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SPECIAL NOTICES.

3.
ia I;fe Uusurauce ...White Persons and
sLhvFs- lIgon the most adyantssecus terms 70
the INSURED. ,y.r,rr, pt,p
MUTUAL Life Insurance upon w Hill y Dn-
SONS. for any Ien-ih Of time
SLAVES IHsItR ED for month. year, or ior !. .
years, to live in any part OF virginia OF any o'"e'
ma. The BEST COMPANIES in the Union ! s,,f::
or Fra represented. Capital over So;VVo'uy,u :
call on the untlersg1ed, at tue old ssfcehshssa
General Insurance. Oifice Pearl street, next 70 f.
b. Eaeho, opposite john N. Gordon
All losses promptly paid. e. X. BRlChEN,
oc 22-et Con. Ina. AZ and Med. Examiner.
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AFFRAY IN LrNcHBURG.-A difficulty &C.
Cured on Thursday morning in Lynchburg,
Va, between Mr.. Reynolds, Editor of the
Bedford Democrat and Mr.. Wright of this
city, which resulted in Mr.. Reynolds break
ing the arm of Mr.. w. with a brickbat. Mr..
r. was Immediately arrested and brought be-
fore a Justice of the Peace, but was discharged,
as it appeared from the evidence that he acted
entirely in self defence.
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METROPOLITAN HALL.

MAN
THE WONDERFUL WIZARD AND WORLD
RENOWNED VENTRILOQ UIST,
WILL COMMENCE
HIS AMUSING AND ENTERTAINING EXHI-
BlTIONS
THIS {MONDAf1 EgEAING, OCT H. 1859.
AND CONTINUE
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
SATUR DAY AFTERNOON, at O'clock.
M Admission IS cents; Children 12la; Gallery
1925. &C IJ-st
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ATTEMPT no THROW A TRAIN FROM THE
TRACk.-The mail train frsn Petersburg
which reached Richmond Thursday morning
ran on 40 less than three distractions laid on
the track 10 throw the train Oft. One of these
was caeghf up and dragged by The cow catch
sr, and proved - lie a bar Of t rail. A reward
OF S500 has been offered for the detection of
The person vino placed them there.
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A w
VI Publisher, Bookseller and statiener.
l45 Main street.
Has received and offers for sale the following now
and interesting Books:
THE F rench Revolution Of 1879, viewed in tho
light of Republican institutions; by John 3. G.
Abbott with one hundred beautiful Illustra-
tons; $3.50.
THE Life Of Frederick William Won Steuben, Ma
jor General in the Revolutionary Army; by
Friedrich Kapp, with introduction by Gee.
Bancrot-three portraits 1.75
WALTER Thernlay. or a Peep at the Past: by tho
author of Allen Prescott and "Aldia; /" LOO.
LIVES of the Queens OF Scotland; by Agnes
Strickland. vol 8; price per vol. 81. This COM
pletss this very valuable history.
POPULAR Tales from the Morse !; by Geo. Webbe
Dasent. d. G.. l.. with an introductory essay on
the orr: in and diffusion of popular tales: loo.
TENT and Harem: Notes OF an ORIENTAL Trip, by
Caroline Paine; leo.
LIFE OF Milton, by Lord MacauIay Soc.
NAPOLEON Third, The Man of Prophecy or, the
revival of the French Emperorship anticipated
from the necessity of prophecy, by q S. Faber,
3. D.; $50.
IRylNG's Life of Washington, vols. complete;
7s0.
MooRMAN'S,. Virginia Springs, new and much
enlarged edition; so.
WEBSTER'S Unabridged Dictionary, new edi-
ton: containing ten thousand additional WORDS
and fifteen hundred engravinsz; go.
APPL EToN'S Railroad Guide for July; 1c.
=
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BALTIMORE, Oct. l9.-Clear red. schrs. g. W.
Gree, Palmer, Petersburg, and Hebe, McNamar.
do.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-Arrlved, Courant, Oliver, Rich
mond, Va.
