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NouxrAIn Bnxv AND MuTf0N.-Captatn
Moffat received by wsy or the Virginia
and tennessee, Sonthside, and Richmond
end Dauville .failroads two carloads OF
beefcs and one carload Of sheep from
Dublin lsyot, nulaeh county, In twenty
four hours from The time Of leaYing Dublin
depot, Q distance of $50 miles.
We understand arrangements have besn
made by the abuve named roads 70 run
stock csrs through without detention Or
transhipmeut, by which cattle, sheep, hogs.
&c., win be delivered In Richmond IN
twenty -four hours after leaving any point
on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad.
This arrangement viii secure m abun-
daat, supply Of meat for our market. n'ss
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FAN RsxovED. The Ladies' Eeir f!a

FArn REnovED.-Th Ladies' Eek ef 10
Dorcss Society Of Broad street hsthodis
chnrah fDr. Duncsn,sy has been renoyeA
Aon ths st6rc ON Broad between Ninth
md Tenth btreets, In which itwas hcld -
,veek lin consequence of tho ADoee bstng
rented out), to the lecturers Of the
church. snd viii beSesntinned there this
week. compe1cing, thls eyenina. 1ee -
dies bsmese haey e e sos1 = n - =. =
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CHILD BURNT. ~ Yesterday afternoon,
while Mr.. Matt O'Brien, Of the Southern
Express Company, was sleeping at his resi-
dence. on Fourth street between Clay and
Leigh, he was awakened by the screams OF
his little child, about three years old. Upon
proceeding to examine into the cause OF
her fright, he found that she had been play
inc in the fire, and having caught, was en-
yeioped in flames. He soon extinguished
them, but not until the child had been
severely burned about the face and arms.
Her injuries are not dangerous.
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Tar RorHscHrLDs ToBAcco CAsE.-Judge
Crump resumed and concluded his argn-
mcnt In this case before Judge Lyons on
Saturday, and Was followed by Mr.. Chan
dlcr, on the part OF the Government, who
closed the argument. The papers were
taken by Judge Lyons, and decision re-
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MuLLniERY.

M, \. WALroH, - y, s.5 HISS sA1s pavsiS.
GEEE.AyT. .,;,s REDyTI99Nv ~. NvIs4os "a 9l1EaI. d0
ofSlnS oAsHfSsAsti ssH GOODS vS!sA g :
afis:s e. s;:sosi Ell H. slsas:s' s 3 s.
fssthsn vsfy ow: n.s. n. WALTON 4looj,
10. go Broad street. sofnss - 1sues. {
NO 6-eWI y
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EDUCATIONAL.

n ICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTD.
n Onr school ~ siansfsgIsS 2Clo1nx - r,sS e
Marshall, and Clay siynets.. y :
Rspain have % isf prosfssssd e. % ~ as9rc sHp.s
With an sdmiyabls location, hutldinG. ~
grounds. . complete system Of classes smsrsan1
he primary - ysn e ths soiisgisis sH
anew on IL sdasstionAl saSseri scA oksH 49,
sSSd ossS ssfsssS z saa TO- scS ssse sss 4
iii salaz ;is'E 81 Il 1s;ss ;';i;'is |; ;ssi;s
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. The RIcHNGs G0HpANY.-Last night, at
the First Presbyterian church, Messrs Cas-
tie and Campbell, Of the Riching Opera
Company, sang in the choir. The prayer
from "Moses in Egypt" was sung excel
lently.a Several Of the company sang ct
st: Peters cathedral in the morning.
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7 TEE CIRcurr CouRr or RrcHxoSp, Judge
Meredith, meets this morning at IL o'clock.
The Office judgment docket will be called,
and counsel, Jurors, and witnesses will
take notice and be In attendance.
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MAxcHEsrEs, November IL, 1866.

