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Prom the Browns tTexas) Flag, of the I'll
ut. we gather the following important I'm
telligeEce from Mexico:

H.
telligeIce from Mexico:
The Crinolinos of Mltamoras are making
strenuous efforts to protect the city ON tba
approaching Rojos, by batteries and BARR
cades. The Progrtss'sta of the 18th announces
that the black flag waves over the town at
present, and that under its sJm5re folds the
Crinolinos intend 10 tightpwithout asking or
giving quarter.
All the people are at the fortifcations work
ing with might and main.
Gen. Guadalupe Garcia is said to be on the
HiarcH1r0m TaInpico to Matamoras, with his
cavalry, three rified cannon and 400 infantry
Gen Cara baj jal is said to be outside OF the
oty OF MafomoraS, at the distance of days
march with 900 to 1000 men, and heavy ar.
lllery in proportion.
LIZ BOWIE, gen tleman from UP the river
reports that the force at Reynosa left that
pace three days ago for Matamora. under
Gems. Aldrete and Treyino
Ihe utmost secrecy and discretion governs
both parties, and We can therefore, give but
little correct Information as to he M O yernents
OF either armies. Much bitterness prevails.
However, we are assured that the diffic u / ty
VIII be ended within Il week AS far as lii alta
moras is concerned. Quttn sa5e
by q private letter from Monterey, under
GATE OF NOV IL, we learn that President
juareZ mas made demand upon Gen. vi
dauri OF Nuevo LeSn, Tor the deliyerery of
tfen Comonfort to the authorities in the city
OF Mexico, and that Gen. Vidaurri has re-
iused 20 denver ComoLfort up. Uomonfort
III
tehtlon 10 remain in the country, des pite
my lord cardinal Benito JuareZ
The matter threatens difficulty if Juarez
nad any force, but he is a present shut up in
,ne m city OF Mexico, surrounded by marquez,
Mega, Zuloaga, and Caligas. If he sustains
himself at home, he Will do we'll.
RECOGNITION OF TIE SOUTHERN COEFEpHRAgY,
By an arrival from Tampico, the Flag, of
the IA tn ult., was also put in possession of the
following official document from the custom.
house at Tampico:
MARITIME CusToN- -HousR, TAMPIco TAMAUL1
PAs.-Rtpubttc IF Mclico, General Ireasarg of
The Nation,
First section-The chief officer in charge of
the department OF Finance, communicates
the following superior order TO TINS General
Treasury
In an official communication d ated the 4th
inst, his txcellency the Minister or Reia.
tions and Government t infor ms me of the fol
lowing His EXcellency the President ordains
that the vessels OF the Confederate States OF
the South shall be admitted in the ports Of the
Repu bic, subject to the same res rIctious and
under the same regulations as the vessels of
other nations. L transmit this 10 Won that
you may circulate 1t to the Maritime and
rontier Custom Houses for the tuifiilment
OF its purpose.
L hereby communicate it to you that it may
De SO uone. God and Liberty. WeXico, Ma y
II, IA0i } Ohm "A. ZAMgRAEo.
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The CAPTURE OF THE HENRY LBwIs.-Some
account has already been published in our
columns OF the capture of the Henry Lewis
by the Yankees. We find the following in
connection Herewith In the New Orleans
Delta, of the I'd inst, from a correspondent at
West Pascagoula, Nov. rs:
This morning, just at daylight, saw the
steamboat Lewis rounding Belle Fontaine
Point, running east, when all OF a sudden she
headed for the main land at double q uick
time. But too late-One OF the accursed yam.
kee stea amers was in close pursuit, which fired
three times. The Lewis soon run aground
about one mile from shore, when the enemy's
launch boarded her, got her oil, aud in aeait-
tie time as it takes me TO write the occurrence
the poor Lewis was disappearing in the
gap pass between Horn and Ship Islands,
This took place within two and half miles
from my house. The Federal steamer then
took a position several miles east Of the
west end Of Horn Island, in the Sound,
crouched ready TO pouncs on some new, un-
suspeeting yicIims. She did no have to wait
long, for At about II O'Clock NJ, large top
sail, double jib schooner appeared from the
west, and, strange to say, bore right up to
the enemy, when she could have easily es-
caped. az the wind blew fresh from the south.
She made no effort TO run away. The steam
er's launch boarded her, and without chang.
Ing hey course took her 70 the steamer, which
towed hsF OF towards Ship Island, thar
den.
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OFFICE MUTUAL FIRE co

