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SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
CO. MP 4 " 7,
ALEXANDRIA,, VIRGINIA.
nnpfTa1 nVER 3hn nnl DOLLARS,

CAPITAL OVER $50, 900 DOLLARS,
AND CONSTANTLY IN c Il h 4 ING.
The Charter of this Company offers more iavora-
bic advantages to the farmer and others, than any
Company chartered in the State, by insuring
with or without premium note. II the applicant
prefer, he can pay the full amount of the premium
in cash, or by eficcting Il cash insurance for two
wears the insured saves eighth ot the amount
he would otherwise have to pay; or hy becoming
member and giving IL small premium note, the in
.urcd saves nearly one-half oF the amount charged
by Stock Companies when insuring from year to
wear This is the advantage resulting from the
combination OF the -
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This COMPANY commenced isSuing Policies
against loss or damage by fire, on the Eth day OF
March, 1851, since which time seven thousand
seven hundred persons nave insured and become
member: Of the Company, aud over seventy thou-
sand dollars have been paid for losses. Having
increased our business during the past year, we feel
grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
the Company thus far, and for lis hatterlnS pros
pccts of future usefulness. The Directors nope
and believe that, by prudence caution, and Il rlgla
system Of economy, they will establish for this
COMPANY Il reputation for chcapncSS and safety
not surpassed by any Company in the t. States.
All differences in settlement Of losses, may be
determined BY three disntcrcstcG arbtrators OF tho
County where such loss happened, to be mutually
chosen By the insured and the Colapany.
DIRECTORS:
II. ". Thomas, James I. Close,
T. B. Robertson, Thomas l. Hlil,
DR.. +. II. Stahlor, L. III. Carter,
Chris ophcr Ncalc, Nm. wright,
7. y. Lipsco;ib, X. +. Lester,
Sjlas Birlow Ben. +. Nallc,
" Il. Turner, George f. French,
4. K. Blakcy. Wm. c. Knight.
OFFICERS:
II W. Thomas. Prcs't. Thomas T. Hill, Trcer.
T. L. Robertson.V Y. .Pres't Wm Wright, Secretary.
JAS. I. CLOSE, Actuary x General Agent.
my 7-c&dly -----------------------
FruE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
! ALEXANDRIA, continues to insure against
Fire generally, in Town and Country as heretofore,
on tho most reasonable terms
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
ANTHONY P COVER, President
William Gregory, Edward 5. Hough,
Robert Jamicscn, james 7. smith,
Thomas Il. Keith, Robert Il. loietS
William H. Fowlc, Thomas McCorinick,
Jchn Il. Brent, JOHN " 'therS.
John +. Daiagcrfeld,
RIP Office hours from > TO !, and from y to q
o'clock. C. W. WATTLES, Secretary.
Office Oh King street, near ST. ASaph.
nov lG--dly
rEHE POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY
J OF ALEXANDRIA offers reliable insurance
for such FIRE and MARINE RISKS rs they
may receive at their oaice, No. II FAInFAx
STREET. Also, as Savings Bank, receives
MONEY on DEPOSITE allowing interest, and
investing the same ,.greeably with their Charter.
Beard OF Directors;
D. BOYD SMITH, PRESIDENT.
K. S. ASlLy, WA. y. McNelgh,
Cassus +. Lee, y BouSh,
Benjamin Barton, Lewis Nthen2ie,
oHv lo-tf T. Il. POWELL, Sec'y.
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To and from Winchester, S3.25; Bcrryviic, So
Leesburg, 81 80 intermediate points i'll proper
tion ". BLYTHE,
my l7-dtf General Superlntenoeh''
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II EEP COOL ,-Jast received some more Of
N those celebrated Double and Single Dr..
Kane REFRIGERATORS, the bes; in use. Also,
common Chest REFRIGERATORS.
II. |. GREGORY, us and l2O, King street.
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NOTICE no CITY TAX PAYERS.

NUIICI- 10 OII I IZ13A Z z 241I0'
VOU ARE hereby notified that you can save
i per cent. by paying your personal bills in
whole, or part, prior to the 18th Of this month.
Bills ready for delivery on Wednesday, the Goth.
Office in Market House Buildings. Office hours
o 4. NJ, to 5, p. NJ. WESLEY AVERY,
Collector of lst and 18th Wards.