EI.sINFuR, Sept. so-Ann Washburn, Merryman,
Fredericksburg for Bordeaux.
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~ Hodges & Co.'s Portable Bed and
GUAGE TEN0NING MACHINE Will be exhibited
at the Mechanics and Agricultural airs:
Hardware and other dealers visiting the airs
held in this city, would do well to secure the Agency
Orders left at SMITH &c HARWOOD,S; Whole
sale and Retail Agents. with HODGES CO.,
will meet with proper attention.
The Machines are in use. and recommended by
some of the best mechanics in the city. oc T-6t
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ATTENT5oN, M.LiTiA.-aR BATTAL-

MON, 18TH REGIMENT, 4rH COMPANY
E Bounds of Company, coinmencln at the corner
iIof Broad and Adams streets. thence north side
~ot Broad street to corporation line, thence with
said line to Brook Avenue, thence southwest side
of Book Avenue to Duval street, thence south
side Of Duval street sto LETTERS street. thence
west side OF Jefferson To Leigh street, thence south
side of Leigh street to Adams street, and thence
western side of Adams street TO the beginning.
This Company will muster. THIS EVENING,
the 22d of OetOhar 1889. ut clock p NJ. in front
Of Leish Street African Church, at which time
First and Second Lieutenant Will be elected.
&c 22-ltt VIM. b NEW MAN CAN'T
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ARRIVED,
Steamer Georgeanna. Travers. Baltimore, mdze.
and passengers, w. d. Colqutt 4 Co.
Steamer Pennsylv ania, Teal, Philadelphia. mdze.
and passengers. H. +. futile.
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke. Couch. New York, mdze.
and passengers, Lndam 4 Watson.
mdzs. and passengers. b. Il w. Currie.
Schr. Virginia. Fisher, Norfolk, produce, Hatch
er & Webster.
ijyh
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. RUNAWAY..-S,g X Il " A D-For
81 SARAH. She is between q and 30 years
FL old. muatto, not very bris hit cslered. toll
AiUerably long black hair, greyish eyes, lon.
.S-ka.visages, above medium SIZE not fleshy LONG
face: has n bad scar across the back Of her left
hand so that she cannot shut 1t properly; speaks
rather drawing. have no donbt she q in the city
of Richmond. HEZ q. ARCHER.
oc Est Chsster6ed
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Ladies', LIST.

LADll
Armstrong miss Bella
Armstrong miss Sarah
Amos rniss NJ A
Avis HISS A
Branch mrs b
Bourguana mrs
Boarehman MRS q II
Blake mrs Il
Bennett mrs Virginia
Buchanan mrs Ssm1
Brown mrs Fannie
Brown mrs Ann Is
Brown mrs Warren
Bass mrs Lucy
Byrd mrs NJ q
Burke mrs WIN
Brander miss Marg't?
Boddie miss M
RaughaiB miss h j
Bell miss M Virginia
Banks miss Nj lcoD
Brow miss Z
Brown miss A M
Brooks MISS Josephine
Brown miss Jermetta
Brown miss Eliza
Burlington miss Mary I
Currie mrs Lucy ]
Crump mrs Alice u
Crump mrs DR. VIM
Craig mrs w Fl
Courtney mrs Is s
Courtney mrs Rebecca
Collins mrs Martha
Clarke mrs Catharlne
Clarke mrs Pocahontas
ChamIayn miss Q
Chestman mrs Mary
chatham mrs r a
Christian mrs A w
ChaInberlsyne mrs )
Campbell mrs Phebe X
Caruthers miss l. f
Casey mrs Mary +
Campbell mrs Fannie
Carnell mrs NJ
Caddell mrs Ann
Cabbal mrs folly
Carter mrs Susan
Carter mrs 5 +
Cary mrs Ably
Carter miss Mollie D
Clarke miss Ellen 3
Clemmett mis- v T
Clarke miss Sallie
COLLEEN miss Mary
Coan MISS Annie
Curling miss J.
