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"What will We do with n:"

According to the authority of certain poll
ticiaus, the Union is about to be dissolved !;
according 10 others, it is dissolved now. II is
time, therefore. to look alter the pieces. The
sooner we gather up the fragments the
better In arranging Inc distribution, we have
been puzzled TO guess what is TO be done with
the great city of New York! What shall we do
with it," This is ques ton which We ask our
selves hundred times day. Philadelphia
we can assign place to; Boston has already
found place Tor itself; The great Northwest
sill carry Oh ST. Louis; the great South will
appropriate New Orleans; but New York =
w hat Will We do with il - Ii is not Yam.
kee town, and never viii be. 1t is not a mere
New York town it can take the Empire State
On its back and walk off with it, as SAMSON
did with the gates of GAIA. II is not a south
ern town, ii is not a western town, and
il is not foreign town. 1t is something
compounded of all these-something par
taking of the nature Of them all, belong.
ing to neither class. New York in a
word is an AntsricGH town, the metropolis of
the New World-a veritable type and image of
the Western Hemisphere. 1t can no more be
long TO any one section of the Union than it
can belong 10 Asia. 1t is the representative of
| them all Paris is not more decidedly France,
than New York is the United States.
We derive great hopes from the unsectional
character of this great city, and from the
mighty influence which 1t must inevitably eX-
ercise, il keeping the Union together. II is
the seal upon the bond, which must Ice broken
before the instrument can be rendered of no
avail. 1t is the centre to which everything in
his country tends. 1t is the grand settling
| point, where all debts are finally paid. II is
The point to which all mercanti tile affairs even
tualIy tend. All joint stock companies have
their agencies there. All money this side of
Europe is raised there. ALI schemes OF en-
terprise originate there The greater part Of
the revenue is paid in there There are manu-
featured all the ideas which the politicians
OF all parties afterwards show off upon. There
Presidents are elected, and Cabinets settled
If ship is wanted to carry cargo OF tobacco
and cot on to Europe, we go to New York for
it. If ships want employment, they go there
to find IT, II al author wants to publish he
goes 10 New York. If an actor promises well,
he is as nothing until ne has passed the ordeal
OF New York criticism. In q word, the con.
nexion OF New York is with the whole United
States. Ali regard IL as something particu.
larry and especially national. None will
| readily consent to relinquish one lot of the
pride they feel III tho monster city q city
which enhances their conseq uence in the eyes
OF foreigners, from the very fact of their belong
ing 10 the country in which it is. When for.
eign journals speak of the United States they
always mean New York. We confess it will
be sad day to Us when we shall be re longer
able TO beast of the great city as belonging 10
our country
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Science ayaiust Eacts.

According 10 the Scientific american, DIR. J.
G. BUNTING has published some very interes t.
ing and useful facts in relation TO tie diges.
ton OF food in the human stomach, deduced
from has experiments with ST. MARTIN. the
man with an enlarged bullet hole in his sid
through which can be seen all the processes OF
digestion. In speaking of the nutritious pro-
perry of farinaceous food, and the proper
state in which IL is most easily dige.ted, he
gives the following most excellent advice:
"flot bread never digests Bear this IN mind,
reader, il you are accustomed to eat the la hit nd
tempting biscuit At tea, or the warm loaf that
looks appet2lng upon the breakfast table. AFT
TEL long seasou of tu,nbLns and working abou,
tho stonecn will begin TO ferment, and will
eventually be passed out OF the stomach as an un
welcome tenant OF that delicate organ, but neveY
disests-arve becomes assimlIa,ed ,, or psoG had
by, tue organs Tat appropriate nutrition TO the
body 1t is a frst-rate d. spepsia producer The
above ls true, as mas been repeatedly proved from
sctual observation through the Tree side Of ALEXIS
THIS is one of those numerous demonstra-
tons OF Science which induce people to ex.
| claim, as Mr. BUMBLs does Of the Law, "Sci.
encs is an ass" We have great respect for the
worthy gentleman, ALEXIS ST MARTIN. wbo
permits himself TO be experimental upun in
| this way Tor the public good, and who keeps
the enlarged bullet hole In his siden az q
| window through which the medical faeu,.y
can inspect the state of his digestion M,
| the result lie not satisfactory. The eYnsri.
msnt as been tried on wider scale than ~
case Of single individual, and by people
whose stomacbs, not being decayed and ex.
posed by "eniarged bullet holes" are In be |.
| ter condition to decide what kind of food is
most nutritious TO the system In sound con.
dillon. In the Nofthern States, where cold
bread Is alone universally eaten, there is q
nnaared times more dyspepsia than in the
| lsonths where waAn bread IL the unyarying
| cen very essiiy md ont far himasif VIVA. HI nd
/ cf Iaed asrse. ~ disserers with ,hiYn, and
wpnia much better eoEsult the stats Of biz
sFI Htkf s'ss siss a. AssKfs 9s, Nxaysr'a
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25Os 446a s,5is 7,2as IL 7ls II $50 46,243 81 24e

