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ARMORY YOUNG GUARD,

KlChApNDi September 70. 1850. !
AT A MhE sting Or III f
~ "Y0UNG GUARD" held AZ their Ar
mory on TUESDAY evening, the 25th OF September.
Capt. joins S. RaDY In the chair, the follow ng
preamble and resolutions were offered and unanl-
monsly adopted:
Waersas. 1t has pleased an all-wise God, in H s
inscrutable providence, to remove from our midst
much loved comTade and brother in arms
Priva;e & bORGE W. BEDFORD. who departed
this life the moving of the 18th inst, at q
O'Clock. an expression of our sympathy Is due 10
his memory; therefore, be it
l. RssOIred, That IN the death of Private RID
FORD the 'YOUNG GUARD have lost a worthy
member, good soldier. and a Christian gentle
man. and has left a vacancy i'll our ranks which We
will ever depoIe.
,ReSoIred. That the society In which he moved
has lost an honOred and valued member, and the
tears Of his many friends and acqualnsa..ces are
but slight evidence OF their unspeakable anguish
at his eariT death.
5. ResoLred, That We tender to the hereaved
widow, and relatives OF the deceased, our heart
felt and sincere cOntoence in this, their sad hour
of afii cti0n and trust that they may find consola-
tlon IN the DIVINE Injunction, that -" Blesse are
the de3d who de IN the Lord -
4. htsO!rsd, That these resolutions be spread
uron the minutes, and copy be sent to the be
reaved widow of the deceased. and also lie pub
llshed IN one or more papers OF this city
A correct copy from the minutes
WILLIAM II. WADE.
Secretary Young Guard 10th X eg MT.
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Ex.Gov. wrss or THE SrrMr. -Ex.Gov.
Vice addressed the Democracy of Norfolk
on Thursday night. He fully supported
Breckinrioge and Lane, and attack Douglas,
snoaing, according TO the Argus, bis "uuwor-
thiness and unfltBess for the high office TO
which be ambitiousiy asrires."
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- EV NTH ANN Al
~ XuTUITTON

VIRGINIA MECHANICS INST ITUrE
The spacious Hall on 9Th street Will be open %,
contributions on WkDN ESDAY, October Sd
The Exhibition will commence on WEuSEs
DAY, Octeber 10Th.
Ample motive power will he provided for M,
chine ~ OF III kinds. IrrertOrJ, u,schnHtc. ma
bfdctLrers, artists, and the ladies, are invited 10
seEd In their contributions or before ShTUR
DAY, the 9th of OCTOBER, so rs TO compete for
the premiums, which will be MoNKY, G0LD and
SILVER NJ EDALs and DIPLOMAS, All sr.loes Of
American Production can be entered for comp..
tltion, and mono others.
E Persons having Revolutionary Relics, Old
Piafs, PAINTINGS, Prints, CONS, Minerals, SA,l!i
FOystsu or Domestic Curt0Stttss, are invited 70
send tn m in for hihtiOu.
"a Annual Members. Junior Members, and per.
sons wishing tn become Life Hen;Jsrs, can pro
cure certificates pt once By apply ng at the otse
of the Institute. Members who have paid Their
dues 10 July, 1861, can attend the NIGHT SCHOOL
free o: charge.
~ For space, or other information relstye 70
the Exhibition, apey to
Sc 23-is JAMES BROWNE Chm'n
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H.LTEAx. Sept. 2l.-Arrved, schr. Northern
Light. edmond.
NANTUCERT, Sept. 32.-Sailed, schr. VIM. o. Net
Teton, Norfolk.
PHILADRLfHTA. Sept. zs.-Cleared, sohr. NelIe
D., Richmond; +. English. Portsmouth.
BALTIsoRx, Sept. N.-Arrived, schr VIM. Ba
con, Norto K. Cleared, sohr. frima Donna, do {;
ste amer Bevidere, Richmond; scnr. J j. Barrlll.
do Helen, rappahannock.
L.vERPo Sept. I5-- loading. ships Charles,
Browneli. Rubin. and tliz Charles, for Rich
mond India, Tor Norfolk.
"kAvEsRND, Enc, Sept. ll.--Arrived, Samu ell
Tarbox, CITY Point
BnIsToL PILL, Sept. Is of here, bark Parthan,
from Richmond for BRISTOL.
Brig A B Moore. from Richmond for Mobile,
With cargo of m ,chinery, put into Key West pre-
vlous to 18th, ieasing badly.
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PoLITIOAL-A Bell demonstration took
place In Alexandria, Va, Thursday night, at
which there was large procession. Several
houses were illuminated In honor OF the occ,-
alon. Hon. A. ii. II. Stuart and Col. J. b.
bsldwin OF Augusta, addressed the assembly.
Three Virginia county Douglas electors are
announced as changed to Breckinridge. Hon.
Il A, Pryor is to speak in Southwestern Vir
ginia. Hon. VIM. L. Yancey speaks at Harri.
sonburg, Va, On the 5,h inst.
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"ooDsoS hrsHis, well known LAWYER OF
Halifax county, Va, died on the oa,b ,,.,

