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A ABEAUTIrUL SIGSIFIcATIoS.-"Alaba sig,
'nifes, in the Indian language. " Here we rest,
A story il told of tribe of Indians who fed from
relentless foe In the trackiess forest In the south
west Weary and travelworn they reached no.
BILE river which flowed Through beautiful country.
The chief OF tho band stuck his tent pele In the
ground and exclaimed Alabama AlabasnaH u
Is Here va shall rest Here we shall restTD
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PREsBYTERIANIsM AND SLAVERY IN CANADA
The Presby tsrian church in Canada in Synod As
sembled, has epjoined its Presbyteries to be care
full in admitting to fellowship Presbyterian min
isters from the United States, to examine them on
the subject Of slavery. and to be satisfied before
receiving them that their views accord with the
resolution passed by the Synod in 1852 and 1853
asserting non fellowship with Shareholders
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PORK FROM EURoPE.-h is stated that the
French Government has shipped to the U. States
10000 barrels Of prime mess pork, purchased In
Cincinnati, Ohio, duriag the Crimean war. Being
no longer wanted, IL 10 sent back for market.
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wATCHEs AND JhwhLRY.

~ FRESH SUPPLY OF JKWKI.-
~ HY.--l have just received direct ftom the
ENS manufacturers large stock Of Style
68St ameo Gold Stone. Laws, Fiorestine aud
pisu sod sresstpins, Ear and Finger hinge Brace
ists kc alec good assortment of bosom ard sleeve
IN. .ton. Lcckets Brsseleta Pencils and Chasns-
Gail aod examine before buying.
4, HUMPHREYS.
.qn-sv No. 81, Opposite 81. Charles Hotel
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DARING HIGHWAY RoBBERY-About o'clock
this morning, as Mr.. Bradford Wordell, of Smiths
Mills was coming into the city in n covered mar
ket wagon, and was passiag the place known "a
Buttonwood Brook, two men sprang out of the
bushes at the side of the road one of whom seized
the horses head while the 9th jun ped into the wa
gon and secured Mr.. WordeIl The robber th,n
lighted . bunch Of matches, and held them to Mr.
A wallet containing $3.50 was extracted from bis
pocket, and he was lestlyina the road, where he
was found shortly after by some persons who wers
coming into the city. He still nser sible and it
WAS with the utmost difficulty that they restored
him to consciousness.-Nep Bedford Standard Oct
17fb - 7F
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ANusKmEsTs.-rhe Pyns OpesA Troups is In
Boston NE. and Mrs.. A H Daysnport are about
bseinnine m Snexsement ia Bpksio, NsN York
No Casoline Klohiaes II - Chicago. Miss An
uetts Ins6 u Playing u Petsgsburg Psrodih Nv.
M concerts st the North.
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SoRA SHOOTING The Petersburg Express says
that twelve sportsmen Of that city went down to
Broadway on the Appomattox on Wednesday, in
pursuit of Sora- Upon counting the game, it was
ascertained that the twelve had succeeded In kill.
ing sixteen hundred of the delicious birds One
gentleman alone realized 900 rs the result of his
sport e. -f ..- b.
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FISIsG REYfNED GEsTLEMEN.-The St. Louis
MOI Pilot Gays thai several sentlemen OF Louis
yiile KY, have been fined eo each, for refusing to
work on the engine at . late fre"
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NJOTICk k.--The uudeEuigne1 hsye 1ogmod
IN co-rsrtnershtp. fer the paFpose q enndussin&
70 whoiessls COMMISSION and H0kWAkuIN0
BUSINESS, under the fsm Of sR81ION hrAI.
" once for the present ovsr =. Z. Yu'A fes.
Bssn Bank e
E.iss e q VIZ z 4sg.51'aA H... Ess H. .2an 81. &
4. j. Randolph and n. BurnIey, sAbs4axIe. ....s.
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- W W. Is ID Y ~ 4 II y II U VA Is w
AA PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER corner
FL of Eleventh and Main streets requests the
l3sSh attention of strangers visiting the city to
- tact that ne gives bis entire attention to RE-
PAIRING. exclusively. Every description of
Watches Clocks and Jewelry, repaired az veil and
on AZ moderate terms any other house in lhe city
Hsylpg had twenty years expersnce at his trade
bofh ia England and the United Statss, he 10 war.
spted in assuring satisfaction to all who may patron
la him All he asks 10 a trial as
VIM J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker cor. Main and lIth ss,
"a I,---ts nearly opposite the American Hotel
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- NOTICE 1.-The subscriber " Ouid
~ mos. respectfully inform his custofners and
ESS the public generally that he has just recsiv-
esss4 ed from the North besutiful assortment of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY of every desert ption,
which can be bought Reasonable terms as at any
other essblishment in the city. Please call and ex
anime CHARLES l.. VOEG ELE,
Matchmaker, No 1i9, Broad and 7th street,
Tive doors shove the Theatre,
And formerly next door to the Dispatch Office.
Repairing of Watches and Jewelry done at mode
rate prices snd in the best and aost expeditions
nar t-z4.E sc S0-lrn
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.s.i4. - CLASS "a s
10 % aravn in the City Of Atisnta 0esssia b psb.
FRIDAY, Oeaessr -, 1Sgs,
On THE !,
. PLAN OF SINGLE NuMBERsi
I, D7Fuzchassn in buyine ten whole Ticksks fvbeu
ths numbers cad in 4 5, 4k6 IA. 8. ol srs -
In proportion.
SAN,L SWAN = c0 nr-~..~~-.
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Mrs. Ritter, aged los years, died In Savannah,
Georgia, on Thursday last The oldest inhsbttan'
fret knew her - matron. 4Ssss4s
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A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT FOR

