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RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD
FOR THE PIANO-FORTE.

FOR THE PEANO.F ORTE.
An improvement upon all other instruction Books
Progressive arrangement, Adaptation and Simplici-
ty. Founded upon New and Original Plan, and
Illustrated by series of Plates show ing the Proper
Position of the Hands and Fingers. 10 which are
added the RudiInents OF Harmony and Thorough
Bass.
BY NATHAN RICHARDSON
Author ofthe "Modern School for the Piano Forte. ="
This last and best work OF this distinguished aus
thor, is universally admitted to be superior in
Ience to all other Methods 'Systems' and Schools
the Book that every Pupil needs for the &C.
qurement Off thorough knowledge of Piano-Forte
playing 1t is adapted to all grades of tuition, from
The rudmenta studies OF the youngest to the studies
and exercises Of advanced pupils Two editions are
published, one adopting American the other Foreign
lingering. When the work is ordered, If no prefer
is designated, the edition with American Finger
ing will be sent.
EB Be sure that in ordering it you are particular
in specifying the New Method" Price So CO.
Mailed postpaid to any address Sold by all music
dealers. Oliver DitsOn & Co., Publishers 2RT
Washington Street, Boston. diff
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LATER FROM PADUCAH.

CAIRO, March y.
Later advices from Columbus report that
Forests and Faulkners commands are be-
tween that place and Mayfeld, but badly
used up by their fight at Paducah. Their
loss is far greater than at first reported. l.
200 Of their wounded have arrived at May
field. One regiment lost 100 men, and one
company had so killed. 1t is not supposed
that they will venture an attack on Column
bus. Our forces are ready for them.
Forrest and Faulkner were attempting to
form junction near Clinton.
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New York is about to hold one which it is
claimed will yield as much money as the
above all put together. PhiladeIp hia has
done nothing yet, nor Pittsburg either It
should be recollected that Chicago COM
menced the Sanitary Fair business-set the
example and showed the other cities how
the thing could be done.-Cbic Tribune.
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SPECF.AE NOTICES.
DENTAL NOTICE

DENTAL NOTICE.
Dr. MEAD has the pleasure of announcing that he
will again visit Kenosha in May next the precise day
to be given hereafter.
AS he has been honored by the kind Partially of so
many the most respectable citizens of Kenosha and
vicinity, he would say that if during his absence any
special should require his attention, he will
deavor to meet it promptly addressing him at his
Office 352 Main St. Milwaukee, box 1891.
His aim is by securing the leading business of the
place, to accommodate himself to the wants and
veniences of the people.
Kenosha, March "a, 1864. 42tf
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The President DeGucs the Meaning Of
the AmncsIy Proclamation.
WASHINGTON, March 20.
BIZ the President of the United States Of
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FITZGERALD'S
KENOSHA DANCING ACADEMY.

VENHE undersigned being teaching public and pri-
IL vate Dancing Glasses in Waukegan with great
success, and many of the best citizens of Kenosha
wishing him to organize Dancing Glass in this city,
he has consented to do Provided sufficient num-
Der subscribe success he will pen a class
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SIMMONS HALL,
THURSDAY, APRIL 7th, 1864,
at II o'clock. He proposes in connection thereWih to
Have Eight select SOciabIes.

Have Eight select SOciabIes.
Having devoted many years to the study this art
and having practiced ssfuly with private class
es among the best families in Chicago and its
vicinity, am confident of my ability teach all ball
room dancing. shall take much pleasure and spare
no pains 10 give entire satisfaction.
ORDER OF THE GLASSES.
Gents class Thursdays from II A. N until 1 P NJ
Ladies do do do 2P.H. do
Childrens do do do
and from do
Ladies' and Gents class from 8 do 9
Sociable from 9 do 70
g. TERMS.
Gents class, Lessons $3.50
Ladies do do $50
Childrens do $50
Where two ceme from the same house 40
Where three do do 600
One private lesson 100
Six private lessons 500
Ladies' and Gents class (weekly soclable inclu-
ded) 500
This class for sea on subscribers only.
4w43 Prof FITZGERALD
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New Advertisements.

