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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

Before the famine in '46 and ~, and the sue
ceedng pes silence aud emigration, the popnIa-
ton of Ireland was 9,UVu,OU0 souls. Now II
numbers about G, 100000.
The New York city elections will be held in
December next when q Mavor, eight Alder
men, twenty four Councilmen, ward consta-
oles, and scnool officers, are To be elected
The engagement OF Edw Booth, in Boston,
has lasted four weeks and been one OF the
raost brilliant theatrical successes ever known
in that city.
The Reporter. at Cannelon, Ind, HOSTS the
name OF James Guthrie tor President, anu
Daniel s. Dickinson for Eice-PTesident
Old Brown was born in Terrington, Ct.,
Way 9th, $780, and is now consequently 59
years and d months old.
Col David Gallagher, of Tishomingo, MISS,
was killed instantly q few days ago, by the
Kick of horse.
The machine works, belonging 10 Mr. 1t. W.
Phillips in Wheeling Va, were partially de-
stroyed by fire, on Tuesday night last.
Rev. VIM. Thompson,;s member of the II
yinia NJ. L. Conference. died At Wytheviile,
IN the 18th ult.
Rev. T. X Rease. of Heard county, Ga, corn
United suicide by hanging himself last week.
The Montgomery Guard, of which decor sea
was u member. Will attend his fuheTai to-oay
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CONFERENCE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Metho-
dist Protestant Conference OF Virginia, among
its appoin tments for the next year, has made
the following: Norfolk, M. j. Langhorne
Charles City county, j. NJ. Hanes; Bedford,
DIR. w. J. Holcombe; and in Cam ,,bell county.
w Peerman is Superintendent. and a. Peck,
Assistant,
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wrsrwARn uoL There have emigrated

WESTWARD, Ho!- There have emigrated
from East Tennessee and Cherokee, Georgia,
10 Arkansas and Texas, this past fall al least
five hundred families. and the end Is not yet.
q. every day or SO, wagon after wagon with
movers may be seen plodding their way
thitherward Hamilton countyalone has sent
out forty families. and number are now
down with the moving feyer.-Chattanooga Al.
psrttSer, llth inst.
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Observation-Disclosures Uedard, fortune tel
ier was found in New Orleans, on the NOR
ming Of the 9Th inst, lying dead in her cham
Der, with her throat cut from ear TO ear Her
watch and money were missing. She was
about 6o years old and \ native OF Ohio.
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" Percr ssiOn 'Ock.
Nfnhn - Etnnr

and nresent il a. the leader. From exnerieno'
# it's srccpss on former occasion, it is vel
known that this strok. Of Geueralshtp vii
<.nd the Commander III Chief 10 the right
ahort. and i, is hardly probable thar the mel
are Tncre daring than the General. AS for -
incursion from the Yankee Safes, 1t is 10 b.
p e.umed rhat they are not better men than
The great "stricken down Gutta percha canes,
IN the h-nds Of few South Carolina men.
will send the whole crew rsying and SCREAM
ing with broEea he4ds ell round New Eng
land, and finally TO Europe.
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AN INsURGEST IN CANADA-Francis Jack
son Merriam, OF Boston, who was reported to
have been with Brown in the Harper's Ferry
instruction, and subseq uently to have died OF
his wounds in Philadelphia, is alive, and at
present in Canada.
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A PREMIuM.-A silver pitcher valued at
500, was awarded at the Columbia, s. c., FAIR.
TO the best specimen of native African. i'm
ported during the year ls5S-'59. The prize was
given To n native Congo, named Isaac about
Il years old, and with Ii face tattooed all over
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.nsau.t,.

