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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-29

HINTS FOR FUTURE FAIRs.-If the En-
ecutiYe Committee of the State Agricultu-
raj Society is disposed to profit by past ey-
perience, they can greatly Increase their
own comfort, and avoid complaints from
exhibitors, by the adoption of the following
rules:
/. Appoint judges in all the classes and
sections three months in advance OF the
Fair, and address Il circular letter to each
one, requesting him TO accept and agree TO
perform his duty promptly, or to decline at
once. that his place may be promptly filled.
.. Let the entries for premiums close
promptly on Monday morning At clock,
not to reopen under any circumstances: All
entries after that hour to be for exhibition
ONLY, and to be registered as such.
3. Have clerk Tor each class and section,
whose duty it shall be to have the list Of en-
tries ready for delivery to the judges by 10
o'clock that morning.
4. Require the Judges to be on the Fair
Grounds by 8 o'clock Monday morning,
ready to commence their labor5 by 10 O'Clock;
so that their reports may be made up that
night, or by 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning, ut
which hour the gates will be thrown open
to the public.
premium lists for publication, and let it be
carefully revised and corrected before any
part Of it is given to the press. .,
6. Distribute no premium ribbons uhtl
the awards are announced.
By the adoption of the above ruEe9,. or
similar ones, each department aaa be put in
order before the Fair opens, tAs judges VIII
have room and time to do their work salts
factorily, and then, when the. gates are
opened, and the public admitted. the work
will have been completed, and the otncers
and judges can give themselves up to plea
sure and general enjoyment: Such rules
can readily be carried out, and, once tested,
they will not be departed from.
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PREMIUM COSFECTIoSERY.-lt Is matter
worthy Of note that an enterprising Richmond
merchant, ". w. TRIBEETT. has during the past
wear been awarded SEVEN first-class premiums
for American plain candies at Agricultural Fairs
In Virginia and other States. We allude to the
Horticultural and Pomological Fair at Richmond
and the Agricultural Fairs at stanton, Lexing-
ton uwoi, Danvilic, Lynchbure and Macon, Ga.
Gratifying rs these fatterng testimonials must be
To Mr.. TRIBDETT, they cannot be more lattcring
than the success which has rewarded his business
enterprise, and that they are inst Is abunfantly
artc;ted by the popularity which the candies of
his manufacture enjoy throughout the southern
States.
THERETT has recently removed to more COM
modous quarters. on Main street near the DIS.
Patch Office. and has laid in stock of goods with
reference TO Christmas to which we would particu-
larly invite the attention OF country as well as
our city friends. The stock embraces all kinds Of
confectionery, every variety Of fireworks, toys,
&c, Al prices within the reach OF everybody. Give
him call.
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TANpER1Se WITH LETrER-BoxEs - The
Chief of Police. per J. NJ. Tyler, clerk,
publishes the following extract from the
postal laws, with the information that 1t
will he rigidly enforced:
Postmasters will arrange with the po-
lice authorities Of their several cities tor the
arrest Of all persons in citizens dress found
tampering with or collecting from the street
letter-boxes: also of all persons wearing
the carriers uniform Gnciuding the carriers
found tampering with or collecting from
the boxes at other than the regular col-
lection rounds, of which they must DC kept
informed"
The collections are made on the return
trips Of the carriers, which may include the
hours from SH 4. N. to 12h ?. NJ, and
from 3H to OK P. d., excepting Sunday.
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Peoples SAVINGS BASK.-The Secretary
of the Commonwealth has received for re-
cord decree granted by Judge 5. $. Weisi-
ger, Of the Circuit Court Of the city of Pc
terSburg, incorporating the '.People's Sa-
wings Bank" of that place. 1t is provided
that the capital stock shall not be less than
$50, 900 nor more than 100000. The officers
named in the act Of incorporation are Pre-
Sident, James II. Platt, Jr.; Fice-Presdentt,
James 1I. Donnan: Cashier, Roscoe G.
Greene: Directors, J. II. Plat, il, j. P.
Prince. Franklin Wood, A. ArmiStead, Pc
ter G.. Morgan, J. NJ. Donnan, Rcv.J. 5. At
well, r. G. Greene, and Henry D. Bird. 1t
will be observed that there are several CO.
lorcd men in the directory.
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Editors n the Dispatch :

