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NEW BOOK-GENIUS AND FAITH /;
In or Poetry and Religion in their Mutual Rela-
tions. BY Rev. VIM. C. Scott l volume-12 mo-
81.
Its definition of genius, its fine Determinations be-
ceptions of the unity of TRUTH those the refined
scholar: equally good indications of TASTE and of
sound views of truth. We know of no more manly
views the nature of poetry, the true end and
dignity of intellectual effort than abound in this vol
ume.-N. y. Evangelist.
A work of originality and power in which the au-
thor has eyinced comprehensive acquaintance with
the and nature of poetic thought hristaa
Infeligencer.
The author maintaintains his positions with an en-
thusiasm worthy of the subject.-N T. Epeniag Post.
Just published. For sale by
oc 81 JAMES W0ODHOUSE, Eagle Square
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WATCHES AND JEwEInv


w AICtiES. a large assartrasn1 =
N open, aagic ard bunting cases srsr a. silver
Geneva watches, suit able for adissg - me
large assortment 1T Gold Jsws frv $50
saflelJs a large assortment Of Pearl JegesTs ssfJ
s ssti1s q Eaf-ksnEs Breast Pms, Eraee,sts soa
l5Od ChAIns OF every description Loetefs 80
Peneiis Imblss, Shirt B1tf0ae, KEYS. r., sht md
assortment ~ silver and plated Ware 80 ~ ,.afss
wholesale or RETAIL st The lowest ,r;rss' 80 ssss At
@ y ELIAs HALE Ies Man s,re..
sHERE'n A GOOD TIME (s0NTyo,,
IL Tnere'aa good time coming CD
8 let rs all prepare
10 meet our friends, as their stoek thav -
To the Agricultural Fair. ss 'eao
Not long sgo, you will say So.
No raiIfo Dads had we then
To bring for show what thty did ,,,,v
But now, we'll bring her meB.
Come on, yor mountain gents. anabr,.
Your cattle In for show
AND we viii show yon all fair pIay
Before from you 90.
For wonders, they will neyerceasa
so here'sfor old Virginny,
w 0 are raising, now, the Shanghai bind
In preference to the Guinea.
At36'clock the Banks are closed
For this advice il well,
And for place TO rest yourself,
It's the American Hotel.
And from this place Of LUXURY.
And having left your stock
Go down to BILL BAR-THOL-O.1Ew
And buy from him Clock.
Gold Watches and good Silver ones,
For time they're bard to beat;
90 see his stock of Jewelry,
It's small, bat yet it's neat
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW 4 Co
doors shove the Dispatch Ofic.
oc - Governor street
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nAGUERREOTYP truthful, life
~ like, finely finished portrait miniature of a
relative friend severed from by distance death
who would not prize and desire to possessl clear
rich toned durable DagueTeotype is object rarely
seen. But MOULSON'S Pictures Withstand the test
of time, and pronounced by the highest authority
unsurpassed on either side the Atlantic.
Our price for one of these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or sale.
Strangers and citizens cordially invited 10 call
and examine specimens.
Observe the name aud OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SKY
and Side Light Dague rTean Gallery, ITO Main street
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" ISITORS TO THE FAIR, will find Il
large variety of Housekeeping Goods, CONF
gglas.he China and Glass Ware, livery Cutlery, Tea
ray fiated Ware, Lamps Fancy Articles 6e.
no huxley & go. lS7 Min 81
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nAGUERREOTYPES.-I If you wish q
~ really good PICTURE call at once on MINIS
l. WATSON. at l45 Main street, Just below the Ex.
change Bank, and have il done up in their superior
style. They have just received splendid assortment
OF Gold Lockets Fancy Cases, &c, in which to place
pictures at moderate prices.
mr. MINk1S & WATSON.
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,x1sy,f,,a,T....-..-.-.l17'sIIiMBEKLAND Goa LII

Y am t,repsfed TO deliver the very best article OF
rs,,i,e1Iand Coal 1t ID the best Crate Coal new
assJ II il pronounced by persons who have tried II
sar rrpierahls TO the Virginia Coal Persons wishing
10 give II trial will have their orders punctunlly
ti ~ JNO. w WRIGHT.
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EREsH FRUIT.-The subscriber has
Il Just received asupply of the following fresh ar
tieles of the new clep, yiz---RAlSlNS, in whole
halves aud quarter boxes; smyrna FIGS, CHAN
BERRIES, GURRANTs, oITRoN, DATES, SC.
which he oilers for sale At Wholesale and RETAIL al
No. I52, next door 10 Exchange B ink.
oc 2D-ts JUAN PIZZINI.
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M AsON'S LEATHER pRESERyA-
- Rendering Boots. Shoes Harness &C.,
eo't' P'aaDe n ann sss proof. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & co, Druggists.
~ - % Main st
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Nov. 5.

