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n. IT. SAN DIS.
Sale conducted by tiopDlN & APPrRsox Auc,ts
no 23-24r2yy ~A"~ Va

CONN lSssnNEh's sALA OF VAIL
S1 ~ AABl,E LOTS ~ THE TOWN OF MAN
BLAkEl.Y AND BURROWS STREETs.-As
Coinm'ssioneTs appointed BY decree of the CIR.
Of October, 1859, in the case Of w infree as VIA
Tree &e.' we stall sell at public auction, on the
PT pre- $, /, on sAIuRDAY, the ION December,
Manchester located as above OF which the late
Col. w. F. Wintree died seized 1t will be sub.
divided according TO a plat ard survey to be ex-
hihIted at the hour of sale.
TERMs-Enough in sash to defray costs of SUIT
and expenses OF sale: balance credit IN equal
instruments, of one and two years, for bords with
good security, and title retained till the further
order of the Court.
SYpENIIAN WALKER -o,.a
WM L. LlTHGOW. N"i rs
Sale conducted BY GoDpiN & APPERsoN, Auct's.
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Arrival of Specie

~rpy yoRE. Nov 22.-The Baltic has arri,
81 from AspuwaI bringing g. ,2Sn, 90 in urea
sure from california, aud the officers and crew
81 shV SafaUHc.
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BY Goddin 4 Appersen. Auct's.
TgUsTEE,s SALE or NEAT corrl

= IM sYDNEY. NEAR HOLLYwoODCEME-
TERY, oN THE FAST LIMO PINE T.
A y SMALL, LOT ADJOINING TO BE LEAS-
~ Fnh z IN YEARS.-At the req est of Mr..
John " Dennis. Trustee in a certain deed from
ths late Wm 9. Bell. dated 2ath sspfensber, 1856
pnuy REGARDED IN Henrico County Coutt,lwe shall.
an virtue Of the power conferred on said Trpstes
os. t ancfian or the premises, on MONDAY. this
~ J, - r RESIDENCE, with the Lat ON which
q III, rscently occurred BY the widow cf w m.
zine street running back I5ih feet 10 a. ai;ev =,
zee, wiee: Az the same time and plsce Al the 70.
fasst e! lde Execu'rix of the ssid Bell. We win
PAYABLE Annually The adjoirng Lot. fronting isI
iest. running back Isl feet inches Il, ssid slIey
and ~ months for iegetiable notes istsrest added.
and title retained I'LL the last note he paid -
no q GUDDIN n APpERStlN arct,.
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THIS Day
nv RIcharA Csuthor.. $50 -

THIS DAY. at 10 o'cI,~k, ~ nv ,fa,s -,
1 sell AZ snrtion 5 bbIs W fsKEY 3d. BH AM
pY 10 hhls No HEARINGS. CHEESE, BIsr
br,sht HAMS AND SHOULDERS. and sundry
FURnITTHE.-AIse. 4 lot Of HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. cousistsar 81
Chairs. Tables. Feather Beds. Redsfeads, SAFES
Cooking, Stoves. &c. X. CAUTHORN. Auct.
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BY J. III. Dicges, Auct,r. =

every Nl6HTTHiS W EEK. commencing at
9 O. eipcs, me 90. and SILVER WATCHES, 6ne
SSoLD sEWELRY. Also, a lot OF Stationery,
rraneey foods, Cutlery. Guns Plated spoons and
B-Consignmenfs receiving eyerv day nv
steamers, and sold without reserve. ~ "
nr j. H, DIG6ES. Auct'r.
~ DooIH. Salesman. nolS--tlD
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Sale efS,eamshius.

