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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16

Knox! Kn0x!I Knox! l!--Who that ever
hat has not beard Of NON the Halter Of Broad
and te,er Hat tou any oier Manhaton laay
loo ali kinds oftemtaon creep, hs. Of ba lax hat Of soae
cher halter ihs KNOX d alton broadway
English Crfcketers.--An Imperial Pho
:orrsph q tie Ah England Eleven" nov on exhissuon a
M Az Ss G er O. I
ers playing Copies Of the sereoscop.o view for sale
Brady's Gallery has Removed from $50
% ssa fA''
since ls5i.-Two Forty-nine FuItoa
brooklyn WILLIAMSON BROs Photographs, Cameo
4, Daguetrectypes No.
rs Cent Miniatures, SO Cent Daguerreo-
tyres 81 photographs aken daily II the HOLMES gallery
W. DsoA1N"' ----------------------------l--
Take Notice.-Furs OF All Kinds, fsr
ladies and gentlemen at STORM co.'s, lie Broadway,
der Howard Hotel
Ward & Sinclair, India Y ubhes Goods,
removed from 80 cstar- xsst to No 40 Rrosdwsy.
Wnliams' Celebrated Furs, a93 Fulton
street. Brooklyn French mink aa Cape aud Cuts for ss
Tracy's Celebrated shirts, Made TO Or
DER s. aud SO william street. one door nes Of Msicen tne
.---.0--@.-A - 'ss'
McLauahl,n's Improved French Yoke
shie ready made all sizes. made Store 269
Greenwich, Of Murray Sweet
shaker Knit and scotch Wool Under
snd Murray a, se e at corner
Gsninrs In zanr 500 and 5l3 broadway.
cHILDREN's FURa
ChiJdrsn's Imported Thick sole Button
Sizes sso ss cork and sss sole made y
pers 81 N. L. HILL, Importer. 81 Broadway
Hcrring's Patent champion Fire
burglar Safes 2l broadway oe Murray
Grover & Bakers Nolsclsss Family Sew
ng Machines At reduced prices
isS FULTON srRsEf. BnooKLYS
wheeler & wilson's Sewing Machines,
ofce sos BradwAy, New YORK
Cristadoro's HAIR Dye. Wigs and Toa-
pecs the world; wholesale retail dye
l privately applied; No Asor House.
I Barry's Tricopherous Ia the Rest and
cheapest article for dressing beauying cleaning curling
preserving and resortns the hair LADIES' uy ssd OF all
druggists.
| Paralyxed and DcfSrmed Limh4 sue-
ccssfuy treated By Dr. J. y MANN LIS West rArty ninth
! street
! Millions Of Bottles OF Mrs. WinAlOys's
soone Syrup used 10 tho United States
fer children teelng With never failing Relief IL
INN eda,e and certain Only 2'c bottle
Hill, Intmftnble Hair Gutter - Hair
nye 60 ccr,s black brown; and durable
npot No. barclay street aud sold BY M drugssa
Batchrlor's Hair Dye. Wigs and Tou-
he best n the world SURPRISING made sod sad 40
| pied at the manufactory, :aH broadway.
| Browns Bronc b TAI Troc hes Cure Coughs
coiis hsarseaess sore throat &C. Sold by I'll drugss
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Coughs, Sore Threats and Pains An the
Limbo arc mDediatsy BY Dr TOBIAS vsuodxn lini
Ment Sold cvesywAers Prcs No aud 90 Depot IS Cor.-
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Gov. Corwin . Candidate for tho Speak,
ership.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Is, 1859
There was error In yesterdays despatch relative
Gov Ccrwn and the speakershp Of the House Of Repre-
sentaves. The friends OF Gov Corwtn desire II to DO
understood that he Is a candidate for Speaker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16

whites Fail style Gents Dress Hats
Of WHITES, the halter ZIG Broadway, Opposite st raus
oh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16

