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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15
Then. q. Picayune of the 18th (eveningD says:
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.


For THE WEEK ENDING WEDsEsDAY Nov. H. 1850.
TOTAL RECEIPTS CATTLE OF KINDS, FOR THE WEEK
According the reports from the several market places IN the
ci,y there have been received this week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1860.

Sight Exchange on New-York has advanced in New
Orleans to y discount, which is favorable IN
dication. The rate at Mobile is also y cent. AT
Chicago dispatch quotes the rate at y cent, which
il large advance. AT Cincinnati tue ate is cent
premium.
The following table shows the condition Of tie Banks
A. laoI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15
Albany Live STOCK Market.
Reported for The New.fork Tribune.

WEST ALBANY, Nov. H. 1900.
BKgvps-Tbs week have TO quote advance IN pr,ee
very lively Nearly all Of the cattle received here
tom Buffalo the hands Of the brokers and specuto
Who a. usual when there Is ise in New fort, rush up
homes aud they would have done "eeA
we're it not State nearly chekmated them by .sndng
head rather them back but not enough 70 keep
them from realizing fair profit Holders from this state are
resiznz la a. b live advance over last weeks rates
holders full lc.
The quality this week il fair although there tina,
strictly premium bringing nearly If not quite prem
prices
REcEPT-The following comparative statement Of
csiu Al this place the New iork Central Railroad:
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The following the estimated earnings % TUG 9 ,
Can,,sl Railroad for the week ending Nov. 1850,
and for The corresponding weeE Of 1879;
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u 1IIV 1F'VVI''E - -,
Indiana Railroad publishes notice in The SteHOeRo"e
Herald to the stockholders and creditors Of that road
az follows:
plan Of reorganng the affairs Of this Company has 5een
submitted vhch has received the assent Of large portion oil e
interests involved II vital that all interested should by me
LIST day Of January next signify their approval or diapproVs
Then. q. Picayune of the 18th (eveningl says;
The result Of yesterdays election although generally sntc
ped fallen heavily the market aud produces apprehe
lion financial circles Conversation OF turned eIe
sivey this topic and feeling of uneasnes necessarily
engendred by the reflection that for the time in the his
tory Of this country the Government Is to be administered on
sectional grounds Still there Is much less alarm than might
have been expected reasonably the fact that our
position il strong one We have abundant resources with
which WORK handsomely provided impeachment Is
placed 10 moving the crops this obstacle
long the banks continue stand firmly TO the legitimate
requirements Of the community. 80
There outside negotiations Of today and the
demand money in bank less pressing than Hnc
psfed parties have supplied their wants little
ahead while the banks will continue to discount to the extent OF
their ability"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15
THE SHEEP MARKET.

Receipts this week. ...'s' 'lI,SSIs
The quite irregular this week On "wednesday
aud Thursday prices ranged well up and the trade lively
Friday and SATURDAY. not good Monday the trade lively
and prices full a. good that day week better Tuesty
found BroWnugs pens almost empty III the morning the
Nil bOa aud Jesey sheep not having arrived ana Of course
q very du-lOokiug market.
lot OF very he wool sheep estimated by 1t SO y
offered - % without takers Buy offered
that price pick 20 head Then about 500 or 600 arrived from
the best averaging - ID net were held at 10
each Very part the sells to net lOc The whoe
sale butcher buy al about ga &c. and that should
think ell they afford TO pay the market ior mutton "
very bad Il was selling yesterday At 5Gbc. pound
Bren'. found yesterday perfect gut OF sheep over
900 having arrived aud hed every pen shout the place OF
course buyers taking advantage Of such state Of hns
and offering within hity cents head OF what ney pSd
tina, day week 1h oSeTsupPy had been rushed IN from
near by countie, this State because there bad been s
reported last week some OF the doers h1 pAu
advance upon previous aud will OF course sune now
They may well be assured that Il "a too soon 20 zoos LOT
permanent advance in the sheep market pSrteusiy g
continues low il IT, The price Of pet' Il " oe ""e
than Il has been. ,,.
From Yors-Jacob Plattnef oi oiia9s o,,oeiry
10 q Smith "a; Levi Balm "a Jacob setterly iS John
Budd Co Ib2 H. > Pryor III! John Ihomas 80 Shet'
- "a. ~ ,eks 2s Thomas Hsett - G H. Purner l1O
y q R.ird lss Nm Watt 235; Henry Purdy 80 g. G. Alb
hey sI Beroes Cook 1871 B. Mum 81 'ohh ih0iHa' w.
Prom Csnsda-fosbery Reynolds, 1903 Geo Msbey, los.
FSer Ipdi.ns-Cral Bartlett 500 simons HO..berry
t,o, New Irr.ey-John Cornell %; Geo b. Holcoub 377
Peter yoorherss 2. Andrew Robbins 4I Richard Bei. II
Peter C. bloom, IS Carhsr Young 90 VIM Buudy Is; s
Smith 62-Total, rs.
iron, Pennsyl,ens-J. c. Miller 1885,
fronl Ohio-JoLB Simmons 1873.
EECEINsD Bs ssRAw o'BAIBN
II. A. Lamph-rc 20. J. Collins 35<, John Fonda a. A. p
Archer 20 ~ NaneFens' 10, Bnp Co. ia u H. Philip,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15

