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tBe,ween the dances there grand promenade By The
Monster Orchestra)
The admirable, having all the sfe and
sparkle Of champagne II addressed OF tho
heels rather than 10 the head and startled people of
waltz posn or gaiop, before they had time to think
whether exactly the thing 10 dance Musard con
Quoted with his usual saeor are, and the two bands
cluded nearly all the best players ia the city The ladies'
unanimously declared that there kld such
dance music here BEFORE and their critics upon such
matters Is final.
The people present included all sub
OF metropolitan life. OF there great many
snobs who would take their hats the oor do other
stupid things 70 show how clever they were, like
wise maby ladies', With singular IDEAS on tho
subject Of full dress and uncomfortable looking
men of military tnra Of clothes and aspect but
What would any ball be without them, should like 70
know. The "lancers' might as well be omitted On tho
whole there fewer badly dressed III hammered
people than We have at any public ball before,
and every one behaved with the utruost propfety In
compliance with suggesiion which has been made in
tins Journal several times no spurious liquors per
mitted 10 be sold within the Academy and the effect in
preserving peace and quetness better patta
ion Of policemen. Tho affair altogether well ma
naged and passed on the satisfaction OF all concerned
The last Of the fets-a popular CONCERTS announced
for 20 day when all the decor atoms of last night will
main on exhibition They alone worth the nominal
sum demanded for admission.
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The Dmsulsy between the Old and the New
pyfgse.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Sloseon

D,c 2l.-Esmael Slaios Fernando Wood The case
already noticed, has occupied the Court Cor several days
and s one Of twelve suits brought By Metropolitan po,e
against the Mayor for an alleged assault said b.
have been tcmmtee hy mctnbers 0f the Oh force
y preventing the serving cf process q the Court on
Mr. Wood
NJ O'Couor opoDsd the case ior The defence
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~ tbs pcni the game postponed until this evening
at o O'Clock
lfFE ~ lEcToR STREET-Betwecn nine and ten O'Clock
last night Ire discovered in the paint shop a
Ke,cham samuols, The second door of No 81 Rector
street. Tho aames we're cxtnguishcd before the ars
extended beyond the second nOor. Tho hrst and thrt
foors arc occupied BY Charles Secor Co. shpwrghtg
and blacksmths. The building owned BY Samuel Scc1r
4 dfmagcd about 600. Tho damage 70 the pant stock
viii se about $500, insured The damage ~ the black
smith shop about sl0o. man, unkc0wn, was run
by H,rc Company No. q IN Broadway while on her
way 70 the IRE. lie paccd IN n carriage by his
frcnds and sent homo our reporter unable lcarn
his q
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REPUBLICAN, PARTY IN MIssouRI.-The repubi.
cans OF st. Louis have organized central Democratic
Republican Association - designed nucleus of an cf
cient state organization II proposed 10 extend branches
nto every section OF the State
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The Mount Vernon Fete-second Night-(srand
Bal Pare mt the Academy o( Music.

The second lnstamcnt Of the Of entert m ns in
aid OF the funds Of the Mount Vernon Association was
given at the Academy last evening the shape Of full
dress ball. the first grand soi,es daane Of "a easou
which with the holidays and ends with Lent,
hisa for several First Of course, account
of its object TO assist preserving the home and tomb
Washington Mecca 10 which the pilgrims Of liberty
from all parts Of the world might turn their steps Sc
cond in view OF the distinguished patronage under which
the affair given, the eminent in the poll
teal, literary, artistic and fashionable world being
attached to its programme Third, because it the
dfbu in the American salon du bal OF Musard the
ducior Of the famous opera balls in Paris the pet
Lepecter. II not strange, then, hat although
the bah little early in the season, very large
night. The people very fashionable, very se'ect
and Of course very late, the attendance being up
ts full strength until eleven o'clock when the house pre-
sened brilliant spectacle. 10 had been tefuly and
richly decorated The arrangement the floor and stage
the before At the Opera house, and boxes
were draped IN the flags OF all nations The proscenum
boxes dcore with wreaths Of Christmas evergreens
and over the centre Of the stage device in gagnt
bearing this legend
WOMAN RsscrEs Hfs HOME AND TOMB.
4>>S~~>S<><<~
The band for the dance music, led by Musard, was
placed upon the stage that for the concert directed by
Mr. Joseph Nol occupied the ntre Of the grand
Extra chandeliers dependant from the roof OF the
decorations to the splendid theatre coup
daii.
The following is the programme OF the concert and
BALL
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oc Ip.raLs


