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Ttidem a. Co.'s Prepare items.
AAVINa just received . large addition - my
IL former stock, direct from Tilasn Co.. Or
New Lebanon, n y, new ofsr avarisd and eosas
plete invoice of
Solid and Fluid Medieinal Rxtrsts,
n Pharmaceutis Sophisticated Pills and 0ranul4s,
Hydrocyanate Of Iron, AG., 40.
The advantages arising from the uas OF the FLUID
EXTRACTS are too well known BY physicians and
Others TO admit Of comment, having been intro
duced here sereval years since, and their superior
qualities thoroughly tested. Ali the above prepa-
JOHN II. WILKINSON,
apISdAwIm 81 Main-st,
Lite, Fire and Marine Insurance
Agency.
ID0LICIES Of Insurance issued ut the lowest
rates IN The following reliable first class COM
paniess
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW YokK
This liz the safest aud most reliable Life Insurance
Company In the world, with an accumulated
Fund Of over ~, 900 900.
-
ATLANTIC FIRM AND MARINE INs. CO.,
or PROVIDENCE, Il. /.
Capital $50 ZOO 90.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. co.
srENoYIxLD, MAS.
Capital $50, 900.
PEORIA MARINE 1 FIRE INSURANCE co.
PnOnIA. III,
Capital $500 200 90.
Those desiring Insurance will do we'll TO call
the Agency Once OF C. r.. DIMOND,
Apr.lsd1n Main-st., ever ogdsn's Book Store,
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A BEAurIFuL ExPKRrMENr.--If an acorn be
suspended, by piece of thread, to within
half an inch Of some water, contained in =
glass, and 80 permitted to remain without
being disturbed, it viii, in few months,
burst, and throw q root down into the water,
and shoot upward its tapering stem, with
beautiful little green leaves. A young oak
tree, growing in this way on mansel-shelf
Of O room, is very interesting object.
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ARREsr OF w. b. MARSHALL. --Y esterday
afternoon, Marshal Dill, Of this place, ar.
rived from Fulton City, H., having in ousto-
dy B. w. Marshall, the young man charged
with bigamy. Ho was arraigped before May
or Meason, and confessed guilty. Bail was
fixed at $500, in default Of which be vent to
Jail. Ills. trial will take place ut the May
term Of Court. 1t will be remembered that
Marshall married Miss Caple Of Eddyville,
Iowa, last January, having at the same time
a wife in this city. She followed him to this
place and made Information against bin,
when he fed from the officer who attempted
his arrest. II seems that he went TO Fulton
City, where he led vagrant life, OCCASION
ally working at his trade (tinner) but spend :.
ing most OF his time in disreputable houses,
in one Of which establishments he was ar
rested The laws of Iowa provide that the
punishment for bigamy shall net exceed 1--WE
years 10 the penitentary, or 800 fine and
one years. imprisonment in the county jail
Museatine journal.
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1usI MeCslyed.
GPAULDING 8 Prepared Glue, Browns Bron-
- chial Tronhes, Mt. Eagle Tripoli, musk and
Pocine Soap, London and American Honey Soap,
Monster sE1nIlf, AAksvse A. Aliens
Worlds HsYf KsstsFef, mrs. s. A. Aliens Hair
Drsssing or Zylobalaanum, Burnett's cocoAins for
the Hair, Powers Inodorus Glycerne, for sale in
quantities to suit by
JOHN L. WILKINSON,
RpISdAwim 81 Main-st.
DUHE COAL OH, A N 70 LA M n Sal have
i in store superior quality Of Burning Camel
Coal Oil, and Lamps OF every variety, fitted with
the PARAGON BuRsER, the best now in use, and
having supplied myself with EXTRA BURNERS, am
prepared to reft other Lamps ut trifiing expense
Lamps kept burning every evening. Call and
examine specimens.
JOHN u. WILKINSON,
apI8dIwlm 81 Main-st
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Ia The pro-slavery press are vary fond
OF asking why D stakeholder has not the
right TO carry sshis property wherever his
business or pleasure calls bimp This qass-
ton 10 answersd in the trus Yankee fashion
by asking another, and the following: Why
can't take my property where please9 q
the man said with two pole-cats in basket,
and pound OF assafntida in each pocket,
trying to force his way into ball room.
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A SEDUCTION CAsE.--We learn from the
Wapcllo Republican that Martin 8. Ciseo
was on trial at the late term Of the Court in
Louisa county for seducing Miss Mary Jane
Law, his sister-in-law, l5 years of age. At
the time har ruin WAS accomplished she re.
sided at tbs defendants house, and occupied
the same bed with him and his wife for sew
eral months. A child ~as the result Of her
imprudence. The jury found the defendant
guilty Of seduction, and Judge Springer sem
tenced him to the penitentiary for the term
Of two years. An appeal was taken to the
Supreme Court.
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NV YoRK, April l4.--Wm. Preston, Am
bassador TO Spain, returned by the Baltic,
and has proceeded to Washington. 1t 10 as
serted thai he has negotiated treaty with
the Qaeen's Government, whereby all ques-
tons hitherto in issue between the two ma
tions are adjusted and most amicabls rela-
tions re. established.
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The river has risen Eve feet two inches in
the Inst "a hours, and ID now stationary with
49 feet OF water in the chanel. Weather
morning.
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WONDERS or THE TELEcRArH.--A London
paper gives the following, which, IL anything
Was marvellous nowadays, would seem TO
come under that head:
Messages are constantly being received or
sent to and from Paris, Berlin, Hamburg,
st. Petersburg, Moscow, Pesth, Prague, Con-
stantinople etc.; indeed, there 10 no town of
any Importance on the continent with which
direct communication may not be had. The
largest stretch which has yet been taken with
out break ia that to Odessa, via st. Peters
burg-a distance, by telegraph, OF $500
miles. The electric sp ark started from Great
Bell Alley, dashed of among the Mastern
counties, leaped into the sea near Lowestoft,
trsversed the bottom Of the German ocean,
rose UP at the Hague, crossed the Elbe, pass
cd through Hamburg, aew by Berlin, hasten
cd on TO ST. Petersburg, travelled to Moscow,
sped along over the bleak steppes of South.
ern Russia, looked in at Keif, glanced at the
busy shipwrights at Nicolaief, passed over
the swamps OF Simpheropol, and leaving the
Crimea, skirted along the northern coast OF
tho Black Sea, and rang the little bell Of the
slumbering clerk at Odessa, to call bis atten.
sion to the winged words of the message
which was following close at its heels.
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Et I::C son, nI,;.. .,:.s:


~ NEGl:oE:s.-!A,> ,.ay al IL. o'..,. ,.. f..
~ sold 50 i.tiy SLAVES.
ifTCruE pGII- ;u
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!.nfeat from E:tIropc.

QUEBEC, Nov l2.-Thc steamship NORTH
America, from Londonderry, with dates to the
ID inst, arrived here last night.
France was making formidable navy and mi
! litary preparations. Some writers construe
this and the recent council Of war at St. Cloud
as palpable indications Of campaign. The
Emperor on the 3lst reviewed 10000 men near
Paris All the bivouacing and regular proceed
ings Of i campaign were represented at Naples.
On the 9th ultimo, u Sandman ilotla
canuonaded the RoyallSts near Gacta but the
French Admiral dispatched Il fri gate TO her to
stop firing.
Persona had returned to Naples expressing
regret ut the cOrduct Of the French. He de.
MED that Austria would send an ultimatum to
Turin; on tho contrary she reiterates her assn
rance only TO carry out purely defensive poll
! CT.
Count Reichberg had given all explanation
to the diplomatic corps relative to the Warsaw
mutiny.
Austria had put the following questions to
Russia "Wlll your government recognize the
facts which have been or may be accomplished
in Italy. Should Austria be attacked by Sar-
DINA, and the latter be supported by another
great power, what would By your attitude in the
event Of another war and lis being transferred
to German Territory" The Journals are
unanimous in pronouncing the Warsaw Con-
ference failure. Marshal Q'Donnell in the
Spanish CorteS, reiterated SPANS resolution
to remain neutral in the affairs Of Italy. lie
also protested against the doubts expressed of
the loyalty Of Napoleon towards the Spanish
government.
Admiral Napier was i'll.
Prince Mci,ernich and Baron lIubner lad
been received by the Emperor Napoleon.
Very active and war.llkc preparations were
going forward in France, but the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs pronounced against France
taking part in any new conflict between Sar-
dina and Austria Mcltcrnich explained to
the French the present policy Of Austria. Ia.
ierla reforms will be carried ont in ali SINGER
ity As regards external matters, she will
maintain her line Of defensive policy; the
present armament and concentration OF troops
| in Ncnitia was for no other object than rcpril
ing any attack that might be made. Austria.
considers the assembling Of Il Congress useless,
unless the great powers agree beforehand TN Il
common programme, of which there is no like
| lhood.
The steamers Vanderbilt and City Of Balti.
more had arrived
AdviccS from Chi,, report the capture Of the
ports by the allies, vino lost four or live ham
dred men. The allies occupied Ticntslin.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l2-Cottun-Sales ut last
three days amount to 50, 600 bales, at al.
vance OF Il ias. There was u large Spcculativ"
enquiry. Flour dull, aud quotations barely
mantainerl; sales at DDS. Wheat quiet ard
tirln; Southern rcd l2tal%; white l2?alI. Corn
quiet and firm; yellow 39S;:39llS; white 40sa45s,
Provisions quiet. Sugar I,rloyant Rice firm
Coffee quiet. Rosin steady at 5da6d Tur:
| pcntine lirin at 3lt. GouSols 92iay3
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From Washington City.

