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SCOTCH, GARDENER.


P1THE SUBSCRIBER, who is middle eyed single man,
native Of Scotland ard had experience Of
mae oers his services private gentleman
forcing sbes and graz and other ruts also the
most approved modern method Of laying grounds and
hrubberies His moderate testimonials
keptionabe. line left at Messrs THORBURN co Is
John street. will be promptly attended Please address
II ms-. ml2 ltsrc
VIE TREASURER Of the Fire Department Fund. with
much pie sure acknowledges the receipt Of thousand
thu teen dollars and cents by the hands Of Henry
Bur be!og the nett proceeds Of the seventeenth An
|Fsal Eal At the Park Theatre January goth. 1876:
u JOHN s. GILES, Treasurer +. Dept Fund.
The Treasurer behalf OF the Department tenders his sin
kere those individuals who gen erousy
their aid advancing the interest Of the charitable fund
hi association To such tender thanksto
ucn the of the bereaved and destitute widows
future gratitude Of the helpless orphan theirs their
ity noble recompcnseto their beIsvolence uuy
8ewaad.
New York, March 1lth, 1896. mi3 lt-nc.
SARONl & ARCHER,
151 Water Sc, Orner OF Maiden Lane,
kIJAyE on hand large Of Caps Silk snd Fur
Hats, ofevry deserpnn and spring STYLE Straw and
Panama Hss Also. Oil Silk, Glazed Lawn, V,xors and
apstncks which they oer At low prices Dealss and
ufacture will de well 70 Examine their Stock before
|thssing ell ewhero ml2 INN
NJ TIE PERSON who hiss Pocket Book with the name
NJ OF the subscriber the inside folds, will de-
site together with contens, (which BE- Of
10 person the ownerl At No Ceder street. he
2hall be paid ten dollars and no questops sshed. :
n m atsrh HUGH M d. KING.
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BALL DRESSES FIFTY PER CENT UNDER
THE COST OF IMPORTATION.

LEI En MODEn respectfully announces 10 the ladies',
at having purchased largely auction he enabled
9sr mssaesn selection of Ball and Evening Dresses Al
quantity cf Embroidered Cellar, Chemisees, &c slightly
soled which selling at less than snethd the original
red equally low prices, and Inspection Believed
will be found cheaper than any in the city.
NO BROADWAY rrsre
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To DEALERS IN WOOLLENS.
III MI0EON CO, 81 West street. Re-fuishers OF
Cloths Csssimeres and Sanets The gold medal has
esea swsrded H. NJ for the Improvement re-6nishng
WoolIsn Goods
Refers Messn Wolcott Slade. 60 Pine street; William
T. Langley Co.. 50 Exchange Place. Of Broad
left mi liner
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MUSIC Fur PARTIES.
DARTiE6 furnished with the Violin, Harp, Pianofore
Apply to r. J. and g. Aylife, No. IN Elm street,
Of Howard. MI lmsm
MUSIC TAUGHT,
I'm The MOST REASONABLE TERMS by Lady.
" who has thorough knowledge Of the science She
respectable satisfactory refcrenees line ad
ds.ed w. H. the Office Of this paper shall be gunctua
ly attended 10. miro lmsr
MUSIC.
M DUMSDAY, No IS Bond street, near the Bowery
vl. Professor Of the Guitar. Singing Accordeon and VIC
ln Ladies and Gentlemen their
sdssces pars Of New York City. with much facility
and rapid by his but failing
Terms very reasonable. Apply at IS Bond STREET..
M lmsrc
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=
Temple Nsuvoo will remain for short time longer
l. P0RTER BELDEN, Proprietor.
E.B.LUNNINGHAM,S upt Of Exhibition.
Tho proprietor 10 constructing At - Broadway,
THE MODEL OF NEW YORK.
Representing in carved wood every building she'd and
Canopy on which will be delneated OF public buildings
places oil business manufactures private residences hotels
steamboats,, &c., varying from 10 70 inches In length Tor
which moderate compensation will be charged. ,
Having nearly competed Model Of New YORK me
proprietor will either sell lease Of the Model Of New
Haven, &c.
oihee hours from 2tesHM, 49,, MN
MR. JOHN 8 DWIGHT, Of Boston, will commence a
A Course OF Lectures Music The Society Library
Wednesday, Evening March llth 7k o'clock Tbs Course
will consist Of Four Lectures
The Ft-usic in is general character an eIpres
Second-On the Scientific Phase OF Music with Be-
bastian Bach ss its worthIest representative.
Third-On the Expressive Era in Music which succeeded
the Scientific and Scholastic, with illustrations from Handel
Mozart. Beethoven &c.
kFourth-The Third Phase historic Development Of
the Ar-nsmely the Modern Music Of Efecthe Vituosos
Piodiges. &c. - :.
Single Ticket for the evening Is cents Subscribers and
others obtain their tickets Of G. s. Francis Co, asa
Broadway, or at the door. mo 6tissm
VINHE FIRST ANNUAL BALL Of the New York and
Knekebocker Lodges the Independent Order Of Good
ing March nth 1896 for the Benefit of the Widows and Or
Dollar had of folio
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g ,ir AshnUkIoS hoa Lsvsrpeal--s osssnsss vsi
- please send III ssm's 20 ss!s Cos e p...g street
III a.. s'0ss ss s~.'ss4 Owe Asp suss :: .... -
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SHEFF7ELD H1RDW1RE.

