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Died.


On Tuesday evening the ,ss iFssWsnf e susr ss
He leaves devoted family and large circle Of
relatives and frienas, who deeply iee this SAD ne
Of an afection.te disposition. he eyer stroye t.
If his family. He endeared himsesi 20 an Win
whom he held daily intercourse " ~ .asmI
hearted, generous deAling and remAI kape socl1ii
Qualities, and his family nave ing ,;Te ~ s"yrov
But fhsugh this stroke Of ProvidentIal ainlct,9 70
has made may mourners. We tTus! tnati now ane
storm 10 past they can look 10 nlM no i imh
waves and temperefh the vino 10 VIZ s IN ,nanc
and fe-l that their grief Is ;ch remains
The funeral viii take place from TRINITY tMe.ho 10
dist Church on this tThursda, moInlns, of e ,hS
o'clock The friends and acan ,s shom he lon
held Church fellowship, are respectful, invited 70
attend
On Tuesday, the 9Th instant. At the rssaenee o.
her brother e. w, Co o, in CnesteinonM w r.
JANE B. JOHNSON. consort of the late =" m, =
Johnson
At her residence Ore HI R Msdne wis q b.
r. Reid in the 5Ist year Of her ase. h.,s
Her funeral will take place this cvenins ~ MI
mast o'clock, from Ore on Hill baptst Gnape ..
The friends and arquaintances oil tue fanny "io
~ Fredericksburg and Raleigh papers please
copy. VIZ
At the residence of her brother in law, John w.
Harden. ELIZA Ann TINSLEY, IN the list
Her funeral will take place this THURSDAY morn
ing the 10Th inst at 10 clock. at her PRONE
law g. Mr.. Harden's m Manchester. Inc iriSnas
and acouaiutances of the family are respectful,
II. tied to attend without further notice.
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co,resnondence of the Richmond Dispatch.


Hsnry Rain-Fire-Rslgior Intelligence, &C.
PRINCE EDWARD G. H.. IA,}
September 26th. )
Our little town is rapidly improving. oe.,
eraI fine private residences are in progress "a
construction, and two new stores, now hhlsh-
ed. will be opened this fall.
We had a very heavy rain last week, aoihg
considerable damage to the crops on Builaio,
carving away bridges and fences, ana ooihe
great damage to the crops of corn and TOBACCO;
Our town was thrown into great sta.e VI
excitement last Tuesday, by the cry OF nIe,|
About dark it was discovered tnat an ou.
house adjoining the hotel of Mrs W y. louI-
nov. was on fire. Every effort was mace re 10
stop its progress, but without avail. Inc Inc
wind being high at the time. the hanes soon
spread to an adjoining house. occupied ny !.
q. Daub. as a shoe-shop, and Peyton Bowers
as a drug store, totally destroying both. Loss
about s., 00j--no insurance
The nomination of Mr.. Roger A. Pryor Tor
Congress, seems to give general satisfaction.
great revival is going on at Spring Chap-
e,o near this place. The Revs. MIR. Porter.
Reed. and Smith, of Randolph Macon College,
are present.
W. O. Flournoy, was sold, few days ago, to
Capt. Geo. W. Sappington, for 81 ,0oo, cash
More anon. RAMBLEh.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, SEPT. -, 'bs.
Hira Wats, thus day Thursday, 61s o'eioek


Steamer Belvidere, Keene, Baltimore, mdze. and
passen ers. d. & W. Currie.
Schr. Cerito, Crowell, Boston, mdze' u. " W. Cur
Schr Idea. Tenton, Fredericksburg, wheat
Shields x Summerville. n
Schr Gen Worth, jones. Baltimore, suano, Ba
Schr. Vim H. Travis, -, -, corn and wheat
Bacon 4 BsskervIll.
Schr Chae nee Bullock, Rockland, lime, l.. Lib
Schr. Wave, Edwards, Troy, lumber, J. A. Bel
Schr. Randeer, Kirwin, Petersburg. wheat. to
Schr. O. P. Binns. Cook Albany, lumber, s. G.
Robinson and ]. A. Belvin.
Sehr. Mary Eliza, -, oy sters
SAILED,
Schr. Ocean Bird, Qullin, down river light.
Schr. Mary c. Cranmer, Wrotten, down river
schr, D. Herbert, Myers. Fort Calhoun, stone,
Col De Russy.
Schr. Ann Pickrell, Palmer, Norfolk via Port Wal
thall. coal, w. d Colquitt 4 Co.
-Schr. n NJ. Tannor, Todd, Charlestown, mdzs,
W. ID. toiquitt Co.
Schr. Orrls Francis. Clarke, Boston. mdze, D. Il
". Curria.
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ma Tupmun Hull, "a
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
SUPERIOR CLOTHING
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS


Ths sas sx s ss
tion to the assortment hopng to offer such ndu
ments in style DUAL ty; price and variety: as VIII
m tnufsctory At Newark \. j.. under the mana o
seod. are made with much care Is possible :.
The selections of stock for ents' wear cannot be
are certainly tin-topl quality. and as ,sntse in
appearance and stsie. as an,th,nk produced this
SILK f1sf sssHsr III
BlA ssSr aEP Bs sagsfI HhfshHyEs; :
OLIVE 1 MfFE1TH w AYE cfask cAss.;
So assorted, as TO shape and price. that we fear no
and s SEQ fBI.sINFss COATS;
g R Rz!Fs rs fsGSk S?aSs
OF IN IRE .e sa Cloth seye,
Tor their eenteel app arrange and seasonabashape.
Our stock will be repenished By each steamer
NAV be introduced will receive our attention, and
our customers will have the benefit of it.
0@' TENS, FURNISHING GOODS,
For Fall and Winter wear, has been received. We
100 dog. NECK TIES. STOCKS and CRAvATs;
zoo de- e ~ various styles;
rs doz POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs:
leo doz. SOCKS, all kinds;
70 all of which We cali attention, knowinr that in
the lot we can please most everybody with some
tbins Of sood quality at low price. We still con-
SHIRTS TO ORDER,
and know the stock on hand as we'll as those made
for particular customer orders. are the best in the
United States. We cannot he exceed in this ar
tcle. as our customers previous to this time
GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
and fits guaranteed Our manufacturer is practi-
lar so that we can approach our customers with n
confidence sustained by the capacity of the person
who makes our 20. DIS.
Cali at No. ITO Main street. and we will do you
good, as an examination and selection of such
goods as you may need will prove. We are seiin-
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH!
Therefore can and will give you better article for
all who wish o pay their own hts and not he sub
iect to profit sufficient to the losses occa-
stoned by those ''ach0 tyy, credffsd md do ~
Fry" will trade at the CASH STORE, No. ITO
Main street.
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
1859 AND 1850.
The subscribers have taken the agency for " M
Glencross' Report of Fashions, and can recnni-
mend it as the most reliable one published. The
Repot is issued semi yearly. and as Mr. G'encross
is in commun cation with the Paris reports. issued
monthly. which issue IS made IN connection with
his publication, suhscrii ers to his Report will have
all the advantage necessary for the satisfaction of
their trade; We new have copies OF the Report
for sale and exhibition. Independent of the sheet
Of drafts usually accompany ms other reports, one
or two patterns of new ST les also gwen. rem
dering the work invaluable. sa2-ts
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THE FAIR OF THE VA. CEN
IN RTCHMOND. IN oCToBER.ATo remove ali
misrepresentation, the public is respectfully in
formed that no entrance fee upon articles for exhi-
the exhibitor must he a member of the S,ci t, or
pay t"Tee dollars towards the support OF the Fair
year and one dollar each ear thereafter.
Certificates of membership can lie procured az
most of the Railroad Depofs in the country, or at
mond. Applications by note TO the undersigned,
enc,osns the payment therefor. will have these
certificates promptly returned. The evidence that
the applicant is old ,aenber must be the return
of his last years certificate. The full name and
post offlce must he given. c. DIMMOCK,
Sc 29-lw Sec'y V. G.. A. s.
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Northern Markets.-[BY TELEGRApH.l

