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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
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viii hope that al those exertiOns shoold be earSes'
ly devoted.
The following is the Republican ticket Tor State
Officers AMI Congress: Election, Tuesday, March
9Th:
Fv Gsse-ao,-feHlsob 6ooowIs of Porsuo1.h
F~ r. r. csa',-ApAss TwrTcHsLL OF Milan
F~ Ce.s,sss l. GiLNAS MARsroS Of Erster
A,sos ". TArr,X Of Brstort.
s. THOMAS N. EDwARDs OF ketae.
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An ELOQUENT Sermon.

Among the able sermons preached in this
city on Sunday last, none could have exceeded
in simple, unaffected, heart-snbduing eio-
quence, that of Rev. DR.. LAY, Of Huntsville,
Alabama. The subject was the Restoration
of the Widows Son to Life by Christ 1t was
beautiful and transparenfstream of thonghf,
rolling on in gentle music, and as nc rolled,
ever and anon, opening unexpectedly some
beautiful landscape, and everywhere reflect
ing in its waters the calm, bright Heaven
above. The simplicity of language and OF
manner. the passionless, intellectual counte-
nance. and the soft, persuasive tone, brought
t,ack to our minds vision of childhood-for it
was SO bright and brief, and spirit-like, that it
seems now to us but a vision-the form, and
face and voice Of JOHN SuMMBRFIELD.
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pxrAnruuE or EMAxcrrATxD NroKoSs--
Dos,t Wasfss Lsarss--Dn Sunday Ias1 = csoMu
a. !, al less ti,stn ono thousand negroes Aesem-
hied an the hahn to tukB leavc Of the ns3roes
belonging 70 the estate Of the late Mr.. nm
ces g. Shackleford, OF Amherst counsy. ~.
IN accordance with the will Of the deeenseos
were about TO depart By way Of the canal, for
a free State. The whole number set IT, 49,
forty.four, men, women and children, but only
thirty sever, left the balance preferrtng 70 re-
main in seryituda In Old Virginia, rather tnan
enjoy their freedom elsewhere. some o. tnose
who did leave, were threwn on the boat by
main force. 50 much opposed were they TO
leaving, aud many expressed their determine
ton of returning to Virginia as soon a. an op.
portunity offered Many were the well Wishes
rendered the departing negroes by the crowd
assembled, and when the boats started rom d z.
their wharves, the freed negroes struck up
Gary me back to Old virginny,n which was
Joined in by one and all, and In a tone which
Indicated plainly that II left TO their own free
Of their DAYS in seryitude in the home Of their
birth. --Lynehbsrg (ra.) Republican.
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!. Y!liI|I1|

Z: e Isl n ~ us Esss 4 W. -
Isl iassfsi win ere ylsee II TIE Escond pspssss
Church dM Thuxpday ID oN o'clock z. ~, In Ns
friends 81 tho family aro invited 70 atfena
farther notice.
in Prince Edward county, Mrs. M AIRY u Y t EEso-
Hurry, In the Hth year Of her ace. enc ~ ~
we'll known IN Primes Edward county, III
emplary pious LIE.
n The funeral Of Mrs. FANNY. wife Fl l Hsr.
nafd H. Buckner: Esq. of Isouisians. VIII tsA9
place from Sc. Ptnl's Church, this alteMoonf IA
IS clock Tho friends and acqusintances 81 nof
mother, Mrs Hisrinlptham. and Of the feTanei o.
MI. Geo. D. Fisher and Of DR.. Haxall ana higgin
fafinfl. -
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, FAIR OF THE VIRGINIA CEN.

Faux VI THE
GSsa TRIAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, to
be held in Richmond, October 2ith to 18th:
At meeting of the EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE. held the 9Th inst, the following additions
were made to the Premium List as pubiished;
l. For the best crop of Wheat Per acre, not less
than fifty acres, $50.
2. For the best crop OF Corn per acre, not less
than City acres, $50.
8. For the best crop Of Wheat per acre, NOT less
than one acre, SIS.