NSALE PRIVArELY.-We offer for sale private
ly the most beautiful Building Lot On Church Hill,
situated between the residences of Capt Luther
Libby and IL. T. Pairo Esq. 1t commands beauti
ful of the city and river occupies the highest
point in the CITY, and lays perfectly level The lot
fronts seventy;three feet Immediately opposite the
property purchased by the city for public square,
aud back the street in rear giving be autiful
front on both streets. Upon the premises is a good
b building two stories high containing four roorns
occupied by good tenant, ut annual rent OF one
hundred and fifty dollars.
THIS building is of modern style and finish, yearly
new built with eye its being convert into
& kitchen. ..4 .-. .t,-
This is one Of the most desirable localities In our
city for beautiful and desirable dwelling
Terms accommodating.
oc2 BAKER 4 PLEASANTS. Auct
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NNHE UNDkRSlliNkD 6cgs 20 infsrm
open, en- the 18th Of october, : 0YMNAsIUN and
FENCING ACADEMY, in the LAW BUILDING,
Franklin street, whore room has been comfortably
lifted up for the purpose. e4esl
Gymnas.ic a. well a. Fencing Exercises do not
only strsngthen. the health By keeping the lungs,
nerves and musclcs In activity but thsy sss vs
and elegance the bearing and motion of The body.
He bsgs 70 invite the public 70 numerous psrticipa-
tiop, and rsgussts principally parents aad teachersto
their and pupils to his cases ~ he will
weakest abilities. ss =
TKRMs IN ApvANcBs So g8
For the whole session, from the 18th OF Oeto-
Six months. IU w
Fencing In Foils and BroadsworS, extra charge
cssses and Schools admitted On more moderate
terms. sssss l.s g.
An kinds Of weapons Of the bcst quality can bs OBJ
tanned By the unaersigned ~ the lowea Drfses.
cot B. E6fvAH,i
Professor of Fencing and Gymnsaic Exereisss
oc aS-lm a as04 ss the Richmsdd Csilsse.
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DE ie k.ewn 70 all whom n may csae ern,

