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IN Til. Rand St. Methodist CHURCH.

rs The Broad st. Methodist Church.
Inns beautiful place of worship is at last nearly
finished, and ultimately wall reflect great credit
The interior Is superb, both FIR accommoda-
ton and beauty, and the pews superior to
any in Richmond There mas been nuoh de-
sequence of the many alterations from the
original plan, as the work progressed, but no
expense or trouble has been spared so as to make
it, when finished second to none In Virginia.
u NJ. and DAVID GIBSON have had their time 80
much occupied with the above Church, and so
much lonse than they expected. that they have
unavoidable disappointed many of their custom
ers but beg to solicit their patronage and the
public in general. and TO inform them that they
are ready to give their best attention to all bust
ness IN their line, as Builders and House Ca PEN
tiers, when can be strictly relied upon being dene
promptly. and In q manner to give satisfaction,
workmanship. no3-l5t
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PAssHNsE Frs FER STRAMsH!P YORKTOWN, PAR-
R1sH, Master from New York:
E Marsh, j. l. Johnson, J. Nj. Kilbee. NJ. O..
Gallisan; Capt HGsckel: W. Hicks; 5: Verify, W.
Daniels, Capt. Daniels. J. P. Andrews: VIM He
ford, Jno; Harrington, James Clifton, Miss NJ. D.
Clarke, NJ. Wyoof. Jno. Wlpand, F. +. Mead M
Lewis, Mrs. Fraetas and child, p. N. Drake. Capt.
King, Miss King, Miss Mckee, F. Willard, H. w =.
i. Temple, Mr.. BURGESS, Capt. A. B. Palmer. E.
Cooper. Mrs. Chapeau and servant. o. A. Ashton !,
Col; Brown. U: :. 4 Major Anderson, $. A.,
for az etteve, N. c., and 81 steerage passengers
:, Also FROM NoRFoLK.77G. W Davidson, K.
Frenshaw. NJ Devote, Jos. Longnetti, 6. b.
BuIks, A. Rogers, J. F. Callahan
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Esjor BAauregard, Of the Corps Of Engi.
neers, has been appointed Superintend OF
the West Point Military Academy, In place OF
Coionei Ueiadeld. He will eater upon his
duties at The close Of the Approaching exam.
nation of he Cadets. ~
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ARAEB IHTEIIAiGE.
AHRIV ED.
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, New York, nldz

ARRIVED.
nErE as. Was
steamer Geo PEABODY. PWJJto lard, bait'mofC'
" ses a Msnohssf. Nelson, New YORK mdzs.. b.
schr: Baltimore. Phillips, Baltimore. pig iroi'
sohr. Hope. Frank. Baltimore, mdzs., W. d.
mdzs, W b. -Colquitt Go.
schr. Jno. H. Travers, Frank, Alexandra, coz,
schr. sarah Z. Jones, Jones, Philadelphia, coal.
Sohr. s. w. Ponder, Denim, Philadelphia, coal,
NJ c. Selden, Jr.
sohr. Poly Rice. Adams, PhilsdelghIa. coal,
SChr. Nelly D., Studdams. Philadelphia. coal, 3.
sohr Quickstep Richardson, Philadelphia ooas.
seLr- Jno Collins, Predmore, Philadelphia, coal,
schr. W. W. Rhuark, Rhuark, Philadelphia, coal,
schr, Kado,h. Williams, Philadelphia, GOAL, P.
schr. Express, Tyler, Philadelphia, coal, J. l..
Station
schr. Revenue, Grady, Philadelphia, coal, ]. R.
schr; Arkansas, Dandy. Alexandria, pig iron, j.
schr. Vim. 6. Tufts. Russell, Albany, lumber,
schr. Vim E. Leggett, Gibson, Albany, lumber.
sehr; Thcs. Martin, Cleveland, Albany. lumber,
sShi: WIN. Henry. sh.rlott, Albany. lumber, 1.
Schr. Caleb H. Vanname, Vannams, Albany,
| lumber, r Rag and Il Co.
Schr. Thos. w. Dawson, Brooks. York River,
wheat, +. WORKMAN Il Co
Schr. Rough Ready, Mason, Eastern Shore,
wheat and potatoes, A. Millspaugh.
Schr. st. Cloud, Gwatney, Smithfeld, wheat, w
II. Peasants
Sloop New Packet, Gray. Smithfeld wheat, War
wick Barksdale.
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York mdze
and passengers, Ludlam l. Watson.
Bark Paadln, Wilson, Baltmo re-, i'm ballast
Brig Chas. Miller, Brewer. Bristol, England, to-
bacco, Caske, Harrison & Co.
Brig Fred. Eugene Haws, Boston, mdze., d. Il
w. Curue.
Sehr. Josiah Achorn, Merrill, Boston, mdzs., D.
Il w. Currie.
schr. r. g. Weldon, nellie, down the river, light
Schr. Martha May, Middleton, do, do.
Schr. West Wind, -, do, do.
BALTIMORE, Nov. lizard, sehr JOS Holmes,
Richmond.
NosFoLx, Nov. l0.-Arr'd schr. Emma d. Rich
mond,
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DIED

