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Secretary TOucey and the Slave Trade.
IL 10 remarked In naval circles that more
captures Of slayers have taken place under
Secretary ToucEY's adminis tration OF the
Navy Departmen', than under all previous
administrations of the Departments put 10.
gether,
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NTEDiCAL TExT-BOoKS-

VI Used IN the klChmOnu NedcfI COLLEGE.
A. MORRIS, Bookseller, 81 Main street,
s now opening q general assortment of
STANDARD MEDICAL TEXT BOOKS,
al, of the latest editions to which he invites the
attention of Students. The prices at which thase
Books will be offered are such as to make Il TO the
interest of the Students TO call and examine be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
also, for sale as shove. a large stock of Popu-
lar Works in the various d. partments of ANATO-
MY, PATHOLOGY, PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
and SURGERY, including LOCAL DISEASES
and AFFECTIONS.
A. NORRIS is agent for the Lancet, Medico-
Chirurgicsl Review, American Journal Medical
Science, BreathwaIts Retrospect, and other Med
ical Periodicals. and will receive subscriptions for
ditto. 90 lot
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&C OOL ks,

, SCHOOL sTATIoNERY. PIANO
JAMES WOODHOUSE & CO.,
RICHMOND, VA.
Respectfully invite the attention of all interested
TO the extensive s sfSss Of BOOKS
with which they are supplied 81 the present see
son: embracing they beeye, al p me rimSr,, r.
schools and Colleges Of this State and North Car
0hna of psSHS6 sdfpr GsfI 's90s of
is large and complete. consisting of every article
for esfsstnopRa .ptpsses In the de-
there is >nothing lacking; A visit to their well
supplied Wsrerooms shonld satisfy spy one Tia,
could scarcely be collected together. They have
every grade for saie-those of elegant and stately
desie a, suited to persons who have means - graf
moderate dssires. whilst the humber may obtain
an instrument as durable and sweet toned in a
pa'ner and less costly case.
They have Tor sale the sweetest toned
made in the world, not excepting those OF the far
famed Spanish and Italian manufacture. They are.
besides. very durable, which cannot always be
try. These Instruments are made by MArTIS, and
persons should remember this name when they
want good Guitar. They have also for ssls
stock of MUSIC,
for the Piano Forte and Guitar; Instruction Book,
for those instruments; Singing Books; Guitar and
Hour and asif Hour Glasses: an foI1o. fisno
Stools; Mlelodeons; dc, &c; all of which wilt be
fuTplshed al very moderate prices.
A liberal discount made 10 teachers.
Orders promptly and faithfully attended to.
Piano Fortes Tuned and Repaired.
Sc % -6t2dp, JAMES WOODHoUSE CO.
ITO THE STUDENTS OF THE
l. MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
ns ss s The sse cs
Yirgina that they have for sale full stock of all
the TEXT BOOKS used and recommended by the
Professors of that institution, which will be sold
at the VERY LOWEST PRIcEs. - -
The subscribers publish TIL T. STUDENTS RE-
Il IVA mat. m "A AT
terra Medioa, aud Pharmacy. BY X M. Anderson,
NJ ID, Price 81 %.
Booksellers and Statioaers,
se 29-6u2pD l3S Main street. Richmond.
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aSONAL.

NTOTICE.-if the gentleman who ca led at cur
~ store last Thursday or FRIDAY evening, 70 see
A. J. LIVINGSTON abs ut some furniture, VIII CAL
again, he will greatly obtge US.
JOHNSTON & WHITING,
oc4-2t Corner 4th and Broad sts
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- Jefferson Insurance Company,.fscot,s

