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Consignees.

BOSTON Per ship Sylvanus Blanchard Gre
sap 4 Mcmillan Flint & Jones-E Carver Eco
Tirrell BateszM Keppler- Neagle 4 Carpenter
ID Kelham Holmes & Ciauss-G Tosjean h Bene-
tean-S hunway 4 Hews-C Boye-Dudley 4 Mel
son-B Turpin-order.
NEW Y0RK=-Per shyp vigant Geo a Fosdick
&co-Garroll, Hoy NcoLCutrer, Harrison &co== j
~ Albert &co-Jno Adams &co-J Casbergne-
W Armstrong ID r Carroll &eo--M d Cooper &eo
N 9 Behan- % Buddecke &co--J B Cobb SEQ
p II Brinton &co-- Coleman, Britton & Withers-
] Burbridge &co-G R Garradine Aco- Bredow
d Wusth0f Buckner. Stanton q Newman oeh-
ran 4 Hall-Bull Ellis &eo- Beebe &co- j b Col
lie eco -Ducles &co--C orson q Armstrong Don.
ovan y Neutz-- Anderson 4 Blessing -F Bauer--W
Dayis-C Boye S de Wiser &co-R H Bowles--
Bulge Dawson Fairbanks &co--Booth Il
co-lint & Jones-P Il Brulatonr- Eaton Betterton
&ce-Byrne, Vance &co- Hills, Ferguson &eo--
Jas w Fee Braud q Landry -Bomburg Il Soa@-T
Fischer Blache & beaumont Frost &eo--W II
Burruss &co-H Goldman Genella & Son--E
Conery-A Glenn &co-- Goldenbow Il Lesparre-
Green q Crump-M Greenwood t;iffen, Smedas &
Grief, Byrnes &co--A ID Grief &co-- u Hart
&co-G nnnison, Chapman &co-- Henderson, Terry
&c0--E Hofman-order.
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Leaves q q M 3 :. j, y int

~ - Bayou, CeiisnatH, Eanp,e, and Fcbrs Alss.
sndFia NoFman's Barhihs and all Intermediate
Andiags Rcd risef-Ihp elegant ysfv IteAst-
a,ah ana iast rupg passenger paekes Rolsert
Watson John Smoker. master. John Hall leave
A. above For freight asage having superior aecenoa
yIRGISIUs 6. ftENTzETa
Atixa<ts sfr,4
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY,, 8th inst. at5pM
REGULAR RED RIVER PACK

s. ea1aPle, GRIND Eeore, s. Maurice Collie ALEX.
sndrta and all intermediate landings Red rfYer
The slen and fasttnnnng passenger " M
Campbell s. u. cahheIl MASTER will shove PR
freight or passage apply an board.
4 ~ ~ I.s.1slilssis.ssssg -. :.
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Galvanized sheet Iron

Galvanized sheet Iron.
Landing from Philadelphia
100 bundles Nos. Is % p q, q IS Wire Gauge best
Galvanized Iron. For sale BY
JOHN D. BEIN & SON,
50 and o. csuip street.
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LOUISVILLE steamer Jno Raine-2Ie balls
twine 70 Haggerty Rros 1862 bbls -four $50 bbis
pork Martin, Cobb &eo--50 bbls whisky l41 pkgz
tobacco n Jones' 1Sa do castings Antin 4 Good
wyn-5 bbls eggs 8 do kraut 10 Eechner- "a bbls
whisky Lloyd y Ffiersonl2 pkgs mdse Hender-
s0n, Terry kco -I9 do Gntrer. Harrison Aco- ~ do
Wood Mjiteeberger &co--=56 do r W Adams &co--
40 Maaee d Kneass Ii do HiIiiard, Summers d
cos-11 DO g e BHdaerke &co=-l do Bell Buchanan
&eo--I do NfIler--112 do Grean--7 do r Geddes
~ bales cotton 70 Tariston, Whiting 3 Tuliis 10
head cattle to erder-92 do 10 orders hhds CABS
basc II bbls suniries ] " Langdon25 half bbls
I beef 7s Kegs pigs feet s II Kennedy &co420 bbls
whisky oglesby & Macaniay-1 bhis eggs to Z
Apofe 6ce--9 scka apples bhis apples do beans
pnls laro Kegs lard TO II D Kent &co--789 bbls
| pork Hewitt. Norton &oo--l bbls molassas Roche
q Eselapc ns-aiid sundries to Total s7 bales
ALEXANDRIA Per steamer Lecompte az
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RED RIy Err

