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MANCHESTER NEWS.

LIGHT FOR ALL.-On Tuesday night, for
the first time in its history, Manchester had
it's streets illuminated. Kerosene oil is
used, and the light is very brilliant and will
doubtless improve. Many are disposed to
view this new improvement as useless ex-
pense, but we are glad to see it, and trust
that it is but the forerunner of many more
needed reforms. The lighting and cleaning
of the lamps entail considerable amount
of arduous labor on our police force.
CoNcERT.-Very active preparations have
been for some time going on for the concert
and festival proposed to be given during the
coming week by the ladies connected with
the Baptist and Presbyterian churches OF
this place. These ladies, who are az fait
in matters of this kind, promise rich treat
to all who will honor them with a call.
NoTEs.-Inquiry having been made as to
when the trustees meet, we answer that we
are unable to tell. and can't find any one
who can.
Whose business is it to fix the bridge over
the canal near the paper-mill? 1t needs it
at once.
Has the street-contractor resigned? The
cutters are full Of mud, and the streets
ditto
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ELECTION OF PRoFEssoR.-The Trustees
of the Union Theological Seminary, at
meeting held Yesterday, elected Rev. Henry
CarrinSton Alexander, D. D., of Charlotte
Courthouse, TO the Professorship OF New
Testament Literature. The meeting was
called for Tuesday night, but there was no
election on that occasion.
Rev. DIR. Alexander is son OF the late
Rev. James w. 1.lexander, pastor o. the
Fifth-Ayenue Pres byterian church, New
York, and a grandson Of the celebrated Dr
Archibald Alexander. His uncle (Rev:' D.
Addison) was also distin .guished minister.
and Professor of Oriental Literature al
Princeton College, who had the elutation
of being, perhaps, the most eminent OF Ams'
rican philologists. The stock is. it Is neto-
less to say, strong Presbyterian.
DR.. Alexander has for about twelve years
acceptably filled the pulpit of the Presbyte'
rian church at Charlotte Courthouse, WITH
field of labor which both his father and
grandfather occupied in other days. lie L.
man of true piety, much learning, ano
high talents, and the choice made by the
trustees seems to receive the unanimous
approval Of the many representatives OF the
Presbyterian Church now in Richmond
The new Professor will be a valuable acces-
sion to the distinguished faculty OF the
Prince Edward Seminary.
DR.. Alexander is now in New YORK su'
perintending the publication Of his Life o.
Rev. Addison Alexander, DID. 1t IS mol
known whether he will accept the position
rendered him at the Theological Seminary
He has also invitations to q vacant chair II
Princeton College and to 4 pastorate in Lex
innon Ky
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Monroe Wdrd.-P. Weisiger, r. ".
Grubbs, P.J. Wright, J.. W. McVeigh;, D.
S. Bohannon, J. Rosenbaum, Franklin
Stearns, Albert Ordway, W. Thalhimer,
Jr., Aug. Lugnot, w. c. Dunham, Fl. Mil
Ter, G. Sauer, II. G. Montz. A. P. Fox,
George Hundley, W. J. Lyndham, T. q.
Peyton, j. Fl. Montague, j. W. Archer, s.
s. CottreIl, A. r. Courtney, A. Pizzini, Jr.,
c. Palmer, Jr., John Enders, j. n. Clai-
borne, T. a. Elicit, James Thomas, 7. c.
Williams, DR.. Q. A. Crenshaw, James A.
Scott, DR.. F. D. Cunningham.
This committee to meet at the Spotswood
Hotel punctually at 10 A. N. to-day.
Clay Wdrd.-George s. Palmer, P. s.
Derbyshire, P. Lawson, W. 8. Howard,
James Evans, S. Swartz, DR.: W. Fl. Beatty,
N. Altmeyer, r. 3. Snead. Charles 7. Nor
riss, c. E. Workman, q. W. Pickrell,
Archer Anderson, George Bargamin, G.
Timberlake, W. n. Bell, E. Y. Cannon, W.
