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Ma Richmond Made Cioaks.
cLo.KAAp MANTLE DEPOT.

CLOAK AND MANTLE DEPOT,
90 MAIN STREET.
CLOAKS for Ladies. Masses and Children large
assortment of RS, just received and selling at
much less than their value
Fine Velvet BONNETS. FLOWERS, FEATH-
Frs RUCH Els. HEAD-DR ESSES Dress SILKS,
RIBBONS, VELVETS and PRINCES, Dress
GAPS. best quality Extension SKIRTS French
Needle worked COLLARS. SLEEVES. HDK'FS,
HOSIERY and GLOVES; Fancy NOTIONS of ali
XII DIS.
Having Just purchased in New York, for cash.
search IF bargains in YRS and FANCY GOODS
RICHES. RIBBONS. &c., &c.
Miners supplied at New York Wholesale cash
prices. r. EZEKIEL,
de l-2w Cloak and Mantle Depot, 60 Main ct.
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HEAVY VEIDIcT.-In the case of Ogier VS.
the Pennsylvania Railroad, tried in Chester
county last week, the jury rendered q verdict
in favor Of Mrs. Ogier, the plaintiff, of $lU,25U
The cars, it will be remembered, came in con
tact with DR.. Ogier's carriage, and killed him
on the spot Mr.. Bond, who was also injured
was awarded $50 damages
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SENTEScED.--On Sat urday las. Chas. Bough-
ter, late treas urer of the Lancaster (Pa) Saw
ings Institution, was sentenced to six mon this
Imprisonment in the Lancaster county Jail
for procuring certain names TO a promissory
note of g. 500, under .faise pretenses."
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sCoNvIcTED-Wm. Walters. "a dwarf, for
merry of Wythe county, Va,,) was tried at
Gross, al Union, in May las and found guilty
of murder in the first degree.
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GERRIT SarrH.-A letter from the physician
of the Utica asylum, of the date OF November
d, says that Garrit Smith was greatly i'm
proved" and lis now quite himself"
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-LrBgRAL.--Charles +. Fond, of Hartford,
President Of the Hartford and New Haven
(conn.l Railroad, distributed four hundred
.arKeys and chickens TO the poor in that city
on Thanksgiving day.
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"a WELL MAS."-Hon. Charles Sumner, in
the course of a little speech made on Tuesday,
evening, at one of the fraternity Lectures
Boston, ANNOUNCED that he was "a well man.
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MURDER.-Jacob Atkison was beaten to
death last week, near Cunningham's stare. in
Halifax county, by two men named Foard.
who have been arrested and lodged in Jail at
HALIFAX, Va.
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-, HAVING HEEN MEERY

-a-S HAVING BEEN INFORMED BY
.S~~a-s several Of my customers that it is ru-
nlored in the country tnat had mpathiZed wi h
and sent him box of confectionery, &c, desire
TO AXE this public method of contradtctins, most
mphaticaly. any such rumor, with the assurance
that had much rather have sent a halter on which
to hanE hun.
presume the rumoI orlginated IN my haVing
Bow. Esq, who is now in Cnarlestown, m
bef of the RowlrZEk Co.. box of eonsactlone
nv, &c bou2 hit by his lady and forwarded to him
according to her orders.
de 3-2t ANDREW PIZZINI.
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rorewarued. Forearmed.

The New York Herald says there is only too
much reason to fear that the design of the
HELLER book will be accomplished by another
raid into the Southern States, bat on 4 larger
scale and with such means and appliances rs
will ensure q greater measure of success than
that which attended the foray of JOHN Brown.
THE ST. ANDREW CELEBRATIoS.-The st.
Andrews festival was generally celebrated
throughout the United States, Wednesday,
Petersb burg, Va, Charleston, New Orleans, and
other Southern cities, participated. At the
Washington supper, the following letter was
received from President Buchanan:
WASHINGTON, Nov. 80, 1859.
