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JOHN II.ROTrS.
AsHLAND, Annust 20, 1873


NY Dear Sir: You mast have received from me u
letter shortly after the date oi yours Of the .3i inst
lust received believe the next day aitar dispatched
il, I read YOUR letter addressed to Mr.. Janncy.
thought it manly, maintaining proper regard 10 sell
respect, md placing Your support OF Cen Taylor "'
the ony ground which you could consistently occupy
| see il asserted thnt the two letters from him-ont
addressed to Mr.. Lppard, and the other to his South
Carolina fri.nds-arc iorgcries. a short time VIII d"
eide. He las, without regard to them, think, dis
played much instability and vacillation have not
adequate means to Judge Of the results OF the PrGs'
DENTAL contest. With you believe ont OF the State
of New York Mr.. Van Buren, will draw more vote.
from tho Wings than from the Loco F"coa. Bnt
am inclined nevertheless to think that Gen. inylol
may get New York tunless the body of the old Hun
kers oiu the Barnburncrs,) and Massachusetts,, YER
mont, Connecticut. New Jersey and Maryland, are
all, suppose, doubtful: ....
You are perfectly right to act upon your own con,
scicntiuus convictions and to maintain your personal
independence, whatever may be the consequences
By SO doing you urc sure uf selt-approbaon, when
has a value far beyond amy other earthly aPprobH.
ton. ..
to come out and endorse Gen. Taylor, and publicly o
support him. have not complied with their soI'ci,
tntious nor as at present advised, shall DO So !
have not sufficient confidence in the man, nor sutil.
cent knowledge Of his principles cannot consent
TO Assist in misleading any one. Should vote tor
him land the ri ght OF deciding that que.toh
at the last nOnent IL VIII DC OIL iHc sio"''u VI '"o
choice OF evils. ~
did not "ride fifty miles to vote for
was mt watering place that distance from home t"
which came three days before the election anu
should have come without any regard to it. voted
for him because could not vote for his competitor
nnd on the Christian rule of returning good for evil
have not the remotcst wish or desire to return to
the Senate Ny public career is terminated. II l
were perfectly sure OF being an instrument to effect
any good by going back p T." mat '%ny ran i hknr
flat should BE- able to accomplish anything. be-
evc that both the North and the South have greatly
magnified the Importance of the question which uiiI
happily divides them in respect TO the ntroduc"n oi
SI.twas into Mayico and California. nm, however,
persuaded that there is but one notwithstanding 10
etrocede those countries TO exclude slavery from
them. Az to nno,hcr-that Of dIsunion-l hope that
no nau in his senses will ever agree to 1t on 'he
ground OF such exclusion. ;, ,
am, ever truly, your friend h. CLAY
The Hon. JonN VI. Burrs.
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pnIlrICAI. MOVEMENTS

New YORK, Dec. Clubs are forming Il '.:'l
State for supporting Mr. Hunter TOR fresiaeL' 80
Aupu.tus Shell for Vice resident.
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proposals FOR ERECTING TUE ~
fn'i HOJSE At NHEEIsHGi ~:
~. ,.s.,,~nroS, \. c., October u, lso'. }

