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DIED.

At his residence in Geld county, o. the lstL
instant, MILES II. CHALRLEY, In the ssth rear "a
his age. ..-sssu4s= 90 !. 3.
He leaves devoted wife and six children, ana
large number nf friends To mourn bis nntinieiy loss
We trust that orr loss IL his eternal gam -
Il, sco,tsx,s Ai,emarle c,stsuty virginia, on the
Cd day OF November, tss,, DR.. JAMES NJ "AbE. &
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AL'rsr EAGLE SnLFD--A large go.ion esS,e
MIA Bfln2 s'r.H fest and touF tnchtr from tip Ia
r "nh three fee, frorn his sect to his peak, 80
bti'"a w Mr. Green A. RAIDER near Lewisburg. Va .
fn" 'lny last week This monster bird was stteLap'.
- - steal one OF Mf. RS turkeys when he wss
killfd
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AWE LoLLahS EEnAaU. SLolen
fenui ny Tavern, In Man ,ileeter, fame, FUR
Rp9, mate oi datk rabbit ina, Very much resep,.
bling grew cat sEiDs with red plsiI lifting and a
bn rider OF rcd dsnn. pointed all aruun ihe above
e ward ~Iii be paid the delivery Of the kux 10
Nnt. hurcL, No. a. N,iB STREET Richmon, ~ 20 me-
IN Manchester. no 23-3J~I b j. SEER.
EOuAD, near the Fair Grounds. a few
4 days ago, n pair ofGOLD SPECTACLEs, which
the owner nan get bg paying for this advertisement
ara rnwar.iing the findsl, who isa servant.
no 1s-3ta
RLACkSMITHS' DRILLS~--A superior
- zrtisls, Ter sale shsap tsy
ctAHEsoS, AspERts,v o 90.
nn p Sssscs sisIn STREET
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!sIn rJK Tar T o .-TcmoTrpw having been Iese
natea ny ihs Mayors OF Norfolk and Portsmouth, as
q day OF Thanksgiving. collection Is 20 be taken
up on the occasion 10 all tho churches for the poor
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THE DISPATCH.
,or.cn re ApvERTIsnRs.

Advert al afs ~ the psrtrcR must be hano
I'D In by sss a'ctsct ~ the easT~s IN orueI 70 sp
rear she ness day. The heavy pressure OF aa'e'
,tss,nents uren the columns % our paper VIII NV
~%,..s of thsif reception after the hoaf naaafa'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Porte Richmond, Nor'r 24-HGgh Ru:7 ll24 DC

Port Of Richmond, Nor'r 24-Hfgh Wass7 ll}4t oc'h
~-
SAILED
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish. New York, mdEe
and passengers, Ludlsm Watson.
Steamer Geo Peabody, Pritchett. Baltimore, mdze
LudlaIn Watson.
>chr. VIA Woodbury., Higgins, down the river.
light.
NEW YORK Eov. 2,-Arrivrd, schr Bergen. Magee,
City Point aud l. sessele, laden with wood. from
Virginia 2lst-Arrived, schr. Jamestown, Latou-
r.tte Pet"rshurg 6 days. with r2dEc. to Hunter q
TO. Rxperi need heavy weather on the passage.
pHfL.pELpEl4 Nov. 9,-Cleared, brig Brandy wine.
CormacE Richmond
ST TELEGRAPH
HANrroy Rntns. Nov. "A Arrived, shin Exponn-
der Fnst-r, q laA 5 from CallaO, with guanO
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- 49, : --- :.
apTCTAL NOTICES.

n.y. DR. WILLIAM PAssMonE has con-
s~d ~ f,s renssast a. sSysraI u the citifsrs Of
Rirhmopd T., re-dsiiver the lecture on ne =. I'LL LII
tage o. ths Children af God at tns ns - ~
o'clocl.p NJ The public b resp ctfniif inv'tsa%
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ANOTHER SPECIAL MINISTER FOR CENTRAL
AMERICA

