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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-20
THE UNKNOWN MOTHER;
OR,
SHADOWS GER LIES PATHWAY.
Il. ran AUTHOR OF g NORA NoNTELLEn


CONTINUED,
- will call and sec Gonorle, tomorrow, and
by her can obtain an introduction to the beau
tilul winner of the musical prize" thought
Gerald Earle, as he wended hts way homo from
rhc exhibition NBut on the morrow ho Wat
prevented from calling in the forepart of the
Gay, and therefore when he went, he learned
that Miss Arland left that morning, in compa
ny with Miss MorIyn, fer the western part OF
the State.
" will introduce myself, he thought, and
instantly aekel for Mics Carter.
A few moments after, the lady whom he had
supposed was Gcnoric's friend, Miss Merlyn,
was ushered into his presence. Immediately
percoiying there was a mistake, though igno
rant that he had made it, he bowed politely
and eaid
There is some mistake, wished to see Miss
Carter"
Z" That is my namc,' replied the lady
A Miss Carter who won the musical prize,
yesterday, | wished 10 see. he said quickly.
:" did not win that prize. II was Miss Mer
lyn.
" Miss Merlyn'" he cried in astonishmont
Yer, sir, and she has returned home thi
morning"
81 beg your pardon, Miss Carter, thousan
times for my mistake | made mistake il
your names, yesterday, perceive. Miss Mcr
lyn, had seen before, hut could not recall he
name, yet wished tc see her. Can you tell m
the name of the town in which she resides :"
q cannot but could quickly learn of Mrf
Hamilton, if you wish"
at is not of any consequence, said Gerald
thinking Genorie would write to him, and thu
he could learn. :" | will not trouble YOU lor
ger"
And politely he took his leave, thinking t
himself, :" am nicely paid for my obstiuacy
But no letter came, and after waiting thrC
weeks he suddenly recollected that perhar
Genoric thought he was at New York, 50 h
FASTENED on to his uncle Arands, and thel
learned where she was : he then wrote to he
begging the privilege Of coming after her II yI
had fini shed her visit.
An answer quickly came, granting the pr
iege, and also containing the reqacst to brr
his 4icnd, Nh Lynn, with him, for Mr. Me
lyn wished to have portrait taken Of Eulooel
and would amply reward the artist for his tin
and trouble in coming there. So a week late
Gerald and Murry found themselves quiet
domicilcd at Morlyn Hall.
Mrs Merlyn, who had occasionally rccoiy,
letters from brother Of hers, in Kentuck
had persuaded Rupert to spend month in vi
iting his uncle's family, thus he was absent
Euloeen was agreeably surprised to find tn
Gerald Earle was none other than the plcaea
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-20
$. $. BOYCE, Publisher.
Written for the Green Mountain Freeman
Bluffs and Blues.


Air:-Annie Laurie.
Hubbardton hills were Redeemed
In early days with blood,
And widowed hearts were saddened
That there by Yaraow wood,
That there by Yarrow wood,
The beech and poplar sigh,
Bluffs and Blues led on by Warner
Here lay them down to die.
The Sun on Berbe's water
Was shining hot and glare,
But powder made it hotter,
As yolleys rent the air,
As volleys rent the air,
With shouts and battle cry,
Buds and B lues, led on by Warner,
There laid them down to die.
The flag that upward iloated,
Clan Aliens battle sign
They waved, snd wildly shouted,
"The Does Head and the Pine !"
- lie lIOt lltdu anu lllc iHS
IT'S death or victory
DuG5 and Blues led on by Warner,
Thus laid them down TO die.
Flowers there in Spring time blossom,
As wastes the trickling snow;
And on that grassy bosom,
You see no marks of woo,
You see no marks of woe,
Bat where the meadows lie,
Bluffs and Blues led on by Warner
Did lay them down to die.
Like hopes that wait the morrow,
They rest on Fraser's field,
And all those hearts Of sorrow,
long ago wer healed,
A long ago were healed,
And we'll be brave. for why
Burs and Blues led on by arner,
Could lay them down to die.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-20
CHAPTER VI,

They seem to those who see them meet,
The worldly friends oil every day,
Her smile is still, serene and sweet,
His courtesy is free and gay;
Yet, If by one the other's name,
Should in some careless hour ba heard,
The heart we deem so calm and tame,
Would struggle like captive bird
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MEECHANDfSE.
FALL TRADE 1860.