,.s.,,xnroN =. c., October II, 1902
PROPOSALS. VIII ae received i; .5t' ~ 10 O'clock a
,Ss o,,h isv OF December. teoo' It. - " Uonsa
- ,bc cons.ruc;:on Of the Whfehhg 'usoi. as rs ~
conrt Room etc. according 10 the PaGs ". r. =, bo
w.; nrsnn-ed by this Department. sa:a ProFosMs 10
ao., whole building, fol the di:iereh: aas "
nI t;lls of parcels should accompany eNcn v!a w VIZ.
~ n,,onut of each item, and the io:G. SloIi. =.
ssr-.a out the Department reserving tue ti3.t :"
n n.sa,s hereby invited should the interest," " u.
;s states require it, Ninety per cent o! the a.oan @
~ work done sad materials, delivered aeco9ns 10 so
srsc, prcc (saiG amount 10 be asceTssiaea oy e @
nS,nsgent Of tie Department appointed or tou pa
Eli bc n, id from mc 20 time as the WORK prosess
ss sna zen per ceat. retained until the cothp!eo -,
co,,rsct and acceptance OF the work, Sc oy '-' "5
ccu,rsc,s vii; be awarded only 10 Master biae;s snu
Msrhtnes and the assignment thereof except ~ s,rrc n,
Of lhe secretary OF the Treasury VIII os
Each proposal be accompanied bS "rlnsn sua M
,snee si-ned by responsible persons ~ I
a. br he District Attorney or Ds;ric. Judge Oh ,ne ss'u
n;str;cD IL The sum of SO 00O tna the hauei 4s ~
reoulrei ii his proposal te accepted er;e. inS ;
and bond with proper and sufficient ifI"''eS ioi " ~
h performance. ,.,, d,sy;rgs eon he OK.
aJ IN srG ae- the 18th day Of November, ard other
infornsou Obtained aSpicenSH % tAe Department. VI
=, ,bs .rce nj ,he Collcc:or at Wheeling.
e cnn,rac, will: ret be entered into uE;i the S'hte oi
vir,ns shall have ceded jurisdiction ana renqusheu ne
ri,E 70 ,ax or M any WAY Assess she psoPsi.y Va '
rs,.5 s,.,ss nv OF the buildings that may be thereon
II. nrnnosa, must be this Department address
81 Secretary OF the Treasury endorsed proposals
~ WLe.Srg Custom House, and will be opened at
ia"n.t p NJ O. the last Gsy named Ter Receiving the
,r H. ne presence OF TIC bidders any choose 10 AT
tsni. - ~ -, ~ 1rron,u,y
Oc,:A-2awG0a secretary Oh rue i'ea'"'S'
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,I1I.I,CKs FOR,1S56.

ylis aaa sls ah hSo1oaa ioT 1857 e.eus,
,sa by y Ri,hurd.on of Louisa county Ea containing
crrc liz, Of the Senate and House OF Delegates OF 'ir.
sna with the Courts of Virginia and North ConH In
r.ena tsbI.s of the number Churches, Church pro
, a Chn,ch accommodations in the United States-
fcen.us ia5o-ron, official documents. and v"rety OF
teNs ' ' Aug 2+-c3t.
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-V,pu 1FI7S SCHOOL OF ATHENS,::

re THE FRIENDS OF THE UNivERSsa i sss1t !; of the
TIME undersigned haxnS xSa 1Gen to PSccyc subscription,
- s,r.y nhe cost above Pan'in vi" oe arspy such
=. th.y NAV be inclined subscribe. laey VIII
sar hc nresened with DIPLOMA, and besut'tul out
Tnr engraving Of this magnificent picture ~, ,,r,
nne '-s WILLIAM A. PRATT,
Agent for the Alumni,
osHee a, the Daguerrean Gallery No. l4'' Main s.
III
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EJfEN 4, HDLLADAN, ,

ALFRED l.. HOLlADhh, -,
COMMISSION MERCHANT, RICHMOND, Va;
VKIILL attend promptly - the sale OF Corn Mhet.
" Tobacco Oats, Rye, Flour Meal, &C, &c, entru't
ed to his cure aud will execute all orders with hGch'y
Office With MeSbrs Hill Rawlings corner OF Main an0
llth streets. ,
Hon Alex R. Holiday, Henrico.
Messrs Hill g. Rawlings, Richmond.
= McGrudcr's Sons
Scott & Herndon, fredericksburg.
Hart g. Hayes
Thna : Wa,son Fac Aug. Cleft
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ELECTION OF UNITED STATES SENATOR

ELECIlON OF UNIFIED SIAlES SENAlOh.
The people OF Virginia will rejoice TO learn that
yesterday both Houses OF the Legislature by decided
votes adopted the resolution offered by Mr.. Denca!e
in the Senate, to proceed on Saturday next to the
election of Senator nfthe United States, to FL the
vacancy which will occur OH the itii of March, lo''
This early action Oil important Il subject is in
consonance with the accustomed policy Of Virginia
Legislatures, and It's wisdom has been demonstrated,
over and over again.
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DROGUEs, BROGUEs. BROGpEs.-6,Ooop pair
f6 Richmond made Brogues for sale on accommodating
teyms nv N. DEVEREUX,
Leather psslsr la2 Cary street, between
Sept 25-cH tAe Columbian Hotsa and the Basin.
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ID FScT l. ADAMS Il DEANE,s sIppRIoR
Thi, pi.,Oi !. sish M sELF-coCKING FIVE sHooTEPS
s manufactured p 1Tsms @ cgs and the hnes ami
one half the regular prca Wo, ,h They will bo offered
Oct 9-ca Z; LEONARD, Old Street.
petersburg, Va, sigp Of the Ride
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NM APPS REWARD