WAsuIxGroS, Nov l2-As far as can be as
certaincd there is no disposition either on
the part Of the administration OF Of gentlemen
of political prominence here TO interfere with
the present Southern movement, except. per-
hapS, in friendly spirit. 1t is now probable
that the President will SOON issue al address
or proclamation, us the election Of delegates TO
the South Carolina Convention is to take place
at an earlier day than was recently anticipated,
and consequently there would not be sufficient
time for the general circulation Of an appeal
through the Presidents annual message, as orr
gnally contemplated. This subject WAS tonight
under consideration.
Ii is understood that Tom Corwin, OF Ohio,
can, if he will, occupy prominent position in
Lncolns cabinet, and IN the event oil his de-
clining to do so. an invitation VIII he extend
cd to Ewing or Ninton of the same State. Gri-
ham or Badger, Of North Carolina, is also con-
tiden,lv mentioned in this connection.
The President to-day headed subscription
list for the relief of the sufferers in Kansas,
with $500 and gave an assurance that he would
appeal to Congress in their behalf
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LATER from Europe.

New YORK, Nov. l2.-The steamship Brc-
men, FROM Southampton, with dates to the Slst
ult, arrived here last night Her general adviccS
arc not important. There was much specula-
ton in the English papers about the abrupt
termination of the Warsaw Conference The
Times insists that it was owing to the impossi-
bility Of Ill agreement upon many antagonlst!c
elements Of the conference.
The Neapolitan RoyalistS made another at.
tack upon Garibaldis forces between Tcsano
and Bcsoa, but were repuiSed with consldera.
bic loss Garibaldi had made many prisoners.
Victor Emmanuel had arrived at Sersa where
he had an interview with Garibaldi. Arrange.
mentS were made to bring Oh q grand decisive
battle. Austria explained the Cause of her iu,
mense armament, and says that they are only 10
rcpel aggression.
The bullion in the Bank vi England had de.
creased $50 600 1t is reported that the Aus.
TRAN ENJOYS notified Napoleon that unless his
warlike preparations were discontinued and the
Hungarian legion dsbanded, Austria would
commence hostilitieS.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
Affairs in Georgia,

Affairs In Georgia..
MlLLEDGEviLLr, Nov. ia resolution was
introduced into the House to-day, to the effect
that Georgia declares herself out Of the Union.
Another resolution Of similar character was
then offered, calling convention of the people
to ratify the measure. They were both referred
to committees Mr.. Toombs resignation was
to take effect after tho 4th of March, unless
Georgia sooner sccedes. 1t is reliably reported
here that Senator Hammond has resigned his
seat in the Senate
ll3 counties have been heard from; nineteen
more are to be heard from. The returns ind
cate that Breckenridge has failed to obtain a
! majority over the other candidates The cleo
ton therefore comes before the Legislature.
\ resolution was offered instructing the Sc
majors and Representatives in Congress to resist
the counting of the electoral college votes O.
the States, which was made the special ORDER
of the day for the goth inst. 4 resolution was
offered contemplating the calling Ola Southern
Convention in February, at Atlanta, Geo ~
One Of the provisions Of the rctallatory h''
cxcmpts foreign goods and merchandise I'M
ported into Georgia from other Southern ports
| irem State county and corporation tux alter
the first Of January next.
4 bill was introduced in both Houses calling
a Convention to which all Fedora! affairs Wit
! br referred.
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MARINE NEWS.
FORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER II. istO
hiau wArvnrHIs nay At ~ o'oLock.