Booksellers, $taiinner., and Dealers In
~SzsarpIANU tUElks, GUlrAE-, IID- vi,
~A LISS. MUSIC Nc, .TSaS
l39 Main STREET, Ri'h"r"nd Ia, Mig
> EG leave to call the attention Di the !ii'irc -
ID their stock Of Goods, which, already "iIr "f he I. sssf
In the State, III their linz Of Business. They are nnS incr"I:-
inglhy fresh supplies, which will makrt I c'Tt:ci- III every
department, ami we'll worthy the attention OF buyers.
They especially invite an rXanina'irn from the Country
merchants, confidently believing 'ha; they are able To sup
ply their wants 10 their r;tire satisfaction.
They can furnish rom their lIopt- I.,n':ciy amt manu!ac'
tory every description az Blank aii Memorandum ii"uE,
qnl al low prices.
Their Warc. Rooms are constantly supplied with 4 large
assortment of rlANU FDl:rFS OF thr v.rr je>t nan-
uac ure, which they are willing u" sell on reasonable
terms.
Orders are respectfully solicited AMI will lee promptly
and faithfully attended, -.
JAMES T00DIiuUSE i co.
i. S.-Thcy have Recently published Il new work hy an
able anl distinguished ci,i;iz"r of Nirrin:n-Tiir Lost rr!n-
clp'e-addressed especially to he YriIns nr"n nj IL" South,
but which has been iavorahlF rr'r'"rd by 'ie rra'!!n: pub
lie everywhere.
AMIDST the sensation novel. M! !r"tity li,"ra'ur" 81 the
Nineteenth century. il Is rrIrc.hin: 20 see. issuing from the
press, on either side Ui tie Atlantic, u work 10 full Of bold
AMI original Thought, hu, especially 20 wlrn such = work
comes from a firginian aud Is in Virginia trs' puhdished:o
the world. Such Is The Lost Principle by l:arbarus,a.--
TRichmUHR Examiner
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Another EXpfosion.

Another BXpEOH1or.
MOBILE, Nov. 5.-The tow-boat Baltic cxplo,
dcd Yesterday, killing several persons and
wounding many others.
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THE CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE,
AT CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE. FOR sal.

~ SHalIANOOuN, lena ESSEf, fpR Salt.
y consequence Of the death q my bro;he:.!n.:.s AL
l. partner, the late John II. ~LuInph!a, o! Georgia, al he
real and personal estate 0waed by u, Jointly In the so, ~
Tennessee, will he sold TO the highest br!Ir:. on WINES.
DAY, 18th day OF November, l>jO. The rFep,s:y ro..i...
III the well known
"cRCTCIIrIEI.D HOUSE.
At Chattanooga, Team, with all Of It's rights ana privilege.
Including the FrESiTrRs, and the three LOIS upo:! w!ncf. II. =
Hotel stands. Nos. III, IL and d, Ch--;au. street.
Also, the three Lots opposite said llote!. Nos. -. q .m:
%, Chestnut s:Te-t, sivins = f!nn; q: over tGI Zee; ga Ia.c,;
nu! street. and running back .G feet 10 other -.rr-,..
Also, Lots Nos. " and =, Oh Carter street. -ucl, f-n,,l..
100 feet on said street, runntnc back same width $50 ;urt 10
other streets.
Also. Lots Nos. : ard :, on MARIE. street. frcr,ia. y,
fee; on Market street, aid running back Sale .!i:n 49,
feet 10 Railroad street.
The lio'el property Is too we'll knowa ,hrou:h,g, -
Union, 10 require All elaborate description. II !. the t-.,
paying property ia the Southern States, situate! - i -
Immediately at the large john; Passenger pepo, nj lie :u..
railroads now running and terminating here. TIL %.s!.
VILE and Chattanooga, Memphis tld Charleston. kA>; Irrr
nrssee and Georgia aaI Western and .Aiiagllc KAt!:ua4>
are now complete; and The wills Valley and North ~:
and south Vest Alabama Raj: Cad will be completes. nai
terminate here In a year ar two LIorr. \ great potion O..
the grading being nov complete. and = portion ~ the !syf.
having been purchased, over twenty mile, -! Il vii De lac
and running this winter. aud Other comte,apilt"i ro.g>.
among them the read conHrc:iag Chattanooga WIKI Li.r.a.
natl Chattanooga aad keituchy Central
The ll"G.c has hccn doing a steady, heavy and irc:,4.
inT lh''iness, wi;h"u; opposition. siacc October. ..So.
and IL, prospects tor a continued busu-s>, are very great.
Lots Nos. -, d and 80, C!.e>mu; street, aai LOIS 49,. {:
and 3, Carter stree, are very valuable, being sj:"a:sa 20
near the DrJo..
Lots Nos. . and :, M.rkc: street, are H.. bushes, l.,.
hcing situated cqu!"!isltnt between the bus.arss portion 60!
town and river. and have aow Erected upon :.gti to- i,f.e
and commorIous brisk Store Rooms, admirably ,!.rt,., e.
= heavy Produce aii Grocery rTalr.
There will also be sold 4; the siUAs tine jU!E.. NEGROES
among whom are Coos, llou.e Servants. lrcucr.. Wal
rrs, Sc &c, MI "f whom are very valuable.
TEGNs OF sstg, lcNccr; As To ;hr Negroes, which N.I b.
sold Tor cash, ! on-thirI cash; The h.i,nc- In =, semi
ndAI payments, with sN per cent added, the pGr,h,-~r
Oct IG-d.wSw.ds row CHrTcHFIr:p
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
,uMoSn wnnLEsALE pRICEP, NOVEMBER


