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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-24

EtS Yeast Powders. -. w. Garlick, Rich
mond, Va, nanutactures .'SEMPLE's MALL
BILE BAKING POWDER His is the only fac
tory OF the kind in the South, and he Is prepared
to furnish the entire trade on reasonable terms
Northern manufacturers. Sempie's Powder is
Virginia preparation, approved by all who have
used it.-Rict,nond Wdg. ia 90
BE One Trial will insure the Use of Sem
PLIES INFALlIBLE BAKING POW FER in any
family, If properly used. For sale by Druggists
and Grocers. ia %
EE Use the Best. --Semple's lnfailible Bak-
ING POWDER. The best and cheapest in use.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-24

BE- Leeches. Leeches.. Leeches..!- Il
have just reeeivd by Adams Express, lot of
fresh SWEDISH LEECHES, the very best, and
large size, which will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms.
Z. S.-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
tended to. can be found at all hours of The day
at the HAIR DRESSING ROOM under the Ameri-
can Hotel, (entranee on nth street, aud at night
at the corner Of Leigh and 10th streets.
ap I9-ts r. G.. HOBS0N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-24

EuWlu ROBINSON DeIt.,j
Upon an attachment returned executed.
The object of this suit Is to recover of the de-
PENDANT ninety dollars and ifty-six cents, with
interest thereon frum the 10th day of July 1860,
until paid. And affidavit having been made
and filed in the cause that the defendant is not a
resident of this State-Ordpred, that the said de-
PENDANT do appear, within one month after due
publication of this order and do what is necessary
to protect his interest in this suit
A Copy-Teste:
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ns-Spotswood Hotel Hair-Dressing Saloo

Bs SpotswOod Hotel Hair-Dressing Saloon.
GEO. j. IIISSERlCH, the celebrated HAIR CUT
TER AND ARTIST OF his profession, respectfully
informs the citizens of Richmond that he has Ia ken
charge of the new and elegantly fitted up HAIR
DRESSING SALOON under the Spotswood Hotel,
where he will at all times be ready to give HOT
and COLD and SHOWER BATHS, and attend TO
everything in the line OF his profession.
ia a-lmS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-24

VOTERS OF RICHMOND. We
~ have some dozen more candidates. in
many differences and shades Of differences of
opinion among them. Should they not let the
people hear from them in public discussion! We
tlemen candidates. ia 22-3t& FAlR PLAY
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE
L'OR HIRE, A LARGE LOT OF Me-

SGR v AMI E'OH a1HE q SALG.
FOR HIRE, A LARGE LOT OF Me-
iFARM HAND.
2TOBACCO HANDS
COOKS coo i,S WASHERS and IgoyERs.
HOUSE GIRLS.
B4rS' r large and small
BLACKSMITHs, &c, &c.
For hire on accommodating terms.
ia 2i--St EDW ID d. EACHO, lih street
I WILL SELL, privately, "a YOUNG WOMAN
L belonging to the estate of John c. johnson, de-
ceased. said woman is u good COOK and WASHER,
and tolerably good SEAMSTRESS. Any one de-
string TO purchase will please leave their name at
ia si-lt* Admir- of John C. Johnson, deed
BLACKSMITH STRIKER AND GAR.
SMITH STRIKER, who is a good Horse Sheer and
pretty good smith for country work; also, good
hand han accustomed ned g wSrking IN MaRKET GAR
co STEAMERS, TWISTERS, PoRTERs, FLAT
TENERs, and several hands suitable for FARMS
ia 23-ts Wall street
HOUSE BOY FOX hIR FL have Tor hire
3s u snf fssgnjTfH gS na
man that naH is oUsb Sded
and Of very polite address snabe Tor
ia 2sst Wall street.
For Hi Re very spperi9r FEMALE HOUSE
Dining Room. Also, No. COOK. Apply To
LuCIEN LEWIS,
ia 23--T Metropolitan Hail.
SERVANT FOR HIRE--I have a No.
y COOK, WASHER and lRUNER for hire the
balance of the year, which Gun highly recon-
mend, Apply at liz Broad st., below 9th.
la 2$-3tr j. u. kANENAGII
EWK HIRE-Three GIRLS, who have been
L brought up in the house, one a good NURSE,
and three FACTORY HANDS, some of which are
LUMP MAKERS Call on the subscriber, in the
basement OF the State Court House
Ja 22-lw* JAMES d. Elicit
L'OK E.--l have TOR hire for the present
L year, NEGRO WOMAN, who is a first rate
COOK, WASHER and IRONER Apply to
JNO. A. HUTCnES0N,
At Davis & Hutcheson's, Franklin st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-24