EFT my Farm, beaver DSI SSons M sny cause, two
on IhS nsmei George Gordon came hn, ,rgm Sb
S5s cd he i've sans ss to sa
black and well oa,t snd was taken Of Augusta
he "Ssg nnS @ the oss
jaime. 1sn from RaSph SG spf light
me- ies' rsSard ssn will be- paid hs! Seye
iurGl,
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHlE, PRYOR & DUNNAFANT.
WIN F. RlTClllE ~ ROGER A. PRYOR EDITORS.
WEnNESnAy DECEMBER ), 1873.
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Messrs. Tyre Maupin and Charles II. Lewis, lately
Of Saunton have taken the editorial control of the
National American OF this city. We welcome them
the editorial fraternity and wish them success in
everything but their politics.
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DAVID ". HUNTER. CLERK.
NOTICE.

decree , Commissioners under the foregoing
70 sell upon ea, the 3lst day Of December 1865
p,ny il Lou' ,r'nises OF the Lousa Gold Mining Com
bidder the SSny public auction to the highest
cine belonging kso uoiety of the Bprdan Mu.
Of the said freier., ant = SedCll and the interest
son as sad Of sIh n propery se and
puny .ubec, to the ie,ss in seon Belonging said Com
Of partnership accon ne OF debts and the settlement
aud o. zoe % sne being pnlrbsser s vae in the place
81: s is s xas rsssss KT he extent Of
entitled toe rights md sis in said Company
The TTIps Trpss. 70 Or Attach to him such
the said decree '''T x S Be the those specified in
No. Eewtds HENaY f Il HftHEiM9.SG Hi9RS;y com:ni''
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Leaving profit for dividend Of. .,.:.. S4'ooO.ooO
In cass the Government Of the United States, or
spy other government should purchase the said island
and nav for ths seme 6Ssd cum in cash or govern
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ment stock--or ugree to pay specified sum per ton
as the guano -hould be mined and shlpped--tlen Ill
the former case final dividend would DC made pr"
rata TO the stockhoders and the concern wound up;
or in the latter case, dividends would be made from
time to time until the entire deposit snail have been
exhausted"
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We observe with sincere pleasure that al! the Er-
gna members in the House of Representatives with
the exception of Mr. Carlile who voted for Humphrey
Marshal have regularly cast thor votes for the De-
mocrntic nominee for Speaker.
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cEytn,I ACENCY. WASHINGTON CITY

CENTRAL AGENCY. WASHINGTON CIIf'
TIME subscriber formerly OF Richmond, Virginia. nav
Il ing established Office in this city on street =
few doors IN front of the Treasury Department.
his services 10 claimants upon the Government especially
for services and Tor land bountics ana pen
s!oas under the recent acts OF Congress: n.-;,ror
Having pprcnacn 'ne o n,lr ;ndex Which was ever
maas TO the immense Of revolutionary papers IN the
First Auditors ONCE in Rchaond. He has also very co
uious index to the papcrs ali the other public Offices IN
hs c.pol Of Virginia These and the Accommodations
from other sources ot twenty ychrs experience ente
~ ~ hone ths, ii claim inrus;ed him be just he will
h. be 70 sho, It, even where the Claimant, himself may
Se entirely unable 70 dois. ,, ,,-
vcr claims under the recent &C, OF ID Marcl lea' CIV
,n,IS rrrcs of land 10 all who were in battle wht
.syed fourteen days his charges will be very moderate
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S?9 0O Sli,50O,0U


