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Foreign Relations.

Inc Washington correspondent Of the N Y.
Commercial writes:
p.;. Aomin.Iatiop here do not represent that the
against us Thsy do say that it has acted ~
that Y nngenerous, and tending toward a;ssni,
aspect Of such importance that the doressc a,s an
Iiols concerning Kansas slavery, &C. will he 81,
OF sapercedsd, In the considers of the
II the last conjecture Is realized. the country lii
have no cause for regret Even n a foreign ,,.r
be the result 1t might be the mean. AZ sayinp the
Union.
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v Nv. Osbornc,s great Picture Gall

ry, Main street, opposite the Exchange B,ai
known to be the finest and largest Daguerrean e.l,
lshment south of the Potomac river Citizens si
strangers visiting the Fair should pay visit ;a'
establishment, where they may obtain lisensHas a
every known style of the art from the smallest to 70
largest size. The ladies win do well to cai end t
at our assortment of beautiful Pearl Shell PsTg
Machie, Velvet and Morocco Cases before purtt,,II
elsewhere. A. w OSBORNE
oc q Sign of the AmeTicsu Ea
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fCOfninerciai.

NEW YORK, Nov l3.-Flour quiet. Ohio 80 IL
Wheat languid Southern red S2.05. Corn 95t-
Provisions unchanged. Stocks higher Money
active Sterling Exchange depressed.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l3--F'lour sitter. Howard
and Ohio 50; City Mills held at the same price,
Wheat firm-White SEASON, red 81 -9S a 81. o.
Corn-old white and yellow % as; new white "A
076, yellow e00e5
HAVANA, Nov. 6.-Sugars dull owing to high
prices. Quotations unchanged.
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MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE-In Buffalo N Y
ON Monday night, German couple named Kel
ler took an infant to church to have it baptised
The ceremony having been performed, the moth
er wrapped the infant in thick wooden blanket
to protect it from cold, and started for home Hay
ing arrived there, the child was found smothered
tn daath
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70 Ladies', Preserve yor.

sne aeoniRns toothache aud The bs Teeth Nv.
,o'ceps 6y the habitual use. Of n o,,s y Is.
ELvtD 1t prevents the forus,;o Do ~ osss D,,,t
s srn aer ma sseretons restores the rS. .A,T
the teeth asa reffy, condition Inpsrt, y
and breath, is recommeuSsS ~ ISs'or 20 ,ss =
and physicians of this and ether :, pincPsl is
any Pteparstion in use. For saIs by eu4 sp-.
oc 6-d3m. y fray and al d-.s
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LIZ Spectal Motto e.-Larus 4 Shine

IL spec al No &c e.-Larus & Shine
would call the attention of housekeepers end the cti-
zens in general TO their sale of English Goods inn
ported direct Amongst which may be found beauti-
full sets of real Paper Mache Walters Tea Trays
Bread Baskets, Table Cutlery Mahogany cases. To-
gether with general stock suitable for the CITY and
country trade and being rare opportunity Of get
ting goods very low. Sale to commence 10 O'Clock
See catalogue. no Ii
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NEW YORK CITY ELECTIoN.-The vote for Of
ticers in New York city has been officially announ-
ced and we find that the K. Ms have elected 10
city officers the Softs g. the Hard and Softs g. and
the Hards 9 The chief officers in the city, Comp.
trolcr and Sheriff, have been filled by Flagg, Soft
and Wiets Soft
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vMark the Improyement-Hob.o,

the American Shaving Saloon, is barnisLing np
accommodating place for the reception Of Pail a,
Winter visitors-psinting guiding, carpetnt &,
He will soon have his place handsomely renewed
1t has heretofore been, and will continue to he 4
resort Of the old, the middleaged and the yoan, (
all who want an agreeable Shave, or their Hail a
in style unsurpassed BY any one, will surely tn
Hobson or his polite employees. Co. then, to Hole
and get clean nice shave, your hair cut III hsrar1
style, and take good Hot, Cold or Shower Ba,a 4,
you will come away better and wiser.
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r John A. Kelvin retprn, his sinterr

rF John A. Belvin returns his sinner
thanks to his friends and the public FOX the l%
share of custom in his line they have heret''f
awarded to him. His late disaster has subjected 81
to heavy loss and great Inconvenience: B1' I,
again ready to receive orders. He may be found %
the present in the Basement Of the MetfoP'-i
Hail. and will be pleased to attend to any Ouss's
his branch of trade. cs"-'
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DIED,

