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Rev, II. w. Beeeher Oh the Devil.

ON Sunday evening last, Rev IL. w BEECH
pY preached TO a crowded church in Brooklyn,
\. y, on subject with which no man Is more
familiar than himself--the Devil. His text
was RESIST the devil, and he will flee from
you." This discourse was devoted to answer
ing the arguments of those who are unwiiilhg
TO believe that God, who is all goodness ana
love, would permit such being rs the ae'li
to exist. He undertook to speak to those VINO
rejected the Bible and believed only III nature,
from their own book, showing that that Ioo
whom they pronounced so good, permi''ea
poisons-vegetable and mineral-destrueu'e
animals, aad other physical evils, to exist on
earth, without any warning to those whose
lives might be destroyed by them, and that the
moral evils were even worse. He enumerated
various moral evils, emitting, however, with
charac teristic modesty, any allusion TO MIN
self. If the Creator permits the existence OF
.ach manifest, though inferior imps as BEECH
Err. PARKER < Co, it is quite easy to suppose
that he also permits captain of the concern,
\ sniritual ssOssAwAToMIE,'' the first OF insur-
reclionists and invaders.
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Our relations with England.

The war hawks are busy as lsua. in trying
to blow the San Juan difficulty between the
United States and England intoa blaze of hat.
tie. We dare say that Gen. CAss is quite com.
petent 10 present the case on the side of hi.
country In temper and tone which will he
nrm and decided, and yet just and conciliatory.
Lord JOHN krssELLs alleged peremptory dis.
pasch has been answered in a proper manner.
Neither England nor the United States can
ahord to go 10 war. In no event can il be the
p1jicy OF thts country, except to escape The
grraier evil OF civil conyuisions--not q very
just or manly mode Of getting out of difficult
ties At home. We must first iearn to respect
each otheFs rights, before we can mite In de.
mandtng me same respect from foreign ma
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INV rr,.raRApH.1


NoaPoLx, Nov. 2-Ard. brig Mary wilkins from
Buenos Ayres, with hides, bound L" ->o" ioiA'
leakn, badly. ,, ah;r.; Az
DAYS from Rio, with coffee for orders snip nnns
Brown. Johnaon's Island, guano; nrig lag :. NJ
Swan Island, crew sick, tand pIoeeeaeu W -o"
York.
Nsw YosK, Oct. 3l.-Cid. schooner ANN p 0ole'
Petersburg. Ard, steamer R9anoSe' Nogen, W.T.
mine Ton. N C.. and the following from Vlrglnla'
Mary Jane. f. H. Parker II. Youmans. Barn
HshfFsx. Oct 24~Ard, schr. Emma Furbish'
Bos roN, Oct 29.-Ard, schr. Hardseraooie; IRE ore,
cory. Norfolk; 3oth. schf. Il. hrcuiai'''' '"o"
ALBANY. Oct 2o.-Cld, schrs: J. PTedmores' Cram
Ell and s. Rue. Chamberlain, hiehn aon u,,.v
Richmond. ~ c1s hr p TT
DAILY, Hinson. Norfolk, Va. d..
Arrived at Genoa 18th ult, James Gnthrie' fi''-
man, Richmond
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Stock DRIvING.-It is estimated ih;-t over
II thousand head of stock-mules ana noFses
have passed through this place i0r lhe south
portion were raised IN Kentucky, ana large ana
line. and will readily command $2Oo per head
in market. Think Of that! And nearly the
same number pass every year. our southern
nrirhbors must be death on quadrupeds
ATHENS fIean.) Post, 2ota.
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One OF the Syn,,.,h,....

1ns rsw york Heraid-which holds q civil
nsen ana proper tone upon the Harpers
rstry ousrages has a correspondent at
S'ai.ss'o"n who sneeringiy speaks OF "ihe
Aalcnlng and concentrating Of military
eaa.a'as solitary, broken-down prisoner to
1l'si.' lie mentions In the same letter thar he
vas Admitted 10 the jail with detaeh ment Of
sNassfs 10 zee Baows. Such characters can.
-. ~. 81 toe carefully watched The utmost in.
essses ~. me Wal vi man will he sxsrcised 10
wasehs1 ~ 800, e.ssowA,s sseAps, and nnless he Il
cisar-s nrrs 49, s'sspteaa eye, he viii ret
~ AFO1. !" - once more
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COUNTERFEIT NoNEY.-A man named Al
len Ewing was arrested in Stauntoh, va, Fra
dav evening last for attempting to pass coun-
terfeit money A large amount of bogus coin
and notes was found upon his person. He has
already served two terms in the Penitentiary.
The notes purport 10 be issued by the Mer-
chants Bank at Lynchburg, the Northwest
ern Bank of Virginia, and Banks in Kentucky,
Ohio Massachusetts, &c.
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Rithmunn pispaM.
THURSDAY MORNING. e .--~ -
the Ten.
w.EEKL DI , L
ugr oRfGfNALNSToRE