President Buchanan has SIGHTED his an.
proval of the recent fusion OF ali part,ss Ia
New York against Lincoln.
ns Martha Slack, a teacher In the Houeh.
toH iusti'u,e, at Augusta, GA, died on the 25th,
irom burns received o short time since.
Eir Hsary II ,ils ad. physician 10 Her NJ aies-
~ Victoria, has set out lor this country TO
lJin the Pm CO Of Wales
YIN Trisisr was run over ty bis dray, Ia
Wheeling, Va, on Tuesday ard killed.
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DEATH BY FIRE.-Mrs. Margaret L. Dickep.
son, wife Of James ]. Dickinson. of Scott co
va, was 80 badly burned by her clothes catcn.
Ing nre whilst attending to soma frnit in IN.
dry-kiin, on the LIST inst, that death ensusa on
the 18th. 'n
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PRESENTATION The Black Walnut Troop,
Caian ba Troop AID Vernon Guard were inc
guests of the Halifax co. (Va.) Blues, Thurs
day, at a pic mic, at which stand oil coiors
were presen ted the Blues. by the IadIes.
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AHE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAuRo.n
The trade aAd travel on the Orange and ALL.
andria Railroad continues steadily to increase
During last month the revenue OF the road e.. .
sesdsd s5s 900, or about s., 900 per diem.
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" LII Am H. w n ~
Secretary Young Guard, 10th Regiment.
JOHN =. RADY, Oh n. 2g-lt
MONROE WARD VIGILANCE

