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From the London Globe.
TIE GREAT pIcTvRE-TuE SCHOOL OF ATHENS

THE GREAT PlCTCRE-THE SCHOOL. Of Al hbN'
This picture owes lis origin to the French commits
sion appointed by NJ. Thiers in 1888, to recommend
SON. competent list TO make accurate copies "l Inc
masterpiece Of Raphael that in Of fire or other
accident destroying the originals, these wonderful
productions might not be entirely lost to mankind
Upon the recommendation Of that commission, VI.
Baze an artist of celebrity engaged by the gov.
erument TO undertake the task. That gentleman spent
no less period than IL years iu completing the
work but so successfully had he labored, that hs re-
ceived testimonials from Horace Vernet and many
other painters of note. The University Of Virginia
anxious to possess good IN imitation of the great
masterpiece, prevailed on Mr. Balze 10 paint another
which, upon its complexion considered by Inc
most competent Judges 10 be in respect inferior TO
the frat.
From tbs Goudon Morning Post
Ths copy (ot the SchuOl of Aheusl ia from one OF
the four great compositions which Raphael received
the order to execute in the hall Della Segnatura, from
julius H., in l5llS The elevation he displayed IN Inc
forms. characters, ideas, and arrangements winch Inc
schools at his day could not teach him. will serve 10
establish the facts TINT the study of drawing from the
relics OF antiquity and efforts 10 hubble the taste ono
genius of that great period Of sculpture, had formed
an important part Of his education in Florence reat
admiration is due TO the mind that could conceive At
tudes and countenances so noble and expressive as
those OF Aristotle and Pluto Socrates and Dlogenes'
Chrysippus, Epicurus and many others. ,
Of The picture ITSELF will be sufficient to stale ih"t
il is very careful and elaborate copy, OF the e1act
size OF the original and is alike credtabe to Inc on'
versy of Virginia, t. s., who ordered it, rs It 10 10
the skill and patience Of Mons. Paul Baze BY whom
il has been executed.
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Again 10 her happy home she came,
To her native stream and vale:
The holy smile on her brow the same,
R,, "a -, bru,r ,ros G,1liy male ~
FAIR OF TIE MECHANICS, INsTI=

S-S6 TUTE-Thc annual Fair OF the Mechna cs' Iustl.
iutc will be opened TONIGHT The openin, address
i'll be delivered by Ro MORRISON ESQ of the South.
ern Female institute. Besides the usual display OF
SPECIMENS OF MECHANICAL SKILL AND INDUS
TRY, AND OF FANCY A .TlCI. ES AND PIC
TURES,
The work OF American Artists there will be exhibited the
GREAT PICTURE OF
"TfiE SCHOOL OF ATHENS"
from the original, by Raaele Mr.. PRATT will explain
the Picture each night.
The Institute hopes the public OF the city and country
will generously aid them III their ereons to iote' anu
extend Southern genius aud enterprise ,
~ Doors open at : o'clock. oce
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OHIO ELECTION.

CIycISSaTI, Oct. lS.-It il reported that
Judge Hail. dem is elected to Congress from the 9TH
district over {. X. Watson, republican. This will
make the delegation stand is Republicans and 5
Democrats Inter Il clear gam. a Legislature
was not voted for nj this election.
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DEMOCRATIC SALUTE IN RICHMOND.

The Democracy OF Richmond, yesterday afternoon
Tired salute Of one hundred guns ON the Capitol
Square, in honor of the recent glorious victories IN
Pennsylvania and Indiana Lieut.. Colonel NIlnmo
superntended the salute, which was given ron nm0rc.
At the close there several double shots, B B.,
Buck aud Breck, which rcverberated through every
portion Of the city. The Democracy are i'll the high.
est spirits here and everywhere. But Let every Fir
ginla Democrat 60 to work and make the triumph in
the Old Dominion grand, decisive and uverwhelm-
ing one!
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ATTORNEY GENERALS OPINION.