Leaves WEDNESDAY,, Jan q al + r. NJ
FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT AND
- Hs Jul way landings Red River, Vary I}gif
sdfnngiu seamer Era No. y, Jclta Kosins
master, viii leave above, giving clear bIis Il
niips through. For freight passsEr Amply ri
ia2 - = s,isst;aj,, ass \ -
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MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY

MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY.
Leaves onsy EDNEslAY. 4si inst. 3 Il. A ears.z - n
FOR SELMA. MONTGOMERY
and Wstumnha and al inteflnedlais and.nss on
CarOnt1eIef, George Biakeshy master, built
expressly the ne will leave the lake snd of the Jefferson
Casroon Railroad Shippers and rely
upon this boat going direct through For freight
y. L. HARRIS, n Matches street,
or to JOHN II. HYDE 4 co.
Ss SO Gfatier street.
s. The CaEondele. nov receiving freight depot
Tyoli Circle. la3
Leaves on WEDNESDAY,. Alb inst. s2l r. VI cars.
FOR SELMA AND MIONTEsODI-
~ mr. cry, Wesnnpka and al landings on Aahana rivs
directThe superior packet steamer Judge
- Porter, Ed shields master, will leave The
Of tins Jefferson and Carroen Railroads above
FIRGTNIEs G. DENTZEI,
JAZZ Advertising agent.
a The steamer Judge Porter receiving freight at the
Depot. Tiyal Circle -
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY 4th inst, al p IT.
FOR CAMDEN. BEACH HILLS
Leaves every TUESDAY, af5P. III.
REGIfLAR 0UACE4ITAm TIIES-
Iesvss every sATganAg sssP VI g9s,ysly W.,

~ - Trenton Regular Weekly Parkct--F0r Trenton
Monroe Pine Bluffs Castor Landing colu9ba
Harronburg, Trinity and all intermediate land
ngs Onachia and Black rverThe magnificent passenger
steamer r.. w. McRae, J. w. Tabu, master, will leave
above pnnctnaliy For freight massage apply hoard
ia Afyersng AGENT
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lsasss R 4. MsEssi n s si 4, sn y

leaves ssss 81 s Il IL. t I, M, u g
~ MO- Benton, Petersburg, Shreveport Gf4ns Bstseu.
sjnnp,e. Grand Esec and hs III,
EperDT Igt-drnlt steamer Arfsa ~. j. III
Bennett master, viii leave above Fer lfeigl or passage
YIRGINIUs q. DENTzET
jas Advertising eert
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tsasfi FOR aHu saRr:y N nv, 4. W. ]