New YORK, Nov. 24-Thc Herald's correspon-
dent says the French government has appointed
special minister TO Central America, to arrange
with Sir Gore Ousley, and such person as may he
appointed by the United States. the vexed question
pendius with relation to that country.
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pRocLAaATIoy. This is to give notice
that II Won huy case at wArsos's Galery, S. Main
street. he gives you handsne picture. Exce's w.,
largest in the city for 30 cents. and fr D and .
Weaiions and Canoes taken in sik Velvet eases .oI
81 Also Malainoty pes and Panots pes whicn !, ms NJ
Ts sent in n letter without extra postage All PIC
tnres taken at his Gallery warranted not 10 ieae
Old Dagusrreotypes copied and pictures put In
n. B.-Tho best pictures taken from A. a 70 > 4
~
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Ny TO THs VoTgRs OF HEsRIco C0Us-
rico" which appeared la the Dispatch OF the l1th
instant beg leaye to announce myself o candidate
for the Office Of CLERK or TUE COUNTY COURT
VI said county. Having had an experience OF some
Eve years as Deputy In tho ssid Office Irespectul
ly submit my claims for Jour consideration.
no ts-dtiTD TEMPLE Elicit.
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DEATH OF NAVAL OFFICERS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24-The Navy Department
have adyicss of the death of Commodore Foxhsll,
A. Parker and Lieutenant Edward Renshaw, OF
the kayy.
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BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH ENGRAVINGs

A. MORRIS, bookseller,
Has just opened a very choice lot Of ENGLISH EN-
CRAVINGS, which are offered at great reduction
Among them will be found the following popular
subjects: In the finest sty lie ofart.
THE Village Festival, painted by Sir David Wilkie
angaved BY Charles G. Lewis g. ,.A ~
: vsy, s. A. snsrsred BY pWassaa. s.. i'"
Harvey A. A. eSerared by Wsa.a " g. os'fS'
CANTON submtPs h w prqSf shsos painted by
DR. JOHNSON rsscuing Goldsmith. painted by
Ward. engraved by kellini 81.
SCENE in Early Life OF Goldsmith, painted by Ward.
EXAMINATION Of the Village School. painted by
H IlsH engrav.d by Bromley: s2
Reynolds engraved by Reynolds. Each 81 So
"EIGhISG the Deer, painted By Taylor, engraved
STRICTLY Confidential, painted by Brooks. en-
grayed by Simmons So 50.
SYMPATHY painted By Stone, engraved by Akin
SIR Walter Scott and his Friends, painted by Faed
engray, d by Faed., $40.
LORD William Russell taking leave of his Family
painted by Bridss. engraved by BeIlini %.
TIL colder . Dream. painted by Go0dal, engraved
y SSp1a s sn,G no0toa Nv c0,os
graved by Wagstaff 500.
TIE Woman taken in Add cry. painted BY Bsrraud
A' by Ss Mthnii. d. '"'F'' '' ''''''' engraved
CR0nWELL's Interview With his Daughter. paint
ed by Lncy engraved by Tompkins 81.
THE Wounded Hound painted by An del, engra ed
By Davy. s..
NY Chickens for Sale painted by Cubould. $50.
FERMENTATION of Magma Charta painted by De
viz. engraved By Murray. ST.
s9TrsG b PF sa@oa A''s SD painted by Grant
MELTON Breakfast. painted by Grant engraved by
sins. $50.
With large nnmber Of sinall prints, some Of them
superior suitable for tbs Parlor Hail. Library at
prices ranging from % cents to IS each and affuri
ing ar4re opportunity, lot often met with to obtain
at strch reduced rates no 2I-3t
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aeF WAsiilSaToS's SrATuE.-The erowu
t,af were .nssgai In removing tho statue OF tne
great hero from The wharf to the Capitol sluapsj
rays Il as their unanimous opinion .nna e. ~
artist in the city. pow Frs 20 cent AmpIosop.s
are the greatest pictures in the world They nsrr
pair,iug i'm their price 81 cents Isl Main street..
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~ 30 cTxTs is what TYLER h Co charge for 81
Port. ats They have the largest and finest Gallery
La the State, st 100 Main street.
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rS, CgLgBg.rEn steam Picture Depot still crowd
I'd toezc-ss 90 hen s6u will and find fifty Per
pie op hand. Tyler d Co do all the business.
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q B1T0 rHE WORMS 0v HESRioo Cow
N -Tr, reply 10 the communication sgred 'Many
Voters of the Cenasy, which appeared In the Dis
patch Of the 18th int, respectfully announce NJ
selfa candidate for the once Of Clerk Of the County
court Of ssi county WIN. foLkEs
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nM- S. HtRsu, 300 Broad street, begss
IN inf,,m ia customers that though Times are hard
and goods sold With small advance. he 10 receiving
fresh supplies Of TRI INNINGS ~ every week ar !.
mca az tbs old stand of 8. HTR5HS
no l7-i2$ Trimming anu any oeote.
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TREMENDOUs SLAUGHTER--Grea

