » 9tß Mata (treat.
fkMJKNTAL DHOPH-Olena*. Kxttncli,
E -Af! —mwdHtir
F"'" ™*•^1
*»«•" «■ b. Bnginaer, by Beve
one. AndrcwetU; 4 yHO 10M. -
M. BamimM Hall intoti g* h* Uaiom^.bf
offtete.
STll-lt CALVIN OREEN, Proprietor.
?U above nee wato yUee Wte
*AlL.
KET RACES will ma*
ae.ee e. tteSte Oetoter.
m«T a*T — iwapatUe
for 8 year ela* g>aW eatranee, half Cm foil ate ete
"William H.Gibbon*,eh.g. Ni.hole*,byOleeooe,
dea Nannie Rhode* byfJohn R Oriaee.
Jame* Talley, ch. o. by lalley-ho, dam Betty
W Mejo'r?home* Do*well, eh. f. Bee Weebtagton, by
Revonus, daw Smh Wsihlßßtw, Ztejißfi.
SF.COHO Day—Froprietw'i Fan® two mile
he Twi*o Day—Jockey Club Fane <800—4 mile
heat*, with ln*ide »Uke of $500 each, with four *uh-
H. Gibbon*, Nannie Lewie, by Olenooe,
dam Motto, by Bearfoot.
Dr. Caffey, of Georgia, not named. _
David McDaniel, Bebaatopol, by Talley-ho, dam by
° t Q t Oreen, eh. h. Frankford, by Olenooe, dam Mary
Day—Sweeprtake, mile beeto—for S year
eld* that have never won a raoe, $100, 50 forfeit—to
name and cloac the 15th October. Three or more to
Diskß A rsce. — B g. m«■
oe 4—td O.F HARE.
HEAD OR'S. I*T REG»T. VA. VOLS., 1
Fridav, Oct. 17, 185d —3 o'clock, t. M. 5
OKDEK NO. 30. , _ „._ „ „
I So much of order lumber 29, dated Oct. 13,
1856, a* direct* a parade of thi* Regiment; on to-mor
row, tha ISth instant, is hereby countermanded.
11. This Regiment will parade on MONDAY next,
the 20th instant, in full winter uniform. The line
will be formed on Broad street, the ngbt resting en
9th street, at 9\ o'clock, A. M.
By order of Col. August.
oc 18—2t WM MUNFORD, Adjutant.
Attention national
POSTPONEMENT.-Pur«uant to Regimental Or
ders, tbi* command will parade at Lafayette Hall oe
MONDAY, the 20th inst., at 8 o'clock, A.M., in fall
Winter Uniform, with Plumes Arms in order for
inspection. By order of your Captain.
oc 18-2t* V L. FORE, Orderly.
ARMORY CONTINENTAL GUAR", J
Richmond, Oct 13th, 11856. >
THE COMPANY (iuietd or this Satur
day mornin*) will assemble at their Armory on
MONDAY MORNING, the 20th inst, at 8 o'clock,
in full Uniform for Regimental Parade. Arm« in or
der for inapeetion.
Sergeanti will wmmon their respective *quaa*.
By order of the Capt.
oc 18—2f H. M. WILLIAMSON, 1«t Berg't.
TTBNTION VIR«INJA RIPI.KS.-Pa
rr.de on MONDAY MORNING, Oot. 20th, at 9
o'clock, in fall Winter Uniform.
By order of the Captain.
oe 18-—lt PHILLIP BERGHEIMER, Orderly.
"Ij ARMOAT R. L. I. BLUES, )
J October 17th, 1856 5
ffl The Company will Parade at their Ar
iH Armory on MONDAY MORNING, the 20th
inst.. at 9 o'elock, in Winter Uniform (Cloth Capa
and Pompom.)
Sergeants wlll*umnion their iquadi to be punctual.
By order of the Captain
oc 17—8t WM. H. FRY, lit Bcrg't.