On the morning of the 18th inst, Mis-, ANN Sc
yITER. consors of BENZ Seviter in the 6Ist year Of
her age. @ s
On Tuesday morning. the 18th Instant ut II o'clock,
Mrs VIRGINIA s. wife of r. H. Dickinson.
The friends and acanaintances Of the family
Gu s.ed TO attend her funeral from the residence OF
her husband on Broad street. first door above Mouu
mental Church, This Evening, at O'Clock.
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In consequences of the unfnyor
Rk->~
AZ>A


80 able aspect of the evening the Drawing
Room Soiree of Messrs. Turner & SAN
ford at the Metropolitan Hail. Monday was rather
thllIy attended. We were among those who desnite
the weather, were drawn thiher by the array of tnI
ent presented in the pal and never have we pass
ed an evening more delightfully."- Turner was in ex-
celent voice and sang eight choice songs captelly-
Both in tone and style his singing has vastly improved
He Is now an artist OF frstrate talents and cannot
fail to cham every lover of refined music S;gnor
AmIci wields magic bow in his Double Bass Solo
performance. Ii is marvellous TO hear elicious music
from an Instrument that usually only as an &C.
compartment to other and more mar agesble musical
mac hines Yet in his haucs the unwiedly iusrunen t
sings gloriously
And Sanford-the inimitable Sanford-who con
refrain from laughter when he provokes to mirth .
He Is the walking embodiment of fun frolc and com
Icaity When he sings, voice, hands. head. feet.
arms legs -each part and parcel of Sanford saws
LAUGH. and that man has wUndrous self command
who can bid him NAY. When he goes "BoLbing
around" there must always lie comnotion among the
people. Such a combination of musical TALENT is not
often etswith, and sincere lover of music should
miss this opportunity of rich AMI rare enjoyment
flty it is that cannot have such entertainments
oftener instead of the numerous hunbups and cheats
which abound in the country.
no i4--lt AMATEUR
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~ GOOds.--Tndia md r.,

w Upholstery GOods.--India nns r.,-
Gimps, Tassels, Loops, Cornce. Bands an kn Ia''a
did assortment on hand NJ a'is'-
Having engaged an almost entire new 90. If
men from the most celebrated houses No,ts -,
with my own experience, am satisfied tba, Ir,Sl.@
work OF every description will be executed a.
not to be excelIed. JOHN / RF SSfSJ FL '
&C 30-lm lo9 &C.,
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~ FashiounbIe CO..

LADIES' FURS. Ind Saar,.
ELEGANT SILKS; ROBES; MON.
and Dress Goods generally "'"'HE ASrlQr,
CGKTAiN MATERIAL, WIN Ar,
TURES. th ALL TRR ,,
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS "
invite attention. "Ooas, 70 VII, -
&C Its TuOc n
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rrPnfrirk Henry fDebating Ssciety.--Iu
,cn with aYesoluop passed at the last meet
Ing. the Society viii meat NJ Springfield Hall this
"WEDNESDAY J<seninE, q u o'clock.
! Every member ID expected TO be present, bas-
mess % Importance wifi be brought before the Society
for consideration. no 14-Its
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sTNotIce...We invite attention to our
large sale of Dry Goods TO take place at our new
store, this morning, ct 10 O'Clock.
no IA KENT, PAINE CO. Aucts
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Railr0ad Accident.

NEW YORK, Nov. blast night the Express
train on the Hudson River Railroad ran off the
track near Boston Four Corners, and one passen-
ger and a brakesman were killed. About dozen
passengers were wounded-some of them severe
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Inuisiynq EIectiou.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. l2.-Wickliffe Dem.) has
been elected Governor The whole Democratic
State ticket is elected The State sends one Anne
rcan and three Democratic representatives to Con-
gress
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Satin de LANES: Union Damasks
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Rich Gimps; Tassels; Loops, &c.
Do Cornice; Bands, &c.
,,, t. r. PRICE eco
j. ID. SMITH, Upholsterer, makes and ppa /,
Curtains IN the latest style. Orders left with
PRICE Il Co. will receive prompt attention.
oc 2-lm
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IMPORTANT CHURCH SUIT DECIDED-On the
9Th inst, the case of O'Connor vs. the Roman Ca
tholic Bishop, was decided at Chicago, Illinois, and
ayerdict of S6,263 Sc, given against the Bishop
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TELEoRAPHIc NEWS.
laEroRrED ron ~ DrsrArcH.