sm $50. $50. $50. $50, $50.-sIs-
GERS SEWING MAcnlrEs-We have Just produced
and now prepared 10 supply orders sos Fingers
New Family Sewing Machine. containing ths lateet
Improvement, at tho extreme low price OF FIFTY
This Machine will DO warranted to sewa greater
Wilson Machine ever exhibited in yirgiuia, great
reductior in the price Of all our STANDARD Sewing
Machines was made Oh the lat octaeer, lsS
nit,sd i In. esry n.osss agent Of III. wheeler viii
son Co TO refer to them his adye. sseRents hap
lowing difficulties, or any Of them: 1s., That the
Wheeler 4 Wilson Machine requires the securing
ard holding Of both threads when commencing
seam. I'd, Difficulty Ia changing from one kind Of
FABRIC to another. or from one eize Of thread to
another. and accomplish good work. Sd. That some
be rs seWed At M 4h That IL sewing
delicate fabrics the thread is chafed BY too mncb
friction, and the surface of the go>ds nIsred. 9Th.
breaking Of the thread occurs 9Th. That in sewing
some fabrics puckeriBR will take place. 18th, 1hN
in spite Of All precautions. straight thread WI
bag siitch-and sometimes the straight thread will
vary from one side TO the other. sth, That hax
thread cannot be used with che Machine 9Th, That
the Machine although used with the utmost care.
will very often get out OF o-der, and require the at
tention of machinis; 10Th, That IT la incapable q
being used to advantage rpan any excep: light lab
RIGS IT. wa gay, til. ladies Of VirCiria. using the
Wheeler Wilscn Machines, experience any Of the
troubles above suggested. assur' them that sBch
defects 81 not necessary evils. aud If they will cd,
at our OF, a. in Richnond. We viii show them
Machines which will demonstrate this important
fact
For all general manufacturing purp sea II il well
known that there s nothing at all e9usi to Singers
gard to Sewing Machines for the parlor. the pana-
fion or the workshop, ceurt discussion, invite
com parison. and CHALLENGE com petitioa. Hemmlnr
and binding guases of the most approved -tyle
NJ SINGER d CO.
81 . Main sITr e. Ei 81 nHh Va.
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We give place with great pleasure to the follow
ing communication and second its appeal With all
our hearts. We have been informed that it is the
attention of the Mechanics Institute to throw
open the admirable Richmond Library to the pu b..
lie a. soon as the room can be prepared and the
books properly arranged. We invite the attention
Of the committee having the subjsct in charge to
the subjoined communication. The AthenRum
Committee. which performed all its duties In a
manner that deserved the gratitude and respect Of
the community, fully appreciated the importance
Of making the library an agreeable aud attractive
place Of resort, and We cannot doubt tina. the
Committee OF the Mechanics Institute will OK
hibit equal taste and public spirit. We tras. that
the library room will be- one OF the first com.
pleted, and that this Interesting aud profitable
means Of bsguiling the long nights now approach,
ing, may be provided as soon as possible.
To TIE EDrroR OF THE DISPATCH ~ u are aware,
SIR, that the Athen8um building, in which the
books of the Richmond Library Company we're
kept, was disposed OF, short time since, at auc-
ton, and that the books OF the company, in con.
sequence tbcreof, have been boxed up to await the
completion Of the room designed for them ia the
halt OF the Mechanics Institute. You are aware
too, that young man, particularly one who earns
his bread BY the sweat Of bis brew, reads more In
ono winters month, when the nights are long and
borsas blasts too bleak for comfortable perssrina-
tion, than he does Ia . whole summer, when the
short interim between day and day scarcely af,
fords time for sleep and necessary recreation -
Nov, sir, afer stating that we were recently 10
formed that the library would not be opened until
next aprinE. Ne think Your generous heart will
anticipate the motive which prompted as to pen
tbsss iioes. aod iucts you 10 Issue, without delay,
, hGteds corpus for the release Of Homer, Demos-
lhsnss, Cicero. Shakespeare, Plutarch, Locke, ADJ
dison, and . host Of other ancisnt and modero
Deges who were once the beacoDs Of our henighted
hours. RBMMEsoLE, Committee.
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1t is gratifying to see the Improvement a1d the
enterprise displayed at this very pretty village.
We trust that q number of such villages may
spring up along the railroads contiguous to this
city. They would open new resources for health,
recreation and economy to people living or pur-
suing avocations here, and they would help to
sWel the resources of ths railroads themselves.
Ashland has a very handsome and inviting ap-
pearance. 1t looks cleanly aud comfortable. and
its inhabitants say it is unsurpassed for its heal
thiness No fevers. no local epidenics have as yet
appeared there, and Doctors bills are almost un'
known. The Doctor, who depended on his fees
for livelihood there would likely be the fret to
die.
The grounds of the Hotel are very beautiful -
The grove of fne oaks which adorns them. invites
the visitor to repose, and elieits the admiration of
every trailer who passes by. The walks are ar
tistical,y laid cut, and the cottages are located
with excellent taste. II Is really one Of the
peatest and most Inviting places We know. MIR.
JoHN THOMPSON, who now keeps the Hotel, is an
energetic and practical gentleman, and withal an
oblieing landlord. His table Is good, and by his
activity and vigilance, he appears to keep things
bright about him. number of Richmond citi
ysns have scjourned there the past season. and if
the proprietor but maintains cleanliness aud good
fare, there will be great increase of those who,
in summer and dull commercial seasons seek rest
and recreation at Ashland.
very handsome race course has recently been
marked out, and prepared, In what We may call
the suburbs Of the village 1t appears to be ad-
mirable, as well for the character of the soil as
for the levelness Of the ground, where it is loca
ted. The houses and stables, usual for such esta
blishments, are commodious aud conveniently ar
ranged. The fall races commence there on the
18th October, and very lively time is Anticipated
The fares and movement of the trains on the rail.
road will at that time be arranged to suit the
public, and an immense concourse Of visitors it is
expected, will be attracted by the sports Of the
Turf at Ashland.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
n HpONTED EUR TIE "UiSPATCH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF IHH AFRICA

