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LADfEs' LIST.

LADIES' LIST
Adams mrs EFT Mott q
Anderson mrs Nancy Moxiel
andarsor mrs Marion Mahon
Acree miss i, A Malact
Allan mirs r II Martin
Brooks Nancy Mini III
Brown Mary + Maldoi
Barosel mrs n r Norris
Barker mrs Il Michal
Burns mrs AS Morris
Bile mrs l. Mouta
Barley mrs MI Moore
Brooks mrs Lucy mengit
Broply mrs Marg't Mclean
Baily miss Nancy McCar
Blankensilip miss NJ A Newm'
Bowling miss NJ A New m
Bolton miss Mary New m
Bracton miss Matte ODel I
Brown miss Mamie Orven
Brown miss Caroline O'NeIl
Chatter mrs Mary II Power,
Cooper mrs Mary Powell
Childers mrs l. II Phillips
Chandler miss NJ + Pleasal
Cheatham mrs IL A Powell
Cain Sally Pearso
Clarke mrs Marin Pettis
Cubbs mrs X A Pullian
Colgin mrs A c Purcell
Collins mrs Marg't Patters
Curril mrs l. l. Parker
Cunningham miss v passle,
Curette mrs NJ A Rivers
Curry mrs Mary j Royal
Cross mrs L NJ d Ross II
Crump mrs Sarah Roper
Crane miss Mollie E Reed 2
Crump miss Mary keadn
Courtney mrs h hoach
Crawford mrs j. A Robson
Crenshaw mrs > b Kegan
Cox MISS Lucle reeve
Chopper mrs Ann Robins
Corcoren mrs Cath Roper
Contrey miss Rosa Rose II
Clarke mrs NJ Il Rowe
Daniel mrs r X Kapdol
benson mrs nj j Key mol
Dewitt mrs B A Riley n
Duncan mrs M A RIchar
DaIngerfeld miss nj w Roper
Dawson mrs A nj Salmon
Dennis miss Fannie Scott n
Digss miss Emma Saunde
Ellis mrs Fannie Saunde
Everett mrs VIM Scott IN
Everett mrs Rebecca Sidney
Elmore miss Moliie Smith
Ely miss Jennie Street
Frost Jane II Sproioc
Foster miss e ScruDh,
Fletcher miss Nj Z seward
Fitz miss NJ A Snanno
Fields mrs Nancy Sheppe
Forristal mrs Mary Shankli
Fox mrs +. Sibiniol
Graham mrs Mary r Smith 7
Green miss Bette L Smitn
Graves mrs E nj Smith 7
Gray mrs Martha Sparro'
Grigg miss Mary + Stexer
Graves miss Sallie Il Small II
Grimsley miss ) J Scott II
Gould mrs z G + Synco 4
Gibson mrs Maria swami
Gillespie miss Sarah summer
Granger mrs T. A stone II
Gathright miss Nj 5 nornto
Gary mrs L Ill LAY ,oI
Gamble mrs Sarah Taylor
GlennIe mrs A u,dho
HucIes g nyieI II
Hooper miss ] Nj ufiinm
Hockady miss ] W mhoI pc
Hiltzhimer mrs + G Leiney
Hill miss Mollie + nayior
Heckler mrs Sarah Lay lot
Heath miss h w noiiia
Haskins mrs w aliiipei
Harper miss Ellen ooieh
Harris mrs s M Iratno
Harvey mrs Mary + npsnu,i
Harvle mrs Lucy A Nerihii
Harvey miss Mary w nlstl
Harris miss Martha virgin
Irby miss Mary + M3nut
Jones mrs Mary " oodV
Jordon Martha WarTel
Jones mrs Nancy Wood
Jones miss Mary Mlnstt
Johnson O A Naish
johnson MISS Nancy W aldr'
kInnaTd mrs Mary Maue
kersey m SIS Sallle A w aue
LovenStein mss L w aiuei
Lee miss Jane X WAR 7
Lee miss S.lcan Writmi
Iamdon miss ,.-..r, E WilliaI
Lawford mrs Martha Wills II
Lawton mrs VIM WIlliaI
Lacy mrs Mary c Mood
Lee mrs Elmira Warrel
Iinscomh mrs Williar
Lindsey mrs | louisa E Willis /
Ma,o mrs AE Williar
marlborough mrs NJ g " !ison
nj itcheii mrs r 4 WIlliaI
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mA Episcopal Conventicn. Persons IONS wish i,r
ing to repenish they honseh9lds VIII hnd az our
f;on sneh as DINNER. TEA and T0lh II SETS,
SAsToRs WATERS As F9AREEa and H a"s
I Enrn;sh,nr GOODS. STEBBINS 4 PULLEN,
Sc Oft ioi Dioa" 'taee'
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HAMPTON ROADS, September 30--Arrived
leo.
NEW YORK, Sept 2s,--Cl'd, sehrs. c. Colgate
Cooper, Wilmington, n. c.: Maria Jane, Let's
Petersburg James r. Brady, Hall, Williams burg
Va. 29th.-Cfd. schr. Buena Vista, RobY, Rich
mond.
KINGSTON, Jamaica.--ln port Sept 10th, brig Sa-
rah Peters, Lord. from Norfolk, arid I'd, for New
York.
NEWPORT, Sept. 22.-Arr'd, schooner Roanoke,
Jones, Nansemond.
NEW BEDFORD, Sept. 26-Arrd, sloop James But
Ter, Joline, Nansemond, Va.
ALExASpRIA. Sept. 2g.-Arr'd, schr. f. C. knight
Wh,tlow, Norfolk; sailed, schr Clara Smith, Pc
tersburg,
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,n NIed;caIColIege of Virginia 1.-The AN
Mat, COURSE OF LECTURES will commence
ON MONDAY, October 50 n,,,r.u
,;,,arod AZ the College on Monday evening, at
O'clock. by PROF. WELLFORD;
The Medical Profession and the public are re-
spe'''0''' L. S.JOYNES, NJ D.,
GO cs-dtd Dean Of the Faculty.
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s-i--4s--s-s-- -----s---.ss--s ~ = -
co NM Il, II OF A Il.

