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apncrAr. NOTICES.

- .sN.rx Tsme.s,-.We have been q nj
the Fairs in Virginia. and have Hss faksn VNA
premium OH dear. -,
= Iut fhe pf;0PIsE'S verdct-whlch we prize
Oar ali tha IfTIJf rs meath the skies
In our behalf iuag since was given,
And on our hearts is deeply craven. o mr., !, VI
MA The satisfactory OPERATION OF 4o.vvv w Z. ELI
Err K WILSON'S MACHINES proc ii.r their su-
perIorlty. -, III ynn, '. II uali Nnr
2z5 Main street, Richmond-Johnson na ~ s,s
folk. nv ~
kA. Duniap, Nloucure r. Go. nsk the a tn
EiEs Era and SHOES and BOOTS, commencing
- 49, - y ei"'A $50 no I6-lt
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II
BFEF.-rhere were sales last week of 24n head,
az from $3.50 To 81, gross; but few at the latter
price. Market luii. a small lot of fancy Cattle,
exhibited at the Fairs, sold nc fancy prices. Some
sHEEP-Sales of las head, at 81 to s35O per
head-not very good.
HOGS.-Narket well supplied. We quote sales
of 200 head at ST500S5.
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=
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

R, TOTHE VOTERS OF THE CITY
fs~~S.s OF RICH M0ND.--Th undersigned Of
ters himself as candidate for the office OF COM.
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for M D1SON
WARD at the ensuing election. Having. for up
wards Of Ell teen YEARS. been connected with the
ment OF that faet. above. rs suficisnt suarantee
that tie duties Of the office he seeks would be
promptly and effectually DISCHARGED But he Is IN
formed that II Is being represented thraueh tAa
city that he is incumbent of good office. He
bees leave 10 say that. from an injury received re-
Gently in the discharge Of his Police duties he iears
that he will not he able to act efficiently in tho
same should he be called on 70 perform any extra
ordinary service, and therefore seeks the one he
no lS-tde% CADMUS C. JOHNSON.
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MONEY MATTERs-EXCHANGE,

ii
NORTHERN ExcHANGE-on New York and Phila-
Such OF the Stock Bank notes aDd of the Bank of
he Valley rs are not taken by the Banks are at
The notes Of the Trans Alleghany Bank are IS $B
cent. discount. Bank Of Kanawha, no sale.
North and South Carolina Bank Notes 7adA "
The notes OF the Bank Of Weston and the Bank
ol Nanassa, Is PER ct. dis.
GQLD Is Per cent. prem, No prem. allowed FOR
SILVER. r,r--,,,,.,
FOREIdN.-NotAiu- d"!ns IN foreign aIghts.
50 New York. Boston. Philad'a
Goal Sfai, 2 p t9 2 Sl5e sig sS5
Tobacc9 y hid. go 800 go
Coal Baltimore 8 cts. y bushel; Flour 1919 CTS.
p bbl.
SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND:
By Join a. LANGAs[[ER S9M; for the '7eSh md
Fir5iniad per cent Registered Bonds sales s95
Richmond City Bonds. sales SOS and int.
Petersburg City Bonds, last sales s94 and int.
Lynchburg City Bonds, last sales $50 and int.
Exchange Bank Stock last sales ) l05.
Farmers Bank Stock. sales Z U5.
Bank al Elrgnia Stock. last 81 'es S72.
Bank OF tie Commonwealth Stock. sales SIO04s,
Richmond ana Denyiile R. r. Bonds. guaranteed
b. State OF Va, last sales so and mt
virginia Central K. Il. Bonds, auaranteed by State
o. q. last sales so and int.
City Of Petersbuye Bonds Guaranteed BY State of
Va. last sales $50 and int.
James River md Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by
State oi Va. LAST sales c9i1a.
Richmond Fire Asso iatiOn stock. last sales S33.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock, sales
So
Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales $685..
Wr4inIa Central K. Il. LIST Mortgage Bonds last
Yirsinla Central H. R. "a Mortgage Bonds,
last sales $50 and int.
Virginia and Tennessee X. r. LIST Mortgage Bonds,
last sales ,sS25a and int.
Virginia and Tennessee X. II. End Mortgage Bonds,
last safes $50 and mt:
Virginia and Tennessee X. X. 3rd Mortgage BONDS,
last sales S197a and int.
Orange and Alexandria III. Il. o per cent. bonds
last sales SIS.
Oranee and Alexandra R. r. per cent. Bonds,
last sales $50 and int
Manassas Gap r. r. per cent. Bonds, last sales
south-sjde L. r. Bonds, last sales $641&.
South-Side X. X. Bonds, guafanteed by petersburg,
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock last sales S73, including dividend.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales S471a.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, sales
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock, last sales
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales S..
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LIBRARIES FAVORED IN MAssACHCsETTs.-
In the Massachusetts Senate an amendment to
the attachment law has been adopted, ex-
empting the library of a debtor TO the value of
$500 from attachment The present amount is
$50
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rl FINE MOROCCO BooTEEs,