Northern Markets.-[BY TELEGRAPH.1
BALTIMORE. Sept 2s.-Flour DULL Howard and
Oh o SIS. Wheat opened BUOY ant, but closed dull {:
white SI5Oal.h5, red $l.l5. Corn active: yellow
Sides iOh Mess Pork SIC; Lard ll14. City Whis-
key q.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-Stocks heavy money
market active. Flour advanced 10 cents: Southern
S5l5d540 Wheat advanced la cents; white
Sl.4O. Corn dull: mixed nominal. 81, Pork firm !;
a. 26a. p M-Cotton fla and unchan ed. Flour
further adyanced: Southern s. 70 80 Wheat " e.
Mess Pork SIS IS Is; Prime do Sl0a. Moltsses
steady atss AZ. Naval stores and Rice unchanged.
Sales in New York, Tuesday, ct $500 Vlrainla
SIS, $50. at ga. and 5000 do. at 9aA.
NEW Yopk. Sept. 2S.-Cattle MARKET Beeves
declined &c; offarinzs 500; sales at "A a -
Sheep firm: oferinss "a so. Swine heavy: offer
II, IS, 500; sales at 5A n 61s.
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Posr.OFFICE AFFAIRs.-John w. Groves is
appointed postmaster at Dumfries, Prince
William county, Va, vice VIM. 9. Merchant,
Johnson's Cross Roads, Monroe county, Va,
vice james w. Bennett, resigned. James Cy-
rus postmaster at Mount Salem, Putnam coun-
~, Va, vice Jos. r. Hill, resigned. Mrs. Sarah
Bruce postmaster at Comorn, King George 8
county, Va, vice IL. G. Bruce, resigned. The
name ut Rudes Mills, Upshur county. Va, is
changed to Rock Cave.
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American Minister and escort him 70 Pskin,
where therastnca,ions Of the tseAtya are 10 -
proves that Cancellation has bsen moro eifec.
,uai than forcs, and that both the American
and Russian Ambassadors are far more likely
to attain their objects than the French and
English, at least for the present.
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SORGHUM MoLAssEs.-This article, made from
the Chinese sugar cane, has evidently become
one of the fixed institutions of this part OF the
country From what we can learn, large
quantity will be made. The demand Ior emp
ty whiskey moIasses and vinegar barrels is SO
great tibet the price has advanced from So cents
to SIPS, and not enough to supply the demand
Karauha (Va.) Rep.
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POISONING AFFAIR-The Columbia Is. %
Carolinian says that a plumber of persons at
tending a ball at Williamson, 5. o., were Sc
riously affected bv something either in the
food or drink, supposed to be poison, gen
tleman from near Abbeville named Chea.nanh
h;,. died, also negro barber from oumler.-
s me assert that there must have been poison
in The f,,d while Others say the sickness was
caused by a too free use of fruit.
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IMPORTANT FROM VENEzuELA.-AdVlces 10
the 9th inst, announce the capture OF La
I,,,rs. hard fiehtinC; the capture of Maracay,
and subsequent defence of The same by the
@'xernment troops against its enemies; the
CAPTURE OF two Dutch vessels with ammuni-
,;tus of war for the revolutionists and ar
,.st of The British Consul for implication in
tho rpyoiutiSn,
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IorIs NAPOLEON THE FARMER.-Louls
NaDoleon farms very extensively. In addi-
lion 10 the farms on the Grown lands and on
estates which have been acquired for him in
Sologne and Landes, he occupies, as tenant OF
the State, vast tract in Champagne. AT the
present time the extent of the land farIned by
the Emperor is about $4,000 acres.
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AN OLD RELIC GoNE.-The lncendlarys
torch fas fired and destroyed the old building
in Westmoreland county, Va, in which Presi.
dent Monroe was born. The house has been
unoccupied for some time.
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SUDDEN DEATH-Wm. Nichols Ratson,
prominent merchant of New Orleans, died
suddenly of apoplexy, in London, Eng, on
the 9th ult. He was one of the largest SNIP
ping merchants in New Orleans.
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IT The Baltimore Sun, one o: the most
complete newspapers in this country, comes
out in new type, and shines more brightly
than ever
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"a WIS are under obi cations to the ladies of
Chilsts Gnu rch Tor delicious collation., received
fiom tuelr Fair at corinthian Hall 1t is not a
mater of surprise that the Fair room is nj shtly
hed ii the 9th IT delcacles OF the tables are as
excellent as those with v hich we were favored.
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COMM E r G / \ l.