NOR SALE. Brick Dwelling House,
H and half of ground the south side Of
Deming street, formerly owned by DIR. John Parker
This property must be sold Immediately. For partic-
ulsrs apply to JOHN MATT0CKS Jr., Room No. IA,
Telegraph b'ilding Chicago. 2m48
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SENEREFF,A SALE.

State Of Wisconsin. Circuit Court, KeHosha
County.
Jared N. Avery, Plaintiff Asahel W, Benham and
Elizabeth Benham, his wife, Lycurgus Edgatton Mi
chael W. Rogers, Walter Il, Hatch Amos NJ. Sackett,
w. II Beleher. Justus r. Sackett, Henry W. Becher,
Charles Carpenter, Ebridge II. Benham, Thomas
Davenport, James s. Davenport and Samuel w. Dav
export, Defendants
In pursuance and by virtue of Judgment Of forecloN
and sale, obtained in the above entitled action in
favor OF the above named Plaintiff, and against the
above named Defendants, and dated the eleventh day
of November, A. d. 1863 shall sell ut public auction
to the highest bidder the steps in front OF the Court
House in the city OF Kenosha, ia the said county OF
Kencsha, and State OF Wisconsin, on the 9th day
March S64 lat o'clock in theafternoon of that day.
all that piece parcel OF land lying and being in town
of Salem county of Kenosha and state of Wisconsin,
known and described follows, to>wit The west half
of the north quarter and the north half Of the south
quarter of section thirty (30), town ~, range
twenty 20) east or so much of the said premises as
may be sufficient to satisfy the said judgment and the
costs and expenses of sale.
Jan. IL, 1861. lw38
ANsoN PEASE, Referee
Merrill Comstock, Pltffs. Att'ys.
GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin.
By consent of parties and at the request of the plain
tiff the above sale is adjourned until Wednesday,
March 10th 1864, the hour and place of sale.
Dated March 9, 1864. ANS0N PEASE,
1W40 Referee.
By consent of parties and at the request of the
Plaintiff, the above sale is further postponed until
Wednesday March So 1864, at the same hour and
place OF sale.
Dated March IL, 1864. ANsoN PEAsE
2w4l Referee.
plaintiff, the above sale is hereby further postponed
until ednesday April 9th 1854 at the hour
place Of sale. ANSON PEASE
Dated March 80, 1854 1w43 Referee.
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Tomorrow is all fools day.
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The receipts of the various Sanitary Fairs
that have been held since last fall, foot up as
fnllnurs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12
"Tha Burial Of Latane."

This is the tile of historical uar-PAintng, nov on
exhibition at di1uis5 Gallery, on in street, Il Is the
p-odu, ion OF = yourg Virginia artist hr. W. D.
Washi- g:on, and is founded upon one OF the most
teaching incidents of the war Toe story o. this beac-
rial vclk Of art is this DIrrg S.uar.s raid around
NoCbr,1's army in June, lsG2 Captain L1anoi Of
Z * County, msmbcr Of sn5 ls1 Virginia Oval y
wsk g. and was If b. our troops in the liDss q the
srsmy. Tbs bAr6arols Yankees rsiu'ed to Sllo" the
buri. -erVos 70 DO read tboys bis boy BY clergy
~ IN, nud this sad duty Vas p'rtoImsd oy a noo!
fpiritsd Southern lsdy-h's. B,Cckenocrough-uPn
ubsse farm the dead soldiers BODY was lstt. IL his
so,re that hs pdlting d, ineasss-
Above the nv msds grave the miOisIeFing angel IL
r,eg the srVcs for TIE dsai At her eide ia the body
of the d. ad O,vaEer srstedcd ulcn h:e', and Gov
e,ei With bis uniform eoa, ands ERICSSON cloth, and viii
hs sword lying across his breast; Ipln tho Atys LETT
"a group Of other Adias standing IL Pensigs attitudes
members cf Ms. Bro.ksrbo'Cugtb housshod Upon
Tia light Of the Itad,r and beyond the booy Ia 3
sr,vp Of family servaau:cns Of item, Ean-fe'Vsnt
flaming 7pon the spade uhers5i,h the grave was Dig
Tic rms OF Two or three Ii ls children fill up the
sc,re The grave lie deg in opening of the forest
,D,,r,atly. for the back ground represents wood
heavily ioEageo.
Tbs picture vas premise or high artistic excellence
On the pa,t Of Mr. Washington, and ia an SHraest o.
the talen,amoss as yet undsveloptd- that IN the iu-
ture, vii rlurrs'e our AT mas.
vs. bear that Tire p,in'iog has been paeaased iion
the artist and that the pu eaers propose staring n Sat
urlay with is, soutkwArd, on an exhibiting tour. nA
been visi.si BY Thousands in Richmond, and I VII
doubtless Afford pleasure to ether Thousands elsewhere
IN the OOnfsdsrAsy.
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THE NEWS.
mn v,NrEE pREsIDENFIAL ELECTION.