e. COMPLIMENTARY TEsTIMoNIAL.-lt is with
INFINITE delight we note the tender of a benefit tn
the Inestimsb bic lazy. the charming vooa list, and
IniInltabie actress. Miss CAROLINE NJ. RICHINGS.
As we mIght have readily conf sctuIed. our clti
zens could not allow her to leave US without some
parting assurance of their profound admiration OF
her rare and splendid talents It's rarely the
tai culture the Per ion of art. and the lowell
meas of Nature. In Miss RICHIAGS,-our Amerl-
can bliss RICHINGs.-do We find his cen lnatlon,
and it 10 With greatest pride We &C knowledge.
aad pay tribute to her woith. Let her numer-
Gus friends and admirers remember this is her
benefit, her last benefit, this season. Secure your
seats cary, and give her that reception her sups
rInrILI whit To 81 am.
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complimentary Benefit.

huia'eF oil our eInzens, DESTROYS OF mani
fes1ng their regard tor Miss CAROLINE RICH.
Jhss, and their appreciation OF her efforts TO
please the public, have rendered tn her a .coz,
piiIbeniary benefit" and tonight has hesn
selected for Lac occasion. Miss R,o.,,as Z.
probably The moot popular actress thar n. i.
ever played In Richmond. Her engagement.
nave been prolonged far beyonc the usual 80.
Journ OF theatrical "Slars," aud she ., III ,s.
tlin$ those powers OF tirac tion which marked
Eeg spcc-ss a The outset. We hope the test
,ooGiai OF 10 eight will be equal 10 her merits
Tue plays announced are the National
Guard" AID "Hooipg In Jest" In the course
of the evening MIss RIoBifGs will sing nine
songsi and hiT HIosihor appears Ia premt-
a~n, iHfsA,
1sEatz.t Lag. IaYih. Of Mtsa. ssakhsa kkaxh
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rh. election In virginia.

BY reference to the Governors proclama-
ton in to.day's paper, IL will he seen that the
Electoral ticket of Virginia is divided. giving
Bell votes and Brec kinridge6. The Electors
are required to meet at the Capitol on the 5th
proximo. The Kanawha Republican, received
last night, says Webster county gave Bell 30
majority. This report, however, is doubtful.
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The wEsKLy DISPATCH.

The Weakly Dtsratth issued this morning m
cludes In its list of contents the conclusion of
the story, :" u uder the Snow" A full resume
of the incidents now transporting at the South,
and some twenty columns OF general news,
besides the usual editorial, local and CONNER
Cisl matter.
Price cents at the counter, or cents when
Put up in wrappers. In Lynchborg II can be
obtained at the Disgatca Agssey, No. IS Mar
ket street.
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DYT HEGOy ERsoR-A pRnCLAMA-

