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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

The annual exhibitions Of the Mechsnic Assoc.
Citations in other States seem to elicit general inter
est. Shall 1t not be 80 herei Can the citizens Of
Richmond and Of Virginia refuse their active co.
operation and their encouraging smiles to the Me
ehan'cs Institute Of their own State, designed q
IT'S % deyelope and Improve their own pnech.nt
s ca III and build up their own iuterestsf We IN
snd "a IN !. 20 come forward; strengthen Virginia
Zen 70 the mechanics OF Richmond moi only
100 wishes, bnt material aid, and the an
con.Asement Of their presence and smiles - the
~epas.sa'oe exhibition This exhibition. Ne nv
ought TO attract large crowds. 'A's's ~ ssa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

BUSINESS OF THE PENSION OFFICE.-It ap.
pears from statement In the Union that during the
month of September there were received at the
Pension Office 500 boEaty land applications; that
l54S3 were examined 81 Il. examined, and tina, g..
955 warrants were issued, to satisfy which will re-.
quire 932, no acres of land The total number of
applications received is 258 lO0 allowed 173, 800;
warrants issued l72 9ll; quantity Of laud required
2o,75S5l0 The total number of claims examined
up to the 29th ult., amounted to 257, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

CONCORD, Oct. 3. 1856 The President win
leave Hillsboro on Saturday, and pass directly to
Andover, where he will remain over the Sabbath.
He has accepted an invitation to be present at the
printers festival, In Portsmouth on Monday.
While in Portsmouth he will be the guest Of the
city, and will also be received at the Navy yard
with national salute, and all the henors due to
the Commanderin.Ch Chief The President will be
present at the New Hampshire agricultural show
in Concord on Wednesday next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

FATAL ACCIDEETs.-Col. A. B. Swift, ofLouisa
county, Va, was thrown from his buggy on the
evening of the 29th of September and killed He
was found on the morning after the accident, near
the Old Fork Meeting House and from his appear.
ance. was killed instantly. Mr.. James E. Dodd
of Prince William county, Va, came to his death
by being crushed in the gearing of q mill His foot
caught in one Of the wheels and gradually draw
ing him in, crushed the foot, leg, thigh, and finally
his body. He lived about an hour and half in in
tense agony,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06
Fillmore Meeting in Georsia.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. IA mass meeting of the
friends of Fillmore & Donelson was held here yes
terday. It is Estimated that 10000 persons were
present. Three speakers stands were erected
from which addresses were delivered by Hon. II.
w. billiard, Of Alabama Messrs. Wright, of Geor
gig, Cooper, of Tennessee, and others. Great en-.
ithusiasm prevailed. SEQ. rtts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06
The New York state Fair.

wATERTowN, Oct. 3, 1856.-Twenty thousand
strangers in town to day, to witness the clos
ing of the State Fair. The address was delivered
by Judge Jessup, of Pennsylvania There was q
splendid display of speed Of horses and of female
eqnestrianism. The prize for the best trotting
horse was taken by N. Dayton, of st. Lawrence.
There we some twenty "Black Hawks" on the
ground The attendance from Canada was large.
Governor Clark attended the fair.
There ia a large meeting this evening of the
friends of Fillmore and Donelson which will be
addressed by Z. o. Perrin and ex Governor Wash
ingtou Hunt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06
Fatal Railroad Accidents

EIIZABETH, N. j., Oct. IA man named John
Kennedy was run over and killed by the half.past
one O'Clock train from Somervilie on the Central
Railroad of New Jersey, to-day, about mile from
this city.
CHICAGO, Oct. "A locomotive on the Chicago
and Galena Railroad exploded on Tuesday, killing
two men and iniuring others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

BREADsTUFFs In PoRTUGAL.-In consequence
of the shortness of the grain crop In Portugal the
government has notified its ConsuIs In the United
States to give notice to the commerce of the re.
spective ports OF the law admitting into Portugal
free of duty until the 3Oh of July. 1857 importa-
tions of various kinds of cereals in grain andoi
flour, rice, potatoes and beans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

ANNEXATION OF CANADA-The Hamilton &C
W. Banner learns that Mr. Bonfire, the candidate to
representthe district of De Sasberry in the provin
cial Legislature, has declared himself in favor Of
annexation to the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06
The Frost at the South.