Il sacrifice of twenty thousand dollars werth of
Dry Goods Now il the time to procure the greatest
bargains in thn city at LEWIS. 10000 pieces OF the
he.t quality Silk Velvet Ribbon. 80 DO -. at half
hir value; iuu pieces nice style sonnet Ribbons at
q per cent below their value n pieces nice 1nality
Deb ga al 1A, cent?; ard wide Bieachel Cnith> at
IN cents worth I2Ia cent?; fine colored Silk Elastic
Belts with inRid clasps, at . cents. worth 10 cents
"stnbrc Bands At p cent?, worth dophle the money
quo more ofihoSs Collars ut Is cent?, worth 30 cts
hlsck El-stir r. Its at E3 cents: all inen Ifdkfs
"a cents; Linen sets Ut Collars aud Sleeves vt the
MED story Of JAG Il 4. LEVY
naS5 Is Nsinstrcat
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CANDTDATus FOR OFFICE.

~IM A CaxpIpArE for the CLERK
gnfP 81 H-nrico County Court: ..
no zl-Ims JNO. u. hAhhi5ON.
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LOST.

T OST-At Metropolitan Hall or there
IL bv, on the evening Of the I'D. 9 Black Emeroid-
ered Cloth CLOAK The fuder will be suitably re-
wardad By delivery Of the same at this eEice.
no q 1T
I OST, on Saturday evening last, on 10th
IL st.eet. between Clay and Marshall, asmall GOLD
PIN, with hair In 1t, of dismHnd shape. The nnder
will DO rewarded By returning the same 70 TINS OF
fee DozS-3f
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DY JAMESTOWN-Wea are receiving nd
~ dtional supplies of ina French Cloth nr 3, ard
frock Goats; Beaver, Pilot and tue 2 tersiam Rag.
lsns; Black and rich Fancy Felv-t VESTS: Doesk n
Cashmere Pants, &c. Also a good lot Of Servants
Clothing tn which We ask attention, redging cur
selves Offer satisfactory nduce. 10 purcha err
no q KEEN, BALDWIN 20.
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HEAUIlVAKFEKo ITIE uC NND,
3 Richmond, Nov. Is, 1857.
~ asrER No 10.
\ This Company will assemble for Drill
ut Military Hall, This "wednesday EVENING, at
-, o'clock promptly.
BY order of Captain ,x,,,y
w. w.. n~Ia.lw 1S-It*
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Thy SFE xsRIP DISASTER IN 7Rs GrLf.-rhe New
0rEeaas Piosyune gives list Of those lost on
board the steamer 0peiousas, by its G. llsion With
the Galveston, at midnight on the 18th inst. The
ill-fated steamer struck auidships, and sank
in d minutes The Galveston lay by her until
Daylight ami succeeded in saving the officers crew,
aud the passengers whose names are also given
below:
s.d 10 soa,h os 5sss: 5 i1 g oi.is.d HG m.
0rieaps; A. j. VOORHEES,, Princeton, N. j. Mr.
Smith, mother aud young lady, st. Louis; Miss
Lucy williams. Lavaca; {. ". Wllmot, Hardin
county Ky. Lod7 saved; one child Of c. W. Vii.
mot, Kentucky; Miss Mary Pettwsy. Nashville
lrnn: fcFaTlsne, late mate steamship Jssper
two children of George Williams. Columbia Texas
one child Of Mrs. Runtes buchanan county, Mo-
August Mendell Dewitt county, Texas: Dunn. Ma
Varro, Texas; oao negro girl belonging to Mr.
Hushbersh one negro boy, third cook on Opel, u