Exronr or HoesHEADs OF TOBACCO AND STEMS
tn forei ports for the last three inspection years,
beginning October and endins September 80:
1sss-'57 JS57--5S. 1850.
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KARRIEED.

cnd fresby teyisn Chnrch. by TIE Rev. n. y Hore.
B. 81. joan q. MfLLER and Mis-. ALMERfA,
danxhtsr Of 6an'I p. Haves, ESQ, Of this city.
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Va Two-One-Seven.- he Public are
Respectfully invited to call Mt my NEW and beau
tiful ROOMS. recently fitted up for the purpose of
conducting the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its
varied branches. and examine the numerous IN
provements lately added to the ART. PHOTO
GRAPHS colored IN WATER or OIL, from min
iature up to life sz, which st, les combine ali the
end speakin Portrait in oil. AMBROrYPFSt taken
in every variety of sly 10. q. w. MINIS,
2i7 Main st.
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track layer named Duggan, on the Orange
and Alexandria kaliroad, was killed III Ann
h-rst c, unty, Va, on Monday last, by Robert
overs rect, an oSerseer the road, who at
forwards escaped
Marmaduhe Reeves alias COL McAlph inc,
the famJ us Confidence man, has received a
quietus IN New York, in the shape ola ) year
sentence 10 the penltentiary tor swludling a
muse teacher.
VIM. 5. Forsyth, a well-known gambler Of
Memphis, Tenn, fell from the third story
window of the Commercial Hotel, on Thurs
day night last, aud was instantly killed.
Mrs. J. Il. Booth, the actress, and wife of
the brother OF Edwin Booth, died at San Fran
cisco, recently.
Rev. j. Ii, Haswell and wife, and Miss Sarah
Mason, Baptist missionaries, left Boston IN The
emp Annie Bucher, Monday.
VIM. j. Davidson, of Appomattox county,
Va, was kiiied the SJuthside Railroad,
Monday night, by being run over.
The City Council OF Lynchburg, Va, has
voted Si,u0J Ia the Agricultural Society Of
that city.
During the heavy rain 8 last week, the IA.
nav ha river al Charleston, Va, rose 20 feet In
"a hours.
The ST. Louis Agricultural Fair opened on
| the 18th inst, to IL, UUU visitors.
Presbyterian church in Clarke county,
Va, was destroyed by fire on The 18th inst.
Miss Annette lnce has just had farewell
benefit al San Francisco.
The retieemable debt Of Kentucky Is about
81 tigil utKi
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By TELEGRAPH.)
NEW ORLEANS, Sept T.--Arrved-Barqu Cla-
ra Haxall, of Richmond, Va, N. P. Dutton mas
ter, 81 days from Rio de JaneIro.
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PonBERY IN PARIs.-Mrs. Wright, an
American lady, was lately robbed in Paris OF
g., IL, Uni ed states coin, and 90 francs in
-, tr nlrces 1t WAS subsequently found in
nos.ession Of her servant woman, whotwas ar
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EDUCATIONAL,


FEEsEt s.XE.t tSs'SpF ahe. SOUTHERN
MONDAY, Sd October. IN the house ad olntn- the
present res denee of the PRINCIPAL, the corner
of LIST and Franklin straets This chm e is deemed
to be ia every respect advanta- eouS Iii hi rooms
will be used exclusively as class rooms. SWIM am
lie accommodation. The itnuse is and fur
for In well arran& ed school TooTns. Inc services
OF twelve able and experienced teachers have been
secured, all OF whom will he GciHchg C17Pt0ggd IN
the institution; and it Is the intention oil the Pm
CT cal to make the Schonl re' feet every depart
ment The preparatory department will receive
his personal attention.
The services Of Mr.. r. B. BtRBER, an accom-
pli pianist and a eptleran lon known IN this
CITY, have been secured and il is believed that he
will prove a most valuable atd ;ton 10 the advan-
tez es already offered in the department Of music,
Four others are empln. cd with him: 7 SFIBERT,
Piano; Mile Lacy, Vocal Music; II. SCHNEIDER,
Harp; and Mr. O. ERIccsoN, Guitar.
Ths course OF En- lish Literature and Bellies
tive that il will be lar ely extended, and viii re-
Sc 20 Ct D. LEE POWELL, Principal.
MRS. COLE will resume her Glasses for IN.
w struetion in 81 u Il n q and the PIANO
FORTE on the Ist October. Application may be
made at Mrs Pellets School, on Broad street he
tween 10th aud 18th, T.. II. Tay lor Mnslc store
on Main street Sc 29-lm
MISS MARY e. WALSH will reopen her
Ifi School on MONDAY, the ~ Of Octuher. N the
basement of Trinity Church, whore she viii he
others. Terms made known on application ut her
residence on Goth street between Grace md Frank
lin. Sc 2S-WTh& M3t
s,HE MTsS: 3 FORBES viii resume tho du
ties Of heir School. ca MON DAY October Sd.
SCI -lw'
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ONO AsRICrLTuRAL FAIR.-The Ohio State
Agricultural FAIR was held last week, and ow.
iup TO The bad weather was pretty much OF a
alnre, the expenses being S5,UoU more than
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THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND.