JOHN A. FIELD,
;e S-dtL Collector Of 2nd and 3rd Wards.
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FOR RENT.

r=. FOR RENT.-Thc DWELLING. No. 90,
LII Washington street. in City Block. Also, the
STORE. on King street, near the Wharf, now oc-
cupie,i by Nir II. L. Monroe Possession of both
tcacmcuts given on the iirst of May, 1850. Apply
10 fan .G--Itff II. 0. CLATGHTON.
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The vexed question of taxation for railroad
purposes, is in fair way to receive the
judgment of the highest tribunal in the coun-
try. On Thursday the clerk of the U. S. Su-
preme Court at Pittsburg, certified to the Su-
preme Court at Washington, the case of Au-
gustus Seibert VS.. the city of Allegheny
This is one of large number of cases in
which suits were brought and judgment re-
covered upon bonds issued by the city to the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
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IUST RECEIVED some tinc genuine
= MEERSCHAUM PIPE BOWLS, and
REEDS or CHERRY STEMS,
to suit Also very lne T L B ES or SEC A
SMOKERS--the very kind the ladies have been
asking after to make presents to their male friends
And on hand fine stock OF MAN RED
TOBACCO, SEGARS, SNUFF, &c.
c. p. SHAW, \. +. corner Of
2-tf King and Fairfax Sts.
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" SPRINGS, Alexandria County. on THURS
DAY, June 18th, 1S60.-The Young Men Of WASH
ington, Georgetown, Alexandris, and the surroun-
ding counties in Virginia and Maryland, will hold
Il Grand Tournament at Columbia Springs, on the
18th inst for charitable object Gentlemen no.
ted for their skill in equestrian exercises have
been selected as knights: speakers of distin-
guished ability have consented to deliver address
ses, and arrangements are being made for the ac-
commodation of five thousand ladies, as sPecta-
tors The exercises will be concluded by grand
Ball, presided over by the Queen of Love and
Beauty, the crown for whom is now on exhibition
at the Fancy Store of r. c. Stevens, 1856 Penn
sylvania avenue, Washington.
Further particulars in future advertisement.
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CHEEP SIiEARS.-I have recently purchased
- at auction lot of English Shears, first rate
article, which l viii sell at less than Importation
cost, to close them out. Early application mast
be made is the lot is not very large.
myI JOHN I. CREIGHTON.
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HALLoTYPEs. HALLOTYpEs!.

NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS.
a IL PERSONS HAVING DOGS are hereby
N notified to apply to the Auditor for Licenses,
ON or before the lcth instant. The law, rs au-
thorized by late act of Assembly, will be strictly
enforced against all who fail to comply with the
above requirements.
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r5NuE PATENT ICE PITCHER, in britannia
1 and Silver Plated MasserS, Forrcy's, and
Johnson's Patent Cream Frcczers, common Free
zcrs, Wire Dish Covers, Fly Brushes, Bathing
Tubs, Infants Baths, Foot Tubs. Toilet Sets, for
sale by lje = JOHN OGDEN.
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VIRGINIA MADE MILITARY hAlS.--i
' am now manufacturing the Virginia ReGul"-
ton Hat for officers and prvates in superior style.
| am also prepared TO furnish any kind Of Militia
~ Hats or Caps. EpauetS. Swords, Sa>hes, Belts,
Pulnes. Shoulder Straps, &C., and respectfully ask
an examination Of my stock.
my IA W. B. RICHARDS. JR.
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MARRIED.
MARRIED,
y sv MSS.eNsS a. ysSfsfcK 2 PEskfN and M!ss
PASTORfi iEATON, ali Of Hsnroo county.
Did.

DIUD.
On wsdnesdsy, lc.h init nfteE lor6 f epd Ps nn
&: sSs 81 and Rosa B. FIsnfn
ased years months and 10 DAYS
OUR LITTLE CLARA
Like the fairest rose Of summer,
Clara hioomed and Glars died.
Oh how lone the world without her;
For she WAS our Joy and pride.
Yes. we loved her loved her desrly,
nd could never SCARCE CONTROL
The bris waves of pure affection
Which of over M would roll.
What is home, my angel Clara.
