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THlfi XiAiLXjy§il63l£&
. during thai brief have
I. the hUtory of Southern
, p ,nir la that short time It haaattalneda
thai by any newspaper
South of Maryland.
It I. oot a political ,U
b~n independent, wither .warring to the right
hand nor the left. It ha» endeavored to be true
U, the South, to Virginia, and to the beet 'nterests
of Richmond. WhtUt the dispatch la gratlfled
to know that tU courte commandite approbation
and friendship of * TMt multitude of Intelligent
and appreciative reader., it to not unaware of the
fact that It ha. been the object of occasional anl
madversion by pereone under the influence of po.
liticsl excitement. The Dispatch to .u.Uined by
the ooneeiou.neM that It bae hone.tiy endeavored
to be Ju*t and impartial In it* course. It to willing
that all men »bould have their opinion*, and re
ceive* the occasional and rare manifestation. of
dl.plea.ure a. affording a pleaalng variety to aaky
which, but for theee patting cloud*, would be no
notonou.ly and intolerably radiant. The Dispatch
chertobe* no hostilities; it love* Its friends, and it
wishes so w ell even to its enemies that It would
not deprive them of their animosity so long as it
affords them comfort and satisfaction. Tbns at
peace with the whole world, and eminently con
tented with its own condition, the Dispatch is
prepared to eelebrate, in a highly patriotic spirit,
this great anniversary.
The Celebration To-Day.
The celebration today will present one of the
moat interesting military pageants ever witnessed
In this city. The entire Ist Regiment of Volun
teen will be out In full dreaa, including the several
companies of juniors, which constitute a feature of
military display peculiar, we believe, to thia city.
Some montba since a corps of very small boy* was
established in this city under the direction and in
struction of Capt. Dimmock. It took the name of
the Guard of the Metropolis. Their rapid acquire
ment of the rules and tactics of military discipline
was surprising to all who saw them drill; and their
first appearance in a public parade took the city by
surprise. Their example had ita effect upon the
youth of the city, apd the result was the formation
of a company of Junior Blues and another of Ju
nior Guards. They constitute sort of nursery de.
partments for those popular companies, the Blues
and Young Guard, in which are brought up and
educated soldiers that will become the brightest
ornaments of their ranks. All these juvenile com
panies exhibit in a marked manner the bearing
and port of soldiers. They remind one of those
youths enlisted b£ Napoleon who, displayed not
only such facility in learning the art of war; but
who were so brave, enduring and obstinate in the
straggles and conflicts of battle.
Among the interesting scenes of to-day, besides
the Tournament, under the auspices of the gallant
Henrioo Dragoons, will be a grand drill by the Ar
tillery, Captain C. Richardson, as Light Artille
ry with horses, each gun being drawn by four
horses. There will be a drill by the Junior com
panies in battalion ; and the Guard of the Metrop
oils will give an exhibition of Infantry drill. These
will all take place at and near the Fair grounds.
The day will, in fact, be celebrated in a glorious
manner, worthy the commemmoration ef the clo-
sing scene of the great Revolutionary struggle.
The Mechanic*' Exhibition.
Tbe preparation for the exhibition of the Me
ebanics has been actively going on, and will be
completed in good time for the opening, which
will take place to-morrow night. Exhibitors are
requested to bring in their articles for exhibition
to-day, and as early as possible. The display will,
wa anticipate, be very creditable to those con
cerned. The interest of the exhibition will be im'
mensely enhanced by the grand painting of the
Bchool of Athens, which will bo at one end of the
great HalL
Virginia Halt and Plaster.
Among the benefits flowing from the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, are the greater develops
meat and more extensive use of the Virginia Salt
and Plaster, of (he Smyth and Washington mines.
Specimens of the Piaster have been brought to
thia city, which compare favorably with that from
Mew England and Nova Scotia; and Col Preston
baa consigned some of the table Salt manufactur
ed at his wells to Messrs. Williams <£, Brother,
(see their advertisement) This Salt is the finest
that has ever been exhibited in this city, and
when once tried will be preferred, we are sure,
both for its palatableness and whiteness, to any
other that is sold here.
The Elections.—The latest adviceß from tie
elections show that the Democrats have a majority
in Pennsylvania of some 2,000 or 3,000 They elect
15 out of 25 Congressmen, being a gain of 9. The
legislature is Democratic, thug securiug a Demo
cratic U. 8. Senator in place of Mr. Brodhead —
In Indiana the Democratic majority is about 5,000.
The same party lias elected six Congressmen be
ing a gain of four.
In Ohio the Republican majority is unprecedent
edly large. The Democr-ts, however, by the pre
sence of American candidates in the field, have
elected nine Congressmen, being a clear gain of
that number.
Great Talk to a Small Audience.—The
Lewisburg (Ta.) Chronicle notices a debate on
the Presidential issues at the little village of Frank
fort, in Oreenbrier csunty, in which Mr. B. J.
Dennis advocated Buchanan, and Mr. Jno. W. Mc-
Pherson, Fillmore, each spoke one hoar and a
half to an audience offorty men. Poor fellows I
Coal and Iron in North Carolina.—Mr.
Haughton of Cfcatham co., N. C., has sold his cool
plantation on Deep River to an English mining
company for $140,000. Mr. Thomas Unthank has
sold his farm which joins Mr. Haugh ton's, and con
tains valuable beds of iron ore, to the same for
$10,000.
Pennsylvania Politics.—The Fillmore SU'e
Executive Committee, held a meeting in Philadtl'
phi*, Friday, and declared ita determination not to
fuse with the Republicans. Upon this four meta'
bers scceded and in conjunction with the Eepub
lican Executive Committee, and the North Ameri
can Executive Committee .and formed a "Union''
electoral ticket. The elector# of the Union tick®-,
are judged to east the votee of the State in the
Electoral College for the respective candidate*for
the Presidency and Vice Presidency in exact pro
portion to the popular vote given to each ticket.
Critical Con iution.—A letter has been re
c*ived in New York from a Director of tbe Bank
of France stating that tbe Bank is in a critical
condition, and that suspension is very probable.
The next Conqh£6S.—According to a state
ment in the New York Journal of Commerce, til--
teen States that have voted for members of tbe
next Honse of Representatives have choaan 40
democrats and 43 opposition, being a g»'n for the
former of 36 members.
Aomcoltoral fair -The next Fair and Cat-
u *PP*k»nnock Agricultural Botia
art UiwTv 4,1 i ?i Brick * bar « on "»•
£ Mxt ~Wednesday, Thurs
•WlneeatOeto h " Uunt<m p * p#r *
£**** at **.
wa »y Augusts will be well repreeeafod.
9lmt KaUres« Acrideat.