INTERESTING IRON OBIaA-THE srANisn WAR WITH
THE MoORs--hEws FROM CALIFORNIA RECEPTION
OFGENEHAL SCOTT At SAN Fg ANCIsCO--THE sCiIi-
LER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CGEEvLG AND srURGEoH
CcREEsI ONDEhcE- INSANITY or 0ERRIr SMITH :
LOCAL NEWS OF THE METROPOLIS &c CONDITION or
TUE MARKETS, ETC, kIc,
re Faxuv HEaAp OF to day Wednesday, VIII contain
interesting letter Correspondent United
states steamship Po~sa nj sucos or tho Fei-Tsog river
Ctinf-Mr Ward a. the rei-Taag Faischoo1s
Mandar,re-Iirlomacy the River Chrese Preparations
TOR another WsrCoole os ard English Prejudice In shan.
hseaichness board American Friga.e-Mr. Wards
Cc.i Difficulties in peS The Minister staniug his 9th
zen Dignity, &C., &c.
will also give account OF te Difficulty between Spain
and Moroccothe Past present Of MoroccoPreparaous
Of France and Spain-Letter from Our Correspondent
al Gibraltar &c, &c. lhe News from California
oeived ty to Steamship Reception of
General Scott at San rrancsco of tho Centennial
Celebration OF schiers Birthday Conclusion OF the Trial OF
tic Harper Ferry Insurgents; Prayers in Dr. Chceycrs
Church for john Brown; The Cheeyer ard spargeon
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Engish Atotionss for Pecu
mary Aid the cusade against the Devil and Southern
holders-spIcy Elegant and Most Chrsian Epsles-Ixcs
meat among the Religious and Fashionable Circles up town.
re; Gerr.. smith ard Ills Hauclnations-IIo~ he was
Carried 70 The Insane AsyIur the Latest News FROM Browns
vHle Texs the Latest News from uope Editorial
Prominent Events All the Local News Of interest Of
York snd the AdjoaIng Clies Dongs the Police Courts
CcroLers' lDques3 theatrical Notices &C. de- comprising
large amount CT reading interest Tho general
Eacn weeks issue Of the FAMILY HERALD contains rcpo
OF Tie Condition Of the New York Cattle Market with the
amount Of Stock offered for sac their Condition. Prices
which they soid &C., DO; Report Prices
kinds OF Family Marketing at Washington Market In New
CITY Commercial Money Reports Marriages
ard pess for the week. and large Of
reading.
TEEasThe FAMtr HERALD Ia published every Wednesday
nj Two polars Subscriptions received the
occ Of Fulton and Nssssa streets Single copies
price be obtained tho office news
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faArCs seoADpse1s & o..

Tbs Drawings OF tist Sussex Coaaty asa
lNlsolicxl.c lottery ~ Lspwxm
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Paralyxed and Dcf0rmed LimhA suc-
cessfuliy by Dr. r. MANN is West rAty ninth
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Death OF Ex-Governor Ransom.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 15, 1863
despatch says that OK Governor Ransom, receiver Of
public money at Fort Scott Kansas, died Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16

Rarry's Tricopherous Ia the Rest and
cheapest article for dressing, beaung cleaning curling
preserving and restoring he hair LADIES' u said oy ali
drueRBta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16

Grover & Bakers NOlselsss Family Sew
mr. Machines At reduced prices
20 4s5 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
1S2 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16

McLaughlsn's Improved French Woke
Shr;e made all sizes made Store, 269
Grcepwch, coruer of Murray street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16

Take N0tice.-Furs OF All Kinds, far
lades and gentlemen at STORM CO.'S, lie broadway uu
der How ard Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16

Cristadcro's Hair Dye. Wigs and Tos'
pecs the best in the world wholesale and retail and
privately applied; No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16

GsnIns Baz 500 and 5l3 broadway.
LADIES' FURS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16

