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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25
SUPREME COURT-sPEcf.L TEss-OcT. D.

In the case Of the application Of John Thompson,
Esq for an order directing Henry J. Raymond and
obers, canal commissioners, to appear before some
Judge of the Supreme cou:t, and show ca1se why an
Injunction should not be isseed 70 restrain them from
max rg the loan for the canal enlargement for which
tie bills we're TO be opened today Judge Mitchell
decided IL a. be must take longer tune to e1amn the
csse.
In answer to the inquiry Of the encouragement
whether the case remained az II was,
The judge replied that he made no decision, and
would make none in the case to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25

YoUNp DRowxEp.-The body Of an unknown col.
~ ., va. yester3ay foun3 the North river a the foot o.
y street IL bore the appearance Of having been seSeiA
als u the wSef. An ibquest wll Dc he'd up 'n l.
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fAdv-rrisement


Elegant Partisan BRIDAL CARDS and ENvEi-
oFI beautifully engraved add printed the --latest 1jls' toe
SLvER fArss hundred different p,'tens .ntrsve
20 order Cons1ss Notary and Society SEALS EfEfptLLs
No. 500 Broadway, corner Of Duanesc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25

FA1N AcCIDENr AT The ToNBS.-Samuel NJ
ianm native Of New Jersey 81 year. u age died ye:tef
a, a h. e,ue hotata from OF the ssa received
skU d.y. slice ia Of the cell. Of the TSb where he
W oonfned on charge Of shandonment q appears hA
ys 6 Inc .et OF r,ps from HE couch he struck his head
Ar,t an iron pos such violence TO eaae setofe Of
siaL Dr. Cov physoisD of the PRISON steneea ln :.
ua.e aneT~.rd scot klm % Bellevue s'ts
sisd Coroner Wibe held Uqnest the body and
y inv rer serea verdict Of accidental desth-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25

Rhss been stated in one or more journals not THE
TRsUH) that Mr.. Harvey Hart, receiver of taxes,
w the black list presented by the grand jury.
Thsh total error. We have the authority of Mr..
gbes the for, mar for saying that not the slightest
mpustDn of any character was brough! against that
gsnuensn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25

AccIDKYTs-A SOD, yesrs old, Of NJ j. Clement
Of Hddouf,d, n j. tied Thurssy BY horse step
Ping his chest. young man named Edwin y Ksster Of
BrceIown gu Tim SUNDAY and fJuad
tine aitewar d. ad with hi, &c lying IN the mud
cm which bad appsenly just Ian ed IN the shre. Mr
Fts Somerve dsugero Injured In Ne. Brenswcs
He awning -pi,ed youg sor.e ~hea be-
c.u shened and thro Sing Mr. from the wagon
se,urbs hts sku and Otherwise i,juring he I'll lie. IN al
p..p,ible condition. Newark Daily Advertiser
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KINGS COUNTY COURT OF OYER AND TRRMsER-
OeT. zf-bsfcre JEcse DEAS aud Justices sTRYEEx ssl
Essoss.
TRIAL or MICHAEL GoRHAS FOR THE NCRDER o.
CHARLES JOHNSON.
The prisorer placed on trial yesterday for the
murder of johnson From the Circumstances hereto
fore p1bh IL that the Of lr Of July
set tie esrdsrt with two otner. ynz tbs paEeren.
q, The tfrer Of Fulton snd Raymond party
eorshtns Of Charles JoknsOu Robert JEnson, and three
fcur otksu, came Up and underworld 20 get
bone Of them peed Gorn4n BY tbs leg sod rsb6e1 han
about the .us when sprasx up snd .boc Charles John
Robert Johnson 70 his brohsrs ali an 90 ao
stsbbed one other perm sounded Ths pSis
tsieE into earOiy and tie ~o JohsOls sasse-
qventiy eSed
There great dh' uisy prr curing a Ors panel Of
Sky sEd another Of thtJ BECAME sxAs1ssd vssa sss9 r
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SUICIDE BY DRowSISG.-Thomss Roe drowned him
self sy morning in the river at Acqusekonouk lie ha
poor health months 4bOns under de
preston mine He the first superintendent Of street
and collector Of Peterson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25

