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Mark Them.

Appended to the infamous HELPER circular,
which was designed 10 abolitionize the North
and excite ms urrection in the Southern States,
the New York Herald gives IL list of persons
who have contributed money to aid in the
general and gratuitous circulation OF the
panphIet. Among those who have contribu-
ted 500 each towards this object are JOHN
NHsM1TH, manufacturer, Lowell, Mass; MAR
Gus SPRING, OF the firm Of BAILEY, SoUTH-
ARDS & Co, New York; and EDWARD HARRIS,
manufacturer Of cassmeres, of Woonsocket,
r. /. all of whom are said 10 be engaged. more
or less, in the Southern trade.
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Thanksgiving Day in New york-Just SEN
fhuonts.

We are glad to that the late Thanksgiv-
ing Day in New York was not exclusively de-
voted 10 pulpit bias phemy and cursing. The
New York correspondent of the Richmond
Enquirer says that the venerable DR.. GARDI-
EER SPRING, of the Presbyterian Church de-
hvered an able, Christian and conservative
sermon. DR. SPRIsG has been nearly half a
century in the New York pulpit and belongs
to a generation Of gentlemen and Christians
now almost extinct. Sermons of the right
spirit were also delivered by Dir. PORTS and
DIR. ADAMS, of the same Church, aud also by
several other ministers. In the Episcopal
Churches the sermons Were marked by Il high
tened, conservative and Christian spirit Rev
Or. HAWKES.. of Calvary church, preached
sermon of signal eloquence and ability, ON the
subject of "Ameriian Patriotism"
In THIS connection, We publish The following
truthful testimony to the condition of South
ern slaves, from the Episcopal Record, (Chica-
go, IllInois.) whose editor attended the late
General Convention in this city:
without entering at all upon the question of
slavery, we wish To that alter iortnI, ht spent
seeinS the latter under all circumstances and Iu
ever, condtlon-in the house ana the feld--Jn
the city and IN the country, give 1t as our uu-
qualied opinion that niue tenths OF The slaves in
the o;d Domsnlon are Infinitely happier ana sab
IN the NoIth-that, except In fare, very rare instan
ces, tHes are from motives OF interest, If from 10
other, treated kindly by their own srs or employ-
ers. In re6aTd To the slave auctons, which occur
daily IN Rlchuiond-tne largest slave mart in the
word the number cnau-in% hands annually vary
iho rom Twelve 10 hitoeu tAoasdnd-We able 10
say titt the slaves, 1n HHDt Instances from their
love OF chan,e and desire ~ travel, look forward
VITA pleasure 10 poias sold and gong South and
tlat Mothers are not has been represented,
oiten Sc ifhted from toun- children. are nus
oahu and vile sc ateu except IA Fare instances
such as the forced sale of persons propert, who
Pas lated, b. q. der of the creuitoTs yer, often
Northern men. who order them To be sold in the
manner IN winch the, Will realize the LARGEST
amount.
Our friend went TO the tobacco factories
also, and he says;
IN all the M anuiacturing establishments we
nave sted either III hi, land, Scotland, France
or the Northern States, we have never seen opera
yves iSokln4 SO happy ana comfortable as IN,
Slaves e@- aged III pressing tobacco IN the Il irh-
nonu factories. They are generally funnd sin IN
olN'tn broad sim on thslr faces. Zach has a
certain TASK allotted to nu for the day hIch th.y
oiteH hhlsh ~ three or ur O'Clock IN the after
noon IL lhey choose to work alter wards they can
90 So prln- paid Tor IT. A gre Il many in tins wa,
inaAe rom ole 10 three dollars per week
=, ne nope the day may come, when the
.Apolns popui atom oil the word ma, he as well oil
soM Jdr ms GoFLd dHd the ae1t, as the slaves nj
the South ~ VI
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* ~ TO THE o I E 4 s OF The
De- CITY.-It will be your privilege to NOR
row. To select from the various candidates netols
you. a COMMISSIONER OF TIE REvENUE
for Madison ward, made vacant BY the RESIGNATION
of Mr.. burton. Allow me IT, remind the ctizens OF
Richmond and the voters of NJ adison Ward, oil the
propriety, indeed, the absolute in portance, OF
choosing one who possesses everv qualifications; and
whist would not detract in the least from any OF
the worthy gentlemen whose names are De ore
you, vet from my own personal hnowledse OF the
qualifications Of one Of the candidates. and the
experience have had as Commissioner 9l ms
Reyenae for several years, mast say. that LEV Inv,
Is 7, SMITH is peculiarly fitted for that ONCE
and possesses. IN my humble judp ment, every re-
qusite ,ou can ask industrious and sober in his
habits; remark bile for accuracy and neatness IN
the preparation of manuscripts, d c.; experienced
in the duties of Comm ssiOner: born and raised IN
Richmond, and needs the office rs much, Il not
more, than any now ing 1t.
Tne writer Of this has no interest in his election,
than the success Of one he regards as not only
meritorlous. but every way qualified to DISCHARGE
the duties of the office the entire satisfaction OF
al concerned Entertaining such an opinion Of
Mr. Smiths claims. land have known hun Wen
from q boy y was pleased to see the card IN his
behalf of that old veteran Commlssl onor, j. b..
Keesee, which corrobOrates what here stste.
no 80 2t SIGMA.
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THE sSToLEN Boy IDENTIFIRD.-The
Cleveland (Ohio) Herald states that the young
man who recently visited that town in search
of his parents, (hayng been stolen when a
child by Indians, and lived among them over
twenty wears has been identified by a family
named Brayton, as Matthew Bray ton, and the
story of his abduction has been verified in
every particular
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- RICHMOND, November GO, 1889. -
ss>Ss DANIEL H. LONDON, E,o.-Dear SIR: AT
Trade. resolution was unanimously adopted IN
vIing you to address the citizens OF Richmond at
such time as may suit your convenience. on the
subject Of the Trade of Virginia and the effect
thereon OF the present s, stem of taxation in the
State
AS the bearer of this invitation, permit me. on
behalf of the Board of Directors, to express their
grateful appreciation of your patriotic purpose and
service, and to request that on will name such
time as may be agreeable to you for the proposed
address.
A committee is prepared to make the nsedful
rangements and to confer with you on receipt of
your reply With much respect. yours.
DavIp l. BURR.
V 2 Richmond Board oil Trade.
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DEATH FROM BURNING FLUID-Mrs. Mer-
rift wife OF Daniel Merritt, residing in Dutch
ess county, N. Y, met with shocking acct
dent on Wednesday night, which terminated
her existence. She was engaged in filling a
fluid lamp while lighted. when the flame from
the lamp communicated to the can, which
burst. setting her dress on fire, and burning
her in SO dreadful a manner that she died in Il
few moments after the flames were extinguish-
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GEREIT SMITHS lNsANITY.-A letter from
the resident physician of the Utica Asylum,
dated the 2ist, says that Gerrit Smith con-
tinues TO improve. On the previous evening
he slept six hours continuously. He has begun
TO realize his condition, and fully appreciates
the importance of his medical treatment, as
we'll us acquiesces in all the means used for
his restoration. lrformation from Peterboro
is To the effect that his family regard his cure
as certain
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rorr..,ona.o+. Of the Richmond Dispatch.