TNHOS. NJ. ALFRIEND.
l No. I4s MAIN STREET,
Is still industrouslv and persevern l. an a ed IN
the prosecution Of his GENERAL INSURANCE.
AGENCY business.
He is acting for several safe reliable Companies,
for all of which he is prepared to issue policies
almost all kinds Of risks on terms fair and advan
with other good Companies. H,slar experience,
and long. laborious study, enable him 10 under
He will also adjnst INSURANCE CLAIMS. and
makes it part Of his re Mar business to advise on
all INSURANCE MATTERS.
Business calls thankfully received and promptly
attended to. THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND.
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rs Medical college Of Virginis. -.The AN
NUHL COURSE OF LECTURES will commence
on MONHAY, October Sd.
The INTRODUCTORY LECTURE will be de-
lvered at the Cole on Monday evening, at s
O'clock by PROF. WEXFORD.
The Medical Profession and the public are re-
spectfully invited TO attend.
L. S.JOYNES. ND,
Sc 2S-dtd Dean of the Faculty.
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=. TRT SIiiN TAlN1I' WILL. =

AsEl1NERY-FA FASHIONS at C.
1sll3 MADAME SON : IS Main ST.. -
~ M now received nly Fall FASHIONS 81 Bun
aided to ofer select assortment and those WISH
Ing To purchase would do well I examine iH{
stock as an determined to sell or very t'etai
terms Country merchants are Supplied at Mes
ork V ho sale prices
MADAME son 20 Main street. directly
opposite 81. Charles Hotel
ns. My store will be closed september 2sth. ans
re-0pened October 81. 80 9o~lh
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NJ Fall Dry Goods! Fall Dry Goods .!--
BREEDEN & FOX,
BROAD STREET,
Have been opening for the past two weeks yer,
lar-e assortment of Dry Goods, and BY To DAY.
steamer from New York will be in receipt OF their
FALL STOCK
OF every description of
DRY GOODS.
In Dress Goods de partment, the STYLES and fab
RIGS are very apj attractive, and the vaTIets
greater than that of ans former season.
SERVANTS CLOTHING, HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS, EMBROIDERItS, LACE GOODS, &c.
We invite the attention of BUYERS, both whole
sale and retail to oar stock, assurn2 them that
shall endsaYor to siye entire satisfaction.
BREEDEN x FOX.
Sc l2-Imif 2I7 Broad street.
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EDITOR DEAp.-Maj. J. A. Kelley, editor Of
The Wo,dyIile (Miss.) Republican, died sud
d.nty an the i2ih inst. lie was gallant
memb4r Of the Lopez Expedition, and served
under Gen. Scott III Mexico.
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M, Fall Trade. Merchants,
end merchants eenerallv South in LAYING in their
fail stock of merchandise, should not fail to pnr-
LIBLE BAKING POWDER, the best and most
economical preparation known for maxim! light,
Is recommended b, numerous citizens of ffsrent
sections. and will certainly give satisfaction when
used properly. It is entirely harness. telng the
production Of n scientific Virgin;a physician, aud
manu- featured with great care from the purest ma
teral Merchants can confidently recommend this
article to their customers as the BrsT.
JOHN w. GARLICK,
Manufacturer anu Sol, Proprietor.
Richmond. Va
Sold by Druggists and Grocers general, through
out the State.
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T,AtL WINTER supPLIEs ~ !.

