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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-17

TRUsrEEs.-At the last meeting of the
Trustees petition was received from Hope
Fire Company, through their secretary,
praying for q remission of the capitation
tax for its members. ..
On motion Of Mr.. Maurice, resolution
was unanimously adopted exempting not
less than twenty nor more that forty-five
members, from the poll tax.
A bill of Burnett s. Morrisett was ordered
to be paid.
C. Bradley, engineer of the town, was or
dered to confer with all parties leasing
water from the town with regard to putting
in new guages, and report on the 26th
instant. -.
Mr.. James A. Gentry presented a petition
from T. B. Cersely, Isaac Kohn, and Will
liam Edmunds, praying the Trustees so to
modify their late ordinance prohibiting the
sale of articles on the Sabbath as to allow
them to keep open until 9 o'clock for the
sale of articles Of prime necessity only, on
condition of keeping perfectly quiet houses
and closing promptly at the hour specified.
Some other unimportant business was
transacted.
Messrs. Morgan and Traylor are detained
from their seats by indisposition.
CHuRcHEs.-The usual services at the
Baptist and Methodist churches on Sabbath
morning and evening. The Rev. 0. KEEP
Ter, Episcopalian, will hold divine service,
morning and afternoon, at the Masonic
Hall.
PUBLIC MEETIYG.-A meeting Of the
citizens of Manchester favorable to the
establishment of q free school was held on
Thursday night. Captain W. W. Weisi-
ger presided, and James A. Gentry was
chosen secretary.
Captain Clopton briefly explained the
objects of the meeting.
On motion of Mr.. r. 81. Talley, COM
mittee was appointed to draft resolutions.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Talley,
Clopton, DR.. McRae, II. Fitzgerald, and
Blanton.
A preamble and resolution setting forth
the necessities of the people of Msnches-
ter for system Of general education,
pledging the meeting to use every effort to
obtain such, and instructing the Trustees
and requesting the freeholders to use every
effort to further the cause of education,
and arrest the march of ignorance and vice,
were unanimously adopted.
CALLED MEETING.-There will be a
called meeting of the Alert Baseball
Club at their new room, on Hull street
near Barney, tonight at half-past 7
O'Clock, on business Of great Importance.
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GARDEN SEEps.-We have been Officially
informed BY the Commissioner Of Agricul-
'ture at Washington that the Department
at present have no garden seeds prepared
for distribution but that upon application
during the next month the seeds will be
furnished. Our farmers and gardeners In
this section having 30 nearly run out OF
seeds, except the common varieties, should
avail themselves of this method, and pro-
cure few of the different kinds sent out
by this Department, and from which they
can produce Q suficiency for the next
season. Applications for seeds should be
addressed to Hon. Isaac Newton, Commits
sioner of Agriculture, Washington.
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A RDIcuLoUs SHOOTING AFFAIR.-Yes-
terday afternoon information reached the
lower station-house that negro boy
had been shot by companion. Detective
Knox proceeded and arrested small me-
gro named Charles Henry for shooting
Samuel Talbot, diminutive freedman.
Charles Henry accounted for the affair in
this wise: The two boys went hunting to-
gether in the outskirts of the city; Henry
was about to shoot at bird, when Talbot
jumped in front of him and exclaimed,
:" Shoot at me-" Henry took him at his
word, banged away, and shot Talbot in the
back with good-sized load of bird-shot.
He will be arraigned before the Mayor this
morning to answer the charge OF making
game of his companion.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-Early yesterday
morning, J. B. Duncan, a tailor, living on
Seventeenth street between Franklin and
Main, attempted to commit suicide by
taking arsenic. He sent for his wife at
about breakfast time, and told her that,
having taken arsenic, and being about to
die, he had sent for her to bid her good
bye. His wife was incredulous at first, but
she discovered tumbler lying on table
with a white substance at the bottom. She
seized it and went at once to Frayser's
drug store, where it was examined by DR..
w. Fl. Taylor and Mr.. Hancock, pharma-
ceutist, and found to contain arsenic. Or.