SEw YoRx. Oct 1e.-The steamer AFRICA, VII"
dates from Liverpool TO the ed inst. has arrived.
Cable shares were bunyanf. and had advances
from f3s0 to f42p. Marley, tue company .
the distance from shore at which the deieets are
to be fonnd.
The spapish government bad sanctioned the i'm
portatiou of cotton seed into Cuba
The Spanish approaching e'cctidns were expeci.
ed to be stormy. There we're Tumors OF another
ministerial crsis but they weresubsequently con-
tradicted.
$3.50 900 in gold had arrived at Liverpool from
Australia.
Napoleon had returned from Biarritx and was
about TO vi, the camp at Chalons.
The fortress OF yiscennes, France, was about to
be enlarged.
The French government wants so00ooOo OF
francs to complete the Notifications At Cherbourg.
The Prince Napoleon had met with distiu-
guished reception from the Emperor Alexander,
| at Warsaw.
The Russian steam navigation company had ia
ken possession of villa Francs
Advices from Turkey and the East show con-
tinued excitement agathst the Christians.
Lord Egin and Admiral Seymour had gone
from China to Japan. The French Commissioner
had gone to Cochin China
The British Consul and all foreigners bad quit
ted Japan.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 2-Sales of cotton for the week
| Il 900 bales. including $50 to spectators and
$500 to exporters. Prices we're unchanged The
demand had siackened but holders firm, owing
to the damage to the crops Stock in port. 49s ooo
| bales. At Manchester. goods were unchanged, but
| slow of sac. Breadstuffs very dull. Provisions
| dull
Con.uIs os1I 9sss5 for money and account
| The bullion in the Bank of England had ipcreas
| ed f450 COS.
| fssc ND pIspAfCa.
| Flour very dull; Philadelphia and baltimore
21s.a22l5a,.; Ohio 22..a25s. Southern White Whea'
7s.a7s 81. Corn depressed: Yellow a3is.-
Spirits Tnrpentine firm at 3s1a'. Rosin quiet al
| 4s ala ID
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.s.. a ,uroaghtmg Fair.