- that the underigned, (having entsfed his ''cs-
eat in the General Land Oficel WILL In due time,
apply to the Commissoner OF psnsions for duplicate
the Office of the Commissionsr of Pensions, In his
name, the 18th Move rnber, 1855 for services ron
Locust Creek VA and has failed to reach the latter
Office and has not been received BY me, and L con-
sequsntly lost. " asz JOEL WALKER
LOUISA, Sept. I'd, 1885 si sl - M-law6w
.MkKCHANTe,aAiaD M x IN a NfCs,
lvl SAVINGS BANK, 0Hice No. Is Main s.xsst, At
the store Of Wake Co.This Institution continues
70 receive deposites, on which an interest Of per
cent will be paid for sli sums remaining on dSposte
six months, and Eve per cent for shoItsE csfiod.
ALEX. GARRETT, Prc1t.
~ &t s. - ]. H.sWAEKE, TreASr.
je6-lawem as r. II, BUTLER, eecy
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PORK AND PIGEoNs-A gentleman, who left
Northern Ohio last Wedaesday, says mast is very
plentiful in the woods this fall attracting immenss
quantities of pigeons, and offering abundant food
for hogs, but the drovers have been all through
that State during the past summer, paying in some
instances IS high as Al cents per pound, nearly
all the hegs have been driven East; otherwise the
price of pork would be quite low this fall The
proportion of live hogs taken East increases eyery
year On account of the abundance of mast the
" wood dack" frequents the woods in great num-
bers, and the sportsmen have no difficulty In fill
ing their bags either with ducks or pigeons -
Some deer are taken. One was killed few days
ago, the saddle of which weighed fifty.four
pounds.--N. y journal of Commsrcs
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gKOiONsTKATED.-nlA-

DEMONSTRATkD.-AlA
~ DAME MOLLEN respectfully isforms the La
shs will i've inforaiion In all the ssirs rslans %
life, such a. Health. Wealth, Lows, Aeu1Ags, Jour-
neys, Law Suits Difficulties In BuslnssA. Absent
Friends Gicknsss and Death, and b respeet % al
other subiects both past prssens s1A 1atpfe. ed al
concesns Of life. Terms-Rox Ladies 2t cenfs Ues-
tIemen 50 cents, each. Apply A. Ne. q, vhieh 2
over the door Baker alley, betweSn l7t6 and lsth
streets, near the Old Msrkst, Risknouds Va
oc 1I-.lmt * szsf Is 4safk : II
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Ill FALL GOODS.