II ARMORY "YOUNG GUARD." i
«B Richmond, Oot. 17th, 1856.)
if! Orders
JU I. In accordance with Regimental ordeia, the
parade this day ia hereby countermanded.
11. The company will parade in full dreaa uniform,
on MONDAY, the 20th inat., at 8 o'elock, A. M ,
promptly Arma, fce. in order for inapection.
111 Sergeant* willaummon their (quad* according
ly, without further notice.
By order of the Captain. C. P. RADY, }
oc 18— It* Ordarly. 5
ii ARMORY JUNIOR BiiUUS, )
A Richmond, Oct. 17, 1856. >
ffl RICHMOND JUNIOR BL.UBS.-Pa
u; red* at your Armory on MONDAY MORNING
next, the 20th inst., at 8 o'clock, in full Dres* Win
ter Uniform.
By order of the Captain.
oe 18-2t WILLIAM E. BINFORD, O. 8.
11 ARMORY JUNIOR GUARD, I
* Richmond, Oct. 18th, 1856. I
Iff Order No. 5—
I Parage at your Armory on MONDAY,
Oct. 20th, at 8J o'clock. A. M., in full Winter Uni
form. By order o-ider of the Capt.
oc 18-2 l* G. A. JARVIS, Ist Serg't.
P. 8, —B*rgeanta will summon their squad*.
|i ATTKNTION, GUAItD OP THK MB
ATROPOLIS.—Parade at the State Armory, on
Til MONDAY, 20th inat, at *4 o'clock,in lull Bummer
ill Uniform.
By order of the Captain.
oc 17- 3t J. W. WTATT, O. 8.
11 ARMORY MONTGOMERY GUARD, )
M October 17. 1256. 5
f|| THE Company will naaoinblont their
iliArmory. on MONDAY morning, 20th jn«t., at 8
o'cleck, in fall winter uniform, to attend regimental
parade.
The Sergeant* will netify their respective squads.
By o.der of the Captain.
oc 17—3t JNO. McDONALD, 0.3.
li MECHANIC (HrAKli, parade an tiam
n ble'a Hill, MONDAT morning at 9 o'cleck. —
fjl Armt in order for inspection,
ill B j order of the Captain,
oc 18—It* J. L CLARK, 0.8.
U UUKV S, ATTKNTION.—In accord.
■ ance with Regimental Order*, you will parade in
fjl front ef the City Hall, on MONDAY morning
II next, at 8$ o'clock, in full winter naiform, (grey
pants and pompon.) Arm* and accoutrement* in or
der for inspection.
By order of Capt. Elliott.
JNO. T. ROGERS, Orderly.
FARAD t, FOsTrONED.
The above parade is postponed, by order of the
Colonel, to MONDAY. 20th in*r., at the tame hoar.
By order. JNO. T. ROGERS,
oc 13—2t Orderly.
XxU. RICHMOND FAYJSTTB ARTIL-
J^vfJJftLERY. —Parade at your Gun Room, in win-
uniform, and with aide arm*, MONDAY
■Gadfllmorning, 20th last, at 8 o'clock.
By order of the Captain.
oc 17—3t JNO R POCKLINGTON. 2d Sg't.
va HENRICO LT. DRAUOONS--
Ml Parade at the Fair Grounds, fully armed
JSBEh ard equipped, (except valices.) in winter
_C2bL. uniform, at half-past eight o'clock, A.M.,
SATURDAY, the 18th of October.
By order of the Commander.
