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"WAsHINGro TON, Oct 5th. 1870


hkMs PROM ENaLAHD.-The Commission
ers appointed under law Of the Virginia
Legislature, TO procure arms for the better
defence OF the State, have been In correspon.
deuce with the manufacturers OF the En-
Rife, In England, and been offered 5000 81
that arm at price near sixty-fiye sb,I.
lings, British, for each piece. They have writ.
ten TO say that they will take 1880 at that
price
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Theatre.


The Cooper Opera Troupe brought out the
bohemian Girl" on Wednesday night, with
great success. 1t had been many years since
we had last seen it, and the wild and beauti-
full music bad, to us, almost the charm of now
city. 1t need hardly be said that Miss ANNIE
MILNRR sustained herself admirably in the
character Of Airline, so well adapted to her Pc
culiar style, and SO well calculated to bring
out her peculiar powers. The mnsic OF
BALFK melted SO sweetly upon her lips,
that it appeared to be her natural Ian
guage. Her youthful appearance and
beauty added a powerful charm to what
would, under any circumstances, be exq uisi,e.
Miss PAYNE played the Gipsy Queen with
great dignity and propriety. Mr.. BcUDINoT
played the part Of DeviIshoof with much spirit.
He not only sang the music, but acted the
wild, devil-may care gypsy, with life and
humor that repeatedly brought down the
house. He is indeed a fellow of infinite jest,
and has fun enough in him for half-a-dozen
men. The tenor (Mr. BOWLER and the barry
TINE (Mr. COoK,) were in admirable voice, and
sustained their parts with great eclat. The
chorus sustained itself we'll, and the piece was
a decided success. At the close of the per-
Torrance, Miss MILNRR sang ROBES Air and
Variations In superb style, eliciting thunders
of applause.
In the interval between the acts, MIR. COOPER
gave a solo on the violin. We have heard mere
ambitious performances, for the occasion did
not call for any extraordinary display of what
we regard as the legerdsnain of m usicians; but a
sweeter violin we never heard, nor did we ever
witness more exquisite taste. 1t was indeed
the very soul of melody.
The Cooper Troupe have deservediy rendered
themselves very popular here, and we regret
TO bid them farewell. .-t
Tonight the opera of "Il Trovatore" will
be repeated, and all who heard it on the frs t
night Of the companys appearance here will
be delighted Al an opportunity of seeing 1t
again. It is unquestionably the best in their
repertoire, and in it Miss Miner and Aynsley
Cook, particularly the latter, may truthfully
be said to excel any of their profession who
have undertaken English opera.
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The Earl OF Leitrim was nearly assassinated
In 1ohtil, Ireland, on the 18th nlt.
The Detroit and Milwaukes Railroad was
cold IN ThaTsday wssk Tor eI,O0V, OVu.
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Special Notice.

IA Special Notice. Va
OCTOBER. 1850.
SAMUEL M. PRICE & CO.,
RETAILERS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Invite the attention of their friends and the pub.
lie to their complete assortment, Just received. Of
RICH DRESS GOODS.
Elegant SILKS, in newest styles, colOrod and
black.
Real Iriah and French POPLINS.
Velour OTTOMANS and VALENTIAS, in every
variety-Piad. Brocade and Figured.
Medium DIR ESS GOODS In great variety.
MOURNING GOODS, q superior stock
FRENCH ard SCOTCH EMBROiDERIEs.
real. LACE, in sets, COLLARS and HAND
KERCHl EFS-the largest and best stock that has
ever been shown in this city.
VELVET and CLOTH CLOAKS, of all the new
AUTUMN CLOAKs and BUSTERS, in plain
styles Scotch Hoods, and the new Arabs and Ar
sFxMiLY LINENS and HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS.
FLANNELS-the best assortment we have ever
PLANTATION GooDs-H0ME MANUFAC-
TURE- Manchester. Va; Virginia Penitentiary;
Fredericksburg and Lexington PULLED Cloths q
BLANKETS. CLOTHS, CASSIM ERES, and
VESTlNGS. of direct importation. &C 2--ts
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IA Special Notice. ~
1860. FALL AND WINTER TRADE. 1860