g. - Bayou. canpie, Giand Ecefe Alasanilrs, Sor.
slnts Bar5nis and all intermediate landings On
BED Riysr-Th Zig elegant FnnnIns flaEt
dga'ghf passenssr Skinner Bossffa i4sne Wight master
viii leave above, For freight on passage ~ III e board
AItsHIGIGs O. ljESTzgL.
= ln2 ----- -. 80 AdSrtlas. Al.enf.
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M 4AISES--CnnstantIy on hand Boyles Rose Whisky.
Il. KENNEDY = -
diylm u and " Pc L
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5ohn RAiae, q GOD, fn Louisyillr.
/ Lecempte, Johnson, FIN Alexandra:
~ # Kenfsers BagHneo, fHl Bayou Sara
Texas Ranger, fadovich, I'm Lower Coast.
laurel HILL Rstit, fin KAyou Safns
r Lacey, Tayl8r fYi Cairo
Burten, Leuaillez, from Washington
Silver Heels; J0fix hn Washington
Comet Sleafie, I'M Red River.
Alabama, Boardman, m Mobile.
Judge Porter Shields I'll Wetampka, Ala-,
Lake end Jsft. / CAs. r 4.
Tewbaat g Vanderbilt Mxieht, ffsna tle Phases :,
towed aoNn and % We on dc 18th nit,
skip Nnrsmbafg mad bark Fisk hro't
up bsxks Aasear A;sd Meaco, schooner 9
Pendlet0n
Towbcst Lands, Bsvis, from Inc PASSES towed
dorm and Ia SEA en the 1st instant, ship al.
beat hrongh Nh ship Levi Weed bury,
Towhoat James = psy Brown. Eona the Passes
tnwed down and 10 Sea on the 2sth ultimo
bark Rambler a1a brig e w Rowland hro'i
up bayks Falentia, and BraxIeria, brig In
vincihie. ss
T0Nboat Thos McDanieIs, PinneFar. FIN the Passes
vent down ligh brought up ships Pomona
and Asnerica, bark Barabino.
Towboat Star, Whitney, from tlis Passes towed
down and 70 sea on the goth ultinao, ship
Rufhven and bark A II Kimball brost up
ship Warbler and bark Harlequin.
TeWb0af VIM Webb Nickerson, from old Passes
towed down and to sea on the Isl instant,
ships Eagle, Mary n Campbell and Alb
bfo't MP ship Frank Pierce.
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NVHITE, TIios. L., BOOKSELLER kND SRA
w TONER. No LOO Canal street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

TTIHE PRINCIPAL or TIE SOUTHERN FE
Il MALE INsrirU IN at Richmond Va, wishes employ
additional iant Master q trs graduate most Of
tue seho Is Of the Unversty of virginia preferred To Of
experience well recommended salary Of s2O will be paid
Address d. LEE POWELL, Box 81.
seiS-dlE Richmond, Va
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!. FALL TRADE. ITO
sHAFER, HALSEY & CO.,

NUULEsALa ANU AhIAIL
ClOthierS and Manufac acturerS,
10 MAIN STREET.,
Richmond. Yn.
nNHE Suhssrbes havng manufactured for the Virginia and
North Carolina the past years bring expert
and kn0Wlsgc rAnee that the CLOTHING offered
vii In every respect give satisfAetion-
Possessing every facility for carylng butintsS
fully examination Of stock, knowing that
inducements these vho desire gco goods at a prices
SaAFER, HALSEY CO, A s sHAFkR CO,
Richmond, Va, Petersburg, Va,
BURROUGHS, sHAFER co.
ssis Lynchburg Va
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WHAT THE pRESS HAS SAID IN RELATION TO
THE DRAGON:


EIIAT OLD SERPENT the DEVIL and SATAN, aud Mr. STA
CYs eGrt identity hin, and the brung of head in the
Immediate uturc.
From the Richmond wiIg Aug TO- 1850
"ITIsToKY Mr. IIa-grave White Of this city,
has published smal volume. entitled The Dragon that Old
Srp"n' the Dv Satan. head mus, he bruised Ia the
coming Contest among the Nations The author Mr. G. b.
Stacy Of Rie moad Intelligent gentleman Who has devoted
much tire the study tie prophecies, The object pub.
caon the attention Of the believers In God
fact that the Apocalypse h the Hsoy of the Church. written by
God himself and Thereby 10 awaken interest TIE subject
which msy ead to preparation for the events that rapidly
approaching"
From the RELIGIOUS Herald AUG. 16th 1860
Modern commentaries the prophecies Of the Apocalypse,
constitute We extensive de- religious literature: Lut
reading In that apartment limited that unable to
decide how FAR Nr Stacy Is entitled 70 the cred; OF originality
views vhcn stke both lngenous and novel
feel interest In The attempt 10 nh the po
cal revout,ns Europe the pro hgc page
mage 10 forecast reyontars vet IN the worb II tire should not
overlook the pent work. he ping complete the Of
many de even horEh may not clear uPthe Perpef
ties which embarrazs enquiry and provoke cissenL
Fromtte Central Presbyterian. Aug. 18th.
The apocaypc vision OF Johl has many commentaries
than other po"1n Of he Bible Not cny cerynen bu lay
large and Ia successive haze ayed 10
iii the v which hangs the plsthe passing and the m
tue Tie Whch pa't of the tile above, q
sst ~ thss a, which have seer and the suthor Of VIII ch
layman this city. Mr. has not undertaken TO give full
expedition Of the Apocaypse bet simply ahory of the ORA.
go aDd has fortified bis positions by reference TO eonmporsne
Chronicle other Fngih Jdiess Il much richer In this
respect OF the kint; and he general reader
Impressed he recspu alton OF events snd by the nocet
tie mGl actors In the passing drama The work 10
neatly gotten up and vii most probably be in demand many
minds engaged In looking passing eTsns foreshadowing
those which TO
From the Phil ,de'ph'a Presbytsrian
THIS l.,e dened to Illustrate the mplesble Of
~ ofne-pretaon It's Intelligent AMI In respect may he
mis- sksn In It's Views and yet We may safely sit down with me
hs1f 10 sfeT 10 the conventional views OF a
reasonahie and well IN ormed friend.
For SAFE ny sll Bookse!lcr'. Price Sic se0-lm
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VOLUME 64.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERNs:
Daily Paper ss per snnan; senveshy eS; wssky esi a.
n advance Reiancea Be made a. ne risk Of ue
Rubshers where evidence taken he dePo1t Of
isiierin Lhe Pcsi Oase eoatznlng racncy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25
EDUCATION.
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.


FEyHE Eleventh Session ha Institution will the
h Monday in October next and close On the last day OF
June, 1850.
the Assistant Teachers In his employ simply saying that he aid
cd BY eleven ough quSad Instructors and that every effort
vii be made 10 maintain the high reputation ard select character
e advantages offered In the department (vocR and
nstruneaaD unsurpassed The accomplished teachers
In the city eupoyed and particular attention paid TO this
Two french ade reared and Paris and speaking
pecA duty speak French h4bItuay with all those who
studying the language. Il h confidently asserted that much
in the Union.
The subjects Of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry fully L.
luAtd BY experiments the app raus TO the Institute
being as complete "a any In the state
Especial attention given the Eudy Of History, English
Lersare Rhetoric and ReAdnga portion Of the course both a.
t-se;ive and profitable.
The Principal refers with pride to the following list Of PATRONS
about the best evidence OF the merits Of hi School:
Hon II A. Wise, Norfolk, Va Com NJ y Maury, Nat OBJ
Rev Wm sparrow, Theoo2eAl seminary, Aexanda; Rev
Rev H. Keplsr Rev D. Dogge,t Or B. R. Wexford A. A.
horson kndersop, R. Gattan James Lyons T. X Price
Wn Palmer Col Ponta ne, Col w. hun.ord, A. Ruher
foord Hon John Robertson Richmond Jas NJ hoon GOooh
land; Wm Clark Darlington, HSax; 4 X. CrAle Green
ber Va; 50 George Cooke PoWhata Dr. H. Stuart King
a ssS PesS sS SSTrS New oesne Bsyr ssI
Mrs H. Harrison, Lower Brandon; Col Dabney Dry Grove,
Mss Bryce Stewart olaksyls, Team Hon. O. H. Lee, Clark
Refeenee. made ac The Faculties Of virginia Military
Institute william Mary College Professors Bledtos
Bmh, Coleman, MSupn and Davis Of The Unlyery Of Virginia.
Board Washing and Ights........... t22s 90
Preparatory Department. 40 20
Latin or Modern LAnEuags In classes each 20 90
ausle, Vocal or Piano, Harp Organ or Guitar, per
Drawing Painting oil water coOrI $40 to 80 90
Use Of ipsrumeb;, per noah so
Payable onsssf 1t October balance on the sh Of February
For further particulars for catalogue address The Principal
D. LEE POWELL.
jyla-sm Rex 81, Richmond Va.
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OkNLF sEE,

