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MISCELLANEOUS

BOyd's Rhetoric,
Cutters First Physiology,
Cutters Physiology and Anatomy.
Crittenden's BOOz Keeping,
Grsy's How Plants Grow
Gray's Lessons in Botany,
Grsy's Manual OF Botany,
Hrtchcock's Geology.
] yelrs Manual Of Geography,
Lyell's Principles Of Geology,
MaiiisOn's AstTO~ Omy,
MayheW's Book Keeping,
PaysOu < DuntOn's Wri ing Books
QuackenbOs' English COmpOsitionJ
81. Johns Geology.
School Speakers IA kinds,
Waits en- the Mind,
WIight's OTthOgraphy,
Woods First Botany,
Woods Glass Book Botany.
Whaieley's Rhetoric,
Whateley's Logic.
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CHURCH MUSIC. &cl

The Jubilee,
The Cythera,
The Thanksgiving.
The New Lutte Of Zion,
The Shawn,
The Song Crown.
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ePEcIAL NOTICES.
- THs Yourg Mrrs' CasIsrIAN A

- THs YouEg MINIS CdBIsrIAN As
ISOLATION of the city: having received commune
cation from the Relief Committee u New Orleans,
that funds were wanted ~ meet the exigepcies OF
the terrible epedemc now raging In that city. here
by earnestly solicit aid rom the CITIZENS of Rich
mopd
names appended, will cali on the citizens In thei
respective Districts fo contributions which will also
be received Mt the Book Store Of Philip Price and
First District NORTH from Broad and West from
Jenkin.. y Hobson and Tho, 8 Arnlissesd.
from It'll street: VIM Mayo, X ID Tabb. and W NJ
Third District Canal Street to the River. west
VIM Wilson VIM Atkinson.
Fourth Dtstrict.-from 7th to 18th Street. north
from Broad: Albert Blair, r Macmurdo and Ii
Fifth DiarIct Prom It'll to 18th. from franklin
70 Br.ad: X Meade. John Williams, and ID
sizth District From 7th to 18th, from Franklin to
Nam street: 4 y Noting. Jr. D B Reeve, L Lum.
kin and Chas Rose.
| Ssrenh District.-From 7th to 18th, from Main to
Cary Street: James Burress. We Hill and John
Eighth District From 7,h to leh. from Cary
Street to the River: II Walsh. o II Uhalkley. G
Ninth District From 18th to 18th, from Cary
Street to the river: III l. Powell, VIM White, l. Z
| Anderson aud Thos Nimno.
west from the River: VIM Robbins, J I Wiks, X
Wiley and Robert Richardson.
| Eleventh. Dtstrict.-From the River, which forms
Street to Broad along il. northern side to 2t along
its eastern side to Franklin along its northern SIDE
to 18th, along its eastern side to NAM a1opg .a
Twe!fh biarict Church and Union Hills: VIM
couig so " ma and d Hnn5
oc I8-It RIO Il RICHARDSON, Sec'y.
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- $50. $50. $50. 80. S5O-SI