DEAR SIR: / beg you to comm unicate to the
ST. A ndrew's Society of Washington my cor
dial thanks for their kind invitation to attend
their anniversary celebration this evening. It
would give me peculiar pleasure to meet my
fellow citizens of Scottish biz tn or descent On
50 genial an occasion, but absorbing public
engagements leave me no time for such an en-
joyment.
Tie ancient kingdom of Scotland is not
more renowned for literature, science and pc.
iitical philosophy, than for the love Of liberty
and he attachment to law which animate the
ueope and render them useful and worthy
citizens of whatever land they may select as
their home. Very respectfully. yours,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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~ BROAD STREET.
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
At cost fsr Cash, or to our rerulnr ira IA an tn

At cost fsr Cash. Or to our regular trsde on the
uRus] time. 80
20, 600 DoLLARs.woRTH OF GOODS TO BE
SnLD BY JANUARY FIRST.
In consequence of the desth nf Mr.. Crenshaw. il
becomes NECESSARY TO close the business Of the firm
g once. We therefore offer our entire stock Of
foods comprising the best assortment ever seen in
this city at cost Our stock 10 new. having been in
business but short time, and 1t affords an exc.l-
lent opportunity for those who have not supplied
themselves tor the present, and also the approach
ing season. to do 80 nov.
Our time Is iimised stock large, and. in order to
slble We will sell our goods At prime cost, oneprce,
- cRENsHAw, QUARLEs A co.
PARTICULAR NOTICE!
All debts due us on the LIST Of July last, and re-
manning unsettled. must b. paid at once, a. longer
INDULGENCE cannot be granted
de lin CRENS44W, QUARLES Il GO.
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ia. November %, 1861
laree lot of elegant
SILKS.
M0USELAINES,


VAL. ROHES.
POPLIN Do,
And other style Dress Goods, TO be sold of at once
THOS. r. PRICE & co.
Have laid out a great variety of the above Goods
to which they invite special attention. They are
to re sold within the next few weeks at some
price, and their customers and the public are in
vited to them early CALI as they may expect
to get them at their own prices.
Just opened. an elegant lot Of Cloth CLOAKS, to
which attention is called.
Main. Sahia' Hudson Raw Sahie' Ec.. Nc ''oA'
beautiful 10. IRISH P0PLINS received to day
no 24-lm THOS r PRICE i CO.
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- ALL WHO DESIRE JOINING
,S.~Sa ]. w. REEVES Glass in Writing ard
Book Keeping are requested to call at MIR. ]. =.
puyaPs Drug Store for particulars. and TO leave
their names before 9th OF December. meme can
be received after that time.
Hours of Instruction have been changed from
afternoon to might.
no 39-6.s J. W. REEVE.
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STONISHING TO ALL.-MADAME RUS
"a SELL, the celebrated AgtroioR ixt, has Just
arrived, and will remain but short tlms She was
born with pasura Rift to tell q. the events Of lfe
married or single, and how many times you are to
be married will cause speedy marriage. Sae has
gentleman admitted Mrs. EpBlxs Boarding
House. 18th or Governor street, between Main
and Franklin streets. no "A lms
EENCING ACADEMY.-The subscriber has
L opened his ACADEMY on the lth floor in the
Mschanles institute; for the sn:rins winter. as-
apply at the Academy. Open from clock. A. NJ. !,
until 10 o'clock, P. NJ, exceps Saturday night.
no l9--2w G.. b. ESTVAN.
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Nor AsmoRE.-The bark Lucy Ring has not
been ashore ut Chincoteague, as incorrectly
reported By telegraph.
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slppEEiaF y n; Psfsas'vs q FiE' f. ~;
RiENCE OF AN INVALID; DssiEnsd - WARM
Ing to others; aHoriinx, 1t the sane time. the
nleans 81 Sal Cure, by one who cured himself, NJ
ter HAVING been put 70 great expensc throush med
icai ippostion and dg3cksfy: Sllsn copies may
Bedford. Kinss county, ". Y, BY enclosing 4 post
paid, addressed. enyeIOp0s de 1-3taw7m Cpl
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kA Special Notice.
