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r AR0E SALE IN PORT MAYO AND
!! - 5nE 1owE q 4 ypEs0N q e L01e 4 I! z
iarIEnENra LAlok QgiNiITY on 0Ak
AND PlNE WOOD BfAND1N6. And fHE NJ.
ERlM sRkIEG AMP ge2yE, WITH yogs
.ss,s. :,sss,on e he ,ssEs s.ls e t.ls sisss @
speesiyely. eonmsnsins = II aeloek - T. ef1ee
following valuable PROF elty: 4. s.
Asyu. .a
so, bsing part Of the lloant Erin Tf.<t bea.rIsi
81 .essssd ssd semmardlns sRisnd,d 49, g II =
az Y isfs % suit purchasers. Also esyexm HOu-
sES sad LOTS In the town Of Fulton. which are
ncw pfoducing an unusual percentage on the1r veIae
~ ohiCkYAkDi In town Of Raitons on VII.
Maiose, eomprisss aerss eli Of which s5ounds il
eooo nfex clay, with clamps sbeiters shanfss, snd
sosrsaat weser; ALEC two superior brick machinea,
cspAoie oi makins from eisht tan Thousand bricks
~ piekA axes .hoyslss and ese-
large quantity Of OAK and Pine MOOD. sfkrd-
ing. on the Mount Erin Tract few rninutea VIA
from Rocketfs-the same to be removed daring the
The celebrated Mount Erin sprius. vith m.r,,-
hcent oak grove and about four acres of land attcch
ed, acknowledged BY all 10 be the finest and bodest
spring, and most deghtfa retreat near the city, ana
- uch OF great value for place Of public resort
more favorable opportunity for investment has
this ale. -.
Terms viii be Of the mos. accommodating nature
and Will be announced at the sale.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS Aueta.
. Suitable REFRESHMENTS viii be furnished
to all who may favor us with their eompsny.
&C 16-1t Hst+s
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SAD CAsE.-Mrs. Drew, one of the passengers
of the Arctic, was the mother of Captain Drew, of
the steam-tug Comet, of Petersburg. The captain
had not seen bis mother for twenty years He ex-
peced to meet her on the arrival of the Arctic. and
for that purpose had gone to New York; but alas !!
Tor the fallacy OF human xpectations-hardly had
he arrived there, when he heard the sad news of
the loss of the noble steamer, and with it the mo
Their whom he had fondy looked to meet This is
indeed a sad ease
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SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION

COLUMBIA, 8. C, Oct IA .-Messrs Aiken, Keith,
Boyce Brooks and Mcqueen, are elected to Con-
gress from this State. There will probably be a
majority in the lower branch of the Legislature in
favor of giving the election Of electors for President
to the people, instead of their being elected by the
Legislature as heretofore
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TO PREVENT AND CURE cHoL-