NEW YORK, Nov, 2e.--Commodore Wander
tiii has bought ont the stock of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company for S2,0O0,ooO.
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MILLINERY.


sN FRENCH NELEsN VERY. @Ta
S{sY AT MADAME SONS. hSEN
~ My stock of MILLINERY is now sSOEy3
complete. and receiving constant supplies of the
latest fashions from the North am always pro-
vlded with a select assortment. ana am enabled to
sell at very liberal prices.
he best assortment OF HEAD D. DRESSES and
DRESS CAPS, to be found in the city.
Madame SON, No. IS NJ ain street.
Country merchants are supplied nj New York
whole yale nrcPs Didn't
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yvEny yAIUARLE REALISTATE AM

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY. CONSISTING OF
SLAVES. Bl.OoOED COWS, MULES, HORSES,
FARMING IMpLEM ENTS. &c, AT AUCTION.
will sell. the Falls Plantation, james River.
the county of Chesterheid opposite clty OF Rich
mond, on TUESDAY, the 6th day OF December
next commencing al l1zz o'clock, A. NJ, the ba
anee OF the REAL. ESTATE belonging TO said
estate, Containing 3i49s acres of valuable LAND.
As follows: ls5 aeTes Of highly improved farming
Land, about the centre OF the farm $50 acres
in woods iying on the Petersburg Railroad. within
one mile Of the town Of NJ tnehestsr, q larse por-
Wharf Property, hing ca James RtgeE, extending
from the terminus 81 the Dangiiie Railroad tn the
town OF Manchester, upon which there are several
sites particularly adapted Tor warehouses and man
ufactunng establishments.
And AZ i2 o'clock NJ. of the SAME DAY. will be-
sold fifty valuable SERVANTS, consisting OF
Boys, Girls. Men, Women and chlldrer.
Twenty four superior MICH CONS ofthe most
OXEN, and about 50 noes.
perior animals: HORSES. Se.
A large variety Of AIMING IMPLEMENTS.
chine. 2 Reapers. Drills. clod Crasher, &c.,
Wagons. Carts, and Gear.
About Loo barrels of Corn, a large quantity
shueks, Ppdder. and Straw, and . LARGE quantity
rEasE os SAFE as follows, For the real estate.
all sums ot 80 GO and undsI one third cash; the
balance AT L and years; for al snfs,s OF SteS0
and undm Sl001, u eaxA, the halsnce at !. ?. g..
cash.fhs psiance 4, L ]. >, 4 ands years the pur-
chasers 70 execute negotiahle notes. with interest
added pay hie ms-annnally and secured by trust
deeds. For the slaves, cash for all other persons
propests. sums pi 4ioa and under. cash; oyer sioo
ashs ss sSasd or sxs'
80 Rxsousoro Of Jos Marx. decd,
Jas. NJ. TAYLOR Sos. Ascs's. 90
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THOS. A. STAPLES.
no 2i-tde
. COMMISSIONER OFTnEREV-

A.rr-e (VNMINNfUNEK UF THE XIV
80 ENGE FOR MONROE WARD.-Tbe
above Office has been rendered vacant by the reslg-
nation of Mr.. Wherry. tits. therefore. incumbent
upon the voters 10 select well qualified To fiji
his place. With this view the writer has been
casting about. and can select one better saali-
fed. and none who has superior claims upon the
voters q. w. H. TYLER, Esq. The writer
would, therefore, suggest Mr.. TYLER for ss,d
office. He IS not only we'll. but favorably. known
IN respect to Gil the qualities constituting efficiency
as n public officer. Mr.. TYLER was the choice of
Monroe Ward twhere ne was best known. J Mt the
last election for said office. He has CLAIMS upon
the voters apart from ms superior qualifications,
which but few. If any, of the candidates have. He
has served the citizens long and faithfully as po-
lice officer. HIS health has been impaired by ex-
posure IN the faithful discharge of those duties
lie has large and interesting family To support.
With such claims upon the voters, and such quail
hcatons for the Office, the writer feels that he can
appeal, and successfully appeal, to the voters to
support Nj TYLER. as there are none more de-
serving, nor better qualife Then to the polls,
on the lst day of December next, and vote for 6.
w II. TYLER. luo 23--tdel A VOTER
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CLATE ROO Fling.
JOHN G. MCMILLAN,

JOHN 6. MCMILLAN,
%h has had to o f
everv description, and with the best materials, at
short otee Of ms b To o can De
street, near 9Th, or at the once 81 albert l..
WEsL, Architect, Goddins Hall, Will be promptly
attended to- oc l5--om
LIFE PRESERVENG CLOTHlNG.-Ner-
l. chants and commercial travellers, who are ut
certain seasons of the year subjected daliy 70
danger of death. by drowning, are invited to- eall
at l02 Main street and examine the articles OF Clio
thing provided. at ordinary prices Tor their safety
like any others in appearance and for comfort but
in thirty seconds they can he converted INTO lniii
ble Lie Preservers capable Of say ts ted IN s
useful and elegant for ordinary wear as any, AMI
costs no haH he habssn.s WITH.
rTyHE VIRGINIA WORM-ktLLER. Tins
L repatriation has heen In extensive use Tor the
last ten wears, and has proven itself e be- no on!
the best in its effects, but by Tar the safest az
does not contain any Furpentlne or Normseed Oil
both of which very dan ferrous when Admins
tered nv uexnerenced persons II is also the most
pleasant TO take bene made in the form of syrup.
and hence the reason children crt Tor IL; ~ u
requires to prove the above facts Is Simply tflai'
ard il will answer for itself Prepared only by +.
J. PICOT. Main and nth streets, and Tor sale
by Druggists generally.
IIOTZE'S CELEBRATED SWISS LA
II Their PRESERVATIVE.-Th preparation
makes the Leather waterproof, soft aud durable
and prevents 1t from cracking, et the same time
admitting OF Oi jaMEs Eloi DuT Ssl Druggist
Corner Main and 10th streets.
DAKTtES SUPpLtED.-We dd,ng and other
L parties, IN town or country. supplied with Orna-
mental Confectionery. Ice Cream, Jelly, Cakes,
&C., at short notice. and at reduced prices.
ANDREW ANTONt, French Coniectloner,
No. I56 Main ST., next door Exchange Bank.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE-2
Grean and Black Teas, No. MacSerel, Bacon
Ofial. F. MCCARTHY, No III Broad St
MILITARY eLOTifs.-We have in store a
w full stock of Blue and Grey Cloths and Sati-
nets, for Military purposes Also, Virginia Mill
tary Buttons, Gilt and Worsted Braid, &c, &e.
KENT, PAINE q co.
HAIR DYES. HAIR DYES; Rothe's Hair
Billiards. Hair Dye, Egg ptian Hair Dye, for sale
by A. BoDEKER, Druggist, No. 10 Main ST.
KEROSINE, OR COAL OIL.-Pure Coal
IA Oil. clear and with little smell, warranted to
burn well and without smoke for sale BY
A. BOpEKER, Druggist,
Main ST., near Old Market.
CCARLET UNDER SHIRTS.-A full snpply
y of Scarlet Under Shirts and Drawers. to which
''' KEEN. BALDWIN & WILLIAMS
DERUVIAN SYRU Up, IN combination with
i Protected Protoxide of IEon;3A supply Of this
r. JOHNSTON BRO. Druggists.
YEAST POWDERS.- Fresh supplies Of Pres
ton Merril's and Semple's Baking Powder,
Just 's0s'''' r Z. TOMBSTONE BRO. Druggi.ts
DUSINESSlCOATS.- 900 Cloth and Cashmere
ID Business Coats. embracing an endless variety
Of Goods i KEEs vi b9x lEliD5iwi II WILLIAMS
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sH1PPrgo.


@ TSS$ ;sr Il ssEFfsfhNss's i,aen MI:
here Il tsa2 slsos sa Tue
9th inst. the
PASSENGERS requested to lie on board in duo
Tickets and Berths secured at our Office. or on
Psssare to New York. Meals and STATE. ,oo,.
included. during the fall and winter. s,o s loom
aEe passage SIS. ~s Sseef-
F Fassass 60 Neriss b The river boats
the hour q o'clock r NJ TGhsDAIWp unless nR 50
ccaa ns,y DO received prior to that hour =
to .das. are 'eaues'ea 70 SEND Tor their goods
Freisht FOR Boston VIII he forwarded diyec,ly on
dispatch. LuDi'AM N \ ~ We ggsSsasest
no l3-st ASo1N'
FOR Halt NOR E.--'rbs
Wsnnsam z k 4 DE Ri F, cspsaln
Of Is and to the hour
Freight taken to Boston, wa Balt,mora ,,,ou
est rates, with greatest dispatch o. ~
va hossheads received on board un less EN- aged
81 hSsrd before the hour Of departure, X oeIock'
no s-a DAVID & WIN; cURRIE.
r Fqs bh1xFScHf #. s,a, lf ss.,
no! s-sssA' apply to At tn. she'd WI bd:. Cox
<stt4,. FOR NEW yORK-FIRsr VESSEL,
Sl.sR- hten,ona and Asic York Line Of Poo
CRENsfHIa z. superior, ,fast-sallas schooner
q her uap s MS Moss hsvns portion
no as-ts f DAVID 'f I WI apP cU (
81 sa r3s ss SET VINO kos fast
- master, having the greater portion Of her
cargo en8ayed and goins on board will have quick
OF I'manSs! D S c6Ea tHTpPTsT * CO
n.ssna foK I BALI nnK Z. The res 0Iar
master having the greater portion of her
. Il 'A0H " " B. bs@ coTati ifRR'y 'G CO.
&GS, FOR PHILADELPHIA.--T 1.-The reFu-
- Ter having portion Of her cargo en-
gaged and gong on board, will have Dispatch
no ls,-iw q A0' W." W. D. e coLQuErT L CO.
FOR PHILADELPHIA-FIRsT YES
Es%P eass M ss s g msss ssh0 3as
s viii eitG ensfef and on
no ITS DAVID & VIM. CuRRIE.
At FOR BOSTON-FIRST VESSEL
go / he regular packet schooner K. NICKER-
80 SON, Capt. f. MCPHERSON, having portion
of her cargo engaged and going on board, will have
fDa AVi6f WHIT VIM c agBf f
50, ggss!s==irsTAhRgTIS S Il 10 fokTsMS6rAAHh
TON OF FARE-The GLEN COVE and Cur
IT'S PECK will; on and after Monday next. Bird of
ing (Snndays excepted at g. CLOCK precisely:
the Glen Cove Leaving every Monday, W ednesdsy
and FrldaS, mornings, and the Curtis Peck every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday mornings. and
both boats return each alternate days. touching at
al the resu lar andings going and fetuTnink.
II. o. HASKINs.
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FUTURE DIYS


"edaih = Apperson. Aucts.
vAnccrff5asEu oN dlp RE Al ESsdT STA At
fs,tx reausst Of the Finance COMMITTEE 81 fhe
gremsss On W T,il 6sI p pubic auction on he
per- ~ at " clock. A. ths, no.tisn If nc r.,
en- w 81, was losatcd the former sos worns 20.
nng back IN para liel lines Ito feet street, run
Aiso-A lot IN rear of tbs above honused a, The
20 feet on the north side OF Dock strsa aDoul
back about 27 feet to the line Of The rs
On the first lot there is large BRICK pt-t,
ING, used for Offices. re. built of the kest ,aa,
esais. and OF superior workmanship. Also-A lsres
pfocf retort house. covered with iron and ais "a
The lot will be divided. sold entire and he
psliJinss sold with the same or not as may be de-
!ern,ned on ct the hour of sale This property il
justly regarded as the valuable in the eli v
nastns space enoush To erect large warehouse.
and having the benefit Of the Cary street front as
Wei a The front on the upper basin Of the Dock
m VIII produce and goods can be received or ship
TERMs.-0ns- fourth cash balance at and
years. Tor negetiahie notes, Interest payable half
yearly secured by a trust deed.
a few days. GODDIN a apprpSfhaNSo SIM III
NC 50 Aucts.
ExrEpSougT e, .ss Sal. OF HORSES, Hoes.
PIGMENTS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITuRHH. i 81
A. The request of Mr.. 1. s. Courtney, Exscntor Of
auction At the late residence Of the dseedsn, on a,
1ne 4srk TX K n RaIroad about smes below Rch
HORSES. sound and well hr. ke to harness; 3 nr
10 HOGS about rs barrels CORN; lot Of ticks
AND FODDER; FARMING IMPIEM ENTS.
| " AEON and parcel of HOUSEHOLD FUR,
TERas.-All sums under $50, cash; over that
amount, mos. credit, for negotabie notes, salts
nos GonpIN & ApPERsoN, Aucss.
COMMISSIONERS SALt OF yALUa-
~ BE b, =. FARM OF 1904 ACRES. ON. THE
GHARLES CITY G. FL. ROAD TWO MILES
BELOW RICHM0N D.-As Commissioner APP
pointed by a decree OF the Circuit Court of the
county OF Henrico, pronounced on the Sth NoYem-
her 1889, IN the ease of Beal and others AGAINST
FaTfars administrators, &C.. we shall proceed to
sell at public auctlon. on the premises on + 2 +
DfAI, the 10th peeem err: 1889 at IL o'clock, NJ,
III lar; II not the next fair day. that valuable
farm located rs above of which John Farrar died
setzed, continuing 1903 acres. II will lie sutdi.
xlded aeeordins to plat apd surve, to he exhib-
tied ut the hour of sale The mansion house and
30 acres have been sssjsned to Mrs 8. NJ Farrar,
as her denver 20 he held bs her durns her life; ard
the other Ili4 acres viii be divided INTO two or
more parcels as mag be deemed most judiciaus-
me part allotted as dover will be sold, subject to
the HE tenantcy Of the widow and the residue vii
sion.
TERMS. Onethird cash; balance at and wears
Tor nesotiabie notes interest added and title re-
tanned I'll all the purchase money is paid, and
}of + < 5 I lS$Shh%IlftSStREy.} comm.r..
Sala cd ~, E.
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4 W. T. - a ID ADNt MS Is n .
~ TORS SALE.-By virtue of decree of the
Circuit Court of Henrico county, in a certain suit
in Chancery, entitled 'MeItert and others u.s. Met
teri and others made on the LIST day OF Novem-
ber 1889, the nnde rsi ned. Commissioner, will
proceed, on I'll ESDAY the 9Th day of December
1855. upon the premises, to sell all the REAL Els
TAFT of DR.. Jno. y. Mettert, deceased situated IN
the inwer part of Henri county. in the State OF
Virginia, adjoinin. the lands Of benjamin +. Dew,
known as Malvern Hills, of Mary Pickett and
len, known as Curtis Neck of John West, DR.,
James Carter. and DR.. L. H. roindsxter, contain
Ing about four hundred and thirty FIVE acres. more
or less.
The terms of sale will be--One-t third part cash;
the balance in two equal instruments, at / and 2
wears from the day of sale, bearing interest from
that day for which the purchaser shall execute his
negotiable notes, and the title shall be retained up
til the purchase money is fully paid, and convey
ance ordered by the Court
After the sale of the land, on the said 9Th day OF
December 1859, and ut the same place Will tie sold
all the SLAVES of the said DR.. John Mettert,
deceased, about thirty III number. The Slaves viii
be sold for cash.
Their, will also be sold at the same time and
place seven Mules. one Horse 300 barrels of Corn
two or three head of Cattle. Carts Wa. ons, farm
in Utensils. id sr, Shucks- Straw, &C., Kitchen
Furniture, and all other ptrsanal property OF the
said Dr. John H. Mettert, not already sold.
The terms of sale of the last named articles VIII
be cash, for ali sGms not exceeding 90; Tor III
sans over that amount. credit OF SIX months, tho
purchaser giving a bond, wsh annToved seonrlty.
JAS. w. BlNFORD,
no Sim Cam'r and Admr.
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- COMMISSIONER of THEREv.
~ ENUE-MApISON WARD.-I respect
fully announce myself candidate for the above
office. HENRY w. UUARLES.
nA. Election, December ], 1889 no 2l-tdes
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-, FoR CnMNiss,nNERo rREx.

ss--s@> F0R COMMISSIONERS oFREv-
G~GA ENUE FOR MONROE WhRD.-At
the solicitation of many friends, announce ny sell
= candidate for the above Office and vii be thank,
La TOT ne s"tgs an" ifaEs 2l m. aiends II
ing to the Office faithfully. To those who are in
doubt IN regard to their privilege of voting for
Commissioner. would say that all voters IN the
city can vote in their respective Wards for their
choice OF candidates In the different Wards
no I9-tde ALFRED r. BiNFORD.
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FOR MONROE

- WAKD.-TO TIE CITIZENS OF
RICHMOND.-I respectfully announce myself q
candidate for the office of COMMISSIONER OF
THE r EVENUE for MONROE WARD, and will
he thankful for their votes the LIST of December
next. | shall not resort to the present mode Of
eactloneerlrg believing that all BILE men will
exercise the privilege of voting for who they please,
without further solicitation from any body not ex
cepting their humble servant
no 2i-tdes NJ, MARTIN SMITH.
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WOULD INFORM nv friends and
- fellow citizens that am q csnaldate for
COMMISSIONER OF THE r Z V EN- & Z for
MADISON WARD, and most respectfully solicit
their votes for the same. assuring them that. if
elected; / will discharge the duties OF the office
promptly and faithfully. Respectfully.
no l6-tde" PHILIP H. MONTAGUE.
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1syrS MONROE WARD. WILLIAM
- = MOTT is a candidate for C0MMISSt0N
Err OF tn Z REVENUE for MONROE WARD,
made vacant by the resignation of Mr.. JE-ss
sWHERhY. l7-tde
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CALF OF TWO vAILAkL9 BUILDING
> LOTS. ON GRACE AND SECOND SITS. AT
AUCTfON.-We will sell, upon the premises ON
TUESDAY, the 29th daY of November. com
meneInS At ( o'clock P. ~; ver> tlesirable
BUILDING LOT on the south SIDE OF Grace 81.
sdioiniu. the residence OF David Saunders, Elsa
1t fronts IS feet, and rms back is2 feet
Also, beautiful BUILDING LOT on 'ho west
side of Second street. immediasely opposite MIR.
Huicher's, and formerly oGe Of the city lots Il
fronts O. feet, and back 1872 feet, To alley Is
FEET wide
TFRMs.-one- third cash: the balance at 9 and IL
months, wthinterest added. and secured by trust
deed. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR h SON
no IS Auc.ioneers
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Tbe Wreck Of the Schooner >. Peasf~e.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26-The wreck OF the
schr. 8. Peasiee was seen on the 10Th OF Mo-
vember, in lat. 80 deg, lon - deg. 80 min, as
paasted and wateriogged.
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This certifes that al the sixth annual exhibition
of the United States Agricultural Society, held 81
kiehlnond Va, October, 1858. one Silver and .nIss
SUTHERLAND. Of Richmond Va, for Guns,
Pistols and Rifles. TsNcu TiLGHMAx, Pres't.
BgN pERLEY Pooh 4. Sec'y.
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Departure Of the Steamer New York.
Ngw YoLK, Nov 26-The steamer New \ oak
sailed at noon for Bremen and Southampton,
with li6 passengers. No specie.
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E@sy MILLINERY. h@40
* Mrs DIM ELMAN. on Main, be SlSa
tween 18th and 18TH SITS will open her FALL anu
WINTER MILLINERY of BONNETS. CAPS,
HEAD DRESSES, &c. A great many other ar
tlcles, too numerous to mention.
A rich selection of MILLINERY GOODS to
which she would particularly invite an early call of
her customers, visitors to the city. and the public
generally. All the Goods will be sold at very low
prices.
BLEACHING and ALTERING any kinds of
BoDnets. equal to new.
oc R-d2m" MRS. DEMEIMAN.
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NEW Stock OF fKEsM GooDs At

NEW STOtk OF FKEsM GUUDS al
~ CHEAT REpucTIn,NsSS, PRoSM ~: E EoS-s ! Pr
SAMiiEI SUTHERLAND. No. l32 Main street,
Richmend. Va. importer Of and dealer in Guns
Pistols, Rifles, Powder tasks, Shot roue nes;
Game Bags. WaddinE and Sporting Articles OF all
kinds. Pocket Cutlery, Walking Canes, FISHING
Tackle, &c 40. Colts Reviewers in any guam
tity. and on the most favorable terms.
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iaw4w RO HOWARD. Clerk.
kI,0 HIRAM TIpNEp 20 49,.

T'O HIRAM TURNER, Esq.-Take notice
L that on the l2rH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1859 at
the office OF Mssssrs. Lensr Davis, in the city of
the hours Of A, NJ; and T, NJ. / shall take the
deposition of BARCLAY Z. LEWIS. to he read rs
evidence on my behalf in certain suit ut law.
pending. IN the Circuit Court OF the city of Rich
mond Va between YOU as plaintiff and me AS de
remnants and III SAID depr siion should not he fully
taken on that daE. the further taking OF the same
VIII be continued from ti..,e to time till compe ted
JAMES WILLIS, by his Attorney
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-28
- TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY

80 OF Ric I'm IF V undeTs r Of
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for MADISON
"ARD; AT the ensuing election. Having, Tor up
wards OF eighteen years, been connected with the
Police OF the city he would have deemed the state
ment OF that fact. above, az sufficient guarantee
promptly and e.ectually DISCHARGED. But he is in
formed that 1t is being represented thrnu2h the
city that he is an incumbent of a good office. He
begs leave 70 say that, irem an injury received
Gently IN the dtseharse3t his Pc ice duties, he fears
same should he be called on to perform any extra
ordinary service. and therefore seeks the one he
no lsNtde* CADMUs c. JOHNSON.
z TO TIE VOTERS OF TIsEcITY
nounre myself a candidate for the Office of CON-
MISSioNER Of THE REVENUE" of the he Sd G DIS
ttiot. MONROE WARD made vacant By the re-
no ls-tde - " GEo: w. H. TYLER.
'3<csss ENtE-MoSRoE WARD.-f Z respect IS a
fully announce myself candidate for the above
Office. made vacant by the resisnat!on . Of JESSE
IA Election, LIST December, 1859. no tide.
z -~ TO TEE VOTERS OF THE
candidate for Of THE REV
ENUE for MADISON WARD. Having had several
ers office, l consider myself capable of discharg
ing them in the proper manner, II 1t should he your
/ pleasure to elect me.
refer to the following certificate.
HENRFCo Co. Nov. II, 1859.
Mr.. LEWIS l.. Smith NOW candidate for Com
missioner of the Revenue for Madison Ward in
the City Of Richmond assisted me in my duties
Commissioner of the Revenue in Henrico county,
during the years 1888 and take great pleasure
in stating that the duties ASSIGNED to him we're per-
formed promptly and in manner highly satisfac-
tory to nay SELF the Auditor ofPuhlic Accounts, and
the County Court. ]. b. KEEsER,
Late Com'r of Rev. Henrco county.
Very respectfully,
noI7-tde LEWIS L. SMITH.