WATERFORD, Loudoun Co Dec. 3, 1861. (
~ IN consideration OF the nanny u d great
ONF difficulties by which the communication
pany and the executive officers thereof is
at present surrounded, the Board of Directors
have, on consideration, Geterm ned, and do
hereby adopt the following resolution, viz:
Resolred, That the premiums of insurance
in The nature of interest premium notes
for the year commencing on the "a daxct
January next, and ending on the 3lst day of
Decent Der, lS62, shall not be demanded or re-
ceived by This Company from any of its n en-
beTs. and that no loss sustained by any MEM
ber Of the Company (under any policy OF in
surance issued by said Company for the same
period of time shall be paid-thus suspending
its operations so far as these are concerp ed
for that length OF time but IN Il all other
rights and privileges OF each and every MEM
ber OF this Company, as such, shall remain
in full force and virtue during that period, in
the same manner as though this resolution
had not been adopted and that without
some further action of the Company or of
this Board, each and every member shall
stand and occupy the same position to the
Company on the lst day of January. 1868,
that he or she would on the 3st day OF De
cember, 1861: Provided, however, tn ~ in the
interim any member may be permitted TO
withdraw from the said Company, now
allowed, and the right to cancel any policy
may be exercised by the Company
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
de 9-3t JACOB SCOTT, Sec'y.
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W. NOTlCE-There will be 8 meeting of the
Us DIRECT s of the ChickahoIniny and
James River Steam Navig gstion Com mpany held s..
the Columbian Hotel, on MONDAY EVENING,
the 9th inst at O'Clock; and there is business
of great importance to the liae be transacted it
is expected that every member of the board will
be punctusl in attendance al the hour appointed.
de g--3sh Il. MILLER pres't.
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ByGODDIN d ApPgRs0N, Auc'rs.

~ ALE OF HORSES, COWS, FARMING
/ e. p eInrlts. HpUsehoi Furniture, Ac.-Wll
be- soid, ut auction, a tue iae farm of A. 4. Nor.
ris Esq thIee-iourths Of mils norEt.ea OF
kfchnl"nd on tn" Meadow u. idge Rod ri
&, next. the Ssh Dee mber, ls6l commen ing
~ IL CLOCK. several Ho ses, COWS. ali tho Fam
ing lupiensents IN ehe Place toyet.er with par
eel OF Hoassh Id Furait"re, aid many other srti-
cies,
IERMs.-.-An sums under $50, cash; over that
amount, fohr moths crect for approved, endorsed
negotiable paper.
de 10 GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
NERY VALUABLE PKIN ATE RESI-
Y pEAcB on Mayo nes- Ros street. fhr sals
NJ suction AT the euriest Of NJ am Britain, wa
shall sell al pubic auction, en- the piemis ., on
THURSDAY, 18th Dec, 1851, at O'clock, L. M,
the very beautiful tenement located ~ above, now
owae3 a1d occupied BY him. The LOT bas front
OF Is feet, and depta of l2S feet to alley The
dweliiog has 10 rooms, and TIE kitchen hs 4 rooms
The premises are supplieJ with aod water, and
throus bout are in the most complete ord-r All
the buildings have been erected whin TIE ast five
or six years Hlt9ge'he- this is a most desirable
re'Gence. Terms, ona hflh cash; ,laace att ur,
eigat, twelve and six'cen months, for negotiable
notes, Interest adfer secured by atrust deed. ho
war tax To be paid by the purchaser. Possession
gwen by the lst January next, peI hsps er.
GUDDIS * APPERSON,
de Auc ionrers
FsECEIVER'o SALE.-Vvili be sDid az pub-
II, lie auction, on THU R5DAY the 10Th ius art
on The property lately bslcuRing to Inc New York
and Richmond Coal Company, NJ the sprins isld
and Dear Eua Coal Pits IN tas county OF Haasieu
about II miles above Richmond, al ths personal
property on saii premises. consisting of tnree
steam E1gres from 10 tU 80 hor.e .wer; 10 or Z.
tons of 7 and hat Railroa1 lrou: lot of Cos Pit
Tools, Tor mluieg; Coal res Patent Balare =;
Goal Scales; Wneelbarrosss; Tot Of scrap Iron;
Iron Pipe, &c; Farming Itegs,ls, and Household
Farniturs, &c. TEAMS. cash.
BERRY l. BROOKE,
de 7-t3s Reeeiysr District No. -.
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BIZ THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY AND
NO HUMBUd.-PETERS' INFALLrELE RE-
SEDY FOR GoNNORRHGA AND ALL SECRET
DISE&SES.-T This great American leme6y CON
tsining no Mereurisl or Balsamc properties exeels
every thing heretofore offered 70 tie public in its
curative, restorative, and renovsing powers; and
The medical world sre sstop;shed when told that
'he above remedy viii cure the above diseases and
confounded when they hsve occular dcmoustra,
tions of the fscts. But the proprietor, who has
known of the remedy for twenty odd years, has
known Of q case Of 20 years standing 10 be re.
stored TO perfect liz a.th, and all other cases OF
shorter duration TO be restored, without single
exception, and therefore challenges sny case of
GonnorrhTa which the remedy will not cure pro.
vi0ed The directions carried out with prudence
on the part of the patient and any one purcha sing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly in his
or her case. he guarantees perfect sure and in
cases of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
free OF charge, to complete the cuSe, through his
agents; and cure will be effected without incon.
venier to the patient
Price, per bottle, 81; half dozen bottles $40
expresssge from 25 TO so cts
Sold by APPERSoN & DUPUY, No. GCi Broad st ,
acd 0. A.. STRECkER, Main ST.. Druggists, a gents
for the city of Richmond. Sold also, by II A. Il
G. a. SANTOS, Norfolk, and CHAS. B. CAMPBELL
and WILSON IL WILLIAMS Portsmouth, Va.
au I9-Guak
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Rose .. N. GREEsHoW

