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FCE COUGHS AND THROAT DISORDERS use
d" BRowE's BRONCHIAL TRoCuES,n having
proved their efficiency by test Of many years.
II have never changed my mind respecting
them from the first, excepting to think yet better
Of that which began thinking well Of"
Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
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SOMETHING NEw.-What has long been want
cd: An oil that will not explode. The Petrolia
oil Il Scmetttn3 Hetr, and gives q much better
liShs than any other oil, while IL Is cleaner and
better. 1t only costs the same as the common ell,
that IS so dangerous. 1t will barn In any coai.otl
lamp with the sun burner. Sold by grocers and
druggists. The office OF the Petrolia Oh Company
Is al 1928 Main street.
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We would call the attention OF ofstrangers visiting
the city t. the large and varied assortment choice
CLOTHING to be found at BALpwfN'S S, corner OF
Tenth AID Main streets. ThI, Is IN old house,
having been in business here thirty years, and
what they represent rs good and cheap cen DC re-
lied on. Call and see thcin If You wish anything
IN their line, and you VIII be pleased.
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IyouEsT.-Justice Camm2ck on Friday
last held an inquest over the dead body Of a
newborn male white infant, found on the
corner OF Arch and Cumberland streets.
The skull OF the infant had been evidently
broken, and the evidence Of medical men
present was TO this effect. The jury, there
fore, rendered the verdict ''that the infant
came to it death nj the hands of some per
son or persons unknown 10 the jury
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Scho}ars on

Trinity school reported six conversions.
In consequence Of the Fair at Union Sta
ton. the school was closed for several
weeks; hence the small percentage.
Trinity was declared the highest average
Of regular schools, and sidney the highcst
OF mission schools.
The next meeting will be held at Man
chester the second sunday in December.
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CONFEDERATE REcoRDs-At the last term
Of the United States circuit court i'll this
city Judge Chase entered an order rcqul-
ring the records OF the court during the
war to be returned to the present clerk OF
the court. In accordance with this order,
gentlemen III whose possession they had
been one day last week returned the pa
ncvs and records TO the clerk.
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NTrysEY IN RIcHxoSD-TuE GREAT RUSH
TO IfEAR 4 POPULAR PREACHEE.-Dr. Mum
sev urpachcd. according to appointment, at
the Erood-Sfrcet Methodist church last
NIGHT. the Came Of his cloqucnce had filed
Richmond, and it seemed that al! Richmond
had determined to see and hear tie orator,
each man for himself. Everybody antici-
pated 4 crowd. and therefore everybody
went early, and those who went the ear
lest were. Is it afterwards appeared,
best of.>g1'hc scene wa, one new to this
city. The crowds IN attendance upon Nr.
EarIe's revival preaching were cct!pscd.
falf-past : o'clock was the time fixed for
the services. The clock had just struck
three whon, rs the policemen on that beat
ronort>. the first man reached the church,
apparently hayin" just finished his dinner,
ald sat down on the steps TO pick bis teeth
and await the opening ct the doors. Shortly
after there came another and another, until
/ O'Clock, when there were by actual ac-
count thirty persons waiting for the OPEN
inc CT the doors. three hours and Il
half before the timc Bit now they came
faster and IL groups, and first covering the
steps. soon the pavement in irCut, without
the gates, was covered with III anxious
thron-. everybody apparently surprised TO
sec 20 many had cot there already. ,.,,
At about halc-pa>t ) O'clock Church Hill
came over in force. and Joined The impatient
c~",y.d ',I'C and now if wa: :D,Ifn that although
= ,,.ay All IN rorr before the time for the
Goors to onor. noonln pressed AGAINST them,
on5 crovClrd each either srIt<bIy and fear
fflv. seeing that. early as il was, there was
w. ba,,o af rnTnrrrtnl,Iy- scaling even those
now on the ground.
Punctualiv at GE o'clock the doors flew
onen, and the people entered with great
M ,, H., ,,.h;cI, r.nre ccrrnind
aIt sIr 't - m so6, parrIt five minutes
i,li''1' @ 80 ,,l,, o7',- so,t anyo and bo-
low v,. fiod and then commenced
thn r,,,b for ytandin--roon in the ai<les.
which ua< soon exhausted. MANY per-
EN-. ca,nn - . ougrrar ol o'clock.
md urrar r99IIc to r,in admission. while
sf t'o' ~ 1,o!,,I Eve il nnw and
~ a., ..;Ia. Iir,n ha~riYos .nlIorpfinr with
i.t - ~ or,d ,,,.,r, Inn1.tlass WISHING most
oar,il - n nr,i,, IN tho omen mir. Srye
,,I ,,,i'' I,.,,. 80 vIIonl,;n~ vo,In"
,n', f,i,,oI and lad to have yy,,+r2. dashed
~ tLaf. f;'ros -. Ln ra,.,ioI ont Of thc housc.
=. - o,.irnot,I MT thcrc were nj icas, twice
- ,I 80 ,.i IN :i,o bo,TSr turned
r.,,,, 10 GoL,,s
C,r ,.",,,,. tbcro ,,.o IT first ,,rch ronr-
.;o,i =, fho bnnsa hrt thn DIstor. Pcv. DR..
1,,;,,n,.ds y,.bo ,,,.s n1rIv n thn nrIpit arose
and rnminGrI The ro3"rcratioiii Of the chat
1'% ractc, oF tho Vince Viii, GOOD effect. In
t tmoltintoI,- ag.nr,r3rfs ,oma rood ministerial
hrntior ,, .tri,r1, 'In . familiar hvr,a, in which
tho rnnrrrrgt;on i7ined with a vim, and the
r.,u, rcTri.nrI virI,fha .oIrn6. Thus. with
sm.+;.,,, end ore,n miI>fr. at intervals. the
,iTnr ,,-as ;v1,i1nd away mill the anncaranrc
zcn. and to Iear whom 50 many. were under
:. ,.,,,,,.
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SYCAMORE OIsClPLrs) CHUECH.-Rcv.
Mr.. Arnold, the pastor Of this chHrch, Gc-
lirered Il very able and eloquent sermon on
Sunday morning; after which there were
three confessions and five additions by
letter. AT night the ordinance of baptism
was administered. y considerable interest
having been manifested, the pastor has de-
termined TO hold meetings every evening
this week, commencing ut ~ O'Clock.
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CHESAPEAKE AID OHIO RAILROAD Co.,)
TREASURER'S OFFICE. 7
RIrIINnED Irtpbpr 1sfQ \

