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ahaiitian humanity.

The Cincinnati Enquirer says mat poiii-
cal abolition preacher in northern Ohio who
entertains his pious iioek every Sunday morn
ing with a piteous account OF the crueities in
f,ieted by Southern masters on their slaves,
was lately fined frs dollars for inhumanIy
whipping little orphan boy he had taken
from New York to raise. The boy says ths
ENQUIRER had loaned a neighbor a whip---a sim
gle leather string tied to a stick--ou the dis
coyery Of which the kind-hearted, generous
soul who Neeps at the fables of Southern afro
cities, took the Lad TO barn and whipped him
with u cowhide till his back and legs were
completely raw. The noise OF the whip and
the shrieks of the little sufferer brought the
| neightnrs 10 his assistance, and delivered the
launb. for the time, from the wolf In Sleeps
clothing
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Fruits of Ashland A..

Ashland is great place for vegetables and
fruits People talk about Ashland as fiat and
poor; but Ashland speaks for itself in its
healthiness and fruitfuiness. Go to! SAYS
Ashland. What do YOU know! Come
and see nay frAiiszyby them You shall know
me. Yes, that's right. shland give it to them
in that way. We have a specimen OF your
fruits, in = large sweet potato, from Mr. JOHN
PRYOR, which weighs FIVE aud a half pounds.
No longer ;tgo than Saturday last we saw the
raspberry bushes m Mr.. c. W. MoMURpo's
garden faltof fruit in every stage, from the
bloom 10 ripeness. Certain il is that Ashland
is great on fruits and flowers. No place can
make better show of these, and in that
other very important branch of eulture-chil-
dren, that growing town is unparalleled. The
founder Of ii is one of the 1ailest men in the
State, and We shall not be surprised If II
should turn out 10 be the Crotona OF the Old
Dominion, and yet produce the Virginia Her.
culeSl
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DIED.

On Sunday morning, tho eal instant, At 10 minutes
to 5 o'clock. Mrs. BARBARY HENRY. IN the 18th
year ri her aga.
Dearest mother, thou has lett u.s.
We thy loss most dee ply feel;
But tits God who hath bereft ia,
lie can all oar SORROWS heal
But sgaiH we hope to meet thee,
When tho day Of life is fed.
Ard in Heaven we nope to greet thee.
Where no farewell tear is shed.
Her fanera will take place from the BAPTIST Church
on Oregon Hill, this afternoon At O'Clock. The
friends and acauantancss are invited to attend
without further notice.
At Lebanon, the residence Of her nephew, James
LYONS. Esq.. on the 22d day Of this month. in the
snth YEAR OF her are, Mrs. PHILADELPHIA y.
WATKINS widow of the late John Dandr4gs
Watkins. OF the county of New Kent.
Her remains will. by her last request be inteSred
this day at st. Peters Church. III the count of
New Kent, at the feet OF her husband.
~ City papers will please copy.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, OCT. y, lss.
High Water this day (Monday) 24 o'clock.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Yorktown, Parrish, N. y, mdze. and
passeue ers, Ludlam & Watson.
Schr. Lucy X. Waring, Childrall, N. Y. guano,
Bacon & Baskerville.
Schr. o. II. Tolley, Creighton. James River,
wheat, Haxali, Crenshaw & Co.
schr. Marshall, Nelson, N. y, mdze, ID. II. w
Currie.
Steamer Belyidere, Keene. Baltimore, mdze and
passengers, d. & w. Currie.
SAILED.
Steamer Belvidere, Keen. Baltimore, mdz. and
passengers. D. & w. Currie.
Steamer Georgeanna, Travers, Baltimore, moZe'
and passengers, w. D. Colqutt < Co.
Steamer Pennsylvania. Teal, Philadelphia mdze'
and passengers. II. +. futile.
Schr. A. f. Elliott, down the river: heht.
schr. Emma D. Warren, Eastern Shore, mdzei,
Schr. San LOUIS, Brenmer down the river, lsht.
Schr. Jas. Etheridge, Ednundson, down the
river, light. :,
Schr. Ireland City, Concklin, n. y. fisur, d. &c
W Currie VIZ
Schr. S. r. Allen, Baker, Boston, mdze.' D. & W.
Currie
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APPROACH OF WINTER.-There was a slight
fall of snow at Washington City and Alexan-
dra, Va, Saturday. In Augusta, GA, on the
same morning as we learn by telegraph, there
was a heavy white frost and thin ice. In Cha
teauguay, n. Y, Friday morning. there Were
two feet OF snow, and at Montreal about two
inches
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIToRE, Oct. 2l--There was an increase in
the supply of cattle at market Yesterday. The of
terinss summed mp loo head, OF which our city
butchers took Ice at prices ranging from rs to
quality sod at the latter hEure. The remaining
go disposed Of by driving 100 TO Philadelphia,
50Sold to country grazers and 800 left over unsold
Under this large supply the market quite heavy,
and prices obtained show decline of % cents per
100 lis. the average sales OF last Thursday. The
average price to -day is $3.50. The supply Of hogs
is good. and the market dull at 6.50 81 go per 100
lbs. Sheep about the same, at S2.50a S45o per
head, rs TO quality.
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SrICIDE-W !lliam O. Jones, Il promising
young citizen OF Spotsylyania county, Va
who had won literary distinction at the Uni
yersity of Virginia and Columbian College
committed suicide on the 18th inst. Ivy shoot
nag himself. The act was the esult Of ian
affair OF the heart
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DEATH OF COMMANDER WILLTANsoN.-Com.
Gabriel g. Williamson, Of the L. :. steamer
Fulton. who died at Warrington, Florida, on
the iath inst, was 4 native OF Norfolk Va,
and about 50 years OF age. lie fell a victim 10
yellow fever, under which he was suffering.
when his vessel was driven ashore about a
mont IA REQ
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MARRIED.