Jackson was sent for, and attempted TO al
minister antidotes. This, however, he was
unable to do before getting couple of po-
licemen to assist him. After much diff
Guilty he was forced to take emetics, and
late last evening he was pronounced out OF
danger.
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THE Cow AND CALP.-The beautiful COW and calf
offered by ARRASDALR i Co., IS Main street, mas
not vet found a purchaser. They may be seen
quietly reposing at the cattle yard Of Mr. B. Ira
cy, corner Seventeenth and Broad streets.
The COW is Of anne rich roam color, fne blood
ed" and in the opinion Of connoisseurs one OF the
handsomest in the county. By her side Is very
beautiful young calf which will 80 with the COW
to the fortunate purchaser, for one dollar.
The following articles were received yesterday
at the store:
Mr.. A. Petri, opposite the spotswood Hotel, one
musical box.
Mrs. Oliver, corner Poushee and Canal Streets
one hunting case gold watch, valued at S7S.
Mr 8. J. Tucker, Thirteenth street between MAIN
and Franklin streets, one musical box.
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DISEASES OF THE Eye AND RAR.-Dr. Gardner,
formerly Of London, England,) oculist and aurist
operator on the eye and ear, respectfully informs
the citizens Of that he will be again the
Ballard House-ofice, psrlor 27, first noor-on Mon
day, November 10Th, to Thursday the 22d. After
that time, monthly, OF which due notice will be
given. ONCE hours from "A. II. oeP. n. And
can be consulted on deafness, noise In the head,
cstarrh discharges from the ear, scales In the ear
accumulation Of wax In the ear, obstruction OF the
eustachian tube and all acute or chronic diseases
of the ear and air passages. Artificial eyes In.
serted without pain, and perfectly resembling the
natural eye. Operations for cataract, strabismus
or cross eye, artificial pupil, &C., skilfully per-
formed and all diseases OF the eye and ear treated
and every operation in aural and opthslmc sur
gerry, performed by Or. GARDNER. Principal ofhce
81 west Fortieth street, New York. References,
testimonials, &c. Send for circular. oc cT-am
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COUNTY ITEMs.-Mr. Peter Warwick was
arraigncd before the County Examining
Court yesterday on a charge of assaulting
and beating negro named Dick Turner.
1t appeared that the negro, who was in Mr..
Warwick's employ, had been guilty of gross
impudence, and Mr.. Warwick being no
longer able to tolerate his insolence, gave
him thrashing.
He was required to give surety for his
appearance before the next term of the
grand jury, and was bound over to keep
the peace.
James Jones, negro, for beating his wife,
was required to give surety for his future
good behavior.
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HAT-GRABBING ON RaILRoADs.-The
practice of grabbing hats, which prevailed
in Confederate times, has been commenced
again. A citizen of Richmond who was
returning from Petersburg Thursday night,
while sitting at q car window at the de-
pot in Petersburg, had his hat grabbed from
his head by some thief, who made his
escape under cover Of the darkness Of
the night. Of course the gentleman came
over hatless, much to the astonishment OF
bis family when they beheld him.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYOR MAYO PREsI-
DING-FRIDAY MoRNING.-Robert Pryor,
negro, was arraigned for trespassing on the
premises of and throwing rocks at Mr.. John
Phillips. There being no evidence to prove
that Bob was guilty, he was discharged.
Joseph Fitzpatrick, for firing pistol in
the streets, was fined fifteen dollars.
w. Seward was arraigned on the charge
of violation of city ordinance in buying
chickens, turkeys, and ducks in the city
and offering them for sale in the Second
Market. In the absence of witnesses the
case was continued until to-day, and the
poultry was turned over to the clerk of the
market.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

~-- - OF LETTERS REMAINING
* the POST, ,oSPISk YPTRssSP AT ! RICHMOND ,sss
:. hh, lied tor within one month they Will be
u NE Dead Letter Once.