Some Northern J,urnais are publishing
Hist u names VI GEaair SIXTIES reIatiyss
Nh. have bec,rn Insane. During the trial =,
0td BROWN, an Oai, alb ,iitioni,t f.vo,aa ~.
Oshri with iist al Baows reIa,ives WIZ
were Ia fanatic asslans. Which. s.,r,, :
sss ia raj 9r Sig led, remaio. u, l.. 49,,
os"ay - depe.'ds "a me prospects Of his
- sE esi'+a ap a. priiciai or witness Ia the
sSsss cases '''s
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DIRECT TRADE.-A ship sailed few days
since from City Point direct for Liverpool
freighted by merchants of Petersburg. She
viii bring back a cargo of goods consigned to
that mort
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FASHIONABLE is proposed IN new
York 10 get up a testimonial for Miss fouihe,
the old lady, of Harper's Ferry, Va, VINO .a SO
brayeiy iaterlered to protect the iiie OF
Thompson, ono of the Insurgents
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DxAp.-Hon r q Beale,a native of virg,nia
aud Judge of the SIKH District Court Ia.
died in West Baton Rouge, last week, al the
early age OF 81 wars.
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CONGRATULATIONS w. Oliver, wealthy
planter near oxford. Miss, was convicted last
week in the Circuit Court, q mai slaughter,
for killing one of his negroes the 18th of
March
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Al Centenary Church, nm the 9th instants X 9
Mia 8. HETTIE PEMBER'roN, alioi this err
DIED.

On Monday morning. the l4tI irss at fhc resi-
deuca Of his father. in tho city of Rrhnlva aitlr
) brief sickness, LEONtpkS CuBAS MI
fou III son OF 3. D. and virginia o. Minor. IN 'he
H,s funeral will take piace from ST James
Chnrch this ,Tuesda afternoon at ~. 3 CLOCK.
The friends Of the family are requested ID asten"
without further notice.
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There Is now In opera ion In The United
Sfsse-, one miep railway 10 every thousand
inbsh ants; In + FLA, ore % every , 5f4l and
me VIII lie Il Great Britain one 10 every
80 inhnbi'ants 80
heherai SC - went M in the steamer Nor
thettrr b Va epuser. where he was -, ,aL.
nsasisi Harvey on board, and proceed with
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA. NOV. a, 1859.
HigA Water fhis day (7assday)sx O'clock.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown, Skinner, new YORK,
,ndze anu passans ers Ludisin Watson
Steamer Beisidere, Keene, Baltimore. Isdse. ana
passense rs. ID. 81 W. Currie.
HaMp7oN Rosps, Nov Arrived, snip Aue
Iside, 60 "a from Gallo.
NoRFaIS NV. A--Arrivod. schr. Canton. bound
from Boston 10 Whining ton N c., put in with loss
of sails and RE gins. ~.
Nav YoaK, Nov I2.-Arrive6, schrsa Haxall,
Winters Richmoad; Marshall, Chichester. 90.
Bark Sally Magee, from Richuond Tor rio Ja-
nelro, was sesn Nov. 5, at 81 N, lon. n.
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"a Magnificent Silks. "
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,