~ jefferson Insurance Company fScot,s-
VILE. WA Home Company. MoroHghfy
identified NTH the success, prosperity and Pro
grsSs Of the ." old Dominion Its President. Di-
rectors. officers and stockholders contributors, in
a larse degree tu the advancement of the business
interests of the good old state and her metropolis,
with ample capital well secured. ready. wiling
able, to meet every iust claim, respectfully through
liens of Richmond will take great pleasure In
responding TO any call made upon me, In a business
way. IN their b.haif and will issue for them
MARiSE P0LICTEs and
SLAVELIfE POLICIES,
On approved RISKS on favorable terms. / invite
nv friends and others wishing NSURANCE, to
call and see me With sincere desire to conduct
my business the farest best most liberal terms,
| both hope epd look for success:
oc l-5t THOS. NJ. ALT RIEND, 1lth street.
IMPORTANT TO GAS CONSUMERS
/ CHAS II. LANGLEY, GAS FILTER, TIMER
snH COPPER SMITH, would inform the public that
PROVED CYLINDER GAS BURNERS, and is
prepared 10 Fut them UP at the shortest notice,
and on the most reasonable terms. The advan
tages OF these burners are: To prevent blowing
and waste Ol gas, 10 give more clear and uniform
light, TO regulate the quantity consumed with the
thus to save at least twenty five per cent. over
the o. nary Burners. Mr.. J. F. BRoWH IN charg e
of the W ashlnston City Gas Works, has certified
that they are EnheSitaitHgIy the Bass Burners he
with those works and the Superintendent OF the
Richmond Gas Works asserts that he has tried
them and that they save AT least twenty per cent.
over other burners.
Thankful for past tavors, the subscriber invite .
orders for all WORK his line, feeling assured that
he can give entire Satisfaction as TO quality and
PRICE. CHAS. Ii. LAN6lsEI,
oc 4-ts 18th St, between Main and Cary.
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MARINE INTELLI1HNCk.
PORT Of RICHMOND. oCToBERs
H,gA wa.., tai, day Thursday 81 O'Clock

ARRIVED,
Schr Westover, Crowell, Bokton, mdze.. ID. d
w. Currle. -,
SchT. X. p. King, Leeds, Philadelphia mdze., w.
u. Colqutt Co.
Sohr Mary Ellen, -, Philadelphia, machinery.
SlOop Grand Spy, Deans, James River, ~heat'
w. IL. Peasants.
SAILED,
Schr. BENGAL. Hicks, Salem, mdze., w. d. Col
quit e. Co. 40,
Sohr 8. Apologize, Cranmer, PeaKskIl, moze.,
w. ID. Colqui.t 10 -.
Schr. Baltimore, hllips. Baltimore, light.
seor. VIM h. Lessett, Gibson, Gown me riVer'
light. A., ;
light.
schr. North Carolina, Bunting, down the river,
light. ,
Sehr. Clara Belle, Mitchell. down the river,
light I'll.
Schr Rowland. Douglas, down the river, light.
SchT Alvorado, slower, down the river nkht; ia
Schr. Mary Helen, HUTCHINSON, MO, hour' " ar
wick Bar kstale.
Schr u. Herbert Myers, Fort Calhoun, stone.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2-Cleared schT Ocean Bird,
Petersburg; Geo. V. Scott, do; Mary Adehhe'
Richmond. ~, n
NV YORK, Oct. 1.-Cleared, schr. Bergen, Pc
ALExAspRIA, Oct. 2-Sailed sohr. Six Sons,
Norfolk; steamer Ain, do; charles west, DO;
South Wind, Richmond. -
PHILapkLPhIA, Oct 2.-Cleared, steamer tir-
gnia, Richmond; sonrs. Ellie, Norfolk; A. ana -
Baker, do.
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BELL AND EVERETT CLUB,
90 OF DISTRICT No. 2, HENRICO
COUNTY.-A meeting of the CLUB viii be held
at SPRINGFIELD HALL. Church Hill, on next
SATURDAY EVENING, the eth inst. at IA
o clock, on which occasion WM. p. BURWELL,
So, will address the meeting. The public are
invited to attend. THOS. &. BELL, Pres't.
W. u. BAKER, Sec'y. oc4-3t*
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e.nS GRAND DEMoCRATIC RALLY.
SNa The BRECKINRGDGE AND LANE
ASSOCIATION will meet at Metropolitan Hall,
this III URSDAY) evening, at IL O'Clock. Citi-
zens of all parties are invited to attend. Several
speakers will address the meeting.
THOS. T. CHOPPER, Pres't.
Il. w. sTARkE, seo'rys' oo4-lt
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R-.sse MIR. P. II. AYLETT will address
80 the DEMOGRATlG, ASSOCIATION Of
CHURCH and UNION HILLS ct SPRING
FIELD HALL. on SATURDAY EVENING next,
10Th inst. =, at o clock ?. Nj, in behalf OF BROCK
INRlDGE AND LANE. The citizens generally
are invited to attend ]. Il. SANDS Pest.
B, +. COOKE, Sec'y. &C 4-3t~
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HA- ABB marIe Insurance Company OF
Agent of the ALBEMA RLE INSURANCE Com
PANY. continues TO issue FIRE POLICIES, on
approved risks. on favorable terms.
This VIRGINIA HOME COMPANY, nth nm
pie, ireu Invested assets, capable and milling 10
meet promptly all JUST claims for loss with stock
holders resident IN this city, aDd others IN the
State, lending their means aud their patriotic in
fiuence to the healthy ard steady adva lcement of
both city and State, By contributing to and foster
ing their commerce. manufactures and agrcul-
tn the last the grand basis OF prosperity OF all
other business interests thrDug n the unde rsgned
confidently asks, dnG confidently expects. the
libe raj patronage of the business of this CITY
large experience III the Insurance. bus ness, by
which am enabled to understand and properly to
execute the business rusted to my care | re-
specially invite calls from those desiring to in
sure. IHOA2S NJ. ALF Il END.
oc I-5t lIth street.
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MUSIC TEACHI6G.