E,;r--Nsvro sais- afisaary Unifovss MawtVut.
tered in rirgtnia--Pnbiic Meeting. ga.
LYNcHrrEe, VA. Nov. 20.
The ladies of the M. +. Church met on last
evening, for the purpose OF making prepare
lion to hold a Fair, OF rather, feast, the
proceeds of which will DO tnves ted by Gus hiofl-
ilg the pews in the new Church. 1t as to come
of at or near Christma though the day fer
the commencement was not designated. sue
cess 10 the ladies in this iaudabie enterprise
Alta sale in Apporaattox county, three SER
wants were aold at The following prices; wo-
man Al years old, 81 ,l20 girl IA. l,355; boy ~,
1868.
their uni forms at the North. This is Southern
policy :" with vengeance" This fact is not
entioned with view OF censurfng TINS gai-
liant corps, every man OF whom we believe
would brayely defend the cause of our coun-
;ry whether wrapped in Yankee togSery or
clothed in the everyday garb of citizens. II
might do no. harm, however, TO suggest that II
would be well, not only for ours, bnt Tor ne,c
volunteer companies throughout the State 10
adopt style of dress to be made OF goods
manufactured in the State, say kerseys, or
leans. either Of which would make a comfor-
table as well as durable uniform, and not only
this, it would be cheap-a very important
feature in the equipment of volunteer COM
pany.
A public meeting was held at Liberty yes
terday in which resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted, "condemning the aboiiiionlsts at
the North for their agency in the Harper's Fer
ry affair, inviting direct trade with European
ports, and piedging themselves to support mer-
chants who purchase their goods from South
ern houses or import them direct, in prefer
ence to those who deal with the North; also,
rendering thanks TO GOV, Packer, OF Pennsyl-
vania, for his promptness In rendering the lu-
gitives to justice" ". H.
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DISTINGUISHED PAssENGERs.-Thre