HE Constitutions that have been nearly
worn out from Dyspepsia and Disordcred Bowels
and Liver, be entirely cured by the regular
of BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS. To be had
of all the principal Druggists in Virginia
Orders will be promptly filed, by addressing
ia l2-ts 4. BAKER, Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-24

yNTANTED.--A FEMALE TEACHER-Capabls
w of teaching all the English branches, French
and Music; Latin preferred--to teach a small prl-
waite school in my family, to commence lst sletcber
next. References given and required. For terms
address me at Cotfeeyille, Iallabusha county Mis-.
sissippi.
Gro. W. HoEsox, of the firm Of Dean, Hobsou
x James, will give all necessary information.
jy I3-cwts MARY CUCkE
NTANTED-A TEACHER.--A Virginia Lady
lug the English branches and Music, wishes place
in the country or city. Apply to
ia 23-d&cwlt J W RAN DOLPH Bookseller
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COMMANDMENT OLE REVENUE

COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE
80 FOR HENRiCO UPPER DISTRICT
JACUD b. kEESEE will be voted for by the voters
OF Heurico for the Upper district. Election, 4th
February Tia l5-lHl MANY VOTERS.
-, TO MANY VOTERS OF HENRI
80 co COUNTY. should it be your plea
sure to elect me as COMMISSIONER OF THE
REVENUE for the Upper District, | will serve yon
20 the best of my ability.
III I!--l1t J. B. kEESEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-24

nisSOLUTION.-- The firm OF BRITTON 4
IL POW ELL is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent All persons having claims against the firm
will present them to JAMES II. BRITTON for set
Element: and those indebted to the firm will please
make Immediate payment IT, TIiOS. POWELL.
who alone is authorized to receive money due the
firm JAMES II. BklTTON,
THOMAS POWELL.
The undersigned will continue the DRY
GOODS BuSlN ESS, and feeling truly thankful for
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, begs Il
continuance of the same. | shall endcavOr to keep
on hand assortment of Goods which cannot be
surpassed in quality, and as | am determined to
sell exclusively fer cash. will be satisfied with
very small advance above cost. All that | ask is
Il "a II before purchasin elsewhere
ia u --dlw&cwltA JAMES H. BRITTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-24

COW MIS TER OF THE
t>Ea RENEAuE.-At the solicitation of many
frlends, respectfully announce mySelfa eandi,
date for the Office of COMM SSlONER OF THE
REVENUE for the Upper District of Henrico couu-
ty. [ja ls-lwJ LOW. MCCONNELL, JR.
NOTICE. announce myself a can
$50 Gidate tor the office of COMMISSIONER
or IuE REVENUE, in the Upper District vi
Henrco County. BENZ J. Dun
ia l7-dtde*
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COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE.

e.. d NJ Nj L d n T. X OF THE
Sc REV ENUE.-l am a candidate for the
office Of COMMISSIONER OF THE REVIEW UE for
the Upper District in Henrico county, and solicit
the sIitirages of the voters.
ia 2l-tde* WILLIAM CHRISTIAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-24

A RULES holden in the Clerks ONCE OF the
"A County Court of Hanover, the 9Th day of jan
uary, 1861
Il. w, Apperson and p. E. Dupuy, mer-1 Il
chants and partners under the firm
and style ofApperson Dupuy, Nv np,r
against
: LII. :. EA-n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-24

BE RIcHaoND THHATRE.-
kCSKEL X MoxLEY... Sole Lessees and Managers.
l. D. THiLLtP5. StaSo mauaSef
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ne $50 lbs. fresh Venison Hams.
225 dozen EGGS.
kegs Virginia LARD.
Firh ems GOSHEN BUTTER.
400 HIS APPLE RITTER

