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new STOCK oF ROoTs, SHOES AND

WI are opening this day, November LIST, a pew supply o,
w Boots and Shoes manufactured 10 our order EhiehaIe
such as NE can warran, 10 be really good. Merchants and
farmers are invited 10 call and examine Them We VIII SCI,
very low. Among them are Ladies' fine dress boots anu
shoes; Mills fine dres, Boots; Mills fne water-prooi bootsi
English walking Shoes for gentlemen, double so!es; mems
heavy double sole Doots, extra long legs, the best boots LOT
farmers and ditchers In Richmond; heavy double soie b.o-
,ans. cut IN yery high, for farmers; boys Brogans; w0-
men, boots. large sizes. very fine. We VIII sell thera very
Inv for The qualities. We are getting in new supplies every
week. n,rxrv : r,Trs
Nov ] ~ q
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iMJEEMENI'S.

NEW is8CsiMOND THEATRE.
KCSKkt. Il MUXiiH.. ........ l.essees and Managers.
T!iuS. l.. MONLGY.... Acting Manager.
1. Il PlillLirs. Stage Manager.
BENEFIT OF MISS CAROLINE EICNlSG3.
SIX BEAUTIFUL SONGS.
Hiss CAROLINE ElCiilNGS in two great characters.
.t. PETER i.tciilNGS ii, Alfred ~Highfiyer.
eNhlS ,fRlDAf, EVENING, Nov. sSJ, will be performed
i the Comedy Of The
DAUGHTER OF TIE STARS.
Marian, txlih songs, 1890. Miss Caroline l:ichiugS.
Dance, Soldier and sailor, l..........Mr X. Hrrr.
To conclude with the Glorious Com-Iirtta Of
4 ROLAND fUE AN OLIVER.
Maria, with Songs,e.... ........ Miss Caroline Rlching,.
Alfred lllgh1ycr....... .............Nr. Peter Rlchings.
~ Box Hook now pen.
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= NEGROES-We will sell Twep:y Ia" "EriJ NJ
20 GROES To-Day, q. 10 O'Clock:
PCLLIAM { CO aESt. q.
Ode EclJSh' Tat.
- p-Hou,s Servants, Cooks, Washers and Iroaers, 70
sale privately. ""'"'
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Su.pended Specie Payment.

NORFOLK. Nov. 22-The branches Of the
Virginia Bank at Norfolk and Portsmouth,
and the Farmers at Norfolk, have suspended
spccie
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
SOUTHERN WAyERLK INSTITUTE.

