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49, JEFFERSON wAaDBELLA AND

49, JEFFERSON WARD BELL AND
- EVERETT cLUB.-A meeting OF : Is
corner Franklin and W all streets, TO MORROW,
OctoDer 4th, at ~ O'Clock. when all the mem RS
are expected and earnestly requested to attend -
The members Of the Club are as follows:
Jas. w Lewelen, John ~ H0bsOn,
Luther Libby. yohE ]. Failon,
D. B. Rrids ford. John Frazer,
Vim. H Sutherland, +. 5. Turpin,
John II. Peasants, Thos. Clemmitt,
O. P Baldwin, James NJ. Talbot,
He Tyler, Thomas Morris,
VIM. TAYLOR, Geo; w. Early,
John J. Cannon, " h brlgss,
John w. Camp, Benz. Bragg,
Joseph J. Price, Fred. Schefer,
|. P Hodgden, VIM G. Page,
John H. Gentry, a. b. Hutcaeson,
(. L. L. wi ii's' Jas Il: Haeaett,
GA aVs' Ftancls. T. W. Powell,
Jon" W p SMhsSii David curr'ie,
Henry EasIeY w. J. Brown,
Geo. T. Baldwin, John H. MoCurdy,
John E. Whitlock, Nm. Peasey.
Geo Jewett. John Poe, Jr,
Thomas MeCordy, Thos. F: Butlsr,
Dr.. VIM Taylor, George Watt,
q. ]. Snton, John Mcdonald.
Thos atlor, Jr., !: y. Stevenson,
Samuel Sinton, II Krebbs,
ElJIidge Morris, J. l.. Lyon,
r. W Chalk, d. A: McMlnn,
VIM HI. Turpin, Lewis Cohen,
N. NJ Lee. James Walsh,
Wilkinson, J !. Suthe RAND,
N. 7. bibb, John Wilkinson,
b. A. fEFkS, CnaS ii. Harris,
VIM. Il Peasants, W.T. bryant,
+. b. Cook, w. c. Tyler.
VIM. Currie, VIM. E. Johnson,
VIM. BoZe, Samuel Cartwright,
Ro. H. Allen, Wins field Harris,
John CurTie, Jr., J. Armstead Allen,
Vim. Jones, Hugh Smith,
Peter Mo -urdy, F. u. Henley,
A. Y. Stokes, John Brown,
=. II. Butler, Philip Warren,
E.A. ] CioptOn, Julius Dews,
DIR ] G. Watson, VIM Pledge,
J. A. Levy, Albert Acres.
J.C Page. q. +. g. Baldwin,
w J. kiddiek, John Woody,
Jas. HI. Leweliyn, |. II. Wake,
George A. Hartman, Thomas Penny.
w h. Shields, J. J. WhitefoTd,
Chas. Talbot, Johr Bowls,
b. F. Ellington, Joseph Dews,
Thos Duke, A. Monroe,
w. II HaIdgrove, Aug. Rogers,
r. l.. Brown, Geo. Bowden,
J.. b. Push, b. Ward well,
j. A. Netherand, John Penny,
b. ID. Barnes.
By order OF the President.
oc Sit J. III. FRANCISCO. Sec'y.
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/ Aw BOOKS FOR STUDENTS