Total.."....aa,A9 SO &63,l 10 slO,9li 81
The following a comparison of the receipt, ex-
penses, and net earnings of the New-Jersey Central
Road for the nine months ending September 80 1860,
with the same months of 1859:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15

There Ia no material change in the Cow market We Judge
appearances that farmers drying gea, many Cows and
,end IN 10 sell the butcher they cannot sell them
miller, satisfactory prices We see very few fresh Cows
ranging over $40 each.
Calves are selling little freely th week AZ top prices
"a d7c T. 10 live weight for the very best We Judge
that all sell before night We fewer OF the great
eros. ca IN market than in previous weeks hope
farmers tired OF the prices that butche viii Tor such
.tock md zee the uuprohtabLene.- ofsending u here
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Patfiis Concert.

Tonight the first concert of PATTI will be
given at the African Church, and tickets may
BE- obtained at Mr.. WooDHoUsR's bookstore
To prevent confusion at the door OF the
church, tickets should be obtained during the
day. In Baltimore, at which place the last
concerts of PATTI were given, the excitement
was immense. There was regular PATTI
mania, Patti hats" "Patti CIGARS" Patti
neck ties" and "oyster PATHS" The Prince
of Wales was quite forgo item in the furore ere
ated by the diamond-eyed and silver-throated
young italian Princess, OF Natures making.
In New York. we remember no such musical
excitement since the triumphs of JENNY LIND,
of whom PATTI, in the opinion of some, is
already considered the equal The Home Jour
mol. the Acknowledged leader in the world OF
literature and art in New York, and all the
New York journals, speak in the most enthu-
siastic terms Of her splendid success in thai
city. We invoke for her brilliant and crowd.
ed house.
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New Rocks.

Aaticipations Of the Fatnre-A volume with
this title, published in handsome style by Mr..
J. W RANDOLPH, has attracted no small de-
gree OF atten ton by the press in our own and
other cities. However we may differ from the
views of the author, in whose predictions OF
an approaching dissolut ion Of the con federacy
many will not par pate, there can be no de-
NAL of the ability he displays, and the free
dom from excitement and passion which dis
tinguish the expression of his views The
STYLE is unadorned, correct and indicative OF
sincerity, and, as the English say, evidently
ssmeans business" The author, we under
stand is the venerable EDMUND RUFFIN, of
Virginia.
H0us.kespers' Encyclopedia; or, useful infor-
nation for the housekeeper in all bra inches of
Domestic Economy. BY Mrs. T. +. HASKELL.
New York ID. APPLETON Il 90. This is ano-
Their addition to the library that has grown up
on the matters of housekeeping, cooking ard
domestic economy. Mrs. HASKELL, in her
preface, makes out good story for her book,
which is certainly very well arranged and
VIII ich processes TO enrich the valuable sugges-
tion. Of her predecessors with much that II 9
improvements Of the age have added For sale
by WooDHoUsE & Co.
The Lutte Night Cap Letters by The author
of Night Caps" New Night Caps" &C.
New York ID. APPLETON d 90. This is in
deed very acceptable little volume to the
children. The letters are very admirable, and
will imparta great deal o. delight to the nur-
aery. For sale by WooDHousE d Co.
Cousin Harry; by Mrs. GREY, author of the
Little Beauty" "The Gamblers Wife, &c.
Three English volumes in one. Philade,nbia
PETERSON BRoTHKRs Apew noya, fro,,,
popular English author For sale NV wv.-
Il JOHNSTON. "'
Caa"a6srs' Emeyelopadia.-The twentieth ~. p,
OF this excellent work, repu blished by tbs a -
rLEToS's, just received from woopuorsv 4
Go.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
SPaCIAL NOTICES.
2 n Second supply Of Splendid -
SILKS, DRESS GOODS, &c.
WATKINS & FICKLEN,
wHoLKsALK AND RETAIL DEALERS III
DRY GOODS,
ihn Main Stree. Richmond.

