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The London Press on the Princes visit.

Some of the London journals, which had
received adyices of the Prince OF Wales arri-
val in the United States, are graciously pleas
ed to signify their approval on the whole of
American department on this trying occasion.
They express themselves in that charac teris-
tic style OF dignified condescension and pa
troniZing graciousness which arrested the adj
niraiion of Mr.. SAMUEL W ELLER in the fash
ionable footmeu at the mutton swarry," and
which, as that individual observed, is "werry
pooly to look at" There is some ill-nature in
some of their illusions, which, considering the
hospitable reception extended to the Prince
would be somewhat offensive, but that Va
charitably attribute it to their envy at the su-
perior degree of consideration shown by their
royal master to the American sovereigns over
his own plebeisn subjects. No British COM
moner ever presumed to shake hands with the
Prince of Wales, and even the gallant officers
OF his SO uadron at Portland were greeted with
a formal bow, whilst here the royal hand was
freely extended 10 II his brother monarchs,
an the most fraternal spirit. No British lady
can aspire 70 the honor of dance with
such a paS4uH, whilst here our American
QAssal Ao6Efincesses were recognized as all
enant 70 that proud social distinction
No English journalist can approach the
royal presence without fear and trembling,
while here more than one of The press enter
tanned and dined with H X II. in an agreeable
anfsocial manner. We can easily understand
therefore why some of the English newspa-
peIs are not so enraptured with the American
reception OF the representative of their gov
eminent as might be expected. We do not
hold the Prince nor any of his suite RESPONSE
bic for the discourtesy OF these journals, for
ali the royal party were delighted with the
visit, except the footmen and other servants.
who, like their brethren Of the London press,
considered this "a blarsted country The
London Times is good enough to congratulate
us on the opportunity We have enjoyed of see
ing the first gentleman of England and
certainly he is the first gentleman of that
Kingdom who ever made a flying trip through
the United States. With the exception of
III. TX. IL, the Duke of Newcastle Earl of
S.. GERMAN, General BRUCE and other
noble gentlemen OF the suite, most of the
transient visitors from England 10 America
have been snobs of the first water, vulgar
pretenders, who have given our couutrymen
of English character. We are happy that
the Prince OF Wales and the high. bred gam
tlemen in his train have enabled us to correct
this impression, and we are sure they have
left the kindest feelings towards themselves.
personally, throughout the United States
Prince ALBERT EDWARD, the London Jour-
nails may be assured. is a universal fayorite
here, and it is ply that many of his edito-
rial subjects are not worthy, In character and
manners, of such Prince
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Handsome Dividends.

AS VIII be seen by an advertisement in an
olher column, the Board of Directors OF the
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Comma
ny have declared dividend of TIN PER CENT.
out OF the profits Of the last six mon tbs. paw
able TO the stockholders on the 18th inst, thu.
showing that TWENTY PER CENT. have been
"eeiafed Tor the past twelve mon tbs. With
such dividends, tits not to be wondered thar
'Ae STOCK commands high figure at all times,
a"a 'ha' very little, any, OF it is 10 be found
:" 'ne market. We think the dividends speak
ior Tue management la the highest terms ~
commentator. VI
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MAupTUu

Tam. h, the Rev. c. C. Mahue, Mr.; HoBEkT
r. MILLER, Of the former place. and Miss 81 n
ELlNDA q. BRuMFIELD, formerly Oh MICH
mone Va. .
On Tuesday. the 3oth nit, at the Monumental
Church b, Rev. Geo. Woodbridge, ID. Rev.
WIN IL MILLS. OF Dorchester. Mass, and Miss
MAMIE Il. ALVEY, of this city.
AT st. Andrews Church, Philadelphia. by Rev
Dr. Stevens, Mr.. HENRY M0NCURE and NJ iss
JULIA TRENT WARWICK, both of Virginia.
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DIED

In Manchester, at the residence of her son, en-
"Wednesday, the 3lst nit, after severe and pro-
tracted illness, Mrs. REBECCA A. BURNETT,
consort of r., J Burnett. dec d.
The funeral will take place from Trinity Metho-
dlstJ Church this Friday afternoon. at o'clk.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
invited to attend.
On the Slst nit, at the Parsonage in Charles City
County, ANDERSON, infant son OF Ro. Anderson
and Susan c. w ade. aged months and ~ days.
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Aithmonh Qispatrt.
THE WEEkLY DISPA1CH.