The Indications iroal asssy eide warrant .as
pectasson Of immense asselib.sse y. ~" 80
a, the great National Fair. All -ses''o1s Gu ..'s
Halted at.tes will DO represented. and many - 'n0
states, comprising the extreme Nof.a a"a e'o'',
the vast and fertile wess, aud tue wealthy 40"
..n~.,f,,, u;sa,a States IL wiil be one OF the
gr.,aest Agricultural Festivals ever held In this
eoantry. Every variety OF interesting sp'c.mens'
10 every department Of sgrIealtaraaod mechanics,
will be on exhibition. 1.-THE feast OF reason
which the various orators will spread, for the in-
ssruction asd entertainment Of the multitude
will not bethe least attractive portions Of the co.
tertaiun,ent We shall have, side by side. the gift
cd Cushing of Massachusetts. and the great states
man and orator Of Virginia, YIN. c. kives, himself
Q practical agriculturst, and brimsai Of devotion
10 that noble pursuit. Let Virginia come in thou
sands, 10 give eclat to the grand OCCASION aud to
bear homesi,s beneficial and plesusurabie infu-
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sPBciAL NOTICES.


--s.snD, WfBsrEa II Go. 8 inpsovEDl
EgrSo siacnrNEs.--Not desiring 10 climb the ian-
der ~ fars By pulling others do IN IL IL no Purpose
Of cum 10 detraH IRON the yalue of sewtuE Ma
chimes hitherto introdnced. I'm the contrary = g
frankly amir that srme. which until now nsve
been de signated a. first c!sss'' machines. nave
merits to which they may lay claim. Ths grss s
shortcominH hitherto has fssu that, wnfie snine
were we'll adaptad tn PARTICULAR KINDS ~ teorh they
were itadequoke b tN performance ~ others -
The prnprietors OF 'L.Dp. WEBsTER 70 - wy, wy
chine claim fan tubssantase the cIafr tnat tniI
insrument agaf esscns ANY and erery tnd OF ueeuis
work aud perform tho same la Lhe bess posMpi,e
manner Combining 1t does, the HeFife o. i. sts
the MD machines and at the same time. av y:
their faui g. Il comm@pds itseif to the pnoc. q
the Gre u Famlv Ssfciag Machine. END az aaI 4, "a
ever anch of industry VIII :resthe-needie n-'e
quired. -. ,~;u. IN the
safgria. H,.5ffs Of our machiDes we 10 no.
e.sary Z, cffsr them at hdf Triee r. -
n eG.rpe1 and to other persons Oh ht2a s -
linn ORC 10 secure their influence 9u. 49, ~
dssir,- furfer testimony In ratsrenc 70 VIZ y ~ -
;.g If eur nachines If thsy viii call at our once %
q, any of cur agents wonld be pieassu W se,s.
s,,ar Ia Iogo list OF names OF persens VINO r. se
,h.n, in nae aud to letters Of COMMENTATOR winch
W n y irsa.sun.ctfniIv LADp, WEBSTER Co.
'e'' A'@f p HORTON KxACII, Agent,
81 Main street, and at The
oc,s-,t Corinthian Hall, bichmond, Va.
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~DaY GeoDs.