VIRGINIA BACON. hog round.
Mountain BUTTER, &c, &c.
Just received at the Family Grocery Of
ia 22-3t MINIS u Co, I'd and Main ST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-24

m NCTICE.--All who have signed the
&M roll VI the HENRlCO MOUNTED RAN
1$K1 GERS. will meet at the COURT HOUSE
IN on SATURDAY, at 10 O'Clock. All who
feel any interest i'll the Cavalry of the county are
respectfully invited 10 attend, especially the
members of the HENRIEO TROOP. ia 24--2tK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-24

~ LOST OR STOLEN--A liver ored
,ss>aSI POINTER BITCH, with white breast
--0 answering 10 the name Of "FlOra.'
II give a reward of IS for her return to me at
/. 6 MAYO St Ia 22-3t*l IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-24

HENKICO LIGHT DRAGOONs.--
- Meet at the WkSTHAM HOUSE, in citi
>XED zeus' dress. with side-arms, on WE'D
LC1S NESDAY, Jan seth, at Il o'clock A. NJ,
Tor Drl.. and the election Of Captain.
The Court OF Inquiry Will be IN session, and
excuses for delnq received aud acted upon.
Now members Of the Squadron are respectfully
invited to drill with the Troop
BY order OF Col. DAVIS.
ia 2!--6t J + HUFFMAN q 9
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Ok 16l4S. and Is half bills Beverage Ale. in
81 store and for salsby fjas u WV. TAYLOR.
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WINTER GARDEN.
ALL HALLOW EVE.

This fvoite nationally characteristic piece wac
performed last evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Will
Iians in the chief parts. 1t was very well received,
the laughter Of the audience at the broad Irish farce
e Mr. Wnlanis, and the sly hurnor Of Mrs. WI
tams, becoming at times quite tumultuous. The
ac.ne of All Halow Eve, after McClise's picture,
was pretty and suggestive, and the business lively
throughout. o.her entertainments TO ths ss'ifiae-
ton Of tho bearers followed. The very clear enun'
citation Of these actors in speaking, and their uniag
ging saInestness in their work, give great life 70 ls"
pieces as the audience at once hears perfectly What
they say, and renders the sympathy etsshsal to the
success of those whose task is to please to refresh
en- adsd spirits and I'll up precious time agreeably
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

keyrtone Of The arch-,ho strength o, the whole de-
pe6d DIS upon it." The political eonr' Of Mr. Opdyke
On tie one great Question WIZ has agiia,ed tbe
grea' deep Of TIE patlc MIND for the Sst 90 years
Is fulI and complete eyIeney that "intogriiy foows
no varis.ion-hongsty e shadow Of turning; thar
we mu.t pursue tao SAKE ccurse stern Ed uncom.
promising, in tho full Persu,iou iba. Se laia q
.sGt is Tx" 100 bridge frOa' earth e ieayeh in tie
MOhammedan creed, If we swerve but :" nan g
breadth we ere irretfievfbly lost." Sneh man Is
George Opdyke, in bis priyefe and social and 10 hrs
bu.i'ess and public life AMI character; re our own
state, he "a "wi,bout fear and without reproaeh,
lie i model for Young aen in ard ont Of Neg,
Yors and the yonng wen Of this city who womb
make u cir city what Il shond be- and restore 70
tbe reputation aud honor Of lite earlier daYs, should
and all rally TO the ballot-box for the election OF
George 0piyke.
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c..,,,,uc,, from Fifth Pase.