TNO PREVENT AND CURE CHOL-
Il ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
s cUkER and di his csR
MiNATIvE BALSAM by them. In case of sudden
Sickness these medicines frequently cure in less time
To prevent Cholera, take teaspoonful of Pain
Curer in wine glass of water every morning; when.
pn you nave PAN Or externally. use the
DIR; ROSES CARMINATfvE BALsAM for Chol.
era, Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaints and Dyson.
terry This mixture Is one of the most important me d.
eanes, and should be keptin ali families AS sooth.
Ing PREPARATION 1t has equal. In cases of infants
crying general pain, it has been proved perfsct
balm. As specific for bowel complaints Of adults
It has never failed During the cholera of 1882 1884
aud lSi9. it failed in instance when used before
death had positively struck the patient. have had
returns from more than one thousand persons who
n ~. aarng those memorable periods. testify ing
Dr. J. ROSES wHoop1NoS co STsH' s "; 2;
ssss immediats relief, and frequently cures in one
Dr.J S, ROSES EXTRACT OF BucHU.-rhi.
one OF the best remedies ever used for diseases of
sne Kidneys, Bladder and all Gouty Affections Price
Us, ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, for falling Of
non. This disease. heretofore treated by bapdasss
Is,sss and external supports, which only prove
onic strsn Hsla. ssIPlstsly to the Of these
Dr. 8; ROSES ANrI-BILIOuS Or RAIL-
ROAD PILLS -These Pills are mot warmed to
esS4y .lo.aoJ VI QiseAse incident to man. but
they are grand remedy for Bilious state Of the
Southern sections ofthe United States nsrticnIsriv
being often preventive of Bilious sttacks. and
when used With pI. hosebToNlC MIXTURE, Vim
cure the most stubborn case Of Bilious Fever Or Re-
yer and Ague. Price 12t and 75c
Al Eho.s constitution. are impaired BY disease or
cal Adviser f~hich contains descr ption 81 the s-
can be had without charge.
An q pr :; 9. AosEs valuable Family Msdicises
to be had Of Purcell, Ladd I Co, Bennett Beer.
4dle Gray, Q. 4. esrecker. 4. buyal, A. Bodsksr,
lie. 4. b. Duvsl 4 Bro. Grubbs 4 Apperson' IN this
CITY, and ofdsalsn generally IN every city and toxn
y2i-rMAWkcis-ts
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suIcIpE+-We learn from the Tappahannock
Virginian that Edward Clarke, an overseer living
In the neishborhood of Lloyd's, Essex county, Va.
committed suicide few days ago. Religion il as
signed as the cause
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NOTICE.-The subscriber having taken
IN the large Lumber House on the Dock formerly
occupied by Mr. D. B. Bridgford and next to Messs.
Rankin Barker, is prepared to receive on storage
such articles are Usually stored. ON the usual
terms Application to be made to the subscriber on
the premises. WIN. JACKSON CLARKE.
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BY LARUS & SHINE.

EXTENSIVE STOCK OF SADDLE
~ RY. CARRIAGE. BUGGY, CART, HAIR
NESS, &c AT AUCTION The subscriber intend
sale at pablo auction, on WEDNESDAY. the 1st day
Of November, 1854 at his old stand, No GA Main st.
bis entire stock Of Saddlery, Harness. &C., embrac-
ing in part
100 sets of Carriage. Buggy, Wssos and Cart Har
$50 Saddles, of all styles.
ALSO,
arge and handsome assortment Of Brdlea Bzta
Whips, &C., together with large and general anort
meut of Ssddlery Goods.
TIE above stock IL of the most exquisite workman
ship and superior material, being made under my
personal supervision expressly for and retail
trade.
Visitors to the Agricultural Fair would do well to
attend. a. this 10 opportunity, and probably
never again will such achance present ITSELF
Terms at sale. JOSEPH ii. COLQUITT.
Sale conducted by LARus 4 SHINE, Aucts.
cr19 4
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.

TRUST SALE OF STOCK OF GRO
Il CERES. nc. AT AUCTION VIII be sold,
on WEDNESDAY next, October 18th, at 10 O'Clock.
A. NJ, at public auction. at the store of John r,
Reeve at the corner of Broad and Fourth streets
entire stock of MERCHANDISE, with ali the fix
lures and Furniture of the store room. Terms cash
The Key of the store Ia m, ct eligible stand) will
be sold privately and on favorable terms
All persons indebted to John r. Reeve, ON account
of dealings with his said store will make immediate
payment to me. B. B. MINOR, Trustee.
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auct.
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TAYLOR 1 WILLIAMS, An


MEDICAL LIBRARY AT AUCTION.
N1 WIFI be sold on TUESDAY next, 18th inst.
At 10 O'Clock, at my store, the entire LIBRARY of
extensive and valuable Medical Library ever offered
The Works will be ready for examination, on Mon
day, the 18th inst.
The attention of the Medical Faculty. and the
public generally isrespeetfuily requested.
ocl2 ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
BY LARUS 4 SHINE.