OHNsf sEEG,
TURNIP SEED.
Early white Js',
White Plat, red top.
Large Globe.
large Norfolk
RGta BaRy, purple top. &c.
JN0. W. GARLIcK, Apothecsry, &C.,
arr0 Market Place. FrankIn 81.
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University. HX.,! Of II louisiana, H1I

NHE LECTURES Ia ths nepa will commence or the Sc
MONDAY OF November $50 and continue until The frs
Monday April 1851 They win embrace the various branches
vii Law ofthe Comron Law, and Of Equity; Admiralty
Commercial ona and Constitutional law, and the Juf
prudence United Toe Lectures viii be delivered BY
four Pr5fe
THEODORE H. Me0ALEB IL D. Professor Of Admiralty aud
irrational Law
RANDEL Hunt Professor Of Commercial and Criminal Law AID
the Law of Evidence.
CHRISTIAN ROsgLIUs IL. D.. Professor Of Civil Law.
ALFRED HENNEN Professor and Common Law
and Equity Jurisprudence.
No city the States the advantages which New Or
the ready and perfect requirement Of the Mod
lang Boafd be obtnee cheap here as In
any o.her large city In the Union.
An communications addressed 10 the Dean Of the Facu
~, at New Orleans. RANDELL HUNT
aut5-8m Dean Of the Faculty.
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Select Boarding school for Girls.
Number Of Boarders limited to Ten.

DILLING,s ANODY II REMEDY.-A never fan
a. bv DOVE co,
ssi2 wholesale Druggists
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE,
the OF sh and Franklin streets Richmond. Va, Will
begin day Of October, ls6o, and close the SO Of
June next ensuing.
BOARD INSTRUCTION.
shumate Hental and Moral Science and Ancient Ian
guhges-
Il O. Gllson Natural Science and Mathematical
Rev James A. Duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons Edousrd Houdayer hench.
CAros Mera spanish and Italian.
Albert De Rordgtr, German.
Mis- kiva NJ Jones, intermediate EDgiah
Miss Maggie D. Brander Primary English.
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp
q. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
OsEa Heinrich. Painting and Drawing.
]. W. Reeve, PenmAnship.
TERNs
TENS Session. payable half h Of October, residue
Feb IA, 1851:
Primary Eagsh QneludBg Vocal Hue ......... $50 90
intermediate Engh (ncludng Vocal Muslc) 30 on
Senior ncuding Vocal Mue. ~ w
Languages each ........... ................ 20 o.
Piano organ Guitar Cultivation Of the Voice, for half
hour lessons week. ............ % %
hour ie son. per 50 90
OIL PAinnR so 90
Patel Water coors, crayon Drawing 20 90
Use OF Piano. ~
Ornamental branehes 40 oo
Board 200 90
wSshinR and Hghts 49,. .... % %
Application pupils all communications concerning
the School should be made 10
THOMAS L GALLEHER
The announcement the session Of 1850 % viii furnished
h those Who apply aAin Indicated. y6-U
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Vt
ans spca the Manuscript previously ASced upon be-
tNecn ths parties.
Al adversssre1t marked copy specaed
Der Of Insertions VII be continued un ordered cut and Payen;
szactsd accordingly.
~ ssTo avoid any misunderstanding
he oi ne Annual Advertisers q q proper 70 state dt,
hCr only extends % ther business. Real
Rstac Legal an other Advertisements By then 70 be
additional charge, and no vudlhon-
- Rsz Ee and GeaeFa gcus Adye ssemen'l not 20 be
Inserted The year, hut % be charged AZ The usual suhise
70 such discounts as shall be agreed upon
~ Bookseller sni yearly adyeses generally engaging
squares wh ne privilege % change shall not their
yeary lvcragc sny week insert than the
ne standing undcr the and AL
dnF such a-ouut to be charged a. the Usual rates-
inserted IN c SaWeeky Wig a. 10 cents
per scu-e % n-, r first lnssron and so
ss. square .sh -r1t'n1arcs. 70 weekly
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NUMBER 2?S.
EEW AND RICH JGWGLRY,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS SILVER AND PLATED

3. "A. III x z 70 8.
rn.rx. . aruarrr vf.r.r...-..