The WEEKLY DISPATCH issued this morn
ins. is fail OF interesting matter. Among the
contents are the conclusion of the thrilling
story, "The Horror In the Honse"-I.ists q
Premiums Awarded at the Agricultural Far
and at the Virginia Mechanics lnstit"te-in-
tere.,ing Description of the Battle OF Voiturno'
together with Correspondence, News Matter,
a variety of interesting Editorials, and the
usual Commercial Review.
PRICE 2 cents at the counter, or cents when
nm, mn in wrappers for mailing. In Lynch
burg. Va, t; can be had at the Dispatch Agency
and Periodical Depot, No. SIS Main ST."
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M BILL HEAD. BILL HEADS 1.-The largest
and most compet assortment Of RULED PA :
Blue, WhItes Buff, canary, Pink. and PurpIe~j1st
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9th
raper and a. cheap as they can be procured any
~hefe Call and see specimens and prices. ftsl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-02

"a JoHNsoN's NEW ILLUSTRATED FAMILY At
LAS, containing finely engraved and neatly colored
Maps of every DIVISION of the Globe with full de-
seriptons of each country. and numerous illus
tratoas, Is now being exhibited 10 thus city by
agent, Mr.. l.. W FAIRCHILD. The work is pub
lshed by JOHNSON BROWNING at their Printing
Rooms, on 10th street, and sold only by canvass
eIs, at one price.
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ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown, Skinner, N. YORK, Wdze.
and passengers, Ludiam W atson.
SAILED,
Schr. Clarmount, Johnson, DOWN the RIVER, tignt.
Sohr Courier, Woolford, down the river, light.
Schr b. F. Reeves, Harmon, down the river,
! ght. -. ,;L.
Schr Cornelius, Brindly, down the rlver, ilght
Schr. Vasti Sharp, Haley, down the river' iight'
City Point, Oct. 81, 1850.
ARRIVED,
Steamer George Peabody, Prltchard, Richmond.
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish, Richmond.
Steamship City OF Richmond, Mitchell, Rich
mond. cr,cD
Steamer George Peabody, PTltcIlaId Baltimore
Steamship City OF Richmond, Mitchell, Phlla-
dephla.
Bark Petrea, Sturges, Liverpool.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Cleared, schr. Florida,
Norfolk. q s..o-
Frede rlcksburg, Va.
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"a TOM, the little blind Negro Boy Pianist,
whose entertainments in this city have been
crowded lightly at the African Church, will give
another ente rtainment THIS EVENING, at o'clock;
siso, one on shTuRDAY evening, at O'Clock, for
ladies and children. Those who desire to see this
great Pianist and remarkable musical oh snome
non, should not let the present OPPORTUNITY pass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-02

PATENTS were issued last week to Lewis
Evans, OF Morgantown, Va, for improved
mask Tor casting packing around cannon balls,
and q. a MeEyoy, Of Richmond, Va, for
improved sabre bayonet fastening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-02

TAKING THE VkIL-Fifty Ave yonro Hail..
took the white veil on the LIST nIt At iaaies
yent OF the Sisters OF Notre Dame, MilwanIana
Wisconsin, and eighteen the black veil an ,s
Sub, IL The same es u blishment VIC
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:, A WE call attention to the sale of KENTUCKY
MULES, az auction, on fATURDAY, the Sd inst, Mt
johnson blankinship's Stable. Those wanting
COED Mules, would do well To be present.
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Coop PRIcEs.-rhe Madison lind. ] Courie
snjs thAs 3tiDt4 hoga have EeeD purchased by
Hadisoa atkefs, she present season, at So so
~ Ss,7s per hnnafsd WsiskG
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OFFICE VA. F. AND MARINE ms, CO.

orFlCE VA. F. AND MARINE ms. CO.,
RICHMOND, I'd Nov. 1850.
DtoDEkD NoSICE.-Ths Board of Direc-
demo 81 .sn tals Company have declared q dlvi-
ar PSF cent. out of the profits Of the last
zeal pysoie 10 the Stockholders, or their
DE tran. fsr ~, on or after the 18th inst.
aos~asissh "iLLiAI Willis, gs., ss - ~ "
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M Auction Notice. ask attention to my
sale of Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes, &C., THIS
no2~It X. CAUTHoRN, Auct
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SPECIAL roTICHs