CHARLESTON s. c., Oct. Ave have accounts
of heavy and extensive frosts in Alabama, Geor.
eia, Tennessee, and the northern part of Missis-
sippi Great injury is suppesedto have been done
to the Cotton crop, all the growing crop and half
formed bolls being blighted. On every plantation
in Alabama, the crop is reduced one-half
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

THE ENGLISH CLAIMS ON MEXICO, which q
British feet has been sent to enforce arise out OF
the debt owed by Mexico to British capitalists.
Its amount Is ISL ,2062 $50, the whole national debt
amounting to Sl02 63S, 9l2 In the way of interest
this entails upon Mexico an annual payment Of
90 933, 366. fghaf3 81 +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

LAND SALEs.-The home tracts owned by the
estate of G. c. Spears in Rockingham, Va, called
Sylvalo and Eimon, were sold last week to Chris.
tan Brunk and John Lincoln at $s5 90 per acre.
These tracts contain together two hundred and
ninety.two acres. The tract called Custara, cen.
tanning two hundred and sixteen acres, to Isaac
Wenger, at forty five do liars an acre
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06
Disasters on the Lakes.

BUFFALO, Oct. 3.-The schooners Forester
Henry Clay and Francis, are all ashore at Muske-
gan The brig Caroline is ashore in the Straits of
Mackinaw. The brig William Treat and schooner
Defiance came into collision on Saturday, in Lake
Huron. The latter sunk, and is a total loss. She
had a cargo of wheat The brig was water logged
but has been towed into Pressure Isle.
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EMGRArIoN PROM VIRaINTA.-The Cha

EMIGRATION PROM vIRGINIA..-The Charles.
town. Va, Republican says during the last two
weeks large numbers of emigrants have passed
through that psce They intend to locate in Mis-
souri,, Iowa Illinois and Kansas. They were
principally from Augusta, Albemarls and Bote-
tourt-and were ell well prepared with fine
teams and wagons. Az an Offset to this, 1t has
seen q few families returning from the west in
quite different condition-horses poor, wagons
worn out and family generally sick.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

DAMAG Es GROWING OUT OF THE BURNS CASE.
In the Supreme Court of Massachusetts, VIM
A. White on Thursday, recovered verdict for
$500 against James Reed, an acting U. s. Marshal,
who forced him down flight of stairs at the Court
House during the trial of the celebrated Anthony
Burns case in Boston. The damages were for in
juries alleged to have been sustained
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06
Nebraska has just

NEBRAsKA.-The census of Nebraska has just
been taken, and it shows . population of 1915
and 1000 voters The population has increased
over two and one-fourth fold in single year, and
the number of voters is nearly three times greater
than in 1855. There was not single dollar SUBJ
scribed for Sharpes rifles to establish this terrific
ry and fill 1t with citizens. 81
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Illinois State Fair--stenmbont Sunk.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-The Illinois State Fair
opened Yesterday. The weather was unpropi-
tious, but the attendance was large. All depart
ments of the exhibition are well filed and 1t pre-
SCENTS altogether . splendid appearance.
The steamer Winchester: on her way to Alton
with large number of visiiors to the Fair, sunk
this morning. No lives were lost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

DEATH OF AN Old MAN-The Charleston Ka-
nawha, Va Republican announces the death of
David Thomas, aged l04 years. He served in the
wars of the Revolution and 1912.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

The reported appointment of Hon. G.. P. Vii
liers as British Minister to the United States
proves by the Africa to be untrue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

THE WEATHER IN VIRGIEIA.-On the 18th inst,
snow fell ali day at HuntersvilIs, Pocahontas co
Va. 1t was succeeded by severe frosts which killed
the buckwhest and corn crops. There will not
be enough corn to supply the wants of the
county. There was snow in Rockingham, Va, on
the 18th inst, and in Kanawha county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

MOBILE, Oct. 2.-Freights in this market to Liv.
erpool have advanced to 916ths, at which rate
ship owners are firm. The receipts Of cotton con-
tinue small, and prices in consequence of the bad
crop accounts. have advanced to 12c for mddling,
being of q cent improvement en- the week The
sales are nearly all for the continent Of Europe.
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Advance In Tobacco,

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 3-The accounts received
here of unusually early and destructive frosts in
Virginia. Tennessee, Kentucky and North Carroll
na have impaired an advance of cents on To-
bacco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

SALE OF HoRsEs.-W H Gibbons. Esq, has sold
his ch Nicholas for $4,000, and his ch + Miss Ju
liza for $1,000 Both horses were winners At the
Fashion races in New York last week. and are en-.
tered for the races here. They were sold to a
Southern rent leman
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Red RepubIicass.

