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VISITORS 70 the FAIR viii find at

A. MORhlS > bOOkSt0Te
great many useful, as well as beautiful aTtI-
cles, 10 please every fancy, among which are
WURCESTER'S GRAND PIANOS, with the new
improved scale which gIves all the power Of the
French Grand PI1no, without ITS cumbsrsome
and touch the Keys, which Will speak for tsem-
Also, on hand, UIrARS. MELOD cons, &C
COkDEONS. BANJ0S, FLUTES, VlrLiNS,
CLARION ETTES. FLAGEULETTES,a and other
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, IN great variety. as
well as MuSIC for the Plano- "a very large CO..
lection, embracing the latest, as we'll as old aud
tavorlte pieces - -
WHITING DESKS and WORK BOXES, a very
fine assortment; beautiful BOOKS, IN every de
partment OIL literature; h sGRAVlNOS and CO.
L0RED PRINTS, soure very hne-
Farmers Will lind on NV shelves a large coleo~
ton of BOOKS devoted 10 Agncultu} g, Farming
Cattle and Poultry. Also, TREATlSES specially
desr ned for those engaged in sheep Husbandry +,
well as tees the DAIRY, &c.
FAMILY BlBLkS-A most magnificent collec-
ton, at all prices, from 81 to = each.
LAW BOOKS and MEDICAL BOOKS, for prac
titioners as well as students. large collection,
at the lowest prices. oc 23-3t
CUNS-GUNS-GUNS. have IN store . large
~ and very complete stock Of GUNS also, Smith
small FOUR-SHOuTERS; Colts, Aliens; and
SPORTING GOODS and AMMUNITION, of all
kinds ali of which Will be sold at the lowest pos
sible prices. An examination Of ny stocS Is re-
spectfuliy solicited. W. Ilunoh,
Gun Maker, Main street, below the Market.
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ia. 1sGO.-FaiIand w Inter Goods.-1s6O. KS
GREAT RUSH FOR BARGAINS.

TREM NDOUS XCITEMENT
Having received fresh supply Of all kinds Of
DRESS GOODS, DOMESElCS, BOOTS and
SHOES we are now enabled TO suit every one
VINO will favor lis with n call. AS regards prices.
we feel confident cannot be beaten, as we have
bought some of the cheapest Goods ever brought
to this market.
Linen BDkFS at 6i4c., worth l21ac.
BLANK ttTS at 81 per pair. cheap at 80.
BOSONS AZ l21Sc,, cheap at 25c.
Ladies' Morocco BOO TEES at 81 and 81 IS,
sold every where at Sl.50.
BOOF SKIRTS from 25c. up,
And every thag usually kept IN DRY GOODS
store, at prices guaranteed to phase. Country
merchants would do well IN give call and ex-
anime orr stock. before purchasing elsewhere.
WERTHElMt In Il LOWtNBER
oc 25-lsa No. IS M ain street.
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as Dry Goods
AT AND BELOW COST,

AT AND BELOW COST,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
AT 229 BROAD STREET.
TH0S. D. QUARLES is anxious to close out his
stock of GOODS Immediately. and will, from this
day, offer great Inducements TO the trade IT, pur-
chase of BIN. His stock still consists of great
many desirable foods, particularly IN rich WIN
TER 81 KS, which he will sell gELoW COST.
All persons in want OF Goods at saving of Is to
so per cent, will md IL To their advantage to ex
ariIIe his stock before purchasing.
0c 22-6t THOS. d. q UARLES.
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OPERATIONS CT THE NEW ORLEANS MINT.
The deposits at the New Orleans mint during
last month were-of gold 81 ,931 silver, S75,-
4s6. The coinage included 1000 eagles and
III, 0UO dollars.
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POSITION OF THg GOVERNOR F South
CARoLIEA-Goy. Gist, of South Carolina,
having been nominated for the u. S. Senate
by a writer in the Charleston Mercury. writes
10 that paper that if Lincoln is elected he
would not serve as U. 5. Senator from South
Carolina, as he could not "properly represent
q State that submitted to Black Republican
rule"
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"a Canton 10 the Public.-Bv the deci.