|
The laws have omitted. casually suppo.e, to max.
express provision for the appointment of officers 10 con-
duct Presidential elections The Girr.n places OF vou,
in the couniic yet they obviously Contemplate that ocp
appointed tor the purpose, shall perform that duy I've
Acts is3 pH=c D. sec g the qUcsiiOn'he arises how m
they to be appointed;
Since is the duty Of such officers appoint tho WI
tCrs administer 10 each writer oath 10 record Ii,
votes faithfully aud npar;iHly and deliver TO each
poll book duly prepared yell perform the other
duties mentioned in sai scc'icn and other sections. and
take the Onh mentioned III tho section. (U) would
convenient Tint snii officers should be appointed
mud notified OF their appointment, the day cleo
ton. The appointment may most properly, think, be
nndr by the commissioners appointed FOR tue county by
the Governor They have the appointment OF commits
sioH.rs for all III. other places OF vdnc, ana
perceived why they should not api in, the officers
duct likewise.
Blu; deem It clear tina: DAY. should no officer
previously appointed be present any voting place and
d.srhar., the dutic. the Commit who sIlperinpnG
that place TEy appoint officer for Themselves (.sms
Act $50, pa-cG amending scc'.on Is OF Chapter Q!
the CUir).
On 70
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PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.

HARRISBURG, Oct. lS.-The defeated politicians
are decidedly inc"mmodcd by the late election in ths
State. While "Nntiuua Americans at Philadelphia
nre opposing any further fusion, Hon. john &. Kun
kIe is to-day addressing Fillmore and Fremont
meeting here. urging the union Of the American par
~ with the Black Republicans on one State electoral
ticket
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70 THE COMMISSIONERS IN TIE pRESI
DENTAL. ELECTION.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
- RIcHMo -, sept -. le'6 (
Tnc attention Of the i0nmlsr Hrrs appointed BIZ tbs
Governor 10 supcrnend elect on Of Electors Of F,r
dent and Vice Prr.iirn, Of the Unci States ut the en-
suing election III November is respectfully called 10 b
annexed opinion OF the Attorney General in answer n
questions submitted By the Governor
GEORGE W. MUNFORD
Secretary OF the Cominon ueal,h
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IL Tie Editors Of the Enquirer:
READING, Pa, Oct. Is. 1875

Gentlemen ~ take the liberty of sending YOU, by
to DAYS mail our Democratic organ which contains
The returns of Berks at the last election. The mso
rty IL ,il in this couny-Inore than redeemnu our
pledge OF 5,0uO We will certainly givn 7.uOu in No
vember Our victory lie great aud glorious in its re
snlis. On our state ticket We have majority of
congressman aud majority ON joint ballot, securing
Democratic successor to BrOdhead III the Senate
The majority in November will not be- less than
200U0. Will Virginia stand by us T.
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AIAIiliIEIl.

M.pRIrp on Monday evening. octoo"r I'm ~ w 1,e
COUNTY of Chc.,crheh the residence oil sUsc' ~ ~"
hcr,,H rn nv th, Rev Samuel Taylor, Mr.. MASSEHA
F. GARY of Richmond, to Mrs. ELIZABETH r. ChALh
LEY vi shid county.
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,r.s, ,s ,h;s Abolition God, and his paper the Bihie
and ,.,,.hook in lieu Of thu Old fashioned h!nE
james version We now hnvc Laughter aud chcrTSl
II 80, m rrevcr,nt in tho terms which use, Deg
III yuu T." ro,nclub,r that am u*,iS The very "iSur'
u! Auson q Buri,ncamc himsei.
the Iih,s will give us something from Fillmore
E!ectcr in Virginia equally just i'll sentiment and '''"
In u,,rrance, perhaps We may begin to SUSPECT
patriotism Of Stephen A. Douglas.
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FLORIDA ELECTION

Seventeen counties in Florida give Perry, DEM
for Governor, u majority, and - counties give iiaw
king. Dem, for Congress, fn majority Eleven
counties vet IN h. heard from, witch gave the
Democrats go majority two years ago.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
reiexruphed for the Richmond Enquirer.