N P«kar
TELEGRAPHIC HEWS.
REPORTEDPOR IHI DISPATCH
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Th« PMa<lrM>la Warder.
Pmi.Ai>iLPHU,©et 19.—The evident* before
fbe coroner's Inquest, in Ike case of Cocksy Me
I-ityre, tends to prove that John English, of Balti
more, was the person who shot him in the late
Shiftier Hoee Company fracas. The jury meet* to
form a verdict this evening
Fire* la the Woods of MlcM«*»-
Detroit, OoL 17 —Oreat Area are raging <n the
woods of Clinton county, near St. John*. Th«u
sands of acres of timber nave been destroyed. The
loss to immense.
Ureal Plrenl Toronto.
Buffalo, Oct. 17 —An entire block of build
ings in the city of Toronto, C. W.,J»as destroyed
by Are on Wednesday afternoon. The block was
bounded by King, Palace. Prince's, and consisted
of dwellings and stores. The lo». to not known.
ftlaaaarhusetta Politic*.
BOSTON, Oct. 17-The Hon. J. 8. Milliard ad
dressed a large meeting of the supporters of Pill
more and Donelsoa, at Fanueil Hall last evening.
The Republican, of Essex County had a great
meeting in Georgetown yesterday. Hon. James
H Duncan, of Haverhill, presiding. Several elo
quent sneakers addressed the assemblage from
three different stands.
BF. Butler, of Lowell,.has been nominated by
the Democrats of the Eighth District for Con
gress.
The Democrats of Boston and vicinity bad a
large meeting In Fanncil Hall, to-night S. W.
Wsldron presided. B. F. HaHett and other dis
tinguished Democrats addressed the meeting.
Pennsylvania Politics.
Pittsburgh, Oct. 18 —Alleghany county (offi
cial,) Scott, 8,084. Cochrane, 12 319.
In the 21st Cong- essional District, Ritchie, Re
publican, in elected by 1,780 majority over MeCan
dles*. Democrat
In tbe 22d Congressional District, Purviance,
Repnblican, to elected by 1 490 majority over Gib
bon, Democrat, with the town of Butler still to hear
Iro iu.
Obfo Election.
Columbia, Oct. 16.—Messrs Greesbeek, Pendle
ton, Miller, Cox, Cockerell, and Hall, the Demo
cratic candidates for Congreaa in the Second, First,
Tenth, Twelfth, Sixth and Ninth Congressional
districts are elected, and dispatches indicate the
success of Messrs. Edgerton and Laurence Demo
crats, in the Filth and Seventeenth districts. The
Wedell and Burns districts are not in.
Cincinnati, Oet. 16 - The Gazette say* that
the Republican msjority in Ohio is over 110,000,
and that the American vote is less than 20,000.
Zanksville, (Ohio.) Oct. 17th, 11 o'clock.—
Burns (dem.) is elected in the 15th district over
Sapp (rep.) by 78 majority, making nine members
certainly elected.
Herioas Disasters on the Lake*.
Buffalo, Oct. 17.—The propellor Cuyahoga
has been sunk at the mouth of Detroit River.—
She was from Chicago bonnd for Buffalo, with a
cargo of wheat. She was insured. The steamer
liendrick Hudson, from Sandusky bound to Buffa
lo, was sunk on Wednesdsy cff Sandusky. The
cargo only was insured. The wreck of a large
sunken schooner was seen on Tuesday off Kelley's
Island.
Chicago, Oct. 16 —A severe gsle occurred on
Lake Michigaa on Monday, which did much dam
age to the shipping. The brig A. R Cobb was
sunk in the harbor. The schooner Walker was
towed in in a sinking condition. An unknown
schooner drifted out into the Lake and was doubt
less sunk, as the wreck of a sunken vessel lies
south of piers. The fate of her crew is unknown.
At night several vessels were observed towards
the head of the Lake in a perilous condition.
Episcopal Convention.
PHILADF-LI'HIA, Ost. 19.—The Episcopal Con
vention adjourn Tuesday, the House of Bishops
haviDg concurrcd in the time The following ap
pointments for preaching were filled to day : Dr.
Andrews, Church of the Nativity ; Kev. J. Peter
kin, of Richmond, Christ Church, and St. Paul's
Church; Dr. Sparrow, of Va , Emanuel Church,
Bishop Johns, of Va , St. Andrews's Church.
Tbe French Kailroud Fraud.
New York, Oct 18 —Charles Carpentier, charg
ed with beiag a principal in the late Railroad fraud
in France, was arrested yesterday, near New
burgb. A clue has beeu obtained to a large
amount of the embezzled funds
Cotton, Freight* and Exchange*
New Orleans, Oct. 15—The receipts of cot
ton are failing off again, and tbe quality of the
cotton is deteriorating. Strict middling, of Liver
pjol classification, is worth 12} c. The exports of
cotton to Great Britain, from all of the Southern
ports are 60,000 bales bebiud those of tbe present
time in '55.
Freights to Liverpool in Sd, and to Havre lc.
Sterling Exchange, B£®BJ.
Mr. Fremont's .Birthplace.
New York, Oct 18—L- A. Masson, of Montri*
al, and a member of the Canadian Provincial Par"
liament, publishes a card iu the Herald, unequivo"
cally denying the statement in the letter of H. B-
Means, of Covington, to the effect that he (Mas'
son) told Means that he knew Col. Premont's fath
er, and that the latter was in Montreal. Masson
says he does not know Means, never saw him, and
that he never used such language. (YThich FreJ
men!)
£torm ia Look Inland Mound.
New York. Oct. 18 —The steamer Connecticut
of the Norwich and Boston line, while on her pas
sage t® Norwioh last night encountered a terrific
storm in the Sound, which disabled her machinery
so that for a time both theefficers and paasenger»
gave themselves up for lost. Finally tl e boa: reach
ed Huntington bay, after throwing overboard her
cargo to lighten the vessel. Many of the passec*
gera have returned here. One cf them states that
the steamer lost all her bulwarks, her smoke pipes
were carried away, and she wan half full of water.
Oil er eastward bouud Sound steamers reache l
Huntington bay in safety, and proceeded this mori -
lag.
The steamers from the East arrived here in safe*
ty this morning. 9
The Connecticnt has since arrived here this
morning with the remainder of her paasengerr.—
Several of the passengers were badly injured, as
were also the officers and crew. No lives were
lost. The captain states the storm to have been
the heaviest known on the sound for twenty year*.
Republican Mane Meeting at Concord.
N. H.
Concord, N. H, Oct. 'B.—From eight to ten
thousand Republicans, of the South eastern por
tion of New Hampshire, assembled here yester
day. Addresses were made by the Hon. Anson
Burlingame, F. O. J. Smith, ot Portland, and oth
era.