REESw AX.-SO cents per pound for best.
nUTTER.-we quote rrime IS to &c. Common IL "
Ice. Goshen ~ TO .Sc. ,oIc-
Shoulders lOAc. sugar.cured 'llams lSH t" llHe'-
rodd's Sucar-cured Hams 1ac. u...,.
CEMEST.-JAInes River ~ 6O 10 l 10. Nosen"" c
Al - for oest quality. Lower grades II to sa.
CORN.--We quote 6ik 10 ,pc.
CORN MEAl.-Counlry M=al % TO So c'. = pushel'
City bolted S. els.
C0rFEE.-Wc have no change to note. aud quote Ro
Is TO l6c., large lots u fraction under' Jaw" VA -''
TGSAI~SiDIEs.-raliow l3xG4Hc. ~Jsckson's ls49l4;
Eulls lie. Adslnantine, la02SG;; sperm a.: fa'en'
Sperm IS cts. Psrraitlne 30 10 528 cts.
OOTTON YARNS, ac.-20 to 2lc.
eIOtJK-Is n little dull, no, . brisk demand. We change
our quotations to day: superilne tt% to VI, Cho'ee
brands will command 81. Extra Superhne 5iA 10 ~
Fanny FsSSr Il t. so cents.
rISIi.-No. ! Cut herrings, cargo sales $SA. Eastern
RI. uerrinrs sS% per h~alfbarrel. No. l MAcEIREL SIS and
scarce. No. 3 medium Mackcrel ssh. No. y small ="
North Carolina Roe llerrings, hall barrels ~ 10 o.
North Carolina Gross ilerrings S6&.
FLAXsEED.-sl ~ to / 43H n Dushel, and In demand
FERTILIZERS llartman's l%Ricl,mond) Ammonia'ss SUI
per Phosphate Of Lime 80; Nn nnap"na ss sas seG ZION ION;
4. A. brown Mexican rs. A. White Mexican tSo. MeSac , sI
s.5 per ton; Colombian $50 per ton; Rerses hs",pu nn -
Rome duS, civ ground SS5GS7. Rlide Island gasmo guam
800 prr ton. Americas $40. Sn;nbrero S3-. ~
Phospi,o Peruvian $50. Ruhins Tobacco pSo"h PERU.
Wan Sn: McGruicr's White Mexican $50, and Me"ru"ef ;
GROUND bone Ash Ss3. Leinsn's Fertilizer Sao.
SENG.-Nor,he quotation &c to i!c. hoininhh' gu
observation-disclosures unl haEaras spoF, xbei. : h.
80. as for quality; blasting a. S. - 7 N9'
Hides IN To l2c.
HAY.-tl u trom vessel. suu,.s a.,
to 100 per tom; English refined, rredegsr and Armo,y
tG;X TO 7sH; Commo,, English; ;S'H Hm Inn5 shssr sIsel
is to IS cts: = u. Blissered Steel 4 too X c"' Fp
LEAD-aGHa6E.
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DUDWORTH'S
NT u g tt

