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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-24
The Navy

A New York journal learns from reliable
sources that
"a very great excitement prevails among the
state OF affairs at the South and that so adverse
are they 10 d collision with their fellow citizens
IN that quarter that these will be an almost uni
versal EignHiion of their commissions as soon
az hostiIties break out. They will not Imb.ue
their hands IN the blood of their brethren"
We can easily believe that the most frater-
nal sentiments towards their countrymen of
the South, and of every section, animate the
officers OF the Navy. Many of them are South
ern men, and all Of them, with fe W exceptions,
are gentlemen of an eminently national char
acter. Sectionalsm has never found much
foothold in the Navy. They love the name OF
Americans, and are proud of that bea tiful
nag, which has waved triumphantiy upon ey-
cry sea They do not wish to see that Dag be.
come the emblem OF section, nor to behold its
stars dislodged from their orbits, and rushing
Into collision and chaos. Moreover. indiyid-
uGily aud personally, the American .ailor is
the most generous and sympathizing, as he is
The most eaterprising and heroic of men, and
therefore We eau easily understand that few
oi ONT naval officers, whatever their political
Ioeas' view with composure the prospect OF
oe'hs empioyeo To coerce any portion Of their
own .'oa" Aoa INTO submission, with the
s"o'o' 'o' ~ 'a.s peculiar 70 the officers in
onrown service. Even in France. aceus TONED
as IL Is TO bloody revolution ana h,ooav 49,,
preston, the military chief recoils fron, ~.
cruel necessity OF bathing ia the blood Of n.
countrymen thai sword which was CO psser.,..
10 their defence and, no matter how necess, :,
IL may be, be IL never able afterwards fully 10
sfface the cdium Of the exec TONERS ono.
ADD D.4e out from his shield that " damned
SCOT" $50. -
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Com ME RC1AL.

Tn. sta,e of Exchanz 70 aud currencv generally
YVES not more settled yesterday than the dav be-
fore EXCHANGE on New York was sod At a
per cent premium; and on Philadelphia and Bal
timore at "a q per cent. The Banks # the two
latter cities having all suspended, the question
as to what notes our Banks would recens on de-
post and what thev would not, was also unset
tied. Their notions on this point changed often
1t will he possibly some days before things settle
down quietly on these questions.
At meeting of the merchants of Richmond,
held yesterday evening, the committee appoint d
to recommend suitable measures for ado tion. in
reksrd to EXCHANGES, reported their inability to
oantlle community were too diversified to be sus-
tanned By anv general polIcy.
report. because the Conference Committees of the
various Bank Directories had not met at S o clock,
that by oonversing with memners Of The Confer
ence Committees, he was satisfied that they would
be Wiling to do what they could to reheve the
mercantile community. so far the receipt of
notes of country Banks. on deposit could relieve
them. On this statement being made. resolution
was adopted, recommending the city Banks to
receive on deposit and pay OUT the notes OF al
So!reni Banks IN this State and then the meeting
adjourned to meet again on Monday evening next.
The signs OF increasing alarm and enbaIrass-
ment are quite abundant. Yesterday we received
news of the failure of the house of HARRIS 4
Sons, Baltimore, prominent Bankers of that city.
The pressure is severe in all directions, and none
can f"resee when and where it is to end. AS the
causes are political, never had the country so
much need of crest and prudent men in council;
and the fear is, that this class of men never were
sea ce.
Northern MarketS-lBY TELEGaAPH.I
BALTIMORE. Nov. 23.-FIour firm Howard S6
no sales. Wheat frm-Red Sl.I0Rl 20; White
81 .25Tl so Corn stesdy-Whlte and Yellog 6oep
Coffee steady at lac. WhIskey firm at 2o1s.
NEw YoRk. Nov 23.-Stocks better: Va. 6's
Ssl: Mo. L6s ST. Noon-stocks better-Cen-
RAILS 49, Va is Al Missouri & n. Flour and
Wheat UNCHANGED. Corn STEADY aud firm. Pro-
visions dull. Whiskey dali at 1917.
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THE FUGtTIvK SLAVE FROM NEW YORK
On Thursday last, as has been stated, fugi-
tive slave, from New York, was brought to
Richmond, 10 be sent to his mas ter, at Louis
vile, Ky. 1t appears that he was hired as
steward on an ONO steamer, and escaped &c
Canada but returning to New York, was EN-
ployed as porter in Store there. On Monday
night he was arrested ut the suit of his mas.
ter's agent, and his employer, MIR. Vail, i'm
mediately got out writ of habtnS corpus fol
the release of John Thomas" that being his
name. Marshal Rynders responded to 1t by
producing in court the body of J ohm Thomas
colored man. This ]. T., however, was an.
other person, who had been in jail as wit.
ness in a murder case since March last. This
Judge decided that the writ was satisfied. Ii
the meantime, the Marshal had placed the ne
gro i'll n hack and gotten him safely on board {
Richmond steamer.
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IA GEORGE CHRIsTY.-This celebrated delin-
Gator OF the negro character will appear IN thu,
cit, on neat Monday evening. at Mechanics In
stItute, with, so we learn, the largest and best
company OF ihe KIND that has ever visited Rich
troupe, whose entertainments were SO WI at
tended here last winter. Mr. Smith, the business
asent OF the Chrlstys, who was also agent tor the
Buckeyes, assures us that the company is supe-
nor, IN sc me sespects, to the Buckle,s. At any
rate, we would advise our citizens to go on Mon
day night next, and judge for themselves We
copy the following from the WdShiHStOH Star
Odd Fellows Hall was again packed - suho-
cation last night by the thrCng eager to see the
immortal George Christy and his famed company
OF IN lnstres. Hundreds went away unable TO 90
tam seats, and hu ndreds more would not go
away, but stood throug hout the entire evening. so
Interested were they by the performances. No
better rlhute could be PAID 10 the extraordinary
to mind single performer In this company who
would not rank star of the first magnitude IN
ordinary trOupss.'
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
TAs Fssli.g AZ the Tnieersity Of Ftrsfwia.
University or VIRGINIA. }
UNIV hhSiTS OF VIRGINIA
NNl mt. iSf,n