On Monday. l2th mat. EDMUND " u, LIAM,
infant son of James X. and Ellen J. Caskie.
ne ifienrs Of the family are invited to attend
h!s iunerai Tom the residence oi his parents thIs
tEuesd W afternoon, at Sc o'clock
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s-~ NOTICE srOCnHOLDERs.

is >~HS NUIICE to sfUCh HULDEhS =
ers of the RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at W w = q
NESDAY. the 18th day of December next, with
the view of electing y President o. the Company.
and OF adopting such measures OF retire achment
and reform as the condition of the Company may
indicate to be needfu ard proper. 1t ls al I'M
portant that the meeting be full one, and Steck-
holders are earnestly requested TO attend IN per-
son If possible; otherwise by proxy:
no I3-2awtd a. w. MORTON, See'y.
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lust RECElVED-By
y GEORG {

lust RECE1VED-By
GEORGE l.. BIDGOOD,
l6i Main street.
NICARAG VA: Its Monuments, Scenery, People.
&C Richly illustrated. By +. u. SquIer. So.
THE FOUR GEORGES. Sketches OF Manners,
Morals. Court and TOwa Life. Illustrated. By
w. M. ThackeTay. 75.
LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF JOHN A.
QUITMAN, Major General U. =. A and Gov
eTnor of the State OF Mississippi. By J. +. H.
Cha borae: 2 vols So.
HARPkR's NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
ADDREss Is OF HON DAN'L W. VOORHEES,,
of inaIana. 253.
THE MYSTERIOUS NJ EESENGER. Founded
on fact. loo. no l3-lt
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M Cloak ks, ioaks.