~. @,,ccprs or transient visitors In soxn or
70 80. speeial address may he unknown,
LT., ..IIs marked on the lower left-hand corner
shc'.tt ND transient"
n ,a 20 he postage stamp on the upper righthaAd
fIhC' ,~4 leave space between the stamp and
Fa,..,1 for post making without interfering
" .,,,.f any OF these letters the applicant mus,
.r alrertised ieiteTs," giving the date Of
ssH 80 and rSv one cent for Advertising
a l. request for the return OF letter to the
-, II unclaimed within thirty days or less,
. nr printed, with the writer's name, post
M, o. the face side, will be complied with.
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8itllmtond 1ispatrh.
SATURDAY ..NovEMBER II, 1865.
AuctiO,, Sales The Day.

RRGNAULT & CO. Will sell this morning at 10
O'Clock . large lot Of furniture, crockery, &c.
LEE 4 G0DDIN will sell at IL o'clock the valua.
BILE country.seat and market garden near No
chsnicsville, adjoining the property Of DR..
Lofiand and the late James Talley. Also, i'm.
medlately after the above sale. three wooden
tenements on the east side Of Seventeenth be-
tween Christian and Richard streets. ~,
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPRRSON will sell at
4o'clock q beautiful farm Of twenty nvo acres,
near the reservoir, one mile west Of the city.
WILLIAM X. SMITH 4 co will sell on Council
Chamber Hill at IL o clock this morning light
spring wagon. with portable top.
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IRON WoRKrNG.-Yesterday, o firm in
this city who do the largest iron business
in this vicinity paid the expenses back
home of man whom they had sent on to
the North to come here. When he arrived
here they found that they did not have
work for him, in consequence of the dull
ness of trade. This is sufficient commen-
tary on the slowness of business in the
South
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MEETINGS.
RICHMOND ENCANPMByT, No. al
RICHMoyp, November Is, 1866.

RICHMOND ENCAAPMBST, NO.
RICHMOND, November 10, 1850.
ORDERS No. S.-SIR KNIGHTS.
vi. Attend drill of your Commandery w
at the drill-room over the store ,S O. Su 2; 3. ~
CARTER, No $50 Main street, THIS tfrl. ~
dayJ EVENING at I O'Clock. Punctual =
attendance Is required. ~
work AT the Masons Hall, on Franklin street, on
SATURDAY EVENING the nth instant, at
o. clock. a. 49, n,,cr,n-
age to Baltimore will assemble at the Richmond,
fredericksburg, and Potomac RailToad depot IN
r;,i,ap;s dress on MONDAY MORNING the 10th
instant. quarter before o'clock, provided with
black coat and pantaoons white & or Sissk nS S;as
gloves. A.. ..oro or uaosrs
RIaSAuLT 4 Co., or Of JOHN +. REdNAuLT, Esq, ~
the depot on Monday morning.
~ WILLIAM L. MAULE,
Captain General.
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THE RorHscHILDs ToBAcco CAsB.-The
case Of the United States against Weisiger
& Dibrell for 100 hogsheads Of tobacco
bought and stored with them BY De Roths-
childs Brothers, Of Paris, Was continued
before Judge Lyons yesterday. The day
was taken up by Judge Ould in arguing
against the validity Of the papers presented
by Mr.. L. II. Chandler.
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WYxAH.-This long known and popular
exhibitor Of the "blsek art,n with It's won
derful achievements Of "sleight Of hand, !"
viii appear again before the Richmond
audience on Monday night, and will con-
tinue his performances during the week.