MARINE DISASTERS.
New YORK, Oct. 10.-The bark ko, from Boston,
was seen on the Eth off New Inlet, North Carolina
ON her beams ends, abaIdOned.
The brig Stephen Jay, OF Philadelphia, for Charles
on loaded with coal and railroad iron. foundered
the 9Th inst. of Cate ilateras. The captain his wife
and chId. and the arrived here i'll the SCHOONER
Laura johnson, from Newbern.
NEW YORK, OCT. 2O.-The Tribnne's CORES.
yondrnt of thu Ih says that two hundred and forty
en,granis had been arrested, the Nebraska line,
by Col. Cooks Dragons.
QUEBEC, Der. 20.-At noon, to day, there were
no sgns of the steamer due with later dates from
Liverpool.
BALTIMORE, Der. 2O.-Sales Of flour at 81
Wheat 81 5j to Gj. Curn-white g. 10 Us, red "a
to Sc cents.
NEW YORK. OCT. 20.-Flour il declining: State
brands 800 10, Southern $40 a 8. Wheat is
Irregular with declining tendency; sales of red AT
81 s., white 81 l.70. Corn has declined sales
f m1"d at IS cents. Stocks are dull; Virginias 81 j.
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BoSroS. Oct. lS.--The Democrats ut Boston and
vicinity had an immense meeting i'll Faneull Hail last
night. S. w. Wadr"n presided. Is. +. llnllet, aud
other distinguished Democrats addressed the meet
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HE RICHMOND Enquirer.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

The Democratic Association VIII meet II. ''s ~"
o,n Cbnrrh on this iTuesdayl evening at n'circk
Iio,. William Smith Of FauIuer, formerly Clover"
or al Virginia, will address the Democracy.
the citizeus are invited TO attend. r,,v
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n,rn ., tho 1,o, Snrinp. ON the 18th ot Scpemb'r,
Mr., MARIA X - wife ol Mr George "f!s"' oi zap
pshnnuock in the goth year ot her age - ,x,, h.
Heavily indeed hhs this blow lhllcl hha "'s"t az. t
hear. s,Ickrn in her early death. The hntn th p'h
this feeble tribute her worth has often mel ei III Wv
warm clasp OF ir;end'hipi and rcIcnhS, sS,;on IT,
,l..urc dor. render this last ollie" oil affection inc
r,t of Angus, shc len her home with the nope OF nhs
AT The Red Sweet Springs rrliet from disease G"t o
months had wasted her strength 0Il on I''' NJ b. L.,
Spru.s she WAS unable to proceed further i"y ny u!
ala. faded until AFTER eight weeks OF lnteii,e socu" me
convou forced itself Io.r wh" watched me eirhn
lions Of her case thu, all the skill OF her knd phy
clans 1uckcncd By the deepest interest in herself nor Inc
syonz prayers ot breaking hearts ch avail
God in His wisdom. tt to take her tn h'cH rom
the domestic circle of which she life and centre ana rom
the friends for whom lite has now one JOY the Iess or
from the ha!owed OF home her spr took IT'S sn
but her dear ones wcrr with her all but the youngest NJ
tic one who too late 10 recelv" notncr het hss
orj The manifestations of atcClioRte interest which Ind
Frightened all of suffering beathed their aoo
ing influence round he. the last Even III me stranger
heart found place and strangers "ep ior lie young
wife nud mothcr who had awakened 30 deep aympa'hy
in their md.t Unmurnurng and submissive throusho'
her pnn!ul aud prnrraced sickness. she met death VIZ"
clear and uncoued mind and with sercn. coinposuI'
that only be theirs believe, who feel bcncath he"
'thc everlasting arms.
Again TO her happy home she came,
To her native stream and VALE
The holy smile on her brow the same,
But that brOu ras Gedd!y pale
They buried her in the grave with absb' VINO nad
proceeded lis mother but few months" i"th ,"' ~
link between her heart and Heaven she Is gone , o
daughter and sister the devoted wi!c ahd nOh'f inc
warm a true friend but her memory VIII be 10 us Tue
shrine pleasant thoughts Never can her o'ciy anu III
Iracvc uuniijs or the charm playful and encar
Ing ways forgotten By those who loved hrr ana iohI
will tho void b. frt her loss hHs made Rn amidst tht
gloom this affecting dspenrsrion, voice the same iha
1l old spoke peace 10 sprrOwng hearts, Whispers he
stil, and know that am God.
Weep not for her She Is al angel now,
And treads the sapphire hb0rs OF Paradise;
All darkness wiped from her reinlgent brow
Sin so,row suffering, bani.hrd from her eyes;
Victorious over death Ia her appears,
The visiad joys o.: Heavens eternal years.
Weep not for her"
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MIR. NJ. Il. II. GARMENTS PROSPECTS.-
We are happy TO hear from most reliable source IN
the LIST Congressional District that The prospects Of
Mr.. Garrett are Of the most attering aud uncoura-
gng nature and that there is doubt Of his triumph
ant election, and that during the canvass Mr.. e..
mas not only advanced his own claims, but has doue
noble work for his party whose good effects will be-
apparent 80 long there is Democratic Union par
~ III yrgina.-l Fredericksburg Recorder.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, OCTOBER 81, 1856