"a Magnificent Silks. ga
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,
ELEGANT CLOAhN AND SHAWLS,
From last weeks AUCTION SALES of French
GREAT SACRIFICE.
WATKINS lG FTCKLEN
Beg leave to inform their friends and the public
GENERALS that their laTse End sGpeTb stock of new
and fresh DRY GOODS has Jast been repleulshed
hy yer, rr<e additions OF various Sly les of beauti
ful Goods, purchased by one OF their hru, IN many
instances AT nearly
HALF THEIR PREVIOUS VALUE.
They only ask opportunity OF exhibiting these
chatce ana select GOODS of the asFcs,t and most
fdShiGng5ls deSfsas IN order TO insure sales, and
surprise every one W. th the Low PRICES.
such prices will bring tins hitherto costly article
within the reach OF every one.
Beautiful VELOUR pr PARIS,
French and irish PnPl.lNS,
Paris Printed DELAINES,
Silk and Wool PLAIDS, &c,
are bsng opened this morning. and will he found
extremely handsome and moderate in price. Our
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
Comprising the most extensive and rich assert
ment we have had To offer this season will be OPEN
ed to day. and will be found worthy the attention
of all in want. Some of these goods are entirely
new ard verg elegant. Our assortment of
SERVANTS and PLANTATION GOODS,
MEMS OUTER AND UNDER WEAR.
HOUSE SERVANTS WEAR!
PLANTATION GOODe,.!
HOUSE FURNISHING GQoop:Si!;i
sHIRTINGs and SHE ETlNGS!
PULLED CI0THS!!
sATINETTs FOR FACTORY HANDS, &c....
Will be found unsurpassed IN extent. quality and
price. loo 24-tsl WATKINS & FICKLEN.
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LADIES' FAIR AT DUE AL
49, STREET CHHRCH.-The Ladies OF
DUVAL STREE 4 CHURCH propose te mold q
FAIR at their Church, commencing at h1lI past
O'Clock this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, to continue un-
til FRIDAY EVENING. r
As this is feeble Church. in destitute part oil
the CITY it appeals not only to lts own members,
bat to all Christians, and the pubic generally.
I4-5t
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ATo the Merchants Of Richmond. The
subscriber respectfully informs the merchants OF
Richmond that he is prepared TO examine and cor
rect sets OF Books. Transfer Accounts from cid
books To new sets, make out Balance Accounts, and
FRONT and Lo.s Accounts, and other business APP
pertaining To mercantile accounts. Having seve-
raj years of experience, he is confident he can gve
satisfaction to all merchants who entrust their
business to him. He respectfully rcFers to the fol-
lowing merchants, with whom he h. had business
transactions:
Messrs. w. s. Staples K Co.
Mess-s. Harris & Moore,
Mr.. William ID Gibson,
Mr.. Alexander Garrett.
II communications through the Post Office Box
1911 will be promptly attended 70.
no l-2aw3wr RICHARD F. WILSON.
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-, TO CAPT. GEORGE ~. TOMP-
o. KINS.-Ths Hust.nss Court having de,
cared the Office of WHATSOEVER OF THE
REVENUE FOR MADISON WARD vacant 1T IS
tbs desire of man! OF your friends that you an,
nounce yourself. forthwith, ns q candidate TO ~
said vacancy; believing, as We do that yon wonld,
if elected Discharge the duties perta ming taereto
no Ib-lt MANY FRIENDS.
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"A NOBLE LITTLE GtRL.-The Warrento
Flag contains an account OF the death on last
Thursday of little girl oLaS or Q years,
daughter of Mr.. Traverse Cough, living few
miles from Hayinarket. In he absence Of all
older than herself her clothing took fire. She
arst tried To suppress the flames herself-then
size asked her little sister of four years, To
throw wafer on her-but the little one ran in
stead, to call the reighbors. When they came
they found her lying out in The yard, and iii
reply 10 the question "what she was doing
there" she said. she thought II she staid in the
house that the house would catch fire and
burn the baby up, too. What noble, sensi-
bic remark tor one SO young. She retained all
her faculties 10 the last, conversed freely, and
bore her suiIerings with Il degree Of forttnde
truly remar kabie for one of her age.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
A Eafhsx xhat ~ kfs Son. Fatal ATatfs.

CHARLOTTE Corsry, Va, Nov. ~.
Thomas Redmond an old gentleman ofcon-
siderable property. residing bear w yifespurg.
in this county, was shot few days since ny MS
son. aged IS, aud died on satnrnay ias, H.
Tnirty-se,en shot were extracted from his
s,,ia The sou had had difficulty with bis
father. who drove him from the house. Inc
,u,sr.i,.rer was arrested at church, Sunday
aud ~ now Ia jail.
Greek. la this county, by being thrown from
bis horse.
A man was killed yesterday in this county
by drinking a quart Of Thistsy without stop
ming, u. IL. NJ.
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~ The st. Lawrence House. Corner 9th
and Main streets Richmond, Va. il now open for
the reception of BOARDERs. either bs the day,
month or year. MRs. r. MACD0NoUGH.
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w3 VI Ms TiIitk BKOGANs-A
lar supply, very superior, and ehesp fer
farm hands ~ VIM w al SHNS
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<1ws q VII MEMS BHUaD TREAD
90 fAsEss HOES Double soles. vers superior a.
An
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A,To Make good Hiscu Is, use xemp,e,s
Iptaliihe Baking Powder. For sale BY all Drug
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THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS REwARD.-The
Board of Underwriters of New Orleans have
offered reward of three thousand dollars for
every apprehension and CONVICTION OF an ~
cendiary during the next twelve months. The
Bulletin says the Common Council Will probat-
bly, pass a resolution 10 the same effect.
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Ia ENTLEMEN'S BROAD TREAD
EB00TS-Of fine calf. double and smile snles.-
~ Those who have been waiting fI them can
now get them very cheap, at WIN. WALSHS
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- tn vrgr yoyrgSOF THEtITY

g., TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY
Or. OF RICHAoN iustings Court
erthe CT. R'esmand has .h 1, "a, dscsred the
In MADISON WARD, and has ordered an election,
TO he held ON the LIST day OF oember, 1889, TO MI
sid vacsncsi therefore most respectfully an
noance m, self n candidate for SAID Office
RICHMOND. Nov. IA, 80. e. y. JOHNSUN
no I5-dtd'
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IINPRECEDENTED ATTRAeTl0N

| INFHEVEUENTED ATTRACTION -
-, Great harsains To be had at Il. Gof.DsAi IRIS.
eaal.ty; corsets 81; Rich Cellars Is cents and 81
cents, worth double the money; the cheapest
bbsse e and unheaohsd Settons. Flsnnels and
Nd Gloves. AT s7ts cts; Rich Embroidered Hand
kerehleis AZ onls IS cts; Ladies Black and Cray
Leiiis w ooi Hose 81 cts.; Thread Gauntlets 81 Z
Cts, 100 yards of Dress Trsma,ngs canslst,ns Il
EErnses. is'ln S csrd. Tsxsel Rich csolchei
net Vesvets Feathers, Ribbons Rnshes. FIonncas |.
frames Nuhias. Maripasaa Hnads, Sacks. i.ez
gInss. Cniis Round vAiiss Shirt Bosoms of siiaer-
eat ~ aes, Noailen Yarns; Gents ana Ladies I'm
9msfshifts; Chsdrsr's ahesisrs; and lofs Of other
SIneae uoeas- Esers Article lhaas been marked
MT an Hroad street, il selling the cheap
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q Dsassin u,iieg-. IN OH, AasI,sa .,a.a..
~ .asfs ~ are females. 100 T.
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e., NEW INFANTRY COMPANY
- This Company will meet at the C!rcui!
EVENING, the 10 h inst, at o'clock Ii Is desi-
rable that every member should be present.
no l4-2t
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ATosave Lard. use Semrie'x Infnliible
n6akfng Powder. For sale BY all Drussists and
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~ hemeval. ..W. Leigh burton, Dentist.
eoor ssovs the Mechsnics' Institute AZ is-Sn
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"a InsuTancc-LIFE and FIRE, at the lowest
rates CHARGED By responsible companies
For ALI KINDS of insurance upon Literal Terms.
call at the Generai Insurance Office. on Pearl ST..
next DOR to T. D Eaeho, opposite N Gordon.
sA- Tho BEST COMPANIES represented, and
all Losses promptly PAID. c. f. BROKEN,
no Him General Insurance Agent.
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NJ CASTLE soap-l2 cases "Marsees." fol
sale by w. ga RLICK,
Market Place, Franklin st.
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-<S S!IeCNOE HILL GENERAL
g>-Sea AGENCY.
G.. W. II. TYLER,
Office on Marshall, Betarten Sixth and .Serenh
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES. HIRE OUT
NEGROES, SELL REAL. ESTATE. SELL NE
GROES and act as GENERAL AGENT. lie
returns his thanks for the liberal patron age beStow
ed upon INN for two years past au Slim
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- Co EW AID. = trayed from =.
st4zA Canal Boat Hope, Friday nisht Sent
3 2. a mouse colored MARE MITE X.
49, marks recollected with the excpptio, ~
scar on the back OF the neck. and %
fresh scar on the wither. will pay So TewarS 49,
ai reasonable expenses 10 any person who will ia
liver said Mule at Mr.. J. l.. Stations Office. VI"
oc 3l-im+ n SCRIrGc
CHECK LOST.-Was lost near our Office ,,
- CHEEK on the Farmers' Bank, dated Octoter
10, and payable 70 No or Bearer, for ssa, 4, OF
The finder will be suitably rewarded by Iaavinv
the same with u.s. pa ment having beer stappad
oc Its X. III. WHITLOCK GSOT
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Syvve TRUNKS. DSUNhS.--Now IN stor.
ssfigf the LARGEST and most beautiful assortment
~Af eof TRAVELLING and Packing Trunks | ever
had, and Will sell them very cheap,
NJ '
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[CNW roIn nv stable on ST John'x.,
on FRIDAY, Nov. 4th, sorrel PIfIFvs';
yeaIs oiai Two MIND leks white. front leg na,tl
the cap Of her left hip bone IS loose Tn, ana
ward Will be paid TO any one delivering .aid 70
TO the uDdersigned on ST. Johns street ne 10 W 70!
y u Lipscomhe. at his stable ON 81 stree. MI nr
Broad. noR-stsl R0B'T P. COS By SYs''
oST.Between the Fredericksburg nepot .ns
- the Exchanre Hotel, Backskip p O n n "u!o
NOM Ale, containing two acceptances nd $50
N gold, and some small change. The Erder VII
Office. nn " % " nus
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rss<
- f'' ssaFsssssfpARD scALEs g.
I.as ssd da,.s .s.s g
Scales FOR HaLRo3A.pgss; ps am MtsrRs
wAA'RisFHHSusf AND TRANSPORTATION
poR RTshfs AND DORMANT SCALES FOR
az s sfesT Foa CHAIN AND FLOUR DEAL
eonSIER SCALES. sysFs ! y 3 {. .Ncrs
hsskER f kN fs asw hNb FFAa h.e USE
WEIGH WfiaH uIA 1snr BEAMs.
bbs1 T;SEEr,sf ac ssffttsss'
TwgsTY BirFERKyr STYLES.
All of which arc warrayt ted IN fys. a.ata
losue' 70 the Aserrii N, stRgsoN 4 ANDERSON;
no1s-lm Ma 100 Nam ST., Richmond, va.
"a SILKS, siIts, SUPERINTENDENT 18th,
Rich naFss SILKS and p ELK RsBEs Co. g. the
srJ Ns IL silks haSls !. sa9 Is cs..
Wf FcH 'RsyADERE SILKS It 81 worth g e
RiCH BAYADERE SILKS ut S12S worth
RfcH ppocHE DRESS SILKS
E Fish VIZ s9Rsss At and Po TsIif g.
P6IL De CHEvEREs and vALENTlAS At
lately SOD At 81 sts snd n e ct. ,rNEs and
DE LANE ROBES, from. Auction.
SHAWI,s at very low prices
no ispiw Pc PERKINS co, ii Eagle squsre.
@A- NV NOVEMBER, 18TH.
'" ct 81 !if and RvsEIYET qgSsS$so p,,,s
sso ipf so lor aHlsm fofhiNS
LACE COLLARS, in variety.
Beautiful LACE SETS,
Some at SIS each - bargain"
Fashionable FURS.
N FLANNELS.
oui oSSoi '"'e DRESS GOODS
10 complete. in varieties 81 the newest and PEST
stvles. mo Is-tsl SAA'L nj. PRICE CO
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THE UNDE RESIGNED have formed q CO.
partnership for the transaction Of /. C0MStS-
SION BUSINESS. under tbs firm af LEWIS
WEBB X JOHN u. WADE. They Will 1--WE par
ticueI attention To the ss4e of FLOUR, WHEAT,
CORN and TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
lumber house No. rs Main street: long occupied by
Lewis Webb. LEWIS WEBB,
JOHN Il. WADE,
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HA Messrs. John & Geo. Gibs0n's Ger.
ti6cate-" HERRING'S PATENT FIRE-PROOF