1860. FALL AND WINTER TRADE. 1860.
The great emporium of
A l. + r. f d M O S E 8,
63 MAIN STREET,
Has now on hand; and RECEIVING daily, the most
him in the city of Richmond. embracing the
LATEST STYLES s AN2 NOVELTIES CT THE
be offered that cannot be had elsewhere, and pur-
chasers will find 1t greatly to their advantage to
get their supplies from the cheapest house in the
~ DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Black and Francy Silks, new styles
'''uAA PLAIN and Figured Dsains. all wool.
c fRS KofsP AfRsiTIds ~ &C., &C.
latest, novelties of the season. New styles re-
''"'' DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.. @
satlpstts, Jeans, Full Cloths Cloths: best hest makes.
Srfys
ard Striped Bed Bankets.Servauts' Bankets-6 600
pairs on hand, the cheapest in the sta'e. and va
HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT.
Bird Eye Diaper scotch and Russia Diaper, boy
lies, Napkins. Table Damask, Table and Piano
Cashmere Covers, Irish Linens, &c.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
Splendid Three Ply Carpets, new patterns, Su-
per Ingram Carpets, Crosslys Super Brussels do,
BE- sss
n EM ffs offsSf Hosiery GLOVES and
Dry Goods establishments; and every article will
be offered At such low prices that cannot fail to
efforts will be to please all who may favor as with
For great bargains, the great Down Town En-
&C s-2aw4w IS MAIN STREET.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday,. October 8. 1850. at OIiyet Church,
MSH Kent county, the Rev. MI flraih dir Z;
CHRISTlAN, all of New Keut county, Va.
Petersburg Express oopy.
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BOARDING.

QOARDING.-One or two d f IRABLE
- ROOMS vacant at the EDGEMONf HOUSE,
between 9th and 9TH streets oo l2-ts
QOAkDING.-Indlyid seeking BOARD,
u can find II, with two rooms on the second floor
and two the third in central situation, by ap-
plying on the south side of Grace street, just
above 9Th. The rooms are very large, and have
been recently repaired. oc S-7ts
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GEN. WIN. H. HARMA N, of
4A Augusta county, will address the De-
mocracy of Richmond. at the A F r q A N
CHURCH, ON MONDAY NIGHT next, October
18th, at O CLOCK. ooll-4t*
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BaItimore Eiee,i...