- II. eve before making tic final s'ep 0' VIC e'H'
eral task. .;o,,, n oil yla roc.
In evidences of this, We find review o. al 'Oe reg,
Wa.bipqtop ordered for Tuesday psAt, upon
,S s,ociou, grounds lhat lie eastward q the CaPo,
ond i Int reasonable TO suppose, that we s1""
hear Of another monster fed iiipey On re "''''
bank OF the Potomac during tho Lowing week.
Upon the heels Of ore of these grand DEMONSTRATIONS
or erhaps from cut Of il, the 'esions may keep ny
,be'r swing, and march str .ight On; but am not
impressed with the belief Dat move, just now, 10
imminent. 1t has been iivoriie idea thai the army
here wonld be held in cheek until the blows upon
the Southern coast sho nd demoraize and decrease
the rebel strength The Potomac The arst stroke,
however, has serveil but to make the reoel army
more compact, bu'. We are now abOu. administering
tie second. TIE argument, therefore, that was
40 d three nor Tbs ago ought 30 be worth something
row, and we should hardly expect to see Gen. Nc
GILLIAN MARI h until the "sentence of death which
has been passed upon Charleston, Savannah, and
other reb scaports shah have been executed by the
stone lie IT. and until ButleE and Burnside shall bav'
shruss their swords into sstne new vulnerable part
the Confederate side. g. W.
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rur STEAMBOATS, DELAWARE, BOSTON,
AND COSMOPOLITAN.
A. -. rJ,,o, OF Tae " J. 7Tibnne

To he Editor Of Tao !" a. -. .,,, n
Sin: In Jour Issue Of this morning you 'PeaR o
n.,.,g.,e Boston and Cosmopolitan, now under chatter
r ovcrsent for ,ransport 'odie's as veF steamer
y - @.~...., l.. -~et Injustice to he
0i''s' - yon,iJle for he charter or toe oos%DpV
writer la, no knoeldse but tine Delaware apa zee
built for ocean service aud have fo lOue year, run IN me
outside line nom NewYOk to fhiofeins, whose route
sors the NewJerscy coast requires stabeh seawohy YES
sc and no accident of consequence has ever occurred any
vC ssel OF the line.
In The Delaware The writer hiss made several tip' o. al
OF the year. and has encountered s1me very heavy
weather board Of her and assures you that she Is an IN
commonly comfortable boat and wei hod for the ser
vice for which she Is chartered.
This satemeDt lie made solely to relieve the anxiety Of
those whose friends may be shipped these vessels she
might well be alarmed by your article. j. IL. W.
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lAdytrtis ulentl

To CoHsuMPITES.-1he advertiser having
been restored healh IN few weeks by very simple
edy ser having suaeTod sesoIa years with lung 81
fiction aud s dead dese, consumption, is snIoas "a
make to his i,owsieres the Of To al
who desire # he viii send copy Of tie pre- OptiOr u'ed free
OF ohssel with directions 70 preparing sud using the
which tley will find for Consumption ns.hno
bo,chd' &c The only OBJECT Of the adyescr in scndns
the .IlioH to benefit Tie afflicted and be hopes
sufferer nay Try lie remedy, as Il will cost them nothing and
may prove blessing Pstei wishing the prescription will
please address the kcv EDwAHD A. WILSON, WiIliamsburgh,
Kirss County, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
ENGLISH ENTERTAINMENT OF THE REBEL
COMMISSIONERS.