49, -
W. HARP INSTRUCTION
1 LEGITIMATE HARP INSTRUCTION.
w tn IuEl delineation OF BOCHSA'S NEW HARP
EFFECTS AND PASSAGES, and all imaginary
difhcu tiles removed b. proper course OF In
struction given. such will enable persons of
ordi Gary talent to play brilliant and effective Mu-
$40 in very short time, saving considerable time,
labor and expense.
TERMS S35 per quarter: Those not having a
Harp will be accommodated.
PROF. q, 7. DECGNIEL.
At Mrs. PRTSR I. MAYo'S.
4-2w* 9Th street. between Clay end Leigh.
has MRS. A. Il. =. COLE has returned to
s1Sthe CITY, and will resume her CLASS IN
11cING1NG ana on the Plano. oc 3-St
80 MUSICAL AsCO MPAsSHm&N rs
I14E Prof C L. DECGNIEt is now ready. and
S&1ofers his professional services t. such as
nay be anxious to obtain comp ete and tho h
course of Musical instruction, as pursued by all
Collegiate Professors in Europe: on the H II ?.
PIANO. GUITAR, ORGAN. SINGING and in
the SCIENCE Snd ART OF TEACHING MUSIC.
For Card of Terms, Testimonials, &c, apply TO
PAoF DECGNIkL. at Mrs P. Mayos,
sc 25-2w' 9Th st.. bet Clay and Leish.
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-, JEFFERSoN WARD BELL AND