HAHull has had great success In taking
measures and orders Call IN and look at his sam
pies for SUITS. Always on hand large stock OF
NISHiNG GOODS.
IRVING HULL. Agent.
no2 av "a Main street.
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n Lumber Card.-Eugene harrington
having purchased the stock of LUMBER OF the
late Edward E. Dudler will continue the business
at the old ward, corner Franklin and 18Th streets,
where he Will Re happy to serve me od custom TOM
on hand-WHITE P I N f. YELLOW Fl r I,
EhooRING WAiNUTTlfI GHERh R6h Ash trn MAT
SHINGLES. &c. EUGENE CARRINGTON.
no I--dlm Corner Franklin and 18th SITS.
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ma Bakers Premium BiiterS.
Oct 7

f.. BAKER, Esq
Dear Sir-My wife has been suffering with Dys-
pepsla and Nervous Affection for several years,
during which time she was as Ill as possible tn be
aiive all hopes of life, by her phy sician, well
by her relatives and friends, were blasted. Final
", she commenced, in small quantities, the use of
BAKERS PREM UNI BITTERS, WHICH, in the
stored her to perfect health. | am equally graft
fed to state that my child. about eight years old,
was long suffering with the OiarrhPa, attended
daily by an able physician, without giving any
lief; but the use of one bottle of these INESTI-
MAPLE BITrEkS restored him entirely to
health aud vgor. IL is my firm opinion, substan-
tlated by that Of my family ply sclan's, that Bh-
KER'S PREMIUM BlrTERS is the best medl-
cine now before the public for the above men
tloned diseases.
Yours, most truly, ?. w. J. QUARLEs.
These Bltters can be had of all the Druggists in
this city, and at every respectable Drug Store in
the State. Orders filed promptly by addressing
L. BAKER, Proprietor,
oe 30-ts Richmond, Va.
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HxsScSs CALLED DEETING.--A called
So meeting Of the JET FERSON WARD
BELL and EVERETT CLUB will he held AT Mr..
Coptons office, corner of W all and Franklin sts.
this FRIDAY evening, at Y. O'Clock. But
fe " days will Intervene before day OF election,
and it Is very important that every man who IN
tends 20 support the Bell and Everett ticket should
be present on this occasion. The various sub
appointed several weeks since, are
requested to har d then reports this evening.
By order of the acting President.
no 2-lt JN0. NJ. FRANCISCO, Sec'y.
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~ Premium Beef,-Roberts0n d. Grill

~ Premium Beef.-Robertson d Grills
sold to MARk A. TyNDALL, of the Second Market,
Ave Cattle. owned and fattenrd by Francis Bell,
Of Paask COUNTY These Cats a SyeSssd
NUNS MT the State Agricultural Fair, recently
held near this city. These Cattle were the only
premium bullooks sold in this market. nol-3t'
M Winter STYLE Ladies' Dress Hats
Mas g. G. ALLEN will exhibit at her Show
Rooms, on FRIDAY next, the 2d November, an
mol St.
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q Z A n d 4 4 l. L

vi 0Ii the IOGCSS. at TIE
CLUB HOUSE,
When addresses Will be made by many Of our most
I. DANIEL, MARMADUKE JOHNSON, a.
lUDSON CRANE, RIO. RlDGWAI, .. p. BALD
-. The Ladies are invited to attend, of course
no 2-3t w. NJ. ELLIOTT, Pres't.
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POLITICAL NOTICES
NATIO NAL ID Il Moo X A L / &
- TICKET FOR 1850.
FOR PRESIDENT,
STEPHEN 4. DOUGLAS, OF ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE-PREsIDENT,
HERSCHEL V. JOHNSON, OF GEORGIA.
b. Election on Tuesday, 9th November. =
no TT
gsS THE CLUB HOUSE