II . For SAFE by ~ HUhhTS,
Bookseller, No 81 Main street.
general assortment of STANDARD TEXT
BOOKS tor Law STUDENTS, embracing those
used at the University of Virginia, William and
Mary College, Lebanon Law School. aud ia ia. re
Brockenbrough's Private Law Classes, Lexing
ton, Va.
the above institutions, are invited to hand them
in. as they will be furnished at the VERY Low
EST RATES.
A. NORRIS publishes Lomax's Digest and Lo-
max on Executors, Sands Suit in Equity, Minors
American Form Book, and other Law BooAs.
oc l-3s
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Ma SoNG. L.
When the great Sir Walter Raleigh langushed in
yrant's tower,
Hanging clouds, instead of sunshine. on the wing
OF every hour
AZ he each uay still nearer Deaths inevitable
goal
What then kept from utter sinking his heroic, ne
bic soul
Whit the memory Of his actions. memory of his
gallant lite,
Passed amid pursuit of Letters, or in Honor's
swOrded strife;
nj les DRY OF the wreatls that Genius twined around
his brilliant name,
And glorious e4ultation fer the future Of his
fame!
Nor forgot by him the soother that his effort gave
tn man
Brought ON whore the bright James River like q
STRAIN If Gran.
Where tie healthy sons Of Nature, unpolluted no
be,et,
By their breezy groves and fountains SMOKED the
balmy Calumet.
~,
How his manly countpance lighted, though his
form was do omed TO bleed,
Wb n he thou hit of all the pleasure in the mild
extaiie Weed"
Yet his hear would still have beaten all the proud
70 er IN has breast,
III hls tonsue had but once tasted our "GoopwIS's
fArKNf PRsssKbw
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DEATH OF AN AGED MINIsTER.-Rev. John
Mallory, who was admitted to the Virginia
Conference in 1911, died near Oxford, N. G, On
the 22d nit.
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DIED.

rxN an yestsrday morEing, I'd instant, MARTHA
bn6sey. aged IL u.onIhs y "A1A NA'i ahoa
py,ed te ana a. Of the family are
O'CLOCK, from Oregon Hill M. 4. Church -
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e. MoNROE WARD VIGILANCE
COMMITTEE OF y!GILANct far MONaOE
WahD vii meet on WEnNEsDAY. EVENING,
essential that every State Rights DsmocTas shoaid
Vt end, a. business Of importance viii be laid he
fore the meeting 3, %, DENO0N prss,t
VIZ. 3. Tobp, ssc'y. cei-N'
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MARIN E POLICIES. and
Dol TCIEO

ma Female School,
PATH STREET, CHURCH HILL.
The exercises of this School will be commenced
THIS DAY, Monday October LIST, lin the house at
present occupied b, the subscriber on oath street,
between Broad and Marshall. snd continued the re
for a week or two till the completion of the new
building opposite, corner oath and Marshall SITS.
oc l-3t y. b. PRICE.
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apacrAL MorIcHa !.

Ma Insurance, Insurance ifs and FIRE.
Upon the most reasonable terms. This most ad-
vantas euus terms with regard T.? life Insurance :
WHITE PERSONS Mutual or Joint stoeS system
month to FIVE years aud to reside anyichsrsin Viz
GINA or any other slave State and TO fraeet. the
Insurance. covering all accidents Rates reason
able.
IA FIRE INSURANCE on every description
procure, free of charge Pamphlet and Circular.
containing full particulars with the cery best ref
sysness. also. any verbal Information that may be
) CIR BRICKEN.
Gen. Ins. Agent, No. 4 Exchange Block,
ocS--6t (McKsever l. Bricken's) Pearl st.
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A BILL HEADs! BILL HEADS 1.-The largest
and most complete assortment Of RULED Pa
Blue. White. Buff, Canary, Pink, and Purple-just
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9TH
ers in ant, can rely on getting a good article of
Paper. and as cheap as they can be procured an, =
where. Call and see SPECIMENS and prices. Itsl
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~ To Teachers and Scholars..-J. W.
RANDOLPH, at l2I Main street, can supply. on
the best terms all the SCHOOL BOOKS in use. -
a call from parents, teachers and scholars is SO
lIcited. oc l-3t
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.

- J. w. RANDOLPH has for sale
THE M0THER-JN Law, 4 Tale of Domestic
Life. By Mrs z. d E. N Sauthworth. 81 IS
The fo BACK SaA1TJNTLET. Tale of plsnta
tom Life in South Carolna. By Mrs H. R.
kIGa@oSb IN BYE-eoNE DAYS. Second
AMERICAN WEEDS AND USEFUL PLANTS;
heinz heinz. an Iastrated Edition of Agricultural
The 'iAsyTR6Lt09GER OF cHALpEA. or the
Life OF Faith: Bv w. P. Strickland: D. d. 75c.
THE PHYSICIANS VISITING LIST. Diary
CHTRcH. PARsoNxGE XNo s5HooL AR
CHtTECTURE. Adapted 20 small societies
and rural DISTRICTS. BY G. P. Dryer 81 rs.
Street, or Horse Power Railways. BY A.
Easton, G. E. 81 oo3-1t
E,ReNCH. ITALIAN, GERMAN, SPAN.
+ ISL, AND CLASSICAL EOOKS.-The sub
scribeis have taken considerable pains to supply
themselves with the most approved and uuexcep
tonable WORKS in the French, German, Spanish
and Italian lapguages-adapten for use In Schools,
Coieges and for general reading.
Also, an immense stock OF
CLASSICAL BOOKS,
suited to elementary, intermediate and advanced
studies. JAME rs WOoDHOUSE Il co.
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- l. v L n T ii Al NU IA l.
~ EXHTBITIDN

VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
The spacious Hall on 9th street will be open lOi
contributions on WEDNESDAY, October 81 -,
The Exhibition will commence on WEbNb
DAY, October 10TH
Ample motive power will be provided for ma
chinery of all kinds. Inrsntors. meeAaHte'. mas
sfactnrsrS, artists, and the ladies. are InylIsa
seId In their contributions on or before sAIph
DAY. the 6th of OCTOBER, So as 10 compete m
the premiums. which will be MONEY 6olp siI
SILVER MEDALS and DIPLOMAS. All srtoesa
American Production can be entered FOR eomr
tition, ano more others. m
rs Persons having Revolutionary Rthsi n. ~
Plate, Paintings, Prints, CotHS, MtHuaS, SAFE,
Foreign or Domestic CKrt0Stttes, are lnvi'ea
send tbs m In for xhihItinu.
rs Annual Members. Junior Members, ard ~
soss wishing to become LIE Members, eaa ".
cure certificates at once by apply ing 81 inc o4 .
of the Institute. Members who have paa .ass
dues to July. 1861, can attend the NIGHT eeAV'-
free of charge. -, IA
ma For space, or other Information reiAH'
the Exhibition, apply to ,,,, f,Au,,
Sc 2S-ts JAMES ID. BROWNE Lam
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~ L ii OOL BOOKS,
y SCHOOL STATIONERY, PIANO
FORTES. GUITARS AND Music.
yAMES We DHOUSE & co,

~ L III u . l. OOkS,
FoRTEs. GuiTAss hND MGsic. law
JAMES VIC DHOUSE s co,
RICHMOND. VA,
Respectfully invite the attention of all interested
to the extensive s stask of pooxs
emen,ary, and Advanced Text SOCKS used IN the The
'N' - ' School STATIONERY "
Is large and complete, consstlns OF every article
'' fSNo RsTFiRss'' In the de-
there is no,h,ns laesing; visit to their well
more complete stock Of GooD fSsTRU TN sff
could scarcely be collected tegether. They have
every grace Tor sale-those of elegant nd stately
design, suited TO persons who have meaps TO graf
ny their taste; Others adapted To persons OF more
an INSTRUMENT rs durable and sweet toned in .
pia neT and less costly case.
They have for sale s 'gf Fsfsssa' toned
made in the world, not excepting those Of the far
famed hs spanish and Italian Thy are
said Of those of forslsn make brnus 20 this ooan
try. These Instruments are made By MAsTis, and
want a good Gai.af Ths, lave also for sale
. .,ss Of cheaper m MfrStt:oars An immense
for the Piano Forte and Guitar; Instruction Books
for those Instruments; SINGING Books; Guitar and
Haae and ai Hour Glasses: sssa Feo.: Piano
Stools; Msodeons; &c.. Sc.; AL Of which will he
liberal discount made TO teachers.
Orders promptly and faithfully attended to.
Pas" sssds, TAM 52aEs CO.
rTvO yHE STUDENTS OF the
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
sendins Sas Lsstasss af the a.se.eai csilsss ef
Visglnla, that they have for sale ial stock IL AL
the TAXI HOOKS used aud reeQ nnlsadsd By toe
Professors OF that lnstitation which will DO sold
at the VERY LowKsT PRicEs.
The subscrihen publish THE STUDENTS RE
" ar 4 n m matt a.
terra ed.ea. and fharmacy. ny 4 n. Ardsrson,
JANIS wooDHousE l. co,
Books llers aud etatiaaefs,
% 19-6N3pl l3s Main street, Redmond.
O00 BALES MAY in store. for sale by
OVV j, II, WbtYLoc3 4 ooN, Il
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R@1o DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON. - A
@A2 meeting Of the Nsiional Democracy
will be held at SCHAD'S HALL. Broad street,
THIS EVENING. October Sd, 1850. a. s o o ock.-
Several gentlemen have kindly offered 10 deliver
addresses, sh .wlng the distinctive differences be-
tween the parties asking tbs support of the eco
pie. The oerman portion OF our population are
particularly invited 10 Re pIesent.
WI. r. STURDIvANr, President.
henry MiLLkR, Vice Presidents
Nm. @. ALLEN, Tor Ma0'n W'd.
j. u FowEL S0o - oe3--lts
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CARS, CAPS, CAPS, CAPS.
VELVET CAPS.
VELVET GAPS.

