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NOTICE.

THE FIRM OF PULLIAM & BETS having this
day ceased WILLIAM H. BELTS will continue In the Negro
Auction business and has tax en- Into Coparnershp With
him GREGORY They will conduct the business under the
arm OF Belts GREGORY, at their Sales Room, Franklin
Street. four doors below wall Street. and about
the former office OF Puam Belts and respectfully solicit
nuance Of the which literally extended TO w.
II. Belts while In the arm Of Pu liam Belts.
They have obtained the services OF Mr. BUsHRoD W. ELxoRI
Clerk who has Interest In the business VIM H. BETTs,
FL GREGORY
ALEXANDER SIMS, Auctioneer, my l0-y
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aARs.-lOo bh.s extra ard Q. for sale by
NJ LAG r. DAVENPORT
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TIE InrISIANA CnNVENrInN

NKw ORLEANS, Feb. EN- the Convention resolu-
ton for the appointment 10 all the Savehoding States
that have yet seeded invitIg them to join the
Southern Coufederacy, tabled.
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over sOO private capital have been expended on the
railroad system no Inasmuch part Of the income from
these works with valuable public fund lands go to
diminish The the LIGHT and must
quentiy every day decrease.
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J. THOMPSON BROWN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

r. @. & B. 9. BOULD1N,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE, yIRGINIA
Courts-Charlotte Prince Edward, AppOma.tox, Mecken-
bur and Lunenburg myi2-iy
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BY aopDIN 4APpEgsoN. Aucrs.

fUNRUSTEE,s SALE or VERY VALUABLE
i FARM or 700 ACRts IN NEW KENT COUNTY, on THF
YORK nv FR RAHRnAp, Is " LIS BELOW RICH OND-py
from X Walker E.q Gated 10 Jan
1880 duly recorded In New Rent cuaty Court the 9Th
peb,uary $50 ihsu In ecu'i thereof
public auction, peues, FRIDAY, the 18th Februsry
at IL O'Clock, fair not The next fair day he Except
eurdsy The vHiuab Farm located above
cupsry said Walker II cortns bv survey 200 iCREs
Of which thee smp's supply Of wood and the s
rosd) fer the The land lies WELL
cepbe OF In provement ri n OF produc Tt baceo
finely Their seeded the lana ~ bushels ~ Wheat With
Ave tons Of Guano. The buildings on place comfortable,
suite Mt for the accommodation n large aniiv. "Dk
patch" d. the York kiser Harod located the
nd POstoce th-rea thus aordIg fAel
transr Son Of produce intelligence and and from
Richmond daily The deed require CASH sale. by
OF parties IN terms will he third cph balance
yeas for b. MS beaine interest secured by TUT led The
for 1861 to he psi by The purchaser As tbs ly
deirsbe Yarn the particular attention Of the public
specially called TO Ibis sale.
fel-tds GEO. O. MINOR, Trustee.
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zDU0Ar1oM.

OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE...oo or
I FRaNKIJN AND ETRErTATht second half OF the
slon Of hi, school, 1900 81 v commence the 9th Of Yeb
ruary aud end the scth Of Jure rext en'u-F
m, pev FRANCIS 200 ~ has been added 10 the Bosri Of
Iusruoon an vi with =. family dc in the Institute build
Ings The MU ICAL DErARrnhhT shl continue under MT
who will aided by competent assist
ants has been ishe charge Of the class
snJ another female s The LEoTURE5
pIpiioAL LITERATURE by Rev JAS. DUNCAN win be
~, ns =. .i,o the FAIDAv AFTEaH0ON LITE LECTURES
The EpAR lTORY DEPAkTMkNT FOR vey small girls win
eeye ,he special care of the PIircpa Of the school
m. pOIhD DEPARTMENT will be liberal and carefully
conducted and every comfort f4cy will be young
ladies Boarding in the family
No expense will be spared TO make the School equal TO
.ny IN ,hs land for the education Of females.
rV- FOR further information, address
,.-. ,sst isos
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH. Feb The mill airy bill pas ed the House
to-day II arms lo0o0 volunteers and thoroughly re-
organiz the militia
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BALvNoRY Feb 6-FoUr do rard Street and Ohio a525-
Wheat steady Red Al So whe Las Cora tru white Cs Sets
yellow 6id6 P sons active; Ness Pork SIS Lard lVA cts.
CoIee a,tvv, l2s o Scls wh2key steady at IS cents
Nav YosE Feb Cotton declined Up idd ing~ IL,
Fou, southern e. 5o5 Wheat seav; red sSO6l 81
white LAO 81 cts. Con l1Se mixed 66 Cos White sou heru
dull: al1.15 Prime r.. suxar-OrleAn 40
5cts. CoGee steady at 10 Gl2& cents. Rest hanged
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HOMES FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS,
GARDEN STATE OF THE WEST.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
HAVE FOR sALE
100000 Acres
Of Rich Farming Lands in Tracks Of Forty Acres and
Upward on Long Credits and Loac Prices.
/ NJ. DUPUY, A. NJ. .PRuop

TIVE attention o'he enterprng and Industrious portion OF the
community directed to the following statements and bera'
inducements offered them by the
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NATllIE.

VOLUNTEER Officers OF the state respectfully 'norme
that beside the h. nds required by Law ,here must re
iefo The Adut,n rs 10 authorize the Superintendent
the Eisip 4 nnoty q iSu, arms &c de1S-u
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NOTICE..

CAPTAINS Ct Volunteer Companies throughout the State
" respectfully Informed that the comms toner's appointed
by Law for the Of obtaining accoutrmsp have made
Mt acts for these Items fast they delivered a; tbs
they issued Immediately according priority Of date
Of orders CHARLES DINMOCK
Captain aud Superintendent Arm ry.
Richmond Va, January c. 1881 isl0-u
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NoRFoLE, Feb 6-In Hampton Roads, ships Messen-
ger Saehem, end Mary Bargs l0S days from Caso, and
schooner Gen. Marion from Aatirz.s.
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UUii SALE or NR.ROKS ANDTOB &C.

~ n
"A On Factory fIXTU So In pursusn Of ettlin ed
of.rus to me from ions and ration Uste part
style OF Jones Thornton dated Cd Febru
ary MONDAY. tie 18th dsy Of Fb uAry 1861
the Auction Beaor Davis o'clock proce TO sell
public auction, to he highest bedr ave .sV and
two women
Also iumedGt IL aerwad at hs ctory be wsen Main and
and II and IS cts lately occupied By .ad Jones
Thornton all he Factory Eatuie FarIure and uen.
said Jones Thornton.
Terms, cash
. A LLNClaTEQ
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EMORY AND henry COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON co.
yHE SPRING SESSION OF this Institution will begin on 10th Of
IL January next . -. =.
Those 70 enter should be her posbe
with the Our faciu for imparting liberal
education are ample; charges little than young
man vopId he subjected sthome Seventyhve will
the Of Tuition Board Fuel and contingent fee for Ave
months
Por additional information, address
I. K wILEY, President
delo-dAcSm Emory P o. Va.
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LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

No State In the Valley Mississippi Offers great induce
en 10 the settler the State q Illinois There Is portion Of
the all OF the conditions Of climate and sO admira
lily combine to produce great staples Coax and WHEAT
as the PraIrles OF Illinois.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

The.. lands contiguous to railroad 100 miles In length,
which connects With other nsvgab lakes rlvss
thu, aordng an Communication with the Eastern and
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NEWSPAPERS
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usaay cautious there great confidence 10 be placed 10
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER


RELlABLE NEWSPAPER
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA.
'rhere thin gay Hair, nov that
the celebrated IxABLE HAiE REsroArvE can be
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
"when people can their Hair from the etae srks Of
age they black locks at an advanced
period lives vheo white and Hair can be turned TO
auburn when Hair be m'oe TO ov upon
heads all this be DONE cannt do harm TO
tel do IL HsIMsTREEr's HAIR RESTORATIVE will
It. This Fair Restorative Is beyond peradyenture the best
thing invented The facts In possession in
wonderful preparation warrant In unquahedy
recommending It,"
ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN.
"Msny hs citizens in st. Louis speaking In glowing
terms Of this q tce"
CAIRO CITY GAZ ETTE.
inconpsrab excel preparation for the Restoration Of
Hair ts original color TO Hair from falling out
and TO cure badness sale at Humphrey Browns In this
city, The that this Restorative humbug concu
Testimonials that eject be found In almost every pa
per IN the country"
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
"Leave Eyes alone only reliable Restorative like
Hrlms.feet's Inmitsb g I"
FOLD every where Price sos and 81 per bottle.
w. L nag IN 4 Co, Proprletors, Troy, N Y.
FISHER SHEPPARD, Agents. feo -dkx8m
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NOTICE FARMERS.


VIZ would inform friends and the public generally that
have large snd fresh supply Of servant Boots
All ,5 su..a5, fyli hands Enhracing the toloSing
kn'f.
Mems Heavy Double Sole Nailed and Peged Brogans
Screwed
" Ditchers Boots, extra heavy
Drivers Boots
Exrs Good Aruory Brogans
Wynsrs Heavy Dutch Bots
Ora Boots. ~ house servants.
T-th- and varied assortment Of Boots and Shoes
&C. sud Girls
rs want good shoes will please call and examine
5,s before making t purchases determined 70 sell
i.. PCTNkY WATTS
No. rs Main Street.
412 Richmond Virginia
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BY CHLRLEs T. wnRTHAM GCo.

CARGO OF w ORLEANS NUGtR AND
~ h0LAs.ts AT ACCTIoN-Cn FIR day. February sth. AZ
Ware Ute, the Dock commencing at II O'Clock NJ
will Ell the cargo sctr Ed slade direct from Atakaps
La, consi ting n
fs3 hhis prime TO choice N. O. Sugar
39s bDl. Oh )ic- n. q. Molss,es
TEass SALE For all Of $C0 cash. 800 months
credi, for approved negotiable paper,
te5-td CHss. T WORKMAN 4 co, Auo.s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07

Ths rHose Tonic manufsct ,red only by J. Duvs Drug
g MALI Oth Streets, aud sold by all Druggists In th
Iutei States. dec2l
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sOTICE.

INTENDING TO continue the COMMISSION BUSINESS, most
respectfully elntrutnce Of the PATRONAGE bestowed
ne late RANDOLPH PAGE. aad nope BY strict a,en-
tlen merit The same.
My uncle Randolph who viii badly be here often for
f.i-S,awim MANN PAGE
SUPERIOR CLOVER SEED.-iOO bus prime Clio.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VNHE Arm OF p p NASH CO., this day ,oived br Huits
l. ton. JAS ROuTH,
JOS A. NASH.
Petersburg, Dec. 81, ls5o.
THE undersigned, partner Of the late p EAp o. ~reos
tnue The Book and PianO-FOrte Busisess, a. the Old
stand corner Sycamore and Bon Gees per-
sons Indebted To the late frm will make y.y nent.
JE. R0UrH.
Pet rsburg, Jan. l, 1851. Jse-u
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DEcEsBsR LIST, 1860.
Ma J. p DUvAL

Ma J. DCvAL
DEAE pleasure 10 saying that for the last four
wears have your HORSE Tsnc' AID have unt
Shot for have tried
FOR giving an appetite and Improvement 10 animals generally
exceeds anything eversAw. Very respectful ",
K LINDSEY WALKER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.

perseverance, and Industry provide comfort homes for them
selves families wtn comparatively speaking, little espi
I'll
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07

TNHE CHEAPEST pace In the CITY TO buy
Hooking G!ass, Picture Photograph square
GeoRGE EHsEsBsRGs hanufAcioy opposite the hammer
Gee, on ooversor street.
Old Frames regut at the possible prices by GEO
NUREMBERG Mirrors Of all slsei aed pate to order
no2-df
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07