souTiiEi.N yD' ii
MRS. PETER P. MAYO, PRINCIPAL;
MFRS. MAYO will open, on the hr.t Of October Ter n eIirci
I'VE Boarding and Day schoolfor young ladies; itr ~
with a practical acquisition Of French and Ger,na., auon
thorough knowledge Of Music. To accomplish THIS puIpose
her professors OF Music, French and German VIII fee'"e :"
her family. ..,, Pm
French, which is the native language Of tine resident ITO,
fessor, will be the habi:ual language OF the iaill.y, ~
those studying German will be rsqnifded u co"'e''s
! For Circulars, containing Terms, References and other
r. Mrs. PETER p. MAYO, Richmond. Va
wv Mrs. MAYO has removed her residence 10 The house
lately occupied by The late Judge I. '. Daniel, on fitsn, = :
tween Clay and Leigh Streets. ASSS
OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE. Mr.,
UHE next session Of this School for YOUNG LApifs'
L located at the corner OF Fifth and Franklin s'r ,SM,
Richmond, W., will begin on the LIST day OF oc'oDei' ''"'
and close on the 3Uth OF June next ensuing.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION. ,
l.. f.. stuma,c, Mental aad Moral Science and Anc'rnt
R'G' Ellison, Natural Science and Mathematics.
Rev. James i. Il Duncan, Biblical Literature.
aions. Eaousrd ~lloudsyer, trench.
Carlos c. Mera, Spanish and Italian.
Albert De ~isocdiger, German.
Miss Elra ST. Jones, intermediate English.
Mis-, Maggie d. Brander, Primary English.
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
o. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
Oswald Heinrich, Painting and Drawing.
}. ". Reeve, pennanslip.
TERMS.
Terms for the session, payable half Oh lst OF October, re-
yr;m,rv pucii,, fincInJInp Vocal Mn,icl. $50 OO
Ir,crm.,,i,te TnoiIshI Gncludlnv Vocal Huslc)..... 80 w
sa.inr UncIrjInc VoraI NusIcl 80 90
I ~, .arb 90 90
Plano, organ, Guitar, or Cultivation OF the Voice, for
half hour lessons, 2 per week......:.: ..:.. " w
Plano, Organ, Guitar, Or Cultiyauoniof the Voice Tor
O,LnIn,Ir, 80 00
,as, ~ mr. Mater coIsrs Crayon Drawing. 90 GU
i-s. NJ piano 10 Oh
pona% 200 90
Was,inr ND I igh.a % 10
Application TO enter pupils, and all COMMUNICATIONS con.
cernInr the School, should be made to
THOMAS L. GALLEIIER, Richmond, Va
Tn. announcement for the session OF 1850, '6l, Will be
furnished to those who apply as indicated. July Oily
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\ CRESTS-Uf all sizes, suitable for
C.. 1"''e s'a p'.hthtious. Also, Physicians Pccket
- s.': ~ Philadelphia price. by
y,,o. W. PETERSON 4 CO.,
lhA Main Strapf
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RICHMOND AND DANT1LLE RAILROAD.
EifA1ta EasSs1 G4@E9 1890 E%Lk
!SNFtss5H- ssSffGMH siTSsg5.ssstfG -
sUPERINTESDEET's OFFICE,
RlCuNoSp, Nov. l,ih, 1861.

SuPERINTESDESrS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Nov. l,ih. 1861.
WINTER AFIeANGEiNIIENI.
TO II SOUTH ANT SOUTHWEST.
ON and after MONDAY NOVEMBER NINETEENTH,
" Passenger Trains will run as fonoTs:
r MKCuM0SD TO DANfiLLE.
Mail Train leaves Richmond daily, (ercep; ~Sundars) At
: O'Clock, A. NJ, and reaches panviilr At J.. 10 o'clock, +. VI.
Accommodates Train leaves Richmond daily, Except
Srnday.) at o'clock, Z. NJ. and reaches Danvilic al $50
o'clock, A. NJ.
FROM DANrlLLE TO RICHMOND.
Ysll Train lesTes Banrille daily, (excep. SundiyS) Ut .
o'clock. A, NJ, and reaches Richmond 1t l.G5, O'Clock, Pm.
Accommodation Train leaves Danv!llc daily, excerpt sun
days) at9 o'clock, ?. 81, and reaches Richmond at GU
O'Clock, A n.
Trains from Richmond counec; 4, huntsville with the
trains over the South Side Railroad for lynchbGrg, thus
forming 4 connection with the South and Southwest
twice a day.
Trains nom Danrile connect 1t Huntsville with the
South.SIde Railroad trains for Petersburg and Norfolk.
and at Richmond with the trains on the Richmond, Freder.
IcSsburg and Potomac Railroad and the York River Rail
road; also with the James River STEAMBOATS, for norfolk
and Old Point.
Through Tickets can be procured. and baggage Will he
checked through to the following points:
Lynchburg, chattanooga
Bristol, Nashville,
KnoryilI Huntsville,
Dalton. Grand Junction,
Atlanta. Memphis,
Montgomery, Eanion,
vicksburr and Jackson,
Sew ORLEANS.
CilAS. G TALCOTT,
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PUBLISHED. lSSo'
= "Snp &c sSsTEN or ANALYTICAL PESMASsHlP,

rroMAS w. Nj OR Il.
plain and Ornamental Penmnnship, In
Ff% %s.s1saSeus Philadelphia CD"mereiGl oon,ye"
ry,llx we'll established reputation Oh tn M coMMEEc1 :
N n1rVTIGS will, to II great extent, bs a guarantee o.
the character of.hese hooks. ,,:,, ann tn.
lneS lie ha,d of each page have been executed by
o"i"s !, T.; ~ ~ slilful engrsvrts In our city, and are per
ics: Jas 3 Smiles Of NJ; M HsSsr i, pI ihsss sopl, VIZ syi 1i Is nai
iornIF "i Inc Wei! S. C. HAYES, Publisher,
4S9. Market street, piisdrlrhiA
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h.t!i:iE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER ~, 1861.