MANCHESTER, November IL, ioo0s
!, / am opposed to the market-house. l
am convinced that 1t ought not to be bnilts
There is no necessity for it, and It's erec-
ton will inflict incalculable mischief. l
regard with blended scorn and compassion
its crazy advocates. Their course betrays
an amount Of infatuation which indicates
that Manchester needs q mad-house far
moro urgently than Q meat-house. On this
subject my pure soul, as usual, beats in
harmony with the just and liberal senti-
ments circumstantially entertained by the
troubled "Ghosts" Of the Invisible Fs-
theirs. When, some time ago. amid rain
and mud, the Aproned Fraternity crept out
of their gloomy cloister Eor the purpose Of
LAYING the corner stone Of this abominable
market-house, II pleased me to hear that
not q single ghost would consent to honor
the ceremony by its presence. That was
not only right, but it was noble, and de-
clare that Is Ia the proudest Joy Of my life to
stand with them on this subject. A mar
ket-house in Manchester, as ! shall now
proceed to show, will be an evil Of the first
magnitude. -. 8 ~. 81.
Z l. First Of oil, assert that It will be an
injury 70 Mayo's bridge. s.i A p
{ II has been recently ascertained that
l,45S visits are made every week BY the
Manchesterians to tho Richmond market.
For the gentle honor. Of crossing and re-
crossing the bridge each one pays two
coppers into the treasury Of Its owners. In
one year the revenue thus arising amounts
10 the comfortable sum Of. el ,51l and one
dozen coppers. Mother Gays that she could
maintain herself on that snmfor two years,
and paY little brothers school expense be-
sides. Stranger astcnished me on Sunday
by showing s0nclusively that in four years
these coppers, II paid Into the Manchester
treasury, would deffSy the entire expense
incurred in building this infana0ds market.
ANY one can imagine how immensely ac-
oeptable and useful, In these days Of uni
verssl poverty, this money must be 70 the
proprietors or the bridge. II now eur new
Board opens 3 msykethouse, the immedi-
lstet sfRsct win - TO withdraw. this hand
soskp income ffon these bfid0e ssntlemen.
ItWiii be outrageous and Id h-hsnded rob
befy. ] do moet pathetically entrest my
townsr,cn .nht Ia siibmlt ID the nnscrnpu-
Iousn0Hcy or ]fkss6: Trusteaag IAs fsrImy-
selfd 70 enthnsixSt }cslly fnf giving al o,Ss,
,coppesS @ stSe 6fidf .k6spets. ] verify
bS5jS 3Asyseeee Hslne6 fbe that peculiar
u1rpese. ~ SiShf of s S6nt patuFSI)y re-
MID dbfhe az u toll .hoaDes Z ~ soo9 - !
- ons. Iln1f166 Hrtsqk1a ,tAak r ~ ~
6iui I,hiA1 10 nasfo0 al md sfkncy b.
farS NJ tAas Svess sssx&eu6sd Ahsn1 1sKisasly
nl1adhk tohA md. al ssi "a ssb tis ..ss,s !. J.
= II Confa6sEnte dayS. when yousg msn
A. - ,
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sCoSy1crs FOR THE PENITENTIARY.-The
following conyicts were received from
Fairfax county Saturday for confinement
in the penitentiary:
Charles L. Honesty "a queer name for
a convict), colored, sentenced for eighteen
years for Understanding.
James Stewart, colored, five years for
grand larceny.
John Ward, colored, three years LOT
grand larceny. .ea
John Epps, colored, three years ior
grand larceny. , 4, a
Beverly Blough, colored, one year for
grand larceny.
A MATCH GAME was played by the Ex-
celsior and Virginia Baseball Clubs on
Saturday at their grounds, In Sidney, with
the following result: Et.tp.EtIpsEeH ST..
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lD433ugF INTELLIGENCE : !.
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8, lu1lATuRl AI.9ANAC--AovssHss s-A
sua nsss....., !.ss n29n sstsv..;s.....ss.s
EYoR7 OF. RIcHnoAD, NovasIas H. - p II
-, suttNa,a rs1aa Ax1IvRD. $50 t's4a3s.Iy
steamer ososgssnns, IrseHan. Io6olks nes.
slaaiss and 1aSsshgss, =. .. .1Ssan. - y fs''