NOTICE.-The ANNUAL MEETING
y Of the STOCKHOLDERS or the CltESA-
PrAKE AND ONO RAILRoAD COMPANY
will lie held In the city OF Richmond on THURS
DAY the 25th day OF November. 1859.
The bylaws Of the company provide that ''all
meeting shall be In writing, and signed by the per-
son thus transferring the power; partnerships
may sign in the name Of partnerships, and the
signature OF either member OF the firm shall be
valid. No proxy shall be valid given more than
sixty days prior to the meeting OF the company.
NO proxy for Individual stockholders shan
pass free Going 10 or returning from the meetings
ol tn" company unless he Is himself stakeholder.
"Thc books OF Transfer shall be closed fifteen
days previous to any general mccting.n
no ltd j. GARRFTT, Treasurer.
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"AfARsHALL CoTToN FAc-oEy.-Ihi$
new concern has already organized and
commenced operations. hIr. John L. Ba-
con has been chosen president, Dir. L. B.
Bentley secretary and treasurer, and Pr.
Pepie superintendent. They are working
u full complement OF hands, and on full
time, and we wish them all success.
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RoGgEEY.-During the disturbance. crea-
ted BY the fire on Sunday night tha liquor
store Of Mr. james Golden. in the vicinity,
was broken into and robbed of four dollars
in currency and 4 twcnty-dollar counterfeit
note. The thieves had evidently made 4
good reconnaissance Of The premises before
the robbery was commenced.
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TRIBUTE OF REsPEcT.-At a meeting Of
the bar Of Powhatan county held 1t the lest
circu, court Judge :. :. Weisiscr chair
man and Willis j. Dance, Esq, secretary
resolutions were adopted payinga tribute
of respect to the late B. ". Finney. Re-
marks eulogistic of the deceased were made
by MesSrs. L. d. Irving, Willis J. Dance,
Thomas u. Miller, I. Il. Neisigcr, and u.
g. IIbb.
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TIoRTICCLTrRAL ASD POMCLnGIcAL SoCG-
ETY-AbpITIoNAL PREMIUMS AUaEpEn.-
4 meeting Of the Executive Committee oi
the Horticultural and PomCio@ictl Society
was held Ill their rooms Yesterday after
noon. The principal subject before the
committee was the revision Of The premium
lists Of the late Fair.
\ premium OF S3G was aWarGal McssrS.
Franklin Davis 4 Co. Tor the best :lssort-
ment OF fruit trees. vines. &c.
DR.. c. X. Cullen was awarded = premium
Of = for the best sample OF cur3"a~a raised
in Virginia.
Dir. Joseph Il. ncnnc was awarded .
premium OF - for best cabbage ana o for
best beets.
Mr.. W. /. CoWardin was awarded 4 pre-
mium Of so for best watermelon and In"
method Of preservation.
The first premium Of - Was awarded Nr.
Garland Iiancs. .jr., for tho best CauliliOwcr
grown in Virginia.
4 certificate oi merit was awarded 10 Mr.
G. c. Cormick for bas l,ct and howeG-~tarids.
The first premium ot $40 was awarded :.
l.. Allen, OF Burlington, =. j., ior the
Planet hand Sced-dril.
\ premium Of = was awarded Iics>rS.
Franklin Davis & co. for the second best
collection Of apples.
CAPTAIN DiE1mCck moved that the articI"
in the Constitution which requires Ill :rtl-
cies. inventions, &C.. to be exhibited - be
Of southern growth. manufacture, or III
vention, be rcscinded. Laid on the table
until the next meeting.
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4HOR NORFOLK, pORTS-GE:Tl.
4 MnUTH, AND ALI REGULAR sssszss:.sAs.zsss.- ..
LANDINGS ON THE JAMES RIV Ek.-1hc Last
and elegant UNITED STATES NAIL steamer
80 II SY l. 7 + 4,
Captain Z. &. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf at Rockctts for the ahove-namro
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. and III
DAYS, at q O'Clock A. NJ. and returns on TUES
days. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk In time TO con-
ucct with steamers Tor baltimore ana points
North.
Trains leave City Point ro7 Petersburg on arri-
yII pt steamer.
Fare TO Norfolk, &?5t.
FREIGHT
received TUESDAYS ThucadAys,. and Saturdays,
from IL VI. to e L. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings or
Chesapeake bay, and all regular landings on James
river M reasonable rates.
30 WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Frci2h;s Tor way-landings must he prepaid.
Apply to +. Il. TATuM. Agent.
So q Office. steamers wharf.
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DECEMBER FASHION MAGAZITES.-D DsmOrest'S s
and he Son Ton for December at ELLTSoS &
TATLoE'S News Depot, next to the Dispatch
Office. also, NemoreSr$ ToUny AmcricG and
P,E,ch for December. All tile illustrated papers
Co.. lLn M.nnk
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Steamer Isaac Fell Bourne. New York, mer-
chaudise and passenger, W. Ga Dunh2m co.
steamer Pc,ersuurg. GeogherIn. Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Haryeys & VIZ
li'ms.
Schooner Alec Curtis, Philips, Baltimore,
corn J. K. Scdgvfc!c
Schooner VI. r. Tabe-, Al!rlch, New York, mer-
chtnd.c, Curtis &-"arkcr.
Schponcr Little Rock Richmond, Philadelphia,
iron. TO Tredegar Company.
Schooner Hattie Ccombs, Jam!son, RocAland,
lime. to A. 5. Lee.
schooner Windward, Baltimore, sugar, to c. Y.
Norriss i Co.
Schooner 81. Mary's, Philadelphia. coal, to A.
Blair & Co.
Schooner Brooklyn, Havrc &c Grace, coal, to +.
Dillon.
Sloop Sophie. Coleman, James river, wheat, to
Thomas Branch & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chnndisc and passengers, L. Y. Tatu.n
Steamer Petersburg, Geogheg1n, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys VIII
lIams
...lik k Cler. Stock. City Point, to finish loading
for Trieste T.. he Yoss ( Co.
Schooner Sandman, kennlston, Boston, mcr-
chandSe Crowell & Currie.
Schooner W. ;. Thompson, RayDcr, I 0rk river,
to load for Baltimore, Curtis K Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, November H.-Arrfvcd steamer
kcnncbcc, Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
ndsaled on return.
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OfccTS ana
Y, IcnkLS.