EAs Fourth supply
We are receiving b, to day ssteamer. our FOURTH
SUPPLY OF WINTER GOODS, now being plircnas-
ed b, ouf Senior in New York.
ANON which may be found
Elel ant Cloth and Velvet Ct4OAKS.
IRISH POPLlNS and SILKS, in great variety
Our customers and the public generally
quested to examine our stock before purchasing.
no Its SAINT Nj. PRICE x CO.
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pY STEAMER--Thls morning, | will be in rs-
- cent of the following choice assortment: One
fierce smoked Salmon; Dbl Green Peas; haas
Navy Beans; 10 bsss best Buckw heat; ~ kits No.
new Mackerel; 80 pieces breast and Shop de.
Bacon; 50 hbs. No. Apples; leo bids. hest Ir.sh
Potatoes, &c. T. L. KAVANATsH
Family Grocer and Deaer IN Wines
Liquors. and Cigars. Ire Broad st. bsIow sth
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EwTW TRUNKS. TRUNKS..-we ars in
EsE!yf receipt of choice selection Of fashiona
Nbe and substantial TRUNKS which we
are prepared 10 offer at prices that will meet the
convenience of buyers.
MARCES HARRIS 4 BRO,
II IL.
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"a Ladies. Fair.-Ths Ladies Of Duval
street Church will hold q FAl r for the benefit OF
their Church, at the Church, commencing this
fMONDAYl afternoon ht O'Clock. and con
tinue curing the week A quantity of useful and
fancy articles will b. offered for sale. The RE-
FRESHNENT TABLES will Re supplied with
all the delicacies eff the season. The ladies' hope to
meet with that encouragement which liberal
public ever bestows upon such laudible undertak-
ins5. no 14-ot
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tKTANTED-COOK.--W wish to purchase a
w young. healthy COOK, who car, wash and iron.
For Que of unexCeptionabe character, liberia
price with be paid. -
Sc Ats FISHER Il WINSTON.
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:, ARMOPY MONTGOMERY GUfRDI
q November 18th. 1859.
n This Command Will s-semhle at MIitar-
'JHail. at Ia oe ock ?. NJ, HIS DAY. in fall
- winter uniform, Grape left arm, pay the
last tribute of respect to our deceased member,
Corporal BERNARD SMITH.
Members will appear with three rounds blank
cartridses each Sergeants will be particular in
Motif Ing their respective squads.
By ordr of the CAPTAIN.
40 l5-lt JOHN MCDONALD, o. 8,
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EURS. FlRN.-The atteatlon OF the iasises IS
! most res pectfuiy called the fresh and neaai,-
Ial orinent of ladies', Misses and childrsn's
~ Ms Iast feee.yed at IS Maln street, eonsist,ns
OF BRITISH SABLE, sable STONE MARTIN,
MINK. FITCH LINK. ROCK MARTIN. RUSSIA
FITCH, &e., all OF which viii . sold low A cali
- solicited. RIO. l.. DICKINSON,
~ Ms,n strse.e
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LOST AND sTRAyEn