2,sl9 hhds. less.
VIM. Y. SHEPPARD,
Proprietor of Tobacco Exchange.
Richmond October LIST, 1859.
INSPECTIONS OF FLOUR AT RICHMOND, for the
ouarteT ending Sept. 30th, 1889:
2.feb bbs. Family,
4.633 bbs. Extra Superfne,
1b3 $50 bbs. Superfine.
1897 half bills Superfne,
1894 bbls. Fine,
2D,257 bbis. Middlings,
64l bbs. Condemned.
Northern Markets.-tBY TELEGRAPH.1
New YORK. Sept. 3o.-Cotton heavy sales OF 400
bales-Uplands middling III 4lIss. Flour declined
10 cents. except Southern. which is unchanged
Wheat heavy. Corn frm-yellow SO common
white S7m90; mixed %. Beef heavy: Mess $3.50
Pork dull: Mess S17.73Gl790. Whisky frm at ~,
Sugar firm: Orleans cents; Muscovado ga a6'f-
stock of all kinds 23.0 COZ boxes. Molasses steady
stock 1860 barrels. Naval Stores and Rice un-
changed. Stocks frm-Va. 6's 94l4.
Sales in New York, Thursday, OF $1,000 Fa.6s
h3 at 945a.
BALTIMORE, Sept 3o.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat buoy ant white ranging from Sl.20al. 30;
red SIl0all5. Corn active and scarce white ana
yellow Sass. Mess Pork SIG; prime do. SlI@;
Sides l01a. Whskey %.
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~~.~> NOTICE.-On SATURDAY, LIST Oc-
IVA toher, at O'Clock p. NJ. an address will
be delivered BY Mr.. DANIEL H. LONDON, at
ashland, Hanover county, on the subject OF
the Commercial Interests of the South and par
tlcuarly Of the State of Virginia.
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Ar MORY z l. L Rifles

n ARM0RY X. l.. |. BLUES,t
n Richmond Sept. 80, 1859. {
Fl The Court OF Enquiry will sit on SA TUR-
A1 ost Of a e Gs a e. M sId6 the
TENDER 30.
The @ QUARTERLY MEETING Of this Compa-
ny will he held on MONDAY next, Oct. Bird, at ~
O'Clock. ?, NJ for the election of Non Commits
stoned officers
Sergeants will summon their squads. BY order of
WIN. l.. MAULE, Lieut.. Commanding.
FRED. CARTER, O. s, l-2t
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- DIR. WIN. II. PHILLIPS. having
49, located in the town of Sidney. respect
fully offers his professional services to the pubic
Office and residence, corner Elmwood and Laurel
streets, ttprmerly occupied by Nicholas Davis,
ESQ., west corner of the old Fair Grounds
"a Prescr ptions compounded, or Medicines fur
nished to order. se29-3w
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IL 49, FAIR OF THE VIRGINIA CEN.
- " TRIAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
me office OF this Society is at the Ballard House.
Hours for business from O'Clock, A. NJ, TO
Mr.. THOS. F. BUTLER having been appointed
assistant to the Secretary. will be in attendance to
renew old and dispose of new Certificates of Mem
bership. and to give any information desired in re-
iation to the approaching Fair in October next
G.. DfMMOCK,
Sc Ats Secretary and Treasurer.
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NE PREMIUM FRENCH MILL -
ASTlZNERY-FALL FASHIONS; at c.