Hill, Intmftnble Hair Cutter - Hair
ye ccrts black brown; instantaneous and durable
npot No. Barclay street aud sold by MI drugsisia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16

Millions OF Bottles OF Mrs. WinslOyN's
Soone Syrup used every 10 tho United
children teeing. with fain. Relief Il
INN e,iate aud certain. Only 80 bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16

rs Cent Miniatures, SO Cent Daguerreo-
tyres 81 photographs aken daily n the HOLINESS gallery
Ggj broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16

shaker Knit and Scotch Wool Under
earmenis-Ixtra heavy, all sizea at McLAUGHlrN
Of GreepN lch and Murray streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16
Drawings of the Delaware State Lotte-
rics-WOOD. EDDY CO., Managers OF tho
DELAWARE. GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE

DgIAwkRr-ExTRA GLASS; No. 59,, NOVEMBER is, 1850.
u, 5. ~, 80, ~. 3, Z. 80, 81, Al, ~, so. %.
pEiAwAGE-CLass 10 COS NOVEMBER 10, 1850.
6, II, AZ. &, %, 50. As. -. 10. IS, %, 81, 81
Circulars sent free of expense ~ addressing
wC0n EDpY & CO.,
Wilmington Dels,ssro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16

TraCy's Celebrate shirts, Made 10 Or
der s. 80 william street. door north of Msicen tne
N GEO. NJ. TRACY, Agent
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Knox! kn0x!I Knox !i.--Wbo that ever
beard Of NON the iiaer corner oe Broad
way aud Full strecty He has produced exeemea
and tcor Eat ltal any other Man haron
larbe ell tie island all of sights led
ali kinds ofemon, except that Of bn hat
CHER halter than KNOX 1 Fuiton aud BROAD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16

Hcrring's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Safes 25 broadway, corner OK Murr
street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16

Wheeler & wilson's Sewing Machines
oacs sos broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16

English Crfcketers..-An Imperial Pho
.orraph Of Tire "Ai England Eleven" exhibition
skADYS Gallery 64S kr0adway OF bioeckYr
also microscopic Of the crics; ground With
playing. Copies Of the sereescopc view for sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16

Batchrlor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tuu-
pees be n the world SURPRISING III made o,d ao an
Piled at the manufactory, rs broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16

Wfllfams' Celebrated Furs, 393 Fulton
sreet BROOKLYN French mink Ma Cape aud Cua for st6
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since Is5l.-Two FOrty-nfnc Fultoa
street Brookiyp, WILLIAMSON Bros Photographs, Cameo
pes DaguefrectypeS No.
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Browns Broncb ial Troc hes Cure Coughs.
colas hoarseress, sore throat &C. Sold by I'll drugss
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Fulton street.
Hetween Gold and Cuf streets tn
nLD BOOKS BOUGHT. SOLD OR EXON ANGED m
~ any quantity. Morgsn's Erpose OF FREQ Masosry -
saIe JOHN PYNK, LOO Nassau streaA
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from 3jO
broadway taos Broadway Of Blescaer Photo
srspEe, nsgoerreotsIee ard mtr0tspes
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REST URANTS.

T,NGIISH ROAST BEEF
For dinner 70 day English Mutton to morrow
RICHARDSON Mcleod
log Maiden lane. of Pearl street,
DINING, OYSTER AND LUNCH ROOM.
sae-Engsh Flberts Scotch Ling, Yarmouth Bloaters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19
Our Vera Cruz Correspondence.