DERUvIAN GUANO FOR SALE AT
AUCTION-Will be sold at pnblie auction on
WEDNESDAY, 18th October, at II o'clock A. n .,
at our rehsuse Gary street. between 18th and
Virginia Streets for account of whom 1t may concern.
about 10 tons Of No Peruvian 0uann, In lots to
purchasers. SCHAER. DCHLER co.
Sale conducted by LARUs SHINE, Aucts
oc l6
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THE OHIO ON-UNPRECEDENTED
MAJORITIES

CINCINNATI Oct. lathe returns have been re-
ceved from sixty counties which give the Indspen-
dent antiAdministrston ticket 65 900 majority and
there lie probability that the majority in the whole
state will be fully 900 votes
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The Hsrper's Ferry case was under considers.
fion before the Federal Court at staunton at last
accounts.
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500 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
80 ~ HATS. At AuCIION--On YRfDAY,
~ ues, vs YIN all Il or auetion stare e g oek
sovssss Socss snoes ssd Hst4 N ffssh a1d sss
Senrs me Calf 6oot1 sDd Shoes
se sT' eo q .aa e ssayy sesa a.d slcsues
Wcmen,s Shoes. Of I'll desirable kinSs
Cnsidrsn's do DO do
Richmond made Brokues
WrsppiuG Paper, lie he;
TEnMs.-Updsf 1i00 cash: over e1oo u,e..n.
or edi, for approved se0tiabls psrsr
DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO.
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EOR RENT-A new Brick House. On
s6th street, nssr the Tsmpersnce HsII vifh {
nae rooms and wsll Of water. Apply 10
oe list TAILOR { WILLIAMS.
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DEPARTURE OF THE ATLANTIC

NEW York, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Atlantic sailed
this afternoon with IS passengers and 1914 600 in
specie. Among the passengers are Archbishop
Hughes, Kendrick, Rev. Thomas Foley of Balti.
more, and Bishop O'Connor, OF Pittsburg.
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BY ELIAS HALE. No. Ih6 Main 1t.
an THIS EVENING, at z O'Clock ]
Oshall offer at auction large assortment Of Staple
and Fancy Goods combating in part - follows vsl;
Gold and Silver Watches
Gold Jewely of every description
Silver and plated ware; Clocks Of all kinds
$500 doz white and colored spool cotton
1850 gro Buttons, assorted kinds ~
ITS :. Lead Pencils, assorted kinds
$50 dog Knives, Scissors and Razors
500 I" Porte Monaies aud Purses
$50 " Hair, Teeth, Nail and Lather Brushes
IS " plated Sewing Birds
$50 I" assorted Combs
Us fancy Boxes large sssortunent
2450 fancy Soaps, 40 different kinds
Also, large assortment of blank books p,per IN.
veoPes steel pens. wsiers, double barrel AIMS ra-
tent balances. spoons, coffee mills, hammers; toseth.
er with great variety Of goods too Numerous TO
MENTION In lots to suit purchasers. Every article
WARRANTED ~ represented. City and country Iner-
chants respectfully invited to attend the sale az
the socas will positively be sold close consisn-
ments. ELIAS HALE
los Main ct.
Every article warranted - Represented.
Additions car be received
pOSTAGE STAMP S-Citizens and
i strangers desiring Postage Stsmps, can obtain
them at the now Bookstore, Kent Square.
VIM. A. BUFFERS 157 Main q
Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.
Sc 18-Imif 81
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EOUND.--Yesterday, at the American
l. Hotel, small sum of money The owner can
ply at this Office. oc IL q
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AIDES CUBAS, OR WORK BOX
- Es-completeiy furnished and covered With
seIysr mosocco fancy paper. kc ,and It IN ericss-
oc4-M 4. NORRIS. 81 1ain 4
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E'OR SALE.-A valuable family of Ser
wants; to remain in the city or vicinity, two Wo.
me men (nother and daushter) and three chid1e en-
Inc o,Gest woman is an experienced and re liable
rate Washer and Ironer aud house Servant Apply
to oc 12-St* VIM A. DAVIS II
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EVl UhG VAx6s
BY 0ODDlN q APPERSON