Sentence o( a Murderer.
DETROIT, Oct 18.—Frederick Haynes, convicted
of the murder of Emma Price on the 30th of June
lsst, was yesterday sentenced to imprisonment for
life.
Nsllisg ot the Arago.
New York, Oct. 18.—The steamer Arago sailed
heuce to-day for Southampton and Havre with
214 passengers and $759,349 in specie.
Death of a llioter—More Fighting—Tht Weather—
Florid" '■''—'"v./, (f-c,
CORRESPONDS iTTTTTT IHI DISPATCH.
Savannah, Oct. 13, lfes6
I wrote you yesterday, giving you an account of
the election in tbia place, and also an attack upon
the house of Capt. Bryan, chief of the police. One
of the wounded in the affray has since died. On
yesterday there was mnch 'excitement in regard
to the affair, and it would have taken but little to
have made a bloody fight between the two parties.
Yesterday about two o'clock, three drunken men
went into the bar room of John Kelly and com
menced an assault upon him for voting a national
ticket. He stood his ground manfully and pelted
tbem considerably until bis friends arrived. Soon
friends of the other side began to pour in t and the
tlme'y arrival ef the Mayor and police prevented
another bloody fight, to add to tbe others that have
disgraced our city Their is much excitement
here, and serious difficulties may be expected uu
til the excitement abates.
The weather changed suddenly from hot to cold
lsst night and overcoats are again in demand—24
degrees colder now (10 o'clock) than 3 o'clock this
morning.
The Florida elections are still in doabt, but it is
generally believed that tbe Democracy are trU
umphaut- "Vignette
BT DElScOliDtf MALM or THC US AND
FLOWERS, at cents per bottle oaiy. The most
sgreesMe Dtntrifice and Cosmetic that ever the art
of applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the'
teeth, healing the gums, aad imparting fragraaee and
sweetness to an otherwise offensive breath, wbieh too
t TCSS/BfitSE
street. aad by Dmwltf. g aerally.
-12 * ■* Poaemaa Ball road. Apply
WBU BBAOO, '
" Mm**.
Richmond, V*, October 17th, 1151.
#fl ten examined tba pro*pectu* of Lowt»
Ron AH vl, Eaq., for Ma Riding School In the city of
Richmond, *ad eommead hi* plan to all who d«*ira
to rractlea tha art of coßiin*»diag the bono. Ho
fjllow*the system of Baoabor.tka celebrated cavalry
traiatr of Prsaoo, wboeo work wit tTanala'ed by J bo.
gtrfiut, E*q .of Philadelphia. 1 have witn «—ad
the effaott of training rider* aad hone* under that
«jr*Um, ia Philadelphia, bare conversed maeh with
the translator, aod road the book, ead 1 may aafaly
aim tha pablio of Virginia that it !a coasidered the
moat perfect cyitem of riding known la either En
rope or America. The Kranch Coninl, Mr. Pool, ha*
introduced Mr. Roa*aayl to ma with the big be*: com
mendation of him a* a inao aod aa • matter of hi*
art. I tract that bo will secure *aeh a patronage of
hi* »cbool aa to form a delightful ntuaeam of oaer
c'*e for the ladle* and gentleman of Richmond. The
training he propoeeo fiveeheilth to tha rider pad add*
double value to the horse. For the troop* and cavalry
it will ho Invaluable. I heartily commend the School
to publis patronage and confidence.
HENRY A. WISE.
Bee adv»rti*eia*nt. *
MARRIED,
i On tha 18th init, by the Rev. George W. Trice,
i Mr. WM. T. DUN A WAY. of Henrleo county, aad
Mia* MARY A. PROCTOR, of SpOttaylvaaia conn-
October 9th, at the 2nd Pretbyterian Church, by
Rev. M. D. Hoge. Mr CHARLES E. KENT, of Rich
mond, to Mi** VIRGINIA GARLAND LORIMER,
daughter of the late Geo. T. P. Lorimer, E*q, Eaeex
county. Va.
0f Prodeiick*burgraper*plea*e copy.
DLBD,
On Saturday, 11th October, at hi* reildenoa in
Henrico couutyJWlLLlAlli H. CHILDRESS,
fc6 year*. *
* KII'HMONO KNCAMPJIKNT OF
VV KNIGHT TEMPLARS, No.i
Oauaas No 4.
bir Kcifht«: Attend a parado of yrur Encamp
ment., ouj TUESDAY, 2l*t ; in»t, at 2 o'clock, P. M.,
at the Ma*on'« Hall, to act a* Escort to Manchester
Lodge, No. 14, upon the occasion of laying the corner
■tone of a Baptist Church.
The parade will be on horseback. Dress : Black
CbUia aod Pants, White Vest, Blaek Cap with silver
Ure. Apron Sasb, Sidb Arms <ind Lance*.
By order of the M. E. O Commander.
Teste: TUOfa' B. BIGGER, C. G.
Joh* N. Paica, Recorder. oc'»'Q—2t
~ ~U. A. O. D.—The meiiibera of Me
tropolitan Grove, No U, United Ancient
Order of Druids, will meet THIS EVE
MI NO, in tboir Hail on Broad street, at 7
o'clock. Punctual attendance upon the
part of every meiu tter i* necessary, as business of great
importance to the Grove, also the Grand Grove of
Virg nia, will be breugbt forward
All Druid* in good standing are invited to attend.
By order of the P. A.
cc 20— It C. R. BRICK EN. Sec'y.
BHXUKK KUK Kit NT.-Willi the
view of moving to another houaa better tailed
t i oar busineaa, we otfer for rent our (tore,
corner Carv and Fearl atreeta.
WILLIAMS t BRO.
It is without doubt one of the very be«t stands for
a general busineaa in thia city. oc 20
*, NOTMiK PIOiMiKK HOOK
AND LADDER CO., No. I.—The mem
h«r« will meet at the Truck House pre
'!■% citely at 12 o'clock M., THIS DAY.—
Mumtwri whose uDiforma could not be proenred,
will be furnithed with a badge admitting them to th«
dinner.
By ordsr of the Foreman. .. . .»,
oe 22— It* D. T- MADIGAN.
/*\ IS OTI Ct£■— Th «
JE Qu fm jJ proprietor of Onr Home,
in connection with hia old
and well known assistant, *
C. H UN 1' have taken and 6tted out the saloons inside
the Fair grouuds, wheie they will be most happy to
receive and wait upon all their friends and acquain
tances; also, all strangers who may be either hungry
or thiraty, pledaing themselves and servants to do
justice in everything pertaining tn tba good things of
this lifd. Give them a call and judge for yourselves.
oc2o—lit
jtflKS. i*l. A. LVONs, Agent lor K,
iAMigiCyon, 115 Broad street, ov*r Hartwell li Co ,
will open on Tuesday, Oct. Slat, an elegant
assortment of Fail and Winter MILLINERY.