A. Mountcastle, l.. Rose, w. A. Thomas,
Nathaniel Bowe, T. Q. Dudley, G. F. Wat
son, George Gibson, Wilson Thomas, Tenn
pie Elicit, B. Cottrell.
This committee will meet at the Chamber
of Commerce, over First National Bank, at
II A. NJ. to-day.
The Chairman desired that the public a:
well as the committees should know that
every subscription of twenty dollars enti.
tied the subscriber to certificate Of life.
membership of the Society, and that every
subscription Of two dollars entities the sub
scriber to q membership for the present
year.
Members of the committees are requested
to transfer all sums collected to Mr.. E. 6
Leigh, the secretary of the Virginia Agri
cultural Society.
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A V1RG1N1AN MINISTER GONG TO BALTI-
MoRE.-An adjourned meeting of the Pres
bytery of West Hanover was held in the
United PRESBYTERIAN church yesterday
Rev. II. p. 4. Mccoy moderator. The
principal business claiming the attention OF
the body was the consideration OF the call
made by DIR. Bullock's church, of Baltimore,
for the services Of the Rev. William u
Murkland, of Cumberland, Us assistant pas
tor The matter had been submitted by
Mr.. Murkland for the decision OF Presby'
terry, his church in Cumberland being un'
willing to give him up. and the Baltimore
congregation being as earnest and persistent
in their call. After some discussion, during
which DR.. Bullock earnestly urged the I'm,
portance of sustaining and pushing lorwarc
the Southern Presbyterian Church in Balti'
more and the fitness of Mr.. Murkland for
the work, Prcsbytery decided to advise that
gentleman to accept the call, and thereupon
dissolved his pastoral relation with the Cum
berland church.
Mr.. Murkland, although recent ygradu.
ate Of the Theological Seminary, is well
known in Richmond and throughout East
ern Virginia as an eloquent and efficient
minister, and his many friends will regret
that he is called to another, although a
wider, field. The call from the Baltimore
church was unanimous, and the magnates
of the Church in this State think Mr.. Murk-
land is the very man for the place.
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The OPERATIONS OF A Confidence MAN
He BUYS PROPERTY AND STEALS SHIRTs.-A
man giving his name as Mr.. Fisher came to
the house of u gentleman residing on the
Mechanicsvillc turnpike about two miles
from the city, on Saturday morning, and
represented himself As Lutheran preacher,
stating that he was from California and had
plenty of money, and wished to buys a place
the gentleman owned in the city. He said
he had seen the place, and offered him q 600
in gold, but before making purchase he
wished the gentleman to go with him and
see if he could not make z bargain for the
vacant lot adjoining. This was done, and
Fisher agreed to give him $1,000 in gold for
the two which offer was accepted, and the
two returned, Fisher remaining at the gen.
tleman's house during the night.
On Sunday morning he came in to town,
saying he had an engagement to preach in Il
Lutheran church in the morning, but would
return after service. He then asked II the
gentleman could change him 4 twenty-dollar
bill, as he had promised to give poor
woman dollar. The family, not having
the change, loaned him the dollar, and he
started, but returned about the time for SER
vice to close, and remained until Monday
morning, when he left, and has not since
been seen or heard Of.
Before leaving on Monday q gentleman
VINO aJtenuS 10 the Olu gentleman Duslhess
came in and drew up the necessary papers,
deeds, &C., for which the owner OF the pro-
perty paid $3.50.
Fisher stated to the gentleman that he
had been to Staunton, and had m"de some
heavy purchases there also, among them a
house and lot from Mr.. Arst. lie (Arst)
being friend of the Richmond man, he
wrote him letter after Fisher left inquiring
if he knew him, and, if so, had he sold him
a house and lot, and received an answer
stating that he was an imposter, ;ss he had
not bought house, but had borrowed a
considerable amount of money from him, as
we'll as two shirts, and had returned neither,
and that he had also served several of the
citizens Of Stauntdn in the same way, and
that he had also been in the Jail ;at Harri-
sonburg for six months, but for what
crime he did not say.