Having now received my Fall FASHIONS of BON
NETS, HEAD DRESSES. CAPS, &c, am en-
abled to elier select assortment, and those wish
ing to purchase would do well to examine M
stock, as am determined to sell on very liberal
York wholesale prices.
MADAME SON, IS Main street, directly
opposite ST. Charles Hotel.
E Ny store will be closed September 29th, and
re-opened October Sd. Sc 2O-lm-
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K - A MEEEING OF THE RICH.
So M0ND GRANITE STONE-CUTTERS'
ASSOClAT!ON viii be held at ''Schad's Hail. on
SATI RDA1, October lst at half past 7. p. NJ.
Sc S-ztN l.. MACCABE, Sec'y.
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MILLINERY.

~ A CARD.-Miss V. A. TEMPLE-ss a
SlAsVMAN has just returned to The city AsfE
~ and is ready with full supply of T ALL 1llSSa
AND WINTER MILLINERY, which she Will be
happy to show to her customers and friends geue-
rally. at No. 2l2 BROAD ST. zS-lln
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ma school Books.--J. w; Randolph, IL
Main street is prepared to supply In any quan''S'
on 'ne 'e sCHooL BOOKS IN USE
Frvl;sb French. Spanish. Italian. oerman, Latin
-"s' and Greek.
MEDICAL TEXT BOOKS IN, =.
And other standard MEDlSAa. "ohh0' VIII 10
so'u W iR3.HaGnoLPH'S Bookstore and Bindery,
sc sO-3t Ia WAN
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
The Yorktown CeltbYation--Eight Companies
United States Troops to be Present-Local A.
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M THE BEST PHOTOGRAPHIC
THE BEST PHoToGRApHIc
THE BRsT PHoToGRAPHIc
Portraits in the City
Portraits in the City
Portraits in the City
Are those taken at
Are those taken at
Are those taken at
REEFS Steam Gallery,
REEs' Steam Gallery,
REEFS Steam Gallery,
Main street, near the
Main street, near the
Main street, near the
Daily Dispatch Office.
Daily Dispatch Office,
Daily Dispatch Office.
Babies taken perfect
Babies taken perfect.
Babes taken perfect. .
See the Transparent Pearl Ambrotypes, They
are the most beautiful and durable OF any style
extant, Beware of imitation.
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLD.
- - ERS,nThs annual meeting Of the Stock
COMPANY. will be held at Townsville. n. C., on
THURSDAY. the 18th day of October next.
On that occasion the Stockholders will pass over
the road. gong and returning. free of charge.
sc 23-td f.. A. WILLIAMS Sec'y
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- CALL ON 5. "A. MYEYs. CORNER
- or MAIN AND PEARL SIS. and examine
ma Hi WI, VIII Il III isc.Iysa kLs
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R - HANGE AND BANKING
0>S BUSINESS
ENDERS, SUTTON & CO., Richmond. Va,
FOSTER, ENDERS & CO., Stanton, Va.
JOHN ENDERs. w. M. SUTTON. r. T. FOSTER.
Sc l0-lm
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NOTICE.
pISTOI DID AHTrHI

! - u = : PISIUI3 PNACIICE.
PALACE HALL SHOOTING GALLERY, cor
ner of Main and Pearl streets, Richmond, Va, re-
opened during the day and evening for the prao-
tice of shooting pistols.
m Gentlemen are invited to call EIGHT shots
for Is cents. JOHN b. WILLIAMS.
sc I3--Im
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NEW STATIONERY STORE,