NOV. itkG. iroH
Our attention has been called to a statempp 1
which has appeared ~ the Richmond Eaqmi-
ysy. and also In the New York Beraid to The
effect that the students of the University OF
virginia had passed resolutions declaring
themselves In favor Of seces sion, and inviting
the Hon Heniy A. Wise TO deliver before
them AN address, setting forth bis views OF the
state of the country.
Lest this should place the students OF the
University in a wrong light. we beg leave to
state, through your columns, the facts OF the
case: On the 18th inst, a notice appeared on
the bulletin board calling mass meeting at
9x O'Clock +. NJ, for the purpose OF taking
luto cons ideration the state OF the country
Mean " lille, at AZ p. NJ, anumber Of students
Assem- bled in one of the lecture rooms and
passed the above ment Toned resolutions. 1t
As estimated that not more than fifty were pre-
sent, though there are six hundred and thirty
In College. No meeting TaS held at on o'clock.
The meeting, therefore, which was held in the
afternoon cannot be taken as an exponent OF
the views of the great body of the students OF
the University. Whatever may be their sen
timents, they have not been formally ex.
pressed. 49,
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MURDER.-An inquest was held on the body
of Geo. Il raen. an old resident of Culpeper CO.,
Va, on Saturday last, and a verdict rendered
that be came to his death from being beat and
burnt by Catlett and Frank Turner, father and
son, who have been committed 10 jail to await
their trial for the homicide Whiskey, and an
old grudge, are said TO have been the cause OF
the murder.
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Rev. John Smyth, a Catholi: pastor at Phi
lpsburg,N J., died of consumption at ST. Vim.
cents Hospital. in New York, on the 18th inst
Owen NOrment, sentenced to be hung at
Charlotte. n. C., for the murder of Cnas. Tit
terndry, has been pardoned by the Governor.
VIM. S. Stockton, one of the earliest advo-
Gates of the Methodist Protes tant Church, died
in Philadelphia on the Goth inst.
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AN ANCIENT TREE BLOWN DowN.-The well
known "Old EIm," Of Somerset, Mass, which
grew near the river, in the centre of the viii
iage, and supposed to be from 400 TO 500 years
old, WAS blown down few nights ago, in a
fierce gale 1t was 100 feet in height and the
girth Of this trunk was 10 feet.
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INCREASE OF FIsH-The funny tribes OF
Lake Champlain are fast increasing in num-
bers. Two or three years ago the smelt made
their appearance ir these waters, and have
since then been caught in guam titles, and nov
the BLACK bass, a FISH heretofore by no means
abundant in the hay, is daily caught from the
BreakWaier in vast quantities.
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THE MEssAGR.-The Presidents message
will be ented to Congress on the second
day of its session. Advance copies Will be sen,
North AS far as Boston, and South as TAR as
Richmond. 1t is believed that the President
takes strong Union view, md will oppose Sc.
cession,
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NEW YORK POLICE The New York Courier
and Enquirer of the 2lst says: The Police
Commissioners are about TO issue an order tor
the policemen on duty TO wear top boots. OF
patent leather. The boots will be furnished
by the Commissioners, at $40 per pair. Pretty
good price.
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eBY the advertisement In to days paper, 1t
will be seen that the price Of the celebrated
WHEELER r. WILSON SEWING MACHINE has been
reduced. This move on the part of the manufac-
turers will be very acceptable to the public, and
doubtless be neit themselves by greatly increasing
their sales. The great expense which the owners
of the patents have had sustaining their
against inirlngefs has heretofore kept the pricea
OF the good Nj achlnes SO high as to be almost out
of the reach Of the class who most needed them,
and we are glad to see that the protection aft jrded
by the law will now enable them to sell their Nj a.
chimes much cheaper. no 23-2t"
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DIED

