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Mr Gushing. in his recent speech says In
reference 10 the hosting of the secession flag
on board thT james Gray, at Charleston:
-Pernit sas, In the first place, TO say. tina,
whatever may nave been done Oh board the
James Gray Ia this respect, was done without
any orders, knowledge or rlYity on. the part
Of 81 der Of my brothers or myself, aud that
our Grst aud oaIy knowledge ot ihe matter at
rus tine Vas derived ITom The ts!egralLic
, 'atsiaebl III IL appeared IN various shapes in
~ newspapers Of E.stVl,"
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ORION OF SLAVERY IN CUBA The first
negro slaves directly imported into Cuba Were
forty negroes brought from the Cape de Verde
Islands. in 1926. They were sold for about
"a, or ~til each.
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PoIsoNKD-The oyerseers Of The poor ci
Berkeley county, Va, Were poisoned fe "
days ago III a dinner al the poor-house, bni
have since recovered. Two paupers are sus-
pecttd
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NOTlCE.-DeliEqusnt consumers o. Water II
~ JEFFERSON VAR u are hereby notified that
tthey fail TO pay their bills on or hetoTe the h
INST. bsfore tia hour Of3 o'clock Nj, they W Ill
he dealt with according 20 the requirements OF the
following extract from the ordinance concerning
tbs Water Works:
By an ORDINANCE passed By me CoHacH May
Slst, 1855, Ii any Water Bill remain unpaid Tor
THIRTY DAY. next after that on which It 10 present
ed, the Auditor shall notify the Superintendent,
who shall stop the Water from being used ON the
premises IN respect 20 which the default exists,
anu he shall not allow 1t 10 be used on those
premises again until SAID bill Il. paid and five ser
cent will be added TO the OTIS lnal amount OF tho
bill, which shall be placed II the hands OF the City
Collector. who is hereby authorized and requ red
10 collect the same as If II due tor city taxes.
D. J. SAUNDERS, JR., for
do L. L. M g rrIS
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Two MEN kiLLgD.-At Randolph, in Bib
county, Ala, young man named John
SmitLerman shot, with u double barrel gun,
Killed
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Ea CncnrTcMt TOtes,--Wc will take "A
par, IN exchange for DRY GOODS, the notes of
ali solvent Banks il Virginia, NORTH and SOUTH
CAROLINA, provided they are offered IN sums OF
FIVE dollars and upwards, aud We are not requ red
tc give specie III change. Our stock Is very fail
and complete.
New CLOAKS constantly received, and very
cheap. tno H-tsl WATKINS FICKLEN
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SPECIAL EOTICHD i.
~ Powers

Ha- Powers
NEW GALLERY.
Two door hslnw the AmsTcan HOTEL
"A GRAND TRIUMPH" The world never
knew its equal Bnrnum thrown completely in
the shade. The uce of Wales and Crock Nation
don'r 'tand any chance ho=iS dddHHS with his
hoSs pistol are completely hehlnd the lines when
compared with Frs bran-uew AM BRO
TYPE GALLERY. why, gracious goodness,
thew take Likens.sss there as big as your two
hands for only FIT i CENTS. de 4-lt'
na- The Holiday style
OF SILK HAT,
Has Just been received at
BINFORD'2 HAT STORE,
81 MAIN STREET.
This rs the verV latest style of HAT that Is is
sued, between the regular + all and coming Spring
style
North CAROLINA NOTES taken at par,
when FIVE dollars and upwards are invested.
de Ct
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TOYS, FANCY GOODS, &c.

TOYS AND FANNY GOODS r Wan.
MANN h CO, Isl Road street. hive nov
open one OF the best assurtments Of TOYS and
FANCl bOOlh ever brous ut to THIS market. W
a BAS, u X ESS CASES WORK BOXES
WRITING DESKS, FL WEIR VASES, CUPS
and ShUCEkS, TRAVELLING BAGS. FORTE
NUN Wales and TOl IN great variety, aud AZ
all prices lie Iw,
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&C., RELIGIOUS NOTiCE.-A DAILY
- - UNION PRAYER MEETING 10 held
at the ro)ms OF the lounE Mems Christian AS
socIatiou III GUDDiN'S HALL, from IL TO o'clk.
ChristianA Of all denominations, and strangers
waiting the city, are cordially invited to attend.
loI2-lM
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E.-On Saturday morning last, the
wheelwright shop Of l.. Leak, in Petersburg
was burnt, with u dwelling next door, owned
by Binu Jones. The loss IS 81 900.
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- hEEs' beautiful Pinot Dc raphs and Pearl Am
Esmnps s ihhke apsropriat. Hoiidg presents
aaap stoups ana babies beautItulj, taaen by the
"",o ! hhss instantaneous process. Large sill
I, linos snu iahef eases az q very low anft. i4'
en- street over West x Johnsron's Bookstore
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H. aBLE DtaUAgSTs.-Tne abls Letters of
Hoas. X. nj. 7. HUNTER aud JAaKs NJ Macon,
cur Senators IN Gang fess. on the SUI Jects now
agitating the country, can be had at the counting
room Of the Richmond ExaIDlnef."
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r. MISSION CHAPEL EAiR.-The

60 LADIES of CENTENARY and other
Methodist Churches of the city, will hold THIS
WEEK. at the n nc AANlCS' INSTITUTE, com
mencing THIS EVENING, q FAI R and FEAST,
for the purpose OF raising means to build Chapel
on Marshal stTe2J, near buchanan > Spring
Itls very many ears since such appeal to the
public has been made by the NJ ethoaists of the
city, and as larke number Of OR NAMENTAL
and USEFUL ARrICI Is WILL he offered for sale,
d LIBERAL announcement is anticipated. The
Christmas holidays are at hand and ladies and
gentlemen can su. ply themselves with presents
for their little and large friends.
A table well supplied with REF ENTS
will be spread day and night for tn, aocnmmoda-
ton Of visitors.
All interested will please send or bring Their
contributions to the all during the day.
The managers earnestly invite the operation
of all The MethodlstS OF he city ana vlcInage and
solicit The attendance of The good people OF the
town generally.
The Fair room will be w Il lighted and warmed
every evening, and viii be open for visitors during
the day. de is
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Va u. G1TEE, No. 100 Broad street, between
W 5tn and 6fn manufacturer OF STEAM RE-
FINED, FRENCH, and FANCY CANDIES, Of
all descriptions wholesale and retail aud dssisr
IN FhNCG GOODS, TOYS, FOREIGN FRUIIs.
end CIGARS, OF every variety. respectfully m
'ites the public TO examine his new and beautiful
stock. CIty ana country merchants will Ind ~ tt
their interest II examine his guuus before pur-
chasing elsewhere. t5 he Zee s satisfied he can Of.
Ter as great inducements NJ can to hid uy tUpIT
purchasing North, no lj-dllstJa'
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A CARp.-A notice having appeared in the
n Dispatch Of the 3Jth inst, over tns Signature
Of EVAN + RAGLAND n Co. informing the pub
lie taat had been eDjoined from using the name
OF James c. hcCarthy Il Co IN the way OF endorse
ments or othef v Use, | beg leave, so, 10 inform
them that Receiver having been appointed by
the Court OF Chancery, the II essrs. RAGLAND have
no longer authority 10 uss the name OF the firm in
any traHsf ctioR whatever
de l-3t' JAS. C. MCCARTHY.
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81 The Public Is hereby notified that nv
unusually large stock of HATS, CAPS and LA
DiE>' FURS shall be .old from now TO the lat of
January at very reduced prices
Cncurrent Virginia and North Carolina Bank
Bus taken at par. JOHN DnOLkY,
ue i-eolw 81 Main street.
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@subnrban esd ence for sale. with sew
era acres OF ~ attached sulta % for Ma -ket
Garden or Nursery. or any such business Very
healthy location, and Just half mile from the city
bargain NAV he had Address ''P,'' at his
Office. de 4-ltr
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pOOk ANDJo PRINTING.

The undersigned would respectfully announce
to hi. customers and he public that he Is now
prepared to execute. ct short notice, any descTp-
ton of BOOK AND JOB fhIN TING. from the
smallest whiting card TO the largest law book lie
also prepared To execute. in the nestest and
most fastidious manner, all klnks Of Fancy
P5In ing, IN various eolors- CaTnIine. Pink, Puy-
pie, Br nze. Red, Brown Yellow, .ireen ii short.
an CO lor hat may be desired, and many jobs
a. any person may wish. In this branch OF his
business, he dehes competition 10y any printer IN
the city. All ne asks Is attia Sai lstaetion guar
anteed. GEORGE ". GAkG,
Book and Job Printer,
de 4-3t Pearl ST., between NJ ain and Cary
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~ NO $UsVP HsiOH n Inc SaIP OF Is q Stli fis.
At J. MILLHISEK x BROTHERS.,
1913 Broad street.
w are determined TO offer EXTRAOKDINA-
RI INDCCEMENTS 10 Purchasers of
Dry q o o ID s,
from now until the LIST of January, 1884, in order TO
cut dog7Q our large stock on hand.
Black SILK, az reduced prices.
Fancy DRESS 81 LKS, at reduced prices.
DRESS GOODS, of all materials, at reduced
prloos.
CLNAkS and SH AVIS. at reduced prices,
The reduction IN prlces will commence THIS
DAY, November 18th. and continue until the LIST
of inuaTy, 1861.
We are taking Bank notes of the North Carolina,
South Carolina. and all the Virginia Banks at par.
J. MfLLHISER K bRnlHER
no 23-2w 1913 Broad st.
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mAR1Nu LISBHCt'
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 8.


HigA Wa,s, tAss das Tuesday, So i'e!sth.
ARRIVED,
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, new orh, ihuss
and passengers. Ludiam h watson
: eamar Georse ab.dS; P,Itehard. Baltimore
mdzs and PASSENGERS, D. n w Currls. num-,
Steamer CITY of Richmond. NJ itchaii, Phiiadel-
ph a, mdze. and passengers, q; +. Carcolo, ~,
Bark J. zze charles, Jones, Liverpool, sat- Ed
mond Davenport Co.
Sarb Elf, PiuckRey, Philade iphla, IN ballast.
Big James X. Cole, Baltimore, IN ballast
Schr Georglanna, Booth, James river, lumber
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mdze.
AMI passengers Ludlam Il w atson,
pAssENsERs FER STEAMsH Yorktown, PAR
RIsH, Master from New York:
] b. Whltshead. n. p. Halves, R ,Klyne, ia.
Smith H ". James, R Plerson and lady J +.
Ms!eT., A berndofer, 2 2. Tucker, Mr. HarrI-
Duwall, A Bush Mrs. Hunt, Mira Retchum Jas.
A Ghbs: Mrs smith and two children, M I :
Baptist. Mrs F A Voorhis and child, +. K. Price
d. futile and IA steerage:
Also FROM NORFOLK Henry Joslin. Mrs Cons,
J A. Ronaldue, Jas II. Thomas, Jos. Zimmerman,
Jno Bullock, Jas. Sterling.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS SJOCK.
9~SA HOLDERS OF The WEST POINT
LAM COMPANY. aud holding in the aggregate
more than one teeth Of the capital stock of the
said 'ompany, do hereby give notice that general
meeting of the STOCK holders of the said Company
will be held az West Point, IN the county of King
william, on WEDNESDAY, the 2th Of Decem-
Der, 1850. ALIEN. DUDLEY,
y. z DUVAL,
JOHN POLLARD.
nos -1aw4Tr J. PROSStR TABB.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW CODE OF VIRGINIA
~ NEW EDITION. BY Col. Geo Wytne Mum
WV. A. MORRIS.
MAY0's GUIDE TO MAGISTRATES Second
edition greatly enlarge snd improved. with
notes and references to the latest Statutes and
decisions Price 81.
A. NORRIS publishes, also Hon. Judge Lomax's
ET06Mhx,s EXECUTORS AND ADMlNIsrRA-
TOES 2yoIs 8mo; sl3. c.,
k2N5s sI5sST sysf iGs Sc g..
SANDS, aMfRiGAN E9RM g BOOK. 81 %,
HENNING 4 MUNFoRD's REPORT. Com
wkRs sfifSNi f TSi = REPORT. 1vol.
NEW edition Of the Digest of the Virslnls Re
ports, BY A, II. Saads, Esq, from Jefferson to
TATE'S bic EST has been entirely RS written,
and greatly Tp5oyed' Te1 96s V Il R Ps5eet
de9H It , '' ~ ' A. NORRIS. pnbli.he-.
f,ANTATtO BuYh; ,,sr,,.r
AND ACCOUNT BgoK, for the use of Manasers
agement of Plantation and Farm b 'siness N ev
er, ,partIcular. By Southern Planter "oroeF
New and improved edition. cap folio. half calf ;
Price Slb0 Also. laTRer edition Tor Cotton
rs p % 81 o. Ssn te by maj n D0st paa
tematic farmers IN rama ana experienced
farmers have express d the opinion that those
" no use it Will save hundreds Of dollars.
J. W RANDOLPH, Richmond, Will publish the
above valuable work on IT, ESDAY, Dec IL.
de4-dltcvit
NEW EDITION OK stE
~ VIRGINIA. INCLUDING LEGISLATION
TO THk. YEAR 1859 Just published and Tor sale
by the 81 RY OF TAE COMMONW EAbTH,
tor the benefit of the Library Fund. Price So PEI
copy. 800
and JOURNALS OF thu General Assembly.
CLINE ~ REPORTS, l vol st 81.
RANDOLPH'S. vols; LEIGH'S, u vols /;
r. BlNSON'S.2 vols; GkATTAN'S, Is volumes,
each vnume at S4.
entire set for $3.50. oHEPH ERD'S CONTINUAL
TON OF The STATUTES, 3 vols, at 81 per
SEC'KY OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
de4-dlw&cw4t
WEST & Jo IH1Ss 81 : .,roRv FOR ,ss,
We have this dav commenced caEvasslng the
antee. with our present facilities, t" prouuce q
correct and reliable guide for our business men
AZ d Others. MIR. FGPsLxw has transferred TO US
his list of permanent adVeI tlsements, and the par
ties concerned vii! please hand IN their copy as
sJnn possible.
Every advertiser Is entitled to one copy of the
work free of charge. Each DO h Will contain one
Of Mr.. FEasLFw's maps Of the city.
We expect 20 issue m January.
WEST & JOHNSTON, Publishers.
l45 vain street.
One or two more Canvassers wanted. None aut
responsible persons need apply. dc lit
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PERSON Al.

A COAT.-That person who, on Sunday morn
a Ing, IN Hotties barber shop, on Broad street.
changed q winter coat, viii reGtIiy the mistake
ImmeuGateIy otherwise tie Appropriate steps
VIII be taken, as he Is hnOwG. Ge IL
NlOTEGE.-JAMES c. MCCARTHY mas been
~ enlolned from using the naUs Of JAM ES T..
MCCARTHY i CO., IN the way Of end prsements
o otherwise.
no 80 II EVAN +. RAGLAkO Il co.
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b. An Act OF -ratitudP-30 600 Gopies OF
Nj kDiCAL BOOK FOR u RAJ CIIOL& CIKCU
LAFION. BY SHBerer, who has been eieatuai!y
cured OF Nervous debility, Loss of Memory, and
Dmnes5 OF Sight, resulting from early errors, by
toIinwlng the instructions gwen IN a medical work.
Cons deFs II ms duty, III gratitude To the author,
and for the benefit of ConSnmpuva and Nervous
sufferers, u publish the means used He Will,
therefore, send tree. tt any address, receipt OF
two stamps, d copy OF the work, containing every
Information required. ADDRESS, Box 49," /. o.,
Albany, N. \. no l2--dS cV3m
~ Families will consult their interest
by using SEMPLE'S INFALLlBLE BAKl u
FOW DER Il is cheaper and better than
similar article in market For sae by all re-
taliSTS
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AThe St. Lawrence House.

IN nv 5t. LUWTenCe House,
AT THE SOUTHEAST COR MAIN & 9rHSTs +,
Is FOR RENT for the unexpiled lease OF the pres-
ent proprietor, and the RI RNITURt winch is
az new ard Of the most approved kind, is FOR
SALE ON ACCOM- MODAIfNG TERMS
The house contains FORTY-OUD ROOMS all
b' fifty good and reliable hoarders with faIr pros
pect of receiving large share of Leg slative pa
ronage, as that body is now about to assemble and
several members have ALREADY engaged rooms az
the ST. lawrence The proprietor is anxious to
dispose OF the UNExPLRED LEASE, the FURNIrUTE,
and the GOOD WILL of the house. as he expects to
engage n other business, and therefore invites a
purchaser at private sale. Apply on the premises.
de ) lw
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GxokGE w. MuxFoRp,
10 Nl-atd Sec nl the Com mnnMeaLln-
HoM ~ kAtsk noNt,-ro IN. NsR

OFFICE RICH. / YORK RIVER K X cog
RICHMOND, Nov. 70, lse9.
N0TiCE The holders of the Coupon Bonds
~ OF tets COMPANY are intoT med tast the intet
est which will become due ON ssld Bonds sha
payable in New loTk ON the lst Monday IN JAta
ary next, wlll be paid 81 this once, upon gfeseht
alton Of the Coa pons therefor, from and AFTER 1hs
no al~6t A. w MORTON, Trsas'r
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AO,sE FIKNIsnIN0 eoopN.-I h,

~ Just received 2 large stock ct MOUSE FIR
NleHlNi GOODS, such as Plate Warner Book
iln blsh Covers, Tea and Coffee Pots Ier
StrAneCs, Tin Chamber Sets Table and Door
Hats. WATERS, CarSet, Hair ana Corn BTonms,
Feather and haIr Dus eTs, Tin Cake Boxes; Nlr.
net, Cl, ihes and Fancy Work Baskets. Bra
Gates, OF All descriptions, Children Carnage,
Hobby Horses, Feoclpedes, " HOY Chairs, apI
other articles too numerous TO mention. FaFsae
at No. ll3 Broad street, by
nn 2--6t Holm AAHRnt
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re- Terrible Times Down South.-Gyery-
body IS p' epar ng for war. Great excitement. ne
people are making ready for the battle. South
Carolina ia about 70 secefe. But ROCKS GOOD
SAMARITAN is still in tae field. II has relieved
many po0r lnvailds. and IS prepared to give relief
ars, Stiffness of Joints sc and al kinds of
pains. For sale by all the Druggists of Richmond
and esev here. no 29- lW'
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MIR JOSEPH JEFFERSON '"eaiaa,
" NV III apessf ~ his TIVE sIeat eAarsot.r. ~
ph. PANGLosS AND DlcKORTG Of
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+. NHkISI Was TOYS

4 4
~ AND FANCY GOODS
FOR The HOLIDAYS
Our stock being entirely new, with no old 81, "a
goods mi eTmixed, We invite the attention of our
insnds ana dealers generally, with Iuli confidence
IN our ahlnty To please, both As - quaNt, am
prices. Wholesale dealers supplied,
TEMPLE OF FANCY.
no % ISL 2ipI Main at ui,ys stb
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"a Southern Savings Bank

SdplnIS Bank
WHILE oSF f FtS Jbf FoR DE-
POSfTS
eoFFICE-l59 Mair street. at the store IF Watkins
OrFICERs.-P. T Moore, President; w. A.
Jenkins. SECRETARY; J L Watkins, rraasurer-
directors VIM Ira Smith, J. r. Regnault A =.
Price
This institution which has been in successful
operation Tor several years, receives deposits OF
money IN small or large sums, and pays the inter
est Annually. IL desired at the rate of SIX per
cent per annum, 1t remaining on deposit months,
and per cent for shorter periods. de Sim
~ Notice to the ladies'
OUR LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
Al REDU Eli PRICES !!
Sale continued To- DAY, and until LIST of January
next ALI kinds Of money taken IN payment for
purchases. No discounts taken IF any notes of
ihs Banks OF VIRGINIA, NORTH or SOUTH
CAROLINA.
ALL TAKEN AT PAR!
Purchasers Will please give us an early call.
and lay In their supplies at t!e reduced rates.
]. MlLLHISER & BIO.
de 3-3t 1913 Broad street.
A- Richmond Made Cassinieres va
AND
BLANKETS from the CfsHShatc Wooden Company.
We have some ofthese beautiful CASSIMERES
equal in styl and texture TO the finest French and
Engsh Goods, 10 which we invite the attention
OF those needing husiue dress suits.
Also, superior BED BLANKETS, mada in our
city. WATKINS i FICkLEN
\. R.-A splendid assortment of all kinds of
DRY GOODS, very cheap. w. & F.
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TUESDAY EVENING. Dee. ek
WIN be presented Coleman's COINED, of,a
HEIR Al LAW '
DR.. Pans iOss Ill. " and A 9.3iMr rv,.
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80 Ladies'. Look at This.
A splendid stock Of LADIES' CLOAKS AND
DRESS GOODS Just received which have been
purchased within the past week, at great saorl-
6ce, and Will be sod at about one half former
prices Tor cash. All ask OF you is. come and
and examine ior yourselves ~ No. 20 Main ST.
no 23-lm JNU. l.. SMlCHER.
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To conclude with the lsughahle farce rF,ho
SPECTRE BhlDKG ROOM $40
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RKiDAL AND CHRISTMAS rREskNrs


L FOR COOP GIRLS AND BOIs.
The SUBSCRIBER is receiving a large and hand
some assortment of TOYS and other FANCY
GOODS, such fine Work Boxes, q abas. Needle
BOOKS, " 4tcA Cases, China Ornaments. Also.
Nasups. Cats, S!sJgEs, s c.. al of WhlcI =. .
sell at d slH1l pfght. JOHN Fl ARNOLD.
no zS-l2t no. llS Bro al street
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DUARDiSG.-Oue or two ID r \ RABL +
- ROOMS vacant at the EbGEMONI HOUSE,
between 9th and 7th streets i2-ts
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DOARDENG.-The subscribers, haunx Laksa
~ the house Of Jos IL. Crenshaw, ESQ, on VI ia
street, be .ween 9th and eth, inform their irI6EdS
aud the public that they Will he prepared 20 re-
ceIye DOHrders on the lst OF October.
The house is in excellent repair, ana lifted Up
with every convenience for the comfort OF It's il
mates. IL is pleasantly situated, and CONVENIENT
to the business part OF Tho city. Several uAJ
boSIdefs can he accommodated.
4. y, MURRAY,
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4. n + T. & - "a AjY.
MAIN ST, DOORS ABOVE srU.
We open this morning,
AMI will EXHIBIT during
the HOLIDAYS, Il new
and splendid assortment
OF TOYS and FANCY GOODS
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AMUSHMENTg.

~ " Hic.mOs THEhrnr
KuNKgL& MOxLgY- ,Iss..a,
TH03. u. HOXLEY 49,, - ., saaseo
l. d. THAdsifs.. 49,. Stage MaarSsrr
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HigA Vols, tAis ia, Tuesday, 50. ,'e!osa.
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LUMBER OF ali klnds, MAHOGANY and
SHIN LES,
Has IN hand a large stock of Canada and NJ ,eAI-
gan CLEAR WHITE PINE; Fl9tldss and "
sinia DRESSED ELQokiSS, sthF fSAsA'
BtekorY. OAK aud Baton Wood.
YARDS corner Of Cary and 10th streets, and poo
ana ia, h strssIS no st-tlsIJ
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BOARDING,

pOfkDiSG.-I have two pleasant and desITa
ID bic rec ma - the CARLTON HOUSE, 6uitl
be Tor latu,dss that may desire - obtain BuAkD
In pleasant ptl.Hu, Ihuud. and convenient tp
BUSINESS in the CITY
Severai DAY kOARDERS can also be accom-.
muGa,eG, bY EAs. BASS,
Gu l9th, between Broad and Marshall as.
There lsa lAbLh aud CAERlA0E HOUSE
attached % the lot, Tor Ie-t. 10 p CT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-04

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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15
Z Lover Finds Happiness in His Disap
pointment. t+79

A correspondent at Northern
watering place thus reveals how he
once passiorately sufeted and was
crued:
Down in an inner pocket of that
valise there lies a perfumed little
glove; years have fed since it was
worn, yet the scent of the rose
leaves it once pressed to it still; you
might turn each finger wrong side
out and discover nothing therein.
yet that little glove contains the his
tory Of a life-a two volume ro-
nance set in nonpareil solid. 1t is
a memento Of a watering place; it
tells where met my fate and a post
script in the thumb-lining tells where
our paths diverged. She was pas
sionately fond of music, and your
correspondent-tho ugh he hadn't
thought Off before-suddenly dis
covered 'he had an ear, but no voice.
Subsequent events led him to be-
lieye that his ears were much Ion
ger proportioually, than his voice
was loud. Well, from long meter
to short meter the transition to meet
her by moonlight was quite natural.
In the course of one of these moon
light meetings-it was in june
remember the months perfectly, and
could tell you the day were it nee
essary-I gave my hearts affections
and ruby ring, and red rose, and
she-gave that glove you see there
and said she'd always be my friend.
She Is married, now, to a small
lawyer in the Southern part of IL
inois, and has two children and the
fever and ague.