We sre to-day receiving additions to our stock of
Is bales heavy 8 and "a FULLED CLOTHS
Is cases Sleeps Grey SAETINETs
~ "a rs and ~ psavy Plaid L1NSEYS
Ia Blue Oxford Cadet and Grey Mixed SAITH
NETS
Is cases New Styles PRINTS
rs bai,s Negro BLANKETS
g. TO- ii and IL quai ter Bed BLANKETS
~ bales FLANNkLS
Bleached sHEETIhGs, Fancy CASSIMRRES and
TWREDS, all wosi KENTUCKY JEANS
Plain PERSI Ms ard CASHMEhES
Plain all wool MOUsLINS
Fancy Printed do
Fancy MOUsLfN DH LANES
ROBES A QUILLE hOBE5 LEZ and ROBES
VALENTINE
BAvADlER VALENeIgs. MOUsLINs and DE
BAGES
With great many other goods suited to the
season, all of which we will sell low to merchants.
ELLETr DREWRY.
IL Pearl strect.
oc low Richmond, Va.
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FROM CALIEORNIA-ARR OF
TRFasURE.

New YcRk. Oct. 1.-THE steamer Star OF the
West from Aspinwail on the 9Th inst. has arrived
with 81, 100000 in gold. :,
The government stables at Benicia Barracks had
been burnt
Frazer River news WAS cheering. Tho water was
falling and miners were realizing $50 per day.
There bad been no new IDdiau dif'cuities III
Oregon.
The San Francisco markets were active; OF lax
all -four, 1850 barrels had been inspected. Money
was abundant.
IL was rumored that Geu Lamar, U. :. NJ mister,
would demand of Costa RIGA $4,000 600 indemnity
for the massacre of Americans at Virgin Bay.
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t1nanola. ann commer ial.
L.rxe sale 81 Cote =

The cargess Of lbs hsrks Parsbisn and virgi.isn.
consisting OF about seo bsgs II Rio and 600 bags OF
Santos were sold at auction 10 this city. yes
tarsias. by Messrs Edu,ons. Davenport 4 Co. at
their wa -ehonss en- the Dock. TIE sale VAS well
attended. and the bidding quite spirited BESIDES
large numbsr of cur own citizens. merchants were
present from Petersburg. Lvnchburg. Fredsricss-
burg and Tennessee and we learn that several Nor
thsrn houses were represented. gentleman from
Philadelphia purchased sonic 900 or 900 bars The
Coffee was sod by the hundred weight. and 800
bags were purchased The remainder OF the cargces
win be disposed OF at private ssie.
Lot NJ q $40 bags averaged ................. u 10
T.ct D. 5h0a baas averaged .................. " 40
Tot 200 ha -s (part withdrawa) 70 -
Lot Santos. 600 ba li.f'
Tb, Is considered by commercial men very go
sale
enterpsis'ng firm By whom the 0cfie" was TN
ported are ent ltaa 10 high commentator for their
efforts to build up Southern enterprise.
Sale OF Salt.
After the sale of the Corr the cargoc ship hai
asnazoo. from Liverpool, CT ssting ot6 sacks O
flre salt, wa, sold at an ave age OF Sl-2'
Rschnond Msr
FLnUR-No change-n sales to shippers: quota
tiops the trade Unchanged IS G0S5 90 iof eo'
perfine by the &ray load
WHEAr.-No change 10 quotations; 81 s5g - 1os
glea T. prime red 81 .a -. TOR Or aooa 10 p'A
CoRs-we still quote Corn at SOC 50 cts per Du'h'
ell. aud dull.
Northern Markets. BY TELEGkApH.l
Nlw YoKK. Oct Is Flour dull and sTisna In
~ val,ow "a Cotton lower aud irregular uplanas,
M'ddlines ~ 2lf Java Coffee. ~ aVe..," " ~,
| LAS. epirits Turpenr'ue ~ hice aeso7*'
sss7s. ..h,
| ps,r,sop, Oct. Nothing done to-day in bread
| stnffs--a,I Kinds nomnally unchanged.
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Hrwe understand that Mr.. JAMES NJ. CRANE,
Of Nevada Territory, IA native OF VtrgtaiA. ana'
formerly Of this city. has been requested oy n''
friends to deliver or two lectures here MT
Crane has consented to the request, and viii pro-
badly deliver the lectures some time next week.
He is gentleman of talents and great industry
and will, doubt not, give in his lectures large
amount of valuable Information.
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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
HARRIsoNBURG, VIRGINIA.