And for other markets of the world, sold
al al the i'Sn's' lO'''00 sl,OOOGOO
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Hon Henry A. Wise. Accomac, Virginia.
james Lyons, Esq. Richmond, Va nit
James E. Heath, late Commissioner OF fenson'' hch
mond, Va. ~ w,
Stafford H. Parker, Register Land Offce Richmond, Va
Hon. John s. Peudleton, Culpepcr G. H., Va.
Hon Samuel Chiffon. Washington D. T.
WIr. J Ward, Esq Baltimore. ,
Lewis T!ribcribke, Esq, New YORK. April lS-ciy
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the former case final dividend would be made pr"
rata TO the stockholders, and the concern wound up;
in the latter case, dividends would be maze from
time to time until the entire deposit shall have been
| exhausted"
INTERESTING AND USEFUL ENTERPRISE
The Richmond Sacred Music Society was establish
ell abou, three and half years ago. Its objects, as
stated i'll its constitution, "thc acquisition o! tho
rough knowledge Of Sacred Music, lts promotion III
the community, and the instruction OF the young,
without regard to denominatoua Distinctions
In effectns those objects the friends OF the move
nent have endeavored to cheaper the prices of i'll
struetion much possible and even TO get adms'
sion into singing schools for those who unable to
! pay anything. The wan; Of interest III the cuitiva-
ton of sacred music which exists in this city, Us 1t
does in most of the Southern States has been the
chief obstacle to the attainment Of the objects. II is
for tue purpose of exciting interest in the public
mind that musical convention meeting for gen
eral musical improvement, under the direction OF
Lowell NIason Doctor of Music, and George +. Root,
Professor Of Music OF New York, will be held in THU
city, in the First Baptist Church, On Broad street,
commencing on Tuesday the lth Of this month, and
continuing ten days. There Is doubt that the loc-
lures and illustration OF eminent for science
experience and christian character, those gentle
men are, will be exceedingly interesting and Instruc-
tive 10 the public in general aud especially to any la-
dies and gentlemen who may desire to improve them
selves as teachers. The number Of lectures that will
be given by DR.. Mason and Mr.. Root, during the ten
days convention, will be from 20 TO 80. The admis-
sion TO them, and to the two concerts inclusive,
which to he given the conclusion Of the con-
vention, has been fixed ut the low price Of two dol
lars in order 10 be- within reach OF many people
possible.
Wehcartiy wish success 10 the laudable objects
sought to be carried out by the Richmond Sacred Mu-
sic Society, with its energetic and worthy President,
John Williams, Esq, at its head
|
| We observe with sincere pleasure that all the Nir-
ginia members in the House of Representatives with
the exception of Mr. Carle, who voted for Humphrey
Marsal have regularly cast thoir votes for the De-
mocrntc nominee for Speaker.
| --.s.-----
Messrs Tyre Maupiu and Charles II. Lewis, lately
Of Stauntom have taken the editorial control Of the
National American of this city. We welcome them
to the editorial fraternity and wish them success in
everything but their politics.
|
ELECTION OF UNITED STATES SENATOR.
The people OF Virginia will rejoice to learn that,
yesterday, both Houses OF the Legislature by decided
votes, adopted the resolution offered by Mr. Dencae
in the Senate, to proceed Saturday next TO the
election of Il Senator ofthe United States, to I'll the
vacancy which will occur OH the itii Of March, 1871
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n Farewell Benefit Of