No reports from Manchester, Fulton, and
VALLEY Mission schools.
Addresses on tie question GLOW to sc,
cure the attention Of the scholars and good
ort:e. in the schools :' were made by Rev
j. y. Chalnh!iss and MeSSrs. Gathri9ht,
Watkins, Bethel, Williams, and Rev. Dr..
Burrows.
Adjourned 10 meet in the First church
on the second Monday afternoon in De-
lnniLnr
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HALL RoBBEEy.-On sunday night last the
hall OF Mrs. Wayt's boarding 4-houSc. on
Broad street, was entered and robbed Q: Il
line oycrcOa: belonging to Air. Morris Hi-
col. There i no clue by which the THE:
can be discovered.
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NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS.
We ~ou!c call the attention OF tobacco malu-
gacrrcrs 20 The i'Ict that the NEW STAMPS have
been issued and II woGId bc advisable 70 groove
tie boxes strictly in accordance with tie revised
regulations. a pamphlet copy OF which viii be
supplied gratis t. any manufacturer upon aprH-
cation 10 Ii, ny mail.
We are prepared TO make IW O-T!iiHD5 CASH
ADVANCES upon fell market value Of shipments
o: tobacco, &c.
HOFFMAN, BAIL / CO..
Tobacco Commission Merchants
~ u. lnd3In GS ENcnAnge Place. Ealtimnrc.
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BAPTIST SUEDAY-GCa0oL ASSOCIATIONS
The Baptist ay-School Association met
in BelyiGcre church on Sunday afternoon
President c. II. Winston in the chair. Th"
house Was p4ckc2 with Il cply-intcrcstsd
audience. Tie average Attendance Of the
schools for the past month was As follows :
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NOTICE. = The men, q
WI bers Of RICHMOND RANDOLPH Xxx
LODGE. No. To- will attend 4 stated meet-/ w
ing OF their Lodge at the Masoas' Hall THIS
EVENING ut O'Clock.
By order OF the ". NJ.
WILLIAM J. RIDDICK,
no lC-ItH Secretary.
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WILLIAM G. DUNHAM & CO.,
~ GENERAL SHIPPING
AND COMMISSION hERCHANTS,
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND. VA. POST-OFrICE EoN 81
FOR <LW YORK
Old DoMINIoy STEAMSHIP $3.50