sa&; Sir. II. Trainer MIR. G. Hardney, Mr. E. Hill,
Mr.. A. J. Hollis Mr.. Wyeth and lady
L4 Of the S!;td--J. Y. Cecil Brazoria county,
Texas Mrs. Wilmot. Hardin county, Ky; Miss
Fanny AitchiFun, johnson county, Mo; Mrs. u. c.
l@tiross and child. kichmond, Texas; George Will
llauls and lady, Columbia, Texas; W. H. Meriweth-
81 and lady Comai ennnty. Texas; J. b. Thompson
Louisville, KY; X. W. Dunn LRvacs. Texas Ii. W
Priestburgh. New Orleans; Fraucis 2. Weed FRINGE
Edward county. Va; X. + Murphy. Tviggs county.
ga; Green Wsmsck. Grimes county. Texas: Ed
ward Wise. New Orleans; J. L. b. Air. jackson
Mich; L. VI. Finch, Buchanan county No; j. W
HtchngS, lady and servant, Nashville, Tenn: J.
d. Parish austin Texas; J. J. Ramsay, Gonzales
Texas; 9. ". Bowers, ~ Y; K. I. Lewis. Jackson,
Mich; Capt. g. II. Ill., l. &. A; IL. Trotter. Milam
Texas; ii. Hobart and two servants, Jones EX-
pressrisn; VIM. Vi. c. Council aud two deIicaDs
Dewitt county. Texas; Geo. Parmiee, Ii. h. futile
New Orleane J. n. Cesser, La T. Parrean. Lavaca
Texas; Mrs. Hu-hb-rser. child snd two servants
GAveston; Mr.. Fsuts and servant. Buchanan coun-
w II Ina sDT-
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rss- A RELIolous MEErrSo is now in
,rogress at svcamora Church. Rev. ISAAC kRRErT,
Eorr suopding secretary Of the American CHRISTIAN
Nissionary Society will preach nightly. no It's
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DANIC PRICFs-IMMENsE REDrC

DANIC PRICTS-TMMENSE REDCC
L TI0N.-The Ladies rcqu sted 10 look at ihose
elegant Dollar Black Silks receiyed this morning.
They are arpiendid article and well worth g. . per
yard. Call early and go ure some b-fnre they are
all gone. ALFRED MOSES
no Is c. Main street.
y G MITCHELL & co.'s superior
H. Hydraulic Pressed Caaa.,es--sao cases for slle
by Eofj Ia u. b DAVENPORT r
MILL SCREWS-In store and for sale
Iva by tLARkSON, AEnER2oN CT.
Eoz5 No. lbs Ma n street
IRON JACK sCREW5-Assorted sizes,
4 suitable tor Pair, ads far sale eheaphy
CLARksUN, ANDERSON a co,
no Is No. l08 Main strfpt.
NELVETS, VELVETS, VELVErS.-
White. Black, Pink and D. ab B1nle. Yelyets, to
be closed out at great tacrihce.
Z G lI.DsMIT
no y POS Broad II
WHITE TARLATANs, WHITE ILLU.
SIOHs, WHITE SILK LACEs AND ED sES,
Grape suk Cuttings, White Kid alevrs, Wax .eais
n.a Dress. Wreaths, Flowers. and other soads fn
ne hnry isas. 70 ~ rlns@d oni without reghId 10
NJ y 81 Ms Seesd II,
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EOMPANf n. tooSu oIhnUs
4 RICHMOND, Nov. 18th, iS31. J
H0RDERs No. |.
l. This command will assemble for Drill. On
WEDNESDAY evening. Nov. 2sth, at II O'Clock,
promptly. The roll will be called aud absentees
fin i.
H. There will he Meeting of the company after
drilt FIR the purpose Of filing q vacancy
Iiy order Of HUGH W. FRY, jr., Capt.
GEO. J. AUSTIN, orderly. no2-t
= UEIDOUARTEKS CITY GUARD,l
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CLOTHING.
Ia L. 8. McELROY,
kER CHANT TAILOR.