No. o ASTUK FI.ACE, NEW YUEh,
5OUBllSlER and Dealer In Foreign and American ,u.
4 sic. Instruments, and Musical M-rcltrr:.r. S.a,
and Cam positions for the piano forte, hv The bet; mes, ?,
Sacred and Organ Music: DIacr and Military Mr.!c. :,'
the plano forte, sent BY mail. postage free. t>rIfnu, "a.
be sent Instead " change Catalogue. of Muse Tor Bra.
Bands, Quairil- Bands, small Or large orch"s;rls. Pm
list OF Brass lnstruri-n's sent IN application.
The Journal for Bass Band" a new publication ri
Band Music, Is issued on the 18Th of each month .:n4I.
Nos. II -, Or Is SO per annum also. the "CourauIy.,
containing Marches, Medley. &c; price ii each nur.p-r.
The instrumental parts In these works are sepI7a.. and
ready for performance. HARVEY y. DODwoRTH -.
DC. 29-,t}m Director Of DniwGrrh'- R,.t,
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Further Particulars OF the Explosion Of
the Steamer Hin.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-1n the explosion Of
the steamer Hill, 20 persons were killed, and
II mr. 30 wounded.
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ROCK SPRING .C.DEuY.

5RCNSWICK YlKGlNIA.
|EE exercises OF this School will he resumed Oil the Isl
4 Monday in September nrXi, and continued until the Isl
OF Ji!y, ISL, with an intcruission OF two weeks nj Christ
mas. Having associated my brother Digs Poynrr. i re
eeut graduate Of the Virginia Military Institute, with me
IN IN. management OF the School, / can confidently assure
lne public that lis advantages will be greatly multiplied
me Higher Mathematics and ihr English branches will re-
ceiYe particular attention. while the classics will not BIZ
neglected. Practical lessons 10 Surveying, &c, will be Civ
en- In The field; and no effort will be spared 10 make the
School worthy VI public confidence and patronage. A
street, yet kind, discipline will be firmly enforced, und the
military feature will lie adopted rs far rs practical. AS Ia
the qualifications VI my associate, refer TO Col. r. II,
smith aud the Faculty generally uf the Virginia Military
Institute. For further particulars apply for II circular.
TEENS For Session vf ten months, half payable lst Jan
uary:
Classics, &C., AMI higher Mathematics. 20
French extra. 81.
English branches e. SD
Board, Including every thing. ..........$ 81,
d. 7. PUYSOK.
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AUCTION SALES.
nr GODDlN d APPEKsUN, ii"r',


COMMISSIOS Eis.S SALE: OF TEE
EEAI'rIFCL COUNTRY SEAT CAL!.Lb "'i'LH. 10Y
FORT" HALF MILE NORTHEAST vF Eiti '''p.
4 : Commissioner appointed by the '!c"rer tar Ci:
~ cui, Of lienrico, rendered on the .s.' Uci &C. 'r'",
Ia the ease OF Moucure, &c. against D-aig!s - &C.
sEal as Special Commissioner thereby hIpo:att,:' is1'-,'
10 sell, lat Public Auction, on the premises, on hvHpAf,
LIE TWELFTH! OF NOs EMDER, icGo, al lIur:ocs. 4. ",
IL la'r, II not, The next fair day, The heaa':,u. County
stat o: winch Judge Peter '. Daniel died sr::':, ca'!"G
,houh' eamiort, containing aboU: - acres. rHu!e &. !,s".
n pia' lana survey OF the lant will be exhibited! g; ;ie 'iiDG
Of sale, sho~ins the -izes .: the different .ub.G.vi,l0na.
lhere Is On inc place Il coin Portable Nr!"s Dw"!l:ni, di''
:hr usual out.but!d!nes, together with nm e1ccii-it "rcaair,
and MANY handsome shade trees, and scyvrai rIe.Ii..t
sprinss.
The lots will vary In sI- from ~. 20 - acre, each. =.
cordEnS 10 their relative position. I.k.ug into Consideration
It's { rautiiul and elevated position, its note! h..ELa.:ur..
and nearness 20 the city Of Richmond. Il +. b.,lry,I IL;
few, Il any, more desirable places hay. been pro::., hi,
market for L l0nE time past.
rEKNS :-Unr.fourtL cash! hslaIce at /, y u.l ,-e,i,.
for negotiable notes, intrrr>: added. aai title r.tal...: ~.
all the purchase money iS FOL-? paid, AID 4 ccavr...e-
ordered By the Court. JOHN .. sTErL:,
Nov Sprcia. Cu.!...,.ia.r-
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AUCTION SHE 0r n:GMT::EN WIZ.

