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Thu nnern nj The Theatre.

The CooPaR Opera Troupe commences an
engagement, or what they would call in New
Yori; "a season." at the Theatre tonight. The
troupe have Just concluded very success fol
engagement at the Philadelphia Academy OF
Music and from the opinions OF the musical
critics there, we are led to et pect performances
which will excel those OF any English opera
company ever in this city. Miss MfLNER,
the prirna donna, has a voice OF extraordtnary
purity and fiextoility, and is an admirable ae-
tress. She sings in grand opera ms well al In
comic, and her Norma is regarded as one of the
hest approximations on the lyric stage. Miss
ANNIR KRMrE, the contralto, Is well reniem-
bered here both for her excellent voice ana
personaI beauty. The bassc, Mr.. AYEsLEY
Cook, is highly spoken of in the Northern pa
pers. and the tenor Mr.. BRooKHousa Bow
Lga, is said TO have a delightful voice. The
chorus, which is quite as important as the
leading voices in contributing TO the success
Of su opera, is good one, and excellentiy dis
eiplined.
The fashionahles par excellence always turn
out TO the opera here, and from the lon dearth
Of musical entertainment is in this city, we
may look TO- nght for house filled with them,
and great many more besides. The mana
gers promise to have the moun1ings of the
pieces carefully attended to, and as we know
we have an excellent orc ira, we may safely
predict series of successes for the Engiis h
Opera Troupe during the next two weeks.
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The New Seusus

The sanguIne dispositions OF our progress
sive. are considerably disappointed by the re-
turns OF the new census. We are not so
/" darned almighty fast" as many OF us sup
posed. Almost every large city in the Union
except New York and St. Louis, have fewer
Inhabitants than the census was expected to
show. Vermont and New Hampshire do not
appear 10 be as progressive in population as
ia politics, there being good reason 10 believe
that each will lose member of the House Of
Representatives under the new apportion
ment Each lost one last time, and they are
no" down TO three each, having had six under
the census of 1920.
we have already noticed that California
which was expected 10 reach six bundr.a ,ho,,
sand people. proves, by the census. IN b.ro
only about hait million, though last years
emigration was very heavy. This is abon,
half the population OF the single city of Na,v
York. More than one of the new S tates onoh,
suil to be In their Territorial condition,
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The SeanaIitau Stampede.

A Paris correspondent OF New York jour-
nal observes that 1t is u little remarkable, but
not strange, that in the almost universal rot
ting Of the late supporters of the Neapoli-
tan throne-tamily relatives, nobIssse, cap
tains OF land and sea forces. lazzaroni and all
the few leading men who remained faithful to
the King are men whom his royal father VIC uld
have Imprisoned or exiled. In the last Coun-
ell held IL The Kings presence, it was General
CLLoA who proposed plan of vigorous mil
itary defence of Naples against GARIBALDI.-
In lSi5-'49, ULLoA calamity defended Venice,
whittier he Went from Bologna in spite OF
King FsDINAED's orders of recall The only
General that has seemed TO fight heartily for
the royal cause In the present revolution is
BosOo, to whose well-merited advances in
military grade were denied by FERDINAND on
account of his comparative liberalism
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DIED.

On Saturday Goth September, at IA O'Clock,
CHARLES BENSON, youngest child of VIM. b..
ard MARY A, Andrews aged year and II days.
His funeral will lake place from the residence Of
the Armory Bridge, thie monday evening. at 5
o'clocg. The friends and acqualntanoes of the
further notice.
On Sunday, the s0th September, GEORGE 10
StPH. eldest son of John and Sarah Dooley IN
the ed ear of his age
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
invited to attend his funeral at 10 o'clock TUESDAY
morning. from st. Peters Cathedral
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The James River Fstates.

Hh proposed, as the Prince of Wales is 10
fis't 'iiis clty that he be invited also to visit
some OF the large James River estates. with
tAeir mansions built of English bricks. and to
observe the practical labor about which ,b.rs
is 80 much ignorance and prejudice In a rsat
RHtsin
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~ MECHANICS HALL.
PETER PIPER PFPPER P0nGE.
PETER PIPER PEPPER PODIE.
PETER PIPER PEPPER PODGE.
PETER PIPER PEPPER PODG r.