Upon making recent improvements men. ,. ~ aas
wrrK,,Y DISPATCH, which have iarssiy
..s.s "a II. popularity and extensive eifcu'a-
t,oa. IL was insima,ed that from time 70 ume
original stories from soias OF our most accom-
wished writer. should appear In ITS columns
The llrst Of these, story from the hriiiiant
,en of The author OF the "MoZiS ADDo my
LETTERS promised for some time, Is now
com 2ietea, and It's publication will be CON-
,nsncei in the WEEKLY DISPATCH of NO.
VENEER 2srH. This story, located in this
e:ty ant. some of She interior counties, is en-
titled:
WEDL0CK Is A TfCKLlSH THING !"
Big Story" abomi the Happiesi Couple :"
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Bark Sally Msgee, Soule, Rio. -four, Edmond
Sehr. John r. Griffith, Bunting, Baltimore Hour
D. w. Cufrie. ;,.r G.h.
Schr. Mary Adeline, North: down the Iissi' H.
S.hr. st. Cloud, Gwatney, down the Ii'oi' "s"''
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CoSsP1 TO CoNsTANTINoPLE.-Ihe Branoon
(gIiss0 Herald announces that MI Marshali
M./Smith, of that place, has received from
President Buchanan the appointment OF Con-
srI IN Cons;antinople.
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LIBERrA-The colonization" ship Mary
Caroline Stevens left Baltimore on Tuesday,
for Liberia. with 63 negroes, of whom Fl Were
from Tennessee and 10 from Virginia.
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VOTE IN THE FOURTH DIsTRICT.-The re-
tersburg Express publishes the result OF the
election in that Congressional district, as 4
majority of Sis for Pryor. The returns are
not all official, but Will come in a dozen votes
of the actual result.
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FATAL AcCIDENr.-Mrs. Rogers, "lfe OF
George W Rogers, of Craig county, Va, was
thrown from & buggy last week, and only sur
yiyed her injuries about two hours.
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Ry THE AUTHOR or THE

LETTERS OF MOZIS A ID ID Ms
We may congratulate our readers upon 'he
j. treat in store for them. This brilliant story
abounds in exquisite wit, punsent satire, an"
the NEST irresistible humor. 1t Will be con-
tinued in weekly parts for some hNe or SIX
weeks Those who desire 10 read TINS me
story, which has been copyrighted for the
Dispatch, should subscribe at once 10 The
WEEKLY Subscription per annuIn only ONE
DOLLAR in advance.
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"a. Free. r. REES respectfully informs his
friends and the public that his STEAM PHO-
T0GRAPHfc GALLLRf will soon Oh be ba IN Sp 9 :.
Finished and paid for, will be re-taken or the price
paid or them viii be refunded; by calling at my
thank the citizens of Richmond for their very lib
erai patronage during the past two years OF my
stay here. oe 1-soues
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A Good Medicine We call the e eHs sTEen
pp'Rf fnf ao siTTERs. From facts which have
come under personal knowsdfe we ars fer
The diseases enumer rated such as Dyspepsia, pys
entery Nervous Headache %o n; Sxea n. most
Observation-Disclosures If ever. missing It's opetcs.
backed by hundreds OF certificates Given BY reiseie
gentlemen, we'll known in this State; Oesues, ~
natns from gentleman of the FIRST pcsit,os an lt
standing in society. Try it by all means.-No Uo'S
Vn.) EraBifrey.
These BiTTERS can be had of all tho prlnc,pai
Druggists in the city of Richmond and ELSEWHERE
in Virginia. no
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IL The New York Herald has evidently
rank abolition reporter at CharlestoWn. A
strict eve should be kept on such III terlopers
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THE ELECTIONS IN MARYLAND.-Ah eiec-
ton was held in Maryland yesterday, LOT
Comptroller of the Treasury, SIX mehlpers VI
Congress, members of the State LegisAa'"ie'
Sherif's. State Attorneys, DC. In Baltimore
the usual scenes of blood were enacted, III
Guiding shooting merchant dead, ana oaoiy
beating candidate for Congress. Particulars
will be found in our Geographic column.
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ma The Tenth Prcmium this Fall wore
TESTIMONIALS FOR LADD w EbS hh,:-
4 nsrfaef flood of approhatory awards IL flowing IN
mon LADD WEBSTER, for their SEWN
week by Pennsylvania and N. y. state fatsI, and
To- dav the telegraph announces that the MaryIsno
State Fair, at Baltimore, have mace an AWARD In
NV YoRk, "A silver medal was AWARDED ss1, to
LADD, WEBSTER < CO. for their family De " "
stitute which closed this evening. -.
p HORTON KEACb, Agent.
,,t CcTinthian Hall.
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spncrAL NOTICES.