The swindler is about siXty-fve years OF
lnp.
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The STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR-MEET.
ING OF 4 COMMITTEE OF CITIzENs.-Yester.
day morning the committee of citizens pub.
lished in the Dispatch met, pursuant to
notice, at the c0unting-room of d. Il. Will
liams Il Co., when Il. Barton Haxall pre-.
sided and George W. Mayo acted as secre-
| tary. Mr. Haxall, on taking the chair, in
| formed the meeting that from conversa-
ton he had had with the architect, Mr..
West, he was assured that it would be
necessary to raise at least s., 200 by contri-
buttons from among the citizens of Rich
mond in aid Of the State Fair. He felt
assured, from the known iberality of our
people, with proper effort, this could easily
| be done.
Mr.. D. IT. Williams suggested that the
city be divided into conveniently small dis
tricts, and that committee of two or three
be assigned to each, with instructions to
give them thorough canvass.
After some interchange Of views in re-
gard to this matter, the proposition was con-
curredin.
The Chair, being empowered by resolu-
tion to appoint ward committees, with the
assistance Of members named the following:
Marshall Ward.-G. A. Ainslie, f.. L.
Turpin, W. II. Pleasants, - Yuengling,
w. II. Crew, H. A. Atkinson, S. Zetelle,
X. b. Lyme, Thomas Potts, G. S. Prince,
G. w. Taylor, Raleigh Baker, L. A. Grant,
G.. I. Baldwin.
This committee will please meet at the
house of Mr.. George A. Ainslie, corner q
Grace and Twenty-sixth streets, at Il M.
to-day. -..E - ~ .aE. ~ !
Jefferson Ward.-G. A. Wallace. j. 81.
Capers, ]. B. Davis, 0. A. Francis, j.
Brown, w. Granger, A. Y. Stokes, B. "
Joiner, Charles T. Wortham, Charles How
ard, +. Brauer, w. w. Gosden, S. Friedley,
r. W. Powers, T. S. Baldwin, W. NJ. Flem-
ing, W. j. Smith, William Taylor, w. S.
White, A. Talbot, r. o. Crowley, Thomas
Elicit, Percy Hawes, William Gentry, {. ?
Bigger, w. L. King, B. J. McPhail, F
MetZger, George L. Bidgood, I. S. Tow 4
This committee are requested to NEE a
William Wallace Sons, No, 8 Cove mo
street, at 10 Am. to-day. -
Madison Ward.-Peyton Wise, e. e, Ms
comber, j. z. Winston, W. G. Fersr son. i
A. Cowardin, D. T. Williams, Wv + TriI
bett, w. A. Armistead, K. r. VIZ iams. c
<. Yaneey, ". ?; Gretter, Abn9 Harvey
Peter Sublett, Claiborne Walk ms. J. i
Gibson, j. J.Waggoner, Boswell Aisop. q
P. Richardson, L. 4. Christian, ". d. blair
J. c.. Shafer, e. j. Euker, j, r. Doherty
Benjamin Bates, w. M.'Hither J. 81. G.Dan
forth, G.. A. Caxton, Li, Coher |. ". nj. Len
ley, D. B. Parker, A.. j. Ford n, M. MAJ
tin, g. W. Mayo, Jordan H. Martin, J.
Shields.
This committee win meet at the spot,
wood Hotel at 8 a. n. to-day,
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MAYORS CoURT-Mayor Chahoon pres'.
ding.-The following cases We're heard yes
terday morning:
Robert Smithers (colored), for running
his fist in the face of Norris Nelson, was
fined.
Hubbard Powell (colored), charged with
stealing silver watch from Isaac Michaels.
Case continued.
Charles johnson (colored), charged with
stealing a pistol from John Harlow, was
discharged.
Lewis Lindsey, for being drunk and ours.
ing another man, was fined 81.
Martha Shelton (colored), charged with
stealing sundry articles from Uriah Perkins,
was sent on. -,
Peter Lee and Mary Cross (colored),
charged with whipping Maria Turner, were
discharged.