Miss S LYON will a!ao open new atylas children'*
cl itliinc and patt«rn«. oc 21l - 6t
« fr'HKall SUPPL.V OF JKWKI
- I have juat teceived direct from the
J manufacturer a large atock if new *tyle
Gold Stone, Lava, Florentine and
plain tiold Breastpins, Ear and Finger Kings. Brace
let*, lie.; alto a good assortment of boaom and sleeve
Button', Locket*, Bracelet*. Pencil* end Chains.—
Call and examine before buying.
T. B HUMPHREYS,
oc 20—lw No. .57, Opposite St. Charles Hotel.
KAIiIj ANI) WIiMTKH tftm
SmBR STYLES -Mr*. O. C ALL,tN willJg%£
■&JPopen at her new sales room, overNfcK*
"cJL Gardner, Carlton k Co , on fpu ~ i—'*y
next. 2Jd inst , her fall and winter styles ladies'
Dress Hat*, Head Dresses, 4ic ; also the latest style
Dress Patterns—and she is prepared to have Mantua
making done in all its branches, at the shortest natiee
and in the best style. oc 20—6t*
U. S. MAIIi WTfcAitlSHlP
JAMESTOWN leaves Tuesday eve
ning. the 21st inst.. at 4 o'clock, for
g3BfiflHfeNE »V YORK, via Norfolk.
Freight received to-day MONDAY,and up to the
hour of 2 o'clock, P. M., TUESDAY, 2lst inst.
Consignees are requested to send down for their
goods to-day.
Shippers are requested to send in the names of
their Consignees Tuesday afternoon, or their ship
ments will be consigned to order.
Passengers are requested to be on board before
the hour of departure, 4 o'clock, P. M., Tuesday.
Tickets and berths secured at aur office South-side
of the Basin.
Passage to New York, including Meals and State
room oniy $10. Steerage passage only $5.
Passage to Norfolk the same as by the river boats,
oc 20—2t LUDLAM k WATSON.
u fe MTKAitlliit ti UttVIOHHH
V FOR BALTIMORE-Freight re
ceived to-day, MONDAY, and up
to the hour of 2 o'clock, P. M, Tuesday, the 2lst
instant
Coasignees are requested to send for their goods
to-day.
Shippers are requested to send In the names of
their consignees Tuesday afternoon, or their ship
ments will be consigned to order.
oc 20-2t LUDLAM k WATBQN.
®—pj STKAYKU awny Friday night,
BULL POPPY, about twelve months
old—ears and tall cut; the initials of R K.
T. on tha collar. Ale ward of five dollars will be paid
for his return tome.
RO. TAYLOR on 14th street,
oc 20—2t* between Main and Franklin.
VIUUINIA KKI.AL.IA AND BANftKK
v MANUFACTORY, Corner of Main and 9ih sis..
Richmond, Va., R. Me DONALD.—The aubsciiter
has now on hand a superior askortment of Regalia for
the various orders, Masonic, Odd Fellows, fcc., kc . to
whicti the attention of members are respectfully in
vited.
Complete outfits for Lodges, Encampments and
Divisions furnished at short notice, oc 20 -dfcclui
NOT UK 1» UHKKUV UIVK>, that up
plioation will be duly made by the undersigned,
to the Bank of Virginia, for the renewal of certificate
No. 13.516. in my name, for Seven Sharea, dated
January 29, 1853, in said Bank, which certificate has
been lost or mislaid. RO. A. MAYO,
oc io—law6w*
AURANI) h\IIIBITION.--K. MUIU>
SMIT begs leave to say to his customers and the
public in geneial, that he will open, this morning, a
large and complete aaaortment of every description
of Embroideries; Ribbons; Flowers; Ruches; Feath
ers; Blond I.aces and Edges; Straw Buttons; Velvets;
Flouncea; Trimmings of every description: Gents',
Ladies' and Children's Gloves and Hosiery ; Collars ;
Sleeves; Bands; Euib. Skirts; Infant » Waivta: Head
Dresses; Curtain Muslins; Black Silks; Irish Lineca
and other desirable Goods. It is an estiblisned fact,
that goods can be bought extra cheap at his store, as
he still retains his old motto—"Quick sales and small
profi's" bo those that need auything in bis line
should avail themselves of this opportunity to giv*
him a call as they can save at least 25 per cent, by
the operation.
OOLDSMIT'S Trimming and Fancy Store.
205 Broad s'.
wuiHfcittirtU AttW.-l uotK'cil la paee
ing u? Governor street, at HAHWOOD'S Ware
rooms, the most complete Spring Bed that I have
ever seen; it is so very simple in its construction
that it is not liable to got out of order. He has aso
tbe largest and moot beautiful assortment of Furni
ture I have ever seen exhibited in Richmond My
attention was attracted to a most beaotiful Wardrobe
in the aaaortment. oc2o-dlm X
NOW KKAII Y.—ur. KANK'H AUI'TIC
EXPLORATION# IN SEARCH oVsiR
, J OHN KRANKLIN. DURINO THE YEARS UM,
&,'M; being a Pereonal Narra'ive, and containing
mi ncoountof bie Important biacoveriee. the Pen loot
Adv«iiiurea of hi* party, ud the Thiillin* IncxJenti
connected therewith, Inly and elaborately lllnatrated
•ith ixveral hundred Wood Cute and Steel Eorra
vtnga, including Portrait* of Or. Kane and Mr. Oris
at the Drawlnga and Painting by the diefcn
guiahed Aitut, Jamee Hamilton, Eaq., from Sketches
by Or. Kane
Price, in two volumea, Bto , Cloth $5 00
Do. do. do. halfCtlfiotiqot. Bdo
Forme H* JAMES WOODHOuSK It CO.
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pNHtIMU WiAM fOWuKK, J ew( .u
Ka Jen' Roage, and nuweruoi other approved arii
alee for aleaatag Silver, Braw and all kinds of Dallah
ed metallic want, far aala at
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Stctmibip VlfgW®» R® oin4 » md*«, II
B p T h7»!'ancha*t.r, Chicbo*ter, Wow York, mdaa, D
fc fcehr'ljjd'ia Ann, Voorblo*, How York, Sobaor,
Elisabeth Areolerua, Ellam*. Roekiaad, 100,
8 PcbrMsJy Aaaaad Caroline, , Philadelphia,
et »ihr Alvarado, Mitchell, Baltimore, radio, Win D
CoWalttfcCo. sailed
Hehr Satire, Demareet, Troy, coal, W D Colquitt
*bchr Romp, Mayo, Baltimore, flour. RlUakia.
