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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-26
DDGGETC 81 ANDERSON,
UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS


10 Governor Street,
HAVE in store their Fall stock of French and
LII American PAPER HAEGIEGS OF every quality
and STYLE purchased from the best factories in this
country and France, many of them very rich and
elegant Also, very complete sortment IF cur.
tain goods cornices, g mps, tassels, cords, bands
window shades, in great variety, window blinds
curtain paper buff Holland for shades, superior
stock of floor oil CLOTHS, mating, cured hair
and shuck matti esses, feather beds, holsters and
pillows, of the best quality, with many other ar,i
ces in eur line, all of which will be sold on fair
terms, and Paper Hanging and Uphostering done
in town or country, at the shortest notice and by
the beet workmen. seI6-3m
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NJOTICE.-JAMES "A. SMELL, Executor will
offer at the ol1 stand Of Hugh Rileigh, decd =,
the entire sock Of Day Goods, at aad below cost.
Many desirable Goods may be had at reduced
prices conaistin in part OF the following, viz:
Heavy Sattinetts, Kareeys and Blankets, for Ser-
wants.
Superior fine Cloths, Cassimers, Vestings &c, for
Gentlemen,
Heavy and fine Cotton Sheetings and Shirtings.
Also, large stock of plain and figured, black end
fancy coIored Dress silks for l adirs; and many
other desirable Goods, usually found in the Dry
cold without reserve until lst January. 1852
All persons wishing to secure coed bars aims will
do well TO call soon. l9--tt
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Z W HALL

Truth Stranger than Fiction t-Nore nssd T,,.--.-.
Il Ladys Testimony after Mirtgeigt,- ,<S- ls'
Snffrsng! o." 2s''s q
Were there not real virtue in this wopderT, -.
cine, could 1t perform the astonishing cures
it? lures made BY
Messrs Tyler & Adair: p''' 10 lS1[
have been afflicted with rheumatism At Tina, G..
my twelfth year; / will be fifty ysars of sgs ~ 't 9
ofths month; the attacks were at time, 40 s,S l8th
to render me helpless; have tried varions ere u
to very little effect Last October was sttarEe4 e
my shoulders, sides back, and hips; could MOI ca n
day or night could not any part Of % iss
without crying with pain, at this time also d 10y
ny remedies internal and external without ma
any reheI; was at last advised to try Hanptor' W
getable Tincture; before | had taken ona 49, :,
which felt much better and as CONTINUED ~ .,
telt strength coming into my back and limbs 80
stomach strengthened and revived every yysy. ~ ny
taken five bottles and much better than ao ,ae
ed to be. | intend to use it whenever need il ~.
would recommend 1t to the afflicted, believing il una
qualled. '7 II "i's
Yours, ELIZABETH BAGVFrr
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Drs- DIEMFR 4 HAMPTON