49, LICK Redmond Va, manufactures "semple's Iuf.l-
ible Ra19 Powder His the only factory of the knd 10
souh ard h. prepared furS h the entire trade
aoe Northern mtnVa Serples Powder Wiz
glna preparation approved by All who used Rcn07d Wig
~ sale by Druggists and Grocers gene ally. fe2 If
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07
DUAL a NORTON's

'HUh~E IUNIU,
NOR proving the condition Of Horses Mules Cattle 4c sv
L ing appetite and relieving them q Bots ahd Worms,
Hiebou d surf and Dsempsr, and all diseases 10 which
horse -erualy. This No Tonc gives them
petite sosv ~ hair And be len OF ante hs sn
nal lunp we'd hout bis irH his drl poor condition We
have yet hsr single IN tnre wh.re hit Horse Touc hiss
failed doing what recommend Read the following his hy
aatetng giyen unsolicited by Mr. LINDSEY
wAlke- formerly Of Abemsrle but real Ing 10 New Kent
county.
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EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.


EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence the hr Of the people, may be stated that
tons Of freight Including 0co bushels Of grain and
$50 900 barrels Of forwarded the line last
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices ohese vary from t6o f25per according
to quality First class farming lands sell for about
40 to s9 per acre. and III. relative OF subdurg prairie
land As land In the ratio Of to 10 In favor
OF the former The ofsae for the bulk Of these lands will be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE
At six per per annum and six interest notes at six nt
payable respectively three four Ave and SIX years
from date Of sale for principal able In four
Eve and date Of sale the contract pula
ting purchased shall be fenced and cu
year, for Ave nom The date Of sale
so that the years oneha shall be fenced and under
cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT WILL BE DEDUCTED
for the valuation for cash. except the should be at six dollars
per acre. when the cash price will be Ave dollars
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands soil, climate productions,
prices and terms Of payment be had application TO
wv. FOSTER
Land ConmLssionsr IlliaOfs Control Rdilrond
Chicago, Illinois.
For the name othe Towns Villages and Cities situated upon the
Illinois Central Railroad 1885, 49, ls App'etons Rail-
UNIV Gn,de jal4- dc4wSm
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VIRGINIA FERTILIZERS
MANUFACTURED By
S. MGRUDER'S SONS,
RICHMOND, VA

III
Of Ammonia IS 50 per Of Bone Phosphate Lime
Price per trn % 2OOo rs, $50 %.
BONE ASH GUANO warran 20 contain cent Of Ammo
MIA and 20 per Of Bone Phosphate Of Lime Price per
ton OF 1900 rs, $50 10.
GROUND BOSE ASH containing rs TO 50 per Bone Phos
phAe ground Ane powder Price per Of 1000
Ds, t25 %. .
A A WHITE MEXICAN GUAN0 which we grind 10 powder,
contain IS cent Of Phosphate Of Lime Price
per o o. 1900 Ds $50 %.
Having FOR many largely engaged In the GuAno trade
and had opportunities q testing y the value Of all kinds Of Gu
imported into the country enables select
very varieties for preparat onsand from repeated
experiments made with all the ingredients
separately aud In combination satisfied that the farm
will Fertilizers mueh cheaper than the Peruvian Guano
when used al 49,.
The Peruvian and Phosphate Gusnos used selected With
subjected 10 rigid analysis They
dry ground powder and thoroughly and Intimately
mixed
We will take pleasure In showing farmers through our establish
meat ingredients used Of
Manufacturing
s. McGRUDERs SONS,
o. "A Dnru Airaaia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07

