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1H PAPEE HANdIsas, &C.
JOHN r. II z G. M LIT,
1872 Main street,

SQUARE ABovENEW CUSTOM HOUSE.
Has now in store his Fall Stock of FRENCH and
AMERICAN PAPER HANGthGS, Borders. View,
&c. Gill; Velvet. Embossed, Glazed an! Plain, EN- :
bracng many new and beautiful styles. He would
call particular attention to the great and elegant
variety of
DECORA TONS AND WOOD mutations,
which surpass il style aud beauty any ever before
offsra,! in this city Among them will be fonDd the
ELIZABkTHEAN LOLIS -fYP. LOUIS nv, BRO.
CATELLE IMPERIAL PR{NCELPONS ROfS
BURG CELES RACHEL ROSE SEASONS
SENSES, GOTHIC OAK, CoRINTHLAN, DC,
which with the new style of decorating rooms with
GILT WOOD MoULDfNGS, he Is prepared TO paper
Rooms Hail, and Fntries, ia style which cannot
be excelled, and on moderate terms any house
in the country.
Plain ard Glazed Papers, ranging from 10 cents to
$40 D. roll.
lie solicifs AT examination of his Stock as he In
determined to do work at a low PIsuaE, and feels
sats I'd that he will offer great nts to those
who p,ay favor him with call regT-lm
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TELEGRAPHTO NEWS.
RKPORTED FOR THE "DIsPATCH.'
Three rays Later from Europe
ARRIVAL or THE CANADA.

HALIFAX, Oct. THE Canada, with dates from
Liverpool to Sept. 25th, arrived here this morning
The Bank of France had reduced its rate OF dis
france receives I5ooo. 600 francs from China.
indemnity money.
The controversy between Prof. Whitenouso ana
the Cable Directors continues.
The political news IL unimportarf.
The North Star arrived out on the 18th ule.
Among the passengers IL G. w. Bradley, bearer
of dispatches from China.
Cable shares are quoted at f3o0af330.
The British August trade report shows de-
crease Of f5oo, 900, compared With last year
The new telegraph cable between England and
Holland Is successfully laid.
Two thousand additional troops are ordered to
India.
Baron Gros has been made Senator Of France
1t Is said that the French army In Rome Will be
augmented.
The Spanish army will be increased, to be pre-
pared to put down political agitation In any our
The Spanish expedition against the Riff pirates
is said to be postponed until spring. The govern
ment intend to act energetically against Mexico.
minister to Pekin.
1t is reported at Paris that Great Britain will
send military representative to China also.
The Russians are reported to have gained anoth-
er victory over the Crcassians.
A difficulty 10 the Mozambique channel be-
tween the English and Portuguese had taken place
and small English cutter had been seized by the
Portuguese authorities, and the crew sent to the
English Consul at Mozambique, who demanded the
boat and cargo. The demand was unsuccessful
He then left for England, to represent the case to
his government.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Eept. 25.-Cotton frmer. but not quo
table higher-saes for the week of 5000 bales. Or
leans Fair IA Middling do ia, Upland Fair IA
MiddliDg do "a. Stock in port 5os.oo0 bales. O.
which $4,000 IL American. Flour very du)l-hed
ers pressing on the market which closed with de-
clining tendency. Wheat quiet-Western red So I'd
0ss sd white 6s 50 ass 3D. southern white 7sG7s 81
Corn dull and nominel-yelow 34s @35s Bigiand
Aytha 4 Co quote an advance of Is in Corn On the
week. Provisions quiet. Sugar easier.
Money easier. TIE bullion in the Bank of Eng
land has increased S400,000.
Consols 97t40973x.
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In Chesterfield. Oct. I'd, Mrs.. LUCY ANN TINE
LEY AIRED about - years. wife Of NE Iohn q Tins
Ter, and eldest daughter 81 the late Thomas Cross.
aided. she was 4 wri thy memter Of the Rx formed
Church: lived the life OF fhs righteous and died re-
iociue Ia the Oh ristian faith. Ehe leaves dfscon
solase husband two dau1hrrs and > son: an aged
mother lately ber.fs OF her husband; brothers and
sisters ana large circle Of mourning friends.
SO passes earth away:
The yife-the mcther-mistress kind,
Leaves bat her memory behind
~ In endless day. G.
October the 7th, MARY D BOWLES. In the 66th
year OF her age. @
church. 10 day (Fri5ay) at 10 o'clock. Her friends
and relations are invited to attend without further
notice.
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Americans and the slave Ira de-,