RAMS REFS (2o9 Man street., between 9th
LUNDUN and NEW YORK Fashions. The
ease, accuracy and Ps1Jstt fitns aiws's secured
a share OF public patronage. SPECIAL attention rs
in gited To the follow ing articles: + III rs
Tor promenade; EVENING, DlNNhRi HON rd +,
LAS. BASQ UES, &c, &C /; all in q style OF artistic
ELEGANCE, III when Mrs. REFS claims Pre-eul
rnnca Oc l-2t
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Editorial Change.

MIR. EDGAR SNowDgN, the veteran editor Of
that time-honored journal, the Alexandria
bazssle, has associated with him in the man.
assment OF that paper his sons, EDGAR Snow
DEs' Jr, ana HAROLD SEowDRS, under the
firm Of EDeAs SsowDEs q Sons.
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U. S. TREAsURY.-The net amount In the
U. s. Treasury, on the 24th ult, subject 10
draft. was S4,i76, 76l, of which S3i,c5i was III
Richmond, as 2,S at Norfolk, and Sii,fOl at
Wilmington, n. @. A transfer of SS0,0U0 has
haen ordered 10 Norfolk
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IA b m e Insurance Company OF
Agent of the AIBEMARiIE yRhNCE COM
PhNY, continues to issue FIRE POLICIES, on
approved rlhks. on favorable terms,
This VIRGINIA HOME COMPANY, B,th am
pie. 7ceH invested assets. enpnbfs nnd T,n,ns 10
meet promptly all Just claims for Toss with stock
holders resident IN this city, and others IN the
state lending their means aad their patllotlo M
both city and State, BY contri butng to and fostar
ing their commerce. manufactures and asTlcu,,,,
ture, the last the grand basis of prosperity OF All
other business through the unde ned.
confidently asks, and as confidently expects. the
w th such onmpan to act for, aud with my own
large experience in the Insurance business, ny
which am enabled to understand and properly to
execute the business en- rusted to care, | re-
speotfully invite calls from those desiring to in
sure. THOMAS NJ. ALFhlEND,
ocI-ht 18th street.
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u Comparative statement Of Inspections

AJefferson Insurance Compa py,s fScotts-
VILE. WA Home Company. thoroughly
identified 10Th the success, prosperity and PRO
gyesS Of the Old D0r1int0 on Its President. d.
rectors. Officers and stockholders contributors in
a lar degree. to the advancement of the business
interests of the good old state and her metropolis
with ample capital well secured ready. willing (,
able, to meet every u.t claim. respectful through
the NJ dersgued. requests tn, patronage Of the cit
izens Of Richmond will take great pleasure IN
responding to any call made upon me. in a business
FIRE POLICIES,
MARINE POLICIES and
SLAVE LIFE POLICIES.
On approved risks on favorable terms. ! invite
nv friends and Others wishing INSURANCE, to
call and see me With y stHcere desire to conduct
My husness the fairest. best, most liberal terms
| both hope ard look for success.
oc l-5t TH0S. VI. ALFRlEND, 18th street.
~ Report If the Inspections at MoyOs
Ware house, for the year ending goth September
1S60-Warehouse opened 30th June, 1850
Total receipts Tor inspection to date. Ass hbds
Remaining IN warehouse for inspec-
Received 10 date III psgs. of loose to-
Received of Upands ................ 80 hhds.
Delivered out of warehouse to date. -. 2,lN -
Remaining in warehouse for inspec-
'''" sCOGsIN 4 HUTCHES0N,
Inspectors.
Office Mayo's Warehonse,(
10Th Sept, 1860. oc lit
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LARGE LAND SALB.--The Moss Neck ,,
farm, 2.207 acres, in Caroline county, Va, vas
sold on Tuesday last for SIS 900, TO r. Corbin,
J Gouldn and w. III. Dickinson. Farley
Vale," of ,567 acres, was sold for S35, OOO TO W.
Corbin. The negroes, numbering lI9, were
sold for slCs ,5Uo being chiefly purchased In
the neiChborhood.
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MARRIED,