VELVET CAPS
VELVET CAPS
Just reserved another Lot Of Velvet Cans aiso
q splendid assortment of CASSfM Ei.r CAps ~
oc3-3t BIkF0Rb'S Hat Store, 80 Nam ST.
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND SMALL Rows
- On &TH STREET.. BET WEN MAIN AM
CARY, By MISS ELIZABETH l. READ
Miss assisted in my school during the pas.
ssasion and feel ured that any QUE patron q ing
het vtil ard her most patent. faithful and tho
ruen teacher b. Z. PgsDLGroN. s
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k0 nHOS. PRIME bright. Sides and Shoulders
W0MBLE { 0LAiB02NE, No. II Pearl IT.
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THE COMPANY.
MILE. ELLA Z0YARA,
THE Six HANLoN KRoTHERs. S1''Hi'ha'
The mighty acrobats,
THOMAS, ALFRED,
WILLIAM and FREDERICK.
The Dsshing Italian Ea,sstrian.
The Man of Thousand Forms.
The &C Genie saU Rriai Silt Performer and Dancer
, The EquestIlan Revolving Orbit Performer,
The daring and graceful PRINCIPAL Rider
~. and Bridge LeSpef.
The great Rope Suspeusionist, a la Bloudlu,
=, and Professor of the Art Magiqus,
Mr.. william klDcalde,
The best General Performer in the Word
Master Frank Stark,
The renowned Double somsrsaut ThrOvsr.
The Juvenile Petite Equestrian, in his DOus.
~, Act OF Obstacle Leaping. on his Twin Ponies
The Herculsan and Acrobatie Ar,.
The Troupe Will be accom- panied by the BRASS
BAND, led by HERR KOPP.
The worlds favorite, the Mare ZAIDEE. tho
Incarnation of Equestrian beauty and lutsa
The beautiful Twin Ponies, CUPID and Ola
A superb stud of Ring and Trick Horsss IA
splendid oondition-frssh and viroTous-ss rAI
roadlng saves 1t the fatigue Of travelling
Seats are covered, and of q width to make .hsn
pertectly comfortable.
~ Will exhibit upon the lot corner Main and
ThlId streets. on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, osO
Der 10th.
Doors open at 7. performance to commence ITS
aAAFTERN0oN PERFORMANCES to con
"a FOUR DAYS oSLYN
IA ADMlSSlON-50 cents children and ss
wants rs cts. Oc2G
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ATA MEETlNG OF THE ni |;
49, RECTORS OF THE VIRGINIA LIZ r
INSURANCE. COMPANY, held at the Company
office. on MONDAY, the LIST October, 1861, the Ioi-
loving letter of resignation was received fom
" RICHMOND, October lst. 1850.
GENTLEMEN: You will please accept the re-
sisnation of the office of President, winch nave
the honor to hold in your COMPANY. It's no. pos .
BILE for to give the oflce the attentlon que
to Its i'm portanee, and have the satisfaction TO
know that you can Supply my place 10 Tic auSan-
tage of our constituents and the pubic.
. congratu late you on the high position our
Company rapidly attaned-a result em,neItiy de-
served by the care and wisdom observed 10 It's or
ganiz alton. It cannot fai to grow In pubic con-
hdsuce which it well deserves b. inc sure lndem-
nifty it oe 8, and the iberaty and Harness OF Its
terms
lam. with high respect, your ob't serv't.
" To the Directors of the Virginia Life Insurance
Company"
Thereupon, it was Resolrsd. That the tn snks of
the Board be rendered Mr.. MAcFARLAND Tor tho
efficient and important services rendered hs him
to the Company during his continuon noe In once,
Mr.. SAMUEL J HARRISON was then unanimous
" elected President, and Mr.. VIM H. H.xALL
Vice President, to fill the vacancy Occasoned by
the promotion of Mr.. Har .on.
J. ADAIR PLEASANTS, Sec'y.
Richmond, Oct I'd, 1860 ocs OF
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LOST AND sTRAYHD

