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VEDNESDAY VO^WoZoCT.^M
A Uetie*«le»>l Poet.
The ooet IV*. O. Hhvast, who edits theN.
x- r «f !'•->«», isinaViaghimself merry over
ih« deeds of violence and murder at Harper s
I * trust that the excellent humor
into Which these tragical events have put this
unviable and benevolent person, will dispel
Ttermanentlv the dejection and apprehension
which he has'suffered from having Mich a
neighbor as Mrs. BtBOXLL OC>V»oham
»!-]„. juiet occupies a tine house with a brown*
stone front, In one of the fashionable avenues
of New York, and in a modest two-story
br.ck next door, is the famous Mrs. CrSKIKO
h am. whose trial for abolishing l>r. lit uuki.l
made a good deal of noise at the time,—
The poet has been excessively annoyed by
having such a neighbor, and left no stone
unturned to have her removed. Hut a*
Mr*. Ov 2i y 1 Noli AM pays her rent with un
deviating punctuality, it has been found
difficult to eject lier, and #0 the poet has to suf
fer all the horrors of eating by day and sleep
ing by night with only a thin partition be
tween him and a suspected murderess.
Yet this delicate sprig of puritan piety and
poetic sensibility rejoices and makes himself
merry over the tragic scenes of blood and
crime at Harper's Ferry ! What consistency !
What conscience! What humanity! How
would you like a touch of this abolition at
your own d x>rs 1 How would you like, oh !
poet, in the dark and solemn midnight, to see
the "drapery of your couch" withdrawn, and
Mrs. Hi ki>xllCvxmn«iiam peering in,armed
with one of those devilish-looking jukes man
ufactured in Connecticut, and which now af
fords you so much merriment f Would you
not laugh the other side of your mouth .'
This flue sport of throwing stones at the
frogs—sport to alwlition editors, though it i*
death to others—will not continue long. If
they are determined on exciting insurrection
and civil war, let them bear in mind a fact
which they may learn any day by consulting
theirewn neighbors and acquaintances, that
the baitle will begin in their own streets.—
There are tens of thousands ol loyal and
brave men in the North, who, when the crisis
comes, will go down into the streets, and try
conclusions with the abolitionists, bayonets to
bayonets and heart to heart. Hut abolitionists
will never stand such a trial. If they could
once be made to feel that it is inevitable; if
such men as U-reei.ev of the Tribune, Bryant
of the Post, and others, whoare as timid in ac
tion as they are furious in speech, could be
made to realize that the civil war which they
are laboring to bring about w ill begin in the city
of New York, and involve their own precious
persons, their printing houses, their private
residences, and their own wives and children,
they would cultivate caution and charity, in
stead of sowing broadcast the seeds of servile
and civil commotion. That such will be the
case, no one who knows the state of sentiment
among the Northern people can doubt. The
conservative men of the North will fight the
battles of the Constitution at their own doors,
and they who ha\e sown the wind will reap
the whirlwind.
The Fair.
A visit, yesterday, to the Fair Grounds, left
us with the impression that there are not as
many people at the present exhibition as on
former grounds. In tins, however, we may he
mistaken, the grounds being so much larger
than thijse formerly occupied, that the same,
or even a larger crowd, would not make as
great a show. The plan of exhibition is one of
the finest, best arranged, and most spacious in
the country. Strangers from oiher States
pa«s high commendations upon the grounds
and the arrangements for the reception of
stock, and for every purpose connected with
the Fair. The ground of Lhe trotting course is
admirably adapted for that purpose. A horse
who could not make good time on that soil,
might as well retire from public life. There
are more horses at this Fair than we have ever
seen on any previous occasion, some of them
very fine. Some of the cattle are the fattest
and handsomest of their kind we ever saw.—
In a very hasty examination, we were much
etruck with the variety and beauty of the fan
cy work in the ladies' department, and in the
vegetable tent we saw "some pumpkins," as
well as other monster vegetables, which we
recommend to the inspection of the curious.
Safety of our Public Armories.
The recent seizure of Harper's Kerry by a
small band of white men and negroes, has
drawn attention to the safety of our public ar
mories and forts, and has elicited the fact that
there is not a single regiment of regular sol
dierson theentire Atlantic and Gulf seaboard.
The New York Herald says there are but two
companies at Fort Hamilton to protect New
York harbor, owe company at Hoston, one just
returning from Newport to the West, two
companies at Charleston, one at Key West,
and eight companies of recruits at the artillery
school at Fortress Monroe. The immense forti
fication constructing on the Dry Fortugas,
which has already cost millions of dollars,
stands alone in the centre of a thousand miles
of unguarded coast, with not a hundred sol
diers to guard it, if it were menaced. Within
eighty miles of this great work, designed,
nays the New York lleruld, to be the Gibraltar
of the Gulf of Mexico, the (Japtain-General of
Cuba has twenty thousand disciplined troops
and twenty-five steamships-of-war, which in
eeven hours would enable him to take the for- j
tress,'and to keep'it for months and perhaps
years. The subject certainly deserves the early
attention of Congress.
Address of Hun. IS. \V. Miller. To-night.
We hope that a large number of our citi
zens, and of the many strangers in the city,
Will attend at the African Church on the oc
casion of Mr. Miller's eloquent oration, to
night. It will be a rich and rare treat.—
Having ourselves, on oue occasion, heard Mr.
Miller, we can say, with contidence, that no
oue will be disappointed. As the object is to
increase the fuuds of the Mount Vernon As
sociation, we cannot, for a moment, doubt that
an intelligent and appreciative audience will
reward the gifted orator for the time and
trouble which he has cheerfully sacrificed at
the request of the Committee of the Associa
tion. The price of tickets is 50 cents. They
can be obtained at the depot of the Richmond
and Fredericksburg Company, during the day,
and at the door of the Church this evening.
The Presidency in England.
The London T'lsgraph gravely states that
among the most prominent candidates in tie
United States for the Presidency, is Stkimikn
A. iJoroi.AH, a black man, who, for many
years, has conducted an abolition and eman
cipation newspaper with signal success. We
should think that Mr. Sbwakd, wiio is now
in England, might keep his abolition friends
In that country better posted upon American
politics. Perhaps, when the Hsrix-r « terry
news arrives, he will be able to tell the Lon
don Telegraph who Jobs Heowh is. Or per
haps not. Maybe be never heard of such a
person as OiuwiTOHti Ilhow>, and will !*•
very much shocked when the tidings of his
evil doings reaches England.
Col. Davis.
Col. J. Lucius Davis, of Henrico, who is
placed in command ot the troops at Charles,
town, is just the man for the position. Col.
Davie is a graduate of West Point, an accom.
plished and experienced cavalry officer, a
vigilant and gallant soldier. There will be no
renewal of an attempt to invade any portion
of the soli which te assigned *> the gdardian
shipof CM. Davis; or,should there be it will
he met la precisely the wanner that every
Virginian, eepecially i., the present temper of
the State, would de»ire it to be met.
Colonel Duryee.
We are pleased to learn that a large number
of the principal merchants of New York are
getting up a splendid testimonial tor presen
tation to ex-Colonel AaaAM Dirtii, the lat*
Commandant of thoMew York 7th Regiment,
ae a fitting acknowledgment of his eminent
miliar? services while la command of the
heat dUdptlnoA volunteer corps in that State.
dollar. already bneu
Military Advantage* ot Railroads.
One of the most important lessons taught by
the late invasion of Harper's Ferry, is the fact
that, in twenty-four hours, troops can be con
gregated from a distance of 150 or vJOUmiles: e.t
a moment's notice, cannon and military stores
transported, and an invasion crushed and it*
leaders shot or captured. Before the intro
duction of railroads and telegraphs, Brown
might have held jwssession of the Arsenal for
weeks, and even months, before be could have
l»cn dislodged. Now, as the Philadelphia
Ledger observes, such are the advantages of
lailroads and telegraphs, though builtciitiie.y
for the purposes of peace, that in an instant
they place all military and volunteer forces,
within a hundred and llfty miles, in such
proximity as this to the seat of war-Cabinet
Council." are assembled—military officers sum
moned troops gathered by telegraph and con
veved by steam to the seat of war, with a ce
lerity inconceivable fifty years ago.
•• All this," remarks the IMger. "multiplies the
power of a small army of well disciplined men. it
sues their fatisuss 111 inarches ami eon 11 tor
marches. They are hroiuht up in such a case as
th;>. fresh and cool, and ready for action. Above
all. their powers are fir more favorable for defen
sive war than aueressiv#; for a war m whteh those
sympathize whose homes Are in .danger, than one
in winch the invasion of a peaceful country is the
object. The true wav to make a nation strong tor
war. is lo make it strong lor peace, anil the same
I.trees that contribute to the one, can. with the
greatest ease, l>e turned to the other. How lone
would it have lieen lie lore otir lines of rail road
and telegraph could have been built and put in
working order for government purposes as a mill
tarv work? It is commerce iliat has dsne it. f' e '
there l>e wealth and industry and intelligence hard
at work multiplying each other, and it will
strengthen a nation more than any amount ot capi
tal vested in immense military stoies that raptuly
(leereeta' e and spoil, or are rendered worthless by
ot her and l»>tter implements ol a greater |x>wer.—
it is the wealth of Kngland that detends lier lrc u
France at this moment.'
It is to be hoped that the next Legislature of
Virginia will complete a system ot railways,
and thus develop the wealth, and provide for
the security, of the State.