Mary Perkins (colored) was sent on for In
dictment for stealing an under-garment from
Mallala johnson.
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For the Dispatch,
For tNe DlspatcN,
Minutes Of Greenbrier Presby terry.
SPRING CREEK CHURCH,

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1ooS.
Presbytery met at the appointed hour.
Rev. B. B. Blair appeared and gave eX-
cuse for tardiness, who afterwards made
report aS commissioner to last General AS
sembly.
Mr.. X. c. Wright was examined and taken
under care Of Presbytery Us candidate Tor
the ministry, and recommended to the Board
OF Education for assistance.
The remaining hours of the morning ses-
sion were occupied III hearing the Tree con-
versation on the state of religion.
After recess the reports on STATISTICS, sys-
tematic bencyolence, and evangelistic labor,
were received and ordered to be sent 10
Synod.
Rev. s. r. Houston, the Treasurer OF
Prcsbytery, resigned, and Rev. }. ID. Leps
was chosen in his room.
4 call from the Kanawha Salines church
for the services of Rev. j. {. Brown was
heard, and being accepted by Mr. Brown
the proper steps were taken for his ordina-
ton, and Messrs. Barr, Blair, and Haynes,
were appointed to take part in the services.
Rev. 5. X. Houston was appointed to as
sign the parts of trial to Mr.. Jacob III. Lewis,
a candidate under the care OF Presbytery.
1t was resolved that the thanks Of Pres
hytery be returned to the people of Spring
Creek and vicinity for their kind hospitality.
Presbytery then adjourned to meet at
Western church on the second Thursday in
Nav, 1870, at 7 T.. NJ. Closed with prayer
and apostolic benedict!on.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SUICIDE IN AAEL1A.-C. W. Fitzgerald,
formerly partner in business house Of
this city, committed suicide in Amelia
county on Tuesday last. He put the muzzle
Of gun to his right temple, and firing it
off with tobacco stick, the whole load OF
shot entered his head. No reasons are as
signed for the rash act, but we hear that for
some time past the deceased had been very
much depressed about the condition Of the
country, and was in the habit of looking on
the dark side.
Mr.. Fitzgerald was at one time clerk Of
Nottoway county. In Richmond he was
known as member Of the firm of Eegle-
ston & Fitzgerald, commission merchants
He was considered man of means.
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MASONIC BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-A meet
ing of the Directors Of the Masonic Building
Association, which has recently erected the
tine building on Main and Third streets
known rs st. Adams Hall, was held on Sa-
turday last. We understand that when the
whole capital stock is taken up it will fully
pay the debt existing on the building; and
that meeting of the stockholders will be
held on Saturday evening to take measures
to effect that object. The shares of stock
will be placed at S25, and we trust that our
citizens generally will see that it is wholly
taken up, and thus secure to the city the
use of the fine concert hall thus afforded.
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DR.. Burrows ELEcrRo-HEATING 1NvEN-
TIoN.-The contract for constructing this
apparatus has been awarded to awell-known
Richmond mechanic. The delay in devel-
oping this invention has been, in a measure,
owing to the fact that no suitable magnetic
electric machine could be obtained for
making the necessary experiments; but DR..
Burton, having had rendered him lately the
use of 4 Government machine, now in
Washington, the time will soon arrive for
giving its practicub ility Il test. From the
known power of this machine, however,
the friends of the enterprise look forward to
this experiment with confidence as to sue.
cessful result. The current produced by it
will melt eighteen feet of No. 20 iron wire
instantly,
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srxnn or Y1Ra1s1A-OrEN1Ne sERMoN.-

SYNOD OF y1RG1N1A-OpENING SERMON
The Synod of Virginia met in annual ses-
sion at the Second Presbyterian church last
night. The opening sermon was preached
before large congregation by Rey. J. d.