= To the gIerehnnts of n chmOnd; :. 49,
subscriber respectfully informs the T"scn ns eo =
Richmond th,t be i g,eparca e ecconits from oid
h ssel .s new 9, .s,s make out Balance Accounts and
PROFIT and Los. AssoarI., and hasns ssvs
pertanlns 70 he ID confident he can give
:.aeto 70 al msrohaas yh Iefsrs % tho FOL
sychants with whom he has had business
trapsactions: !. ~
Messrs Harris j. n oore.
Mr.. William d. Gibson,
Mr.. Alexander Garrett -. p.s, cesea viii
All accommodations through the roht-oheo WIN
be promptly attended to. r,c,r,n WILSON.
no 3--1wN NiNH = : - 1----1-,--a----
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0IHO.

In w.ane.d., "a ,..t.nt. MARY FITZHUGH,
infant ughtsr Of John Wilder and Elsa Atkln-
sen r....,-.
The funeral will take place f,omh fatasfs rest
I'M, al o'clock. The friends Of the family are IN
vifad = attend.
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Rev. b. Manly, Sen, has been elected Presi-
dent and Professor OF Theology, of the Mount
lebanon University, Louisiana.
monstrous alligator found its way into
MI Haitley's residence. at Galveston, Texas,
a few weeks ago.
The STEAMSHIPS Granada, from Havana, on
the Goth. reports that TWO cargoes of 500 slaves
had been landed near Havana.
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BURNED TO DEATH.--The, Murireesp oro
lTennl News states that on Saturday morn
Sn- The 13d instant the clothing of Miss Reed,
about abe II years of age, a daughter of Mr.. F.
Reed, of ReadyviIle, in Rutherford county,
Tenn. took fire while she was engaged about
tba business of cooking, and was burned SO
hadIv that she died the following night.
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FROST was seen in New Orleans MONDAY.
There were 25 dea his there of fever last week
The fever is very fatal at Houston, Teas
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81 o''si u LILO " 1855. SECRETARY.
COMFY c, 1sr REG. VA. VOLS.

>, COMFY G, IsT REG. VA. VOLS.
Il Richmond. Nov. I'd, 1a59.i
"a Attend a called meeting OF your IomPa-
Wny. at SPRINGFIELD HALL, on FRIDAY
might next t7i. O'Clock. as business all Inror-
tant To the vitality of the corps will be brought up
for action. It is hoped that everv member Will be
present. By order of he Captain.
i. C. FfGtI, 1st Serg't
" B-The citizens of Union Hill who feel any
interest IN this corpx arc invited to attend.
2--S
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NEW BOOKS At