0ODDlN - AEEkU34k9.
TRUSTEES' SALE or REAL ES-
By Vitae Of deed Of trust sxssstsd Is - .Sssd.
nerss g trustees. dated the 9Th day Of Nossmber
IL. and admitted 70 record in the clsxa,s ofce Of
,enneo county Court on the and day Of Maxoh. 1856
VII g tia request Of ell concerned. proceed to
eel. e Auction, on the premises on MONDAY, "a
trad Or psrss Of .na mentioned IL S. d
Geo, e ,yins in the County Of Henrieo, above ths
s,., ksh@ond snd IL supposed to contain arg
ssich vssscaveJsd to John 2 Reeve By Powhss.n
Hoos re .nd Joseph Jackson, jr exscutors Of John
ysmber 1sss. and Of record in the Clerks Once Of
s sIs
about nine miles above the City Of Riehnoad and i
n -sr to the Richmond. Fredsrieksburs and Pctnmsc
ing purposes - for the quantity ofpine wood upon t
i1 o. ale cash, ss TO 90 much ofthe procsed Dc
and shares o to about and Il the cost
upon the residue.
The Trustees win convey with the usual special
R; R. ROBERTS. 1ru......
THOMAS g. JACKSON ifolees.
T The s Iboncuetsd oy 9oDDIE APrEnsos Auc:
at the sale having failed to comply
Win the terms thereof. oc2-tds
VALUABLE FARM ON THE THREE
CHOPPED ROAD. EIGHT MILES FE0M
TERMINUS OF THE W EST la PLx sRT ROAD 5n5
FOR SALE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS having
changed his busiuesF, will sell at public auction. on
the premises, on SATURDAY, the 2lst Oct, 1854,
commencing at IL O'CLOCK, his valuable Farm, siua.
TED IN the county of Henrco. miles we t of Rich
mond aad three miles from the terminus of the
Westham Plank Road.
The Farm contains $50 acres, all well enclosed;
part OF which 10 good esdow land, the balance easy
to culivate-with good dwelling, and all necessary
our-t houses. COED well of water aud q young or
chard, containing about 1000 choice fruit trees
After the sale of the Land. will be sold all of tie
Farming IMPLEMENTS consisting of the usual variety
the crops of Corn, Fodder, Shucks, &C., a. well a.
the stock of Horses. Mules and Cows.
Possession of the Farm may be had immediately.
TERMs-For the real estate, third cash; balance
at and years, for negotiable notss interest added
sonal pr party, all suns under $50 that amount and
upwards six months credit for bonds with good se-
curity. Jesse C. ZONES
OCT
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LATEST MAIL NEWS
OFFERING NEws-sAfETyo OF CAPT LUCE
AND OTUERS-HoPE FRIGHTENING.


Nrw YoRx, Ost. IA dispatch was received
here early ,his morning from Quebec announcing
the eladsoe intelligence That the ship Cambria had
arrived at that port with Capt Luce of the III fated
steamer Arctic. and number of her passenger
Including Mr. George Allen. son in-lsw Of Mr. James
Brown, ofthe arm OF Brown, Brothers a. Co. Alec,
Mr. Smith, OF Edinbure. Mr.. Aliens wife and seve
raj SSners OF his relatives, on board the Arc
tic The dispatch sives no further particulars, bat
from the fact that Is states number of the Arcics
passengers were rescued By the Cambria, wc have
the hopeful inference that others may have been
rescued.
LArEa-A dispatch has been received here this
morning by Capt West of the Atlantic, prior TO
nine o'clock, direct from Capt Luce, who was Ia
Montreal, which announces his safety and the req
cue OF Mr. Allen and Mr. Smith, with others, but no
other names mentioned Toe Inference, therefore,
Is, that none of Mr. Collins family were saved By
the ship Cambria, nor others prominently known,
or they would have been mentioned. Captain Luce
does not state In what manner he escaped from the
Arctic, or how himself and companions were situa
ted when picked up He enters into no particu-
lars
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.