SHEFFIELD HARDWARE.
700 GRO IVORY. Stag, Tip and Bone Table Cutlery;
gOV COCO dos Pocket Cuery zoo dog Hand. Panel and
Back sswsi Of Csatsteei Files Rszo Scis
Ivory Table HALVES of 81 Brown Flah
& Brace. and R Squares and spoh;shsvs. Jspsnned Tea
sbo,s bsas ruchssed direct from the Of
ne " ~ I'm 10 Platt street, mp stairs.
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CITY OF ELMS.

THE EXHIBITIUN Of this mod.I, togetheF With model
Temple Nsuvoo will remain open for short time longer
the Granite Building. Tickets cents.
f. PORTER BELDEN, Proprietor.
E.B.LUNNINGHAM,S upI OF Exhibition.
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We reitsrate the assertion, that at British dinner,
given by the British Minister attended only by British
Wings this British compromise the subject Of dc.
bates have said above why the clerical Senator
was not present-he will do for the catspaw" Of those
men, but they eat their "chesnuts" in secret!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-19
BY SATURDAY EVENINGS MAIL.


The Union Of Friday ssys;-
ave greatly spprehend that the eclipse Of the Ponnsyss
democracy, Tuesday, has been nearly total end that
nearly all parts Of the State have shared alike In
estng phenomenon. Whggery has eonuived not only to
carry the canal commissioner. but also mai rty Of tho
and fear Of both branches Of the State
gsurc Ii would be idle scctaion our part 20 dis
eusc that feel only but orii-
fed this result has taken place face of the
Information had received aud let the National Inlei-
gencsr twit IL may-et II bring up, II IL please.
the sangunc predictions which made tho "Unon
|yet frankly and couscientiousy it, We pse.-
pa,ed in the mistake with OF political ends who
have been long and particularly convefsant with the poll
ties Of Pennsyvsns and that would have dared to
calides were not acquainted unless we had relied
upon gentlemen Of acknowledged integrity and infor-
nation. One oi these has emphatcsy informed u.s. TO.
day. that no never disappointed in his life
IL 10 eonsong. however, TO be assured that these
hsve occurred with perhaps the smallest that has
taken acc In the State for msny years. and poll
less-perhsps by nearly one-hsi-than that given
Presidential election OF ls44. In many counties,
assured, owing the violence OF the Storm
four the polls We doubt not when the
all in will bs found that slim attendance OF voters
has not comparatively taken place any State for many
years One Pennsylvanan tells u.s. to-day he should not
DO surpri.ed TO find that least $4,000 democrats
absent from the polls.
We presume, Of that the Wings impervous
rain-amphibious, rs Il were-whilo the poor Democrats
afraid to take water. We wish ,hcm speedy Of
their hydrophobia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-19
N. Y. MARKsT-oct. is, ZAP. NJ.