IL SCHOOL. BOOKS. SCHOOL, STAl .bNfht'
PIANO FoATES. GUITARS AND MUSIC
JAMES WOODE0OSE & co,
Reepec,fulis invits the attention 81 parents.
s'oeA q SCHOOL ROOMS.
@ah e,,.bsaelss Mi the Pfimars, III n.ehssry and
sdvsnead text BOOKS. used 10 tie ~ heels sad
Cole es OF this State end Month Carolina, OF Ap-
proved editions, Their stock al
IL l4r<e and eoI0pete eonslsiHs oi every aftelo
necessary loT edneattona! saTposes- in Rae es-
PIANO FoRTsS.
there is notbns ckins A yssit ~ their we'll sup-
Piled WareFoalDs Will satisfy an eae THAI hie.e
coGiplete stock eli good saSsFEsfa{s es'lla seafes
he cola. ted tozelh her They have various sfsass
for sale. Those Of ess< sst and fics 81 y. adspltS
othssE SaitFd fa parsons o moro aed rate aess,vs
while the huuillsF nav oStaln an instEatae~s =
aafahla spd sweet toned ~ pltnef and less COZ
is case. fho' have = .1 ,Fi SO re s~se'e'''"s
msde in the world, fhes are, eess.les, Yeft "
rattle. aud fAr superior 40 those Of iofeish hEs ~
st sas :, !eis aa fg"s saa a9.s @
Ter this nstne wnsn teoy want \ good ~ 80
The, have, aisa, others OF cheaper nsaniAtig,s, .
An it,aiense stock 81 SIG fsf ihs ta s ,bsss
snsiramenls, SISolNa d. oksi 6uITAAssxi ~
All MEks; nuuR- SSn MALE rI h0ts
stAssoslEs; MusIe IuLls 4. !, fla xsss MI =
furnished ~ very moderate prices
A lthaFal diseannt algde u taaeAeF6
tlr,iass pr.ssInsis aud faithfully atlssuee - a,
rIAsofoRTk.St tuned aad rssslsse. :.
tl riIK, rs S'sas Sss si1r e i fs1at2sssssANrs'
JlIAESs Reaaad . .ss,r up ssilE isas AMI
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tlETROPULi'FAN HALL.-
FRIDAY K SATURDAY EvE'GS.
September 2lth. Both, aud October ls.

CARn.-The Manager takes great pleasure in
announcing to his friends and he public in enc
raj ihs he wlll I'VE series Of nHiqe and fash m
allie ETHIOPIAN MELANGES. comnlsac ng ia
the abnve-nemed eyenn on win cs occasion V 4
be prodncad EMBELLISHMENTS, both Nus cal, Mrth-
full and Terpsichorean which, for tas pest ten
utation. reeeivins thu hi hest encomiams both
Of the press and the MANY patrons al hgs Opera
House. Phil tdeirhia -tTCm which place h. bag
withdrawn himself for the present, purnasn 70
m Ike tour for few weeks In order 10 meet The
respective wishes of those whose business E,ef-
ties viii not permit vis 70 Philadelphia
9 & SANFORD. Mana
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THEATRE.


N0TICE.-TICKETS can he hal dnrin the dly
1T the lollown. places. in order To avoid the rush
and Inconvenience ri the d'ors during the sven
in 10: Bar OF the Exchan Hotel, Bar at the Amer
lean Hotel Bar ul the Columbian Hotel; ifar o the
PowhaiFn Hotel FlnSic Stores Of J. WOuDHoUsE.
g. NJ. WHsr. +. II TAYLOR, A. MORRIS. Also. 1T
the door during he evenln..
So. TICKETS rs CENTS. So 23-2t
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DEBATE Of the members of the
81 CENTRAL LITERARY ASSOCIA-
TION will take place at their regular hall at Cone
Smith s Institute on Franklin. between Sth and
9th streets. THIS Thursday EVENING, Sept.
29th. besinLing at O'Clock.
Ladies' and gentlemen are earnestly and respect
fully solicited to attend.
nv order ofthe President.
se29-lt" R. NJ. WILLIAMS, Seer.
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EA RICHMOND THEATRE.
6rUPENUUUS ATTRACTION
TWO GREAT PLAYS To.SIGHT!
IhfrDM X Or Ihs

POWER OF LOVE.
Two souls but With a sin sie thou.ht,
Two hearts that beat as one.o
ikELdNUA II IS.
Erin I! oh, Erin thous h long 10 the shade,
Thy star will shine out when the proudsst shall
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