~ PERIODICAL AGENCY.
CARD AND NOTE PRINTING.
l2th street, near Main, adjoining the office OF the
Merchants Insurance Company.'p
The undersigned respectfully announces that he
has taken the above stand, where he is open!nss
select and useful assortment of STATIONERY
p s5 Fsf PR FR sS
WEbPiS$ a2d PARTY TTJcSEFhTs T ISL N&
VELoPEs, &c. &c:
Of o SoFEs cHEcgs sb SRd FTsvP 6 fg
ENVELOPES, &c, promptly filled. Designs aha
specimens may be seen at the store; -.
sA s9ts Papers and Envelopes sTAMP Jn2 vita
18th street, near Main.
". B.-Suhscriptiops for the most popular Mas.
store. sc 3o-d2w
E'ALL And WINTER SUPPLIES OF
bN3oFFo s2T2Rks SGHTaPRs kT
JAMES WOODHOUSE &c co,
Respectfully invite the attention of parents,
teachers and all Others interested to the extensive
SCHOOL BOOKS,
with which they are supplied at The present sea
son. embrsens Al t5s Primary, Elsms9tary' any
Colleges of this State and North Carolina, OF aR
proved edit s9s,o Their S1 ste e|Y OF
IS large and complete, consisting oil every artieh
necessary for educational purposes. Ia the de I
PIANO FORTES,
there is nothing lacking visit To their weii-sap
pied WareFooHS VIII satlsl! any one thalt u ne,
complete stock of good Instruments could scarcel
be collected together. They have various grade |
for sale. Those of elegant and rich design, adapted
to persons who have means TO gratlts their taste
others suited To persons OF more moderate desires
while the humber may obtain instrument IS
durable and sweet-toned in palmer and less cost
ly case. They have for sale the sweetest toned
GUITARS
made in the world, They are. besides, very "a
rshle, and far superior those OF ioretga Inase
brought to this country. These instruments ais
made by ''MARfiN.' and persons should renSh-
her this name. when they want good ct An
They have, also. others of cheaper manufacture.
An immense stock of NJ SIC for the Pisno Fore
and Guitar; INSTRUCTION eBooiksS;r iop 1nssnn
instruments: SINGING hooks: GUlFAR AL
HARP STRINGS; TUNING FORKS; TUNE
HAMM ERs; HOUR AND HALE b0GSh
GLASSES; MUSIC F0LloS; PIANO SIpyJILff "a
furnished at very moderate prices.
A liberal discount made to teachers. ,
Orders promptly and faithfully attended to. =.
PiANOF0RTES tuned and repaired Sc 2f-ot
-
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EMOVAL. The subscriber in returning his
- thanks to his former patrons and friends for
the many fayors heretofore bestowed on him would
respectfully inform them and the public generally
that in consequences of the late fire at the corner
of l4tb and Franklin streets. he has renewed h,s
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING FSTABITSH-
MENT to No. i. BASEMENT BALLARD
HOUSE. land next to the Va. Central Agricultural
Soeisty's Office where call from the public nj
large Is respectfully solicited.
JAS. NJ. CARTER
ieF-t No. j Basement Ballard House.
P. S.--Two or three good Journeymen PAINT
EPS wa nj ed immecl afely. M lint
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49, UNIV ERSALIST CHURCH,.
49, RELIGIOUS SERVICES will be held in
the UNIVERSALIST CHURCH TOMORROW.
at ii O'Clock. A M. and at "a O'Clock. p NJ. 1t is
expected that Rev JOHN c. BURRUss, of Alabama.
will participate in the services. oc Its
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n ARMORY MONTGOMERY GUARD,l
Al October LIST, 1859. {
n This Command will assemble at Military
III Hall, on MONDAY evening, at ~ O'Clock. for
" regular drill. Members will be punctual.
The Monthly Meeting of the Company will be
held at the same hour and place on TUESDAY
evening, the 4th inst. By order of the Captain.
oc l-2t JNO. MCDONALD o. s.
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IA &25 r VAR ID. 1.-The above reward
IN will be paid to anv who will apprehend
Wand commit to Jail negro boy THOMAS,
eo 1 n uaTwn d1s o. Of sI ron IN
whom he was hired. He is about Is years old,
slender form, low forehead. brown skin. speaks
quick when spoken to. and has been accustomed to
work in tobacco factory. When last heard from
he was on a canal boat, going towards Lynehbarg.
p. b. JONES,
Admir- of SamI Peasants, decd.
Rand Ann Station. Culppp ca NJ J-ts
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SANFORD AND HIS
ASSOCIATES ARE THE
STARS OF THE PROFESSION
az L u
UIE BULIl MY EKS.
JOHN LANDS ard
nick SITTER

DICK SLITER,
Whose names are household words are a stuff
cent guarantee of the capabilities Of the Troupe
together with additional fayorites form
MPLETE UPE.
capable of producing all the beauties of Minstrelsy
ADMISSIONS CENTS. Children with their
parents, half price. Doors open at o'clock. Per
formances commence at o clock. Sc 2S-4.
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TO TIE I.ADIES.

