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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-17
MASSACHUSETTS,

In SUS towns, which ls oil tne State put
21 towns, the vote for Governor stands ::
Gardner, American; 7s,s43; Washburn,
Wing, e7,l35; Bishop, Dem, Is, l05 ;
Wilson, Free Soil, 65ls; Wales, and
scattering 1000. Gardeners majority over
all others will be nearly $4,000.
American Congressman have been elect
ed, in every District as follows:
/. r. H. Hall.
3 J. Burlington.
8. William s. Damrell.
4. Linus B. Comins.
S. Auson Burlinghame.
g. Timothy Davis.
7. Nathaniel p Banks, reelected.
8. c. l.. Knapp.
9. A. De Witt, reelected.
10. W. Morris.
IL. Mark Taafton.
For Legislature, the State has been
swept by the Americans, who have prob
ably every Senator, and all but eight or
ten of the 3i8 members of the House.
The whole American ticket for State offic-
ers runs mp to the Governor nearly. The
Lieutenant q Governor elect is Simon Brown,
of Concord, editor Of the New England
Furmsr.
MICHIGAN
Is completely revolutionizcd throug ghout
-kinsley S. Bingham, Governor, and 9
other State Officers-all Fusionists-and
the Congressman of the same stripe, viz.
l William A. Howard,
2 Henry Waldron,
3 David S. Walbriige,
Moses Wisncr.
Anti Nebraskaism is triumphant in nearly
every county.
WISCONSIN
Has chosen an Anti-Nebraska Legislature
and also all the Congressman, viz.
l. Daniel Wells, Jr., Dem, reelected
3. Cadwalladcr C. Washburne, W.
3. Charles Billinghurst, T. S.
NEW JERSEY
Gives an Opposition majority in the Leg
islature, and elects to Congress-
l. Isaiah D. Clawson, W.
2. George W. Robbins, W.
3. James Bishop, W.
4. George Vail, D., reelected.
5. ACM Pennington, W., reelected.
All Anti-Nebraska except Vail, who has
a very small and much reduced majority.
ILLINOIS.
Legislature, State Officers and Congress
are Anti Nebraska as far as heard from
list of Congressman not complete.
DELA WARE.
Americans elect Governor and Cong
ressman (gains) by 1000 maj, and Local
Officers in all the three counties.
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BUILDING HARDWARE

Tool Store exclusively,
The largest Establishment o file kind in the US.
VIM. Nj. Mcclure & BRO.
No. eS7 Market St. above Seventh, Philad
MANUFACTURES Depo, for Locks of
M all kinds, warranted q ality. patent
Sivered, Glass Knobs
Premium Porcelain Knobs, ,overl00 patterns.
Silver-pla,ed Knobs, Hinges, &C., with the
most complete assortment Of all the Modern
Goods in this line.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine
Stock. Catalogues sent by Mail if desired.
Hot Air Registers and Eentilators at
Factory Prices.
CFAll orders put up under the immediate
supervision of the Firm.
CALI. AND SEE us. em5l9t
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l3y1SBJRa GlRON1Il1
Nov. II, 1854.

Re DssSsssss .Mes.-rhe LrwIsBuno CHRoxIcl
sossiraby the largest circulation Of any English
AsvspaPsr In Union county.
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Another Appalling Shipwreck

Occurred early yesterday morning, on
the Jersey shore, a few miles south OF
Long Branch, by which we are obliged to
record dreadful sacrifice of life. The ship
New Era, from Bremen, with nearly 400
persons on board, all Germans, except the
crew, went ashore in dense fog, and at
the latest accounts, was perfect wreck
only the captain and few others having
reached the land.
DEAL BEACH, Nov. 14.-The life boats
succeeded in boarding the wreck OF the
New Era this morning, and it is hoped
that the surviving passengers will soon be
rescued. The ship is very much broken
up, but the masts are fortunately still
standing, enabling the passengers to cling
to life.
[sEcoND DEsrATcn.1
One hundred and thirty passengers have
been landed on the beach by means Of the
the life boats and those having charge Of
them.
Two tug boats are here, but arc unable
to render any assistance yet, owing to the
heavy swell.
In all, fifty dead bodies have been pick
ed up along the beach.
THIRD DESPATCH.
New YORK, Nov. 14.-One OF the
steam tugs has just arrived from the wreck
of the New Era having left at 81 this
morning. The captain, officers and crew,
with the exception Of the steward, have
been saved. A great number Of dead bo-
dies are la,hed in rigging.
OF the 400 souls on board, only one
hundred and two are saved.
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Philadelphia Adv'ts.
:Freurt Crugass,
Weighing less than q ounce,