On wedrs .day evening. the 18th ult., At the
Third preshyterian Church by the Rev. A. Mitch
eli. NJ rFAs. w CHANGER and Miss ELIZA
w. BRIGHT. both of this city.
Tbur.dax SAINT goth. by the Rev. Mr.. Courtney,
Mr. WIN. n. BROWN and Miss ROSA b. NEW
r / l., both of this city.
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WEALTH OF PErERssuKe.--The Official re.
turns ascertain the value Of the real estate IN
feiersbare, Va ~ 90 ,esi,ss7, and t,,e sxsr..
ssss wsai,A Of sit,sss,s1t.
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Z 50 CLUB EIOCs Sc.

= - UNION PRAYER MAETiN6.--
$>Sa Union Prayer Meeting OF all Geuomi-
nations will be held every. AFTERNOON this
week under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association. In the Lecture Room of the
FIRaT BAPTIST CHURCH, tkev Dr. Bur
ROWS from TO O'clock The citizens gene
RS y are invited TO attend, as well all strangers
visiting the city. Sc 2i-lm
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M ECHANICS HALL.
IVA FIRST NI6Hr OF
J. H. Il U ID WOR L HIS
limitations of
FORREST, BOOTH and 9. v. BROOKE.
FORREST, BOOTH and CIV. BROOKE.
CPECIAL NOTICE

SPECIAL NOTICE
- LOUIS J. B0SSIEUX,
Steam Candy Manufacturer, five story building,
Main street, SIX doors below Messrs. lsa1cs Il
IA lor, directly opposite the old established store
OF Iessfs hichardson g. Co, would be happy to
ccomMoaate has old customers and the public
generally Tho very liberal patronage bestowed
on him for the last litter years enables him, with
an enlarte estab ishment, TO offer Inducements 10
sMn1ishasers uneauaed this side OF Phlladelphia.
Wlth more room, more force, more stock, and q
settled dispostioq a do large who esa.e busi-s
nsks solicit cali from ths ees las public, ~ No.
W Main ttffet,
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"a Elegant Colored and

BLACK SILK ROBES-7 FL0UNCES.
A splendid assortment of the above RICH and
BEAUTIFUL GOODS in Plain and Chntz Bro
oade hgures, IN choice coors. They are offered at
@S and $50, which is greatly below their value.
arly application should be made. as the supply is
limited. Use 22-2wl WATKINS Il FICKLEN. T
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.nInt ,MrrI.Liet.NCl
PoKT Of RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER %.
HigA wa.e, ssts da. Monday 5ja a'slos3.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke Couch, New York, mdze'
and passer gers. Ludlam Il Watson, -.
Scar Ellen Goldsborough. TODD, Baltimore,
guano EDMOND, Davenport Co. 1,
schr Butterfly, Hubbard, Baltimore suaho' T.
B Btntlv ,,.:.
Sch North Carolina. Bunting, Batlmors'
guano, +. H. skInker y Co ,.
Schr. VIM. Severe, Brooks, Baltimore su"ho'
SAILED
Steamship Virginia. Kelley, Philadelphia moze'
and passengers c 7 Cardozo
Steamer BevdeIe. keene- Baltimore, Haze. anu
passengers, n. u w. CurrIe. =.
schT be Vandiver, Jones, Baltimore, light
Scbr. Roush and Ready, Moore down the river.
light. ,nDn
Bsrk Omega Morse, CSC hhds. tobacco, for
Venice by e. W. peV6ss Co.
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FIRST NIGHT OF TIE CELEBRATED
COOPER AMERICAN OPERA TROUPE,
Consisting Miss n ANNIE MINER
anu . ..'aff cy S sRs AaIrIs,rxs::, .,..
Mr.. H. G. 'GoopER.
MONDAY EVENING. October LIST,
Will be presented Verdi egrand Opera of
Ill TROVATORE.
n- NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. VI
M L ANICS' HALL.
TWO NIGHTS MORE.
TWO NIGHTS MORE.
MONDAY and TuFspAY.
MONDAY and TUESDAY.
OCTOBER lsr and 2D.
OCTOBER lsT and ID.
BOD"0Rr#R'oo;o b Gs'f MINISTRIES:
NJ ENTIRE. ga
"a ENTIRE ga
G c#ANGE S q PsoS FAMME:
FIRST FIRST E NIIsH#TT,
SSs $S% SsSW EEEzzSFff$$
s z zEb TIE FHE SsEAF f f$fSs s
Peter Piper Pepper Podge
Peter Piper Pepper Podge.
Peter Piper Pepper Podze.
Peter Piper Pepper Podge.
No. Ps N9 ! P Es T ] PeeR e. r. r .ds
ADMISSION rs CENTS.
Doors open at 7o'clock-Commencing at 8.
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Nf,SS MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VTR-
~ GINlA-SrScION OF 1861 81. The IN
LECTURE will be delivered in
the Chemical Hall, on MONDAY EVEN g Dc
tGb@r Isl, at O'Clock, by Professor JOYNES.
The Medical Profession and the public are re-
specttuliy inv ted to attend.
BY order of the Dean. Sc 29--2t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW HMOND THEATRE
GRAND OPERA SEASON.

