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New York Alderme len.

BENNETT, of the Herald, apparently, does not
think highly Of aldermanic breeding in the
great Metropolis. Indeed, we should say his
opinion of it is decidedly bad. The Prince OF
Wales, as we all know, is expected to visit
New York very shortly. 1t has been decided
10 keep him entirely out of The hands of the
Common Council. He is TO stay at a hotel,
4ud ID TO be known only as the Baron REN.
raEw. The Herald says thereupon
The Mayor will d. the civic honors in a quiet
gentiemaniy way, but the Aldermen will be en-
iIreiy ignored, unless they 10 To work and mend
weed 70 meet the Prince at the City Hail. They
must. however. come nell 1rGShsd and clean
shdcsd. chewing To acco IN the presen is strictly
prohibited, under pam OF immediate expulsion
AZ viii Le repaired likewise that each OF the
faT hers will rsfrdtH from ardent spirttS dnyiag
The treek prtrtoeS 10 Ihs affair, as at least that
tine WIZ 10 required Ootn!e they can he thorJug hly
or cold sober; tne5 VIII be careful 10 Keep their
noses ctsaH, ~ hdre Their boots polished, and 10
rear gt0rsSi {there must be some OF the Japanese
invoice let's they VIII he required To give security
thai none ef thar intimate personal friends m
!ks tr0Td HtU attempt TO pick the pockets % the
HcttsBIeH IN the Fratee'S sutte. Upon no account
nlusr any Alderman or Councilman open his
mouth, Is he would be sure to put his foot in it,
IN the matter OF the bail the Aldermen are to be
III state OF stt let quarantine. No persons wear
ing white oats, yellow gloves, and blue Goa ts with
brass Ittons, are be pc rmitted within gupsbot
of ifging place oG tue even lu night OF that affair.
The st OF managers, which We req INT Else here,
does nO CONTAIN the name OF sung member of the
Cooperation. ! hey had their fiug at the japanese
tail, and Llce mess they ma de OF IL, Now, the eit-
Zsna, dtsgusted with the vuisarlty and shameful
extFsvaghn es of The Aldermen, have taken mat
tefs 4ntr In II own nands ana Will spend their own
money ia Lhelr own way, And that IS the only
means bY winch he Aldermen can be made 10 I'M
derss-ni " contemplate they nave made them
selves. and The government tn sy pretend Ia adm N
Istef never WAS d cut neatef'
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RoyaI Visiting.

The Philadelphia North american observes
that one of the most remarkable signs OF the
times is the frequency with which the soye-
rPjgas OF Europe meet each other. In former
times kings were hedged III by such divinity,
that IL was no easy matter for them to come
auC 60 Bur railroads, those democratic level
ers have broken down the royal hedges, and
kings in these days circulate about the world
almost as freely As their subjects. Queen VIC
ToRGA and the Emperor of the French set the
example of royal sociability, and the latter is
said TO be specially fond OF royal tete-a-tttss.
Within the las; fifteen months, he has held
personal communication with the Emperor OF
Austria The King of Sardinia, the DoTager
Empress OF X ussia, the King of the Belgians,
the Kings Of Hanover, Saxony, Wurtemburg
and Bavaria the Prince of Prussia, the Grand
Duke of Baden, and several petty German
soyaresns he receives the King of the Bel
gians about once In every three months. 1t
Is announced that during the autumn he will
again see the Prince OF Prussia, the King OF
Sardinia and the Empress OF Russia. 1t is
Observable that fond as the French Emperor
Is Of these personal interviews with the soye-
yeigns Of Europe he is never known TO say
ANYTHING that can be repea ted to his disadvau-
tage and is one OF the best listeners In the
world.
The other Emperors and Hugs have adopted
The NapoleJ.lc fashion and are constau tly in
Exchanging visits. The Emperor of Austria
has met the King of Prussia, the Emperor of
Russia. The Emperor of the French and The
King of Bavaria. The Prince of Prussia has
visited ali the Gro Wned heads OF Germany, to-
gether with those OF Russia. Austria, France
and England The KING of the BeIgans is
said 20 Dc habitual gossip. The royal circle
of Elrope is somewhat select and limited, but
The. more they see of each other personally, the
better win be the unders landing among them.
and the more friendly and pacific the relations
of their people
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DIED.