NEW YoRx, Oct. 4.-Another dispatch, just re-
cesved here, states that Capt.. Luce, Mr.. Allen, Mr..
Smith, I've other passengers and five of the crew,
were picked up from a raft after they had been
floating some time at the mercy OF the sea. Capt
Luce's son was not saved. There were no ladies
on the ran with Captain Luce when the Cambria
overlook Il.
Capt Luce expresses the hopeful opinion that
others of the passengers may have been picked up
and saved.
The above intelligence In the midst of gloom,
has spread CLEAN Of joy over many countenances
In our city, and they are now induced to hope
strongly, that others may have been saved.
LIST THOSE SAVED WITH CAPT. LUCE.
ouSBxc, Oct 14-The following is a correct list
ofthe names of those saved with Capt. Luce and
brought to this port by the ship Cambria.
Ofthe Arctic Frederick May, George +. Allen
and James Smith, of Edinburg.
Ofthe Yesta-J. A Govet Trainers.
Creo Rcscued.-P atrick Moran Alexander Grant,
Michael Russell, John Riley and John Patterson.
NAMES OF THOSE RESCUED BY THE HURON.
As no correct list of the names of those rescued
by the ship Huron who reached here on the 18th,
has been forwarded send you their names, know.
ing that much anxiety must exist to know who are
lost and who saved:
James Abrys John Drury, Robert Bryson Thorn
Wi'son, Christopher Moran, James Ward, Jo-
seph Connaly, - Conway, Erastus Miller, Da.
vid Benny, James Common.
MRS COLLINS AND FAMILY
QUEBEC, Oct. 1.-THE storm prevailing at the
East delays the receipt by telegraph of statement
being forwarded by Captain Luce, but despatch
has come through. which announces that Mrs.
Collins and her family are undoubtedly lost.
STILL LATER AND INTERPRETING
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Captain Luce describes the
sufsrings of the persons upon the ratt-excsptirg
himself and Mr.. Allen-as dreadful. They were toss
ed about nearly three days, when picked up by the
Cambria. He saw two hundred persons sink with
the ship-the scene awful
The following 10 q copy of despatch from Capt.
Luce to E. K Collins, esq:
QUEBEC, Oct l4.-Mrs f. X. Collins, daughter aud
son, not in boat, but pit of the ships
deck with my self / leave for New York to-day
}. g. LUCE.
Capt. Luce says he Arctic struck by the anch-
or of the "Vesta," driving through the bow raking
the planks fore and aft and causing the final loss OF
the vessel. He attempted to get boats in readiness
to save the women and children, when hrsmen rush
ed into them in spite Of opposition. Another boat
was broken down by persons rushing at the davits
and many were drowned. Others of this ships com.
pany seized the remaining boats and fed, leaving
ssesman nor carpenter, except Dorian, 81 Cftioer-
In one quarter of an hour the Zoe ship went down
with all remaining ON board. 1t awful sight
The sufferers crying to God to save them
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MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
WI AND FARM NEAR THE CITY FOR RENT
We are authorised to rent a good tenant for
term of years, the Farm of Judge P. Daniel situ.
ated about half mile north OF the city i1nits on
the Meadow Bridges Road; This is unquestionably
one of the most delightful Residences and eligible
farms for its size in the State 1t has ever been no.
ted for its unvarying aud entire healthfuness and
the abundant and pure springs of water 1t contains
nearly 100 acres Of land of HIGH about 80 are clear
ed aud have been well cultivated and literally ferti
iized with gusno, lime ashes and other nanufes 1t
affords every facility for dairy and market garden
whilst as residence it Is at very secluded and
very convenient TO every part of the CITY, The
buildings consist of large brick dwelling house con.
tanning eight rooms and celia; kitchen and ssr-
vants houses containing five and two garrets:
stable, carriage house, barn, COW house and hey
house, NEW and nearly new,) and q brick spring
house or dairy crop of wheat has just bsen sowed
with guano. and there on the premises the corn
and hay crops of this year. which, with the stock.
farming utensils and household and kitchsn furni.
ture. will be sold at auction ON the premises in
short time after the premises shall have been rented
The terms of the lease be learned on applica-
ton to the subscribers and to tenant who will take
good care of the property will be made very accom-
modating.
Any further information can be obtained of p v
remises " 'e
l2-4t GnnDIN T.
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FALL DRY GOODS,
CHEAP FOR CASH