GERS SEWING MAcRIxEs.-we have just produced
and are now prepared to supply orders for singers
New Family Sewing Machine, containing the latest
Improvement. at the extreme low price Of FIFTY
DOLLARS.
This Machine will be warranted to sew a greater
variety of fabrics in better style than any Wheeler
reduction in the price Of all our Standard Sewing
Machines was made on the LIST october, 1853.
If any of the ladies' of Richmond who have per
mitted the rery modest agent of the Wheeler Will
Co. to refer to them in his advertisements hap
pen to experience, others sometimes do, the fol
lowing difficulties. or any OF them: let, That ihH
Wheeler a Wilson Machine requires the securing
and holding of both threads when commencing n
seam. I'd, Difficulty in changing from one kind OF
another, and accomplish good work Sd. That some
fabrics such oiled silk, goods of irregular sur
fsce. cannot be sewed at all. 4th. That in sewing
delicate fabrics the thread i chafed By too much
friction and the surface of the goods injured 5th
That in sewing goods of close texture, frequent
breaking Of the thread occurs sth That In sewing
in spite of all precautions. straight thread will
often be left on the under sidethe imperfect mail
bag sttch-snd sometimes the straight thread will
vary from one eide to the other. sth, That fax
thread cannot be used with the Machine. 9th, That
the Machine, although used with the utmost care,
tentiop Of machnst. 10Th. That is incapable Of
being used to advantage upJn any except light fab
RIGS IT, we say, the ladies' of Virginia, using the
Wheeler u Wilson Machines, experience any of the
troubles above suggested, we assure them that such
defects not necessary evils and if they will cali
at our ofioe; in Richmond. we will show them
Machines which will demonstrate this important
fact
- For all general manufacturing purp it ia well
known that there is nothing at all equal to Singers
gard to Sewing Machines for the psrlor, the panta-
ton or the workshop, we court discussion, invite
and binding guages OF the most approved style
attached to any of singers Machines when required.
NJ SINGER 4 Go,
sc 12-6t A q TTERFlELD, Agt
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~ Jos PAINTING. LIN all the various improve
mepfs now making. that in letterprc-s printing mas
not been neglected and the consequences Is that
merchants, mechanics and professional men cen
new reach the public'eye with cards ani circulars
got up In the neatest styIe at cost 80 tr1nng that
the expense |. scarcely worth calculating. In the
Dispatch Dob ofee, where the most approved laeor
saving machinery Is In use, and tire best workmen
are employed, the Proprietors are prepared tofsr-
nish handsome printed cards ut from " 10 70 per
thousand white or colored, and circulars at from
81 50 to So per thousand The facilities they POS
for rapid printing give them the means ofdoing
work as cheap as It can be done at the North aud
as they masters of their profession they can get
itup In as good style. All who wish Cards, Circu-
lars and Show Bills printed for distribution during
the approaching Fairs, would do well to send in
their orders and have them supplied at once, while
there Is ample time to fill them.
~ RICHMOND THEATRE
GRAND REVIVAL
Of the Grand Romantic Spectacle of the
SEA Office
with all its
ORIGINAL spLENDoR.
Sea OF Ice. Tonight.
Sea Of Ice. Tonight.
A Mothers Prayer, Tonight.
Thirst for Gold, Tonight.
Sea of Ice. Tonight
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A SAD PHASE OF BANK ROBBERY CAsE.-At the
Hamilton &C. W. Assizes on Tuesday, the father of
John Monkhouse, who recently decamped from
that city after robbing the Bank of Montreal
where he was employed as assistant cashier-of up
wards of $4,000, WAS put upon bis trial charge
of receiving and secretng the stolen property Of
which large portion was found on the old mails
premises In addressing the jury, Mr.. Freeman
counsel for the prisoner, confined his defense prin
cpally to the plea that the prisoner knew nothing
of the transaction until after his sons light and all
he done was merely to hide an only sons crime,
without any guilty knowledge or participation by
himself The proof'o his guilty participation,
however, irresistible, and the jury brought in
verdict of guilty, with recommendation to
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NECOND SUPPLY OFNEw GOODS

~ GOLDSMlr is.receiving great many new goods.
purchased at the Northern auctions at very reduced
prices. lie viii open this morning very large as
sortment OF Cloth Cioaks, Busters and Circulars
ranging In price from 80 up to the tinest quality
1904 French Woven Corsets at 81; DimIty, Cambria
and Muslin Bands, extra cheap. He has The cheap
Sleeves Waists or any description Of Embr oderies
you can find a handsome assortment aud at low
prices; in Millinery Goods he cannot be exceled in
Style price or quality aud he has splenlId assert
ment. Trimmings of all kinds can be had of him at
= great saving. Gents Furnishing Goods; Fancy
Bieachod Cottons in the city. If you wish to pur-
chase good, cheap aud desirable goods. cali at
tx ftDI,DSNiN'S oc5 prnad
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oPnCLAL NoxICHs.
- Oar 0oops.