In this city, ON the morning OF the 18th instant,
KATE, ouly child of the iate Thomas IL. swan,
aged years II months and days
The pathway ,s elosded
Winch Kate and trod-
Ny hopes are all shrouded
Like her, meath the sod :;
For the lght of my bosom
Hath gone to her God.
Oh ! why must those perish
Nost dear tn the heat?
Why those that We cherish
BE the hrst To depart ,--
Why fail the most precious
Before the death-dart
Were not ana els In Heaven
Enough without thee
That thou shouIdst he riven
From life and from me
IL TIA sInlul 10 murmur,
Then slH let ii be
Tha funeral will take place from the residence
of her step father, b w. Figg, on Venabie- be
tween 18th and 18th sta. this Saturday at ernoon
at ) oeiock. The friends and acquaintnnces are
must respectfully invited to attend, without tnr-
IN Danville and WashiEs ton papers please copy.
On the 18th September, Of congestion OF the
BRAIN, PHILIP HENRY. only son of Philip NJ
and Sarah NJ. Crane, aged ii years monlhs 10
The friends and acquaintances of the fam y are
requested to attend HIS funeral at 10 O'Clock inns
tSaturday) morning, from hls fathers residence on
Church Hill, 3oth street. al,
N baltimore sun and Charlottesville pap,rs
please copy.
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Airhmnnh 4ispatrh.
SATURDAY MORNING. . SEPT. Is, 1856
Tn. American Cea.,ing Trade Priva-

teers, &c.
The English papers announce the voyage 10
this country of a Mr., LINDSAY, sent expressly
by the Government to induce our own 70
modify the laws with respect TO the eoasuhs
trade, and 10 adopt some rule by virtue Oh
which private property is hereafter TO os e&-
empied from capture on the hign seas py any
other than public ships. In other words, Mr.
LINDSAY 10 10 renew the negotAton for per-
mitung British ships 10 sAgage in the largest
and most lucrative commerce in the world
upon e4 usl terms with cur own, when scarcely
the sem olaace OF al equiv aleut is offered for
the privilege, and for throwing our whole
merchant navy into the hands Of the countless
swarm of small steamers belonging 10 tue
British navy, by reiinquishing theohiy means
we possess of reiaiiatiag IN the event Oh war
These very fair and very just proposals n"'e
been made more than once aireaoy W o"i Wv
srnment aud have on each occasion met with
a plump refusal IL is 10 be hoped they VIII
na rs,ec,.d with equal promptness on the
present occasion. On one occasion, the Ameri'
can Government proposed to exempt private
property from capture at sea, altogether,
whether by public ships or letters of marqus
Rat this did not suit the views of Lord PAL
xxRsroN. who very we'll knows that the navy
Of Great Britain counts four or Ave hundred
swift steamers, most Of them very light, car
rving few guns OF great range, and adapted
expressly 70 GRIPPING the commerce of an enc
my in time of war He supposes us to be such
ioIo,s as 10 surrender eur commerce TO the ten
der mercies Of This mosquito neet," and to
deprive ourselves OF all means OF inIuring that
otGreat Britain by resigning the right to sena
out psiyaieers. We hope he Is mistaken.
Tae folly OF making any treaty TO regulate
the conduct of nations when once engaged III
war, has been proved in many instances
"Lfgss 4jieat SHisr anna" Who thinks OF
trea les amidst the clang of arms Such al
aTgument as t!.is would be broken upon The
very first capture made by British ship-of-
war Mr. LINDSAY, we are told, is going 10
France upon Il similAs errand.
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"a Jefferson Insurance Company oil
SCOTTSVfLLE, Wa Virginia lone C"mpa-
nv WITH a capital of $50, 900 paid UP and amply
secured TAe undermined, as AGENT 81 the EF
FERSoN INSURANCE COMPANY, which IL IL
gives him pleasure cordially to commend TO the
patronage of his friends and the public generally,
Is prepared to issue
FIRE POLICIES on Buildings, Stock OF Goods,
Furniture MachIner, and Personal Property
generalis on favorable terms Also,
MARINE POLICIES on Vessels, FIelghtS ana
Cargoes. And
LIFE POLICIES on Slaves from one month To
FIVE year1 All on favorable terms.
Relying, as | do, upon my Agency business Tor
SUGGEST. am prepared TO labor diligently tor IL;
ana while return my most grateful thanks Tor the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon me,
promise increased efforts 70 serve faithfully all
those who may conhde their business 10 me here
after. Please confer with me.
THO>. M. ALFRIEND,
General tnsu rance Agent,
Sc l2-4t llth st Richmond, Va.
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"a Home Fire Insurance. THE under
signed as Agent Of that well established. safe
Company, the ALBEMARLE \ S L IL n h
COMPANY, of Charlottesville. IL prepared to
issue FIR POLICIES on BUILDINGS, Furnl-
ture, Stocks of Goods, and Personal Property zen
erav. There are good reasons why this and other
similar VIRGINIA HON f. COM PANItS should
be literally patronIzed. have views OF this mat
ter which will be communicated to my patrons as
opportunity may serve
All reasonable efforts will be cheerfully made by
the u9dersi gned, as Agent OF the ALBEMARLE
COMPANY, 10 give satisfaction as TO rates and
prompt settlements Of losses, Call and see me-
Nothing will te lost by 1t.
THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND,
General Insurance Agent,
Sc I2-4t nth ST., Richmond, Va.
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- Virginia Mechanics Fair, 1860.
VIII RlYe the following PremIums Tor work