Steamer Pocabontaa, Jonaa, Baltimore, mdaa, Lad
lam * Wataon
SehrCieero, Mayo, down the river, light.
Schr Clara Ball, Parker, Baltimore, coal, Wm D
I Colquitt k. Co.
tiPBdAI* NOTICES.
ftr Tkc Committor of Vi«tla»eo f»r Bladl
■on Ward, will meet at the offia* of Dr. Jaa. Dove < a
Broad (tree', THIS (MONDAY) EVCNIMO, Oot.
20th, at 7 o'elwck:
COMMITTBC.
Jam** Dovo A. Maaa
OeoTg j W. Randolph R. McNemee
Samuel Halting* Richard Sbnttlo
Wm. W. Cramp J no. H. McCarthy
Wm. P. Ritenie Jaa. Layno
Daniel HageJty Chaa. L. Voßfle
Thot P. Aoguat Kwnoel Britten
. V. A. Pavior K. 8- Hewitt
P H. AjleU A. Antoai
Alexander Nott W.H.Brown
Wm o. Wood J. D. Hammetaly
Jno. K. Martin Soloman Davia
Aloiua Meyer P. MeAdama
Jaa K Caakie Mwia Bu*er
John T Re gar* N. C. Read
Rami. M. Harriaon N. Devereux
R H. Dickinson Cornelius Carr
Thomas M Jodu* M. Seager*
Jutan J. Wilaon Alexander Hill
Wm. V. Wutnc C- A. McEvoy
Jaa. G. Boeher David GiWaoo
N. W. Nelaou Geo. H. Holme*
HiUs OmuhuiiJro .'iTHaaii
Jauje* Overby '' n0 ..?
P.j*. Blackbura R- W. Hujhee
J. O P-rker l>r. T-P Mayo
M. Hiet Jno. H. Riddick
A. Cariton Joo. A. Jeter
A. I.eary C Job an
!». H. Bojkln hlilee Ambler
J. C. Courtney L- Armaworthy
W. L. Waddill B. Ouquewo
W. H. Davidaon « Hunt
Jno Dooley J. »■ Dirge*
G. H Waddili Miliar M»con y
Jaa Harden R. M. All'ao
A. A Kriachmana R. O. Waddill
D&n'l. P. Johnson Fountain Eddim
O. C r *nz A. Pizzial
oe iO—lt
In consequence of the ißeemeoey at
the weather, the Ladiei of Duval s'reet Church will
continue their Fair a few day», during the present
week. They have on band a large assortment of
CHILDRENS CLOTHING, made, with other
article*, u«eful and ornamental. They respectfully
■•licit a call from their friends. oc 20—2t*
tr All ye that are Afflicted.—Call Rt
Bennett, Beers fc Fijhbe's, tor Dr. Charle* Wil
liarns Compound Pulmonic Raitnm of Wild Cherry
(Hid Wood aaptha, for diseases of the Lungs and all
attectioni c f the Respiritory organ*—warranted to
cure in all caaea where the directions are followed,
the moat deperate caaea of Cold and Pneumonia, and
in fact all diaeaaaa of the pulmonary orgma. Manu
factured by A L Wilkinson&C*., Hunttville, Ala.,
to whom all orders mutt be addressed. Agent* want
ed in fcvery town in the Union. oc 20 ~l2t*
GT M P. Simon*' Old Stand.—We would
respectfully call tha attention of the public to Mr.
Powers' new Ambrotvpe Gallery. Those in want
of good likenersss would do well to call on him at
Mr. bimona' old stand 151 Main street.
oc2o—3t*
W Sale ot n Valuable Kara* la New
Kent c*u«tv, THIS DAY.—We ask particular at
tention to the *ale this day, upon the premias. at 12
o'clock, M , of Mr. B. T. wi liamson's valuable Farm
of 500 acre*. For particular* refer to the auction
columns of this paper.
oc 20—It TAYLOR it WILLIAMS, Amct.
BT Dr. Wooldrldge.—-Office 'on lOih
itreet, near Main, in rear of Duval k. Norton'* Drag
Store. oc 20—Im*
BT Anthracite, Midlothian and Black
Heath Coal.—The subscriber is now prepared to
furnish the beat PHILADELPHIA ANTHRACITE,
and LUMP COAL from the above Chesterfield
mine*, which he will *ell at the loweit market prioe,
tor oaah, or it* equivalent. Order* left at the auotion
house of Laru* It Shine, 74 Main street, will meet
«rith prompt attention,
an IS—r. D. LARP"
d" 1 M.KAT HALK OF lIKY liOUUH !
VX A LARGE STOCK OF
NEW FALL. DllY GOODS
TO BE SOLD WITHI"
TWO MONTHS!
V. COHEN,
NO. 175-BROAD STREET,
Begs to announce to the public that the constant in
crease of his business makes it imperative to have
his present store enlarged, and in order to have the
improvement executed as soon as possible, all the
goods will be otfered at such extremely
LOW PRICES
as to secnre their
QUICK SAIjES!
To enumerate the goods and their prioes would take
too mnch space; suffice It to say, that he has in store
an unusually large stock, embracing everything in the
DtiY GOODS LINK!
and his facilities fcr purchasing goods being as good
as those of any other house in the city
GREAT BARGAINS may be expected. Goods
sold exclusively for CASH. oo 20— 6t*
ds FITZUhKALU, No. 14
JCj Pesrl street—Oder for sale a choice let Sperm,
Adamantine and Tallow Candles; Colgate's pale,
brown and fancy Soaps; choice New Orleans and Pot
to Ri«o Sugar; Loaf, Crushed, Powdered and Coffee
Ho; Rio, Laguayra, Mocha and Old Government Java
Colfae; Molasses; Bacen bides; Liverpool Fine Salt;
prime pickling Vinegar; No. 2 Mackerel; Lime; lies;
Hiarch; Window Glass; Old Dominion Nails; Fine
Green and Black Teas; choice old Brandies, Wines,
and a large stock very fine old Rye Whiskey, with a
fall stock of other articles to bo found in a similar
establishment. • oc 20—6t
'T'O LI AIBKU OKALKKB AMD HUIL*
A DCRS—The subscribers baring determined to
discontinue the Lumber Business, offer their entire
stock at greatly reduced prices, consisting, of vis :
350,000 feet WHITE PINE, all qualities and
thickness
150.000 feet Southern DRESS FLOORING
125,000 feet Whitowood BOARDS and PLANK.
ALSO,
Black Walnut, Cherry, Marie. OAK, Hickory,
Yellow Pine Boards. SCANTLING. Rails, tio.. fee.
