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80 bags :. : Almonds,
20 hhls T. cars;
10 " F.b. IS,
- " RruZi Nuts,
3Oa box > assorted Glass
Ware,
$50 kegs Bciinrnt Nails,
10 bblS. Il e Herring,
80 and half bbls.
Maokercl,
100 baN-s star Candles,
$50 A" Bar soap,
IS +" Tea,
40 " Brandy Cherries,
so doz liroDms,
is Case. SArd,ues.
30 boxes Brandy, vim
tage 1870,
500 VI v -. Caps.
80 bales Wrapping Irvine.
css variety OF Little TIucKs,
and M - complete assert
ferrd IN this m1rkct
I'll ENtRN WEDNESDAY.
:. A. q. NuiL n CO.
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TayIor,s Celebrated Saloons.

where visitors have their meas or II they de-
sire, they viii be furnishe in their own rooms
9th The fare served the Siloons Hotel - ac-
kn"~icdgcd by epcurcs To be vastly superior -
that OF any other Hotel IA the city.
With all these advantages the cost Of living IN the
INTERN A1IoNAI Is much bslJy that Of a1y ather rst
class Hotel A FKEEaAN
feblO-dlm Iroprietor
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The first Congregational District.

Hon. n. G. TAYLOR publishes the following
card in the Knoxville Wing:
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Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts,

uASIsoNEi.y Enbruiaer~s snd ei.ap .sns ksm.ll
! febs-sf - y u NosTtE
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Large Auction Sale
GROCERIES
by
-. n. e.. NOEHA a. 90.

On WEDNESDAY Feb. 10th AT o'ciock We will
~ sell for cash, IN front 90 our Warehouse, 40. {
Market street, the following Groceries, without ro-
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in all othe- arilrlrs soliciting call from the trad
Oiiy. W-arr most respectfully,
EnIi-ly A. J NcWHIRTFR A co
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John and Jesse Lewis, brothers, convicted
in the Circuit Court OF Anderson county. Ten
nassee of the murder OF the sheriff and deputy
sheriff OF Campbell county, have been sem
fenced TO be hung at Jackson borough on the
third Friday in December.
Rev. DR. Geo. b. Cheever delivered an aboli-
ton sermon before the Ladies' Ant-Slavery
society of Rochester, on Sunday evening Of
last week.
DR. David Garnett, late surgeon of the Eme-
rican force employed in the construction of
the Dom Pedro Railroad, in Brazil, has re-
turned home on account of i'll heaith.
Hon. Vim. q. Rives, of Albemarle county,
Va, has been elected President of the Poto-
mac, Piedmont and Valley Agricultural So
ciety.
Bishep Bedell lately appointed to the Epis-
copal Diocese of Ohio, preached the first ser
mon within the limits of his new field at
Zanes vile, on Sunday last.
Rev. Edward Stout, the oldest member Of
the New Jersey Annual Conference, of the III.
L. Church, departed this lie at his residence
in Haddonfieid, on the Sd last.
A young lady named Brinkley. is years of
age was on Tuesday night caught In Il sugar
mill and crushed 10 death, about five miles
from La Grange Missouri.
The Governors of Vermont and Tennessee
have set apart the 24th of November rs day
OF Thanksgiving in those States.
Owen F. Solomon, First Lieutenant, 4th Ar
tillery, T.. S. A, died at Fort Laramie, Ne
DTdShd AtIIllOll y, on sept
Shelton Desper, of Albeniarle county, Va,
has lost three Of his family wi Thin the last five
weeks. by typhoid fever.
Charles Macbeth was reelected Mayor OF
Charleston, S. c., on Wednesday last, by a
majority of 800.
Cant +. z. Guion, the proprietor of the
Eagle Hotel, at Raleigh, n. c., died on the Sd
inst.
There are SIS LAWYERS in the little city OF
Hartford, CT, and IS of them have active bust
ness.
| hunting party on the North Missouri
| Railroad, in addition to killing i52 grouse,
| bagged two blue racers and 30 rattlesnakes
| Warren 7. Davis, of Danville Va, was
! killed on the 4th inst, by the accidental ex-
| pIosion of his gun while hunting.
The store of Jordon Womble, in Raleigh, N.
| c. was damaged by fire to the extent eli q ,OGU
! on the I'd inst.
Bishop O'Connor's house. in Pittsburg Pa,
was burned on Thursday last
The weather is very wintry in England, and
! there is considerable frost and snow
Mrs. julia Dean Hayne, the actress, is in
| Cincinnati.
| F. Brownlee, a member OF the South Caro-
lima Senate, died on the 30th ult.
Starring for murder, was hung at hinston,
| n. c., on Friday last.
| Vidauri is reported to have arrived at Lare-
! an rayas
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To1-D TALKING IN MoBILE.-The Mobile
fsIab.na1 Tribune has the following items
Charles II. Pray, OF Boston, boosted u hay-
inCr voted for Fremont, and talked of slavery
in n manner that did not suit The Mobilians,
the other day, aid was required 10 gave BONO
Of a. tll1 or leave. james Murphy had a free
talk with some slaves, and Tried 10 induce
free negro woman to go with him 10 a Tree
State. lie was required 10 give $3.50 bond. or
lea We by himseif.
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=. To ,,e Merchan,s of Richmond.- -The

rN To the Merchants of Richmond. 1.-THE
Subscriber respectfully informs the merchants OF
Richmond that he is prepared to examine ana COT
rect sets Of Books, Transfer Accounts from OLD
books to new sets make out Balance Accounts and
Profit and Loss Accounts, and other bus, ness ap-
nartaininp To mercantile accounts Having seve-
raj Years of experience he is confident he can give
satisfaction to all merchants who enttos The .f e
inwine merchants with whom he has had business
Messrs w S. Staples & Co..
Messrs. Harris x Moore,
Mr. William ID. Gibson.
Mr.. Alexander Garrett. -,
All communications through the Post Ofhce Will
be promptly attended to. r,,, r-rrro,
no 3--lw~ R1CH' II r. w lLsoNs
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EARTHQUAKE AND AURoRA.-On the 18th
ultimo Il slight shock OF an earth quake was
felt at Santiago de Cuba, which was preceded
by a prolonged rumbling sound. AT Matan-
n:is on the night OF the 18Th uitimo, the white
light which precedes the aurora horealis, -" as
observed accom- anied by a wonderful trans
parency Of The atmosphere i'll The Northern
horizon. which las led from H. y z. n, till i
A NJ.
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For THE STATE PRIsoN.-Johu Berry, alias
John Wetzel convicted in Staunton, Va, Of
horses tealing, has been sentenced 10 ilVe years
in the uenilenliary. THIS is the second offence,
he having been convicted in Frederick OF steal
ing horse, aud The law adds on five years Tor
the second conviction, making las term ten
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FIRE-The dwelling-house at Germanna,
Spotsy ivania county, Va, in which the Post
ONCE was kept, was totally destroyed by fire
ON Thursday week. a small amount OF
money. pos tage- tam ps, and mail in the office
were burnt. The house was occupied by DR..
Hale's family, including his wife, children
and servant woman and child The ire
caught in an upper room occupied py the
,vnnoan and child while she was absent in All
clubhouse; the child was destroyed and the
others barely escaped with their lives
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LARGE SALE OF PICTUREs.-The paintings
and other works of art belonging to the late
Lord Northwick were recently sold by auc-
ton in London. Although the son and heir
of the deceased nobeman reserved fer his own
use several hundred specimens, the articles
sold produced the pretty little sum OF Si5o,00o.
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CONSPIRACY IN CUBA.-An Havana letter
of the 3Jth says, THERE'S report OF il conspi-
racy. or something of that charac ter, having
besn sdisCoyered amongst certain military o.
ficers and the soidiery " Matanzas. Various
arrests are understood 10 have taken place. but
40 farther particulars have been permitted to
reach the public ear.
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A NIT FOR OLD BROWN AND GIDDISes.-
We learn that ali the free negroes OF Mr.. joseph
Barnes. of Grimes county, some ten IN mum
her have resolved to 20 into slavery, ana
have petitioned the district court 70 DE per-
roittad tn choose certain citizens AS their mas
1ers We believe that these slaves were
brought from Georgia 10 Texas, under q con-
tract. and that, having been Tree in Georgia,
The courts decided them free here. The slaves
preferred. however. TO go into slavery rather
Than leave the State, which it would have
been necessary to 10 had they remained free
JsLuS Gazette.
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Magnificent Silks,
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,

SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,
ELEGANT CL0AKS AND SHAWLS,
From last weeks AUCTION SALES Of French
Imrnrters in New York at q
GREAT SACRIFICE.
WATKINS &c EfGkIEGN
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 repienlshed
hy very large additions ~ various st les OF teauti
ful Goods purchased b. one OF their firm, IN many
HALF THEIR PREVIOUS VALUE.
They only ask an opportunity oil eXhiDltln. these
rkotce ana SCI. CT GOODS OF the nscs p! and most
flShTona6te designs, IN ORDER 10 insare safes, ana
surprise every one W tn the Low PRICES.
IN SILKS especially, We are enabled TO oHer
such prices will hrlns this hthe rte costly article
within the reach Of every one.
Beautiful VELOUR De PARIS,
French and irish PoPltlNsj,
Paris Printed DEi.AlNfS,
SILK and Wool PLAIDS- &c,
are being opened this morning. and Will be lound
extremely handsome and moderate in price. Oar
CLOAkS AND SHAWLS.
Comprising the must extensive and rich assort-
NE have lad to offer this seas"n,wil he open
ed to day and will be found worthy the attention
of All in want. Sons OF these goods are entirely
new and yer. elezant. Cur assortment of
SERVANTS and PLANTATION GOODS,
MEMS OUTER AND UNDER WEAR.
HOUSE SERVANTS WEAR!
PLANTATION GOODS -!
HOUSE FURNISHING G00DSM!!
IRISH LINENS!!!!!
SHIRTINGS and SHEkTlNGS;
PULLED CLOTHS,!
SATINETTS FOR FACTORY HANDS. &c..!!
Will be found unsurpassed. IN extent: qnalltS and
price. Zoe 24-tsl WATKINS Il FICKLEN.
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Mr. BALDwfs's LncTuREs.--In another col.
nmn will be found The advertisement OF Mr..
BALDwis's Lectures, ON Thursday and FRI
day next.
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We have protested more than once against
lhe ahsur,iitv az cinssing old BRows with any
n,her Dissertation, of persons than common
fhieves ,nur.,errrs, aud fncendisrsfs. W
tharpht we had already evidence enough 70
ra.,,iet him 10 that kind of society; but. we
have row a little more The Herald Of Frssdo'n
il an anti.siayery paper published al Law
renee in Kansas. celebrated as the head quar-
ters of the i1en who We're sent out TO Go Nall
,as work" by GEgRrT SMITH, and other men
OF superabuadant funds and extra benevoience
In the Northern States. 1t has the names OF
SALMON r. CHASE and Senator WILSON nytng
from It's mas head as candidates for tue ffe-
sidency OF course ii Is bitterly Aooiiuohist
From that paper we learn that THIS whoie
Harper Ferry business kansas WORK was
projected and matured i'll Kansas. Old BROWN
Is shown up in his trpe colors by the paper III
question. Three months before any OF his sons
were killed, white they were all in the ENJOY
ment of full health, at midnight. on the 2ith
NAV. 1886. ALLEN WILKINsoS, WM. SHERMAN,
WIN. F. DOYLE, WIN. DOYLE and DRuRY DOYLE,
peaceable citizens, living on Potawatamle
Greek. were reused out of their beds, and ia
ken from their homes, by band OF armed
men. seven in number. 4" ALL says the HSrald
of Freedom "were found the next morning by
ths road side or in the highway some Win
cash in their heads and sides and threats cur.
others with their skulls split open in two pia-
ces with holes in their breasts and HANDS cut
of. and others with holes in their breasts ana
their II gers cut off," With regard to the per-
neirators of these horrible murders, the her
aid OF Freedom speaks in the most posiii'e
terms "Ne man in Kansas 1t says, " aaS
pretsnd.d to deny that old JOHN BROWN Tea 'Adf
,nurdeyous forav, aohich mGsSder>d these men
Up TO THAT PERIOD NOT HAIR OF oLp Jso-
RRowN-s HEAD, OR THAT OF ANY OF HIS SONS,
nan npsN INJURED By ANY OF THE PRo-sLA-
VERY PARTY II 1cas not until the 3o!h o. A0-
gvx. tsyes months later, that The attack caS maae
on Ossawattonie by the pro-Sfarery forces, ana
FREDERICK BROWN a Ct Old JOHN, f7aS
| kiH.d."
So we have at last, true picture OF ola
BgowS and we find him TO be no other IMAM
what we suspected--a oid-biooded; mlohish'
murderer, with not 4 particle of humanity OF
generosity belonging 10 his character. Ihis ID
tho man who has been the bosom friend OF the
humane and enlightened GERRTr SMITH, the
philan thropic GIDDINes, the philosophical
GREELEY, and the pious BEEcHEE. Wha''
SAYS JrSEvAL, must be the priest where Il
monkey is the God What can be the nature
of that society in which old Brown Is recog-
ni2ed as a hero
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RELIGroUs-A revival of religion Is III pro-
rrcss at the Baptist Church III CharloIles'liie'
Va. and the Rev. a. +. Dickinson OF RICH
mond. is preaching every night to very large
oongrorotiO0s
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BURNT TO DEATH.-A white woman named
Watts living in Fredericksburg, Va, was
shockngly burned on Sunday night last,
from The effects Of which she died on Wed
nesGay She had been sick for some time,
and it is presumed that she fell out of bed,
near the fireplace, when her clothing igniied
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81. Second Large and Attractive Opening
OF DRY GOO DDS
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 DRESS
GOODS ut the ciosing. auction sales IN New DIRK
during the past week all of which shall offer at
ertrsnse to,g prices. We call special attention to
large and choice assortment Oh
DRESS SILKS, embracing all grades, from IS
cts yer yaId to til richest sts les.
PRINTED AMERICAN and FRENCH DE-
MoUSELlNE DELAINE ROBES, at very re-
PRINTED FRENCH MERINoEs.
RICH Plaid and STRIPED POPLINS.
VELOURS De PARIS. and great variety OF
other new and beautiful fabrics.
Our assortment Of EMBROIDERfES Is now
complete, amuUe st them
FRENCH MUSLIN COLLARS, at prices much
MAI.TFSE LACE COLLARS
REAL POINT LACE COLLARS.
REAL POINT LACE SETS, a splendid as
sortment
of NEGRO CLOTHING.
Large lots of 3-4 and Ga o,r.re
Maryland fehi'eh'i"i' LINsEYS.
SLEEPS, GREY SATINETS. all qualities.
VIRGINIA JEANS, &C., &c.
Also larae stock of ,r,rc
FACED CASlNETS and CASSIMERES.
NEGRO BLApNlK tn Elf. Nvprs
ocal-lmif BREEDEN 4 FOX, 2l7 Broad st.
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A HEAVY LAND SALE. Crockett Harri-
son has sold 1909 acres of land lying III Iaze-
well county. Va. to Mr., Sheppardson, OF New
York city. for the sum of Sl1O,0OO.
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UoREIELE DEATH.-The Grafton Guardian
states that recently i'll Morgantown, Va, sew
rral little fellows, not far from ten years OF
age found a barrel OF bad whiskey that nag
been bId away in an clubhouse, and partook
Of il so freely that one of Them was carried To
his home q corpse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-07

LAND SALE.-John NJ Norvell has soio MS
tract of land in Albemarle county, Va, near
the Nelson county line, containing go acres
for S5U,O00. The purchasers are Northern
gentlemen. who will work the place ior It's
supposed mineral wealth.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday, Nov. I'd, BY the Rev. Chas. Min
nieerCde. D. D. DR.. DAVID S. WATSON. to
KATHLEEN. eldest daug hter of Joseph r. Ander
son, ESQ., all of this city
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EslEEss s s,sf Ssss sssiiprIos or rnorEnr.l

IA Err IN oSsH nrsc & iipTToN or PROPERTY!
TRIP fNsirR1NCE. White porsons o. TINS
mutual ~ i. a and ieint stock sy.ssn 70 r,vx
SLAVE h - y. a,s mart Of VIRGINIA or any other
s,sxshos 81 * st n XII elected daf upon g IN
,n,rai. saJs and safiaefo1y fsrnts; rr,or repre-
Two of the hest companies IN tHs o"i
4. aas q s SsIInse Si:s sa Pearl q s
ssIab,ishea =. ~. &c xehanse Hotel next to =. u.
Eacho, a;a
Hours OF tusness from actocA A. w. ~
and from to o CLOCK 3. Il. BRICKEN, M. D.,
o,.,,rns AGENT ana Medical Examiner.
uaT-9t
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pa To Merchants.

WIN. HUBBARD MITCHELL, ACCOUNTANT.
Office at J. S. Walkers Factory, 7th street.
Continues to Write MP Books and Adjust Accounts,
whose business does not require the constant at
tendance of a book keeper. He refers to the fol,
lowing gentemen Messrs. John Stewart David
n. Walker Messrs Massie K Peasants, Rich
mond. aand Messrs. Massie & Smith, Tobacco
Commission Merchants. New York. oc 26--lmF
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL little son OF Mr. Maoi-
son Doom, OF Staunton, Va, was 80 severely
burned few days since from ms CLONES ian :
ing fire that he died from the effects tnereol
i'm a fe~yy hours
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ns- Rev Goods! New Goods.
AT 1873 Broad STREET.
J. MTLLHISER It BROTHER
Have now on sale their last weeks purchases from
thn New York auction sales, which, in cheapness
and STYLES, will compare iavorahly with any stock
of goods in the city Payticn ar attention is called
to our very large assortment of
DRESS SILKS and RICH SILK ROBES,
which we guarantee to seal from five TO ten dollars
less in price than any house IN the city
NEW FRENCH EMBROIDERIES,
Of exquisite work. and extremely lew
BONNET RIBBONS.
in great variety, at half price.
10 pieceS Of best quality. all SIX,
LYONS BLACK MANTEl. VELVET,
S5 the yard; cheap at S.
SEQ newest STYLES OF all wool
BEAVER CLOAkS,
NANTELS and
RAGLANS.
Large stock Of all kinds of
CHA " MsiiERlNos.
MOUSELTNFS.
BUMBAZTNES.
ALPACAS,
De Reyes,
and many other desirable GOODS too numerous
to mention. We assure all those, hsvlng DRY
GOODS to purchase, that they VIII consult the'r
own interest by giving US n cab tetore purchasing.
T. MILI4hISER & BRO.
oc5f-2v 1873 Broad street.
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Major STApLEToN CRUTcHFIELD, an ola
citizen of Spotsylyanla county, va, oea On
Thursday night last.
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APPoINTMENT.-John I. RusSeli, OF d.
has been appointed Indian agent in New Me1l-
co. vice :. NJ. Iost resigned.
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THE NEW YORK STATE ELECTION taxes
places tomorrow. There are three hchets-
Republican, Democratic, and an American
ticket-which is composed of four men selecteo
from each of the tickets nominated Dy Inc
M HOY nartIes
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~ THE AUTHOR OF THE
LETTERS OF MOZIS AID U Nj 5

LETTEkS OF MO III ; a u y 2 AZ y
We may congratulate our readers upon me
treat in store for them. This brilliant story
ahounds in exquisite wit, pangent satire. ana
the most Irresistible humor. 1t VIII he con-
,inue,. in weekly parts for some FIVE or six
weeks Those who desire to read TINS me
story, which has been copyrighted LOT the
DsspoteA, should subscribe at once 10 'he
WEEKLY Subscription per annum only ONE
DOLLAR in advance.
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CHrRogEs IN TRExroN-Four new and ele-
CANT churches are in process OF erection IN
Trenton, n. J., by the Pres oy teIlans, Episco-
,,aiians gantists and Melhodists, at an agsre-
nata cost OF over SlOu,OOG.
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49,, ID rxcuse for Bad Bread. IS MPLt .
lSFAtfIIsLE BAKING POWDER the :. che n;s
est and best article for making Loai-6Ie.su, Pc
ffHmtHtSN w GhRLICK, manufacturer and s n
oronr;eter Market Place. Franklin street. ro'
saia nv ali DRUGGISTS and 6rocers. o.,
II have for some months used in my fanny se'h
nle Justly celebrated Baking Powders arg IT., taas
ioasnre in Recommending them to all faniliies as
Tie yery hest article have ever tired ior inahis
il ht sweet bread There Is no ssduse ''
p''o u. ...ResnectfuIly ]. RICHARD BEwELLEN'
"NaRI HILL. Henrico, l4th Oct, 1885.
an c,,IISkLnear Sir: Having used to some
conps;depable extent your 'Semple's Baking Pow
der unhesitatingly pronounce 1t to be superior
pun Po'o' ioi "THoMAs BINFORD.'
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PAprn IyCREAsE.-The taxable property OF
Ct Tauis Missouri is returned by the asses
-nrs ut eq5 cot, U0U--an increase since last year
Of eight millions of dollars.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, NOV. s, ls5s.
High Water This day (ATonday) IL O'Clock.

PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, NOV. 5, lsSe.
High Water This day (Monday) IL o'clock.
ARRIVED
Schr. VIVA; B. Castle, Fish, Boston, mdz., W. D.
schr. Geo rseanna, Landon, James River, lum
sehr. Emma D., Warren, Eastern Shore, oats, A.
British schr. Mary, Parr, Halifax, fish, Womble
Claiborne.
Steamship Roanoke. Couch. New York, mdze.
and passengers. iludam Watson.
Steamer Beivldere, Keen, Baltimore, mdze. and
passengers, d. u w Currie.
Schr Haxall, Winters, New York, D. & w. Cur
re.
iSSchr. Geo. "; Townsend, -, Rio, -four, Hax-
Schr. Amos Falkenburg, Rogers, down the river,
light.
schr .Ino. Jones. down the river, light
Ship Elena, Kuhlnann, master. for Bremen,
with S20 hhds. Tobacco and stems, Dy Schaef,
Koher Co.
60 va. MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
De A re- uiar monthly meeting OF the lnsti-
o tps s T b hsf Us ga. e
COLLINS MeCABE, d. D., VIII denver an ADDRESS 10
the members OF the lps f. E#E siss2GS seoy
g. sHocKoE HILL N r. Al
49, Aon &. W. H. TYLER,
Oaes ON Marshall, Be.,ress Si1th and Seusnth
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NEGROES, SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL Ne
GROES and act GENERAL AGENT. He
returns his thanks Tor the hbsrai PATRONAGE bestow
cd upon him for two years past. Slim
THE UNDs RESIGNED have formed CO.
sIoS SarneESsbNlp fr the transaction Of coMMIS
WEBB < JOHN g. WADE. They will give par
t,ca,sT attenti9p 70 the sale of FLOUR, WHEAT:
ium9er,hoase No. IS Main street: long ocen pied by
Lewis Webb. LEWIS WEBB.
JOHN q. WADE.
RIcHIoSp, Va, Nov. l. 1859. no 7-desas
DIVIDEND NOTtCE-EX CH AN6E HOTEL
y CO Nj PA n I.-The Directors of the EA-
CHANGE HOTEL COMPANY have DECLARED
dividend of 51s per cent. the Capitai stecN oi
the Company, payable nt the office OF the seere-
t1ry, on ane alter the isth Of Novembsr Icy
HENRY g. CtNNDN
no 7-5t Secretary EXCHANGE Hotel Ccmrany.
ISOR HtRE-Por the balance of the year, .
r likely NEGRO BOY. sixteen OF sesenteensears
old. He Jude sstands the man cement oil horses,
4 nd can be made senaTaiy nssfnl. Apply to
$3.50 RAWLINGS HOI.LADAY,
moist l2th ST., between Maln and Cary.
EsOR HIKE--For the balance Of the yea--A
e good COOK WASHER md lRoMER Apply
| To WM s. PHILLIPS.
| moist On 18th, between Main and Bank sts.
OK BBi-S. A. COFFEE SUGAR, 70 bills Ex.
81 do; do "a hbls. Cut Iaafao., 2s bbis Crush
WIN. WALLACE SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-07

psr steamer last even
IN large and elegant assortment q LAt = re RI
mIssEss. and CHI DREN's FANCgy HAvrE
GsI."RiBAiDI, and HARPbR's FERRa1 &c
,.,r.an 81 Main street.