THE subscriber has now in store his fall
Il stock. comprising every description Of GOODS
usually kept in dry goods house.
He invites the attention Of the Ladies' to . hand
assortme at of rich plaid 0oods cfthe fssh-
ionable styles well ss large stock Of Fail and
Winter PRINTS.
Always in store fail supply Of DOMESTIC
GOODS, with full assortment Of Negro Clothing
His Fall stock consists of fresh GOODS, recently
purchased In the Northern Cities By himself at the
late reduction.
The most liberal advantages offered to CASH Gus
tuners. WIN. BOOTWRI6HT,
oc I2-1m 285 Broad st., corner of Let ct.
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EOR SALE OR RENTAL elegant new
4 tenement on Grace street, between Alb and 9Th
streets The house is built in the most superior man
ner, and is furnished with every modern convent
ence. Terms of sale very accommodating
Unless It ID sold shortly, it will be rented to good
tenant For terms apply to
&C i2-6t GODDJN APpERsON
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HOUSE AND LOT ON FRANKLIN
clI GODDIN l. APPERHON. Aucts.a
RRICK-YARD PROPERTY, BRICK

- MACHINES, TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS,
AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, 18th October, 1864,
at IL o'clock A. NJ, upon the premises will be sold
the Brick-yard emily worked by Mr.. Richard Ma
ione near Rockets. In the town OF Fulton. on VIII
The property comprises about acres, all Of which
abounds in good brick clay and is laid into yards
fts he, with clamps, shelters and shanties win
tar abundant.
VIII also be sol3 Brick Machines capable of ma.
king from 5000 to 10000 Bricks per day-H. III,
Smith, maker.
Also, W heelbarrows Picks Axes Shovels and ev-
efythine requisite to carrying on the business.
A fine opening 10 here presented to any disposed to
engage In Bneh making hich II properly cenanct.
ed, cannot fail to be protabe;1 and to effect speedy
sale of the whole property to one purchaser, liberal
TEsMs-st saie. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
oc6 Aucts.
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M ARIA MALATEbTER- This woman
U1 has been for some time past imposing herself
on the public ofthis city being in destitute crcum
stances. By begging from the citizens She has
husband. whom she has left. and who is able and
willing to provide for her. The public are eau toned
ust her. She has teeth and ia this time en-
cete This notice s published by her law
oc 10-dlmx PHILIP DEREOTTO.
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I ARMORY "YOUNG GUARD."--
NJ No. 4. RICHMOND, OcToBER 13TH.-The Com.
MI pany will assemble for Drill on MONDAY DC.
~ fOber 10th, at u O'Clock. P. NJ.
By order of the Captain.
oc IA CHAS p RADY O. g
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~ CONCERT THIS DAY!-AD-
sN0 MISSION FREE IA grsnd Concert will
be even this day at the METROPOLITAN Root
and SHOE SALOON Isl Main ST., Eagle Square
will be taken to please them, and that all the new
goods Of the season will BIS offered at lower prices
than they can possibly be had elsewhere.
You will find every variety of black ard coIored
Boottees and Shoes for Ladies and Children also.
any quantity of fine and Boots and Shoes for
Gentlemen and Boys for sale cheap at the Metropo-
titan Boot and Shoe Saloon, No. ISL Maiu st. Eagle
Square. c. s. MAURICE, ISL Main ct,
Oc Ia Richmond va
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NEW AND POP L A r SCHOOL
IN BOOKS
Harris English Grammar
Lords History of the United States
Quack bos' Composition; Familiar Science
Cievelend's Compendium of English Literature
Mandevilie's Course; Vasquelrs French Course
Surrenn's Dictionary; Elements of Mythology
Goodrich's Pictorial Histories
Mitchsll's new Geography and Atlas
And othsr leading School Books. just received and
for sale by -
oc l4-Ss MORRIS OF Ma;n ~
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LOTT,

I OST-A BOND for negro hire, drawn
II by Pickett Maynard. in favor of, and enaors-
ed by Jas. r. Foese, for $125 Payment has been
stopped and the finder will confer favor BY leaving
it with u.s. oc4-ts RAGLAND Il BROTHER.
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