lion wATsRrgis DAY AT llk O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED.
Steamship jamestown, Skinner, New York, indsr aud
passengers.
SAILED,
Schr +. Sickerson, Hnx:r:. Boston, tnjle. suL rassrn.
gers.
Schr Joseph Guest, Rainier, i"an the river, light.
Sc,r Have he Grace, Fields. down the river, Nsat.
Schr j. Is. Cunningham, WhyRrd, down the river, light.
Sciir G~oodhope, Phillips, dawn the river, light.
Schr Mary Eliza, MoorecocS, down the river, light.
Schr Problem, Tyler, down the river, light.
Schr Il. I. Stanard. jr., Booze, baltimore, cUul.
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"a accidents '0h; happen. sreni IN 'ci! "t2Ghi'eHJ dmi-
iirs, e L. very desirable Ia haze tnrir cheap anH cHa'eh''
ent gay for rri,ai-inr Furniture. rnvs. Crcck-rT. Sc.
srALuiNH'S PkfrAiED GLtE
meets all such r:arrr:nci-s, ana no household can AFFORD
to he without H. /: IS Away. ready and W 10 The sticking
point. There Is no longer y n-rcs.iy for EInpirg chairs,
salintcred venee:s, Ge.Girss dolls, and broken cradles. IL
Is Just the article Tor coaI. Shell, aud other Ornamental WORK,
so popular with ladies Of refinement aad TASTE.
This admirable preparation is used cold, lr:nE chemical
II held In solution, and possessing all The valuable qaaltis'
Of the best catirr;-masrrs' Cine. Il may be useiin
place OF ordinary uucilag-, being vastly more adhesive.
USEFUL - EVERY HOUSE"
". B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, 2'eehlS'
Tho'esa.e Do7a:, No. = c-dar-st., New YORK.
Address HE;RY c. SPiCLDlSG d CD,
Fox No. a,6Uy, New York.
Pu. w. FOR Dealers IN Cases containing -Four, Eight, ano
Twelve Do.sn-a beau:!tu! photographic shoT'c"'d aeco"'
panyius each package. TT
W~A single bottle Of ~SPALD1SG'S PREPARED SbSs
viii save :rn times It's cos. annually 10 every housenoiu;-S
Sold by al prominent Sta;;oners, Druggists, HARDWARE
and Furniture Dealers, G.ocers. and Fancy stores; ,.c,e
Country merchants should make q note OF Sfhf'gtN1 e
PREPARED. GLUE, ~h.n nskias up the!' lia,' ~ VIII
stacd SLY climate. "-"
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nnDWORrH'.S
III IN z
VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY.
! 5'HE proprirsors take pleasure In announcing 20 the pub
z JIG that lhr

5'LE propr!rsors take pleasure In announcing 20 the pub
= JIG that The
VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY
Is now in full aud Icsu!ar Operation, aad has capacity SUI.
hc!eit Tor Il very large demand.
lis am VIII be u render satisfaction To all Of lh. custom.
ers, anu he trusts that he will Iar.t with a liberal patronage
from The merchants Of the Southern States.
Inc refinery IS located immediately oil Ike wharf at
hocEtlts, In Richmond, Va, .ud is conveniently situated
lot shipments In cvery direction. F3T the present only white
ana yellow CoEce Sugars will be- made: aud II the enterprise
meets With That SUCCESS the proprietor hopes 10 deserve, he
VIII. IN The Spr!nr, enlaTrr tie buildings, pu; on additional
machinery, and manufacture Loaf and Crushed Sugars.
beihs governed 10 LIS sales by the New York prices, he
hopes the merchants Of his own STATE and other Southern
STATES viii palr,n!sr him literally. and he guarantees that
MS sugars axe equal to similar SusaIs manufactured North.
orders viii be received inr tea barrels OF Sugar, md five
barrels OF Syrup, and upwards.
sugars and syrup delivered 10 any store Ia the city, or st
any Of the Kali Road heno;s, Wl,srvr., or Canal Boats,
free Of charge.
ORDERS by nal! or telegraph promptly attended to AT sell
ihH prices OF the day vi which they are received, unless lin.
lied. Samples Of rnch days rriGing viii be exhibited ~
The OH!ce, NJ. -, Si;.'I Street, under the St. Charles no.
tel. CiiAS. Y. MORRISS,
Proprietor Of the Virginia Steam Sugar RelneIy.
~ The Knoxville Register Il Requested 10 copy one
month and send bill Ia
Nov G-lmx; C.. I. II.
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pAILY LINE on TME LANES KlvEIs

