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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-15

sunday Services. - DIR. Francis L. Hawks
will preach in the Monumental Cyhurch no
sunday morning, DR.. Cleveland Coke i'm the
afternoon, and Bishop Odenheimer at night
Ihe other Episcopal pulpits will also be occu.
pied by ministers from abroad
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The NEW YORK LIFE ms TRANCE COM
pINI
HA- New Fall Goods.

NV AII trOUHts
SPECIAL NOTICE.
- THE LADiE ES, ALL H0USEKEEPERSA AN
FARMERS.
pnr assortment is new complete OF all stties ol
fieh DRESS GOODS, ,EMBR0IDE DERI ES and LACE
PuODS; real Laces, at lower prices than ever be-
. lore; Cloth and Velvet cLoAkS, the best assort-
ne and cleaeer than we ever had them before;
Ui5Iia; I, hfocte, French Wool and common Plaid
SHAWLS.
nj LINEN SHEETlNGS;
btoie DamAsks; Towelngs; Napkins; Furniture
rlUN GOODS, in Sleeps Greys, Fnlled Cloths,
he5seys and Linseys, Of the most approved kinds
acc AZ the lowest prices.
BE 23-ts SAN,t NJ PRICE A. co
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ARMY NEws.-The War Department has d.
rected that the headquarters of the I'd infantry
will be established at Jefferson Barracks. Mis-.
souri,, until their final destination is deter
mined. MAJOR N. O. Macrae IL assigned to
duty at Jefferson Barracks.
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HA- YRS. J. A. Williams, NJ. ID. !. sffeys n er
I G fices TO these ~ her own sex, aud To chldT,sn
30 may need medical advice or Attendance.
Lhspeciai attention gwen to the management al
"raiaie Diseases, and dis placements "
hosr Nlskng interview at their res,denea
csi address, Post-tIElce, Box 6i7
phksiDEscE on Clay, between 4th and sth strast.
Richmond. Va. oe a." l1iss. = ogss'
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"What wise compensations Providence does
Afford" exclaimed pretty belle during the
late gale; "the same wind that muses. our
crinoline, blows dust in the eyes of ne wicked
young men who would take advantage Of our
admiral confusion"
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EA. New and Eisaa nj Stock OF
FALL DRY GOODS

u
Ma. 229, BRoAD STREET.
We have inst received our entire stock of 4 LII
NRY GOODS, embracing all the new designs that
bre n market this season, and shall continue To
add to- our assortment by every arrival, So as Ia
present at all times 4 full aud complete stock of
fuK EiGN and DOMESTIC GOODS.
n iades' Dress Goods, CL0AkS. MANTI. .ES
EHAWf.S, SKIRTS, EMBROf DERIES. LACES
WHITE GOODS, TRIMMINGS, &C, We have a
laf-e and varied selection. and at prices that will
suit the most economical buyers.
In gents Goods we have the largest stock ever
offered. such as French and English CLOTHS
Black aud Fancy Casssmeres, Black and Fancy
VELVET and SILK VESTINGS, SiLk HDkFs.
II Is and SCARFS, Byron and Garotte col
AIRS. SILK and Cambria UMBRELLAS, Merno
sad Wool SHIRTS and DRAW ERS, SCSPEN-
GERS. &c.
In chi dren's Goods, We have bright colors in
siaaii Figured and Checked Goods, in all the diff
in HOUSEKEEPING GOODS our stock cannot
a surpassed.
plentd stock ui the best makes and nj low prices.
We ,nvite an examination of our Goods as the
lest test of their quality, style. and price.
23-lm CRENSHAW. QUARLES & co.
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INSTALLATIONS Serrices. - The Rev. Patteson
Fletcher. Pastor elect Of Duval street Presby-
ferian Church, is TO be installed to.mcrrow
hignt. These interesting services will doubt
less draw together large assemble Of friends
TO greet the entrance of this acceptable minis
ter upon his new field of pastoral labor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-15

LYNCH Law IN ILLISoIs-James Vaughn
killed John r. Charles on the 10th instant 81
Mount City, Ill. The citizens took the mur.
derer and hung him to a tree. Charles wss
from Pittsburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-15

Forger Concicfed,-Edw. Argentine was tried
oeIore the Circuit Court for forgery. Yesterday
iound guilty, and his term Of Imprisonment
IN tne fenifentiary fixed at eight years. His
counsel made a motion to set aside the var
dict and Judge Meredith agreed to hear the
argument this morning. o
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Ihe Board Of Trade will meet this afternoons
70 receive the report Of the delegates who at
Dan River and Coalflelds Company. at Went
worth, n. @. As the success OF this improve-
ment Is believed to be of incalculabIe value 4,
me city OF Richmond, II is very desirable that
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-15

Aeqnitted.-Alexander Burley, mixed blood.
indicted for the murder of Delaware Kersev'
white man. in September, 1858, and put upon
trial in the Circuit Court last Thursday. was
acquitted by the Jury Yesterday morninr.
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SUNK IN THE OHIo.-The steamer Rosalie
owned by Capt. Russell and his clerk, Mr..
Simpson, was sunk a few days ago, six miles
below Wheeling. She was valued at $1,000;
insured for $1,000.
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BREAK IN THE ERIE CANAL.-A bad break
occurred last Saturday in the Erie Canal ON
the four-mile level, six miles west Of Schenec.
tady, N. Y. About 10000 yards OF towing
bank were washed into the Mohawk river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-15

A MILLIONAIRE DEcRAsED.-Lemuel Show.
els, Esq, of Worcester county, Nd, died ON
thiest maa in the county, and worth mil
lion dollars.
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gA- Elegant Stock
OF
DOMESTIC AND RICH FOREIGN DRY
GOODS!


DOMESTIC AND RICH FOREIGN DRY
GOODS!
At THE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS d co. Nc. l4l, Eagie Square.
We have opened, and will continue to receive
tyr several weeks, the LARGEST and best stock OF
I1N ESrlC and FOREIGN DRY GOODS We
have ever offered. We invite wholesale and retail
hIt-rs To give Us a call We are prepared to flrn-
!ta 4r.e and small huyers. at the
LOW EST CASH PRICES.
In Dress lIoods, rich SILKS and SILKS ROBES,
NALENriAS. POpLiNS-very large stock.
Rich Paris ELAiNES, MERIN0S, POPLIN
De LANES. BOMBAZlNES and ALPAC-
Very rich DE LAME ROBEs-new STYLES,
Lace and FRENCH WORKED SETS, COL
LARS, &c,
SHEErlN Mss and SHIRTINGS. every grade.
IN SERVANTS CLOTHING and BLANKETS
oar stock cannot he surpassed. We call your at
'eHtun "a these leading articles with the assurance
That our assortment is complete IN every partcu
lar. Ne have marked them at prices that will
command the trade of cash and short time buyers.
Cal and
PERKINS 4 cos. Cash Store,
Sc l9-im No. III, Eagle Square.
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THREE BROTHERS DRowNED.--A dispatch
from Portland, Me-, says three young men.
sons of Mr. William Wyman, Of Belgrade.
Me-, were drowned on Saturday afternoon, in
pond in that town, by the upsetting OF
boat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-15

The City Council will meet on Monday next.
to take up and dispose of the "water ques.
ton" SO long pending before them.
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DEATH or 4 BLIND DPRxAoHKR.-The vener-
able Key. Samuel willard, D. ID. Of DearlIeld.
Massachusetts, died In hat town last eatur.
Gay, ~ me esd year of bis age. For about
graduated at Harvard College In ieoa. and VA
theclass-nAte Of The famous Dr. Payson,
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Held in CHstody.-Chas Byrd. supposed to he
deranged, and Adolph Fichett, an intemperate
sailor, were both locked up by the Mayor yes
terday morning for afe-keeping.
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Fieions Dog.-Edward Farrell was before
the Mayor yesterday, and fined sio for rarr,i,
ing vicious dog to go at large, and attack Of
ncer Morris in the street.-the fine to be remit.
ted II the dog is killed by 10 O'Clock this morn.
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Asa Dickinson was burnt to death In his
house in Hyde county, N. e. few days since.
Foul play was suspected, and relative OF the
deceased arrested.
Absalom G. Nelson, conyictedin Pendletou,
county, Va, Of tampering with negroes, has
been sentenced TO five years in the penttenti1-
ry.
Among the arrivals at New York, by one Of
the recent steamers is Madame Omar Pacha,
wife Of the celebrated Turkish commander.
There was frost this week in Prince Ed-
ward, Greenbrier and Rockingham countissl
Va.
Prof Coe, the balloonist. lost one Of his arms
in consequences Of the accident that lately bo-
fei him.
The Cherokes Indians are getting civilissds
They have debt--small, 70 be snYc--bas ~
large that they cannot pay ths interest on IL
Driver & Pierce's store ON Levee stres1 New
noon. Loss sao,ooo.
The ar !illsry school ofpractice It Fort Mon-
roe, Va, has been augmented by the addition
Of Capt Barton's company (F) Of the ~ arsil-
lery.
Ferry armory, has rssIgned his positt0n, 70
take effect the hrst Of November.
Another instainsnt ef oi9oo0 has besn paid
TO Mr. Waahineton. within 3 few days paAf 10
wards the purchase Of Mount vernon.
Mr. vaIsatine, ~ siave- txade candfaate ~
ne Lssisl:s... Y Clalboras eesnsys -.
Daa,sl = s.sklss sna Va. 4 Z sspssssd
have gone = xsy West. 3.
=. .ss: ss..a s !. s s. s;s - ''s.
~ ne ...ss ..s... - :, ~ kss
g: & O. =. q sss;I;5l ! 4. - - iss'ssils
ssSS i SssS Nv q q ~ spqd aassse 4 g1oM
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TAvoicisg Sfoses.--James Spauldinx msda
hts appearance before the Mayor, yesterday.
to answer 4the charge Of throwing brick az
T.. Dill, mAster Of the schooner Evergreen.
while on board his vessel. Spaulding had
been discharged from the Evergreen. but being
overloaded with bad liquor, attempted to
plant brick against the head Of Dill; for
hail =
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81 Fire and Life. We desire to call the at
tenlon ri the public 10 enc great and Important
truth, VIZ that
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
can be effected 10 any amount and on the most rea
Ennshie terms NJ the
INSURANCE. AGENCY OFFICE,
1870 Nam street,
a few doors above the new Custom House. Please
otHerve that we represent
THE LFFERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE
ASSURANCE COMPANY!
Ca d Ia las 5000. 900.
With over $3.50 900 invested IN the United States,
aht an annual revenue OF
S2.250,O0
We are prepared TO take large risks on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS.
In addition to- the ordinary mode of Insurance,
.hs Company
PERMANENT POLICIES.
IN rny1leEf Qf ten annual premiums, property is
uencetoTth permanently insured. -,
b this plan saving of nearly FORTY PEk CT.
s elected I. tthe sum thus saved Will, In hfteen
years aIuouLt to the whole of the deposites. !, the
TX and Inconvenience oi renewals are avoided- =
Ide policy I've cancelled at any time by the
holder, the premium being returned, less hvc per
The NEW YORK LIFE ms URANCE COM
PANI,
With capital Of over 81. 900, 900. is on the
MUTUAL PRINCIPLE,
sod oilers great inducements To persona desirous
i ehertiug Insurance on their lives as any other
company. We respectfully solicit cali,
WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
lso Main street.
M.iicaI Errmiaers-Ro. 7. COLEMAN, Al. D.,
rs, II. CONWAY, NJ. u. ocS-ii is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-15

Senator OWN ana Hon. Charles Scott have
arrived at New York from California.
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THE STATE ELEoTIoNs.-The State cleo
hons, on Tuesday last, in PENNSYLVANIA and
Ohio, are now definitely known to have re-
suited in favor of the Opposition. In Penn
syivania, the Opposition carry the State by n
large majority, and have elected their Auditor
ana Surveyor, the only two officers voted for
on the general ticket. The Senators chosen
TINS year, are probably all Opposition, which
Will leave only eleven Democratic Senators
out OF thirty three in the next Senate Last
year the Senate stood seventeen Democratic
and six teen Opposition. 1t seems probable
that the Opposition have elected sixty-five out
ef the hundred representatives, four less than
they elected last year.
In Ohio, VIM. Dennison, Jr., of Columbus
Republican, is chosen Governor with the en-.
tire State Ticket, and the new Legislature is
Republican in both branches, as the last (cho-
sen in 1851 was Democratic. Mr.. Pugh retires
from the United States Senate in March, 1861
and it is generally supposed that Salmon p
Chase will succeed him. Harrison G.. Blake
Republican, is chosen to Congress from the
Fourteenth (Wayne) District, to fill vacancy
caused by the death of Cyrus Spinck. Politf-
cally, no change. The Republican majorities
reported stand: State Ticket, $4,000; Senate 8
House, 12 to 16.
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Hurrah for the Baltimore Sssamsrs.--We are
authorized by the Messrs. CURRIKof this city,
who are agents for the regular linz Of Rich.
mond and Baltimore steamers, TO say that all
articles Of every kind, brought to this city TO
the approaching Fairs, win be carried back
FREE OF CHARGE. viii our Baltimore
friends note this fact 50 that their cattle ewn-
ers, manufacturers, mechanics and others,
who wish to attend the Fairs Of the Mechan.
les Institute or Central Agricultural Society.
can avail themselves Of this liberal Tcduc-
ton
SAoosisg.--John L. Taylor. charged with
shooting and killing VIM. Graves, on the 9Th
Of September last, was examined before Jus.
fices Starke, Bray, Tyler, Sadier and Beve.
ridge, Of the Hastings Court yesterday, and
senf On for final trial at the next tsrm of the
(,ircrit Court. Messrs. Johnson and Uaskis
appeared for tho prisoner, and argued his
cause with great ability, cloainE ~ asaing tcr
MS discharge, which the Court unAnlmously
refused 10 do. a motion was then made 70 ad.
nit him TO bail, which was rejected oy ma
jority OF the Court.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, Nov. IL

SHIPS
Banshee, Keen, Rio de Janeiro-Hugh jenkins & CO.
David Stewart PrentiSs, Amsterdam-F i. Brauns x Co
Empress of the Sea, -, -, W. Wilson Il Sons
Julia Lawrence, Spear Caao-Barr K Muir
Star, (Br.) Muir, Lverpool-Schaer x Koher.
Silver Star, Wade, -, James Carey Coale.
BARKS.
Edward Everett, Harding, Mobie-Heslen & Rogers
Grace, (Br,l stowe, Liverpool-F. l.. Brauns & Co.
Lapwing, Kelly, Rio de Janeiro-TIugh jenkins SCo
Laconia, Bearse New Oreans-IIeslen & Rogers
Martha, Hoffman, for freight
Maraval, Griffin, Sombrero-A C. Elliot & Co.
Nashua Lewis, Chareston-Chas Pendergest.
Scotland, Rowe, Ch-Morrell Il Randall.
Virgnian Lowry, Rio lie Joneiro-W. H. H. c. Wright
Willard, Mitchell, Cardiff. Dehon.
briggs
Al. ". Appegarth, West lndies-W Applegarth " Son
Chattanooga, Forrest, Bahia-Kirkland, Chase < Co.
Clarence, Phinney, Rio de Janeiro-T Whitridgc K Co
canada =, Chli-Fitzserad, Booth Co
Hobart, Jordan, Eaatport-Kelsey X Gray.
! Norfolk, Emery, Eastport-Kclsey X Gray.
Romance, Duncan, Campeachy Banks-E. X Cooper.
| Sylph, lBr.) White Port Spain C. Yates 4 Co.
| irsinia, -, Bluff Point, Va.
Webster Kelly, IIagan Boston-Rose Lyon and Kelsey
| & Gray.
SCHOONERS
Alice Move, Pike from Ea tportmdse to Kelsey ray
Amytis, Baker, Saco-Kirkland, Chase Co.
Burdett Hart Hardy Rio Janero-KirkIand Chase & Co
Bion, Matthews, Provdence-W. Rhoads Son and Bevan
! Phillips & Co.
Chief, Fountain, for freight-w Rhoads & Son.
Clara, Smith, for freight-W RhoadS x Son
Chas. I. Strong, Lccum, FAN Riyer-Rose X L,on.
| Cosmos, Stevens, Bay of Mexco-maser.
belmont CHM, Bucksport and Bangor-Ke lsey & Gray
u, y. Richards, Stratton Attakapas-Kclsey& Gray.
+: Merwin Avery, New York-Rnse ( Lyon.
Florida, Tall, Wilmington, N. C-Dunnock &Whatherly.
Henrietta, Jones, for freght-Kclscy Gray.
Harriet, Herrick Cranberry Isle-T r Matthews & Son
! lngomar, Small, Boston-Hesen & Rogers.
John L. Darling, HOwes, Providence-T Whitridce & Co
John H. Travers, Trayers, Rchmend-W. Rhoads " Son
j. w. Maitland, Speed, for freght-Whedbee Il Dekin
son.
J. A. Stewart
Mowhawk, Staples, Guayanlla, P. R-Strling & Ahren.
Mayiower, Kent; BucksPort-Kichardson, Small x Co.
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5biypiAg.
FOR. MARSE1TT.I

IL FOR MARSEIILFS
'ieht 'reiEht oilers. Apply to ,,,.-,,.
81 II n. " corner Pratt Gay streets
$50 The fast ION s,in GA AL, G E(,Eo TE&AS
ter is now loading for the above port and hayH the most
HESLEN 4 ROGERS
o2stt n W. cor. Pratt and Gay SIS
FOR CHARLESTON. s. C-THE UEP-
CHANTS line Tn { a. H, " El ne mEit-
WRIT viii rc GG3@Snfr 1 5AJ cp Fs5sc aa
For freight or passage apply to ~, ,,,,,,,....
CHARLES PENhERGAST,
n5- All CHARGES maid on ,,,,, s,;,, 7 Smiths wharf
s g2is sent to my address will be Forwarded free
m, n P-Slippes win please send duplicate receipts with
HENRY +. Russ ELL. Esq AGENT in c,,r,.s,, p;
ron our m - =. u nIz u
cnthU2FFso II2ELES sl s GTHE MER
9ar last sailing packet bark NASHUA " Capt A. Levi
n hay one af Of her cargo engaged and going board
''7''' VI P'sS'Fe 'i' CIT tsPPrFs pFrnPpc ,or
30 ~ Sn'iti'. nrIsrf
goods S to S addre Sn fnS RpGJ Hg o
4. Bshippers will please send auplic,t. rac.;,. win
HENRY T. Russell, Esq, Agent in Charleston ni3tf
aI Tine rc.,,ar r nooi3.t MD WE
HaTIing master " i pa c nrfk EDWAEb EERETT
S Ia Ro of aq b wy rs ear on Monday m For
'' ''''f"'' VI P'T iISi Apply tto,,rp,
n W a mESLG PS.t 4 d K3}GGE siS}
hIio
stFg4 FOR BOSTON
daE$ St the %sSr and 6a5@ @ss E
@ xw ,sn5 5i #sat5 "a d HSe !;1ssi.
NE dR PLaNTT$ rd RE G{ISr6 WEEKLY
The Al clipper schooner "FIoRib&," Tai havfn IA a
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Bail Rna0s.
ia "a . PHILADELPHIA,
I - '

50 Gst 90 sEEs4sss4s;s55 PHILADELPHIA,
rI- ,eALTm MON ! fA ffLT0N ANr
>, and after H xxx T1Rdht1ANGENEHTi!' ''oAD
R RY d9eep T gdp5s sys FEE6E2f Sifsr @
hN1iEE EFS TE4lT # $20 A. WAY MAII IoI.
Of $uyRAYs at 5a5 = :. r. = od Ii NJ in train.
New F Tor5 F fI51 'Tef weep US r Saa ''' witt
~ r. BIZ stopping only at Stemmcrs FTn 5sayes at
From BPi1IITADELPnIA to DAITNonra,s,,,v.,.,
FOR LAUREL AND sTA E6EG cN DELAWARE RAIL.
i BY leayng in lGI5A NJ tlai9 viii Wilmington
WIN 80 T. ~ tram or by avInE at % +. NJ can Ir ,
aSt2Poyer eeck from G9nduct?r spend the Fit IN W
N6TiCE-Aii coIored persons, %scther bond r f,
De required to bring some RESPONSE white person lr
bond to tke Company, before they vii. b. tax .,.t
ol7H WV. CRAwFoHr. lg.,.
Ia c. WESTERN
Ss.E saSe&R~---iae-s MARYLAND RAiLROAD
OPEN 10 GREEN SPRINGS AND oWINCs' MILLS
station 3rnes l; G57S sf s. Rsnn nHg C leaT
WHITES WITH Ss a. ana P A. ~ Ihe o'clock train connects
ol3f IRwIN & TAYLOR.
% - VEST T0 M TIE 36prp
son gHFgEa eAzP$H4%1 #SE& EFA'2~
On and after MONDAY, Lune 9Th, 1879.
THREE DAILY TRAINS
will he run owe, this Road As follows viz:
LIST The Mail Train leaves daily Sunday rNcusd IL T.
n arriving at Harrisburg atlI7 A. n, re- canascD
with the NAL pJ IE9i9 for ,,- ,r,, ,,.,
By tins train passengers for the Norh aud Niaer, Fail.
%l'yg ~ MalsporI at r. H. and Eimirt 1t SO T. NJ
eI Ihs s s'as and N2gasa ENyr Train leaves daily
NJ, W THSy a at + rFEIinE at HaTriars @ @
at i0@n a. NJ and Niagara Fans At r. IT, next dav Thie
ALI THE CITIES $G KIP ,TE@%%$$ n WESTERN NEW
And at BnGaIG with trains for s9spei,i Ion
CANADA AND THE @t;s.T ~ ~ t@t = %
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Southern PORTS

RICHMOND. November 9.-Arr. schrs s P Halves
Julia and Stag, Philadelphia John Tilton Halifax; Cor
nelius and Gaego, New York-CId schrs Mary
Halifax; A. r. Johnson, Philadelphia
NORFOLK, November 1O.-Crd schr. Leroy New
| York. -
WILMINGTON, November 9.-Crd bark Clara c Boil
South America; brig Camilla, Liverpool
| err, New York.
| MOBILE, November 5.-Arr. ship John Parker: New
York; barks TeXana and J l.. Davis do schrs Fleet
wing, do; Black Monster, Havana.-Cld. briggs Mary
Hamilton and Ida Mcleod Prov idence.
! NEW ORLEANS, November 5-Arr steamship De So
to, New York; ships Magdalene, Bremerhaven: Nara
| gansett, New York; Jenny Beas, Rockland: Chicago
Phladelphia--Cfd. ships Dorcas Prince, Cicero Ida
Russell and Emily Augusta, Liverpool; Atlantic Boston
Paqueta Barcelona; Lorenzo Havre; Genoa New York;
Reaper, Bremen; schr. H. s. Lanfarc Curacao
Nov. S.-Arr. tper tell ships Autocrat New York;
Rutland, Boston; NJ f. Campbell, London Baden Havre
Connthian Portland; Castne, Newport. W; Helen Nc
Cav, n. Bedford. Carnatc. Genoa; Zenobia New York
bark NJ. Williamson Rio de Janeiro-CId ships North
| amptOn, Liverpool Atlantic Cadz
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4UNb&r.

4UmbRr.
100000. FEET ,5d1. WALNUT ", L !,I
H ooi Lumber 2 inches to os n' f6 T9 sd Kinds
49, corner Park and Clay streets
7 UMBER, LATHS AND SHINGLES.
LUMBER suitable builders Purchssa are nuitnd 90 %
examine our Lumber before buying Apply at ward l32
a25tf ' u '''''T n i3F &$t@s sf6 5tHlSsts
T I'M Err.
- Gal The attention Of our frnds and others to our
y WEST FALLS AVENUE.
Just received large lot IL " HITF PINE ,r CITrs
NUT FENCING, low for cash. ' 0ili-
WHITE PINE BUIL DIS ~ M kiFfs f
p,cr.,r, SHINGLES, LATHs,
Farmers and others would do Wen to call aud examine
our stock before they purchase
asst EDWARD TURNER K co
WILLIAM S. CROSS,
w l. MBER, STAVE,AND
Ne GENERAL CONFUSION MERCHANT,
Watcn GI' M s Falls and Eastern Avenue, Bait,
GRAIN &c, and fill orders for same 7''''N'
Messr Magx Rooms hgeht 50 Pa Central RR Co Rail-
n. +. ikimball, Esq, Baltimore
Tbos fPPrIIngtsf, Esq, Custom House, Baltimore.
FeH6y 4 sbgry' Philadelphia PiSf; Pa.
> W. Miller, Esq, Burlington, Pa mh7-tf
I UMBER, SHINGLES,
- Inst ,ard., and ,,uau,,... HEMLoCK RAILS, ETC
I5o'0o No No, HEART SHINGLES
100000 Heart and Sap
T5,OOn feet A. and 81 Hemlock FENCING
large lot OF Oak and Ash Timber Wheelwr lights and
others Also every variety of Building Material ali of Wbin
We offer at lowest market rates " an VI winch
CARSON, Nm ZIMMERMAN lIi 4 co,
apTtf adioinipg NJ NJ. 81 y. , mon Dock,
SlLVER PLATED GOODS,
~ seen AS
Tea Sets. Spoons and Forks
Liquor and Table Castors
Fruit Baskets, Ladies'
Butter Plates, Pitchers ar
rr,,, Table Cutlery, fine Ivory and Connon
Japanned Toilet Sets
Tea Trays Walters,
..,. Coal Hods &c
AlsI I9 prices, at PARIS CHINA HALL.
VIII 2ll Baltimore street
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NEW YORK, November 10-Arr ships Sir Robt
Peel Hamburg; American Congress, London; Chrysoe
Foo barks Wave Crest Rio de Janeiro; Harriet
Cam, Androssan.-Cfd. steamships Huntsville Savan-
ton Liverpool; y. Webster, London bark l. G. ZONES
New Orleans; brigs Rolling Wave do Alipede Bristol:
Ann D. Jordan, Galveston; Lynchburg Richmond. s n
! smith, Washington; Cerito, Cardenas
PHILADELPHIA, November lO.-Arr. ship Ellerslie,
vaHnah; bark II. Fisk, New Orleans brig s T6urston
Cardenas schrs r. W. Dillon, Charleston Saco Fill
more ana Emma Washington; L. Gray Richmond.
BoSION, Nov. 9.-Arr bark Saxony. Savannah
era Cngs NeTtrouwen7 Constannople Stella Havana;
boS IoN, November 9.-Noon.-Arr. bark Lima Glas-
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HMines. Yianprs. DE.
MA CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &c
t3SEoS8 ] B. CHARRON & CO, AGENTS
ys$2zz FOR VINEYARD PROPRiETORS

IN FRA nee,
Have just lived and offer very superior
BRANDlES vintage of ISL Charron Pere ct fills Brand
Emile Belmont Co, COgnac Brandies various yfntagrs
Bordeaux Claret Wines from low finest grades Burgun
dy Wines, from medium to very best grades produced in
France superior White Wines Champagne Wine various
brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHlSKEYS Of prime
qualities. - F
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house or duty paid. ~ ~
Also, on consignment, 10 ls very old and prime Monon-
ghea kXG WhSkeys; 10 bbS very old copper distilled
BOURBON Mhkeys 200 bblS. fine medium grades Bourbon
ana ye hiSkeyS, to which invite attention of those
~ want OF pure liquors Office No II LOMBARD STR