While he Premier OF England, in the presence Of
the Diplomatic corps of Europe az the great clvle
BANQUET IN che Guild Hall of the City OF London,
was on the 9th day Of this present month, express,
ing lis syurathy with theGoyernment oLthe United
States ON aecount Of the unhappy differences winch
exist between the constituted Government ana
the Confejerate rebeloue States, "MeseicuTs Mann
and Yapoey." ia the unavoidable absence OF Mes
s;eurs Mason and Sldell, were expressing their
synpathies. within few hundred yards OF tie
ereat M,yoralty entertainment, upon the present
asp CT of the gigantic parricidl rebellion OF which
they are conspicuously the authors and promoters
TIE Fishmongero' Company, one OF tie weaiIhies'
OF the City Corporations, and which dlspenSes aiS
revenues in hospitality, invited the two Ieoei
eni.s,aries TO their annual banquet. ouch d"
invitation sounls almost Ike q praetieal JoAe'
The Guild Of Fisbmongers boasts 10 DC Tue
great liberal institution of the CIiy oil LohGon'
IL has emo led anopg its members some OF Engl%nG
,reatest statesroeu; and has been proud 10 number
especiallv among its freemen the names OF those
who have been conspicuous in their struggles for the
characterization Of the slave. In their magnificent ana
luxurious bauGuetipg hall, Wherefore, Broagham,
Russell. and Denman have made their most eloquent
afier.dinner speeches, and dwelt upon The abomna-
lions OF Slavery. Wlberforce, the early CHAMPION
OF Slavery abolition, was, in reward Of his uotiring
exerton in the cause of the freedom of the slave,
dnied BY Lis admission to tie freedom Of hi; very
Fishmongers Company. Brougham Numbered " i'll
HE nervous and powerful rhetoric upon the atrocities
o. tie middle passage before the assembled court Of
the Fishnongers Company; and o.ted amid the en-
thusiastic pandts Of free Fshmongers, the Lines Of
tie pcot:
" TIE glorious verdict Of her highest court Of law
That the slave who sets lis To-; on British sou
Becomes that Instant fIee9
and Russell, with his pigmy eloqasnee, hai
been great before the same assembly upon the
sane theme. Tie Prime Warden must have in
tended to convey a ssr;ssn and snecr in proposing
TO such an audience tho health Of the two slaye-hod-
ing envcys. In the usual formula of after-dinner
speeches they Considered that evening very probably
as the "prouaee day of their lives" but we think
that such ana eusottanment a. such time and to twt
such individuals, eviuces great want Of Judgment Oh
the part Of aus public liberal InsitutiOn in the city
London, and Is very marked specimen Of Eussis
bad taete
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

Tie Hon. SCHUYLER CoLrAx, NJ. C. from Indi-
ana, is to lecture this evening in Hoboken, opening
short course for the season at the Baptist Church.
Mr. Colfax has won his way to distinction while
still young, by ability, integrity, and industry and
we trust the youth of Hoboken will hear him and
be encouraged to pursue similar career. His sub
iect is The Duties Of Life, and will doubtless be
treated right worthily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
Municipal Election.

HAkTfOKD, LoIll, NOiday, Nov. p, IbbI.
The annual town election TO day resulted ia the
success Of the Peoples Union ticket, by maioiiries
ranging from 2GO TO 400, out Of vote Of 1872. The
Secession Democrats made desperate Effort, but
were CONF leiely routed.
The issue was openly made on tue question of 10y
ally or disloyalty. TIE town of Hartford has
spoken decidedly for sustaining the Government and
the war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

sbio-cdme.. Peabody Phhsdephi,, W. y. Riyer'mith.
Eark,-BaIarst, Wurkell, Cork and market homboe X
Co Pride Of the Sea Petges, Lala fr'ga Del aie .
Co Ceres Mclcher Shanghai, H. w Gay :,
prig.-Wm. Wilson, Grant. Ciueed BoVaf Hsroeok ~
Alliance DBL Hicks Havana, q. wheel~hsht r.
gcboonors-Whi,,ler Presley, Taunton, master Emnis
~ Wsyo Bottom; d. r. Dewoi Fitzpatrick, Bermuda
ID H. Dewolf Csnuug nunroe. Londonderry d. X. DewoI
Internationally Pierce Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
From California.

SAN FKANCIsCO, NOV. To fyJf'
The continued rain makes bueiness dull.
Sales of Istbmus BUTTER, 10 arrive, ~ 2Vc'
Arrived steamer st. Louis, Panama
Ship yisuIges. Liverpool. - NJ, N ,ost
Sailed David Crockett New York, carrying wool and hlues
copper OIL aud 5000 gallons turpentno; ship Lotus iong
Kong carrying s9sc0 ia treasures big ksihr Chief hong
Kong. with SIS 900 In treasure.
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Fires.

CHICAGO, Monday, Nov. % 1851.
The planning mill Of c. 3. Rand & Co. was
destroyed by lire on Saturday night. Loss 5000;
insurance small.
Arrow H. Mondsy Nov. Is, 1881 :
Tie Elginc-lioute OF the ST. Louis and Chicaoo
Railroad wac destroyed by FIRE yesterday. Three
engines are in the runs. Lcfs, SO O00 Partly in
cured,
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TIE GuNrHER CALL EXPOs2D.