- The following quotations al, wholesale. For sIis.
orders higher prices will be charged:
shoulders s!09c, Hams l2al3. North Carolina no,
round Is! IL.
shen ~ as etc.; old and interior. II l5cts.
BEESWAX-25926 y 10
CuKE-for city consumption 81 SO " cart load Of >.
bus!rls for lump: hail 3d.
CANDL ES-Taow Ii cents p ID. Jackson's do. ];
Hurs lsc. Adsmsntine 81 a :,sc; Sperm Is a 4lct
COFFEE-iio l0i ole cts; Laguayra laa I2i: lava Is
OLE: stock light Mocha Ii
COTTON-l2!@l3c cts.
CORNwc quote at 10 d3el cts. per bushcl with light
rccciprs and ruther active demand.
CORN MEaI.--s0H - cts.
COTTON YARNS-ls9 20 cts, cash. Cotton Cordape
ID to % cts. y 10.
FLUuR-The market is very quic, to day We con.
are very lew lots tor which they would he willing pay
that cure At the presen selling rates of wheat 81 per
hbl ID low price tor good Hour.
FRUlT-Oranges in boxes, in good order 81 J04 . 90
Lemons Sf OOOs 80, according to quality Ra:sins bunch
nlboxet 81 750 s5-half boxes. S.7-qunrter do 81 20;
Layer in boxes 81 s715 0O-half boxes g. H. Figs
loc. p 10, according 10 quality. Prunes Is. TO 2Oc per
GRASS sEEDS-Tmothy a. %, Herds grass 81 IS
al -; Orchard Grass So Glover. So 81 $40.
GINSEEG-4Od45c. y 10.
Observation-Disclosures and Hazard Sporting, +, Fl.
and FFF. Sat = kes; Blasting, S3t y keg.
GUAHo.-We quote Peruvian at $50 per ton. Govern.
mcut agents have put the price W thur Mexican
FEATHERs-Live Geese 1880 cts, Demand fair
FLAXSEED-sl 501l 30 = bushcl dull.
HlDES-SRughtercd, ~ centsF 10. green weight: calf
,kins green HOc dSl No Spanish Hides in market
HAYS % y cwt. by the cargo. From store FL l2i.
IRON AND NAlLS-Pig Iron. S30d3J T. ton; Swcdes
sl2OW lbs nylish refined Ss5 Common English s75
American country, 500; Tredesar, SIS. Gu, NAILS
"a i!c. per ID.
LEAD-6l 4Gicts. for pig; IA 7iior bar.
LARD-Ecw. in bbls l3i ala cts.: In kegs l+dlii
LIME-s IL! from wharf: 8 81 from store.
MOLASSES.--Wc quote New Orleans 55c Porto Rico
jJc sales OF prime the latter price. Cuba Musco
vaio do. IL TO 80 cents, nominal
,S,u uutr II a.
OFFAL-Brnn, l5c y bushel: shorts 90 c.; brown
'tur -: ship stun. SOC
PLaSTEli-Lunp Plaster 81 10 05 por ton: Richmond
ground ss per ton Calcined So 37i u2 SO Fbarrel
RYE-15ds0c u bushel.
RlCE.-5d5t cts y 10.
SALT-.$l ~ from wharf, 81 toto 81 IS from store.
SUGARS We quote New Orleans ~ to 10! and scarce.
'or,o Rico aloe; Cubn 9iQl0c; Lonf 1871 lie
demand brisk Crushed and Powdered l3i bic, MS in
,uali'y; G. Coffee HE; Circle do l2!c.
SHOT,! az cts. p 10.
TEAS-lmperial and Gunpowder 556Sl 90.
TORACCO-We continue to quote Jugs SedSll 80: |
common leaf Slld Sl2; medium 10 good leaf Sig 2Jd
- % nc shipping Sl5d Sl6 So fine ipan ulacGrng SIS
a S:Ij
WUEiT-The market presents change We quote, !
!. before ut 81 ijd$ 80 for red, and 81 65osl ~
: h;r.
WOOI.-Smnl parcels Of tub washed sold Mt 2sd32c |
nwrshci IL Q2J Sales Of fine fleece according quality
WOOD--By the quantity 50 80 Y cord tor Oak Il;
. Tor Pine: retail price 81 jOdS5 for Oak; 81 coz
q - for Pine
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l., s. MAIL STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN,
For NEW YORK VI NORFOLK