| KUNKEI. T. M0xLEY .Lessess and Manager.
|. b. PHILL1 PS. ........ STAKE Manager.
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THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
J. AND NO HI N BUG PETERS JNFALLI-
BILE REMEDY FOR GOkOEPHBI AN0


BE REMEDY FOR GONORRHRA AND
ALL SECRET DTStASES.-Ths g reat AmerIcaz
remedy, containing no Mercurial or Balsamic
properties, eSceis every thing heretofore offered
the public IN lts curative, restorative and reno
waiting powers and the medical worid are as
tonlshed when told that the above remedy will
cure the above diseases, and COMPOUNDED when
they have ocular demonstrations of the facts -
But the proprietor, who has known of the rem
edy for twenty odd years, has known of a case
OF twenty years standing to he restored to per
feot health, and all other cases OF shorter dura-
ton to be restored, without single exception,
ard therefore challenges any case Of GonorrhRa
which the remedy will not cure. provided the
the part of the patient; and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in MA
Or her case, he guarantees a perfect cure; and in
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
free of charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents; and cure will De effected without ineon-
yenience TO the patient.
Sold by ApPERSON & DUPUY, No. col Broad
street, and y. A. STRECKER, Main street, Drug
gists: agents for the city Of Richmond.
/
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$500, -RICHMoNpAsp ps ~.

- -. P pstss 1FkkfII Z 1T An 81
COMM0DATl0N TRAINS.-0n and ailtf nv.
DAY, Oct. lat, an Express. Freight ard AeSsS nT
mod'tion Train will Leave Richmond dsll 80. I.,.
days excepted for Lyuchhdrg and ia'srmso,,sSs
POINTS. leaving Richmond 81 = NJ, ard atn,a,ss
IN Lynehbufg az 4. .. IN tine 10 cohHses. "a
the passenger train COINS west on the '4tsiS'
Tennessee Railroad. n AZ i'm.
Rstarning, leaves LynchburE at . ! w. m' ,ss
medlateiy on the arrival OF tue tIa.h H'N
sc 2s-ts g q TALcOTf, saps.
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~ NOTiCE.-Mv store will be closed to
<CAE day and to MORROW and reopen I'd next
Wednesday with a large stock Of ShOES, which
have bought az the great auction sales In New
YORK. IN lots and will be sold ~ great deal ess
81 cents per pair; ladies' SILK Elastic Congress-
Hee!ed CATERS at 81 so. really cheap at 81 50;
$50 Also, full stock of chidren's SHOES, at
good deal les. than they really worth Also,
a full stock of DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, EMBhUIDERlES. etc
NJ. FLEISHER, cor. 9th and Broad SITS.
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mA Sale of Boots, Shoes. Trunks, &c, This
DAY .-particular attention is requested to the
on Broad, between 81 and 4th streets. of their
extensive stock of BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS,
&C.. &c. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock. For
particulars, refer to the auction column.
&C lit T. B.COOK, Auct,
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- Female School.