MARINE COURT-Ocr. A-Beore Judge NcCARrHY.
BOr.nBi H.rrson
To recover alleged balance Of salary a. an opera
already referred Further terinony taken
ree.y reference the question Of sass.
when there performance Decision reserved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25

On account Of the storm the Randalls island boys
will not visit the fair ill Friday. On th,t day they
viii he received in front of the City hall by the mayor
tina o'clock. After going through their exercises
rev will proceed TO the Rotunda where they viii re-
i've lur Oh from the governors and theu seed to
the CRY ,tsl Palace when they will again 90 through
heir exercises, &c, and then proceed home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25

YARD GRAMMAR SCHOOL No. 1.-THE monthly re-
1Fof the male department of school No. IL vii
eneld On Friday next Oct. 90. The exercises viii
enmenee at % O'Clock A NJ, and will, We doubt not
be Of an ineresii character This SCHOOL under the
care Of John G. McNary, Esq, principal IL located
IN Seventeenth street nesr Eighth avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25

Mr.. Bracy re Piled that the district attorney was very
chiysrous but does not protect the party who has
been shown as connected with it; that will be for tae
Jury 10 decide.
Ihe affidavit was lot admitted.
Witpess-I co lot IT member whether the mayor aud
strict a,torI ey both 10 the grandJuy room at
the time the law was read; told MI Waring tnat the
law would protect him; in his mind that there
was somehii behind the mayor was there then, be-
cause appealed % him as to whether WAS not cor
rect on account Of my appealing 10 the mayor think
the di-rcta at oney was not present the mayor SAID
WAS riph the statute was not referred 10 tnen.
Aid Puriy swon-Was interested in grade Of
Fiettysixh street. spoke TO several Of the aldermen
about it; among the rect to AID. herricki nc
though. he should advocate he urged me TO iofego
my objections 10 the alteration.
Aid, Kelly ssorn-Was spoken 70 in relation 70 the
grade: AID Heinck was presen.i It was sald ne hsd
rot signed AID asked him the reason be said tnere
wasA controversy amorg biz friends In regard 10 II,
but. said he, Kelly, the alteration Is right and you
"so look al IL"
Gross e1aniIed-The report came up that night, aud
in order to sasiy my self moved thst II ne aid upon
IL table so that might 60 look at IT, cid so, and
Satisfied that il proper toe alteration should
be made; Mr.. Murphy's partner, Mr.. Nesbit, took
up there; we net AID. VOORHEES, on the ground, and
Mr.. Murphy; | am an alderman and al-o member Of
CorE ress elect The answers were II reply 10 ques
tsLs OF the district attorney.
AID. Fox sworn-Took an interest in bringing abou,
the alteration Of the gradei Mr.. Waring, friend of
mine, called on me- I ssked him if majority in
and then took interest 10 have il done and called
upon AID Heriek and Others in reg .rd TO IL; when il
was finally called up | wen, 10 AID. Herrick, a. be
lived in the street adj Joining the ward, and asked him
10 cali il up, and be did 20.
Cro.re1amntd-I spoke to Aid. Herrick two or
three tmes also to the other members Of the com
mii,ee itwas understood that Az Dtsks sni Tucker
were il favor OF il, ard l. 49, .uPposed AID II.
was; thought thst he so; do not know tina. the
rsrort signed by Aid. Drake and rucisr frat, snd
then by Aid. Herrtk.
r. b. Connolly, county clerk, sworn-I Wa inter.
e.ted in Fl. hty SIKH sueet; spoke 10 AID. Hsrrck
about il the dsy after passed the councilman spoke
70 him several iines and did not know whether be
va, in favor or not but finally be said be would 20
Cor it; know Mr.. Murphy; believe be "a intimate with
tie mayor. ..
Crosse Ismined-Mr. Murphy also took an interest
In IL and frequently called on me-
Naahsuiel W. Meehsp svHn-Am 9 writer for tn
Atls,; MI. Herrck is iu principal editor; Mr.. Wood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25

! The Hon. Theodore Freins huysen. president Of
Rutgers college will sddAess the sche Of Middesex county
n. j. Saturday the 9Th met, at IL o'clock A. A. in the
city of Ne Bm
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Or. Kirk was killed in duel near Savannah or