From ARIzoSA.-The San Antonio (Texas,
HraId has the following, confirming a state.
ment made in this paper some days since:
We are informed that Gen. Sibley received
OH Thursday evening, an express from Cello.
mel Baylor, Informing the General that Col.
Candy, u. 5. A., with 800 men. is at Fsrt
Craig, threatening to come down and des troy
FL Paso. Baylcr was at bona Ana, deter
mined TO check Candy as far Us possible
This exprsss met Col. Reilly with bis regiment
above TT CLARK, all well and moving apidiy
-Uapt. Aardeman leading the advance. Col
Reilly would use every expedition In hasten
Ing 70 Baylor's relief
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BY JANEs NJ TAYLOR 4 SON. Auc.ion.srs


EOUR HOUSES AND LOTS, AND ONE
n yacant Lot, on 1wenty. Fifth Street, L nion
Hiil At Auction We will sell upon the premises,
on TUESDAY. the 18th cay of December. COM
mencing at 4 o'clock p. II 4 us Houses aod l. "a.
AID oae vacant L)., immediately opp ,site tho
Leigh Street Baptist Church. Thfss 'renensn.s
are particularly adapted fer snasI-siz.d fAnllrs
Persons cesitieg 10 scare boiae in earapt and
retired neighborhood will 7d IT to their ias~rest
to attend this ssa Tee e Lots ont 22 feet ca ,h,
and run back is2 feet to an alsy 20 fee; wide
TxFMs.--One fourth cash; ,fe balasce az 6, 10,
and ~ months or negotiable notes, wi,a interest
de-, A' JAS ta'sS ~ . TaYLoR 'id.s dsSe SON. Are..
" AL u ABLE REAL ESTATE, ON
" brt sd street, 1T Auctioa.--wil be sold, on
WEDNESDAY. 18th inst conn encins at 4 o elk
p. n. tha valuable resl es.ste with Cottage
Building thereon, adjoining the African Cbur.6.--
The 1T fronts Broad street 70 feet and rnps
back t5o feet to An alley, and will be- il desirsd,
divided L. TO two lo,s If 80 fe 4 each. Ins location
Of this prope ~ renders very variable for private
residences.
TEhNs.--one fourth cash the balance at 6, IL,
and I8 months, for negotiable notes, with interest,"
aided and secured by a trus. deed The tax
to be paid by the purchasers.
de7 las Nj AYLO- e. SON Aucts.
EIFTEEN DESIRABLE BuILDIN4
LOTS ON FEDER : T., PLEASaETs, MOS
BY, AND ADAMS STREETS, AT AUCTION
We will sell, upon the premises, on THURSDAY
the 18th day of December, commencing at 81
o'clock p. NJ six beautiful psi'6ing iots, on Feae-
raj street. at the terminus Of 18th street aud nearly
adjoining the residence CT Ar. Jas. s. Tyler. They
front 80 feet and run back l3O feet.
Also, nine Handsome los en- the north side Of
Peasants, between Mosby and Acanis streets
Union Ei1, and near ~ the residences of Nr. .. A.
otresker, They froai 81 feet and run back about
$50 feet each.
TERMs.-one-ha'f cash the balance at and =
months, for neg jtaole notes, with interest added.
and secured by atIuss deed
dec J@S. NJ. TAYLOR & SON. Auct's.
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PEOFEssIONAE CAs<Ds.
n. A. STUB RDIy ANT