•ell—ts C. HANES. O. 8.
y a HtffcßlCO LlilHT DRAUUON'S
JM ToSfiSAMENT.—Ticket* far sale at the
JwJl Drug Store of DUVAL It NORTON; at
J * yg the principal Boskstoree, and at the Gate
of the Agricultural Fair Gronnds. Price of Tickets,
50 cents, admitting a gentleman and two ladies;
children Dot admitted unless accompanied by a pro
tector, and to be admitted at half price.
oe 15—tds
FIVE DOLLARS RK
WARD.—I will give the above re
ward for the recovery of a four year
" " old, red and white spotted BULL,
with a ring in his nose, that strayed from my farm,an
the Western Plank Road, several weeks He
has been seen recently !n the old fields about Rich
mond. Any information in regard to him will be
thankfully received. JAB. C. BPOTTB,
oc 18---3t No. 29 Pearl st.
jmTTTV FUR LYNCUBUIIU-.TU
LEAVE TUESDAY.—'The Canal
————Boat OLIVIA, Capt. Wilkinaon,
will positively leave as above. For freight, apply to
oe 18—3t WM. P. COX. Dock street
EHrffffPfl VIHUINIA UKNTRAL
RAILROAD. — ARRANGE
"" " FOR THE STAtE AG
RICULTURAL FAIR, TO BE HELD IN RICH
MOND, TU£SDAY, 28th BcL. 1853.
Tickets fer the round tri#, (" at the price one way")
will he issued to all the Annual and Life members,
upon the presentation of proper eertiSoates of their
membership, (at all the offices on the line,) commen
cing on SUNDAY, the 26th inst., te be good to return
at an* time previous to Snnday, the 2nd day of next
month.
The nsual rates of freight will ba charged on all
stock and other articles, belonging te members. Bnt
all snoh articles, as may return—if the property of
the same owners—shall be carried back free, (and the
charge paid on stock down refanded) oa presenta
tion of a eertiiieate showing that su«h stock have ac
tually been exhibited.
Those persons intending to send stock down to the
Fair, shall give at least five days notice of the same,
that suitable cars may be famished the® in dne time
1. ». - HN H - timberlake,
p* lß -* *up*t. Va. Central Railroad.
MISS K. VOUKL hna inet
BB °P? n « d • beanriful asMrtnaeat of Fall JHP
■BP and Winter MILLINERY GOODS,VK
_ •■ oh as Bonnets, Hair Dresses, Dress JBB9I
Kibboas, Flowers, Feathers, ta, whiah site re
speetlaljy offers to the ladiee of iiohmond and rieia
itjf at very moderate price*.
DRRBB-MAKING aeeordlna to the very aewaet
SAr.5»" ■■ voo « w rte*
kaibans. old whim-
m u .} T h u C Adamaattna Caadlea,
Hraifl Molmvm. JTor mdm by
DAVKNPORTt ALLKN k CO
LADIEfP LIST.
Almond* an Mollle * ,
Anderson mi Himt AnjlflM WIUI
JmimmnmmAmSm JUlee bus Settle #
Arnell an Bottle r
Bowaee mM • grey ebl A
Barker an Helen C l»ow*ateEite
Better are Ann Boweer ate Freaeee
Brosnahaa mn BrWfet Mot mte Leey
tesSHF^S&^Sff
Bridwell mia Ann Brooke ate W«l A
© mmm
CBlfedea ala InMk Carter an CM
Caaoland mia Jim Colbon mn Aea C
Carter mi* If A OlerteartA