DISTINGUISHED PAssENGERs.-Three dis
tinguishpd individuals, with their heads shaw
ed and their hides doubt still sinarting
with the sting of a hundred lashes each, pass
ed through this city. on yesterday morning, for
their northern homes. They had been to Co.
lumbus, Georgia. where they were detected in
the act of picking pockets, for which they
were whipped had their heads shaved and re-
ceived their leaving papers. They were a
queer looking trio of villains, and evidently
felt as funny as they looked. One of them
was sixty years of AEGEAN old sinner-the
others were young and sharp.-Pctersbnrg( Va
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LEGAL DECIsIoN.-An importa nt decision
was lately rendered by the Supreme Court of
nances prohibiting under penalty the opening
OF shops, &c, on Sunday, without excepting
cases of necessity and charity, and without
exempting from its operation persons who
conscientiousiy observe the Seventh day of
the week as the Sabbath, is inconsistent with
the laws of the State and therefore void.
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LYNCH LAw.-Stephen and Irving Ward,
who killed Allen Page on the road, in Conecuh
county, Ala, We're hung on the 18th inst. by
the sons and relatives of the deceased in the
presence of coo citizens, who concurred in the
execution They were hung one week after
the deed, on the very spot where they con-
ceaied themselves to fire on their victim.
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Mr.. STURGEON \ Contributor TO THE
PREss.-The Boston Watchman and Refiec tor
has an announcement this week, that hence
forth Rev. G.. Ii. Spurgeon will furnish Eng
lish correspondence for that paper. We shall
now see what sort of letters the London ''boy-
PREACHER iIdtes The New York Examiner
is also TO share in Mr.. Spurgeon's epistolary
favors, although not fortnightly as announced
by the Watchman.
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PsblIc Ken.im,,,,