MONROE WARD VIGILANCE
- COM mITrEE. The Dem cratic Com
ntfe 6 ySns fer NnISo wa y b
II O'Clock ut SACNDERS' HALL, on Foush-e
rtrret, between Graoe and Broad SITS II 's
tIs that every State RIs hts Democra whose TamA
is On III COMMITTEE. should attend business
of Importance will be laid bef'Ie TIL comm tee;
Let our MOTTO be Ever, thlng for our cause and
our primo p!es. and nothing for men; the ''onsti-
tuition our suIde; the Union our snie. uard; Breck-
inrsd<e and Lane viii ,p,rotec the one, ana save
he thu F,rwarI, Old Guard OF Democrats I.
forward!.'
no following is the Vigilance Committee for
5 D Denoon Jos R. Anderson John Ahern, P.
ADJUST. Jr. billiard A LEY, : anderson, John APP
MN, =. H. 20; kin, VIM. Blsuk; c. = Broken. w.
P Blakey, s. I. Basly, =. t Breeding. F Bauer,
Rs9S e Sl s n's nee ling crow u John
lash. r. Nj. Cary, Chas. CamHbeh H . c. Caoel,
H. n Msk bG~ai PAM
Dfe ssT CIV G. po.den DAVIS john Duols
W. Gary. 6 Grill, WIN. q Gsorge, inc F. Glaze
brook. Miles George. inc. II. Gary, George Gi, =
son, u A. Griffin, Jonn b. Gil zeb ook. Jno Gil
son. 50 Geo: W u1wle'Pie; s Sazebroos, Jos
Gen Hill. VIM Writ HARRISON. Tho.i N; J"ns.: A,
Jenkins, Alfred iones. D. Newell Jones, JOS.
kra sgsss k ssh9.0 l. H. Rssasn H @
Lumpkin, Z Lehman, VIM Lilo, q, Geo. w. Nun
Saa J3RP !. Me' &sD fhss MqOse
George Never. Richard P MundiG, W. Martel
Jas. Matthews, VIM. Muntord, =. =. Morgan,
lanes B. Pendleton, H. Parker, VIM A. PEI,
4; K. PARKER 4. c. Porter, Jas; F. Pendeton,
J. Ru.he loord, John I. RoseTs, William h..
Roach, c "A Robinson, a D Slmms. p. H Starke,
John q. Spotts, VIM. F. Slmlns, Nj. T. Starke, A
Samuel A. J. Sta ke, 7. sampson T. B Starke,
". W: TImherl; he ko,al Tod, D Trgehear,,
l.. Woodson. r. A Wells. o. J. Wise, K. l. Wig
leswoIth, f.. Workman, Z. Wren, 4. West.
geo. Willanford. " Woodson. A W oodson
JED. Wallace, b. I. Wells, William Wallace, a
]. Will ans, Nj ilton Williams. Jos. White A
Woodson, A. Bargamn. Jr, P B.rgamin, Wm
Bowen. Sc gilt
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Steamship Virginia. Kelley, Philadelphia, mdze
snc passengers. g +. Cardozo.
Steamer 1eivideTe. Keene, Baltimore, mdze and
passengers. d. W. Curr,e.
Bark Susan Clark, tiliott. Buenos Ayres. bone
dust. s. MoGrudsrs )ns
Schr. Tl?s T. Hushlett, Ridgway. Baltimore,
Schr, VIM. Rhuark, Parker, Phlladelphia, coal
Albert Blair.
Sohr. l.. J. Bowden, Jamea Riyer wheat
SeIden d Miller.
SAILED,
Steamship jamestown, Skinner, N. Y, mdze
ard passengers, Ludlam 4 Watson.
,,Schr Jooiah Achofn. Merrill, Boston, mill feed,
Brldgford 4 Co
Sohr. Clairmount, Johnson, down the river
light
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IHs WASHINGTON IN. o. AND LEAKsvILLx
nal koAD--More than a suiiiciency OF stock
haS osen subscribed to secure the charter of
this rond, and the company is now organic.
ing TO proceed 10 work
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r. BIZ FEAD-! Bill H.Aps.. The largest
and most complete assortment If RULED Pa
blue, White, Buff Canary. Pink, and Purple Just
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9th
efs Ia saat. can rely getting a good article Of
rsUcr. anf an me ap as they can be procured any
~hsis. Call aud see specimens aud prices, ltsJ
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The Troupe consists Of the fnllou,nr
DlSTINGU tSHED AR FISTEs

The Troupe consists Of the following
DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS,
CONSTELLATION OF STARS
Never before equalled on thus Cont,ns,,
ANNIE MINER, Prima Donna Assoiuts
Mi H. PAYNE, Second Lady
ANNiEKEMP Contralto'H ''u Lady
AYNESLEY COOK, First Bsss
BRO0KH0UsE Bowler. Fiu.
l. RoupINoT. Second Bass -'a'''
F TOUhMIN, Contra Base
MR.. SUGDfN, Third Bsss
MR.. KRAFT. Pianist
The Chorus will consist of the folloviuy...
MISS BARTON, MISS CLIMBER Nfss wu,,,
MISS JOHNSON, Mr.. BRUNO. Mr. WHY,
sUGbEN, Mr.. BRANDON, and Nh. srjsKk
MR;FRANK BoUDIsoT
II. G. COOPER,
Director of the Music, Solo Volinlst and Gep,
raj Manager.
Buslness Agent .-.-. T. ALISTON BROWN
The Repertoire of the Troupe consist. Of IL.
following great works: Wv
FULL OPERAS.-Lucrezia BorEia, Doni,s,p
Daughter OF the herlment. do; The Love spsT
90 Lucia d. LammermOor, do; The Bohemas
GIIl Balfe; La Sonnamhuls, Belhni; Norms DO
II Trovatore. Verdi; La Travlata, do Clndsrsl,
Rossin; The Barber of Seville. do Ter Frs,.
schultz, Weber; Fra DIavolo. Auber; The Gov,
Diamonds; do; Marriage of Figaro, Mozart
OPERA1lC PLAIS.-Rob Roy; Guy Manner
ing; No Song, No supper; Midas; The Quaker; Tic
ORAT0RIOS. - The Creation; The s.w,.
Elllah; The Stshat Mater; The Requiem.
MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTS, &c
NOTICE. Notwithstanding the great expense
incurred IN this engagement, there will he
ANo ADVANCE IN PRlCESu
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LOST AND sTRAYHD