ttommOdorc Padding a. go IN San 1aan--
siies.
NJ AsHISGroN, Nov 13th--Commodore Pauiding
has been selected by the Secretary Of the Navy al
prudent officer TO visit San Juan, in Nicaragua,
with his flag ship Potomac. He was closeted to
day with Secretary Dobbin relative TO the course
to be pursued by him in that quarter.
Notwithstanding the avowed innocent objects Of
the British fleet just despatched to the West Indies
the movement Is regarded here with indignation
IL not an ineipicnt hostile act Hence additional
orders have been sent to the Naval station to-day
by the Navy Department with reference to imme
date preparations to meet any emergency.
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Cyst. Paul,s Cha g h...Service will be
held nm THURSDAY morning, THANKSGIVING Dny at
lI0cIock, BY the Roy. w. w. SfgAR Of Charlie ton,
south Carolina. no H--2ts
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Arrival of the Emnire c;tv.

NEW YORK, Nov l3-The steamer Empire
City, from California, Is telegraphed from Sandy
Hook. Her advices are anticipated by the steamer
Northern Light.
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RI To the CItizens of Richmond an

Strangers Whiting the city.-If your wish to get y
Hair cut in the latest and most approved sy' Nd
your Whiskers changed to a most beauhl blni
brown color-then call on HobsCn under tho An.'
can Hotel. Hot, cola and shower Baths can Be i
at all hours from o'clock a. M, to Top. IN. siri
bath % cents or 5 tickets for ST. Entrance OF u
street. OCT
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N. p.,.b,,,hment.- John se 81 g .

h ls5ss 1 at th door s 70 Dr. Powell sc
Main and Cary and fitted up win IS 1s.rs as 81
and pleasant shave, viii find him. Is '''' =.
ready to please his customers q. proys,ss..,- :
His superb style Of Han ar Cn na.l ..'does ~
s aSa'' .ad r Toaie which with other ggpss
ton. and dyes, together with me I saess the '''
poon Bath, viii make his shop, nc - aI Il. hss.
az ali who desire to ho waited upon -
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From HavanR-Prerautions Against Fiji

CHARLESTON, Nov. 13th.-The steamer Isabel,
from Havana, has a: rived here She brings intel
ligenee that the Captain General has issued an or
der saying that the mail steamers going into Ha.
vana, if signalled before sunset will be allowed to
enter. Should they arrive after that hour the
hoisting of a flag on Moro Castle will be signal
that the steamer may enter.
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eY=The New York Herald notices, among its
advertisements of wants. the following:
'Wanted--A thoroughly moral and pious female
domestic whose conduct and character will bear the
s.rctest investigation. She must be of Mormon prln
cipIes aud have received the seal of the Prophet
Address Jeroboanl, Herald ofiice.' .-...e
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SPECIAL. sPEcIAL NOTICES


member of the Relief E.urulariy H.
portsmouth should attend 1a''Titee s5r va e,.,
"a. "a night, At o'clock prsmn,i. s'lnr on MI !,
sat interest to the Orphan, iii q .,t,..
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~Importnnt No,,s-.---

ISL IL uniyersailk arS,n,.isst fCRSJTrsesr,.
IT. to be decided hit.D I, By AZ VIZ - PT
,h ost beautiful polish % furni,u,~sa irs1;ed
sale by psry sn PREPARED 20 -
no l3-2w hoDS JArys ~ !
Drugyis, r,tAis.JS
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Sl,l30,000

The above does not include the premiums, bonus,
&c, derived from internal improvements, which
NAV be set down at S57 900 more.
Tho Enquirer learns by reference to the books
in the Second Auditors Office, that the January in
terest upon the whole State debt will be less than
s72a, 600. This state of public affairs shows ample
means to meet the January interest, besides leay,
ing balance of $4,000, sufficient sum to pay
all the ordinary demands for expenses of the Gov
ernment
The Auditor of Public Accounts expresses the
opinion that the taxes will be promptly paid. The
tax payers Of Virginia win take double pride in
their characteristic promptness, if they can there
by aid in sustaining the public credit
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v,ra,u,u,, January Interest.