On the SD inst. at tbs residences of her mother:
Mrs. Il. 9. Chenille, MARY 0ALLEHO, vile OF
Capt LLOYD Handy. y. N. g, p,,p.
Church on sunday morning At 10 O'Clock. The
friends Of the family are invited to attend without
further notice.
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NUTlCE-TO THE CREDITORS OF DAN
~ lei HAGERTY AND OF HAGERTY &

NUTlCE-TO THE CREDITORS OF DAN
~ Ell HAGERTY AND OF HAGERTY &
STA DANIEL HAGERTY having as
samed. by contract. the payment of the debts of
inc late hrm OF HAGERTY & STARKE, a. be-
ing enttied, under the Same contract, to all the
assets 81 the late concern, including debts due It.
NM sald hageIty having. by deed dated the 21st
rNoVembeI, 1850 recorded on the same day in the
o ~ Once OF the bustinss Courr for the city
n,eninona, c9nveyed his stock of goods, and al
PERSONAL TO the undersigned IN trust, for the
Oh ms creditors and the creditors OF Haze
~ d taIke, according 10 certain CLASSES ths1s,n
a a,t and said deed also providing, among
other thlngs that no creditor shall be e5titlad 70
any benefit therefrom unless me assents to tho
terms OF the SAID derd by signing the same within
thirty days from It's date ~ "'sh'n
Notice is hereby xiyen 10 all persons indeb,ed 10
the said Hagerty, or To the said firm 10 sattIe ~
mediately with the undersigned, and 10 nsr. ii
having claims under the terms of said de adj 10 M
sent the same And Eotlce 10 also given thai sa,a
deed will remain In the Clerks Office of the Con :,
OF Hastings the prescribed time, to 10 signed Is.
o9eh creditors a. are wiling " accept the terms
OF The same. v. BAkGAMIN.
no Hts Trnstse.
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A MALICIOUS USE OF PowDER-The gable
end OF Eastern Hall, Bowdoin College, Me,
WAS blown up Sunday night by keg OF gum
powder, which was maliciously placed in the
attic, and set fire TO for the purpose Of destroy
ing the building.
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nAnAct of erntitnde.-2o GOO Copies II

a. nAct of Gratitude 30. 900 Copies of
Nj EDICAL BOOK FOR GKATUITOUS CIKCU
LATION: by sufferer, who has been efeetually
cured of Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory, and
DImness of Sight, resulting from early errors, by
following the instruct ons gwen IN me dlcal work.
Considers it his duty, in gratitude to the author,
sufferers, Ia publish the means used. He will,
therefore, send free to any address, on receipt OF
two stamps, a copy of the work. containing every
information required. ADDRESS, = Box 49," +, o.,
Albany. n. y. no lZ-ddCWom
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gca1AL NOTICES
A"heeier 4 " IL %fSe MACHINES.