In oar Newark 49,. IN New Jersey.
and iatellixsat c,.issa Written BY an elderly
sss,. emf. alseonraging acesun, 80 ~ We nave
s'a.s there among The n,a -. ~ slate o.
sav,.. lAs blasp he,ay OF s,ne ..,.s's a1us me
= .ae sermon sesasrsd "a =, = our
saA maAaess. ''a@s 81 clerical tinp,s,y
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10 LARGE and most beautiful assortment CT
Cola Lochets, Breast pins. Medaiiions. Charms
RIMS. &c. &c in which to place Pictures just
received at the Photograph and F inc Art Gallery
OF II. W. MINIS, III Main street. Any Of the
coming holidays filled with well executed like
ness, such as are taken at MINIS Gallery.
50-zt
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ARREST OF MAJOR FRENCH.-Major French,
who was Treasurer of the Capitol extension
at Washington, was arrested in New York on
Saturday. on Il charge of defalcation, and was
taken 10 Washington the same evening.
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SNUG LITTLE OFFICE.-The Sergeant at
Arms OF the L. S. House of Representatives
has position not TO be despised, pecuniarily
considered. 1t is said that the Prerequisites
last year amounted TO the handsome sum of
S30,U00, with a margin over
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At his residence, on Church Hill, in Richmond,
at IL clock Saturday nght 27th inst after lin
geIng illness, CORYDON H SUTTON, son of
Francis V. Sutton Sr, in the 35th of his age,
only child
HIS remains will be taken TO tbs family burying
ground in Caroline county, for nterment.
On Monday, at o'clock p NJ, DANIEL SUI
LiVAN.
His funeral will take place this "Wednesday
evenin at clock, from the residence of Daniel
Riorden, on Eth street, near Wesley Chapel. His
friends and ,acquaintances are invited to attend
without further notice.
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o"1e1 'nis neau, the infamous book Of Hell.
endorsed by the Governor of New YORK.
y.eignt members OF Congress, Northern
~ ra' manufacturers, &C., has this am oog
AVS recommendations: o's
gnssisk 40 =, 90 pro-starsry merchants mn
kvsixsass 40 eBfgte ynfsat az pyo- III, "
panr,. 20 .. audience 10 pso-siarery parseas y
upon H. INC south, viii you not retalia to
no. r,v. = NE. 'As" IN their own kinds VIII You
: 'aste OF their own medicines
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BANKS IN NEW JERs EY.-Applca'ion is to
be made tn the next New Jersey Legislature
to charter bank at Newton, with $3.50, OGO
capital, and a bank at Fran kiln. Sussex county
with +Slu0GG0 capital, and to renew the charter
of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank ct Rah-
way, with authority TO increase the capital
stock to Ss)iIn{sn
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THANK SEWING DAY IN n STATES PRISON
In the State prison and city Jail at Boston, on
Thanksgiving Day, the prisoners Were served
with an excellent dinner at the expense of the
State and city. In the State prison, the fare
consisted of five hundred pounds poultry; five
barrels of apples with oranges, raisins, pota-
toes, rice, tea, coffee and various other articles
in abundance. The cost of the entertainment
was about two hundred dollars.
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tENCH OFFICERS FOR SALvADOR.-The
British steamer Thames brought out a Colonel,
Major, Captain and three priva les, en- route for
salvador, where they have been sent by the
Emperor at the special request of the Repub-
lie Of Salvador (Cen trail America) to teach the
people Of that Stase the arr of war.
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THE AUTHOR.-Col. Jefferson Davis is said
to be the author of the popular EXPIRE ion ::
He is Il fine man just as good man a. ever
was, but he can't keep hotel.'' The Colonel
introduced itinto stump speech, and ii took"
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49, PUBLIC MEETING.-There will
W>S-a be public meeting of the citizens of
Richmond, Mt Mechanics Institute Hall, or w Ed
NESDAI. the Both inst. at ia O'Clock, P. NJ.
In response to an invitation from the Board of
Trade of this civ. Mr.. DANIEL H. LONDON will
address the meeting relative to the commercial,
gricultura and Intellectual independence of Vlr-
gina and the South" AS the subject is ons of
great interest to the entire city and State. it is
hoped that ALL especially the ladies', and citizens of
the State on visit to the city. will attend.
b " RICHARDsON,( COMMITTEES
JAMES 5. DUPUY, ARRANGEMENTS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. wish to in
BE- form my friends who think am still en-
gagged in teaching, that have been compelled to
discontinue that business in consequence OF a
chrono bronchial affection, and am now without
employ ment am. therefore, eanddate t9r the 2.
Office of COM MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE,
for MADISON WARD and earnestly solicit the
support and influence of my friends. on tn RS
DAY the LIST December. II they TtH come to the
polls eariv and rote for me, feel confident of be-
'D nso 500 r. H. MONTAGUE.
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Ra- NOTrE-TO MY FRIENDS AND
sss>Esa THE PUBLIC GENERALITY return
nv thanks for their kind ENCOURAGEMENT. and re-
spectiuy Withdraw nay name from the list Of can
didetps for the COM Mss IONER OF THE REV
ENUE. assuring them that for half the money it
costs to electoneer they can enjoy a the Injuries
of 1.-THE OFFICE on Govern. IT street.
no 3O-lt" NJ. MARTIN SMITH, Proprietor.
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MONROE WARD.