49, THE CLUB HOUSE
Ga WILL BF OPEN
ALI. DAY MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5TH 1860.
All who are willing to work for the election of
our gallant and patriotic standard bearers, BELL
and EVERETT, and who desire the preservation
of our glorious Union, requested call at the
CLUB HOUSE between the hours of 10 o clock a.
NJ aud Z. M, on MONDAY next, and enroll
their names amongst those who have determined
to devote tie whole of the next day to the service
of their country
The Committees Of the several Wards will be in
session during the whole of Monday. Let ali true
Union men, cd and young, report themselves Tor
duty.
Union Badges and Election Tickets will be ready
for distribution.
At MUTT, commencing at Ia o'clock, there
q u A N Ii /. L.
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~ The First Regiment Hat-This beau
tiful style HAT has been gotten up expressly by
the subscriber for the city retail trade. II can
only he had at BINFORD,S HAT SIoBE. 81
NJ ain street. The NATIONAL GUARD HAT,
together with ali the LATEST STYLES, can be
had also st This establishment. -
F. BINF0RD,
&C CIV Opposite Morris Bookstore.
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X >~sS GRAND RALLY OF THE DE
Rs~SA MOCRACY.-JAS. LYONS, Esq. will
address the DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION of
Church and Union Hills, at SPRlNG lei d
HALL, on SATURDAY EVENING next, st III
slant, at O'Clock. The citizens generally are IN
vlted to attend. J. II. SANDS, Pres't
Is. +. COOKE. lOo,
ROBERT h. WHITLoCK, @oo O. no2-2t+
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A MOTHER lNvOitE of those i,sa 81
n Cloeks, at IS. less feoslysa anu ~ Gal
early il yea waai e s:ss,sn .hS Sls;sisss ,ssa.s
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mAR,Nn INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER l.

Aga Fa,., tai, day tFriaayl Ga o'clock.
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Rs THERE WILL BE A MEETING
49, 81 the EXECUTIVE and VIGILANCE
COMMITTEES OF the NATIONAL DOUGLAS
DEMOCRACY, at SCHAD'S HAIL, on FRI
DAY, I'd November, at III O'Clock. 1t Is desirable
that every member should be present. Come one,
come all. w. X. STURDIVANT,
no 2-lt* President.
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nRESS GUOU>.-~We have tins day opohsv
~ full aud hne assortment Of Dsess oools, ~
sisting OF splendid Silks of all qualities ana ps.ys
Uelaines, all wool; Valentiss. &c, We sre.
theIeipre, ensbled &C offer such inducements wa
canine fail Co give entire satisfaction lhe 20
tlcuiaI attention of the ladies' and papite 80 49,
yited to our unusual large stock of Dress u'y ne
witch are too Numerous 10 mention; SasS -
bargain emporium of AlFkEn MocsS,
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IS WARD.-I will pay SIS 90 for the APP
-EHs prehension of my ECHO GlRL, PEGGY,
,GIOwno shsconded about three weeks ago. She
-E1-4a low thick set mulatto, 18th short curly
hair, and is about sixteen years old. Her dress
cannot he described. she has heen seen sc Veral
times in this city since she left, and had on dit
ferent dress each time r. l.. CHINN.
Richmond, Oct. p, 1850 DC 2j-ts
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~ John W. Garlick,
APUTHECAkf AND DRuGGIST,
Market Place, Franklin ST.,
Keeps constantly on hnnd large rsGppiy q q
Fluid. KEK0SiNE on. FAINT BRUSHES.
BAR BRUSHES, CLOTH BRUSHES, TOILET
ARTICLES, PERFUMERI, FANCY GOODS,
&C., &c.
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~xSS JEFFERSON WARD BRICK
49, 1NRIDGE AND Ian "a called meet
ing Of the, VIGILANCE COMMrFl kE for this
Ward will be held at l.. ANTELoTTI's, near the
Central Depot, SATURDAY EVENING, at half
past O'Clock. Full attendance is requested
no 2-2t 9. b. HILL, Cam.
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CHAS. A. 6WAIhI''-
SERYANTS, CI.NTHING-NE

SERVANTS CLOTHiNG--sEhs 49,
~ CLOTHlNG.--Dur assortment oil eena
Ing OF all tho usual varieties heavy q a,
glnia made Fulled Cloth heays a 10. 40 y" In
Sheep's Greys, kerseys Casstneis. &c aagys,tsis.
Flannels, Stockings, &o, ne. All OF salen -,
offer Tor sale rs low as goods of the same S"sN'
can 10 had Ia Richmond ,upNray
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49, BkBCktNRiDGE AND LANE
B>SA JbFFkRSON WARD.-There viii be a
on this F RIDAYj evening, at "a O'Clock, Mt AN
1ELOTTl'S HALL, near the Central Depoi.-
Business of Importance will be brought before the
meeting. I. WM. PEMBERTON,
no q ltF Secretary.
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RUNAWAYS.