wheeler Il Wilson'S
SEWING MACHINES.
With ,ew improvements, nj reduced prices. Tho
Wheeler L Wilson Manufacturing COMPANY hav-
ing gained ALL their suits st law with hiring g
manufacturers Of SEWING M achInes. propose that
the pubic shall BE- benefited he'eby, and HAYS ac-
oordingly reduced the prices of their Sewing Ma
that will pa, fair profit on the cost of manufac-
tuTe, capital invested, and expense OF MAKING
first class Machines. and, heretofore, guarantee
them in every particular.
NEEDLE S, SILK. 10, at reduced prices.
ma. Office aud Salesroom 227 Main street. Rich
mond Va no % St.
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Suss o. gAAvAsLs ff~asss.s -b ~ lid.
ssx A9Fsss ta mpsass, ~ tsx sl. stss o; abs
AtsxM bsst TFshjess4 ~ Il ,slssllle. a. IN bsjs
u, ftsts fat gfp Is'fsss' fac Fyssss end
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n THE GENUINE PEARL AMBRoTYpEs can be
had only at r. Eks' Gallery, which is the largest
and best ia the South Price 20 cts, SO cts, 81 81
TO S.; life size, in oil, S25 to 500. no 23-3t
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80 GROWING INTO THE FLESH, &c
lnstantaneonsly removed without the slightest
enioS ed DIR. SCHULTZ, the very successful
Chlropodist, who has enjoyed for several years
the beral patronage of medical. clergy and other
gentlemen, and the ladies IN particular, may again
be consulted, usual, at his office, Wall Street
Hotel, Wall st. no2i-2ts
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IA For SUPERIOR MINIATURES and life size
Photographs and Ambroty pes, go to kEEs' cee-
brated Gallery, l45 Main ST over West John
stOn's Bookstore. no 23-3t
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M Lumber Card.-Eugene Darlington
having purchased the stock of LUMBER OF the
late Edward b. DudleT. will continue the business
at the old Yard, corner Franklin and 18th streets,
where he W II be happy to serve this old custom
ers of Mr.: Dudley and the publlc generally. stock
% hand-WHITE PIN 4. YELLOW PINE 4,
EL0URlNG, WALNUTs CHEkRYa ASH IA a;
SHINGLES, &c. EUGENE CARRINGT0N,
no l--dlm Corner Franklin and 18th SITS.
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H- BILL HEAD! BILL HEADS 1.-THE largest
and most comPlet assortment of RULED Pa
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 rs cheap as they can be procured any
where. Call and see specimens and prices. (tsl
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RELIGIOUS DAILY
VNA UNION PRAYER MEETING Is held
at the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian As
soolation In GODDIN'S HALL.
Christians of all denominations, and strangers
visiting the city, cordially invited to attend.
noR-lm
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LETTER LIgr.

/ ISTOFLETTERS-Rsm ~ the RICH
~ MOND POST-OFFICE, on the I'D day of
November, 1850.
- Published by authority of Act OF Congress-, IN
the newspaper having the largest circulation in the
District where printed.
q h-P Persons calling for letters IN this List, will
please say they are ADVERTISED.
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IA THE LIKENEssEs of small children are cor
rectly and beautifully taken at REFS Gallery, by
the aid OF RERs' new instantaneous process.
no 23-3t
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ma Leeches! Leeches!! Leechex.!!-I
nave ~ ,trecelyed, by Adams Express, lot OF
fresh WEblSH LEECHES, the very best and
large size, which win DO applied upon the most
reasonable terms
tended to. can be found at all hours of the day Al
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM. under the Ameri-
can hotel, tsntr1noe on nth street, and at night
~ the corner OF Leigh and 10th streets.
ap 19--ts r. G, HOBSON
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n o. RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-The new
- house of worship of the MANCHEST Err
BAPTIST CHURCH Will be opened for service
next SABBATH. DR.. J: d. JETER will preach at
II O'clock A. Dr., J.. L. BURROWS will preach
at7h O'Clock P. NJ. The public are respectfully
invited to attend. o23-2t"
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Or NGE COU MY.

Fresh ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER, some
thing very superior for q cents Just received "
FRESH GOSHEN BUTTER. good article, fer Is
cents.
COOKING BUTTER, for Is or 20 cents
Also, s superior article OF fresh MOUNIAk
roll. BUTTER, receiving every day ,and ht
Us. ROBERTSON,
Next to corner Governor aud Franklin SIS
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ATTACHMENTS,
THREE GREAT PIECES.

LHsL NIght 81
MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS.
And her father.
MR.. PETER RIChIN6s
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SPECIAL NuTICE-Ow.

SPECIAL NUTICE.-Ow-
LIZ Esd1SsSS - ing TO the strlngencv In the
HE@xA-N@ money market and The heavy
discounts charged IN consequence, the AGENTS of
this Company are instructed, on and after this
date, until further notice, not to receive any mo-
neys IN payment of fares and frelghts, but Vir
glnia bankabe funds and specie.
SAM'L RUTH, Sup't.
Office R, F. L P. r. r. Coz
Richmond, oath Nov. 80. { Ats
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- FOR IL Il T-On the MechanIosvilIe
E::5 Turnpike, near Venable street, an excellent
Hxnew HOUSE, CONTAINING four large rooms,
with fire places and CRATES; also, two-story
Kitchen. Price. $50 Apply to
b. I. CHA on M ayO St, or at my
residence, on the Meohanicsville Turnpike.
-
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RNew and Is utifuI
FALL AND WIN Err GOODS