E Caution TO the Publicity the deci-
s0ns rendered bv the Judses OF The Supreme
C6rrt of tire United States. 1t WI be seen that the
Sewing Machines MADE nv gro. b. SLOAT
co. tne NATlONAbStWING MACHINE COW
pANl, EMERY Il H0UGHTuN. AT W aTER
and the ether cheap Machines with which the
country is flooded. are direct and palpdbie IN.
frtngeaentS on A. 8. WILSON'S patents
The pr. prIetors of these patents have, go far,
refralned from prosecuting Innocent persons who
have BEEN deceived by infringing makers and
agents, and have preferred to prosecute to q final
hearing those GeceIvIn1 them.
This having been done, they are now determined
to protect their property and enforce their ria hts
settlers or HSeTS. 0c 24-itf
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- wheeler G Wilson's

SEWING MACHINE
was brought into the market ct later dtJ tnan
either of it's rivals VINO have attained AM noLO-
rjety and Lder less favorable clrcun stances yet
there have hSeA nearly twice many 80 as of any
other make IL has taken more premiums than
any other. II receives mere favorable notices
froUi the press than any other, and tae People
like it better than any other. 10 1laIns everF
late improvement of any merit, has guides and at
tachments of all kinds, makes a stitch appi cable
to all purposes, ana is warrsnted to ne d less re-
pairs than any other Machine in use.
~ IL CO rtalny will out last any Machine that
Saws. ami any person accustomed TO running light
machinery Mt hlEn speed Will say
Sales Room 221 Main stteet, Richmond John
CONS Hail, Norfolk.
oc 24-lW@ L. II. CRAlGE &, Ascent.
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LETTER LIST.

I iSTOFLETTERS-Rem IN The n CHI
- M0ND PoST-0FFICE, OH the 18th day OF
October, 1860.
rs Published by authority of Act Of Congress- IN
the newspaper having the largest circulation In the
District where printed
uA- Persons calling for letters In this List, viii
please say they are ADVERTISED.
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oIHII

OlAN.
Last n, sht, Got sjsh, al On O'Clock. al his resi-
dence, on Union Hill, Henrico county, Mr. GEO.
HOWARD, IN the lad year of his age.
His funeral will take place to- morrow SUNDAY
mornins az II O'Clock, from St. James Church =
The friends of the family are invited to attend.
Sunday, October 2ist, of consumption. Mr.. w NJ.
w. BEDFORD, in the 43i year of his age. lie
leaEes wife and five children 10 mourn their IT.
reparable loss.
Do you miss me at home, dearest wits,
At morning, at noon. at night!
My home s with the angels IN heaven,
My garments are shining and bright.
My spirit still hovers around thee,
At morning, at noon, at night;
Oh then, my dear ife, remember,
Your husband is an angel of light.
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q TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS Re
Cd wednesday nigh: last, plain G
ess11ak WATCH. with a plain GOLD CHAIN
aad d Daguerreotype of lady attached. If the
finder VIII leave 1t at the store of Sanl' Nj. Price
n Co, he will receive the above reward. and no
questions asked. &C e. tf
szsrras FRYE DOLLARS REWARD Will
ga be given Tor the return of roam, Dur
zEee-.ssss looking cow, which escaped from
my the afternoon of 22j INST.
K. BARTON HAXALL,
oc 25-ts Cor Grace and 9th SITS.
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A LFRED =. LEE,
FORWARDING AND
Ia A. y ID ~ .