ell FALL Gool)o.
The subscriber respectfully informs bis frit 70 and
the public generally that hs Is in receipt of his FALL
HATS AND CAPS
or all the modern styles, which he deems 1t unneces
gary particusrze suffice it to say, that his sssort
Ipent is equal to any in this OF any other city.
Thankful TO discerning public for their long con-
tinued patronage, he soeits continuance of the
same and pledges his best szsrti9Ss t. Piss;ss
pIDiNt ACADEMY, FOR LADIEs AND
III GENTLEMEN Tho undersigned, Professor of
Horsemenshp, respectfully to the citizens
of Richmond and its vicinity that he designs opening
sidins Academy Ia this city, where he will teach
the ofhcrsemanshiP in allits brsnches according
the principles of the celebrated Bsucher In les
cheraur haate Eeole OF Paris. ~
His itpg experience In teaching the art of riding
and training horses for the saddle renders him fully
competent give satisfaction 70 all who may patron
lze him Having selected good and convenient To-
cation for the purpose he il desirons OF obtaining At
the regulate number OF pupils In order TO- Pm
up the necessary baiidines The ciasses for 10 es
will be distinct from the classes for gentlemen, SD
instruction syen them at different hours Persons
wishing to become subscribers TO the school, Win 90
the fsyer 70 cali ct Mesrs. Dusai Neften's cor
Of Msa and iata streets, hsTe they can see the
Refsr<aee. ITO bis Exeellency H A. Wise, Cover.
nor Of Vsnis Col s.s A5fu:s a11sany an ons fsa'
Corner of 9Th ard Broad sts.
~ b. He also offers his servicss 20 the pubic as
sstersnary Surgeon, and pledges himself 20 eafs a'
alscN4cD. q - =
oc f4---er6ts III y. ~ -
MERCANTILE INBTITUTE.--The ex.
1sA ercises Of this fnstituts ware resuued eu the
evening" Of the Sd inst. Al who have denis 70
avail themseses Of the advantages here offered Tor
me attainment Of . Thorough knowledge, OF book
fespins. will please sntsr thsir names st once.
Iaitisn nights Mosdsy and fbursday OF eseh
sesk, a. the Reading Room, corner Of Main and l5th
streets, at ~ o'slock
Terms--f.snty doIIsn for the eourss. payable
one-Laf 10 advRpce; the balance before tsting The
izth lesson sT8ts@ JAMES H. SEGA. e8f
Boot-kseper with Mesys, Hsxsii 4 Co.
f; "a. st*<9d - NEsTORSH FORBk6
q Book-hespsr with G. w PprrsIi & co.
go ssasss's 81 JOHN y. P0TfD,
'os s--sodet si1A, Il At ExehsiSs Bank.
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How THE PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT
ARE ELEcTED.-The following is a summary of
the constitutional requirements and the acts of
Congress upon the election Of President and Vice
President of the United States:
The electors are chosen by the votes of the
people on the first Tuesday after the arst Monday
in November. t
cenher and cast their votes. They then sign
three certihcates-send the messenger with one
copy to the President of the Senate at Washing
ton before the first Wednesday in January-ano-
ther by mail to the same person. and the third
deliver to the United States District Judge where
electors meet
Each State provides by law for filling any
vacancy IN the Board of electors, occasioned by
absence, death, or resignation Such of the elect.
ors as are present are generally authorized to fll
aav vacancy. ~
4. The Governors give notice to electors of
their election before the first Wednesday in De.
sember. .
5. On the second Wednesday in February Con.
gress shall be in session and open the returns
The President of the Senate shall, in the presence
OF the House of Representatives, open the certid-
cate of returns, and count the votes. The per.
son having the greatest number of votes for Presi
dent shall be the President If such number be a
majority Of the whole number of electors appoint.
ed And if no person have such majority, then
from the persons having the highest number, not
exceeding three, the list of those voted for ~
President, the House of Representatives shall
choose immediately by ballot, the President; but
in choosing the President the votes shall be taken
by States, the representation from each State
having one vote quorum for this purpose shall
consist of = member or members from two.thirds
of the States, and q majority Of all the States
shall be necessary to choice.
s. If the choice devolve upon the House of Rep.
resentaiives. and they fail to make choice before
the 4th of March next following, the Vice Presf
d ent is to act as President. -5r
Z. A Vice President may be elected or chosen by
the Senate, rs above provided, before an election
or choice of President. ss
The day fxed by act Of Congress for opening
and counting the of the electors, and in
of It's being necessary for the election Of President
by the House of Representatives, and of Vice
President by the Senate of the United States, ID
the second Wednesday in February, after the ap
pointment Of electors s,a ,e3sfa III
9. There is no constitutional provision for the
case where there is neither a President or Vice
President elected or chosen, in the manner direct
ed by the Constitution The act of Congress OF
1882 provides that under such circumstances there
shall be new election. Ia aat
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDr.-At Bxlginrebe, IN Gal.
way, Ireland the wife Of . farmer named Magrah
kettle Of hot water to scaid the churn she waS
about 70 use for making buffer. The eldest child
meantime forced tho baby into she churu and The
mother unwiitingiy scAlded II V death Rsndsfed
the other child which Killed II, and then drowned
herself
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POSTAGE NOT PAID.--A gentleman recently
publisheda . card In the Montgomery, Ala. Mai,
complaining Of the loss OF letter addressed 70 him
at Palmetto. Georgia, with ei00 enclosed, said 70
have been mailed ~ Montgomery q the 18th Of
the Post Mastsr or his clerk there. After reading
the card, the Postmaster at once proceeded 70
examine the letters held for postage, aud found
the missinga letter among them
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A GEORGIA LOCOMOTIVE "A rail road engine
will be in Atlanta, Ga, next week for exhibition
1t the Georgia State Fair in that plaes. which was
manufactured out and out at Rome, Ga. II Is TO
be sent to Atlanta over the Rome Branch and
Western & Atlantic Railroads
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BOARDING.