The municipal elections Ia Baltimore vh,o,
occurred on Wednesday, resulted, as the reader
will perceive, In the complete triumph Of N.
Reformers over the mob Of violent men who
have 80 long ruled that city by driving from
the polls the conservative voters and stifiins
the voice OF the majority Of the people. The
triumph y complete. The Mayor is elected
by 5000 majority, and clean sweep has been
made Of the Counciis. Every precinct, Save
one or two, was carried by the Rsformers.--
Tins the augean stables OF Bal.imore haye
been ctsanssd, and We Congratulate thu peo.
pie of that city upon the event. For their oxa
sake, as well - the cause OF public order and
security, We hore the reformation Is perma.
neat. The Mayor, Mr.. BRowN, who has bsen
elected BY this revolution In public affairs Of
thp Monamsntai city, II . NEST worthy as
we'll = most intelligent gentleman, who win
I'LL the once Of tlfst magistrate or the place
with dignity and prudence,
Bg some unsccountabIe cauae, no notice Of
this election WAS telegrhpbed 10 the press Of
this city Wednesday pight. II not fhe par.
ticuiASs ~ ths resutf, csrtaiHly the genevaIyo.
suit Opsbt 70 hare hesn ksoWn IL uno 70 end
nb.osd soas aeeosat " Il On the syeatng a.
~ etryltva, tf9s
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Hon. Roger A. Pryor, of Va, spoke at Hen.
derson, NJ. O.. on the 9Th inst, In favor OF
Breckenridge and Lane.
Ex.Gov. Wise addressed large gathering
of the people at Northampton Court-House
ON Monday.
An English manufacturer invites the public
to come and see his Invisible wire fences.
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Sx< JUST RECEIVED BY ArEAM.x>
70 Err SAX0NIA, from Germany, q splen-&
~ did lot of original Hsrtz Mountain Ca ~
NARIES; in full song. Also, 6ns lot Of GOLD
FISH, large size, for sale at the BIRD Sr6RR,
Q doors above the Va. Central Railroad Depot.
nc ll-ytf
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Tsa ELno1foHa. -.The fseult Of TIE elses
tlons. 20 far . ascertainsd BY telegraph, may
b stated a. follows: In Pennsylvania the
Rspu blicaas have . majority for their State
ticket. The Legislaturs stands-Senate, ~
Republicans to Democrats; House, 81 Re-
pu b,icans to 80 Democrats, thus securing
the election OF Republican United States
Senator in place Of Mr.. Bigler, whose term
expires on the 4th of March next. They
have carried Is out Of IS Congressmen.-
In Ohio the Republicans have q majority
OF 20.e0O for their State ticket, and carry
10 out Of u Cougreesmen, which 10 a
Democratic gain Of one member. Returns
from Indiana give Republican gains sufiicient
TO insure the election Of their state ticket
Eight Republican members Of Congress are
elected, and the same party have the Legisla-
ture, which 10 to choose . u. 8. Senator to
succeed Mr.. Fitch, (Dem,) whose term ends in
March next.
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y FALL AND WINTER
RY O. 90 S!

y FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOOD S!
BREEDEN & FOX, BROAD STREET,
Win Gs sfy or la $685. & So' their
We would call special attention to q splendid as
'o' DRESS GOODS.
week a e. }cs i,t,ie1 SALES IN NEW YORK.
below Glow those of the opsnins Of the season.
sfsi i'E sf SSs$S SSoraise
And ev sFM G, NsT, cas- as # HEAVY GOODS
We have received during the past week, our
SEsR ia'G AND BED ,asIPSE S.,,,rs
ENGLISH AND WELSH FLANNE Fl i 5. So. C.,
In all of which we feel sure we can offer sreat in
ducements to the trade
We l9S1.f shs sIts aHb SStErAL BUYERS
To oar present stock. with the confident assurance
that they will find it larger and more attractive
it has ever been in ' B}Rs sEniy Fox
o. l3-20ttiD 2H Broad street.
MADis0N WARD srs hereby notified that i
instant ss SsSas hs hour Of ocosf tSsg
will be dealt with according to the requirements
esr mn sG The " alter Works: oA. 'A' '' s.A
+" BIZ an ordinance passed BY abe Council May
3lSt, 1858, If any Water Bill remain unpaid for
THIRTY DAYS next after that on which 1t 10 pre-
sented, the Auditor shall notify the Superinfen-
Z dent, who shall stop the Water being used on the
premises IN respect to which the default exsts.
premises again until said bill is paid y and Eve per
cent will be added to the original amount of the
bill which shall be placed in the hands Of the City
Collector, who Is hereby authorized and required
TO collect the same II u was due for city taxes
d. ]. SAUNDERS, IN, for
oc I2-2t M. l., STRArTON, Auditor.
COG DARING ROBBERY
tpS ~ Last night Ry HOUSE, and chamber were
entered through a window in the basement. and
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY DOLLARS taken
out of my psAtalonns pocket, The money con-
sisted Of 9l20 Ia sos and les one North Carolina
8. al one gold piece Of SO. viii pay the above
reward for the RECEIVERS Of thu money. and fur
thef sum Tor the conviction Of ths thief
JOHN A. Parker,
90 list On brooke TuInpike. !
L. hoYs' MERiNoI Shirts and DRAwERs.
Of every SIZE aud quality can always be found st
CQUkTNEY'S HOSIERY ESTABLiSHMENT,
doors above the Theatre. oc 10 st
CUNDRlES.-l,rourd Pepper Alspice, Black
- Pepper Fig Blue. Matches, indigo, Chewing
TOBACCO, Ground Coffee, bi. Carb Soda, w ASKING
Coda, Yeast Powders. xS ;ASw A,,.cp soss
NEW UuUP MALAGA GRAPEs.-Rsc
ss ta e, "a s:y Per steamer new SsHR Nrssa
In WssS a jim IN ;.'s wsDs.
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TTNION Ell &c + r. A l. TICKE
TIVE MORNING STAB