Hirr* 1 " ate M F Celeee an
Clifton **»'— V Celiler ate Ellen M
Charles an Sarah F Childrea mia t
Croach mre M E Crear mia B
Cannon mr» If Cetlett mia E O
Qlarka mre EC
Doethe* mia S £ DiwaateE
Davenport mia A E DowManH
Dmb mi«r* Ann It Dtlton onHH ,
Dafcney mnC If Dearborn mil Catherine E
Enroughty xnrf BctU®
Keener mia BetOe W
Franklin mri Julie A Flemmmg ala Mary W
Ford mia L F 6
gsssrsiv SZKSXS..**
Geocbmia Jn»iaE
Henley mia Mary Herbert an Belly
mlaa Marr Hoge mrs Isadora
Hopkins mia Josephine Houchin*
Hofloway ateßalfy J gaeeoek mr. Man' E
Hobaon at* Adria H«rr»t mn Mary Jane
Holme* mrs Wieney Herri* mr* Lucy C
Humphrey* Sean &
J one* mia Margaret Jackson mr* Martha A
Johmtonmia & A H
Kerr mr* Martha T £l<Je mr* Adeline
Lambert mr* A W Locke mr* C F
Lee mr* Loulra M C 7 ml " 17
Mitchell mr* Margaret Mathew* mr* Catharine
Melton an Martha A Mambelle mrs ——
Mar.hail mr* Mary A Moon mi" Barclay
Martin mrs Mtrthft A Mils# mn Ehz%beth F
Meek" £n Jude Mitchell Elieabeth
Morse mra Emily J Mitchell Mary Jene
Mo
McFarland mr* Nancy mre ——
Newman mr* C L Newell mr* J M
Nactigal mra M
Odell mr* M E O'Conner mia B
O'Neill mia C „
Poindexter mra C P«ke miss LA
Patteraon mra C Pitcher mi«* M E
Perkins mra D Perklnaon miaa J A
Petry mis* C
Quibar mra E
Read mra Adelia M Read miaa N M
Randolph mra T B Roger* mi* M E
Robinson mra S Robinaon miaa M F
Rag land mrs M W Robinaon mi** lndianna
Randolph mra Lacy Rock mi** Ellen
Robinaon mis* N M
Smith mrs Tabitha Smith mra Ana*
Scott mra M P. 8 Sibley mr* A
Strenghen mra F S Simon* mi** Mary A
Smith mr*
T
Totty mr* Sarah Todd mra Barah B
Townaend mr* Sarah A Tnrpin mra Mary A
Turpin mra Maria Taylor mias Fanny
Trower* mr* Sarah 8 Toomb* mi** Mary Jane
W
Whyte mr* Sarah Walker mi** Jane
Woedaon mr* Maria Watts mi** M C
Winston mr* M R White miaa France*
Will* mra Mary Wilton mi** Emma, 2
William* mr* Martha Ann White miaa E A C
Wright mr* Jane Womack miaa Bettie A
Woodman mr* Jnlia Wilkinaon mis* Annie E
Wbit ting ham mr* E E Watson miaa Ann
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
A
AM* Jno Anston Tho* Anderson Phil
Abraham* A D Allen master Anderson & H
Abrama Henry Allen W H Allen R J
Anthony J B Alien W B Adamß
Alley J T Armatrong A B Alley 8 L
Allen J H E _
B
Bond Wm Blunt Robt Boiwell J T
Bolton Benj Brook* Rd Bradley J H
Baker A J Briton TO Bernard Joa
Brown Bat Bonrke Tho* 2 Benet J G
Birkley C & Burge* Tbo* Blair Jaa
B&ird Dug Brumfield T J Blake J R
Barber E 8 Barker The* Burnett Jno H
Bircbett E S Bell W A Bowers Jno
Baughman G Boxley W J Britton J H
Bergman Harris Buran H C Belcher J R
Bnofell Jo* Banks, Bmith, Branelly Jno
Burnley H M Stone k Co Burma* R H
Booker J 8
Cothran J J Clarke R J 3 Carter Henry
Crawford Z L Campbell R Canton J J
Channell* A T Childre** Sor Coghill J E