IN GEO. Nj. VESTS,
A GOOD FIGHT, and other Tales, by, Charles
Long" Peg Victims ton," kc., &c; illustfat-
ed, 75c.
THE MONEY KING, and other Poems, by John
w oMEN HRTIsTs IN ALL AGES AND
COUNTRIES by Mrs. Ellet, author of The
Women of the American Revolution" &c
REPRT SENTATIVE MEN OF THE NEW
TESTAMENT. by George c. Baldwin, u. D.;
SWORD AND GOWN, by the author of "Gu,
Iavingstoue;'' &c.
PARTIES AND THEIR PRINCIPLES; man
ual of Political Intelligence, exhibiting the
Origin, Growth, and Character of National
Parties. with an appendix, containing valuable
Holmes; leo. r1
BEUlAH, BY Miss AuFusta Evans of Mobile: 25
PR Es h y TIAL CANDIDATES;containin
sketches, Blosrsphical, Personal, and Politi-
- ey in 1860; by y. W: Bartlett; 100.
HAND BOOKS OF HOME IMPROVEMENT;
eomprising-How To Write, How to Behave.
How to. Talk, How to do Business; complete in
one volume, l.s0; or each sold separately At
soc per vol sit
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WASHINGTON LODGE,

IA WASHINGTON LODGE,
~ No. Is I. o. s. NJ.
I'D RICHNoND. Nov. Sd, 1852
IC.h Attention. sons of Malta.-You will
atterd a REGULAR meeting of your Commandery,
THIS EVENING, pnnctualiy. at IA O'Clock, for
the initiation Of candidates.
Everv member is expected to Ne present. and IN
full reg ALA at the sound of the huge.
Candidates for Initiation will please be IN rea
dness at the hour named.
unite with US.
no1It ''a'' u '''' I2ss, SECRETARY.
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GRaYS ATTENTInN-

=, GRAYS. ATTENTION.-Attend regu ar
g Quarterly Meeting of your company, atsAil-
Hilary Hall, on FRIDAY night next, at "a
Nto'clock.
- AT this meeting Court Of Enquiry will sit 10
assess fines aud try ielinanents. Secretary Will
collect dues &c. A full meeting is particularly de-
srable BY orde. of Capt. ELLIOTT.
JOHN Il. ROGERS. LIST Serg't. o2-N
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~ Speciol Noticr.--The publ: is re-
.nectiuy notified that the sale of GOODS, slightly
damaged at the recent fire at the store ct Mes5rs.
I. Woodhouse Co., will be continued iO-Dh
The sale to-day will COMPRISE all the Stationery,
VIZ Bill Cap Letter and Note Paper III great va
ri.ty; Portable Desks, Travelling Cases, Port
ui,Ss, amy z. B. COOK. Auctioneer.
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EA To Merchants.
nA Magnificent Silks,
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,

uA Magnificent Silks, A
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,
ELEGANT CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
From last weeks AUCTION SALES OF French
GREAT SACRIFICE.
WATKINS e. FICKLEN
Beg leave to inform their friends and the public
generally that their large and superb stock of new
and fresh DRY GOODS has Just been replenlshed
hy very large additions OF various sty les of beau-
full goods, purchased by one o. their hrm, IN many
ms HALF THEIR PREVIOUS VALUE.
They only ask opportunity OF exhibiting these
choice and select GOODS of the ne,reH and most
fashionable designs. in order TO insure sales, and
surprise every one with the Low PRICES.
such prices will bring this hitherto costly article
within the reach Of every one.
Beautiful VELOUR DE PARIS.
French and Irish P0PIINS,
Paris Printed DELAlNES,
Silk and Wool PLAi Dis. &c,
are bsing opened this morning, and will he found
extremely handsome and moderate IN price. Our
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
Comprising the most extensive and rich assort-
ment we have mad offer this season VIII be open
ed to-day. and will be found worthy the attention
OF all in want. Some Of these goods are entirely
SERVANTS aud PLANTATION GOODS,
MEMS OUTER AND UNDER WEAR.
HOUSE SERVANTS WEAR!
PLANTATION GOODS!!!
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS!!!!
IRISH LINENS!!..
SHIRTINGS and SHEkTlNGS!
sATINErTs FOR FaCToRY HANDS, Sci,
VIII he found unsurpassed IN extent. qnality and
price. oc 24-tsl WATKINS Il FICKLEN.
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sp suoCkoE HILL GENERAL

SKuCkUE HILL q L y 4 X 4 l.
e. W. II. TYLER,
Off, on Marshall Betreen Sirth and SsrsnM
Streets.
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NFCROES. SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL Ne
GROES and act as a GENERAL AGENT. He
returns his thanks for the liberal patronage bsstow-
ed upon him for two years past au 3i-bn
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'''o ~ w. G. BRowyLow.
-" Editor of the knoxyl