- Female School.
2iTH STREET, CHURCH HILL.
The exercises OF this School will be comm need
THIS DAY, Monday October 1st., lin the house at
present ocIu pied b' the sGbscrI her, 2$' street.
between Broad and Marshall, and continued the re
for week or two, till the completion of the new
CO l-3t y. b. PRICE.
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m NOriCE-T0 MILLINEkS AND THE
ALADIES GENERALLY Those hav- <N
ing STRAW BONNETs or FLATS toS&N
bleach or color the most fashionable coors, *
HILLS, STRAW BLEACHER aud CuLoRER,
Broad ST., above Central Depot.
JOHN HILL, Richmond, Va
N. b.-No losses or disappoln tments lse 1-6ts
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LCET AND sTRAYED

: OSE.-Saturday morning, Sept 90 in the First
IL Market House. a small P0Rr-MONNAIE,
containing one five dollar Virginia note. and a
due bill, dated May 2lst, 1859 for one hundred and
twenty-oae dollars payable to John L. Bland.
The finder Will please leave il a. the Dispatch of
fee, or at the stable OF MI CHAS LEBER.
oo lit
| OsT.-Saturday night, Sept. 10th. somewhere
Bank of Scot and. Henry walker, banker, of uoi,-
termuchty, for one hund' ed and thirty pounds"
PAYMENT has been stopped the same. TIE
finder viii receive liberal reward by leaving the
same st this Office. Oc l-lt*
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SUP'TS OFFICE K. 4 7. z; HSV'
RICHNoNp, Sept. 25th. IS'', IN
|, VIRGINIA STALL
4 kRss-< zZIIx- - EAIR = VI fDlo'Y

'yHInSiNiA SrATE ANp
ia H. - CENTRAL FAIR. -hssantys
hAL SxE-Hs of the Va. State saar sl
Agricultural Societies vlsltins TIE aeosc n; tbs
be furnished by the sgent at the sisltpSn roudl
time of pu rchasinK Their tickets icr ssgoef-
on presentation of their Csrhhesssss 2,
StoeL or other articles designed for exhoinaosss
the above Fair, will be chsrged ta tiephas n rs.
but viii be returned FREE oF CaAnS
naming in possession of the san ownei a, less,
Persons wishing tc send stock must gtse Hnroeer
SIX DAYS notice TO the Depot Agent 50 'a''
cars may be provided, ..,. S0sd
from Saturday. aoth OSsober, % Sgn,r!TSaa sat
elusive Sc a5Etsl SAMUEL RUlh ~ ess
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Az~ FAVE DuLLAAs REV ARif.-
Sps@-xz4 Straysd or stolen. from my farm, Lau-
SSa rel Meadow, in Hanover county elk ht
<sha1. miles from chmond, Oh Friday. the
2Stn Sc ptember. a medium sized BAY
MULE, aoout Years Old. His front knees are
very cloae to2ether. Has been worked little
and has mark on the left side of his neck just
below the ear, caused bt being rubbed with yoke
reward of SIS will be paid for his recovery
ESQ K. HUNDLEY,
On Pale Green Meeting House Road.
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City Point. sept. 80. 1860.
ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown, skinner; , honmohd'
Sblp Alexandra, Liverpool. .
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York
SAILED,
Steamship jamestown. Skinner. New York.
Steamer Belvldere, Keere, kIchUond:
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, Richmond
IN PORT.
Bark Omega. loading for Venice.
ShIp alexander dIscharging inward oargo.
Ship Juliet Irurdy. discharging inward cargo.
Schr Rebecca. loading for New York.
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- Il Z. NOV Al

81 q. D. WOOTTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Has removed to 18th street, between Main and
Bank, a few steps from the American Hotel; and
Is ready to serve the people IN CRIMINAL and
CIVIL LAW. Practices IL all the Inferior and
Superlor Courts in the City OF Richmond and
County of HenrIco.
Prompt attention to Collecting, Writing Cove
nsnts, &c.
Has an Office for rent on corner of Main and
Governor SITS. loc l-4tf q. d. w.
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ca~ FALL AND WI,TFR AR.

rN~ Nt,TICE.-The Steamer Cur
Esef11tff-zEs&TISP PECK will after this day Mon-
1xsz<TSday. Sept. a. be withdrawn from
the line for several days, to undergo some slight
repairs. Due notice of the return will ne kivsn.
SO A-ts R.O. HASKiSS.
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go CHOPPER DusBAR,
LA Attorneys AT LAW
OFFICE No. 6 Law BUILDING,
Corner Of l2ih and Franklin SIS, hichmond, Va.
oc Inn
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"a Goods TO Order by Measure.