To a stricken heart Ike ours.
wAas u saTsn With Al i. o1.
Clara yes, my gentle Clara,
Dwells among the angels now;
One more harp 10 heard in heaven
Two more hearts are wrecked below.
The frienes and acsusintancss of the family,
and the children attached to the Sunday School OF
Sydney Chapel, are respectfully invited to attend
her funeral from Sydney Chapel, this afte'noo al
O'Clock
m. Petersburg, Va, and Brooklyn, N. Y, papers
will please copy.
On the 10th inst, ELIZABETH JANE. daug hter
of Joshua and Sarah J McCook, AGED 10 months.
The friends and acquaintancss Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral this
evening, at o'clock. from the residence oil w m.
Bozs. Esq, on 18th street.
On the 9th inst, at half past 5 o'clk, BRIDGET,
Her funeral viii take place this afternoon at
half past O'Clock, from the residence OF her hus-
band, on Main. between 22d and Esd streen. Inc
quested to attend without further notice.
In Petersburg, on the 18th inst. after llnger-
ing illness Of many months. LAURA ISABELLA,
infant daughter Of Robert F and Alice N graves xi
in the I'd year of her age. Let her parents hnd
consolation in the words Of Jesus:
al take these little lambs. said He,
And lay them on my breast,
Protection they shall Ind In me,
m m heQt u.
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MaZZiuf,

An admirer of MAzzIsI, who corresponds
for the Liverpool Albion, says that he is man
Of very ancient aspect, and on the whole not
unlike the popular conception of the Wan.
dering Jew. His countenanee has always
been exceedingly unique, but he has wasted Of
late into spectral tenuity and cadaverousness
The correspondent is of opinion, however.
that MAzzINI will perhaps fatten snow that
the good time he has been longing for, and has
labored with the zeal of martyr to bring
about, is so fast coming and this just while
the noodles are telling the doodles it is farther
off than ever, and the doodles are nodding to
the noodles in Affirmation Of the intelligence.
MAZzINI has sown the wind and.will reap the
whirlwind, which is alone what he wants to
reap" In this want he is very likely to be
gratified, though in different sense from that
Of this Red correspondent. II there is any
thing more disgusting even than despotism to a
constitutional republican it is the wild, disor-
ganixing, demoralizing. destructive doctrines Of
such political pirates As MAzzINI, and his CO.
laborer in the United States, CARL SHURz, who
has lately pronounced the Declaration of In.
dependence wooden nutmeg cheat, and who
speaks of the Creator of the world as that
deal gentleman beyond the stars"
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sasirbuuuh 4ispatrt.
>,,,,i fss;I MORNING. :. oCr'R II iass
n. L.,e e,eyern.r willard.

The Late OOVeIMOI w HluEas
The death OF the late Gov. WILLARD, Of In
sorrow from many quarters "unneed 10 the
melting mood" Il Is not alone that n man OF
brilliant promise has been cut down in the
morning OF his career, but that that morning
opening 90 brightly and beautifully, was SO
suddenly overcast not by one 81 those Aprn
showers which are inevitable even to the fair-
est spring- time. but by sad and somore mum
der cloud, turning morning into night, ana
giving augury Of day OF storla. IL the
crushing affection and notification which SO
suddenly came upon that generous spirit had
been in any degree the penalty of his own er-
rors or evil doing, he might even then have
exclaimed in bitterness Of split" My pun
ish,nent il greater than l can bear" But h's
ssirts, from youth TO manhood, Were c'eai VI
ali stain Of that fanaticism and crime WINCH
brought his misguided connexion TO the scar
fold al Charlestown. He belonged to tha' cias'
OF noble Northern gentlemen, more numerous
than the South is aware OF VINO occupy eo"
serya;ise, patriotic and Christian groono on
those subjects which have so long asita'so 'he
peace Of the country, and whose morai courage
and sense of justice have been tested oy or
deals which can never be applied in South
eru tatltuGe. At pct Schah Va wv
WILLARD added new strength TO the hold
which his brilliant talents gave him upon the
feelings of his friends. No doubt much Of the
inspiration OF Mr.. vooRHEEs' magnificent
speech in defence of Cook, proceeded from the
profound sentiments Of love and respect which
Gov wiLLARp's generous and noble nature
had awakened in his heart The glowing tri-
butte paid by the orator 10 his friend was In NO
degree oyerstrained, for he was one Of the mos
generous and genial Of mankind. As warm
true and loyal heart as ever beat. was
crushed-as, alas how many lofty and un.