XII, c." Without faith it is impossible to
please Him, for he that cometh to God
must believe, that He is, and that He Is .
rewarder Of them that diligently seek Him, :"
After the sermon, the Synod was consti.
tuted with prayer by DR.. Book, and the roll
Of ministers and churches. was called. The
Synod then adjourned to Meet at OK o'clock
this morning in the lecture-room Of the
Second Presbyterian church, when the Or
ganization will be perfected.
At 70 M. to-day Rev. Mr.. Pratt, Of Lex
ington, will preach at Rev. Dr. Hoge'ss
church. There will also be preaching at
o'clock P. M. The business meetings OF
Synod will be held in the lecture-room.
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THE ToBACCo-STAAp s-HoPPE
SENT ON FOR ISDIcTMEST.-The examination
Of +. a. Hoppe, one of the persons accused
Of completely in the tobacco-stamp frauds,
was concluded yesterday. No testimony
was submitted by the defence, and the Com
missioner decided to send Hoppe on to the
United States Circuit Court for indictment.
He gave bail in the sum of S. 900 for his
appearance.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER -, lsey' r,
Sun rises ~ 8.41 Moon rises. II. 81
SUN sets .. 5.lo High tide. ......... .0s
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 81. 1859.

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER q, 1853.
ARRIVED.
sY oomer petershurp Geoghegan, Baltimore,
me rchandise and passengers, Harveys VIII
Schooner E. j. Pickup, Bowen, Philadelphia
coal s. p. Lathrop.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, mer'
chandise and passengers. L. r. Tatum; ,,,o,.,,.
Schooner Eleanor T., Rbea, PhhadeipAha'
merchandise, Curtis Parker.
Schooner Bee, Lloyd, James river, to load luni-
Der for Philadelphia, Curtis & Z arRer.
MEMORANDUM
WEST PoIyr, October e7.-A.rriyed, steamer
Kennebec Freeman, erchandise and passengers
Richmond and York River Railroad Company
and sailed on return. .,., h-,o
Thermuthis johnson, from Richnord Tor Bama'
NEwPoRr.-Axrived, esd, schooner Fanny heai
ting, Jones, from Rocklano for XIX thmonu, onu
sailed 24th.
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You have the privilege to redeem or renew your
PLEDGE deposited with II. HARRIS & BROTHER,
pawnbrokers, No. 1881 Main street (up-stairs), on
or before the I'd of Novem Der, rs further indul-
gcncc cannot he granted; and on Thursday, NO.
vember 4th they will SELL without reserve, at auc-
tion, the largest lot of vnlnablcs ever offered In
this market. They still lending money las
usual) on diamonds, watches, silyerware, &C., &c.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIoE OCTOBER q,
1s69.-Judge John A. Meredith, Captain
Charles Ganter, Richmond, Va; John W.
Starke, Elizabeth City, n. c.; Miss Bette
Jones, Greenville, Ohio; Miss Jennie Pc
(colored), New Orleans, La; John E. Will
kinson, Wilmington, n. c.
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AFFIDAvITs FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTION
WHERE THE INTEREST HAS NOT BEEN PAID
We have had form OF affidavit, required by Gen.
eral Orders No. 81, prepared and printed. This
form has been approved at headquarters The al
fdavit Is required before any execution can o'
Issued by clerk OF court.
We can furnish these forms at $a per hundred
or fifty cents per dozen, or five cents apiece, u
the cities and country. Liberal discount to tn
trad
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SsEAK-TH1EvEs.-As sneak-thief entered
Kaufman's clothing store, on Main street,
Yesterday, and made Off with ffteen-dol-
lar coat. Two little negroes were arrested
by Detective Murphy on suspicion of COM
mitting the theft.
Mrs. Brannan. on Cary between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets, had good
quilt stolen from clothes-line yesterday
morning
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CoKE.-No one In Virginia has done more than
Mr. jon ATKINS In developing the mineral re-
sources of Virginia. He is probably consulted
more about coke-mlning than any one else In the
mining districts of Virginia. lie Is now working
the Burfoot Mines, and Is sending to this market
one OF the best articles Of soft coke ever raised.