- Virginia Mechanics Fair, 1860.
| will give the following Premiums tor Work
done on the WHEELER W lLSON
SEWING MACHINES.
sold by me or my AGENTS in Virginia and North
Carolina; the work to be done entirely 0H the ma
chine, By the sThtbitor, 9Ctth0ut assistance. No
operator who has ever been my employ will
compete. The work must be seat IL NE by the 9th
OF October. and viii ne retained until the close OF
the Exhibition. Committee Of awards appointed
~ the managerS OF the Institute. The exhibitors
name will be attached to the work exhibition
after ths GtcatdS are made.
Only one Premium Will be given any Oae piece CT
work. go
The work can pc left at my Richmond, Norfolk
the Far E. Il. CRAIGE.
For the largest and best assortment of work, -
Sewing Machine, worth. -. $50 90
For the best piece OF Hemmlng, Hem Turn
er.tcf any pdttsra.) worth .......... %
For the best piece of Binding, Binder, to
put on ell widths of Binding. $500. 90
For the best piece OF COTdipg, g COIder.... co
For the best piece of Tucklng, Tuck Mea-
surer and Marker ...,..-......-. u
cash ....... 10 90
For the hest Gentleman's Shirt, cash.. $40
For the best Winter Suit of boys clothing 90
For the best piece OF work done by a colored
servant. .-............. .-.....----- 90
For the best pecs of work done by child
under ~ ears OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
For the best large OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90
For the 20 best .-. .........-.-..... 90
Sc 8-dltswItcwIt- &d1s&l5
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TUB HABEAs CoRPUs.-Atter sitting OF
nearly six hours, in The case OF JOSEPH Il
CRRNsHAw, charged with shooting JOHN y
AsKRw, Judge Lyons adjourned his court I'M
I'll ii O'Clock this morning. But TWO Wit
uesses were examined for the Commonwealth,
aud we have no room for even note of their
testimony.
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NEW MusIC.-From p. II. TAYLOR we have
received the following pieces of new music :
81 oft Remember Thee" ballad ) "ovcr the
River" ballad; RAILROAD Galop" "a Lie
Dsyout and Truthful" an air for an alto
voice; The Bell March," The Silent Good
Bye. "a song The music by J. Z. Muller All
the pieces are pretty They are published by
Oliver Ditson & Co, Boston.
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IA. Gents Furnishing Goods