ToN hnDlNU AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND DEALERIN
,AsIEh' SALT, LUMBER, COAL, &c.
infn naai.0n TO my Forwarding Businesa vo,ld
iInRrES uiends and the public that [ have =
rsctix on az AnD Opposite my varehouse. and d.
Ieoty on the line Of the York Rivsr Ra,inuusi
sna Jun Ri lsapd ksasfa Of Viz
Mr.. T. w. PEERS will attend To sa,sx ost
aer on my account aies Vi Luni-
Consis nments Of Lumber solicited. nm ~h;..
liberal advances will be made. SSh EEheh
A NTHKACITE COAL.-loo tons hest an
n THRACt TIE CRATE COAL, on eonsig5mep,
Tor sale low by AS LEE
CHxEsE-.G Goshen aud English Dairy. CAREFUL,
" selected, for sale by
JOHN N. GORDON l. SON
DUkE PORT VINES quarter casks re-
oeivIng and for sale by
T. &c b DAVENPORT,
w EsIEhN hahn AnoLLuhn A-~A agd-
80. D. DAVENPORT,
nplsgS1DaE Hyg':srwrarsKsy, > ;lfsT,
~ @fsslsh, roTTs, fxafxY < NJ"
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AaaNH iYrELLIGnNC "a.
ti.sA Vas., tAis dag Saturday. 2]s o'eI0e'.


ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown. Skinner, n. loTk, mdze
and passengers, Ludlam w atson.
Steamship Virginia, Kelly, Philadelphia, mdze,
and passengers, G. 7. CBTdoz).
Steamer Belvldere, Keene, Baltimore, mdza and
passengers, D. Il W. Currle.
S mr. VI hite Squat, Howard, Phlladeipha. coal,
8. Z. HAYES SoI.
f. W de Voss 4 Co. Couslkness 8 coo sacks salt
Edmond, Davenport Il Co; l.26e bars ron, TO h.
Wortham & Co; 086 bars and l253 bundles IRON,
20 r. II. Sknker n GO; 5 crate and hid, earth
envare, to order; 5 cafes merch tndlze, 10 damli-
I n X & Iaham; case do and II bales blankets, 10
Kent Paine r. Co; 5 casks and2 crates earthen-
ware to q. J. Sumner Co.
BALr1MoRE, Oct 25-Ceared, schr. Carrie, Pc
HALIFAX, Oct. E.-Cloa,ed, schr. Jno. Geddes'
Richmond
AXE Richmond. Arrived, schrs. DanvIlle. Rich
muna; jamestown, Petersburg; /. 4 l.. Parker,
York River.
PHILApELPnI., October 25.-ClaaTed sch-s. w.
Salisbury. Richmond; L. Lake, Norfolk.
N0RsOLK, Oct. c5-ArTlved, schr. Ann PlckeTell,
Richmond.
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HARRIED

On the 2afh int, NJ St. James Church, BY rev.
Mr. peterkin Mr.. +. l.. BALLAUtf: TO miss
this city. u
On Thursday evening. 18Th inst at Emanue'
Church. Henrico county. by the Key: MI; VII
FLETGH t,R, both of Henrico county.
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No. John ". Garlick, ..
Market Place, Franklin ST..
RfeGs sonstsPTiII hnPd TTse sngrN Ct
FLUID, KEROSENE on, PAINT BRUSHES:
HALR BRUSHES, Cl.QTH BRUSHES, to- LET
ARTICLES, PEhF UMERY, FANCY GOODS,
&c. sc,
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Eess--@,Sss CRANE RALLY OF THE DE-.
49, MOCRACY.-LAWRENCk s MtRYE
and THOS. T. CROPPE6, Esqrs., will address the
Democracy Of Church aad Union Hills: ~ Spring
hei1 Hall, on MONDAY evening; the 29th lnst.' at
0' ]. H. SANDS, Pres.
70 II WHJTr Sec 81 c27-2t'
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.
BOARDING.