GLEN COVE AND CURTIS PECK.
TIME STEAMER CURTIS PECK will, ENSr~a
4 on THURSDAY morning next, 18th uAIE-s4
Inst, commence the regular run between EIssEA.a&.
Richmond, Portsmouth AND Norfolk, leav-0s@GazES@H
ing the wharf. Ut Rockets. every THURSDAY, SATURDAY
and TUESDAY MORNINGS, NJ oc!ocS.
TIE GLEN COVE will leave the wharf, ~ Rockets
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY morn
lSGS at the same hour, q o'clock) and each bont will
return each alternate day, eScep, Sunday; thus making 4
regular daily line between the above places unSurpasSrdfo for
speed and accommodation by any other line.
The Boats will touch at all the regular landings rOlDc
and returning aud take freight rs usual; but al freight 10
be landed OIL the river, must he paid for when sent down,
and We will not be responsible for Il after Il is landed OIL the
wharf for which IL Is marked.
Passage TO or from Norfolk and Portsmouth ......... 81 90
Meals -. -. iDcents each, extra.
0rt LII liz. O. uASklNS.
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IO:ET w. GREEN,

IyTORNEI 1T Ia ",
MILL practice In the Courts NJ the cny o. III"
6, ~. a,,o ~, wIil he given 4" all business entrusted TO
him. . u. ,.,...uu Groom
soutl.-wrst corner Of Main and I'LL Streets
n LII
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rAKI;iACES! CARRIAGES

HIHE subscriber has On hand, al his Coach IssssRP =
4 Making Establishment on Eagle Alley, CcS5 fSSSl
between 18Th and 18th streets, near the Co Sy5O5
rsuchrs, Hughes, with and without tops, and Sulkies, all Of
his own make, Of best materials and workmanship, all oil
which will be sold IL TIC most reasonable prices, 10 suii the
times; and | rrspcctfaly ask = call from those In WANT OF
any article in the Carriage linz, ss l will make to order any
article, as low as can be made In the city OF Richmond, o!
the same kind. All new work warranted.
August ls-3n MlCAJAu MA'oCM.
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FOR WOST0N-FiRNT vESSEL.
FOK BREMEN.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
AND LIVERPOOL PACKET LlSI

RICHMOND AND Ll' ERPooL IASNEt Li.HE"
TIllE first ship Of this line, the VIRGINIA
DARE" Captain }. ". Cole, will load At hi. ,[ENS7S.N.
por, for Liverpool, on or abUu; the Goth OF next LlESSJ3
month. ~s-.Ss
Shippers will bear in mind that by spec!a! act OF the lrr.
Islature, Flour can be shipped On ti, ship, owned In VIZ
ginia, withou, Inspection.
4 large part OF her freight Is already engaged Tor DOL
ance Of freight, apply 10
Oct 20 DAVID X WN. CLKElk"
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D. T. POYNOK.
Address LawirnceYiiie, brunswick county, Va.