Wyman ID great in his line. He has made
many man doubt bis own identity, his
yentriloqual powers, too, are very enter
tanning and surprising. But Whist is the
uss of pfsIsing Wymsni Why-man, he -
known Of I'll man, womens and children,
har4 and SloeWhcfe. ~ = s.s.s ssss y
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RECEIPT OF NEW w'ToBAcco.-Two wagons
from the country arrived at the wagon de-
pot, corner of Brook avenue and Broad
street, yesterday, with loose tobacco, which
was sold at thirteen dollars per hundred
weight. The tobacco weighed about 800
oo,,pdc
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SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-Messrs. Pilkin-
ton, Pulliam s. Co. sold at auction on yes
terday the brick residence Of the late
George D. Pace, on Elmwood street, in
Sidney, for $3,6O5, and the two vacant lots
adjoining-one at sl2.75 per front foot,
and the other at Sl7 per front foot. Mr..
William Jenkins was the purchaser of the
house and lots.
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EMIGRATION OF CYPRIANs TO New Or
LEANs.-Yesterday afternoon lot of ff-
teen Cyprians, from Washington city, came
down on the Richmond and Fredericks-
burg railroad, and passed through en- route
for New Orleans. 1t will be recollected
that a few weeks since the steamer Eve
ming Star, with fifty Cyprians on board, for
New Orleans, was lost at sea with all her
Messengers. II seems that this infamous
emigration is now to be conducted over the
land route.
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ARRIVAL OF CoNvICTs.-The following
convicts were brought to the city yester-
day from Prince George county, to. 60 to
the penitentiary:
John William Henry, colored, sentenced
for ten years for felony.
Adam Heath, colored, sentenced for one
year for rape.
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ROBBERY OF ANOTHER VACANT HOUSE,
The house on Fifth street near Leigh, re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. John Proskauer,
has been forcibly entered by thieves and
robbed of all its gas and water fixtures.
The house was vacated only last week by
Mr.. Proskauer. These robberies are be-
coming too frequent, and every means
should be taken to prevent them.
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The POLICE OvERCoATs.-The oyercoats
worn by the police at present are white,
and can be seen ut long distance at night;
and in this way q burglar may easily see
and avoid the officers Of the law. We
think it would be well to clothe the men
in overcoats of the same color Of the uni
form, and then the chances Of their being
seen at distance viii be greatly diminish-
ed. The City Council should, at its next
meeting, attend to this matter.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-The burglars,
who seem to be "going through" every
house they can get Q chance at, attempted
on Thursday night to enter the store OF Mr..
Armstrong, under Tanners Hall, In Sidney.
They bored two holes through the door,
but were frightened of by the approach Of
q psssAr hy
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SUDDEN DEATH.-We regret to learn
from some of his friends that McDonough,
merchant tailor, of this city, died very
suddenly ON yesterday, in Chesterfield
county. He left this city on Thursday,
and in twenty-four hours afterwards he was
dead. We could not learn the cause Of his
death
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REpRIEyED.-The Governor on yester-
day granted q reprieve to Emanuel Mar
shsli. negro, until Friday, January ID,
1877 Marshall was convicted In the Cir
emit Court Of Nottoway of rape, and SEN
fenced TO be hung on the 2sd Of November,
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Cow.srEALIHG.--StealiDg cows and
horses seems 70 be 8 favorite style Of thsft
with tho thieves of Richmond just now.
On Monday night last COW WAS. sto!en
nom Dabney y. Miller, EsqY the City A. a.
SCISSOR. No, clue has been obtained y the
whsreabouts cf the thisyes. -
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The LECTURE Of Hon. Mr.. Curry before
the Young Mems Christian Association will
be delivered on Tuesday night the 9th in
slant, and 1ot on the goth.
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-The Westham House,
kept by B. W. Totty, Esq, on the West
ham plank road, was robbed on Thursday
night, by burglars, of about 5000 worth Of
nroDerty
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ELECTION OF AN ALDERMAY.-The Hust-
ings Court yesterday unanimously elected
P. FL. Starke alderman for Monroe Ward,
vice J. T. Williams, resigned.
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THE CONCERN OF WOODROoF
III soos, assssssiS Ssss Ssbsss S e. . 81 lie % sra
viii Sjesss come 10rw4W ara ssttle thsil Sasounts.
asi,-.v SSSSSSkbo,. SSS
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ARREsT.-Harrison Christian, colored,
charged with stealing pair of boots, was
committed TO the second station-housc yes
terday.