ARRIVED
Schr. Westover Rogers, Boston, mdse to David
Currie.
Schr. Il. J. Edmondson, Phillips, lumber to joseph
Rome.
Schr Telegraph, Davis, Norfolk, lumber
Schr Olivia. Curtis wheat
Steamer Roanoke, CaYendy, New York, mdse. and
passengers.
SAILED,
Schr Isis. -, Boston, Shields L SommerviiIe
Sehr. Hopse Creighton, Washington, coal, w. d.
Colquitt Co.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-Ceared schrs. Lydia Ann.
VOORHEES,, and Peerless, Wicks for Richmond
PRILADELPHIA, Nov. 2-Arriyed steamer City OF
Richmond Mitchell, from Richmond
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4 SEEUL BOOKS FOR THE PLAN
" TER AND FARMER.--A. MORRIS, No. on,
Main street, has for sale the following excellent
works for planters and others engaged ia Agricultu
raj pursuits
ON AGRICULTURE IN GENERAL-Loudon's
Encyclopedias of Agriculture; Skinnefs, Thaer's,
Coleman's and Jehnson's Work on Agriculture; Ste
phen's Book of the Farm; Aliens American Farm
Book; Nash's Progressive Farmer
ON GARDENING-Fessende Complete Farm
and Gardener; McMahon's American Gardener;
Lahdreth, Downing and Neill on Flower and Kitch-
en- Gardening; Mrs Downings Companion 10 Flower
Garden.
RAISING POULTRY-Dixon & ker's Treatise on
ornementai and Domestic Poultry; Bennett's PouI-
try Yard.
DOMESTIC ANIMALS--Mason's, Kinds and
1onatrs Treatise on the Horse; Yonat the Pig;
Blackjack, Randall aud Morrell on Sheep; Yonatt
and Martin Cattle; Minor and Qaiuby On Raising
Bees; American Cattle Doctor, &c. &c
AG RI ULT u RIA l. CHEMISTRY-Leibeg
StockhaIdts, ChaptaPs Nortons, Pefzhodrs and Sill
lim0n,s Treatises on Chemistry Ruftin GU Nanures;
Boussinjaults Rural Economy, &c SC.
l
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SECOND SUPPLY OF WINTER
~ CLOAKS.-We have just@received per steamer
Jamestown, our second supply of Rich Fall Tamas
and Winter Cloaks, of rich Lyons Velvet and fine
Cloths, making our assortment again complete. Also
full assortment of Shawls-Bay State, Long and
Square, Cashmere, plain and figured centre and solid
colors, and white Grape. Also, children's and SER
wants Shawls Please call while the assortment is
complete. WILCOX & BELTS
oc 26 Isl Eagle Square
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nON'T BE HUMBUGGED.-MR. OS.

IL BORNE would inform the good people OF
Richmond that he il still 70 be found at his oid esta
shed gallery, opposite the Banks Mr.. "; mas not
taken one Thousand pictures in two months ous ne
has done a fine business for twenty two months.
OSBORNE claims TO be the first in Richmond to
give to Daguereotypes hfe-iike hesn-coioiea sp-
pearance. <..~,<&,,rx-
STOCK STOCK. STOCKt!l-OSBORNE is
prepared TO furnish country artists with CAMESAS,
roofs. CHEMICALS, and STOCK, wholesale or
retail oSbOhnE,
oc2l Sign OF the Flags OF all Nations
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GHIRTS, SHIRTS. IS, MERCHANT *
~ NyEISIGER, No. liz, Main Street. have on
hand every quality of White and Fancy Shirts. Al
50, 8 large assortment OF Collars.
mol 8. MERCHANT l. WEIS1GER,
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WOOD AND COAL.