GREAT BARGAINS
in DRESS GOODS,
Lower than ever sold before. To reduce stock be-
fore LIST January.
PERKINS & CO..
(CAsH SroRR. Ill EAGLE SQUARE,)
have this day marked down
500 pieces best English and American CAIICOES,
to 10 cents. worth l2z cents;
100 Dress Patterns. rich PARIS DE LAME, to 81
cents, from -71s cents;
100 Dress Patterns richest PARIS DE LAME,
from 81 to Is cents per yard;
Rich E LAME ROBES. marked down from &l2
to Sc, verv CHEAP:
New style DE LAME ROBES, marked down from
Sl2 and S14 to $50. s
In DRESS SILK and SILK ROBES, you will find
the greatest sacrifice made in Dry Goods.
PERKINS L CO.. Cash Store,
no 30-2w l4l Eagle Square.
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MEETING OF THE PEOPLE
49, of the County of HENRICO will be held
on MONDAY. their Court DAY: } for the purpose Of
forming SOUTHERN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION,
auxiliary TO the Central Southern Ri hts Associa.
ton of Virginia. DASIGL H. LONDON Is expected
to address the meeting. no23-6t
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~ Special Notice.-We ask attention to ou
splendid assortment of
Velvet aud Cloth CL0AKS.
Beautiful and cheap SILKS.
Silk ROBES, cheap.
Real Irish and French POPLINS.
Rich VELOUR OTTOMANS.
Beautiful French DELAINES.
Great variet, medium DRESS GOODS.
Muslin and Lace SETTS-hargans.
French. Wool and Stella SHAWLS.
New and fine FURS.
LINENS and Housekeeping GOODS.
Non-shrnk ng FLANNEIIS
Domestic SH EXITING and SFIRTINGS.
Kersey LINSEYS and BLANKETS.
SLEEPS GREYS and PULLED CLOTHS.
no PTS SAM'L M. PRICE 4 CO.
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We arc pleased to state TO the citizens of Rich
,nond, and the public generally, that Mr.. JAMES
KNOTS Of Nj airy nd, has located himself in our
city No. 81 Main street. for the ltrp0se OF manu-
factufiag TRUNKS. CARPET. BAGS. &C., to
which we recommend dealers. and these in want
of any goods in his line, to give him call. Per-
sons can also get their TRUNKS REPAIRED at
very reasonable rates. de S-T
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UNiVERSALIST CHURCHILL
80 consequence of the indisposition of the
Pastor. there Will be no services in the Church
TO MORROW, fSunday.)
The Sunda, School will meet IS usual, At o'cl'k,
A. II. de Str
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s[> RELIGIOUS NOTTCE.-The Rev
'b>-S.a j. D. the newly appoint
ed pastor,b will preach IN TRINITY fMethodist
CHURCH. on SABBATH MORNING. the All
inst, at Ii O'clock. de 3-lts
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- RELIGIOUS NOT!CE.-Rev D s.
pOGGETT will preach at CLAY ST.
MORROW, December 4th inst, at II A. NJ. and 7
Z. H., Providence permitting. do Sit
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LADIES' LIST.