nERs PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL.
Church on 18th street. between Bread and
.bs on the nrs. Monday October She
how Terms sso per session Of months. jyls u
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FIVRUSTEE,S SALE OF vEBY VALUABLE
l. AMI DE-IsABLE PkIyA DWELLING on 6rH BIZ iwEsk
LrIG SIS By ,ir Of deed
Richard MsGruder and w IN. tubscribe O. "a Lab
February $780, GUY ded In Kehn nd Hastings Court
public promises
TUESDAY III 1t February 1861, at o'clock ~ fair
not the fair day III reare the liable PcIyATJ
RESIDENCE heated owe The lot frcn's % feet the
9th street and back 1870 feet The mproy-ne
SIS OF In dso- ling tnesry new furnished In good style
all fences, aud ly aeon
m,dston rye family The srvsnts scconm daons
good The OF this property dsttahe private
residence The for le6l TO be paid By the purchaser
BOILING ". HAXALL
G0DDIN, trustee"
Sale conducted bv GopprH kAPPERsoH, Auet'a fe8
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07

DNuESTIC GOODS. DOM SEIC GOODSH-
Goods goOd usuA, and We In
- he attention o. al wanting
Brgu nd Besched shi t~gs
Do Do do Sheetings
IRIS. Linens Table Dlaasks
Toz-ls, Nspsls, &C.
Irhsgy Coto1s Cacoes Ginghaas Anenla DeLanes
4. 4. our stock vssueyer better - . ,,,,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07
A MOS RANDALL, on SECESSION.

THESE ABLE ARTICLES WITH AN ORIGINAL PREFACE By
MR RANDALL, wHCd HAS NEVER BEEN PUBLISH
ED, HIS CELEBRATED LETTER To ORR,
AND That LETT 4 To THE
PRE-lDkNr,
which excited much wonder I'D anazement have
printed Ia pamphlet Of about ay pages, and
now ready for distii7u
among M sbest u lions Of the tines and no
desires conclus argum and lucid exposition, clear
conc br upon this suprc shou he .thou
They fur ished Ia Richmond by the subscriber at the
following phi - cents single copy tlO hundred so
th-u,snf Address Wa. srI9KNEY,
ilql ecd2w Washington, n. O.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTN RSHIP.
INHs firm . RNNDO Pd PAGE eNPr ON the 8st Euary
j 1861 by tn vi id-awsl o, D. RANDOLPH, who has
& h couptry.
The 10 D. return their thanks for the liberal patronage
b slowed them by their ySry klrd rea's
Eth-r partuer IS au h1Fsei 10 elise N business
COPELAND RANDOLPH,
~
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The Annual Law of Virginia,
MAYO's GUIDE To MAGISTRATES.
NEW EDITION


Guide 10 Magistrates With practical forms, O., N.
OF their duties out Of Court TO which added FOR he
use Of Prosecutors sherin Coronrs 0bpables A,s
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TO the prrs,nt time with notes. by JOSEPH Msyo Cou.Ior :.
receipt Of the amount. 80
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The labo Of the edition has been Thoroughly rey..d
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HOUSEK X PING GOO OS.-oHR STAN La
THRoP would Invite particular attention to their stock OF
Good for families and pls tion use
Linen Sreet- Ks In 10 \, II and ~ i.
Pillow Case LInens 40 inches TO 90 inches,
Shifting Linens at %, S7& and 50c
Table Damasks, ard Damask Napkins
Huck, Birds Ey and scntch Diaper,
Parnture Dimiies an Marsen. Quilts,
IndiA Dimi v, CSecked Camtrics,
HeNyy White Canbrics md Jsconets,
ylanne's Blankets AID CVslmeres
Cot on shte,ings and Shlrtngs,
oznsburgs and Coortd Cotton Coos,
Mou-u Goods such
B>mbg zines, Tgmi-o, Poplins,
Mouselaines Csnton Cl.h.
English 0rspe. Grape AMI Lace Wells,
large Velvet Ply and Ingram
Carpets which will be sold prices suit the times
CHRISTIAN LATHR0P,
fe2 80 lain street.
The national Republican., 1861-10-26
nAN CIHG ACADE &c MIEs,