* Broad Street, ocsr the DRY Goods Store Of
.SUOrds g. Ihals.
Has returned from the North with her Fall supply
of FASHIONABLE GOODS. which she is now
opening. and would be pleased to have her cuSto
mers and the public generally call and examine
them. SO 2S-2w
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49, tthe Lord willng.) at Bethel" on 25th
ST., Union Hill TOMORROW Sunday MORN
ING. at IL o clock; and at 31a clock, P. NJ he win
deliver a Lecture, at the Hall of the Mechanics
institute. on the signs of the Times" The pub
tic generally are invited to attend. oc I-lt*
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. FALL sTYLEsiFoR 1879:

n FALL STYLESjF0R 1889:
VI VIM. It. MOORE,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Deal
er in u ATS, CAPS and F I RS, No. 2O7 Broad St,
near Messrs. Breeder i Fox.
Having made large preparation he is now in receipt
of the largest and most complete stock of FALL.
HATS, CAPS and FURS, that he has ever offered
in this market before-consisting of Gents and
Young Gents fine MOLE SKIN, of my own and
Northern manufacture; French and American
SOFT HATS Of the latest STYLES and kinds; Ladies'
RIDING HATS. Boys HATS and CAPS, Misses
HATS and ChIldren's HATS and CAPS in great
variety.
Also, large assortment of NEGRO WOOL
HATS and CAPS for farmers and railroad con-
tractors. Also. Ladies' and Children's FURS of
all kinds and styles. selected with great care and
can be especially recommended, as they will be
entirely fresh and desirable.
All he asks is call. feeling certain that such in
ducements will be offered as to ensure sale.
II MOORE
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~ Fire Tnsurnuce !.-ProtecIiOH ASaIMss
~ 40 +, aWaGE By FIRE.!-Every descrp.
tion Of property insured at the lowest rates
by RysPoNsiBLK companies. .onrasantad
The best Companies IN dne hioh 10Y
Capital over S3.00O.OUU. ,;..,a ae,av AZ
For all kinds of Insurance, win as ~. "a esia5
f.sbna General Insurance Office, Pearl street. ne
20 z. -. naen. ?, no,,d c. X. BRICkEN,
oc 1-3t Gehei'i .S>---
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
SFpTENpEp IA 1870

- ment of Nshy Beaver 0VER-SACKS
Black trieo. Cashmere SACKS and FROCKS.
Handsome silk mixed SUITS.
Fine lot black cloth dress and frock COATS. At
N. WALKER K cos.
JOB. corner Main and 18th SIS Richmond Va
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e. FOR RENT...The STORE and BASE
fE MENT of the building on the west side Of
the .Reii gious Herald" will be for rent or lease
on the LIST of January 1850.
Both store and basement are supplied with gas
and water fxtures. Apply TO
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ERS wanted Immediately. oel-lmf
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.-NEW
- ESTABLISHMENT fer MANUFACTURE
ING. and also r s COVERING and r EPAIRISG,
nst opened on Broad street next door to the Broad
street Hotel. and fourth house west of the corner
E, s Ninth street The Proprietor respectfully
oni, establishment of the kind in this city.
JAMES POWELL.
n. -oLn FRAMES bought. A good Journey
nn u'nnpreila and Parasol MAN, and two or three
I'm hish no nds, wanted to sew on Covers
ROAkniNG;- Mrs DABNEY .atthe r EVERE
- HOUSE, has several pleasantIs .;snatsd
ooA'g ,.1 ."e "a" 'as..-------- oc 1-3ts
nATS...l5Oo bushels superior WHITE OATS
~ just arrived and for sale hy = "a is'
oc l-2t AUSTIN 4 GENTRY.
Tor pIRF-For the balance OF the va
l. FARM HAND and LAB0RER. Apply I"
Sc 29--3t r. CAUTHoRN
T,RuLL'S PURE n. e. RUM-IOo bbls. for
i sale BIZ W
So N-sf LIZ 6. B. DAVENPORT.
MO. / PERUVIAN GUANO-I.naf,ling this
IN day, for sale w |. 4 9. 3. DAVENPORT.
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.3. SPLENDID STOCK OF MUSIC. THE
&HxsIbscribers are now supplied with the best
21stock of MUSIC for the Piano and Guitar,
which they have ever offered BEFORE enabling them
to fill orders and lists completely as at most
Establishments of the kind North.
They are frequently receiving supplies from va
nous sources, and persons looking for MUSIC can
generally find what they want at their store, in
ard old SONGS and pieces.
Also, INSTRUCTION BOOKS for the Piano
Forte and other instruments.
They continue to employ a competent TUNER
of the Piano Forte, and orders left with them for
WtbODHOlSEH
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-01-26
Our State officers.