1. For the best crop of Corn per acre, not less
than one acre, S25.
Persons competing for these premiums, must adj
duce before the Committee OF JUDGES the testlino-
nv of at least one disinterested witness to sustain
their claims.
For the best half acre of Ruta Baga Turnips, $40.
For the best half acre of any other description OF
Turnips. SIC.
ReeuIations were also made: -
Horses which have been entered for exhibition
may be removed from the grounds; and returned
Hay and straw to be furnished to all animals en-
tered for premiums, free Of charge.
Committee on crops of Wheat and Corn: Hon.
r. NJ. T. Hunter, OF Essex; VIM. B. Harrison,
Esq, Prince George; DIR. ". Funsten. Clark; N.
Frances Cabell. Esq. Nelson; DIR. VIM. 7. Walk
er. Goochland Thos. " atkins. Esq, Halifax: DR..
John Mayo, Westmoreland; Henry Webb. ESQ.,,
New Kent; VIM. III. Clarke. Esq. Halifax; -
Hairston, Esq. Henry; VIM. w. Watts, Esq.
Roanoke; ". P. Taylor, Esq, Carolne Fl. K.
Burgwynn, N. q. q. DtMM0Ck,
oc s-Iw See'y Va. G. A. 8.
RA Wing and Enquirer copy.
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- LECTURES BEFORE THE
Ia Ax6 xG VI srfr NJ, a., s I,IIR ISTIA $50.

LECTURES BEFORE THE
as-~Ssoea YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSO-
CIATION--1S59-'60.
Lectures from the following gentlemen have been
secured for the appros ching season:
ia. Ri. Rev. THOMAS NJ. CLARK, Bishop OF
Rhode Island. Subject" Form and Force, or the
Dp rs Hon. bAVID H. CONRAD, of Va. Subject
IN no hereafter announced
MA JOHN g. SANE, ESQ, of Vermont Two
Lectures one in verse. entitled ankee Land,
which has been heard with delight wherever deliv-
cred the other lecture IN prose-suectto be here
rs 81 Professor JOSEPH HENRY. of the Smith
sonfan Institute. Washington. ID. c.. One lecture.
tra Hon DUNCAN K. MCRAE, of North Caro-
lima Subject" The Equality of Genius and Tai
"a DR.. r. A. FISHER, Of New Haven. Conn.,
Two lectures Science, brilliantly illustrated
nv che nical and philosophical experiments
nA OLIVER 2. BALDWIN, Esq, of Richmond,
Va. One lecture-sulgect to be hereafter announc-
Besides the above, the Lecture Committee have
Of the following gentlemen: J. BAYARD TAY-
LOR, r. A. PRYOR, B. J. BARBOUR.
The opening lecture of the season Will he deliv-
cred by Bishop CLARK, in the United Preshyte-
rian Church. REV. DIR. Read's,) on THURSDAY
evening, October 18th, at so'elock; =
the Association in Goddin's Hall, and at the Book
stores generally. Price 81 So
Admission to single lecture Is cents.
All members of the Association are entitled to
admission on presenting members ticket" to
be obtained at the Rooms.
the Bookstores, Meade Bakers. L1idiey 4 Rob-
inson's, and Of Mr.. Powers, at the Exchange Ho-
tel. X. X. WILSON,.
oc lots Chairman Lecture Committee.
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u. PanI,s. To.Ni.ht.

The Rev. DIR. CoxB of Baltimore, one of the
sweetest 81 the Christian poets of America
the EEBLR Of the American Church, breaches
at ST. Pauls tonight. This gifted young divine
Is a son Of the Rev. DIR. CoxE an eminent name
in the Presb terrain Church.
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SUBMARINE OYSTER SALooN.-Mr. b..
Maillefert, who removed the rocks at He'll
gate, East River, N. Y, proposes to build o
mammoth diving bell, with which to work
the mammoth oyster beds recently discovered
i'm Long Island Sound Parties might then
enjoy the pleasure of taking the oysters from
their beds and devour them at depth OF SIX
ia thotns below the surface of the Sound.