The attention of the Tk'adk it particularly colled
to our large and extensive stock, as we are determin
ed to close out the entire stock without delay.
>IG. WHITFIELD,
os 20—Imif Corner of Cary and 10th st.
/\I»KNIN44 UK NKW UOODS.—We ere
yj in reeetpt of many very desirable Goods, raito
bl« for the season, at very low prices We enumerate
a few: Cloaks, ManUes and Talmaa, in Velvet, Satin,
Cloth and Moire Antique; Drees Silks—Plain, Stric'd,
Plaid, Brocsde, in colored and black; Merinoes—Thi
bo's, Alpacas Bombazines, Mouslines and Plaid Me
rinoes; Shawls or the newest styles; Mantilla and
Ronnet Velvets, in black and colored; rich BUok
Moire Antiques, in black and eoloreo; Silk Ftouored
Robes; Lace aod Muslio Cur»ains: Linen T»V«
Cloths, all sizei; Napkin, Towels and Diapers; Kid
Gloves; Fr«nch worked Collar, ana bl»~v»* ; Km
broidered Linen Camb. Hdkfs; Bands and Flouncing*
innumerable; Dlkck and while heavy Bilk Hose; a*a
many other goods, too numerous to mention Wo In
vite all our city and country friends to give us a call
and see for inetnaolveo. Remember our motto—
Quick sales and small profits "
_ J. MILLHIBER It BRO.,
ce2 ° Bread street.
AM 1 HEAD* VO UIU f««Ueatk la ourv;
T 4 ® "» .••WP* Wm He tread* with equal
i?? " hfcvols of paupers and tbo palaces of
s'""-, A f° J®* to go with him and leave to the
cold ehamies of the world a widow aod orpKun* 1 —
bo if yon cannot leave them a certainty
ot subsistence, and a freedom from the ill* of pover
iy . Every maa may thus provide by calling on tha
Afast of tba Aew York Lift Insurant* Company
and secure a policy for tlUOOto 010 OOA, whicn can
fe. Bn for the benefit of his /amity. All
loeaoa paid in proof of tbo party's death
ilU " or ' Ojortoo Old Brows
u i,, Cl Tranaparont, i« bars and cakas
variety, Ju»t received sad for sals low, by
S ! »;« , rs3 , sccji"'
IIMIMW.
THEATBE*.
KtmKISL * «0. Leseee* and Proprietor*.
J< SIS. of mi
MONDAY gTKWIWB, October !iO.
TBI FIREMEN,
Pram Waahiagtoa, wU) vieit tha Theatre to-«tght.
OSB NttfHT MORE
Of THE
SEA OF ICE!
With the excellent Parco of a
THUMPING LlflA«r.
Jerry Omintm. * r Jttorton.
ADMISSION— CiroJe "d Pirqajtte, Mctt,
(ao extra charge for rooervod seat*;) 2d Tier Boxee,
Sets.; OallerleefiO aad » eta
k «W Boa Otteoopoa from 9 to 5 o'clock.
tr Door* open at 7; Overture aommoaoe* at faar
terbefere 8 o*cloek prectealy.
W Y J WYxls\ THK I yKSr"iL (HIVISTJ!
WYMAF, THE WIZARD'.'.'.
METEOPOLITIN HALt!
METROPOLITAN HAIL!!
METROPOLITAN HALL!!!
FAIR WEEKt
PAIR WBBKU
PAIR WBBKIH
fall races.
r- "TUT* K W MAR-
KET RACES will com
mens* on the 21»t Ootobnr.
PiasT Bav — Hweepeuke
for & year eiu»—entraace, half forfeit aad clo
""william H. Gibbon*, ch. g. Nichola*, by Glaaooo,
dam Nannie Rhodea. by|John R. Grime*.
Jama* Talley, oh. o. by Talloy-ho, dam Batty
White, by Goliah. ~
Major Ibomai Do*woll, eh. f. Sue Washington, by
Revenoo. dam Santh Waahingtoa, by Zinpcnoo.
Sbcohu Da* —Proprietor'* JPur*e (iiOO —two mile
Tuiao Day—Jockey Club Puree •800—4 mile
heat*, with inside *take of #SW) each, with four sub
auribßr* , ,
William H. Gibbon*. Nannie Lewi*, by Oloacoo,
dam Motto, by Bearfoot.
Dr. Ckffey, of Georgia, not named. .....
David Mc Daniel, Bebaatopol, by Talley-ho, dam by
Oritor.
C. Uraen, oh. h. Krankford, by Oloacoo, dam Mary
Pourth Day—Sweepitake, mile heatt—for S year
old* that hava never won a race, 0100, 50 forfeit—to
name and close the 15th October. Three or more to
make a race. „ _
oc 4 —td O. P HARE.
. LOST.
LOST .—On Wednesday laat. October
15*h. 1856, a imali PORT MONNAIE, containing
a boat Fifty cents in cilver, »nd psper* valuable to
none bat tne owner. The fiader will be liberally re
warded by leaving the ian.e at this office.
oc 20—2t* -
LOST.— Lout or iul*luid, within the l»i>l
two or three week*, a NEGOTIABLE hOTK,
drawn by John and George Gibaen la our f*vor,fir
#50, payable at the Bauk of Virginia. All persons
are forewarned againat trading for the aame.
cc 18-St* CRUMP Sl HAGLAND.
Usi'—A bundle cautaiiiiajf u to«», Vest,
te., wa* left in some *tore or office on Thursday
lait—the exact place not recollected. Any inform v
tion about it left with Messrs. Lee k Overiey. (from
whose office it was probably taken through mistake,}
will be thankfully received.
or. 18—It* T. W. BYDNOR.
LO S 'I' - Same time since, a BONO lor
$200, given by Messr*. Grant Jt Bennett, for the
hire of two negro boys, #100 of which: ha* been paid.
A reaaonab'e reward will be given for ita return to
me, or Mr. Geo. E Sadler.
cc 13 — fit MILDRED GAY.
OK MALK, ITkasK OK KKNT.—Two
half acre lota, one oa Grace, the other on Broad
street, juat beyond the western limits of the corpo
ration For term*, apply to
oe 18—St* J N BROOfK*. W D.
i tUKAP Ultk I* VO 1> AUUUSTLS
MAILRRT would call the attention of purcbae
ersof Dry Goods, to his well selected steak, in part
as follows : Black and Kansy Silks: Merino*; Alpacas;
Plain and Fancy Mousltns: Irish Linens; Woollen and
Cotton Hosiery; Black Bilk Cravat*, Lace* and Edg
ings; Ladies' V eats; Coriets; Shawls; Cal>eoa; Shirting;
Stripes; Black Silk Cringes; Bleak Moire Anii jne
Trimniiags; Hair ftrfeeletts; Crape Shawls; hand
aeme Counterpanes; Cotton (fringes: Cambric Bauda;
Black Lace Veils; Table Cloths and Toweling*; Russia
Diaper; Cambric and Swiaa Edgiegs; handsome Satiin
and Cloth Cloaks; Apron Ch*cks; Bed Tickleg: Cat
simeret; Corsets; Vsstiagt; Linaeys; Bed and Negro
Blankets; bleached and unbleached bhtrting and
Sheeting Cottons; Oil Cloths, and many other oarfra
ble goods to be had cheap at
cc 16 No. 41 MAIN STREET.