fstlAL.---I AM now receiving and Will CON
U finna 10 receive, for the next sixty days. my
ssocA ~ ANTHRACITE COAL. Persons ordering
NAV RELY upon getting the very best article and on
Al reasonable teris Il can be bought ~ tns ety.
40 Elm 5OIiN Wv hiotii..
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NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS

NJ EW AND INTERESTING BOOKS
~ Fern Leaves from Fanny's Portforlio m,,slin;
price Sl.25.
Mark Hurdlestone, or the Two Brothers; by Mrs.
Noodle, muslin, IS cts.
Miles Tremebhere, the Love Test; by Annette
Marie Mailard, auhoress of ''rhe Compulsory Mar
rage" sc, muslin, 10 cts
Modern Frtations a Novel; by Catherine Sinclair,
muslin, Is cts
The Artist Wife and other Tales; By Mary Hewitt,
muslin, rs cts.
Beatrice, or the Unknown Relatives by Catherine
Sinclair, muslin, rs cts.
Dick Wilson, the Runseller's Victim; by John K.
Conyn, muslin, 81.
The Heroines History; by John s. Jenkins mus
lin. ST.
Great Truths by Great Authors, Dictionary Of
Aids TO Reflections from writers Of all ages aud both
hemiSpheres, muslin, 81 50.
Daring Deeds of American Heroes with Riegraph-
icai Sketches; edited BY James o. BEsynan. ESD
muslin, 81.
For sale by JAMES 3. GLIB,
oe % Ne. IS, Main street, opposite City Hotel
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Tue epiae4ic was still raging in Lavaca.
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DAMS a. GUS NEW iUkk, tIk.
IN GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, Pc
TERsBURG, &c, 10, Ac.-Hayins easotad arrange
ments with the u. s. mali line of steamers from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond for SPECIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES on that route, we prepared to
receive and forward, to aud from New York, MER-
CHAEDlSE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and Mt greatly reduced rates.
Our Express will leave New York every Wednes-
day aud Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods will be re-
ceiyed at our New York Office, SO Broadway until 81
o'clock, P. NJ, on the day of sailing.
Merchants and Others ordering goods from New
York, requested to order by adams Co.
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS
Our inland Express will run heretofore, leaving
New York and Richmond daily, in charge of special
messengers All Goods not marked to go via the in
land route, win be forwarded by the Steamer Ex-
press. ADAMS l. co.
J. L. McDoNoUGH. Agent, Richmond
NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship
ment per steamers Rckrcks CT Jamestown, will
hereafter be received by ADAMS 4 CO, SO Broad
way who are the only authorized agents for Express
privileges by those steamships.
LUDLAM & PLEASANTS,
je Cts s. Broadway, New York.
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AARPER'S MAGAZINE for Novem-
a. ber-containing the first instalment of Thacke
rays new work, entitled 'sThe Newcember" Price
% cents, Just received by
JAMES WOODHOUSE,
no Eagle Snuare.
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MEMS DOUBLE SOLED

~ ~ BoOTs:-A superior assortment for sale low
year; and every kind of Double aud Sin gle-Soled
Boots and Shoes, Plantation Shoes Trunks, yaiices
Carpet Bags, Sc WM WASH
10 l No IS Main St. opposite G. W. Gretter's.
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Those vessels of the first class, built in the city of
baltimore, expressly tor this pdc and have superior
tommodntiuns for passengers. They are commanded
ly experienced Captains, we'll qualified FOR the trade
und who viii spare eNertion In accommodate Tiny
will bc towcd up und down the rivers by mud mny
he relied to sail promptly adycrtiycd
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York, will Gnd il to their interest to ship 10y this ne
freight will always be taken low by any other
limo of Packets and every cilurt will be made hy tho
beents in Richmond aad New York To give saislaelon
Freight - cents per whole. nnd II cents per 3 } y
fuhacoo being about 80 per cent. less lhnp char"
the Steamers. Insurance can be effected in the J..
noad Fire Assoratiou b, this line nj 3S per cent.
We respectfully as, and hope II succeed in obtain
Ing n full shnr" ol patronage.
Goods shipped by tins line 10 New York viii be for
wnrded free uf commission New Orleans. Mohile
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern North
rrn port The vessels will lie In Richmond ~ Rorlrtis
in New York Beith M. Coffee House Slip. nni (
Wall Street. DAVID GuR tlE Richmond. } =
q. H. PlERSON, n Y. >
Ne. 6l ,Souh Street.
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ORicc AT the Depot tOftbe Virginia :sl
Tennessee Railroad.
1853 southern Et,terI
E.. run nr..r rLasEs.ssEss.ssll
PARISEN & KINGS