We ere to-day recevins additions 70 our stock, OF
IS bales heavy 4 ana 6-f FULLED CLUTH5
Is cases Sleeps Grey SATr1NETs
~ :" a. ia and "a Heavy pIsid LINSBYS
II Nine Oxford Cadet and Grey Mixed SATIl-
Is cases New Styles PRINTS
Is bales Negro BLANKETS
., TO- II and IL quarter Bed BLANKETS
IL bales fLANNtLS
BIeachsd LETTINGS, Fancy nAssIMEREs and
TwFEDS, all wool KENTUCKY JEANS
Plain PERSI ans and CASHMERE5
Plain all wool MOUSLINS
Fancy Printed do
Fancy MOUSLtN De LINES
ROBES A QUiLLE, ROBES LBZ and RoBEs
BAYADiER VALENCIEs. MOUsLINs and DE
BA0ES
With great many other gods suited to the
season, all of which we will sell low 20 merchants
Elicit DREWRY.
IL Pearl street,
90 I6-2w Richmond, Va.
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MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS.

Bosros, Oct Is : The Americans held a large
mass meeting at Faneui Hall tonight. George NJ
Browne, of Worcester, presided. Amos A. Law
renee and Increase Sumner accepted the nomina-
tions for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, and
their nominations were unanimously ratified by
the meeting. Hon. L. w. Andrews, of New York,
and Hon. Jacob Broom, of Philadelphia addressed
the meeting. Considerable enthusiasm was mani
tested.
mated Moses g. Cobb for Congress. In the First
district, John &. Wilson is the Democratic nomi-
nee.
The Democrats of the Tenth district have nomi.
mated DIR. Charles Osgood, Of Mortified, for Con.
gress.
In the Eleventh District, Thos. ?. Plunkett re.
ceived Democratic nomination.
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Lvuchburg DAILY Republican.

We have received the first number of the Daily
Republican, Of Lynchburg, edited by X. ii. GLAsf,
ESQ., who has associated with him in the proprie
torship Mr.. GEonaE W. HARDwIeKE, for some time
connected with the Richmond Examiner Office,
and who is a gentleman of acknowledged worth,
intelligence and energy. Mr. Glass Is an editor OF
decided abilities and long experience, aud will
publish daily which will be credit to the press
Of Virginia, and highly beneficial to the interests
Of Lynchburg We cordially wish great success
to the new enterprise.
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7TLEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PORTED ron Tak "ptspArCH.
THE ELECTIONS.
INDIANA.

IsprANApoLis, Oct. 18-The returns come 70 ous
slowly, and the result on the State ticket y
frl. Three Democratic judges are probably elect
cd and the Democrats have majority oil the sen
ate The House is close and doubtful.
IOWA.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Oct. 16.--Returns reported
and official from ten counties In this District, snow
q Republican gain OF 200 from last year. Inc ,nai
cations are that Curtis (Rep 10 reelected to Con-
gress by 1000 majority.
OHIO.
CfscryyArr, Oct. 16.-The official count OF the
XyIIta Congressic nal District, gives Theaker,
fRep) 105 majority.
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In to-dsy's paper We publish q telegraph dis'
patch, dated New Orleans, Saturday, which was re-
ceived over the new Southwestern Telegraph
Line, via Chattanooga, Knoxville, Bristol and Lynch
burg. This ie q new telegraph route, and will
break up the present monopoly OF the New York
and New Orleans line.
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THE FEVER At NEW ORLEANS

New ORLEANS, Oct 16.-The Howard Association
here have issued card stating that the fever, the
past week, has ragged with undated vioeHce, be,
ing fed by the large number of the unaccIimated,
who, despite the warnings put forth. continue to
crowd To this CITY
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@- WHIrEHuBsr's OLD GALLERY,

MAIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. takes Pictures
from 81 cents to 81. Ambrotypes. Melainotypes on
either in pastile oil. The painting to be done by
a first class portrait painter. He does not pretend
TO take them by the 600 or by the aid OF machine
line of steamers. He has two tkylights enabling
him at all times to get good Pictures advantage
not possessed by any other Gallery in Richmond
&C 16-lm
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COLLISION AT SEA.-The telegraph has announced
ac0llision on the 18th inst, near Crany Island,
between the U. 5. steamer Arctic, coming from
Washington, and the City of Richmond, of the
Union Steamship Line the latter having just left
her wharf at Norfolk, with heavy freight and
number of passengers, including the members of
the Aid Fire company of that city, who had started
on visit to Philadelphia. The Norfolk Argus
says:
1t appears that the City of Richmond, according
to rule, bore to the right when nearing the Arctic
but the pilot of the latter, by mistake or miscal.
cHlation, took the wrong course and ran plump
iuto the City of Richmond striking nearly at right
angles. the larboard side, abreast of the smoke
stack ,causDga terrific crash, STAYING in the planks,
| carrying away the mizen mast smoke stack,
pipes, part of the gunwale and other timbers, in-
juring the steam drum and otherwise damaging
the ship in a serious manner.
Every suitable effort made by Captain
Mitchell, of the C. of r.. to avoid the collision, and
that after the accident took place he Immediately
directed his attention to the safety of his passe
gers. The injured steamer, however, kept afioat,
and in good time was towed back to her wharf,
where large number of persons had assembled to
learn the par ticulars of the disaster. No life WAS
lost, and no person was seriously injured by the
accident; but there we're some very narrow escapes
The mate of the damaged ship was knocked down
and slightly injured on arm DR.. West who
was board, was ascending to the upper deck
at the time. and although the mast, smoke stack,
&c, came laundering down, just over his head, he
| escaped without injury.
| The damage, including the detention, is suppos-
ed to amount to about $4,000; aud, considering the
circumstances attending the affair, it is remark
able that the ship did not go to the bottom there
by causing not only heavy loss of property, but
| serious destruction OF life Tho Arctic proceeded
unipjured to the Navy Yard, and after her arrival
Commodore Dornin. on learning the particulars of
the collision, promptly dispatched the boatswan
OF the Yard over TO Capt. Mitchell, who, after a
short interview, was Informed that Capt. Dornin
proposed that the ship be towed Immediately over
to the Yard, to receive such repairs will enable
| her to proceed on her voyage TO Philadelphia
with her freight, which includes 400 bbis. -four;
and the work to be completed at the expense Of
| of the Government, when she returns
The hremen proceeded on their trip in the stea-
mer Louisiana, taking with them their splendid
engine, which received no injury by the accident,
which arrested their progress on their pleasant
excursion to the City of Brotherly Love-
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MONTREAL, Oct. 16.-Jacksou, known the
American Deer. finished last night the feat Of
walking lis hours continuously, aud at its conclu-
sion offered to walk half an hour longer. A large
crowdwas present to witness the conclusion Of the
task
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Now in store full supply, cargo Of schr Misnio-
nette Purchasers are Invited to examine the quail
ity of our wares We especially recommend the
Richmond Portable Furnace. Bay State Cooking
Range and Harp Cook Stove.
Repairs always on hand for all leading articles cold
at the Governor Street Stove Store.
oc n GEORGE STARRETT.
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LOST.

7 OST POCKET BOOK-$20 REWARD.
IL Left on the seat of an omnibus, ON Broad St.,
on Wednesday evening last, the 18Th inst. Moroc
co Port Monnaie. containing about ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS in money and valuable papers.
For the return of which, with the contents. 1 will
give twenty dollars. IL was seen in the omnibu !
after left it. by lady, who got out at LIST stree,
leaving other persons in the omnibus
l respectfully ask all interview with the gentle
man who look seat in the same Omnibus ia trout
OF the door of Messrs John A. Lancaster i son.
about 21a O'Clock of that day. can be at any
time at the office of Peters, Martin Co., next door
to Haxall, Crenshaw cos oil e..
&C lS-3tif WILSON PETERS.
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f6FVIRGIyIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL
SocIETY-The Executive Con mittee of this Society
will meet at the Office of President Lyons, ~ 10
oc is,2s DIMMOCK. Sec'y.
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PEDESTRIANISd,