DRIvATE BOaRDING.-The subscribe hav-
ing newly fitted up that beautiful and spacious
residence in sydney called WARSAW, is pre- pared
to accommodate BOARD Frs on reasonable
terms. single gentlemen PREPARED; Students en-
terng the Baptist College Will ind 1t admirably
suited 10 their comfort and convenience, 1t beng
only few squares distant. No pains will be
spared 10 make the stay of any one pleasant ard
agreeable. For terms, &C., apply on the premises,
to loo l9--tsI II. L. FARtSH.
DOARDtSG.-One or two D Els IRA BLE
- ROOMS vacant at the EDGEMUNT HOUSE,
between 9th and TIN streets oc Its
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apaCIAI NOTICES,


APowers'
NEW q L cry,
tl73 MAIN ST I'D oRs BELOW AMERICAN HoTELo
attracting conside able attention NJ time.
Hundreds OF strangers visiting the Eeir have
awaited themselves Of the excellent opportunity OF
procuring one or more of POW Frs world re-
nowned PEARL AN BRUTYPRR
FOWERS has been making Pictures Tor US Tor
u years. aud we know him to be the BEST.
&C T-at~
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District where printed.
.@- Persons calling for
please say they are ADvE
LkDfE
Amber Miss +
A!so1 miss Mamie
Allen miss B
Appersol miss 4 E2
Anderson miss 3
Atkins miss A g
AImistead mrs l. A
Arnsll mrs A L
Akron mrs B
Arnold mrs A +
Butler mrs J G.
Braxton m,gs M
Butt miss NJ II
Butler miss d
Burton miss LIS
Broaddus mrs r
Bridges miss " M
Bradley miss M
BranDan miss Kate
Bradley mrs VI g
30, d miss NJ w
Baughn mrs VI s
Dartholem "a fnrs W J
Bass mss A A
Benson miss C.
Blankinship miss 4 V
| Blunt mrs 3 Nj
| Booker mrs G
| CUNNINGHAM mrs III NJ
| Crouch mrs 3 I
| Cox mrs MARI A
| Coates mrs ID A
| Childrey mrs Jnn
| Christian mrs N NJ
| trummey m SIS Ca h
| Cullen mi s Fannie
| oppinger miss Angela
| Cox miss Frances
| Conne.l mss LIZZIE 0
| Chalk miss v X 2
| Christian miss kila b
| Chalkley III ss Maria l.
| Dnu1aVanr mrs LucV A
| Harder mrs Eliza Jane
Davis mrs Elizabeth A
| Davis miss Courtney L
/ Bean miss Lettie
! DlgyUns miss LOutIsll
/ Drew miss NJ airy A
| Everett mrs Louisa
! Eveland mrs Marg't
| Fuhank mrs + s 2
| Ftntbn mrs Cattle rlne
| Foster miss Ann ~
| FCurgurean miss NJ 4
, Ford miss Mar, F
| Ford mas Susan A
| Gaui Cath
| Couldin miss + z
| Godfrey miss N p
Gary mrs Ann
! Castor mrs d
Gree o mrs J +
| Gnthrie mrs J A
Grimes mrs VI NJ
Hia.ua miss H =
| II ton MISS J :
| Heath miss Y G
| Hslllist mss tdmonia
Henderson miss K 3
| Hill IN SIS NJ 2
| HOpk ms miss VI 5
AuBter NJ SIS Hettle
Hurns miss Cath
| Hicks mrs sarah 3
| Hancock mrs Eliza
| Hayes mrs & II
| HisgIn mrs
| HOckiday mrs 2 ?
! HOueheus mrs Z
| Housman mrs l. J p
| HudglLs mrs RGbt
| jones mrs Caroline
| Jones mrs Jane
| Jordon mrs MARTHA J
| Jones mrs Cath
| JENNINGS miss s A 0
Kelly mrs . K
Keetnn mrs l. ]
Keil ms NJ
Kerr mrs Nj 4
| Lacey mrs NJ c
| Lurs ey mrs A J
Luttman miss NJ A
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A NTlCfPAriuNs OF The Future