FIRGLNIA ~ CAROLINA y TENNESSEE
Frcigdi Package and Parcci EXPRESS,
FENO aud from New York Norfolk Petersburg and
n Richmond, per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN X ROANOKE, and by the Scabohrd and Ron
nohe Weldon 4 Wilmington, Gaston E Raleish, Peters
bug Weldon Petersburg Richmond. Richmond and
Frcdcricksbure Souh.Side and Va. Tenn Railroads
md connecting with Stage mud Wager Line. from the
different points on the Railroads. almost every point
throughout the above Staes-throus IN charge ot spe
,ia Messengers Mere ants nyalling themselves OF tins
line for the transportation of heir Merchandise may
pose full confidence in its great expedition and
my Of rates.
Merchants in the interior of the above States order
ing Goods Fl ON Baltimore aud Philadelphia. to the
If Payiseq d Kings Express at Norfotk Petersburg
Richmond, may depend upon haling all chalges paid.
und their Goods forwarded without the least delay, and
free Of all dlnyre &c mud Commissions.
JAMES II. KING, Northern Office,
No. 35, Byoadooy, N Y
W B. PARISEN. Southem Office,
Corner BoaiHgJrook ami 2ndSts.
Pdesbag, Va.
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IN PRESS HISTORY OF A sUfr

IN PRESS HISTORY OF A SUIT IN
EQUITY AMI of mn Action at Common Inv, by
II Sands, Esq, CouseIlor al Inv.
his worl, embraces minute uccount Of all the steps
Ia be taken iu suit of Equity and an action at Law,
from their commencement THEN termination nlso,
the mode Of enforcing Judgments DEGREES, together
with the manucr of appeals wrts Of error, &C., &e.
Forms of bills, answers and 1ecrees m Chnncoryi de
rlmaions and judgments Mt Common Law, and peas,
demnlrers and reploutinns appended and n chap
Ter will be devoted specially To the practice in the Uni
ted States Count.
RECENTLY YPUBL1SHED-rnte' American Form
Book, adapted to the Code Of Virginin, with valuable
chapters upon Attach nens mud Deeds, aud Forms un-
der Bail Law of 1881 nnl 1852, by Aox. II. Sands,
Esq, Counsellor at Law vol l2 mo-; price 8 so.
A. NORRIS,
Publisher D. Bookseller,
A H,,l,.. ".
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FOE NEW YORK!
T. s. NdH Line per hlc SPLENDID &TEhHSHHS
IamestOWn and ItOamOkr!

'E'llE new and elegant side wheel steam r.SlTk
ship JAMESTOWN, (Gapt. Parrish )S~s- 'ssss'-sa
will lcnvc Petersburg vim City Point, every furadoy
Evening, and the ROANOKE, (Gapt. Cnycudy) every
frdny Evening, for New York.
Passage and fare lrom Petersburg including
State Rooms. Sl0 %
Stcclugr passage. = bn
For spccd comfort and safety these Steamship nro
axrced hy the and travellers will iad il
the most pleasant ron'e In the north they Vil thero
by avoid the dust aud frequent changes o the iaraads
tB- Tickets issued at my Office Sycamore Street.
SAML q. BAPTIST. Agt. Pdc,sbug.
fY-A passenger train lenYes the AppomnrtoN depot
rvery Tucsluy and Frdny half past O'Clock. NJ,
connect with the Steamships a City Point Passen.
hy the Souh-sln Rnfoad will reach Pet sbug in
time 10 taSe the cnrs for the steamers. &. .i.
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INSURANCE.
NKE. LIFE AND MARINE INsu1