VERA CKCZ SEPT. n, 1867
Counter Revolution in the City Of Merico-A Portion Of
Mirdmons Army Pronouncin9- Of TDcny Off,
cers-Frpardtions for the Siege of Jalapd, Corouu and
The Capture Of the Capital by tie Literal Fbrces-Dyeds
Of CObos at 0aiaca- Victory Of the LIBERAL Fbrces at
Leon and at Tpic-Erecution Of 0icers-General Move
nent Of all the Constitutional Chiefs 7o,ccrds the Valley
Of Aerico-Want Of a Commander in Chief Difficulty
Bdceen Generals Dsgollado and vidaurriDepdrture Of
the British Miniser-Brttish Frauds upon Merico-
Three Millions Of Dollars Struggled from the Coast BY an
English Oruisr-Ja,yss Government Protection the Uni
tea States Adils-Mr. McLdne- charlottesville Sara
togd-ShTmtnt Of Asasoan Iron to the United States dc
INC Miramon dynasty is evidently on the wane-
e'nN"s, ossensons and threatened pronunciamientos
among nus own party appear 10 be the present ruling fea
'"ie % nus administration The want Of money and the
u't|F"ehaon OF every branch Industry are
driY'"g even Is eW. s...ss ,u..,,,, 49, .,tt,
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VERA CRrz, Sept. q, 1859.
Naturalization Of Church Property and Abolition Of Holt
days rery Popuar-Heary Loss to the Lenders-The Con-
duct Of Mr.. Nwdy-Inacirty Of the Juares Gorera-
ment, dc.
address you few lines, though have little news to
relate and as depart by next English steamer shall
address you again from board of her or from Havana
The DEGREES Of the liberal government Matchmaking the
church property, abolishng monasteries, doing away
with most Of our holidays and making matrimony a
civil act have caused much rejoicing and the Governors
Of all the constitutional States have sent in their replies
being much satisfied, and say that the people,
Now Of course those that have advanced money on such
church property TO Miramon will have lose it ALL as
before this the law Lerdo in force and each
house or hacienda had lawful owner; and feel satisfied
that European government with decency enforce
such claims, however well their Ministers may be
bribed to bring these cases forth
The same will happen to Mr.. Mayadru Tor whoever did
the busness), the son of the old man, who continues
like his father to inurc this country wherever he has
chance of doing Perhaps he thinks to make up for
the loss Of the Auck silver mines of California; but JUS
tice may overtake him once more in the present dirty
business.
The government OF Mamon once before tried to create
interior debt giving out bonds for the same, but
Mr. Juarez stopped at once, declaring such transaction
null and void
Now Miramon made young rascal, who knows nothing
at all Minister of Finance and he promised arrange
the matter The only pan however, which emanated from
his empty head was to create thirty millions Of the men
toned paper and as nobody would buy it, he laid an enor
nous tax on all inhabitants of the capital merchants
u 300 to $1,000 or morc), payable thirds in such
bonds
This was the only way Of selling them and somebody
and as everybody ASSERTS Mr. Barron took large amount
at per cent (say 81 per cent discoun and sold them
to the taxpayers ct 10 per cent On this he makes 3S
per cent? and for tho balance which NAV remain In
his hands, no doubt he may conceive that through his
millions he can find Ministers in England to back him the
same as happened TO his father against Dcgoado and the
Mexican government had 70 pay such unjust claim where
his tuerCss.
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EXPRESSES.

CHANGE OF HOUR.
~ KlNSIEY co IS EXPRESS
FOR BOSTON, NEWPORT, FALL RIVER
Ard the East will leave from office IL Broadway on and after
Thursday October 20 at quarter to NJ Connecting Bos
ton with all the Eastern Expresses.
For Philadelphia and the South at AZ Pm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19

