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The Cet,en Trade.

We alluded yesterday, to the Importance of
the interests which England, Europe and the
whole civilized world have in the promotion
OF order In the Southern States. Some inter-
eating cotton statistics, which we have since
seen In the last New York letse. OF the Rich.
mond Esqssvsr, forcibly illustrates this i'm
portant fact.
From these statistics IT appears that the sup
ply and value OF cotton for about two years,
have decreased Everywhere but in the United
States. In about ten years. the supplies o.
cotton In Great Britain, from the United
States. have increased TWELVE MILLIONS
TWO HUNDRED AND rfrry-Two THOUSAND
EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWENTY DOLLARS IN
vAIuE. while. Notwithstanding the exeriions
of the English cotton supply associations,
and their high range of prices, the sup
plies Obtained in the periods named, from
all other sources decreased twelve mill
lions five hundred and seyenty-one thousand
two hundred and thirty dollars
From the repeated failures in India, Brazil
and Egypt, it is reduced to certainty that
Europe must depend upon the United States
for an annual supply, in time of general peace
Of three millions Of bales of cotton, of the va
iue of about hundred and fifty millions of
dollars. To be cut or from this supply, the
writer justly remarks, would bring revolution
and ruin TO u large portion of the European
population, to say nothing of the domestic de-
ISOLATION in the free States of the North, whose
spindles now require a supply OF 10o,Uoo or
10000 bales per annum.
The commercial movements Of New YORK,
from LIST January to 1st of November, are quo
ted as instructive and suggestive. during that
period she has imported merchandise to the
value of Sail, 1862, NC To pay for these the
North has supplied in the way OF exports Ssh
33I.6li in domestic produce, and S63,2?u,6li in
specie; total, sils, Jos, 227-leaving balance OF
imports against New York of S93,356,seo A
portion OF the specie shipped was from the
South, and a large share of the domestic pro-
duee also, including $4,000 bales of cotton,
worth $3.50 OU1 and 526, 0UU barrels naval stores,
worth Slu52 600. If the South were driven
from the Union the writer asks, would New
York be able to export the same sums OF the
Southern produce or 10 import IN ten months
500, 1856 $50 worth of merchandise, more thaii
she exported in produce and money 10 pay Tor
them Who pays liquidaies this balance
against her The people of the South, win
sheir cotton and other products, out OF the eX-
changes of which Northern merchants, ship
owners. banks aud bank owners make mill
lions annually Can New York afford to cut
mp by the roots the source OF this trade =
Would that the South could itself through the
fundamentally of direct trade enjoy all the
commercial benefits of its own rich products.
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This evening MIR. .. +. BALDWIN will deliver
the first of the TWO lectures which he has been
invited to deliver by number of the most in
huential citizens OF Richmond. Ills subject
will be ''Chiratry.' We are sure he will han
die it in his best style; and no public lecturer
of the day can, in our opinion, excel him in
those qualities of pubic oratory Which are
most attractive 10 the popular audience. For
n fair discussion Of his theme, for the bright
passages Of wit, humor, and pathos with
which he iilumines his public addresses, we
think he has no superior III his day. His &C.
Mus should command at all times large audi
enees, and we are sure no one Will hear him
o-night and Tomorrow night without plea
sure aud profit.
The lecture viii be delivered in the elegant
hall of the Mechanics Institure at the usual
lour
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-s---.--''-
A aCo,amen ScoId..

Col. ORR. Speaker OF the last House of Rep
resentatives, has lately made brilliant speech
In defence OF woman indicted at the An
ecrson rs. CT Court for being a common
scold.v In Massachusetts, in former times
s.common scolds'' were amenable to legal pen,
Mites, and not few of them were ducked un-
der direction of the law. Since the disute of
that mode of securing sobriety of tongue the
women OF that st clioh seem to have given full
swing TO the uar uly member, and are nging it
~ thls time, by lester aad word OF mouth, in
behaf CT old Brown and in abuse of Virginia,
In styse which d. lnands tho rs-enactment of
the old Law. II q lew of these yiragoes could
nsEs woydsrfully.
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The Yorl, River Railroad.