The London Times is graciously pleased to com
mend the course Of the American authorities In re.
gard to the savers and negroes captured By Lie ut
Maffitt. That Journal appears to be satisfied that
the United States are acting In good faith, and
that there will be no necessity hereafter of British
visisstions Of American ships to stop this traffic
We should like to see equal energy, fidelity and
philanthropy on the part Of Great Britain and
france 10 putting down the coolis aud African
slave trade, which they now carry on under the
name Of the apprentice system.
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60 New CoNFECrIoNARY.-The veteran JUAN Pr
zTNI one of the Pioneers in that revolution in the
COME ctionary and Fruit trade which gave us in
Richmond magnificent establishments devoted to
that branch of business after few years of retire
ment has again entered the field with all his wonted
energy and skill. He has supplied himself with g
varied and we'll selected stock and set himself down
at No l2S Main street. where he will conduct the
campaign in true Corsican st! lie. Verb, sap.
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I ARD AND SOLAR OILS.-A No. |
- Lard, Solar and other Oils, by the barrel or gal
Ion. OcS w PATERSON. Druggist
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coNcREssToyAT NOMINATION

BrYeHAMproN, N. Y, Wednesday, Oct 6.-The
Hon. r. Holland Duell of Cortland, was yesterday
nominated for Congress by the Republicans from
the 21st Congressional District.
The Grand Jury refused to find an indictment
against Oliver Howard, confined for the murder OF
bis two sons last July, the evidence before them
showing him to be insane. The Sheriff took him
to the Asylum at Utica this morning.
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I ARD-50 bbls. prime Leaf Lard, in
IL store and fer sale By
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NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Robert Canning Brown, an
Englishman. employed a clerk by the London
and Liverpool Insurance Company, has been
rested on the charge of defrauding that Institu-
ton of large amount.
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New nisuIsfer te sr.,. /.

the selection VI Mr.. WILLIAM Pnxsros, Of Louis.
sls. ky - Minister 70 Spain, Il fAvorsbIy spoken
q ~ tbs pssss. Tbs Philadelphia North 1msY,.
can sAys % viii do credit to the position. and
mere credit By far, than the average Of our repre
sentstiyes abroad
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New YORK. Oct. THE bark ThaIes, from New
Orleans, picked up q boat from the wrecked ship
Pelican, containing the mate, VIM. Briggs, and
four seamen, nearly exhausted.
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RICHMOND, Jan. II, 1876.
E~ We have been using SEMpLE's
BAKING POWDERS for some time in my family
and feel no hesitancy 10 saying they excel any 9th
ers which we have used, and would recommend
trial Of them to persons wishing to have good bread
I. Il. BALL.
Manufactured and sold by
JNo w GARBICK, Druggist
And for sale also b. druggists and grocers gene
rally. OCT
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a Thu Rfalsnp Girl

This fine creation of the genius Of the gifted
BAnBEE, about which much has been ssid, con-
tinues still on exhibition at l67 Main street. The
bust of "Gratitude" is also at the same place. Our
readers are familiar with the interesting circum>
stances under which it originated The "Fisher
Girl" will add to Mr.. BARBEE'sgreat fame. Virginia
has reason to be proud of this rising star.
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THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. R.