selfish nature has been-by the unworthiness
and the disgrace Of those. whom, with all theiI
faults, it is compelled by the impulses Of ma
ture to pity, and even 10 love. The memory
of this gifted son OF Indiana aid this true gen
sleman will long be cherished by his friends
aud there are many hearts in Virginia which
have learned to respect his sorrows.and to rev.
erence the taIm dignity with which, bowling to
the majesty OF the laws, and hiding in his own
heart an unutterable anguish, he has gone down
10 that grave where the weary are at rest.
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out the continent. The Emperor Of the
rrench hsaring OF shism meeting Of The soss-
reigns, hurries back TO Paris from Algeria
II is too late In the century TO reinstate the
Holy Alliance, we think. but even the know.
ledge that such project il in contemplation,
ought TO have upon 0ARrBALDr an effect
which 1t seems to have failed Of producing.
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ESTs. ATTEN TION, BELL AND
- ERE T MEN OF Won Z
WARD.-All citizens of this Ward favorable to
the e lection of BELL and EVERETT will meet
at SAUNDERS' HALL. on FRIDAY EVENING,
at IA O'Clock.
Let there be a grand turnout of the Union men
business of the greatest Importance will be
brought before the meeting.
BY order of D. J. SAUNDERS, Pres't.
oc Il-2t
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NIxON'S ROYAL AMPHITHEA-
~ TRE.-Persons wishing to avoid the
crowd at the doors. Gan obtain tickets to NIXON'S
ROYAL AMPHlTHEATRE during the day at the
following places. VIZ:
III TAYLOR'S Music Store, lsS Main st.; A.
MOhkIS' Bookstore, 81 Nam street; and at the
ofhees OF the St. Charles Hotel and Powhatan
House. oc ll-lt
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NEW BOOKS, MUSIC, &c.
pOOKs AND STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
Booksellers and statloners.
Jas Main street, Richmond, Va,
Have always on hand, and for sale on the most
ADVANTAGEOUS terms. an extensive assortment OIL
BOOKS of every variety and description, and IN
every department of Literature. Science and the
MlsCELLANEOUs, SCHOOL. MEDICAL AND
LAW BOOKS
:, The, stock Of Books for Common and nigh
the popular Educational Works used In this sec
fqB Di sne PRaTER BOOKS, PSALMS AND
HYMNS,
of every kind, size, and style, with other Devo-
tional and Religious Works for all denominations
NEW PUBLICATIONS
received by the earliest convey ances from all
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE LIBRARIES
supplied at the shortest notice, and on the most
CAP, LETTER, d AMP !, PLAIN "a IN AND FANCY
of every description and quality, and large as
School, MERCANTILE. AND FANCY STA
embracing almost every article usually found in
an extensive Bookstore. and including great va
ret, of elegant sfnsEf Ar MusIc,
'''' '"'s uhpCCC0UNT BOOKS,
very large assortment. comprising almost every
variety-soWe low priced, and some of superior
All the above are offered at wholesale or retail
on az reason able terms as the same goods can De
purchased at any other establishment IN the
Parents. Teachers. and Traders from the ooun-
try, will find it to their interest to examine the
stock and prices.
N. B.-Urders promptly attended to.
&C ll-It WEST Il JOHNSTON.
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IA. BILL HEADS! BILL HEADs!.-The largest
and most complete assortment of RULED Pa
Blue, White, Buff, Canary, Pink, and PnrpeWisst
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9TH
ers IN want can rely on getting q good article of
where. eau and see specimens and prices. Ital
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Fellow CitiZens-
TRY ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN.
TQV RONK,q m q A Al 4 b A NJ
A Special Notice. N
1860. OCTOBER. 1850

ma Special Notice. va
OCTOBER $50.
SAMUEL M. PRICE CO.,
RETAILERS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Invite the attention of their friends and the pub
lie to their complete assortment, Just received, OF
RICH DRESS GOODS.
Elegant SILKS, In newest STYLES, colored and
black.
Real Irish and French POPLINS.