TUE YANKEE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
A gentleman who arrived here last night from Mary
land states that all the large towns in tho ssto OF N'W
York as well as the city, have gone for Mcclellan, and
that the STATE of Perns ylvania has also given him q
majority. -
TIE SITUATION ON THE soUTHsIDE.
From the Express We learn that the silulton on the
South side remains unchanged and that there is little
prospect Of an early movement The enemy has neither
advanced nor Tsceded Notwithstanding the reports cur
rent on the street yesterday afternoon that Fort hcRae
had been evacuated and tho Yankees fallen back In the
direction Of the Weldon railroad. They still hold that
fort and their line of works 6jacent and show no
sigus Of relir gushing them.
Isisrumorsd in the Yankee army, and generally be-
eyed that General Meade has been or vii shortly be
superseded BY M.jor General TaomGs of the Western
army.
EAST TENNIssEE.
The B istol Register announces that Gilem did net
Opsn the polls according to promise in that place on the
sb.
Everything quiet oil day and it seems that Gil
lem, Instead Of coming Bristol has gone further away
TIE Register reports that q portion OF bis troops
have been cent 10 the relief Of Sherman.
As TO tire number, ,shOn and movements Of our
own troops, time and circamsance will develop.
E,eryihing remains quiet in the D partment
Browulow is perfectly furious on Gen. Vaughn Snd
the Holster CoDfsIetcs 10 his paper of he says:
II: seems that General Vaughn called upon the Ocn
ference to pray for him. TIE hypocrits and traitors in
TIE Conference, of arse p1ysd for him the two da'S
intervening between the request end the h'rrstOWn
6gbt; and the re us WIs thss Their NJ, er allowed them
to be m. q terribly lhrAshse II these reverend bust.
wsssksrs ard outlaws had been allowed two moro days
Of prayer they would have had Vaughn and bis vhol0
command 10 hslllT
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PROCLAMATION
APPOINTING A DAY FOR PUBLIJ WORSHIP