DIT. sI'N .. y 7 HMM Nv wv ~ .. N.
1 the request Of The ~l:tcha""i - Frrir:.Sss'"F: H.!
-. road Company, We shall .rl!. y. Inb!;c tic:.yI, "
Ashland, Hanover county, On The Saii Ra!!fct!, - r5ir-
EostI D: Richmond. l. Washable slaves, cnaycy-! 10 IL SAID
company by NJ. Edwin Robinson. These .lavss -. l.. rf.-.
Hes, aai are M: only likely, bat ar" Of excellent cLa:~r
Ter. They are all young, ria5rac!E. COOKS, Rose sccss@'s.
washers. &c. FarGicIs 5, and other persons disposed 20 iLr
chase servants for their own Use, would 40 well 10 a,;rlot
this sale: and 20 accommodate such, and 10 cLaSIr ;M- ser
wants. a. taE as possible, 10 obtain owners In ,hi- STAT.
they will be sol. Oh IL credit of / months, for approve! rr-
dcrsed negotiable paper, !nterrs. ADDED. The .a.- W..
tasr place 81 Ashland, on WEDNESDAY, the !4;L N,y,..
her, lsGO, at 10 o'clock \. ". lrr>oE, le.7ius Rich.ayu..
IN the morning cars, can attend Tie sale, anu y,..rr :hr
same day by ~ o'clock l.. w..
Nov. l-tls GUDDlS & AppEnSOS tr.,.
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CuRN.-whi:r. :. To ,:r.; yellow. - TO -. FLOUR
su,rr. $G.5n; Extra. 30: Family, 80. OATS-So 10 3ic.
TulACC0.-Ioam LugS. 80 TO $40; New Ground LuSs,
1851 To- I.W0; S;rr:n!ng and shipping Tobacco, 3.UO to
So; Working. : 70 TO IL 10; Bright Wrappers. l3NU to
Ia "a WuEAT-While 4l,iu 10 l.Sn: Red, 81 20 l.tu.
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NORFOLK MARKETS, Nov.

COrN-wlh,e Is, iulxed g.. yellow d cts. COT
TOS-ii.s to Tx cts. r~LOUK-super s623 to oiO.-
Extra rs. Family 1.I1 to =. UATS-3O to 50 c,r.-
NAVAL sInRES-lto.in. common, per hbl, $l."oAl. ~;
No. ! do, , -; Sp;s. 1urrent.ne, per gal. Ssl+"; Bright
Tar. per bhi.. 10; BLACK Tar. La: srAEEsIR. y. hld'
per Vi, 81. " q. hhl., 81, ". y. pipe, i0ui5; W. Q. head
Inc, dare; Pipe culls, Su: r. q. hid. culls, 20. 50; w.. o. do.
$50; ". o. heading Gull, ...:t to 2a"N. wHEAT-"hite
SLlugl.,i, red l.lual. 81.
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\
AMELIA

UNI FItsITl UT TIRGINIA,J JUNE I'D, TsJi.
NJ T. believe the .Amt!il Academy, under the manage
w inrni of Mr.. ". II. IiAEKIsuN, one Of the best pre-
raratory Schools In Virginia.
GEsaSE. HARRISON, Prof. Of Latin.
JuliS b. NISuK, Prof. oc Common and Statute Law.
JAMES ia. CaHEi.!, Prof. OF Ana;ony, &c.
s.. MAupEs, NJ. H., l'rui. OF Chemistry and Chairman Of
Faculty.
JAMES. r. HoLcuuuE, Prof. Of International and Constitu.
tional Law.
20 a few vacancies 10 he filled. Address Lodorr P.
o., Amelia. WIN. n. HARRISON.
Ca g-2awtf
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A. WORRIS, -.
-. !. ,., <sn DTTlf T9IfED