The prospect OF The early com pletion of this
railroad will be received with high gfatiflca-
tion by all who are interested in increasing
the business and prosperity of Richmond. II
will secure to us The trade of region of coun-
try which has hitherto taken different di
rection, and ii Will bring us into communica-
ton with one of the nobiest rivers on the
American continent. Those who have never
visited the York river have little idea OF the
grandeur and capacity of that magnincehi
arm OF the sea which is about TO be brought 10
our very doors II is deep enough 70 hoa'
squadron of q reat Easterns, ana wide ehousn
to hold the nayies OF the ~ofio' Il oee'
trade shall ever be established win Guiope'
we may yet see the day wheh tue iofA RIVER
shall be, it once was, the haroor VI meets
from the old world.
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Seward and Earhes

Hne =. =. Journal Of Commerce has learned
fom tokHss' own lips that he did unfold 10
eeaa'or SEWARD last year all about BROWNS
.snosd Instruction at Harpers Ferry. This
.ns Key TO the 'frrepressible confiicp speech
skvAsh. aud " the convenient absence OF
.net person from this country
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{ GNIFICFNT CAST,
( MAGNIFICENT CAST,
MAGNIFICENT CAST,


EA OYSTERS AT FAI2 PEICEs.-After several
months of affection. alhed the other day to
get to the market and found my I'D acquhiI lance r.
OEWS Esq, ed in the sale OF one oil the best
articles o; food for this season, at the reasonable
price OF 90 cents per salon when the price usually
Now This is a cons Iderahle Swim to those who
a re fond Of and use BivALvEs as food, and be
iieve nearly all are Sc. would advise all who may
Vegetable market, over the store OF A. Is:
Clarke. Esq. and they will be certa to get quad
pro qn0 for their money. Mr.. ID, is n worthy man.
,inn II.
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Kessuth,s Musket..

ons Of the London letter writers states that
AossuTs has yet on hand the sixty thousand
oso mnsksts hs purchased In this countrv
80 wHisr saSgssts that the Hungarian na.
~ s.p0sa epen gnn store and dispose Of
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PATENTS were issued last week to John NJ
Forrest, of Norfolk, Va, for improved sash
fastener. and John H. Miller and Samuel ALI
bright, of Grafton, Va, for Improvement in
portable gas apparatus.
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ASCENDING SnERIrFs.-Solomon Kay, the
sheriff of Yancey county, n. c., has absconded
with about $4,000 Geo. w Glass, sherih OF
Mcdowell county, N. c., has also absconded
CARRYING off a large amount of money.
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DEAD.-Mr. George May, of the firm OF
Beard & May, New Orleans, died in Paris on
the 18th ult,, where he had gone on wedding
tour He was brother Of Col May, of the
II s Arrny
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10 The funeral of the late VIM. 6. YOUNG
viii Ue preached at the Monumental Chu ch. on
Friday afternoon, The llth November, 1889, at 3]a
o'clock, where his relatives and friends. and those
of the family of wellington Goddin, are respect
iully invited to attend, II
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MARRIED.

At Centenary Church. on Tuesday November
sth 1859 b, the Rev. ". II. Wheelwris ht. Capt.
II. ". cox, of Chesterfield county. Va. to Miss
MATTE H., daus hter Of u. s. Woodbridge, OF
this city.
Ha- Petersburg papers please copy.
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DIED,

On the 9th November at O'Clock, NJ FRANCIS
CIR ATTAIN, infant of tieorge F. and Helen
Holmes. Il ed months and q Gays.
Funera to take place from the residence Of his
parents. corner of Broad and 9th Sts at clock,
P. NJ, to-day: The friends of the family re-
spectfully invited to attend.
Yesterday morning, at 7 o'clock, Mira ELIZA
MASON. consort of stephen Mason. aIed IS years
The friends of the family are requested to atteRd
the funeral from the residence of husband. on
18th street. near Wesley an Chapel, at half past 2
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a Magnificent Silks,
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,