Ciew miss Nj J
Dabney Sal, lie (colI
Dickinson miss X l.
Duiel miss ] s
Davis miss Nj aria
Dahney miss A G
Davenport miss A h
Davis miss NJ S
Uuka miss 7, p
Dunkenn mrs Kate
Donahoe mrs Lucy
DOYLE mrs Jane
Donahoe mrs Martha
Dudley mrs Dorothy
Dean mrs Julia
Dennis0n mrs II G
Davis mrs Sarah
DAWSON mrs J
Daniel mrs + z
Elmory mrs Mollle J
Els miss Vir-lnia
EilFsnn miss Is X
EppS miss Nj I
Ford Susan II
Fras ser miss J J
FisAe miss Elleni
FarrAr miss G a
Fairfax mas Jenny
Pclkes miss Matte c
Fuaua mrs VI =
Fisher mrs Elyira $
FiEs AIRS Mary
Fox mrs II
Ford mrs ) A
FitZhugh mrs NancF
Graves mrs = G
Granger mrs Elizabeth
Granger mrs anu II
Green miss tuielins
6oodson mrs Afarths
Godsey mrs c A
ti0ddin mss Emma ]
Glenn miss VI S
Gilmore ulss A g
Sentry mrs Martha II
Glbhoney mrs G 4
Gentry mrs Mary L
t1eorEe MISS Eliza
Sentry mrs Moliie F
GaIrigues miss Eliza
Heal mrs |, S
Hanson mrs Eliza
Harris Amanda w
Harvey mrs Catharine
Harwoad mrs Elizabeth
Harrison mrs l. A
HAYNES mrs f. Fl
Heath miss Moilie
Heath miss Mary E
Heath miss Virginia NJ
HeXter mrs Fl
Heath miss Mary A
Hill mrs L l.
Hill miss bore
Hill MISS Mamie
Hillsard mrs Mry E
Hill miss Mile ?
Holmes miss NJ
Hopes miss Elize
Hosmsr miss Sophia
Hunter miss NJ L
Hudson mrs NJ A
Jnpss MIRA Susan
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~ FiRE.-c. X. REEFS respectfully informs his
i IIiends and the public. that his STEAM PHO
TuGRAPHlC GALLERY will soon be in opera
nnlshed and paid Tor. viii be taken or the price
paid fDT them will be refunded, By calling 81 INV
yesldapee, 9th street near Leigh. sincerely
thspk the citizens OF Richmond for their VERY lib
esal patronage during the past two yssrs Of my
ssay netVs % t~seodts
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4 80, RELIGIOUS NOTICE .--Provi-
= dence perm;ttinr. CENTENARY ME-
TuODiST CHURCH will be re Open ned for ser
wees on SABBATH next. sd INST. tto-morrowD
At II O'Clock A. VI. Il desirable that every mem
yer 81 the conSreSR atom should he present. There
foctly dry. oc Cit
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~ RteHMoNp THaArsF ~
a STRUGGLE FOR LIBERTY, TONIGHT.
TIL TO0DiES. TO NtfHn.
BEAUTY AND TIE BEAST. TO NIGHT.
TONIGHT, THE MIDNIGHT WATCH.
TONIGHT THE STATE PRISONERS.
TO NIGHT FRANCE, ~ 1876.
MIhNTGHT WATCH AND TO0DLES.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST and
FRANCE IN 1885 AND T0oDLES.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
Three o'clock this Afternoon.
Three o'clock this Afternoon.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
Three O'Clock this Afternoon.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
Three o'clock to-day.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
Three o clock to-day.
beauty AND THE BEAST.
Splendid Drama Tonight
Amusing Comedy, To- night,
GiorIoHs Pageant, J o night.
This afternoon at o. clock.
BEAUTY AND The BEAST.
This afternoon At 5 o'clock.
- : : A'''' : : Beauty AND THE BEAST.
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Hs Furs! Furs!!--The subscribers have
received their stock of FURS for the season.
They will keep hand during the season COM
plete assortment of the following and other ap-
proved kinds:
Hudson Bay Sable, Stone Martin. Fitch. Mink.