~aSs JEFFEkAON WAhD BELL AND
80 EVERETT CUBA meeting of this
eorne w Fr az KIM and ali streets To
October 4th. at III O'Clock. when all the me m bers
are ex pected and earnestly requested to attend -
The members of the Cub are as follows:
Ias. W Lewelien, John y. Hobson,
Luther Libby, john J. alton,
y: b. hrldsierd, John Frazer,
VIM. II. Sutherland, 8. Turin.
Joha H. P easants, Thos. Clemmitt,
U. P. Baldwin, James NJ Talbot,
H. G. TyTer, Thomas Morris,
VIM. Taylor, Geo w ta'y,
John j. Cannon, w H. Briggs,
John w Camp, Benz. Bragg.
Joseph j. Price, Fred. Schafer,
/. Z Hodsden, Vim c. PAGE,
John H Gentry, A B, Hutcheson,
B. H Warthen, Sherwood Carter,
K. l.. Williams, Jas H. Hackett,
Jacob Ezekiel r. T Seal,
Q. 4; Fsancls. E.W. Powell,
John W Nickel, Dav, Sd" tiarr'is,
Geo T: Baldwin, John H. MoCurdy,
John =. Whitlock, VIM. Peasey,
Z. A. Smith, Vim. y. Tyler,
Thomas ho Mscardy. i Thos f +. B ShIi
DR.. VIM Taylor, George Watt,
G; J. Slnton, John NJ Donald.
Thos. Taylor, Jr., J: Y. Stevenson,
Samuel Sinton, H. Krebbs,
Eldridge Morris. j. l.. Logon,
r. W. Chalk. b. A. MoMiinn,
WIN. H. TurpIn. Lewis Cohen.
n. NJ. Lee. James Walsh,
3 Wilkinson, J. ]. Sutherland,
N. T. Bib. John Wilkinson,
w IN. h. Peasants, w. L bryant,
r.. q. Cook, w. G.. Tyler.
VIM. Currle, VIM. +. Johnson,
VIM. Doze, Samuel GarthrIght,
Ro. H. Allen, WINFIELD Harris,
John CurTIe, Jr., J. Armlstead Allen,
VIM. Jones, Hugh Smith,
Peter Nc urdy, +. u. Henley,
A. Y. Stokes, John Brown,
r. H. Butler, Philip Warren,
K. A. ClOpton, julius Dews,
DR. J. G. Watson, Vim Pledge,
]. A. Levy, Albert AGREE.
J.C Page. q. Il. g. Baldwin,
w. ]. Riddick, John Woody,
Jas. H. Lewelyn, |. H. Wake,
George A. Hartman, Thomas Penny,
W. h. Shields, j. J. Whiteford,
Chas. Talbot. Johr Bowie,
b +. Ellington, Joseph Dews,
Thos. Duke, A. Monroe,
w. II. Hardgrove, Aug. Rogers,
n. l.. Brown, Geo Bowden,
l.. Is. Push, b. W8rdweii,
J. A. Netherland, John Penny,
b. d. Barnes.
By order OF the President.
oc3-2t ]. M. FRANCISCO. Sec'y.
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THE COMPANY.

nj LII r.. ELL A 10Y AKA,
THE Six HANG0 BR0THERs. '''''Ah''
The mighty acrobats,
THOMAS, ALFRED,
WILLIAM and FREDERICK.
The Dashing Italian Fqusstrsu.
The Man of a Thousand Form,
The Como 4Eral Silt Performer and Dancer.
Mons; De bach,
The daring and graceful PRINCIPAL Rider
ahd Bridge Lesper.
The great Rope Susper sionist, a Ia Blondn,
and rofefsor OF the Art Mssiqus,
Mr.. william KiGcsJde,
The renowned Double somerssult ThrOv.r.
The juvenile Petite Equestrian, in his DouS.
Act of OBSTACLE Lea2ing, on his Twin Ponies
The Herculean and Acrobatic Ar,is.
The Troupe will he aceomoanied By the BRASS
BAND, led by HERR KoPf.
The worlds favorite, The Mare ZAIpEE. the
incarnation Of Equestrian beauty and inteIli-
TIE beautiful Twin Ponies, CUPID and Ola.
A superb stud of Ring and Trick Horses IN
splendid coudltIon-trssh AMI vlgorous-as rail-
roadlng saves 10 the fatigue of travelling.
Seats are covered. and OF width To make then
perfectly comfortable.
ThId streets, on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 0cIo-
Der 10th.
Doors open at !. performance to commence at
'aNAFTERNooN PERFORMANCES to COM
mence on III URSDAI, llth inst:
IA. FOUR DAYS ONLY. VI
hA ADMlssloN-o0 cents; children and ser =,
. A n
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CtHOOL BUOkS, stHUnLs BVOkS.-A
- large assortment of all the best kinds in use
may be found at NORRIS Bookstore
Ma Teachers supplied At a liberal discount. "a
lust published, new edition of
GO0DRICH'S IMPROVEDSC HO0L READERS,
in ak paris by Noble Butler, A. M.-the best Sc
res Of School Readers in USE giving more matter,
and more jud cious matter for Southern children
especially than any other series published. 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
books. States. Pencils, Copy Books, Steel Pens,
Crayon-. Drawing Paper, Rulers, Lead Pencils,
Inksands Por folios and all the requisites for the
School Room, for sale as above by
90 i-St A, MORRIS, 81 Main st.
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LOST AND sTRAYED