Velour UTTOMANS and VALENTIAS, in every
variety-Plaid. Broeade ana Figured
Medium DR. ESS GOODS IN great variety.
MOURNING GOODS, superior stock;
FRENCH ard SCOTCH EMBROIDERIES.
REAL LACE, in sets, COLLARS and HAND
KERCHtEFS-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
FAMILY LINENS and HOUSEKEEPING
FLANNELS-the best assortment we have ever
PLANTATION G0ODs-HOME MANUFAC-
TURE-M Manchester, Va; Virginia Penitentlary;
Fredericksburg and Lexington Pulled Cloths a
full stock of Llnseys. Kerseys and Jeans.
BLANKETS. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and
VESTINGS. of direct importation. oc2-ts
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NOTICE.-The members of TH1Rn
49, COMP ANY, 10th Regiment, were called
out t by order of the Colonel on. WEDNESDAY,
EVENiNG. at 4 O'Clock. 4 number amour ting TO
about thirty assem- bed, and after remaining on the
ground one hour and AaU no Officer. appeared,
statement is to saw, that the working men who
were there think that the public ought to know
that there are officers IN their service VIII act so
work and then try To- make fools Of them
oc ll-lts A NUMBER OF MEMBERS
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BALTIMORE, Oct. o.-Cl'd, sohrs. Butterfly, Pc
tersbars; North Carolina, do o. n TolIey. Rob
mond; Ellen Goidsborough, do; Jno. h. Travers
do !; steamer Geo. Peabody, DO.
BosroN, Oct s-Arr'd, Echrs. Lion, Richmond
Josiah Acorn. do; Chief, Norfolk.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-Crd, schr. Banquet,
Norfolk.
Richmond.
CALLAo. Sept H.-Srd. ship T. A. Perkins
Hampton Roads. In port l4sh. ships west Wind
TALANAHuANo, Aug. rs Put In leaking, ship
Jno Cotte, from Caliao Aug. 4th, for Hampton
Roads
NORFOLK, Oct. s.-Arr'd, steamer Empire, with
bsrses from Richmond; schr. Ed. Everett, Pc
tersburg.
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THE BELL AND EVERETT
eNA VIGILANCE COMMITTEE of Church
and Union Hills will meet on T H YRS DA Y
EVEHINGs October nth; at the residence of II.
that every member of the Committee should at
tend, as business of great Importance will be laid
before them Let our motto be. 1.-THE Constitu-
ton, the Union, and the enforce ment of the laws
Bell and Everett will protect the one and enforce
the other. By order of your Chairman.
oc ll-lt*
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NJ 4 w Is 90 d
THE GLACIERS OF Ri %fPi BENZ : mar:
of the origin and phenomena of Glaciers,
and an exposition of physical principles to
which they are related BY John Tyndal, F.
A KUN TaEoUGH EUROPE. By E. C. Bene-
rH 81 ffeSSsEHgoh5R} OF psyyER!E o.. THE
THE f[n s hpsy sy sSurfG f. OR, THE SOUTH
ERNER AT HOME. Embracing five years,
residence of a Noi thern Governe.s in the land
Of ths sugar and the cotton. Edited os ffol.
AN ipzfshc IN SMsRIcAN MErHoDIsM rs
MAcATLAY's LATER ESSAYS AND POEMS.
LEc e HtPif; ON THE PHYSICAL FORCES
Sl ssH AN RsfAef1LLi & 's RICHMOND, IN
ent. Being reminlscencss and and last We words Of
an old citizen By Samuel Mordecai. I'd edi-
MIR. 1 GHRIGssBY's DISCOURSE ON THE LIFE
AND CHARACTER OF GOV. TAZEWELL.
new supply. " cents. oc lit
.eyx n = " MUsIC--At
xwERH soL RIa: Song by the au-
FLOW, BUGLE. Blow Song, by Dempster 500.
f fR s MdFS S0v is fRR * sq'T sons 49, by the
rA sqsARI & Ma Ata P,s
IN IN L = vi HAMR, NY wv WILLIE Song, 5,
I'VE ka BEEN NJ DREAMING. Song, by wssmor.
cor By THE HILL Song, by Baboock. Csc.
sSEf 81! soBtf Boom SasouH6 U.s. Song,
HONE That LEFT LONG AGO. Song, by
PRINCE ROYAL POLKA BRILLANTE. By
TOMMY Polka. By Grobe. 4oo;
THRUSH POLKA. By EIkmeir. Csc. Toe lI-lt
NEW MUSIC:
PRINCE IMPERIAL QUADRlLLEs By
GARLAND sCMOTTlsCH. By Holland. Price
MOUNTAIN DELL POLKA. By Stein Price
INVITATION, tsacred.) By J. E, Muller
PENiiiTfEEcC.E, tsacredJ By J. E. Muller
TIL MORNING is BREAKING; Song By A.