j CO0KING aT0yE.
Having z large stock 81 Gs,lsS hsss Sslshfsssd
VI all slxss, on hand am prepared 70 cell them
vary low 70 per cent. less than they hAve evef
0s'h son. S've 7. 4 hiEsFiiPLEY. = Main street.
Waterman Daily AdvsrtissI epyy. oct-W
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rnr WEEKLY DisPArcH.

The Wsskiy Dispatch, issued this morning,
contains. among other things, the conclusion
OF that charming story, "A Modsrn Oinder-
eiIa"-The Progress OF the Prince-The Storm
at the Soash--Story OF Boy-The Gid Days
and the New, (poesry) and the usual Edito-
rial and News matter, Local Summary and
Commercial Review. tU
Price three cents at the counter, or four cents
when In wrappers, ready for mailing.
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"a WE take great pleasure IN giving, for the
firsT time in this country, very splendid passage
bus ia poem which the author. after its puhlica
ton, elaborated. and issued under the title oil
~ TAe Co!u1sbtdd."
He kjndled, saw all this. and more, far more,
Majestic beamng on Hesperia's shore!
Lo from the pipe what fragrant smoke arse
"a graceful columns to the Indian skies.
The Indian Chief-sweet natures nOblest child
Wandering at will the forest unde6led.
Thinks his tobacco on the earth's green sod,
Smile not ia scorn till thou its pleasures know,
For oft 1t lightens many an i'll below!
Nor To Hesperla's shore the gift confined;
Yet shall the Leaf its brightest wreath COM
mand,
At last, upon its great, Its Natal Land
Yes, see Tobacco sweetest in the West!
Lo! millions. smile on ''GooDwIN's PATENT
Passed.
prize,
Blest by the earth and laureled by the skies
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Fellow CitfZens-
TRY ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN.
WHAT ROCKS k GoSp AMP
The most severe cases of RHEUMATISM.
NEURALGIA, and STIFFN ESS OF JOINTS.
Persons are trying it all over the State. Cases
of months to Is years standing have been cured,
and certificates to the effect can be shown Rock,
who is the inventor, is native of Virginia, and
born in Richmond. Encourage home manu-
faeture. IF the above does not cure. the money
will be refunded. &C Civ
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.

S6$< v AN L = Z S11 Ax6k6 C6 ox4ls31s
EOR HIRE-A middle aged WOMAN. without
iucumbrance, who can do good washing. Ap-
ply to COOKE CLOSE, on l4th St.
oc 2-s Exchange Hotel Building.
L very likely, intelligent and highly qualified
HOUSE SERVANT. about 20 years old. of FIRST
rate character and good disposition. He is also q
carriage driver. Also, a tolerably good looking
BOY, about 10 years of age. Of good disposition
and character. Likewise a MAN and his wife,
each about 50 years of age. He has worked on q
farm a tobacco factory. attended to horses, and
Is a pretty good gardener. His wife has been
brought up to cooking, washing, ironing, sewing
and general house work. Upon last two. time will
be gwen. Apply at CARY STREET JAIL.
oc l0-ecd6.*
EOR SALE AND HIRE.-I have for sale a
Il m'ddle.aged MAN, said to be an experienced
gardener, &C.; and for hire, for the balance of the
year, an experienced BUTLER.
oc l0-3t RO. b LYME, Agent.
TOR HIKE-For the balance of the year, a
MAN accustomed to waiting IN the house.
driving, &c. Apply to r. CAUTHORN.
oc SITS
COOK FOR SALE.-We have for sale young
~ NEGRO WOMAN, aged twenty years. she is
an No. Bread. Meat and Pastry Cook, and good
Washer and IrOner.
PULLIAM & co. Aucts.,
Sc l5-ts Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin st.
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NJ z w M u SIC.