CHICAGO, Oct. Gin the case of George c. Bates,
the Illinois Central r. r. Co.. for the possession
of the grounds on which the depots is located the
jury last night returned verdict in favor of the
Company.
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4 VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE

I'll on the South side Of Franklin, between Madi.
son and Monroe streets, containing six rooms. To a
responsible tenant, the rent will be moderate. Ap
ply 70 NJ PARRIeH,
&C 6-tf At the Medical College.
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SAUNA oE THE NTAcApA

Boston, Oct. 6.-The R. NJ. steamship Niagara
sailed about ii o'clock this morning with 60 passeu-
gers for Liverpool and for Halifax and 100000
in anecia
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uis1'IiEnr BusssD.-Ths still house belonging 10
"Hhsn hstAer, near Lexington, Va, took Ore On
.oussdAy night Of last week, and was entirely
consumed. s's
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VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE

NCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS
At GEO NJ VESTS Bookstore.
&C sit AS Main street, Eagle Square,
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FROM UTAH.--The Salt Lake mail with dates of the
nth inst arrived at st. Josephs on the LIST inst.
Political matters were quiet in Utah. The Caifor-
MIA Salt Lake mail had been robbed by the Indians
In Carson Valley. DR.. Forney, Superintendent of
Indian Affairs was preparing to leave Salt Lake
city for Carson Valley
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IT, Ivory AMBRoTTPEs, beautifully colored and
encased for 50 cents, at Headquarters OF Art, l39
Main street, REEs L Co, Proprietors.
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16 ALL THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED
with any Chronic Disease considered incurable, will
receive Letter. giving information which will in.
sure speedy and permanent cure. by sending their
names and one stamp Ito prepay postsge) to Lr. T.
b. FooTE, the celebrated Chronic Physician, and
euthor Of Medical Common Sense" saratoga
Springs n. Y. se l3--da W3m
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGo.-The steamship Arago,
from Havana, arrived at New York on Wednesday
morning. The Arago experienced constant sue,
cesson of strong westerly winds and gales during
the entire passage. She brings $50 passengers
the usual mail, and full assorted cargo. Among
her passengers are Col. Radsof aud family
Charge d'Afaires from Denmark to Washington.
George Ii. Goundie, Esq. U. 6. Consul at Zourich
Lieut.. c. Halliday of Swedish Navy, Nine Cera
Wilhorst, prima donna TO the Italian Opera, New
York, and Charles Bonnousxuie. manager of the
New Orleans Opera, with a troupe of artists.
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NOTICE 10 ADvNRrIsRRS.-- AdvefisesnentsJ ov
N DlHpATUH Masf Be handsd 81 ~ Sir ectock IN ke
Afternoon, 10 order to appear NE asxt day. Ie
kedcy pressars If advertisements a7,on s cotnmns
or paper tcu not 0dnsit u tAsr RECEPTION af'ef hf
60tfv ftuNaAd
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NJ In employing Res Co to execute your
portraits, you risk of being represented in a
bungling manner.
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T- FALL AND WINTER MILLINER,

M FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
GooDs.-Just received, and now oren, a large stock
of Millinery Goods. consisting of Plain and Fancy
Velvets; Silks and Satins in piece; French Flowers
in great variety and very rch Ostrich and Marabout
Plumes; Ribbons of all shades and qualities, &c, &c.
ALSC-Thread and French Laces; Lace Bertha
Capee; Iufauts Caps; Hair Pins ard Head 0rna-
ments OF various kinds. n G BARTON,
&C T--6t l6y Main street,
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~ Family Groups and Fancy Cases. at the low
est prices also, Gold BreastpiDs, Earrings and
Lockets. at reduced prices, at the Steam Gallery.
REEFS & Co., ls9 Main street.
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CARPET ROOMS