~S3& FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-
A~ STaAYED. from my residence, about
K~Assoue mile east Of the city. large dark
Of her back, long crooked horns slpng tail, laree
white bag. The said Cow came som Cheste Ihel9,
AMI NAV Rave stra, ed back AGAIN. Call at the Of
fee of OWEAs 81 MILES, 18th st opposite the ! o.
bacco Exchange. Zoe 4-tsl 6. n MILLS.
g., STRAYED-From my residence, on
P PbGR En- PG 81 G' has NV
he rswsrd viii be paid the finder nv leaving him
at Mr.. JOS. ELLlOTT'S Grocery, Union Hill
OCT St.
1 SIS REwARD-LOST or STOLEN.
10y on TUESDAY 1, night asst i white s P"iN th ns
one returning her TO my iactoty. On Franklin St,
VOC od 49, "a ''' ''0''' ~ EDWIN WILSON.
( OsT-S6 REWARD-A LETTER, directed
Il to Mr.. TONNES, al H. s; College" contain
ing SO in cash, including q due bill OF FIJI. and
note upon Sunth Carolina bank to the amount
of 50. The above reward will be pad for its de.
livery TO the suoscrihef, at the CLERKS Cfnca oil
the Hastings Court. J. B. MAYO.
oC 4-2tF
I OST-On Saturday, the 29th of September.
l. somewhere in this city. my FREE PAPERS,
with some receipts | viii! give 81 reward Tor
'"e'"' II '''' 81 VI sALINDA ANN GENTRY,
oc 3-S;+ free woman Of color.
% LOsT-A Black and Tan SLUT. with
sAs~sS nv name on the oollsr reward WI VII
an &c 81: st s''sS'S' OF win L. hA'trw ALLEN
e~v TKUNk LOST OR IMPROPERLY
kySaN DELIV D-About the 10th August
so1f0last q, TRUNK, marked IN cross, = X.
y. & Co. f.. No. So covered with co trse ozna,
burg supposed to be lost or Improperly delivered
from the steamer Yorktown. A suitable reward
LUDLAM It WATSON.
oc 3-St Opposite Steamers Wharv s.
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- Specinl Notice. Vx
| 500 OCTOBER, $50.
SAMUEL NJ. PRICE Is CO,
RETAILERS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,