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 16.-The banks of Augusta
will, on and after Monday next, sell New York
sight exchange at par.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday morning, l4th inst, ut Monumental
Church. by Rev Geo Woodbridge ALFk ED HuL
LADAY to Miss ALICE 9 MACON, both of this
city.
On the I4th inst by Rev 7 Moore. DR. JOHN F
SINTUN to Miss SARAH JANE. daughter Of j FL
ColQuitt, EsQ, all of Heurico county, Va.
At Midlothian Grove. by the Rev. Samuel Taylor,
October 18th, Mr. j. r. FERRELL, OF Danville, 10
Miss A. &. McGRUDER of Chesterfield. Va.
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sT.,rorr IN evdsv to dpTsdr ne nfa ddY ~
~ is.r s,u not adma Of thar rscpoa aser ne
Aosg mamtd- -
..nnaaS and Railroad Disaster.
=, !, a.,d that since the commencement. OF Ocean
CO.., N.,tsstion, eleven vessels have been de-
.,rovea and 7wsSrr-six HUNDRED LIVES HAvk BEEN
~, The ,ats loss OF the Austria, with its terrhc
Details az arouy. has nearly passed from the public
ro,nd Fesrsui disasters upon the sea and upon
-.,,r,.., make but q transient impression, so
.om,nnn have they become. These wholesale mur-
der, are committed with impunity. and the people
h.,. "a reI,ef and no hope OF relief. misplaced
.~,,eb on railroad collision, or other accident,
.as r..n,, 81 criminal negligence hurries hundreds
into eternity, mangies and mains others 10. ''s'
aiIs whole households with eereaved leia'Fes'
nth ~idows and orphans. whose whole lives are
made wretched BY this horrid slaughter, yet tnefe
8. NO punishment; the chief murderers calculate
on the impun.sy extended to other railroad muir"
derers before them, and that the hustle and ex-
element of few days will wipe out the recollec'
tIon Of the horrid tragedy. And thus the country
goes on, from tragedy to tragedy; there is no
help; there 10 hope; the travellers by sea must
take their chances, stay at home; the travellers
by land must take the railroad, or not trave' az
ALL aud run the risk Oh ipsecute pii"Soes 'A'ef'
switches, rapid running round curves, ana the
bresk-neck speed to make mp lost time. 1t IS as II
VIC lived under despot whose reign was advanta-
VEN, to trade and commerce, but who, every
month or two, was seized with a mad passion ior
cutting Oh multitude OF heads, and SO sailed out
of his pslacs and run q muck in the streets at
the helpless populace. killing indiscrim'nateiy
men. women and children. King Steam is pretty
much such monarch, aud he Is the real king !
this country, whose royalty even the sovereign
people have to bow TO, and our lives are more COM
peteIy iD his hands than the lives OF the poorest
wretcbes in Cans.autiDople In the bands OF the
most cruel Sultan that ever sat upon the Turkish
throne.
It il but poor consolation to American citizens
that In Europe, and especially in France, rail
road accident rarely occurs aud that the same Sc
curity is therefore possible in this country; nor
is It very comforting to know that ocean steamers,
properly constructed, and with thoroughly discir
plned and vigiiant crews, may be made safe and
reliable. We know that the spirit Of greed ana
covetousness, the eagerness to make money, VIII
not permit proper precautions for the safety q
our travelling public in this day aud generatiop.-
we must bow OR heads before King Steam like
slaves before the Sultan, and submit to the bow
string whenever he sees At TO apply it.
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"a For clear aud distinct ADbrotype, beauti
full, cvlored, employ REEs Go.
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~ AT REFS Co.'S Headquarters of Art. you can
obtain as good if not better Lkenesses for so cents
than other first class Galleries charge $50 and 81
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RM VoLTAIRE's PHILOSOPHICAL Dr.