LAOK]
| Adams mrs Sarah
ms MRS EHen
AlleA miss Sarah
Alfee mis- G
Amber uIis1 Elixst,sth
| Allen miss eallio r II
Bailey mrs Mary E
Blsnks mrs virginia
6urks mrs Sophia W
Haker mrs jane G
Baker Iprs Juo D
Brown miss Susan tool
Branch miss NJ NJ
klsnkinship mjas = v
BERNARD tniso Fanny 3
Bacon mise SalIie @
Cane miss Margaret
Crow miss Elizabeth
Grow miss Martha
Crowds miss Mary 4
Conway miss Susan b
Conway mrs Julia
Conway mrs Bette ]
Crnmp mrs Emma ]
Curry mrs VIM J
Coleman mrs Harriet
Cooke mrs Emily NJ
Collier mrs 8 + a
Coleman mrs s
Collins mrs Sarah ,
Clarke mrs Va 4 family
Clopsqn mrs Saliie Z
Clauxh miss Jane G G
Calter mish Matte
Carter miss Martha b
Chase miss J6sephine
Carter mrs Caroline
Cahill mrs c
Clarke mrs D J
Clarke mrs Julia Ann
Cook miss GeOrsia
Clements mlss Susan
Davis Uctavia -,
Davis mss philIis fcoP(
Dare i ISIS Isabella
Davenport mrs Mary +
Day mrs Lucretia
Davis mrs Charles T
Derroches MIRA z
Dealy miss Margaret
Dean mrs Harriet
Dillon mrs Jane
Dog le mrs Jane
Daughton mrs Maggie
Donovan Cntharine
Dryer mrs Hannah
Elicit mrs Ann v
Elicit mrs Mary A
england mrs Mildred A
Faves mrs Mary Z
ElGridse miss Milly X
Elicit miss Caddy
Fddens miss ] ,etitia
Furcron mrs Mary p
Fiishett mrs Martha +
Frawner mrs Octavia
Farmer miss Mary T
Findlev miss Mary A W
Ford miss o v
Flephson miss Ann NJ
Fitch miss Margaret E
Fisher miss Ann A
Ford miss Alice A
Gordon mrs Martha N
Gentry mrs Austin
Gatswo0d mrs EIizabetl
tsrafwell AIRS Martin HI
Graves mrs Eliza
Gray mrs James HI
Gillespie miss Alice
Grimm miss Margaret
Gregory miss Mary d
6athright miss Bette
Gentry Sarah
Haley mrs H 8
Halle mrs Mary G
Harvey mrs Mary f
Haz iewood mrs Lizzie
Hcinlein mrs NJ 3
Heinrich mrs Louisa
Hu. hes mrs Esther
Hamb mrs Tom
Hutchinson mrs Ella
Hall mrs Mary +
Hampton miss Emma
Hay den miss Octavia
Henley miss Priscilla
Hllliard miss Catn w
Hoyets miss Mary
Hull Eliza
Holt Almira
jackson mrs Ann
Jackson mrs Annie
James mrs Margaret F
Jenkins mrs Sarah
Johnson mrs Julia Ann
johnson mrs Mary
Joy mrs Mary
TopoQ mrs ,ouisn
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A MEETING OF THE GRAN.
iE>>Sa TIE STONE-CUTTERS' SOCIETY.
NIGHT DAVID MAGUIRE,
de Sit" Secretary.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, DEC. .. 1850.
High Water this dag Saturday. ioX O'Clock.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York. mdzs
and passan sers, Indian g. Watson.
Steamer Geo Peabody. Pritchard, Baltimore
mdzs. and passengers, D. & w. Currie.
Sehr d ,nville, Chester, New York, mdze., D. 4
W Currie.
schr. Ann Pickerell, Palmer. Philadslph ia, coal
c. u Liuscomb.
schr Ann Eliza, Jones, Albany, lumber. E. Z
Dudley.
schr. John Griffith, Bunting, Alexandria coal
Va. Towing Co.
schr Mary L Johnson. Burrows, Norfolk. corn
F. S,earns IL Co.
Brig Maryetta, Barrett, N. s., potatoes, c. T
WoTtham d Co.
SAILED.
Bark Abigail, cFarland Rio, -four. Crenshas
& Co.
sehr; Amanda. Knowles, Providence, via Peters
burg, W. u. Co!qmtt & Co.
Sehr. Chas. Mcneil. Henderson, New York
wheat, " D; Colquitt & Co.
Schr: David Hale. Conchhn, New York, wheat
sehr. Belle r. Hull, Holmes, New York, -four
D & w. Currie.
S.lr. Henry Travis, Wyatt, down the river
Ii ht.
Srhr. Georgeanna, Lansdon, down the river
Ii hit.
Schr. Charles Folks. down the river light.