Editors n the Dispatch:
Having seen In the local column OF your paper
Of the :sth instant an article headed Il Walk
Through the Pcnitentiary,n In the item about the
workshops II was stated that the gravel roofs
leaked In such way as to make people think they
would not leak had they been covered with any
thing else. Now, those roofs were put on fifteen
yetrs ago, and cost the State only five and half
cents per foot. when any other roof would have
cost twelve cents per foot; and from that time
until the present they have been repaired oEly
once al very small cost, when all the other roofs
have been frequently repaired, and cow leak as
much as the gravel roofs. Under these circum-
stances the best roof the State can use is gravel.
j. l.. WHITAKER,
GraveI-Roofer, 1877 Cary street.
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ScHooL-TEAcHER FLoGGEp BY Two COLOR
ED FEIALE PUPILs.-We give below the
.:lctS of an actual occurrence near MldlO-
THAN, which are vouched for by most re-
liable citizen Of that neighborhood
The principal actors in this little drama
are a Mr.. TAYLOR, from the lumber regions
of Maine, a teacher Of a treedman's school,
and two of his pupils, Misses Charlotte and
Jennie York, fnely-formed and hand
some young Indies of color, aged re-
spectively twenty-one and nineteen years.
iii the scene. A few mornings since, the
schoolmastcr ordered Miss Charlotte to
produce scuttlcful Of that bituminous
mineral vulgarly denominated coal, for the
purpose of giving caloric tendency to the
atmosphere the school-roorl. This order
the Young lady refused TO obey whereupon
he obtained a bundle Of switches for the
purpose of administering castigati0n, and
laid them with considerable harshness across
her beautifully-turned shoulders. In mo-
mcnt the blood Of the Works was at fever
heat, and the signal of battle was given.
Jennie seized him i'll her arms, and Char
lotJe, with her digital extremities, warmly
went to work, and somewhat destroyed the
proportions Of his facial symmetry. She
took her own time upon him, and having
actually exhausted herself, let so of him,
after having administered the handsomest
aud most thoroughly administered and de-
served beating Down-East sharper ever
received. In vain he called for help. The
freedmen only answered GOOD Give it
to him." A little mulatto says that he
called "Time" for q second round, but
TAYLOR could not come to the "scratch."
He was so damaged that Aunt Polly wasted
a bottle of camphor over his wounded figure
head. He afterwards talked very sweetly to
Charlotte, advising her To be good girl,
and adding, '.Now, let's be friends, and we
win all he silent about this little matter !;
for if you were to tell it, it might prove
injurious to your characters"
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Auction BALES TEES DAY.

WELLINGTON GODDIS--l o'clock-brick tene-
ment on the north side Of the Basin bank be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets.
LEE & GoDDlN-i2 o'clock-small truck farm
on Mountain rond one mile bcyondDelaplane' :
farm.
WELLINGTON GOnDIS-i o'clork-cxccllcnt
brick store and dwelling soutl, side Of Main
between Twcnty-fourth and Twcnty-lfth
streets.
SAMPSON JONES, JH.,-lO1 4. M.-grocerIcs.
liquors, &C.
THOMAS W. KFFSEE, 1917 Main st-ect-lO
oclock-iurniiure, pianos, mclodcon, pictures
silvcr-platcd ware, &C.
DEPUTY SHERIFF MAGRUDER lag hogs at
Byrnes dlstillcry.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Lee &
Goddin, auctioncers, sold during last week
the following real estate: Lot on Rockets
street. So 1-12 by 76 atS12.50 per front foot
SiH.70 .three-story brick dwelling on the
northeast corner Of Main and First streets,
$1,000; lot on Rockets street, Az feet
front, extending back to Water street ~
feet, $500 cottage dwelling with four acres
of land on the Grove road half mile west
of Richmond, IS, 900.
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LARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-On TUESDAY
the 3oth OF this month, ut IL NJ, in front OF tic
United States courthouse, in this city. Mr.. VEL
LISGToS GoDD1N, auctloneer, will sell for Mr.
ASD'w RUTHERGLEN, general assignee. large
number of DASKRUPTS' FARMS, located In DIFF
fercnt parts OF the State. This sale presents IN
opportunity to capitalists and others wishing to
invest In lnds which Is rarely afforded, both as to
the locality OF the property, variety OF Lands for
farming and mining purposes. As this Is al
assignces sale, parties can attend with more than
the usual assurance that the lands offered will be
sold. For 4 more detailed account Of these lands
the reader IS referred to the fourth page OF the
DiSDHtth,
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eRE-SENTENcE OF PENITEsT1ARY CoNvIcTs.
Under a law of the State of Virginia
which requires that convicts in the peniten-
tiary who have been found guilty of more
than one felony and sentenced to two, or
more terms, shall be sentenced by court
for each offence, the following convicts
were brought before Judge Morton for their
second sentence on Saturday:
Lewis Nickins, CONVICTED in Alexandria
of grand larceny, and sentenced to three
years, was re-sentenced ON conviction OF
burglary for eight years.
George Saunders alias George Williams,
convicted OF burglary by the Hastings Court
OF Richmond, and sentenced to three years,
was re-sentenced to five years for grand lar
ceny, of which he was convicted by the
CORPORATION court of Norfolk.
James Woodward alias Woody, sent
from Petersburg for two years for burglary,
was re-sentenced for life, IL being his third
conviction.
FIVE others were brought up for re-sen-
tence, but two Of them stood fora jury, as
the law gave them the right to do, and there
was some nformality as regards the others.
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,0WUATAN STEAMBOATeE1;l /,