GEORGE H. BARRETT ESQ
On his hnnl retirement from the stage.
Tie having charge the for hi,
well merted testimonial 10 the worth and talents
whose presented last and parting token of
the In which he has been held by the pubc
general patrons friends Of the drama aud Inc stage
cESrURY
have the highest satisfaction announcing that tho kind and
jealous operation OF mtori'y o his professional
friends Will enable them the occaaion
and
They mainly ndrbed being enabled U hrug together
In the legitimate and time honored productions OF
SHAKESPEARE AND SHERIDAN,
20 the Of the of the broadway and Wal
acA theatres the latter OF whom Also generously lenders hs
aid and win appear the nrst time this
The proprieior OF tho the Bowery the Nallora
theatre, &C. have also cheeriuly responded.
The following Indies and gentlemen have volunteered and
while the Committee tender 10 each heir thanks for the cheer
ful aacty manifested thai In brief evenings
he services OF oil could not bc mai. alike available
The u due 10 those uDayoaby absent professionally
engaged else where
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INLAND ROUTE TO CHARLESTON, AUGUSTA, ga
vapnnh, New Orleans Ae. from Norfolk Through Nor
folk In twenty ioar hours Passengers going South IRON New
York BY taxing NE arge and commodous steamships JAMES
from pier Is, N r. foot street arrive In Nor
folk next Afternoon where they will and continuous OF
railroads extending through the States South
Carolina Georgia. &c &C. anordng speedy, SAFE
Portable communication for passengers Mobile
and New Orleans by the great Southern mail Tine. Passage
sstcroom included S. seerage passage 81 Apply
TO LUDLAM PLEAsASr5, 80 broadway.
IvoR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH AND .pErERsBuRa
u The U. T. MAN Steamship ROANOKE. Capt Thomas
simmer viii leave for The above ps-ts on "Wednesday
Freight taken for he above places and The Interior Of North
will forwarded ,here by railroad from CITY Potnt here-
toore Freight for Norfolk and Richmond can be shipped
state room, Norfolk ~; Petersburg and Richmond, $40;
L1b1AM PLEAsANTs. SO Broadway.
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EroR LIvERPooIs STATES NAIL STEAM,
II ship PACIFIC Capt Asa Ehrfdge.This s'oanship win
depart with he United States mails for Europe positively
Wednesday Nov IS at ~ O'Clock NJ from her
Communications for elegance a. and 2 mort apply 70
Passengers requested to be board by II .ok A. NJ
Shippers please take notice that the ships Of this line
carry goods onnrAband o. All letters pass
through the Post Office others will be returned The
ship Atlantic win succeed the Pacific and sail Dec L.
Notce1he days OF departure Of this line from New York.
Win be Saturday commencing January and alternate
Saturday; and from Liverpool Wednesday comfnencng
January q aud every alternate Wednesday. -
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CoAL.-ByST QUALITY oy Hyp ASp WHITE AN
" c&. vel srv~>s~f ard gao orsrr fenreefst " ~
WskM gusrsntaei urd~r fovfeftgre a ~ coal
wM IS HAYS. stab Aas EarserslA stxs~s
rOAf.-BEsT QUALITY or RID AFH, sroyE ma
" ehasyns al stHs ~seS, from hesis fap a E9~s<vsF
twenty ave e<nts css bsn pytte 10 ssn a
ssgss T. P.oAkhfCE, y yssss sxss,
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NIDLo's GARDEN-sPECIAL NOTICE.
IN The wonderful nAvEis, with greatly Increased
pany, will commence engagement here On MONDAY
NEXT, November rs, 1855. Full particulars duly an
nouDced.
WyALLACK'sTHEATRE-B BROADWAY NEAR BROoxs
w streeLboors open ut 81 O'clock 10 commsnce Az
Tuesday evening. Nov. ~ win be per,orin-i ~
a SOLDIERS COURiSliIP.
Col. Gayfon Mr. Lester
Lady Meord Mrs fioey Fanny Mrs Wncot
GENTLEMAN FROM IRELAND.
oereh rlH MAURICE MI brougham
LAyATER; OR, NOT BAD JUDGE
Mr. ~ WACO
(ko. CHRIsTY WOODS MINsTREL3, NEW HALL
" tit broadway, below brand street.
. OPEN EVERY EVENING.
BUSINESS transacted by Henry Wood
niamge .6eo thristy.
FOR ih ~eek-ELlop.an Minsrelsy, concluding with
TUE MUMMY.
ibis elegant and commoous Hall pronounced by compe-
tent judges to DC the largest the The hand
son ept pace OF Ethiopian entertainment "a the world
ko1ir-poors open nj O. and the al 4 o. flock
precisely. -
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T-HrvrvAp TIN 0Hvar yrncpgss DfrcOvrny.--
p,DS<sss y, Hos Fst- n vaxis1 sss a~rmr~l
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1s,.-a.s s4.sggs frees s>sly sssss. Ar IL
$685. 49, fcgA nsxsf All 81 Al rhTs
ma pFft rsn.t 10 rsgt tstve - ~ ses<< 1ss
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MEDICAL.

nR. WARDS CsDOHTtsArEs YBfgsD. AsH
~ oEer tfransd reusdss sfteat k0r ne
x diseases fftsi.i ~ W rsnsiy@s sssfirss
he twsnons sss3s a fsessr N e~ days and sfr~es Al
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tean q. urfsans,e Al saroas = sals -. esrs~is
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dosr esst ~ tit Brsdssr.
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