by THE COVER NORA PROCLAMA-
~ TON Whereas, 1t appears by the returns
received from the Commissioners appointed by
THIS Commonwealth TO superlntend the election OF
Electors OF President a1d Wee President Of the
United States, that msjorlty of the votes in said
election was given for
THOMAS BRUCE, of Halifax.
MARMADUKE Johnson, of Richmond City,
LEMukL J. ,BOWDEN, Of Williamsburg.
J. ]. JACKSON, JR., OF Wood,
+. I. ANDERSON of Rockbrldge.
b. H. SHACkELF0RD. of Fauquier,
A. b. CO LOW ELL, Of Ohio,
L: a; CHAMBER. of Norfolk City.
yQSEPH CHRISTIAN. of ddlesex,
WILLIAM LAM Is. of Norfolk City,
JOHN R EDMUNDS. of Halifax,
JAMES LYONS, of Richmond City,
RICHAR1 4 CLAFBROOK, of Northum rand,
" Il. ANTHONY, of Botetourt,
J; W. MASSl +, of Rockbrdge,
Therefore. /, JOHN LETcHER, Governor, do
hereoy make proclamation that the said persons
have been duly elected Electors for and on behalf
OF the Commonwealth of Virginia, to vote for a
PRESIDENT and Wee President of the United States
- The Electors are required by law to meet at the
Gagltoi, IN the city of Richmond, on the first
EDN ESDAY IN December next, beng the fifth
day OF the month. by ten o'clock the morning.
~, Glven under my hand, as Governor and
81 81 under the Less Seal of the Commonwealth,
-o"~' at Richmond, this 30th day of November,
1909. JOHN LETCHER.
GEORGE w. MUNFoRp.
M At 30 ,Nftk V1,, III
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Draru MN Garth MON her r

DEATH.-Wm. Garth, member Of the Vir-
ginia Legislature, from Albemarle' county,
died suddenly on the 27th inst. A writ will
be issued for an election to fill the vacancy In
the Legislature, which meets on the 9TH of
January
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rAwR are glad to see that the other manu- fac
tureTs of hxh-priced Sevin. Machines are follow
ing the !esd of the WHEELER W iLSON Com
pany III the reduction Of Prices.
Since the infytRgeTs have been compete to pay
the Incense Ia the owners OF the patents, or stop
making Machines, the legal manufacturers are
enabled 10 reduce their prices so much that we
may now expect that between The LOOP stitched
and LOCK stitches. with all the DOU Bile LOJ rs
and TREBLE LOCKS. Young America VIII be
clothed in garments that will stand the favages OF
wash tubs, smoothing irons and ftn1s tfSeD
For the benefit of the interested, we give below
a table showing the Tumber OF Machines made by
the two princI pal companies. This from state
me mt made under oath in the Howe Extension
Case, and can be relied on. From this tatle 1t
will be seen that the Wheeler Il Wilson Company
had, in November, 1859, made and sold more than
thirty eight thousand Machines. Mr.. Howe s
books now show that they have made near 70 600
Machines If the gain by other makers has been
grea the last year, there Is probably, at the
present time. one hundred and fifty thousand Sew
ing Machines in use, nearly every one OF which
has been sold in the past seyon years. Connected,
they are, with the comfort OF families. and a
priceless luxury both 10 tho over rdened me-
cnanIcs wife and the dawdling lady of fashion. 1t
is becoming as much a matter OF necessity as the
grIdlron or tea kettlc--a piece OF furniture. IN
fic., without which no family can get along. The
time is coming when even the poorest fam ly will
have one of these little iron and steel aborers
singing with its low and pleasant tones the pleas
ant song of the shirt The rate of progress to that
tI,tta ga y1St tn IA Icy nj
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great number Of French Prelates were at
latest accounts about starting for Rome TO
visit and confer with the Pope.
The underwriters of New York are consult
ing with reference 10 a uniform standard OF
rates.
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tCHM0ND TYPE FOUNDRY,
Ia INCATRD In II Il L Ii w RIIII III