,a 4eg1s4s @s.Isg sAf141se Isssas9 Do getfs
.!.'s ss:sH:,& & 5sas sy's:s's oIees: nssf'lt -.
.Stssnsf Gafstoga. Kin, Esw York. nsrsAaA.
aiss s:.sass! :as saP:sSs:s P:ssss:s. g. T.s,s laess. ss
sIsndis. .ns Ps:.sns:i. Z: IA; ~ SsEs;s;
United ststss SuaHsIpSsts.. s..s.,,.s....
hocss' ssnoGIax Isxorsn Ts 4 cS ca1S,. - y,
gskocnsr flight, Heuanars, Mes4inlleA. ~
Chickahominy lumber, Nexswan CqBtisss..u
schooner ". n. 6sensr, lsbsft, New Yosxs enss
iron, Ae., kcK0vsn eustS. I37;ff3 l'l5
H1noRAIpA. Il o..t ~ 8..,rl
Schooner Potomac, Cafpon. nom Rishnonl fce
Norfolk, ran on tAs wresk o. Ne oia AefsiuneS
big Csrnsiits, kc0ss, q Bssss1sSss ysesss -
ia hon RisSonT 81 klo Jansifo, 8 before ~.
asS sss siSa Sau,l ~ x PiSSzsfssss fs z
l,G:ssr;s z. .oiss s,sS. s.sS sss'1 Arriy,d Br,ash
bsrqus .B4pis North, Troy. LNsspool,l assofsse
eisssS ssSoec.s o. Gsls TsisoS, psndissou. RstalanA.
for Psa Hlsa%Ens November 49, SAILED, xssaspu
Railroad No. u. Irslsnd. Rthnond. &esl9L .
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!, New SLEErIxo SnAIss- The Richmond,
Frederickshdrg, and Pbtonfac rAilroad u
ruttine on its rddd 8 number i0 Sleeplng
car. Ihe16;csst ass made with De4n tat
ennbs thrown bAck, Axd the trAstiler ear
enioy 4 nsp % Comfortably - be could q
- bed at home. There xrs forty two seatt
teths caf, NJ thsy are sqasl - IA AMe'
nrrabcy Of luxurious couchess !,
"a The company b bAilding an 6Af In 4tais
Own ahops, vhiehsis very !. good eeinsn
of the waking up Of Virginia satatpti
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THr OpERA ron THE People OF PErEns-
BURG.-Our. friends and neighbors Of the
Cocksde City have eyinced great desire
of hearing the Richings Opera Troupe, NOW
In this city. Wefesr that they willhardly
be gratified with visit, - the company
has engagements elsewhere We remem-
Der, however, that upon Q, similar occasion,
lust before tho war, an Arrangement was
made With the Petersburg Railroad Com
pany by which those Wishing TO 60 to the
.opera could come over on special train at
half rates, or what - the same, BY psying
for the round trip what would ordinarily be
the fare between the ,tEo placee. Jhe
Theatre; mansgera here made proportion
ate reduction In t1eir prices fox Al
who could IskoW N excufkioa ticket from
PssSfsburg. Gould MOI such sn arrange
nisns be made pow I We hope II may tr
tie benefit Of our friends over the usysa !
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FLOW FOR THE TIMES.
THE WATT PL0W.