CIoaks, CIoaks.
We have Just received another large addition TO
our fuppy of elegant
CLOTH
and VELVEF
CLOAKS,
of our avn manufacture They are offered Mt very
low prices. WATKINS O. FICKLEN.
no l2-3t+
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n Wheeler s. Wilson's
SCI NC ACH N ES!
HAVE WON The HIGHEST PREMIUMS AT THE
United States Agricultural FAIR.
Maine, Vermont, Connecticut,
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Virginia, Mississippi, Missouri,
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois.
Kentucky, Michigan, Wisconsin,
and California STATE FAIRS.
Also, at the FAIRS OF the
American Institute New York.
Franklin Inittuts. ................P hiade phia.
Mechanics Institute .............-San Francisco.
Maryland Mechanics Institute. Baltimore.
Va Mechanics Institute. ........ Richmond.
Kentucky Institute. ........-.... Louis. lille.
Mechanics Association. Boston.
Mechanics Association. CINCINNATI.
Mechanical Association ........ st. Louis.
Metropolitan Mechanics Instr
,ute........... 49,. .......,. w ashington.
no I'm 227 MAIN ST, RICHMOND.
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%aS CONTRIBUTING MEMBE RS
E>-S. OF COMPANY b" lsT REGIM ENT
VOLUNTEERS. +or the information of the
Courts OF Inquiry, whose duty it to assess fines
AGAINST ebse ntees from the Regimental and Com
pany drills of the several Regiments and Compa-
MES n and about the city, submit the following
LIST OF names exempt from militia duty, having
been enrolled duty as contributing members and
paid into the treasury OF the Company the sum re
CURED by law. =. p. MITCHELL.
Blair, Albert HAYES, Jno A. Pitts, W. H.
Brown, A p. Hafney, Henry Powell, Geo. ID.
Barker, l. harwood.W F. Rham, Philip
Brown, .. D.. Haynes, q. A. Snead, Or. A. H.
Baugh, +. b. Humphreys, J. SayIle, J. L.
Barratta a. Howard, L. a. Smiley T.. L.
Beazeley.C H. Howe, r. G. Smith, J. f.
Clarke, u. B. Henderson, J E. Smith. Il. H.
Courtney, T. Jacobs, l.. Sutton, H r.
CiOpton. b. Al. Jennings, K. +. Turner, X. j.
carter, }. w. Jones, a. Turner, j. W.
Cosby, c. Y. Kellogg, L. FL. ThaXton, u ID.
Clarke, J. w. Leltohenstein Il. w Iillams L. C..
Cole, Fl. W. hcRae, Alex. West, b. II.
DuvaI, ]. F. Miles. Geo West, w Il.
Dodanea1,A. J. Myers, s. A. Voolfolk. +. T.
Davies, Jr., Jno Moses, Alfred Wilson, 6. W.
Egg lesion, j. A. Minsle, VIM. Watkins, H. II.
Fry, Jno. J. Mason. ] M. Wells, a. b.
Fox, Richard Noel, DR. W. F. Wilson, B. l..
FCrpush, II. W. NOrdinger, |. Wadsworth.J T.
Gary. K. o. Netherland, c. Word Thos. E.
GTooms ID. F. J. +. Wills, Il. l..
Grattan, y. K.
1 hereby certify that have received from each
of the foregoing names the sum OF three dollars:
for CONT lbuting Membership IN Company - b,
for the year 1860. JsO. +. G. POTTS, Sec y.
no Is 1t
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IA Premium Beef.
NJ. A. TYNDALJ, STALL No. %,
Sc I0ND MARkEf.
The gu bsoriber having purchased the only PRE-
MUM CATTLE which were sold at the hgricul-
tural Falr. Will exhibit them for sale on ShTUR-
DAY next, 10th INST. and for the following week,
at regular market prices. Eplcures are invited to
give him a call. no9-lwt
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COUTHEhN FEMALEINSTlTUIE,

~ RICHMOND VA,
The 18th session of this Institution will com
menne the LIST of October next, and close on TIE
last day of June, 1851.
The Principal will be aided BY eleven thorough
iy qualified instructors, and every effort VIII -
made To mai ntain the high reputation and select
character of the School
The ADVANTAGES offered in the departments Of
MUSIC and the MODERN LANGUAGES are IN
surpassed while especial attic ton is given % 9e
study of HISTORY. ENGLISH LITERATURE
RHETORIC and READING.
The Principal refers to the patrons Of the School,
or TO the Faculties of the Virginia Military Inst
tute and Of illlam aud Mary College, to Prois
Bledsoe Smith, Coleman, Davis and Maupin, oil
the University of Virginia.
For furihe infor mation, or for catalogue giving
course of study. terms, regulations and fall list Oh
patrons, TO which attention Is invited, address the
Principal. ID. LEE POW ELL,
Sc Its Box 81, Richmond, Va
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T. II. WINNIE,
J.. l.. MON rA6UE,
no Ia I'm JAS. kERSEI


T'O The PuBGiC-ANOTHEk SCHOOL. -
L The subscribers have had the services of Miss
LUCY ID. LEWIS as teacher to their children for
the last two years ana have employ ed her for the
next; and regarding her as emlnently qualified for
this responsible calling, We are willing that Others
should share IN the benefits OF her labors. We pre-
sumo IL will lie a sufficient recommendation TO
MISS LEWIS, to say that she IS daughter OF M
John Lewis, dec d. so long the successful classical
teacher of Llangolen, Ia this State, and after
wards in Kentucky.
p Miss LEWIS assisted her father in this employ
ment for several years.
She teaches all the elementary and higher
branches of EngiIsh, and the Latin and French
Languages.
The price for tuition In the Primary Branches 5
$50. For the higher branches Grammar. Geos
raphy, Arithmetic, Algebra, Natural Philosophy
Chemistry, and Botany, S25; and SIS additional
for French or Latin. Music at tae teachers
prices.
The School will commence the 18th Of January.
and end on the 18th of December following the
month of August vacation. We wuud eaeh take
a few girls or small boys as borders at : 100 an
Guiding everything. HENRY 4. H0tIApAl >
IA Address, " Twymsn's store" spotsylvslIs
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SEWN G. M ACH MES.