PROFESSOR BARNES, of New York, re- M8
spectfully announces that he will open hi, l1lk
Academies for struction In Fashionable Dancing
at the following places
Franklin Hall, Ninth street corner of ID, Wedpes
day aud Saturday afternoons at three O'Clock begin
ming on the 18th instant for ladies' misses and
ers and In the evening at o'clock for
nine O'Clock.
Odd Fellows Hall, Eighth street, Navy Yard
Monday and Thursday evenings a. seven oclock, for
ladies, misses and masters, and eight O'Clock for gen
tlemen. Assemblies every Monday evening at nj, e
o'clock, commencing Thursday evening, October II
Hall corner of Twentieth street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
An afternoon private class, exclusively for ladies'
misses and masters, Monday and Friday afternoons
October. -
Mr. Barnes will teach hi classes all of the dances
usually danced, including the new Mazurka, Var.
sovianna, Waltz with changes, Highland Schottsche
q new Spanish Dance, Danish Dance Polka and
Schottische the Lancers QuaGrie in eegast sty lie
Minuet Quadrille, Caledonian Quadrille, &c &c
Circulars, terms, and references may be obtained
BY calling on Mr. Franklin, at his store under The
The Franklin Hall will be to let four evenings each
week, 10 respectable parties only for dancing Assem-
oiies which will be kept in the very finest order For
terms inquire OF Mr. Barnes, ut the Hall school days
and evenings oct 5-lm
The national Republican., 1861-10-26
EOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT Asu
l. FALL RIVMk.

BY the splendid and superior steam. .. ~6~~
ers METROPOLIS, EMPIRE Eeea5atEss7S
STATE, BAY STATE and STATE OF NAME
to The navigation Of Long Island Sound, rgnnipS IN
connection with the Fall River and Old Colon v
railroad, distance Of IS m,les only to Boston
Leave Pier No. 8, N orth river near the Batterv
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Cant. Brayton.
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at O'Clock, p,
M. touching at Newport each way.
The steamer METROPOLIS Can't brown. on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and saturdays, at O'Clock,
| These steamers are fitted with commodtus state.
rooms, and every arrangement for the security and
comfort Of passengers who are afforded by this route
nights rest on board and. on arrival at Fall river
proceed per steamboat train, reaching Boston early
the following morning, or may remain on board nm.
" starting OF the accommodation at 8 A. M, by
which they may reach Boston about 845 A. NJ.
A baggage master is attached to each steamer who
receives and tickets the baggage, and accompanies
the same to Its destin alton.
A steamer runs, in connection with this line be.
tween Fail river and Providence daily, kept Sun.
days.
Freight to Boston Is forwarded through with great
dispatch BY an En- prets Train, which leaves Fall
river every morning, Sundays excepted, at 7k
O'Clock fer Boston and New Bedford arriving at III
Destination ut about II A. NJ.
For freight or passage, apply on board or atth.
oflee, on Pier No. 8, North river For state room
and berths apply ou board or II deslred to secure
VIM. BORDEN, Agent,
aug i7-u 10 and Il West street N. Y.
The national Republican., 1861-10-26
GENERAL McCLELLAN's SONG.

musical lady friend, says the Boston Tran.
script has made the discovery that General
McClellans speech is well adapted to go as a
song to the John Brown tune. Now, as the
soldiers will siug that tune in preference to
any other, we think it desirable they should be
furnished with better words to it; and who
knows but they will be willing to adopt this
which is, at least, unexceptionable on the score
OF taste aud sentiment. General Mcclellan il
fairly entitled to the reward offered by the Ni
tonal Song Committee:
We have had our last retreat
We have had our last retreat,
We have had our last retreat,
McClellan's marching on,
Glory, Halle, Hallelujah, &c.
We have seen our last defeat,
We have seen our last defeat,
We have seen our last defeat,
McCelian's marching on,
Glory, Halle, Hallelujah, &c.
You stand by me and I'll stand by you,
You stand by me and III stand by you,
You stand by me and I'll stand by you,
And victory shall be ours.
Glory, Halle, Hallelujah, &c.