vI FINE MOROCCO ROOTEES,
<-ss1s with and without heels PHILADELPHIA
made; excellent quality Ladies' Calf Bootess and
Goatskln, with and without heels, at astontSbIDgy
low prices thick and thin Sole Fine BIZ and Cold
Caters; Plain, Foxed, Tipped, &c. for Ladies and
Misses at prices TO please every bods: Beautiful
Congress 5aiters. for Men and Boys; Extra Heavy
Brosaas. for servants; q very good and cheap Cali
Shoe, Oxford Ties, Boots, for Men and Boys; the
greatest bargains in Women's Shoes, at 6efse. and
75c.. worth twice the money; Childrens Shoes of
kinds and prlces ccordink, 80 that everybody Is
able TO buy pair of Shoes for servant by calling
81 No. 27 Main street. JOSEPH STRAUSE.
DRIGG'S PATENT PIANOS.--P
TfyT5H TAT LOR. has Just received a furfl er
III 1s Supply of these erfrnordiaayy PIANUS.-
They pronounced by the first artists the Uni
ted States, besides the celebrated THAL2gRG, tn bs
the best Pianos ever made. To had nj his music
store, lSs Main st. no ll-FSMW&F
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s0METHiNc NEW-JUST THE THING.-It
lady patients are suffering from SICK stomach 10 re-
cotnmend CHAMPAGNE. We have that article
OF The most celebrated brands, In quart bottles
dozen 20 the ctsse--mosE conve nisnt size bottle
and ~ small cost ever quarts. Also, quarts and
prts constantly on hand, of most Approved hrands
no Is-ts WINSTON Il pOWERS
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>a S25 REWARD. - The above reward

Ia S25 REWARD. 80 The shove reward
E1x will be paid to any one who will apprehent
EAand commit 10 Jail a negro boy THOMA AS,
-NR~Mr. George D. Hsrwood oil Richmond, To
whom he was hired. He is about is years old,
slender form, low forehead, brown skin. speaks
qnick when spoken to- and has been accustomed 10
work in tobacco factory. Wnen last heard from
he was en- a canal boat, going towards Lynchburg.
p. Il JONES.
Admir- of San'l Peasants. decd.
Rapid Ann Station, Culpeper Co. Its
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tg~-e-c1. UNION SERyTCEs.--A series of
s5~-s-a Services, connected with Joint Com
muufaa of the LIST and "a Presby terrain Churches of
thus city, viii Ire held us follows. viz:
Preaching IN the % Presbyterian Church, Or
at ~ O'Clock and in the Isl Presbyterian Church.
DR.. Mn9re's on FRIDAY night, at the same hour
On SUNDAY morning, at II O'Clock, both con
and, after sermon by Rev. DR. lIoGE, the sacra-
nient Of the Lords Supper will be administered
On SUNDAY afternoon the Joint services will be in
the I'd Presbyterian Church-Preachng by Rev
Dr. M9oRE. In consequence q inns arrang enent
day morning. no H-3ta
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The Eagle Hotel, at Wilson, n. c., was de.
stroyed by fire ON the 18th inst.
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Silks and Dress Goods