Ip IpOARDING.--The subscriber has two ve.
ID ~ plessant vacant rooms suitable for sin sis gsn.
q, ueu young ladies' attending school In thu ci
ty She would be pleased. Also to hsvs several more
DAY BoARpERS, and will use her best endeayors
to give entire ssosfacuon TO those who may favor her
with their patronage. MRS. Il. r. PHIPeEN,
Over Mrs kimpePs
ne Se-lm On Hroad above 4th st
NiOTICk.--Several pteasRnt roo0as, with
\ Board. may be had at the Boarding House Of the
Misses MURRAY, on Grace, between 5th and 9Th
streets they having concluded to remain st their pre-.
sent residences. A fsw gentlemen can be aecommo-
dated % dsy sosrder. - 9--ts =
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Wetn.sday Morn.nr. Ocssher 90. ssss.

-
STRANGE rSToRY.-There II q melsrchoiv tsla
told in tho memoir prefxed to the Poems cf the
late A y. Heiiingsworthr He was The illeeitl
mate son OF aiady standing well with the world.
by whom he was committed (at BIRTH I'd nurse
whose name he took. His mother neyer ack nov
ledged him-never appears TO have ssen him
When be was old enough 70 pass out Of the hands
OF the woman whom he was taught to regard A
his parent, he was eoufdentially entru sted TO the
clergyman who . now the writer or his m emofr by
whom be was taught, and also inculcated with 4
taste for Anglo Saxon. At the age of Is young
Holinssworth began 70 write verse. Before the
age OF 20 he began to feel the mystery of his Do.
sition In the world, and to make fruitless. imna.
tsent inquiries of his tutor IS to the '.uncIe who
was said to be the paymas aster on bis account. At
the age oftweuty he became lover and was accent.
Cd. and, because the tutor could cay nothing what
ever OF his family connections, was epurned a. q
bastard by the parents of bis mistress He then
rebe!led against society, and, obtaining through
the tutor, money from the unknown mother, went
abroad, aud travelled the rest of his life up and
down the world, learning strange languages, stu.
dying strange ways, writing strange verse, and
coming home every three or four years to get
fresn supply OF money-through the tutor-to
spend few weeks in wandering near the abode
OF his lost mistress, and to set off again In 1853
he set on In this manner for Niagara taking pas
sage IN the Isaac Wright among the common EN-.
igrants But the Isaac Wright struck on rock,
ana returned wreck into the Mersey, cholera
having broken out on board, and forty.seven pas.
sengers having been thrown overheard before the
ship had regained Liverpool Hollingsworth was
one OF those who did not return He pelished st
the age of thirty.fve
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oc2 BAKER l. PLEASANTS, Auct.
1I,O MILLINERs AND OTHERs.--Now

ITO MiLLINERS AND OTHERS...NOw
Il receiving Isi &c lot of Black Silk Velvets for
bonnets and msptlllas, which will be sold to the
trade at less than New York prices Also new STYLES
OF Bonnet Ribbons at reduced prices Call SON at
ALFRED MOSES,
ocia 63 Main street
I ADlES, CAPES, TALMAS AND
e. CLOAKS.- Nov receiving direct from N. York
all the fashionable styles Of Taimss and Cloaks. All
in want socited to examine the stock ct the
tablished chesp store OF ALFRED MOSES
oc12 63 Main street.
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T. B. STAhkE, Cashler,
G. WAl.THALL, Secretary,

