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rIINg C'i1Ist&S syEiLr',t OF VIRGINIA.
4 70 the I'll r'n' Of HE

TIVE C'iN S'SEiLT1s OF VIRGINIA.
i 70 the Shrr'H Of tl;c
CoUu:y. Of !scrkeicy. G-cetlaG:
wh.reHS !l1s .ccuTTeG 10 the alton
y c fIoarN ~ Delrra:s from the rc.y o. Ec-sssy.
ocrst .oieG b. lie dsa:ho Or i.-isl Ro.:a3on,
IA. thrr- o-r IL the n:i" of The Commonwealth,
20 require you "'con % he tld 10 yonr SAID
coun'Y "a Thursday, the 2Gtii dizzy CT November,
1855, for Dcisgsefo 81: ii' vacancy aforesao.
IN :cs'iGnnT whereof: wi'nsso H'ish w. Shef:v.
Spcake- o! c Joass OF ierGss th'S Sh day ri Octo
ie7 4 isG3. .ae IN ihv eighiy-e zt' yea OF ii. Con-
xncnw"aih
HT .hc speaker IF the H7u'e o! Delegate,
HIGH ~. SIpFFEy,
Srpatrr Of tleHause OF DrlegG,GE.
TesSs" ~au :Tnen l1t'tne H.
VIZ. 2esinn war, tile whole
Cir'K .. tho House CT DeleEa::s.
Oc,SO-d' " GswLde q
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MALICIOUS ReyEHGz.-.t liitlc 10y. named
james Terry, son Of al Nishman Ct that
name, living on the soath-siie Of the basin,
WAS caught, on Saturday, by 4 negro, in tie
act of appropria'ing suadry scraps Of old iron
on the negroes premises, n!.an tho latter forc.
bly, dashed hammer nc the hGv, striking him
on the head and fracsurng tho skull. The
boy was carried to his fathers hcuSe where
his wound was exam incl and found 10 he very
SerioNs
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NALlFAr CeCNrY. Ia .Nnxnnhpr ls

HALIFAX COUNTY, Va. Novenber, 1861.
atgN GENTLEMEN A special election having
oseh ortt' IN this county on the aG instant J. on ito
part Of mnny oil the sniers hsg ca-e to suggest the
escttn (rtner the ccnirrnaon Of the reelection ls
Spsns) 81 GEORGE II WEST, Esq ,-as ,rga.o IN
The r:.Sr!t Legislature ,ooa 70 asEeHlnl.
Multi led W RIO ressary - maintain tho ne
fl's OF sir West CT TO eSposr the aarn,r In which lie
YVES dep:Std OF he reg: 10 which hs fairly elected
ias' etsig Spfi'sit 10 s-y. that far-n1inLsi Fl
have ID" npportucT. III, 70 instant 10 pass tsr
luuSlnen; oa The que o. o. his last Springs ccc D.
whether iEey W. r. the. !. .ippcrters Or 40.
rs - his merits all WHO Lnon him accur to hI, UNI
Ruai strength Of int lect large fsul uf useful rtrca.
uoG. TIE ishsst integrity, i;aes!7le Fri njssip nd IN
enlsrgel patriotism. -
Wailc member Of the Legislature bis ZANE WAS mo-.
eev'a1'J and Loao-aby GATED with era! G! IT,
hec sEd mos! .npo-tS.t urcs AID though 1Gm tie
'nns serious bodily In ur!-s h. has been kept oil. OF our
ARMIES he has been Jealous and ally coutr BY
'lHc lien! 10 iae .ode or and ~. sold er6 family
rorsc-t HALIFAX.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~
:, E" DUNLOP, MoNCURE k CO., ssk
The ~ ntisn Of d'a srs to their suo:i,n ,a,s 0.
EtrEEt
Stationery. ""''-
Sbucs, &c ard
81 Yer and Plate Ware, and
Ivnryiande Knives ind Forks.
Can E:enc:ng Q. N o'ccc. TIL, 1asrnIn. no2t,,
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TO BE TRIED by CotRT MARrlAL.-Licut,
S. O. ki,ke, Chief of the Passport Office for
this department, who stands changed with cor
ruption. in tee matter Of receiving brides Tor
passports. allowing certain parties to cross the
lincs, mas been zen. on for trial before court
martial, to occur in day or two. In tn.
meantime he is confined, under parole, to his
nuarfara
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SNEAD IL PRICE,
Gr0CcTS and Commission Merchants,
DEALERS ~