ON Thursdav 2pth inst. hy the Rev. DR.. J. D.
Jeter. Mr. nAvfD = SAUNDERS. IN. Of Rich
mard. TO Miss PEKMELIA A., daughter OF NJ.
winfield Cosby. OF Lonlsa county. va.
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--------
co NJ II l. IL c ] \ / !.
H;cbmend markets. Oct. %. 80.

FLouR-The TRANSACTIONS are very limited at
SIS 5G4 1913 for Superhne. Extra SO to $3.50, ac-
cording to brand and quantity.
WHEAT-No change III quotations. good to prime
Red Stu TO Sl.20; do " hite s ,35 to 81 40 fce
supplies. ~
stiff A sale of a small cargo at 81.l0.
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[ Just received. a fresh supply
~ 81 those hns TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CAR
supply al other CARPETS, make q eamplete aa-
softInent, which all III want will do we'll to exam
iia. VIM A WAITERS
oe st-2t No. 10 Main ST.. Garner OF I2sh.
ftOk sALE--A HORSE, TOP BUGGY AND
4 HARNESS complete, The owner having no
iIthef nse Tor the same. the above can be seen
1T the american stable. For terms apply to
DC 2i-3t T.. u. EAGIiO, Pearl st.
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO, Of
" the finest quality for sale by
JOHN W.Pol.LARD, Druggist, 17th st.
NORTHERN APPLES.--Iust received. rs
~ bbis. Northern fippias. aud Ilr sale at 4 n
JUAN PIzZINI's, No. rs am st. 4
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PAssExarns PER STEAMSHIP YORKTOWN.

PASSENGERS PER sTEAMsHfP yorktown"
PARRISH. FROM NEW YORK:
G. Poqk. Mrs G 4. Frssman :, L Sws IL =.
6. A Talley. Ii. c. Cornish, w. Burroughs. IT.,
W. M Hodges, John BOYD, /; ingram, Al s Nc
lnard, J. D: Granier; j. w March, W: blanchnar 70
Mary Davis, Geo Mssen. ]. NJ. ChaIee, Jr.. Miss
NJ. Chafee, Miss V. Foster, K A. sampson ana ana
Cnnninsham Miss j. Bealc, JOS. D. Beale, John
Dwight, W, II. Bs.e, 5. Bssee, Mrs V2n Hage9'
Chisman, j. NJ. Humphrey, Mrs. L: Nc Nlven, F.
r HmphTsy Mrs hgm snn rs ss M
7, Clnte, ". s. Coe. N J. Dingier, Q. :. Echste n,
D. Eawsrds Six z Ha ~ MAJ i l. h r k f. P
r still. Y. o. " oolev, II. C. Howe.J A. Fenwick,
II. ". Baulsy, s. o. Canadoy, Q. r. Snbbssrser, E.
r. Quencer, W. Brown, 0. H. Pqrdy. X. n. uran-
Iicb T. p. Ostramder, and II IN the stesrasc.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nA. Magnificent Silks.
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,

SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,
ELEGANT cLoaks IND sHAWLs, Z
From last weeks AUCTION SAILS OF french
Importers in Nav York alta
GREAT SACRIFICE.
WATKINS, e FICKLEN
Reg leave To inform their friends and the Pubic
generally that their arfe and superb stock o. ~
and fresh DRY GOODS has gust been rspffensn ,3
iy very I7r.e additions Of various 81 res u @
fll goods. purchased by ono OF their hfhi' IN NA'
HALE THEIR PREVIOUS VALUE.
They only ask opportunity OF e1hiuitihS snost
chotee and seiscf GOODS OF the nstren an 1 ' and
fashionable designs. IN order 10 lnsaIe s"'os' @
surprise every one with the Low Prices, e.r
In SILtfS Especially, We are enahlea ~ neys
such prices as Will bring this hitherto Costly Aitioi'
within the rsaeh Of every one.
Beautiful VELOUR DE PARIS,
French and Irish POPl,lND,
Paris Printed DELAINES,
Silk and Wool PLAIDS, &c, ea
ara being opened this morning, ana VIII 20 iopa
sxtremeIy handsome and moderate IN price. Our
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
COMPRISING the most extensive and rich assoIt-
ment we have had to offer this season VIII ee open
ed To- dsy and will be found worthy the attention
OF ali In want. Some OF these goods are entifei5
new and yery elegant. Our assortment 81
"e ysERVANTS' and PLANTATION GOODS,
MEMS OUTER AN UNDER WEAR.
h i'-' = HOUSE SERVANTS WEAR.
PLANTATION G0QDS!!! noon.,,,
HOUSE FURNISHING GQ0ps!i;;
IRISH LINENSi!!!!
sHIRTINGs and sHEETlNGS. ,,
PULLED CLOTHSt!
SATJNETTS FOR FACTORY HANDS, hc!!:
viii he f,und unsurpassed IN extent. quality and
price. oe A-tsI WATKINS K FIcKLEN.
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The Manufactures Of pixies.

Among the other episties found in the pos
session OF the insurgent leader, BROWN, was
letter from CHARLES BLAIR, Collinssille,
Connecticut, VINO seems TO have been the man.
uiaeturer of the pixies intended for distribu:
iion among the negroes. These pixies were
fifteen hundred in number, and might have
proved u very formidable weapon even in
hands entirely unaccustomed to weapons of
war. These pixies are said to have been made
in workmaniiks manner, and some of them
10 have been finisisd in quite handsome style
IT is not probable that the manufacturer of
shese rnurdercos instruments was ignorant of
The purpose for which they We're TO be used
Al all events, he should be brought 10 trial for
his participation in this reasonable and muir
derous conspiracy against the United STATES
and Virginia, AZ y, ueh as if he had been found
using, in our own State, the weapons he had
manufactured. In the adoption OF vigorous
measures against the conspirators in other
States, we shall have an evidence Of the good
faith Of the .slasehoiding communities
upon subject which inyolves the life of every
inan la the South.
THE VsErAoE IN rRAEcE.-A letter from
Z the aonfh OF France, dated the I'D inst ..v,
we grape crop y isss than an average In guam
ntyi put re quality is very superior and vii
~ Nsan snst OF 1917. Al present the new wines
s - seshbR LOT ihfse or four times the prize,
y neseh fhsy brought IN October last year, am
Y: ~ writer doubts whether The upward move
- ~ se*n its highest, Tor, in con.e
SO 1s.s 81 ~ skcsiient quality Of the wines
;sss' ~ ~ sold aor disstilinE,''
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LVFTY nOLLARS REWARD.-SrOI.E IN.
HOUSES FOR RENT.


*. FOR REsT--A HOUSE and LOT on Val
80 ley tl7th,i street. with four comfortable rooms,
sh besides store and bar room, and all necessary
out houses for the accommodation of a small FAINT
ly, with q we'll OF excellent water IN tho yard. To
good tenant, the terms Ill bs mads very mode
rate. Apply to JOHN A. HUTCHINSON
&C Ats
1As FOR RENTING three-story BRICK
sSxsss DIV ELIING, recently occupied by Dr. ]. NJ.
Th.n Peasants. situated on Broad between 24th
and 18th streets, Church Hill, containing 10 rooms,
with the usual back buildings. all in good repair
Posse sion can be had Immediately APply 10
T.. A. J. CLOPTON, cor Wall and
Franklin sts., opposite Dickinson, Hill Co.
oc 2o-5tawts
*, WATER PoWE FOR RENT Or
eI..s IEASE--A LOT and WATER POW Err, suit
Ea.habc for foundry any other purpose. nd
joining the Richmond Steel Works. Apply TO
JAS. HUNTER,
oc 20 2wt At the Richmond Steel Works.
FOR REN "A large and spacious
SD W WAREHOUSE, the Dock. suitable for
a4.1 Storage House Tobacco Factory. Posses
sion given LIST January next.
oc lS-lw JOHN ENDERS.
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ma RICHMOND THpArKr!--