Veighfng Tess than - ounces,
TOR the cure of HERNIA or RUPTURE
Il Acknowledged by the highest medical
authorities of Philadelphia, incomparably su-
perior TO any other IN use. Sufferers will be
sratied TO learn that the occasion now offers
TO procure not only the Gghiest and most ensy.
but as durable Truss as any other, IN lieu of
the cumbrous and uncomfortable article usu-
ally sold. There is no difficulty attending The
fitting. and when the pad is located il will
retain its position without change.
Persons at distance unable 10 call on the
subscriber, can have the Truss sent 10 any
address, by renting Five Dollars for the sin
gle Truss, or Ten for the doubie-wiih measure
around the hips. and stating the side affected
1t will be exchanged TO suit if not fitting, by
returning il at once, unsoiled.
For sale only BY the Importer.
CALEB ii. NEEDLES,
Cor. Twelfth d Race Sts, Phiiadeipkia.
g Ladies requiring the benefit of Mocha
nical Supports, owing to arrangement of the
internal organs, including falling of the womb.
vocal, pulmonary, dyspeptic, nervous, and spi.
nal weakness, are informed that a competent
and experienced Lady will be in attendance at
the Rooms, (set apart for their exclusive use)
No. ia TWELFTH 81. lst door above Race.
ly533
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-17

ANOTHER SECRET ORGANIZATIoN.-lt
is said that secret organization exists in
all the upper counties Of Missouri, the OBJ
ject of which is to carry slavery into Kan
sas, at all hazards. Men are pledged to
repair to that territory on the night preced-
ing the election, present themselves at the
polls next day, and cast their suffrages for
slavery and its candidates. The society is
said to contain several thousand members
already. Senator Atchison has the credit
Of originating it, and Rev. Thomas john
son, late Delegate in Congress, from Neb-
raska, is employing it to foist himself into
the sane position, from Kansas.
NORFOLK, Nov. IA brig the name
Of which is at present unknown has gone
ashore and sunk, of Cape Henry, and it
is supposed that all on board have perish
ed.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 14.-The Southern
mail has been received. The Picayure
states that the revolutionists on the Rio
Grandc IRE preparing for another cam
paign.
New York, Nov A.-There.was quite
fall of snow in Western New York this
morning. At Dunkirk it fell to the depth
four inches, and was still! falling.
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Valuable Real Estate
At PRIVATE SALE.

NNHE following valuable Mills and
Farm, late the property of JouS A.
VAxvALzAH, deceased, is offered a, prirate sale
on reasonable terms, until SATuRDar noon,
the 9th day Of December, 1854, viz.
No. |. A four-and-a-half sto-
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Baltimore Adv'ts.
CARR, GEISE & CO.,
Flour, Grain, g. Lumber Commission

\
Merchants. ..23 & 25 Spear Wharf,
p,yEn TO Baltimore.
John Clarke, Esq., Pres. Citizens BANK baltimore.
A. P. Cites, Esq, Cash. Franklin do J
1Snn R,nrl sT,1si, Sr E,q & Phiaaelrhis.
j. Tome ESq, Presid i Cceii Bank, For, Deposi.
J. Wallower son, Harrisburg.
Col. ii. C. Eyer, s.linsr,ove
J. II. App Co.,
Nagle, Wingate Co. Milton.
W. W. Cooke, Esq, y.
Simon schuyler Rsq.
George Boliue, Esq liughcsyille.
Wm. Weaver, Nontour.yiile.
Gen. VIM. y. Packer.
r. ". Lloyd, Esq, Cashier, w;,;.,,sr,,
James II. IIuliny Esq,
Lewis g. lIuling Esq,
VI II nry Bubb Jersey shore.
J. ?. iluling. Isl, Lock H=ven.
tVCARR, GEESE & co have the largest
Wharf room of any Commission House in
Baltimore, always giving quick despatch to
boats in discharging their cargoes. 6m5l7
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The Recent State Elections.
NEW YORK.