&TRASED.-Esca ped from ny s4os
I~Na BLACK HORSE, of good .iE., via ioo!
AAtsll, name chaied off near tbs hssd' tna
small white spot on his b.ck. caused oJ ssds'
lTots IN harne $ and PAGES under saddle iemi
matlon enabling me to get HIM, will tep feFt"
rewarded. h. NJ. SMITH No. u AAEI
Sc 70 IL
~rrH STRAYED OK sIOLEN-F,2n ~
&AtT premises of the su or ber two co" os.s
dk>&Asl HEtFFER; one dark red vita W.
htnas, and leather col her neck snd " ~.
horns; the other \ red and white, win W
around her neck; the heider deep red VIE,
Sl0rewaTd 10 any person who will denver 20 hss
above mentioned cattle. or ave me s1cA lh1"'"'-
ton as will 10 sd to their recovery. ,rcu
WILLIAM II. BAtqh:,
Sc 2S-6Is NidlOi b sn Coal Na,
a) STRAYED OR STOLEN-snw,II
II ss~e orr office Saturday mint lssI, . ' "a,
- Scotch TERRIER PUPPY biae. . JVt
and yellow less cropped ears and hoe tts -,
three months old, aud not pretty he nAa, .rs ol
when petted. Had on 8 collar with tae s,sf 70.
" ID. X. Weisiger," Richmond, Va HV''S'
ward will be paid for his delivery 70 US; ,.p,l
Sc 25-ts pULLIAM a co, ODD Fellows n.,e-
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-. Female School.

- Female school,.
ON CHRRCH HILL. 24TH STREET.
This School will be opened on MONDAY, Oc-
tober lst in the house at present occupied by me,
on "a street, between Broad and Marshall, and
there continued for a eek or two, until the com
pl.tion Of the new building opposite, corner Mar
shall and Gath. tse 29-lt1 p. b. PRICE.
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A Fine Colored Persons
vishing fine CObORED PHOTOGRAPHS, will do
we'll to cali at the NEW ART GALLERY, No. II
they can obtain the fuest Colored Photographs at
= much less prce than elsewhere in the city.
All Photographs of Lafles made at this Gallery
are tinted. SMITH VANNERSoN,
No. II Main ST., formerly Whltehurst's Gallery.
se 29-St*
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SAILED,
CITY Point. Sept u, 1850.
ID ID I IL T. n