"a RICHMOND IHRATRE - -, 80.
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. cath. 1855.
Every body's Friend aud Horse Shoe Robinson.
Ever Friend and Horse shos RoPinson
A-'0' New Comedy, New Drama, To- n ght.
New Comedy, New Drama. To nj s ht.
New Comedy, New DRAINS, 10 Ma ht.
FAIR week great Novelties.
Fair week, great Nosetiss.
FAR week great Noreft'ts
." Ali the Star Company in the Piece.
All the tar Company in the Piece.
All tbs 4 If Company In the Piece.
Novelly-F un-Amuselnent
Noyelty- Fun-Amuseu.ent
NoYeity -Fun-Ainaxement.
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sIs-~x>s THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR
ts~E-A At n meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of the Virginia Central Agricultural Society
held the 21st inst. at the Hermitage Fair Grounds
an interview was had with several 9entlemen in
terestel in the ''fFiGfS Of Sp.ed,' when the Tel
lowing changes Of tirne We're made
Fo. the LIST premium, minues.
For the I'd premium minutes Is seconds.
For the 81 premium, ; minutes 80 seconds.
For the 18th premium, minutes.
For the 4th premium. none but horses 3years old
and under will contend.
Horses to be III harness under the saddle.
At the same meeting. tha following named gen
tieuen were appointed delegates TO the several
Fairs to be held this Fall
DR.. X. Archer. Col. IT. c. Csbell,
Gen. Richardson, Jno Seldeu, Esd,
Gait. VIM. +. Wren. Albert ken. Esq,
7. Johnston. Esq, Col. S. McRae.
Col, J. l.. Davis.
oc 22-2. c. DIMMOCK, Sec. Va. c. A. s.
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r AIDES CLOAkS AND FURs.

great opportunity to purchase these fashiona-
bic articles OF costume 10 now offered. at the
CORINTHIAN HALL. MAIN STREET.
The fmportations and Manufactures of
GEORGE. BJLPfN.
s5l BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
are now on sale at the above place, at
40 PER CENT. BELOW USUAL RETAIL PRICES
Additional arrivals To the stock will be exhib ited
MONDAY, THE 24TH OF OCTOBER.
and eve following DAYS. including zee excellent
BLACK BEAVER CLOTH CLOAkS,
at SI3, Sl4, SIG. ard Sls.
complete variet, of LADIES FANCY FGRS, all
to be sold tcithout regard 10 cost consequence Of
immense surplus import ations IN the New York
market
The sale is by PRIVATE TREATY, and will tsrmi-
nate SATURDAY, October 30th.
COKiNTHiAN HALL,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
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-, THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR. -
g. MOTTO E.-To prevent collisions that
might occur between the Railroad Trans and
Carriages, the latter will not be permitted enter
the Grounds by TIE RAILROAD GATE, bat
will enter by the Gate on Broad street. extended.
244t e. DfMMOCk, Chief Marshall.
u City paperS cOpy.
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WAN