The Legislature is largely Wing and
Maine Law. The Wing State Ticket is
elected, except Governor, for which there
is close contest between Seymour, Dem,
and Clark, W.-Seymour ahead, yester.
day. Congressman as follows:
!. William W. Walk, X. n.
2. j. s. 7. Strarabam, W.
3. Guy T. Pelton, W. X. N.
4. John Kelly, s, - over Walsh, II.
S. Thomas r. Whitney, X. N.
6. John Wheeler. Ind. d.
!. Thomas Childs, jr., W. K.N
8. Abram Wakeman, W.
o. Bayard Clark, X. N. W.
10. Ambrose S. Murray, W.
IL. Rufus ii. King, ".
L.. Kil.ian Miller, W.
l3. *Russel Sage, W.
II. DR.. Samuel II. Dickson, ".
Is. Edward Dodl, w.
l6. *Gcorgc A. Simmons, W.
Il. Francis f. Spinner, s. D.
Is. Thomas r. Horton, W.
10. Jonas A. Hughston, ".
20 *Orsamus u. Mat,cson, W.
81. *lIenry Bennett, W.
90 Andrew z. McCarty, ".
%. William A. Gilbert, W.
"a. Gen. Amos 2. Granger, ".
IS. .Edwis B. Morgan, W.
rs. Andrew Oliver, Anti-Neb. D.
81. John NJ. Parker, ".
2s. William +. Kelsey, W.
20. John Williams, Soft X. n.
80. *Bcnjamin Pringle, w.
81. 'Thomas T. Flaglcr, w.
3D. Solomon G. Haven, s. G. w.
e. Erancis s ElUards " X N.
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hempcfs OF tne PteseHt House A-eie''eo'
Total rs Whigs,includirg regular Wing
candidates who had the Know Nothing
support 8 Know Nothings; 8 Softs, in
.luling one (Williams) elected in Wing
District by the Know Nothings 9 Anti
Netraska Independents wheeler and
Oliver elected on the merits Of their op-
position to Douglas. No Hards at all.
Total So, Of whom but three even affect to
like Pierce, Douglas & Ce., and they arc
not half in earnest about it. Two years
ago, Pierce had %, and the Whigs 10.
Two new Members have just been elected
10 the present Congress-Isaac Teller from
the XII,h District (Dutchess and Colum-
tia) and II. C. Goodwin from the XXIId,
(Oswego and Mad;sOn.) The new Members
ere both Whiga, replacing Gilbert Dean,
ftf1 and Gtsri, Smith, (Atoliticnist.)
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Bufalce Valley Farm

NOR SALE.-Having become too old to
Il manage my large Farm 10 advantage, |
wish to sell part Of the same-say tract Of
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from ,hickly settled neighborhood There
is also a comfortable Dwelling House fol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-19

NEW STOCK OF. FALL AND VIM
AZ TER DRY GOODS.-I have Just opened an
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS q
which were purchased In the Northern markets. ON
the most favorable terms I am prepared to offer
great Inducements to purchasers. Amora the -.
sortment may be found =
LedieS Dress Goods of all styles slatt4 ,
Embroideries and Laees sssf n.
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons &c. ~
ALSO, is3@S "
good assortment fos Gentlemen Bows, ard Ser.
vant2 Wear-with q large stock Of Domestic Goods
and Fancy Articles = SS-N''
The public are respectfully invited d to give me =
call, a. am determined to sell cheap a. any other
house in the city. H. ROSENFELD -
se iS-Sm ITS Broad 1T !
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A NEW CATECHISM.-
"A Q Who has the greatest Daguerrean Gallery ?
OSBORNE, opposite Exchange Bank
Q-Who is the most reliable Artist
A.-OSBORNE, J67 Main street.
Q.-Who takes the most life like Picturesl
A.-OSBORNE, opposite Exchange Bank.
Q.-Who take the greatest number of picturesl
A.-OSBORNE, l67 Main street.
Q.-Who has the greatest display of Paintings?
A.-OSBORNE. opposite Exchange Bank.
Q.-Wbo has the best assortment of Cases and
gold Locketsl
A.-OSBORNE, l67 Main street.
Q-Who takes the best Likeness.f for the least
money!
A.--osBoRNE, opposite Exchange Bank.
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THE only infalllble Medicine known. =