NEW ORLEANS,
IN MOBILE MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
ALBANY, COLUMBUS, MACON, AUGUSTA,
And various places in Florida,
Via SAVANNAH, Ga.
The FLORIDA Capt. J. Crowe, will leave on Saturday
Oct p p NJ from pier No North river Tickets can be
had for the following pacesfare low By any other
from New York to an.
perior-
New York New Orleans $50 IS; Mobile $S5 Montgomery
Ala S6 Atlanta. Ga, $3 Albany Ga, S24 Columbus Ca
$23, Macon, Ga, s2l; Augusta, $40; Savannah, SIS.
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL SON, Is Broadway
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NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COM
IN pany-For New Orleans via AayanaTo sail on Thurs
day, October q 1852 at u oclock-The United States mail
M m ~ er oe s
street. North river No bills OF adng signed after the hour of
sailing Freight for Havana will not be received after IL
O'Clock the day before sailing II must be cleared at the
Custom House. and the clearance together with the bills Of
adng left the office before O'Clock that day For
freight passage apply TO the agents. LIVINGSTON GRO
CHER0N Co, No. Park place.
EOR THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST VIA CHARLES
ton, s. C.-Semiweekly United States Mail Side Wheel
Steamship Line.-Cabn passage SIS; decS. s..
The steamship COLUMBIA, Captain Bury will leave Pier
No. North river Wednesday, DC ober TO- a. ocock NJ
precisely.
Through tickets to the followng places
New Orleans. $39 IS Augusta, Ga ..........$D
Mobile. ............. IS 0U Atlanta q
Montgomery, Ala. Is % Columbia s.
Nashville, Tenn. 80 90 Charlotte N. C...... q
Memphis Tenn. So 50 Jacksonville Fla. q
Knoxville Tenn. q 90 Pilatka, g
For freight passage apply to SPOFFORD, T1LESTON
CO., % Broadway.
Jas Adger Capt R. Adams succeeds Saturday oc-
tober y
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NyorrCr-TO SHIPPERS TO CENTRAL AMERICA
N and IVES, Coast OF South AmercsOhce Of the North
Atlantic stesmshp Cunpany-Yhs company prepared TO
rnnt through Bills Of sdng In connection with The Panama
Bsroad Company shpnens OF merchandise 70 Central
America and The West Coast nj South Ansrlcs Th ssms
sSsitr. vii sso he seorded on sh,puAnta from Csu;rt
Anescs Isrergoo. n cement with the Curart irr
Nc, " g.r s'rss. ], =, SIxPEESs sesrs;ry
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dor ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGE.
own-The New York and Virginia Screw Steamship Com
gsnS new and first cass steamship MOU Mt VERNON F. q
Smith, commander, will leave pier No. IL North River for
Ne above ports Saturday Oct ~ Al sP n Cabin passage
With unsurpassed ACCOMMODATIONS So Freight per
received on Fridays and Saturdays No commission charged
FOR for&ardng No bills Of ladiDg signed departure
:eSHer For freight or passage apply H. B. CROMWELL
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A USTRALIA PIONEER LINE-ESTA BLIsHED 1851
Carrying the United States msssains EosssssI{r e.
@. GLOVER, 1000 tons burthen, George b. kellum com
mander Ia now rapidly loading pier No NORTH an1
viii be despatched for Melbourne positively on the <o o.
October The g. made The voyage last year
accommodations both first and second class
The fine ship THOMAS H. PERKINS osdHg ~ Nh peI n 70 ss'
For freight passage apply on eoaIa Or 70 s ana &
advances made on consgnments Consgnees III Australia,
Messra wilkinson BrOlhers 3 90
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OK mn REWARD Is OFFERED TO ANY PERSON
~O.OOO who can surpass Madame c. the only natural
gifted Clarvoyant in America She warrants to cure any
disease in its FORM particularly rheumatism consump-
ton liver complaint and scroua also disease OF SKIN
AL those who sck in trouble unfortunate pusnes
would do well to give her call n B-Ihs lady mas no
equal Call and satisfy yourselves ONCE LIZ spring street.
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SHIPPING.


NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Wednesday seIt 81 1852 trains win leave
Twenty sixth street station New York a. follows
For Wnlamsbr,dge745 and II A. NJ, $50 and $50 P. NJ
Por White Plains-l230 end r. NJ, and GIG r. H. from
White and Centre streets
For Dover Plaips-4P M.
For Albany-8.S0 A. NJ. mail train.
RETURNING LEAVE
Dover Plains-6:30 A. n.
White Plains-5 and 7 A. NJ, and p M.
wDiamsbrdge-6A0 and $50 A. M, ! and S:4OP.M
lbany-9.i5 A. NJ, mail train
WILLIAM ]. CAMPBELL. Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-05
DOCKBRIDGE BATHS.-This fayorite

watering place will be open for the reception 81
visitors on the lst day of June next. From th. q
who have tried the virtues IF the water and who
know the character Of the accommodations In point
OF attendancee fare andliodgng, contiEued patro.
mage 10 confidently expected. while 10 hoped that
the rapidly growing reputation Of the haihs. and
the facility Of access to them. will largely extend
che list Of visitors during the coming season.
The gentlemens bath Ia 40 By 80 feet In size, and
that for ladies Is by so. The water IL highly Carlo
mated and containsa variety Of salts Of mineral In
gradients. among them Iron and Magnesia- The
bathing In THE water has been pronounced b. many
most delishtfuI and inviRorating that they have
ever tried. Ii has proved especially tisacicus and
curative In discsses ,. ocular 20 females.
The Central Railroad runs within nine miles Of the
Baths, and visitors leaving Richmond or AJexsndra
in the morning. reach here By sunset the same day
daily line Of stages connects with the Railroad u
Goshen depot. The North River, which runs
through the grounds attached to the Baths shs ris
facilities for boating and fishing. and the ntis hbs
ing mountains affJrd excellent hunting ground -
The undersigned pi omaes to spare pains in these
and oil other respects in promoting the smusen mt
~ well as comfort of his guests He has eased the
property from the Bath Company during the pre-
sent year. and it viii be under his exclusive
agement and control.
TEans-s2 per day. $40 per week. and sa2 per
month";! weeks 70 the month. Children and ser.
wants half price.
Reference may be had, smorgst many others, TO
his Excel'ency Henry A Wise, Eco, Governor Of
Virginia, John Maben, and r Paine, EsQs, OF
Richmond, Col II smith. Superintendent oil the
vtrsinia Military Institute. and Rev WINS White.
ID, Lexington.
my 5-3md WIN JORDAN.
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Affairs In n OrfOlk.


CORRESPONDENTS OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
NORFOLK, May 4. 1859.
The stockholders of the Exchange Bank of vir>
ginia, met at the office Of the mother bank in this
city this morning This 10 the annual meeting
There were present the following Presidents Of
branch banks: j. Hobson, Of Richmond; Thes
Gholson, Petersburg; e. A. Williams, Clarksville;
Robt Jameson, Alexandria; c. J. Moore, Weston;
and j. C. Greeuway, Abingdon. Salem and Lynch
burg will be represented after the arrival of the
cars from Petersburg.
The United States steamer Water Witch arrived
at this station last night from Paraguay. Her
officers and crew are all we'll.
The Rev. Moses D. Hoge, D. D., Of Richmond,
lectures at Oxford Hall, Portsmouth, on Friday
evening next, subject, The Old Dominton.-
This lecture is delivered for the benefit of the
Young Mems Christian Association of that city.
Hon. John g. Nilsson is to address the citizens of
Norfolk tonight. at Odd Fellows Hail.
The opposition meeting, to nominate . caudi.
date for the Legislature, has adjourned over until
Saturday evening next.
The Messrs. Parker open the Varieties to-mor
row evening. Their company arrived this morn
ing.
among other important business, passed an ordi-
which they reduce the capitation tax to So per
year, nd to make mp for the deficiency, they have
added increase offs per cent. per hundred dollars
on real estate and personal property-slaves,
bonds. capital in business, and manu- iactures ex-
cepted.
Hampton Roads is reported to be full of outward
bound vessels, all of which are wind bound.
The Catholic Church, of Portsmouth, 10 to be re-
built Immediately. PERCUSSION.