Cook A C Tho* Cogbill J
Caadeli Edwin Crutchfield Wm Condron J
Corden E E Chapman Wm Cullen M
Can den G D Creoran Thoj Cotterell P
Ctigior H 8
Down* Darby Davi* M M Dri*coll Jno
Dix E T Darroch R Dickenson D J H
Dollinger Fr Davi* 8 G Davi* Jno
Davi* Henry Dowling Tho DroescherJno
Durham Rev H Davi* Wm Dow J *
Dent J K
Eagen M Eichelberger Dr Evan* R
England'R J
Prank Geo Pranklin E C Froerter Jacob
Plechenstein W Frtmce*ch M D Fleming Jno
Foreith Bam Franklin Chas Fitzgerald H
Fox east R N Frox Camei Fair man G W
Parry Pat
a
Gray W H Gate* B J Gregory Ja*
Gray 1< W Gwathney A Gray Granville
Grave* R T Griffith* Anth'y Qili Edwin
Guggenheimer N Green Adolph Gbre TW 5
Gardirfgn B A Gordon Jaa Gore Ja* 2
Gough Tho* Gordon G H Gore C er Jaa
Gallagher Jno Gunst Leon Gale J R
(J a] It van Jno Gaay Arnold George Jo*
Gill J P
B
Hill Dan Hollem Rd Halt Jos ,
Hunt fa Barnes Hartman 8t Clair Hopes Jno 3
Hudson C C Humphrey* Bev Hicks J H
Hudson D E Hill T H Ilailey Joa
Hart G H Harvey Wm Hoyer Lud
Humphreys J R Henley W T Hambrick P K
Hogan Jao Harris M W Hall Robt
Hays Jno Hunt C Hobson Rd
Harris J R 2 Habn August Harris R N
Hsssy Jacob HulstST
I-J
Irvine C P Jones J W Jones Sam
Johnson W E Johnston E V Jackson P H
Johnson W I Jameson C M James J *
Johnson TT2 Johnston Corn Jones J 8
K
Kelsey eapt G A Kidd Richard King Jaa
Keinan Jno Knanff J W Kinney J P
Konig Gottfried Krog Wend Kerney P D
Lewis CI LoveWL Lata Fridolin
Lewis David Lewis Ambrose Larmond Fr*
Edw Lee C C Lehr Q P
! Martin Albert Mullan Jno Mayo V
Moore Losenx Maaaerschmidt J Mo*by Joa
Marqule Msguae J W Martin J N
Mosby Archer Mayo W C Mathews k Gay
Moore Benton Maaeey Bam! May Henry
Mathews Dan Merry so an Phil Mathews Henry
Mann Donald Mesher Salem Maddo* Jaa
Manning E Muldowny And Mania John
Ale
MoCaanPatJ McElwer David McMahon Milts
Newton W Nowlaa J M Haw Jaa
NeUop W J
O'Doanell M Overby J I O'Connor M
OwingsT H
IMI
Priddy R W Powell Fred Proctor Jacob
Pensberton W D Pilgrim Frs Perchet Lestdre
Perkins W H Pattoreoa David Patttllo A A
Pleokett W N Price E C Paeaer B
Paregoy N W Pi tins an G P Qaarlee Mosee
Reed Chaa Rica PA* Riekords Hy
Rosers E A Reeee lam Rollins Joehua 2
Robertson Reese R C Ragland J H
Roberaon OP 2 Robertson Wm Ruseell Jos
Rtahwda O W Rountns. Rd Riall J 9
5?" ®«? • fr 1 ? - Wm .„ ®
Risnnt B Roblasee Waa
StoaeTA MffiwHitam Smith JCt
•haior T O Beadier Brott 3 W
Inttoa Thoe Bearf Fred BwttJH
Bi«: g&
Sweaa Levi Sekeboweke Jno Btamntem Jao t
talth J A Swords R D BmiTTn
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POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT Of
THR SEA OP ICE!
THIS, BATOEBAY, Otttktr IS, 1851.
WITH ITS ORE AT CAST.
Ta coaeMt with the
SPECTRE BEIDEOEOOM.
WW*J Mr. Je»er*>a.
ADMISSION—Dreae CireU sod Paj-qn»U», SO cu.