+ l. 4 u y.
ZOE MAIN ST X L.
Trayerg Shirts t,suntIstts, DrawCTs,
hiauda Shawjs I;Idves huieIs.
Rt,rkets stocks Suspenders.
Dress NJ Rohes NeoK Tiss, Night Shirts,
Collars, handkerchief, Nisht Chps.
The stock ia arge well assorted, and will he sold
right. Particular attention ~ called to our ME-
RiNO UNDER WEAR for Gents USE consistin 8
of SHIRTS, DRAWERS and SOCK o-ths assert,
ment comprises every approved at, lie and quality,
regular make and full lines of si.es-shirtA from
"a to A. breast Drawers from Is To al Wdtst -
Socks. al sizes. Call at 100 Main street
se I3--ts w s. TUPMAN, Agent.
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Theatrc.

There was an immense crowd at the Theatre
ON Thursday night. The exhileraung effect
prod uced by the fairy creation Of the artist
who planned the new arrangement, was like
champagne. The audience appeared TO be in
toxicated by the novelty and briilianoy OF the
scene into which they were suddenly intro
duced. 1t was like stepping from dark room
into the Banqueting Hall of Aiaddin's Castle
Miss TIA VERNON spoke the opening address.
written by a gen tieman OF this city, with great
nropr,s,v Rut the house seemed unable for
soma time to rally from the shock Even
vh,la tho nlav was proceedng--admirably as
i, was played-everybody's attention seemed
,,o ,a..h occupied to pay Ii the attention 1t
deserved.
Theatre Of which we have cause to be proud.
We do not say that there is not another In the
country gotten up more gorgeously, or at
greater cost; butw do say, that there IS none
more beautiful, more tasty, or manifesting
throughout greater degree of artistic skill
tits a luxury to sit upon one of the seats, be-
meath the rich, soft light that persades the
whole interior, aud makes 1t like the creation
Of an agreeable dream.
We observe that the managers propose, in
tQelT Diiis, 10 gen tLetneh W iea'e 'neiA i'S q
| the door, where they will be well taken care
| OF. We hope this request will be complied
with II is the fashion elsewhere, and should
| be introduced here. Nothing can be more an
noying than to be seated behind MAI who
| keeps his hat on during play. For the con-
| venience of all, we hope this thing VIII oe
| done. They also request gentlemen not 'o
stand up during the performance. We most
earnestly endorse this request There is
| plenty of room for everybody TO sit down, on
ordinary occasions, and If everybody Will ST.
| down. everybody will have a chance to see.
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- New Firm. New Goods. 1.-THE un.
rsIg ned beg leave to inform the citizens Of Rich
mond and Weir ty that they have Just opened store
No IS Main street, with as handsome and cheap a
stock of DRY GOODS, BOOTS ard SHOES, rs was
ever hrnus ht To this market.
Having purchased our entire stock for cash, we
are able and will sell al extremely low prices for
cash. DRESS GOODS and DOM ETC GOODS
I sizes and prices. Don't forget the place, rs
Main street.
Sc J2-lm
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IA DIR. Wistar's Baisam of Wild Cherry
ia tIuy a balsam 1t contains the lsamIc prIn
cipIes Of the Wild Cherry, the balsamlc proper
ties of tar and of pine. Its ingredients are all
Oa!samlc. Coughs, cold and consumption dlsap-
pear rapidly under it's balsanlc Influence:
Sold by ADlE GRAY. PURCELL, LADD *
other dealers in medicines. Sc 2-2tW&
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LETTER LIST.


I lSTnFLETTERS-R einaining IN the RICH
II MOND POST OFFICE, on the l4th day of
September, 1860.
HA Published by authority OF Act of Congress, IN
the having the largest circulation In the
District where printed
mA- Persons calling for letters IN this List, viii
plea Ae zay hay ara
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AcQuIrTEo.--Ths trial OF opis Static, editor
ct the wy neville tFa) Telegraph, for killing
". w Hanson, Cashier of the Farmers Bank.
took place there on the t2th inst, aad resulted
III hiz aequlltaI.
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Where do You buy shirts