ARRIVED.
.S,eamshp Yorktown Parrish, New York. mdse anu pas
scngers.
Steamer George Peabody prchard, gatrnoFe,md'e anu
passengers.
Schr Manchester. Nelson, New York, muse
Scir Baltimore, Phillips Baltimore pig iron.
Schr John L. Trayers, Frank, Alexandria, coal!
Schr Sarah y. JONES' Jones, Philadelphia, coal
Schr s. W. Ponder Dcmcn, Philadelphia, coal
Schr Polly Price Adams Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Revenue Grndy, Philadelphia, COAL
Schr Nelly D. Studdams, Philadelphia, coal
Schr Quick Step Richardson, lliihGepiila, coal
Schr John Collins Pra,more, Phlladelphia coal
Seer MN Z Khuark Rhuark, Philadelphia, coal
schr r w Dawson brooks, York River, wheat.
Schr Hope Frank, Baltimore, mdsc.
Schr Win S Thplett, Priieheit, Baltimore, fn'i.e
Schr Wn, g. Tufts Russell, Albany, lumber.
schr Martin Crar eand, Albany, lumber.
crbr Wa Henry Sharoit, Albany, lumber.
Schr EaIosh william, Philadelphia, coal.
S.hr VIM Z. Lcggett, Gibson, Albany lumber.
scl(AArkansas. Dandy, Alexandria, pig Iron.
Schr Express, Tyler, phladclphiS, coal.
Scr Rough and Ready Mason, Eastern Shore. wheat ant
potatoes.
Schr 81. Cloud, Gwatney, Snhfed, wheat.
Schr Caleb Hannane, HauHame, Albany, lumber
Soop New Packet, Gray. Sm!thheldr wheat.
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke Couch New York, mise anu pSssi'
gers
Brig Chs. Miller, Brewer, Bristol, England, tobacco
Brig Frederick Eugene uaws, Boston, tndse.
Sclr Josiah Achuru, Merrell, Boston, mdse
Schr r. c. Weldin nellie, down the river, light
Schr Martha Mny. Middleton, down the river l'G"''
Schr West m'iud, down the river, light
Bark Paadln Wilson, Baltimore, In ballast.
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MERCHANDISE.
FALL TRADE 1860.

Dl-flEtC ~ ocDIlo w.,
booksellers, Stutioncrs, and Dealers In
z-srsr<.splANu FORTES. GUITARS, vlU- M.
SIGe{7 LlNS, MUSIC &c, .:m; AZ
~ i:9 Main STREET, hiA~""d Ia, MI: NJ
(E,i leave To call the attention Of the public to ~
Ed their stock of Goods, which, already 81 'e largest
in the state IN their line Of business they are now ncrens
nshy fresh supplies Ehicl%il make complete in every
department, and we'll worthy the attention OF buyers
They especially invite examination from the country
merchants confidently b-lir"in. that they able to sup
r.r their wants to their entire satisfaction.
They can furnish from their ous Eincry aud mannfac
tory every description Of EanS and Memorandum Enuk,
AMI AT los prices.
Their Ware Rooms constantly supplied with a large
assortment or PIANO FOOTE'S OF the very best maiI-
n,cuEe. which they willing sell reasonable
;rrrns.
Orders respectfully solicited AMI will be rro.ar
and faithfully attcnIeItu
JAMES WO0DIIOuSE & Co.
T. s.-They have recently published work by an
hhlr AMI distinguished cititizen Of firgnia-Thc Lost lrn-
cIpe- addressed rspec!y the Young Of thu South
bnt which has BEEN iavOrahy received by The reading puh
lie everywhere.
Amidst the sensation novels and ro;hy literature Of the
NinciccHi century, Is refreshing see Issuing from the
press on either side Of Tie Atlantic, work full OF bold
and original thought, but especially when such work
from Sirsinan and In Virginia first published
the world. such is the Lost Principle by Bar!arus-a
ikil.i wVuR k.-,iDuRrr,
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3!itI;sE EIsy:t:S.