NEW music!
PRINCE IMPERIAL QUADRlLLEs. BY
GARLAND ScHOTTlsCH By Holland. Price
MOUNTAIN DELL POLKA. By Stein Price
INVITATION, (sacredJ By J. f. Muller
PENiTENcE, tsacred., By J. E. Muller
TH s MORNING is BREAKING; Song B,A.
LET us BE FRIENDS; Song. By u. Z. Muller
COB BLESS IS YOU; Song. By J. E. Muller. pnoe
TAKE BACK THE FOND vows THOU HAST
PRiEcH AGsskfsH s 4 E'o s AZ for til.
GIL%okE h at'fS Fl scHorTIscH; for the sul-
pR6SMENSA a'6f e GRAND MARCH; for the Guitar
pEABoiDl scHorrlscH; for the Guitar. Prio.
LADIES iI a RECEPTION GRAND MARCH for
DC 'o1ss MUSIC Is 81 ). We Wa'ocSSfbHoUsE CO.
COMMISSIONING OFFICE,{
ITO THE CIR EDf aksspi ri Thk T. iss3
1 OF N. H TH0KNTON, DECEASEO.-Beins
tor Of N r. Thornton, deceased, nave appointsd
time, and my ONCE in Bsivin's Building, Bank and
18th Streets IN this city. as the place. receiv-
ing proof Of debts or demands against the said
Yon ~. W t thessars n, oa.
fore me. on or before that day, such evidence a.
may be necessary to abllsh your cia,ms Parties
viii b excluded from the dividend 70 b. made 81
the lands now IL the hands Of the Administrator
Given under nay hand as .Commissioner Of the
date above loo li-swI R.MiLT0GsN~ caRY 1as
TINlON ELEC TOR l. TICK r 8.
sts,s union m mt,s MIN re sUprova Of the
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MAn1Hn INrnLi.IanncH
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER II.
HixA w.,.r al. day tBsiaay) ~ s'sios,.

~ ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown. Skinner, N. York, mdxs
and passengers, Ludlam + Watson.
Schr Truro, BIZ -, Nova Scotia, plaster.
Sohr. Perseverance, W. att. James River wheat
Sohr. Alexina. smith, James River. biilets, Cole
ssSi Mary Adsins, an - E Baltimore lumber Jas
Steamer George pesbcdy, PIitchard, Baltimore
mdzs. and pa:sepHers, D. w Curns; o.,
md ze., ]. g. Read.
Schr Cambria, -, Baltimore, light.
Sohr. John Allen, Allen. Baltimore. light.
Schr. VIM. L John, Jones. Baltimore light; !.
NEW YORK, Dot. s.-Cleared, schr. Amanda, Pc
Rio jANEIRo, August 22.-Of, bark Virsinian,
Richmond, via Bermuda.
ALEX ANDRIa, Oct. 10. Cleared, schr Mary
Eliza, Norfolk.
PHILADELPHLA, Oct; 1O;-Cleared, schIs. Rest
less, Norfolk; RIA Wood, do; h. Willetts, do
BALTIMORE, Oct l0-Arrived, stmr. Belvldere,
BOSTON, Oct. Starved. schr. Rockingham
NoAYoLK, Oct. 10 Ard, sohIs. Lynnhaven. Pc
terspurg; Virginia, do; Bella Peck, Richmond.
sI p.,sssfNS sw ys per Steamship JAMESTOWN
in SrucR, Geo. Bassrtt, l.. E. Cooke, M. Stone.
Jos. Bleymann. 8 Pike, !. d. Van Name. J F.
Cherry, Jas: s. Kent and lady. Rieh'd Dickson
man, T Thos Mesiannus and lady: Mrs. NJ angus. P
c. Boyce, W. Wisell, j.. De Berri, Mrs. Geo. Len
her and 5 children, r. B. Whitaker, F. NJ Iron
monger, Mrs. sprouse and child, Mrs. A. Tansy
and lady, Miss knight, Mrs. Taylor, Miss Dick
son, G. Morgan, and IA steerage.
Also, from Norfolk-A. Boserman, Mrs. Mullen
N. Camp.
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=, HDQRS. "YOUNG GUARD,"l
10TH RECT, RICHMOND, Oct. IL, 1860. {
Special Order No. 2.