DOWHATAN STEAMBOATs5sIl.f
COlIPANT.-Stcamers STATE lAz 2sTsa..saSzks
OF ARYLAND and t :. RsISBdrs saysnSaR
Roston md the West Tri-weckly line 10 Balti-
more, uaRing close connections WITH steamers to
Philadclphia. No transhipment Of goods ,s or
moe every TUESDAY, Thursday, ana "a
TURDAY. Leave Eichmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.. -,
Freight received every day (eXcept ouhaaysl w
to O'Clock 2. ". These steamers have eSceiIsns
saloon s;aterooln and passenger accommodaLl9nss::
u p'''"e HARVEYs & WILLIAMS, Agents,
suro Commercial Block
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GENTLEMEN MUST Not READ THIS.-Ladles
who wish TO keep up with the fashions, and not
only to know how their dresses should be made,
tut to see how others dress, should procure from
Mcssrs. ELL TsoS & TAYLOR, next to the Dispatch
Office. copies of the latest fashion magazines
HarDer'S Bd-ar received this morning.
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SHIPPING.

TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 PETERSBURG will leave her lszlss.ssaaA.
wharf MONDAY NIGHT Hovember 2stn; at hi 81
water. Freight received up to O'CLOCK E ~
For freight or passage, app!yto ,r.,o
no 29-lt HARSEfS MILLLAs-o.
TOR NEW YORk.-Ihe eie- SffTN
u can't steamship ISAAC BELL, Cap sa4sexG
tain BOURNE, will leave her wharf sc RoIk.tts on
TUESDAY November 3oth, at O'Clock T. d.
FreIe Int received until - O'Clock VI. TUESDAY.
Fare Sl2 Steerage 80. For freight or passage.
apply to WILLIAM G. DUNBAR CO..
no 2a-2t corner Main and Eleventh streets.
DOR SAVANNAH-F1RS YES Fl
A. SEL.-The superior st.sai!inY school, $EIL
neer LEONEsSa, MYERS master Is loau-.s'ess 81
Ing for the above port, and VIII nave quick o1S-
CROWELL e. CCRRIE,
corner Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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THASKS.-On behalf OF the Washington and
Richmond press we return thanks to Messrs. J. f..
LIPSCo3tB & Co. for n donation OF some Of their
premium Bumgardner whiskey on THANKSGIVING
Day. The Washngtonians were delighted, and
said they seldom had the good luck to taste any
thing so good in Washington.
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CONTINUOUS WATER LINE.-The members
Of the Richmond Chamber of Commerce
can obtain copies Of the report of the Ma
tional Board of Trade on a continuous
water-line of transportation through Fir-
ginia on application TO the secretary, Cap
tain j. G. Coghlan.
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FOR THE LAp1Es.-Just received, Hdrpers'
RnSar. the great fashion paper, with double pat
tern sheet, splendid No. WaUerley hagd=fne,
ClHmney Corner. and all the late weekly papers
and fashion books. have been received at the Ole
Market News Depot, No. IT'S Main street, be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
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AFFIDAvITs FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTIONS
WHERE TIE INTEREST HAS NOT BEEN PAID
We have had q form OF affidavit, required by Gen.
eral Orders No. 81 prepared and printed. This
form has been approved at headquarters. The af-
adayit Is required before any execution can be
issued by clerk Of court e.r
We can furnish these forms at O. per hundred,
or fifty cents per dozen, or five cents apiece, to
the cities and country. Liberal discount to the
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HusrISGs CoURT.-Judge BramhaH pre-
sding.-Tn this court on saturday 7oHe
proscq,t was entered in al! the eases OF h..
T. Bass, charged with horse-stealing.
The counsel for Emelinc Johnson (ne@ro),
convicted of stealing S1G0 from DR.. Schultz,
argued motion for Il new trial. Decision
reserved until to-day.
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Is BrOAGWaY, NtW IVTk VI
WILLIAM G. DUNHhA Il CO., Agent
NATIONAL LINE.