Brown Sable and Rock Martin VICTORlN Els,
TIPPETS and CUFFS.
&C 8 eod2w SAM'L NJ. PRICE Il co.
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III SUPERFINE FLOUR,
North River and IS. Cline. brands
ALs0-Extra and Family FLOUR,
For sale by Il. v. & G. H.SUTTON
General Cnnnisslnn Merchants,
90 c.-lts 18th St. betwsen Man and Cary
RUTTER, LARD AND GHEESE.-Just 10
- hand; 4 prime article Goshen RuTfER; No. /
T IsL LAID IA. pps apple Engish Dairy, aad New
BROOKE PLEAsANTs, Agent.
No. Main street, ecsncs 18th.
MEMS HEAVY BR OGA j s.-For 6eld
~ haRdss very superior. 1t WIN. WAL0H9.
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IA AfA,S
Jones mrs NJ A II
Johnson miss Julia
jenkins mrs Sally
Kelly miss s A
keefon mrs l. il
krutch Enma2
Lowry mrs Betsy
Lipscomb mrs VIM b
LipscoiIlb mrs Mary B
f.enier miss NJ 1.
Ieig h misc M +
Larke miss NJ II
Iightfoot miss NJ 4
Lord miss A B
Loving miss susan
Manning mrs E
Martin mrs Il
Marshall mrs India
Mayo mrs A L
Mason mrs )
Merrywsather mrs 49,
Mitchell mrs E A
Monkey mrs A Z
Montgomery mrs +
Morris mrs VIM J
Morris mrs Nj A
Maury mrs +,
Murin mrs 8
Marshall mrs nj L.
Moore miss Annie w
Martin miss V F
Msyo miss n p
Mckinney miss r M
McAfee miss V
McNlelle miss G
McCioye miss Eliza
Nolin mrs Catharine
New mrs Mary G
Nedgle mrs Ellen
Ogden mrs Susan
O'dell mrs Mary +
Otey miss Dora
Peasants mrs r p
Pendleton mrs J X
Perkins mrs y + 3
Peatross mrs K A
Psarce mrs Elizabeth
Pearce mrs Lucy A
Parkhill mrs l. BIZ
Patman miss Sallic
Patman miss Z
Patterson miss Polly
Parker miss Fannie
Parsons miss Cate
Partinyton miss Jennie
Pal miss Caroline V
Perkins miss Kate Nj 2
Pasgwatefs miss NJ Nj
Radcliffe mrs Jane
Road mrs -
Richardson mrs Nj l.
Robertson mrs Anna
Ryan mrs VIM
Richardson miss g
Randolph miss NJ P
Roberts miss Mary Ann
Robinson miss Maria
Scott mrs Mallnda
Scott mrs J J
Scott mrs + A K
Stevens mrs Ann
Shelby mrs Jane G
Seal mrs X w
Shackeiford nrs Ju!iata
Slaughter MISS Mary J
Shl oman miss 1ettle NJ
Shin miss Nj srtha
Smith mrs Betsy
Smith mrs MARY K
Smith nli,s Fannie
Smoot III SIS Eliza beth
Snead mrs Elizabeth
Stanton mrs Sarah
Staples mrs l. ID
steward MISS Helen ;
Stone miss Gabrielle a
STAG HISS 3Hzzte
Swami miss Mar L
Sullivan mrs Nj J
Sutherland mrs VI J
Smith mrs Mary
Turner mrs SyIyi.