GroccTS and Commission Merchants,
DEALERS ~
Imported Wines, Liquors. Tens, md a gcHern
assortment OF family Groceries,
18th ST, BETWEEN MAIN AND CAEY, RICHMOND, "a
IhvE iu7i received
i q ~! sacss liverpool Sat,
20 litS 20. Macstre
% !" bag Black pa2pr.
10 ctsa:s slperior Black Ten,
10 ~ /" Green T-n,
Q blaSFapwn aad Cru ,hei Sugar,
10 ha&z53berior Rio aud Java i!,iYee
81 bBae8HaI's Pr crt Sperm Can 'les,
% k"rs III Cath SOFA.
:, cases ro.uacs Mustard,
&c Ses Green Mango AID other Ssacei,
L d"z.u Meas, In csas,
~ :e!lrrs Pickles very fne,
81 cross Rewards Mstties,
500 Fer hsekenrs
IsU boxes 1ne Chew ing Tobacco
- cas- Shsnpagu. . asSor. q brands,
- do Clarst 81 julien and ST. Is epic,
~ d IIeur say Brandy.
- d old She rs :ud Madeira,
fc;.sss Rochelle DrGrGY,
g. ra,k4 Dark Mrr,r,tr,
10 oals Old Rye Whisky,
80 r1'a Apple Brandy, ID arrive,
lOI a Ions Hnl and Gin.
80 do j,naIa Run,
10000 n Altp"S AL,
10 d. Loaioa Si5ut Po:,sr,
ro211t
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}Njt|biupn1 EnquuiittGg
rsnsEA. tioREISG. nov. q. 1863.
ESCAPE FROM PORT JouNcoS$

Lieut.. Grogan, If Gen. TriinbIe's >saE. has
just arrived in Richmond, haY;ns fuHcccded
in efecting his escape from Fer. johnson, in
Lake Erie. The mods of his escape was very
adventurous and perilous, but is not proper to
be made known. The Lieutenant passed
through Maryland, and expresses himself
very grateful for the aid and comfort SO frrny
Afforded him, as usual, By tie god Southern
GrS q. liza. State.
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TIL EslnlPHlE REPuGTH
OF TIE PRESS ASSOCIA TON.

Entered ACCORDING nc; o. C:grrss IN the yea- ls63
hy S THRASHEH il IT, CLERKS n 80 Of -. District
Court % tie o. ntt drate States tn N"rtAcrr Dctc
Of Georgia
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AREYOU DOUBTFUL nbout the currency
IA then call Il: tie Bs!inrd House, T-oa g., between
borrs Of acd O'Clock H., 23d n d 2ith Inst
and will sell Of land lying In the county of
Mectlenhurz on both ades r. Butchers Creek contain
Ing 6S3 aares Of which co creek aud branch as.s
Tie improvements Eui;ed TO quarter settlement
Address l. E. FINCH.
nov 81 t Boydton, Xeeklsnburg Co., Va
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". -, WHEAT The ,apscrio..s gro pre-
I. scy.-,o purehsre receive ard ply TO- VIZ at !or
w ~ Na Nt.a necessary. /, futpish f,rmsrs With
AUS. R6XtGL z 6REN9~fAW
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FROM CHATTANOOGA

"saliust," the army correspondent Of the
"Dispatch," gives some interesting details OF
the situation Of affairs on the Tennessee:
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