... - rr.reh refugees was lately held In
: r.v YORK. At which an address was P'omu'
.,auis.,c of Robespierre and otners sAs
stamp Is martyrs OF liberty. denunc'.'o'y
present ruling powers Of France ana spposh.s
70 the American people to abandon sneI neu".h'
~ and esuouse tho cause OF tho hepuohcans IN.
r,rora sneaches Of the most inhammatory char.
.o.ar ware made One Of the orators declared
III. .,x;e,v to see q guilotins established which
s,oun GO by steam, and another avowsd his ex.
,reme solieitude to wade up to his knees among the
deesn; a,ed heads Of aristocrats.
sneh demonstrations a. these reconcile Amer
lean republicans to the imperial rule Of France
Better that the most rigid despofism should pre-.
vail over that country than the horrible scenes OF
the French revolution be re-enacted II 10 not
part of the American creed that free forms OF 60
vernment are suitable to every people Tne
French meeting in New York has demonstrated
that, il France has many more such nadcaps
as themselves, despotism is the only govern
r,eut for which it is fit. These refugees may %
thankful that they lave found an Asylum In TINS
country, aud give up the insane hope that 1t viii
ever interfere in European affairs, especially IN
such a cause as that of the disciples OF Robes
p,erre. We hope that Europe will yet be free,
that it will be Republican but its liberties and in
dependence must be accomplished by itself,
through years of struggle and OF discipline. Al
the same time we do not confound the European
masses with those guillotine worshippers. The
Germans, especially, we regard as race whose
sobriety of spirit and Of thought, and whose intel
lectuaI, and moral as well physical stamina,
have prepared them, to deserve and to appreciate
liberal in stitutions
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Gaor m steers.


The tributes of regret which the death OF
George Steers has elected from beth English and
American quarters, Is alike honorable to the man
and to those who perform this just homage to his
memory.
We were proud of George Steers as SON of the
South: as great naval architect whose splendid
genius crowned his country with An immortal
wreath at the Worlds Yacht Race, when the Anne
riea built by Steers outstripped the eetest of the
British squadron 1t was in the highest degree
fcreditable to the manlness and frankness OF Eng
lishmen that they at once owned themselves fairly
beat in that great race, and set themselves down
to improve their own models, an undertaking, by
the way, in which they have achieved signal sue
cess Steers and Mccormick were the two great
American victors at the Worlds Fair. In Navi-
cation and Agriculture, we showed the world two
masters, whom proud old Britain, boosted mistress
of the seas and whose agricultural science has
made her whole island blossom like garden, was
willing to receive as leaders and teachers. This
was glory enough for one day. Europe doesn't
think much of our politicians and looks upon their
ferocious party contests which they imagine are
shaking the world to Its foundations. with the most
sublime contempt, but our inventive geniuses and
practical valuable men like Fulton, Morse, Steers,
Mccormick, &C.. are held in great esteem abroad
even by royalty, towering far above the pigmy pot
house politicians, and regarded as leaders and ben
, efactors of mankind.
q The models Of George Steers have been gene
rally adopted in the vessels OF this country. He
had lately completed one of the six steam frigates
recently ordered by Congress- which Ia said to be
the most splendid model Of national vessel aaoat
He has also constructed new steamer for Collins,
which il likely to beat the fastest Of the Cunard
srs. His death Il = nationalfloss. He was cut
down in his prims-only thirty fve-with such .
fame and such future
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

IMPORTANT FROM PARAGUAY.-We have i'm
portant news from Paraguay. On the 14th of
June last treaty, having for its object the open
ing of the waters Of the upper Paraguay river to
navigation and commerce, was duly ratified be-
tween Paraguay and Brazil BY this treaty is
opened an outlet for the gold, silver, precious
stones and valuable woods Of region hitherto
almost unknown to commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

ORDERED.-Surgeon G.. r. B. Horner has been
ordered to the steam frigate Wabash a. surgeon
of the feet fer the home squadron.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

PATENTs.-Nearly 10000 patents have been is
sued in Washington since the LIST of January-a
greater number than ever before issued in the
same period.
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Fremont Meeting at Detroit.

FfoMOnt Wc0tIng ut D6IfOIIs
DETROIT, Oct. Ex-Governor Seward and others
addressed an assemblage of 10000 Republicans in
this city today. The enthusiasm ran high, and
the demonstration was closed with torch-light
procession
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

NEW YORK. October 4.-The Americans in the
Sd Congressional District have nominated for Con
gress j. Phillips Phoenix in the 9Th District Shep
herd Knapp; in the LIST District, (Brookyn) Edward
S.Wood.
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MA-RINn NHWe.
PORT or RICHMOND. October 4.