TAYLOR mrs Thomas
'GilisOa mrs Harriet K
Thomas mrs Z
TompSIns nrs atlry A
Turner mrs Jane
Ia lcr miss Mary
TnTrey miss VI J
Terry MSS Virginia
Thompson miss c II
Tlnsley mss Jal:a b
Trm} err mss Sarah J
Woodfn mrs " +
w lder mrs John Fl
" hlttan rurS Marg't VI
" hite mrs Mary Ann
Wiusler mrs Mary
" oodson mrs J s
Walsh hrs Anna
W ade mrs Bette w
Waller mrs Maria II
Ward mrs Rehecca
Webb mrs Eliza o
White head miss K +
w atkins miss A w 2
Watson miss Matilda
Waldross miss louisa A
W hIte miss & Maria
W hiteman miss M A
Willett miss Alice X II
Williams miss Lucinda
Willis miss Mary RIM
Wygal miss )
Winston miss Y Fl 2
Venable mrs Sallie NJ 2
VanBersOn mrs 8 NJ
Vaug han mrs Marg't
Fenable miss Nollie J
Valentine miss Mamie
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, OCT. 81, lss
ARRIVED

Hi=h Water Ais LAG l!saluraayl 12N o'eIoek.
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Gen. Wool left Troy, n. V, for Harper'4
Ferry the 18th instant, as soon AS no heard
OF the iusurree ton
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4 pvEaTEsE! aDTFRTisE!!-N
n PAL = r ADVERTISING AGENCY.--lF
YOU WISH To PROSPER. ADVERTISED
would call the attention oil merchants, nianuf.c
tnrers, ana business men generally IL the farii-
ties possessed throash ms Agency oil advertising
In tho best and most economical manner. in the
most widely circulated rapers OF Eastern, Nes
tern aud Southwestern Virginia. Tennessee and
liamsbnrS Ga1atts. Rn.aI Snntharn.r IA .asahan.
neck; Fredericksburg Herald; Charlottesville Jef,
lersanian; Alexandra Sentinel; Blue Ridge Re
publican Staunton Spectator; Rockins ham Re-s-
ter, Hsrrisonbarg; Farmviiie Journal; panyie
Register; Lynchhurg Tirsinian; Marion Visitor:
Salem Register; Bedford Sentinel. Liberty; Wythe
VILE Times; Brownlow's Whig. Knoxville, Tenn;
Raiegh Register, Raleigh. N. G.
n Files of papers, prices, &c., can he seen nj
nv Office, / will also forward advertisements tn
other papers when desired.
AGENT and Commission Merchant, Nod,
oc 22-3t Wall ST., undcr St. Charles Hotel
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ADJUSTMENTS.
nDD FELLOWS, HAIL.

X
ODD FELLOWS HALL
sATURpAY NiGHT Gala
sogT paA ~ / ElTIddIIo,fsIAS NIanrisaALEs.
eqHfft JsH! sssSnhs tttgR,hasf s
&C 22-1t
RiCHMOND THEATRE
tdso kanksl, jao i. Ford, Il. T. M Hais
GREAT GALA NIGHT.
THR A T PIECES.
SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. Il, 1859.
Will be Pc formed the interestn. French Drnma
STRUGGLE FOR LIBERTY.
After which, the ever popular
ToOD LES.
Conclude with the Fairy Spectacle of
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
u At EBENEZER CHURCH,
ON LEIGH STREET.
The colored Choir connected with this Church
respectfully announce to their white and colored
CRANE oNcERT
SUNDAY EVENING NEXT,
the sd inst. at 81 o'clock.
The sin gppgs yii consist of SOLOS. DUETS,
ADMIssIoN-23 cents. Children half-prlce.
oc 22-ltt
C coRINTHTAN HALL,
(MAIS STREET, BETWEEN 9TH AND lOIH)
SATURDAY NIGHT, Der. 22Sp.
WELLS 'sSsr t Il 4 Il IS MANS.
E Mhs u. RSffss Ssoss 'isstoP 90
' Front seats reserved s,T for ladies'
Doors onen at O'Clock. Performance COM
" SpMIss ion cents. oca-l.