~, ARMORY CO. "G," lsr REG VOLS..l
October IL, 1860. (
"a Attend Drill of your Company. at the
IN Arm ,ory, this tFRIDAY) evening. at Ia oclk.
Y 1t is important that every member should oe
resent, as steps will be taken for building our
.rmory BY order Of Capt. GORDON.
oo l2-lt+ S. J. TUCKER. LIST Serg't.
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TkUlI, FRUIT, FRUlT.-Rsesived this day
eyckls PEAR6:. Black Hsmburss n aleIla And
Maiags GHAFEb, ard ID AZ lot new crop FIGS
90 l3-st AND. PlzzkNl, Ii9 Byosi &.
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IA LApIRs' FRENCH Cork SoLK CATERS
The subscribers have just received very superior
lot of Ladies' FRENCH CORK. SOL. q CATERS,
Of their own importation, to which they would
call the especial attention of the ladies'.
oc l2-4t ALEX. HILL 81 CO., 1T Main st.
IA BILL HEADS. BILL HEADS The largest
ard most complete assortment Of RULED PA
PERS. for BILL HEADS: of various colors-
Blue. White, Buff, Canary, Pink and Purple;-just
ers in want, can rely on getting good article OF
Paper. and as cheap as they can be- procured any
where. Call and see specimens and prices. ttsl
FOR THE PURPOSE OF FA-
49, CILITATING THE TRADE of this city;
require paper payable t" the order of purchasers
for all goods sold at anction on credit.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & CO..
CRENSaAW l. CO,
DUNLOP, MONGURE h CO,
CHAS. T. WORKMAN l. CO.
Richmond, Va, October IL, 1860. oc Pts
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r-~.a GFOR BALTIMO II f The
K Sha7 ri; I.s:irs S f;::,sS'
50 = $ M sS ~ :.
Freight taken to Boston via Baltimore at low
No hOgsheads received on board unless engaged
Passengers are requested to be on board before
the hour of departure.
Tickets procured either at our Office IN ShOekoe
Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel, or at
'' GO Is"st ~hA'Ss'' DIV. cuRRlE.
Ic1AA FOR PHlLAD ELPHiA1-
&3EE& The Nc. I steamship VIRGINIA GIN A.
issS in.t l,e az Il e oeIocE fas Oh "
For freight or passage, navingsuperlor accom-
"0d'''0n'' apply H L P. cARpozo, Agent,
l09 NJ ain street. or Rockets
Boston Freight taken through BY steam at re-
duced rates. and with dispatch oc Ut
.sa,.-,r7m,h Fur LYNCHETENG4SNiTo Ie %ys
z<s Canal Boat OLIVIA will leaye as
aeSys For freight apply s9 the sSsd boof ST:
e. FOR x ENT-The BRICK RESIDENCE
Ina corner 2lst and Franklis streets, wlth6 rooms;
l2-lt* Over Whites Bookstore.
=. FOR RENT-A neat RESIDENCE, with
Ia four rooms and passage through centre; good
A kitchen all in thorough repair, on 30;h street,
between Leigh S ca GfKy AaGqPSS tS St.
oc l2-lw Or corner 23t and Marshall.
A FOR RENTING Office now occupied by
E me. It's good location for any kind OF bls Isl
se cs s 5a asfS aP SoRRss
O LOGE FRANCHISE, No. 53.-BRo,
~THERs: You are requested to atten Slh sta R
~ HALL, this FRIDAY evening; at o'clk