>la HEAD QU ARTERS, 1851
IA CLOTHINGl CLOTHISGil CLoTHINa!l,
Rf Visitors to the Agricultural and Mechanic
-lA~ Fairs, attentionlIf you are In want Of some
hing really neat and cheap In the way OF Clothing
and aentlemen's Furnishing Goods. not at below
win promise my goods. when quality and work.
nanshp sse com pared shall vie with che cheapest
II. b. SPENCE
~ No nnr Mi, a "a I,,h
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GUIDE FOR TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS.
RAILROAD LINES.
RICHMOND. FREDgRICKsBUR0 AND Po-


rohAc RAILROAD. going North, leaves twice ever
day Sunday evenings excepted at 6.&5 oclk "A. NJ
and ut O'Clock P. NJ for the Potomac river, where
q steamer 10 taken for Washington. thence by Rail
road to Baltimore. &c.
VIRarsIA CENTRAL, going North, leaves this city
twice daily (5undaY evenings excepted at o'clock
A NJ and ~ O'Clock p. M.. for Gordonsyille where
they connect with the trains OF the Orange and Alex
sndris. Washington, Baltimore &c.
RICHMOND AND DASviLLE-Leayes Richmond at 9
O'Clock A. NJ and connects with the South Side road
at the Junction, at IL o'clock III Sundays exeep-
ted An Evening Train leaves the Depot every day.
except sunday, OF 81 o'clock and connects with the
South Side at the junction, at Vi Is.
RICHMOND AND PETRRsBuR0-Leaves this city twice
every day, Sundays exceptedD at 5o'clock A. NJ 4,
and ass o elk p. NJ An accommodation train leaves
here every Monday, Wednesday and Ffidy at 5
FOR NORFOLK, &c.
The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt. San,1 Barnes
laavcs her wharf at Rockets every Saturday, Tues
day and Thursday mornings. at 81 o'clock A. NJ.
and the GLEN COVE, Capt. John Davis, every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday mornings st 81 O'Clock.
TOR Norfolk and Portsmouth. touching at all the
regular landings on the river
FOB NEW YORK, &c.
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish,
leaves every Tuesday evening. at O'Clock, for New
York, touching at City Point and Norfolk to receive
passengers, &C.. leaving Norfolk next morning. at
II O'Clock.
FOR PTILAD sLPHIA, &C.,
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One of these steamers
leave every Monday and Thursday, stopping at City
Point and Norfolk to receive freight and passenger
=
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EDUCATIONAL Gentleman, compe
the various Fnglish Branches, with several years
OK peri,nce in his State (Harylandl desires
situation for the ensuing year. Best references
gwen as to mental and moral qualifications. All
conmunic atoms addressed to Teacher" iiyatts-
town. Montgomery county. Md, viii meet prompt
attention. no l'-3t'
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RY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
~ PROCLANATI0N.--Inf Information having been
received by the Executive, that a murder has been
committed in the county or Pittsyyan by JAMES
NICHOLS, on the II inst; that he has fed FROM JUS
tics AMI Is going 1T largethereftre do hereby Of
fer q reward OF ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY Dol
LARS to any person who shall the said James
Nichols, and deliver him In the su of said county;
and do moreover require all eficers OF this Com
monwealth, civil and military, aud reaues. the PEG
pie generally 10 their best sxsrtions TO procure
the arrest OF the said James Nichols. that he may
be brought TO justice.
49, Given under my hand as Cover nor and IA.
I L. S. der the Less seal OF the Common eaitb
t-r-) at Richmond, shis Eth day Of Nov, ie57
HENRY A. WISE.
BY the Governor:
GEORGE w. MUyEoRp,
Sec'y Of the Comth.
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NJ WALKER & co. have added 10
~. thoIr already large and well selected stock Of
0entemens Fine Clothing. ala assortment Of over
Gas. Business Goats, Fancy and Black Cashmere
Pants, morIno. Velvet and silk Vests. Also, largo
lot Furnishing Goods. Also. very desirable lot of
uuutlemenS travelling ehaws. Strangers would
40 well ~ drop In and lo0k, before purchasing.
N. WALK Err h 90.
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No. 40. cor. Main and 18Th sts