Steamer Gee. Peabody, Prl,chard; Baltimore.
Steamship Jamestown, skinner, New York.
Ship Juhett, Trundy, Liverpool.
SAILED,
steamsr Geo. Pesbody, Pritchard. Richmond.
StsanshIp Jamestown, Skinner. Richmond.
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ma Campaign Opened!
IA X D " JSSST SfosED.
FAIR OF U. s. AGRICULTURAL so;lErY-
TNGINNATI-l6o0,
FAIR OF MECHANICS INSTITUTE
CHICAGO-1aI0,
STATE FAIR OF NEW JERsEV-lasO
STATE FAIR OF KENTUCkY-l6k0.
STATE FAIR OF ILLIkOlS-lSso,
As ususl-as usual as usual
AS usual-as uSual-as usual
As usual as usual-as usual
AS usual as usual-as usual
All gave their F | RSr and HI Oh Est Premiums to
WHEELER r. WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES.
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fUt >TkY NJ + HANTS
- VIII fnd az l2l MAIN STREET, all they
want IN the BOOK and STATIONERY lin g. at
low prices for cash or approved credit BLANK
ROCKS. OF home manu- facture, better than any of
Northern make but a STICK of Yankee Books are
also kept for those no will buy common goods
Cap. Letter and Wrapping PAPER, of all sizes
ard qualities.
BONNET BOARDS, WRISTBANDS, PENS,
Vlo!ins and Strings. Ink, States, Pencils. nc.
1861.
SCHOOL BOOKS Of al kinds; BIBLES. TIES
TAMkNTS, II NJ and PRAYER BOOKS;
NOVELS and Standard Literature in great va
riety.
ia BIZ ANK BOOKS msde to order, and all kinds
OF BOOK BINDING, at short notice.
Sc 273t j. w. RANDOLPH.
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nPaClAL TOTTCE1
A.,HerriDs's Fire and Burglar Proof

On
from the New York Fxpress of Sent. 10th
TIE bATK FIRES IL TExAs.-tt viii tie seen. nv
reference 10 another part ot our paper. that even
the fires m Texas have their ame oratlng ieature5
and while many suffer loss, somebody II receiv-
ing benefit
The old adage. ats an III wind y seems to he
verified IN this instance and the orders from that
quarter for Herring's Fire Proof Safes we are
told are daily coming in. Two oi these vel Known
safes passed through the destructive o"niia
IN Dallas. preserving their entire contents. we
published n letter from one oil tho owners snort
time since. and another will be found IN our col
umns to-day. -
Agency for HERRING's SAFES in Richmond.
$50 Main street. large assortment always on
hand. KNOWLES 4 WALFOkD,
ne 29-3t Agents
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R- Thoriey's Food for
HORSES. CATTLE and HOGS.

TESTIMONIALS.
From Adams Express Company
ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPANY,l
New YORK, Nov. %, 1859. {
DEAR SRI nave much pleasure In trstifying
that have used Thorey's - Food for Cattle" for
more than six weeks and am very much gratihed
with Its effects The horses are very fond of its
flavor. and seem to derive great benefit from It, 1t
gives them a gloss coat. besides Keeping them
very regular and cool. | therefore cheerfully re
commend 1t to all who seek to bring their horses
into good condition and TO keep them so.
Respectfully yours, J. D. WALLACE.
Mr. II Thnriey
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= STRAYED on STOLEN-FIo.I
PIANOS FOR SALE.

ExS "GET TRE BEsI,,V
UtStI We are IN receipt of Fun
PLIES of Mi. Worcester superb NsS-seA
PIANO-FoRrES. .--..,.r
They are the Acknowledged bsSi ~. az 81
now a market. aud TO whlch We wnn,d ee SIMS n
tsntion of those want of the shSi ,u,6aRIs
MODEkATE PRICES. a MU.iesS.ess
Bookseller and Dealer IN Pianos' ns "a s.
80
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JUDGE BY CoMPARIsoy.-