LET IS f FRIENDS III Song. By j. E Muller.
COB BLESS 81 YOU; Song. By j. E. Muller Price
TAKE BACK THE FOND vows THOU HAST
PRINCE SsekEH ekAF Sf' a AZ for the
GIL%oRE HOUSE scHorTIscH; for the Gul-
pR6sMESsAa'b6fEs e GRAND MARCH; for the Guitar.
pEABotD II sscHorrlscH; for the Guitar. Price
LADIES RECEPTION GRAND MARCH; for
the Gu tar; Proc z5o.
o ei Hs MUSIC Is iJ J. we Wsco66bbHoUsE CO.
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~ eUARD-SAkApE at the = = Old D Fan. II
E o'clock p NJ, IN full uniform, and arms
in oTdsl for inspection.
F. W. cf GaS Il mSfRsi Iss1E ,.s ssrst
"A CHESTERFIELD rs 5SS RRFAASS22oSs'{
Attend .m sss e d your scaPaPy's >.
DAY next. A. hali.nast ten oeinck' nh at
tendance is desired, as business of importance
0s 90 Si io4s VOW WI Hr'fBR ANDER. Jr os
IA HENRlCO LIGHT DRAGONS.
Meet at the Westham House, in citizens
z& THURspAY. the 18th instant. at ii
o cIoc. A. TO elect an officer ami Transact other
ocs-4t . ~ j. THURMAN.
n COMPANY K. isr RECT VA: voLs.,i
Richmond, Oct nth, 1862 :, ;, s,
DAY. evening. At Military Hall, at O'Clock.
oo is 0r0sI 81 Moa aRAs sEstMiEs9 Is. s.rs
Y ARMoRy M s1sTsos,l SCS S9aUIAslssD'{
rhi. Command ' s, ss.s HGs e. az sG alI
T,AhRY HALL on IauRs p. EVENING,
adopting By Laws that Affect every member. Ser
seants VIII Motif, their sauaes to attend.
oo ,o s'a'f OF the JOHN i aoDoSanb
n. GRAYS, ATTENTiON.-Atsend regu-
lar Company drill at Military Hall, at o'clock.
ana Mnas snss order
- for inspection.
,o, 81 order e. s g. sE EssasHr ia. s...
lBATratioN. ssh RE ash revH va niElTiA Is.
III attend muster Of yoar COMPANY on ia RS
1850 on Corner 81 ssh snd Canal .sassss
at which time the officers Of said company viii
Tho bounds of this Company are A. follows Com
mencing ~ the southeast corner OF 9Th and Cary
street. thence west slds Of 10Th street to James
RIVER, thence up James River to CORPORATION line,
s Ms sand ps 70 the eide Of The
the south side Of said Canal 20 its Intersection
with street. and thence With the north side of a
This mu,ter is required 6y law. ~. -
90 s y order Of Col T M l. k ToDb. Aaj
IrAILoEN sls ssss e s2MF1 1isS n PM
&: s,s a n s. Ioss
= r. NJ, IN front Of Duvsi street Church. q whicn
he 81 any .:
mencink at the north vest corner q % and puvai
thence Ssg sas Il y %
thence With ~ssisrn I'D: oi the begin
ffhhis muster i. REQUIRED By lsy:
90 0-As WIN. II TODD, Adpt.
ATTENTiON, Atm COMPANY. Cd NAT.
1TALION. lSrH RECT VA. Attend
mustes OF your Company, on SATURDAY
1.-The Leixh street African Chnrchs q which time
the ofkcsfs Of said Company will b. eiectod.
oommsnoinS a the colnef Of Broad and Adams
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