n u.
Il BURROWS ELIXIR VITA-The original ar
tios In all its purity Quick and powerful, its vir
tues proverbial-in many instances having
raised from the very verge of the tomb the subj
of diseases in their most terrible FORMS testimo
malls of the most Exalted character from individuals
and institutions testify In the descriptive circular
may be found one from the Masonic and Odd FellowS
Lodges OF Norfolk The medicines able to give relief
are numerous and valuable but If persons willing
to suspend their use and submit to of ELK
IR VITA, cure at once can be effected in ord nary
cases, only one or two weeks being required, and
those utterly incurabe only three or four
weeks 1t will thoroughly purify the blood. In
scrofula, Rheumatism, indigestion, &C., it stands
alone Its action ON the Bowels, Liver and Kidneys
are direct and efficient. Depraved humors Ia the
circulation affect the vital orssns. A course of two
three weeks will relieve the system of all morbid
matter, q reaction ensues uncomfortable appetite
with high and vigorous health the result In deep
and heavy colds, that often end In q rapid decline,
nothing is comparable For mercural and syphilitie
diseases 1t is truly the only medicine known, not
leaving vestige of the disease. Pursue the course
above, unless the bones have commenced decayng.
If so at the end of three weeks suspend its use s
weeks, recommence and at the end of three weeks
the body will be restored to its original health.
We have just been put in possession of liberal
supply of the above invaluable medicine, the won
derful curative powers Of which are proverbial
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
JACKSON B. WOOD,
GKUBBS APPERSON,
fe 25-ly Druggists.
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ln ON0 DOLLARS-To those ex-

cOsOOO pending So in portraits, will be gi-
Due Bill. good for one share in the following
donation. when So o00 have been issued or for one
dollar in portraits whenever presented
The donation will consist of three houses and lots
in Richmond. valued at SIC, ,000 $4,000 and SlOOo-
Together with 80 947 Gold Locke.s, Breastpns with
portraits. Books, and other articles of total value
of Sl4, ,000 To be had on application, of
WIN. A. PRATT, Daguerrean Artist,
145 Main st D., Richmond
NJ. P. SIMONS, Daguerrean Artist,
au 23-tf ISL Main st. Richmond
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a BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE AND
81 MARKER A
l. EIG HIS REPORTS
FIRST yOLUME FOR SALE

THE first volume Of LEIGH,S VIRGIL
= MIA REPORTS has been reprinted, and IL now
Also for sale. Heuins's Statutes, Is vols, at e6
per sst ShsphsTds Combinstion Of H enins s vols !,
ports ~; and Randolph, vols; Leigh, yoIs 20 i2
inclusiys Robtnsou, vols; and 0rsttsn yolss I'll
Ut q per vol Sessions Asts and journal OF vsasan
years, ti per vol. Apply to the
sEcREfAkY COMMONWEALTH.
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS,l I
NOW Is THE TIME TO SAVE MONEY

1s Main street, two doors below PURCELL Ladd &
Co., take pleasure in informing the friends and pat-
rons OF their establishment and the public without
Distinction that they have recently returned from the
Of CLOTHING for FALL and WINTER WEAR.
Their stock consists OF fine English and French Cloth
Dress and Frock Coats, Fine French Cashmere and
Tweed Coats Black and Fancy Doeakin Cashmere
seilles. 10, &c.
A full assortment of BOYS CLOTHING. Also,
Trunks Shirts, Cravsts Gloves Sill and cotton I'm.
dershirts. Umbrellas, Drawers. kc Their stock has
been manufactured In the most Fashionable Style
and substantial manner and they will sell good and
we'll made Clothing at such prices will than
realize the expectation of the public Their Cloth
ing cut In the latest style Otherwise to suit tho
taste of customers se 27--lmt ) 1
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JAMES RIVER HYDRAULIC CE

JAMES RIVER HYDRAULIC CE-
~ MENT WORKS-T subscribers are prepared
to furnish contractors with this justly celebrated
CEMENT-said by all tha engineers who have used
it in Virginia and North Carolns, to be superior to
any Cement s at msnuactured In the United s States
They will also fill orders from merchants for small
quantities. Apply to
D.B. BRIDGFORD CO,
Agents for the James River Cement Works Cor
ner goth and Water sts, on the Dock, Rich
mond, Va. oc ID
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

- The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
sxcseos that Of all the Dsiiy papers OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-19

Gen. Adoniram Chandler, q wei known citiz an of
New York, died in that city on Saturday last Mr.
c. vas printer In bis younger days. and previous
70 the war OF 1872 worked In New York SHOULDER to
ehouider with Tnuriow Weed. editor Of the Albany
Journal and James Harper. the sanior of he srect
house OF Harper 4 Brothers. He Afterwards fllsd
various posts Of honor and responsibility, anA as
altogether valuable citixou
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-19