Steamers weekly to LIVERPOOL, 6FFTN
calling at QUEENSTOWN, leaving s;zsssssss.
pier i North river every saturday :rr1.
r ~ TRJv PENNSYLVANIA,
ESGLbNn' VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA.
CABIN psssage, 800 and si', currency
Stceragc passage $50, currency; o.,,.,,.,,
Stcerase tickets from Liverpool or queenstown
s37, In currency. rY.,h,rr Pot.
Sjeerage passage from Antwerp. hamburg nov
,eriom and Tavre. Si5, in currency.
For further particulars, apply NJ the or GpsT y
the company, 60 Broadway, +. W. .. doH'A'
aWSiiILSM e. DUNHAM & CO., Agents.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE NOVEMBER
OR. NJ. Manly, Superintendent of Ed,l-
cation, Richmond; ar. Reuben Dudley,
DR.. Clark, Richmond, Va; a. II. Henry,
Esq, Hermitage, Va; John J. Brown,
Esq, Howardsville, Va; Mrs. G. n.
Gwathmey, Bristol, Tenn. Egertin & Co.,
New York; James N. Ginness, Pbiladel-
phia Mrs. j. j. Bell, Baltimore, Md. !;
Postmaster at Young's Mills, Guiltord
rounty
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THE THEATgE.-Do not forget that to-
night the Theatre opens with Rose and
Harry Watkins and fine stock company
in the thrilling and beautiful play OF Trod-
den Down. They come to us with the
be liDerallv encouraged.
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ISAAC HUNTER IN MIssIssrPPI.-From ac-
counts from Mississippi we learn that Isaac
Ii. Hunter, our colored orator, is doing
great service in the Dent cause in Missis-
sippi. He is thoroughly canyassing the
State, and il convincing numbers of colored
voters. In Columbus, lately, he spoke to a
large audience, composed ofmen ofeyery Pc,
litical complexion, and he was greeted
throughout with unanimous cheering and
aDpiauSp.
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ARRIVAL OF BrRGLARs.-On Friday night
Captain Parker, of the police, arrived IN
the city with Baby Clark, Quinn, and Lo-
gan, charged with being implicated in the
robbery of Cardozo, Alsop Il Fourqurean
of lot of silk. They are held for eXamina-
tioD to-day
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DR.. 4. s. MCRAE, recently Of Manchester.
having taken the Office Of the late DR.. Warning,
tenders his professional services TO the public
generally. He may be found at his office at all
hours when not professionally engaged.
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we advise tea-drinkers to call at W. D. BLAIR
& Co.'S corner OF Main and Ninth streets, and try
that Gunpowdcr Tea they have just received. We
can youch for 1t being equal to any ever imported
They sell 1t 1T -. so per pound.
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MAGAzrSEs.--We are indebted to Ellyson
& TAYLOR for Every Saturday and Packdrds
Monthly. All the literary and pictorial pa
pers and magazines will be found next door
TO the Dispatch office.
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uTILLIAM G. DUNHAM &, CO.,
w GENERAL SHIPPING
AND COMMISSION MERCHANIs
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH SrREETSS
(. RICHMOND, VA. PoST-OFFIcE Box 81
FOR NEW T0kh.
OLD DosuEIGN STEAMSHIP $1,000

COMPANY.
The splcndid new si,ie-whacl steamships ISAAC
HFiI, SARATOGA. MAG \. Abe.
nARLE. and HATTERhS, leave New YORK ICE
Norfolk. City Point, ana Richmond. every lOhs.
DAY. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. at =
o'clock p NJ Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY. aud SUNDAY, NJ h!gh tide;
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and stateroomS The fare, accommoda-
tons and attention. unsurpassed. ~
Close connections made with steamers ZOE GA
southern and European ports. or,,p
Insurance effected, when ordered. AT a QCAa,fis-
TEE OF ONE PER CENT, at the offices OF thls
\. T. MccRnApY, President, 1877 Greenwich
street, New York.
Wu.LIA.C DUSHAM 4 CO., Agenta,
corner Man and Eleventh streets,
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DtsCoURSES OF FATHER HYACISTHE, and
SOUTHLAND WRITERS, Biographical and Critl-
cal Sketches of Living Female Writers Of the
South two new booksl, for sale by GEORGE l..
DlpGoOu, Bookseller.
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Ritllmoa(I Ilispatcll.
90 1869.