CORNER ~ sAs AsD rziEI sIAzlrS EeHN1sD,
III As Just received In addition 70 his already large and ~
extensive sssortTnents, teaciiu cohesion ~ al iA
Ne latest and most elegant styles Of Watches JeTey, A
slyer ana Plated Ware
Watches mangf.eiuredb by following celebrated ak,rss-
jules Jurgensos Adscs Sans neyd Taylor Henry Peg.
monds Lemon Alfred Leyalett, gnd eraeG rfkers
nIANoNDaA very large and rieh Of Diamonds
and other precious stoDes.
Diamonds, Pearls, Opal Cgr5unc.e GSrnei Coral Cameo
Onyx In SITS.
Aso-Speeseies- azAn Pehs-ops Psbsles Sc, in soli
silver and steel frames Clocks Gallery Jegcy Of every De-
scipton.
Tee public respectfully aved examine e above before
purchasing. G. MYEas
may Cor. kSin and Pearl SIS
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VIRGINIA AT Eus held In the Clerks 0ce Cir.
cult Cot Of the City Of ri nnond the first Monday in Sep

GUINNESS EXTRA STOUT.
dTSSRa Gunneiss sou has been distinguished for many
NE years past It's usom AMI eScen qualify. It's favor
agreeable free from the bitter ard unpleasant tlhie Of
Porter II Is recommended by Physicians for its purity
and lis wholesome and Strengthening properties
,el9 LkG.B DAVENPORT.
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NOTICE
TVE subscriber having made change In h business the l
OF July last makes that all accounts due him
closed lie would therefore, ask OF
h old friends forward and discharge their
past favors. he would eoutnu
heir patronage the Of SPENCE GARY
4 B. SPENCE
No. 1aO, cor Main andi3h sta
Richmond, Aug. %, 1850. aus
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Political Futurity

A NrTcIPATI0Ns OF THE FUIUgE TO sERyg As LESSONS
IA F0R THe PRESENT TINE In the Of extra-s ofletts
from Eng LII ieien IA the Unted States
from ls6i to eIo, wh Appendix eaass rse
quencss 81 the Insepends9ce OF The sodth
is rhIs BE TREAsos Make The MOST OF IE"-PArncK
llzsEY, 1II5
Just published by j. W. RASDcLPH Trice g. srr By NAN
POT
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
purchase their supply OF Books Stationery The best
terms. al l2 Main 50. sesi ] w RANDOLPH
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LEvEgPOOLANO LONDON
FIRE gysUR ANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O.OOO.OOO!
INCOME, s?,25o,o0OI

BaitY fscvrnue 81, 10000.
tNNryrVD rs Ilfs UNITED srAIsS, OVER aSl000Qi
AZ D-.csors Ps-sa1Ig 2ssoonsjs or Ae EagGgsuents q
As Company
WE re4reetg security of The Liverpool
Nv ald L-atcn Insurance Compzny 90 r. pcy holders In ~
l.-F. ca.h ca1ifai ard investments stated above.
ne s cagl and uco-e Of Tie Company enaoet 20 take
U-c01yeu-l, parties req lng large amounts o. n1uranee
fa I4n 1 on. 'rllry n1de Of Insurance This Company l
sa-4 VIZ Va EEET POLICIES The pay meat of TN A4Al-
an PPE1NCAfS Property Is, theme forth, PERAANhNILf
TryTcEB The Policy cancelled any time, and The
ri1r va be returned less per cent
r Corpany M cake Insurance By lcss o. Rea By IRE on
new ard most tberal principle.
Cn-f Policies % t Company an claims are paid upon pre-
sentson lct1y proof Of loss without 111fenf o. aeo
80 ~ fnse-s. "a nrs aer presents
g. - prooE WORTHAM 4 WYATT Agents,
-hs1 o mla street.. unter - Charles Hot-i.
A RTu@Ess "a At R1AS, such a. OH cOlors In
n arber caar Sable, Atch an canal hair pcoc -
Ina lax brewing raner Bristol board lead an1 coored pencils
rr.vons pen Miicas.al instr1en books Ara Drawing
sul &c great variety for sale q the Wholesale and retail
Ar,i,t,' tore of VIZ stTrLGR Co.
ans it3 Main g.. few doors h-au gN,hanse Rark-
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FALL AND WINTER
G. I, T,OT III n CIT