- OF THE
VA. MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
The Sixth Animal Exhibition of the VIRGINIA
MECHANICS, INSTITUTE is now open 10 tho
P 5n i,2 soss o 5 a. to 2fIoss and
4 PRIZE! 4 FIT TIE PALACE
~ HALL SHOOTING GALLERY.-A beautiful
Silver Plated Ivory Hsadle E-SHOoTER. to
BELL four times in succession. at tho word. with
the re ynl'r duenk Pistol. Gallery open DAY and
nn!6HT, for pFactice and instruction in Pistol and
EiGHT SHOTS for 2scents
oc 22-lm JOHN B WILLIAMS.
fINEAtR e. EXTRA CARD,
GRAND SATURDAY AFTERNOON PER-
F0RMAhCE OF THE FAIRY SPECrA-
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST,
NExT S4TrRb1Y AFYERhooS,
OCTOBER I'D, 1859.
"a, The afternoon performance will commence
: ~, ch.ldrs2q will be admitted to III. afternoon
FIFTEEN CENTS.
~ Fer pa tculars- see bills OF The dag.
-.-----.--.-... -
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gTeat opp0rtuntts 10 purchase these fashuna-
bic xrtci ol costume ~ now offered, q, the
CORIhTliIAN HAIL. Nan sTKgsr.
The iupoft2tlogs and Manufactures of
GEORGE isti LPi\
S5I BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
are now on sale at the above place, at
40PRR CENT. BELOW USUAL RETAIL PRICES.
Additional arrivals 70 the stock viii he exhibited
MGNUAf, THE 2fTH OF UftFOBER,
aud fiso following days. neiudIng 10 excellent
SLACK BEAVER CLOTH CLuAkS.
at Si7, SI4 6l5, and SIS.
Also, an assortment, Of Misses ca OAKS. snd 4
complete VARIETY of LADIES FANCY FGRS, all
To be sold iph0Bf regard To eoSt in consequence OF
immense surplus inpor; atoms in tae New York
market
The sale is by PRIVATE TREATY. and will teruli-
nate SATURDAY. October 30th..
C0RiNfHIAN HALL,
MAIN STREET. RicuMeNp, VA.
93-4t
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
GREAT GALA NIGHT.
I III X Il RI EAT PIECES.

KUNkEI.& GO. :I.FssEgs AND MAxAsIRs
t6eo. Kunke. Jno. T. Ford T. l.. Moxieyj
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CHECK LoST.-Was lost. near oar Office our
" CHECK on the Farmers Bank, dated Oetater
10. and payable to No. 9 or Bearer. for s6aI 50
The Under will be suitably rewarded By leaving
the same with us, pay nent hsyiny bsen stopped.
&C Its r., III. WHiTLoCK & son
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SATURDAY EvENING, Oct. 4, 1859.
Will be performed the interestin. French Drama
entitled
STR UGGLE oRLIBERTY.
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e. GREAT MATCHRACF,
- MSA FOR 81 eco, TO CONF OFF
xRxtSA . ON SATURDAY. THE r2s
&N-A INST, OYER THE FAIR
.4A-----a---s-'--N~ Fl ED RACE COURSE
Match Race for 81 $50 side. between Thos. w.
Dosweli's CHI. m Lucy HaIaI 4years old BY Rev
e.nne, dam virginia Payne. and Fondren, Williams
Y Co 8 b. III. Lucy Tally, years old, by Chiide
Harold. dam 0ratrix, ttco rife beats will come
off nj the above course on SATURDAY next
Both animals are doing well. and an exciting race
may be expected. JOHN BEICHER
oc d.. PrnprietOr.
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OYSTER DEPOT !

IA $40 RE W r. D.-Ranakay from the
GK subscriber, the 10Th of October, 1859 a
AA negro man named JERRY; sometimes calls
~ himself JERRY MlNTER. He 70 about So
-. years old below the ordinary height; we'll
built, and very active: color dark brown; upper
teeth out bel fore: thin beard has rather whining
voice. Had on when he Runaway. p brown coat
with black velvet collar broad striped summer
will give the above reward of ten dollars if he
is deli verea TO me. Powha.an county, or placed
in any jail so that can get him again.