a a < TONS = Q q
"a "A volume with this title, published IN hand
some style by Mr.. J. w. RANDOLPH, has attracted
no small degree OF attention by the press IN our
and other Giles. however NAV dIner
from the views of the author, IN whose predictions
of an approaching dissolution of the eontederaey
many will NOT participate. there can be no denia
of the ability he displays, and the freedom from
excltement and pass ion which distinguish the e1-
preston of his views The style is unadorned. cor
rect and indicative of sincerity, and, as the Eng
hsh say, evidently means business The author
we understand, is the venerable EDMUND RUFFIN,
of Virgins" -DiSpatch.
PRICE. 81.
81 LAW, MEDICAL. TIL BIOLOGICAL. CLAS-
SICAL. SCHOOL anu MISCELLANEUUS BOOKS
can be bought at low prices at
kANDULPH'S Bookstore and Bindery,
Oc 20 81 l2I Main street
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lHVtlty vi nv VI s<Vns'S
the largest circulation in the
l.
for letters In this List, will
DvERTIsED.
,fEs' LIST.
Lovenstein miss J
Logan miss ID
Ioriman mis- o T t
Lindsey miss D.
LigGon m s. Nj F.
Lawson miss NJ II
Losfey Susan tcoTd)
Mathews mrs M
Meredith mrs T L
Morris mrs FL ID
Mass mrs l.
Moreland miss G
Mayo miss )
MAYS miss L. II
Murdoch miss 4 j
M,nn miss Eliza
McKlne. mrs X
Mechanism miss z
Nash mrs Harriet p
Nochrnan mrs Jacob
New miss MATHS A
Nash miss Lizzie
J O'Nea' miss X 0
O'Neal miss Cath 2
0NeIl miss Kate
V O'Dell mrs Mary +
Payne mrs Patsy
Parrish mrs NJ artha
VI Perrin mrs T. =
PerSInson mrs Mary A
Philips mrs GeorgIanna
Puryear mrs MoIlle
PerSer mrs Mary K
Pnindexter mrs Va
Page miss Caroline
Patterson miss Polly
"a Pstrie miss alice
Patterson MAS Louisa
o Points mlss a
Points miss Rennle
) Power miss Ros .lie
l. Rnwe miss MsfY :,
' A Richardson miss Ellen T
ne Russell mrs Georgia
A Rhode mrs susanna r
L Rowlett mrs Ann
Ross mrs Lucie
10 Reid mrs Catherine
SIN h mrs Suckr A
Smith mrs Sarah
Smylh mrs Eliza
Sinclair mrs G
e Sulney mrs 5
Steele mrs +,
Z Smith mrs 7
Sutton miss NJ \
Stacy mss Fannie
au d5rs miss r
Slmnns MISS I l.
Tayl r miss sallIe
Tucker mis-. NJ a o
T0mlIa MISS A
Tompktns MISC s A L
Til rniou III Mary
TempiemaT MIRA X A
Tay or mrs " J
Ire walia mrs James
TyTee mrs u 4
ia Turpln mrs VI s
Trimmer mrs l. K
Tilier mrs Mary
VangIte mrs + J
NAnable mrs NJ A
WonCsJn miss Bette NJ
Williams mss VI
Vino miss F
Williams miss +. L
W iison MISS A I
Wllso1 mi, S A +.
Wight MISS 4 f
Westbrook miss NJ Z
Weislger miss A
Washington miss jimmy
W ksr miss NJ A
J W alker miss J G
Wood mrs Msry NJ
Wors ham mrs Mary
Wilson mrs A
Williams mrs NJ E
White mrs 9
Westiey mrs l. J
Watkins mrs l. r
Watson mrsS d
Wallace mrs + J
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e., HON. HgRSCHEL v. 5OHS-
pa sch will address the people OF rich
mond TONIGHT. In oonseQ Uence of not beng
able to obtain the African Church, the speaking
wall take place st the ciuD House. ny the courtesy
# the officers OF the Be and Everett Club of the
CITY Of Richmond. Speaking will commence Al IA
O'Clock. Let meme fail tn hear this DISTINGUISHED
champion of ne Constitution, the CnIon. and tEo
NatInua! Democracy. -
oc 27-lt' w. STU RD1F AMI.
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CO.P TNERs HIP.-