FhIAE EsEEN.
d bic for 5ou:hcra cultivation, hc'i't' 'ni "ti Z
gown, consisting of Apples. Pear i''ta.'I -
dwarf Peaches. Cherries ounces, hpf!c''s .Hi 49,,
r;ne, Also ro..D-rri-. CarraHi-, >iTa i."
r;e. Asparagus Roots g.. ;o;il.' W.. - ~ -.
NJ uruhr-v Ornamental ::ec., E'"ri"=as 'iFt..itI+
Mani. 70 u,ua:iv lolEd g. vel s~r: nI-s+ry
rS-C,,,Ig:e. to7rar!=Gh = :.ai! ny ai:r .: rs g,
Richmond. "a. a., ~, 49,. H. ,,'i -,
=-,,,,xy.. n, IL. fr,: Isy- .: Jsn..T, 49,.
l. n., IA. CENTRAL HOTEL vii! b. tDr r-l' Tor -,
m. rr nor. yrAr. with ~, the FCRNirCEG 10 -.
Appiyto r,ur ,vn<s
2i-i - ". ~
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NEW CoaE or VIRGINIA,

DY Col. GEU. v. Nun OET SFCNFIAKl OF IIL
... COMMONWEALTH,
Is NOW nearly ready delivery. Persons in want Of
i IL will receive il published, y addressing
their orders 20 WEST X JOHNSTON,
Publishers, BOOKSELLERS md S:aiionrr-
Iij Main street, Eicl!iaUt!.
We also ole: the folios:: valuable Nr.in! Lax Books,
which should h- IN the possession Of ever: Lawyer:
ROBISSON'S PRACTICE Ne# Edition. 1 vols. Each
volume sold separately: price per volume, :i.
MATTHEW'S Digest OF THE LAWS VI VIRGINIA.
vols. sla ~ .
CIAL COl;ET Of APPEALS = va :. =.
PATTON, JE.. i irAIl!'S INDEX To GRATfANs
REPORTS IS ~.
I've have in Dress and will shorty publish, Mat
tlcws' Dscs; % tie CniIr! Laws of virginia. by James
VI. Matthews. Es,.. Attorney ii Law.
Orders address. vii! receive prompt attention.
S-Wr Will 81. al auction. in thu OF :nur ~ six
week. the large. and Ia" LIBRARY that has been
offered in Virginia many years. Persons wishing Gaia
WEST ( JOHNSTON,
Nav. ~ Main Street. Richmond.
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The Markets.

New YORK, Nov. l2.-StockS lower; New
York Centrals -; Virginia C's 81. The report
OF the stock board shows decline on railroad
stocks Of about ST per share, and the State
IN" Government about one per cent.
NEW loEK. Nov. l2.-Cotton is steady
Flour Is heavy; Southern So 6Qaj 50. Wheat
Is lower Corn is nniet; mixed GsaGg; South
rrh white sue; yellow re. Pork is heavy
mess SD l2al9.2o; prime l3 2Oal350 Wits.
key 2la2lic. Sugar is dull at Cate Turpen-
tine steady at 3s3a4lc Resin dull at II 1a45c,
Rice is steady at 4la5sc.
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ChAS. Y. MOREiSS
DDDWORTlrS
NJ u g &c ste