WING MACHIN YES.
CELEBRATED ELLiPTIC LOCK STITCF
5 r. w L Or NJ 40 III II N ES,
Are now manufactured by the
UNION MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
(Ldte Lester Manufacturing Company,)
Or RICHMOND, VA,
anu ''' 'V' 'A No. ssl MAIN STREET.
These Machines, of home manufacture, ar
Please CALL AND EXAMINE THEM
no8-ts
THE WILCOX & GIBBS sEWING MA
Il CHINE received the highest premium at tn
sood Family Sc sE%fSG MAGhISE Pties a; sss t
Belvin's Block, on 18th and Governor SITS SITS.
oc Slim
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINEs.-
IN anS sysI eAteN9dsd PHRuarty
rIca and Europe, is such as best to establish the
superiority over all others in The market. SEWN,
smailert amount of dollars, but 1t is mistaken
economy olnvest anything in worthless or IN
reiIable article. and those who will do SO mus
SlNGER'S NEW FAMILY MACHINES
In order to place the gerry best Family Maeht.s.
IN the tcorEd within the reach OF all, We have
ducsd our Letter A, or transverse Shuttle Ma.
chimes, beautifully ornamented, to FIFTY DOL
TIE MACHINES,
Both of very general application and capacity,
and popular both in the family and the manu- FAC
tory. Prlees reduced respectively from SIS and
SINGERS No. ) STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
CHINE,
For carriage m akers ana heavy leather work
PTlce, complete, SI25.
Also, to complete the list, an entirely new ar
ticle, uneQualed for manufacturing purposes
nolseless, rapid, and capable of any kind of work
Price, including iron stand and drawers, $40
cheaper at that. in view of its value, than the ma
chimes of any other maker as gift.
All of Singers Machines make the interlockeG
stich with two threads, which Is the best stitch
known. Every person desiring to procure full
and reliable information about Sewing MachlRes
their sizes, prices. working capacities. and the
best method OF puTchasing, can obtain il by send
Ing for copy of y NJ Singer 4 Co.. Gazette, >
which Is a beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de
voted to the subject Ii will be supplied gratis.
NEEDLES, THREAD, C0TTONS. SILK, and
all necessary articles used with Sewing Machines
Kept constantly on hand for sale. Also, q practi
cal machinlst, who is ever ready to attend on oui
customers, If required
Messrs. SINGER & CO.'S Office being conduct
ed on the most thorough business principles by an
entirely new set of hands, We feel confident oi
dong our share of the business, as we have always
done heretofore. |. Nj. SINGER CO.,
40 Main street, Richmond.
b. TRoTT, Agent. su z-3m
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
-N@NT0c<1<r N>~-0ge1
QOAR DiN9.-I have two pleasant and desiTa-
~ bic rooms at the CARLTON HOUSE, suita-
bic for families that may desire to obtain BOARD
in . pleasant ne,ghborhood, and convenient to
busiue IS in Il city.
Several DAY B0ARDERS can also he accom-
modated, by Mas. BASS,
On 18th. between Broad and Marshall SITS.
There is q STABLE and CARRIAGE HOUSE
Attached to the lot, for rant. no Is -lvt
* a ~ ~ - n - ,Ienteei aid comfortable
- BoARDING can be had in private FANNY,
on fraakin, between 80 and 4Ih streets, nearly
opposite hopinson's Drug store, and three doors
iiom the corner Rooms on second floor. large
no3-lus - -
ROAhOlN0.-0ne OF two u II tRABLE
NJ JMs vacant at the EDGEMOET HOUSE,
between 9th and 7th streets. oo i2-ts
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90 MRS. Z. LYON, rA
S&Y No. l3 Main street, (UP sTAIRs,) kSTN
* Has lust received par steamer new8lk3
and fas hionable supply Of
w IN Il X ONNETS. &C.
to which she invites the attention of the ladiea
and the public generally.
"a Ladies can bs furnished with FRAN ES and
other materlals for making Bonuets on reasona-
Die terms no Is -eOdiw
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THE r q To r N 8