> 4 VI L l. L. NJ. 4 u Il ~ ~,
RETAILERS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Invite the attention Of their friends and the pub
lie 70 their complete assortment just received, OF
RTrH DRESS GOODS.
Elegant SILKS, in newest STYLES, colored and
black.
Real Fri. and French POPL ms.
Velour UrTOMANS and FALENTIAS, in every
yariety-Plaid Brocade ana Figured.
Medium DR. ESS GOODS IN great variety.
MOURNING GOODS, a superior stock.
FRENCH ard SCOTCH EMBROIDERIES.
REAL LACE. in sets, COLLARS and HAND
KERCHiEFS-tbe largest and best stock that has
ever been shown in this city.
VELVET and CLOTH CLOAKS, of all the new
French patterns. -
AUTUMN ULOAKS and BUSTERS, in plain
STYLES; Scotch Hoods and the new Arabs and Ar
FHMiLY LINENS and HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS
FLANNELS- the best assortment we have ever
PLANTATION GOnDS-HOME M4NCFAC-
TURE- Manchester, Va virginia Penitentary;
Fredericksburg and Lexington PULLED Cloths; a
full stock of Linseys. KeLse,s and leans;
BLANKETS. CLOTHS, CASSIMERFS, and
VESTlNGS, of direct importation oc 2-ts
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Proprietor NJ: JAS. NJ NIXON
MANAGE r.; C mr.. l. BAN IoN Of Bs;imor.'
of New orleans ana Tex,s. "sa'
Court Testers. M essrs. WARD DAVFNpnpr
Supreme of the Arena. Mr.. r. ELLINGHsr AZ
Dictated by a desire to concentrate a, NiN.,.
Garden, New York. such a comb nation of Es..s
trian and AcTobatlc ability as would surpass srs
other In the world, ! proceeded to Europe ~
brought over to New York the wonderful tsos ~.
that has filed he vast theatre of the metronnlywe
and the Boston and Phi'adelphia hcader =. ~
Music for months to oveI flowing. Nv .ntss.'
me nj with the great iTagedIan, Mr. EpwIs 70.
REST, who. after four years. absence from ~.
stage has at length yielded TO my ,atio., =,
re appear NJ Nlblo's Garden. occupies for NJ,
term this favorIte cosmopolitan Temps Of -
drama, ard enables me 10 indulge q long absr
ished desire, and at the same time acceds tn M.
earnest solicitations of hosts of Southern isa'.
and gentlemen. TO send my Grsa. Troupe to va,
the principal cities of the South aud assur. ss
thousands OF LADIES and gentlemen If the sos,S
" hO have seen the Company at NIblos and sIss
where, and the public. hat there will ne no DIM
suLIsn of its numbers, or change in its p-opr.
persona. J. Nj. NIXON
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CEV NTH AMI Al
4 EYuIQITTnN

VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
The spacious Hall on 9th street will he open for
contributions on WEDN ESDAY, October 81
The Exhibition will commence on WEI MES
DAY, October 10th.
Ample motive power will be provided for ma
ohinery of all kinds. Inrsators. mechanics. mas
xtdctKrsrs, artists and the ladies, invited 70
seud In their contributions on or before SAFuR-
DAY, the 9Th ofOCTOBER, so as To conpete for
the premiums, which will be MONEY, GnLD and
SILVER MEDALS snd DIPLOMA. All articles Of
American Production can be entered for compe-
tlton, ana none others.
ia Persons having Revolutionary Relies, Old
Plate, Paintings, Prints. CONS, i1tssras, Sh.!',
Foreign or Domestic CRri0stiies, are invited 70
send In m in for exhibition.
"a Annual Members. Junior Members, and PEI
sons wishing to become LUe Members, pro-
cure certificates at once by applying at the once
of the Institute. Members who have paid teif
dues to July, 1861, can attend the NIGHT ecHooL
free of charge.
a. For space, or other information relative to
the Exhibition, apply TO
Sc 2S-ts JAMES d. BROWNE. Chm,
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

FRENCH. ITALIAN, GFRMtN, SPAN
ISL, AND CLASSICAL BOOKS.-The sub
scTibeIs have taken considerable pains to supply
themselves WI n the most approved and uuexcep
tIonahe worhs in the French. German. Spanish
and Italian lansuages-sdapted for use in Schools.
Cole es. and for general reading.
Also, an immense stock OF
CLASSICAL BOOKS,
suited 10 elementary, intermediate and advanced
studies JAMES WOODHOUSE " GU,
nc 81 l21pl
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10 Bunting Flags!
Of sill the different sizes on hand and for sale at
oc st GEO, RUSKELL'S, No. 81 Main st.

nA. Insurance, Insurance Lifs and FIRE
Upon the most reasonable terms. The most adj
vantageous terms with regard 10 life insurance
WHITE PRBsoNs Mutual or Joint STOCK 4. stem
SLAVES insured for any length of time from g.
m onth to five years and to reside angichtyein Vlr-
GINA or any other slave State. and 10 frGts! the
insurance covering al accidtntS. Rates reason
able.
as FIRE INSURANCE on every description
OF property. either in town country. Can and
procure, free of charge Pamrhlet ard rcuar,
containing iul particulars, with the teTy beH re-
trtneeS a SO. any verbal information that may be
required OF the subject of Insurance.
e.. BRICkEN,
Gen. ms. Agent, No. Exchange b eek,
oe 3--st tMckeever & Brlcken's) Pearl az.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.