NUT J V K.—All person* havlotf eluluiM
•gainst the estate of John C Powell, deceased,
are requested to present the same te me properly au
thenticated, and all persona indebted to the said es
tate, are requested to make payment to me as speedi
ly as pcssible.
JOSEPH P. POWELL, Adro'r„
oc 20- -2w* of Jno C. Powell, dee'd.
UKUN/bl) IRON IIAT KACKH-Alsre
O durable than mahogany, with Looking Glass and
Umbrella Stand attached. We have various sizts of
them, for sale bv BULK LEY k CO.
MIND well the place, for it la true,
"Great bargains are in store for yon!"
SCHAAP k. CO. are selling the most fashionable
patterns of Glass, Butter, Preserve, Pickle and ttn
gsr Dishes; Lager Beer and other TuniLlera, and De
oanters; Cream and Water Pitchers; Geblete. Wind
Glasses, Egg Caps, Salt Cellars, etc | Looking Glass
es, (b< eken one* repaired.)an4 Clocks; No. 1 Fronstone
China Plates and Dishea. ate.; richly guilded and or
namented Flower Vases and other Pallor ornaments;
Waiters; Fluid and Oil Lamps, and thousands of other
articles, at prices 50 and 75 oeuis lower than tbey
generally can be bought for. Oar cash purchases on
Northern auctions, enable us to defy competition —
Our Confectionary establishment is supplied with a
complete assortment. Please call at the Preach
Confectionary and Variety Store, corner Brred and
Third streets oc 20
|> LACKBUAHli CUA VUN*, tor Mckools,
I> for sale at LAIDLEY it ROBINSON'S
New Drag Store,
06 20 4th and Franklin stresis
Klf «LO*K t LKANKR-.Per sale at
IV LAIDLEY It ROBINSON'S New Drag
oe2o Store and Franklin sts.
UTEPHKNB' BL.LK Ktl'lD.-Jntt re
ceived a supply of this brilliant and delightful
wniiag Ojid, which dyes almost immediately aft»r
being put on the paper, thereby requiring neither
sand or blotting paper. For school children, who
are so apt to blot their writings, it will bo found of
great utility. Price 12J cent* per bottle. For tale
by 01 A. MORRIS,
oea °- 3t 97 Main St.
FiIY»ICAANs l'rcrtcrlpttena carefully
and accurately dispensed, at all hours of tha day
and night, at J. W. GARLICK'S Drug Store.
° ft 211 Market Plfccft, Krsok'in st.
L«« k THIM, «At,l> IlKAim—
Pr 'esaor Wood's Hair Restorer will produce a
beautiful head of heir. For sale in any qaan
tily by J. W. GARLICK, Druggist,
06 10 Market Place, Fiaak.in st.
1(H) (WIU P. INCH. VtrMK»» SMIN-
I UU,UUW OLES; 250 bales Hay daily expected
to arrive, for gale by
» R. H. WHPTLOCK k RON.
DOtKIiAWI L.JiUJt. AJtWAHK CJ£-
JSf*"NT and Calcined Plaster, lor sale by
p-gQ R H. WHITLOCK k SON.
P*} M * ,11 H boxre pi late
Cheeen, in More and for sale by
oclß-iw LEWIS N WBBB fc CO
tUKN. OA board ocbr.
M t,' C rMior . the Doek. For sole bv
"" "t «»CON fc BAWKVRVILIi.
I I"' »'V »WullAK IteffS I*N'
* , « Sportisg and Blasting Powder; 50,0t>0 leet
Safety k use, for salebv
oo H EDWIN WORTHAM k CO,
UONttY.-100 or Slralaed Ho
n»y, sttlctly pure, for Hotel and KsstiUiant use,
just received aod for sale by
oo »» P JOHNWfONIk BRO . T)rnrgists
I »KMl> baaeela arliao mew
Clover Seed, in store, aod for tale ny
WILLIAMS 4 BRuTHPR,
0* " Onrser of C»rr and Pearl ate
k*'' BhA&tkK¥».»jMat received, •
f» >««• atook of 1(M, li-4, 12 4 aad 13 4 Bed Biaa
kau, allow prices. W. P. PERKINS k CO ,
°* 18 Mo. HI Ea«le Sqaare.
11 se&tx&.'tf Wism »"«*»
G t £s£sfsE?&,
U LAIULKY k ROBlNSom'sniw&lg
— * *»"» WM» rraakHa aU.
BA«OV~y fchSa.,' Mrt «i
T * r * P" l ®* }Brt recotwd and far eala by
t-g*"
< 4 «in#' Iwwfote*
W*jro,?x»!S»a? SStSsS;
«o*iftatag«,««*£■. Apply to **"
**M «.»tT**, ait*e ArtteftM Rmwr
WMMMlriiiierin. „r
piyt* WOMBLB *. CHIIoVfIC,
sassis.?""*
A & Tmu r-=r~j
white kim, tor which Kuan) weens •Tift?
W¥2sTsSßfys!FSs2is
&!^.2=i£3:- < f*w&;
oe 17-3t RRKNCH h CARDOZQ. Proprietor,
VV txpfrteirM HIM t ~
r,ssvsisstt " -«"
VKTANT*i|. * »lllj*Ti«VM.
TY of » Urge market garden or farat.by aZ * , 5
competent Ml to manage tiUer of the ahe»e 12
ply at thi. <.ffine.
oe 17—I2i*'
WAaTKII-'i'o litre f.r ib. ¥ -,_ —•
V" 2 r oby0 by ; h : ""*• « NURSK!'IS
liAND WAKKANt^Tii
ftsswas rx?
aod all others who b»ve taem for tale, will d 0 wall
JwM%uMS% T l th P iltv Z2 ofth ' m ell
u wm. HURIjBV'S Exchange Office, M Main w
op~.it. the St. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va
oe 1 S^ikiT —^ W ° '°^ g * n ' ro oni my gfiaa.
■itaation ho KaiUl Ma*T
/?£ the eoTOin* year. I have been (feist
basinets of the kind for fifteen yean and flatter mi.