The subscriber would respectfully announce to
his friends and the public generally, that he is now
receiving large and beautiful stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Selected with great care and at prices that will
enable h: IN to sell unusually low, for cash.
My stock consists
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
In great variety and all the newest designs.
In Gents wear, a splendid assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
VELVET AND SILK VESTINGS,
NECK TIES, MERINO SHIRTS.
DRAWERS, &c
Also. large and attractive stock of HEAVY
GOODS, of eveIy grade, for negro clothing
Fine BED BLANKETS.
NEGRO do.
And every other article usually kept in first
class Dry Goods House
Call and examine for yourselves.
JOHN L.. SMITHER,
Sc A-2m No. % Main street.
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SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. q. 1880
NAPOLE0N'S OLD GUARD
Haversack -...........Nr PETER hICHINGE
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FOR RENTING comfortable DWELL
es:.I IN G next to the corner OF Cd and ain SITS
AA.a Will be sold. the entire FURNITURE. com
prIsing fine toned Rosewood P | mo, BED
STEADS, CARPETlNG, COOKING UTENSILS,
four tons of COAL, &c
ALS0-Two fine COWS. Further information
NAV he had on the premises. Call Immediately.
no "a 3tt
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IA All who suffer from Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Group, Whooping Cough and the most
to be dreaded of all, Consumption, can find sure
relief IN Or. WISIAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, which always cures where other RENE
dies fail.
Sold by ADIE& GRAY, PURCELL,LADD 4
CO., W. PETERSON, J. p. DUVAL. and by all
other deale RS ia medicines no 2I-2tW&
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A III dquarters
SOUTHERN MILITARY DEPOT!
The subscribers having largely increased their
stock of MILITARY GOODS,
and possessing superior facilnies for obtaining
both the Foreign and Domestic Goods in this line,
are prepared to offer extraordinary inducements
to all in want of
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.
Their stock embraces
EPAULETTES, in every variety, for officers
and privates.
Regulation SWORDS and BELTS, SPURS,
GLOVES, &c.
BUTTONS, LACES, BINDING, WEBBING,
and general assortment of the usual
TRIMMINGS FOR UNIFORMS.
MITCHELL Il TYLER, los Maia street,
Richmond, Va,
Dealers in Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware,
Spectacles, Military and Fancy Goods.
no 3-d&cwlm Tin f.
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mARlNH !NrELLIQENCA
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER %
HigA wa.., TAI, day saturday. X s'e,oel.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Belvidere, Keene. Baltimore, mdGe.
and passengers, ID. & w. Currle.
Schr. Luwassett, Soper, Philadelphia, coal,
Crenshaw II Co
schr. Charles, -, James River. lumber, Phil
lips h Coleman.
echr. W. W. Griffith, Ross, James River, lum-
ber, s s evenson.
Schr VIM Severe, Brooks. Alexandria, coal,
Virginia Towing Co.
Schr Andrew Armstrong, -, James RlVer'
lumber.
Schr. Geo. V. Scott, Parker, Baltimore, oyster
shells, J. 8. Atlee.
SAILED,
Steamship jamestown, Skinner, ". ork, muze.
and PASSENGERS. Ludlam l. Watson.
Schr. Henry Read, Passwater, down the rlver'
light. a., ,,., A. ;
light.
RockLAND. Nov. l6.-Salled, schr. n. s. Boyn
New YORK, Nov. 2l.-Arrived, schr. Nellie D..
BosroN, Nov. H-Arrived, sohr. Fred. Eugene,
Richmond.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP "JAMEsTowN,'
THOMAS SKINNER. Master, from New York, Nov.
l. wager. Benz. Carr. F. Tyaok, A. s. Smith, ].
Wood, Mr.. O'Keehe, John Dusan, +. Neuman
and lady, Mrs. h. Higgins, Jos. Hanko, A. w.
Lingecy. lady and 8 children, J. T. Evans, q.
West Ro. Russell Col. Fort and lady, Miss Ro-
gers, Miss NJ. r. Minis, and 10 in steerage.
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HDQS. 33D REG. VA. MIBtTIh,t
hnyam her 9,j l2al [

n HDQS. 33D REG. VA. MIBtTiA,t
y November 20 l36U,
&Order No Z.
III Battalion Courts Of Enquiry, composed Of the
~ CommandHnts OF both BattalIGns of the Isl
Regiment of the Captains and Laeutenants CON,
mandlng companies in said Bat'aIons. or attached
the reto, Will meet at Her rico County Cont House
on SATURDAY, 24th of November. At II o'o.ocA
A NJ , for the assessment of lines and such other
business rs Is required by law.
Bv order of Col DAVIS.
no2l-4t W H. PRYOR Adlt SD ReEL