1t will bc seen BY nm article IN an
other column that the Democrats in
orr Legislature have succeeded in
electinc their caucus nominees to tho
various public offices. We are heart
ily glad Of this, and hope that, now
a union has been effected, no schisms
or past differences will be permitted to
mar the harmony Of the party. Pre-
senting a united front, and carrying
the glorious banner Of Popular Sow
erelgnty, We can meet the enemy in
1860, and gain ; victory with but lit
lie difficulty. The Sentinel says that
in this election all past differences
were practically ignored, and demo
Gratis unitedly supported the democrat
ic nominees. Prejudices were nobly
sacrificed to secure the harmony and
maintain the integrity Of the demo
cratic organization. The nominees
were all what are termed Anti-Lecomp'
ton democrats; yet the Lecomptor
democrats manfully and generously
abidcd and Sustained the nominations
The complete success Of yesterday w
regard as prestige Of success in 1860
The successful candidates are al
Democrats, and will be found faith
fully upholdingthe democratic banner
They all possess, too, the Jctiersonial
qualifications Of capacity, integrity
and faithfulness to the Constitution
They will faithfully fulfill the vsriou
trusts with credit to themselves ant
their party, and with honor to III
State. We congratulate the Democ
racy Of Indiana en- this triumph owe
Republicanism-a sentiment wbicI
will find q responsive cchoin the hear
Of every democrat. We have obtains
not barren but q fruitful victory.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-01-26

ANOTHER NEW Cssr.--A specimen Of
the new cent has just been struck a the
mint In Philsdelphia. Il 10 Of the same
size and composed Of the same metal as the
old cent but Is much prettier In i's device
The reverse, like the old cent, has wreatl
surrounding the legend Zone Cent bu. sh'
diverse has discarded the eagle. and 10 IL
place Il the hend OF On Indian woman, will
coronaI Of feathers, and in the hand thu
noble word "Liberty." Around the side
are the words "United States Of America,
and the date. 1859.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-01-26

CoScoRDIA HocIETr.-This Society,
for the advancement Of vocal and in
strumental music in our city, and the
cultivation Of good morals, was organ.
lied last Saturday evening, and have
adopted an excellent Constitution and
code Of laws, the strict observance d
which will make the Society Of lasting
benefit to every member, and q great
help to community generally. The
Society will hereafter hold regular
monthly meetings. The following per
msnent officers were elected: Presi
dent--John Mehringcr; Treasurer
Wendolin Erny; Secretary Horny A
Holthaus; Musical Director --- Mr.
Decker.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-01-26

The Legislature on the IAN inst y rim
convention. elected The following State Of
fcsrs.
Agen, o. State-James A. Cravens. Of
Washington.
Canal Richard r alelgh. Of Van
dcrburg.
State Printcs--John G. Walker. Of La
porto.
State Ibrsrinn--J. r, Bryant. Of Marion.
State Prison Directors--G. +. Cookery,
OF vigo, Sam'l ii. Buskirk, Of Monroe, and
Thomas NJ. Brown. Of Floyd.
These gentlemen were all the regular Do
mocratic nominess-Mr. Jones, for Agent
OF State, and Mr.. DoneIsonr for State Prison
Director, having respectively Withdrawn in
favor Of Messrs. Cravens and Brown.
Az the New Albany Ledger says, this TO
suit 10 a. gratifying as It was unexpected
The gentlemen elected arc all Dsmocrats--
iull believers in the great Democratic doc
trine of Popular Sovereignty. They are,
TOO, eu.inently qualified for the posjtions 70
which they have been elected. and will dis
charge their du,ies IN satisfactory manner.
We hail THE result ~ the harbingss Of a
better day for the Democracy Of Indisnss--
THE nominees received the support alike Of
Lscompton and snti-Lecompton members,
and We hope that on ell future occasions
they will be found exhibiting tie same bar
usony Of action.