NOTICE "A gentlemss from JstT' sson county
~ hHS young and likely kE5 kOtS for sac
Any person wishing to purchase, will please cal 81
the ST. Charles &C i-N
TOR HlRE-The balance of the cara yobns
NEGRO WOMAN, accustomed 10 House
work and Nursing. Also, BOY, IL or i years
old, active and sprighty sccus omed 20 DiniEs-
room service. Apply to
ALFRED J.. HOLIDAY,
oc 3-3t 18th ST., between Main and CARY
Tor HIRE-For the balance Of the ,esr, q
young WOMAN, accusto. ed TO genera h9ass
&C 2-St On 18th, betw. Main ana Bank sIs.
TOR SALE.-The subscriber. about to y move
L from the city, wishes TO dispose oi vsloaIae
NEG NO WOMAN-young ard likely; hrs, re
WASHER and lHONEh, ana good u N ZEN
MAID. JOHN c. MILLER;
oc It's AT Kent. Paine COS
COOK FOR sALE.-ae have for sae oars
" NEGRO WOMAN, aged twenty years. ne
an No. l Bread. Nj eat and Pastry Cook, ana s00'
Washer and lroner.
PTTLLIAM 4 CO. Aucts.,
Sc l5-ts Odd Fellows Hall, FEankiis a.
TOR HIRE -For the balance of the yesr,s St.
l. GRO WOMAN. with two Dung children sae
is a COOK, WASHER and IRoNER ,oox
al Cts X. CAUTHoH'.-
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a. Ruches. Ruohes II received by last
steamer fni guuoly If the hest ard latest sty .es
BONNET ANO TRIMMING RUCHES,
which am able . sell as low as any ho1 o. .tls
city. Z. bOEtI n EH,
Oc 3. Wv IT'S Broad street.
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u n Il Il
THIS THURSDAY NIGHT.
Ms ROYAL AMPHITHEAIEF
SOUTHERN TOUR BYRAILRo.,

NIBLOs GARDEN. New York; Asst,
London ard he Phi sa-l ~. snd 49,.
ACADEMIES OF MUSIC. '"a
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AZ NTED-A fret rate colored HOUSE
w SERVANT. WASHER and IRONER; one
that can come we'll recommended as 70 honesty
and capHhity. JACOB A. LEVY.
Sc Its Is Main street.
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N NEW AND FASHIONABLE nAu

~ MADAME FAUGBE, eNaA ,
CO. FRENC MlLLIN ASTH
* 2S3 BhoAD STREET, RICHMoND. twC zlLEH9
drors above h.r. uaTtes' store.)
Would announce her return from New York, with
the attest styles e BoNNETS. FLOWERS,
good taste, LADIES' VIII be supplied with the
choicest articles She would also cal attention to
her French Importation received by last steamer
BONNETS, FLOWERS ard CUlFFU RES.
WILL BE OPEN OCTOBER 9Th.
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WANTED "A situation as 0VERSEER by a
w y,ung man of good character, steady and in
dustrious Hest of references can he given. Ad-
dress ~. p F." Bentivogho, Aibemarle county.
-6st
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tSTANTFD-A White Girl, to COCK, WASH
w and IRON for small family. None iut a
competent person need apply. Call at 80 Broad
street. oc It's
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GOOD BOOT and
w SHOEMAKER to GO to the country. Good
wages ard constant employment will be given
Apply to tGc ST. NJ. DEVEREUA. Cary st.