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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19

A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL ACCOMMODATES GEN.
N teme1 snd their wives single gentlemen with Parlor
aud Bedroom. single Rooms furnished unrnishei with
fu partial Board house AL the modern
Apply al No. @9 Fourth avenue, between Twentieth
aud Twenty first street east size.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19

FURNISHED RooMs-Two OR THREE FINE ROOMS.
furnished unurnished with breakfast tea II pre-.
erred for single gentlemen at i9 West
family private; location unsurpassed and terms moderate
Please call for three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19

UyO IFT-A LARGE BUILDING, NO. ls3 BROOME
street for manufacturing purposes also to lease or for
sale story marble front Store No "a Reade street, will
be ready middle of December Apply to j. sTOUVENEL
co glass mandatory, No 23 Centre street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26
Webb and Hanging.

Next TO whipping" people, there is nothing
about which JANIS WATSON WEBB is so fond
OF prating as hanging them. He seems to nave
a gailows always looming up in his magma
ton, and his own conscience is forever swing
ing haltet before his eyes. lie cannot write
a word about disunion without swearing that
every one who raises his hand against the
Union shall hang as high as HANNAH. On, p'''
ssant and ferocious WEBB, have mercy on us
should the day ever come when the South
shall choose to leave the Union, she VIII con-
yiuce even WERE that hanging is game which
lwo can play at. 1t will be an eye Tor an eye
u tooth for a tooth, neck for neck, until
hey leach their enemies the laws OF civilized
warfare.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26


We are under obligations to the New York
Erp,ess for revivng that forgotten leaf in the
history of New York--the insurrections there,
and the terrific panic which they created
whilst the senseless blockheads OF other
Northern journals are talking about "The
Panic in virginia" the Express reminds them
of the conduct of their own ancestors-iaf
better and Drawer men than themseises-ih
community which numbered eight whi'e lis"
to one negro. The eAols population, say '"e
historian, e,ras fhro,rn into a PdFo&sSH' " 'ese
and far. TIE militia paraded the @ree's as''0S'
soa.sauaGv.n s.Ererg lawgey ~ Acc iof~ fe'""
..e,,s ON ne sids of the government, Gearing me
a.; ,oa.vx ,r;tAeat counsel. They rted wsih each
o,A., :. heapisg abuse upon the prisoners, IN
.,A;>h ,bsv ,csrs outdont 6y the Judge pheH he
80, n INKS sentence" Compare that with the
conduct of the Virginia lawyers who defended
the Harper's Ferry criminals, the dignitied
deportment Of the prosecution, ANDREW HUN
TER, and of Judge PARKER, which has ex-
torted commentator even from the foul
mouthed New York tribune. "As the result oil
the bloody delusion in New York." says the
Express (for, after all, there was no proof thai
an instruction was ever dreamed Of THlR-
TEEN NEGROES WERE BURNED, eighteen
hanged, and Secssfy tcsrs taaSpoTfed.' We
thank the Express. 1t has spiked the panic
gun completely. What next!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26
COMMERCIAL.
Ena,,sh Tobacco Markets.