»w Books.
Tie Adventures of Mr. Verdant Green; byCCTH
iikktßede, H. A. New York : R'i>D&Carlk
ton. This work, by Mr. Bei>e, an English
scholar and humorist, who has taken a promi
nent stand among the literati of liis country,
purport* to be a narrative of the incidents in
the career of a university freshman, college
life, courses and scenes. It is most curiously
illustrated by some three hundred very cu
rious illustiations by the author.
For sale by A. Morris.
Poems . by Scsan Archer Tallev, of Vir
ginia. New York: Ri'DD 1c Carleton. Miss
Tal,t. E V is well known to our readers as one
of the sweetest poets of her sex who ever
wrote in our country. Her fugitive pieces,
which have been so widely read aud admired,
are collected in this volume, together with
some not before published.
For sale by A. Morris.
Spurgean's S rmons —Sixth Series. New York
SiiEtDOK & Co. This volume is adorned by
arc engraving of the new tabernacle of the
Rev. Mr. Sitrukon. which, we suppose, his
admirers will be pleased to see.
For sale by Tnos. .T. Starke.
Hurt; Lee ; or, Hope for the Poor. New York
Harper & Brothers. The story of this vol
ume is founded upon the career of a news
boy of New York. The work is handsomely
gotten up and illustrated.
For sale by A. Morris.
.4 Life for a Life; by the author of "John
Halifax, Gentleman," «Vc. New York: Har
i-i:r k Brothers. The fame of the author
will be at once a passport for this work with
the critical reader.
For sale by A. Morris.
The Student'* Hunt' : a history 01 England
abridgedfrom Hi .mk. with the corrections and
researches of recent historians, brought down
to the year l-%> s ; illustrated by engravings.—
New York: Harper & Brothers. This is a
valuable school Iwok.
For sale by A. Mokuis
Harper's Monthi-v. —"We are indebted to
J. W. Randolph for Harper's Monthly for No
vember.
Marine Disaster.—The schooner Mary, of
Elizabeth City, N.<\, l'rom luagua Islands,for
Baltimore, with guano, went ashore on Ocra
cock Bar on Friday la?;, and would prove a
total loss. The captain, his wife, and crew,
were all drowned.
lIK A Til OK ROBERT STEI'JILNSO>', TIIE ES
gineer.—The Ocean Queen brings intelligence
of the death ol Sir Robert Stephenson, the
great English engineer, in the 50th year of his
age. He commenced life as an apprentice in a
factory where steam engines were made, ami
lirst attracted the attention of the public in
1 bv inventing a locomotive which con
sumed its own smoke, weighed only six tons,
and drew 20 tons at the rate of 10 miles an
hour. For this work he received a prize of
S-2,000. He then commenced building railroads,
and all the principal lines in England, Bel
gium and Norway, were constructed under
Lis supervision. The works to which he owed
his chief reputation were the tubular bridges
over the Conway and the Menai at Britannia.
Rock. Unlike most students, lie was appren
ticed to the engine-making business,after hav
ing gone successfully through the classes at
the Edinburgh University.
A Mormon Reform.—We see it stated in
the Cincinnati Commercial that about 500 Lat
ter Day Saints, from live of the Western States,
held a conference lately in Illinois, and de
cided upou sending out elders to show the
Mormons in Utah how they have fallen away
from the pure faith lirst delivered to their
Church. They are to start a monthly periodi
cal called the True Latter Day Saints'and An
ti-Folyg:unist"s Organ. They do not believe
in permitting a man to be ''sealed" to more
than one wile at a time.
Destructive Fire at Louisville.—A fire
broke out on Main street, Louisville, Ivy.,
Saturday night, destroying the stocks ot
Messrs. Wilson & Starbird to the amount of
sro.OOO, and of J. Watson & Co., saddlers,
;-!5,000. and Porter Buchanan's agricultural
implement store to the extent ol SIO,OOO, J
Crabb Ac Co., dry goods, SIO.OoO. Other*, lost
smaller amounts. All of them are fully m
iusured.
Deepest Well in the W orlix The !*rte
fian well at Columbus, Ohio, having reached
the depth of 2,33« feet and 10 inches—l leet
and 'J inches deeper than any other well in the
world—has t>een impended because the appro
priation for that purpose was expended. It
now lacks only 3LO feet and 1 inch of being
half a mile deep.
Yaciiti*o.—a neat schooner-rigged yacht
called Sura reached this port vesrerduy in
three days from Norfolk, Ya. She was built
at Stonington, Conn., in lt-00, is feet 4 inches
in length, 15 feet 4 inches beam, 5 feet o inches
iu depth/and 34.80"-95 tons. She is one of the
New York Yacht squadron, and is on a South
ern cruise.—Charleston Mercury, Monday.
A DrKL and Libel Suit.—E. Stedman
having written a satire on the recent great
wedding in New York, the father ol the bride,
lit. W. A. Bartlett, sent him a challenge a few
days ago, but subsequently determined to en ier
a suit for liliel.
A <lown-e.ist editor, says lie has seen the con
trivance our lawyers use when they "warm
up with the subject." Jie says it was a glass
concern, and holds about a pint.
*vßir»voNr) THSATBK.
FESTIVAL WEEK.
Second nit lit of the ANNUAL GALA,
Ami ex position of
MECHANICAL SKII.I, and INGENUITY !
A GREAT nil.l. TO-MGHT.
THREE GLOHIOUS PIECES.
BLACK EYED Sl/SAV ;
BLACK EJ ET) SUSAN. A Nautical Drama.
BLACK EYED SUSAN \
\Gving to the Cattle Show,
A Funny Interlude. (Gt,ing to the Cnttle Sh-iw,
( Gnint to the Cattle Show.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, t
HK.AI TV AM) THE HE AST, :A Fairy Speota-
BEAI'TY AND TIIE BEAST, ( cle.
I Kle.snt Scenery!
| Magnificent Tableau !
~ m, . „ j Splend d Siniin*!
At the Theatre 10-mght. , jr^, rv Dunoon !
I Beautiful Children!
I Lovely Girls.
After the Fair.
Got °
Where >^,^_ Gratlfi(Kl -I„ s tructeU. •
te*tte Urs'st^k'o^'fi^/'^oldandTl^iv^r 1 W Laches'
fiu^wftwXheavy sffer- plated[Ware. Fan
er Goods. Tabe Cutlerr, to., to be sold at pnh
fic action by J. H. Diooks, at the store No.«,
Main atrect. thi* clock, and kvinixo
at 7 o'clock, and continue through the week. The
aaeortment ia very large, and the stoak m fine, and
aJlord* an opportunity to purchase at low price*.
ft*. Go TO THS Gssar <>ift Book Bai r, now
open at 161 Main street- Ihe beat collection of
standard Miscellaneous Works ever offered in this
place.
A Book and a Hold Watch for $|
A Book and a Silver Watch for #1.
A Book and a (iold Lockut for #J.
A Book ami a Gold Pen for %l.
A B"'»k and a Cold Pencil for Jfi.
A Book and a pair of Gold Bpectaclee for ft.
A Book and a Gold Ring for fl.
A Book and a Gold Bracelet tor #1.
4 an< ! »Gold Chain for fl.
A Book aad a Gold Thimble for HI.
A Book.and a set of Sleeve Buttons for fl,
csll and examine and get a Catalogue.
W pflr-*4C
Correipondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Com Exchange—Military, fr.
LvSCHBt RO, OCt. V>.
A building has been erected in th.s cltv ad
ioi'iinc the Virginia ami Tennessee Railroad
hoiKvtfand'rented to the Hoard of Trade, who
ha> e established a Corn Exchange, for which
minute it will be tired. As ihere an- many
render* who mav not fully understand what a
Ooru Exchange in, it may not be (tmis» to statu
that it Ma room arranged for farmer* and oth
m who have come to sell, to deposit their
samples. Hoyer* will repair to thin room, ex
amine sample*, make otter* or purchase*, as
the ewe may he.
A movement is on foot toestablish a military
company in this city, and it is to be hoped, for
thecredit oi Lynchburg, if for no other reason,
that it will 1* successful, as another town of
the same si4o will scarcely he found in the
State that has not already a well orgaulzed
volunteer company.
An altercation took place last evening be
tween FleinmingChtoolmaiid Wm. Knighton,
winch resulted in the former receiving a se
vere cut vviili a knife across theribs. Kriigli
tou was immediately arrested, and will have
a hearing this morning before the Mayor. -It
is said the "green-eyed monster" had some
thing to do with this cutting affair.
A small negro girl, the servant of C. M.
Mackford, of this city,met with her death on
Saturday night caused by her clothes
taking lire, which communicated toherbody,
us she was engaged about the grate.
PINKNET.
Convicted. —At the present term of the
I "tilted States District Court in session at Al
l«iny, N. Y., Wm. C. Follet, of Eansinburg.
was convicted of forging bounty-land claims,
and sentenced to five years' imprisonment in
the Penitentiary. Jas. Van-Etten, of \an-
Ettenville, was also convicted of frauds upon
the Pension Office, under the revolutionary
pension laws, and sentenced to Ihree years'
imprisonment in addition to the flue imposed.
Ay InmAy Present to the President. —
The Indian girls at the Osage mission school
have deputed the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs to l>e the bearer of a present to the
President of the United States. The memento
consists of a couple of purses of silk and buck
kin, beautifully worked in beads. The pack
ace is inscribed "in the handwriting of Victoria
\Vhite Hair, oneof the Indian girls, "from the
Osage girls to the Great Father."