ur.NTEn..o vFRsEER.---we wish to cm-
w pioy an oversssr for The com.ns ,sar' on tho
ManLsouRsx F.RM n .s,, y san brinr ssssi
monas ID abiisii their aetiy enerr, sosrissy
attention @ bps,ness and ssii1 b te paa s,
t - " '"' T. RuFFIN, JR., or
9. a.,t1ia; G.rysvili', Prince oeo Vss sia.I
yxTANTED-A WOOD HOPpER-for the BE- |.
w anee Of the year, to work'n one and ball
miles OF the city. ]. 4MfRHlDf i 1901 MACON. Js..
Office in tho Law Building,
oea-st Franklin st.
WANTED. A lady who has had some expe.
Eashsh branches. French, aud Music, wishes to
J: :sh ,... Address "A r. F." Box ''' Richmond
MANTED--Ay young lady Of som. s E; i,
w in teaching. wishes to engage SITUATION
. and Fr sns vi. a y: roass
POST Office, stX. Y. h. Richmond Va oe fit
yxrANTED-A WOMAN, to do general HOUSE
w WORK either White or eo st9s mpI Soa a.
to new lron-iront buiidlns. oc I'll
yITANTED-By n respectable Young Woman, 8
w situation as HolsEk EEP Err and SEAM
STRESS. Apply at this Office. oc 1T,
aif f and YRS
sist in doing the housework Tor a small iamlly-
4ssy .Gs Third ss-sss first f"H.f fsHf
yITANTED-To SELL TRY VA
w HoUsE on Sd street, Gambss Hill, between
Byrd and Arch, suitable Tor modef ate szea iain
". For particulars enquire at above mousse. A
LOT also adjoining, for sale. DC l1-ot.
{ITANTED-.To purchase, good secondhand
:" IRON SAFE sm WsIIJNsss ff EaaiP' oWERs.
oc 2l-3t Corner of Pearl and Cary sta.
NTANTED--A good COOK. who can wash and
iron. Apply at hs corner q EDm d 5na th
WANTED-loo or Is BRoGUE MAKERS-.We
w wish to employ 10 OF, Is good BRoGUE MA.
KERS. To such as will suit, constant employ
will be svsPM G III SGRf nsRR Efsqs BRO
oc 30-ts Next to American Hotel.
WANTED.-.I will give a good salary and a
WATCH MAhhh' None f'fNsr W Rffd fippM,f;
oc2o-ts Me- Main St, below Old Market.
WAHNCTIfEEHpsTT2e ggrchsss e hire, FEMALE
w manly cain. Address ss 9 Pos sHq o ssa
WANTED wish to purchase CANAL
oc l3-ts JNO. J. WERTH, Agent.
WANTED-SCOURIN !-SCOTRING =
w SCoURING Get your CLOTHING secured
Get your SIIAWLs cleaned at KINGS.
Get yopr r,l RUGS and BLANKETS secured at
Get your FURS cleaned by KING.
Get Your white PARLoR CURTAINS bleached
by KIM
Who has no equal this side of Netc York.
+. KING, Premium Scourer,
On 10th ST.. next Rehg isus Herald Office.
EA- Country orders attended to punctually.
oc 5-lm
WaNTED-COOK.-W wish to purchase or
w hire first-rate COOK, without incumbrance,
to remain in the city.
sc 30-ts KENT. PAINE 4 co,
tNANTED-COOK.--W wish to purchase a |
w young, healthy COOK, who can wash and iron.
For of unc keep ionabie character, liberia.
price will be paid.
Sc ats FISHER K WINSTON.
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LOST AND STRAYED.

-S <s.-S~s
| est In this city, FRIDAY, the 2lst Insf., the
- FREE PAPERS of WN. TYLER, issued from
Hanover Court. The finder will please leave
neys at Law, 18th and Franklin streets near
the Court House. oc AT
7 oST--on the sIst October, a PLAIN GOLD
- CHAIN. somewhere on Main street, between
Pearl and 4th. The finder will plsass leave il at
this ofhcs. toc A-lt'l L. 4. BARNES.
:. OST--A PORTE MONNAIE containing about
~ IS in money. Warwick 4 Barksdale's Note,
dated 18th Oct. fosr months, for S357.Ss; Joseph
Brunmell K Co.'s Note, dated ltth Oct. ninety
DAYS Tor .slaS55; elsht shares of Ststs Stsck and
Bond of $50. The finder will DO rewarded by
leaving the same at this Office oc 127t'
LVFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-STOLFN
On Friday last, the 18th instant, some person
entered my house in the absence of my family and
stole theretroln ] old fashioned Lever Gold
WATCH. No. 405 s. Yates 4 Co., II Lord street,
Liverpool, patent; old stye white faeej Gold
No. / $50: / Gold HUNTER, Mitchell & Tyler's
name on case, Nnl: Dixon. ChroroDsser maker to
the Admiralty As King Square. London. No. H.
SOL; Gold tsd .tyiel REPEATER. number not
recolssted: Gold single case, gold fancy csco.
number not recolected; Gold Watch Chsins
tfobe Rosewood Cologne EOX, with three Bot
ties: Silver Plated FORKS; | CIGAR CASE, in
laid With gold and silver and tortoise shell.
&C Its Nj. G WHITMAN.
CHErK L0ST.-Was lost near our office, our
~ CHECk ON tue Farmers Bank. dated October
10. and payable TO No , or Bearer, for S5iI 81
The finder viii bs suitably rewarded bY leaving
the same with us, payment hsvins been stopped
oc Its r. II. WHlFLoCK son.
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-, THE sECoND LECTuRE BE-
,s~eza FORE THE YOUNG MEMS CHRIS
TTAN ASSOCIATION, will be delivered by the
Hon. DAVID II. CONRAD, of Der kelley county, Vs..
in the Second PresbNteri Church, Rev. Dr..
at o'clock. very interesting and important
subject will bo presented Members of tbs Asso-
TTCKETS-TW ENTY- FIVE CENTS. To be
obtained Al, the Rooms, the Bookstores, MEADE
P0WERs at the Exchange Hotel.
oc 24-st r. K. HOWISON, Chm Lee. Com
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HIJIfHUNU, Y A.
Beard and Lodging SIe0 per day or Breakfast
Dinner, Supper and Eods ins at IS cents each.
Having greatly enlarged and improved my Hnuxs,
lnsw offer TO the public hrst-cass accommodation
and Table surpassed by none in this city. at the
above low prices have also fitted D n eat and con-
venient PRIVATE ROOMS for the accommodation
oil Dinner and Sapper parties. NJ Bar is always
supplied with the best Liza UoRS and choicest
brands Of CIGARS, and am determined, by care
and attention. to merit liberal share OF patronage
- 81 PERSONAL attention given to PACKING 0YS-
try, - 1s A.
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nA Life Insurance. --N-bita Persons and
LANES. pon the most advantageous terms to
the INSURED!
MUTUAL Life Insurance upon WHITE PER-
SONS. for any length of time
SLAVES INSURED for month, year or for 5
years, 10 1--we IN dag part OF Virginia or any other
Slavehoding State.
~ The BEST COMPANIES in the Union Life
Fire. represented. Capital over 5.eGo. o10
For all Kinds OF INSURANCE, without delay
call on the undersigned. at the o!d eStd6!iShea
General insurance Office. Pear street, next to IL
u. Eacho. opposite John \. Gordon.
All losses promptly paid. c. r. BROKEN,
oc 22-2t Gen. ms. Ag t and Med. Examiner.
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=. SECOND i.arge and A.tr.ctive Openins