CARPET ROOMS
WE have one floor devoted exclusively to this de-
partment. and keep such an assortment as will be
to the interest of purchasers to examine:
Comprising Rich Tapestry Velvet Carpets
Rich Tapestry Brussels Carpets
Rich English Brussels Carpets
Three-ply and Ingram Carpets
Rag and Hemp Inqrain Carpets at 25c
Plain and Twled Venetian CARPETS
Mosaic, Chenille and Tufted Rugs
Door Mats in Cocoa, Thread and Velvet
Stair Rods, &C.. &c.
The above came from the most celebrated English
and American Manufacturers and will be sold at
much lower price than tho same goods have ever
before been offered in this market.
N. b Carpets made and put down at the shortest
notice by experienced workmen.
CHRISTIAN Il LATHROP
ocS go Main street
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IMPORTANT VERDIcT.-The Pittsburg and Con-
nelisviile Railroad Company has obtained verdict
against Gen. VIM. Robinson Jr., of Pittsburg for
the sum of $1,000. 1t appears, by statement in
the Pittsburg Chronicle, Gen. Robinson subscribed
tor one hundred shares OF the stock of the compa-
ny in 1857, when Gen. Larmer was its president.
but never paid up. The defence was that the
subscription was made at the instance of General
Larimer, with the understanding that Gen. Robin.
son would never be called upon to pay it, the COM
paDy desiring only to have the Influence of his
name. 1t was further contended that the stock
had been transferred by Gen. Robinson to General
Larimer, and by the latter TO the company, and
that therefore any claim that might have existed
against the defendant was extinguished and the
plaintiffs could not recover. The jury, however
thought otherwise, and gave a verdict against Gen
Robinson for the whole amount of stock, with in.
terest,
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EH- CHEMISTS have ascertained that an alloy can
be composed of certain proportions of tin lead and
bismuth. which will melt at temperature lower
than 2l2 degrees. Of course a teaspoon made of
such alloy would be of little service at breakfast
time, unless Betty, the maid, had special directions
as to the temperature of the tea urn A fusible al
10y somewhat similar, is used in making copies of
Medals by the Electrotype process. We had some
fears upon the subject, not precisely knewirg at
what limits all the metals might feel inclined to pre-
their stability. But, notwithstanding the
late hot weather, we abe to announce that the
stock of new and elegant JOB TYPE lately received
at the DISPATCH JOB OFFICE still retains its solidity
and beauty. and is ready ever for the service of
our thousa nd and one a.rCns.
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~ THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

RT THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
~ A PRoCLANATION.-Infor having been
fs1ssa oy the !; sXeentSe thst Josnpn 1lNUEEr
ling in the county of Monroe, with intent to kill,
has fed from justice. ard is now going at large
therefore, d hereby offer a reward of ONE HUN.
DRED DOLLARS t. any person who shall arrest
the said joseph V. Lively and deliver him into the
Jail IF said county of Monroe: and do moreover
quire all officers of this Commonwealth, civil and
military, and request The people generally, to
their best exertons to procure the arrest of the said
Joseph v. Lively, that he may be brought to jus
tice.
~, Given under my hand as Governor. and I'M
IL der the Less Seal of the Commonwealth. at
t-r-) Richmond, this seventh day of Octr, 1858.
HENRY A WISE.
By the Governor:
GEORGE W MUrFoRD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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CHISA-The Hong Kong papers represent life
and property as very insecure in that colony. A
document was in circulation entitled 'Rules and
regulations for the detection and punishment of
traitors which had greatly alarmed the Chinese
In the employ OF foreign merchants and residents,
and had caused many of them to leave the place
The document advises the seizure and puushr
ment of all such employees who remain in such
service after given day, and the following pro.
clamation had been issued by the Chinese commits
sioner:
l. Whoever catches an English or French rebel
chief will receive a reward Of s. 000 dollars
Z. Whoever cuts off the bead Of a rebel barba-
ran Will receive a reward of 80 dollars
D. whoever catches a rebel barbarian alive will
receive reward of 100 dollars
L. Whoever catches traitor will, on produc.
ing satisfactory evidence, receive a reward of 20
90 lars.
o. Whoever can manage to burn or take large
war steamer will receive a reward of 10000 dol.
lars.
b. whoever can manage to burn or take a
shallow water steamer will receive 1000 dollar g.
and be recommended for further reward.
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0,HE TRIUMPH OF THE
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
HAS REEN ATTAINED by