Narcotic.—lt is said that sugar candy is a
narcotic when taken on going to bed. To use
i'. put two or three jueces of sugar candy of
th'esi/e of a hazle nut into your mouth on go
ing to bed, and before they are melted away
you will be asleep.
The oflicial majority of the "Opposition"
candidate for Auditor in Pennsylvania is 17,-
201, and for Surveyor 1b,312. Last fall it was
•JT.tiOO.
D. A. William®. United States mail agent,
was shot and mortally wounded at Carlin
% i lie, 111., on the 21st ult., by a merchant.
McGce College, Missouri, was destroyed by
fire on the 3d instant. Loss S~,<hio. It, will be
rebuilt.
There is a movement on foot by a New ork
company to organize a line of steamers from
that city to Brazil.
There were 00 deaths in Baltimore last
week.
< OM M i; HO IAIi.
The following is a comparative statement of the
condition ol tlie Banks oi the city «»l JNew lorKiaM
week: Oct 15. , T c -.*i
I.nans, 5117.2Ai.W7 *117.317 4Ui Inc. 528.432
] i 20. W. w< Inc. 1 255 *"4
cStinn, > 4,« St.; S ,11 2H I'ee SMg
Sett Deposits, 70.01*] ('2O /1,50#.00*> Inc.
Sales in N*w York, Monday. of £.*OOO \ a. 6 s, at
and $ Id,ooo Tenu. li sat *•
Northern Markets* — IBy I elboßaph.l
TUi timokv. Oct. 25.—Flour firm-Howard street
SMS. Wheat Wwt-wbite lIJMU#!
,il 25. Corn firm.:'l'rovis ons quiet-mess
pork l.'.'n: piime do. 5'11.25: bacon sides it a c.
Whiskey dull at 2Se.
\>w York. Oct 25—Ye ».-Flourdeclinedsc.-
S-Mit'hcrn V.50 5.7:.. Wheat sh'.alv Hiipnu-ed-
W estero « hite |I.«< I 52 «. <>rn doll—white fiJßlfc
i'urk iini. - mevs prime 11. I.ard
heavt at lu" rll' 4 . Whiskey droopmi and <im.t
ril 'it 2*> o,'iiee—the public sales showed a decline
, i _ Kio in'.. 12—stock on hand 85 IKKI bags, fcu
,.ar public sale advanced - a Stocks dull nnd
~0-ver— V.-i 6's !>4"\»'. I'- Cetton declined
I piands Middlin- lIV-lIV Red Southern Wheat
~l.iii. Corn—white * 1.12; yellow ;1.03; other arti
cles unchanged.
I)U. INGRAM, Office and Resi
iiFM'fi Main street, below Pearl, one
door below T. K. Price & Co.'s Dry Goods Store,
oc 26—2w*
OFFICE OF K. & Y. I!. R. C 0../
R .enMoNl>, Oct. 24, 1359. \
\'OTM" I'.--The annual meetim ofthe
Stockholders of the R. 4Y. R. I?. Co.,
will be held at tins orfice. on WEDNESDAY, the
Mh day of November neevt.
oc2s—tawtDthNov A. W. MORTON, Sec'y.
s> Tilt: ACRK ILTI RAI FAIR -
No i' I 0 K .—To prevent collisions that
mi-lit occur between the Railroad Trains nnd
l .11 n i:.es. the 1 Ut. r will not be permitted to enter
th° Grounds by THE RAILROAD HAT li. but
wiil enter by the Gate on Broad street, extended,
oc 24 — it C. DIMMOCK. Chief Marshall.
City papers copy.
7? —AVE. TIIE V S 1> El? SIGN ED,
Stockholders of the W 1. S T POINT
I.AND COMI'AXV. and holding in the aggregate
more than one tenth of the capital stock ot the
said company, hereby give notice that a general
meeting of the Stockholders of the said company
will be held at the office of the said company, at
WEST POINT, in the county of Kins william,
on TUESDAY, the Sth day ot November, !Ss'>.
on ii. , iud j v() j ~R OSSEH TAJJB(
ocß-lawtd* ALEX. DUDLEY.
SHOfKOE HSL.L GENERAL
AGENCY.
G. W. 11. TYLER,
Office on Marshall, Between Sixth and Seventh
Streets,
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NKOROES, SELL HEAL ESTATE, SELL NE
GROES, and aet as a GENERAL AGENT. He
returns his thanks for the liberal patronage bestow
ed upon him for two years past. au 31—6 m
TIIE AGRU/IXTI'KAL 1" A UK.-THIRD
DAY—WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26.—Gates opei
at 9 o'clock A. M. Judges engaged from 9to 11.
At 11—Exhibition of Cattle.
At 12—Grand Cavalcade of Horses on the track,
in the following order : *
Ist—Thorough bred Stallions.
Jd—Stallions not thorough bred.
Sd—Saddle Horses.
4th—Thorough-bred Mares, Fillies and Colts.
6th—Mares and Colts, no', thorough-bred.
At I—Exhibition o! Saddle Horses.
At 2—Exhibition of Horses in deuble Harness
trotting.
At 3—Exhibition of Horses, in single Harness—
trottiug.
At 4-Auction. C. DIMMOCK,
Oc26— It Chief Marshal.
[ AW Ol TOUTS.
M BAN DOLPH'S
BOOKSTORE AND BINDERY.
No. 121, Main Street.
TIIE ELEMENTS OF MORAL SCIENCE. Bv
J. L. Oaag, of Gporgia. >'1.
THE CORNER-CUPBOARD ; or, Facts for Ev
erybody. with engravings. Si.
PARLOR THEATRICALS; or, Winter Even
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THE LA\V OF TORTS; or, Private Wrongs. By
r rancis Milliard; 2 vols. .310.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE tor November.
PHYSICIANS' Pocket Day Book, Visiting List,
Diary, &c. $1.
POEMS. Bv Susan Archer Talley. 75 cts.
PH TARCH'S LIVES. The translation called
Dryden s. Corrected and revised by A. 11.
dough ; 5 vols. SlO.
BURTON'S CYCLOPtEDIA OF WIT AND HU
MOR, ol America, Ireland, Scotland, and Eng
land; 2 vols. *3.
A Y'S ELKGY;.beautifully illustrated. Jj4.
bMtcKER S Public and Private History of Na
pole >n 111. ,'•125.
o£D*L\'S U. S. TARIFF OF DUTIES. 75 cts
VERDANT GREEN'S ADVENTURE'S. By E.
Beds SI.
WAVERI K V NOVELS. Household edition, 50
vols .librarv bind in.', in a case. Sit.
."ANOOAST'S LALIY'S MEDICAL GUIDE- 150.
BLUNT S WORKS—Life of the Saviour, &.C.; 4
vols- iniitlin and c»lf binding. „ ,
ALI BONE'S DICTIONARY OF AI THORS; vol.
1. S's
UKM BOOK OK BRITISH POET BY: with Bio
eraphical Sketches illustrated. 9t» 50.
BOW IN THE CLOUU. Beautilully illustrated.
GALLERY OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
FEMALE POETB. A splendid Book. £12.50.
oc 25—It
inittiiMA medical joirn.il for
V SALE.—Owina to the pressure of professional
engagements the Editor of the VIRGINIA MED
I'CAL JOURNAL is compelled to retire from the
position he ha* hfld tor more than six \ ears, and
we. therefore,.offer the JOURNAL for sale.
This Periodical combines the united influence of
the old S mhos ope, edit >! hv Dr. I'. Claiborne
Gooch. and tlie \ io"n>a Medical and Surgical Jour
nal, edited b> I)r# McCaw and Oris. It stands se
cond to none in point of reputation and the ability
with which it hf.s been conducted, and has proba
bly the 1 truest mid most influential list of subscri
bers to U> found in run Southern State. As tne on
l» representative ol tlie Virginia profession, its in
fluence is widely IV!I, and its possession oilers an
ample fiel to theener*etic and ambitious members
of the profession who me nlde find willing to de
vote th»ir time and ntelleot to such an objsot.
We will offer the Journal to «ny who may wish to
purchase fin moderate term*—free nf debt. and with
a lane list « f sub»aril»ers; also including back
numbers and everything appertaining to the pro
pert v, App'ication may be made to J. 3. McCsw,
M. D., the pros >nt editor or to
RITCHIE, DUNNAVANT A CO..
oc JC— law2w Richmond, Va.
Mackerel, alewives and her.
RINGS.—SOU '»Ms. No. 1 Halifax Cut Herrin«»,
75 half do. Ne. 1 Halifax Cut Herrings, 3*) do. Ale
wives, 200 do- Gross llerrinss, 80 kits No. 3 Vlack
erel. 75 bbls. N,v .'i small Mackerel. Mess No. 1,1
and 3, in bbls.. half bbls. and kits, for sale low on
consignment, by BRIDGFORD ,V CO.,
Commission Merchants,
oc K -lot Corner 20th and Dock.
LMLE MANUFACTORY-
Jf , RICHMOND, VA.,
, .CjVL'I JVsatA nnd Vary streets.
AU kinds of FILES constantly on hand, inside of
the best English cast steel.
Old FILES RE-CUT equal to new, at mod
erate prices. We call attention of machine shops
and saw millers, and solicit their favors.
oe as-lm* • LAU ft. BHUMAN.
f>RICKS...MeuiOp prime BRICKS, far sale in
u lots to suit purchaser*.
oe 17—eodlw GEO. W. GRETTEU.