ma Magnificent StIkSs W
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,
ELEGANT CLOAKS AND SHAWLs,
From last weeks AUCTION SALES OF French
Importers in New York alta
GREAT SACRIFICE.
WATKINS Sc F'1CkLFN
Beg leave to inform their friends and the public
reneraIly that their larEe and superb stock OF new
and fresh DRY GOODS has just been replenished
by very arge additions of various st, les oil beaut-
ful goods, purchased by one OF their tlr, IN many
inS'an aaL Il " Their PREVIOUS VALUE.
They only ask an opportunity of exhibiting these
rhoice and select GOODS of the ne1uest and most
Fashionable design in order to insure sales, and
surprise every one W tn the Low PRICES.
IN SILKS especially. we are enabled To offer
such prices will bring this hitherto costly article
within the reach of every one.
Beautiful VELOUR DE PPAA lt
Paris Printed DEBAINES,
Silk and Wool PLAIDS. &C.,
are bsng opened this morning and Will be found
extremely handsome and moderate in price. Our
CL0AkS AND SHAWLs,
Comprising the most exte1pive and rich assert
ment we have Rad to offer tbs season VIII be OPEN
of all in want. Some OF these goods are entirely
new and vers eleg ant. Our assortment of
SERVANTS and PLANTATION GOODS,
MEMS OUTER AND UNDER WEAR!
HOUSE SERVANTS WEAR!!
PLANTATION GOODS..!
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
sHIRTINGs and sHEETlNGS!
PULLED CL0THSi.
SATINETTS FOR FACTORY HANDS, &c..!.
Will be found unsurpassed IN extent. quality and
price. loo 24-tsl WATKINS & FICKLEN.
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To be followed by new version of the great
French Drama, entitled
DON CESAR DE ISAZAN;
OR, A MATCH FOR 4 KING
Don Caesar BARRY SULLIVAN,
First time her a
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1,ORNs. COnNs!. 1uKNS!.

CORNS. CUSSSi. CORNISH.
~ Ltg,tt.d AL neTt Tuesday, the lsth inst, only
Dr.. SCHULTZ, the Chiropoaist. respectfully
announces that. on account of pressing ensase-
inents farther South. he will leave as above Those
VIII, desIe instantaneous Tsllef from G. K n S,
BUNioNS, DISEASED NAILS. and other dieasss
of the Feet, Hands OF Face. and thst, too, with
out pain, shonid aot delaa in applying unmediste-
iy, ere too ate An easy and firm tread is
at the present season, ind pensable
Ladies USUALLY attcnded at their residences
Va Once w all Street Hotel, Vail street.
ia
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LIGEsTE T. BRsDHURx

LIG II L e Il BR 4 ID U X YES
SlTaS<snS MANUFACTORY OF
ts ~ fGRAND AND So UARE PIANO FORTES,
REPRESENTED BY
NATHAN'L CARtSf, Broad ST., Richmond.
Where an assortment can be seen, either for whole
sale retail.
LIGHTE Il BRADBURY respectfully inform the
public that within the present year they have re
organized their whole establishment. SO that their
patrons can rest assured that all improvements
made to the PIANO FORTE will be most speedily
introduced in their mandatory, all of which are
warranted for all time The attention of the public
is particularly called to their premium so UARE
GRAND PIANO FORTE, made by them. which,
for power, volume, sweetness of elasticity of
touch and ele, amt exterior. stands unrlvaed even
by the Concert Grand. The unanimous opinion of
the greatest musical celebrities (Which can be seen
ut I. Carusi Is that our instruments defy COM
petition.
~ fsoRSES.-We have FIVE good WORK
(-.H HORSES we viii sell low for cash. or on a
A~-Acredlt of four months.
no I0-3t* b. WARDW ELL K co.
FOR SALE-A family HORSE, of sooa
in size. .ouns. and well broken TO harness.
NN- To be found Mt c, LlfSCOMB BIS sta
bic. on I'd street, petween Grace and Broad.
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- THE THIRD LECTURE before
- the Young Mems Christian Association
will be delivered by
JOHN r.. SANE. ESQ..
In the IA all Of the NJ ECHANICS' INSTfTU UTE, on
SATURDAY evening, November Eth at O'Clock.
SuBJEcT-" LOVE" descriptive and humor-
Gus poem. ,ro,1
the 14th inst.
TICKETS rs CENTS-To be obtained at the
Rooms the Bookstores. Meade Il Bakers. Laid
lev h Roh,nson's. of Mr.. Powers at the Exchange
Hotel and at the doors. Season tickets, / -.
X. r. HOWIS0N.
no 1876 Chm Lee. Com.
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W. \ LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW
lsgS MUSIC, Just received by F. II. TAYLOR.
Among which may be found the following
pieces:
ERE LIES DECLINING SUN HAS SET;
Arl.; as sung by Sgnora Ghioni; composed by
+ MuZio.
SEE THE PALE MOON; nuette; by F. Campana.
TWO NIGHTINGALES; Duette; by A; hacKei.
Yk MERRY BIRDS; Song; by F. Gambert.
LIGHTS AND SHADES; By S Jackson.
MEDORA; words by LORD Byron; music by =.
THE 81 RANGFR's LOVE; by Karl Merz.
THE SWISS GIRL; by Georse i.iuey.
WITHIN THIS GOBLET BRIGHTLY GLOW
ING; by l. Clapisson
PICCoLOMINI'S FAREWELL TO AMERICA;
by +. Perring.
AVE MARIA BY VIM. A. KING.
MY ANGEL; by Guylieno.
no lO-2t AT 1888 MAIN STREET.
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GERRrT SMITH INsANE.-The New York
Tribune, yesterday morning, announced mat
Gov Wise had made requisition on Gov
Morgan, of New York, for Gerrit Smith, and
telegraphic messages were sent TO this city to
ascertain the truth of the assertion. No re-
auisition had been made, and the report was
contradicted. The kilograms of last night
bring the news that the ''philan thropist" is In
sane, and has been carried to 1unatic asylum
in Utica. This insanity, coming so dpropoS
in view of Stephens being handed over TO the
United States Courts. and the Likelihood OF
Gerrit being "wanted" by The Federal OFF,
GERS, may be taken with some grains Of allow
ance.
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SEATS CAN NOW BE SECURED.

no lo-It
~ MR.. AND MRS. WOODWARD, Of
~ Washington, have the honor to snnouhce to
fl the Ladies and Gentlemen of Richmsnd,
LIZ that they will open a DANCING SCHOOL
IN the hall IN Law Building, on Franxlin Street,
FRIDAY. November 18th, for Misses. Masters and
Young LADIES'. at 5 p NJ, and Gentlemen IN p NJ.
DAYS Of Tuition TUEsp.ys and FRIDAYS.
And in connection with the latest and most fash
ionable Dances, thew will introduce the Gvmna-
sum Exercises. They will also take a few Private
Glasses.
Application can be made at N. CARUST'S
Chickering Piano Forte Store, on Broad Street. 81
door from 9th
P. S.-Mr and Mrs. w. will teach the new and
popular Dance, the Royal Horse Guards Quad
rilie. no 8-6tF
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.Rr> THERE WILL BE PUBLIC
49, Temperance meeting held at Union Sta
ton church. on thursday night, November
10th. at clock, under the auspices of Spring
fie d Division, No l57, s. of +. The public are in
vited 10 attend.
The memhers of the Division will meet mt their
Hall, at clock. Sister Divisions are invited to
unite With US. L. WILEY DAVIS. r. s.
no lU-ltf
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FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER llrH, 1853,
When will be performed Colenlan's Tragic play,
THE IRON CHEST.
SIR Edward Mortimer. -. BARRY SULLIVAN
First time herei
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spncAL NOTICES.
nA To Merchants.

ma TO Merchants.
VIM. HUBBARD MITCHELL, AreouSIAtSr'
ofira nj r. i. Walkers Factory, TIN street,
Continues to Write UP Books and ADJUST Accpuntts
and soicts the books OF four or nss s,snt nj
whose business does nos require ing c"nss sLa ri
tendance of book per- he refers 70 thT ~
lowing gentlemen: Messrs: Jonh n nte Rich-
mond Va and Messrs. Massle smith, a. op ~
Commission Merchants. New York. &c cam Fin
,sa. New Goods! New Goods
r,,Iu,srRA Z ~ RaSb s9iRR RrRkhI'
Have now on safe their last weeks purchases iIon
The New York auction sales, which, IN cheapnesns
and styles will compare fayoTably with any stncs
az goods in the city. Particular attention III caiiou
To our very large assortment OF orY,s
DRESS SILKS and RICH SILK RobES,
which we guarantee to sell from Ave to ten dollars
s, NEWF 5FiRs E sso ap EsaafB ass
OF exquisite work, and extremely low.
BONNET RIBBONS.
IN great variety, at half price,
10 pieces Of hest quality. all SILK,
LYONS BLACK MANTEL VELVET,
So the yard; cheap at 50.
800 newest STYLES Of all wool
D''A h'' o. MANTELs and
Large stock of all kinds of
sHA" MaflRINos.
MOUSFLrNFs.
BoMBAZLNEs.
and many other desirable GOODS too numer0us
GOODS to purchase. that they will consult theiI
j. MILLHfSER r BRO,
oc3l-2w 1873 Broad street.
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SECOND DAY.
On the night of THURSDAY, the 10th of Nov,
A q AN ID C. NCERT
will take place at Metropolitan Hall. For partics-
lars, see below.
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Hssf!i o,ds;.s :
~ entered into a C0-PARTNERSHiP' ds nm
from this date, under the name ana style of HAk.
hds 4 HulM AN. for carving on the GENERAL.
COMMISSION ana FORWARDING BUSINESS,
and VIII give street personal attention to the sale
OF al COUNTRY PRODUCE. aud the farwarding
81 foods and MANUFACTURER TOBACCO
They are located nj the same business house re-
ceHtly occupied Dy Harris Moore. on the Basin
bank, between 18th and 18th SITS
JOHN A. HARRIS,
no lots TH0S. 81. HOLMAN.
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r.. Mechanics, Fair.

The late exhibition At the hall OF me me-
chnnics, Institute was the most attractive u
has ever held, and was crowned with Halter
inr snceess. Every citizen OF Virginia who
a,preeiates her true interests must be delights
cd with the energy, intelligence and good
taste which, from first to last, have character
lied this suspicious movement for the Develop
ment Of her mechanical Industry The ele-
giant edifice in which the exhibitions have
been held, in Its external appearance and its
admirable adaptation for the purposes OF the
Institute, is itself an achievement OF which
the mechanics Of Richmond have reason to De
proud. and the excellent schools which have
beeen established in connection with the In
sqitute must enlist the respect and support of
the whole community. In view Of the TIM
n,ense practical Importance Of freeing our
selves from dependence upon the industry OF
other States our men of capital, enterprise
and patriotism ought to rally in solid body
about an institution which, if efficiently sus-
tanned, will do as much to establish the inde-
pendence of Virginia as an army in the field
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CENTRAL LITERARY SOCIETY,t
November 10th. 1859.
-, ORDER No. GA debate Of the
30 CENTRAL LITERARY SOCIETY will
be held at Cone & Smlth's Institute on Franklin
street between sth and 9th. on THURSDAY
EVENING. at Il quarter to O'CLOCK. MEM
beers are earnestly requested to attend, as business
of importance Will be trnus lit before the meeting.
Ahsentees will be fired to the full extent of the
Bylaws By order OF the President.
no IO-It' WM. IL, LIPSCOMBs., Sec'y.
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THIRD DAY.

On FRtDAl, the llth oil November
GRAND PROG ESSION,
which will be formed in the Capitol Square, at2
o'clock, a; NJ, under the g, eoWmand of the Mar
ling, and proceed from the Capitol Square through
Caption street to 9th, from THENCE to Main, Main
down to 18th, thence TO Broad and Broad street up
delivered. Admission free IF charge. but none e1-
cept ladies' and invited gnests-who will lee CON
Quoted 10 their respective places-are allowed to
Rev. Mr.. ii. sCHEIB, of Zion's Church, Bait
more, will liver The German Grafton -
N. A SrURDIVANF, Esq, of Richmond, will
deliver the English Grafton.
MUSIC and CHoRUSES before, between and
after the orations.
formed and proceed ND Bread street TO Beileville,
where the FESTIVAL will be continued with Ma
Is cents .e''''' 'O"''' - - ''o' aD'
In the evening, there will be a SPLENDID SUP;
PER ut Gauter Lohnerts New Market Hall
corner Marshall and 9th streets. Supper and adj
mission ticket 81. no Sat
AT Metropolitan Hall, on THURSDAY NIGHT,
the 10Th of November. takes place the
6 a N g 0 g 4 t,
with Declarations, Tabeaux, &C., from Schiller's
0. Heinrich. Seibert, Herbig anG Kempe. The Mu-
seal part y undeI The direction Of Messrs. Fred
PRoGRA MME:
!. Overture of Tanered. Orchestra 49, Rcs,lni.
8. Grand Chorus German National Song.
rsingins Society of Virgins, -. Richards.
4. pselsmatign of the Monologus from -,
5. chorus-Schiller's pithyrambe = -. Zoner.
l. Overture Of stgsdells;; o1chsstr.,. Flotov.
2. Defamation of the Celebration Poem,
written expressly for the American
Schiller Celebration ,.,...,..,... Freilis ratb.
s. Grand cborus-on the Rhine, with
Solos, Dusttss, &c. :........ Kucken.
4. Defamation of the celebrated Song OF
the Ben .SchilIeI'
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EA Two-One-SeyPn.- The Public are
respectfully invited 10 call at my NEW and beau
tifu ROOMS, recently fitted up for the purpose of
conducting the PHOTOGHA PHlC ART in all its
varied branches and examine the nnmeroqs s IN
GRAPHS colored in WATER or OIL, from min
iature up to life siz, which styles combine all the
delicate finish of the ivory Miniature. and the bold
and speaking Portrait in ell. AM taken
in every variety of style. G. w. MINUS,
on H..
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DICn BEAVER AND CLOTH CLOAKS,

z 4 Z
~ very CHEAP. at 'iE0RG + JACOBS, ~ Main at.
RAGLA Ms. CHESfERFlELnS and TAl,MAS,
WRAPPiNGS, of all kinds, Tor Misses and Chill
dren at GEORGt JACOBS, 40 Main Ut.
fresh supply of Misses FLATS, at
GEORGE JACOBS, 40 Main st.
MILLINERY GOODS of all kinds at half price, at
GEORGE JACOBS. 49 NJ ain st.
OPERA HOODS. NUBIAs, HEAD DR. ESsES and
GEORGE JACOBS. 40 Main st.
In short, for BARGAINS in all kinds of Goods,
call at GEORGE JACObS', ~ Nam st.,
no l0-3t Nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. VA. NOV. 9. 1859.
High Water fAisdap ia uysday) io'eloek
:
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
sehr: 8. Z. HAYES. Mason. Philadelphia, soal, :
.schr. julia. F.xwel. Philadelphia, coal, s. T.
sehr. Stag, ioveland. Philadelpha, coal. Harris
schr: John Alexander, Lewis. Baltimore, pig iron.
IS Sch, Sherwood, Williams, Back River, wheat.
n sehT chi. Mary Ado'ine. Jones. baltimore mdze' W.
seht, ,Martha May, Warrington. York River,
sehr. =. Herbert, Myers, Norfolk. light:
s-hr 6alIeso, Smith, New York, mdze., D. 4 w.
scnr. Mignionette. Dawes, Havre dc Grace. coal,
,,schr. Co nelius, Brendley, New York, hay. R. II.
schr Ellen Gsadsborough. Buntins. Baltimore,
Steamer Belvidere, Keene. Baltimore, mdze. and
passengers. D. Il w. currie.
SAILED.
sc 81 Mary, Bro Parr, Halifax, flour. womble
schr Amelia r. Johnson. Patterson, Phlladel-
ph,a, iced; w, .. Colqultt Co.
sehr, Mary L. Johnson, Burrows, down the iiv-
schr ]. J. Barril, Partridge, down the river,
Propeller Echo, snpes. Petersburg, mdse., A.
schr VIM. T. Hendren, Brooks, down the river,
light.
NEW YORK, Novemher 7.-Arrived brig Stephen
Petersburg; and the fellewlng from Vs az. Island
City and Wave; d. G HuIse. Conklin, lining
ton, N c.; Marine, Barry. do.
BosToN, November 5.-Cleared, schr. MISSIONER,
Nskerson, Richmond. - 81.
riet Stenson. Norfolk.
NOBLE; October sl.-Arrlved, sehr. ID. Fly
Richmond.
drick, Fisher, Va.