liable by its action on the throat and lungs when
taken IN small Quantities, 1t removes all hoarenes
few hours, and wonderfully increases the power anG
dexibility of the voice.
Asthma-is generally much relieved and often wholly
cured by Cherry Pectoral. But there art some
obstinate to yield entirely to no medicine. Cher.
~ Pectora " Ill cure them, if they can be cured.
Bronchitis irritation of the throat and upper PER
ton of the lungs may be cured by taking Cherry Pee
tOral IN small and frequent doses The uncomfortable
oppression is soon relieved
Rev DR. Lansing, of Brooklyn New York states
have seen the Cherry Pectoral cure such cases Of
Asthma and Bronchitis leads me to believe il can
rarely fail to cure those diseases
For Group gave an emetlc of ant1mony, 70 be follow
ed by large and frequent doses of Cherry PectOra
til it subdUes the disease Iftakeu in season it via
not fail to cure.
Whooping Cough may be broken Up aud soon cured
by the use OF Cherry Pectorai.
The Influenza is speedily removed by this remedy
Numerous instances have been noticed where whole
families were protected from any serious consequences
while their neighbors, without the Cherry Pectors
were suffering from the disease.
From the distinguished Professor of Chemistry and
Materia Medica Bowdon College.
have found the Cherry Pectoral, its ingredients
show, powerful remedy for colds, and coughs, and
Parker CLEVELAND, MD
Brunswick, Me. Feb 5, l847
DR. Nalentine Mott, the widely celebrated Professor
Surgery in the Medical College, York city, says:
II gives me pleasure certify the value and efficacy
OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which consider peculiarly
adapted to cure diseases of the throat and lungs.
Cures of severe diseases upon the lungs have been
effected by Cherry Poctoral in such extreme
warrant the belief that remedy has at length been
found that be depended to the coughs cols
and consumption, which carry from our midst thou
sands every year. II is indeed medicine to which hs
afflicted can look with confidence for relief and they
should not fail to avail themselves of it.
Prepared by C AVER, Chemist Lowell Mas.
ooid IN Richmond by PU RCELL, LADD % ana
BY all the Druggists throughout the city and State
&C l-d3m
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| >IUCK OF DIZZY GOODs AT LKhAT.
| ~ LY REDUCED PRlCES.-From AID after this
date, offering our large al cheap stock of
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods, at greatly reduced
prices in order to reduce the sufficiently, pr
or 10 taxing Inventory by Let of January next All
| 10 search for really cheap and handsome goods,
must not fail to call on US. We have the iargest
assortment in Drt SIS GooCs of ali kinds; beautiful
| Mousines at one shilling. Also, another lot Of
| those superior Linen Towels at ST. per dozen.
| Needle work Of all descriptions, very cheap
White red, and elbow Flannels very low in fact
everything ncediui and desirable in the Dry Goocs
| line, can be had at store little cheaper than
J any here else.
Ribbons, Forences, Marcalse, Satins, Bonnet
aud Mantlla Velvet5, will sell at cost 10 all who
| will call. J. MlLLllSER d BROTHER,
Ro2s 1913 Broad street.
| 40 OBACCDNISTS.-Iust received, ano
| Their lot Of very Superior No Tonka Bean
| the quality of which cannot be surpassed. They
! are stitct.y prime
ALSO -English Essential Oil Almonds, Oil Der
| gamot, Lemon, Cinnamon, Peppermint, Cloves
and Rose at the lowest rates. All the sIiccs used
in iavoIing hand, and will be sold at our usual
| low prices.
Tobacco Flavoring Of excellent quality, and
highly approved by all who have used it. For SAFE
| by the barrel or gallon
Ingredients furnished for the above favorng,
where preferred, &c.