The location OF Mr. Poyios's School Is midway between
his re-idence and my owl, and pupil, will be received as
boarders In my fspily at NJ. P.'s rates. Mr.. D!ggs Poynor
vii, board will me. This Arrangement secures 10 those board
Ing with me such a'si,tancein their studies as may be requ!r-
ed at any time, and that degree OK counsel or control which
will be beneficial 10 their rsrals or manners. ] have known
Sir. poyaor from lis CHILDHOOD, and can confidently recon-
mend him TO the public Is competent By his attachments
and qualified by his character and disposition for the pro-
frssion in which he now engages. All boys who may be en-
trusted 10 Inc shall receive that Kind and parental atten.
ton extended 10 MY ownsons.
Brunswick Spring., Va, August 10Th, 1861.
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SEICHAHDISE.
PEDi'. =. NsLLI;l;'S
HAIR lflNiGORATOR ,

AZ EFFECTIVE, SAFE M ECONOMICAL
COMPOUND
e,tv2s Restoring Gray Hair to rs orlglna! color
r without dyeinc.
Eor Preventing. Badness and curing it, when
iErrc is the ira., particle Of vitality .! !ccuperatlye en-.
tryy remaining.
For Removing Scurf' and DandruT and all
cutnn-ous affections Of t"- Scalp.
For iscautifyln. tic Hair, impartiIg to II an I'M
r'tIalled gloss and br!lliaacy, making II soft aud silky In
its text ire, and Causing !; 10 curl readily.
This preparation clcauscS the head and scalp from DAN
!ruf and other cu,an-ous diseases, causes the hair 10 grew
liSu.iau;ly, strengthening the roots and restoring the
growth to these parts which have become ball, and causing
Il ITO yield 4 fresh covering of hEir. 1t will etectually pre-
vent The half from turning gray Until the latest period Of
life. and ii cases where :hs hair has already changed Its
color, the use OF the lnTigora;or will with Certainty restore
1T 70 IS original hue, giving IL a dark glossy appearance
As u perfume for tie toile. aud u Hair Restorative Il Is par
ticularly recommended, having an agreeable fragrance,
and the great facilities II affords in dressing the hair-hence
tbs great demand for i. by the ladies az = standard toilet
article which none ought 10 be without, rs the price places
il, wIth.n the reach sf all, being oSLr IS cents 4 BorrLY, TO
be had 1T nil respectable Druggists and Perfumers.
l.. MILLER would call the attention OF Parents and Guar.
diuns 10 the use OF his luTlsorator In cases where The chill.
dren'S hair !nclines 10 he weak, aSlt lays the foundation for
n good head Of hair.
Wholesale Depot 81 Deg Street, and sold by all the
principal Merchants and Druggists throughout the world.
Liberal discount TO purchasers by the quantity.
~ | also desire TO present the American Public my
NEW AND IMPROVED INSTANTANEOUS
LIQUID HAIR DYE,
which. alter years Of scientific experimenting, I have
brought 10 perfection. II Dyes Black or Brown Instantly,
ticle OF the Find IN existence. Price only 80 cents.
DEM, 5t Dew street, New York Sent I-u6cly
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CIoTETNG

Or.
DAlSlSACO1"l', IL .AE.ItlS s. Co.
liz, MAIN STREET.
AVE al hand Il Large STOCK Il iiu;Iin., which they
LII ne srli:m; very low, sach Is
Orlo9, !ieavy, over Cra:s
MurcUw Beaver do.
English whitney do.
DraJ Beaver Gar.!cL's do.
Black Pciu=ham do. rn.
Silver Mixed CASHMERE Suit
Grey Cashmere suits.
Iclvetecn Hunting Suit
Dlack Dress Suits
Black Frrioi Cashmere Salts
Fancy airl nlarS La.>!....: r.-.:
Fancy Velvet Vest,
Giaci and Fa:cy StiS -c..
shirt Collar, ri.s anL Sccs.
Boys Cioiih:,, ri!il-e:'S cictk.r-
For bargains, 80! III PAG..CUr:, HARRIS x Co,
Nov liz Main street.
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SuEIcIs.

NOTICE.
A"Ns shi say appointed FRANK CKM Agent
II 'F me aau, IN ry nAni., 10 ca;ry on The bu, inrs Of IA
ven sHdH'eceEy keeper. 20 tgy and Sell for cash. only.
JOHN MEsSESICIf.
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news BY TELEGRAPH.
Epopr FOR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
Two Moro Sneccher from MIR. Lincoln.