Or. Kirk was killed in duel near Savannah on
Saturday week by John Chaplin, Esq, his own
brotbcrin.law The difficulty is said to have origi
mated in the distribution Of some property. Mr.
CHAPLIN fred his two first shots in the air. and was
slightly wounded each time; but, seeing that his
antagonist was determined to kill him, his SECOND
told him that II he intended to throw away his shot
he dhe second would assume the position of prin
eipal. Accordingly, at the next fire, Mr. Chaplin
directed his bullet with fatal effect shooting his ad
yersary through the heart DIR. Kirk was from Sa
vannah. while Mr.. Chaplin was from South Caro-
lpa-Bnu american.
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uIRsH 4 BOTTCHER,

| IRISH & BOTTCE1EK,
IL 2O9, Broad Street,
Beg to inform the public that they have been laying
in for the approaching large and well select
ed stock of -
LADIES DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
And that they are daily receiving large additions
thereto, with other and desirable
FANCY GOODS.
The kind and liberal patronage we have hitherto
received, well as the many and hattering eckuOw
Judgements of the superior quality and styles of
goods shall continue induce to pay unabating
attention to all the requirements and movements of
the fashions in that line of business, while our
assortments of Worsted EnBroideries and Embroidery
Materials Yarns Patterns Chenilles Silks &C. espe-
cialy recommendable to Schools and Teachers, will
be kept in the perfect condition throu ghout the
year Toe 8-lm@ HIRSH & BOTTCHER.
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STRANGE AFFAIR The brig J. l. Behring'S, from
New Orleans for Campcachy guaranteed for
soven days at that place under pretence OF the
cholera being at New Orleans and on the night OF
the Bird inst, Col Zetina, passenger, was removed
from the vessel by force at the order OF General
I7uoa and conveyed on board the Mexican war
steamer Oajaca, and taken TO Sisal From thence
he reached Merida where his capture was recelv-
cd with great joy. The conduct of the Mexicans
demand explanation
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DOVE 4 co.
Sole Projectors, Richmond IA
TlDINGS FROM CHESTERFIELD

NHES IEKF IELD 20, ' a., Aug / ,GV
MeSsrs Dore u Co., Richmond: Last fall one nj b,
mules was turned loose in the stable ward: v.
playing about with other mules ran with the We,
OF his whole body against large plate Of sheet Ia,
cutting himself on the thigh or ham about 10 ars,
long, and from an inch and half to two incbq, ir
the wound wes of such a character es to SUPPOSE 4,
would never be of any service to me agglu Seen
notice of the Turf OIL in the papers prpcprlr
applied it at once to the cut, and in abou, .-.
weeks he was perfectly well and at work, and ga
cannot perceive the least scar where the en- Ma
made. II. A. WINFRER
7. S.-There are many cases of injuries 70 cattle
this neighborhood which have been cured ty7oa
Turf OIL and if of any benefit to you, can proc-
you many certificates. The whole neiehboriood 81
it is the quickest healing remedy they eyersaw
Sc IA Ii. A. WlNFREE
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SHOOTING WITH INTENT TO KIII-On We.lnes.
day night, i'll Washington city, James A Lovelace,
respectable carpenter, shot by John Har.
mon, his brother-nlaw. He was struck in the
face his jaw bone broken, and number of the shot
lodged in the neck from which they had been re-
moved. He was in critical condition at last ac.
counts Harmon was arrested and imprisoned ia
await the result of the wounds of Lovelace
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-27