lCHI0ND TYPE FOUNDRY,
II LOCATED IN THE LAW BUILDING,
OK FRASkLIS STREET.
The proprletors of the above establishment beg
leave to say that they are prepared TO execute any
order, for NEWSPAPER, BOOK or JOB PRINT
ING OFFICES, and are now manufacturing. on
the spot, new dress for the X Richmond Dispatch.
In soliciting the patronage of the South we guar
antoe to furnish as good an article a. can he had
North. and az New York prices. We have extern
slye business competitions with nearly ali the Typ
iouudTlss the United States, and are the reiore,
enabled To furnish Type of other manufacturers
when required.
~ desire every newspaper in the Sonth TO copy
this advertisement for one month sending us one
copy of the paper. and they will their pay
by purchasing OF us FIVE times the amount of their
bill for such advertisement.
WALKER L PELOUZE.
no 29-im Richmond Va
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VIM. G0TZE, No, 1870 Broad street, between
FINED, FRENCH, and FANCY CANDLES. of
all descriptions Wholesale and retail. and dealer
in FANCY GOODS, TOYS. FOREIGN FIR UlTS,
and CIGARS. of every variety, respectfully IN
vitPs the public to examine his new and beautiful
stock City and country merchants will fad 1t to
their interest TO examine his goods before puT-
chasing elsewhere, as he ieeis satisfied he can Of
fer as great inducements as can be had by their
purchasing North. no l3-dtlstJaN
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GEORGE w. MUNFoRp,
no 50-dtd Sec of the Commonwealth

How To RAISE nlUNEY-TO The MtN-
IL CHANTS OF RICHMON D. The under
MISSION BUSINESS at W,theville, Va, and is
desirous OF recelyInE conslgnments of goods from
mission. He has a large and convenIently-sit
uated house. and will give strict personal atten-
ton to the sale OF all goods consigned to him -
Merchants having over stock of goods, or goods
not exactly in st, lie, would 90 well to send them
to the undersigned, He refers TO A B. p UCKEh,
ESQ, Lynchburg; THOs. J. Evans, ESQ WIN. n
caldwell, ESQ, RICHARD F. WALkER, Esq,
Richmond. JNU W PhTJIETT
Auction and Commission Merchant
no 30-ts WytnevIIe Va
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z - NOTICE TO FOCK

So An adjourned meeting Of the stockhold-
RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at WEST
POINT, IN he county of King iliam, on WE'D
NESnAY. the 18th day of December next, with
and OF adopting such measures of retrenchmeIt
and reform AZ the condition of the Company may
IndIca.e to be needful ard proper. lt is all i'm
portant that The meeting be full one, and Stock
holders are earnestly requested to attend IN per-
if possible otherwise by proxy.
no l3-2awtd A ". MORTON, Sec'J.
n. B.-A TRAIN OF CARS for the acconmo-
dation of Stockholders attending the above meet
Dock, at O'Clock A. NJ, and return IN the even
lnS, Leaving West Point cts o'clock, or Imme-
dlately after the adjournment OF the meeting.
no 30-2awtd A. W. NJ. Sec'y
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WHESLtR & WILSON.
1873. 1854 1855. 1856. 1887. 1858. 1889 Total.
799 $50 LII 2 2l0 59l 1913 q 306 50 99l
GROVER L. BAKER.
657 2 03i l,I45 / 952 1850 070 1880 "a sl3
ALL OTHERS.
l072 4f9 49, 3 06i 442 i54t IA 622 30.450
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IA No Suspension in the Sale Of Bargains!
At J. MILLHISER Il BROTHERS.,

u.
We are determined to offer EXTRAORDINA-
RY INDUCEMENTS to purchasers of
r. q o o ID s.
from until the Ist of January, 1851 in order to
cut down our large stock on hand.
Black silks. at reduced prices.
Fancy DRESS SILKS. at reduced prices.
DRESS GOODS, of all materials, at reduced
prices.
CLOAkS and SH Avis. at reduced prices,
The reduction III prices will commence THIS
DAY, November 18th. and continue until the LIST
of snuary, 1851
We are taking Bank notes of the North Carolina,
South Carolina. and all the Virginia Banks at par.
]. MlLLHISER & BROTHER,
no 28-2w 1913 Broad ST
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aARlNH INrELLLG nNCa.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER %.