ARRIVED,
echrI Cerito, Crowell, Boston, mds u. q w. Cur
RE. ~. 4.
schr Intire Demersst, Baltimore, gusno Fly
Sons.
Schr Thos. Patterson, Wolford, Port DePohe' ium'
Der, jas. Gum.
Schr VIM Ruark, Creighton, Alexandra, Palmer
4 Clopton.
SAILED,
Steamer Pocahontss, Jones, Baltimore, Ludlam x
Watson. :, ",
schr Gsllego, Smith, New York, mds, d. q w.
Curne.
Schr Trident, Snow, down the river light. :.
Schr s, j Bowden, Wright down the river hsht, l.,
Echr Westoser, Nickerson, Boston, nds, u. w.
Currie.
schr J. c. Doughty, Murphy down the river light.
Schr Lainsviile Dick, down the river, mds
Schr NJ g. johnson, Chester, via Port Walthall,
Schr Three Sisters, Hobart, via Port Walthall,
coal for Portsmouth
Schr Mary Elizabeth, Pickup Alexandra.
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for EIealion In Kans

CHICAGO, Oct 4.-Gov. Geary has issued a pro
clsmation for election of Delegates to Congress
and of the State Legislature, to take place the
9th of October. -. -re3 t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

r~Piano Timer Wanted.---A frst r9te
Plane Timer Gan fud employment IN an esf:ohsned
beuse with good run Of custom work, both II eown
and country, By application at this sffiee.
oct -3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

The Montgomery, (Ala1 Mali announces the
death Of John B. Hines, late assistant editor Of
that paper. s 8a
The large cotton factory ut Alisonia, Tenn, was
Destroyed By fre few days since;
Counterfeit $50 notss on the Bank az TennAe...
are In cireulation.
The steamer Canadian from Qusbse sos Live.
peal toek cut liz passengers. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

-. HoaseheId Eurnifure nc Auction.
Particular attention Z reqassted % my ss.S @ yen.
teal Household and Kitchen Furnitufe, Aiich Gov,
ma about 20 very superior Bacon Hams st the res1.
dence Of Dr. Charles Bell Gibson 1t the corner Of
"a o;cicsk - THOMAS w. KEE6EE,
Auctionser.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

/ VIM. L. Hubbell, Secretary of the Fillmore or.
ganization Of Connecticut, has come out for Ere
mont
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

MANCHESTER, N. H., Oct. A Fillmore Con.
vention was held here yesterday which nominated
a State Electoral ticket.
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pIl|p

Afer Iisessss Illness q DE rssiaeses q Re to-
of Fulton on Friday, the nh Sspt3 Mr. VI. CA
VEDO In the 4st year Of his aes, 9&
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Vessels drawing % feet water can now enter the
harbor of Savannah. .s .-tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

Sailing of the Warrington.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-The steamship Washing.
ton sailed at noon with $l63, 900 in specie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

- FOR RENT..The excellent Brick
.:9 House cts nding ON the western side Of Bank
0A street, and lately occupied by Mr. John K. Mar
tin containing ten with fire places and all the
conveniences fer genteel family lAso several ods
ing rooms the etore Of Main and 18th ats
leiely Occupied by Mr.. ko. III. Zimmerman. Apply
to JOHN CREME.
oc 6-ta
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- DRISCOLRs BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS % cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dentrifce and Cosmatic that ever the art
OF, applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
.oeth healing the gums, and mparting fragrance and
sweetness to an otherwise Offensive breath, which too
frequently exists without the persons Knowledge
For sale in Richmond by r. DUQUESHE, Main
street, and hv Druggists generally.
1TlIN PLATES, SHEET IRON, kc.-lJ0
boxes Tin Plates, assorted sizes; 900 Bundles
Americsn and English Sheet Iron so bundles Russia
Sheet Iron 10 do limitation Russia, do. Also Wire
Sheet Zinc, Speiter, Block Tin, Bs. Iced, &c. For
'a s.sy = b. ski ~ q : GO.
- Il e A 4 SALE OF DRY GOODe-..
NJ LARGE STOCK OF NEW FALL DRY GOODS
TO BE SOLD WITHIN TWO MONTHS-V
COHEN, No. i75 Broad street, bess to announces
business nskss- It imperative to have his present
stofe enlarged and In order TO have the improvement
executed as soon - possible. al the goods will be Of
fesd at such extremely low prices az to secure their
quick snles. To enuerate the goods and their
would take too much spAcs; suiiee 1t to "a that IL
has IN store unuaualy large stock embrasins ave.
rythins In the Dry Goods ne and hi, facilities far
purchasing goods being good a. those Of sny otsr
in the city Great Bargains may be expected.
90 Saw -'e-.7>
CEMkNT-- HYDAAULIC CET7ENT-.-
~ 1000 bhs Of the most Justly celebrated Hydrsuiic
Csnest In the United States comprisi A the foIovr
iee justly eetsbrsted brands; Hoffman, Rosendsie
iLaEssnss, audsos River snd James River Tor saie
80 skiDGS0iB CO.. o. Il. p.sl.
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MELSsdDHEE9HNNsss; a R.srsAnp sE.ur1yu