To tff Eftfor q Ise ~ h. if'V1H'
Sin: TIE Ncw- York Leader OF Saturday, Nov.
% contains cal tort Grand Democratic aud Union Rally
TO s,iiy the noon Of c. Godfrey Guethe for Mayor to
to be held ON Frdsy evening 80 OF Eighty sixth
street and Fourth avenue By order, alleged, Of Com
ulee of Arrangement" whose names pnro-t TO be a..
neIe among whom many Of the warm supporters OF Ire
Hon. GEORGE orDYBE, including my own. The whole c'H
bald and unmay rsud aud forgery apparently for The
purpose OF giving the affair show Of respecaol'y l"u
will confer great the undcTiigned, ard many other
friends Of the Hon. George Opdyke by exposing 1t a. II DE-
Iucosad send you the entire list Of names saens
whom you III doubtless recognize many u tho most devoted
and peem;neut Republicans well FIRM friends OF the
nominee. Respectfully yours, H. r. BROWN
Harlem, Nov. 25 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
The Weather at Cape Race.

n. JOHNs " T., Monuhy, nov. q, IItI.
The weather was clear on Saturday aud Tuesday
Ut Cape Race, but RS the PeIsia ined to cal of that
point. IL is presumed she met with fog or heavy
Care To-day we have had snow and high wind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

VERMILYA-On Monday, Nov. %, Maria w, wife Of VIM
V.rm and Of the late Bishop Sherwood In the
43d OF her
The friends an resyes of the family respectfully invited
10 attend the flneTa from the NJ r. Church Tifryto"n
On wednesday 81 II a. u without further inyitstlon
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70 he exhibited is one Of sct In course of construe
tion for Gen. Buinside's division.
csRp nP THANKS

The officers Of the SD Regirreo v. Y. v, DEpioeu
Iouav, hove signed card Thanks 70 the commander 81 u
pi.d steamship Admiral for rendering tle passage
ti- ~ sert IRON this city TO Annapolis pleasant aud agree
abe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
Rarsrnxers Arrived

Ia s.rmaI United kingdom fran Gds2on-Capt Setson,
Miss Griye James Mcpherson, o. Moore, and II Ia the
s,eeTage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

Clothing for prisoners of war at Richmond ana
Charleston can be sent by Adinss Express Com
pany. directed to III. care Of Gen. Wool Fortress
Monroe. From there q flag of truce will carry the
clothing to Norfolk for delivery to the Southern eA'
press Company. Government has authorized Adams
Express to open their express to Port Royal Tor
transportation of packages directed to our 'roops
stationed at that point. Messengers will accompany
Toe steamers from kere and Fortress Monroe. The
company's agent goes out by the Atlantic to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
RnoLeli.

Roads fer boston.
Nov a. fhip Oliver Moses, om Liverpool On Fire Leland
bound TO New YoIb, ba. tIans.tyed &c Philadelphia
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CITY HEM 3

Alvss1 OF CoL6MBr. CoLLEcE.-Tbe annusi ad.
dress ar poem before this association w'l be donV
cred at tie leetufe-room Of tho ,ewYork Historian
Society, Second avenue, sOror of Elc5eulh street,
this evening. Orator, William c. Russell, A. NJ
class OF 1897 poet, George l.. freeman, a. NJ, class
of 1919
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

Ninth WARD OPDYKE CLUB.-A large nun.
Der Of The cit!1eE. OF tho kirth Ward, irrespective n
party ssetblel At Blocker BGildn last evening and or
ganled themselves into Opdykc Club Among those pre-
ont large number Of geu:lemen vho have heretofore
voted the Denocrac ticket who Lave learned
experience that the well being Of the city reques the defeat
Of that Gpulous and corrupt man Fernando Wood See
ng this clearly they adopt the only effective mooe Of
p's the end viz; vigorous supper, of the Hon GEORGE
OrDAKE.
The Club wLs organized by the appointment OF H. J. Caw
ofa President and John hesoa Secretary Al preset
enrolled their and resolutions adopted pl-dgng
united aud :lGnt support 10 MI. OpCyke II Is tie aess
Of is Club bold meeting al Blocker Bulldog every
tisa.nl Cd. t.ter the eIeCtinn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

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