| BENNETT & BEERS,
no "a Druggists Main street.
ENTLEMESs FURNISHING GOORS.
| ~ We have in sto : a large assortment Ut Gen,
| tlemens' MerEo Under Shirts, Drawers ard other
| Goods suitable Tor Gentemens' wear which will
be sold low HART d MOSES.
! no22
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a0INE ARTS, LIBERAL sCIENCE.-AIlhough
4 the City Fathers have, in their wisdom and re.
gard for the 81 dear people" fit to deny them
opportunity Of hearing the Sacred Musical
Association at the ATHENE UA and turned that part
of the city property into place for the intellectual
Improvement and amusement of the upper ten,
HOHSON'S best energies are It'll exeIted to beau
:fy, acorn and improve all who desire his services
The rich ard poor, the staid citizen, the way-gorn
Weller, and the n,sn-about tGwn may each and
all obtain refreshing Bath, either Hot, Cold or
Shower, have the Hair Cut in tie most scientific
manner, and he shaved gently and sweely. But
HGbsons philanthropy ST. ps not here. The sick
and suffering too are Informed that he is an old and
experienced LEEcHER AND CuPPEE and always
ready when called on to war with pain and dis
ease T'hen, as dear people," come to the DaEs-
SING AND BATHING ESTABLISHMENT UNDER THE
AMERICAN HOTEL, where the renowned r G
HOBs0H pIesides, assisted by the most attentive
and accomplished Artistes.
no 20L-dtIDec
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81 a CA Et D-GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
q. GOODo--He respectfully invite Gentle
II nep in want OF handsome aud durable Dress
<-s Boots, Caters, &C, to call ard examine our
large and varied assortment OF articles IN that line
We have been at great pains t. select the most
tasteful ami choicest goods, and cave had N ada ez
pressly to order various styles ard patterns OF
gentitlnens Dress Boots, Shoes ana Caters, that
We confident will be approved by thase who
wish something at once Usefu; and beautiful
Please give US cali, az our large and convenient
store, where Essy be found the most complete as
sGrtment of Boots, Shoes, Trunks and Car
pei Bags, 20 be found at any one place in Vir
g:nia. WHITE n PAGE,
73 Main ST. 3 doors below Do lleY's Hat Store
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- - FA1EI IhFILLb, I'm, pm IbIn,
Strive have given your Cherry PeCtoral an eAren
ded trial in practice and find it surpass every
other remedy have for curing affections Of the
pir
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81 taiBnUiDEkED LINEN CAnBklC
~ HDKF'S just received large assortment of
the above named goods, varying in price from l24c
to $40. Among them will be found some when
We are enabled to sell lower than offered Ia
Richmond before. HART L. MOSES.
ALSo-Maay ether Embro!deries which will be
offered in the same rates. II & n
no %
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NO COUNTRY AND CITY DEALERS,
i The subscriber begs leave to inform his city
and country friends, that he is still receiving hy
steamer all kinds OF Goods in his line which be OF.
ters at Wholesale or retail, on reasonable terms
The following articles comprise part of bis as
sortment:
so boxes Layer Raisins, fresh and ine
rs hall do dc do do
IS boxes Preserved Ginger
10 casks dry Currants
90 dozen assorted Pickes-gsllon half gallon,
quarts and pints
5000 lbs soft and aard shelled Almonds
10 bags Palm Nuts
5 bags Filberts
$4,000 Cigais-trou prime quality to low price
great variety of Fancy Candy always on hand,
with large assortment: OF Fancy Articles and many
other Goods tso tedious TO enumeTate in store and
for sale by JUAN PIZZINI
oc4 No l52, next to Exchange Bank
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"A WRITKR Il THE KICHlOND u ..