Schr. C. A. Johnson, Evenhdm, New York, -four
D. d w. Currie.
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Z .xslS ISAAC r. WATKINS.
tS>Sa ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Will practice in oil TIE Courts OF Charlotte and
Halifax.
gA Office at Charlotte Court House. de 3-at.
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IA RICHMOND MADE BOOTS ID
sHoEs-I am now prepared and II. have so he %S
aud SHOES, for ladies, gentlemen. misses, bo,s
and servants under s the snpsEsintendsnse cf Mr.
mond as a true and faithful workman. Call at No.
2 Sa S a1 street. and leave SSaF taylor
m NOTICE TO STRANGERS VISIT
MING RICHM0N Dive would most respect
~ uy call the attention of strans ers and others
T:iss sf g. HsGSksa *
as they will find large assortmeI to select from
No l27 Main St, Richmond. Va.
WfHnP sN S#ApsS; A W,E SETs1I
AT $50 BRoAD sr.-M, Goblin takes pleasure IS re-
in announcing that he has reduced the prices of
e. a
of Gnld. Gold and Velvet. light and dark Land
ss s ssb S Sss r Ss best srs.s and
Fixtures 70 match; C9rtaln; bands and CornIccsps
I WITH s1u Of bnck p nad OH
widths. Call and see prices, at the estabis shed
Cheap Dry Goods and WI dnE Shsde Store Of
de SIN Opposite the store of Quarles Co.
;ir'eis prime suTTks and .PslI ssos1y:
t" de- ss sst low any house GEO. W. e' GsRErrER
cIDns HEA ~ I Fs Fl NJ SGIa
10 COO feet Inch do: 10 coo feat 4a6 scantlirig 10 oo6
feet 4xs do; 70 600 fsst 5xs do; lOooo feet 6xs do
is ~ solicited R9F sas
ZINE CHEW ING TORACCO.-Choic
e brands of sun cured CHEWING TOBACCO.
The FLOWING brands ways on hand: Il. Belle
Allie, by w: 3. Ross; Consueror. by. Fisher /;
ssai 2: chs"s z ce cDis s Nay TS y
0'amS WIZ FISHER siRk W VII 8 Druggist.
=
Sard =, II n
tthIs year's;j box Smoked Halihut. tsomething
new rs well as nice;) hhl Green Peas; ] Dbl Navy
Beass; No. Apples Potatoes e rs,SaE
Family Grocer and Liquor Dealer.
12 Broad street, below 9th.
IMPORTED FRENCH FRUITS.-Recsiv-
ing this day, direct of lC0e lbs Crys-
tslised Peaches: 1000 lbs do; Pears, 1860 lbs do
600 lbs. do Figs. suitable for wedding rsrties or
n'' anq 1sn che as Nam i:
PiaOL's MAR MAR RILTEEs:-Ths great de,
ascdsds ss bs.s made ar Inc ass d res =
only by E. ]. PICQT. Drursis
VTRGINIA-MADE BLACK CAsSI.
!. MEE ". have THIS Day received = small
mon wishing superior home made article are in
vited 70 call soon, the lot is very small and We
sAa1 NV . A'0'' : pcsaHai iIes cHENERY.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS, BONNET CA6ES.-
4 We have now on hand q large assortment OF
TRUNKS, OF every description both suitable for
BAGS, dc to which We most respectfully call tho
attention Of all in want. ~ they will le eod low
ALEX. HILL co ~ Main 81.
CARPETS, CARPETS, AT REDUCED
- PRtCES.-As the season is advanced. we will
front this dag Oar our stock Of Carpets ag greatly
reduced Prices @ o' nsH fNSf MIN ) Hxawoon
No,n, Main street.
MOrsELtNE De LANES at ONLY latS
IVA CTS. PER YARD s Receiped to-day. 100
yards OF fxured MouSEl1NE DE- LAINES,
sii's' = 'a'' : .: ys6falal ~ !Ss ss'
NV a0{ 4: !; Nm q ;ssEI;sM I
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RICHMOND rHEATkK:--
xusss .5 EE' ss II s zs.s,'
CROWDED HOUSES,
M TsIsss.'' Ell ss 3. 'sRf: "%Fi1yasib,
The shasw%kjss s:ns,,s:. spd xsifsss. asd
colasdian .na st6os.