@ VoLTAIRE's PHILOSOPHICAL DIc-
TIoNARY. (unsbrdged.) 400 pages. large svo, ex-
celleBt print, we'll bound calf S.. Sent By mail
to any part of the United States. without ex ia
charge. Persons may now obtain this much desired
work by RENTING the amount to
KEYSER Il ROGERS,
Fourth.and Chestnut streets,
Oc l6-3t PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
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RB- RICHMOND AGENCY
LIVERPOOL ANB LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY
Capital $l0,Oo0,0OU!


Deer Half Mtion Of Dollars Inut sted in The United
States!
THE LIABILITY OF THE SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED.
The revenue of the Company derived from Pre-
miums of Insurance. exceeds TWO MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS ANNUALLY. The Company is there
fore prepared to increase the hitherto taken
en- unexceptonable risks. They will issue Policies
for loss or DAMAGE by Fire on Buildings. Merchan-
die. Household Furniture, &c, &C.. ON LIBERAL
TERMS.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
(MUTUAL SYSTEM.)
Capitals ,5OO,0OOi
This Company has paid IN the state of Virginia,
over ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS to widows, orphans and creditors.
DIVIDENDS are declared annually, and have
CENT
MEDICAL ExAMINERs-RoRr COLEMAN JAMES II
CONWAY, A q WoRTHAM.
SLAVES insured on the most favorable terms, for
one or number of years.
If you are not insured. call without delay. and
procure policy.
CHAs + WORKMAN ..sr,.
Il W WYATT. 9son'''
Office for the present 2O3 Main street.
sc 20-ifts
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PASSENGERS FOR NEW
1N1 YORK. by the Mail Steamship
~LerH&L& JAMkSTOWN are requested to be
IN board before the hour of depar-
ture y Gin, VI. Tuesday the 18th inst.
Tickets and berths secured at our Office at Rock
etts
Passage to New York, Meals and Stateroom inclu-
ded, ouiy So 5teerage passage only S..
Passage to Norfolk, same as by the river boats
Excursion Tickets, for the round trip, available
until the u III october, issued for SIS.
Freight received to-day. (MONDAY0 and up to
the hour of O'CLOCK. NJ Tuesday, unless a suffi-
cheney be received prior to that hour.
Freight for boston, consigned to the agent at New
York, will be forwarded directly on, at moderate
rates, and with expedition.
&C IS--2t LUDLAM & WATSON,
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SAILED FOR EuaoPE-The steamer Arago which
LEFT New York for Hsvre on Saturday, took out
$f2e,sle To specie, and IT'S passengers, among
VII om were Horatio de Glentworth, U. s. consul
to Rome, HonqB. 7. Butler, formerly U. s. Attor.
rey General, and g. Breant and lady, Of Richmond.
Vir9fnia
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~ INTERESTING TO THE READEa.-The GIFT Book
STORE, at No "a Main street, ia now open, with
splendid lot of new Books and new Presents. Don't
fail to step in and examine.
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PROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHTSGToN, Oct. 16-The Navy Department
this morning appointed all the remaining of
fcers for the Brazil and Paraguay expedition. The
vessels carry one hundred and fifty thirty two
Founders and twenty-one nine inch guns, besides
mortars
Tho General Land Office, in a protest filed
in the name of the School Commissioners of Wa
busha county, Minnesota, against presumption and
location being allowed upon sections sixteen
and thrty.six, within the Sioux halfbreed reser-
walton. has declared they have never been appro-
priated for school purposes, and are, therefore,
subject 10 pre- emptiOn the same as other lands.
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'RELIaious-Bishop Early Is at present ia Kansas,
attending the Conference now in session there
On bis way from Chiicothe, the seat Of the Mis-
souri, Conference, he preached at Lexington, in
that State The annual Conference OF the Methc.
dist Church, Of Virginia, will be held at Abingdon
on the 4th Of November next