I OST- On tbs e,anin. Of tha oar ~ ~ ->'~~~----
=, hetvesn' New Market Hntel. eorn.r ~ tnnher,
W y, and 5fh and Sehads on Broad 500.
SntbsChiP ION BOOK. containing aIst ~ go !"
pleasc leave u at the Office of the Bspstch VIZ
- 1900 ~ 'i4H' lb-Its
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SUNDRiES.-Fresht taiian aarcarcni; Cheese
very best Salad OIL; fresh Englisa, French and
American Mustard; Sardines, Aac hovies. Picked
Salmon; No. Msckerel in kits; Beef Ton yes.
Smoked Reef; Worcestershire aud other Sances:
Walnut. Tomato Cucumber and Mushroom Cat
sup; Buckwheat Flour in hsrs, &c for sale by
s BURTON & GREENHOW.
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I,OR SAL E-Ta reman In or near Richmond q
T likely young WOMAN. who is capable house
servant. and do piain 81 w ING. and IL of good
caaractsr. Apply at Cary Street Jail.
a--k
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10 s:NnALt. GEMENT-4oo Barrels, heat
n quality, foT sale by
e no II st L & g. b. DAVENPORT
GRAPES. GRAPES. Rereiving this dss 500
~ lbs. Cataw bs Grapes; fer sails ats75s tss ~ lb
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=, DWELLING HOUSE FOR R1Ny-
IF. On Main, between % and Sd streets doors
Aa-Aa above ms residence IL has 10 rooms. an ont
house for kitchen, servants c., with rooms and
the usual fixtures Tor Gas, Water. Coal and W God.
PossessIon .Iven Sd Dec.
o1-3tawts JOHN ROBERTSON.
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THE EUREKA sHuTILE WING

L MACHINE
PRICE S55 PRICE $751;! PRICE s55I.t
WIN Hun, Hem. Stitch, esther, Fell, and Bind.
Can be seen at ls5 Brosd street hstween Third
and Fourth, in Mark Bowney,s Buildings. The
simplest and most durable family Machines ever
brought to this State having all the latest improve
ments, and not liable to. get out OF order as many
cation at the above pace, and thoroaa ms true
tons sIven gratis.
N. B.-The unde rsigned having been in the EN-
ploy of /. Nj. Singer Co. in N. T., and n practical
machinlst, the pubic need not be afraid to pur
Machines in order, which ia not the ease in ali
other establishments Every Machine guaranteed.
sale. Local Agents will he appointed; aud
county rights for sale and al sson Of
fered. (no I4-2ts JOHN Ii. PHILLIPS, Ag't