- LEFT THE CITY QUARTER. on
Cd Marshall street, near the jail. on Thu sday
"A last, q Negro Boy named BEVERLY who
"a was hired of Mr. Fl. B Holmes, Of FREEZER
- cksburg. / know of no reason for his an
senrI0s himself He had r sore on the forehnger
of his ri hit hand, and was stay about the pre-
misses hen he my stsrIuusly IsappeaTed
The usual reward will BE- paid on returning him
70 me. or being secured so that | can get hun
again X n. HIGGINS,
,,c 81 ena2. Ovarseer of the CITY Hands.
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Die HA DsO A. CO

H DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN,
And keep for sale IN quantities TO suit purohaSs-s
at their
WARE ROOMS, no. % MAIN STREET
RIG II NJ O N d, VA,
ALL KINDS OF
& A h Z II i i y q s,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
RUGS, MATS,
CURTAIN GOODS,
WINDOW SHADES
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The CITY OF RICH-
I-1SA MOND being about to introduce
steam I'll Fifs ! EnsI9esN; ! have EI p Z
EE1I1NFS Which Will he sad on reasonable
terms. Apply to the Principal Engineer.
oc pts LEW IS l.. BARNES.
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CpIrNDlD BARGAINS. AND NO MIS-

- TAKE CHAs. A. hWATkIN, sth ary -
streets, nearly opposite the Spotswood hete
x26 oGo at and under cost Tor cash oHly' LsSS' :,
and gentlemen from tue country Will do VS..
give US q call, as such a chance is rare oes,tS
IN fine ard useful Dry Goods. Lad es p.ess oqv M
bIsIlas Ms,,nns en I'M ga,ds. Racbss
also. large lot PlaId French Nerihos 81 b2Ss Gu
oxaetlf nA IL the rexuiar
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DLACk ALPACAs~ ONLY A NiNEIhN,xsss
ID 500 yards Black Alpsoa 20 hs ran Oh " aia'si
pence New is the change iaf eAesp 49,
Al Afain sk, Maliert's Uld Stale,
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CtND LARGE SUPPLY

NEGRO AND BED BLANKETS,
ENGLISH PRINTS
WHITE GOODs
ENGLISH AND WELSH FLANNEfH.kc
In all oil which We feel sure We can olsf area, ~
ducements 10 the trade
We invite the attention of
WHOLESALE AND Retail. BUYERS
To oer present stock, with the confident sssry,,,,
that they will find 1t larger and more attrsc,'e '
than 1t has ever been IN any former season
BREEDEN h Fox
oc l2-20tjID 2I7 RroaA So.
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SUPPLIES OF
cto.vs DRESS 6OoDy
We are Offering great Inducements m
CARpETS AND RUGS
SWORDS i THAW, ms broad,
oc 30-lw Betweep a. 4 ' ad 81,
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CRAND OPENING LARGE VII Z
CECnan SurPLY-RICa ANn EEAUr.

SEtCND SUPPLN-RlCH AND BEAU ~
~ Full G0uDS.-We are opening, by steamrh
Printed Paris Mernos; Rich Printed Eeloars o'
Paris; Plain VslouTs and SolfsTinas; Rich hA+A
and Colored Silks; Velvet and Goth Cios.s'
new patterns and very beautiful stFlas; ChIdfea'
and Misses Cloaks. Our stook oi heavy voices
for Servants, comprises 4 and tVrginlAFa N
Cloths and Jeans; = q. Ssttns's; heavy f.s...
and Striped iinseys; Blankets FlaHnsis and hc'
Blankets Carpet Department Extra inEit..
Carpets extra Three-ply Carpets RIch fehs'
and Brussels Carpets; Rugs, Floor Cloths, NA''
&c. Purchasers are invited 10 examine.
CHRISTIAN f,ATARnp. SO VAN ST.
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T AIDES, DRESS TRINN,,GS,

in all existing kinds and colOrs which ar AL,
to sell at the very lowest prices.
W0RSTED JACKETS, ThLMAS, HOODS n
my own direct importation. and far superier +,
quality and sty ie to any OF the Germantown gna.,
usually kept ia other stores
STAMPING, EMBHOlDERING, and KNIT
TING done on the shortest notice, and moat A.
commGd stlng terms. c. B0ETrCHER
Oc lin us BROAD sfraa,
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LOST AND STRAYED