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LADIES' GYMNAsIUM.--A new gymnasium
for The ladies alone, was inaugurated at New
York on Wednesday evening last, by remarks
from Henry Ward Beecher and others. Mr..
Beecher thought that the ladies had no occu-
patton except sweeping the streets, now that
their own sweeping had been given over 10
dcmestics, and that they had better drive inelr
horses for exercise if they could find nothing
else to do. 80
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uuIrE THEATEicAL.-In Alexandria, Va.
Saturday night, Miss Charlotte Thompson,
who has been PLAYING an engagement there
ras resented with 4 massive gold bracelet
During the presen tation of the gift, the orator
alluded to Lysander Thompson, the deceased
father of the recipient whereup0n the lady
dropped her head on the arm OF an actor near
A few moments to thank the orator for his kind
ness c. Barton Hill, the actor, was also pre-
sented with a heavy ring.
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ELECTION IN RELATIONSHIPS election in
Baltimore for members of the City Council
and Of the Legislature and several city officers
{not including the Mayor,) comes of to-day.
The tickets are those put forward by the Reform
movement on the one side and the American
party on the other. Mayor Swan has published
his directions TO the police for keeping order,
which are very strict and, if carried out, will
ensure quiet, and, fair election, q result, how
ever, which that part Of the press fayoring the
Reform ticket does not seem to consider likely.
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MAYORS OFFICE,

October IItn. loo3s L.
At NV r EQUEST THE LOCAL
49, Editors Of this Citv we're kind enousn,
few DAYS since, to call The attention OF 81 concSIn-
"a TO the provisions Of the ordIn1nce axninst plao-
Ing distractions upon and in the streets and aide
walks especially By ompty boxes, crates and nogs-
heads at nisht, projections OF any kind over the
sidewalk more than one foot frsm the wall. and by
improper entrances 10 ceara from a grdewalk. of
making any entry whatever ce liar from street
less than fifty feet wide, with admonlton OF the
necessity of compl,i ing with these PROVISIONS.
regret to see that in many instances, this has haa
no effect, and have only farther to remark, that
have officially nothing to do with the laws or erdi.
naAees that govern this city, except to eniorce
them If constitutional and not against the charter
By imposing the penalties prescribed agalnst 81
ali police officers. both Of the night and day. and
made the especial duty of the Superintendent OF
croachment in or upon any street or public alley,
coming under his observation. And farther re
spectfully. but earnestly to express the hope that
coercive penalties may not be necessary, IN any m
stance, to enforce the Laws of the city. u SO, II
trtff be Done so long as they remain unrepealed.
oc 1-I JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor.
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NEW Yosx, Oct. 9--Clearee, sehrs Stag, Love
land, Richmond; jamestown, Lataurette, City
Point; Ann Caroline, Bacon, Petersburg and the
following from Virsnia: +. A. Hopkins, Alex.
Loud, Msgeilan, j. l.. Franklin, VIM Bennett,
Panama, Breez Rockaway. Ohio, North Caro-
IA, Emma, Mary Parker, D. w, Copes r. b. Graz
]. F. Brady, and 0. P, Binns.
BREMERHAvEy. Sept. 2o.-Arrived, ship Lou
isiana, Muller, Richmond.
BERMUDA, Sept. g In port brig joachim. I.unt,
from Norfolk,) for Demarara few days, having
repaired.
DEL, Sept. 22.-Arrived, ship Dorette, Graham,
City Point. for London, and proceeded.
GENOA, Sept. N.--Arrived, ship Wild Gazelle,
Humphrey, Richmond.
BosToN, Oct. S.-Arrived brig I.izaleI Coney,
Alexandria: schr. Ann E. Glover, Elliott, VIII
minS ton, N. c..
anna, Travers. Richmond; BeIvidere, Keepe, do;
Pocahontas, Travers. do. Cleared, schrs. Mary
Ann Hetty,a Jones, Petersburg; Henry Travers,
Wyatt do; Elizabeth Jane, Covington, Norfolk.
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HuAvY SENTsNcEs.- Columbia, S. c., on
Saturday last, John 1. Crawford. for gaming,
was sentenced to three years imprisonment
and 500 fine; John Brasseur was ordered
fifty lashes for stealing mule, and Henry
Shaver, for petty larceny. had his back striped
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DEATH OF A PRIEsT.-The New Bedford
Times notices the death in that city, on We'd
nesday last, of Father Hennis, pastor OF St.
Mary's Roman Catholic Church, aged thirty
seven years. He was Virginian by birth.
and graduate of st. Mary's College. .Balti-
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n. r. BooTH. Salesman.

ma Comm ssioner,s Sale of NaIuc Bile Il cal
ESTATE AT AUCTION, THIS DAY;rcThe par, par;
TO the sales to take place TO DAY at IL o'clock
NJ, of the valuable lot on CARY. street, opposite
Mesyrs Talbott's Foundry; and at 80 O'Clock T.
NJ of that beautiful square on Church HILL,
bounded by Broad. Grace. I'D and 23d streets. See
Com'r and Ex'x. GODDIN & APPERSON.
nc FIT AuctoneerS.
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A SHIP LOAD OF COOLIES BURNT.-Tne
shin Sbahieehanpore, bound to the West In
dies with coolies. was burnt at sea July lst.--
The crew, sixty -four in number, We're resc uedi
but all the coolies, to the number OF $50 souls,
nerishpd
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NJ DESIRABLE LoTs.-Attentien is. requested to
the sale Of some beautiful and valuable building
OTIS ON Church Hili belonging to the estate of the
late Mr. John Van Lew, and commonly known as
Mr. Van Lewis Garden. to take place to-day. 1t
Is one of the most desirable locations IN the city,
elevated. airy and beautiful, and IN portion OF the
town which is steadily improving.
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TKLxGR Arm CossoLIpAToR-The new tele-
graphic consolidator. which includes the COM
panies running lines between Eacksville, N.
b.. and New Orleans. will be organized imme-
diately, 1t is stated, under charter from the
State Of Eew Jersey with AZ aggregate capt.
tai OF si. 500, COO.
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tor' Kys. IL nesrly completed II is said 10 81
ons 81 The hantsomest works. of art in ths
c0untsy.
Pike. The yictoT In the recent prize Ight. Is
u have fight with George King, Of Boston.
IN shout three months.
The nsw city directory OF Pniladslphia
a74,236 sincs 1850.
Edmnnd Cobb proprietor Of The Marshall
a0pse, Abbevf1ie. 81 O., c0mmtttAd suicide on
mondAy last By taking iaudnuum.
~. VIM. p. GawAn, fpFnerly of Whaling.
- y. 81 dled II GAlItorntA % he 18Th ~
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EA- Special Auction Notice. ask the at.
CROCK cry and GLASSWARE, THIS DAY, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at my store. The Goods are OF
sold without reserve. IL. CAUTHORN,
DC Pit Auct.
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GROWTH OF THE ENGLISH CHURCH -Durlng
the last eighteen wears twenty eight additional
bishopries have been founded in the colonies
and dependencies of the British Crowns
number of new sees exactly equal TO the total
number of English and Welch dloeeses.
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-> RICHMOND AGRICULTURAL
W>A FAIR, COMMENCING THE 24TH AND
ENDING THE 10Th OF OCTOBER.-The follow
ing is part of the programme, as determined
upon:
: On TUESDAY,, at u o'clock. NJ, 1.-THE 18th inst, }
HILL CARTER Esq; distinguished for his scen-
tfc and practical skill in agriculture. will read
Essay upon Practical Agriculture, including de-
scription OF the shirley estate. the system Of man
years and on THURSDAY. at IL O'Clock NJ, the
Hon. a. II. II. STUART will deliver an address,
Other distinguished gentlemen may be expected to
add to tine interest of the week, whose names will
be announced in due time. c. DIMMOCk,
Secretary Va C. A. s.
rs Wing and Enquirer copy. Oc S-Iw
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The Rev s. Ct. Starks, Principal Of the
State Female College in Memphis, Tenn, died
on Friday last.
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SKNrExcxp TO TEE Minor,
Heath and aaiiaher were tried for forgery in
Fredericksburg, Va, last week, convicted, and
uentenced IS follows: Minor to years, Heath
! wears and months. aud aallaher to years
- ...x.nr mt In the ueni ten tiary
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R-S FAIR OF THE VIRGINIA CEN.
6NSA TRIAL AGRICULTURALS SOCIETY
The Office of this Society is at the Ballard House.
Hours for business from O'Clock, A. NJ, to 3
o'clock, p. NJ
Mr.. THOS. F. BUTLER having been appointed
assistant to the Secretary, will be in attendance
renew old and dispose of new Certificates of Mem
bership, and to give any information desired in
lation to the approaching Fair in October next.
G.. DIAIMOGK,
Sc PITS Secretary and Treasurer.
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MA RrcHMoND THEATRE =
THIRD NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEMENT
OF the bewitching and fascinating young Ame-
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
Who has recently concluded a brilliant engage
WALNUT ST. THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA,
Nightly crowdng that vast bnding with the elte
of the city. and by her sprshtly and natural
"'' sTCCESsION OF TRIUMPHS.
She will render HIS EVENING her beautiful i'm
peTsonatlon Of
I'm Madame Celeste's great Dr0ma of the
WEPT OF H-TON- WISH;
And also her charming character Of the
LITTLE SAVAGE.
OUR MAGGlE)
OUR MAGGIE3 AS THE
OUR MAGGIEt
INDIAN GIRL
TONIGHT. SINDIAN GIRL
GNDIAN GIRL
OUR MAGGIE)
OUR MAGtIiE} AS THE
OUR MAGGlEi "
LITTLE SAVAGE
TONIGHT. SLITTLE SAVAGE
lLITTLE SAVAGE
Witt s & TO NIGHT
TONIGHT. ) LIrT re : 81 81 y aGE I:
WV tLlTTLE SAVAGE
STAR COMPANY
STAR COMPANY IN BOTH PIECES.
STAR COMPANY
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rma- Auction. Book Sale Continued.
The sale of Books at So Main street will be cont,n-
ned for four nights more, to close the stock The
assortment comprises some very valuable Books.
viz Scott, Irving, Cooper. nickensi ana mam many
and Religious Works; Family and Pocket Bibles,
PRAYER Books, nc &c.
NJ B-The attention of the public is invited, rs
every book viii DO sold to the highest bidder, with
out reserve. :,
Books at private sale during the day at auction
p'ioe'' j. Ii. DIGGES Auct'r.
Il Salesman l2-4t
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rs Special Notice. 1.-The attention OF the
trade and the public is requested to the sale Of
Messrs. Voegle L Weidemeyer's STOCK, THIS
DAY, at 10 O'Clock, and EVENING att.
See advertisement under auction head.
oc I2-It E. B. COOK, Auet'r.
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nA Ladies' and Mems Under Wea
SIX Merino Lambs Wool and Arnsrlan NDEh
SHIFTS and DRAWERS, for Ladies and Men, L 4,
rrA MEMS WEAR Beautiful CLOTHS, Cas-
sfMERES and VEsTiN6s, newest Styles Ve's
e' MA CLOAK CLOTHS and yELVEFS, in va
mS SILKS, SILKS, sILKS.--The largest and
most elegant assortment of new and elegant gar.
DRESS SILKS. in Robes and PAIN presses, ever Nv.
show il, this market. at astonsliinGly low prices
INFLAMMATION GOODS and BLANK ELS,
~" oc DTS -, WATKINS &c FICKLEN. +
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w EXCHANGE AND BANKING
0>SA BUSINESS
ENDERS, SITToN 4 CO., Richmond, Va,
FOSTER, ENDERS & CO., Staunton, Va.
JOHN ENpERs. w. M. SUTTON. n. /. Foster.
Sc l0--lm ttis
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o., TIE FALLS PLANTATION TO
BE BE SOLD AT AUCTION. THIS DAY.
Sale to commence at II O'clock A; NJ, preclssly.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON.
oc Pit Auct's.
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IN SOJItE 10 LADIES. ssE1
~ FASHIONS a' foR 6 & sei 1859, ~
MIS-. R. LYON w TRI- dpan q. her rooms. rs
( Thaw, rich selection Of NJ fILINER Y GOODS.
Of her customers visitors to the city, and The CUB
lie generally. at the store one door below John
HarF0ld's Toy M fhsDFi FANNY LYON.
VIII exhibit f fdf e aaf BihTEf FASHIONS
Consisting Of cItorHfNG ier BOYS and GIRLS.
SSSsSN
D ,EGED SHAW rs. cLoAKs, sA ca y Es,
HOODS, CAPS, and variety of other articles.
Terms Of ali KINGS. ' = o''' ie oe 4-2 Wv
- MIS-. N. WIGAND-las BRoADNA-
O2YSTR EET-is now prepared to showAS3k
1Np WSTER ssRek 81 81 the s.ss
styles, Just received from New York and viii be
Milliners and Country Merchants supplied cheap
and to their great advantage. oc 4-2w
M MILLINERY. Nn
Esp Having Just returned from the North, XIV
~ we respectfully invite the attention oil S}0k6
the Ladies OF Richmond and surrounding counties
to our p'FfsasnIiL s Ash q WINTER eoops:
ia5se and attractive embrac,ns ali the latest
same. MRS. DAVIS x SISTER.
oc3-ts 2l4 Broad ST.. between 4th and 9th.
W. A.. ii
SsyMAN has. Just returned to The city XIX
WsTHs s'a NIIIsERY fsnsd :, she. :
naHgs At t seoa Il hR s ana sa
- PREMIUM FRENCH MILL. an.
- Madame. SONS. IS Main st 81. znkx
N Pgx 5s6fIEss i ca .s E am en-
abled to offer select assortment. and those wish
stock, as am determined to sell on very liberal
terms. Country merchants are supplied at New
YORK M1b an l s0a IS Main street. directly
opposite &: Charles Hotel,
day, 18Th and lath and win b rs,opened ON Mon.
day: l3th Dcteesrs wlth complete assortment Of
RUNAwAys.
nero q, 5siSsa's ssss ssesa
Of 50 VIII b paid for h II ' & woTrnry
90 lI-A Grace street. above Jefferson.
n 50 HEWARD.-My servant woman,
s. ef sa e. .ssas 3 ss
fSsse. viii glve the above reward for her
Ts bsso e Fl :. ai ss9 ssssy'
- Sas REwARD.--Th. Above rey.sd
sso ssn a he nS ok S sas sss a
slender form, low hrehead. brown skin, spsafs
oSssoo 81 Wien Ss sss o
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-12

R DAILY UNION PRAYER MEET
49, ING at the Rooms ofthe YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Goddin's Hall, cor
ner Bank and llth streets, IL NJ to I. M.
ia Citizens and Strangers are invited to attend
at any time during the hour, when convenient.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-12

W THE MARSHALL AND HENRY
g. COMPANIES. will hold their regnla r
monthly meeting at their room on 18th ST., THIS
WEDNESDAY EVENING. at 81 O'Clock.
ocI2-lt JAS. X. LEE, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-12

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TfFE. FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
ITpon LlBRR Al TERMS, ~ usual, at the old estap-
lished General Insurance Office. on Pean street.
HUSBANDS AND FATHERS,
Insure your Lives for the benefit OF your WIVES
and CHILDRES--free from the claims OF creditors
The advantages offered you arc unsurpassed W
ANY Company IN the world
n Slave insurance for the longest term at Low
RATES.
The hest Companies represented
All Losses promptly adjusted. IN
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