or the purpose of carrying on, tot!a H'ta"
facttriteS, the business heretofore conducted
w. ID. BLAIR, aud they hope ny illserce sL4
promptness 20 merit a continuance ct the pal's,
age so long and so kindly extended 10 theIi sstt
mariner. &C i-ln
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- The First Regiment Hat.-This hean-
the subscriber for the o,ty FETAL trade. IT can
e2ly be had at BiNfoRb,s HAT sp0RE, e
Main street. The NATIONAL GUAkD HAT,
together with all the LATEST 81 LES, can be
F. BTNFORD,
N-lw Opposite Morris Bookstore.
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R- Important Notice.-An persons in
dehted to CkENSHAW q ChRLES n co, and
rH0S. Il. QUARLES & SONS by nole or open
account, must pay Ut once, as longer indulgence
Will not he given. THDS. d. q CAhLES,
Oc q 1T
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CRATES. FENDERS--FlNk SETS W
VI TONGS, SHOVE AND FUKERS hss
for sale large and elegant assortment Of 81 si, i
Of ETamelled CRATES, with FENDEES; sth.
nER PIEC ~ of every ST. ie; ha ndsnme and 81
sets of SH0VELSr TONES, POkERS. (gA5
SCUTTLES. CiNDER SHOVELS, BLONih
STANDS, handsome stands for Snovs.s aEd .l.-S
Brass and Iron FootAeu, Fire Brys : az y.
Jams. All kinds OF Church and Tavern Bells ~
Brick MCulds, all kInds Of Crates, FeGtoil' 49,
made to order al the lowest Northern prices
5 u. DEMON.
No. 225 Main street. between 3lR 4nj gAi.
Sc l2-3m NeA' '."s
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XNASTED-.ro solicit call from all persons IN
w want of TRUNKS, az the RICHMOND
TRUNK FACTORY, where | am extensively
manufacturing every sly e, from the common up
TO the most superior ron F. RAM Z. ALL
TRUNKS, &c. All sold at manu- facturers' prices,
at No. 81 Nam ST., in Saddle and Harness Store,
with VIM. SALMON
~. TRUNKS REPAIRED. ...
sc % m JAM ES KNOTS.
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& cay IMPORTANT To AsOW-Tml

' JOSEPH sTRArSE is selling. sstoni.a1.
Merino at oue shilling and higher; fine Mousun
De Lame at lSlac.. one shilling. &c Alpacas i'e
fast coOred CaiIco Sc. Stella Shsvls aud heaI
Double Shaws at all prtces / he greatest nf-
cams in Bed and Servants aHkeIs, Shetpi
Grey, SatInets, Casslmeres. Jeans, Ticking In
seys. Black and Colored Silks st half the was
Ladies Cloth Cloaks cheap; Flsnnels; hGtbnt
Yarn, eyEry color, a. 81 per pound; EXiegsoa
Skirts from 49,. up; 5000 Linen bosoms AZ iS<''
and higher. worth twice the money in's
every BODY in want of goods To call. without dc ~
at Joseph STRAISE'S No q MRin SIC
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H.Speciai Notice.

= MD II Z a y D n EkcS rs.
J. HANhY. successor to K. Duquesne, 207 Main
street, has Just recelvsd from Pans a choice rs.
sortment OF handsome NETS and HEAD
DRESS rs, in Chenille, silk, Velvet and Flowers
Also: COMBS, BRUSHES, PERI UMERT, auc
FANCY GOODS. Ce Z3-7t
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UNIyERsAL.sT CHURCH. Re
g. igious Services are held IN the lrlver-
snIist Church Mavo street.. near 6rosd EVERY
SUNDAY MORNING, at the usual hour of pu6ilc
worship. The Pews are free. The Sabbath Schooi
is held IN the sAhooi room Of the Church, at SO
O'Clock NJ. TIE friends of Liberal Christianity
are invited 80 send their child en-. &C TIT
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=S&S NOTsCE.-Sevsrai Ministers from a
So distance are expected 20 he at Friends
hour of meeupg. Citizens generally invited to
attend ocH-1t
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UNION FAIR.-On SATURDAY, at
So O'Clock A. NJ, the colored servants
Will be passed into the Fair Grounds, at Is cents
each. By order.
&C 26-2t c. DIMMOCK, Chief Marshal.
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go NOTICE.-Rev. DR. KIRKPATRICK,
70 Of Gharieston, $ CaIqIina,, vii preach
Or. Read's,) en- SABBATH MORNING. at II
O'Clock Oc 27-lt*
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"a BALE
II WI ne SVEN At C0RtNTHIAy Blt,
G.-sa MONDAY, Oct. 29lA, 1880
H. Fine " uSlC has been snSsget for IN.
caslUn. va '"s o.
nA- Tickets admitting gentleman ana To-,
dies. 81. X. b. SNlTT ''- Two D.
oc 2S-3.' WI HOLMES 0'N'ulHes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-27