Lcarr, 7ucsjay rrr,tjrR. Oct0i"r ~. q, O'Clock.
UNKElGIIT received to-day ,Muniny) all .-sSS
Il up to The hour oil O'Clock T.. NJ, Tues ssSssssiG
day October 2l-t.
onriguces requested To send down Tor their good
10 day.
Shippers are requested 10 send in the Of thor
signccs Tuesday evening or their shipments will be con
signed to order.
Passengers ARE requested to b" board before tie
hour OF departure, O'Clock =. II, Tuesday.
Tickets aud b"rths secured Office south sit.i
the BH-n.
Only SO through to New York including meals ssi
sta;c.rOUrn accommodations. St""raS" passage g..
Passage to Norfolk same Hs by the River boats
Oct 2l-lt 1t DIAM & WATSON.
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DEATH OF EX-MAYOR BURGESS.

PROVIDENCE. K. J., Oct. lS.-Thumass VI. Bur.
CESS, the second Mayor Of Providence, died yester.
day after p,otructed illness. He was fifty years of
age.
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Gen. James Thompson, who served gallantly in the
war of 1912, died in Washington Friday.
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SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.

For The rfck tndIH9 Uci0Dfr ~, IrJb
REPORTED By jobs A. LANCASTER son, BROKERS.
virginia per cents "a rum sales S9l and nte
RES, shorter duties sol and interest
Bonds guaranteed by The Suite, Ss9to 90and interest.
Richmond City Bonds, sales ut S2i, and interest
virginia Bank stock, par 10, last sales at S73.
Farmers Bauk stock, last ssLcs at sos
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales ut SJ5..
Virgins Fire and Marine Insurance stock SIS.
Richmond Fire Association Stock par SEQ sales stree the
dividend S'O!.
R;rhuond Frccricksburg and Potomac Railroad stock
last sales so.
vir,jnin Central Il abroad Stock. lnstsales, so
Rirhnond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, sales S3l.
Richmond and Dsuvilc Railrond stock Hst sHlcs $40
nu-, River and kannwha stock, last sales Sl0.
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FL. Newlin, Of Ale1audria, Va, has been chosen
President Of Delaware College.
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LATER FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF

I'm, steanship Texas put into Norfolk Oh Thursday
for col and ,,ur.s and leaving there arrived nj New
York on saturday The Norfolk papers do not "p'
p,sr to have been aware of the prest nee OF The yes
eel in their harbor until Friday, and her news hrS'
reached here by way of New York.
After passing Cape ila''eras the Texas encounter
,.d a s.ver, hurricane, which lasted with unaDseu
G,rv for Iree days. and finding That she had but "
Tom. Of con! ON board, Capt Forbes Judged prudent
n mi into Norfolk for ireal supply
the curduc, of Capt. Forbes during the storm Is
smoke of in the highest terms lie never lett Tue
wheel for three days d
The Texas brings $l5G,oOO in specie and upwards
of 700 passengers. - r,o ,.oo,s
Sh. brings later dates from Nicaragua. The troops
or Cen Walker had evacuated MassaYa' ana were
CONCENTRATING in Grenada, upon which cIty HIS opp.
nents were advancing, killing many OF his men ny
m. way side. decisive battle was expected 10 'ahe
macs about the I'd oil October.
Tho enemy had two thousand troops, ana were eA
Meeting reinforcement daily Of from nine hundred
TO one thousand men :,.xo
| Walker wns receiving reintorcemens IN cohsiue'"
| bl. numbers from the States and from California
The attack on San Jacinto by the troops under Col
| BYRON Gale appears to have been more npor'ann,
| afInr than was a; first supposed. There were :
killed. Including COL Gale and Lieutenanls Reed ana
Uutchus-l0 wounded, including SIX officers. aho
threo missing. The loss Of the enemy IS SAID 10 oe
| very severe. uLl or
TENNESSEE WAS shot ut Grenada on the 18TH oi sep
trnbrr for the murder in the guard house Ut Lieut.
| Charles Gordon
General Walker had revoked the decree a6oishng
| slavery in Grenada.
Maiir Hess had been deputed by General Walker
to exchange with the United States the ratification o'
the treaty confirmed by the Senate at Washington.
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A great deal of discussion has been evoked lately
in the three Kingdoms by the publication OF the cen
sus returns which show that the population OF Ire
land has decreased nearly three millions within Ten
wears. The fuct is undeniable and the reason n II
ia sought by the English papers in various directions
Charles Fairfax, formerly resident Of the vIG,N.S
of Alexandria, Va has been nominated by the Dem
ocr,,s f California for Clerk Of the Supreme Court
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J. w. RANDOLPH.
David Coppsried; by Dickens. new edition, CON-
plstc in vol.-sl 80
Paprr-i0 cts
:ihe Brpi-hed Son; by Mira Hcntz. edition
Muslin. lamo.-Sl -.
Unl.tcnd Law of Evidence 2vos-es
October No Of the Quarterly Law Journsl.
sabbath Bells Chmed by the Poets. Elegantly ustra.
trd-Sl - Oct 81
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AN READY no DlEt