N PUBLICAN SAYS, OF MRS. DAVIS
COUGH ELlXIR.-The season for bad colds and
coughs being about to set ill., we again invite atten-
tion t. Mrs DAVIS Cough Drops, as one of the best
remedies for either Of the above complaints that
have ever bad the pleasure of trying. This
valuable Medicine is prepared by one of our town
ladies, is purely vegetable in its cor position, aud
is, without doubt, all that Mrs d says of it, most
excellent remedy for hacking coughs and bad Gods
We have had frequent occasion to use these drops,
and have also recommended them to the uee of
our friends, both in this city and elsewhere and
We have yet to hear their ticacy spoken Ct in any
other than the highest terms.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by BENNETT 81
BEERS, A. BODEkER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS d.
YALE, and Mrs. r. DAVIS, Main street, and
BOUCHER e. MELTON. Broad st Richmond.
no 20
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~ For cold and cough. take it morning
&a~~enoOn, and evening. according to direction.
the bottle, aud the difficulty will soon be removed
it be so readily cured. Persons afflicted with
seated cough which breaks them of their at -hL
will find, By taking the Cherry Pectora on going s
bed they may be sure of sound, unbroken sleep and
consequently refreshing Great relief from suffer
ing, and an ultimate is afforded thousands whs
thus afflicted, by this invaluable remedy.
From its agreeable effect in these cases many find
themselves unwilling forego its use when the neces
sity for it has ceased.
From two eminent physicians in
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NoIltk Tx. X. DUVAL having this day to
Sen his brother, J. P. DUvAL, into co part
~ ~ NE oas'nrss Will IN future be conducted
Of IL. Il. Dagal 81 Brother, at the old stand
enoer the American Hotel. We are now RECEIVING
'Fesh supply OF Drugs, Medicines Paints, Oils &c
&C. an hope, by srict personal attention to rns,i,
Pofuon u public patronage. r. X. DUvAL.
Richmond, July LIST, 1852 ~;
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ShEFFIALD fLATED GOODs-.Re
: ~ voivi"s end stationary Casters Shutters and
ifys' Toast LACKS, Sugar Tonss, Waters. F rt
sIo Ease Baskets, Table and Dessert Forks. xli,h
many o'her ARTICLES OF fine plated ware for sale hv
,o r. NJ. ZIMMERMAN
W 20 Corner Main and 9th strp, .,
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Nav 0RLEsSs, Doc te-roou.
Cotton active ths morning ana already 1000 bs,ss
have been sold Prices favor buyers-s'riot msddiug
sisc The receipts continue large. Prime molsssss,
2tLc new mess pork 5Ie; Rio Coffee go fretghts
as him and ships atk king penny 10 Liverpool
<NEw ORLvASs Dec. 10 -EvasiaG
The sa.ee Of cotton 10 dav have been 900 bales se
droopiret prces-uiidiinr 8d ask S,es Of the week,
81 eco bales decreased receipts ut all the Southern porss
over las. ysar, ao5, 600 bales
B,ITrMoKE, Dec To- 1ase.
The sales Of coffee in ths NAH kst during hs preseut
week have been ~ 600 bags. nearly all Of which
io aud mostly at e,c per lp prime green bring
Ing ea,c.
CINCINNATI Dec. 10, 1858
Hogs are firm, at late rates. Lard has afvauced 10
1919 for barrels, at which 300 bbs sold OaO,00o
lbs OF bulk meat changed hands at s for sida ana
61ic. for shoulders Flour has dc slined to $3 80
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an ar fassar, of.L F.t... :. -. liver.
pool; Co.rsiins GrinneIl al Portsmouth,
Arr FROM bSrsa-Hoy 22, Catherine, at HuiL Parlis-
ment st Iiyerpnci.
Arrfr m phia~kary Pieas,nts at 49, probably
tIireTp'olG 26th Savannah a. liverpool.
3D. Eufcps, at Brerncrlagep.
Arr from savannah-Noy "a William Metcsif, at pi,-
mouth. -
Arr from Char's'oa--Nov %. Victoria At Hsy-.
Arr from NOr'eans-Oxfha, at Belfast 49, Ocean Isle,
as nordcausi levi Woodbury. at Liverp oil
krr from Ri Grande-Nov -, H.las, at Falmouth
Sid for New York-Nov 81 Roxana, from Bordeaux; N
Harriet frtm GTeenook; Gotenbug rom Ca,haven splcu-
DID, from Havre; Anna from Qnsenstowu ga, Maria l.
Augusta, from Dartmouth; 2ith, Ashburton from Liver
from Eremerhsven
Sid for Boston-Huron and Pharsalia srOm south.mp-
ton.
SD Tor Bsliimcrs-Nov2 a. v!ora Mcdonald, Liverpool
Sic Tor savanna 20 Adrian, from Ora ,ossedj 23d,
Chiei RAN, from Behas 2eth Bendsa from Liverpool
Sid tor CLarsetarN5v ~ Sophia from Lyerpool Esma-
rslda ard Kingston, fr 'm 10,
Sic f.r New orisars-noy 90 Molapenu Achilles frsa
bull 2ls John J. howard, witherli from Grevesend;
St,tesman. Van ciuss Gorh.m Aheona Trumtu Venice
snd Alht rtir Gaatin from Deal 2ith fro Cardiff;
innanstsnt, IT. IN - 25th' happeli, from iyerpooI
SD ts san Irancisso-Iaiy sale, from Cardn I'd, VIM
Barbcpe.
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From the south,