OST-0n Saturday, the 18th Of ss sp.tpsas,
IL somewhere In this CITY, my FREE r a. or
with some receipts / will give q feSs'u ~
them, If lett at this office. orxroy
oc 3-Sts A free w0fnsn OF so0
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"a. Jefferson Insurance Compan1.efscot.s-

"a Jefferson Insurance Company fScot's-
VILE, vA;-,A Home Company. thoro1shly
identified auth the success, prosperity and pro
gvesS Of the "Old Dominion Its President. Di-
rectors Officers and stockholders contributors, in
lar,e degree, to the advancement of the business
interests of the good old State and her metropolis.
with ample capital well secured ready. wiling !,
the nuSeTsi.ned Ienuests tn p.fronsee o the cit
liens of Richmond | will take great pleasure in
responding TO any call made upon me. in a business
way. in their behalf and will issue for them
FIRE POLICIES.
MARINE POLICIES. and
SLAVE LIFE POLICIES,
On approved risks on favorable terms. | invite
nv friends and others wishing INSURANC E, To
call and see me With sincere desire to conduct
my business the fsrest, best most Ii bera terms,
[ both hope and look for success.
oc l-5t THOS. N. ALFRIEND, lith street.
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- A full and ge.eIal assortment of all the
SCHOOL AND Tiki BOOKS n use in the va
rious Schools ana Academies. is now on hand, all
ERs AND SCHOLAR can obta a full supply of
any articles that may be desired, - low prices
where. W. HARGRAVE WHITE.
oc2-2t T73 Main St.
CCHO0L BOOKS. SCHOOL RVOkS.-A
large hs assortment of all the sest kinds in use
IS Tsachsrs supplied at a libersi discount. Va
Go SSb sfMPR re- READERS,
RES of School Readers in use giving more matter,
and more judicioDs matter for Southern children
especially than any other series publ These
Readers have already been adopted In the princi-
pal Schools of this city, and are particularly re-
commended by all the teachers that have used
them. fur their, great excellence as elementary
Crayonc. Drawing Paper, Rulers. Lead Pencils
Inkstands, Por folos and all the requisites for the
SS@o2- s0'' i'' sale 4. MofRs, 81 Main st.
MEDItAL TEXT-BOOKs-
WI Used in the Richmond Medical College.
A. MORRIS, Bookseller, 81 Main street,
10 ST MEDfC4T TEXT COOKS.
al. of the latest editions to which he invites the
attention of Students. The prices at which these
interest of the Students TO call and examine be-
fore purchasing else where.
tISO, for sale as above. large stock of FoPu-
lar Works in the various departments of ANATO-
MY, PATHOLOGY, PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
and sg ! StI, Including LOCAL DISEASES
A. MORRIS is agent for the lancet, Medico-
Chirurgicsl Review, American Journal Medical
Science, Rreathwaits Retrospect, and other NED
zeal Periodicals. and will receive subscriptions for
ditto. 90 I-6t
TFxT.BOOKS, used at the Medical Cole; Q
L Richmpnd and large STOCK of other Stands, u
MEDICAL WORKS, are for sale at low prices,
for cash or credit, at III Main street; o, ~,
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SAMUEL M. PRICE & CO.,
RETAILERS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Invite the attention of their friends and the pub
lie to their plete assortment, just received, of
RTCH DRESS GOODS.
Elegant SILKS, in newest styl les, colored and
black.
Real Iris h and French POPLINS
Velour 0TTOMANS and VALENTIAS, in every
variety-Plaid Brocade and Figured.
Medium DIR ESS GOODS IN great variety.
MOURNING GOODS, p superior stock
FRENCH ard SCOTCH EMBROIDERIES
REAL LACE. in sets, COLLARS and HAND
KERCHlEFS-the largest and best stock that has
ever been shown in this CITY
VELVET and CLOTH CLOAKS. of all the new
French patterns.
AUTUMN CLOAKS and BUSTERS, in plain
STYLES; Scotch Hoods and the new Arabs and Ar
gentines.
FAMILY LINENS and HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS
FLANNELS-the best assortment we have ever
PLANTATION GOoDs--H0ME afANUFAC-
TURE- Manchester, Va Virginia Penitentiary;
fredericksburg and Lexington Pulled Cloths;
full stock Of Llnseys. ketseys and Jeans.
BLANKETS. CLOTHS, CASSIM ERES. and
VESTINGS, of direct importation. oc2 --ts
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I USr- On saturday night last, bsiween 80
IL 25sh streets, my FEE PAPERS, 10y ~.
will give 81 reward If left 81 the passieaaa AN
oS S-ltt SlsAN LtoVA.--
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"a Albemarie Insurance Company of
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA;.The underslgned,
Agent of the ALBEMARLE INSURANCE Com
PkNY. continues to issue FIR POLICIES, on
approved risks. ON favorable terms.
This VIRGINIA HOME COMPANY, NTH am
pie, rctH Invested assets. capable and Wtlltng 10
meet promptly all JuSs claims for loss with stock
holders resident IN this clty. and others in the
State, lending their means aud their patriotic in
tuence to the healthy ard steady Advancement of
both city and State. By contributing to and foster
ing their commerce., manufactures and agrcul-
ture, the last the grand basis of prosperity of all
other business interests tn rough the unde rsigned,
confidently asks, and confidently expects, the
With such compan, to act for and with my own
large experience in the Insurance business, by
which am enabled to understand and properly to
execute the business rusted to my care |
specially invite calls from those desiring to in
sure. THOMAS Nj. ALFRl d..
ocl-6t 18th street.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