BOOKSELLER AND PUBLISHER,
WILL nuhIj.h an the LIST November next, price 40 q
w GUIDE To M~AGBTRATEsi with Practical Forms
for the discharge Of thelrdutles out OF Court, 10 whcn are
n W. nuIeu gl r ~ !. Clerk. DC.
Second Edition, In vhlcn the Law, are brought noSn 70 lns
present lime. with notes. BY Joseph Mayo. COUNSELOR ~
LAW and Mayor of Rlchnond.
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StiIl Later from Europe.

CAPE RACE, Nov. S.-The steamship Persia,
from Liverpool, with dates TO the 9th octo-
Der, arrived tonight.
Italian affairs are unchanged. The meeting
at Warsaw adjourned on the Goth Oct. Cnrc-
liable reports state that the principle Of an
European Congress has been agreed upon.
1t is reported that Austria has proposed the
mediation Of France for u pacific solution OF
the Italian question.
Han imperial decree raises the price OF to-
blcco in France.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 27.-The good staples OF
Cotton arc firm ut full rates; other qualities are
weak. Flour is quiet. Wheat Is slightly
lower. Provisions are steady. Consols ?2!5a
nNa Money is UNCHANGED. with less demand.
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RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 8.

CArrLs.-ln consequence OF the warm; usmP NeH,her
b,yinp yr.oiiy cur,aiIed the demand for beef, several lots
w.r, held OF and not urged upon the nariet. Ihere we're
lbs head sold Il; the scales hi, week al prices ranging from
A., ! - r-ns.-riv- head extra tine nj 81 CROSSES head
wee taken hy the LutclsIs OF Petersburg, &C. ict Tue
supply was heavy. .,u a.
gels more favorable for sailing. Ne quoIe at 8 ijio : -
nett, rs 90 quality. \ DECLINE.
Sns.r-suppIy has been heavy At Il 10 10 ) - Tor in'e'
.ia. crsdcs. Superior grades at IS to . gross.
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SECOiD SUPPLY.
ptru wi IG"lITTIFII, GOODS

ItTOII HND IUiO -,
XNEare opening, By gamers, which make our STOCK sun
W more attractive
Rich Printed Paris Asrlnos
Rich Printed Velour. do. Paris
Plain relUurs and Slferinos
Rich Blncl and ColIsilks
r.lye, and Cloth uoaks, in new patterns. AMI very
beautiful styles
Chilidren's anil Mise CloaIs
Our stock Of heavy wollens, for servants, comprises
81 and 6I Pulled Cltls and JeHn'
Sleeps Grey SatinetI
Heavy Plaid and Stiped linseys
RlauEe,s, rlHnn.lsHnd Bed Blankets.
CAR,Er DEPARTMENT:
Extra Ingram Carpets; extra Ibree-Ply Carpets
Rich Velvet andBrufses Carpets
Rugs, Floor CLOTHS, Watts, &c.
~ Purchasers Ire Invited to examine.
tr, ~ CHRISTIAN 4 LATliR0P.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-06
!iliUSEMENTS.

EW RICHMOND THEATRE.
kCNKEL. 4 M0Nl.EY... ........ Lessees and Msnagero,
TIuS. l.. MOSLkY.... Acting Manager.
l.. u. PHILLIPS. Stage Msnsgsr.
SECOND WEEK OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF
MISS CAROLINE RlCHlSGS,
AND HER TAInER,
MR.. PkTEi. RlCillSGS.
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. fth, will he performed Tor
l. the SECOND time the new Indian Play, sy Arson q.
Chester. ESD, Literary cl!icr Of the Buffalo Express, enti'
tcd
Q LA:
TIE CHILD uF THE FLOWER.
Magnolia. with sons>l... ........ Mis- Caroline liclings.
Sils.rtnp....... go. ,-............Mr Peter ~lichinys.
First high u the Operate Burieita 81 the
SPIRIT Of THE RHINE.
Irma (wi.h .engsl.... .......... Miss Caroline Iichings.