NOVEMBER ELECTIONS the 7th of November
the States OF New York. New Jersey Illinois Mich
lgan, and wisconsin are to elect fffy.four Repre-
sentstiyes to Congress. In New York and Michi-
gan state oicers areto be chosen in Illinois, State
all the States except Illinois, The annual election
IN Massachusetts will take place ON the I3sh Nov
ember, when eleven Representatives In Coperess
win be chosen, together with = Governor and Stats
Legislature.
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fRn Our.-The Raedin~

DauMxxD ouT.-The Rsadine papers staie that
three women from that place ofdouiful rspuGatou,
attended the Volantesr Baetaiion = BssnSils, Pa.
and cut up soms very tall cspsru Tie c4ixea.
procured drum and Afe, csptusnd theIrdIeA ard
drumm0d them out Of towD 70 ths tame of the
Eogues march.
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. FALL IMPoRTATIoN

FALL IMPORTATION s.igssu
OF EARTHENWARE AND zGHlNAls
FnEsH REcEIPTs OF Glass Anp FANCY ARrIcLEs
THE subscriber offers to the trade large
- and varied stock of EAthenware, and China ana
In person.
HsvinE an experience Of many years Ia fhis part.
cular business be feels great cenfdence In stating
that in point of price and quality, it viii compare "a
vorably with any other house in the Il ade. s{tts
White Granite Dinner Ware
Blue Print. Flowirg and Fancy do 81 " -
Blue Decorated China Dinner and Dessert Sets -
Do do do Tea and Toilet Sets
Do do do Pitchers and Vases
Gold land do of above variety
w White CHINA d8 of above variety ktes4stf~
common Ware OF every description, -s1itshle for
wholssaiiug which he ofersupon such ferms for cah
a. cannot fail to please. ss'3f 9.El&ssss5 IL.
Fine Mantel Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery, Waiters& Britannia Ware
Safety, and other fluid and Solar Lamps . 37fstT =
Glass Ware In every variety.
All he aske Y cali and he feels assured his prices
will give satisfaction
His Packer is one Of the best in the trade, WE
Stone Ware at Factory prices. ass "a giA
oc6-lm JAS, d. L EVANS, 1T Main At. .
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BOARDING.
MEDICINES.

SMITH'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for
~ the cure Of Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Nervous De-
oihty Iorpd Liver. aud all diseases arising from De-
tansement of the Digestive Organs.
CERTIFICATES.
New YoRK, April 20, 1852.
hereby certify thatI have used DR.. William Fl.
SnitL's dyspepsia Cordial. and have obtained the
most beneficial results. consider 1t the only
cure for Dyspepsia. and would recommend any per.
son afflicted with that disease to use it.
L. B. LENT.
PHILADELPHIA, May 8. 1852
Iwould advise ali who afflicted with Dyspepsia
to use DIR. Smiths Dyspepsia Cordial. afflicted
with that disease three years, during which time
tried everything that could be recommended, and
without relief One bottle of the Dyspepse Cordial
effected perfect cure of ne, and l
heslthy as have ever been. l have witnessed the
same effect Others. | consider this certain
for Dyspepsia HENRY DUNLAP,
Coachmaker, 78 Crown ut.
PHILADELPHIA, March 18th. 1858.
DR.. SMITH-Dear Sir: Your Dyspepsia Cordial had
the most wonderful and instantaneon effect on me.
Having suffered with Dyspepsia for some time, was
induced to give it trial. felt relief from the first
time tooki it Two bottles fected complete cure.
have given it to several of my friends and invara-
bly, with the same result.
Yours truly, ]. w. FITCH,
...-.-- ...- WashIneton House.
For sale By ..... J. B. WOOD. and
ALEXR DUVAL.
su 2G-3m Agents for Richmond, Va.
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GEORGE j. SUMNER,
5sa& IMPORTER OF tt8 ~ = s
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE,
ASE DEALER IN ssfa 4. (
Glass, Looking Glasses and Fancy Goods,
No. 20, Pearl Tor 14thl Street. q 20
{ RICHMftAn VA