FR y e II n
Nos 5s5 AND 5s7, BROADWAY, NY.
in copying DagHcrreotypes or Ambrotypes OF de-
ceased living persons AID en'argtn9 to the size
Faithful copies will be made, and the likeness guar
snteed TO be satisfactory furnished at
The Lore of Mr. A. MORRIS, 81 Main street Rich
mond. Va where specimens may be seen. Call and
examine them. ocs-3t
EAIR IN RICHMOND. OCTOBER 25rH
Il TO 3orH The Executive Committee hare adopt
ed the following rates Of entra fees The means
If meeting tbs costs of the Fair including the Pro
mium list of $1,000:
On all articles conten5ing for premiums, ten per
cent If the amount IF said premium provided fee
be less than one doIlar-fruts flowers and domestic
manufactures exhibited by ladies or children ex-
cepted.
Tickets of admission for others than members,
IJfffv cents; children t,centy; fire cents.
Members to be admitted upon showing their GER
tificates of Membership to the 0ate-keepers
cS-lw G DIMMOCK, secy v "A Socy
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hnson Burlingame. has been nominated for re-
election to Congress by the Republicans of Mas
sachusetts
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President and Di-
~ rectors of the Belvidere Manufacturing Comps
ny have declared dividend of ten per cent on the
capital stock of said Company payable on and after
18th instant at their Office
GEO WHITFIELD, President.
INV LUBBOCK, Sec'y. &C Slot
FRENCH CAN DIES, $4,000 lbs.
l. Chrystaized Fruits: 100 do Conversation Lo-
zenges; 100 do Chocolate Cream Drops; gross Pee
tornl Gum do $50 lbs Liquid Gum Drops: 200 do
Solid do; leo do Birds and Animals leo do Cordial
Drops: 100 do Brandy do; 100 do Madeira Wine
Drops; 100 do Port do do; 100 do Ice Cream do: $40
do Penny Toys; 500 do Jujube Pasts. Together with
made daily and which / am offering at reduced
prices. LOUIS BOSSIEUX,
ecS No so Main street
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STEAMER BELVIDERE.

~Ts~ STEAMER BELVIDERE,
SSssSTssszzCFOR BALTIMORE-Freight receiv-
ed to-day (FRIDAY,) and up to the hour of o'cik
p. Nj, SATURDAY, eth inst, unless a suficiency
be receiy prior to that hour.
Consignees are requested to send for their goods
to day.
Freight for Boston taken directly on, at mo.
derate Rates and with expedition.
o. SGT LUDLAH II WATSON.
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PASSENGERS FOR NEW

PASSENGERS FOR NEW
FE YORK, by the steamship r A :
&EIEssi3x.S( NOK Il, are re auested to be on board
49, q before the hour of departure o'cik
NJ, FRIDAY, the Sth inst
Ticketsand berths secured at our office at Rockets
Passage to New York. meals and state room nclu.
ded, only $40; Storage passage only S.
Passage to Norfolk, same rs By the river boats.
Excursion tickets for the round trip available uE
til the 9th October issued fer Sl5
oc Sit IUDLAM WATSON,
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4RUC1Ax Hox1CHe.

n~ NorrcH-PHo1EcTIoH BUrIDIso
rusp COMPANY. The Stockholders 10 this company
are requested 20 attsnd the monsnay ms ,i Nm
The PROPOSED alteration and Amendmepts % the
Constitution and b. Law. VIII be acted npSn;
Hitchcock Osborns's Carriage Repository, NO. z''
curing ~ a ,ns rsy '" WIG Ses AT BURR.
~ Secretary.
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SEASONaBLE bUOTo Ah