STILL LOWER. az.
ard DIR ESS GOODS to the lowest point, We nav
rms DAY placed our counters q vi e ios poau
titul c0LoRED AND BLACK SILKS,
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT
REGAR TO co 5 4.
Our sales of Silks having been very large, we can
afford to close TINS lot out mt
MERELY N0MINAIiPR1CES!
thus bringing them within the reach oil the most
economical buyers. -,
THIS OPPORTUNITY WILL BE GIVEN On
LY A FEW DAYS.
gATINETS FOR FACTORY HANDS AMI
HOUSE SERVANTS-Biue, Brown, Cadet,
Black and Mixed Satlnets OF superior quality,
Coi6RED AND BLACK CLOTHS, CAssI
MERES AND VESTiNGS, for the finest dress
and BUSINESS suits.
Splendid VELVET and CLOTH CLOAhS ana
SHAW Is, constantly receiving. -
Vers rich BRIDAL SILKS and other GOODS
81 ANKETS and HEAVY CLOTHS for Servants,
ExTREMELY CHEAP.
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS!
BRUSSELS,
Prices reduced to reduce the stock
RUGS,
CURTAIN GOODS.
The price of the above GOODS shall not prevent
oTR STOCK is ALI. FRESH; and !, vii be kept
complete and embracing EVERYTHING IN our
line at the lowest prices N
To wholesale and retail buyers our prices shah
01 no %" i7 -GSs'' p'~'''w WATKINS & FlCKLEN.
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DoPULAR RELIGIOUS AND niSCEL-
IANEOJjS BOOKS at

T. C. C. DREwRY's,
E p PRF 0q stap 81 lSl naq s5fst
spfeaHGHq hEss AN NJ = ST. 81 THE EpIscopA
HobfE,S EEw coMMENTARY " ON S. q CO.
RYk EfNth EXPOSITION tx OF NEW TESLA
JA6 AEGHT ESAS G9T o ss' SE Fe E2
sroa9 Ef5 vBS B. 5
EM end Rs Si 6F W saS sSe ;, ppru
ALF5RDs Green TEsrA Il EMF ai st Soune
Bus SINE is SERMONS OF THE NEW LIFE.
MA,NsELhn,s LIMITS OF RELIGIOUS
cAlkp's sHkMoSs. lvcl. 100.
nal hf 81 THE s sASfs l B. the
E HSS$ ~ qSis c2EgST ~ Es,a l -
5 5AH 1GSNG HA aNb FE EVENN5 &C. IxER
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PHILLIPS, DEVOTIONAL GUIDES. 2 vols. 80.
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KS iUu n II w n ~ D.-han away from the
Gtx Ballard House, about the LIST of Nov negro
G Nman named CARTER HILL. q years of age,
81 brown color. about5 feet inches high, has
careless, staggering gait when walking hold
ing his head little to slde he has false front
teeth, put in on pivot. He has mother and rsla-
tons living wear Orange Court House. | will awe
the above reward for his Apprehension and delivery
10 me, or confinement IN any place of security
whore can get him. DAVID NJ LEA.
noq-d&Wts
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49, TO THE VOTERS OF THE
&5>Esa CITY OF RICHMOND. -FELLog- CITI-
zEys: A. the request of Soma friends. and in ac-
cordance with my own feelings. | announce NV
self candidate for the oeice of CONN tSSTONER
OF THE REVENUE for MADISON WARD. and
hope it viii he Your pleasure to cast your votes for
me on the day of election.
Your humble servant,
no lS-tde+ VIM. G. cambridge.
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60, IAMACANDIDATE for the Office
49, of COMMISSIONER OF THE RIVE
NUE. for MONROE WARD of the city of Rich
mond, made vacant by the resignation of Mr..
JESSE WHERRr. and most respectfully solicit the
support of the voters.
no IS-lt* SAM'I CARY,
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NOVEMBER, 18TH.
We are receiving further supplies of
CLOTH and VELVET CLOAkS.
Black and colored IRISH POPLlNS.
Black VBLOU RS for mourning.
LACE COLLARS, in variety.
Beautiful LACE SETS,
Some at IS each. "a bargain"
Fashionable FURS.
And best styles of
FLANNELS.
Our assortment of SILKS and
DRESS GOODS
Is complete. in varieties of the newest and best
sty les [no l5-tsl SAM'L NJ. PRICE & co
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RUNAwAYS.

IA RUSAW AY-My SERVANT MAN
E# CALLING himself Isaac Newton: and porter to
MNSamuel Nj. Price Co., aged thirty Ave or
IN forty years; yellow, with a brshy head Of
s--S~hair; Intelligent, knows how to read and
write, ana is good barber or dining room ser
turn. My impressions are that he has been en-
ticed away by some unprincipled white man, or
has been concealed IN some vessel bound North.
no IL d. II. LONDON,
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TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY
O. OF RICHMOND respectfully an
nounce myself n candidat for the Office of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE of the 81 dis
trict. tMONR0E WARD made vacant by the re-
sgnatlon of JESSE WHERRY. Esq.
no lS-tde GEO. W. H, TYLER.
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I.YNrdHIpG- IA. Nnr- Il 1sE

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Ro55rg-Saie-No IaSprgsHt-Methudist Con-
f,ye9rr-
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eg--so TO TIE VOTERS OF RICH
So NoNp- am a candidate for the office
q COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE for
support. mo l6-tdetl SAMPSON JONES. In.
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o., COMMISSIONER OF THE REV
80 ENUE-MADISON WARD.-I respect
fully announce m self a candidate for the above
office. HENRY W. q CARI4ES.
10 Election. December |, 1859 no l6-3t*
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FREIGHTS,

FOREIGN.-Notuiu- doing in foreign elghts
BONES TIC.-Ihe following are the present rates
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e - TO THE VOTERS OF RICH
30 MOND.-Ih response to the call of MANY
Friends" liz the Dispatch of TUESDAY. 18th INST
herewith announce myself candidate for COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for MADISON
WARD. Election, THURSDAY. LIST December.
no I6-dtde* q. II. TOMPKGNS.
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* r. I;2; Q. F.IaNETLs0N ENCAMP-
~ MFNT, No. 2.-Ths members of N ELL
x son ENCAM PM EMF No2f o 0. r..
will meet AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
+ on SUNDAY MORNING next. Goth in
slant at o'clock TO pay the last tribute of ct
to our deceased Patriarch, WIN. MATTHEW'S.
b order of the C. z.
WM. J. RIDDfCK, Scribe.
The members of Excelsior Encampment, No %
cordially invited Is unite with us on the occa-
sion. lS-2t
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me little baby or pocket CLOWN resneo,f,,,-
announces to all his juvenile friands ,spesc,iaiiy
more able to make them laugh than ever, and wop
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Sl 49, COMMISSIONER THEREV.
18th ENUE-M0NROE WARD-I respect
fully announce myself candidate for the above
office. made vacant by the RESIGNATION of JESSE
WHERRY, Esq. c.. P. CARDOZO
EA Election, LIST December, 1859. no I8-tde*
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Alex. K. Shepard and VIM. Hitch
cock and - Flv. partners and ship
builders, of the State OF Maine: styl In Chan y
ing themselves VIM Hitchcock L Co.;
and Benjamin D. Metcalf Amos II.
Hodcman, John Gllddon and Henry
w Tahb ......- De feudanfs
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no la-law4w Per ]. b. DoNoyIS attnrnev

I AIDES FURS.
Ia LADIES' FURS.
LADIES' FURS.
Just received, another lot of new and desirable
FURS ard MUFFS. Also.
HATS AND CAPS
In great variety; amongst them is the Z0UAVE
HAT, the latest thing out. In the way of CAPS,
a great variety can be found, including the SEAM
LESS CAP, something new. at
BINFORD'S Hat Store,
lQ-lm NJ DIN
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DTSSOEUTION.--The firm of CHURCH s.
IL FLEMING is this day dissolved BY mutual
cnnsent-Mr. FLEMING intending to to
the country
Mr.. CHURCH will continue in business at the old
stand and viii sell of the stock on hand at re-
dHcsd prices cash until the LIST of January next
Either partner is authorized to settle the business
of the old coacern. WM. II. CHURCH.
WIN. r. FLEMING.
Richmond, Nov 18th, 1850 NO Is-ts
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e -. IW0ULD INFORM my friends and
- fellow citizens that am candidate for
COMMISSIONER OF THE REV I'm UE for
MADISON WARD. and most respectfully solicit
their votes for the same, assuring them that II
elected. | viii discharge the duties of the office
promptly and faithfully. Respectfully.
l6-tde* PHILIP II. MONTAGUE.
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49, FOR COMMISSIONER oFREy-
sg~GS ENUE FOR MONROE WARD
Through the solicitation of many friends, | an
nounce myself as a candidate for the above office.
no 1S-tde ALFRED r. BINFORB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-18

4, GRAyS, ATTENTtON..-A Attend a regu-
81 lar company drill at Military Hall, on FRIDAY
fdnsht next. at "a o'cloek promptly. Delin-
Iltauents are reminded that our bylaws do not
4admit Of members missing many drills in sue
cessien. BY order Of Capt. ELLIoTF.
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4, ARM0RY X. l.. /. BLUES.t
H November Is, 1859,
ri NOT1CE.-Former members 81 this com.
III pans, or any other person, having kNAPSACks
- IN their possession, can fspase oil them II LETT
with lient. MAULE, 1872 Main ST.. within ten days.
no i6--it F.CARTEk. LIST sergt.
W7 SHOES SHOES !.-The greatest
bar aims in Shoes and Boots any body can
- joseph STRAUsE, S
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-02

umphal Tour in the Northern States, and Strug-
giles in the Texan war OF Independence, together
with an Account of his Glorious Death at the
Alamo.
Colonel Crockett was character. His autobi-
ography has been long out of print; his reputa-
ton for eccentricity has be, n presumed upon in
the publication of all sorts of outrageous and OBJ
scene nonsense, in coarse almanacs, and other ve>
hicles for low humor. This volume is republi-
cation of the genuine work, with necessary adi-
tons; and will be new to the present generation
of readers. 1t is marked and characteristic as
the subject was; his portrait faithfully drawn, and
none the less so that it is without effort, and
perfectly naive and sincere, We will remember
the amiable original in his northern tour. and re-
call many of the incidents to which his book al
ludes. We have never looked upon his like
since; and rejoice in this republication as an act
of justice; to retrieve an honest man from vulgar
misrepresentation.
copy of the Book, and handsome present
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new Classified Catalogue of Books rnd Gifts,
with inducements to Agents, will be sent free, Oh
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THREE PER CENT A MONTH
oRTHE
PER1LS OF FAST LIVING
A WARNING TO YOUNG MEN
CHARLES BURDETT.

CHARLES BURDETT.
Author of Second Marriage" elliott Family"
Marion Desmond" Never too Late"
etc, etc. One volume, l2mo., cloth
This book deserves to be singled out ano noted
as above the many novels which are published
Both In structure and style it is entitled to the
name of art. 1t is tale of Domestic Life, re-
hearsing the interviewer histories of round of
every day characters, and its aim is to show the
foles OF the too many, so called, passions and
pleasures Of fashionable life, touching in no part
upon ground that properly belongs to the vast do
main Of romance.
The Bachelor Millionaire Uuce George is a
character reminding US of the Brothers CHEEKY
BILE, and although he teaches the Sweet uses of
Adversely with severe discipline, it brings out
the true beauty of character, and shows how few
there are who can go through the trials of evcrys
day life, and in the end prove heir constancy
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