IT IL meet that the people the Confederate states should
nom time 10 Tine assemble 70 aekno sdss their dependence
Almighty God TO endsr thanks for His manifold bless
ngs To worship His Holy nAme bend In lraysr al bic foo
oo accept with reverens Submission, the Christening Of
His AnwiSs and Ail-msrcifal Providence.
Let u.s. then Ii temples aud fields unite vscs In recog
nEng with adorng gratitude the manifestations Of His protect
In the many gnsl victories With which our ms have
crowned the uulne with which land has been
blessed and In the unmpared energy fouds with which
He Inspired hearts and strengthened n resist
the ubiquitous designs Of our enemies.
And forget that while GRACEFULLY vouohSanng to
His protection our ns have mtred and received eVous cA
semeni many best and baysst have fallen IN bat
To that many others still held foi egs ponH haslSTst
districts country have been devastated With savage ro
city, the peaceful homes Destroyed and hePs" aad
children away destituJon and that vi nendsh
nny the passions Of sere have been excited BY
foes into the commission atrocities FROM which death vel
escape.
Now therefore, JEyFKRsoH Dlvs President Of the oonedt-
rate States Of America do this my proclamation, ssns
apart "WEDNESDAY the sixteenth dsy Of November next
day 70 BIO specially devoted the worship Almighty God and
do Invite all the people Of these Confederate States
10 assemble on day in their respective PLACES Of
bo wop there TO unite In prayer to Heavenly RSheI
that beow His favor upon that He extend over the
protection bis almighty ARM thst He ssncty his chasSe.
nsnt 70 our improvement ai may turn sway from evil
paths and ghteousy In His sight that He rsEtore pescs
TO our beloved country healing IL bleeding wounds, and
Ing the continued enjoyment Of right
meat Independence and hat He grauy hsaksn to
while w Asobs 70 Him the power and glory Of our dslvrsncs
Given under my hand end the seal Of be Confederate States
IslAI Roi nOnd, ibis s day Of October In the year Of
Lord, one thousand eight hHndr cd and sIty-four.
JElHERsoN DAVIS,
Dy the President;
J.R EIMh,
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seek peace by conciatDg the rebels, aud substituting
diplomacy, or the arts of statesmanphp, tor the vgor
of war. I Voice" Little Mac for Granr-laugo,.rJ
Adops that pocy and detrscion instantly seEes The
Norlh-cOurage and new resolution inspire the south
your soldiers betrayed at home either fall in despar in
q cir tserohes, or, what would be w're, recon- oe.
fore the enemy advancing upon Washington and
Cincinnati. Tio.e persons are nistaken VINO SAY
that via would not negotiate and that he VOID not
grant u, an armi'ice. He would grant u BON ~ CO
and grant ther too, With view 10 an "ul.imate CON
ventoD.p Hs can sfJrd to be very accommodating TO
a coWsrdly antagonist he can sford to tempo'z, as
long as you please But like any other bel geIent Dc
will grant you an atmistce aud negotiation Tor his own
advantage not for yours and he will negotiate not Tor
Uaor, but solution. do not argue this point ANY
candid thoughtful nsn Of Ghsttver pirty, must admit
that this view Of what the b. will do s possible
Nos, persons concede that 1t ia eminenty probable
Their say in regard to the Chicago proposition, With
tho Dg in Hamlet" :.
LETS further think Of this,
Weigh both Of tins and means may NJ 70 our
"R this Should fall,
And that our din look Il rough bad performance,
Therefore This prC jct should have = back second,
That might hoa Il this Ihou'd blast In pIoOf"
Alas since this Chicago plan must fail, 1t has no
back or second. CHEERS and laughter
When ne go,ation and all the arts OF craftsmanship
are exhausted the navy would be scatteed, withdraWn
from the BIZ ckade and tie armies dip Tsed in their
houes-the trea Jury Cmpy-the national credit tuik
-Fa c, and Great Britain will have rcogn ed the re-
bsle and even our steadfast friend, the Emperor oil
Ru STA (cheer) sther with the Sultan CT Turk the
PAsha OF Egypt aud lie Emperor Of China, VIII nave
given over ID pain aud modification the friendly ns-
lion that in purllanmous hCur, delivered itself 10
self. destruc.icr. (Ohters :
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THE CITY.