CotlOn-quet.
FiOur-I2OOO Dbl, tokea a, $3.50 FOR Gcnesec AND
other Western nice order.
Wheai-lU0al20 cts.
Rye-l0,000 bu. at Soc, to ship.
Corn-6Sa75c; 400 bu. hot sold at As The
condition Of this first parcel Of shows that
fit for market.
oats-35a36s Barley stationary. Lead sold at II cts.
not a. Whskey - cts.
The Leather sale today thinly aitended-no East
ern buyers present. quality poof-and prices decln
cd from last weeks Sales fully half per pound al
round
and lots n 4lA42c.
Sterling il very flat for tho remittances which close
day. Large sales OF Canada Bank bills st prem, and
others down TO ~ francs 5,30a3t.
r. 81 ECsniHg Cotton has rcmlined inactive.
There have been large sales o prime Genesee Wheat
about 100 Flour cleared of in the morning ard
has been difficult find Genesec this afternoon at s. 50
50 bags Q " crop black eyed Peas AT 81 SD Lag.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-19

LroDLArrRE.-Tbe House Of Representatives Of Penn
syvsnia consists OF 100 members OF whom the last year
the wings had 3D. and the democrats 67 As far heard
from, the wings have elected 80 members gaining Ii
bcrs; the democrats have elected 90. with no gain
The Senate last year stood 10 democrats IA wings and
native. The wings had III to hold over, the democrats
10, and the natives l. There II Senators elect
Of which the wings have elected making them l6 all
and the democrats T. giving them Ii, and leaving dis
tricts to be heard from.
The Phiad lphia North American that there s
the slightest doubt but that the wings have elected
majority Of the members o. Congress, majority of the
Stale Senate, aud majority Of the House of Delegate
well the election o Power the Canal Commission er
The Ledger states that the democrats will have a
jorty the Senate, but lose the House; and Penn
syyanisn prefers wait before expressing any opinion
the result.
From PIttsburg papers, received last night, learn
that Hampton. the wing candidate for Congress- elected
BY 1900 majority. Power, the whig candidate for
Canal Commissioner, has near ,0O0 majority.
slip from the Lancaster Examiner claims the cleo ton
OF Chester Butler in the llth district, which Wing
gain-makng Wing gain OF four members OF Con-
gress
The Ptsburg Gazette says that Alexander Irwin, Wing
elected Congress from the 9th district by 100
msjori,y The paper says that John Dckcy, Whig
is certainly elected Congress from the Goth dsc
that Andrew Stewart Wing has about 200 majority in the
18Th district.
Power the Wing candidate for Canal Commissioner runs
ahead o his party and doubtless elected by large m,jo
riiy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-19
City Arrivals.
EXCHANGE HOTEL. Oct. 4

EXCHANGE HOTEL, Oct. IA.
A Sempe and lady, u Army; Miss Tyler, Va; Capt.
Buisson, City Point; ID Bremond Va; Mrs BanckrT and
servant New York; T. b Boz, Petersburg; G. & Thomp-
son. Miss Thompson. Williamsburg; I l. Hamilton South
Catolins; II Elliott Baltimore; hn J. PendletoB Caro-
line; J $ French. Old Point; VI Adndge, Gfeenway; Z
bile; Minton, Norfolk; Whaler, Maine; Captain
FrebourR, City Point + spiers Carolina; A Seldom,
Charles City; Brown, CarolnS; r Gayle, Portsmouth,;
ii Hamlin. Dinwidde, Young, Va; l. Davis
Carolina; Spencer, Charleston.
COLUMBIAN HoTEL-ocToBFR I7ih.
r S Rowlou, J Hlliard. Farmville; II Gambill,
Stanton; J McDearmon, DInvils; r Charlton. Bowling
Green; Fisher, E'scI; Kent Fluvannl; Corning,
J VI Steward Peierbutg; Cogbill. Chesterfield,
II Rennick Falling Spring; Ayres Danvillo; w Suaton,
New Canton; w Abrphsrns, Buckingham: w NJ BaRby,
Cumberland; II Jackson Buckingham; HeneSgy, Lam
caster Penn; l. r. Johnson, u. S. Army.
PowHATAN HOUSE, Oct. lG. 1916.
c 3 Seetnor Georgia; Moore, Miss; Samuel A
Garrett, Prince Edward; James A Agnew. de-; Geo N
DauRhty, Portsmouth; Philip Nelson, Hanover; J Mar
shall, Orange; Armstesd, Ala; VI Macarthur Chrs-
terfeld; N II Macarthur, d.; c w Statham. Lynch.
burg; John II HiIar1, e; Phi st Geo Cooke LADY,
mouth; Miss Skinner do; Miss Whitehead, do.
Oct. lHh.-Doct billiard. Greensvilc; Miss Mackin,
do; Mrs Brandcgce Connecticut; VIM n Perkins Buck
ingham, Misses Perkins. do; Miss EdridVe, do; Col
Tho. Bundur1ni, do; Alex Moseley, do; Gen John II
Cooke Bfemo; Doctor BraGton, King Queen; Joseph
Irving Amherst.
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STATIONS OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the tney can,
For selling Prizes, srs.TTos's the man