~, y" h'i'N fiSAi NtN lthh
6SIn.'SiiEIi anu Dealer 10 Foreign ani AM, rct VIZ.
J. slc, Instruments. and Musical Nrr.l, ..!. 49,.
AMI CONT oson- for the piano forte, by the hos,
Sacred aad Organ hu>ic; Da:!cc aud H.i.try Mis-.
The piano forte, sen BY aa, ? sage ire" i-'t4... .
be sea; Instead o. CHANGE Catalogue. u 49,,
Bands, Qiadrile Bands small " H.:er Jfc..-y.,, ~.
E-t 81 brasi Instruments -rnt IN hpp.rliL.yn.
The Journal FOR Bras, Bta:s' L..r r.,i..---.1 go
Band Nis!c, j. Issued o" n" 18th o: zach r.unyir ..
No-. ;! -, or, fiG per duJHi ,su, -" - ylqi
containing Marches, Medley &c. pfic: E! s~..r
The Instrumental parts In these WORT. are. .,.tr,
ready :oT performance. HARVEY Is. BuDNgETf
tIct 9.-,iSa director OF Dps!,y.,r,tf
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FuRT kEAESY, Nov. l0.-The Rocky Noun
tain News reports the arrest Of Judge Mcclure
He escaped, but was re-arrcsted, and placed ul-
der bail to the amount Of ten thousand dollars.
The charge was not specified, but, according to
the News, it is grave one.
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GEORGE 4. MNSLIE,
Tenth Street, Richmond, Virginia,

RICHMOND MADE CARRIAGES.
GEORGE \. AINSLIE,
Tenth street, Richmond, Virginia,
ttToUI.D respectfully Inritet' attention n-a'ss =
w OF his friends and the puLlt general
ly 10 his large and fashionable assortment tSSs}$
Of CARRIAGES, BUGGlEs, &c. His work. ~
manufactured in this city, by Competent workmcl and
purchase Is requested. Particular attention paid to Re-
PAIRING when will be done nse rcasonabe
Jan II, lS6U-ly
SOUTHERN LOCK HANUFACTORI.-
- Dwelling Lock, Of every Description Sliding Door
Trimmings Of the best quality; so Prison and Bank Locks
Hinges and Bolts Of any height Bells hung, with witou,
Tubes, in any part Of the country.
All kinds cf repairing done.
A. Sell work but inyown manufacture, am pre-
pared warrant il to give enirr satisfaction 10 those who
may favor with call. WILLIAM READY,
80 Main street, between Sth and 9TH,
March 5-ly cid Richmond, Va
sTOCKS FOR SALE.-!3O,im Roanoke Valley
- Railroad FIRST mortgage per cent Eonds-connec!inc
with the Richmond and Darile, and Raleigh and CASTOR
Railroads. - miles long, costing over one million OF dol.
lars, with mortgage Of only SiGD,0OD. For minute
description OF the present condition and future prospects
Of the COMPANY, panILletI be had at Office.
ALSO
6,OD Virginia and Tennessee 81 mortgage Hnn'ls.
5000 York River per cent. Bonds.
G,uub Virginia per cent stock.
~ shares Richmond Fire Associa tion StocE
~ shares Virginia Fir. and Marine Stock.
10 shares Bank Of Ia, Commonwealth $ uch.
Sept eff c. ". PURCELL co.
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JsASSENGEKS FOR NASHVILLE, MEH.
1 Pills. and the SOUTHWEST, can procure through
crr vo 1al;imore and Ohio Railroad at the RSinond
rrrdprcksLurr and Potomac Railroad Passengers by ia
king ,he G 10 l. NJ Train from Richmond will make con-
nrr,Ion A. Washington City, with the fast express train
ovr I ho,r length OF the baltimore and Ohio, aud its
- ~ i' 81 ihrr destination Superior Sleeping Cars
on W. i IT,. rain LOUIS ZIMMER,
~ ~. General Agent.
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tNSI:L. rI.E'.ISt: 9ii 'Esl::
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA. CENTRAL RAJ


ROAD COMPANY.
T5NiE annual meeting 81 ic Stockholders of the Virginia
q Central Railroad Company I'll hc held in the rty D
Richmond, on THURSDAY, 81" End day 0! November
ISG1.
rEx,raci from the bylaws Of ;hc Company.
''NO PROXY iali hc valid given more taa ~ day pr:1
TO The meeting q! the Company.
"No proxy for Individual Stockholders Si'il pas free
going rr:urmlu: frcm IA" iatciL:, q" the Company
unless II. is himself Il s'rrhhn!l"r.
.'Tlc books VI transfer sI hr cius"h l. tays rrevi"n:
10 ;ny general H,rc:ius u: IA" Company.
J. GARRETT, Treasurer.
OsrIcE vHGISIA CEy. Il. L. Cn"PA:T,
Richmond Oct, y, l>ip --.ISctl