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING, Drc. 8, Isse.
THE GREAT LEDGER ROMANCE,
THE HIrDEN HAND
Mrs. HOWARD. A. .ARCHY.
Me- .' II H4WM xAAfkPss 1 F5H .sss
A. the house. ars nlsh.l, oiled. tho Manager r..
Box Book open :. 10 4. ii. 70 P. n.
M ETROPOLITAN HALL.
o0nnf&ss S;SShpAY rvEsiae. Nov. arn. (
DIR. T.. BEALE'S
MEcHANIcG1oIfI EEsxiHYltBrrroN or
: ! sEPoY REBELLIox
G,sssoyy Majes.y, QSses v,etovia; His
A Gs;sss.: ' Esss e q. xi; q: S'.s.
DR. o. . ~ &c s
most splendid and attractive exhibition IN the
World. Il e composed Of beautiful representa-
Cities, Temples, Monuments. MOSQUES. Pal.
sces, Laudscspes and Rivers ip H,ndnstaa,
snivened nth Shipping, Arnies Horses,
Carfiases. Came Ii and other animals;
with all the notions and move
menfs Of Nature. dDplsyihg
the wonders of Mechanism
the In ,enuits eli
Man to such q de-
gree that they Afks
will do any thing hut talk While il affords Plea
sure, amusement and instruction to oil il will
be found study for the mechanic and q
school for the artist. harm: originated
in the fertile brain nf the great
MONS. PRoasPERso Bbs6iuyAIH,
ard being the first and ouly exhibition Of the kind
eitherin the United Staten or Europe. TIE effects
are produced neither by transparencies nor Ast
scene paint ngs. but by finished models. The
scenes in HindCstan are from orisinal drawings by
+. TEMPLES. Esq. OF the BENGAL service. ard the
Entertainment forms, as far a. the mechanism
will allow. a faithful representation o the present
War in India.
ma Explanatory LECTURE by q gentleman
perfectly conveYsant with the country.
IA Exhibitions every evening At "a O'clock,
spd "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER
Tickets Is cents. Children and Servants Is cents.
7s-6ts
A STONISHING TO ALL.-MADAME RUS
"a SELL, the celebrated AEtroiogi xt, has Just
arrived, and will remain but short time She was
born with ura gifs to tell n. the events OF iife
even your very thous hts, will tell whether you are
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OFFICE r. ds Y. R. r. Co.l
Richmond. Nov. 10 1859. (
The meeting above me mt i0ned. Of the Stock
holders IN this Company, having failed to organize,
IN consequence OF the non attendance OF a suf-
ncient number OF the Stockholders, notice is here
py gwen that the same was adjourned to TUES
u the 18th day of December next. to h held
~ lnis once. It's hoped that every member will
be present in person, or by proxy.
no ll-2.wtl3thD A. W. MORTON, Sec'y.
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P4ssESGEns per Steamship ROANOKE, GEO. w.
cOucH. Master, lee. /, 1859 j Robins, J. g. Ap
ssy. lex. Fer$nson: A. Aiken, J. J stqrdivant,
T. R. Grsnpss, NJ. y. Runncel. 6; S; Runncei, Mr..
Haaesworif and Iady ! U. BnTdick, G: NJ; Bur
Barley. John Davis. James Smith, VIM Oliver.
K olysr J Mshsn ~! Geo Taslor Henry Taslor'
Miss Stiiss, Mr. Semple. Purser u NJ, ]. Nj
I.edas. S R. Fisher, 81 in steersge and passen
GERS from Norfolk.
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TsORNS! CORyS!! CORNS!!.-It take great
~ pleasure in recommending DR.. SCHULTZ. the
Chiropodist. in addition 10 his hume ous TESTING
mails. 10 every one who ma be suffering or neg
way; the vrs,nnt a,se1 S 2. Ios or
he havips operated for me without paiu. and with
astonshine success. Swing immediate comfort,
that had not for ears
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OFFICE OF r. & Y.R.R COT
RICHMOND, Oct. "A, 1859.