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COUNTY MILIT1A.-The militia Of Hen
rico county will meet at the courthouse at
IL o'clock to-day for the purpose Of elect
ing officers for the regiment.
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bricks, BRICKS; ~
nocx srREgT BETwEEa TwEHfY.YInsf AID
TwYHTY. sEcoND.
sna subseribsr Keeps eonstsntly on hand large
lot Of BRICKS, which will b. sold In quanfltsst 70
si aas s1;'E leisitt inttaED e E1DS. E 4.
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A NTHRAOITE COAL.
SAMUEL P. HAWKS. 3 SON,
RIaHrRRHrH AHD CARY STREETS.
Use l6-ts1
DEMBERTON & CREW, dealers In
between Cary and Dock. Best RED and WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, for CRATES, stoves, and
fo9ady 09sf 6kSyss .as Hh wo6b nS asc
DRY GOODS, go.

CEILING Off SELLING OFF!
SAnd that is what we are always doing. In fact,
we are selling off very fast that were IT not for
the number OF steamers plying between here and
New York, our assortment would Scnsiniy DC
stock twice a week, and therefore keep up a good
assortment We can now show the best lot OF 20
cents Calicoes in this city Canton Flannel at 20
cents Bed Tick at 20 cents excellent Bleached
Cotton at IS cents: handsome Balmofai Skirts at
$3.50; heavy Red Twilled Flannel at % cents .
Si. 30 per yard Also, at low prices. Table Cloths,
Napkins Towels Blsnnets GlSsks' saawls sm nS
Swiss Musiins all 20 be sold at low prices, ut
mol Is LEVY BROTHBRS', 10 Main street.
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RESIGNED AND LEFT R1CHMoND.-The
Rev. Andrew Schwartz, late pastor of St.
Johns German Lutheran church, Fifth
street, resigned his pastorate on Tuesday
night and left the city. Our readers will
remember that he was Radical candidate
for the Legislature of Maryland at the re-
cent. election in Baltimore, and was dc.
feated. He was nominated and entered
upon the canvass without the knowledge
his congregation, and they were justly in
censed that their religious teacher should
engage in politics. Until another pastor
is elected, Rev. II. Kuehne, D. D., and
Rev. Mr.. Blenner will ofiiciate in this
church. The former will preach to-mor-
row morning at IL o'clock.
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GARRoTING.-There have been several
cases of garroting lately in Sidney. Three
happened in one night Of last week.
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JAMES E. RIDDIcK, Recorder. no

RICHMOND AND DAsvILLR RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, November II, 1855. }
STOCKHOLDERS MEETlNG..Ih
of the RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD
COMPANY will be held In the city OF kichmon.d oi.
VA Wv J. b. BLAIR, Auditor.
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Loss AT SEA OF VESSEL FROM RICH
MoND.-The brig Carmelita, Captain Nc
Kee, which sailed from Richmond on the
lst of September, laden with flour by
Messrs. Dunlop & McCance for Rio de ia
neiro, was abandoned in sinking condi-
tion on the 18th of the same month. Be-
fore she was abandoned the captain and
one of the crew were drowned. The brig
was laden by Mcssrs. Dunlop McCancc
with 2,45O barrels of -four, and her cargo
was insured for $50, 500, the insurance be-
ing about equally divided between the fol-
lowing Offices:
Virginia Fire and Marine, of Richmond ;
Virginia State, Virginia Insurance and Sa-
wings Company, of Richmond; Petersburg
Insurance and Savings Company; Lynch
burg Life, Fire, and Marine Insurance
Company; Insurance Company of the Val
lev of Virginia, of Winchester; Jefferson
Insurance Company, Of Scottsville, Abe
marie.
All of the crew except the captain and
one man (who, as before stated, was saved)
were rescued and carried into Vigo.
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Port OF RICHMOND, NovxxBER 10.