BANKS IN PENNSYLvANIA.--The Philadelphia
Ledger thinks the result Of the late election in that
State will have at least the effect of sencing the
ciamor made all over the Commonwealth for more
new banks Thirteen of the fifteen members from
Philadelphia alone are pledged to vote against char
for any more banks
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NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SHoW.-BostoR, Oct
oE-The storm has ceased and we have a bright
sky and cool bracing breeze. The stores, offices
and schools are closed, and in this city and adjon
ing towns business generally is suspended to at
tend the great Agricultural Show. Evening.-lm
,nensc crowds of people attended the show today,
estimated at from sixty to one hundred thousand
MANY could not get in, owing to the inability of the
door.keepers to collect the tickets. The exhibition
IL very fine
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THE NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILRoAD-The
board of directors of the Northen Central Railroad
held meeting Thursday at the Calvert station
and accepted the proposition of Edmund s. Muller,
of New York, and other responsible parties to
comp.e'e this important road from Canton to Sun
bury, thus connecting the waters of the Chesa.
peake with the great coal regions of Pennsylvania
and the Northern Lakes.
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Miss SHUBRICK.-An article is going the rounds
of the papers that Miss Shubrick, the daughter of
Commodore Shubrick, has taken the veil in the In
stitution of the Sisters of Mercy, in New York
This, we have been requested to state, is mistake
The young lady in question is tho daughter of the
late Commander Shubrick, and, therefore, niece
TO tho COMMUNICATIVE
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Dates from Fort Laramie to the 10Th September
have been received at st Louis. Capt. A. p Howe
OF the 4th Artillery, trial before court mar
tial for disobedience of orders at the battle of
Blue Water. General Harvey arrived at the Fort
on the 18th The Sioux Indians committing
depredations and had sent defiance to General
Harvey. Capt Cady had arrived and will accom-
pany the General, as Col. Hoffman is sick.
Ex-Governor Reeder has left Kansas city for
irOipi
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. THIRD ANNUAL STATE FAIR

"A OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3lsT, lsoo-
M The subscriber would respectfully call the AT
Fair onsthe st inst to the largest stock OF all and
Winter Superior Ready Made Clothing that ne mas
ever purchased. From the heavy trade which he had
stock very largely and reduce the price, for cash. to
the very lowest figure. His stock embraces Dress
Suits Business Suits, Over Goats, Shawls; &C; OF
the greatest variety and of all the latest styles his
stock of Furnishing Goods is large embracing every
article kept in clothing and furnishing house All
r;cas ,viiI caII ON j. ID. GOODMAN.
nc 3 No lS4 Main ST. Opposite Eagle SQUARE
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TRJaL FOR MURDKR-Cd m5ridge, Maryland,
Oa. 23d-Our usually quiet town has at this time
more than usual to disturb the even tenor of its
way" The trial of Solomon I. Wilson. for killing
John T. Bradshaw, comes on tomorrow, and Judg-
ing from the array of counsel on both SIDES, "l,i
probably occupy several days. Judge Goldsborough
and j. Lloyd Martin, Esq, appear for the prosecu-
ton and Mcssrs Hamilton, Griswold Jefferson,
tioldsborough, and w. +. Preston, OF Baltimore
mn in this community where to the time of the I'M
fortunate occurrence which filled their respective
families with anxiety and distress, they had many
friends. The result will be looked for with very
general interest-COr. Sun.
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WIFE MURDER-The Superior Court of Law
and Equity, for Perquimons county, n c., at It's
last term passed sentence of death upon man by
the name Of Ridiick Sewell, who was convicted of
tho murder of one of various wives possessed by
tho culprit, and whose residence has been Pasquo-
tank county, n. c. The evidence against the pris.
onor strictly circmnstantial, though very deci
ded in character.
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A Son OF DANIEL BooNE.-Colonel Nathan
Boone, the Oldest, and, believe the only survi.
wing son OF that old pioneer. Daniel Boone is still
living i'll Greene county Missouri
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION

NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
= hoosE, No 10 Main st.-E. B. COOK & co.
beg leave to inform their friends and the pubc gene
rally that they have taken the store No 10 Main Il
one door above Lewis Webb Sons for the u1rposs
BUSINESS.
Intending to prosecute strictly Auction and Com
mission business they will keep no stock of their
abled to give impartial attention to consignments
They will attend 10 the sale of all kinds Of Mer
chandise, Furniture, Real Estate &c
Intending to give our attention to Night Sales also
solicit consisnlnents OF Goods for such sales
Our friends. who have been waiting our openinp
are now informed thai We are ready to receive their
cons gnments.
From our experience In the enction business, with
determination to give satisfaction hope to receive
n share of patronage. l.. B. COOK
DC 2f-5t VIM MOTT
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

LIMITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE.
~ ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHI.
LADELPHIA-CAPIrAL 24o,629-Issues poli-
eies on White Persons for Life and makes annual di
vdends to policy holders also isures Slaves for one
or term fyears. For rates, &c, apply to
o. +. BRESEE. Agent or
+. w. HANCOCK,
Medical Examiner
AT tho Office of the Insurance Company of the Val
ley OF Virginia, l4th street, Richmond Va.
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TRUE TURF OIL.-For 0Id So,s

l. every description. on Man aud Beast, IT,. T.. y
spoonful equal to an ounce of any preparpr;on L,
Bruises and Sprains, Ulcers and Fpltons ScsiJ. a..
Burns, Sore Legs and Chilblairs. Fresh Tut Wmr.
Tramp and letter, Shngs of lnsects Wound. ma
the Nails, Iu1amed Breasts. Glandusr TnTn-, 'Se
Back, Swelled Legs and Stiffness of Joints
colds. l''u''
APPLIED TO Burns at once, it leaves no scar
Price 30 and % cents bottle
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CIOTUJNC AT WHOLESALER

CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE.-Th
y subscribers have established in this city a
WHOLESALE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, and
are now in receipt of their stock to which they re-
.rectfllly invite the attention of the merchants OF
Virginis North Carolina and Tennessee.
Our Goods were mostly manufactured by ourselves,
and to order, (under many advantages) and we feel
assured that we can, and will, offer many induce
ments to buyers as any house in this country.
WORD, WEISIGER Il CO,
No. LOG Main st tup sters3 Richmond, Va
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MEDICINES,
4 - -----1-----.-.
MRS. a. b. DAVIS =.

rs. a. b. DAVIS h.,,.----~
Er M elty, ~ prepared w. ing returu-~..
70 wholesale and retail ,Saihlsh hsr ftta "a
W sait. Ihsre Is nothing Of Jnsaers Ia za., II
pIa.'on, ana Its merits havs by sbus, -
number OF citizens of Richrpond ri. 'ssted - y.
isoss aiih superiority a cesyb 49,. 20 pars Il, -
shato~ Ola donnf- In proof &c ~ seihe bev,,stt 70
sion. CAFES How +, Issaf ~.
FOR sale By Mira A. BDsvs F''ss
Alex. Duval. Paterson & IacL.n'' stnas,s
= |o., a. nodtser and Charles D'i
AChsON's BITTERS-N.-
.hef sirtue.-Read the fOIln,,;r'lore prosss>
10 tue proprietor unasked and 10 'es;iiaaai,s
any one who desires to use ihis may b4 -.
Mr.. *. III. JACKSON: 'oNo, Ost Il a.,
Dear Sir-i cannot refrain fror
tne value which have PLACED mn 70 lrrssias.
the TACT that have been rssto,a4 yoif Bite, ~
accustomed health and Eieor. ~ taeis IS . .
months ago with Diarrb1a MI a'tstkes a. y
great o5stInacy. caused. as wa 80, SoaiiGzss
action OF the liver. | suffered ~. - ny he -,
time. was advised to take vo,,- p;;'s'sly e. ,e
regularly aud steadily for some i'm. Taiss i
s'""If recovered my health and s,rs, ?, II,
"At Jas. Walsh's Gnn ST. = H!.sroy
They may be found at Peterson /. "is'1 r.
ley Robinson's, WIN. f. Noels ; s a ssoa's I,
dekers. ,. NJ. Zachrisson's Chss Nh isots A y
Va. = OIus3lss R.eL p
All orders promptly attended n
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pUCKLE ON YOUR .p,1o1-,, g ,