MONROE WARD:
w VOTE FOR
no36-5t GEO. W. II. TYLER.
NEW LAW BOOKS.
SONGS IN THE NdHf d. H III o M e. Sick St.
Lessons Al THE CROSS: or. Spiritual Truths
familiarly exhibited in their relations to Christ;
THE FRIENDS OF CHRIST in the New Testa-
ment; Thirteen Discourses; by N Adams, d. d.;
CHfisT A FRIEND; Thirteen Dscoursss: by N
THE h1 cpan Il HI SABBATH; by N. Adams, D.
AGSSRs AND THE LITTLE KEY; or, Bereaxed
Parents Instructed and Coniorted; by her Fa-
cAT TIA by the author of Agnes; 75c.
BERTHA, and her Baptism; BY the author OF Az
GERMAlNE; by E. About; translated by M. l..
THE ERE REc1foRY OF MoRELAND; or. My Duty;
ART 'REeREATIoNs. being complete Guide to
Ornamental Work; 81 50.
PhksoSs on MaRME Law the
Law of Shipping, Law of Marins Insurance
and and the Law and Practice OF Admiralty; 2 rols
UNIFIED STATES DIGEST; containing a Digest
Equity and Admiralty in the United States and
in Ensland: by George s. Hale; vol. IL ANIMAL
Digest for 1858; s.. no 30-lt
sssG sTosE IF F FEekss At co., hE
EAGLE SQUARE.-Very rich. double width Pop.
Inns and vsIsn q. Plain Irish pepin.; sold
MOURNING S SILKS al al qu sf Black Gqa. 81 Kline
d s S.ek sa as a ss Kd
lets; for Ladies, Black iaes Veil. and Mourning
s.s; Hobp nrs ana af Hd ana Cashmere
PERKINS Il CO No. Iii Eagle Square.
| EvY has Just received a large supply Of Linen
- and Marseilles SHIRT BosomH, which he oilers
the nbeached Cotton at S5s cents. acknow lodged
BY ~ who have seen i to he great parsain; and
at 81 per dozen. worth 81 IS; IS dozen very fine
Irish Linen hdkfs.. at % cents apiece veil worth
50 cents De sure to 20 to JACOB 4 LEVYs, IS
Main street, and purchase your whole supply OF
Pr Deeds for by SO doing you can mako con-
Evils WEBB : John G.. WADE offer
ssa o Ind. eaSs ss
cps rssr TEAs
mantins Cavities 50 boxes Castle SOAP SOAP AGO 100
- side. so2 H fEs,f h1 sq bs
Famlly FLOUR, very choice. no 30-Im
A PPLEs, GROCERIES,, LIQUORS. kc.-
q By Steamer this morning, am in receipt
Baer Lsr p chssDs. Gss and
R,asis: sisrss. Basket e.
Rum GIN, Wines, scotch and Irish Whiseeyaa Par.
lowest ps..S. = fAks aJA ss Giii
- IN Broad street. below ssA.
CENDERS, FIRE IRONS, Rc.-we hay. !.
store well seiected stock Of Sheet Iron Wire.
Bras. sssi rons sss Sr.s. fTc nn 50
PINNED land and Cast Andirons; Japannsd and Copper
H Hsal 0Susu s Under Shovela; Trvsss; Janh
vSN.I II w Ts1EYLoR / CO.. = Man i.
EVRS, FURS, FURs.-yast rscsived ~
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PATENT OFFICIATING

PATENT OFFIcE.-The Agricultural Bureau
is in receipt of specimens OF the Algaroba, or
81. Johns bread tree, and a letter from Ernest
Voiga, United States consul at Barcelona.
Spain, descriptive of the same. 1t is 4 very
useful tree in Spain, nearly related to the
sweet locust, or honey locust OF the Southern
States. It's pods, however, are larger and
sweeter, and contain more than sixty per cen t.
of sugar They are broken to pieces, when
horses mules, and other cattle are fed on them.
There is no better and cheaper food for them.
and the tree may be planted ON the most ste-
rifle, rocky, or sandy land.
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--1-~ MOTTO E.-The Merchants of this
go city, who are interested in the importa-
ton OF ForeIs Goods direct to this part, are re-
qnested to attend meeting at the office OF the
Merchsrt's Insurance Company, THIS DA at IL
O'Clock NJ. no 3O-lt"
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ar 'U1,n nrS1pF IoJNING

80 ALL WHO DESIRE JOINING
.s>-teEs j. w. REEVES Glass in Writing ard
Book Keeping are requested to call at Mr. J. r..
Duval's Drug Store for particulars. and to leave
their names before 9TH of December, as none can
be received after that time.
Hours Of Instruction have been changed from
afternoon to Hight. -
no 3u-6t- J. w. REEV h.
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DIED.

By Rev. John H. Boyd, on Wednesday 23d Nov,
at Centenary Church, Mr.. JOHN Il ADKINS and
M,ss ROBERTA F. GRESHAM. all of this city. :
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Dawn |. BrRR. Esq. Vice President of the Rich
nIond Board of Trade.

Pursuant of the foreyoing invitation. there will
be a public meeting of TIE oitzens of Richmond
at Mechanics Institute Hall on WEDNESDAY
EVENING. the Both inst, at ~ O'Clock.
All citizens of the State visiting the city are
earnestly invited TO attend
Ample arrangements will be made for the &C
COMMUNICATION of the ladies who may honor the
meeting by their presence.
3: W. RIcHARDsoN,} Committee
jas. B. DUPUY, Arrangements.
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M Book Keeper and Accountant
JOHN WILLIAMS offers his services to kee p
sets of Books regularly and neatly, and to exam
me. write up settle and adjust accounts.
He has had a long experience in Book keeping,
and has testimonials from men of the FIRST standing
in Richmond.
Application may be made to JOHN l.. WILL
LIAMS at the Office of Messrs. JOHN A. LANcAs-
rRR i Son. 90 15-2m
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MEETING OF THE OPPOSE.
GO TON PARTY will he held at Henrico
County COURT HOUSE, on MONDAY next, that
being Court day for the purpose of appointing
Delegates to the Convention, to be held in this city
on the 18th December. no % 81
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TO- RICHMOND THEATRE.
MRS. CT rs. HOWARD,
MRS. CHAS. HOW ARD.
NJ RS. CHAS. HOWARD,

TO- RICHMOND TIE TIRE.
MRS. CHI as. HOWARD,
MRS. CHAS HOWARD.
MRS CHAS. HOWARD,
Superior Songstress and Actress
Superior Songstress and Actress
SnueTIoT Songstress and Actress
MR.. IL. WATKINS,
MR.. ii. WATKINS.
MR.. II. WATKINS,
Comedian and Dramatist
Comedian and Dramat, st.
- $780,. Comedian and Dram list
This W Ed NESDAI1 EVENING, NOV. 30. 1859,
TAt STAR OF THE SOITTH
THE STAR OF THE SOUTH.
THE STAR OF THE SOUTH.
BRIDE OF AN EVENING
BRIDE OF AN EVENING.
BRIDE OF AN EVENING.
ANOTHER LEDGER ROMANCE
ANOTHER LEDGER ROMANCE.
ANOTHER LEDGER ROMANCE.
SlnHng and Dramatic Effect.
in ing and Dramatic Effect.
Sinsing and Dramatic Effect.
FULL AND FASHIONABLE.
Delighted Audiences Nightly.
Delighted Audiences Nightly.
Deli shted Audiences Nightly.
ROMANCE OF RAPPAHANNOCK.
ROMANCE OF RAPpAHANNOCK.
ROMANCE OF RAPPAHANNOCK
COME EARLY.
COW EARLY.
COME EARLY.
SECURE YOUR SEATS.
SECURE YOUR SEATS.
SECURE YOUR SEATS
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ma DIR. Jane A. Williams offers her
services to those of her own sex, and to children
who may need medical advice or attendance. .
Especial attention is given to the m anagenent oil
obstetric cases. Also, all forms OF female Diseases
and djsplacements.
Electricity applied for the cure Of ch-onc dis
49,,
KA. Office and residence on Clay. hetween 4'h
and 9Th streets, North side. no 2y-lm'