~aS NO o.The annual meetiny of the
will be held al this office. on WEDNESDAY, the
9Th day of November next,
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dutch HERRING. HALTBUT, &c.-Just
~ to hard. sample lot of No Dutch Herring,
new as well as nice;) hhl Green Peas; Dbl Navy
Beans: No. Apples, Potatoes, &c. retailing at low
prices. ]. p. KAVANAGH.
Family Grocer and Liquor Dealer,
l72 Broad street below 9Th.
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members Of Congress

SchuS Ter Colfsx.
Arson BurIin-ame,
Oven Love oy,
Amos = Grauser,
Edwin B. Moran,
Gaiusha 4. Grow,
Josnas R Giddinss,
Edward Wads.
CALVIN =. Chafiee,
William H. Kelsey,
WIN A Howard,
Henry Walden,
John Sherii,sn,
Geor e W. Palmer,
Daniel W. Gooch,
H. nry l.. Dawes,
Justin 8. Merrill,
!. W. hburne, Jr.,
J. A. Bin. ham,.
VIM. kello *,
f b. Washhurne,
. BENJAMIN Stanton,
Edward Dodd,
C,d b. roTpkins.
John Covode.
Gad. c. ~ashhurne,
Samuel q And ews,
Abraham B. DIN,
sldne, Deane.
Nathaniel b. Durfee,
Emery B Pottle,
WIT &. Leach,
John F Potter,
T. Davis, ( aass,l
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J. r. FarEsuorth,
c. j.. Knapp,
K. +. Fenton,
Philemon B lss.
Mason w. Tapaan,
Charles Care,
Il. DAVIS, (lowa)
James Pike.
Homer E Bovce,
Isaac p. Clawson.
A. 3. Murray.
Robert b Il Ii,
Valente. B Horton,
Freeman II. Morse,
David kilgoTe,
William Stewart.
Samuel X curtis,
John NJ. Wood,
John NJ Park~T,
Stephen c. Foster,
Charles J Gilman,
Charles Is SOard,
John Thompson,
! W. She man.
Vim. u. Bra, ton,
James Buihn ton,
0. b. NJ atteson,
Richard Mott.
Gaor.e r. Ro bins,
Ez skiel =. Walton,
lanes Wilson, ,
s. A. Purviance,
Frasc S 8 Spianer,
SiIi, NJ BIrrou hs.
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GO REWARD. -The subscrIlrl viii DAY
sp cOthe above sum 70 sny person who will give
such information ~ will convict the psrson or per-
AIL5H cow. that had strsys "a out of nv pas
tnte. Affirming Mr.. Henry Blakey = Geld, IA ten-
ri9o county. - =
:, PERSONS are cautioned not TO cut or inJnre tho
nmher 10 the hed that rent from Mr. fives -
w ~ = prosecuted $3.50 sFY45NE kssror
eAAIfsz l|H5 r. Z! ~ - 81 3
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. III, -. ANDEkeON. N DE-.
AlbAmavle CO., Va. near Charlottesville.
Office Wall Street Hotel w all 1t. DR.. +. leaves
this, or next week early de a-1ts
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IA RICHMOND MADE BOOTS ID
WSHOES.-I am now prepared. and have been
<5f,r several years past, to make to order BOTS
and SHOES, for ladies', gentlemen. misses, bows
and servants. under the superintendence of Mr..
HENRY KARR, well known to the citizens Of Rich
mond as q true and faithful workman. Call at No.
2l9 Broad street, and leave your orders.
de 2-2w w. P. w. TAYLOR.
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AZ the houses are nightly filed tho Manaser r.
SEcUjRETHEiiIRs SEATS SEATS EARLY. aa
Box Book open At 10 A. NJ. to p. NJ.
M e Il o POLITAN HALL.