NEW CLOTHIN G.-DARRACOTT,
~ HARRIS 4 co. have just received choice nj
very superior side-Stripe Suits; very pretty rich
Fancy Velvet Vests: fine Black do; furnishiug
Goods of every Kind and quality. For bargains call
oa DARRACUTT, HARRIS CO,
noA successors to Merchant Weisigtr a Co
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~
nose dark eyes and ID about eighteen twenty years
of age. 10 2o-swsw
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-1st. That
IL Brick Tenement situated at the corner OF Wall
and franklin streets, known a. the Yorktown Ho-
tel This Is most excellent stand for business, and
IL now under rent to good tenant.
3D. The brick tenement near the corner OF Gath and
Marshall streets, adjoining the property Of MIR Geo
K Sadler.
81 valuable building lot at the corner OF 18th
and streets, adjoining the residence Of Mr.. Han
Ion. fronting So feet and running back digtance VI
l22 feet.
The above real estate offers rare inducement to
those seeking a safe investment.
For terms, apply 70 wa. HURLEY,
Richmond Va or
d. HURLEY,
no la-2.awlm Norfolk. Va.
GREAT lNDUCEMENTS--TREMEN
" DlUS STOCK OF GESTEEL CLOTHING AT
OUR STORE, 40 MAIN STREEr.-We have by far
too large stock of Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods, and call attention TO the assortment enume-
ated below
425 0verCoats and RaRlans
$50 Cashmere Business Coats
go Cloth Dress Frock do.
so Youths do
+. lsD Vests varions sty les
lUO pairs Cashmere Pants
80 dozen Gents Shirts
30 do Merino and Lambs Wool Shirts
Boys Jackets, Pants and Vests.
All OF the above goods are made up In the latest
style, and we are selling them cheap, for cash.
GROsHONG, TUPMAN Co,
no Is ITO Main street
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NEW GOODS.-We have just opened,
~ this morning. choice lot Of Clothing consist.
ing of fine Dress and Protk Coats side-stripe CASH
Suit. Black and Fancy Velvet Vests all styIrs
aud cuts; Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants at all
prices; Furnishing Goods of all kinds and qualities.
For gre at bargains, call on
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FOR NORFOLK. &c.
FOR PUILAD sLpHII

and CITY OF RICHMOND. One of these steamers
leave every Monday and Thursday, stopping at City
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A MOTHER OPPORTUNITY FOR GEN