TWO Moro Speeches from Mr.. Lincoln.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2a-Mr. Lincoln arrived here
last night, and made two short speeches. lie
asked to be excused from saying anything on
politics. lie thought the people would ever
do we'll if they were done well BY. We (sald
Mr.. Lincoln) will try to do well by them, in all
parts of the country, North and South, with
entire confidence that all will be we'll with all
of ne
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KiCMMOND MADE CARRIAGES.
GEORGE A.. ANSL1E,

Zenith street, Richmond, Virginia.,
H1OULD respectfully Invite the attention N5M 3
w Of his friends and the public general SS ts4I
Is to his large and fashionable assortment SDOB
Sr CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &C. His workN
il manufacturers this city, by competent Workmen, and
out Of the best material. 4 call from those desiring 10
purchase Is requested. Particular attention pasa 70 M
PAIRING. which Willie done on the mes, reasonablrt terms,
Jan II, lS60-1y
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EYHr,-vov.s SnrrCu

Al The same ,ine and place Will be sold al auc;ion by
me, rs executor OF Mrs. Martha 4. krech, deceased. She
entire Household and Kitchen Furniture, stock Of lluxS,
Sheep, Cows, Horses, Crop, &C. on the farm. also al er-
cellens new family Carriage. Day o. Sale, WEDNESDAY.
the 18th Of December, 1862. Terrss At sale.
JAMES 4. KEECu,
Nov ltd. Executor of N XII ,.....l
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u,ut <pVH I.akfkN tI'rlakk'9FSs
rsrs pity0s'
x1yoycrsrrp,s Of IS0s .TL.se piana. ,@7l4S1.r,
NJ oRCEsith tl,ao.. - 81 , raa- GSIs1nlAN
w rave stUoa .ne - W. - - &c" s":oni"mFS q
shaI 'hey hHfu'y $ q :" = :. u.r.rs,i"n ii.t law. b..n
" 81. ,Ir I $50. tb. nnhu-. sII nj them. old and new.
uon,;nn Sv ,L,ir .,.h;iiv mud constaucv. the skill with
r rhjrt shsy r eonstruci.d. Fur durability Of tone for
svcness sn1 uniformity Of work, and for excellence Of
frames ,hsse uIauns inay well challenge competition
W. know instruments of Mr. WurcesirT's lura ont, TINT
have borne the thuInmins. OF fifteen years, and remain rs
n.rf,., In ton. and In luild As in their first estate. The
humber mail, nj this factory IA largely Increased from
go - wa.r ii F,o,n m, .h,w York CUm. AIrr,tiatr,
Ill Norenl6er. 1859.
H"o New "
NOR. - ,,xos o. =. r 49, :, \, ,in,- for in.
AnVCl ~. - H., 81 r,,rsr nf p,un ror,.s
formation In rtgaru 10 t'c ""sa ni"h.. y, %M u.s. W..
Personal Eho%ivase u, .ns ,h. u.i,a n .nnrr,o1 ,neri; &c
ts'ef v neaie . Of Sni.h ard durxriiiy Of material,
hl@. !. tle6an.I W ,n r. ,rs;..i cn,Ii,i.s ~ n
ana the elements tMa' T inv W' nrs ."e i, SoDur,..,.t,i.-i y.%
We have in many ways ana A. nlhF 'hhcs SPrthAsu u
opinion strongly in praise Of American mtrEanhra' art IN"
Il recent visit 70 the extensive piano Tli.f;ac''TE % nora.
ito Worcester La. strengthened tina; "iin'Nn, ai:d We are
well convinced that In the construction o. i"e,e he"Ti'ui
Instruments We Americans are riTa!ins.l u :"' eNeeIinEr
Europeans. The philharmonic Society, the r"S' sc'sh''uc
musical society in this country, uc worccs;er's pianos at
their grand CONCERTS. We have had QUE In constant usr Tor
the last IL years, and mad n" ui'n'nrtinn IN =: m "
9In constantly %s!ir!l;ei %;h a I'M .ss2r'H:th! VI ~.
mo:c.s,ef ssno,Ic t''"nS' as"H '.I'. ". lis ~ '"lI' ,r;c.s
the ruhlic WIN HE 'rsti nstrminei.S. ~ INC i'%eS, ..
Nov ~ q: MoNHIS. 2o1s-c@st. .: :"
EXCHANGE y BANKING HOUSE or
1' ESiIcmMoSD, w. Nov. u. 1860
SE VIII not redeem The NOES o. me Gon.s.iI0 a q,
., ~ ,, EnnT'O a,,i ' rpr;;brr ,SaIIss, III " IN"
Nov giEst wiLLIAMS, rETERS 4 co.
NOTICE.
,i,, = III. ,r.ssnt monr,nrv rrrs.ure and unwilling
y "aS ~ ~ pie L. 49, 81 i,,arcs, nr ;" suhi.r, nm9
:, !, = , u ho oU losses an the sales Of propcr,y. which
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KEMP & ROBINSON