run OF hlCh M OLND. NV FIN ZS
Eigk Wa,~r :kis daE tEfidayl 5L o'eiosh.
ARRIVED.
Steamship jamestown. Skinner. New York,
mdzs and passengers. Ludlam Il Watson.
Schr. Clara Belle, Mitchell, Baltimore, mdze.,
W. U. Col ,uitt & Co.
Schr. Triumph, North Carolina, shingles
SAILED,
Schr. Sumwasset, Rusu, down the river, light
Schr. New York, Corneval down the river. ght.
Schr. Charles, Faulks, down the river, light.
Schr. a. Armstrong. -. down the rlver, light.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1s.-Arr'd, stmr. Geo. Pea
body. Richmond. SID, stmr. Belvldere, do. hi
Jas Guthrie, Bermuda Hundreds, IN tow of Bel
videre.
Rio JANEIRo, Oct. 9.-Sl'd, bark Sally Magee,
Richmond.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Arr d, schrs. Ann NJ. Ed
ward. Petersburg; Napoleon, do Nov. 2S-CFd,
sohr. Bergen, Petersburg.
BY TELEGRAPH.1
HAMPTON RoADs, Nov. 29.-Arr'd, bark Oasis,
Us days from Calao. 4 gae on the coast CAM
aged her rigging and sprung her HIssts
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN
THos. SKINNER, Master, from New York:
w. II. Dodd l. GarVeu, q WOIgle. George
Howard, Sam'l Williams, a. Cole, q William
son J. Horok, s. X NeliIs. F. W Vaughn, John
MeohaT,, u. 3. C. 3 :, e. D. Jordan and lady, w
A. dfrey, Il. Foucks, ID. Chandler, s ank, w
Wood, John Vale n,ine., Chas Valentine, J. s.
Abrams. +. Wright, J. w. Jone'. L. Cockbealns,
MISS Iordsn, .. Z. Crump, and IN storage.
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EOTICE.-RICHMON GRANITE
49, SION EUTTEkS-Attend regular
monthly meeting Of youT Ass2 biaton, at SCHA 8
LIST, at half past seven O'Clock.
ANY member absent daring roll' call shall be
lined. lno 29-2t*l l.. MACCABE, Sec'y.
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s@s RELIGIOUS NOTICE. DAILY
ga>Ia UNION PRAYER MEETING 10 held
at the rooms OF the Young Mems Christian AS
SOC alton IN G0DDIN'S HALL.
Christians OF all denomination and strangers
visiting the city, are cordially invited to attend.
noI2-im
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MARRIED.
Dice.

On Monday, 18th inst ,bv Rev. I; v; Moore N :
VIM. SIMPSON and Miss ANNIE n. ShANkS
both Of this city.
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DR.. G. w. BRIGGS having re
80 turned to the city, will resume the prac-
tice of his profession
hesdence, corner 9th and Broad streets,
no 30 II
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10 Uncurrent Notes.-.We will take at
par, in exchange for DRY GOODS, the notes of
all solvent Banks in Virginia, NORTH and SOUTH
CAROLINA, provided they are offered IN sums of
FIVE dollars ard upwards, and we are not requ red
to give specie IN change. Our stock Is very full
and complete.
New CLOAKS constantly received. and very
cheap. tno N-tsl WATKINS & FICKLEN.
N To 6rccers.-The attention of grocers
and merchants generally is called to SEMPLE'S
INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER. home
tlce and superior to most of the kind before the
puDlic. JNO. W. GARLlCK, Sole Proprietor.
IA Home Manufa cture. -Sempie's lnfal.
LTBLE BAKING POWDER, the best and cheap
est preparation for making biscuit, bread, pastry
batter and huckwheat cakes, etc. For sale by
druggists and groceIs generally.
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ma Dunlop. Moncure r Co. ask the atten-
tion of dealers to their auction sale Of COFFEE,
SUGAR, MOLAsSES 60, commencing at IL
weather. no 80 1t
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bridal AND CHRISTMAs Pa EsENTS