We have selected with great oato. and are re,
oeivlns by various arrivals, our second supply OF
DRY GOODS
For Autumn and Winter Sales-amons which will
be found the
aE5s P PSEsS S ms bEtqtEaE F
il Al he NEW SHAPES an and combinations VIZ
FOsMhAasAii s s!fss b. Hlse fS sad rucA.,
H1 SSSEHi 81. % sss Ssa and Cold
PEACH BLOOM, MsIsueri.e and Massnta.
Our collection OF these rare and beGutlul GOODS,
forms one Of the most select and tasteful assort-
mf IN seyf 'yfr sri Ssp MEDIUM
GOODS We hsYs fIssh h and handsome h vsre
oGsd ns" Hss A6kFs FACE eli
il. CLoAKs AND MANTILLAs.. OF OUR
OWN MANUFACTURE-InV Velvet. Silk, Black
ave STYLE. and other Paris patterns; our as.orl-
ton. orders for any style of Wrapping executed
NV h RD GIoSEs in various shades. with
sce2ped T, Nt r choice novelty city,, .on.
XII .taet Of STEER tsSIss s
AND TAPESTRY CARPETS and RUGS in
W designs, has just been replenlshed, and offers
inducements In quality and prioe.
rs W iii Fi%sr so s$!ps
TABLE DAMASKS.
CURTAIN GOODS,
LINEN MEETINGS,
Bleacheo LONG CLOTHS,
CLOTHS saff'sHF$S :3% $ssEiSs'
BIASkbbE Eo'ws oorEossa
LINSETS,
We invite the especial attention of all CASH and
PROMPT CREDIT buyers. assuring the closest and
most rIn mating that they will find unusual ad
vanta.ps in our terms and prices.
A Wholesale Buyers also supplied on the best
TERMS and prices guaranteed.
WATKINS l. FICKLEN.
N. B-A splendid assortment OF Dress and
Cloak TRIMMINGS, in all the new colOIs.
90 22-ts w. L +.
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-The North Carolina
State Agricultural Fair closed Ut Raleigh on
Friday. There was q large crowd present
and nearly one hundred wagons were
''campsd" near the city, having brought yisi.
tors from the country, whe used them as resi-.
dences turing the exhibition. Hon. Ed. Ruff
flu, of Virginia, was among the distinguished
agricultuTists present.
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MARRIED.

Tsr,sds, 2Y'Sapsf s h s:y
Va, and WIN. B. CALwELL, ESQ.,. of Gresnbrier
county, Va,
On Thursday night. Octobcr 18th, by the Rev.
Mr.. Minnegerode Mr. WIN KEY HOWARD Of
Baltimore. and Niss 81 ARA. daughter Of the late
Thomas Mann Randolph, of Tuokahee.
On the 18th September. by the Rev. X. Michsels.
Mr.. JOS. A. MOAk. of Richmond, Va: and Miss
SAt.aiE J. daughter of Capt. q. w. West. oil re-
tershure. Va.
n Albany papers please copy.
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WANTS.

WANTED-A cLFRK.-A, Young sentlemau
to xs0 Ss' as BOX
KEEPER in Dry Goods House in this CITY. Ad-
dress. :, in applicants hand writing, Z" Box 6o7
WANTEDIA Lady well au.lihsd 70 TEACH
e al 6 s." HISS iiiss 1P' 5.sH. y.
WANTED-AN No WASHER WOMAN. One
w capable of tsking charge of hotel laundry
Acne nee6 apply who cannot come
WAHTED-To purchase a neat SHOW CASE,
WEST T. JOHNSTON,
oc 22-1t Booksellers. I46 Main st
WANTED-A f1TUATIoNaA lady. who is
NAMETNAL BRANCHES; also. the rudlments
TEACHER in family or school. References
given and required. Any one wishing to employ
sHSn y s please address
w engage a WHEELWRiGHT. to garry on the
business ts At, A. my = Mil the wiz either
n ;h:s LAT as
10 &c Aes!''' Box sas Richmand o.
ssf psE sAKEfs can
En- after aaees
M, No others need apply. Main street, be-
tween 9th and 10th. oc 2os
WANTED-COALP PIT HANDs.-The Mldlo-
to Se &nes o'sn ST
above ground. Apply at their Office, corner Of 18th
ard Main streets, or at the Mines. oc Cots
chase aoGE A Tbf rof f sas
cs en- yIsi for The
dattn OF Nitrate size family. One on Clay
Leigh Ell b street pfe'erred. Ro. B. LYME.
WANTED-Three or four frst-rate BOUT
once on JOHN PAGE, Ja.,
90 l9-ts 90 Main street.
WAA,NDTTsEIDIJLANp. WARRANTS ane LAND
'ss y fas doors D. %sosSa sAG Hos
I'm sna .tI Ate
ply at the Stove Store of GEO. STARRETT,
Oo l6-ts Governor st.
lVANTED.-l can give employment for the
&C oo is"ts ''i nun JNo' !. wERTh. Ass sD
WAHN0TTEEDD ni,INMM1EEDIATELY One or tive
be paid None but practical sober and Industrious
hands need apply. F. HEFFLkf,
oc s-ts 30 Main street
YVANTED-Every lady and gentleman to hunt
them made as good as nsp, by KING L son. the
Premium seourers, on 10th street, between Nam
and Gary. We also re dress old Velvets and Vel
yet Ribbons, TTimmlnss, &c; Black Laoes, Wells,
all and every kind of Wearing Apparel. &C., that
is soiled and out of order say ing many dollar
to our patrons. otherwise overlooked &C Sim
WAN D-Everybody to call at my store
W and purchase one of those beautiful little
Of BELL and EVERkTT. Price Is cents. Sent
by mail to any address on receipt Of Is cents.
Clubs supplied at reduced rates.
H. AG ENTS WANTED
A. +. GRAHAM, Brand Gutter,
Shockoe Slip, Next door to Columbian Hotel,
Sc Ism Richmond, Va.
AASTED-Fo solicit a call from all persons in
" want of TRUNKS, at the RICHMOND
K = N FACTORY, where am extensively
manufacturing avery sty lie, from the common up
to the most superior RON RIA NJ f. ALI
/ + p l, At + TRUNKS, LADIES' FRENCH
ct No. "a Nam ST., in Saddle and Harness Store,
with VIM SALMON.
~ TRUNKS REPAIRED.
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RA BILL HEADs. BILL HEADS! !.The largest
PERs. Tor BILL HEADS, OF various coiors-
1ass reel; Il fHfss OFFICE, MsrcSsnr ana 9th !.
ers in saut. can rely on getting good article Of
per. and ~ cheap A. they can BE- procured any-
yAsfe, caiI aud sss speciWsns and prices. lwl
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"a MRs. T.. 3. RES Dress M,KIss Euro
Rim, 7os MAIs STREET. BETwELN 9Tn AND lOrH
The popularity OF this sffnent il daily in
or aslng with the ladies. Honored with the pat
yonage Of the ladies of Richmond. she Will con
finus to exert herself order 10 justify IT, and to
display the taste which has heretofore character
lied every article prepared b. her. &c Est
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WALsH'S Gun AND PIs.

el$l4XA TOT DEPOT. sxe
/ GUNS, PISTOLS, FISHINGgH
TACKLE. SPORTING APPARATUS, ~
WALKING CANES, &c.
RIFLES, GUNS, PISTOLS. &c, invites the atten-
ton of merchants and sportsmen to his extensive
ard we'll selected assortment of goods of every
description IN the Gunnery line. which he will sell
al the lowest possible prices and on the most 40
commodating terms Colts celebrated FlV L.
SHOOTER. and every description of Fire Arms,
kept constantly on hand. Also, AMMUNITION,
PERCUSSION CAPS, &C.
He has IN store. also. a cholce assortment of
CANES, of various styles and colors.
He will repair ali kinds of Free Arms neatly,
quickly and substantially, mount Canes. reht and
repair Door aud runk Locks at reasonable prices.
Call at his store, No. % MaIn street, Richmond,
Va. JANIS WALSH,
&C ?2-lw Maker and Importer of Guns, &c.
81 FIRES H SUPPLY nA
CANT MILLIN cry, 2E6
(At ll5 Broad street, up StdirS.)
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LOST AND STRAYED

C,OUND--In the lower part Of the city,a lady =
MOROCCO BAG. containing n small sum OF
money. which the owner can have by applying to
v BROWN, at VIM. Tsylor's store, on Main, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, and proving property.
oc Fit
@ JREWARD.- Stolen from my office
~ laet week. a small hunting case GOLD
r. WATCH and CHAIN. The crystal WAS
Asko cracked. The above reward will be given
TOR It's delivery to ma. -
Oc c0-2tt j. N. BROOCkS, NJ. u.
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VALtuABLE AND iNTEKEsTING
MIR CaAS. CAMPBELL's HISTORY OF vIR
GINA; one voldms. svo. $2bO. - A work
Teplete with interest and of the autheuticy of
hi Hs re IF THE
TIMEsO OF JANIS MADISON. Vol. /. So Is
"One of tine most remsrkahle contributions
ough. to iorm part OF every public and PHI
THE LOST ST 1pkINcIPLE; or. the Sectional Equi
librium. How 1t was created. how destroy ed
how IL may be restored. By barbarossa So
IL is fun OF interest and instruction. and food
MR.. GRTGsBY;s DISCOURSE ON THELIFE
AND CHA RACTER OF GOV. TAZbWELL.
Bound in cloth, 75c-" such a work III side nj al
Nv touches on many topics of SURPRISING inter
stto the scholar. the politician and the pat
lao y. ana ", W. % read with pleasure by every
VifsGyl MAN !, yltsP ESIHIGY RICHMOND, IN
TIE PRtsENT. By an old eitIz Mnv tsam'l
A BSS SIsf For fFi aiR SllptcA,sr,rnrnr r1.
Reatcs Mate,ia Mediea aud Pssr 1n rheT a.
The RkA q rAfeSf.f SiNfsh sIs' Roov
nUiDE-Adapted to ali PURPOSES of n ,n ~
THE A XII ftTtas sGIrIzrs A. 49,.
ivered by Hon, ID. " Voorhees, befoSs a asa
Literary Societies of the University of v ire
POEMS: By Miss Anna R. B.ount. Augusta, Ga
POEMS. By Miss Carrie Bell Sinclair, Augusta,
cASsooNss ANo CONSTITUTION of the Protest
ginia; and the Constitution and Canons Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church IN the United
THE soL6 fs'fi isfi HAND BOOK. being an
For 90 s ::i ls :; JAMES wooDaouss co.
OATS AND Hay.
~ 800 bushels cl.ap OATS
osa bales No. h Abat Il Pea 5E Eli i1Ii
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MONDAY EVENING, Der. I'D, 1850,
The great &c nsation Drama of
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Ma Colts Celebrated Five Sho0ters.--
Army, Navy, and Pocket Sizes, on hand and for
sale by JAMES WALSH,
Gun Importer,
22-lm doors above St. Charles Hotel.
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A16UsEMENT1.
NE W RICH N o n d TN Z A Tn K
COMMENCEMENT OF The PAIR WEEK

kuNKEL 3 MOxLEY. .Lessees ard Managers
IhoS L; .MOxLEY .---- .-.-- Acting Manager.
|. Is. PHILLIPS. ......... Stage Manager
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BOARDING.