II.
Hor'enhs Prizes, srs.TTos's The man
Drawn Nos. of n. Jersey. No. 81, oetI3:
10 Is 81 10 - 60 81 6 IS 81 %
by sTRATToS.
Drawn Not, of Mononesls. No. ~. Oct. I6h
81 &c 81 60 81 80 % Sc 20 So
TieketNo, 81 So Three more Capitals i:! sold and
81 CO 70 paidb sTRATToN.
s.OO0 5000.
honday-Lee,surE No +9-cap;als sls,oco. 5000. eooo
1880 10 1902 &e "a No. IS hsivs.95o
sr i,2S
$4,000. 5000.
Tse.i.y.Ss~ jrrsy No s3-caPias $40 900. sooo a;oo
1850 1890 OF 600, Ike &C Nos. II drawn. Tickets &c;
$4,000. 5000
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. No. a. CapaS OOo $780, 2ooo.
qrs las.
s25.OOO. 5000:
rhursisy-Sew Ier,ey s4-Capits. se5 900 ooo 1000
$500 sa, go Of 1909, &c. 70 NoA Il d-ws. Tickets as
$4,000. 1000!
Friiay mouns-Lee,burg No $40 be drawn Pet.rsburs
CaPtas $4,000, iooo, Of 1000 Nos. IA drawn.
Tiese' % halves 100 Ss 75e
:, f Sd No $1,000 1909 60 .e
$4,000, 1909
s.iurdy-suHeI EIIa 81 caP'a' $4,000, 1000, siO ae-
rs Nos. ~ drawn. Tichss 81: halves Soc qrs CSC.
$4,000. 10000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class l. for Isi6-to be drawn
IS No Lo1TERY-le DRAWN BALLors
PRIZES
l prize Of $4,000 prre. OF ,asoo
5000 20 200
ag77 So 500
Ticket, $40; quarters Cert ieaes Of Package,
Of q whoIes SHOES. halves SIS g, quarters 1850.
Buyers my rcsnerca
drawing continues paid by
a o'derr for eeheste
IN all Loueres, will ss PToDptJ suentsd aas
drawing when requestse.
Pissse addrsassrdsIts n. sTahTToN,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-19
IRON Tue hls fandfia VsLrtts, Oct. !
PENNSYLVANUA.

We have but few returns from this State beyond tho,e
gavo Saturday. the rise the Susque hanna river
having prevented the arrival Harrisburg Of the mail.
from the Northern part u the State.
In the 18Th Congressional district, James Pollock
(WhiR) Is reelected and In the l7i district John Blan.
chnrd (Whgl also elected In the 2st district Moses
Hsmpton (WhR) IL elected in the place Of Cornelius Oar.
rah tWhig) Andrew Stewart (Whig) is re-eleccd in the
18Th district The appearances that Chester Butler
(WhR) IL elected IN the lth district the place OF
d. Leb tLoco) As far heafd FROM the Wings have cleo.
ted ,hrtyss members the lower House, being gain Of
fourteen; aud out Of the II State Senstors being
gsin Of T. There Is very little doubt that both branehes
OF the Legislature will be Wing aud the Indicate
the election Of PowER twhg) as Canal Commissioner by
large majority.
The following the Of the Representatives TO
next Congress who are ascertsined TO be elected:
WurGs. Lcco-Eoco.
Joseph r. lneerso Charles Brown
John Freddy Charles ]. Ingersoll
John w. Hornbcck William Strong
Abraham X. Mclyaine Richard Broadhead.
John Strohm
James Pollock
George n. Eckeft NATIVE
Henry Nes Lewis c. Loyn.
Jasper T.. Brady
John Blanchard
Andrew Stewart
Moses Hampton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-19
Ro.tom Market-Oct. II.