EAyoH's CoURT The following Is q record Of the
p,cc,eSrss before the Mayor tbis corning:
Wm. Coomb, and r lbers Coomts, free negroes, were
charged with stealing Two bsgs OF h'b, the property
J.mss Brown The accused teok the Ash rom Browne
cart. at the First Market about o'clock this morning.
and we're oTerhauled by Waterman ,nnsdy while theN
we're carrying th,m up into their room. The Mayor
ordered the prisoners to be viii pod, and delivered the
hsh over to the owner.
Philip Wyrick, charged With drunkeDi esI and dis
orderly conduct in the street, severely Admonhhed
of the improprey Of his pnduat and then ordered 10
be taken 70 the Provost
Msdison NTH, white, WAS charged with passing
counterfeit gold dollar on John Il. Jones. Smith went
into Jones' place of business andAked him 10 give him
Confederate money for gold dollar, as he had need
for money and had pone other about him. Jones gave
him $40 and put the gold coin in bis pocket. Suisse
o,eptl be iolnd the me- ney counterfeit aud bad Smith
arrested Toe case sent on to the Hastings ocur'
William and joe ,Arlss, free negroes, nearly white
were arrested By tn watch Thursday night, in the
kitchen of DR.. j. II. C1nWAy, where crowd of other
negroes ERE epgsged in 6dilirg and dancing, and
having good time generally. Il being violation o
ordnance for more than five negroes 10 assemble te-
ge,her at one Tine The Mayor ordered the accused to
te whipped.
William, slave of VIM. A. Wright, who was charged
with stealing trunk, containing $500 worth Of wearing
apparel the property of r. T Daniel proved bis limo
oercs OF the fl roe aud wss thereupon discharged.
Several other clses of embarrassing character
we're disposed OF, after which the Court adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12
EHnRaRAFHIC.
THE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.

THE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 10 The AIg OF truce to- day pro-
ducsd results as prisoners hav, not ye, arrived
at Port >yal Capt Hatch, our OOmml'si 'ner of En-
change, arrived here last night. M'jor Milford
the Federal Commissioner, left Fortress Monroe Oh
Tue,dAy, and is daily eIpesed The exchange will not
,ako place until after Tuesday mex.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12

EuSIsHID EJR HIS INPUDEScE John, the negro
driver OF hack belonging to 8. schriver, was or
dered 10 receive thirty niue lashes yesterday by jus
tice Baker, his impudence towards SONS ladies' TIT
Sie. WIRE re- urninR from funeral in Johns hack anc
whom he had carried .hsm as far he felt like be
deted hem to get out OF his hack, remarkiDg a. the
same time that the generality of white women would
yak four miles to get ride of half mile. Jutt C;
Baker did nothing than what was right in order
ing tie block rascal to be whipped.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12

su.PIoIoUs CHAsACrIR-Mss Mary Jane BAyne, a
youpg Of fascinating appearance, vas commit
mied to Castle Thunder this morning as SUPP ciouf
character. She claims to ne native Of North CARROLL
us but Gays that for year go b,ck sho has possess
ed as her par certain Yankee lieutenant, who
adjourned in Knoxville, Tenn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE EoR SALE :,
SPECIAL NOTICE "A

have in my possession aregro boy, nam n,.sI
JOE or JESSIE who claims be the propry 81 one
been killed. and the boy prove ~
The enemy. Dr. or lis representative VII come
property psy CHARGER a. and take he be VII % soa
Tor 1pens.E 'Sg pr, - slua p D., Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12

We hear that Judge Thompson has discharged
number OF detailed farmsrs in AuguttA county, uader
wrs Of haJsas corpus upon The sround that tie dsta
il q contract with the Government fJr one year.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12
PKRsoNAL.l
RICHMOND. Nov. let. 1854.

RICHMOND, NOV. LEI, 1861
TO M FMxHDs:
am all safe and tTeatoi right Liea have been told
abou. our treatment. Dcn's be afraid
CHARLES DAY.
no2-Iw Co Fl, lssth N z. Regiment.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12

| O3T-On Friday even ng lastsa Gold Ring.
~ Boodsicns vnIsgs.sd AIMS, three Sing. two and
WIN receive liberal reward BY lssvi a. the once Of
n,9-lv pkkEE eohERvILLl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12
CuANGR or SCHEDULE.

.tBANGE OH SthtDDb
AN and alter Wednesday, 9th Instant, the
" T-alus IN this Road I'll he TaI ss io'lo.s:
1a MAJ Tra, viii nj hTOad daily, SO I:l6. A. NJ, and
rrive = snitsns tC:i5 PtiusanR Wi leave Ham,
~, ~ ito b.. snt arrive in ctnoUi at 2, p, ~ Tbs
i~conra dUi0n aI1 VI ave Richmond dss -undsJs
eepte at $50 n and eTSvs st 81 lord sf20, NJ Re-
iuninz NoiStG5 Is, A., end arrive 10 Riihmsnd
~ 9.G5 A. ~
Tbs Freight ains ii ts twice Trek Tuesisys and
Gays arrive FL I'm nj the evening the dsys.
Pti. be re iyeFed aud hfrom This depot
fAML RUTH. SUIT Trans.
CHER ZAP n n.
al km -ni NV. Q 1864. ns10-et
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nwAnD THAkr ABOUT IHu FINAL lEULr.