- SEASUNABLE bUUI6 AND
$500 SHOHS-For Ladies. misaes AMI children,
OF the following very desirable styles, viz: Ladies'
Caltskn. Goat and Morocco Boots and Buskirs.
with or without heel; ladies' Side Lace and Con
gress Caters. with without heels; isses' Nc
rocco. Goat and Calf Boots, with without heels:
misses Congress, Side Lace and Button Caters;
chdren's Shoes of various Sizes &C Ill of the
above of the best quality. aad will be sold
at the very lowest prices.
MARCUS HARRIS. fSS BROAD ST
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DEPARTURE OF JUDGE BOWLIN, COMMIs-
SIONER TO PARAGUAY.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Judge Bowlin received final
instructions this morning, and leaves this after
noon for New York. The Sabine is expected to
sail with him from that port on Saturday.
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DEATH OF RUFFIAN.-A notorious individual
Colin LIE Bleu, who had long been the terror of ST.
Landry aud Calcasieu, Miss, killed recently at
the latter place. As he was approaching the hotel
four heavily loaded guns were discharged at him,
lodging forty or fifty buckshot in his body. Three
young men were arrested for the deed, but subse-
quently released, the deed having been done by
the general sanction of the community. lie Bleu,
On one OCCASION forbid the Judge to hold court in
Calcusieu, and actually, by pointing pistol at
him, made him leave the bench.
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~BuYRRs OF Stoves, ATTENTION
ASA SNYDER,
At THE RICHMOND STOVE WORKS.

ASA SNYDER,
AT THE RICHMOND STOVE WORKS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Continues the manufacture. for the supply OF the
Southern market, OF those very popular COOKING
STOVES. the
VIRGINIA AIR TIGHT
GEM OF THE SOUTH. Qhe best double oven
Stove extanD
SOUTHERN PLANTER
SOUTHERN IRON WITCH
AND
RICHMOND PREMIUM
Also. HEATING STOVES for parlors, Offices
stores factories churches. and depots.
HS-REM EMBE "a
That these Stoves are hearicr than Northern
Plates can be at all times promptly supplied, and
their operation is warranted to satisfactory
aFCertificates of merit might be produced py
hundreds If necessary.
BE SURE
To enquire for the RICHMOND MAKE OF
STOVES, ard buy no others, as dealers can make
more on Northern Stoves aud are therefore mere
;.staso.+as IN thair sala Oc Aim
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PoLITICAL-The democrats of Albemarle have
held meeting and adopted resolutions favoriue
Alexandria as the place, and December 1st as the
time for holding the gubernatoral convention.
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a. STRAYED UR STOLEN-From
GSA Smith. on Church Hill, Bay COLT,
two years old He may be known by small star
in the forehead the right knee little disngu1 ed
and larger than the left, from en- injury received
when yonng and a very few white hairs in the tail.
He carries his head high stout in body but not tall
for his age Any one returning the same to me, or
giving information that will lead to his recovery
will he suitably rewarded.
&C S-2taw3w* r SMITH
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- Ar the regular monthly meetinl

~ Ar the regular monthly meeting
NJ ths N .rrursrxR BrItprxG FUND COMPANY held on
the evening OF the 10Th OF september. 1853; notice
was given that the following amendment 10 the C9n.
sifution would be acted upon ct thor next regular
meeting:
.Moved that the Directors Of this company De su-
thorized at their discretion to make loan 'or Re.
funds A. they may deem advisable. taking real es-
tate security. the interest to BE- paid monthly -
Moreover hat the stock holders be allowed TO re-
deem or cancel their shares upon such terms ~ may
oe ~ sg sVst. "po" " INV JAS SCOTT. Seer.