We trust that this epistle OF the tennessee
anostle will have the effect OF converting the
Rev, Mr. PRYNE from the error OF his ways.
Would that it might induce him to come on
to Virginia in person and receive the last rites
from the hands which so forgivingly offer
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METROPOLITAN STA &SrkE
IN BLES.-The subscribers have EyLzS1s

x WETKUPULITAN S1A- ESUak
B ..das,ea ,ssm sassSs6sGs have
under tho firm and style of WM. II. L JAS. }.
SOUTH ERLAND, for the purpose oil conducting
the stables formerly occupied by W lillian Graves,
and also the one opposite. formerly occupied BY
ways for hire 6rst- class HACKS with good, care
iul drivers; Gne BUGGlES. SULkEYS, hAR-
NESS AND SADDLE HORSES, SC. One or the
other Of US will be always in our office. and Will
attend punctnally 10 the order. of friends and
the public generally. We will he always prepared
70 furnish at the shortest notice any number oil
HACKS to attend Funerals, w eddlugs, Nc. either
IN the country or city. We arc also prepared 10
furnish hrst-elsss Single ard Double BuZgles, WITH
good. gentle Horses. A cali from oar old friends
and the public is respectfully solicited.
WILLIAM II. liTHERLAND,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILED.

PORT OF RICHMOND. VA. NOV: 2. --1 1859.
High Water this day fTarrsday) IL O'clock.
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GO REWARD Stolen from my horse. on
up Az Tuesdss evening, about o'clock. on 18TH
street. near Wesley Chapel, an Engsh Shaftcr
SADDLE, with rolls. nearly new; spring siirrup-
1t the top and mended TO prevent its opening.
The above rewa will be paid for tho return OF the
~ rior Country Gu ed H. MS; also, nice HuTTER
and BUGKWHEAT.f for sals bs
70 SIT. D. ANTELQTTI. Franklin At,
A,VV0 liz MAIN STREET.
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~ Second Large and Attsactiv Opening
BREEDEN &Fox
Have been opening in part, during the past week,
and by the steamers from New York to day will
he in receipt of, their FALL SECOND SUPPLY
OF DRY GOODS.
We have bou Sht many large lots of DR. ESS
GOODS at the closing auction sales. IN New oTh,
during the past week, all of which we shall offer at
eTtrenle kow prices. We call special attention to
a lar &c and choice assortment OF
cts. per ward to the richest styles
PRINTED AMERICAN and FRENCH DE-
l MaoUiSE3LlNE DELAIEE ROBES, at very re-
PRINTED FRENCH MERINOES.
RICH PLAID and STRIPED POPLTNS.
VELOURS DE PARIS, and great variety of
other new and beautiful fabrics.
Our assortment of EMBROIDERIES is now
complete. amons st them
FRENCH MUSLIN COLLARS, at prices much
les IA thsf FsHsi' LACE COLLARS.
REAL POINT LACE COLLARS.
REAL POINI LACE SETS, a splendid as
We are also making large additions to our stock
of NEGRO CLOTHING.
Large lots of 81 and GA
'''' IAN" LINsEYS.
SLEEPS, GREY SATINETS. all qualities
VIRGINIA JEANS, &C., &c.
Also, a laree stock eff
FACED CASlNETS and CASSIMERES.
NEGRO BLANKETS.
BED BLANKETS.
ocA-lmif BREEDEN FOX, 2i7 Broad ST.
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arM HORSE. Observation-Disclosures

nNcNR, HORSE, BUGGY AND HAKNENs
T4NySI FOR SAhE,-I have yeiy sapeuo:
- Harness HORSE, warranted sound, rad
n TOP BUGGY with HARNESS, in complete Or
der, which viii sell At great saerIiies, as sns
TffOS. W. KEESEE, Auet,
no 2-ht Office corner of lsth and Cary SIS.
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THE MONEY KING...
GOOD FIGHT. and other Tales; by Charles
WOMEN, ARTISTS in all Ages and Countries; by
Mrs. Elicit 49, -
The MONEY KING. and other Poems; By John
META GRAY; or. What Makes Homo Happy
by NJ. J. Mcintosh.
THE PHYSIOLOGY Of Common Life BY George
The HffsToRT OF HERoDiTus; BY Gsorre
RRaElivn n i. vc 3 Il i Az Z
Of Guy Livingstone, chsap edition. '-s'
THE Law OF TORTS; Or. pRfvArr
WRONGS; hy Francis Hiliyard.
Received and Tor sale BY A. NORRIS.
---- W. -ss NO. " Main street.
DiSsOLuTiOS.-Th co-parsner.hin hereto-
~. Tore eSiss,nS between the nndefsignsd. uudor
sae AT o. auhN GILMoUR CO. 81 tbs day dis-
s sos,;as ?, mutual consent D. 8 BuRR REEvE
The business will Be- continued under tho zane
s n.y.. ana hfm ~ formerly ~ me regaiaink pAft-
ba .1t1SSGRsRs'lKNk8a2yk.
RlcnMoSp, Nov, lst isses ~ - - "a
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KNOXVILLE PREMIUM FLOUR.-This
IA fsvorite brand Of FLOUR. having taken the
first Premium at the late Central Agricultural Fair;
Riehmond t hsv "a in s't ot of veq p
superior FAMILY, which will sell low for cash.
no3-4t T. C. MOORE.
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(yRAND CELKBRATION OF rHE 1oo,1

KUNKEL l. Co... .LYssRss Avn M.x.o
Geo Kunkel. Jno. T.. Ford, T. l. MsxisI
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Fourth Night of the eminent Traxedisn.
MR.. BARRY sullivan
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THURSDAY EVENING. Nov. 5, uss.
Will be presented Bulwsrs fine Comedy of
NJ NEY.
Alfred EVELYN. .........Mr. BsRpT SuIIIv.v
~"'~fffs'
Conclude with PADDY MILES BOY.
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R- Selling Off!
SELLING OFF
AT HALF PRICE!
AT HALF PRICE!
AT HALF PRICE f!
WATSON'S GALLERY,
" Main Street, II Main Street.
TOCLOSE BUSINESS, II Main Street.
Oc 1--lm
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LOST AND STRAYED.

7 OsT---A small 6OLD-HEADED WHALE
u BONE CANE. with the names of &c. II.
WRIGHT from H. 4 TAyLoE," engraved on the
hsad liberal reward Will be paid for lts dey
cry at the Drug Store Of ]. W. GARLlCk, corner
Of Franklin and I7th streets. no 3-3.~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-03

Il % ENINtVF UE@NNNN'
NM p. III. TAYLOR hss lust gsos,sed an
iIVAIV other OF briggs PATENT PIANus-
the only Pianos constructed on truly scIsntihc
principles. For strensth, durability, power. 10
keep in tune and to retail their tone. thes are sf
superior 10 ali other Pianos They are highly adj
mired By sli who have heard them. 80
s. Thalberg says of them: The tone Is grshha
and noble; il has great capacity for sustaining the
sound or singing; and its volume OF tone or power
1 have never heard sxeeIied in depth, paflty, or
sympatbetic sweetness.
Gottschaik Strakosch, Maretyek. and msny other
eminent Professors, say OF them; The tore u
the Squares equal the best Gr3ud Piano foffss anu
sxrel Them in pure m,,seal intnnatiou and sctasl
tone nnwrr y MUSIC STORE.
NO ,-eadst No. lsS Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-03

After which the Sh.kspearian Comedy, in 5 acts,
called
TANNING THE sHREw.
PETRUcIo. .......... .BARkY SULLIVAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-03

TO. MORROW (Friday) EVENING, Nov. l. ,sss
when Will DO presented the Shakspearian PIaY
entitled '
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Co.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-03

ma MISUNDERSTANDING Leather and Ba-
oG me- ut II Mof I. G. b. DAVENPORT Auct's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-03

DERUyIAN SYRUP. or protected Protoxde
and vogeIer's Medicinal Cod Liver Oil. Received
and for sale by l.. WAGNER. Druggist.
Corner 9Th and Broad streets.
Also-Just received. another supply of first qua
LIZ .l..cs AL Dr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-03

60 THANKSGIVING DAY.-Thanks-
giving Service ard Sermon THIS MORN
ING, at Ii O'Clock. at st. Paufs Church.
no 3-lt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-03

NTANTED--A WHITE or COLORED WO-
w MAN, to do general HOUSE WORK. Enquire
at the corner Of 10Th and Marshall sts. or at VIM
r. ROBINSONS Tobacco Factory, corner Frank
lin and 2lst streets. no i-3ts