f'N II yhtheafg feSt " FUC Insurance Com
naRy.
This Co Erany makes Insurance ugunst loss dunn
age by Fire Dwelling luases,ctorc,, Tobacco Factp
r'es aud other buildings furniture Goods al
merchandise, general, in and country ,on he
favorable terms
Also makes insurance on the lives ornll persons
loying good heah and of sound constitution Tor the
whole duration ofiile or fora limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations will be
insured sonat lie terms
The Company will also take marine risks from and IN
my of the Northern Southern Ports, at favourable
rates
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
DON T. c. PETERS. Ficc President.
SAMPSON DIuGulD, Chicf Engineer.
James Cobbs, Samuel Garland,
John \ .isgat, Nathan b. Thurman
GeorPh ". Nancey, ,ohn Otcy ravur,
William T. Anderson. William T. Smith
MARTIN HOLLlNS, Treagager
CRErD T, WILLS, Sse'g
H. w. = o.',.'n ,,'a,p,1 Mcdtcal Erauiasrt
The Medical Examination e subjects ior Insurance
will be m,de the nfcc OF the Company on each day
between the hours ol . and O'clock =. Nj.
FpbS--dts
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RICHMOND.
SINTON & SONS NURSERY,

the for planting hns arrived tho subscrber,
would respectfully cal the attention OF their friends
anl the public generally. 10 their large and extensive
collection OF FRUIT TREES, embracing pcrphaps n
eneinn that has not hoon surpassed for the climate Of
Virginia, aud nearly all pfopagnted from fruit bearing
trrrs Ia thcir own orchard
GntaoRucs, with directions for planting, may b had
nj William pnmer's Seed aud Plough Store; Peyton
Johnston n Rtothcrf Apmhecnry Store a o. J. snton
Cos Hardware Store Andrew John on & Cos
Hardware Stmc, aud Logan Wallet's ommis-ion
House where my oders LETT will he puncualiy Intended
end nltor- ud icsscd To tie auhscrbcrs, Richmond
will receive prompt attention.
oct ls.d6t JOSEPH SiNTON g. SONS.
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NO.. "a.
0bc Dailp uirainion

The Death of Innocence.
She blooncd in beaut, like the rose,
Tho hrrst OF cnrt's diadem;
She inded mid The winters SHOWS,
And died upon the parent stem.
As pnles ihe star upon the brow
of summers eve she pissed nwny;
Her brilliant eye il sunless now.
Her roscntc cheek IL cold IA clay
No NOR Tint voice Of melody
Shall coho'4 sweeteat sounds prolong;
No more that laugh of sinless glee
Shall ring amid that hnppy throng.
The vncont chnii beside the hearth
Proclnims her loss at evening hour;
And they who knew her sterling worth,
In silence mourn the faded flower.
she died as sinks the weary child
Upon 1t mothers broast Ia sleep,
Aud In her latest dream fhe smiled
Oh, who DER such u death could weepl
Aa ialla the leaf IN autumnis glen,
Whom whiep'ring winds In music play,
She died aud mortals knew not when
Her Joyous spitit pnAzed nwnv
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school ~ College Tex. Books

NONh : NelmoHa Ia. woud invito Ihf
a. attention of the varisns schools and institutions
II lonrrioR throughout the Slnte, To hs ScLooi ann
classical Boois Icr' BooLs used in the various Col.
leges aud Uuyc ires. with general collection of Edu.
eauonnl Wort- IN every departments of l"nrning.
L.V-Sebo" Stationery If every di.orptiou.
liberal discount will bo nnde, aud bundles deliver
I'd in Lynclburg. free of expense.
tB o. ders viIl receive prompt attention.
nun 91-ia
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hooks, stationery ~ Pianos,

Embracing the nrge-t mud al general nsaurlmcnt
be found IA any establishment, South of NcwYork,
nnd will be sold upon terms is liberal and M occommo.
dntins
lie would ask particular attention Ia his largo stock
nf cnp aud Letter WRITING PArER-Also, WRAP.
PING PAPER, which he Is prepared to sell at "Husnai.
~ iom j5iccs
publishes many Of the Standard FUgipid Ldto
B5otsnnd cnu furnish lie lfgl profession with all Stan.
da Inv Books, including the Virginia aud New York
Suite Reports ut the publishers ioocst prices
School Tcnchcrs ond the fnde supplied nt u liberal
disrouur
worcester PinnOs-A. MORRIS Is solr A.
cent for the rnlr OF Worcester celebrated PIANO
FORTES, nm would solicit examination Of them
ffom those in wnui. Durability, sweetness of tome del
icaey al touch aud elegant workmanship, accorded
them by the general Judgment as inferior to
lnrturrd ia this country Europe fheyarc sold WITH
full Flamutcc an warranted 10 give satisfaction,
the mnury returned.
fW Ordcsa fou the country will be promptly attend.
rd ta. mug. lG dNcls
~ Dnnyillc Register. Stanton Spoctator, Lewis
burg Chronicle, Valley Whip, Lexington Gazctir. Ab
ingdon Vrghn Wythovile Tel Rep, Roanoke Boa
con Bcdlod Sentinel aud Jeler.onvile Democrat, will
publish once cDcry o'ho week four tmos and forward
1hcrncrouuts 10 this nilce
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INSURANCE Gun be effected in these companies uI~
on rs fair terms, in my others ol equal rcspons
bility by applicationto
=. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't Lynehbure.
7-llN
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L1AXE IsEDuCED-Througn from

i LyacibHtg. Ia, 10 kiofriHe Tennessee bg The la-
ginia aad Tnrssee Raiiroad, mud Etsh d Cos. LIN
Of Stogc, Through tickets can he obtuincd the
Ticket Office Of the Viggina and Tennessee Railroad
Company at the following points and at the following
rutes, viz:
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DAILY NlRGlNIAN.
FERRY & SHIELDS. Proprietors
TERMS

tFsINItX is published daily 80, snd ssm weekly At
IN advance. No subscription Is taken for shorter
w. siy months, an1 paper Is discontinued except at
ION OF the rropretars until all arreeraees sha nave
inserted for so cents per s9ua" lor
-, SEK form insertion, aud u cts Tor cNery utter
. - number of insertions is not marked the MS, II
blisbe1 till ordered cut, and charged accordingly
YE4RIN RATES For the priytleg' of two squares
n semi weekly s40; Tor square, daily 500 semweek
'saer form daily $40 semrwceky $50. Every yearly
ar viii be required to couiipc his advertising % his par
line of business and if he exceed the space stipulated ior
=, sharged ratably for the excess.
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WAKE, pIow Cnslinus.

Sorcs, Grdfcs Fancy Iron RailinR MAI Racks
Ghats. hon FroHfs, Sica,a Eagines hiil Gearing To-
baeeo Presses, ac furnished reasonable notice and
northern rioes
he sn" rInr advantages possess viii enable US
In I'LL oldcrs upon the accommodating terms
Orlera loft at the law oice Of Spence a. Slaughter
will meet with prompt attention.
sept 6--ts SPENCE BEGGS a. co
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Second Supply Of Dry Goods.

Second supply Of Dry Goods.
"lLLiNGHAM E1LE1f \ cO.-No 10, Pearl
w Street, RtC II MOND-Wil' open and have
ready for sulo Monday, 10Th inst large aud vared
fians NeN York from Tuesday Ia Saturday of Inst
week, in pat ns tollowsi
Heavy Sotliuct. and Tweeds,
Englah Fall Cloths for Negro wehr,
blankets. White. Mixed aud Blu,
Plaid Linscya mud Kentucky Jnens,
MaWillus aud clonks,
Umbrellas, from common IA good
PlHn to Figured AlpnenA,
Prints American and Enelish,
Black Blue aud Grave Cloths,
Plaid Drlnins A. Prints,
Lndies' Benver Gloves,
CHECK Musns and
White Cnmhrics,
The nhovc goods, with mhny others will be offered
much less thun former preca.
Merchant nrc respectfully invited Ia examine our
Stuck g" .AOsdcr- promptly attended Ia.
art IL d2w WIll1NGlAM. ELIETT 81 co.
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CEaE MlCAES

= IN Y EWkCA
~ ~ i9dijs Mercury SulPh. Morphine,
'f SILVER. Chloride Zinc,
peatnne. Piperinc,
ot Iron Gallo Acid.
49,, u Inn Syr',p Iod. Iron.
.'e Mas, MAS, rhosrh Iron,
,., us, genuine, Quininc,
; 4. mum, Ergnine
RI .a' HNlrart' Of Cicut1, Bolndounn, Hyosci-
fl. - afeat'on oi Physicians j. particularly invi-
.e'e preparations, ~ they are pure and genuine.
: % ,'' al RlGllT s. ALLlSON'S
New Drug Store.
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SDAY MORNING, OCTOBER
RICHMOND.


AND NEW.YoRk PACkEfS.-This new -S---s
hume line Is composed of the following vessels, and
-ails from Ncw.Nor, every three days All owned in
the city Of Richmond. viz: