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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22
.MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK.... IL
Cleared.

Steaushps-De Soto Johnson Havana Lying.on crohero
Co.. City Of Warrington (Brh Jeffrey, Liverpool john u
Dale
sbips-Fors Southland Southland, glasgow Jos W. Ewen
Co katrr Amy, Liverpool VIM Whock jE A. Jackson,
johnson, Liverpool Tspscott & Co.
Bsrks-Mary Aon Horton, Brs oil Pluri5us onum Wsl'
lace Gagay J. w. Elwell Co Quincy 6Paiks, Havana
Truo Resell CsrDioe Hopkins, Bsngor Brett Son Co.
r. q. w Dodge jarvis Apalscbicoa ". ii. Hazard
BIas-J b King (Br.) cofil Hantpot d, Dewcfi Ed
deavcr Adams, Portland Novelty Shaw Philadelphia
Schooners-W A. El Hawkins Washiazton, Jonas Smith
Co. Waterbury, Swnnerton Fernsndna, DoneI Potter
Co.; Elizabeth Eenor Lane, Charl ston, Van Br1at
Segh. Booth Savannah, Sturges, Chairman CO. Dkyi
son. ydeT Fredericksburg NJ Bedel w Conquest Balls
New-Haven Durham & Dimon; T. NJ. Dufisld Jones Pau
River master; Cors0n Rogers Philadelphia, j. W Mckee
Gaelic Winston Bristol r. Law, Saehy Alexandria Merrill
4 Abbott
Steame.--Brissol Allen, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

ALBANY, sept n, m.-FLouR easier prices ,eaies
doWn"ttc sales 900 bbh NHBAT- COO sh prime H
o. ate Of ~ gco good White Michigan Il 81 az. 800 bush
Nte Canada az 81 30 ard 400 bush nco White Michigan AZ
~ 20 Ehsales 40 bush. Cayuga at zoe and
"p car loads OF fouTrowed State Winter st 5c Oars m f4ir
qts ana deeb sales Of TO- GOO bush STATE Soc 700
o. IN 90 at J and 2O bush do In load, at 8e Rla-
sai.s ~ bac' WhlsKY-sales 100 bbh at 2i'
ArGrsTA, Sept .l-CorroN-Saes uninportaut. olos,ry
qule, but steady - V"S
boFfio seot 2lG n.FLouE duh out steady sales $50
ses ~ 20 20 20 20 ivr INtra Wisconsin anl Illinois, rs al
- ~ or kxIi lrdi,na, Michigan aud oha 50 aJ9 30 IS
oi hohba f1tras WHRAr-ahe immense ree-ipts gbil,
have m yt been equaed ~ tho hty OF Buffalo, nave d a
@e ue houess VI holders, aud buyers waiting Tor a.
9op9eqaeuty the nar.e is In temporary a5eysacsi sale,
WV p%a He'd WINTER phiV ~ BIJ1j lo,Op bail, Do. I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22
BROOKLYN cIrY COURT. Sept. 2l-Befors Jud

BROOKLYN CITY COURT Sept 2i-Beiora Judge CuLyHR
Louisa a. GTsenssds ast WliamJ. GIecnslaie.
Action for divorce on the ground If adnlt5ry.-The
facts tbs sh.W that the defendant widOwer
with children, some time Ia January and within mouth
alter the o his Ts wife, proposed lead the fair plain
tin 10 the altar che consented add they for the
second time for he widow with two children They
lived together til about the 1t Of March following tn
rot gong Der sa lon she LETT AID has resided
with him She chan that ace the marriage he has committed
adultery With Iesding ia Dued street and with sew
eral others ard upn this ground she commenced suit or d
yorce The charges made sgnst defendant faly proved
before The Referee and upon tho motion OF Mr. Joan r. Troy
plaintiffs counsel the report confirmed and ud ent Of d.
Yorce de- Tcod against thS defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

The BERGEs TvsSEL.-On Thursdsy, a large rock
about 40 feet square, gave way in the Bergen tunnel
of the NewYOrk and Erie road the earth having been
loosened by the recent rains and fell upon the track
with great violence This accident will canse de,sn-
ton in the operng of the unne for the passage OF cars
OF two or three weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

Hall. These gentlemen were sscor'ea 70 S'o 49,
which was filed 70 overBoriDg' rnsy "ei" ~sn ~
ceiyeS. and II passed of very enthusiastically
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22
-NEW-JFRSEY ITEMS

INV STEAM FhePy.LLER.-One Of Capt. Dcgroots
new steam propsle'1 made an engineers trip from
Jersey City recep.dy, when abe made unusual speed
in returning, the propeller made the distance from
Yonker to twenty second street. N. T., distance Of
about IL miles in so minutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22
BROOK YW .I1,EIN8

TIE srREEra-sewers are being CONSTRUCTED in
several of the mos. public horOugtfss, and gas pipes
laid BY the new Company In number Of Streets
making altogether disagresabe, for ladies'
especially. The work is, however, prosecuted wi'h
yigor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22
Nv Telearaph.
CUARTEsTO,

CHARLESTON, Sept n.--rho steamship Columbia Benyi
nom New.loll arr. here AZ O'Clock Ihursday evening
for Liverpool with cargo Of 72N bb aoa and $500 bush
wheat
BOSTON Sept al Arr steamer Spragae, Mathew. PHI
Ldelphia, ship Sea King Baker ItyopooL
Ships MoIgn, ard Nesto not below as reported yesterday
--nisteke.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

BANNER PREsESTArIos.-On Monday night next
the ladies' Of Jerrey City will present the WdeAwake
Battalion with beautiful American flag, at Metro
poIitan Hail. en- which occasion there viii be parade
and display.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22
ns..,n,. of Produce.

,oi y, oil ss,s,. sept q, Iseo-21 sasl bts Flour,
iee hbi. corn Meal 81 20 bush Wheat Slll boh Corn,
iii hush Oats w pkg whisky, IS pkgL Ashes, ia pk.
Prcylsons ~ psss OF Meal fi kegs Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

The Republican State Central &c om''aes ooOuuaSa
!, ,e.rios yesterday at the Actor Hoose' a"Sug% ,
,hs business Of the campaign. Some o. the "i'9'
Auskes we're on hand with reference 70 'he dem0n'
e,,a,iou Of Oct 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

BnooKLYs CITY CoURr CALr spAR-Monday Sept
s., a. Is, 70, g. &c. &c. 90, e. %. d o. s. g. H. 10 II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

You've THEA lad named John Riley was
arrested in Jeey City yesterday morning charged with steal
Ing al Peter Ls1gbhn, and 81 from Michael Whaan
bosrdeIs Mrs Rsgsns IN Prospect street The boy commit
ted the three since and after purchasing himself
suit of clothes divide the balance OF the money with two COM
penions the squandered away in NewYork The se
cua I'd was committed for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

Rry OyTp-A lad named Newman fell IT IN the
p6orm Of Myrtle Thursday aneTno ~ and
~ ~, heeIs raised over his shoulders uns N badly Hs
wa conveyed 70 his fathers residence eorDe Of Smith and
WaUen streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22
Dinnstrrs. sc.

Tax BR scHK MAR0ARKr DIN, before reported ashore
M Rock Hell Gate has been got oh aud taken Into Port Meg,
ia where che nil discharge las received bat slight dApsse,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22
f over 60 boys nish' Many expensive asylams
have no greater punee< man this 10 care for.
THE H. g. q T. MEETING

THE H.. g. q T. MEETING
To nc ESst'v " Tx. N " T1isuAa
SIN: In an EDITORIAL notice Of the H., s. u L. meet
ing Of this cate, yOa havel douot not unin'ennOnSny
done Mr. John A. Williams of North Carolina
gre At wrong Mr.. Williams is North Carollnan, Of
.se firm Of Cooper g. Williams Of Oxford, Granville
County. He k a gentleman in every sense OF the
word, man Of fine feeliUg aud would scorn 10 do a
thing so mean as the one you represent him az doing
naaely fraud, by pretending 10 represent STATE OF
which he was not a citizen. You evidently had MT.
A. Perry SpeTry in your mind when you wrote the
article as Mr.. Sperry of the Vice Presdents,
and also q salesman in the same house with Mr.. Ben
iamip. Mr.. Sperry is the same person who interro-
gated the Rev. Daniel Worth Of North Carolina noto-
Iiety not long since in public meeting held in this
| civ Whether or not Mr. Benjamin bad the right TO
represent Texas at the H., s. 4 T. meeting, am I'M
@v New - Yo1S, Sept. 81, 1860
| Horse THIEVES ON THE HUDsoN.-A very valuable
bay together with buggy and harness belonging TO Judge
nights since reward OF 800 Is offered for the recovery
the property bur st last accounts neither horse nor ~ "AO
MIR. John H. Merck Of Chatham -Four Corners, Cos@ei'
County recently los valuable horse with buggy and mar
The horse traced by m iocpnu' v
within short dssrce Of Albany, when they were DfA
UosR1pLE-Ag INSANE WOMAN ROASTED ALIVE
On 1arsdsJ insane woman ns% MSu,ioea Sullivan WA
aS roa I'd alive IA the County House in Sullivan County
where she wss confined How nc ne novsrsd her eSths
were all on ire se expired few hoEzs in great agony
Fatal RAILROAD AccIDENT-On Thursday morn
ing the muts.ed Iemass Of men named John Dony Ter
fnS upon chs rA Dad track Seneca station The sku
divided ere arm s.VeTa sn ng uPp over by the
, | train, but bow the accident occurred is 3 mystery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

MILITARY.-Capt. VIM. Sanderson has been ap-
pointed Adutsnt CT the Second Regiment IN place Of H. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

MATRIMoNIAL.-A young man engaged as a coach
driver taken before Justice Gutter Of Jersey City
on charge Of delicate nature preferred BY young woman u
Celtic MAKING the beat Of the matter the t~ai1 wended
their way residence of Father Kelly and were uded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

Markets-CARgFULLY REPORTED The n. Y. TRIBuys.
| FRIpAY Sept 81, 1880
AsHEsThe market wihOu. qnotabe change sales Of rOt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

wINsTON-POPB Al EysnF' aie Wis, By the Rev. D. g:
Evansville Wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

4 MINIATURE ALMANAC.
S1n-RiseG. 5:47 Sets $50 M0on-Sets ll;.o
| HIGB WATER
Sandy Hook O59 Gov Island. Lac He0Gste.,. $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

ONE EETEcr OF TRE LATE PRocEEDIScs AGAINST
YaGRA STs.--We ere Informed by the Superintendent
Of the NeWsboys LOdgiag-Houss, tha the recent on
slaught co Migrants by the police, has had good effect
on some Of their Idle boys One very dull Gtls fellow,
named PADDY, came running in lately, crying Justify
and in great fright, "0cb, pIase Mr. OC9nnoF,
want claue shirt COZ they're going TO arrest me for
ysgabons, If / wears THE ould one.' Mr.. OC. &C
ooidingIy equipped him. and he marched out with the
proud security Of decent American citizen who is
above arrest az yagabone." AaCther boy supplied
hiuself with shoe-bock, without brushes or baek-
ire and swings ID over his shoulder aud says, Now
if tley touch me- III just cay I'm respectable boot.
black IN tie Newsboys' Lodging as!' The most OF
ihs ads however, are beyond any fear Of hi aud are
working bard at ,Jaoreui ealiogs Several star on
Tuesday ne1t to try their fortunes With Mr. Tracy, ia
he West. Tais ins, tuition does great amount Of
good viii very lille VOisc There have been regu'
ally lodging there DUNG 'e 20! BsstAsI ~ average
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TO ARRIVE.
Passengers Arrived
MINIATURE AIkAsl

n steamship Malta from LirepooI-Mr and Mn Ga'sn,
Dr. Sands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

rwrSry THOUSAND DOLLARS MlssIse. "A package
.,.on,.sorv po,es 10 the amount of 10000 was re-
-, vrsi,ed from the Tanners Bank at CatskDl,
60 Conutv. to the Union Bank, New-York, but
hss never been received A search was losI'u'e0
nv q xas found that the package contained also a
letters from Cs,sk none Of when have osen ceived
lie supposed to have been eari'ea ur'u'en to som
distant Office aud that 1t will yet coma round all night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

ROBBERY OF A SHIPS CARco.--Peter Welsh, the
ste Of the bark Louisa Jewett yesterday licked
mp in the Tolbs on charge Of stealing iron aud cop
per from the cargo of the weasel to the value Of $780,
The bark recently arrived here from Rio JanerO laden
with rosewood iron and copper, Consigned to Mr.. Jo
seph Bfento, No. I76 Front street. An examination
showed that about 60 TINS Of iron, AMI tuns Of cop
per hid been stclsn. AS Welsh had been at various
times sseu to carry sshore iron and "copper" he
rested by Officer kven Of the SECOND Ward. Welsh
was locked up and the officer isrGw Engaged trying to
find the property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22
SUPREME COURT HAxBERs.-sErr. 2L-Before Just
ISGRAHAN.
DECISIONS.

Antonio G. Graves agt. Margaret VI. Graves, by
kc Motion granted fer slony at 5 per week. aad counse
Zee Of $50
Curtis Aekerley act. Geo. G. Butterworth.--Th de
ndapt nay have an the BAIL and ords
that plaintiff charge defendant ia within three month
Of execution against the property OF defendant &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

Found DRowEED.-Coroner Jackman yesterday
held inquest On the body of man who fell into the
water at Pier No East River. The place is a very
dangerous one and people passing along South street
ere very liable TO mistake the road and fall into the
river. Verdict, drowned, with Recommendation 70
the authorities TO have the place fenced The deceased
was about 40 years DID, had dark hair and gray eyes,
and was dressed in brown Goa. and plaid vest. In
his Ioeksss were SO H. and ring marked +" Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

CHoRcH ExrESaos.-Ths Union Chapel congrega-
t,on prof MattisOn'sl have secured three lots Of
ground on West Forty first street, nsar Sixth avenue,
and have commenced the erection Of church edaee.
h is 10 be Of brick, in the Romanssque style, with
lc,ure-room and cassrooms in the rear, the came
level twill eost about $4,000 exclusive of the site
The main audience room viii be 81 by 81 feet with
end gallery only, and viii seat about 800 persons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-13

WASHINGTON, Nov. I2-As far as can be
ascertained there is no disposition either on
HE part of the Administration or of gentle
neh Of political prominence here, to in ter
lere with the present Southern movement, ex-
cept perhaps in friendly spirit. II is now
pfobable that the President will soon issue an
ADDRESS or proclamation, as the election of
delegates TO the South Carolina Convention is
'lske place at an earlier day than was recent
" anticipated, and as in consequence there
would rot be sufficient time for the general
circulation of an appeal through the Presi-
uehts annual message, as originally contem-
Plated The subject was, o-night, under con-
Naefallon. 1t is understood that Thos. Cor
wiz, OF Ohio, can If he will, occupy a promi-
Arhl position in Lincoln's Cabinet, and in the
sNent OF his declining to do SO, an invitation
VIII De extended 10 Ewing or Vinton of the
zane State. Messrs. Graham aud Badger of
worm Carolina, are also as confidently men
"Uaeo In this connection.
Ill me President, to-day, headed a subscrip-
aoH isl tor the relief of the sufferers in Kan
as with SlO, and gave assurance that he
"y T appeal TO Congress in their behalf.
&c. Aelels rumor here of the declara ton of
4AHuepenience by South Carolina, but ii is
uouotiess nothing but rumor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-13
AUCTION sAxuS
FUTURE DAYS.
BY lie. u. LYME. Aucf,r.

TRUST SALE OF HOUsE axnror
= On UNION HILL Pursuant TO the now,
SONS Of deed of tnst, executed by philip Wat
kns, Trustee, to ne, on the 4th day If Eskrr.r.
iSoo and recorded in the Clerks office of Henp,cn
Nf UNITY Court, | shall, on FRIDAY, tLs 23i day
oil November. 1869, at o clock p N an tns 49,
mises, se at public auction, to the his bast hegay
the property conveyed By the aforesaid deed md
a 1 De therein as "a certain lot yins on Union
OF Richmond fronting thirty FIVE feet On the est
siqe o. Scott street and running back be tween va
an alley fifteen feet wide, being a portion of Lot
10 . SQUARE No. 2761s; rs desIgnated in deed
A. arring ton, dated l2sh of May, 1915 :" ~
HOLSE. ~ '" i.0hiA
TrEMs.-Cash, as to $3.50; the remainder of the
purchase money on credit of months for which
apegotlable note Will be required, with Interest
secure the payment. ' w
THOS: J. EVANS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by Ro. b. LYME, Auot'r.
no l3-dt
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COMMERCIAL
The Georgia legislature,

MLLEDGEvILLE, GA Nov. II "A resolution
was introduced in the House to day, 10 the
effect that Georeia declares herself out OF the
Union, and another of similar character but
calling convention of the people 10 ratify
The SECESSION was also introduced. Both We're
referred TO a committee.
Senator Toombs' resignation is to take place
after the 18th of March, unless Georgia sooner
secedes.
Il is reliably reported here that Senator
hammond, OF 5. C., has resigned his seat in
the Senate
SECOND DISPATCH.
AlLLgDGENILLE, GA, Nov. IA resol ution
Was offered In the House instructing the Geor-
gla Senator's and Representatives in Congress
10 Tesst the counting OF the Electoral vote of
toe States which have uullified the fugitive
fa'e law. 1t was made the special order of
the day for the 20th inst.
resolution was offered contemplating the
calling eta Southern Convention in February
stAtlanta
UGe OF the provisions of the Retaliatory bill
e1empts foreign goods and merchandise, ina
ported in to Georgia and other Southern por Is,
ism State, county and corporation tax, after
The lst Of January.
bill was introduced in both Houses, call
ing a Convention, TO which all Federal affairs
shall be referred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-13
BY Richard Cauthoru, Auct.

Ar G E SALE OF 1ROCKERY Ann
- GLASSW ARE.-0n "WEDNESDAY, l4th in
stant at III O'Clock at my store. will sell at AUG
uon large and desirable assortment of CROcKE e.
RG and GLASSWARE, CONSISTING in part of
hlte granite Dishes. Plates, Cups and Saucars.
Sets, Dinner Ware, &c.
uALso.-An invoice Of yellow and Rocking ham
Pans, Chambers. Bed Pans. Tea Pots, Mugs. sc.
, ALSO Common Blue-edged Plates, Dishes,
Painted Teas. Bowls. &c.
GLaSSWARE.-This is of a superior quality.
and cons, SITS of Bar and Table Tum blerr, tioblsss
Wines, Dishes, lamps. Jars, Salts. Casters, 30.
ALSO Shoe Jacks, &c, &c. .Ea.
The above Ware Is Of the best quality, and wi IN
be sold without reserve. -
TERMs.-Cash for all sums of $50 and under ;
over this amount, 60 days credit. for approved pa
per. Ino i0l X. CAUTHORN Auet,r
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MARINE INSURANCE.
incorporated 1ezz.)
RHE VIk0INIA FIRE AND MARINE INael
ANCE COMPANY.

O6oe No. Isl Main Street, Richmona.V
Capital and Surplus, $4,000
YHIs COMPANY has the advantage of tsssssy- ssvss
years experience in the Insurance business, apa
having enjoyed the favor Of the public during All
Of that period needs no special recommendation .
It effects Fire Insura nee in city and country ana
Marine Insurance to all parts Of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are as above and its
Affairs are managed yrudsgtly, but literally and liz
rates are as low those of any other good instta-
ton. pIRgcToVs:
W. l., Coxardin, E. Wadsworth, Patrick Cullen,
yoseph Alien. Wm Beers, Geo. "; Smith.
VIM. Palmer, Chas. W. Purcell, Jno. N Gordon.
Alex. X. Parker, Jos. p. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas. A. Inloes, II. A. Claiborne,
Apply to the President or Secretary, in person or
by letter. W. u. COWARDIN, President.
WIN. w ILLfa. Jp.. Seoretar- joe-tn
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VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY
The proprietoI takes pleasure in announcing
to the public that the

VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY
Is now IN full and regular operation, and has ca
paelt, sufficient for very large demand.
HIS aim Will be TO render sahs faction To all of
his customers, and he trusts that Q will meet
with a liberal patronage from the merchants OF
the Southern States.
The Refinery is located Immediately on the
wharf at Rockets, and Is conveniently situated
for sbIpme nts In everv direction For the present
only white and yellow Coffee sugars will be made.
and IL the enterprise meets with that success the
proprietor hopes to deserve, he will, in the Spring.
eniai ge the buildings; put on additional machine
Being governed in his sales b., the New York
prices, he hopes the merchants of his own state
and other Southern States will patronlse him hbN-
rally, and he guaTante es that his Sugara are
equal 10 sim lar Sugars manufactured North.
Orders will be received for 10 bbls. Sug AZ and s
bbs Syrup and upwards.
Sugars and Syrup delivered to any store IN the
city, or at any OF the Railroad Depots, Wharves,
or on Canal Boats, free of charge.
Orders by mail or telegraph promptly attended
to at sellng prices OF the day on which they are
received, unless llmited. Samples Of each DAY 3
refining Will be exhibited at the Office, No. q ain
street, under the st. Charles Hotel.
| CHAS. Y. M0RRISS,
Proprietor of the Va. steam Sugar Refinery.
| no 5-lmcw2
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Army Moyeneats

from ~ hkAeNEY, Oct. l0.-Arrived to-day
kOrrj. mp Floyd, Utah, First Lieutenant Is
rsutt 10, M nigh, with twenty dragons, en-
morrou, ew Mexico. They will leave to-
al i've by yesterdays mail to send from here
u BE- hsso'refnment teams bat six; as wood has
sblletv a eleven miles il has excited great
eollsrt among the officers how they are to
clear snd lhree days the weather has been
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-13
Northern Markell

NV foRE, Nov. 10 - Stocks iower,N y c.n
TalsU; ta'eN; Missoari's rs. Cotton s,say Xeh-
flouI heavy Southern SIS 6Sa 90 o. WEN
seilcSw"yrss aHes, mixed ssaos SeaAern White So.
SIS 2sa SIS 80. Whisky lover AVA - = l..zS prime
Sugar dail At ea7e. Turpentsne stas 81 zig
81 hSsln r Sn,l at tL.sa5. Rice STEADY a. q. g
seard shows decline in railroad stos - me stock
per share, and IN U. s. bonds OF shnnt o. about
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-13
BY Alex. Nett, Auct,y.

NJ TURE. &c.-WIil be sold at auction. n M
sntore, corner Main and 18th streets, on TUES,
comn. morning morning nsxs, the 18th day Of November.
DRY GOODS. Several invoices of seasonable
Dry GOODS; Coat, Pants, Vests, Net ShIrts, Draw
OCEkiES.-Whiskey, Brandy Manufactured
aooacco' Champagne, Butter; Glassware, Crock
ALSo.-A otof Furniture. Carpets, Stove. &c.
no IL At.kX MOTIF Anot
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N q CE
~:x:1,

co1Ios me attentIon of tho ladies' is respeotfuliy
oa.tu 20 me following articles from mat iusIiy
Ph sdellesdh,am s1nafactprer. HEssY WIRENhS, Of
MATES: Siiof'o an the onllod
Lanes SIeve Kid Cork Sole Button CATERS;
=. ratent lie ither Baimoral BOOTS;
u Soat cAn do. do.
=, french Kid Congress CATERS;
9. french Cashmere Congress CATERS:
:. french do, Button do
=. Tahcy Embr d SLIPS, with wooden heels;
=, Fancy SLIPS. with cork soles;
yph;s biaok kid SLIPS, with and without hee Ia;
500 .vsether win great variety of other ar
HciFs, make my assortment very complete and
suited THTI,TP WuIsTE io - s M; 10 oe
~ nn'-bsoies who have been in the habit of hav-
IN, Ing their She's made in Philadelphia bv MIR
NihkMAS, can order them through me, as have
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-13
BY Geddin & Appe:son, Auct'r.,

VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
" BUILDING LOr ON The SOUTH SIDE OF
CLAY, BETWEEN 9rH AND 10Th SITS. FOR
o. o. the premises, on TUESDAY, tie 10Th NV >
1860, at o'clock P NJ. that most valu able LOT
located as fronting 70 feet on the sou tn aid
of Clay street, running back 1853 feet 10 an aIley
common 70 feet wide This lot will be divided, II
required. The location OF this lot is a most dest-
rable one, and the ne il hborhood very Improving
=, Terms -Une fifth cash ; balance at 4, g. IL and
10 mon' hs for negotiable notes, interest added
ana Ute retained TIL all the purchase money is
paid. GODDIN & ApPERS0N 1"
nol3 Auot;oraa,.