THAI is TIE UESTION.
Do you want something that will tlt well, wear
well and make a genteel appearance:
Then take some advice and buy at lO9 Nj ain St,
where good stock can be seen, with all the above
points guaranteed and warranted.
SHOULDER SEAM HlRTFi
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS!i
SHOULDER-SEAM SHIRTS!!,
Remember, l09 Main street, IL the place
Sc l3-ts WIS. rUPMAN, Agent.
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IHE KEYsyILLE EXTENSION GOING AHEAD.
Inc Clarksyilie tVa3 Tobacco Plant states
mat 200 tons OF iron for the Roanoke Valley
Railroad Extension have been purchased. the
whole To De delivered in Richmond Turing the
month OF September. One ship load has al.
ready been delivered. The 200 tons uur.
chased, and 300 additional tons, which will be
ordered at an early day, will be amnlv sufs.
Gent TO lay down the track from Keysyi,le m
Christiansyiiie. IL is the purpose OF the con.
tractor TO have ten miles Of the track laid down
and ready for the cars by The LIST day Of De-
G 3mber
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DRY GOODS, CARPETlNas, & :.
fOeO FALL IkADkl. 1870
SAM'L NJ. PRICE a c.

SAM'L NJ. PRICE 4 co,
l57 MAIN STREET, Richmond, FirR inia.
We are now receiving our supplies OF FALL and
WINTER GOODS. embracing every variety to ne
had In this and the New York market, which will
be continually increased during fh3 season.
NEGRO CLOTHING
Our stock of NeGRO CLOTHING is now COM
pet embracing VIrg n 3 and Ga F ULL -CLOTHS,
IINSE4S. SATINETS. BLANKETS, and Brown
seizN.s SAM'L NJ PRICE &CO.
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nA THE FALL TRADE IN RICHMoN %
ALEXANDER HILL Il co have en- hand one o.
the largest ard best selected STOCKS If BoOl and
SHOES to be found IN the city. Country me! chants
would 90 we'll to give hem call al III hain ST g.
where they will find many gooGs suited TO thetI
trade. be io-oI
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WANTED--A PARTNER. with cash capital
w OF 81 900 or IS coo to engage III mechanical
business, already established. To steady, IN
dustrous man, Of good business capacity. who
would devote his whole attention To the bus ness,
money can he made For information, add ess
"MECHANIC,' Box No. IL, X chmOnd POst-Of
fee, stating where al interview can be had.
IT'S
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Rsilks, Silks, Silks.
GREAT REDUCTICN!
We have this day marked down our stock OF
f aLL md WINTER SILKS so per cent, and
will sell them without regard to cost Please call
and examine. SAM'L NJ. PRICE & co.
Pts
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Whatever else may be said OF the Great
Eastern. there is no longer any doubt of her
complete mechanical success. Her return trim
10 England in spite of all the disadvantages
OF her foul bottom, demonstrated that she Is ths
fastest steamship now afloal ON the ocean.
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HORSES, &c, FOR SALE
BOOTS, SHOES, 60.
n SOUTEER BOOT AND Mr
IT SHOE Factory. 1870

A sou 5 sH K E + fsc fSST AND -<q
81 WASHINGTON CITY,U.
RREST n PAYNE
Manu- fracture an6 have constantly on hand al
de sc iptIons of MEMS. BOYS AND YOUTHS
WEAR, from the finest to the coarsest kinds
Our Factory has been in operation for two years,
ana our work has given unIVe'sal satisfaction 80
Being sIc!ESlUeiy SOUTHERN lNSTlTU-
TON we relv upOa Southern men for our Il ade.
aisfed that we csn sell them far superior am
cts 10 Eastern manufacture
80 Working constantly over one hundred ms y,
we can fl sll orders with dispatch Oar purl
guaranteed 10 he represented. and to ave sSts-
faction. rr returrabe 81 our expense. Fer terms,
apply to FOHhESF& PAYNE. Wsshugto City,
d. c.. BLADEN FORREST,
"a l4-lWs LEWIS PAYNE,
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1850:


FAN GOODS!
UNEQUALED IN THIS MARKET.
SELECTED WITH TASIh
AND4TPRICES TO DEFY COsiPETIT!gN
We are Now OPENING AN EhIlkr"s
FRESH STOCK OF GOODS, an examlea'"A
which will convince the most skeptical ths.
useless To purchase further North auYtbths 81
lar tn what wilt be found upon cur shelves -
have exercised a well-tTIed judgment aud So
crIminatng taste IN our WARES, aGd We ~.
confidently appeal to our friends and Sea.
dealers generally, guaranteeing satlsiaeao- '.
80 10 quality. and rates. CltY dealers sGsG'"'
Give Us n trial. TEMPLE or FANyl'
Sc i2 tSi2tl Main street. AuOErs ID.
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MAaINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RlCHM oND. SEPTEMBER Ia
8igA WaI., tais dag Saturday. A c'eioeL


ARRIVED.
scbr Josephus and Edwln, Conoy, Aiexanuria
coal. Va Towing Co. , $1,000
Schr Mary and A dellne. jenkins, Albany, staNes
and headungs, Dunlap 81 Co.
Schr u. w. Vaughan, Newbury, New York hay
Bird Sford & Co. -.
Schr Augustus Holle.. DAVIS. Chiokahomlny
river. wheat. Hawaii h Co.
Schr Havre de Grace FIe DIS, Chlckahomlny
river, lumber, L.. W. Glazsorook.
Schr. Alexena, Smith. James River. wood.
SAILED.
schr. Crenshaw, Moss, New York mdze.' d.
Schr. w T. Anderson, Bodne, Providence
wheat w. D. ColquItt Co.
Schr New York, Carnival, down the rlver, ght
Schr. Anacosta, McKeuin. down the rlver' hght
NEW YoRK. Sept "a Cleared. schr. WVthe
Richmond Arrived, ship Helene RUS, IIaschen
CITY Point days. with tobacco. &c, 10 r. "a
venstedt & Co, Is bound 10 Bremen; put into I'M;
yale. during which sprung leak and IS at presen
len king bout inches per hour.
BOsToN Sept. ll.-Cleared- schrS. l. n Marvel
PETERSBURG; Lady Suffolk. Norfolk
NEwPoRT. Sept. l0.-Arrlved, schr. lIoulsI&na
Robinson, Boston. fo- Cherrystope. Va. llth.-
Scnr. Mary Higgins New Bedford, for Norfolk.
NoRFoLK Sept l3-ArTlyed, sohr. Ben Eandi
yer, Jones from Richmond, bound TO Baltlmo g
put IN on account OF hesd winds to D. r heeIhs
Nosro1x, Sept. I4,-8r. sohr. Ranger. Allen
from Jaemel, bound to New York, IN Distress
The captain reports that on the 10th, at +. NJ
whi LAYING to ia the Gulf 10 heavy gale o. WING
from n, n T., vessel labnTIng greatly, shlppe'
heavy seas, carry ing away decS i9aa, %a,ef eaS a
the hying lib, and vessel sprlnElng ieak-clearst
4yav deck load and secured remaining waite
casks and bore away for this the nearest port.
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Senator Hunter 10 TO speak for Breckinridge
at HnIrisonb0 rs, Va, Tuesday.
Beni Pollard, a Lieutenant In the war of
lslz, difq IA Norfoik, Va, on tbe 18Th inst.
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n nEMOvaL.-h STERN & BRO. woG

RI hEMONAL.-H STERN Il BRO. would
u aost respectfully inform their friends al d the
- public generally that they have removed from
tuelr store 07 to the large AID commodInus store $
Ma street. so long occupied b. John Ihompsoa,
Esq. and have opened ch a large and we se
Iected stock of Mems WOmen's, ChlldreE's aGi
Servants BOOTS and SHOES. CATERS, &c,
which they offer to sell wholesale and retail at ven
low prices. ii, SGEkN n Bho,
Sc low 81 Man street.
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zs%, TEE NATIONAL DOUGLAS DE
~ M0CRACY OF Richmond Wlll no a reg
ular meeting for business this tSATU hDhl eve
nins at Bosher's Hail, at O'Clock. at which the
friends of the cause are invited to be present.
Nm r. SrUhDIVAhG, Prest.
/ 81 powEII oeC 5s' Sc l5-lt