THE SOUTH caGoLnA LEGIsL IsLATUsg-S'ENlLrY F3B
DErEAUDING CUSTOM HOUSE,, Hrs.
R1TIMons. Dss, 10. 1859
The South Caroirs Legislature hss postp0ued the bM
giving the election Of Predeaai elestos to the people,
uDtl the next session.
Joseph Rosentha who was convicted at the fsvt Torn
OF the United States District Court for s.ssmv IN
enter fsss invoice at ths Custom Uous in this oty
wss yesterday sentsnce1 70 ak months lmprsonment
auI fine Of $3.50
W. have no nai 20 night south Of Mobus.
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New Oriesus.

NeW Orleans.
srvaMue Rrn.yrp- LOSS or LIFE, Rrc.
Ngw Oals~, Dec fo-Noon
We have intelligence Of the total s.s-nstion u tins
steamer Cisopatr by Are, on Monday night s@ whilst
on her passage coyn ths Birok Eiysr rhs sspts'u's
persisted In the AApss She had cargo Of aine hum
drVd bales Of cotton.
Tbs Pcst oBce and sil5she public buildings
clio. 30 yesterday or tue funsra obsequs
OF W Webster, Clay and Cslhoall.
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Malt House Burned In Albany.

AtnANtl Dec. 10 ISOz.
The extensive malt house OF Taylor Sons, on broai
wsy between John and Ferry streets took rs st seven
O'Clock this evening Before the Ore subdued t de-
sro,td about haf Of the building and from loot9 TO
o. coo bu bel. OF malt and tsrley The ioss IL not less
than SIS coo about half OF wsioh Ia oovercd sy tsv
raIeo The brilcrs Of brick tvo ssoeies ash, .Wo
harJrtl feet long sId foxty eSet Nse3.
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NEw ORLEANS, Dec. io-Evening
The Nagarss advices we're received at six ococ thi
evening after business hours, the National line
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PIULkDEITHfAl DOC, TO- ItOz.
The FaIrmount Iose ctirsse was taken from the com
psnys house in Spring Garden at five O'Clock this msrn
jr By dies belonging to another company who
beyond Monument Cemetery and there 81 oke
It In pieces They afro destroyed 100 feet OF hose.
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CANANDAlHUAi DOC IU ISO-'
fatal collision occurred On the Rochester and syfa
cusc Railrosd at O'Clock this morning. The express
train from Buffalo came Ia contact With tho dirt train
near place called Wiliaunsyie instantly killing three
persons pjurrg several others It Is supposed NOR
taflv
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The Jerry RescueIs-Anothsr Arrest.

Hiirm Brown colorsd, has been arrested BY the Mar
shall for helping in tho Of Jerry lie wntcrod la
Canada Marshal Allen has had the warrant for sng
time but has been unable to It Brown having kept
out Of the way He has been bailed till January Logan
tho coloSed preacher, was baiied yesterday.
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Paassngers by the Niagara.

NJ and MS Itbots0n saa forr ohdTet hr and ke Ots
eenor snd ai ior Mr Mrs kr are wa J0hrsu
AZ atwe chdrep M ans Srs Siy Mr. sd hrs morse ss
FAIL Nra WsdBworth o. Miss rroscOp me'ets Wesss
TIL Gresham, Ctckhurn ,spt xrieh,, Berhesnor Wn
b0lt Massten, Beeoior. MoiriI Wsed. sohmids sohom
ber Toa n1end VOLS Tieroo gyertt Par.ons Csrehut
neop Watson, Wieon, LAYERS smith, Mol, neux, iggs
ConneI Sweden wiisen Perkns Sabhver. Evans n arc
flilanr.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

ton 70 intic..cs hs suihor1iur tis President q ,.
Ter the biesss UTE q Lisutons at general
os,e,sa ca,,,as object" II object" 4 sbjssts
o.. 40 then adjourned TIL Monday.
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Domestic miscellany.