u = n
ASE DEALEs IN ssfz ss,f
Glass, Looking Glasses and Faacy Goods,
No. 70 sIcanSsb. EsfII ST I.'s, Va. Street. s =
FALL TRADE E 1854. s
DESPECTFULLYin invites the attention
i h Of the Merchants Of Virginia. North Carolina
q :ss ssFf ssfs sGd ssis:: e.
oasss ana ana s1s
GLASSES AND FANCY GOODS. adapted 70 the
Hs pledges m himssif 10 sell on a. good terms ssspy
Ss .als nd :sia
sT0NE-wARE. OF the best quality q fastssy
n 8. Particular attention siyen 70 the careful
packins and prompt forvsrdins Of Goods ~
~ S,--oecSnI Ll... ..zazz4t ss3ssSs 5..zg4
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
|WE are now in receipt Of the largest
~ and most attractive stock Of STABLE AND
Daa o1oos s,. s.ss ss'
Black and Fancy cerd sfLKs, plaid. s1ipsd md
An wool, SIN ana Wool and spun SIN pLAfDs
rlsoun Do SAsnnEkI "a ~ sls.S xsssnrdss a. ds
ssss Isas1 1IpxcGass. iIs saass .aa Iss soNezelsEs
Plaid vALENT7As and PofLiNS, very rich 8. J.
Hnslish French and Anesisaa PRINTS
s do 10 ssIs snnss and W ss.sss zee @ss- s ae M
HANDKERCHIEfs -. 8 .svs
l. A0etn, 4Socos 11o1toee ana C4lob1e COG1<A 10
Jsconet and Muslin SLEEYEe and cHEMt4EfIG
French Cashmere CLOTHS. Tor hadiee Clcahs
/ Brown anA DIeaehed oHIkT1k0 and oHEEIl1g01
Table DAAABKs. NAPKINS, ard Liasn eHEET-
| M.nehsstsr alHGhAMs ssd PlsId D0Mxe1Icos IS
/ KEaSEY8 Fuiled LINSEYa and S&ITiNET9
/ Pleid kln0EY9 and 0s3e KLAI0g = - !"
| All Wool and Domestic fkANHELt 5 a1Szs9sn -
& s:s "a :ss :: s. sss css ~ ss:
- ''a' '''''- wAlsE4I 1, \ q lsE|sxiss i y
NEW GOODS. NEW CO oDE. 1.-THE
s. s.de1slessd be- jss: returned fFan ~ llsu1h
s'ss sasss ssisss - ks1sass;Ssz g z
n4x QQ0Do pslnelyn,1Y ~ 60 - ~46ee1ftpS
- cot. In The sa1ort1eat vii - tsunl eed eol.
/ go yssesh nessllea a.s As34sa lalss3ssel =
/ ept4esE y. .ceoN xe!eeyt - IL
EEoGo6i Nno ofothe - ~ 0oloee - L14tee GD1g&1<
s.; s 5: ! - I s:ai 8 sli e;
sssS. = 1sssl ss1sss,
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+ "A R ED RACES.
FALL, MFETING

a AS FIRST DAY-TUES-
SG1E&6ET>> - DAY, 24th Octr.-Sweep-
stake for years old; $500
S--e.---.-------- entrance; 8 100 forfeit
Two mile heats.
Three or more to make race-closed with the fol-
wing eutries
0. p. Hare's b. c., by Zinganee. dam by Boston.
John Belcher's b. c. by Chide Harold, dam by
Prism.
Jas. P. Doswelrs b. c. by Childe Harold, dam by
Priam.
Calvin GREEN'S br. f. by Ainderby, dam by Levis
than.
Jas Talley'sch. C. by Tally Ho, dam by Imp. Mar.
grave.
SECOND DAY-WEDNESDAY, 25ch Oct.-Propr-
etors purse $500; mile heats; free for all ages
Entrance SO.
THIRD DAY-THURSDAY, 26th Oct.-Proprietor's
purse S4o0; 8 mile heats; free for all ages En-
trance Sl5.
Fourth DAY-FRIDAY. 9th Oct-Jockey Club
purse $500; mile heats; free for all ages.
SO 5-dt24O JOHN BELCHER, Prop.
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I IFE INSuRANCES ON SLAVES RE-

I IFE ASSURANCES ON SLAVES RE
~ SUMED AT FORMER RATES-The Rich
mond Fire Association, lin consequence of the dis
appearance Of cholera.) have resumed Insurance on
the Life of Slaves, at the former rates of premium,
acifhout the e1tTa charge.
The prompt and liberal adjustments of its losses,
and being strictly Home Institution entities it to
the liberal patronage of the public.
All information relative to Life InsurAnces will be
chsertuy furnished on application at the office,
of Main and 9th streets.
CHAS. 7. WORTHAhA v. Prest. :
JNo. III. RosHER. Sec,Y. ae2a