t,DNlTSSIOT MERCHANTS,
ANr DEALERS ~
,.y.IS FEED. Balrl Hay and Straw. Lime aud brick',
tx r,.,r, a = Pens, Grass Seeds, Corn Meal, Plaster
ard li.ir 70 :. Frederick .; Corner Of FRAT,
n, OI-dIrf
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rURE VIRGINIA GOAL OlL-oft The best 81
1 qualify which took the premium at she I've Wv " 9se IN
I'm ~ nInH i; i ~ supply on hand and for sale at the low
es, rates. For squire article cal at ~. e,
1es Main street, North West corner OF lotn,
Vail Corner above the Pest Once.
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-----..oyD \. DASylLLE Il. X. co. J.
EsCtAAIoN p fCT NOND. November 18th, 1850.
,ns compsny for the year ending
= koSs esfnlnfs sfU ..,..... s5te,gI -
ESpenscs. repairs Of road, and all e'her an, N, n,
charges Of runulng....... -. ' oH,N
ass. 3gs %
Net earnings. md cash on hand. s0,l9I 81
Ens payable aud open 1861 IS
tLiptUS -----
s8,529 sc
pailnCe 80 SO ----
:, ,,. ov.r las, YEAR. s6,1UI 81
Excess oil gross ea'H'" SSuOs ". BROCKENBROUGH,
Auditor
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ISE.:pEYEEECE ACADE

N EIs.1 IEN EIsFNK w
THE trsl session t this Schnol began on the 18th Of Sep.
TENDER, ls,Y, AID vas successful.
The second session began Ell the 10th Of February, lSGO,
under nattering otntns.
The third session will BEGIN nn the 30 Of September, lst0.
The Academy Is permanent.
ENGLISH BRANCHES 80 60 per session.
MATHEMATICS and MODERN aud ANCIENT LAM
GCAGES rs Gn per session.
BOARD 81 psf month. Address. the Principal,
JAMES A. BARTLEY, A. NJ,
r.b nu-r,r Ind,.,rnlprcp Gra yson co.uty. Va.
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Husiness mt Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2l.-All kinds Of produce
is greatly depressed. and our markets are very
much unsettled. There is very little demand,
aad prices are nominal. Flour is offered at
81 %. Wheat has declined five cents; rcd s.
Gems; white % cents. Corn is dull at a de-
cline Of two cents. Hogs are dull with more
disposition to sell by owners. Buyers are eS-
pcc,ing a further decline and there was nothing
done 10 day. Produce is i'll no demand and
prices are nominal. The money market is
stringent but the demand is not pressing
Rates quoted 1T - 10 Is per cent for first class
paper. The currency market is more unsettled.
The notes of the Bark Of Virginia and its
branches were thrown out Of Bank to day and
are held at 10 per cent discount.
Suspension of Washington CITY Banks.
WASNlSroN. No". 22-The Banks OF this
city suspended specie payment this morning.
Frost In Georgia.
AUGUSTA, NV. 22.--Therr was u killing
frost this morning.
Suspensions ia New Orleans.
NV ORLEANS. Nov. 22.-lt is reported that
several produce dealers have suspended.
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0Y HECTOR DAVIS, AUCi.

~ SEGKOES.-Thi, day, At 10 ot!' =. vi. b
JC sold ~ likely slaves.