w. N. A. 7 U r DI TT,
N ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RI Nd, A. +,
PRACTICES IN the Courts OF the city Of Rich,
moni, aad of Henrico county ia the Court of Ap
peais, in the Confederate States Court, and viii
attend to any legal business before any OF the
Dep ,rtmen
Hgs OFFlCT-Corner of Bank acd llth sts., up
stairs-entrapce ce on Bank st. de 7-,;5mE
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va SeDss lsNas COAL.


XN0 WOOD WOOD We have fof
w safe about three thousand cords OF PINE
WOOD. We would like to sell shout two thu
sand cords ia the woods, all ready cut about four
miles from Richmocd public road TIE Most
Of the dist snce 70 the place is excslsnt turn2iae
T.e loads TO Richmond day can be made easily,
snd q summer three.
We are aiRo prepa-ed to deliver wood t. custcr,.
ers IN Richmond, at the lowest III srket Tates-Oak
or Pine. Orders left at the cftice of DAVIS a.
dyTCHKsos viii receive prompt attention
de tu-3t J y. & A. r.. HUTCUtaON
NAkbUN HILL COkE.-It is cot possible
I J that we eau supply for some time TO come the
demand for Coke Tor all the purposes 10 which il is
sought to be applied. Beyond the hospitals ana
ether benevolent institutions il cannot bs spared
for furnaces or heating purposes. IL aoiU cccrv
5sshsi Be lEG{SpcQSGb3y required far cooking. For
tlfs purpose expect 10 be able to furnish The
families of those who are in ual service in distant
camps with 6 reasonable supply. After them OR
regular customers for pas. seasons. aob0 hare paid
for what ss5y hare aireddy consumed. Th- balance
O. weekly product viii be sold tc other appii-
csats il the order in which il Is applied FOR, and
delivered in the order in which it is sald-subject
always the precedence Of the three classes named
a5ove. ri.tOut rgRaTd 10 date Of orders We not
expect 10 be able to spare more thsn cue load per
month 10 any private family
No order will be recognized that is pot arcompa.
MED with the cash. JNO. J. EKRTH,
no is Agent.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

1hc Rerofaston az 1'amaulpas-7He Enemy
ApprooeAtas Maiamoras-IHe Black F7ag
R@ised-Q"a-i Recog nitioa offhe Southern
Contederacy.
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" DIR. ORLANDO FAIRFAX,
8F Formerly OF Al-xardfis,
Oferr his professional services TO the nhaoi ants
of Richmond
He msy be found at the Clifton House, Gu iith
st., rear the Exchange Hotel no 2D--lm<
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~ iHG inland COMMANDEkY OF
O~F KNIGH L S TEMPLAR, and the A ppeu6 !.
Orders, will hold their annual assembly at TIA.
: ason Hau in this city, on THURSDAY I2t-
inst, at II o'clock M.
By order of Il. Com.
do l0-Jt JOHN DOVE, G.. R.
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Mr, II. Hammer, Of Bayou parish. La, was
stabbed and killed 10 An alteration with {
paa named Msrris eolornan, tow days
since,
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
TEE NASHVILLE AT Sourg.sproxR tn.
arrival Of the City of Baltimore At Care Race
we have the following in relation to the ar