MARRIED.
On the 20th mat., by Rev. W. J. I"ottiKr«vr. R. C.
MnoN, of Halifax countr. V»., to Mi»a AtfNlfc E.
ri;nNV;R.or H«itnc4>. Va. ,
Virginia Kcho pleaac f"PT-
DIED,
On Tuesday, the 25th inst-, JAMES HARTON,
ion of J. K. flarton. , . ,
Him funeral will be preached at tue reaidence of
hi« inther. near Wealey i'htp*', thi» ( Wednesday)
evenin#, at 3! s o'clock. The Irienda and apiiuaiut
ancf* of the iamily are invited to attend without
further notice.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. VA., OCT. 28, 18t9.
High Water this day(W>ftiusJay)*\ o'clock.
ARRIVED,
Schr. .Ino. Price,£<sars, Boston, plaster, John 11.
Claiborne. . , . T
Schr. Leader, Thaser, York river, wheat, Logan
Waller. __
SAILED. „
Steamship Jamestown. Skinner, N. i., muzo.,
and passengers. Ludlam & VV at son.
Steamer City of Richmond. Niltc}i« ll, 1 htlaunl
phia, mdase. and passenger, H-E- I utile.
Steamer Belvidero. Keen. Baltimore, liidzu. and
pnsseneers. 1). k W. Currie. „ .
Schr. Wythe, Tuttle, New \ork, uidao., D. k W .
Currie. r ~ ,
Schr. Elizabeth and Elinor, Layne, New lork,
flour. D. k W. Currio. ,
Schr. J. H. Deapty, Weiehman, down the river,
''Schr. Bella Peck. Gardner, down the river. lieht.
Schr. .fos. A. Ediminson, L&wver, Baltimore,
rmlze, W. i). Colquitt St Co.
Nkw Yokk. Oct. 23—Arrived, schr. Margaret,
Henson. City Point. . ,
Schr. Orris. Fiancis. of St. George, from Rich"
mond for Boston, which put into btontngton otn
in.St.. in distress, with masts damaged in ak' ,j
has been supplied with new ones, and will p roc tea
in a few days.
Albany, N. Y.,Oct. 22.-Cleared,schr. 0. P. Btnn,
Cook. Richmond. ..
Nkw Orleans. Oct. 21.—Arrived, schr. Rose
neath. Baker, Richmond. . ~ „ ,
Hampton Roads, Oct. 25.—Arrived, ship Poly
nesia, 100 days from Jarvis lslar d. with guano.
I -. . — — —
WM. IRA SMITH.
W DEALER IN
MEN'S, BOYS' and CHILDREN S
oc 26—." i'' >' ' VIOIAiN STB EST.
to^n'l.>r ni hisV^iemlsManiHhe*imbh c «
he has returned to the city, and
proposes to resume his professional duties, whiel
at one time he abandoned in consequence ol his
appointment as H. B. M. Acting Cansul of Vir-
S 'h'o will give instructions on the PIANO and in
' 'howM also take a bmited of pupi's tor
instruction in the FRENi.H EANgL AuL. ,
in.' a native ot trance, and speaking the 1 ns'i.h
luigUHte as correctly and tiiient yas a, natu e. lie
Dossessesthe obvious advantage of bom-,' enabled
to explain comprehensively the idiomatic relation.
°\' , 7t t -li I 'i"eri" for'the sale of PIANOS from the
celebrated firm ol Erako. k Plbyel. ot 1 ans,
\y*Vll "select Pianos from all makers in the Lnited
S T£-£i ATW i l,St c " l "' e ' Ku-h K."n R I'N'l ER.
MRS. £. LYON, 13 Main street
fS&J up »fi:r»,» invites strangers and eitjM«p£
j-iipes to examine her new stock ol
Mil I I VERY, e.msistin? of the latest style Fall
and Winter HON NETS. Children's and .Misses'
HATs - in all tiieirvarieties : Vilvetamlotherrieh
RI BISONS. FEATH Eh,-. FLOWERS. BERTHA
PAPES CAPS, HEAD-DRESSES. OruoMftal
HAIR-PINS, with a large assortment Hair Braids,
Ac. _ oe 2-i—»t
>1 A«; \ IFICENT STO< K A«t
SPRLWOF BOOTS. SHOES. GAlTEßS,<«j3®stf
•SUfIiTRUNKS. VALICFS, CARPET-BAGS,
kc ■ OF THE I. AT EST STYLES AND UNSUR
PASSED QUALlTY.—The#undersi'ined are now
prepared to exhibit their Fall and Winter Stock of
BOUTS and SHOES—embracing all of the most de
sirable styles new worn—lor ladies, gouts, misses
bovs. and children.
A (.SO—A complete stock of Heavy Boots. Bro
£.ans and Rrosues. for servants, to all ol which wo
invite the attention of buyers, as we are deter
mined to sell none but the h"st Goods and at ex
tremely low prices. Those in want of anything in
our line, would do weli to call onus before pur
chasing elsewhere.
MARCUS HARRIS A BRO.,
Main street, next to American Hotel.
m;H K l>H Fl.L!>o.li O I S K FOR
i-if:;' RENT—On the south side of Canal street, one
*=iin.<loor east of 4th street, containing nine rooms,
besides two-storf kitchen in the ya d. with cellar,
smoke house. See. The house has been thoroughly
repainted inside and out. and is in perfect order -
Possession given from the Ist to sth ol November.
Gas in the house and water on the. neper bick
porch. Apply to WM. IRA SMITH,
oc 20—It 114 Main St.
jj, FOR R EST- I The upper partofthe HOUSE
®?pl corner of Main and 11th streets, next to Ain«-
r i can Hotel.
ALSO—The three-storr Brick BUILDING on
lltii, between Main and Carv streets Apnl* to
MARCUS HARRIS Jt BRO..
oo 25—ts 175 Main street.
FOP. SALE.—A side-seat TOP BUGGY
t jiT"\«nd double HARNESS, which has been in
only six months, and are in perfect or
der. Also, a pair of bay M A RES. five and six years
old. handsome, gentle and sound. For terms and
information, applv to Mr. A. 'i. STOKES, of the
lirui c,f Stoke & Rives. Ot 2o—d2t swlt*
.: IT. r'lv N< fIB I R f;—To leave
i£fe^Bss#4^2THl RSDA Y EVENING. - The
Canal Boat ELLA SCOTT will
leave as above. For freight, apply to
WM. P. COX,
oc 26 —2t At the Shed, Dock street.
~~ TO HOFSEKkEPKUS.-.I have7n
-stasias store a great variety of SHOES for ser
vants. very heavy and superior, nv'de with special
re.'ard to durability, at (2:>-.'>t) WM. WALSH'S.
JI>IT< HFY'S BOOTS"-And for form hands
a great variety, very heavy and superior, at.
oc 2*;—-it WM. WALSH'S.
TTM. IRA S'lIT!!.
VV DEALER IN
MEN'S, BOYS' <iml CHILDREN'S
CLOTH IN< . !
OCB6—3t _ 114 MAIN STREET.^
T Al>l> . WEBS T E R i C« . ' S
unrivaled
SEWING MACHINES.
TOOK THE FIRST I'REMIVM
AT THE LATE FAIR IK
_ PHILADELPHIA.
r Ai> i), \v i: is s(■ sr it cc io. • s
Li UNRIVALED
SEWING MACHINES,
TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM
AT THE FENN S YI. V A XIA STATE FAIR.
PITTSBURG.
T ADD, WKB S T E R ic CO.'S
Li UNRIVALED
SEWING MACHINES,
TOOK THE FIRST PRE Ml I'M (Stiver Goblet)
AT THE LATE FAIR IN
KENTUCKY.
P. HORTON REACH, Ag't,
oc 2tj—st Corinthian Hall, Main st.
rpo MERCHA NTS.
WM. HUBBARD MITCHELL. Accountant.
Office aRj. S. Walker's Factory. 7th street.
Continues to Write up Banks and Adjust Accounts,
and solicits the books of four or five merchants,
whose business does not require the constant at
tendance of a book-keeper. lie refers to the fol
lowing gentlemen : Messrs. John Stuart Jc David
W. Walker, Messrs. Massie Sl Pleasants, Rich
mond. V.a.; and Messrs. Massie fc Smith. Tobacco
Commission Merchants. New York. oc ?t>— lm*
VJEW (iOOPs.— Elei'ant English and F'rench
1> CHINA DINNER SETS.
RICH AND PLAIN TEA SETS.
A large assortment of the .move goods on hand
and for sale at prices to suit the times. Call and
examine them. STEBBINS Jr. PULLEN,
oc 3ti—6t 101 Broad street.
Dissolution.— The concern of"lewis n.
WEBB k CO. is thisdav dissolved bv mutual
consent. LEWIS N. WEBB.
WM. S. ROYSTER.
Richmond. October 26, 1859. oc 20—3t
PJffc'D— Last Sunday night,a LAB\ S IOLK
ET, containing a pocket-book with money, and
several other articles. The owner m»v apply at
6th street, north of Leigh, east line, first ten»-
n:ent. oc 2u—lt
\ V I.ELLI R A MACHINES.
Isloool WHEELER A" WILSON j Islooo
45i00{); SEWING MACHINES
Have been made and sold to the people.