ssMx IinS. e. LYON, tower Johnston a
4kaEf3 Byansford's, l23 Main s.reet) will open on
Es2s TUESDAY, the 18th Oet,, her fall supply Of
w MILLINERY, consisting of STRAW, SAT-
IN and VELVET HATS of the latest Styles also,
Head Dresses Flowers Feathers &C., together with
variety of Fancy Goods, and Hair Work of every
description. .-. 5..s e
Dresses and Nantes made to order In the latest
style. oc l4-eod1w Z
O. rW WENrY.tIVE DOLLARS KE.
Al WARD.-Ranawsy from the subscriber,
4I{A about the lsr of September last, MARIA
<NVDAHDRIDdE; tall and very black She IL
-3-xA about 50 years old, pretends at times not to
hear we'll 1t Ia my opiniea is lurk ing in the city
will give the above reward for her delivery to me-.
D. s. DELAPLANE,
oc 7-sodts Flour In spe ctor.
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"REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING IN CONCORD, n.
H-ConcoTd, N. H., Oct l6-From eight to ten
thousand Republicans of the Southeastern portion
OF New Hampshire, assembled here yesterday
Addresses were made by the Hon. Anson Burlin.
game, F. o. J. Smith, Of Portland, and others"
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THE YANKEE ABRoAD.--The London Times,
in an article on Yankee Locomotion," aays !:
Whenever you see him-the Yankee-he is
going over the ground as fast ss he can
And whatever the motive be, whether pleasure or
profit, it is the same. In Europe. he 10 pale and
breathless sightseer, always In rapid transition,
as if ghost was pursuing him, insatiably aeon.
mulatng stages, IS il his life depended the sum
total at the end of the week. Immgrats, immi-
grate is the word. PIaeards, advertisements SUBJ
scriptions lists invite the settler and promise him
lift. Free State settlers for Kansas, slave
State settlers for Kansas, here are your tickets;
apply at such an office stes.t~- 3. ~
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DIRECT TRADE BETWEEN CHICAGO AND LIy
ERPooL Stewart Ker. Esq, a heavy produce
dealer of Liverpool, England. is now on visit to
Chicago with view of making arrangements for
. direct trade between that city land Liverpool
He left Liverpool Immediately after the arrival of
the Dean Richnond at that port. -.
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coRREspoNDEscxor OF THE D1spArcH.
PETERSBURG. Oct. q.

cut the above from your telegraphic column Of
yesterday. Permit me to say that the telegraph
makes q prodigious blunder in giving you any
such news, and that it IL all humbug. / was in
Concord on the day alluded to, and nothing was
known Of any such meeting there, nor was there
part of the Democrats. 2hsy turned ont In pro.
cession, and made very pretty show, prompted
thereto by the glorious tidings from Pennsylvauia
and Indiana. f'aa b.
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NOAH WALKER & CO.,
WHuLESAIs, AND RETAIL.

CLOTHIERS, No S6 M ain st.,
tBranch of the Bsltimere House, Most respectfully
ask the attention of the citizens of Richmond and its
vicinity to the stock OF Ready M ade Clothing which
they are just opening. ..
Possessing superior facilities for procuring and
eien Cloths, Csssimeres and estings they ems
bied to offer unusual inducem to customers who
are most respectfully solicited to give call be-
fore pure hnsiug or I4-iy
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FIRE ARMS In EsGLAND.-The London Times.
In giving description of the small arms manufac-
tory at Enfield, England, says:
In France the factory is regarded with intersst
ey distinguished military men, and there are some
VINO believe that the visit at this time of an Ame
rlcan citizen. conspcuously identified In the Uni
yea states and In this country with the mauufa G.
tule OF small arms, to st. Petersburg has some
reference to the commencement of a similar en-.
terprise IN Russia. The whole establishment ia
under the immediate control and supervision of
Coionef Dickson, of the Royal Artillery, and the
nrss engineer Ia Mr Burton, an intelligent Ameri-
can gentleman, formerly master armorer of the
government small arms factory of the United
states, al Harper's Ferry. whose services have
been permanently secured by the government,