NAsh'iLLE AT SYSTEMATICALLY the
arrivai OF the City of Baltimore at Cane Race.
we have the following in relation tn the ar.
rival Of the Nashville at Southamn.on
Ihe Nashville. lying the rebel flag. has ar.
rived at SOntha m pton She landed t'.,,ta;r ~
Wilson and crew, twsnty-niue in number M
the American ship Harvey Rrcb s:an,stn
Wilson reports that he left Hayre on the Ir,h
bound fer New York, in ballast on ths iath
was brought to by the N AshviIle, Commander
Pegram, late f the United States NAVY. The
Harvey Birch was boarded immedia tely by
the officers and crew of the Nashville, who al
once ordered the captain aud crew on board
the steamer allowing them TO take q few OF
their effects and fresh provisions.
Capt. Pegram then ordered the Harvey
burnt 10 the waters edge. Capt. Nelson i'm
meoiately placed himself in comm nieatiol
with Capt. BritQn, United States Coasui al
Souf hampton. The Nashville is still lyip 2 in
the river, flying the rebel flag. Capt Nelson
says that commander Pegram states that he
mas no commission from the Southern Gov
ernment as war steamer, yet declares it il
hot u privateer.
NO southern Commissioners arrived by the
NASHVILLE. The whole crew of the Hsrvey
Bircn, except the captain, were placed in
IRONS tiii the arrival at Southampton. Ex.
portations were made to induce the captain
and crew to take the oath to the Confed er a ts
Go yernment
Captain Pegrem communicated with Mr.
Y"Lcey.
The Nashville will refie at Southampton
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IHE MILITIA Law AND THE NEwaPAP
resolution has very properly been intro
duced in the Tennessee Legislature exempt
ing the prin teIs employed on daily newspa-
pers from militia duty. The reasons for the
move are given by the Nashville Banner in
the following observations, which none can
gainsay: " From no body of men has the pre-
sent war drawn so largely, in proportion TO
us members, as from the Typographical So
cletles of the South. We think we can safel Y
say that no body of men, general rule,
possess more Intelligence, patriotism, and
public spirit, and when the tocsIn sounded,
they were among the first volunteers. To-
day barely enough are left in this city to sup
ply the actual need on our local papers.
Those who are now employed in the Office 9
are generally men who are kept at home by
peculiar circumstances. We therefore sin
ceTely trust that no IN -mber OF the Legisla-
tpre will refuse his vote to a measure which
is designed TO relieve the newspapers from
such an EN- barrassment Us seems likely to IN =
sue, II they do not. The people must have
the papers, and the papers must h ave prin-
terS. - rchaHge.
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, semsin yours In grstituda,

''No. go West pasti,ocre street,
Ehermssis'n, Cough pyspepgia, Debility, Scro
tris Eyes, Pain il tie aide, Back DC, are cured
byi;.
FEMALES AND CEILDREN-This Trscrups
'Fih be found great medicine TO, al. their dis
uases.
Call and get Pamphlets, and resd many 1.-THE
most powerful possible certificates OF cures of the
above diseases of our own citizens
Sold by PURCELL, LAID & Co, Richmond :;
hy DR.. COOKE, fredericksburg by al the D. ug.
ssts IN Petersburg; by MORTIMER & NOW.
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggis+a and Shop.
Keepers everywhere. 81 par bottle asx bottles, S5,
en- I-IGcyvts
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LOST. STRAYED, &s.

-~-.-
r nST-On the eth day OF October, 1851.
| tro Negotiable Notes. payable to Mar
- Arnold. ~ the Farmers Bank of Virginia
'ore drawn by T.. Hoisinger for &l0o, dated
.nril ist 1860, and payah mont tbs after
Ss,p. ami the other drawn by +. Miller for
sIl. dated MAY lst, 1860. payable 6 months
.oer daie. I will pay ten dollars each for
the.r return 10 me at my bake house on 18th
st fde lo-St'l MATIN ARN9IU.
= 0ST--on Thurrday last between Wayv lex
| NIL and Andersons Foundry. nv FREE pa
rseRS will give - for the delivery of them at
,iis Ofiee.
de l0-9.F PRESTON BRADSHAW
VTRAIED.-CFmet 20 my house on the oStb of
xsvsuber. light so5rel MARE, wears old.
80 haze fsce, feet ii inches high Theowu
e~ vii csU, prove property, pay charges and take
htrs~sy, or she Will be dealt with according TO
tsv StNJ. JOHNSON,
IL 4-2,' Auburn NtiiS, Hanover co Va
rTRAYEp OR sTOLEA-rEN DOLLARS
= REV YARD A sorrel
II 0 r & f d,
Five years old, slightly hpped. The above re-
vari vii be PAID tor has delivery to
DAVID G.. BI3B, at
De 4--lt Junction, Hanover CO Va
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sJ-HaALTH, HEALTH

L
MISS MARY SCorIELn, PRECEPTREss, No $50
SALrIhoRE STREET Truth Siren
ger taar Fiction. THIS lady suffered for ysare
with Chronic InAammatory Rheumatism in its NOS.
malignant form Sbe fire: contracted the disesse
whsn two years Old, by being vsccjnated with mat
ter from child who had the white swelling. From
this tine to wom2nhood her sui!eripgs wef. ex.
Iene-she never had relief frcm pain uasil cured
by aAMPTON'S TINCTURE
An Extract from th., Letter
II often wish 10y parents had known of this rem.
edy when was child, es I believe l should hsys
.eGn saved the ezcruciating pair, have been sub.
iected to- as well as the defor,aity OF body / mus.
carry to tbe grave, and my rerapts wouli not have
been under such heavy expenses from doctors b: Ia
and in sendjpg ne, as they did, to the ceebrat, d
Spr'ng9 in England in search of health wish all
tbs afflicted world could see me and hear the heus.
Ats have derived from this Tncture of uampton's
t.y 20 luake al acquainted with it's virtues with
whom come IN contact.
"Cen.lGnen, am "a thousand t,u,as obIised Tn
you, snd yea are at liberty TO uss my name and
oaso to all
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~ THE GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAP.
~ TER of Virgicia will hold their Annual
Meeting, ct the Mason's Hal. in this city. cn
THURSDAY, the l2.h instant, at o'clock, p.
NJ By order of the N. Z. u n. P
de 10 At JOHN DOVE G. S.
~ NOTICE.-The annual meeting # he
UF Stockholders of the Manehe ster CoIton aud
Wool Manufacturing Company, will be h7ld on
MONDAY, 10th instant, a. II O'Clock, q; the Elk.
change Hotel.
de i0-d WM. II. POWERS Aoant
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~ REV. G. ii DEN, Chapla in the Wise
Us Legion, will deliver an ADDRESS in the
First Baptist church oa WEDNESDAY evening,
llth inst. at = O'clock, the uon6iiien and Ges-
tituton OF the Army in Western Virginia.
Dis lU-2tH
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be TAYLOR & 90,
900 MAIN STREET,
Opposite the Office of the
southern Express Company.
Have lust recovei very large supply of
WINTER CLOTHING,
Which they are Offering gt
" REDULED RATES.
RET ALL
Cashmere Business Suits
Heavy Beaver Overcoa,s
Fur Cloth Overcoats
Fancy Cashmere Pants,
, Merino Undershirts,
CLOTH COATS and PANTS,
White shir;s,
Fancy Bosom Shirts,
Hea7y Cotton Socks
Collars,
Boys Goods.
IE Merchants from the country viii find il 10
'heir interest to call sn1 exsnice this stock
TAYLOR & co,
zoo Main street,
de io-5t Between 9th and 10Th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-11

~ sREMOVAL.-Th agency Of tie JEFFER
SON \ U X A N CE COMPANY, for Fire
ana Marine risks, has been removed from llth to
1870 street, east side, opsesityths xasaaer office.
The Undersigned. as agent of the said Cornpsny.
viii be happy to insure Policies on approved risks
at fair rates
He caa confidently commend the JEFFERSON
Company 10 his patrons and the public as a HOME
COMPANY. safe aud liberal, and prompt in the
payment OF its losses.
THOMAS NJ ALFRIEND,
ue "-3i Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-11
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