PovonsSiles Of 100 bills rump Pok s925; 100 % d.,
$3.50 cash. 100 do Be slo or for
100 do clear Pors, SS, ems Hnr-ths marse
Gcnesr Oranls - .i4S6si
aud Michigan 56si ohi1 1uad hoop 5'ia5 50;
DID, s557i $50 cash COTn-Ths market unelted
prices NOMINAL cargo OF 5000 bus.es yellow fat soi
nominaIy 717Ie susar-sales OF 100
brown aas.e, Mossss-sale OF 20 Lhis -fuc-
COS, ellyeI at s7lc, Maseovado 26c, 6 mos.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-19

by Williams IIaxaII.
Sugars. Coffee, KaiSin>, Cheese. &c
On WEDNESDAY NENr ms ant II 10 O'CLOCK " n b..
sod. IN font -four Aust n sof,-
Prime West Irdia Sugars
PINE Green IaEulyra Cofse
DO do
New crop Bunch Ras IA n b7Ies
10 do. IN l
Do do. Ia
Prime Goshen Cheese ia eask.
Henoek sole Leather, amp 4 go
Do do d. do egooi damaged"
Extra Pine GunpoNder r a hf
DO foWet ong do do
Supenor Va cured Eleon SIDES
Cincinnati cured Shoulders
otard. DuPuy & &c. CognAs Brandy
Imitation
Old ruseaIoosa WhisSey
DO MonongabeiA
Mlson's chal enEe Hacking
Superior Inigo kegs
DO kng,l nd'- Sperm Candies
No FANNY soap
TERMsUndr slOo cash 500 over months eredi,
Tor approved paper.
&C u WILLIAMS II HANALI. Auei.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-19
lou WIN NNU WVN0ES!
JAMES w. RANK EIS AGENT
NlRGINlA-At Superior Court of Chancery
fn Inc RlshmnIh Circnl ElnLnI nl

" Ihpi4NlA--ft superior lOuTt OF CuanCeTy
fo the Richmond Circuit he'd the Capitol City
Richm, IT, June % h. 1875:
Hn Carer, Trustee jbc Will Of Beverley ando nh
Charles w. Rantolph deceased, plaintiff,
against
Richard ". Cunningham admir- dc bons an
neIed Of Beverley Randolph deed
dolphd Cd, defendant
In this cause the defendant Richard ~. Cunningham .nE
ready and willing Count dispose Of
do;i. The Of Eve thousand four hundred eight
lars foythree cents with mentioned
about two bundled dollars ihcic
TO the contingent Of the fund motion II
ordered that the said have Monty
much thereof a. lac conveniently
Of the safe Ut Virginia. private loan
deed Of upon adequate real
Aud by eoa-sh Of III rairs ny
m referred the Court 10
saqEs rho eHlod 10 ne sAarss II shH HstA Berey
Nan IN the fund held by t- ndant Cunnn
of Beverley Randolph oncd Cunning
ham, which due ted by the wto rsansd
AMI how much thereof each pers1n IN
in watch he will the process
such claimants known him sn wihn the
mouwcahh, ard by pubicau,n nh and that
Com report Curt with a1y matter.
ay stated d'cm pertinent BY hmfclG which
qurtd by any patty bs stated
Copy. Trsr.
row. ROBERTS u Crk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-19
J. r. w ORD,
LOTTERY VEkDER

OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
- ELLIS Tickets in all Lotteries under the manage men
~ OF J. G.. GREGORY & Co.. on the same terms thai
they sold at the Managers Office.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class I, Tor I5i6-to be drawn
AIeIandrA Oct -, $3.50.
IS NO LOTTERY-I2 DRAWN BALLOTS
PRIZES.
prize OF 100000 prize Of $500
prize Of ~ 600 30 1000
1 5000 so SEQ
3ss7 sc.
Tickets $40. HALVES s. QuarIcp 81
eert6eair OF PaeksEr OF IS Whole Tickets
halves and quarters In proportion.
Orders Tickets Shares an1 Certificates
in the above SPLENDID IoueTies smaller ones
day the week. enclosing cash prize Ticket,
the prompt AID Official
sentiiameiiaiely amer all who order from
Jug J. +. WORD Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-19
LATEST NEWS.
Ohio.

We eIusei ell the news have concerning the cleo
,iOa in 'h. State from the Washington Union That p,-
per expresses great DISTRICT In its reports fair there
fore, TO take them with some gain. Of allowance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-19
Prom the Bait. sun. OeLl7.
Pennsylvania Elections
Cong reas-Eleefsd.