%-aTIcE TO the Stockholders OF tho Virginia
" Ccntr .Ini.roHd company -rilr al!ruti
rn.t n. Of r.. r:paly will L" Lr. 81 b" African
Ch.rcb, l.; 10 dick \ s.. !hu.Sa'. the &c in-t
J GaSrT,
noy:S1. Sec et8rY AID 7 ea>ur'r.
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CnowDlSG LADIES OFF THE Stn.wALa.-In.
diana, n coppcr-co:orel negro wench slave OF
A. X Parker, WAX before The MAJOR yesterday
morning 10 answer the charge of crowiing la
dies off tie si'cwall, Sunday afternoon. She
wa arrested BY Officer Perrin, ;bor.4 cioc; IL
the afternoon, al the corrrr OF Leigh ind 3i
streets inst after the breathing Zip u. ~ street
African Church. Two ladies' were josrled entire
Iy ca the Sidewalk by the negro. who Gid not
show the leas. disposition 10 give them nny
portion Of the passway. She MS ordered FIVE
Iasi.eS.
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A MTSEM EkTS

NEW RICH hOND ia f A Z Il r
AC11ss AND S7AaL NisA6zR-.R D'oESET oGDFN
TREASURER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il BR;sGS
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=, ,AN NOT. ENGRAVING.

Il
GEO. DUNN * co. having completed their engsge-
,ezt with the G s. Treasury EsGh No.r Engr:yprs,
aud Lavis reno ed lie oee occupied la the
0ppartrpent % their Ge rran:.rs fe come. Of man
md III; streets pered ~ I'LL orders Ter STATE
,r Rank Notes. Caanyr Bi,is State Corporation Rail-
..- Fo-ds Bankpr3' Checks. Bills sc Exchange Gsr:a-
.;.es &C. They vi De sad 20 sha'S 'ht original design
and of .te steel pInes By er TO-
ne O. gvs:nr1cs 20 supply designs ard make esd
mates Cor Engr.Sng and Stcs f'ass 'frina'g.
A large supply nj Back Nite pspe- N hand
an printed give refer either In Richmond 0.
Columbia, 8. Z. GEO.-DIsS.
william GELLATLy,
JOEEH GEMMELL.-,
Echraend, Sept. 3, 1865. seA-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24

Fer oae night Bulwsr's bas u,iful ss'ry %
EARNEST MALTRAVERS
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THE ANGEL OF DEATH!

EoTICB.-Tns doors open st half at 6 Per.cra
anoe commence at hax rsst o'elosl precisely.
nov 2i-1s
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D A N c Z & C.
C'nrl1de Il: b tina petite oacra Of
WHY DON'T SHE MARRY
IF Songs aud Dance.

F'Tae mans cement take great pleas IL inrorniag
tn. pI:-nns Tia: they vii shortly preaert an en-
tirey piece which for Interest echan al and Zee
mic se :s seysr been before equ2llsd The piece IL
ft1.d
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a. JIv"rso-;
GLpRGr ~ AfrS.orp
H|7I."f VI HEN'CFn,
Seer ;a,y OF ,ae Commonwealth.

f.,--. Seer ;a'y OF LA Commonwealth.
I. " u a na!va Of North Carolina ami belongs TO
sas,.D.7' y e. Cavalry " shout % yesra Of eSe,
v.,ng a, wiz light hsi-, fair complexion, lire
III Is thick ST fellow With dark Lnir and eyes
/; nrp kim. atout feet inches hivh. weigh
,a, :" h.. !. about ~ wears Ct age. Re belong. to
b.; s''' f.reirsin.an.rv, Kemper'. Brinsdr-
-, ''"'ea - haze :na;e hs way back 20 his r-gi.
uo6 CIV
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VIOLATING P4RoLE.-IIcnry Grampfi, a
imembcr of Go. B, 52d New York Infantry.
who deserted some time ago, and was allowed
under parole, to work in Shenandoah county
was brought back to Richmond, OH yesterday
TO be again imprisoned, havng forfeited the
faith Of the authorities. lie Lad made one
attempt 10 pass Maior Whites ricle!s, was
arrested, and, after taking M oath to make no
moro such attempts, was released. Soon af.
forwards he was detected again, and mis- time
he Was sent 70 Richmond. "i'akin.: the oath
three tines did no! hare mCc! eilec! upoa
lis Conscience.
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Ia. si... HOSES NECK.