) low our customers and the public gensTaliy, to
form n Pss6B"R IS * fhs Y0K St
we Will keep f9l lines of this Shirt, together with
'A'' ''' SHG 10 GjIL1DER SEAM SHIRT,
thus giving persons an ADVANTAGE to be had at no
other house IN th' city, and allowing them to com
pare tue two sty lea of shirt SIDE bI side.
MAKE sHfRTs TO ORDER
IN shorter space OF time than any other house.
In connection witt the above we have the finest
GESTLEMhN'S FURNISHING GOODS
ever offered the public, consisting of every thing
pertaining to the BUSH cas-, carefully selected for
We would call particular attention TO our stock
of FINE CLOTHING.
gotten UP by, HULL, late of Tupman 4 Hull,
STURTEvANT & MAGwlRE,
No. "a Main ST., corner l4th st,
Next door to PaIro's Exchange Office
Sc 2s-lm
OFFICE OF THE WASH'N 40 UEDUCT,{
WnsH.ssTo Ton, 27th da, of sert., 1850.
~ nishlng upon the wharf at Georgetnwn, four
Thousand to SIX thousand barrels of H HYDRAULIC
Thousand barrels to be de lvered within ten DAYS
from the acceptance of any proposal. and three
Thousand more within thirty days thereafter
b DIS WI be opened in presence of bidders at l2
o'clock, 9th dav of October next
Proposals should bs endorsed "Sealsd Propo-
sals,'' and addressed to H w. BtNHAM,
Sc 29-eodtSthO
billiard SALO0N.-M. G. WHITMAN
ID would resoecttuly inform the public that he
ha'. at great expense, fitted up his BILLIARD
SALOON IN the best manner and having recently
latest patent ls now prepared to accommoaate his
patrons who desire to participate IN the hea thiul
will be found to be pleasant and agreeable place
for amusement His assistants are polite. alton
tive and courteous. He res pectfuily solcts a call
from citizens and strangers. promising to do all IN
M G. WHITMAN, Proprietor
se293t Palace Hall Billiard Saloon.
O,,6. KICHAKDsON's. OUe
Comm need TIL, day; fer the season, to make that
SUPERIOR NoIAssES CANDY.
200. RICHAR DSONs goo.
RI S f Rs cAS e GsAs that
VIRGINIA LIFE iHSuRAN'E COW
$40 per share on & shares in the r pa stoep
the Virginia Llfe Insurance Companv, viii DO due
and psyabie 81 the sompany's Once on .ONDAY,
Sc 2S-2t ]. ADAIR PEASANTS. Seo'y.
MISS CHARLOTTE e.. BALDWIN will
VI open SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN on LIST OF
October. at the, residence of her father o P;
BALDWIN. on Franklin street, between 23t and
Gath. BE 29-2t
EDICAL SADDLE BAGy-Medicine
supporters; Shoulder Braces Surgical and lenta
Instruments; and Medical Appliances In great
VaIetS, now IN store, Tor sale by
=. JOHNSTON Il BRO, Druggists.
ENNSss Ewing TOBACCO-We have on
= hand full and choice assortment Of most pop
VIA 6rands. which we offer TO the trade on terms
"hich cannot fail 10 give sat- sfactiou.
DOVE CO.. Wholesale Druggists.
GgrhtN I'm. ns'ss, EXTRA DUBLIN STOUT
LOT sale At JOS LAiDLEY s, A pothecary,
eisn oil the Red Mortar. 5lh and Main SITS.
ELAsoklNG ExTKACTN-Mace, CHINA
mpn, orange. Nutmeg, eery and various
J. w. FRAYsER. Druggist. nth a..
HERkINGS.-l00 bills. prime Potomac Her
IL rings, for sale bV AAe'
W0MBLE n CLAIBORNE.
No. IL Pearl STREET
CHkEsE.1 Auoi her lot of those primo Ems lish
], 7. kAVENAGH, 9th and BTosd sts.
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YOUNG MEN. ATTENTION.

- IL you want 10 get the prsttiest MA v
season. fKFoR p,sHAT STORE
So MAIN SIREsr,
and Us 'Aem TO snow RENrREw HAfs
The largest stock OF uAfs IA the eis ga
found here also, -e....e
kS~s LADIEA CONGh esS ~ rassa.h soeds
yery handsome and cheap. FnTths Bis
lust osened al No. IS Main street, az w Ism
boot, BY
LADlEN' MOkOttu hs hs IL
7BOpfS, At 81 81 very sapenS, sisad
money Ias. received At No. - NV ' VAIN
The Big Boot. By wa
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f~r-s TOR 0SUHO Frs HILLS
49, B0k0TGF AND CINCINNATI RAIL
sOAD NOTICE. TO BONDHpLDERS.- meet
las OF tie . ndholders Of the Hillsboroush a ID
- neinnail Ran oad VI b, held DC IOBf z ~ !,
1870 al =. Al the Burnett House, GIN inhati
lose no wish 10 LOOK after theiI an crest shou ID
DO present. Sc 2S-6t
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e g. NOT CE.-There will be a me eting
- OF lhs SELL and EVERETT CLUB, of
NO Dir hiCI, heniico county, on SATUR-
DAY night. at O'Clock, at Diekman's Old Stand,
on the Brooke Turnpike. three allies from Rich
mond. A full attendance Is desired AZ q ood sDaak
ers are expected to address the Club.
seU-5ts Y. y. TAYLOR, See'y.
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GRAND OPERA SEASON,