Nations, though ulliy leng-hvtd arc nevertheless,
mortal Our own Republic is n)V contessedly sruE-
cling for life. Tnis there fJr" may Do our last Presl-
Ssntial e coa (Oriss Of Not it our votes and arms
can sayeii" (Clsrs.) Wa are only tenants here
Tee rsvsrson Of our political stats ia tbs appointed in
heritspcs of endsss sucees3ors. LIT so cast ou'
votrs tbal If the Republic must perth, We shall Dc able
70 saw that We ere innocent (Olesrs) That If the
public must perish shall yet be able to say that
va hsys the ooDsciousI of having practicsd the be-
roio virtue which s the duty Of the ci'Z n ('ppsus'
tbat il the public perth, shall DO shte to ssy
that our rec Irded protest will spp,ar crnP cuou'ly
ab,Vs the runs, (cheers) inviting MANKIND 10 new
and heller Efforts to redeem the cause Of freedom
and humanity. (OheSrs) l should be recreant II l
did not coRfess tna see hcpl of safety for the
Union il the people Tomorrow should give It over IN
tust 10 the opponents Of the prese Administration.
IJrie, of 1--WE Won's do thsi."l But do not forget
that say on the night before the election viii be
heard on the morning the election, hoWsveri il nay
rpsul therefore, let expect 70 hear sf@r an sd'
verse suit that departing or even despondent-
Cheers II the opposition prevail, l do not know, IN
deed h9 fountain from which streams of hope eau hoW
in that disastrous eVen bat do know thai God has
thousand WAYS Of saving usous ,V IN their e1tremes
peril TChecrs l do know that nslions are b IN TO
i've ahlough hey mus; eventually die; and do know
tns "a nv IN the dark hours OF 1851 rang through
the world giving sassur9Ic1 TO the friends OF human
progress go il uttersDoe sbfl be efs TO me, 1t will
proclaim vi even greater earnesness and energy tia!
tbi, R,rubl is NOS altogether lost. Vehement APP
plsuse Al 80 speak in that fearful crisis tru't
shsli be able to ACT Jres Of "Thsts you" and
cleeis
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12

G1k0 RBWARD-Banawsy, on Monday,
dDiCO lTh nstsnt, Negro Poy named JIM He about
feet nshfs lgh II old sighted ard
black With TIE left cheek unde- tbs ye He besa
This city every day The sb teSard viii be paid for
h delivery New bhmoud Theatre. It'll Broad.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
VH z beautiful and commodious Residence, in
the town OF yamvi lie, formerly occupied by MT. Colo
Thorn % rooms tIe bIeuent. with store room
Ma ali tsAry house cmpee dc Possession given the
III dSg o. December next.
nni1du Psrmvile vs.
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RIOHMOND. AND DANVILI.E r. a. !
SUPPLEMENTARY 0TTiII.
Richmond, Sept. 20 h, 1854 J
NnTU,IEf

rhs evening passenger the Richmond and Danve
R,iross vi he dltcSntnued uul further notice 1ne sns
pJrtson Of Cover freight ns almost the nre ca
pscny OF the road.
The morning pas fepgsr train will ruu as u,usl
San. So-H o. q TALCorT, supeript n 'ent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12
sERARp,s SPEECH Al AUBURN.

Seward had gone home on an seCtoneerng tour
aud bss bssn making speech on the election and the
crisis detailing the policy Of the Government as regn ds
peace or war, lion D.sunion, salvation or ruin to
the Yankee dynasty. This speech, from which ne
make the following extracts is called by the Times
I. q .t..manlika And nhi.olonhioll sneecin: