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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-23

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CoaHny-If"gns"ot Sent'aary-Sohnd EieTS-
R,iigie.S Intelligence, Sc.
PoWHATAN Co, VA, Nov. %
/ have never known paper SO sought after
as the Daily Dispa ch. Every man l meet with
ia Sc heard from a friend what the latest num-
her con taips. The truth is, the people are ex-
cited and they are watching every new deyel-
opment, hoping for some happy turn in af-
fairs, but fearing that the worst is coming
upon them. | hear nothing of Wing Demo-
crat or of any other of the old parties North
and South are the words around which people,
without respect of party, are ranging them
selves. i seems to me that the slavery ques-
taOn has now to be permanently settled. No
halfway remedies will cOnciliate the public.
They are tired of this controversy, and are
ready TO abide the issue of its final settlement.
The suspension of the Banks has deepened
and in tensifed the interest in this all-absorb-
ing subject.
The Huguenot Seminary is within few
miles OF where l am now writing 1t is beau
tiiully situated and its teachers are gentlemen
of fine attainments, though am sorry 10 learn
that the number of students is by no means
encouraging, only some twenty. The build
ings originally cost SlOG00.
Rev. T. G. Jones, OF Norfolk. preached at
Liberty few days since. l learn that he has
been invited to Louisville, Ky, to become the
pas tor OF a large Baptist Church.
Next Thursday, the annual Ministerial Con-
ference, in connection with the Baptist de-
nomination of the Middle District, " Ill COM
Methodist ministers are absen attending Con :
terence i'll Alexandria. Many are anxious to
know who will be sent 10 this field next
year.
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TIE STATE ELEcTIoN-Only one county,
Clay, was received at the Capitol, yesterday
/ gave Bell 4 majority of 81, thus giving him
a ma jority in all the counties heard from, Of
fetal and reported, Of pa. Gov. Letcher has
dispatched messengers 10 procure the returns
from Webster and Buchanan. Webster is
now the only county not heard from.
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Rirbmun1 pispatrb.
the WEkkLY DISPATCH.

The WEEKLY DISPATCH issued this morn
sns. contains the fret part of thrilling story.
entitled Under the Snow"-The Execution
of VIM. ID. Totty-Taking OF the Taku Forts
a full COLLATION. of News of the events now
,ranspiring in the Sou,h-TAbuiar statement
OF the official vote of Virginia. including all
except seven counties-The Money Crisis, and
the usual variety OF Editorial, News and
Commercial matter.
Price. cents at the counter, or cents put
MP in wrappers.
Tue DisrArcH can he mad AT The Dispatch
Agency aad Periodical Depot, No, s. Market
street. IynchbuTg.
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TELEGRAPH LINE TO DANvILLE-The tele-
graph line from this city TO Danville is now
open to the public for business, the Office being
at The depot of The Richmond and Danyiiie
Railroad. The line was constructed unde the
supervision OF Mr.. JAS. l.. MORROW, late of
Petersburg, Va, who IS an accomplished cleo
trician, and thoroughly understands the man
agement of that most intricate of modern dis
coyeries the electric telegraph.
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TART.--A large hardware house in this city
received yesterday an invoice from a manu-
featuring establishment at the \ orth to which
were added the following words: ABE Lin
coin is our President. We hope he will please
you we'll as he does u.s. The invoice was
returned with this reply: "Neither your
President nor your goods please US. They
Will be Ieshipped Oh their arriyal.''-N D.
| UsifG.
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For ,SECEssION.-Hon. A II. H Dawson
VINO canvassed Georgia in behalf OF Bell and
Everett, writes 10 the Charleston Mercury in
tayor OF secession, and advocates separate
State action. He thinks if South Carolina
will 90 out first, it will largely increase the
secession vote in Georgia and Alabama.
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A-B the advertisement IN to-day's paper II
Will be seen that the price of the Celebrated
WREELER WILSON SEWING MACHINE has heen
reduced THIS move on the part of the manufao
turers will be very acceptable to the public md
doubtless benefit themselves by greatly increasing
their sales. The great expense which the owners
of the patents have had sustaining their
against nirlngeIs. has heretofore kept the prces
OF The good Machines high as to be almost ,,ut
Of the reach of the class who most needed them
and we are glad to that the protection att rded
by the law will now enable them to sell their Ma
CHIMES nluch cheaper. no 23-2t*
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eaAa.cu lNrHELIaHNCA.
HisA yars, TIL, day Fiiday) 1sk s'cioei.


ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown, Skinner, N. York, mdse.
and passengers Ludiam K Watson.
SAILED,
schr. +, Nckerton, baxter, Boston, indze., %.
4 w. Curre.
,,Schr R g, S,arard, Jr,, Booz', Baltimore, coal.
w. u. Colquitt & Co.
Schr. Jos. Gues-. Rainer. down TIE river, light.
SSchr. Hayre de GRACE. Fteids, do do.
Schr J. Cunning ham, " hyard, do. do.
Schr Good HOPE, Phillips, do. do.
Schr. Mary Eliza, Morecock, do. do.
Schr Problem, Tyler. DO. do.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 81 ARID, steamer Geo, Pea
body, Richmond CI'd. steamer Relvlde re-. do.
Richmond, Tor ealem.
NEW YoRk, Nov 2l.-Arr'd, schrs. Lyuchburg
RIchmond; Empire, Norfolk.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.

COOK FOR SALE.-Any one IN want Of O
~ good Female COOK. without Incumbrance,
can be supplied at GRALY,S Jail: Oh Gary street;
also, a No. CARPENTER-bOth of which will
be Did on accommodating terms. 20 -eots
A NO. CARPENTER FOR SALE.-We
"a have for private sale, q likely NEGRO MAN,
30 years of age, who is q No. / CARPENTER; of
good MOI al character, and sold for no fault.
Apply to PULLIAM & CO.,
oc l8-ts Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin st.
COOK FOR SALE.-We hare for sale young
~ NEGRO OMAN, aged twenty years. she is
an A MOL Bread, Neat and Pastry Cook, and good
Washer and Ironer.
PULLIAM Il co Aucts.,
se l5-ts Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin st.
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IA BILL HEAD! BILL HEADS The largest
and most complet assortment of RULED PA
PERS, for BILL HEADS, of various cniors-
Blue, White. Buff, Canary, Pink and Purple-just
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9TH
ers IN want, can rely on getting a good article of
Paper, and as cheap as they can be procured any-
where. Call and see specimens and prices. Itsl
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~ For SUPERIOR MINIATURES and life sig !,
Photographs and Ambrotypes, go to RgEs, ceIs-
brated Gail cry, AS Main st over West II John
ston's Bookstore. no 2i-3t
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IT, The LIKENEssEs of small children are cor
rectiy and beautifully taken at RES Gallery, BY
the All OF REEFS new instantaneous process.
no 23-3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES
nWheeler n wilson's

N Wheeler n wilson's
SEWING MACHINES.
With aew improvements, nt reduced prices. Tho
Wheeler h Wilson Manufacturing Company raw
ing gained ALL their suits Ct law with ipfrinHnE
the puoic shall be bsne ted the, eby. and havs ac
cordinsly reduced the prices of their Sewing Ma
that will pr, fair profit on the cost of manu- fac
tnre, capital invested. and expense of making
snles -such prices as will enable them to make
hrst Glass Machines. and, rs her tofOre guarantee
them in every particular.
NEEDLES. SILK. &c. at reduced prices.
BA-Cfice aud salesroom 227 Main street. Rich
moLd, Va no 23-6t~
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MILLINERY & DREss.MAKINe
- MILLINERY AND F.,cy Goops

ClnAT COST. FOa CASH ONLY -Missnn
* V. A. T j. NJ PL r NJ AN, No. 2l2Ls%Y
Broad street. offers her stock of MILL sOES
merry and FANCY GOODS at cost, for cash
She particularly invites the attention of all who
are in want of the above articles. Among bsr
stock are EMBROIDERi Els, COLLARS. sc
&c. no ?2-2E
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"a THE GENUINE PEARL AABRoTYpEs can be
had only at RBEs' Gallery, which is the largest
and best IN the South Price Is cts, so cts, 8 So
to So; life size, in oil, S25 to 500 no 23-3t
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IA Art Gallery.
SaiITHi6 VANNERSON are producing the
finest PhOTOG kAPHS evef offered to the pubic
of this city
All Photographs OF Ladies made a: this estab-
lshment are beautifully tinted
PROrrGRAPHS of all sizes, from locset to the
size % life
AhBROTYPES MADE as low as fifty cents, at
No. II Main street, formerly
no 2l-3tT "WHITEHURST'S GALLERY"
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--s--.-~n - e~ss-z--s -
WAWTE.

WANTED-Dentleme with small capital. VINO
Wv Fish t. pnrehsss yer, p'dWniis ,s entinsss
Gr s steel, " near Oh An ssc.lIen. chance fsr
gentlemen with small cap tai IL can be carried
on mere and In other parts OF the state
w writes 2 good hand, can get situation in
LAWYERS OFFICE. where he will have access
to 6rst rate library. pui th- adv'ntng.s 81 some
times eopvins papers, by addressing RICHMOND
WANT n-sT0NE CuTTERs.-Wantsd
w two GRANITE CUTTERS and two MAR
DIE ~ 0' ~ JOHN W. DAVIES.
no7a At Mechanics Institute.
lVlNTEn- BOARDERS. - There IS at the
RoAN0K + h OUsE several pleasant ROOMS
vacant, that | would like TO have occupied. They
are suitable for families or single ge"temen. To
effort to make them feel comfortable and at home.
Broad street, between 8th and 9th, over WV. u.
DANpRIIGE's Grocery. no2l-3t'
WANTED-A situation by a Lady, who can
KEEPER: or to nurse and take care OF the sick
Apply Mt Bellevue Hospital no III ST.
WAnTED,17kmploy ment will be 81, en- to few
the CARBON Hill h iSEs T. Mes5!s9 county -
WANTED Ladies and gentlemen TO read this,
w end to realize this to be their last opportu-
q SIt y fSbISSGTiS e 81 81 IS; PoRFsAff
learning this art. Learned IN Ave lessons Terms
for learning the art perfect ia $40 Entire salts
faction given or no pay. Please call and examine
specimens Of our own ard our pupils work. at
Prof. ADAMS Office, on Mayo St. opposite Jewish
Synagogue. Even young ladies of 10 years of age
can learn this art. Ladies will be taugh at their
RI sidences if desired. no l2-2g@
WAN CED-SITUATION-B country youth,
w who has his own living to make. He Is
steady and industrious Young man has for the
Ofhce writes a good and leglble hand Desires a
situation IN Some branch of business Any kind of
reference can be had relative to his character or
abilities. Apply to- ". Fl. H." Wllcok's w harf
Charles City county, Va. MOI Inn
WANTED-G Gentlemen to know that the right
PAIRED to look like new and last six months
longer, is at KINGS, 10th street. between MAN
ana Cary. Ladies are notified that the price Is re-
duced one fourth for doing up LACE CURTAINS,
having increased our facilities.
N B.-klNG lives next door TO Crawford's Sa
loon. film
WA n D-EverYbodv to call at my store
W and purchase one of those beautiful little
MEDALS or CHARMS. giving a correct likeness
of BELL and EVERETT. Price rs cents. Sent
by mail to any address on receipt of % cents.
No AG ENTS WANTED.
A L. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
Shockoe Slip, Next door to Columbian Hotel,
WANTEDs-Eq solsrs call from al ;rs9 e ip
TRUNK FACTORY, where am extensively
manufacturing every style, from the common up
to the most superior ! RON FRAN +; ALL
at No: "a NJ am ST., in Saddle aud Harness Store,
Sc 26-am JAMES KNOTS.
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,Ng. AGAR D-TO THE LAnlFS All
TgiENTLEMEN OF RICHMONDnN

Mo. A CAR D-TO THE LADIES AND
ASlSGENTLEMtN OF RICHMONDoa
N0ga AND ITS VICINITY Mics RE ksfY
bECCA SEM0N would respectfully inform ~
the ladies' and gentlemen that she has Just re-
celved her stock of FALL. AND WINTER PAT
TERMS, comprising the Zouave Jackets, for r.
dies; Japanese Walking Coat and Cape. for l,tis
hoJs; Gqrrick Coat. SpanI< b Dress. Zouave Coat
Lennet Coat and Dress Jacket, and q number Of
Apron Patterns for little boys. Also. the Lulu
and Victoria Walking Dress for little girls; ZGu-
ave and Cleopatra Aprons. and number Of Drer
Sleeve Patterns.
broder the Z,uave Jackets, for ladies' and chill
dren. Also, Ladies' and ChlldreB's flames .
Sacks and Wrapulngs fyr Infants SUITS Embr,l.
dered for little boys. Also, PinkIng, Drawing and
Stamping done at the shortest notice. IN her room,
at her fathei 8 residence. doors below ST Charles
Hotel. ITO l5-lml Miss REBECCA sEMON.
<6N MILLINERY FAIL TRkDE.-Nr1
w. desire to- call attention 70 my re GsSE
* moval fronf242 Broad street to 2i6, two .S9ka
doors west of my Old stand. ,-hefe ,Gm prepa;el
to e4hlot . larger stock Of MILLINERY GOODS,
of all kinda, and will continue TO keep through
ont the season GOODS OF THE LATEST and
MOST DESIRABLE STYLES.
Mrs. A. MCCONNAL,
sc 22-2m* 246 Broad st.
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SUBJECT.
COCKNEY TRAVELLERS AND OTurps

~ PRICE OF TICKETS, so CENTs.xs
For sale at J. W Dawes. next 10 Mechsp,,.,
son Dupuy's. Brosd st J. Laidley's on NJ
between 9Th and 5th SITS; r: T. Rohlnsous. conn,
an and Franklin SIS; and Geo w Baldwin an
Main street and at the door of the Hall A. nl,E
eA Lecture to commence at O'Clock. f"
no 10 8,
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VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY.
I he proprie' or takes pleasure in announcing
to the public that tho
VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY
is now in full and regular operation, and has ca
paelty sufficient for a very large demand.
HIS Will be TO render satisfaction to all of
his customers, and he trusts that G will meet
with a iibetal patronage trum the merchants OF
the Southern States.
The Refinery is located immeI latey on the
wharf at Rockets, and Is conveniently situated
for sbipms hts eVerv direction. For Che present
only white and yellow Coffee Sugars will be made,
and if the enterprise meets with that success the
proprietor hopes to deserve he Will, in the Spring,
enlarge the buildings, put on additional machine
~. and manufacture Loaf and Crushed Sugars.
Being governed IN his sales by tte New York
pr,nes, he hopes the INGREDIENTS of his own state
and other Southern State. will patrOnse him llba-
rally, and he gusraItees that his Sugars are
equal 10 similar Sugars manu- tac tured North.
Orders VIII be received Tor 10 bbis. Sugar and
bbls. Syrup and UP wards.
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 selling prices Of the day which they are
received, unless limited. Samples of each day 8
refining will be exhibited IT the office, No A Nj ain
street, under the ST. Chates Hotel.
CHAS. /. M0RRtsS,
Proprietor OF the Va. Steam Sugar Refinery
f. limos
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COMMuNIcArFn

COMMUNICATED
R -47. THE PHOTOGRAPH and
80 FINE ART GALLERIES of g w
MINN!S, established In this city and in Peters
burg. Va, in lSE. have been in successful opera
ton ever SINCE and have a well earned re equation
for the production OF good work and at no time
has Mr.. M INNS been better prepared to execute
has permanently In his employ the veTy hest
OF artists IN oil colors, water colors, and India
INK and the Llkenesses gotten W by him in all
the various stc les, from the small Ambroty pes u
:" the largesS Sizes oil cnlors water colors and
India INK other copied from small pictures or
made from life, are unsurpassed in correctness of
portraiture and artistic finish, by any other Salle
~. either North or South.
Gallery and Artist Studio, III nj ain street.
no 2l--3t
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q. Auction Notice This day. mt 10 o'clk.
! viii sell SHOES, BOOTS, DRY GOODS, CLOTH
ING, &C. Also. a fine BAGATkLEE TABLE
complete. o23-Itl r. CAUfHORN.
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IA Lumber Card.-EuseMe Darlington
having purchased the stock of LUMBER OF the
late Edward Il. Dudle '. will continue the business
at the old yard, corner Franklin and 10Th streets.
where he W II he happy to serve the old custom
ers of Mr.. Dudley and the public generally. stock
on hand-WHIrE PIN 4. YELLOW PINE,
FLOORING, WALNUT. CHERRY. ASH MA
HOGANY. MAPLE. BUTTON WOOD, LATHES,
SHINGLES, &c. EUGENE CARRINGrQN,
no l--dim Corner Franklin and Etl SITS
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Proprietor OF the Va. Steam Sugar
no 5-lme92t
nRAS GE COUN TY,

~
Fresh ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER, some
thing superior for % cents, just received by
Fresh GOSHEN BUTTER, good article, for %
cents. 81. -
COOKING BUTTER, for Is or 20 cents
Also, superior article of fresh MOUNTAIN
roll. BUTTER, receiving every day and for
aIes, wholesale and retail, by -
J s. ROBERTSON,
Next to corner Governor and Franklin S.
2l-1t
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-The new
- house Of worship of the MANCHESTER
BAPTIST CHURCH will be opened for service
next SABBATH. DR.: ]: b. JETER will preach 1t
l! O'Clock A. NJ; DR.; J. L. BURROWS will preach
at IA O'Clock P. NJ. The public are respectfully
invited 10 dpend. Io23-2t*
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g. FOR LIYERPUUL. RICE

<S EK LII pp6hI .IY - ~. lnt nCl
sAAsS"fTst ship of this line, the ElFPtNtn
DARE, Captain J. Nj COLE, will load at TINS po''
for liverpool on or about the 10th OF next moh.A.
Shippers will bear IN mind that, by spec.! Sc "
he Legisls'ure. -four can 10 shppsd on this say
owned IN Virginia, without inspection
A larse part Of her freight Is already enEaSsu~
co n--ts DAVIDS WI. CURRIb.
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R Christaline Jelly, without Eggs or
BOILING oae package sparkling GelatIne will
make half gallon of beautiful clear JELLY,
without any trouble, and in very short time.
For sale by JOHN w. GARblCK,
Apothecary, &C., Market Place..
FTqpklin street.
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RICHMOND TINT

a N- RICHMOND TROT
G ENA TING PARK.--The Trotad
SSxxx3tANv verified to CONS of on me
srseS q 2ld. will he Postponed IN
TUESDAY, the 9th instant
match to skeleton wagon, for s leo side, mia
heats, best two IN tree. viii take place AT he
above track. on TUESDAY, the ?7sh inst, If q far
dav.
VIM Henchan names HoEess Billy,
G. Warner names Jupiter.
rs Race to take pace at 5 O'c ock. Gate fss
IS ctr. lro 23--td1 C. WAGNER, Proprietor
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T. & r U X X
j. rA
O.. p. BALD WIN

. =. 7 4 T. d II N
At the Hail of the
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITryE
ON
FRIDAY NIGHT. NoyEEBER 23d .,o
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"a. Notice. --North Carolina Notes taken
AT par in EXCHANGE for CLOTHING, at
no 2S-2t h.. MORRIS Il co. $, 100 Main st.
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LOST AND sTRAYED


%g ZANE to my h91se ~. in he upper end
-. md red COW. No ear mark The owner
''F y B!SysF iS tnd BE 2h
Ssss L9ST = The gentleman who caught
front of the St Charles Hotel. is requested to
return 1t 10 her owner, at the Hotel, room No. 40.
liberal reward Will he paid II desired | no 23-ts
I OSr-Somewhere hstweeD l4th street and TIE
IL old Ear Grounds, GOLD F ING ER,-kING,
act with Blackstone. Ine hinder will bs literally
rewarded Ly leaving it at this office. 2s-ts
| OST-On the ltth or 18th inst, between Eth and
- Clay streets, a GOLD Chased hing. very
heavy. liberal reward will be paid the indsr by
g., Lost OR STOLnN-From my re-
4...>-l sidsnee. on Cary, between 81 and 81 ate,
- u smooth hair red Pointer PUPPY, about
enrs y hch are liver coored The liver color on
the IT. side of the head extends a little beyond
the ear. presenting one side OF his face W hite,
and seven or eight small dark spots running down
the centre OF his hack. | will pay liberal re-
ward for his return, any information which will
lead to HIS recovery.
no q st+ THos 7. JOHNSON
~ STOP THE HiEF.-stolen from nv
I->N stable, on the Telegraph Road. seven miles
~ south of FIedeI icksburg, on TUESDAY, night
last, a dark bay MARE, close, compact form.
small feet, clean, moe legs. full name and tail,
fine eyes, two white spots on her back. produ ,ed
by saddle soads. and some white specks on her
rish t jaw under the ear. A bride, with stiff bit
her My Post Office is Fredericksburg. She 10
about hive feet high PAGES and trots taely, and in
good order Valued at S2Jh.
no 1876 WALTER A. BEAZLEY.
FOR 1.-TWO or three
SSsszz-aE-..Ss ANAL BOATS. Apply at this
& office. ro2s-ts
~, fOHR ENT-A BRICK HOUSE on MAN,
Ea between 9Th and 23th streets, containing six
a-k rooms, kitchen &c POssts sion can bs had
at once. lno 1851 f. D. EACHO.
r, BOOTS AND SHOES CHEAPER
APhAN EFER,-H. HELLER h co. are now
- selling Bots and Shoes cheaper than ever.
navl"g Just received an entire new supply, pur-
chased at the crisis, for 1sh, they
enabled to Selt a.. kinds of goods in their line
cheaper than here 3tore Below find few OF their
prIces-the entire large stock IL offered in pro-
portion as cheap Ladies' fine quality Heeled
Caters at |, finer than ever at that price; Con
gress Heeied Gators at 81 Is and $780, LADIES'
Morocco Boots With heels, az 81 and s 25 Chill
dren's Shoes from 311sc. up. Also, large variety
of all kinds Of Trunks, Bonnet Boxes. Valioes,
&c just re >eived, and selling cheaper then over,
st q. HELLER CO.'S.
l3} Broad ST bet sth and 9th SITS.
NJ B.-North Carolina Notes taken par for
goods
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b. Concentrated fotash..iM econ ON
lea preparation, for making Soap. One pound
Will make ak gallons nice clean Soap Price, p
cts per pound. For sale bv
JOHN w. GARhICK, Aputhecaty, &c.
Mar.et Zee, Franklin street.
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n Ladies', Look at This.

=. Il
A splendid stock of LADIES' CLOAKS AND
DR. rSS GOODS Just received which have hsen
purchased within the past week. A. great sac'i-
nee, anu WI ne spa ~ a,Sns 2no nal oi @
and eS anime for yourssives ut No. 70 Vain st:
no .3-'n JNU. l.. SMlTHER.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatcl

The Dispatch il Dem .Hd Excitement in The
C0RHfyY-HnsnsnOt SeHt'aGry-SOhad litTS-
p,};pjeyS Itt.Iiips1re Nc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-23

a VIRGINIA MILITIA, DISTRICT No 6,i
Il 10TH REC MENT. {
- Attention.. You will assemble in fr ont
Uot the County Court House, for COUNTY
STER, as is required BY law. on SAT R
DAY ENf lNG next. at o clock. All aCsentces
VIII be lined TO the tuil extent OF the Isw,
BY order oi JONATHAN SWEENEY, Capt.
N. Tins district rs bounded as follows. VIZ :
on the west by 25tu street. sJath by James River,
north and east ny the corporation iine.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-23

EAWheeler & Wilson's
SEW Nc nj ACH ES!
HAVE WON The HIGHEST PREMIUMS AT THE
United States Agricultural FAIR.
Maine. Vermont, Connecticut,
New York, New Jersey, Pennsy lvana,
Virginia, mississippi, Missouri,
OhiS, Indiana, Illinois.
ventucky Michigan, Wisconsin,
and Cali 'oTnia STATE FAIRS.
A'so at thu FAIRS OF the
American Institu, e.--............New York.
Franklin Initiate Philade phia.
Mechanics Institute ..-......... San Francisco.
MARYLAND Mechanics Institute. :. Baltimore.
Va Mechanics institute. ........ X ichmond.
Kentucky Institute. Louis lille.
Nechanics' Association ..-.-.....Bo Boston.
Mechanics Association ...-...... Cincinnati.
Mechanical Association ......... st. Louis.
Metropolitan Mechanics lnsi
iute,. -. ......... w ashington.
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