(bo astra chart* for raaanrad aaatK) 3d Twr Aom
25 ct*.; GellenaaM aad 25 cU **"*•
_qr Bos OffUeopea from 9 tos o'clock
",'riS:S" re U «-*
v«AW, ~ —
Tha Wizard and VentrtUoaiat
With NEW TRICES, NEW PARAPH k4nAL,A
•ad EVERT THING NBW aod BEAUTfrur ,i
METROPOLITAN HALL,
COMMKNCtNG
MONI)4V EVENING, OCTOBER I'iti,
and EVERY EVENING durint the week '
CT partlcaUt* w««miH Mile. et tS-~u
WANTS.
WANTED- A Workms to nk Farai
"* tore, to get io readlneaa for fioiwac. Add] t*.
H 9yL?'i Ka . rniUre ,tore ' M » in treet, fatweea 9ih
sod I •Hn itrsst#
white nar»e, tor which liberal » (u w ", h \
Said. Apply at the residence of George R. Peak.. oa
[tin, hetweea 2d aad Sd »treet«. oc }s_3,»
VAT ANTED IiTIMKUI ATKI.V, lIiKK?
\\ WHITE GIRLS to act u Cham" *i£. Z
the Powhatan Honae None need apply bat what
can come well recommended.
oc n-3t PRKNCH It CARDOZO, Proprietor..
W A * TK «—An experienced Nine, ta
V uk « care Of .young baby, a middle a»ed wlor"
ed woman preferred. Noae bat fh.ee perf«ct)r com.
peteat Deed apply. A.k for Ura. JEPPERSON
Broad Street Hotel. oc j7_j t *
Wi T 1 SliliATl(.>Pi~A« maoasrr
*»of a large market garden or farm,by a thoreathl*
competent oai to manage either of the above Kb.
ply at thie office. oe 17—12 l»
T*, r AMTKI»—T« lilre for tke balance ef
J ▼ the year or by the moath, a rood NURSE En.
quire at Mr. JNO. P. LEE'S, on 3d ttreet, between
Clay and Leigh. oe 16 ~6t
VyANTBUTwe or three Ural-rate MIL-
Y* LINERS. To tho*e that are competent good
wage* and constant emplovment will b<> given An.
ply to MRS. E. H. CHARLETON.
oe 16—St* 277 Main ttreet.
\I7ANTKD-JJIMSttM-I wUb to employ
»* good white MINERS and Underground LaBO
RERB, at the Coke Mine*.
*«9~ta JNO J. WERTH, Agt.
%*TANTKD, JL.ANU WAKRANTS.--1 am
* Y conitaatly paying the higheat markat price for
LAND WARRANTS. Persona who deal in them,
and all otheri who hare them for tale, will do weit'
by calling on me before they diapot* of them. Call
at WM. HURLEY'S Exchange Offiee. 59 Main it,
oppacite the St. Charle* Hotel, Riehmond. Va
FOR Rt'.NT—Two lodging rooms ortt my offiee.
oe IS—3m
U/ANTKI)~KiTe Journeymen HHUlt<
* » MAKERS, to work an men'* Welted Shot*, at
»e 26 -ta C. 8. MAURICE'S. 151 Maia at.
ANTKD—Aaltuatlon ■■ VAIUI MANA
OER forth* earning year. I have been doing
bocinen of the kind for hftean year*, aad flatter my
■elf to nnderatand the buiiae** perfectly, aad eaa
give a pretty good character a* a Maaager. Any one
wiihing *u*n aperion, will plea** sail on Col. S. S.
Myer*, at the Broad itreet Hotel, for furthar parti
cular*. a* IS—t*
v* WANT If O liJIiUKUIATKI. V--
FIVE HUNDRED TOUNG MEN. to terra
JHR) in the UNITED STATES MOUNTED
SERVICE, in Kantat, Xebraika, Califtr
nia, hew Mexico and Tcxtit P47 from $13 to <24
par month, aoeording to the rank and tba capacity of
the soldier. Hone*, accoatremunt*. clethiag, food
aad medical attendance, furaiihed free of ebarg* —
No deduction of wage* on account of lickneaa.