1t is an admirable fuel and may be used In an
open CRATE or stove as 1t does not pop. All who
have used this coke speak Of 1t In the highest
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LARGE ARRIVAL OF FR1ENDs.AAbout 200
members OF the Society of Friends will ar
rive in this city by the Richmond and York
River railroad this morning, en- route to
their yearly meeting, which commences next
Sunday near Greensboro, n. c. Most OF
them will take the Richmond and Danville
Railroad train this afternoon, and proceed
directly to their place of destination.
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STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED AND AR
REsT.-Detectives O'Dwyer and Murphy on
Yesterday succeeded in recovering the watch
stolen from Isaac Michaels, on Franklin
street, Monday night. The thieves, Herbert
Powell and John Evans, both negroes,
were arrested upon information given by the
detectives by Captain Pat. Wood.
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RAILROAD CoLL1s1oN.-Ye Yesterday morn
ing the down accommodation train on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad collided, at Hanover Junction,
with the down freight train on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio road. The Fredericksburg
train was struck between the baggage and
second-class cars, completely smashing them
up. The other train was not seriously
damaged. Conductor Gill, brakeman
named John Carroll, and a small colored
girl, were the only persons hurt, and their
wounds were not serious.
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AUCTION SAFES TEgfs DAY.

WELLINGTON GODDIN viii sell Mt - NJ the
Richmond Theatre, including scenes, .furni-
turc, &c.
2. BOWMAN will sell at 10 a. NJ. q large lot OF
fancy and staple dry goods, &c. ~
WILLIAM r. TALL, High Constable city Of
Richmond, will sell at p. m. certain miscel-
laneous property ut Metropolitan Hall.
THOMAS ". KEEsEE, Nc. 1877 Main street, win
sell at 10 A. M. piano, furniture, carpets, car
riare &c.
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SALE OF THE THEATRE.-The New Rich
mond Theatre, with the scenes, furniture,
&C., will be sold at noon to-day. The lot
has a front of so feet, more or less, on Broad
street, and a depth of 133 feet on Seventh
street to an alley. The buildingwas erected
in 1862 at cost of about $50, 900, and is in
good order, having all the interior arrange
ments of first-class theatre.
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MY CARTS will leave the Petersburg depot daily
at O'Clock A. M-not to buy coal Of other deal
ers and charge my customers Soc. to $l5O profit,
but to supply all in need at as low rates as small
dealers buy ut. Send In your orders for coal and
wood, and save at least ten per cent of your
money. Seventh and Grace, or Nineteenth and
cary CHARLES III. PAGE.
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ADMIRAL SEaMEs's LEcTURE.-The pro-
missed lecture of Admiral Raphael Semmes,
late Confederate States navy, will DE cell
vered before the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation, at Virginia Hall, Oh Friday eve.
ming. The subject Of the lecture mas not
vet been announced. Iaaar
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TIFF e .UjIaPATCH
TEENS OF ADVERTISING
STEAMERS.

EOR NORFOLK, GPORTs-s4S54j
LANDINGS ON TIE JAMES RIYEK.-Ibe fast
and elegant UNITED STATES NAIL steamer
Captain T.. c. GiFroRD, ;.
leaves her wharf ut Rockets for the aboye-namsd
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYSa and FRi-
DAYS, st 81 O'Clock A. NJ, and returns on Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk In time 70 COZ
meet with steamers for Bafanorc snc POINTS
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arri-
val Of steamer. @ - 10
Fare to Norfolk, se.so
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays,
from Il NJ. to q 2. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Chesapeake bay, and all regular landings on James
river, at reasonable rates
Freights for way-landlngs must be prepaid.
Apply TO L. B. TATUM, Agent.
CO q '.s.fg. cd Office. steamers wharf.
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CINCINNATI BEER.-SAUER, at Monticello Hall,
on Broad street, is constantly in receipt OF full
supply of excellent CINCINNATI BEER, which he
retails cheaply. He has also splendid assortment
of WINES, LIqUoRs, etc, and, in fact, everything
that IS good.