HARRIsoNBURG VIRGINIA.
October l4th, 1868.
News has been 50 scarce fer the last few weeks.
that We have not hal enough to form letter
worth reading. But now that the Fall term of the
Circuit Court has commenced operations, there
are some few items that may be worth Publishing.
The Court opened on Malay, with his Honor,
Judge Keuney, in the ar. They proceeded Ar
once to the trial of Fannis free negroes charged
with burning the d~eliin. of Gabriel Wood. The
case occupied three day and was ably conducted
by Messrs. Bryan aud Woodsop, on the part of the
defence, and John T. Harris for the Commonwealth
The jury, on Wednesday evening" brought in
verdict of aguilty" The punishment is DEATH
The Court is now engaged in the case Of the Geo
W. Eutster, charged with stabbiBg.
Monday last was quite merry day among the
pugiists. There were several fights on the
streets, and our Ssrgeant conveyed some three or
four to the jug. VALLEY.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15-Lt. 7. Ap G. Jonar, bearer
of dispatches from T. S. Minister Forsyth, in Mex
ico has arrived in this city The reports OF the
cent outrages in Mexico. and the battle between
Vidaurr and Miramon rested on a slender basis
It ia believed u skirmish may have taken place
outside the walls of San Luis, but nothing more
1t. Jones has been appointed ordinance command.
to the Paraguay expedition.
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THE VERMONT GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

VERMONT, Oct. 1.-THE General Assembly OF
Vermont convened in this place to-day. The
House vas organized by the CHOICE of Hon. Geo
+ EdmuRds. of Burlington, Speaker. who received
lsS votes to 80 for Horace Wsdsworth, Esq Of
Grand Isle. the Democratic candidate. Charles
Cnmmns. of Brattleboro, was chosen clerk pro ten.
The Senate convened, but adjourned without max
ing any election.
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INSURANCE.


REsEaBER-One FIRE may destroy the earnings
Of years .
One STORM may sweep away the Savings OF
rsnnths
SUDDEN DEATH may still the active arm and
stop the inc ,u.e, on which family comfort depeno
Therefore INsuAE-thsnre az oace-aesays are dan
geTous
The undersigned il prepared to make FIRE MARINE
and LIFE INSURANCE favorable terms, aud in large
amounts,
Call on him and talk your Insurance matters over.
and perhaps he may make e suggestion OF value to
you Call by all means and see hini-yoH may sdts
by It.
II already insuref examine and see whether or
NOT ycu are insured Tor enough.
Many persons say after a | IS has happened. when
it is t late TO remedy the evil. II not insured
for enough
Take my advice and look iEto your Insurance
matters and call on NE, and be on the safe si0e
will take pleasure in patiently talking with you
aud in attending to your business.
THOs NJ ALFRIEND,
Gen'l Insurance A.'t. in Buiidiag with
Isaacs Taylor, corner Main and lftn sts,
RI tt-Jr Nich,ropd Va
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- Warrrnussf's OLD GALLxsY. II

MAIN srars---NorIcH WATSON taxi Pictures
from ~ cents TO 81. Ambrotvpes, Msiainotypes on
either IN pas'e or oil The painting to to done BIZ
first class portrait painter. He does not pretend
to take them by The Geo or By the aid u machine
~ suitable for running railway cars Or ala ocean
line Of steamers. he has two tkylig hts, enabling
him af all times to let good Pictures. advantage
not pos sessed By any other Gallery in Richmond
ls-In
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DESPERATE ARRAY AT NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE Tenn, Oct. 14-During the ARRAY,
which occurred at the fair grounds yesterday
twelve or fifteen persons were injured. Sandy
Oven was killed, his brother dangerously wound
ed. Gen. joel A. Battle had his skull fractured.
Samuel Cowen WAS MORALLY wounded, and others
were seriously wounded.