NN 1 REAUl ~ DIZZY
m EATII ID sure; no man crcHpe him. lie tread,
H. with equal foot the hoves f paupcrs and Tn" p.
lncc- of kings. Are you ready g with him ami 'ar,
10 the old charities OF the world and oRrna>
How you be- il you cannot len them n certainty
sub,isicncr an freedom from III, lis Of poverty IL
cry man hy thus provide by CALI the Agent Of iE
.Nw FORK LIFE HnshrGHc, Compng, and secure 4 polT
for 81 600 to $1,000 which bc made exclusively T.
the benc, oil his aruiy. All losses paid in TO days ate
proof OF the party death. The Company will have P.:
nj This Agency in II few days, los-rs to the amount
$1,000, .iucc January, l-:6. For Explanatory book
inform stion, call ut the gents Office 203 Main
ClIAS. WORIHAM Local Agct.
CnAs l.. WoRTIrAM, General AGENT and Attorney
YIN. Oc.a
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TO PASSENGERS PER STEA.


TOWN.
,UylIE JAMESTOWN will not leave here 4 sa>>a
h until early Wednesday morning tor SXH6Sr
Now York.
rns.engesa going by her either 10 New York or Norfolk
sr requested to be- Oh board by o'clock this evening
ITur.iuy,) Oct 2lst.
DC, Gilt LUDL3M g. WATSON
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f0T me ERYh'r'F.
An APPEAL TO ALL DEMOCRATS.


The dry is approaching for the election OF our
Chief Mngistrae, and the settlement al the question,
whether our Union will stand ur ANONYMOUSLY Tall,
and whether the eagle shall spread lis wings amid
rnns Of victory, he torn from Ifs by The
drsccraiing hand At inuaiicsn Let .nch ind vIual d.
his utmost duty In arrest uhtIuTul ,A,nnity
To each and every Democrat we would say, Gir their
.sruu.ry's glory for the sacred memory 0ur an.
crs,nrs who died for our tnIOn for the present
generation :! and for postcrIty!'. 20 openly 10 the
ballot box aud there cast your vote Tor James Buc
hanan Il statesman worthy IF our sacred trust.
Let any doubling mind pause Tor while before
acting mud contrast the character oi the opposing
candidates; The first public servant who's" hInr tai
ent and comfort for twenty-five or thirty years have
been bestowed ON his country; the other Il blush
To class them iogelherl au adventurer, pleasure
seeker and government srIAdher. Now, at this i'm
portant epoch Of counlry's history, which Of the
two is the suitable 10 take IN hand tho rcns oi
government ! Can any sensible mind wnvcr Eng
land from across the WATERS is watching with heart
I.s anxiety the result Of clec'lon she has more
than once expressed desire for FreEunt's election
through her public mouth piece, the London Times.
II certainly BODIES good for our Southern hstitu'
TONS w. say, again, to every lover OF his cvuniry
do your utmost for the election OF buchanan. we
know if he IL defeated, hs defeat wor!d D" HI nun,
dred times more honorable titan Fr-mouts election
could be- with such mess Of nondescrps tosupp"rt
him. Let Us pray that the God OF nations VIII MOI
forsake us in the trying ordeal, but WI iea US On ~
victory and p.ace. ESPERANCE.
R,ciiMoxD County, Oct. 10, lSj6.