LOST AND STRAYED
I OST-On 25th street. between Broad and Main
l. SITS, q COLLECTING BOOK, with INV name
on the back of II, and containing a few tickets.
The finder will please leave 1t at this office.
no2-lt. A. EASTON.
JREwARD For the recovery Of
AwN[ black and white POINTER DOG,
-" Canto,n straved from the stables on
10th street, about the 18th ult. Said dog was long
bod ed, stontly bui Ii, and had two dew claws on
each hind leg. Any one bringing him To the office
of the AMERICAN HOTEL, will receive the
above reward. no 2-bt'
LOsT-STRAYED OR STOLEN
LIZ From the residence of Jos L9nsinGht q.
SETTER PUPPY, months old, with yellow ears,
and several yellow spots on his body. lie com
readily to the name of CARLOW" A liberal re-
ward will be paid for his delivery ~ my residence,
on 18th street, between Grace and Broad SITS or
left at this office. .-
no l--3t" JOS. LONGINOTTJ, JR.
T OsT-A GOLD LOCKET, in the shape Of
- book, with the likeness of a little girl on one
side AMI some hair on the other, for VIII ,ch the
finder will be reasonably rewarded upon leaving
the same at this Cfflce. &C 3l-3t
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PIANU md ia BID GOV EHS, 6c, 10
ther will have made 10 order,
CARPETS. OH. CLOTHS.
WINDOW CURTAINS and SHADES
We have open ed q splendid lct of CARPETES4
of our own importation, ana are now prepared "a
exhibit the latest sty les every grade.
Cur assortment of CURTAIN GOODS VIII
Trimmings, sc, is unsUT passed and cur stoe1 /.
complete Of WINDOW SHADES, FLOOR OIL
CLOTH, sc.
BUYERS are invited 70 examine our goods, which
will be sold on accommpdatIn terms
sc l7-2mt RlCHARnSuN , co. 95 Maln &
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AMUsEMHNTs.

GREAT ATTRACTION FOR THE BENEFIT OF
MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS,
THIS (FRfDAY1 EVENING. November n,
On which Occasion she will appear in conjunction
with her father, -
MIR. PETER RICHINGS,
in the great American POLITICAL COMEDY Of
TREMEs.
Mrs. Crosby. ....-.-. Miss CAROLiNK REGIMES.
Mark Mayberry MIR. PETER RfcHIsGs
In the course of the Comedy, Miss RICHiNGs
will sing the song of
HOME and La MANOLA.
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IMPORTANT TO k>ow-ll

JOSEPH STRAUSE is selling. astoni.h.ls
low, Dry foods, shoes aud CaFpstfnx Al colS g
MeIlno at one shilling aud higher hae Mo1s.h'
De Lame at 1850, Que sbllltag, sc AlPaeas IN
fast. ooiored Calico 90 Stella Shaws and hsAN
Double ShRwls nj al prices The greatest 10.
RaIns in Bed aud Servants B'aakeis. Sh1'E'
Grey, Safinsts, Cassimetes. Jeans, Il2Aihs' ~
ssys. Black and Coured Silks ~ hall ne Es.u..
Ladies Cloth Cioaks cheap; fianael., hRi1NrS
Yarn, every color, 81 per ppund' th,eLs.
Skirts from 49, up; pD Linen b"sohs y -
and higher worth twice the money latS
everybody in want of goods to call, without w.
AZ IOSEpH SrHAIlSE'S, No. ~ WIN ~
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,,~asE vsS.-.,. NOTICE.-TRAINS FOR
- - THE OR AND ENCAMr-
Grounds, commencing on THURSDAY next, Sth
INST. viii he run constantly throaE hout the days
to suit the convenience of persons desiring 10
FARE-TEN CENTS EACH WAY.
SAM'L RUTH, Supt. Tra3s
Office r., F. i P. r. r. CO., Richmond, Nov. /.