2",0(10i Sold in one year. \2i> w»)
20.( (idS Sold in one year. <20 000
20 IHXM Sold in or.e ,iear.' (20 000
Orders or letters of inquiry, directed to the
WHEELER & WILSON M'KU CO., Richiiiond
or Norfolk, will meet preinpt attention.
oc2l—3t* _ E. 11. CRAIGE, Ap't._
BK VR INMI >D THAT LEW N BRV
GOODS STORK re opened day before jestrr
day, l having tiecn closed since last. W ednesdav, lor
the annual Fall holidays,) ami will, from this time,
open every ilav. Saturdays and Surula>s excepted.
Have t*cn i" st received, per steamer, the follow
in* lot of goods. all of which are well worth the at
tention of those havine J'rv Goods to purchase:—
50 pin Bed Blanket*, from ,«•'! to .<j» «i per pair, all
of which wi'l l>e sold at 'east 20 per cent.,jMlow the
regular retail prices: 35 pieces'i B'eached Co'ton
at ets., wmth 10 cts.; 40 pieces extra line DIM
Cotton at U" a cts., worth one shilling; 10 pieces
Irish Linen. i-ood 'iuality, at 37% ct-.. worth 50cts ;
f pieccs very fit e Irish l.inen, ai 50 c's . worth 75
cts ; 100 dogen more of those fine Grass I inen
Handkerchiefs. ->t 25cts . worth 50 cts ; 10.W0 Cam
bric and Swiss Mus'in Collars, at 50 per cent, les*
than they can Iks purchased elsew here for.
Remember, rernentber, that you can *,et the best
bargains in Dry Goods, at
JACOB A. LE\ Y'S, 15 Main st.
A N « T II »: R (. R EA T AItHI VAL O K
u *■ tiOODS.—Will open this morning 500 Cloaks
and h agUns; 750 handsome Embroidered Collars,
at hall the usual price: 675 ladies' superior Corsets,
at low prices; 450 Embroidered Handkerchiefs at
26e., a great bargain; M> Nubias, Man oasis, Hoods,
and other Head-Dresses; l,lsopiecc,s Fringes, Poni-
Pinetts, and other styles of Dress and Cloak Trim
mings ; Netts and Callows; Guantletts; Tlire-d
Gloves;cotton and woollen Hosiery; Bonnets, Vel
veta. Ribbons. Flowers, R ouches, and other Milli
nery Goods; 50 pieces ail-wool white and red Flail
nels, at 25c... a tireat bargain; Iriah Linens; rich
black Crochet Fringes; Bands; Cambric Edgings
and Inserting*; 860 Iloop Skirts, to lie sold much
lielow the regular prices, and numerous other goods
to 1.0 run oil'at extra low prices. It is to the in
terest of strangers and others to call at
GOLDSMITH Trimming and Variety Store,
2U6 Broad street.
JJJSO.OOO.-.Visitors to the Fair and othera. are
«2T respectfully invited to call at the old stand, 103
Main street, and examine the lar-ie»t aud most de
sirable stock o r FINE CLOTHING ever seen in
this city or State.
The assortment embraces a great v»r;et» of ele
gant and taaty goods, gotten up in our own manu
factory in the latest and most fashionable at*lea
. Purchasers are assired that tbeir varied tastes
in «nalitT, styles and priom, can be met in our
large and splendid stock, amounting to more thaa
•I-hty thousand dollars.
w, t waLUM
SPECIAL NOTICES.
»VA Word to til* 7 C Uf^A3s" I COrGH
*¥% t&ITZX.
syvMs
snot
our a for nenraltiy and other*, can ue u»u, "J
wholesale and R Proprietor.
Clay -treat, weal aide, ViahliV
Abo, 4 DUPUY,
201, HroadKreet. __
for Servients' MolhlujJ.
I-INSf.YS:
DmufflWs ami FLANNELS, of the be«t make.
2 000 Nazro and colored, at
low price* forojwh. ... . nail,
l'ldntor# nntl others are invited to gne us a oim
oo 25-tlstN
Clonks »ml Shawl*. —
LARGESTOJK jirgT OPENED,
AT THE CASH STORE OF
P Kit KINS 00»,
iVo. 141, EAGI-E SQUARE. oe »-U»tNov
btv Magnificent Silks, *■
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,
TT vr. AXT CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
From week's AUCTION BAI,ES of French
Importers in New li ork » l a
GREAT SACRIFICE.
WVI'KINS & I ICKKEN
T!( ,„ | e -ve to inform their friends and the public
„«,!!« that their large and superb stock of new
ZS!i'frnll DRY WOODS has just been replenished
h? very hnie midith.ns of various stjles of beauti
ful goods, purchased by ono of their firm, in many
irlSta! HAI H F n Tl'ir:iK PREVIOUS VALUE.
The* onlv ask an opportunity of exhibiting these
rhtiiceand select GOODS of the neure»t and most
faskicnabh designs, in order to insure sales, and
surprise everv one wth the low pricks.
IN is 11 - K.S especially, we are enabled to offer
such prices as will bring this hitherto costly article
within the reach of every one.
Beautiful VELOU R D K PARIS,
French and Irish HOI LINS,
Paris Printed DELAINEB.
Silk and Wool I'I#AIDS, ic.,
are beiik' opened this morning, and will be found
extremely handsome and moderate in price. Our
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
Comprising the most extensive and rich assort
ment we have had to ortertlns season,will be open
ed to-day. and will be found worthy the attention
of all in want. Some of these goods are entirely
new rind verv eleirant. Our assortment of
SERVANTS' and PLANTATION GOODS,
MEN'S OUTER AND UNDER WKAR !
HOUSE SERVANTS' WEAR!!
PLANTATION' GOODtj!!!
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS!!!!
IRISH I.INENS !!!!!
SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGS!
PULLED CLOTHS!!
SATINETTS FOR FACTORY HANDS. Ac.!!!
Will be found, unsurpassed m extent., qualitv and
price. [oc2i—ts] WATKINS A FICKLEN.
Second Large uuil Attractive Opcsiinj;
OF DRY GOODS.—
BfiEEDKN & FOX
Have been opening in part, during the past week,
and by the steamers from New York to-dav will
»•« in "receipt of. their FALL. SECOND SL'PPLY
OF DRY GOODS.
We have, bought many larxe lots of DRESS
GOODS at the closing auction sales. 111 New York,
during the past week, all ol which we shall oiler at
ejrlrtme low prices. We call special attention to
a and ch«ie« assortment ot—
DRESS SILKS, embracing all grades, from 75
cts. rer vard to the richest styles.
PRINTED AMERICAN and FRENCH DE-
L A INKS.
MOUSELINE DELAINE ROBES, at very re
duced p*'res.
PRINTED FRENCH WEFINOES.
RICH PLAID and STRII'ED POPLINS.
VELOtRS uk PARIS, and a great vanety of
other new and beautiful fabrics.
Our assortment of F'.SIBROIDERIES is now
complete, anion st them—
FRENCH MUSLIN COLLARS, at prices much
less than u*ual.
:»1 aLTV s K I.ACE COLLA FS
REAL POINT LACE COLLARS.
REAL POIN i LACE SETTS, a splendid as
sortment
We are also miking large additions to our stock
of NEGRO CLOTHING.
I.ari;e lots of 3 4 and 6-4
FULLED CLOTHS.
Man land Penitentiary
LINSEYS.
SHEEPS' GREY SATIN ETS. all qualities.
VIRGINIA JEANS, Sc., &c.
Also, a lar.e s'ock ef
FACED CASINETS and CASSIMERES.
NEGRO BLANKETS.
BED BLANKETS.
oc24—linif BR EE DEN Sc F0X,217 Broad St.
Large Addition to our Stock of Goods.
SECOND SUPPLY THIS SEASON.
C R E N S 11 A W, Q U A R L E S & C 0.,
Invite the attention of their friends and the public
to their
LARGE, ELEGANT. AND ATTRACTIVE
STOCK OF
FAI.L AND WINTER DRY GOQDS.
Thev have received splendid DRESS GOODS.
SHAWLS. CLOAKS. OH EST ER F1 ELDS. KM
BR OI DEFIES, CLOTHS.CASSI 1 E RES. VEST-
I.NiiS. Bleachfd and Brown SHEETINGS and
SHIRTINGS. SATINETTS. FULT. CLOTHS,
LINSEYS, Bed and Servants' BLANKETS. Arc.
oc 21—tit CRENSHAW, Q CARLES Ac CO.
P"k. Hodge's A t'a.'t Portable Bed and
GIAGE T R HONING MACHINE wit! be exhibited
at the Mechanics' and Agricultural Fairs.
Hardware and other dealers visiting the Pairs
held in this city, would do well toseeure the Agency
of lIODGKS k CO.'S TKNoMXG MACHINE.—
Orders left at SMITH k IIARWOOD'S. Whole
sale and Ketail Agents. or with HODGES k CO.,
will meet with proper attention.
The Machines are in use, and recommended by
some of the best mechanics in the city, oc 21—6t
IWL- Just Received—
CARPETING.
DRUGGETS,
FELTING,
FLOOR CLOTHS.
OIL CLOTHS.
oc -4—6t CRENSHAW, Q I AHLES & CO.
E\.Mrs. G. Allen will opon lier winter
styles of ladies' PRESS HATS on Tuesday morn
ing next, the 25th inst. 0024—3t*
L \» Sellini; Oft' !
SELLING OFF !
SELLING OFF !
AT HALF TRICE !
AT HALF PRICK !