■•If to understand the bnaineaa perfectly, aad eu
«!»• a pretty food character aa a Manager. Adt oa.
wishing such ap-raon, will please eaU oa Col Us
Myera, at the Broad street Hotel, for farther s*rtjl
eal,r *- — in '-u
Gf^A n U*fcl?tn'
* men. Tumbler*, Decanter*, in*ets; Champam?'
Lamonedn and Jelly Glsse.; Fruit Bowl*: p r «ir»J
Di*hee; Finger Bowl*; Ceeton Extra Crueu- Kl.id
aid Oil Umpt; Salt Cellar*: Syrup Pitehere, fcc„fw
■ale at moderate price*, at 137 Main etreet
oc 20 BULKLEY k CO.
LUMILY rliUttt...A euuorier »ru.n
A of Family Floor, jut received and for m'a hv
C. H SUTTON
oe 2C—2t« r orner B«nk and i huTu
a iJIASONJC ...7
XX**™ of Mencherter Lodge, No. I*. are hereby'
/V\«»rntor ned to attnod a meeting of their Lodie
on TUESDAY, Oct. 2let, at 2 o'clock, forth, nit",
poee of leyi»« the corner .tune of ike Baptist Cfcarth
The member* of Lodge* No 10,19, 36,51 and « are
respectfully invited to attend. Alio, all traaiteat
member* in good Handing.
By orderofthe w. M.
oc 17~4t JAM»g NgSBITT. Pre I *.
UtAU UK.'#, irr KMrr. va. VuU T*
Fridit, Oct. 17, 1856—3 o'clock, P. if (
OUDEU NO. 30.
I So much or order number 29, dated Oct II
1856, at direote a parade of thi* Regiment on to mor
row, th« 18th ine'ent, i*berebv countermanded
11. 1 hi* Regiment will parade on MONDAY n»»L
the 20th inttant, in fall winter uniform The Hue
will b« formed on Broad etreet, the right tenia* on
9th atreet, at 9} o'clock. A. 11.
By order of Col. August.
oc *B—2t WM MUNKORO, Adjatant
AI'THNTIOIN NATIONAL. IUAKII
FOSTPON KMEN T .-Pur»unnt to Re*.mental Or
der*, thi* commaud will parade at Lafayette Bail on
MONDAY, the 20th inet., at 8 o'clock, A. M, infill
Winter Uniform, with Plnmee Arm* ia order for
inapeciiun. ,By order of your Captain,
oc 18 3t* V U POUE, Orderly.
AllttUKV CONTlrtl!,ftTALtjL'aKU, ) '
Richmond, Oct 18th, |18.56. )
THE COMPANY (instead of thin Satai-
J. day mornint) will aaeemhle at their Armory on
MONDA Y MORNING, the 30th in*, at 8 o'clock,
in full IJoiform for Regimental Parade. Arm* ia or
der for inspection
Sergeant* will *ummon their r«*pective aqead*.
By order of the Capt.
re 18—St H. M. WILLIAMSON. l*t Hen'f.
D ARMORt YoUMO liUattU, (
Q Richmond, Oct. 17, IScS. J
fjIOItDCRS
JJI I. In aecordance with Regimental erdert, the
parade thi* day i* hereby count* r&anded.
111. Th» company will parade in fall drew uniform,
on MONDAY, the 20th inet., at 8 o'clock, A M.,
promptly. Anna, Ae ,in order for inspection.
HI. Serfeanra will eammon their squads accsrii
ingly, without further notice.
By order of the Captain.
oe 20—It C. F. ItADY, Orderly.
L AKMUftV K. L. 1. j
aS October l?th, 1856 J
til The Company will Parade at their Ar
il! Armory on MONDAY MORNING. the 2Wh
fn«t., at 9 o'clock, In Winter Uniform (Cloth Cap*
and Pompon*.)
Serge ante wtlleummon their iqaade to be punctual.
By order of the Captain
nr. 17~St WM. H. FRY. lit Sere't
L AKMU&t JUNIOR. Bul/fctt, i
a Richmond. Oct. IT. 18.%. 5
ffl RICHMOND JUNIOR BLUKK.-ri'
ill rude at jour Armory on MONDAY MORNING
next, the 20th mat., at 8 o'clock, la fail Drew Win
tar Uniform.
By order ef the Ca|>tain.
o«»8-2t WILLIAM E. RINKOftn.O p
U AtIMO&V JUNIOR OUAKU, j
A Richmond, Oet. IStfa, 18S6. (
fll O»DER NO. 5 —
ill Parade at yoar Armory en MONDAY,
Oct. 20th, at o'clock, A. M., in tall Wißter lln -
form By order older of the CepL
oc 18-2 i* O A. JARViS, Ist Serj't.
P. H.—Her«e»n'e will lummoi their*; uada
|i ATTKNTIOA, ULAKD Vlf TMK UK
■ TROroi 1.1-Carade at the State Armory, oo
HI MON DAY, 20th ieat, at 8} o'elock,ia (ell Summer
ill Uniform
By order of the Captain.
oe 17- 3t J. W. WYATT. 0.8
"£ ARMOR* «(ONruOMt.RY GUAKtf, 1
■ October 17. IS*. 5
H THK Comnany will •Noakleit their
ill Armory, on MONDAY inorniaf, iftth ioat., at»
o'cleck, in fall winter uniform, to attend reginnutai
parade.
The Berreanta will notify their reepectlre aquada.
By order of the Captain.
no 17—3t J NO. McDONALD. O.S.
* WKK V«, accord-
Bnnot with Rngimental Order*, yoa will panda ia
HI front ef the City Hall, on MONDAY moreing
ill next, at 84 o'clock, ia fall winter uniform, (|te»
pant* aad pompon.) Arm* and accoutrement* m or
der for inep«o'ion.
By order of Capt. Elliott. . ,
J NO. T. ROGERS, Orderly
• PARAUe. ruaTfONED. # .
The above parade ie puetpoaed, by o'ier »' tM
Colonel, to MONDAY, 20th ior., at the aaineboer.
By order. JNO. T. ROGERS,
oe 18—2t Orderly.
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uniform, and with aide arma, MONO*"
Mitfßiiiomina. 20th init, at 8 o'clock.
By order of the Captain- , . ..
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JSJI Parade at the Fair Ground*, (W>y va**
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uniform, at half-eaat ajfcht o'clock, A. *•»
MAiURDAY, the 18th of October.
By order of the Commander. .
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JBSh Dru« Store of DUvAL It NO*TON."i
the Principal Booke»orea, and
of the Agricultural Pair Oroeade. P»lce of Tt»i«<*
SO cent*, admitting a gentleiuae aad two »e»*
children not admitted ualeee accompanied by a pro
tector, end to be admitted at half price.
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