The following are the..returns received since
the publication Of the table yesterday, con-
.,tctpv I IN counties
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= Bel's majority. 792
16 b35 Letcher's maj. in SO
In counties unheard
from. Il, 2So
Bel falls short of
overcoming Letch-
er's majority by. 496
The following table shows the vote in 1859,
in The counties yet unheard from
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kACitiZens of the South

bACitiZens of the South,
ATT ENTION!
All who in end to volunteer for South Carolina,
ought to provide themselves with good supply OF
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN, for THE cure of
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, PAINS of all
kinds. 1t is goOd-try IT.
~ For sale M all the Druggists in Richmond
Pete Isburg, Norfolk and elsewhere throughout the
State. no l2-lwS
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-A DAILY
HA UNION PRAYER MEETING is held
at tbs rooms OF the Young Mems Christian As
socIation IN GUDDIN'S HALL.
Christians of ali denominations, and strangers
visiting the city, are cordially invited to attend.
nol2-lm
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rrO PRINT ERS-A RARE CHANCE-a
A l. Alb LE COUNTRY sPAPER

FOX SAL E.-The proprietor of thrivink coun-
try newspaper, IN Eastern Virginia. being de-
siroas of engaging in another business. Offers for
ssle ms entire establishment. the newspaper
has about oOV subscribers, and = large run OF Job
WORK and advertising. Size of paper. 70 by 10
inches seven columns to lae PAGE ht cen col
umns OF advsItisements; towards oil sloVo on
printing otfoe within hlty miles Connected with
the ne wspaper is the POS r. OF fIcE. paying up
WARDS of $230 year. The printing oil eight or
len counties can be secured. snd very large
amount of transient job work. The once contains
one large size Boston Press, and one small KAN
age Press for lob work about 200 tbs VI brewer,
100 of Long Primer, and $50 OF Nonpafell; Stands.
Cases. I'm posing Stone job Type,and Al the requi
sires for carr ing on hfst class country newspa
per the material 10 IN good conaltion and the
location cannot be surpassed. FOR further lnfor
A'aa''' THoS. J. BA6BY,
.sf" Advertising agent, Wall street
MOIST Under 81. cha's Hotel, kicnm'd. Va.
1870 GEO. STARRETr foen
1000. Has in store his Fall stock, loOO.
camprising 24 varieties aud szss Of STOVES
RANG Es, and FL IMAGES, many OF then new
aud desirable articles. of his own make He is
also prepared To supply Northern Stoves At Whole
sale or retail having contracted early in the sea
son for two entire eargoes oil the very best made
IN iAis couhlry, at lever prices than the same
xcads cyn now DO obtained. Also, PUlsPS and
rifE OF all kinds Planning, Gas Ftttins aud
I'm work aone 10 the beat msnner and cheap
Gk0. srsRRETT. Bsivis's Rov.
Governor ST.. kiehmoaa, Va.
RkEHivk SYR up-lp store for sale By
oa POTTS FAkLkf 70.
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DIR. j. FARiSH having To-
~ Gated in Sidney; offers his professional
times at his brothers. residence, between Main
and Franklin streets. no l3-2w*
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T'HE WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MA.
l. CHIN T. received the highest premium at the
State Agricultural Fair, OCTOBER 27th, 1867 and is
good Family SEWING MACHINE. Price SIS to
$50. JOHN A. BELVIN.
Bevin's Block, on 18th and Governor SITS
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WANTED-A purchaser for PEW No III -
W 81. Paul Church, eastern aisle Tigh, -,
SIDE, about the centre of sald aisle Alsn r., aSha
ONE SHARE of ORGAN STOCK IN said Cba a,,e
Oh at pays per cent interest on its Hu'cs
Apply TO JAS. McMURDo. at he Bank OF RI
mond, Cary street, or Dr.. TRESTTc A-
no l0-3t Marshall and 7th st,as.,
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CONTRIBUTING MEMRE