K MEETING OF THE DEMO
- GRATIS OF HENRIC0. favo o.,,ss to to r.. ne
COURT-H OUSE on WEDNESDAY,. the sd Oc-
tober, at IL o o'clock. 90 81
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Dictated by desire to concentrate At Mini,
Garden, New York, such combination of EsTs,
fri@n and Acrobatic ability as would surpass sys,,
other IN the world, | proceeded to Furons an
brought over to New York the wonderful troaa.
that has filed The vast theatre of the r,etrosoIr
and the Boston and Philadelphia Aeaden,sso az
Music Tor months to Over flowing. Ny ensars
REST who. after four years absence from h.
stage has at length yielded to my soicIatio1, 10
term this favorIte cosmopolitan temple Of Ss
drama. and enables me 10 indulge q long ehs,
ished desire. and at the same time accede 10 ths
earnest solicitations of hosts of Southern lsSp,,
and gentlemen. to send my Great Troupe to Wi
the principal cities OF the South and assure tbs
thousands OF ladies and gentlemen Of the Sou,,
where, and the public. that there will be no DIM
gutl.n of its numbers, or chance in its propra
persona. J. M, NIXON
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r-~~x FOR BALTi VI u X -
- .sEs<The Steamer BELVIDERE. Capt.
ske1Saz<zEA w. w. KEENE, will receive freight
to day, Nv EDNESDAY. J aud up TO the hour OF IL
O'Clock M. THURSDAY, the All inst.
Freight taken for Boston via Baltimore at low
rates. with great dis patch;
No hogshe ads received thus trip unless engaged
at our ofhce.
Passengers are requested to be on board before
IL o'clock, NJ, Thursday, the hour OF departure.
Passage and fare So.
Tickets for passage procured either at our office
in the slip opposite the Columbian Hotel, or at
steamers wharves Rockets.
ga DAVID & VIM. CURRIE.
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MEDl,AL TExT-BOOKs-

TFXT.BO0kS, used at the Medical Cole: Q
!, L Richmpnd and 2 large STOCK of other Stands' u
MEDICAL WORKS, are for sale at low prices
for cash or credit, at III Main street
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-03

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