wS second Large and Attractive Opening
o' phi ar EEDEN & FOX
Have baen opening in part, during the past week
nd nv ms STEAMERS from New York to day VIII
he in receipt Of. their FALL SECOND SUffLf
OF DRY GOODS. r rprcx
we have bought many large lots Of DKESS
GOODS at the closing auction sales IN New or a,
during the past week, all of which we shall ei'er 81
srtrs1qs Ioic prices. Ne call special attention 10
a lar re and choice assortment OIL
DRESS SILKS. embracing all grades, from 10
cts rer ward to the richest styl rr,
PRINTED AMERICAN and FhENSh De
MoUSELINE DELAINE ROBES, at very re-
uI P'RiHsTED FRENCH MERINoEs.
. RICH PLAID and STRIPED POPLlNS.
VELOURS DE PARIS. and great variety Oh
Our assortment OF EMBROIDERIES is now
comuIete. aInoue st them-
FRENCH MUSLIN COLLARS, at prices much
ie MNaa'f ATT LACE COLLARS
REAL POINT LACE COLLARS.
REAL POINT LACE SETIS, splendid as
We are also making large additions to our stock
of NEGRO CLOTHING.
Large lots of "a and GA
-1'' ION" LINsEY5.
SLEEPS GREY SATINETS. all qualities.
VIRGIN A JEANS, &C., &c.
Also, n laree stock eff -
FACED CASlNETS and CASSIMERES.
NEGRO BLANKETS.
BED BLANKETS.
oc Aim BREEDEN / FOX, 2l7 Brosd st.
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: WATER POWER FOR RESToR
RUNAwAYs.

RUNANAX.--Slo r w A X D-For
81 SARAH. She is between rs and 30 wears
p old mulatto. not very bright csiered. toll
<Si& erably long black hair, greyish eyes, long
-S-I~@visa.ed. above medium SIZE, not ieshy !enE
face; has a bad across tho back OF her left
hand so that she cannot shut 1t properly; speaks
rather drawing have no doubt she is IN the city
OF Richmond. HEZ. q. ARCHER.
oc 22-St+ Chesterfield.
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TME FIRE BRIGADE

KA THE FIRE BRIGADE
4S-S5x&SaN will parade on Broad street, be-
tween OH and 10th streets, en-
KY w MONDAY next, az az o'clock,
p. NJ. at which time the Semi Annual Washing
will take place. The members will have their bel
iaets md badges on.
b order of the Principal Fnginser.
oc 2-td PETER W. RAhSTON, cork.