- GiNiASs PREPARE !!--LEoYARp 10 -; ~ u
CUE .!-Prephre for the coming coufiri r ny Is
Colds will soon be in our midst. Tbs 1oashf 81
dI es Of SSTshs C0ld and Conspnpt6a' 'T FIN
upon the first onset of the disease H. 'vLf a59v'
your children and remember the .res,ss, ',e y F.
yet discovered is Leonards Celebrstsd Elsdei
fnce.22c. per bottle; bottles, one 601i., S'ri
Leonard's Dollar Cordial. vac Io"af. As
r.: To be had Of L. B. THOMAS, Broad stree, sb..
Hill, and of NIL Druggists and Dealers meg
Richmond and State of Virgip.s W se'els;ly
Messrs. PURCELL, LADD & Co. v Main .,,sa.
THOMAS LEoNARD, corner of Adams and Cav H.
Richmond, Va o''J SIR
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TIIHE Exercise. Of Mi-r TAZEWkLL,
OFFICE VA. q TENN. RAlLkpApoE. ~ ,
LYHCHBURG. Sept Ml, 10,
EIGHTH ANIMAL NEbIlNI -

i the stockholders of the VIRGINIA AM y.
NESSEE RAILROAD COMPANY, wlH De I XII !,
the Office of the Company, in this city Oh VIZ
NFSDAY, the 3lst of October neat.
BY order of the Board Of Director. .,.,,,,. H.,
VIM II. HUGHES @t'
FORM OF PROXY
Know all men by these Presents IAat *f , ,l' fg,.
scribers, being stockholders in the 'IELa az,
nessee Railroad Company, do hereby to' ',,.'
appoint our true and lawful at"iAs! '.1 ,r-....
to represent each of Us IN al general Htr.' ,sr
stockholders of said company when W q, "- b.
sonaiy present, with full power nd al'lo.,l -.
such general meetings, to give sucA woe % ,,,
to do such other act or acts as each d Us v'-'-
do, if we were personally present, s.F-
Witness our hands and seals, ms -- Coy
1876. l,s,L /.
Witness: Ia.
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MRS. wOoLHousE, LEECHER AND

SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ The exercises of this Institution will be resumed
on the fist Monday in October next.
1NsTRuCToRs.-D. Lee Powell, Robert J. Morri-
son. q. Persco Mademoiselle Vascas.
MusIc-F. w. MeerEach r. X. da Costa Miss EN-
lily Dunderdae.
Mrs. Gen PEGRAM has charge of the Boarding De-
partment.
For further Information or for pamphlets setting
forth the whole plan of the Institute address
Mrs. GEN. PEGRAM, Richmond Va or
d. LEE POWELL, Capon Springs Va,
~ N-ts Or Ro. j. MORRISON Richmond Va
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NEW DRY GOODS AND FANCY

STORE AT 223 BROAD STREET-We would
call the attention of the trade to our beautiful and
nicely selected stock of goods consisting OF Ladies
Wernos Mt IS cents: all wool DeLanes S13 cents per
ward: beautiful Mousline at D and IL cts Ribbons
ali qualities MORE Antique Trimming, from 8 to 30
cts per ward and a great many other very desirable
goods Call early and you will find excellent bargains
ar ths nev, store of Z. CAMP g. CO.,
o. ~ 22S Broad ST.
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,.s,--r-,, EXTRA BOATS FOR TIL 3

Fnja n 1
sa-ssss..z - FAIR-One of Packet Boats
will leave Buchanan at o'clock p.
m. Saturday, the 9th inst. and arrive in Rich
mond Monday at 81 p
Through Tickets to Richmond and back, ST.
This Boat will pass Lynchburg Sunday morning at
g. o'clock, Staples Mills at TO- Bent Greek at p
Tye River s! p: m, charlottesville Al p M, How
ardsvie p. m, ScottSvlle p. m. New Canton IL
midnight, Columbia Monday at q. m, Pemberton s
m, Jefferson 81 4. m, Cedar Point 81 a. H., Mi
chauxs Ferry 81 a. IN, Jude's 1ei m; Manakintown
liz a.. H., and arrive in Richmond at 81 III.
FROM SCOTTSVILLE.
Another Extra Boat will leave Sunday, the Path
inst, Mt II a m. pass New Canton at p. IN, Column
Cedar Point 8! p. M. Nchaux's Ferry % p H. ude's
III p. m, Nlanakintown a. M, aud arrive i'll Rich
mond at 6 a m.
RETURNING FROM THE FAIR
The Mail Packet will leave Friday, November ID
at p IN, and extra Boat for Scotsville will leave
Saturday, at O'Clock a.. m.
oc G-l0t BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT