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NCOUKAG z HOME olANUFAt.
CHANTS OF RICHMOND.

No. g. Main street, Richmond, Va,
Are prepared to make to order CLOAKS, MAN
TIILAS, DuSTt RS and HOOP SKIRTS.
We Will make the above articles by the dozen or
single one, or cut them out without making them
If ladies wish to make them themselves.
Ladies having OLD SKIRTS out of repair can
have them made over at a trltaing expense ma king
them better than when new.
ia. DRESS CUTTING taught. Also, DRESS
BODIES cut ny measurement, and guaranteed to
fit for l21. cents.
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" I'M A SAYINGS IA N n. -.
Chartered BY the LsgislasHrs Of Va.
CAPITAl-$lOO,o00.
MONEY received on deposit in sums of FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards. On which interest At the
remaining six months or longer; Tor shorter pc
RODS. interest at the rate Of per cent9m.
The whole joint stock bound for the Dc posts.
Deposits recevea and certificates issued BY the
Cashier, T. b. HTARkE, at tho store Of f. B.
spence, corner Of Main and Governor street,,
Richmond, Va.
SAM'f.S. COTTRELL, Pres't.
T. b. STARKE, Cashier,
dea6-Sm o. H. P. STEM. Secretary,
For SA .LLcEEsoun rp,nv,,,v
and POTOMAC RAILROAD STOCK
X. H. MAURY co.
70 O-n Exchange and Stock Br0ksrs
ORANGES, LEMONS, AtpIES. tMOa
- NUTS. Ac.-A large a.soriu,urt Tsce,y,nr IA
day BY J. p. KAVENxGH y"
Family Grocer and Fruit Deaicr
H2 broad St. below 9Th
/ AXE hEARiNGs for sale ~ .
WIN. T. KING
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z AT A MEETING of the Faculty,
~ and Young Ladies', pupils of Uuion Fee
male institute held On Monday, the lst Of Ooto-
Der. the following preamble and resolutions were
unanim' rsy aIc pted:
Whereas, 1t has pIeared Almighty God, in the
dispensation of his Providence, to remove from
orr circle q beloved friend and companion. MISS
Of Mistress of English and CLASSICAL Literature
In this Institution, ard distinguished by every
Quality of heart and mind which would render her
beloved and honored In life, and lovely in death
Therefore.
.KesoIced. That in this mournfu dispensatiou of
for the loss of our LelOved friend and late com
paniGn In our literary tolls with whom enjoy ed
SO many sweet associations.
Resolved, That We regard the life aud character
OF our dear departed friend as bright example of
piety. replete with every Christian grace and in
were sneh a. to dsting uisn her among her con-
Rssoired. That while ue epIore the loss of her
whom we so dearly loved and ply sympsthiss
with her oereaved parents IN this sad separation
from this lovely daughter. whom they 80 fondly
and round whom had clustered many brisht
hopes of failure fulness and honors be dis inc
ton among her sex, we would express a word OF
consolation TO those who LtOurn, IN the assurance
that if eternal life be the reward Of those who
seek for honor. glory ard lmmortality ny life of
piety and true devotion to God, then she who has
been consigned to the narrow limits of the tomb,
lives again In the mansions OF bliss and II be
like. minded. we shall all meet her in Heaven.
Rss0lptd, Thst copy Of these resolutions be
ia Inc Religious Herald Richmond Christian Ad-
vocate and the Dispatch no,,
r. F. STUBgs, Eec'y. -~l COS -lth
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M. D-TO THE LADIES AMI
NSg4 tNCLEMEN nE kICHMONDnm

NeA.1 RD-TO THE LADIES AND
NXg9 tNTLEMEN 0F KTCHMONDNn.
zOkS AND IRIS VICINiTY.-MIss RE ASvk
hELC SEMON would respectfully inf rm 291E9
the ladies' and gentleman that she has jus: re-
TERMS, comprising the Zouave Jackets, for la
dies; Japaness W aikIng-Coat and Cape, for little
Lennet Goat and Dress Jacket, and a number Of
Apron Patterns. for little boys Also, the Lulu
and Victoria Walking Dress, for little girls Zeu-
ave and Cleopatra Aprons, and q number of Dress
Sleeve Patterns.
broider the Zouaye Jsekets. for ladies' and chit
dren. Also, Ladies' and Children's Flannels
Sacks and Wrapuings for Infants; Suits Embroi-
dered r Little Boys. Also, linking. Drawing and
Stamping done at the shortest notice, In her
room, at her fathers residence. , doors below st.
Charles Hotel.
Oc 9-1m Miss REBECCA SEMON.
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PAsssEsEss .REa srrA a.nlr YoaK EowK. PAk-

MI. McCislt.n. G. soore. ar. Dudley, J. C.
Berry, MI. WEED, l.. B. Ersn.bsrt, r Aggus,ine.
!. \ Collier. ~ SohSHaeT Loys, Mr.. hr'Er .sia.
w. Shonsusi, l.. Overbaoh. Mr.. Snow and son /.
Mr.. FarSuhSr, Mrs; puoksr,dss. \. e. Royce; y.
Wright, f. Vincent, g.: H. Perme. J. Haxiey,
H. o. Pearce, 7. A. BuIkley lsdy: two children A
w. J. Arthur, v. Aaron. q. F. Watson Mrs. M G.
Dopad. MISC Lndlam. J.. s. Stevenson, lady and
child holowsl LADY, two ea, n;d,s and M ss.
Potter, Miss M Day. Miss l.: tueci. Mrs; r A.
Gerdy and child, Mrs. g. sain, and enid, Miss
and child. o. p. Hare. J. T. Bobertson and lady,
Mrs. Workman. Mrs. Delarue, E. Allny and lady.
A. d. Bowen, Miss Smiley. Miss M Brady, N. y.
Nordin. Miss Margaret Brady d. Quick, MISS n
E N0rdin, MISS |, G. hayt9n, MRS and Mis-
divant and lady, Mrs, Rroughton, child and ser
want, Mrs Morris and foar children. and u in the
Storage.
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- Special Notice. ~
$50. OCTOBER 1850

1850. 80. OCTOBER. 1850.
SAMUEL M. PRICE & co.,
zs- RETAILERS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Invite the attention of their friends and the pub
lie to their plete assortmept inst received Of
49, sf RICH DRESS GOODS.
Elegant SILKS, In newest sts les, colored and
black. -
Real Iris and French POPLINs.. eAa
Velour UTTOMANS and V ALENTIAS, in every
variety-Paid. Brocade and Figured -
Medium DIR ESS GOODS IN great variety
FRENCH ard SCOTCH EMBROIDERIES.
REAL LACE. in sets, COLLARS and HAND
kERCHi EFS-tne largest and best stock that has
vBivET" and Cloth I'll cLoAKs. of all the new
French patterns. -
styles; scotch Hoods. and the new Arabs and Ar
FSMiLY LINENS and HOUSEKEEPING
GuODS.
F,LANNELS-the best assortment we have ever
PLANTATION G0ODs-HOME MANUFAC-
TUE. Manchester, Va; Virxinis Penitentiary;
fredericksburg and Lexington Fulled Cloths;
full stock Of Linseys; Ke, sey 9 and leans,
BLANKETS. CLOTHS, CASSIM ERES, and
VEsTlNGS. of direct importation. toc 2--ts
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NEW. yoAK. Oct. IS -rlssfed. hteziner, York
tn Z, kteninond; schrs II II barAa.ow, NoiI'ik;
IbsTos. Dot. s-cleared, soAr. g. b. Allen, Nor
BALTIMORE, Oct. r C'sared. scLr r. G. stan
ard, Richmond: Hen Vandivsr, Richmond; Mig
noaette. Petersburg; w. 8. TRY cit. tfederieks-
burg; ship Hermine. BreIyen, via City Point,
NoRyoLK, Oct. 8--ArI lived. schts oriin, Rich
mond; w m. Z. Lexgets, Richmond; Arkansas, Pc
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SPRINGFIELD BELL AND Ev-
80 ERETT CLUB. : A meeting Of the
Day evening. at ~ O'Clock. Messrs. VIM. r.
BURWELL and r L. DANIEL viii address tie
meeting. The citizens invited to attend.
THOS. 6. BELL. Pres't.
d. g. BAKER, Sec'y oc 9-lt*
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JEFFE son WARD BELL
49, AND EVERETT C. UB.-The regular
meeting of the Jefferson Ward Belt and Everett
Club wilt he held at Mi. r. A. J. CloptoE's Office
corner of Wall and Franklin streets, this WED
NESDAY) evening. at ia O'Clock. Punctual at
tendance Is REQ uested
By order OF the President. Oc9-lt
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IA Rheumatlsm Rheumatism
RHE UMATISM CURED BY ll-l 81

IA Rheumatism! Rheumatism
RHE UMATISM CURED BY tFtAl SIS tsss
HAM PTON'S TINCTURE
RHEuMATISM-Cap ain CanOt. i, $500.
RHEUM Al lSM-lnfsmmatory, James Smyth.
RHEUMATISM-Had il 10 years, F. Dopnelly
RHEUMATISM-Had it 10 years Stephen Taylor.
RHkUMATISM-na d it II years, A Kitchen
RHEUMATIsM-Had it Years, Robert Ganlt.
RHEUMATlSM-Had il aS years, Z. Bogwell.
IF YOU HAVE a COUGH. -
TAKE H AMPTON'S TINCTURE.
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
IF YOU HAVE BRONCHITIS.
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
IF YOU ARE ALL WEAKNESS,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
TAKE hAMPTON's TINCrURE.
IA. Call anu get pamphlets and see cures
sold By PURCELL, LAUD g. CO., Kicnmond
W Or: COOK Z, FrederiokstMIg; BY ell the Drug
BRAY, Baltimore; and BY Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere, 81 per bottle six bottles.
oS Oc6 -d&oVts
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~ BILL HEADS! BILL HeAps The largest
and most complete assortment of RULED PA
Blue. Whlte, Bpf CsnarY, Pink. asd Parple-jast
feceived At THISDFFICE. Merchants and 9TH
Paper, and as cheap a. they can be procured any
where. Call and see specimens and prices. Itsl
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MANCHESTER BELL AMI
Ia EVERETT CLUB-WIll meet at the
AFRICAN HURCH on this Ct Y ESnAYI even
ing. at III o'clock. MARMADUKE JOHNSON,
Esq. will address the meeting. The public are
invited To attend.
oc9-it* W. w. wElsfGER, Pres't.
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TIsHT-RoPE ACoIDENT.-After tight. rope
walking exhibition Ia New Haven, Conn, a
few days since, the rope was sIackened to
short distance from The ground and then sud-
deuiy ughtened. throwing two boys, who had
careleesly been allowed to catch hold of il,
some thirty feet into the air, breaking an arm
for one and leg for the other.
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X. X e III 81 y h


f. &c II IoR g 4ais,5 .-s..s..a
"soidiers - ,aid Napoleon. after one Of The mos,
81 70 osns s,ae
f '' WV YORK LEDGER, ~ !
been as dons SO sns Is aaeh a1 rs
mama 10 DO. He has tie pleasure to inform b. q
lnnaas,abe eaters that to the Ions ils Of schoi-
oansrlDusors sai6e LIE sER the name Of h rs is
BUCHANAN, the lilustrious President of the Unis
Der ifas a. LEDGER S.n Ss rsaay .. m dstm
Oct 8. at u o'e!oek precisely.
rABL. OF cokrExrs-ALL ORIGINAL.
LETTER FROM PRESIDENT BUCHANAN
WAR. By How EDWARD EVERETT.
IrALy.A geux. II, ~ WILLIAM CULLEN
CHAIRS NsLEssINtG! FOR MorHERs-A
- J e 's1 pohA' By n. r. WILLIS.
oDx go THE ralNck or WALES. By Jons
tbs DstskARDs sffoRY. sr On. Tuo.A.
DUNN EN0LisH. sr,
THE csIrcAsrsssy UT hr ers euo. p. Nor
ldssEEys WE sstSATsyss
sYE.'E9s IA. YoEEy e a..s. sAaLIA
A TRIP TO THE NSsrHsRN LAKES. b,
IDLE aXsbsA1 sr5ay. srr.s.A.,uv,.
A ROMANCE e.14 OF 1 Ii,i BIZ E....os B.s-
gADAD-A PorH. y IA, 1r'cr cAar.
THE .MYST ERIouS .MARRIAGE--A NoyyL.-
81 fsELizA, A. PUPPY, AUTHOR oS THE
Nv
PAUL MoRT0H-A Tale OF rmR GREAT PANIC.
BY r. HAMILTON MYERS.
XVI.
TIE sTEPMpTHxk; or, WHo's TO WIN. By
J. +. kMITh.
...,.. XVII. $500 at SCI
WlTaAhDi WISDOM ,gT GEo.D PsESgIoE. +
THE HANDsoME NAN IltusrsArsp. BIZ
WI. II. Mcsnts: 3. s. - -
ANsWE1e TO 0ORkKSPONDENTS EDITO-
RlAL1. Ac..sAe.1aN 49, - 80 s oc s.-I
R9sr GUNPOwDER TkA-RstaIljnS q
- ~ DSr ID, tog sale bg WIN. z. KING,
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Fellow Citize
TRY POCK's GOOD sAMARlTAE.
TRY R0CK'a GOOD SAN.sQITAE
WHAT IS ROCKS GOOD sAMAa!TANfoM..
NE as m nfr severe a effss nf GHrtn}ATFssM
Persons are trying it all over the S.sts Cases
OF months to Is ears standing have been cured.
sld csitihc ltes 10 the effect can be shown Rock
odrn IA kiniifuend. Encourage home manu-
iA9snIs. ~ the above daes not cure, the money
We ore Informed by nlessrs. Cren.
Sh w that they are daily expecting the
baTk ANN b. GRANT, from Rio de Janeiro, with
lGo bags New Crop RIO COFFEE, which they
VIII sell 1t auction on arrival. 90 8--N
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MUSIC TEACHISG.


W. Mr.. y. NICHOLS CROTCH
&Ng& THE COM POSER. LECTURER AND
S6 SINGING MASTER, from England,
Author Of Kathleen Mavourneen" and 1000
Songs-late Music 81 Editor of Godey's Lady's
Book
Respectfully announces to the musical commu
nifty Of 6ichmond that he will devote few hours
daily to pupils. tending to form their voices on
tho European schools.
Terms and Circulars to bs had at the Music
Stores on Sins
w HARP INSTRUCTION. 80 :
Pa LEGITIMATE HARP INSTRUCTION,
w tn a iull delineation of B0CHSA'S NEW HARP
EFFECTS AND PASSAGES, and all imaginary
dIfhcu tiles removed by proper courss of in
strpotion given. such as will enable persons OF
ordinary talent to play brilliant and Elective Mu-
$40 in very short time, saving considerable time,
labor and Expense.
TKRMs-S per quarter: Those not having
Harp will be accommodated.
- PRoF. c. r. DRCGNIEL,
.e At Mrs. PETgR +. MAYuss,
90 4-2wa 9Th street. between Clay and Leish.
VI MUSICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT rs
KEN Prof. 9. z. DEC0NIEL ia now ready. and
1Sk4 offers his professional services u such ~
ay be anxious TO obtain q complete and tho sough
coufse Of Musical Instruction, ~ pursued by all
Collegiate Professors In Europe. I'm the n RIP,
PIANO. GUITAR, ORGAN, SlNGING, and in
the Sci Eng E and ART OF TEACHING MUSIC.
For Gard of Terms, Testimonias.. TO, apply to
PRoT. DRC0NlEL, at Mrs. r. MAYO o.
ne 3-lm 9Th ut bat. Clay apd Leixh.
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AO&N066s WC.p xOA DAHL
MIL nHbss s.| Ee s,s. s. NJ .egps
ss 'hsm viii b .s,d as sv % ar
ooo-s, eonmodatins terms n nesly f.
~uFFSSsHk ssA a! -. sSs0d bsEsy q I,aia.
6xAsosnd. and sold only because we have no
use fes him Can Is WEST & SONS fso,ory.
between Main and Cary. oc g. o.
a. FOR SALE-A 6ns BUGGY HORSE
RYhys year, 2; Old lac. aSd u warranted sognd.
- works Wen IN double harness; u cute last,
an 1s-m American stable.
~ MUSIC.-The subscribers devote great
&5&S tentlon 70 this branch oi their Lusiasas; -
Psno aFa n .sarsa q
ders a. comp eseiy filled - at most esaoilshments
LiSs.al discount made % Teachers and ssAoo.s.
81. . Forts. Tassd and Repaired. 49,, =
81 & rs; s.; 81 HssI
HENnlC0 LIGHT ORA eco NS:
Meet ct the Westhain Hoass, In eit'ssnss
fisi1s S 'sS Id, is sssse ...ss
oss... p order 'f'o''j , ssysIiurrMAs. o.s.
CHEsTERftkLn LIGHT ORA.
S00AsT-4 , tssls r ., ,Inf e ,sssI os.,
re s S'9s| ss. 3 ssssss !:
.ss Sooss IN 3:
y s : si Il. - Z,
ARN0Rf YOUNG 6uANDf
a~a, 4scene1A. - -. - -
: NM. s:.:. . '.;;
aa,i9m naNe9 cNH 9oang 1w A ln2leaioa
IN 81 80 = = - q q 81
~ = ssssl 4 = sSsIS = & 800 q
~ !; q :s::s = ! 4
as I, sss'' s1S2ssisI .kssstt17ia'D, ,~sssr
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THR PRINCES APPRECIATION OF HIS AMR-
RIoAN RRCRPTIeN.-The Bos ton papers pub
lish letter from the Duke of Newcastle, &C
cspting the invitation to a ball in that city,
which concludes as follows:
cannot say with what kindness the Prince
has been received in those cities which he has
yet visited in the United States. Ii each indl-
vidual had been instructed what To no. the
whole people could not have shown greater
delicacy OF feeling and consideration Tor the
position he couples in England, though with
out the sigh test surrender OF their o VIII claims
VI Independence of &c lion. They have all
lacked upon hun as guest, aud resolved to
treat him as such, but without OVERRIDING the
charac Ter of host. In return, OF course every
effort has been made, and shall cor tinue to be
made elsewhere, 10 graufy the amiable curl
osity OF our gova cousins 10 see the SON OF the
Queen whom they love aud respect almost as
IA ucn as We do. A.. ..e e
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ATTEMPTED MURDER - George A. Latham
and Charles A. Lstham, Two brothers, who
Uttered with John w. Grist, of Washington,
N. c., on the ad calo,sDs taxation question, had
; quarrel with him Saturday, and then fol-
lowed him on the road and shot him, 1t is sup.
posed morally. rss 4-5a g. f.,ts7 81 :
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xs VIE OCULAR MONTHLY
A7 MEETING Of the YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN Association will be b cid at their
Hall. in Goddln's Building. this TUESDAY,
evening. at IN O'Clock. 81. ..-
] - BY order of the President.
I oc9-lt RIO. E. RICHARDSON, Seo'y.
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The TROUBLES IN SYRIA.--A letter from
Syria says plot has been disco vered in Cy-
prus for the destruc ton of the Chris tians theie
The energy aud activity of the merican Con-
sui, ]. Judson Barclay, Esq of Virginia, con-
ributed greatly to the suppression of the in
tended revolt. .st -
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AT A MEETg~G OF THE Dl.
~ RECTORS OF THE VIRGINIA LIFE
IssuRANGsS COMPANY G held at the Company 3
lowing letter OF RESIGNATION was received from
Mr.. WIN. H. MAcTARLANp the President:
RICHMOND. October LIST 1850.
"GxN1 LgMRN: You will please accept the re-
siRnation of the Once of Pre- ident, which have
the hooor to hold ia your &c mpany II 10 not pos
sible for me to give 10 the Office the ate ton due
70 Its Importance. and have the Satisfaction to
know that you can euppy my place to the advan
tage OF our constituents and the pu hlic.
= congratulate you on the Eieh position our
COMPANY has rapidly attained result em,neaily
served by the care and wisdom observed 10 or
ganiZatiOn. lteannot fail tn gov IN public con-
fdsnce. which it well deserves BY the ure indem-
nifty il offers, and the bsrahty and fairness of its
terms. .i.=.i ... .ss 49,
I am, with high respect. your ob't serv't, '1.
WIN HI MAGYAR AND.
"Fe the Directors of the Virginia Life Insurance
Ccmpanv.' RS SO fsta - -uGS ss-
Thereupeu. il was lResolrsd. That the tn snks of
the Beard be rendered Mir. MAcFARLAND f,r the
efficient and Important services rendered BY him
to the Company during his contipusn nee in Office
Mr.. SAMUEL ] HARRISON was then uns nimous-
" elected president. and Mr.. WIN H. H KALI
Vice President. TO fill the vacancy occasoned BY
the promotion of Mr. Harrison.
]. ADAIR PLEASANTS, Sec'y.
Richmond, OCT Id, 1850. oc3 st
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SAILED FOR EURoPK-The Bishop of Vic.
toria, Rsv. Mr.. Fiagg, Capt. o. q. Gray, GA,
briei and Francois Ravel and families, and
two hundred ard thirty otner passengers,
sailed for Europe on Saturday. in the Adriatic.
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THE SPOTSWOOD HOTEL
w. Owing to unavoidable circumstances the
opening of the above Hotel will Ia della, ed for
several cavs. Due notice will be given Of the
time of opening. rs hi# "a oc SGT
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~ ATTENTlUN, Sd COMPANY. I'd BAT.
xTALI0N, 18TH REGiM ENT VIRGINI 4 MI
In LiTIA.=.AttenL muster Of yonr COMPANY on
t tine ,s9 n OF s9esf @ (. - 9ss
time the oficess of said Company viii be elected,
Inc bounds OF this COMPANY are as followe: COM
streets,. thence north sids If Duval street to
Brooke avenue, thence east side OF brook avenue
to the poTatlon ne, with said line O. I'd street,
thence with western side Of ID street 10 the bssia
ming
This muster is required by law. aHuss E4T
BIZ ord f,oi Col. THos, 7. Evans. ...Ye
an O.
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] ATIsNTIOS,z,nC0M rAH I. "a SAT

:, ATTENTION n, tin 60 MA r, "a SAT.
mustss Of yoa1 compsny, on SATURDAY
WEVENlNG, Oct. 18th. ut ~ Ocicck. in front ii
= the Leikh street Atricsn Cnureh. at which time
Ths bounda Of this COMPANY are N follow
Commeneins at the corner Of Broad and Adams
uos l,ns, thence with sa!d line {, Rreoke Avenue,
thence south vest side Of Brooke Ayenas TO baval
thsnes west sid, Of Jehsrsyn to Lsixh 81, tbencs
south side of Leigh ~. to Adams ct |, and thence
wet side af Adam, ~ she besianing.
This muster 10 fea vired by Law.
By o,dar OF Col TNps. J. Evsss.
CO 9-5t VIM. II. TODD. Adiutapf
NJ ATrENgIOS, NfOh SOLtN.
Sts,s Arwoss. on TUESDAY EVLnING. OeN
WteSsr st. = t2 elsasf lN lasiasss and drill,
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ExHiBITION OF EreRayINa ..,'

large and beautiful collection of BNap.x
5NSS WI THtS DAY DO opened at m, w
Hotel. and should be pleased to shoS tbs,e svood
vao will favor me with call Beinr on nm y. % Sll
finest collections ever in Richmond tho... 81 NE
sire to furnish thor pariors and champSr. me
well to exsmif them. WI Do
Teaches: and schools win find large ...o,,
which will be furnished at az fsvorshs ta,m. aas.
anJ Northern market ALBERT LYBRocrsn
Oe5-lw 2SS Main st.. under SpotsvooS ~,
d. Examiner. Whix and Enqairef COW i'o's'.
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WANTED-ro solicit a call from all persons in
~, W ysnt Of TRUNKs, at the RICHMOND
U X FAC TORY, whore | am extensively
manufacturing every sty Ie, from the common up
to the most superior RON FRAN AL
TRUNKS. &c All sold At manufactorers' prsces.
at No: "a M am g., in Saddle and Harness Store,
with VIM SALMON.
IA TRUNKS REPAIRED.
Sc B-3m JAMES KNOTS
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To oonclsds With the hyosits Opera of
LUCRfZ!A BORGIA
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The NATIONAL DoUGLAs SEMocRAcY, of
Jefferson Ward will meet at Drui0s' Hall, over A.
Bnaeker Co.'s Drug store, on ain street To-
NIGHT. at ~ 9,cock. Several speakers Will be
yOhNM HIGGINS. {v prss,,s
oc 9-ltt VIM. SEARS WOOD,S iios S'
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The porch in 'front.' OF the nurch, the steps
that lead TO II. the streets. the piazza OF the
Central HoteI,- on the opposite side, were
crowded, rhrongeo, packed. With human be.
ings, like herrings In barrel. The Prince
bad passed into the church but, he had
passed like meteor. Never was there any
pass, IN SO full of endurance as curiosity. II
can wait an age for It's gratifcation. There
this crowd stood. for two mortal hours, scnf-
fiing, swearing, quarrelling, screaming, broii.
ing, dusty, thirsty, and almost fainting-
Nothing could disturb their purpose, nothing
assuage the barring fame Of their devoaring
curiosity. nothing shake their unconq uered
aad uneoaquerabls resolution. They crowded
each other up against the horses and carriage.
uniai ofeas'oohss could not have been iu-
snred against fracture al any premium. We
felt our ribs crack. and every moment ~.
thought they would gave wsy, All that ss,-
fishness, " hieh is the abominable portion NJ
mans character was brought out as clear,y
asitis wont to be, in desperate cases, whore
mems lives are at stake, and they think
not " their fellow creatures. The weakly
Stood 10 chance In that crowd. Their weak
nsss instead Of being projection TO ihsm
was exactly the reverse. Not trait Of gensr.
osity did we see. No one thought Of giving
10 the strength that was In him, and exsrted II
to the utmost. Thus stood matters Tor an
honr and half when the cry was rk,sed
Give way FOR the Prince" The carriages
begaa 70 move, but wiIh the almost diaaculsv
4. proved to be q false alarm. They only
passed up the street 70 turn, and they soon
came back TO be hemmsd in rs before. At last
the doors OF the ehaTeh few open. The rush
10 fhs front fairly took NJ cH our fset, Again
We missed seeing the Prince this time alto
gethsr) and again saw the Mayor. Again be
was n MS carriage. Again the csowd gave
way, IKE 4 s4sfie that has teen unds fspinec,
fliiing OF " the right and len, and closing up
N ths ssss. Tks carriage dnshs1 - like
lfxbtaipe isie ~ 0spiiel square " s. z 81.
me rush 70 thS ksf< 80 tfsGshd06s TkS
6hsis aasdrilatsrai, formed ~ The railing Of
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AZ FOR BALTlMUKE.-The good sohr
&&1. J. BARRlLL, Cant. PAIR DIG E, having
sa portion of her cargo engaged and going
on board, will have quick dispatch. For remain
der. apply to w. D. COLQUlTT co.
II
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The BOHEMIAN GfsL.
0 GRAND. BALL.
~ The subecriber would inform Nj, a..
G~Aand the public generally that he ~, nssds
q r AN d r. Ii. VIII siws
AT the WESTHAM HOUSE, on the Pa.
On TU re DAY, October slh. Aoad.
-. Iiokets To ADMIT gentleman ana 81
dies Sl.Refreshms An in Moulded. "o y
- A hne Cotilloa Band has bseo enr.,...
tho 'sccasiOn. c. n pIElsrkNd to1
90 6-Sts pcANIs,
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IVA MT 4 D-Everybodv 10 call at my store
w and purchase one of those beautiful little
MEDA LIS or CHARMS. giving correct likeness
of BELL and EVERETT. Price Is cents. Sent
by mail to any address on receipt of Is cents
Clubs supplied at rsdnced rates.
IA AGENTS WANTED.
A. E. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
Shockoe Slip, Next door to Columbian HOTEL,
l. kichmoud. Va