Wa make the following extracts from circulars
OF LEADING tobacco factors in London and Liver
pool, for the present month;
There was an improved demand during last
month for most descriptions and sales snsc.ea 2,
ta ea lie Leaf and rs hhds of strips Tho principal
Kentucky Strips AT extreme quotations.; OF Vir-
ginia, parcel of very fine tlerces ana smali ss
sampi.s Of the new importation has made consid-
cradle progress, and the best parSes OF sITfinai
both Leaf and Strips, have turned gu. ., snne
rior to the importation Of 1868 in quality ana SUD
stance but inferior in color. Some limited Sales
have been made, principally OF selections 10, I'M
mediate use but there have been no TRANSACTIONS
Of any magnitude OF sufficient inpoftahes e 70
enable us 10 form any reliable opinion MS 10 the ia
turo course of the market limited baslness Ms
been done for expectation. and the few saes t
latest advices from Nsw Orleans represent that
favorable weather had Presaie e' nnd nnJar
| favorable circumstances.
Impprts-l,3n hhds. oo, \, d, =, tl,o
| Deliveries 965 hhds., az ainsa t'oOo h'"' ia va
stock-l97Ss bids asalnst l2 1s iii II oi hhds
| in 1855 and 10, 1888 hhds in ls5f.-Grant' HoakSo"
We have had good general demand for tobacco o,
during the month, and the sales aouht o =" ~ an
hhds viz: POS Virginia leaf 80 ssminea, 100 or
lucky leaf, 43 stemmed and ~ MAJ wa ~ Ken
t tness Slammed a were taken for rel.nd; yrgi
MIA steinrned, and AZ Kentucky s,eipineae ip axnor
land: 10 Virginia and 3O5 Kentucky zeal 10, "a 70
tation SO Kentucky leaf for re-saie ana - ~" Ken
mander or So vireinia leaf s,enll1sq nds bV the
lucky leaf 267 stemmed and 212 not mr.
trade The trade and Irish buyers nave ~, mihiia
chased beyond their present requlf -ce,s Of
| for export we have heard of one or TWO pn f,ca
rich Kentucky leaf having been taken TO- co ~
| for future shipment; and we novice pe dry and
| "a bhSs for re sale Marylands, where oIf an, anu
colory have hem very saleable SO aso mas N mo-
Suay-7S0 bales having been taken luisos -,
derate demand only. Sampng mas Hi.loe al tha
cradle prosress ut we see nouns III nn,on we ex-
rressed i'm our last circular respecting the .adv
| tar Of these crops. The market has peei ste'uS
throus bout the month, and we make no ,fite, aoi
| IN omr mutations Elliott j. ErmSeh' L'ee'P'0'
Northern Markeis-fBy TELEe p APH.l
| e,TrIvoRRR Nov. 5-Flour dull {: Howard ST.
s5s7 Wheat dull: white s. 25epl 40. benz a ss
lne If &c on Yesterday. Corn steady; whte ot0foe
Prnp;sions quiet: mess pork SO 70; prime Slo'oo
| hacon sides 100. Wllskey steady NJ 257aa,zs'.
NEW YoRk Noy IStocks active ana o mih ines
| Hi ,H a'dvanced IOa20c: southern $500 70
| " heat excited and advanced &C.: western whi1e
a. i'll a. Corn advanced &c: mixed SO; OLD vel
| low 81: new ne Pork heavy mess Sio@loN 70 :
nrIne : II I2nll.25. Coffee steady at Ii DISC Ma
val stores steady. Rice active.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

During the year 1850 the number of build
lngs erected III ST. Louis was twenty-n ~,
hundred and forty two, valned at seven n ..,a
lions slxty-four thousand five hnnoieA CIV
twelve dollars.
The capital employed by the its 30 ~
Company Is 81 ,265 06S, and consi; -. s.o 81.
standing in the names of the pfop'Ae'oie " INC
amount OF f500,0o0.
EELs CLEAN THE CocHfTuATE ATEE PIPES.
A few DAYS SINCE one six inches IN circumfer-
ence n nd thirty four inches in length, emerged
from a hySrant al the Boston Gas Works
nr pu,s who was conseerated Bishop of
D,,;sh cniumbia few weeks ago was to
10. 20 Eng land for his distant diocese in Deeem-
her.
treason, are, all over the country naming their
new born babies John Brown. when they
happen TO be boys.
MrENEsoTA.-The ST. Paul MinnesotIan
publishes full returns of the recent election
from all the counties. They show a maioritv
of 3,t53 for Gov. Ramsey, (Rep.I
Rev. John T.. Edwards, Of Va. has been
elected Professor OF Rhetoric in the Universe
~ Of North Carolina. tits not believed that
he will accept the post.
A baptist church was dedicated i'm Ciarks
VILE, Va, last week--Rav. Or. Burrows of
Richmond, officiating.
On Thnrsday OF last week, Union Church.
: IA smith county, was destroyed BY ira,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

DIR. BEALE's PANoPTIcoN.-This is very
hard name for most interes ting exhibition
that commences in Metropolitan Hall, in this
city. Monday night. 1t is an exhibition OF the
war in India, in which mechanism is used so
.uccess fully that the audience see boats leave
sbius wi Ia troops, which hey lagd on shore; a
hattie with the rushing 10 and fro of the
t1oops; a dying steed, which after attempting
to regain his feet, falls back aud dies, and
many other curious effects. 4 storm scene at
sea. in which The vessel is wrecked is said TO
b. a master piece OF combined painting and
machinery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26
lirpfil,n In iinnUNer,

Atalarge meeting of the citizens OF Hanover,
at their Courthouse, on Tuesday last, Ieso-
buttons were passed expressing the opinion
that without some speedy change Iii The dlspt-
sition of the North 10 interfere with Southern
rights, We cannot enjoy that peace and quiet
which the Constitution OF the United States
guaranteed TO us; and declaring that il is the
imperative duty of the Legislature 20 put the
Commonwealth i'll state OF defence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