„„ AT HALF PRICE!
WATSON'S GALLERY,
77 Main Street, 77 Main Street.
TO CLOSE BUSINESS, 77 Main Street,
oc 20—lin
ixnw. IRA SMim
»> DEALER IN
MEN'S, HOYS' nn<i CHILDREN'S
CLOTH I N ' i '
_oe2u'— 3t 111 MAIN STREET.
pASTOK liKAVKit OVtR-l OATS;
Black Tricot Cassimero do.;
Black and bine Pilot do.;
Black PRESS SUITS;
Faney OASSIMER E SUITS;
Steel-Mixed do;
Black and Olive TRICOT SUITS;
Rich VEL VET VEbTS;
Just received ov
PARKACOTT, HARRIS k CO.. 112 Miinst._
CPECTAt LES, PEBBLE GLASSES.—GoId
Spectacles, with fine Pebble Glasses; Steel Spec
tacles. with fine Pebble 'ilasses : Gold. Silver, and
Steel Spectacles, with tine Flint Glasses. Full
supply now ready to suit all ages requiring the aid
of glasses, for sale by
C. GENNET. Eagle Square.
iFATt'HES.-A full assortment of Gold and
VV Silver Watches from tho most celebrated
makers; (Jold Hunting Watches for ladies, a very
superior lot of recent importations froiu London
and Geneva, for sale by
C. GENNET, Eagle Square.
FI RS. Ft'RS.«-Just received, a l.ir r 'e and fresh
suprlv ol the latest styles of Ladies' and Chil
dren's FURS, of kinds too numerous to name. If
you want bargains call at2o" Broad s'reet.
WM. T. MOORE.
HraWUfl Kl* ITS—Made with ever* ,-onve
nience expressly for huntsmen, for sale by
DAKRACOTT, HARRIS k CO.,
112 Mam street.
Harm oons iarivalki) < he\\ i ><;
TOBACCO—A very superior article, for sale
by l«»e 2U—Bt j __ K. J. PI COT,
CJIORIM^TOBACCd,—An extra quality of
*■'Smoking robacoo.for sal* at 25 cts. per pound,
by (0c26 —3t) K. j. PICOT, Druggist.
WESTERN SI GAH-I I HKD IIAHS.-W
tierces ol superior q uhlit*. ior gale h»
_oc*3-3t I. k 0. B- DAVENPORT.
C HEESfc. —;oo lioses prime New York Stat*
' Cheese, lor sale to arrive hy
k PLEASANTS.
DACON.-Prim* Western Side* and ShouMers,
landing, for aale by
_ MASSJE k PLEASANTS.
VTGRTHERN APPLES —25 Mils. North-™
Apples, e*tra, just received br stpaioor For
salob* _ LOUIS J. BOSsIEUX.
\TE\V < KOP 1 MJS — 100 drum* and boxes new
crop ("it* at treat ly reduced pices, ju-t ie
ce ved. For aale by LOI'ISJ. BOSSIKI X.
lITHEAT St"REEKIKfiS— T hebest food f or
» » chickens to he had-a full supplv on Imnil at
F. McCARTII\ 'S, 117 Broad street.
A NCHOVIES.-5 doz. fresh Anchovies, primo
article, just received- For *al-» by
WUIS J. «o Main at.
UI'GAKH 25 1,1.1s A Codec Sugar: 25*<10. BCof
o fee Sugar; 26 do. Crushed St ar, for sale b*
WM. WALLACE SONS.
CMOKING AND t'HEWING TOBACCO, of
U tho finest nualitv. for sale by
JOHW W. POLLA RD. Druggist, 17th st.
N«»RTHER% APP I, K X... J nit received, Si
bU f- ~
20 «° - i,? l ' nAI,! Por, ° Rlco
__ WM. WALLACE SONS.
100 ?AV*' NEM ORI.KANS, Porte Rico,
u and Muscovado Molasses, for sale b*
__ WM. WALLACE SONS.
lAt KSON'S iCAKULES—-190 hoxes landing
J and for sale by MASS IK A PLEASANTS.
ED. C 11 E E• JE .-W9 box** prime E. D.
• Cheese, lamling, for sale b*
M A SSI E k PLEASANTS.
®"** wsi > s wmm8 r
WANTS. _ |
lITASITED.»-#*'M>o.—TO BUSINESSMEN.— I
VV Wanted a » ito *V' isnftrsT
man. Who understand* BOOK-KEEKINO, is »»'•*-
rate SALESMAN, sot afraid of work, and filling
to make lumaelf gmwrnlly «< n l,m "
ployer 8«» or moro, or would buy an interest in
any safe business; is wact-eaUy conversant with
every routine of business. Address,
office of this paper. _
tITANTED—For the 'uisnoe of the year, at the
W Coke Yards, two able NEURO MEN, to work
under shelter. JNO. J. " ERTH» Agsnt.
oc >B—t.s8 —t.s ;
IITANTED—A capable colored NURSE-a set
** tlnd woman, without incumbrance. Apply at
MITCHELL k TYLER S. oc 26-3t*
It7ANTKD»»OVERBEER. — We wish to e«n-
VV ploy an overseer for the coming year, on the
Mailsodbss Fa«m. in Hannver county.
None need apply except such as can bring testi
monials to establish their act irity.ensrgf, sobriety,
attention to business, and ability to manags ne
groes. For such, Itbsrul wages will be paid. Apply
lo E. RUFFIN, Jh ~ or
J. C. Ruffin, Garysville, Prince George co.,
oc 24—tl2wAcw4w Virginia.
iIfANTED—A WOOD CHOPPER—for the bal-
VV nnceof tho year, to work in ono ami alii.lt
miles of the city. Applv to
J. MADISON MACON, .Ta.,
OlFme in the Law Building,
oc 24 —3t on Franklin st.
1117 AUTED. —A lady who Its had some expe-
VV rience.and is uimpetent to teach the usual
English branches, French, and Music, wishes to
obtain a SITUATION, either in a private family or
a school'. Address "A. It. F.," Box !W, Richmond.
oc 24-at* ,
WANTED.-- A young lady of some exnetience
in tesohing, wishes to en?ai?e a SITUATION
in a private family. She will ttive instruction in
English. Music and French. Address, through the
Post-Office, "X. Y.Richmond, Va. oc 24-8t
WANTED—TO SELL P R I VA T E L Y-A
» » HOUSE on 3d street. Gamble's Hill, between
Byrd and Arch, suitible for a moderate sized fami
ly. For particulars enquire at above house. A
LOT also adjoining, for sale. oc 22—Ct*
WASTED--A good COOK, who can wash and
iron. Apply at the corner <U Orace and 7th
streets. [tn-21—lw*] HjP. EDMOND.
IITANTED—IO or WHfcOGUE MAKERS.—We
'» wish to emt>loy 10 or 15 good BROGI'E MA.
KERS. To such as will suit, constant employ
ment will I>3 given the whole tear round.
MARCUS HARRIS k BRO.,
oc 20—ts "• Next to American Hotel,
\XTANTLD—A LAD. to loam a good trade and
» ' manly calling. Address "Box 6u5," Post-Office,
oc 15—ts
WANTED —SCOURING !-*< Ol R!><; !^
SCOU RlN'fJ!—Get your CLOTHING scoured
at KING'S.
Get your SHAWLS cleaned at KING'S.
Get your RUGS and BLANKETS scoured at
KING'S.
Oet your Fl r RS cleaned by KING.
Get your white PARLOR CURTAINS bleached
by KING—
Who has no equal this side of Nftv York.
E. KING, Premium Scourer,
On 10th St., next Religious Herald Office.
Country orders attended to punctually,
oc s—lm
II7ANTED—COOK.—We wish to purchase or
** hire a first rite COOK, without incumbrance,
to remain in tho city.
m3MI KENT, PAINE k CO.
UfASITKD-COOK#— W# wish to purchase •
young, healthy COOK, who can wash and iron.
For one of unexceptionable character, a libera,
price will be paid.
se2i*ts FISHER & WINSTON.
THE HARPER 7* FERRY HAT.
I THK HARPER'S FERRY HAT.
THE HARPER'S FERRY HAT.
THK HARPER'S FKRRY HAT.
TIIE HARPER'S FERRY" HAT.
AND
ZOUAVE HAT.
ZOUAVE HAT.
ZOUAVE HAT.
Both new st\ies, jus* out. anil tor sale at
* BINFORD'S HAT STORE,
oc 25—5t* 82 Main street.
LADIES' FURgT ~
LADIES' FURS.
LATHES' FI'KS.
LADIES' FURS.
LADIES' FI'KS.
A N assortment of NKW FRhSHand DEBIRA-
A BLE FURS and MUFFS.selected froin one of
the largest stocks in New York, can be had at
BINFORD'S HAT STORE,
oc 7—l in ffl .V ain street, Richmond.
PVRS! FURS!! FURS!!!—J«#t received, a
I larte and splendid assortment of 1. \ DIES' and
MIS>ES' FANCY FURS, in great variety,consist
ing in par* of
SABLE, MINK,
FITi H, RUSSIAN FITCH,
LYNX. JKNETTE.
SQUIRREL. IMITATION FITCH,
Ac.. kc.
Also, GENT'S FINE Fl'R CAPS, MUFFLERS
and GAUNTLETTS.