M SOMETHING RARE AND BEAUTIFUL.
A NORRIS 10 now receiving new supply OF
PRINCES MELODEONo, the sweetest and most
dsIirhtful psrlor instrument ever invented:
Perticusr attention 10 requested to the new DOU-
BLE REED MELODEON, In which, BY the en-
noyment of two sets of reeds tuned In perfect uni
Ion octave apart full rich majestic tone IL OBJ
ts;ped similar to that of medium szed church orr
ran For the performance Of Sacred Music. wnetner
IN choirs Sabbath schools or families nothing can
A. MORRIS being sole agent In Richmond for the
.a1s of PRINCES MELODEONS, il enabled to
offer them at the New York factory prices.
nn6-dfu
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THE EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF WASHINGTON.
"A lettar from Munich of the 10Th nit saya:

Extraordinary activity prevails at present In
the royal foundry Of Munich which Was establish
cd by King Louis l. Not fewer than seven coios-
sal castings In bronze arc In pregress-among
which h the equestrian sratuc Of washington,
destined to form the centre Of An immense monu.
unent to be erected In the State Of Virginia, and
which 10 to be surrounded by colossal statues of
men who distinguished themselves in the war Of
indeDoudenc0 t6sl yAisss,7a "a q -
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sTHE wn.J1sr ErrHusrAM The corEsspon-
deuss who furnish tslegraphic news have ct d
fsvoriss phrases, with which they embelliah 81
.tAsas pelisssal dispssches Every needing which
10 held ia any part Of the country b Assssbed -
one which exhibited tho awiides snthusiAsm.s -
II is iissIs singular thasall the meetings - mat
ter Of what party, should be 70 turbulent and tsm
pessuous In their character. Are they really 20,
or 10 II bscape the accounts are sent by lightning
that Il 10 considered necessary to make them 90
ssormyf This teisgraphic "wildest enthusiasm"
is something Ike the reporter wild excitemsnt
into which the city ID thrown every time dog
hRht occurs in the street.
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AZ YETTE ARTILLERY...At
KWS tend meeting of your Company TUESDAY,
S944NOct. 7th, at O'Clock P. III. Punctusl alton
dance is required
By order of the Captain.

SPECIAL NoTICE-A q great many Of the
members have violated the bylaws Of the Company,
and several will be reported for expulsion and the
Court of Inquiry for the assessment of fines will sit
this meeting 1t il absolutely necessary that every
member should be present
oc 6-et F.B. CLOPTON, Sse'y.
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1~~~~~~~~-~~~~>~~~~~s-~~ ->~~-~.~~r~~>>~'e>~s~>
TIL e AT RE. 500
KUNKEL CO...........L eMsss ard Hropristere.
JOHN =. FOhU,..ss..... uAnn8ek,
IAIso Of the National Theatre, Washington, and
the Holiday Street Theatre, Baltimore.
r. =. Acting MANAGER.
MONDAY EVENING", October 9th,
And every evening during the week, viii DO present.
a the thrilling romantie French Drama, entitled
THE SEA OF ICE; OR
Mothers Prayer.
This Spectacular Drama will be produced In style
Of masnifcense seldom witnessed. Gorgeous scens-
~ wonderful machinery. new costumes and appoint
nents and its original characteristic music, renders
this the most Interesting Drama evsr presented To the
citizens of Richmond.
DON Carlos. u bonuses
Capt. De Lascours. = Aosms'
Barabgs. j.
Medoc.. ..
Mad. De Theringe. Hrs. moA@J'
ADMISSION-Dress Circle and Parquette, 50 cts,
(no extra charge for reserved seatG) ID Tier Boxes
IS cts; Galleries 50 and IS cts
T Box Office open from to O'Clock.
e. Doors open at 7; Overture commences at quar-
ter before O'Clock precisely.