: oc 2a-3ts RO. NJ M0SFIEI
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OFFICE SUP'T STREETS, /
Oct p 1880 {

Oct. y 1889 (
ITO STONE-C UTTERS. pAVIERS,
BRICKLAYERS. AND CARPENTERS
Proposals will he received at this Office until
THURSDAY next, at ~ O'Clock, NJ, for farnish
Virginia street. between Cary street and Mill Al
ley, and for re-dressng and setting such old curb
now on the ground, it may be desirable to re-
tain.
Also. for paving on said Virsiuia street with
the stones said street, and completing the
balance of the street with new stones &c. The
bids for the curb to he by the linial foot, and for
the navemsnts, by the square yard State the times
for the commencement and com plstion of the work,
both for curhiag and paving.
Propositions will be received at the same tim,
and place, for taking down and removing that por-
ton of the brick nnilding at the southwestern cor
ner ri Cary and Virginia streets. thirteen ard
half feet thereof next TO Nrs street recent
II condemned by the city, for the Of widen
ing Wig inia street. its western SIDE The SAID
potion to be completely removed by the 10th day
of November next.
For any information connected With the torexo-
ms, apply 10 ~. Bates
oc 22--dtd sdp't Streets
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I OST.- In this citv, either in December, 1855 or
- January: 1859. CERT FfCATE Of the Savings
Institute df Richmond. No. 2a7. dated Au4ust
nth 1855 for the sum of forty dollars standing in
the name of John Q. McCshe. All persons are
cautioned against tradinE for or RECEIVING said
Certificate. pay ment OF Same having been stopped
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LOST AND STRAYED.

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PENCIL. The finder will be literally rewarded
on bringing it to the Secretar of the House Of
Clerical and Lay Deputies, ut st. PauPs Church.
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W. y. MAssIk1 lifENRf W. SMITH
MASSIE l. SMITH.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
LEAF AND MANUFACTURfD TOBACCO
4S Front Street,
FIJI, a31l, NEW YORK
Singers Sewing Machines.

Singers Sewing Machines.
IEAT Is the conclusive proof Of great
~ Judged by this there labor saving machine
before the public comparable Singers Sewing Machines
Aer establishing the highest reputation In the United stas
They exhibited at the late Exposition uniycrsee in
France. where they carried oH The highest premum and II
great nanufictory make them has been built In Paris
In every branch Of industry In which sewing Is 10 be done
these machines lie used with immense profit, As the speed
Of thu Railway nin In Ia ycling foot so Is sewing with
singers Machines compared with thanksgiving No tailor.
shoemaker rsake carriage trimmer, sadlcr HITTER &e
nul mol he without The fair profit Of using of
e~' machines, regularly employed Ii One Thousand Dollars
In all priv le families where there Is much sewing to
be done these machines invaluable assistance. Planters
and hotel keeper" find them particularly convenient and rohi
air These machines simple In their construction and
strong aud durable being the only kind of Sewing Ma
chine made by which sort of work coarse or line
could he perfectly rxecu Thousands of inferior and worth
less sewing Machines have been made and sold under various
but singers Machines alone have been found ever!
wicr" 10 >a'i-f. the wants Of the people.
Plain printed truciiis using sent with each ma
chine from which READILY acquire the art OF mana
Eng Them Tn, machine, packcd securely To 60 10 an!
part of the world To all desiring particular in
frmni"n WILL application h, letter at either of our nf
cs forward copy of VI. Singer X Cos Gazette paper
who'll. devoted To the sewing Machine interest
|. NJ. SINGER 4 CO,
Principal Office. No. 823 Hros,iway, New York.
BR oFFIcENo II Hanover ST. Boston, No. 81 Chap
ii -, New Haven Ct Goscryill. " VI No. PA Broad ST.
Newark NJ J No 142 Chestnut ST.. Phiadcpha: No. 100 Bal
iinore St, Baltimore: No 81 Westminster ST. Providence, K
L.: No. East iih ST.. CINCINNATI No. IL North 4h ST, 81
Louis NJ 81 St harlcs St, New Orleans No. 20 Dauphin ST.
Mobile. Idec "a dNcts.