Old DOMINION STEAMSHIP sS:sss4Iszss
COMPANY.
The splendid new Siic-whccl steamships ISAAC
EEi.I. SARATOGA. NIA Ga \, A.HE-
tIhELE and IIATTEKAS leave Sew York Tor
Norfolk. City Point, and Richmond every Iu Is
DAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. ut
O'Clock T.. II. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, Al high tide
These ships arc entirely new. They have c!c=ant
saloons and s.atcroo!ns. The fare. acconmoda-
lions. and attention. are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with stcalncrs Tor all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered At Il t5l Az
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the Offices Of this
company. -
y. l.. MCCREADY, President, ls7 Greenwich
street. New York.
WILLIAM c. DUETItM { CO. Agents,
corn.r Main and Flo lentb streets
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TIE ErcEpri0S OF THE NA-IoEAL EOARD
OF TEADE.-Ihc committee Of thirty men,
bcrs Of the Chamber OF Commerce appoint
ct to make suilabl" arrangements for Tie
reception Of the National Board Of Trade
will meet to-day at the Chamber Of Com
mcrcs nj i o'clock. 1t IS very desirable
that every member should 5s present.
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.AMUsrMEHTs-'rhc opcretsa Of Sonnam-
b.l!a and The comedy Of Box and Cox will!
he performed Tonight at Virginia Hall by
thc Richmond Alsic>l and Dramatic Asso-
ciation. he performances Of this company
OF 9Mat-ule Invariably attract brilliant and
{. ,hinA.ht- atlGicnn:..
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22itIlmond Gi5patcIl.
TUESDAY. ....NOvEMBER 1C, 1860.