W,,,,,, Al hNIbD SOL1 1eeo.
-, A,i@t'ed TO DO far better work, with 0nesiogrn
N t oas tenth as liable TO choke or clog, and VIII
.r', ~, tne soil and cover mp vegetation far su-
sbish y any cnf. brace plow ever Jet made teM 9!
y nyseltl J. 10 - = !, -. z !.
-lsief b. ~ 70 the following farmers, Who can testify
on Gasals, Gasils, viz. q: Ruinn, william 6heRRss-
am ySynsisi Sni,s " Lee, George = @asy ~; ~
am Or rJ. Hewlett, d. w. Hsxsns HoSn.nd
uGsT, n voolfolk, X. Mc6ruder, O: q. Carer,
,-orp. y; Akin, D. s. Fisher, John p. Dieksnson3
zen !, ooser, and others, who, are using ne e
hi5 ~ 70 the warranted, I viii return the psies
4 Gso,sS n a. the plow 10 delivered into the atoEs
s "aN 90, I, st the old stapa. "
GEORGE WATT, Plow.m1ker,.
eN-sn 40. Asss sstrcuasssnoSrS strcuas ~ Ta.
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THANKS FOR ,PArERs.-To Mr.. j. o..
Walker, Potomac mail agent.
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'UGAR. SUGAR, SUGAR.-Twenty
'1orsleads prime CUBA and PORTO RICO sU-
AIS, heavy weights, Just received and for sale
mo u A. Y. STOKES co.
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= dsAvS pSrssS Ddt1riR d3tNal
suslE psost y ssSe te;s!9d
VIA eaeseh -. -
siosine on sais = ~. m teee3 0lQ
i; Il ftaiir, tkss ~ - tkablt 90 -.
oSs1sI %. SssfinS. .taxS 49, ~ tgtU 80
thstsssA, ~ gtpsp lsshts lees lesA 49, ~.
high, and sksptia Asvs. 6pea away m eeue4s
ID the srsas fsss' sAas our ff4snd tonU = eee.ee
iIssvssI ssd then voc b ~ sssly abatAsea6
'bass--ahsy villtp - w. sasssys sef othep - =
one viii stsy the ,srssi hand Of the sspeetqS
Hsnss ws eivs shs sxhottxttn ~ os4 W. -
Aappily abls 70 bny saats . - nepeenoo =
/ 3 . Go - thas sheBse ps1naek - ss a = 4
5 ss e Is..;; issss s'ss asss ss.s n qgs %
h rsTrsnsl11S 4 6n tssnpsG;ss
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sSaas ss ess,ss rsss ~ - u - -; :s.t 49,
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H4ttn1lgaarA Look sss yoa leAD."., 80
TIE tosds 0u 1AA stsUee ses8 Hs'i
lAttAf1ssk Hiniss1 end thiftssE IS 3 ga
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SioneW HII.........0 IlAsis
r. 3. Lee. .....---a 3 = !. - -y--v---@--.---
Unpirs. ~. w. Wllsis, of PsstiHa Club, -
Gcoiep.-J. =. 1stes FOR StonsvAil DHs "a D1 los
AiE.ssiehss. -sscasxaii 9opliason, 2; N.iah,
E.EEss' EEss isnsss ns aSais Ssss. coss ssssy.
% as.s rsas. -stoeers,i: Fonlipson. !; walsh.
"a - bssss .-6tcnc.sli. i;Hf. La, .. .rass ),
fims q same .-Thyes hosH and thisty minutes.
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FURNITURE, ETC.

HAVE JUST FINISHED SIEVE
RAJ SETS OF CHAMBER FURNITURE OF
oSEWo0D AND WALNUT, the finest ana OF
my oxn make, which will be sold very low:
ave also some very PINE SOLID ROSEWOOD
ARLoR SETS nearly ready. Those In want OF
ucihing substantial, and at the same time very
gs, would do we'll TO give me call:
attended to at all houn.
II. A. ATKINSON,
No. 100 Thirteenth for Governor) street
" ?1-ts above Franklin, Richmond, Va.
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|, 4 BOOKS, STATIONERY. ETC.roq
DICHMOND D AND N o nth EHNI
M Mp4ItXE EtRHSSss sSs ssR sRws y bspJ bsa ti
AW BOOKS. .AAt good collection oe
LLAw BOOKS tss Il is'sa 'tsasis4Rl1 HseiisR II sco..aI
"a, III segs BOos'salsn tHi 9l:;scsSssr ;s s soi
T AW BOOKs.rA complete 1T o.
- 81 70 AH. cHsissEaI4i sa = s,S : sseSss SsCeSss
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YEARS OF THE DUORA.-A few
cases of this splendid LADIES' WINE Just re-
lived and for sale by OSCAR CkANz, i.
No. Exchange block, Fourteenth street.
NJ oE-is
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WM.,KNABHg& q 90. o.s1se117m
xAsv1Ao7unsss eS ;,a1l 4J5gxU
HRsr RRInIUk. GOLD H1DAL.v 1hyl
! 7s,paeh oAAsD, ,Isp upsIssr ,asba

- hs4f tlpk44 \ A1V VE8&On1
saaro,fre p I AN o bDf.YGSa 10 az.
me-, InsksusuIs haytns ssSn bessn tA4DslalA
ibf tks paSt thirty ysan, have. spoa AsR h3esl.
lsnes alsns, attained sn uxPuBcHIsD SMe1n
Sssot ~ Jreaeassss sAsn ssAasansls 100
4. TONI ..s. : n. ..4..<,,
sonbinsss sssss power, rIshnsss, ~ Scts}ss, M
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\ sIsst aaS slastiss shA = sntissly isss m -
stjfnsa fotnA n % many piAnog. vAiAA sssses
ne psrsssnsr 10 20 sssily tire. ln ~
y f've5g WOHKif ifAaoHIH isiit<gs lno
thsy eaanoe - sxs>lJed. 9Aeif- Ael1eA - ~
stxuetad With O eAfs snA attAptica - pveHle8.
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naasfasssrs, aaa tAsy WIN aeeslkl ~ hAc1 yl1ele
of Ne sonsss..rpo. visa isss 80 - -
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III HE CONCEBNe OF ,W0Q11QQ QQ4
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s.l si.ss - sSiySH iisI; i;.ssil.ss; ~;
ns,ilc,y .-..l Z. Mlt1IAa =. aQee149.2
I, reps = sl2 sSfsSS Esffssays ~ saS&v S&vsE ~
|'sss,op. .n,.s: ssessl! ! i:ss Y,
.not1,s9 rs- - sisaai Ia -aaS<t-S
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Home Runs -Excelsior: Bayne, J..
Fiy- stehes.--Excelsior: Higgins. ]. Virginia !:
Carter, !.
Scorsr.-Charles Barg amin. Of the k1oslstof.'
Time OF game, four hours aud hfty minutes.
a A March GAME BETWEEN STONEwALL
AND r. E. LEE CLUBS was played on Satur-
day. The following is the score: II
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IABLISTON ~ BROTHER.

II HABLISTON d BROTHER, So.
Ii FURHITURk DEALkR6,
Vcald respectfully inform their friends and former
as,gls that they have resumed buainess st thsii
.Ew STORE, on Cary street, between Ninth ana
,sEth where they viii be happy TO se8 them, ene
I'll iarnish anything in their line ct rsasonsoss
fces ~.
HABLIsToy & BROTHER. Cary streets
nys between, Ninth and Tenth.
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IMPORTATION.-Thirt
J casks bCRT0N'S SCOTCH ALE.
u. STONE, WILSON & POSTER.
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rUR SALE TO ARRIVE, 1000 sacks
wURTH!SGTON'S LIVERPOOL FINE SALT.
r9, STONE WILSON FOSTER.
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bacon SIDES, extra clear, very fine /;
d LARD, in barrels and small packages; BUT.
:R, N Kegs HOPS, in bales; for sale by
ork HARVEYS Il WILLIAM6.
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'hESCH POMADEe AND SOAPS
ok MEADE = BAky1.s Dyrg Gtore,
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'INE SUGAR-CURED HAMS.-.l0
ices vsrv choice SUGAR.CURED HAMS,
,,H''y u'e' ior safe W & C. TARpY l. CO.
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ALT! SALT!!-3,65O sacks MAR,
SUsIL,s FINE SALT. per English brig Maria,
.rl from Liverpool, now at City Point, for sale
jno q S. G. C.TARDY 4 co.
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WEARE CONSTANTLY RECEIV-
" ING every description Of Furniture, Caspst.
ass, Bedding, and Furnishing Goods. TO when ws
lVi's The attention Of purchasers:
FRENCH 4 CRRNBHAW,.
@Sn '''Hs' MINI anu : IN
,p pECEIyING ANOTHER SUPPLY
=, q those beautiful Parlor Suites, HosSwood
- Walnut. In Brocatells and Plush-st{ies q
,;s7sn kiirabeth, Louis XIV, Napoleon lil.s ana
Gel HE and choice patterns.
FRENCH q CRENSHAW,,
=. corner Ninth and Main streets tup stsafsl.
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/. barrels FAMILY ROE HERRINGs.
So half barrels No. 1 and 2MACKEREL,
g. kits No. / and z MACkBREL,
wing and for sale by w. b. RAICLlFFE,
= No 1912 Main street.
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,AMILY AND EXTRA FLOUR
l;o barrels FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR for
f. ty InO 81 b. U. TAkDI u w.
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roR SALE IN STORE,

go tarrels No. FLOUR,
loo harrels EAGLE MILLS FLOUR,
leo BARRELS CATARACT MILLS FLOUR,
90 arrels wAYNESBORO FAMILY FLOUR
i,O barrels SNOwDROP FAMILY FLOUR.
... STONE WILSON A FOSTER
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BVySSDs ySgDs OF THE CITY or RICH
,s isStS55ss S5s yaHs5sl4 sdsps aiEl
Il ssl.o ooaDS and STOCK. and other ssssnass
gEksyyyllg EEsw yyllgGIsIA gEeIsrExEp STOCK, 90.
!. ss.isi.f, for which iSs hishsss assEss price
Il ss,,. ss,sa;i ls attention paid 70 COLLECTIONS N
sEeo4rab u esod;a ss'': .as :at SffIrs m
ss AIREsiiissS,ss.. siis, s.,StiSii ScDEiE I xPPERson.
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JACKEREL, GOLDFISH, LARD,
IL AND BUTTER.
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50 half barrels No. . 2MACkEREL,
90 boxes HAKE,
80 frkins No. lLEAP LARD,
90 frkins NORTHERN BUTTER,
:, received and for sale low 10 close consignment.
MYERS & BROTHER,
near corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-19

~ KEGS MOUNTAIN BUTTER, re-
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JFRRINGS AND MACKEREL.
L 100 barrels NORTH CAROLINA CUT HER
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-19

LINE LIQUORS. have now very
+ large stock Of IMPORTED WINES, LIQUORS,
II t'IT AIRS on hand Also, very superior WHI6
,IEs and BLACK and GREEN TEAS.
o. CRANE, No. 2 Exchange Block,
oc,s Fourteenth street.
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Y HOGSHEADS CUBA AND PORTO
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

young 'r,sh maid went to hicaIo few days
ago in search of employment, and meeting Young
man on the street. asked him if h. could direct
her to place. He asked her if sh: would like to
be married. and she answering III the affirmative,
Il ey were mar led the next day. On the ensuing
morn ag the brid groom proposed to Ike Ills
wie to New lurn. where his resents reside, but
she fatty refused to ACCOMPANY him, and finally
ran away, eluding all search, 80 far.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

he in the Esean Sea- The scene represents
cabin Red Revenge" znucos pratica craft Ailn'
uco and ruany drukn and carousing, after the fash
ION Of pirates patca chorus heard on the stage az the
curtain rises.l
PIRATE CHORUS.
u" The stormy winds did blow,
And the raging sea did roar,
Whilst we poor sailors had to 60 aloft
And you land lubbers lying down below,
Below below,
And you land lubbers lying down below"
Hurrah my hearties, pass the bottle round,
And sing again the beauties of our mistress,
The dashinp sea- When round our ship she sports
With noisy glee how leap our pirate hearts,
And glows the life-bood warmly in our veins!
But now the time has come when revelry
Nnst cease. One drink around to our lady loves
One TO our gallant ship; farewell song,
And the gray dawn must find US in repose,
There to prepare for future business
TThey all take a drink, with appropriate ges
lures, and zimuco sings to the tune of L" Landlord
Gil the flowing bow."l
SONG
We are lawless set of boys,
That laugh at storms and danger; .
Our ship it is gallant ship,
Her names the " Red Revengerl'
CHORUS
Then comrades, fill the flowing bowl
Until it doth over,
For all this night we'll merry. merry be
Tomorrow we'll be soberl
Men tremble at our deadly frown
And wome love dearly;
The deep b,ue sea is all our own,
And plunder finds us cheerly!
But womens smiles false, you know.
And riches are but fleeting;
There's nothing like bounding ship.
Where fearless hearts are beating!
Then, hurrah for our gallant ship;
No whim can ever change her.
Three cheers, my bully boys; hip! hip!
Long live the Red Revenger!
TAs finishing touch to the chorus, the pirat
ali lift up their glasses and exclaim: The RI
Revenger!'']
IThis part of the performance is intended to
very impressive.]
CTo be oontinued3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

A Maine paper states that colony OF my
families principally from that State, is to embark
for Palestine in July next. They propose to settle
at Jafia, the ancient Joppa, building lots having
been purchased, and will carry out with them
Yankee improvements.