The Richmond enquirer states that most OF
The teIegraphic operators North are Black Re
publieans and Aooii;iJnists, and consequently
never omit an opportunity TO give such a col
oring to their intelligence as will threw rldi-
cule upon, or embarrass the South.
The Enquirer denies that Gov. CHASE mas
notified Gov. WISE OF an organization in thai
State 10 rescue BROWN, and that Gov. PACKER
has offered aid to the Governor OF Virginia
1t wonders that neither OF these Governors:
nor the President of the United States nave
issued proclamations, warning incendlarles
and traitors to desist from plots against lr-
pini3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

The justice and e&pediency of compensauhg
the jurors in the BROWN case, whose property
has been destroyed by abolition incendlaries'
must commend itself to every mind. These
men have been made to suffer for having per
formed their sworn duty. TheAr houses have
been burned by the abohtionists, ami we sub
nit that the people of Virginia ought to make
good their losses. 1t is just TO them 10 provlQe
this indemnity for the past, and it will tend TO
provide security for the future if we give tins
substantial kind OF guarantee that no one shall
suffer loss for the faithful discharge OF his
duty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

| L Is rumored that great multitude from
| the free States viii be presentat BROWN 5 exc
cution. II is 10 be hoped that the citizens OF
Virginia, who are not enrolled in the military,
will stay away. At all events, the comman-
der of tie military. Will make such arrange
ments as to prevent strangers from crowdins
between the innocent spectators and the SOL
diery. Probably, visitors from other States,
if they are permitted to be present at all, Will
be assigned 4 position where they can do ne
mischief.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26
Northern Narkets-fBy TELEGR aPH.l
MARRIED.

A. .vond,le, on the 22d inst. by the Row. Thos.
w Hooper. w. N TAknNER, Esq. o. Henrico;
and Miss II. NEW ELL GARDNER, SECOND
over. -, n Gu, . a.
residence Of the bride father in Berkeley county.
VaiJOSEPH q. BoUDAR, Of Henrieo county
to Miss MAMIE H PET
On the 10th !ust. By the Rey.. VIM. J. PettiErew.
Nj WN r BOWLES to ELIZABETH ELLA,
dau.hter Of r. S. Olazebrook, Esq, all of this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26
gprcrAr NOTICES.

49, =
ma November %. 1sov.-
large lot OF elegant
SILKS. ,Nra
POPLIN Do,
And othor style Dress Goods TO be s'ld On ~ once
anu ' ,THos. r. PRICE & 60 GO. cooa.
Have laid outa crest variety sst oe They are
70 which they is,'e the next few weeks Of some
pes c .aa az ms,
to ses t apenea M lot Of Cloth 70
which atssntf T. "a rreat variety Mink, Stone
Mar. sshe adsep Bsyp saess se Ms to day
A beautiful lot RiSH i p t,os i PRICE & co.
M Aim AHo''' s--------~----@-----
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

Observation-Disclosures II. Brown, who had
agreed 10 supPort52 young men studyiug for the
Baptist ministry III Howard College, Alabama.
at IA annual cost OF Si3,0u0 in the aggregate,
has recently endowed Il theological chair in
that college by contribution OF S25, 600, in ad-
dltion 10 his former pledge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26
Wise Measures Of Prevention

1t is to be hoped that the Legisia tnre ut lis
next session will pass three measures, each OF
which is demanded by the public security
/. Permitting negroes to testify again It white
abolitionists. q. Forbiddng the sale Of vile
whiskey. and other poisons OF soal and body.
to negroes under any circumstances. 3. Chang
ing the penalty Of running of negroes 10 death,
apunishment which Will prevent underground
agents from settling among us, ana exciting
instruction, and doing mischief generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26
General Nrlii.

Since his late onslaught upon the Sou'h,
Gen WEBB has taken a sober second thought,
and is now clearly of opinion that Old BROWN
ought TO be hung. He cans help lnumanng'
also, a desire to hang some southern man ioi
TREASON Let him wait till some Southern man
commits treason This is lot the sectien Tor
Old BROWNS, AARON BURRs ana BENEDICT
ARNOLDS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

Az E,rfssAcy.-We have heard. says the
Fntaw (Alal Wing in The last few days, that
among the effects of Bertram Round. who was
generally known in this and Sumter COUNTIES,
and who died few weeks ago IN Elarengo
county. were found three letters from Ossa-
vatouie Brown. marked "answered." This
Round was a peregrnating singing master
from abolitiondom. and from appearances was
IN active agent or emiSsary OF the men who
we're at the bottom OF the Harper's Ferry plot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

Sn.c;aI Noticc.-We ask attention to ou
,,1Gndld assortment OF
sf' Velvet and Cloth CLoAkS.
beautiful and cheap SiLkS
Silk ROBES, cheap.
RAJ irish and French POPLlNS.
Ricb VELOUR OTT0MANS.
Beautiiui French DELA!NES: ->,,
f;Test variety medium DRESS GOODS.
Muslin and Lace SETTS-bargalns-
French, Wool and Stella SHAWLS.
New and fine FURS.
LINENS and Housekeeping GOODS.
Non shrinking FLANNEI,S.
Domestic SHEETING and SHIRTINGS.
Kersey LfNSEYS and BLANKETS.
SLEEPS GREYS and PULLED CLOTHS.
no 22-ts SAM Ia NJ fh1Ch * w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

EXPORTING POTAToES.-The shipments of
potatoes from Bangor, Maine, this fail, viii!
far exceed those OF any former season, and are
es timat ted at 100000 bushels. The potatoes are
said 10 be more uniform and OF better quality
than for many years back.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26
GEO. W. III. TYLER.
u For COMMISSIONER
FOR MONROE WARD
VOTE EARLY. no % st


FOR MONROE WARD.
VOTE EARLY. no 26-5t
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MANUALOF PUBLIC LIBRARIES, Institutions
and Societies in the United States. and British
Provinces Of North America. By VIM. J.
Rhees, Chief Clerk of the Smithsonian lnstl-
GEfR HfAR On THE CHEST. The Diagnosis,
Pathology. and treatment of the Diseases Of the
Chest. By W. ". Gerhard, nj. D. Fourth edi-
ton revised and enlarged $40. So.
TWELVE YEARS OF A SOLDIERS LIFE IN
INDIA. Being extracts, from the letters of the
latc W. s. r. Hodson. nj. A. INCLUDING per
sonsl Narrative OF the Seige OF Delhi. and the
CAPTURE of the King and Princess. From the
BEAuTIFUL EDITION OF TIE wAvERLEY
NOVELS Illustrated. with the authors notes.
Vols. to received. &l25 each
THE COTTAGE AND IT'S VISITOR. BY the
author of .Ministerins Children 20 cts.
GRAHAM LECTURES. Human Society; Its
ProvdantiaI Structure, relations and Offices
Institute. b. F. 2 Hpntington. D. \, p I,,,, sl.75.
A REVIEW OF THEOnOSiA EARNEST; or,
Fiction no defence of Truth 25 cts.
CHAMBERS ENCYClOPHDla "A. A Dictionary
of Universal knowledge for the People Part
Album OF MUSIC. A handsome volume OF
WaItzes, Polkas, and Quardril!s. So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

ySTOFLETTERs- Remaining in the RICH
slIMOND POST OFFICE, on the 18th day Of No
vember. 1859.
M Published by authority of Act of Congress. IN
the newspaper having the larsest circulation in the
~ Persons csiiinE for letters in this List, will
please say they are ADvKRTfsED
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26
Do Not Bay Of Them, /.

Yka nlan = uFIWs
Na..s pau Of not buying anything OF the
49,. sAa. we can make ourselves, nads uni-
s@l Msor. Men and women, old and young.
(. - aoasrafe aud conservative, as well
- ~. ..set nssy and determined, are III favor
v.s-.. Il. ~ e. ssasdy. Who viii lead ths
- eEgA4txsa saaeral nsoyer .snt I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

Steamship ROANOKE, GEORGE W. CoUCH. Mas
ter November %, 1859. merchandise aud passen'
gers:-J II. West, J. Bedigoni. D. Murray. James
White. Miss a. Burke, Mrs; Bishop, Mrs. A. Fo-
Olcott, w B Huds ans and lady. r Fl; Northrop
G, F. Eage, John Prince, VIM Hancock and lady,
J. Muchah, Edwin James, J. s. Brander, IT,, and
70 in steeTage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

FLoGGING IN THE STATE PRIsoN.-Yester-
day, the House OF Representatives, on motion
OF Mr.. Hinckiey, OF Barnstable abolished the
State Prison.-Bost0a 71actGtey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

MUnDER.-The wife of Samuel Wilson was
murdered in Halifax county, Va, last week
by her sbaud and soE, no beat her so badly
tina, she only lived day or two. The unnat-
ural relatives nave been arres ted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26
LADIES' LIST.

LADIF
Adams mrs Hannah
Anderson mrs Georgia
Andres mrs Sarah
Adams miss Mary A
AGREE miss 3 A
Allen miss l. III
Anderson miss Ella ,,col.
Alvis miss Lucy
Bush mrs Mary A
BswseIl mrs Mary F
Boxly mrs Harriet
Butt mrs Susan b
Btgelow mrs Cornelia
Blllups mrs Fannie II
Buns mrs Maria
Brown mrs Rebecca
Brown mrs Snrah
Brann mrs Jane
Brooks mrs h
Brockmeyer mrs G A
Brizolora mrs Rosa
Bfiggs mrs Clara G
Bates mrs Mary
Blake mrs Emily
Burke miss Maria l.
Brander miss Maggie
BINGHAM miss Sarah
Boiling miss Julia G
Burce miss Ellen
Bussel miss Louisa
Brown miss Eliza
Brooks MRS Josephine
Brittian miss r A
Bray miss Bette
Barrett miss Nj A u
Barker miss A
Black miss Polly A
Barrett miss Virginia
Bell miss Mary
Beirne miss Mamie
Booker miss g ]
Brent miss Rebecca
Bowler miss Caroline b
Cassels mrs Mary Il
Carter miss nj z 5
Campbell mrs S
Carter mrs Fannie A
Campbell mrs Fannie
Chillory miss Henrietta
Christian mrs Anna
Chandler inlss NJ +
Clarke mrs C
Collier mrs Mary
Colgin mrs Ann G
Conner mrs G p
Cousins miss Amelia
Crouch mrs Bette
Cosgrove mrs Q
Crouch miss Fannie A
Crump mrs David A
Crump mrs Mary J
Crump miss Nj airy J
Cutipr miss Mildred A
Crutchheid mrs Mary A
Cummings mrs rllen
Cutrier mrs Lucy Ii
Currie mrs Wary J
Curothi mrs NJ A 3
Coles mrs Sarah h
Dou tlass mrs Georgia
Davenport mrs NJ lcoi'd
Davis mrs f b
Davis mrs Eliza A z
Deacker mrs Jane
Duke mrs Martha u
Duncan. mrs Sallie ID
Dupuy miss Louisa NJ
Da,nger6eld miss NJ W
Davenport miss Ann f
Davis miss Octayla NJ
Dickinson miss Rosa A
Dickinson miss + w
Duke miss ParInelia j
Evans miss Ellen J
Everell mrs Caroline VI
Fillmore mrs Sally
Elicit mrs NJ AIRY A
Fry mrs d D
Fisher mrs Caroline h
Fisher mrs Mary q
Farmer mrs Elizabeth
Frayser miss Ellen
France miss I
Folkes miss MatheiC
Ford miss 5
Flournoy miss Sarah
Fear mi s Caroline NJ
Guthrie mrs J c
Goodson mrs NJ artha
Godsey mrs Catharine A
Gooisby mrs Martha A
Glenn mrs Frances Z
Granger mrs Ann IL
Gary mrs Mary G
Gary miss Leonore
Gtrard MISS Just
Glen miss Harriet
Graves miss Emma )
Graham MISC Hartley
Harris mrs Alice
Hall mrs Lizzie
Hamilton mrs Margare'
Heinrich mrs Louisa
Hoetiick mrs Rosena
Hunt mrs Daniel
Hubbard mrs Elizabeth
Hrndhy mrs Maria
Harrison mrs Jane Il
Hodges miss Eliza
Hopkins miss Florinda
Hooper miss Mary A
Holloway miss Mary J
Hughes miss MARY G
Huchser miss Sallie
Hurt miss Lou
Hay miss HI V
jennings miss S A o
James miss J ]
James miss Ella st c
.Juman miss Isabella
TL-,oa n.IcsS III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

EsoR WHOM ayaAEL WEyoFE
Fer c0AAA6SlQN EA2E : Ak1EykNNE
N nEos wsu.Tyl1 = .' = - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26
"a To Merchants.

VIM. HUBBARD MITCHELL, ACCOUNTANT.
Office at J. S. Walkers Factory. 7th street,
Continues to Write M Books and Adjust Accounts,
whose business does not require the constant at
tendance OF book per. He refers to the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Messrs. John stewart u DAVID
~ Walker. Messrs. Massie II Peasants, Rich
mond. Va; and Messrs. Nj AISLE & Smith Tobacco
Commission Merchants, New York. &C 26-lmT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

- -e--s--
MT TROPOLITAN Hal

MONDAY FvFsING, Nov. arr.
u II. r.. Is T.. a Les
,vn MEcHASiG2Sffi as xHlbIrIos op
r.1,t., SEPOY .RERFLLror
n en ~ u noyaa COMMAND toys Lori sa, %.
G,aeioIs Majesty. QUEEN Tseioyia.' ne"
Reya! Hshn<ss, me Prime C,asart. t.s
f'mess' Kovaa; ara TIE Prince II
:. DR.. BEALR respectfully announces tina.
uon or expense VIII be spared to rnaks * .Asr
most splendid and attractive exhbt,asv s "a .as
s;ors o IL composed Of besutifa representa-
Cities, Temples, Monuments, Mosan.s. p,
aces, Landscapes and Rivers in HinS"s,.a@
enIivensd With Shipping. Armies. Horassah'
esInaases, Camels and other animals.
win all the actions and move
ments OF Nature, dispayipr
the wonders OF Mechanism,
ana the Ingenuity 81
man To such q de-
gree that they
Will do anything hut talk. While IL aaE,,d. Ii
sure, amusement and instruction 10 An = III
be found study for the mechanic and
school Tor the artist, ha.Ing origlnstsd
in tho fertile brain of The rrest
MONS. PRosPERo BhojUvAIR.
anu be!ns the hrst and only exhibition OF the tird
either IN the I Dited States or Europe The assns
are produced neither by transparencies mo, e a.
scene paint ngs, but by finished models ~
scenes In Hindnstan are from original drav;nvs h
r. IeaPLkR, Esq. OF tho Bengal service. and t6s
Entsftaninent forms, as far a. the meehan;,so
Will allow faithful representation OF the pre.st
War in India present
sa- Explanatory LECTURE by gentleman
perfectly conversaut with the country
nA Exhibitions everv evening nj ~ o,e,ooz
MOONS at O'Clock. IN
Tickets Is cents. Children and Servants is cent,
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40 All! an!. ALL; Ali;l,;H!r NEs
S1tN Np1eshn 2 II THE TRENT MS
,rhTaE FiRGTNIA STATE FAihS'
ITuRtE PREMIUMS
III IIF PaEMI MS.
ihnn' THREE PREMIUMS.
\ THRFE pREMIU Ms.
SALES ROOMS, 2le MAIN ST 3 !, .,r,np va
no SGT ~ ------.-.------
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CRY Po1NT, November 25.-Arrived, ship Erie,
Preble master, from Liverpool, with dry goods,
crates sat and IRON. TO Kent, Paino Il Co.; Ed
mond. Davenport & Co; Richardson X Co; But,
Ter Son & Franklin; Edwin Workman & Co., and
f. Il. Skinker K Co.
Nav YORK, November 23d.--Cleared, schrs c.
H hioer, Allen, PetersearEi JsmestoSTn, Latou
B,LTIMoRE, November 20th.-ArTlyed, ship
Southern Rights; Howard, Richmond. -.
Frances Conneli. and D. Bellows, Clark, virginia.;
Gnaupcey St; John, Doyle, sIoops ann Amelia
Horton, and Smile, Horton, FIRE Island. SleSred
RocxLAND, November 2o.-Sailed, schrs Hard
scrabble. Packard, and Amanda Powers, ROBIN
SON Norfolk; NJ. S. Partridge. Hix. Richmond
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49, Il. II. GORDON, NJ. d.. offers his
49, professional services to the citizens OF
Richmond and Is vicinity.
sa. Office ard residence on Broad street. Church
Hill, between 2ith and 25th streets. no 26--lm
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IA Noiice-To my Friends IND the Public
would beg leave to announce that have htteG up
the spacious basement rooms un6er the store ot NJ
Harris Bro corner OF 18th and Main streets, rs
n REFRESHMtNT and BILLIARD SALOON,
and respectfully invite call from nv friends and
the public. The Bar will be STOCKED With the
choicest WINES. Liz U0RS and CIGARS, and no
effort will be spared to give satisfaction to all who
NAV favor me with cal
FREE SNACK served up daily at j O'Clock, A.
NJ. no 22-d1mI JAMES COLLINS.