~
"a TELL CLOTHING, at 40 Main street. and cur
stock cor, 4i,l.r superior In every respect
The assortment 10 complete in all points, size,
quaIit and style Dress sud business CO. t., over
Coats and Raglans shaws and Blankets, shirts and
Drawers. Collars and Crevais Seeks and Oioyes'-
Altogether max Ing mp the argest stock shown
by us.
Crowds of GOODS which We are dispossdto ell cheap
for cash.
Walk In snd buy what you want.
uR0SHUSG. TUPhAS a 90,
ocaO ITO Main 81.
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NOTICE. Persons having claims
~ against the estate OF John n. Harrison, decd
late ce4 K Of H-nrico County Court, are hereby re-
quested to present them, properly AUTHENTICATED TO
the pndersig d, and those indebted thereto viii
please make payment rs early rs practicable
X. Ii. klRTON, Admir-.
no at-d4tcwlt
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eA-JAMES NICHOLS 10 a spare, straight, small
young man. about We feet eirht or n inches high
tolerably smooth features, with the exception Of
small beard on his chin lie has light hair, sharp
nose dark eyes and about eighteen or twenty years
of age 1-sW9W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-25

MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMlNTS.-t
Is - 0ur stock oil the above Inslrums0ts IL larse
and very seleeE We have them at from 81 - "a 81,
Der set; Instruments without Cases. snch Drawing
Pens, Compasses, Proportions. aud Spring niyders,
&C., constantly on hand, and mafe 10 order. hy
WIN. SATfLkR & Co,
no., liz Main st,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-16
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Observation-Disclosures p F Kimball-2l4 haes cotton to
Wilson, pomroy &co-l6s Carter &eo5I bales cotton 10
Buchannon Carroll &co5 Ward Saunders Hunt46 do to
Henderson, Terry &eo7 Ar Mlienberser--56 Johnston
% Davis Jenkins &co-2l Thornhill &co2l Nelson &co
81 RRnier Mckenna ubbard-l5 TO Feowes &co7 do 10
Lloyd Frelse" Stsyeas1n SSo bales co.om
Tuiy &co-7 W Burhridge &coT Farley Jurey Sco-5
Scott &eo-5 Shaw & Zunts-s Donovan, Meearn kco-5
Campbell SrengI Cleveland Brothers AGO. bag pecans
bag Dor dare seed James2 pkgs Henderson, Terry &eo
peltries Feiowes &co pecas Arhcr &co50 bags
Jas fumel gin shaft Carver &col box Lusk &co-l bale
hides Ar Mtenberger- roa leather opsnhama box
Dnrnnd Request Mco3 castings Beocq Nobloni AGO.
snndrics to order-Tota l2DJ bales cotton,
CAROLINA LANDING-steamer Captol--sO bales cotton
Buekuer Stanton Newmanl9 Mcdowell, Mills tcoI7 do
Cuidy Brown &co60 pinekard &eo-4i John Watt &co
Al john Wych &co-S9 Pearson &eo2S bales
George Connoy5 do R Cummings, Stewart &eo-l3 do
Vaudeville McIhenny3 do Buchannon Carroll &co-I2
Green Crump-S w 81 Donpell-s Walker Stuart Hutchn.
SOM Ward Saunders Hunt helemore Bayburn Acct
John Williams Geo4 Payne Harrlson2 Walker Snyder
Bradley, Wilson Sco Friedlander erson-l bales
ErneSt52 bb beef 80 bbls whisky Ar Mitenbngersln.
| dries 10 crder--feal T62 bales cotton
LoUISyIIE-steamer Ben Fankiin-55 bbls eggs hi do
beef kegs lard TO schneder5 bbls eggs GiyenS do
do SlS sacks beef Robertson McDongalS
bhls key ard Ieehner5 bbls eggs Greepe Were
II Short &eol hhds tobacco Moore FaDcni5 do to
Henry Rodewd0 hhds tobacco JAS Turner'S hhd tobacco
BEander, Nc Kenna HubbaEd4H hhds tobacco Rodewald
so hhds tobacco kegs lard hf bbs lard Hewitt Norton
&eo hhds tobacco casks bacon 1913 sacks bbs
"A ties lard fwehe Scoll bbls 1910 sacks 81
paImee Bros hams d9 casks bacon 81 bbis whisky &
bh h9ur n KEGS sausage Martn Owen Nobb-ll5 pcs bag
eggs IL Bristol &co2 do Kennedy Sco-2O bacon
Baiy &co- tics hams Eaton HendsEson-l0 csks sides