TIE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISPATCH".
is LARGER THAN TIE CoMBIEED CIRCU-
LATICS OF ALL TIE OTuER DAILY NEWS
ehPEEs OF THIS CITY.
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND - <@TTR

FOR LIVERPOOL AID ,,,,,, <G4FTh
ISMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS S -,
FROM NBW YORK EI cry SATURiJAI,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OFPASsaCEBY THE SATURDAY STEAMER
First Cabin, Payable In Go!d. .,oo a.
Liverpool or Queenstown
ptSSkGE By TUESDAY STEAMER VIA AALlFaSAa ::
I,Rerrpoolni, S'eeAi' '7 ... 20 %
~ 'iohn,s n. r.. by branch steamer (god).. ~ w
Storage, Payable in Currency "A "a
liverpool or observation-disclosures "a
Halifax "A
St. Johns, y. T., by branch steamer 'o "
Tickets sold To and from England lreiahu' Anu
The Continent, at moderate rates. .o,r,s
For further information apply at the Company's
offices. JOHN u. DALE, Agent,
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CoRNs. tsoFT, HARD.) BUNIoNs, 1N-GRow1SG
NAILS, &C.--Nobody save DIR. Schultz Is capa-
bic 10 relieve or cure them. Beware of pretend
ers. Office, Nineteenth street near Main -.-a-
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Why will you give one dollar and twenty-five
cents per gallon for Norfolk oysters when you can
get the York River at WILLIAM r. CoX's, Frank
lin street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth, for
one dollar?
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OAK uALL.--AIr. C.. G. CLARKE, of Governor
street, has named bis place Oak Hall, after hand
somcly reiting 1t on the Inside. He still FURNISHES
good meals at cheap prices. and everything else
that IS good.
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WAR1SG MoSuMEST.-A meeting Of the
Waring Monument Fund Committee will
be held Mt the st. Charles Hotel this eve
ming at 1 O'clock. Collectors are expected to
report at this meeting.
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HANDY ANDY IN TOwN.-From the lOI-
lowing note it would seem that this noto-
rious western burglar is in Richmond
"RIcuMoSD, VA, November 10, 1869.
:. Sirs,-I am in need of some information
very useful to me III certain operations, and
YOU will be so kind for the sake of my regard
for YOU as to stick up atyour counting
room for my inspection q list of the names
of all the wealthy old maids, and Also one
of all divines of your city who lin spite Of
all pretended disregard for idle, worldly
things) are fond and in possession Of gold
watches and gold spectacles.
81 remain, sirs, with greetings in the
most humble impudence, your friend in
7len:ent0 n10rt, HANDY ANDY.
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sun SETS. A-s
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 81, 1862.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester; Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. Il. Tatum.
Steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, W. e. Durham GO.
Schooner 8. U. Binns, Highly Philadelphia.
COAL staples Blair.
Schooner a. II. Leaning, Brewer, PhilaGelpbia,
coal, Halves MerrimaD.
Schooner /. 4. Edwards, Marshall, New York,
iron, Tredegar Company.
Schooner Rebecca, smith, New York, iron ore
&c Tretegar Company and hay to L. Powers.
SAILED.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Geoghegan, Raltim2re,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys s VIII
Hams. $3.50 @
Steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York. NOR
and passengers, w. q. Dnnham & Co.,
Schooner Navy a.. Haley, Haley, New York tia
James river, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner kobert He.ly, Brooks, Baltimore uta
James river, Curtis y P,,fksr. 1.t. s.ss. ~,
Schooner NcrGing Light, Ireland, Philadelphia
ria James rivern Curtis : Parker.
MEMoRASpUM.
WEST POINT, November sL-Arriyed, steame-
Admiral Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and Cork River Railroad Company
and sailed Oh return. 81 t.- $50.
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81. ELLYsoS & Co. will insert advertisements Ia
the principal uewspapersin Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
fishers rates. for cash. Apply at this Office.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Candy has accepted
the resignation of Beverly B. Bolts, clerk
OF the county court of Culpeper.
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HORSE REcovERED.-Theh horse of Rev. a.
e. Dickinson. supposed to have been stolen,
was found on Saturday morning in the field
Of a gentleman, about two {mlies below the
city. and returned to the owner.
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REMoyED-Wash ington Jennings, con-
stable Of the city of Fredericksburg, by Cen
eral Candy.
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ATLANTIC FOREIGN EMPRESS COhpASl,
MA CKENZIE. HENRY FLAMASi,
81 BR ADWAY, NEW IORh.
Through bills of lading given from Richmond %
al European ports for tobacco cotton gram, anu
other freight -, ,o
Particular attention given to small PACKAGES
Gable kilograms forwarded at low rates.
Close connection made for the racine COAST
sandwich Islands, China, and Japan.
Freghts forwarded 10 oil parts OF the Cnlteo
States and Canada. Apply to
,uos corner Main and Eleventh streets.