| 'S"Isi: t.sS:, FOR SAIE-as S1ecrt"r
II - :" -" ,;,8- iac Edward K:mhro;;gh | ,ler
u. al: -, FitT Il which tue sail K,nbr uSa d'"',
'I.i .u I'd l. the upper md .! Hanover ccunt!: a.
!'h7S' =" s,:- nf D G. B-nwp, Win inScn Taiey.
S'e ri IS .D,. all ,,ary eu,hcr;sS 10 Lind Is
i'sGc'..c AMI ura7 .hi-
- Terms Snd further information .ddrcss The suS-
sra: 'fw!-S G:sSa Caroline county, ic.
- y. -,a.S,, E. II CAMPBELL.
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TIE NEGRO STEALING CAsE-Isaac, Slave of
". D. Blair, was again before the Mayor yes
terday, charged with carrying away u negro
woman belonging to Ida Taylor, and the free
neSress Jennie Rix, was also arraigned for
.,arboring said slave. After considerable de-
lay the witnesses were got together but rc>
thing definite could be proved duplicating
either Of the accused. Ii was known tina,
the hack Of Isaac was at the house of Mrs
Taylor carly on the morning of the slaves
disappearance but no oae could identity him
Us Ei.ving "spir;tcd " the negro woman and
child away. Under these circumstances the
accused were discharged from Gus tody.
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Di TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGIN VA
- panCJ,ANATINN

niTHR COYSR>Ua GF vIRGIN A
APgOCLaMaTFON
~.r.A 3 vaca. ey HIS c1rr-il in tho House OF Del
s Of Wig MA ocrai ned ny ths reJgnatoH o. TrToS.
sSt0pe tie DeIt gate el.c: from t!a county # Mscs
s.a:s: Therefore, 1. JOHN LErCHER. Governor Of
'.i 10 ihs Executive Nv law. do hereby require "A
.': i he'd in ihs and county OF Mech cnunrg on
'I2ST THURSDAY OF tcembsr next 10 ell the vachH-
"'!rc.h :ccUrdingto law.
- tAe S-a: & TIE Com snwea H. this 4:h day Of
S-~) Scventcr a. D., 1865, and i, the ssh y-a, OF
=: On na-r,nh. JOHN LET CHER.
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TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. "a, 1863.
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Cool CASE OF GARRoyIss.-Oa Saturday

Cool Case OF GARRo-Iss.-On Saturday
night lest, . countryman visiting the city in
search of u soldier nan,eI Lacy, happened 70
be passing through the First Marks. House,
when he was was. encountered by two garr",
ters, who adloi;iy engaged him in conversa-
ton, ard Induced him 10 20 with them into
an alley opposite the watch house. Dat If the
clare Ct the gas lights, they here coolly rlun-
dered their victim OF $i30, and walked of.
leaving him rolling, in the mud. lie called
~ the wntch house when he had rjghted him :
sell, but assistance vas leudered too late
The robbers had 'dssipate.i in tie darkness"
when the gentlemen of the short baton sailed
forth t. catch them.
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Ia-WE AREA AUTHORIZED TO AN
rouae- GEORGE ". WEST 20 a candidate to repre-.
OFT a' comfy OF II 'l.x In the uor:e cf Delegates Mt
tie spsc.a election 20 DO held She fourth Thursday In
'ST"inbgr. nov - 66fcst~lt
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t:lTT 1xTEaEsGEsCg,

"A M;s7afya ToaTi.~=~Chartss K,thir, o
hcar1'c,' Tcu:h, Hi'il : si:..:iag face, a?Hca'sj
boF":s Tie hI:y"E ,c,ts7,!ay noroing, ri'a';.rti
with throsias .:nncs .: tho hons .: Ee';.
Summers, nya.lpt du parc. living in The
classic precincts et Solitude"
Hei!e testified that tie youp2 man caGIn 10
he: houfe "a sunday night. with his 81 in iuil
OF whisGev, irced his way il, the room. ard
was very bo:,iercus. seizias chair and strik
ing her little dog. Sils managed, with some
assistance, to put The :suag man out. lie
then commenced q furious stack on the ilousc
with rocks and bricks. \ wa,u!iman happen
ing TO como up, lie was arrested.
. Tho Mayor iiHci'iim 81 ior thrown. the
rock, bound hin. ",e- 20 keep tho peace for
creating q disturbance, ard held him to bail
10 naswcr charge of ;i.s:al;ins Belle Sum-
mcrs before the neat term OF she Hastings
Court.
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GEORGE W. MUEFoRD.
'frc3% Secretary si'he Commonwealth.
n TIE GOVERNOR 0T vi I: q l NJ 4
=

T. 4 PNeCLaGATION
'''r'a':;,nh.v-g been received by the Erecut!.r,
-: Ii. !E?1USOI, charged with s-sui larceny.
:. s'ig.tics md y aRIUS e WILLS ANS corv:t-
- ~ 'e' "s"s3e rom tie iail OF Fioyo ,auHty- For.
30 q d nsh, The 5.h Of Oct Der and Htliaos On
6-S.:': =" - i os 0:toecr-anl are nov going 81
~ iasr=in'c 90 hereby offer rewsrt OF one hun
Ir,,Hs 20 nv person psIsons VIII shall arrest ~"
g'n ~ a. Williams Ead dnivc- them int" he jst'
r. GE!y .: Ely d,ia-s for such srr-tt sih de-
-, sr, and - moraov@- require ri cfhc"rs Of
W av"a'.: evil an military. ND teq irSt tne
h.. ".'t3'y. ." 2.e.aGir b-.t sI-rtions % PTocne
si-" d IN" AID feryuEo7 and Williams. thGt they
g. ."'31-i.: ~ .ic;
l. "iT"G uadfr my hen as Governor. AMI under
~ c7 lesser Sal o':he C"nIaonweaith ct Rich
ga ''' ad' ;ti' Al cay Of Move" Der. In the year
E,ac JOHN L.ETCHER.
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i.fH H;tT.--A vary dss1rabl. Fnfn, cunt.nnh2
ao"'si 10 ic:aS - niles from PuwhGtan Coar'
-, aat ;731l Jefferson puklic landing on james
;;-r
.s;s a t'e place a. excsile.t DWELLING, H.:h
,.'r al 10 $50 in the yard fhe on:soEse1. inc.r
=; ':css'as several tobacco har,is. are ali n
- ~: TAoIe IL El-o fse peach hnd a?cie orchard
n""?a'r.
ii Il *.:hn ore :ie Of "a Episcopal eud Reptet'
Va:e al fHct # fr shTtcraa enI Methodist. G'd In
i.=tc-:.f isgble us,ghborhood. VT II. G. qravSY,
ga: "H:i Hnl|s, will take pleasure il Showins saY
D. " 9raI!i,.s
:o - tI- var.,cGlars. ai'irers
p. S DANCE, Midlothian P. o.,
sHs-;. Chesterfield Va.
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oE.c Geo AG Z n G x

az q u a G 9 . q q y Z Z.
Harvey, Aunt, James 81 Co..
Virgin. 81, -csr Drayi.e Deaot,
As agent. !cr .!s Icauur!g.crs, keep a!Rya o. hacd
xr,,c wrist :hc ccjcat bra1ds Of Ii" lest faco-
ceE.
We asyc nov for sale
1H,oaG Packages. &c mi:h !ae a.:eD.lon ci
jp:grS = solicited.
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rnhM Eftshpn.
me 3EIICiN EMriRc.

ne select q iow further i..sii! from tbs
latcs. Dapni5.
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z. BH,tOCk,
~ II, Trustee for Mrs An. q Cor.--
;: ecu. rs I'D res
WN ENsxo oT,

S-T.-r,:1 $50 y f"s es!a." 10 ming. tSal5s:rr
H. sal. whca ca: b. teea ass, b-'or gtnr -
u c7-nz'l no2t 81
,:-.Eu ~PE.ISE:S LANDED PROPERTY
II =. SALE ST, p;.i q: RGtA Ccur: Iou.e TIE
,.:..i..t. ccI'G'N sbsrt 3'Gl .e-es great ccE.'on
,r.ci.-ca w,.l w..r-h aai we'll ret is clover AID
e:f=r>s e sock ia sT.sEs !ai:u IL IS Q! Sui'c-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24

Il THE r. CiPI q. IISTS.-I offer for s"le
Y -.t,:.I. a. f.rc, SLOWER DALE" on Ba>f
., +: :. a-'rrN Iirv county. Vn. miles IF IN Hnap
So. - i' Il nj t''r,reS, Monroe containing about
49, Z %, - goo! ,T Hin with Zine rooms ana al
: - ~ u: aol.-s srGic!ert 10 =e,rnmadae fcoo ~
,ng-.-na, T'h-rs * also about 400 acret b.ltngnS
l,'l- -. o. -. 81. YIN. s. NTH dScosse;i rdjna'
=. ~ IN: 10 he Gina trait which, think. cha
Re r":cA I'D veg III EasS YER On the n"th q
-w.r-e.s. - ~ t' e.w and ,ne on the west Excel.
The New York herald., 1863-11-10
Aflsrsa1aus~0s.


rr sHip JrAysr pArc from iiavsss fev eorsesss
Of sugar and Aias' pat ao :, Thomas As sA a
.ss s.I, y.q,. from y.sn.. ... .res-. o., ,s, -
lea.rs :, insse. p-r hs-r sna -ss.s e. sshs f-s
q cnssr%r,s-Tsj der" s'I''' ''"'
y. B.,s u,,o, from Boston foe An-... s r-rss,.4 ~
u.si.f. iS" e'7a ''''''' ''' '" '''~' '''' "'>~
su4s,, c.nrv. ru,.s IRON n.lune,. To-. ss- rs-s,
~Ds. .so's roias sos, IL si.i oss s.s ss.n ssss
ss sss ss s.n,ss % vs az, s..a. tn 70, s..sr
ss q. x. 'ss:.s .' % ;s /. 'f s:s s. ..
ss E ar ,sas.sn: 80 .... "a ~. .s.:s .s:'
1Ss aS.' aS S.a % ~ .S,i .ss ~ so ga
ss. Sss:..s. .ss s.a. % f,ss r's'4ss.., p" a. -"
NJ, rga-s Means fron so.a. a.- A.p'a -.Ii o,' ~
srs r.isi.s f,p.a s.uia c,ar foe svsrs oss n .. -
from Sa ~ e ta! sss.. ~. ss. q. 60 =
bssrsis1 o., ir-ih por, al, rsssos w.s.-s fr.-.
800. o. R.rg I.ss ~ Es,s s,,;' c.. r:. s
g.s. ~; 30 ', s .,-;rs., o,s - - s~fs; a.. e:
te.fsr sse NJ. Aa.s tsrl sa,sa g. ael s.rr,....
30 % is' syss. ~. csassr va iss:'s l.'I os:s.
I'D L,,- s r.s' f ~ 90 yss. n,s. e.'i.ss ,s
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The New York herald., 1863-11-10

MONDAY, Nov. % n.
Asnsn.--Receipts oi bbIs Market Grm at ts SIX for
pots and 80 30 for pearls Sales 10 bbIs principally Of
the former.
BRkApsIuYSs-Rcceipts Ito bbs. -four. Tho do
precision the market for State and Western -four tho
result OF Increased arrivals and absence Of any export
movemcat continued DAY, and tho low grades were
again shade easier. Favor,e TRADE brands, which
In moderate supply continued steady with fair local
trade and Fastern demand. Tho sales foot up 10000
bb,s. within range Canadian aour &c. ou on tho
low grades whc extras brought full prices, and with
moderate demand the sales 100 bbs Southern -four
rs not 90 plenty compared with other descriptions and
holders demanding and received the ntoes
saturday. sales 800 bbis. within the subjoIned
range on rye 1our ssies oe $50 bbs. effected At
IS rs . "a 90, indicating . steady market. Corn meal
under good demand again higher. Sales go bbis
IS IS TOR Brandy vine and 81 70 for Jsssy Reoslps
The New York herald., 1863-11-10
NEw YORK HERALD. TUESDAY, NOyhMEEK 10, 1868

rfovts lisa vn th a Hair Restorative Pre-
vents che bar ang and faded and cray
lair Bnd WIS rlrr osf maj color
HDGrS MlkSEHAHA HA1R GLOSS
nIarts the hir beautiful dark glossy afpestnnee and
u unetrr lie far keeping curt desired poi
ton sold by all dealers The IIlaw atha spplied.
JOSEPH HOYT CO.. No. 10 0unlyersty place.
The New York herald., 1863-11-10

Three Certain RemedIes.-Dr. Scheme k' .
PUBNONIC SYRUP ~ n certain for CONSUMPTION In
si Its varieties aud In stage provided the lungs
not completely destroyed, admit OF any
euro, except by miracle.
DIR. SCHENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC is a certain euro
for Dy spepiA and aldisore of the digestive
10 likewise corrcooraivr. STRENGTHENING medicine and
be tax with be netS IN all OF debility and
IN the early saes OF consumption In which the system IL
always dehiiiiatei.
DR. sCIIENCKs MANDRAKE PILLS are a certain euro
for Liver mplsnt and for all diseases proceeding from
torpid condition Of the Liver obsrucons in that organ.
These Pills the bes, pureAye medicine in existence
They mild. but powerful In their operation, being
equal calomel utility and far preferable 10 that
mineral OF their harmless nature
produce salvation any other evil which follow tho
of mrrrury
DIR SCHENCK only be found hs rooms ~ Bond
street, New York every Tuesday from . A. M to T. M
for consultation aud advice but his medicines be had
there ~ all times.
The New York herald., 1863-11-10
ceurs Csisnaar-rhis Day.

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hi, SIS, iss2, sos u, issi, ISss.
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The New York herald., 1863-11-10

1t is Chinese saying that Rich
clothes cannot conceal clown but certainly know one
article OF othng that will give the appearance oil
gen leman. This article III gentlemen Win guess Is a
KNOX Hat Only the famous chapeaux made by IN reie
braed the wonderful faculty Of
iorai aud 10 for ts reason that al The world Of
taste and fashion hnds s down town 10 Fulton street.
2iz Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-11-10

Seward ON the Sfump-Hc NOmi ates
Lincon-A parties wanting To nominate other candidates
denounced rs robbers The Presidency TO be regarded
vested rsh for four IN Abraham Lincon The
Turf Ring Stage Base Ball. Aqua,ics and all the Sporting
News OF the world
See Wilkes SPIRIT. For sae everywhere.
Bee WILKES SPIRIT. For sale everywhere.
The New York herald., 1863-11-10
Lumber.

IRON Railing, Orma Iron Work,
&C. HUTCHINSON & WlCKERSHAM,
2b9 Canal slTeer. east OF Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-11-10
Order from Provost Marshal General
Hays.

Order from Pr0vose Marehal 3ensrei
Hays
CIRCULAR NO. j.
Orylrs o, YHn A. A. Pnovoer MAnsRAL GxrxpAt,1
BorrnmS DryrroS oy NEW Yonn,
Nuw Yoxx, Nov. 7, 1855.
Disirscs provost marshab are hereby Informed tnAs
sstes service who shall procure recruit OF arrest ds
ssrtsr shall be entitled n the reward granted BY printed
from the War Department October %, 1883
Also that recruit who voluDsayiiy odsru hmash As any
of The marshag oGccs 70 any authorized recruiting
sscot shall nes be entitled 70 The premium a s o26
Authorized 10 be paid 10 the Agent prsssnetsg hin.
nv order Of Brigadier General WILLIAM HAYS,
Acting Assistant Provost nnsshal 0snsYAl.
JAxm e. NcGKs, Captain and fsspsctos.
copy OF this circular has been FORWARDED 70 each Of
che provoss marshah Of the Southern division q New
York.