cs VIRGINIA MECHANICS IN
80 STITUTE.-THlS EVENING. October
9th, DR. 6. ". BAGBY, alias MOI ADDUMS,
will exhibit specimen of Domestlc Nanufac.
lures, IN the shape of CORN FIELD PEAS"
grown on the plantation of his own brain.
Oc I7-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-27

. SENEVTN-FTFE DULLAKS HI
q WARD.-I Will pay SIS % for The y
- prehensIou of my RI o GIRL, PbG.h
LNSwno sbsconded about three weeks ago. Sas
-Ax.ls low thick set mulattn, with short curry
hair, and Is about sixteen years old. Her dfsa
cannot he described. as she has been ssen sewers
times in TINS city since she left, and had on III.
feTent dress each time. u. l.. CHM
kinhmond Oct %. 1890 oc S-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-27

GO RELIGIOUS MOTTO E.-Provi-
90 dence permitting. Elder l.. A. CUTL r
will rreach 10 SYCAMORE Gu L RICH. TO NOR
ROW. Lord's Day. at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
&C IT IT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-27

MyANTsD-Three or four hrst-rate BOOT
w MEN. To. good workmen constant EN- 10Y.
ment and the best wages viii be given. Cali 1T
oEce On JOHN T. P-GE, JR.,
on I9-ts IS Main street.
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NEW KiCH MOND The. !, =
RlOUs NIGHTS BILL
TWO GREAT PIECES.

sATURDa Y, October II, 1850
THE CHAMPION OF CASTLE,
AND
MOMENT0Us QUEsrroS
MR AND MISS REGIMES. nN Mnnn
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lSTANTED can give employment for the
w balance of the year to GOOD white MlN EMS.
Apply at Carbon Hlll Mines, in H5nnc4 co,
nc II u mo j " ERTH. Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-27

Time tries all things" and has
CHERRY is the remedy, par esrcsILencs. for the
the cure of Coughs, Colds. Group. Whoopng
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, Phthlslc, Sore Throat,
Influenza, and last, not least Consumption.
Sold by ADIE GRAY. PURCELL, LADD &
CO, ". PETERSON, P. DUVAL, and by all
other dealers in medicines. oc 25-2tW&S
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NcATTENTION, HENRICO MILITIA
NMnEMNr NM Noi Up DISTRICT, SD REGI-
l m, mil duty, and living that part Of Church
mo silils lying in the county of Henrco
&c &c poISDy nmoned to attend a com pany mus
~ Hsafa Oct. 9th, 1850, at IL o'clock,
This muster is Iecuired bv Ia,v rt -,
be enforced. W Jaw Inc hhes VIII
bs " oder % Of Capt, gLLup.
" - ot w q AMMONS lat Sa,r,t
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EE1ANTEp-IMMF DIATELY-'rwo first rate
w TIN and SHEET-IRON WORKMEN, APP
ply at The Stove Store Of GEO. STARRETf,
oc I6-ts Governor ST.
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rs Knowles WaIford. Agents for
LlF r AND FIRE INSURANCE,
HEARINGS FIRE and BURGLAR-PRCOF
SAFES.
MACHINE BETTING, Leather and Rubber,)
MeEeely's 'HGRCH and OF Der BELLS.
Dealers in CUTT0N and IN EN- FWINES,
&C 25-*t $50 Main street Richmond.