We hear that an attempt has been made to cre-
ate the impression that the State of Virginia will
not be able to pay the January interest upon her
bonds The Enquirer to satisfy its own mind
upon the subject has applied at the office Of the
Auditor Of Public Accounts, where it learns that
tie amount of revenue, derived from taxes i'm
posed upon lands, property, &c, and payable INTO
the Treasury during the coming months of Decem-
her and January, will be more than. 81 100000
To bo derived from Bank dividends and
tax upon dividends payable in jan
uary. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000
Other sources of revenue. ........ 10000
q,
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nR. CUMMINGS NEW WORK-THi
~ ENDS received at

~ FND-lS reCtlVed at
PRICE 4 CARDOZA,S
THE END, by Dr..Cumn,iugs: TIC
THE TIME OF THE END, by Congre gational-
Isl; ST.
LINES OF THE BRITISH HISTORIANS by
Eugene Lawrence 2vo!s.; So 80.
EVENINGS WITH THE ROMANISTS, Carter's
edition; ST.
MORNINGS WITH THE JESUITS: 75c.
MISS PLANCHE'S WORKS-"rrap TO Catch n
Sunbeam" "Joliffe," 'Only" Dream Chntz s.Mer-
ry Christmas ;" ''Star in the Desert" &c; 25c
MEMOIRS OF REV. SYDNEY SMITH; a fresh
supply, 2vols,; So.
? vols: $3.50
MEMOIR OF F 8. SAMPSON, of Virginia. bv
R. L. Delaney, ID. D.-15c.
EY Particular attention invited to our assortment
OF LETTER and NOTE PAPERS and ENyEL-
OPES, CABAS, POCKET KNIVES &C.
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E We would say to our cou,,
arsS 10 the city BY sMoNs ire't
the Agricultural and Mechanics, P. .o' forget "a -.
we'll worthy visit. E'N'-iaeJ ar :.
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9 ] a n X cts, RIarL.,.
WOOLEN GOODS.-T r. PRICE Laad Hear,
hand large and well selected stocI W asT. =
Blankets Sattlnets, Plains. Kerss Vi 'ne eeg S.r'
which they will sell at the owes, prI,.. AID Las,
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w Thank sgivtng bay.-Rey. DIR. Jeter
having returned to the city there win be presehing
end other RELIGIOUS services at Grace Street Baptist
Church on THURSDAY morning next ut ii O'Clock
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~A Valuable u;,,,n

n y. Paterson G Jackson;. ~ naTrniture d.,
foLisH.7 1t is unquestiouss1u' tC FrRsI.+e@c
rtns poiish known, and satisfsei,,sna e 'aas;
rfePafea only and for sale whoIs.oIh Is saa-...s
no iS-2w IACssItn
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r ONGFELIOXV,S NEW POEM.--THl
L ASQNl4 OLE II AWATHA BY Henry " adsXYQCt


Lougfellow. ! VOL, l2mo., ST..
POEMS. By Thomas Buchanan Read. A new,
enlarged edition, elegantly illustrated. $3.50
CURIOUS STORIES ABOUT FAIR 5 and
other Funny People. Illustrated, 75c.
PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY, By Prof. c.
G. Lehman. Translated from the Second Edition
by George Z. Day. M D., with Illustrations, vols,
Sc.
DECISIONS ELEMENTS OF MEDICINE; a
Compendous View of Pathology and Therapeutics,
the History and Treatment of Diseases. By San'l
Henry Dickson, NJ D., LII. D., Professor of the nsti-
tute and Practice of Medicine in the Medical College
of the State of South Carolina Price 1915
A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE DISEASES
OF THE EYE. By William Mackenzie, M. D.; Wi
Notes and Additions by A. Hewson, A. NJ, NJ. D.
$685.
CLINICAL LECTURES ON SURGERY. By NJ.
Nelaton; from Notes taken by Walter +. Atlee, M.
d. $275
OUT OF DEBT Out of Danger By Cousin Alice.
IS Cts
RICHARD THE FEARLESS. BY the author of
1.-The Heir of Rcdclyffe" &c. CSC.
PHE YELLOW FRIGATE, or the Three Sisters
BY Jas. Grant. SOC.
liDRIEN. By the author of 'Zingra, the Gipsey !"
25 cts
THE GREAT SIEGES OF HISTORY. Bv w.
Robson. Illustrated $ 25
THE LIFE OF NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE; for
For sale by JAMES wooDHoUsE co.
M Id--3tjf
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MUSICAL CONVENTION.
lyl UNDER THE GENERAL MANAGEMENT
THE