N our patrons are respectfully informed ,,,,
grateful for the very liberal enc0ut,s an. sane tms
efto bestowed on their efforts TO e,,s, ernI hlih.
amusement. and with view to stiiI ,, 10y ih,r
serve their patronage and present tho tt.he' o.
slble entertainments of every d.s5Tini'aaaeh Poe
IN order to give impetus to their desifp, aavs
int1 an sngs,gement WITH the oeebrassd eASfN
COOPER'S GREAT AMERICIV np,
TROUPE OFARA
Who will appear EVERY EVENING
GRAND OPERAS, aeha Of
Which will be placed upon the stage with ~.
and attention to the mountinss and sn,ru 1ns, care
OF which the ample resources of TINS ests
are so fully capable. 'ishnsci
Trusting that this effort may meet xl,h,
raj approval on the part of the public. 80 tese
turn commensurate with the Immense on,, ~,
the undertaking. ouaAI Of
We remain their ohedient servant,
kUNKkL & NuYIpv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-29
MICS HALL.

THURSDAY EVENlNG, Sept. 9th. and EVERY
EVENING THIS WEEK,
Blu WORTH'S
Late the original, and only genulns,l
WOO d s MINSTR Els
THE MODEL TROUPE OF THE PROFESSION
From Woods Marble Palace of Mnstrely So
and b63 Broadway, New IoTk-whs-e they have
been permanently located for the past 10 yesn
This Troupe tthe hest Ethiopian Troupe 10 n.
country, J have recently closed The brsnt and
triumphant engagement of four weeks at BN-
NUNS Museum, New \ ork-- the greatest Min,,S
engagement on record. They are maks.
their Southern tour. under the entire supsf'l'
sion of
MR.. JAMES H. BUDwoRTR,
Prince OF Ethiopian Comedians
FIFTEEN STAR PERFORMERS,
J. II: Be DwoRrH, TamborinIst.
w. s. BUDwoRTH. Brudder Bones,
RoLLGN HOWARD, Ballad ST,
j K. CAMPBELL, JOHN SELk,
A. II. WooD, r.. HALL.
Nj J. SALoMoSs, Mons. SrRlEoses
W. SrRATToS.
Master TOMMY,
HERR ]. b. GRRIsgR,
+. r. MoRsE,
J. GUIoS,
Mast. FRANK BrpwosTs
MADAME INDEX FABRICo,
The Great Sensation Prms Donna.
All Solo Performers. -
Forming, for genuine talent, galaxy aneeas's1
In the annals of Mlnstresy. .
A ADMISSION, rs cents. Reserved sssn
cents. seA-I
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VIRGiNlA CRNTR9I-R r.

tSSssssss RoAD;;-FALt ARRANGEMENT.
of October, le6o the Mail and Passenger Tram on
this Road W i'll be run follows:
tEAVE RICHMOND DAILY Except Sunday,l
ate 80 A. NJ, for OoTdonsvle, Chsriottesvie and
Stsunton.
For Jackgon's River, and points west of Staun-
ton passengers will take the Tram on Tuesdays.
Thursdsss and SATURDAYS, it only goes through
to lackson's River on those days
So % st T. UODAMEAD Gen,l Sunt
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N MRS. =. LYUN, nEs,
CExY I23 MAIN STREET. UP SrAIRs.l ESyk
~ Having Just returned from New 20kN
oIk, is now ready to exhibit to her customs and
FRENCH MILLINERY, toset, er with an ex-
tenslye assortment of FANCY GOODS, HEAD-
DRESSES. HAIR WORK, and all styles usually
kept IN her line.
@Country Merchants and Miliners can be &C
c>mmodated with the latest les of goods. and
on reasonable terms. Sc 29-3taw2w