ELLETT k WEISTGER,
No. 107 Main St., opposite Exchange Bank.
irERY I>l PORT ANT.—CORNS. BUNIONS',
» Soft COR VS. Deformed NAILS, WARTS, En
larged JOINTS. instantaneonslj removed without
anv pain to the patient, who.no matter how deli
cate. can immediately walk with that ease and
elasticity so essentia! to health and eood carriage.
Dr. SCHULTZ would call the attention of his city
and country patrons so ourning. during the Fair,
that lie will be in attendance daily from i) o'clock
to 6 o'clock—evenings by special apiioi iitment. Dr.
S. will leave soon asaiti after the F nr.
B\_Orlice. Wall street Hotel. Wall st. oc 25- .it*
RHUS OF >lO.\ Til KI/LO.—WALKING
CANES cut out at Montioello. manufactured
by .?. B. HALBACII. niounte I in every variety oi
style, and ;it all nrices. from 50 cents to #50. and
upward. Also, Ebony. Rosewood. Cocoa, Mad a
ca. WiialeUme, Snake wood, and Sword Cane*, of
all kinds, for sale by
J. P. HALBACH. Agent,
oc 25—2t* Mam »t., Charlottesville,
rpo WOOI)~ANn LI')!BER HEALERS
• STONE-CUTTERS AND OTHERS.— FOR
RENI' OR LEASE—That very desirable LOT,
recently occupied by Mr. C.Walthall as a Lumber
Yard, hounded bv the James River Canal upwaids
of 2l>o leet; 100 feet on i>th street, and HO feet on Ca
nal street. Tlie Lotconcains over jj IX*) square leet
of jroumi, and bason it a Brick Lumber-House. It
is undoubtedly the best location in the city for th<»
above kinds of business, having so large a canal
front, with ready access from two streets. Apvlv to
ocJl —eo<l3t* JOSEPH ALLEN.
CPECI VL NOTK Persons from the em
* ' try n»i find it probably to their advantage, if
thev wish PAINTING done, to call on MAULE k
BEVn L, House and Sign Painters, otirner Maiu
and 12rh streets. They aro prepared to msr-it *
work of any magnitude, in anv section ef the State,
oc 25—St MAULE k BEVILL.
CIA R O. --I do hereby certify, that I owned a very
J fine voung horse that would not work, and was
perfectly wild, tint Professor THEODORE BEN
NETT, in about ten hours, broke forme, to work
gently in any harness. I am satisfied, that he can
tame anv horse to work gently in an* harness,
oc 25—3t* . MEN ft Y NEI ROHR.
GEN'. SUP'TS OFFICE VA. CENTRAL R R.,1
Richmond, Va., ©et. 24th. 1859. (
IV'OTIC E.—Ti.e Frenht Here's in Richmond
i.a will lie closed on WEDNESDAY, the 26th, to
enable th'o Agents to visit the Fair ©rounds.
0<:25-2t T- DODAMEAD, Gen 1 Sup t^
WINTER OATS. .
Those wanting a superior article ol
WINTER OATS, for seeding,
Will l>e supplied at my store of Agricultural Im
plements. on Main stroet.
oc2B—«*_•_ P- H.STAtytK.
Tl ST REC E I V E D—All the latestvlesof
• ' HATS and CAPS, such as Zouave Hats; Ox
ford. Ledger, and youms men'e stvleef Dres< Hat.
of the latest date; Ledger and Prankford style of
Caps—in fact, the latest styles of Hats aud Can
just out. which 1 will sell lower than they can be
bought in the city. 1 have n!so just received an
other supply of those beautiful Children'* Fancy
Hats and Caps, which I have been selling so very
low. Also, a large stook of Servants' Hats, for
farmers visiting the Fair. Ali you have to do is to
call and see for \ ourselves, at-2l>" Bread street. !>e
tween 4th and sth. WM. T. MOORE.
PI RE IRISH WHISK ISY.—Receiving to
day, through Custom-Houso, one puncheon
of Stewart's Celebrated Irish Malt \\ hiskey.—
Those who appreciate a glass of genuine Hot
Whiskey Punch have now an apportumty to get a
supply. Liberal discount made to Restaurant
keepers. J. P. KAVANAGH,
Family Grocer. and dealer in Wines,
Liquor* and Ciiars. 172 Broad st , below t'.th,
JUST TO HAND—2S Ixixes Raisins. 1 bag Sweet
Almond*. 50 bb's. fin» Potatoes, 10 bags pf Oatmeal,
2u bags Buckwheat, Ae., Ac.
THE ST. Nil IIIH.AI KAL.OON, next to
1 Exchange Bank, is now filled with the best of
ererTthing in the CONFECTIONERY line. The
Ladies' apartment ha» undergone n thorough reno
vat ion, and the I.sdies sre now invited to call and
psrtsko of CLYSTERS and other delicaciei of the
season, served at short notice. A. ANTONI.
CAMPLE HL.VNKETS-—Scarlet Blue and
i » (ireen Mackinaw: Grey, White and Fane*, do.;
Red Blankets, in great variety: Railway Ru s,
kc. Some of these slightly soiled, were
bought at a great redact an. and will be sold ae
eordingly. Received per ship "Hetirv Clark," and
forsa'e by KENT. PiINE i CO.
AX ilO\\ SAI lE.— Frenli Anchovy Sauce;
Worcester Sauce, Leo k Perrin'a; French and
Spanish Olnea; Frcari Cni-ers and Walnut Catsup.
Just received and lor Hale In
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX, 80 Main at.
Bi tter; lard and < iiei .se.-justto
hand. * prune article G(<->h««n BL'TTKR; No. I
Leaf I.AR D. Pin* Apple, En-.lish Dairy, and New
\ ork State CHKFSK.
BROOKE PLEASANTS, A^ent.
No. 2 Main street, corner 17th.
DR. J. ft. ROsE'S German Coujh s»rui>. or
Ixpectnrant. together with o:Hera of the Dr '*
valuable Medicines, direct front the proprietor, for
*•!« by JOHN' W. POLLARD,
DrutiMst. 17th atreet.
pIDHK VI >i E4JA K.--Housekeeper* who have
yj been awaitm* the arrival of my Pi'RE APPLE
VINEtiAR, are hereby informed that it ha* ar
rived Price :» cent* per nation. Send in order*
quickly. WM. T. KINO. Sanda, Franklin at.
WAftON tiREASE. —A fresh supply of im
proved White (ireaae, for Carriage*, Carta,
Wagons. Ac., for sale by
JOHN W. POLLARD, Druggist, 17th at.
PfISTS. PRINTS. —Super, medium, and low
pncod PRINTS, of new design*, landing and
for aalo by the piece or package.
KENT, PAINE k CO.
/■^LOAKS.—asOl.iackeloth Cloaki, Raglana, T>ua
tera, 4c., of new atv'ea, juat receiving and for
aale at vtrg grraltw rtdmftrl print.
KENT. PAINE * CO.
NEW YORK. REFINED
White, Extra "C,» Cru,hed amlPowdered.
for aale by I. St O. B. DAVENPORT.
250 iftmimae'
CJSIr "-^tesMTTxr 1
nv
AWsmnrTa
RICHMOND THEATRE.—
KUNKELA C 0..... LMpm jtn Mawkm*.
<G«o. Kunkwl. Jul. T. Ford. T. L. Mollsy.)
PBS Tj VAL WK K It!
THREE GREAT PLAYS!
w , WEDNESDAY LVEKISe. O.Z %, Im,
Will be performed the Nautical Drama of
BLACK-EYBD SUSAN:
OR, ALL IN THE DOWNS.
To b# followed by the laughable Interlude of
GOING TO THE CATTLE SHOW.
To conclude with the Fairy Spectacle of
BE A I'TY AND THE BEAUT.
pOKINTMIAN HALL!
STREET, BETWEEN 9th AND 19TH,
(Square above the Pout-Office.)
WELLS' HAKMONEONB.
LOOK OUT FOR THE l:K tSS HAM I.'
The sublimely ridiculous NKGKO MINSTRELSY
TRW! Al I'IIANT.
Increased Attraction!
RETUKN OF LITTLE 1-ICK.
At tremendous exp«Uß«. the management has ef
fected an enwoment with the fascinating
MD I. I.E. PICKLEI)H(tMINY,
for this night onlr.
No increase in the prioe of admission.
Come early to secure a seat, as a rush is inevita
ble.
BV Doors open at 7—performance commences at
8 o'clock.
. Sec small bills. Cards of admission 25 cent*,
oe 2S—K*
V isi to rs't oti iFf a irT:
" WILL USD
ODD FELLOWS' HALL
The most attractive and pleosunt place of AmuM
ment in the cits.
SOUTHERN ETHIOPIAN NIGHTINGALES!
THE EXCELSIOR TROUPE OE THE
W »R|,D!!
VISITED NIGHTLY jIY CROWDED HOUSES.'
COME ONE : COME ALL ! •
LAUGH,
GROW FAT
A 3D
»c2l-Gt SEE FUN !
jyjETROI' OLIT Aft HALL.
STATE FAIR WEEK.
W V MA X.
WIZARD AND VENTRILOQUIST,
SPEAKING AND ACTING FIGURES.
E VER Y NIGHT Tills WEEK
AND
SATUR DA V A ETERNOON,
Admission _ 25 cents.
Children ..lj «*
oc 24—ts
T ntlzi: 4 prize : Cat the palace
/V HALL SHOOTING GALLF.RV.-A beautiful
Silver-Plated Ivory-Handle FIVE-SHOOTER.to
be presented to the first i«rson that tan ring the
Rkll four times in succession, at the word, with
the regular dueling Pistol. Gallery open DAYsnd
NIGHT, for practice and instiuctioa in Pistol and
Rifle Shooting.