We find the following summing up in the Phlsdep hia
papers, Of the result Of the election in that State far
ascertained:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-19

FLORIDA.
The election il over, and the democrats badly beaten
Mr.. Csbels majority about SG-sst year 81. The whole
ofthe Wing legislative ticket 10 eecedone senator and
four representatives.
Report gives Mt Cabell majority in Gsdsden Of abou,
50-last year So.
Jefferson, the only other county om which have any
returns, has for Kahn by 100 m.ority-demo-
cratic majority last year IS
The Wings claim to have carried Wskulls for Cabe by
about 30.
The vote thus far is favorable the democrats
as we antcpacd-Middle Florida is claimed by both par
parties. We still think probable that Ksin elected.
TalL.has,ee Laeofaca JON mol Oct. 6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-19
AGrticu Sales.
FUTURE DAYS.
By D.ye.port. Allen a Co.
AUCTION SALE OF
FRESH DRY GOODS.

FIX ES III DRI GOODS.
We shah wEDSEsDAY s ocob-r .aI- .os.m.,.,,,
O'clock. DIV t!ood. ..-ot
rn~tt Of by Good. hand anops
when
Biae th. brown AMI hney cord Cloth.
and plssi asi2sd Ca.-imsres
Rive. IN sad nj saun~t.
Bln- ami fancy n Ky leans
ksr-ys n arEe
lin-s ys Ptn-t'y Stripes a.
Apron ChrekS. Canton Flans~s
Prn- aTs invoice eonPirr the srad.- the
finest down
fann-s-vhh" yellow ard sca,,et large A.. r,rn~ut
- ADD - bleRehcd Shtinrs sh-stax. ehoe. "a.
lection
sha~ts variety Of styles
lnneoa dufhl fancy t~ln-d and maeknaw Bshk..
& nKham, ami Pad-. a variety
black and cord Cambries
Buuo7s M, a. lI-'nS and and pintaoon.
Umbrellas, wndo~ Shades
Pins Hooss n Bye. Needle.
Tog-Ihsr with OF so. nuu-rou. 70
TRRss-Und-r si00, and upwar,- months
eredi. for approved paper.
81 20 DAVENPORT ALLEN Il co Auet,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-19
By Williams q HaSam.
MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY.

an MONDAY the 26lh instant. at half past {
~ o'clock " he p-cnss At aucina The
lot Of ground k1osn the par of los ns wed of
The City Han and ADJOINING the with barEsaad -
piovemr.t
THIS property fropu IN me moth side Of the Cp,
~ a-7 avs betS paCi viii lut feet 10 or
hai s'r'r whch has the frnut 10 spacious
hN' ling use hong The =uas wheh AleB ~ req, red
aenrsahe etPcres Nsa coiuriahis fame dwriax house
on 10Th sr' aui twubnct oficg@ brcai street
u BE- d-em-d s1ssib on She GAY q ale Co dySs the
property 90 ae o.,ainiac purchaser.
To iar WHO know a. % thtnr re-
commend ton II bi'r Prttybui who are
with is 1jvaHfr' vcub faft, that the hft Of tho
cV in d. rnr ut The publ. octs IN an rrvr IL
and healthy lat'u, commanding i've prnspee OF ~
sf'usding cnuniy which obruetd b. he,u,0i
pub Fouus orn uF hs CAPITOL being on the southern
'front.' md The vies the city iofm ~ Nors~,n ho
day f' rrvate rsttn-es public buns sis . no p,o r
" super ~ % @ il The cHy.
fbkMS-'fc td cash and the balance Two equal payments
~ ore ant two yeat' om dsy N-Eou5e u. ard iced
Of Trust vii b. 'cq'd ~ pf,9cry pay
NV ORDER oF THE
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line ,tion. bv Chas Grobe.
Russian QUICK st-r Patio Alto do.
La soiree DIES syiphc,. Waltz by Grobe.
Magnolia wfltz. BrobHf Hose Clllopade
Spring dale Waltz bv Bnylcbr-eht
Iandon VAIN
Chytora WALL
Chesapeake Rhemen's Quick Sup
farsina March, Hell tTo Waltz
In u lie NIsinebne WAL. by 2 u. Mai
s'lat ., franer. with al ations
Rsm,le In Euto-c wslr ~ q q ODE
La Bi de- Fee-. Waltz brilliant by 4 Grobe
Good Rye with Variations do
The Wreath n collection OF duetie. bv IIunt-n
Fantasia and Variations DE- Opera B.atre. by
vefnoy.
New Songs.
The forEet me not there n n,w'r n little aowr
When other fresds round
home on the mountain ,savr. by Williams
On were Brd; let u love another
The Welcome, Come n he evening by Getxs
u Is In mrmory. bal ad By Barnett
On touch again hJ light Gat arranged for the Guitar BY
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