TIE CIECULATIOE OF TIE "DISPATCH"
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCT-
LATIOE OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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PICTURES OF the beautiful, the good the honor
able. and the great, nay be seen ut the LEE -
4;l!cry, "crc pictures are taken on the most rca-
scuabic terms.
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DExoarsT'5 FAsE!oN MAGAziSE for De-
ccmber has been received from E!lyson &
Tayior's news dcret, naXtto the DjspGtch
0sice. Il is tul OF Christians novelties, and
the fashions are given il great variety.
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TREASrRER'S OrEICI

TREASCRER'S OFFICE,
RICHHoND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Coz
RICHMOND, November 10, 1860. }
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF tho
the Office of the Company, No. oil Main street (p
stairsl between Ninth and Tenth streets,
TUESDAY the J. th instant, at l2 O'Clock VI.
The books cf transfer Will he closed from tiis
date until after the Gty OF meeting.
". W. WARRINGTON,
no ll-td Treasurer.
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FlRE.-The grocery store oF LipScomb 4
Cox took iirc OH sunday evening, but the
fire was extinguislcd before any serious
damage was done.
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A NNUAL MEETING.-The next an
"a nual meeting Of the STOCK HOLDERS OF
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac aud
Hichn nd and Petersburg l.ailroad COSNEC-
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company on WEDNESDAY, the 2dth OF So7ein-
bcr, 1859, ut II O'Clock II.
j. B. WINSTON,
no I0--otawtd Secretary.
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called meetin" of the stock

NDTICE.--A called meeting of the stock
y holders Of the MANCHESTER COTTON
yill be held ut tire Office Of the Richmond aud Pc
tcrsburg Railroad Company on THURSDAY.
November the lsh next. at Il O'Clock. AS busl-
ness II great Importance viii be brought be-
fore the me. ting, 1t l. desired that every stock
holder should be present. either In person or by
proxy W. ii. POWERS,
oc is--cawtd Agent.
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Police APPQINrIEST.--,iT. y. j. Terry
has been appointed . sergeant Of police.
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TEsAyExsGEyIyG BAY.

OTICE.-THU URSDAY, 18th November,
~ hcnG appointed by the President of the
United states and the Governor OF Virginia
THANKSGIVING DAY, the First and Second
Markets viii be closed that day ut 10 O'Clock -
81 SAMUEL ELLIS,
Clerk OF the First Market.
}. i. TYLER,
no l,-3,k Clerk OF tie Second Market
EASgINC-OrrICEo or ". y. ISAAcs a Co.,l
MONDAY, November 10, 1863.
'I7HiS OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED ON
! THURSDAY. IS n II .lnt Thanksgiving
Javl. No - and bill, EiaiDring on that day must
,lsyc attention Oh = Ed .ESDAI. TO le-:t
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no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

I
W. have just perfected the most complete ana
convenient machluc for GEOOFlNG TOBACCO
BOXES for stamps. The orders from the Inter-
nal Eeycnuc Office requiring AL boxes I" be
srooycd, il becomes especially important TO have
4 machine that VIII do the work with IfA9i
EXPENDITURE OF TINE AND MONEY.
Such 4 machine we now Offer TO the trade.
SAMrLE MACHINES can be seen at c3s fac
tory. ii. NJ. SMITH q So'
oro 1892 Main street.
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NATIONAL LINE.