Members. of sister city LcdIes. and transien en-
hrof in nod 81
,s S!dsr Of fh Af MGF aD's TRENT sso,
ESFlRsT KEG'T VA o xoLUN,TIE,ss ts
on Cary, between 18th and 18th streets. on MON.
Goats o Fatisue Caps, and Winter
Pants; for dali and firing with blank cartridges:
IL Chiefs of pieces will summon their dstach-
By SIdsT of Capt r RASPoI = MAYO ,.t ssrxt
AK ATTENTION, FAYErTE ARTiL-
%n al e ehs t i Gig svi ha
b D1s.sR. " G gas n n 6nasRkh ist sers
:. HDQRS "YOUNG GUARD,"i
18th R RET r. Rlc j Oct H. 1860
III T. This Command viii assemble at their Ar
~ mory en- U ESDA4, the 10th INST, at O. CLOCK,
in full dress winter uniform, ,pompon.l fatigue
caps fastened at the left hip,and knapsacks swung;
arms, 4 c., IN order for Inspection;
II The knapsaeks to be packed with three
shirts two pair socks four shirt collars, four pair
white gloves, four handkerchlefs and one extra
set of belts, and suitable materials Tor cleaning
arms and equipments. Each member Will be re-
CURED to place his name UPON all his equipments,
SO as to avoid confusion
III. The attention of the Corps is called to Spe-s
cial Order No. /, for their government on this
tour. . -,
". There will be drill of the Corps this IF RI
DAT) evening, at IA O'Clock, when knapsacks,
blankets cartridge boxes, cap pouches, and bay
onet scabbards, will be ISSUED to each member;
ana it is important that all be present be prompt.
By order Of Capt; 40 q kApY.
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= GENTLEMEN's OOrs, SHOES
AMI GAITERS.-Oar asscr.En OF ths
ia above is now complete. comprising al OF the
also, Scotch bottom, or English watkins Shoes
and Caters. Our supply Is large, and our prices
def competition. A call 10 solicited. Weasd d.
termined to sell cheaper than ever.
MARCUS HARRIS BRO,,
No us Man al ne IT Ia American Hotel
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'0GD lewis sssi W ws!EisB'ss = JOHN 9, wApx,
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~ ATTENTION, Atm ACCOMPANY, Cd BAT.
&TAL1ON. 18th RECT VA. MILITIA.--At
II muster Of your Company. on SATURDAY;
EVENING. Got. 18th. a. ~ O'Clock, 10 'front.' Of
the officers of said Company will be elected.
The bounds of this COMPANY are az follow:
Commencing at the corner of Broad and Adams
st. thence north side of Broad street 10 corpora
ton line, theace with said line to Brooke Avsnus
ST. thence south SIDE of DuvaI ct. to Jefsnsn ct /.
thence west side of Jefferson to Leigh st., thenes
south side of Leigh 81. to Adams st and thsncs
west side of Adams to the beginning.
This muster IS required by law.
By order OF Col. THos. ]. EVANS.
oc 9-5ts WIN. II. TODD, Adjutant.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

AFRICAN CHU RICH. MAN
80 Oh EsTER:-AUGUSTITS G0GBLLL.
ESQ, tBIecknrldke, and VIM. 7. BuRWELL,
ter THIS EVENING, at Ia o'clock. oc l2-lt*