Listener 8 mai. 5 Sgy
Bell falls snort of overcoming Letcher's maj by
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WASTED-For the year 1861. by sober ara
W industrious man. a situation n a NAN
hGER ON A FARM OF OVERsEER Ha ~,
had eighteen years experience in farming And =
partIc uaIlV skil'ful in the management Of tobac,
and other produce. Best references can be avon
Address, - j. 3. b." Sublett's Tavern. Pow
tan. no9 dlvtcpI..
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THE REGULAR MONTHLY
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. wall be held this
TUESDAY evening, az. t,sock, IN the Lee
An interesting Essay will be read by DAN'L B.
Lucas, Esq he public are invited to attend.
By order OF the President.
no IA 1t RO. +. RICHARDSON, Sec'y.
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In retiring from business, take srest
pleasure IN recommending To my TRENDS al.
former pair Jns, the above business connection -
one calculated To give them entire sansiAeuot'
and solicit for my former pa tner tnslr paironst
and inhasnce. HILL & N0RFLEET are We
"AN w nav ~ A. FTTZHU6H.
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THE CONCERN OF MARSHALL FIJI
l. HUGh is this day dissolved by mutual cor.
sent. J. w. MARSHALL will have IN charge ne
books and papers Of the hrm, ard Will use ne psA'
G. G. FITZHUGH.
Rinhna .,nd k1,,r Int
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frfk Us. MAILSTEA mSHEP YORK
$500 TOWN, FOR NEW K.--Ths
7ESSS teamship YORKTOWN, Capt LEwIs
PARRIsH, Will leave here at O'Clock p. NJ,
TUESDAY, the 18th inst.
Passage to New York. meals and state-room in
Guided, SO. Steerage passage SIS.
Passage to Norfolk same as by the river boats.
Freight received To DAY, Monday and I'D
to the hour of / O'Clock p. M, I tuesday,.
Conslgnees requesteG to Sc nd for he lrs oods
to-day.
Frelrht for Boston taken at moderate rates and
forwarded with dispatch.
n. B.-No hOgsheads will be received except
such as have been engaged.
l3-lC IUDLAM 4 WATSON
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BALTIMORE, Nov. lizard, schr Jos. Holmss,
Richmond.
NORFOLK, Nov. lO.-Arr'd schr Emma D., Rich
mOnd.
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WANTED-Gentl to know that the nah,
W place tn get an old coat SECURED and r.
PAIRED to look like new and last six month.
longer,ls At KINGS, 10Th street. between Man
and Cary. Ladies are notified that the price ia 70
Guned one fourth Tor doing ap LACE CURTAINS
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WANTED.-A sober, industrious Ard ,ai,.,7-
" dsrman or lTlshman. without famiieV 'anie
understands the dairy business, or miki,,' o sno
and selling milk, can find a psrmansni rSinss
b. addressing +" Box POI" Richmond Pos, n4sss
ii must be good mixer, and he ahls 10 fnse
no lots
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.

E>0R HfRE-A stroag able bodied NEGRO
L MAN, who has been accustomed to farm work.
and would answer a porter In store dray-
man. Also. a likely young GIRL, who Is said to
be good seamstrsss and iadg's chamber maid.
RO. Lynn,
Agent for Hiring out Neg Ioes, &C.,
no l3-2. Metropolitan Hall.
Tor HTRE-A good COOK, WASHER and
L IRoNER also, an able Man. accustomed to
general work Apply to COCK & CLOSE,
Office, Exchange Hotel Building, on l4sh st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-13
GEO. w. ADAMS,
no s-d6t&cw4t Gloucester Court House y.

WAN INTERPRETATIONS country you,N
w who has his own living TO make He ia
steady and industrious Young man has for ths
Psst year or more been employed IN a CIstI,
office writes good and lea bic hand DesJes
situation IN some bEaach of business Any Npd az
reference can he had relative to MS charac,sT -,
abilities. Apply to " W. n II. - " lloox's Wharf
Cnaries ClL1 county, va. EOT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-13

WANTED-Tos SOLICIT 8 call from all persons D
~ want. of TRU 8, at the RICHh0ND
manufacturing every style, from the common up
TO the most superior RON FRAN f, ALI
Leaf HER TRUNKS, LADIES' FRENCH
RUNKS. &c. Ali sold at manufacturers pr oes,
At No; "a MAN Sc, IN Saddle and Harness Store,
with VIM SALMON
IA TRUNKS REPAIRED.
sc 2s-3m JAMES KNOTS.