HICHMOND .
A Musical Convention. or meeting for general
musical Improvement, under the direction OF Lowell
Mason, Doctor of Music, and Geo; Root, Professor
Va. commencing on TUESDAY the IIth Of Deem,
ber and continuing ten days: The church in which
the meetings viii be held will be made known to the
There will be lesson each day and evening. The
exercises will be varied but in general will consist of:
Ist Practical and familiar lectures on teaching
cal music The principles of Pesatozzi will receive
especial attention. and the method called by his name
will be explained and contracted with the forms of
structon Although these lectures Will have especial
reference vocal music yet the principles which will
be illustrated equally adapted to the teachers sf
the ordinary branches lin common schools
ID. Vocal training includlng exercises with refer
ence to quality of tone. hexlbty OF voice its
proper use liz different yles of music; and in general
Whatever belongs to vocal culture.
Sd. Church music, chanting, metrlcal terms and
authe will receive constant attention The distnc
ton btween congregational and choir singing will be
explained, and the tunes ADAPTED to each will be point
ed The principles of the ada ptation of tunes TO
hymns will also receive as much attention as time
will allow.
4th. SECULAR MusIc-Four part Sons Is and glees.-
This department will be conducted not con-
fict with religious sentiment but it is hoped. the
contrary it may be made to illustrate the social and
educational power of song in connexion with Poetry In
the various relations oflt and awaken Rtte-
ton to the Importance of the distinction between such
musical performances designed for musical quail
lcaon and such style as Is adapted the needs OF
public wor- hip.
5.h Attention will be given to such incidental sug-
gestions questions relate to teaching and con-
ducting Singing Classes both juvenile and adult or to
Church Music Time will also be appropriated to
discussions musical subjects, SO far may be found
desirable. The evenings will be mainly devoted to
Chorus practice. ..
On the conclusion of the Convention one or two
Concerts of Sacred Music viii be given, on which IN
teresting occasions It is expected that the amateur
strength of this city and other parts of the State will
be engaged.
~ TICKETS OF ADMISSION to all the Lee
lures and Exercises of the Convention, including ad-
mission to the Concerts at ~ or for each Concert
separately at 50 cents;-ay be had the Bookstore
of Harold l. Murray, Broad street, and other
places which will hereafter be notified.
GarI-t Ii
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ry Bachelors Hair Dye Dye ~ pfogr''.... I
experiment and application justly ''s Dss is 81. ~
wAsxANrIsc this tho best h s wiss0a. :,
cnce Ii dies black or brown ~ saS ,oid ..
ls n NM; ," nlis a. H roomsS at
2SS Broadway, New YORK; areRs rs MA, "A
For sale By BENNETT 0IS"'' No 81"
Richmond, Va. -------~- ,Iaw
wwM. r. BURWELLd A', ne ciI \ l hss
will practice in all tho eoaI. yrssla and Pesp
mond. and the counties Of ChesIsIn,. Of al 60
Prompt attention paid 10 the e'''ee o,s
entrusted 10 his care IA Main stress In
the stoys Of Il. b. >. eaeo
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The Prince of the House of David or three vs,r l.,
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The Song of Hiawatha--A Poem; by Henry Wade
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rF Powers & Dukes flesn r.bj ~ Pe,af-' :,
reotypes are certainly the mos ae' a,, Gfs.5ks q
any one can have. They are the naoi s,aa ia p
lures we have ever yet seen; and y" ~ are. 49,
manner in which they are iln'saea, a ihst sfe ''
any doubt, the most desirable fe'u'