Steamer Albenarls, Bourne, New York, mer-
ohandise and passenger, .. Ayres ,s,. 20. ax
.I.ss.: Steamer .ns ss. fs,ss
steamer Sarstoga, King, New York, msrchan-
disc and passengers, 9. =. watson;; ,v..,,
Steamer Colonel kuckei' BELL "ssninSon'
o.sa sssmsI % John ssiVsstsr, clifford Norfolk, msr.
ehandiss and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
SAILID.
Steamer Norfolk. Vance, Phipbsdslphis. NOR
e steamer ls Va Valley Cry. fcmlin, New York, mer-
chandise and passenger, w. p. Porter.
ehsndiss sndnsl and S'pss pssssnssis, I. B. T..am
ehsndss and passenger. 8. Xyiss & Co.
British bsrqus Bessie, North, Troy, nfty.six days
from Liverpool, for City Point.
MIn0RAHDrn.
-PHIIApELpHIA, November b.-Clearsd; schoe-
Johnson and IxtIa, Taylor, Tor Richmond.
NEW YoIx, Hovsnbs5 n:molsarsd' schooner
Hosiolf ia Bosion .nd IhilsdslIhi.. before re-;
xssssd vi away psrt 81 her buiwAxks and ths com.
panicn over he sns,ne.boon. The steward vas
4. ss : "ss e sGR: e:
sfk insssnt. swsitine the Brazilian 10 tsks her
esYgol, which sailed from Livsrpooi on the "a m
s1nt, vfr Osfdif. ...s-.--
TIE cAsxALgrA alPoRTsp At 40.
j Por@ Norr1x. November ts Sailed, schooner
Aida and Triumph, ffon kichmond, with wood,
lnivsd 4 RIO ysnsiro, ostobsr ist, from Rich.
rnond hfirs CaYmaIsta and Pantheon.
fThe brig Csrmalsts, reported above At kio, 10
WIN Be seen, has been reported here e lost. The
or fhs CaImaleta, On the authority OF the harh
Winnifred arrived g FORTRESS Monroe from ktos
bound 70 Mittmore - Dispatch.l
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T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
LIN THE MANCHESTER, VA, POST-OFFlCE

IST OF LETTERS REMAlNlNG
IL IN THE MANCHESTER, VA, POST OFFICE
NOVEMBER II, 1866.
LADIES LIST.
Roll Miss MaryC Robertson, Olivia G..
Biankenshjp Mrs M J. Thompson, Miss r. E. R.
Crawford Mrs MARY Thomas, Miss Lucie
Jnhnigan' Miss Molfie Van Orden, Miss n: C.
Iohnnber Inander Williams, Miss NJ. T.
Moore, Mrs. NJ. A. Walker, mrs. susan
Prentice, Miss Matte
GENTLEMENS LIST.
Alley, PhillipJ. Moore, James "a.
Allen, John tcoloredl Payne, BsnJamnh ~
Archer, Burke klce, Wlllam ".
Brady, Ballard Rlcnardsoh, y. a.
Rnrneft. Harvey Snead, John II.
Craig WiliiamD Walden, G. b.
COZ lanes @. Vaden, Joseph N.
Carter, Sol. Melnn, II. n.
Jac ckson, q. (colored) Williams, : osePn
Kelly, Spencer watkins, behja"ih
Lord, Lieut.. Thos. W.: Washam, 5s@anaSy 5saaSy
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PORN OF PROXY.

Know all men by these presents, Tnat -, ,,ne tne
W unuei attorney - for and in =, name, to
vote on ali questions that may be brougnt Deio,s
and Dsnviils Railroad Company, to be held I as
Syy,SSv rat9,na a. All the Sss. q
- .. said attorney In the premises, fully % Il
were present and voting In person; n,o .mxsa
in'tsstimony whereof. = have hereunso amxeo
- hand this day OF -.
mr. = ,rsnsfer hook will be closed on the LIST De.
cemhar nntil after the annual meeting.
cempSSi snSta j. ID. BLAIR, Auditor.