II ARRsC sCOfT HARRiS co have reee7ed and sti re
AJcevng the ost dssrAble stocks Of READY
MADE CLJrHNG taeT have before had consisting Of eve
~ thing usually fourd Ia Clothing Establishments their Chug
msnu ture By ihen II the best mAeEa and In the
hshonable and substantial uanuer. Thy have Advan
equal Clothing Hotse and Will sell as low the low
viii garmeat they sell They have, also,
ane aSsortment of CHLDRENS and BOYS CLOrHING which
they selling unusually 'oE. II you wish thing In the
Clothing way and HEAP call a. No ll2 Nam Street and
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RAILROAD NOTICES.

p5as5sT55ss557p SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO
tiss.i.-ssy..gTI CE. WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
-AA-AA- On and after MONDAY, DEC. D, 1882
trains will run follows
SOUTH-The MoRNIHo TRAIN freight with passenger
car attac1ed will leave Wipdsorat 400 A. NJ codnectng
mont at las and Charlesown 90 A. NJ, connecting ut
Bellows Falls with Cheshire Raroad for Boston, Lowell
Worcester and with VT Valley Railroad for Springfield
arriving Mt New York, AIS p VI.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Windsor at 100 Claremont at
20 and Charesown So r. Nj, connecting at Bellows
Falls with Cheshire Railroad Boston, Worcester &c. also
with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield, &C., arriving
at New York, at11;16 l.. NJ.
The ExpREsE TRAIN will leave Windsor at 100 p. NJ,
arrival trains Montreal % 90 A. Mo Ogdensburgh
600 A. NJ, and Concord, N. H., OO45 A. M Claremon
T. 40 and Charestown at S12 arriving at Bellows Falls at
$50 r. NJ, (Ieman night leave Bellows Falls at 500
A. NJ for Springfield &c. arriving at New York at 4.15 p
Mi also leave Bellows Falls at $50 A. NJ, for Lowell Worce
ster and Boston.
NORTH-The ExpREss TRAIN will leave Bellows Falls at
ing Mt Windsor with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier
Burlington Rouses Point Montreal, (645 =. Nj Ogdens
burgh 100 r. M and also with Northern, N H. Road,
irving ut Concord ut $3.50 +. NJ.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Bellows Falls at12 80 Charles
town IL 5i, and Caremont at 12G p. Nj connecting at
Windsor with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier,
Burlington, Rouses Point, Montreal Ogdensburg &C. and
at White River junction with Passumpsc Railroad for
Wells River, Littleton, 81. Johusbury, Barton, &C.
The TRAIN Freight with Passenger attaced
will leave Bellows Falls $3.50, Charlestown go and
Carcmont ut $40 r. NJ, for Windsor. Passengers by this
train stop night at Windsor and proceed the next
morning at q 80, A. NJ to Montpelier, ouses Point Mont
real, 0glcnsburgh, &c.
Stages with both trains Charestown for Spring.
field and perknsyile, at Ciaremon for Newport and ut
Windsor for Woodstock.
EDWARD THOMPSON, supt.
Charlestown, y. H., Dec 8, 1869.