ALSO,
Wanted immediately, a few MUSICIANS for th*
BANOB OF THE MOUNTED REGIMENTS, aad *
few BOTS of good character, between th* aie of
faartaen and eighteen yeara, to learn muiie; to whom
will be given the PAY AND EMOLUMENTS of th.
•oldier, aad they will alio rceire a MUSICAL AMD
MILITARY education free of charge.
$2 will be pai' to nay perion bringing an aieeptad
Recruit to thia Rendezvous.
For further information, apply at th* Reiieiroaa,
Franklin (treat, opposite Metiopolitan Hall, Rich
mond, Va oe<—d3mt
a MASONIC NOTICK—Ttac mem-
of Manchester Lodge, No. 14, are hereby
to attend a meeting of their
on TUESDAY, Oct. 21«t, at 3 o'clock, forthe pur
poie of laying the corner stuns of the B&ptitt Cbarch
in aaid town
The membera of Ledges No. 10. 19, 51 and 53 ar»
respectfully invited to attend. Alio, all transient
members in good ttanding.
By order of the W. M.
oe 17~4t JAMES NESBITT. iec'y.
FOK PHI I jAOKLPHI A,
TWICE A WEEK.—The A No t
VIRGINIA, Captain B.
■SBBBBRo OKI, is cowr ready to reeeir*
freight, and will leave on MONDAY, Oct. 20th, at 7
o'clock P. M.
For freight or passage, having superior accommo
dations, apply to H. E. TUTTLE,
oc 18—3t Rocketts
/'LYt'KRJNK SOAP, fer eh»pp«d "4
VT irritated aurfacea; Low's Honey; Cleaver's H <n "
ey; genuine English Palm Soap; real Almoad 3esp;
French Maugenet, and Coudray'a sne Freach ioap»j
Old Brown Windsor; White Windsor; White and
Red Castile; Lnbin's genuine Soap.; assorted per
fumes; Eng'ish, French, and other fine tnillette seeps
in great variety; pomatums of all kinds: hair toeica
and waehee; Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, and Cos
metic., of OT.ry r ROBIN SON'S,
oc 18 New Drug Store, 4th end Franklin sts.
OUUHB, (! O D WHB- - Kichiir.taenH
Wild Cherry and Bloorireet Cendy, is one of the
beet remedies for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Tick lice
of the Throat and tightness across the chest, fce, ea*
ail Lung difficulties Give it a trial. Por.sale by
JOHN J. RICHARDSON, Confcctieaer, corner Utb
and Car* street Also, by John W. Pollard,n«h si,
A Bodeker, E. J. Pioot, Adle k Gray, Me»de It B*-
ker, liHidley k Robinsua, L. B. Thomas, 8- «. Za«
ohnseon- * e lg - lB » -
]VT B W HAMS.—A prime article, JaM
of smoke. For sale by
WILLIAMS k BROTHER,
oe 18 Corner ef Carr and Pearl stft
1A TIBKCBK SVUAR VVKtO HAJI*.
I U landing and for CLAIBORNE.
oe )t No. II Pearl st.__
/ \ BSKH.VK, oblt !»r ■ l»"® jSSZ
* * at the present office, 163B'oaii»tre»t, be
6th and 7th Ytreete. Dr 8. SCHULTZ conttoßW so"
Ms eminent practise in eradicating hard .
Corns, Bunions. Warts, Nails growing into the M».
ke., and every disorder of the feet removed •* .
the slightest pain, at the above ofllae, ontil
notice. Pardee suffering from deformed Weils.
give »ne as early call. ,
«T Parties, as usnal, attended at their
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Hi just opened a lot of verv superior Enjelop".
which the attention of mercnaats and others *
• first-rate article for uae is invited. u«t«L
P. B. PRICE, Opposite American Hotsi
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