EIGHT SHOTS for 25cents.
oe lin JOHN B. WILLIAMS.
T-..-- — J. — ~
LOST AND STRAYED.
I OST OR STOLEN —From the subsi rilier, a
1J small black tan TERRIER DOG, cr.l!cd "Hlu."
A liberal reward will be paid upon dehverr to
mo. at 111 Main street. Had on a broad brass
collar, with my name on it.
..c !«-3t 8. S. NICHOLAS.
yu FOl RD.—A small Black M CLE. with
asoaron the riiht hind leu, with a rope
\tfmarourd the neck,followed my horse from
iirrWsMg-C'' ur ch Hill on yesterday morning. The
can pet Iter by applying to me at
the Fair Grounds, proving property, andp-tting
charges. loc2fi—Jt*| JAS. A. CARTER.
irjCS •> R E W A R D—Strayed from mi
house, a few days n. o, a large SPOTTED
rfhiwims'.'OW, red and white. If brought to hit
on Gnce street, between Ist and Foushee,
the ucove reward will l>e paid.
W T. CARRINGTON,
Office at Williams .V Csrrimf ton's,
oc26—3t* ShockoeSiip.
>t. St-"> R tVV \R I).-Stmud Irom the
irk«-wv Basin hank. FniJa»,Octolirr2lst.onesor
rnIMAHE MULE—a small lump on the
r* rii/rV- rl "h' flank. I will give the above re
ward, ami reasonable expenses paid, if
delivered at the Verandah Hotel. near the N?w
Market. [oc 20-2t*) _ JAS. REID.
ffv NOTlCE.—Stray«d from tho suUci -
V—ywon Monday; morning, a BAT MARF.
*^* *• Her mane is trimmed very short,and she is
considerably rublied by the harness. A liberal te
ward will lie paid for her deliver* to me.
or 23-3;* 8. HUNTER.
*&Tit BTKAYEO from Mr. DANIKI. I.K
HAN. on the 30th of Pctol>er. near the Old
«n»*Distillery in Butchertown, TWO COWS:
a red buffalo with the top of the lel\ ear cut and
the other is white and r?d. Any person giving any
information of them will l» rewarded.
oo 25—Jt*
T OST.—S3.}O IEKARD.—Lost rooms ■
* ' last Saturday, on the Bas.n Bank, my POCKET
BOOK. containing sundry tickets and due bills.—
The above reward w !l tie paid to the finder liv
leavim; the s.iine at Hie office of Mr. WilliamC.
Brazeal. on liasin Bank. I»atween Sth and9th*ts.
oo»-3t* JOHN B. STEVENS.
1 OST—On Sth street, lietwee" ami St.
Jaincs' Chorch. a Mourning BREASTPIN, m
the shape of an oak leaf. The finder will no re
warded by leaving the same at this office.
oc 25—2 i*
CMFI V DOLLARS REWARD.—STOLEN.
a On Friday las", the 14th instant, some person
entered my house in the absence of mv ramify, ami
stole therefrom 1 old fashioned Lever Gold
"WATCH, No. 4nt) S. Yater iV Co.. II Lord street,
Liverpool, patent: 1 old style (white ls.eei Gold
WAT'JH, suule pane niaide. No. 5.21*: Case of do..
No. l.<£o; 1 Gold HUNTER. Mitchell A Tyler's
name on ca.se. Wni. Dixon. Chronometer in iker to
the Admiralty. 45 King Square. London. No. U.
691; 1 (told (aid stvle) HEPEATER. number not
recollected; 1 Gold single ease. gold lauct lacs,
nutnlier not recollected; 3 Gold Watch Chains
(fob':l Rosewood Colotne BOX. with three Bit
ties; Silver Plated FORKS: I CIGAR CASK, in
laid with ieold and silver and tortoise ahell.
oc 17—ts M. G. WHITMAN.
(*HE€K LOST.—Wee lMt,mtmriifftt,nur
> CIIECK on the Farmers' Hank.dated October
10, and payable to No. 9or Hearer, for #641.33 —
The tinder will 1h» suitably rewarded by leaung
the game with us, pawncnt Mann? been stopped.
oc 11-ts H. 11. WHITLOCK k SON.
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.
*/ A N D RKWJ. FORD,
Proprietor,
~~* t " Cary st reet, corner above Danville
Depot. 5 doors t>elow Columbian Hotel.
RICHMOND. VA.
Board and Lodging $I.ot> per day. or Ureakfast,
Dinner, Supper and Lodginc at 25 cents each.
Having greatly er.larged and improved my House,
I new offer to the public first-class accommodation,
and a Table surpassed by none in this city, at the
alioye low prices. I have also fitted up rieat and con
venient PRIVATE ROOMS.for the accommodation
of Dinner and Supper parties. Aft Bar is aiwajs
supplied with the best LIQUORS and choicest
brands of CIGARS. and 1 am determined, by care
and attention, to merit a hberalshare of patronage.
*v Personal attention Riven to FACKi.Ni> I>VS-
TfiRS in Cans for sending to auy part ol thecoun
try. ccM-4'i2pi
HKADU (JARTERS t
J( IST REGIMENT VA. VOLUNTEERS.}
H Ki< umonb, October 25th, 1859. \
l!»Order* No. 13.
This Regiment will parade on THURSDAY,
the 27th instant, ou the Capitol Square, at 3 e'e'ock,
P. M.
The Sta'l will assemble at the Colonel's quarters,
st the corner of Main and B'h streets, at to 3
o'clock. By order, WM. Ml'NFdftD,
eolti — 2t
•i ARMORY MONTGOMERY <i! Ai;D.I
t (Company CiOetober 2«t. 1864. S
■ l'nreuant to Kecimental Order*. this
! Icommhnd will assemble in front of the Capitol
*on THURSDAY, the 27th inst., at 3 o'e!oo£. in
full winter uniform, for regimental parade.
As tins parade is ordered br law every ipemher
is required to be present, with arits in o>iter for
inspection.
Serseants w ill be particular in notifying their re
specti ve squads. By order of the C»ptain.
oc *5-2t J NO. MrDONALD. 0. 8.
ii HE A DO' R8 COM P' Y "P." )
k IST BAT'N lI>TH ItEG'T VA. MILITIA. \
R , Richmond. Oct. S4»h. 1869.S
VI This < ooinuny comprisr* the following
I l :<-TK:rT : "COWWIIOSIat tlie Sou'heaa;
iter of 4th and Cary strsets. thence South side «t
Cary street to loth street, thence W ,i»t side of linh
street to James River, thence up Jaines R>v»r to
Corporation line, thence with svd line to the >outh
Sitbiof the James Riverand Kanawha Ca-ial, thence
with the South *>dc ot said Catiakto its inS«rsecti"ii
wuth A street to 4th street, and thenoe with t!is
East side of 4th stroet to the beginning."
The militiamen residin< iu this District will pa
rade on Gamble's llill oil WEDNESDAY,Octorier
6th, at 4o'cl<>ck, i'. M.,pu'tetually, for iwitrucUon
and the election of Ist ami A! Lieutenants. All
able-bodied men iu this District, twtween the a*es
of In and 45. have lieen enrolled by the Commissioner
of the Revenue for militia duty, and failure to at
tend this parade will l>e promptly reported to me
Regimental Court of Enquiry, auu fin« assessed
according to law. By order of
oc 25-2 i* J AS. W. PF.uRAM, Capt.
. GK AY*. ATTENTION.-Parade :n front
JJof the Cu*t.>in House. ouTKI nest, at
M'i o'clock. I*. .M.. in full winter umlorm anus
vl*nd accoutroiiienU in ordar for inspection. *. »'I
•on Lieut. Boiaicux, and procure s»w dieaa
parade Car". By order of Cspt. Kl.LiOl i.
Jtto. T. RtHißKs, Ist Ser«'t. oo3S—3t
JHEAD!4'Ri<I7»TH RK(i'T OP THE LINE.i
Rlt tl*i>>D, <>ctot>er l#th. laW \
Company Mu.tm Will be held ll »>!•
following time and place* : ,
Lonripanv No. 1 on Bank street, IB front of the
Cun'oiii-House, on Monday, ftth :n»l.. at 4 o'clock.
P. M.
Companv No. t, in front of US Market-Houae, oa
Tue*dat. »Mh inat , at* o'clock. P.M. . .
Compmy No. 3. in front of the Ist Baptist l uurca.
Ob Wedneadav. aath .est-, at *• tlssi, KM.
Company No. 4, in front ol Saabroo* a «
liouae. on Tbur*dat.37lh last., at * o clock. r. *■
Companies Nob, 5 aad t. in front of the wounjy
Court-..ou»e, on Main street, on Friday, Wthiaat.
at « o'clock. P. M.
Vacancies existing in each Company.
Samuel P. Mitchell will he present ou each day, to
superintend electiou to fill the »a»ue
h, order of J. A. CLARKRON.
Lieut- ov>l. W t
8. J. PiM'HSK, ActuuAdj't. ___ oe*t -old
ill EADQ'*a ivr IKQT VA. YOLUN! KS, I
RICHHOiiD.OOt.tM >
*A*BoartT'of ('iieera.oawuetißC of the Corn
oc»-3» _ A««a»iit
S&emvmffl?