Elegant Rich WORK BOXES;
WRITING DESKS;
CABA3; MOROCCO BAGS;
MANTEL ORNAMENTS.
TEMPLE OF FANCY,
no 26-tsi2p) Main street. above Sth.
TOYS, TO&S. TOYS,
i FOR GOOD GIRLS AND BOYS.
The SUBSCRIBER is receiving a large and hand
some assortment of TOYS and other FANCY
GOODS. such as fine Work Boxes, Cabas. Needle
Books. Watch Cases, Chiaa ornaments. Also,
Wagons. Carts, Sleighs, &C.. all of which Will
sell at small profit. JOHN ARkOLD,
no 2s-l2C No ll3 Broad street
TIE PI z OF IA sCY.
MAIN ST, 3 DOORS ABOVE STH.
We open this morning,
and will EXHIBIT during
the HOLIDAYS, a new
and splendid assortment
OF TOYS and FANCY GOODS.
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ARMORY COMPANY "G,"l
RICHMOND. Nov. %, 1850.
Assemble at yeur Hall, on FRIDAY
M EVESlNG, Nov. 3jth. at half past O'Clock.
" for Drill and the transaction Of business.
BIZ order of Captain GpRpoN
y. ]. TUCKER, LIST Serg't.
The dedication of the Hall 10 unavoldably post
poned until THURSDAY. December 9Th, at which
time the military Of the city invited 10 attend
no 2tA
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~ " 20 NStuePliie, va
OFRICE RTCu & VOpV pTUEp u m CI0

I OFFICE RICH. { YORK RIVER K. r co,
RICHMOND. Nov. 50, 1861.
MOTTO E.-The holders of the Coupon Bonds
- OF thus Company are informed that the inter
| asst which Will become due ON said Bonds, and
| payable IN New York on the lkt Monday in Janu-
AIRY next, Wi be paid at this office, upon present
alton of the Coupons therefor from and efter hi S
| Gay. In current Virginia funds
ne 1-6t 4. w, MORTON Tress'r
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A Terrible Times Down uth,-Every-
body Is pi epar ng for war Great excitement. The
people are making ready for the basts South
Carolina il about to secede. But ROCKS GOOD
SAMARITAN is still in the f. ed. IT has relieved
many poor invaids, and is prepared to give relief
to many more. IL will cure Rheumatism, Neu-
rags, Stiffness of Joints. 60 and oil kinds Of
pains. For sale by ali the Druggists of Richmond
and elsewhere. no 29-1w"
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M Z T. III A NICS IL ALL.
COMMENCING ON MONDAY EVENING,
NOVEMBER 26th, 1850,

SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
GEO. CIRFSTY'S MINSTRELS,
Under the immediate personal supeTintendence OF
GEORGE G h II \, ~
Author of nearly all the choie gems OF Ethio-
plan MiustT elsy whose experience of over lS
Wears in the profession, and performances for the
last u ears in the city of New York before the
elite OF Tn at great me tropos. are guarantee for
the excellence OF the entertainments he submits
for public approval. HI and his
MAMMOTH COMPANY
will open as above, and appear Tor positively SIX
NIGHTS ONLY. -
Remember the original GEORGE CHRISTY in
his mimi table and chaste entertaIpments.
CARDS OF ADMISSION-25 cents seats in
front so cents.
"a Doors open at quarter tot; performance
commence at q quarter to 3 o'clock.
no Ais JOHN 2. SMITH, Business Ar.
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TOYS. FANCY GOODS. &c.

CHRESTNAs gOYS
~ AND FANCY GOODS
FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.
Our stock being entirely new. with no old sty lie
goods int ermlxed we invite the attention of our
friends and dealers generally, with full confidence
in our ability to please, both as to quality and
prices. Whoes ale dealers supplied
TEMPLE OF FANCY,
no 20 -tsi2dpl Main ST., above 8th.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.-I have
Just received large stock Of HOUSE FUR
NlSHlNG GOODS, such as Plate Warmers, Block
Tin Dish Covers, Tea and Coffee Pots, Jelly
straners, Tin Chamber Sets, Table and Door
Mats. Weiters. Carpet, Hair ana C4rn Broous.
net, Vi, thes and Fancy work Baskets; Bird
CAGES, of all descriptions, Childrens Carriages
Hobby Horses, Veloci pedes, illow Chairs, and
other article too numerous to mention. For sale
at No. ll3 Broad street, by
no 28-Gt JOHN HAROLD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-30

THIS NOTICE is to inform our customers.
Il and purchasers OF Dry Goods generally that
from this date we offer our entire stock of CT r.
PpEISf kETSs CLoAKS, DRESS G :urS, EN-
We viii receive all kinds of Bank Ms at the n
specie value, and return specie IN ctanse
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