AG Goods to Order by Measure.
If you want Cashmere Suit, or even Coat, Pants
or Vest, go to II ULL'S, and he will make them to
order for you A FIT OR NO SALE, The lash
Ions are followed up closely, and ne Introduces all
OF the NOVELTIES. HIS prices are niCde rate =
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
IRVING HULL, Agent,
"a Main, corner l4th street,
seH-2w Next 10 Pairo's Exchange Office.
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MAIN STREET, NEXT
DOOR TO THE EXCHANGE BANK, AND OPP
las Saloon is constantly supplied with The choicest
French and Anne rlcan Candies, Fruits, Mats, no.,
which wall he sold by wholes sale or retail. Also,
mandatory of Double Refined Candies. Coun-
try merchants invited To examine the large
and we'll selected stock before purchasing else
where. ANDREW ANf0Nt.
Manufaeturerof double Refined Candlss,
and Dealer m Nu,s.
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EOk sALE--A small hot of suPEHs Is
ehsAs 10 close ssRssG Amsnt AAobVA = ~
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VIRGINIA nECHANgCS' w.
ssSA STIGUTE.-A regular monthly meeting
of the Institute will Le held IN the Hall THIS
EVENING, at ~ O'Clock. MemssLs are invited
TO attend. J. W. LEW ELLEN,
90 lit Secretary.
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good MII,LINERS.
O 0g-6t w l. WTGkNT

-SN mfLLiNERY--FAIL TRADE.-nfn
Sll.Yl desire to call attention to NV re M
~ moval from 242 Broad street, to 246. two SCES
doors west of my old stand, whore an pr repaired
OF all kinds, and will continue 10 keep through
out the season GOODS OF THE LATEST and
MOST DESIRABLE STYLES.
MRS. A. McCONNAL,
I'M az
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The schr, B B. Bean, from Richmond, Virginia,
bound 70 Rio de Janelro, on the 7th Glt., when IN
long. II deg. TO the North of the Gulf, with wind
at n. E, II commenced blowing heavy gaze. The
schooner broke her bowsprlt, split her sails and
sprung a leak the leak increasing, her captain
was induced to bear up for Bermuda Islands, where
he arrived Sept. 2oth: The Bean is now IN that
cargo be discharged. Her cargo consists of 2,l00
barrels -four.
Schr John Wilson, from Newbern, n c.. for
Norfolk. with slaves. went ashore about is miles
S. of Cape Henry. WrenkeTs were sent to her
si,lancs succeeded in getting her of and took her
to elizabeth City n. Q. Her cargo was taken out
and convened to NortOlk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-01
ADIES' DRFsS TRTNuINGS!

| AIDES DRESS TRIMMINGS!
- LADIES' DRESS TRiMM INGS
| an now IN receipt Of q peld1d assortment of
the very latest and most fashionable styles of
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
which will be kept complete during the whole sea-
son, rs M arrangements are sucn that every new
sty le will be GENT TO me at once.
Particular attention is called to my fresh i'm
ported stock of
BERLIN ZEPHYR WOODS,
IN all existing KINDS and colors, which | am able
to sell at the very lowest prices.
WORST ED JACKETS, TALMAS, HOODS, of
my own direct importation, and far superior in
quality and style 10 any of the Germantown goods
usually kept in other stores
STAMPING, EMBROIDERIRG, and KNIT
TING done on the shortest notice, and most ao-
commod4t ng terms. C. B0ETTCHER,
oc lin 10 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-01

M N = T. 7 = q OF STUt X HOLD
60 ERS.-Tho annual meeting of the Stock
hol~eTs Of the ROANOkE VALLEY RAILROAD
COM PANY, will be he'd in the town of Carks-
vile, on H L kSDAl the 18th of October. 1860 -
II is very desirable that there should be full at
tendance on that occasion.
oc i dtlsO l.. A. WILLIAMS, Clerk,