BOAR DING .-Ipdividu1 ais seeking BOARD.
II can ind 1t, with two rooms on the second floor
ard two on the third IN central situation by ap
plying on the south side of Grace street, just
above 9Th. The rooms are very large, and have
been recently repaired oc q ST.
pOAKDlNG.-The subscribers having taken
II the house Of Jos. H. Crenshaw. Esq, on Nam
street, between 9Th and 7th, inform their friends
and the public that they will be prepared to re-
celve boarders on the LIST of October.
The house is in excellent repair, and fitted up
with every convenience for the comfort of It's in
mates 1t is pleasantly situated, and convenient
boerders can be accommodated.
r. B. MURRAY,
Sc l8-Stawts NJ. J. MURRAY.
pOARDiNG.-hlrs NJ. 4 MOON, having taken
- the house on Main st.,Opposlte A. r. Jahnke's
JewelIy store, would be pleased to accommodate
BOARDERS. oc 20-St'
DRsyATE BOARDING.-The subscriber hav-
lns newly fitted up that beautiful and spacious
residence in s dney called WARSAW, Is pre- pared
TO accommodate ROA r. D Frs on reasonable
terms. single gentlemen preferred. Students en-
terInK the Baptist College will find 1t admirably
suited to their comfort and convenience, it helng
only few squares distant. No pains will be
spared TO make the stay of any one pleasant ard
agreeable. For terms &c, apply on the premises,
to loo l9--ts1 X. L. PARISH.
QOAKDING.-One or two D. SIRABLE
between 9th and Eth streets. oo Its
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IA Important Notice.-AIl persons In.
debted to CRENSHAW, QUARLES Il CO., and
THOS. d. QUARLES i SONS. by note or open
account. must pay at once, as longer indulgence
will not he given, THOS. d. QUARLES.
oc 2l-6t
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TO concIuuo wItH the entirely now Iaroe, hevef
WITHOUT INCUMgRANcEs.
During the week numerous novelties will be
produced, with
NEW SCENERY,
GORGEOUS DRESSES
EXQUISITE Music
BEAUTIFUL DANCING,
Afiording amusement for
STkANG Frs AND CITIZENS.
MISS ADELINA PATHS CONCERTS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Seats for Miss PATHS CONCERTS on MON
DAY and TUESDAY next, may be secured,
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE,
at Mr.. WoopHousE's Bookstore. The sale of
secured seats will commence on SATURDAY,
October 20tn, at 10 O'clock.
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BALTIMORE. Oct. 10 Cleared. schr. g. V. Scott
Petersburg; John Allen. Frederic ksburg Oct.
20th-Clear cd. steamer Geo. Peabody. Richmond.
Nxw YORK, Oct. Ii, Cleared, bark Marian.
Richmond. Arrived, schr. Margaret, CITY Point.
arrived, sehrs. NJ. s. ,Partridge. Petersburg, for
Rookland; Melbourne. Norfolk. for Providence
Richmond. Oct. ls-Schr. y. A. Smith, Fredericks-
burg.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. l9-Arrved. schr. Wes.over,
Richmond Oct 20 Arrived. q. w. Rawley, James
River; Mary Ann Hetty, Norfolk.
PEhSAMBUco. Sept. S-Salled, bark Eli, flnk-
ney, from Richmond, for the Southwark, alter
dIschargng part Of cargo. -..
PHILADELPHIA, Oot. l9.-Cleared, steamer City
of Richmond, Richmond; schrs. Vashti sharp. do ;
J. p. Cake. do; J. Marsh. do; lno, do; W ID.
Dennis, do.
PROvipEScR, Oct I9.-Arrlved, schr. Washing
ton, Norfolk.
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TOOk our FOR THE cr, nasERi

IL CHEAP sroRE.-M. MiERs6NSh B. R,.rtb
ss"es Of r.. seP9pS sss sT5S psd s
CL0AKS. CARPETS in a sfs,, oaaAWlsTt
shOEs Of AZ STYLES which are in ers,.s.J az
VIII be sold from rs to 90 per cent les,,shce, aad
other store in the Stste l1nsl ar
ocH-lwH No. 2i Broad st, bstv AZ, = asoN,
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PERKINS A co IA Eagle scus,s nh
tlnge to sell Oh the balance of Their Ia, v;oa
0UODs until 25lh, at IN unprecedented lax sOeA "
CASH ONLY. We have closed our no. kR.ess 6i
soous will be charged. ''0n' aat 10
oc ly-lOt pupy,,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-22

ARRIVED,
Steamship Virginia. Kelley. Philadelphia. mdze.
and passengers. C. L. CaIdozo.
Schr Baltimore, Phillips. Baltimore, guano,
Schaer, Kohler Co.
sohr. Clara Pelle, nj ltehel, Baltimore, guano,
Bacon & Bsskervill.
schr. WIN. Severe, Brooks, Baltimore, suano,
Bacon & HaskeTvill.
Schr. VIM. Il. ~rsston, -, James River, wheat,
Haxall, Crenshaw d Co.
Schr Almira, Cumming ham, Baltimore. lumber
SAILED, -
Steamship Virginia, Kelley, Philadelphia, mdze
and passe myers, g. y. Cardozo.
Bark Abigail, McF arland, Rio, -four, Crenshav
Co.
Schr. y. Goldsborough, Todd, Baltimore, light.
SchI. +. x M J. Simpson, Spruil, James River,
IN merchandise
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Opposite sps.sv,osN,Sa :, g

RAndAlNhtNSI SILK solfsr;u. t.--ests
- Masenia PLAID silks eles aud BLY, sst
STYLE Dark Ground Silks ana EiuE,o; ~ Jsrd .ss
Printed Foptard Silks; Plain BACK s''sai fltarss
sale at very low prices. MI new and Il,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-22

OFFICE OF THE J. r. & K. co.,
RICHMOND, oct. q. 1850. {
R&SS THE TWENTY.SiXl Annual
@\EA Meeting Of the stockholders OF the J X
s. X. Co. will be held At the Companys Office is
EVENING, az Ia O'clock
oc 2-it WIN. p. MUNFORD, Sec'y