NATIONAL. ITNF.
Steamers weekly 10 LIVERPOOL II SM
calling II Gl'fGNSTOW%, leaving TessIseAss-
pier Il North river every s;tiyrday
ERAECE QUEEN, HnEt ETA.
IE<;IhEK, Erin, PENNSYLVANIA,
ESttLhNp, VIRGINIA. LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage. &lOO and :75, currency.
Sccra,c passage. 500 currency.
Stcerasc tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
S3T. In currency. ,
Storage passage from Antwerp. Hamburg. isot-
tcrtlalu, .rl liavrc, S!5, IN currency.
For further particulars, apply 1T the offices OF
TIE cora pany. " Broadway. +. ". j. HURST
y lILIAM c. DCE!IAM : Co. Agents.
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TEAMING, TEAMiSG, TEAMING.--
i The subscribers are prepared To do any de-
lriends bath in the city and country 10 give them
call. Terms shall be atisfaetory.
ST3RRS q Son.
no ls-at&WSW
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A NNUAL MEErING.-The next an
N nual meeting Of the stockholders of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company viii he held III the Office Of the Company.
in the city OF Richmond, on WEDNESDAY the
lTth day Of November, 1879. IT II O'Clock 4. =
no 2-td j. H. WINSTON, Secrcta:,.
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THE STATE LUSATIc AsvLrMs.-Ihe com
manding General orders that Il commission
consisting OF the SuperintendentS Of the
Eastern and Western Lunatic ASy!umS and
Superintendent # the Deaf and Dumb
Asvlum. Mr.. J. W. Lewellen Of Richmond,
the Medical Director Of the First District,
and the Surgeon Of Howard Grove Hos1i-
tai, shall assemble in this city on the 18th
instant for the purpose Of taking into con-
Sideration the financial condition aud pre-
sent necessities of the aLoEe-namcd inst:tu-
tonS. and submittn" an estimate OF the
means that will b" required to meet thos"
necessities until the Legislature OF the state
shall bc enabled to got upon the question
The commission is also directed 10 take into
consideration the subject Of making tempo
rarv provision for the insane. the deaf and
dumb and blind Of the State not provided
for in the aSylum-. and report lis plans or
suggestions in relation thereto.
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NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N The boats OF the JAMES RI -lsssssx.SssSsssa
YER AND 'kANAWHA CASAl. IualfANT
Will legye the dock usual promptly at II NJ. GA
Freight and tolls goods for Lynchhnra aad
beyond collected on delivery or prepaid, at the
be afforded consfsnees but no obligation Is as
siUed TO deliver down freight elsewhere than az
my Office on the Dock without special agreement.
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
dc IL EDWARD DILLON. Agent.
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DHlLADELI y a, EtCj-1,>sF-,
Z Mp&D AND &nEHuLk STE " -ss2sszzss.z;lss>
l,;,ITE composing this lire. win leave Pliiadnl
pima every : AIURDAT. and Richmond every FRI
DAY. alternately. Irci@h! taken Tor Norfolk ut mo-
d.r..c rates: also fsir Charleston. savannah. aud
New Orleans. and bills Of lat;ing signed! through.
l'u<.ilgc t. Philadelphia. including meals and
s!atrroom IS. V. y. PORTER. Agent.
tnh3 O.ire. No. "!.j Dock street.
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OK TIE MOvE.-Ahout hundred and

OK TIE MovE.-Ahout hundred and
twenty-five members Of the Society Of
Friends, returning from the yearly meeting
at Greensboro, n. c., passed through
Richmond yesterday. The same train bore Il
large number CT North CarolinianS co route.
in families, for different paints ont West.
These people are said to be. in many in
stances. victims Of emi@rart-hunters who
are securing the Old North state, drawin"
a rosc-colorcd picture Of lie in the West.
and inducing farmers to break up and
move. The agents secure good bonus for
their kind Offices, put their victims on the
ears, and care not what becomes Of taem.
Railroad officials inform u that generally
BY the time they reach their destination
the migrants ind themselves entirely out
Of funds, and, diScoycrin" their lni-t:: g..
those who can soon return 10 the South :
others find employment. but fare no better
than here. Few find the paradise which
they are led to cXnCct.
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NOTlCE.-The BOATS Of asES-IrrHss
~ my line will leave the Basin Es.lz.ss-ssszSa
promptly on TUESDAYS, THURSD4t1s,, >, andsA-
TURDATS.
Freights taken for all points on the Canal
Office, front of Eour shed.
an II. A. H1I.L. Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-16
MARINE EYTELL1GENCB.
PORT Of RICHMOND. NoYEMsER y. l5es.

MINIATURE ALMA SAC. NovEMDEEi ID iea.
SUN ri 4ts ... To1 Moon scts........... $40
sun sc's........ 4. 80 High ttGc........... ls