Mr. Emory, while stspcae at the sntfancs % -
psIery Of the Senate chamber, AZ Wamisesoa
coptapipQ siso in bank bills ss coo In pronsse seS
ard SEQ IN baltimore stock certificates. rhs poss
use was Afterwards found in apastrfn: of tAs ssk
tol but /. contained only the prcmseOFJ noses.
A German -N'grsnt rsned Philip kossos0n, 49,
years who nsysi,pg west IN ~ sss os,. \.
md four children, was socIden'smy sheo W '.o -
the depot IN Syracuse on she ON in"'
o,a bnpirca and ninety dNisr. have been co'leet
n, ~ To- shiensft Of the crehsos whose parents
were murdered 10 that sosn short time ssoe
- .,,n c,sY,se Iiumberstou, CsptAla Williams, from
v,.oni srrfysd al gostoa on the 9Th last. wHh So1
ss,r.ss sssseDgers Five tss orsw vers N rsAs ss
rsfuslsg 70 " dsty
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a OARD-NR CHARRUAuD REsPECTrUhY AC-
"A quaints h Pupils and patrons, thas unavoaspio W
FsnssnsnN compel him 10 change the Saturday class ~ ~
white street ay afternoon tho dss here
sfSsr areTresdsy and Friday attcrnoon A. 81 oloKr
ladies' and Tuesd A. ok far ar tae
Aher Friday At M rtccnth street. two sgt
ri Brosdway, south side Mondays aud fridsysst K M
Pupils enter at any time as their quarter counts Only
ro date th5y enter second soiroe on Thursday eve
ming, gad inas at 20 white street.
CSLAssg5 IN DANCING ToEuINo FOR TuE Sc
" ccnd tenn No. 600 Broadway Evenings for ladies
ana afternoons for ohiidcou aud ladcs All who
Intend in his pleasant amu,emssk sro rc-
rpsctully oaood to call at the tcutc ttore, No. M bow
orr ana inqure shs particulars before csewhors
~ X. s. b. II. BURNroN.
DANcrEG GLASSES FOR aENTlEMsEN..;Elhe no-
avs.sn Rdopted ths season Tor the hrt II mo- proves
vsrr s5vantareou, tho puri end admits Of Their en-.
Srsas Al rnx tive during the season. bcsf,ne on nonah
Gedresisy en6 Thursday svcnDRs 0sner prsotoo OF al
~ asrc.s vIh band OF mrcio, on Saturday svennss
IaAiey And ohidrsns classes on ana
BAsurdAy aissspoops a. DoDM IN =. Wv o.o-e -.
AAApANE AUGUSTA HAS HE-cPRNeD HsR DAM
oaT oissecs In her oommodlous house No 1s bfosa.
w>v reduction will be mrfo ~ parties bsunf
children TO be instructed Fcr tcHrsNAN 'k"u
ulszs. apply bsysesa II sad2 'eAoph
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- ALss nDs sEALss sfhAhER FULTON mo OFFICTA..
DISPATCHES RECEIVED FROM cuea ErC.
s,v. a. coasssrorpgScx or riIy yrw YoEu usa,,o
WASHINGTON Dec 70 1882
The vsricus rsphc despstohes which have teen ,cnt
from hero purportng sivs infomaton to the cause
ofthe arrival of tho s. steamer Wilton pure fabrica.
tons With the exception of letter etatng the fact thst
the Lady Suffolk had been seized for alleged psricps
tcn in the slave trade and bundle OF papers fer George
Law which have been forwarded him Rhe brought
dispatches whatever she ordered by the secrea-
ny Of the Navy for repairs after csrrng the Gardiner
Commission 20 Mexc1 and IL Ia Intended seep her foe
ha bor DUTY peculiar build being for
vice No cabires meeting bls Of been held shout
her IL the fact 81 the seizure Of the lady Suffolk OF
the slightest na'ionsi impo tarce Tte seizure ade
In the manner seize vessels supposed to he
engaged ia the slave trade aud saeg urder taas papers
The Captain General being somewhat taiutod in the
way II q probable that Captain Grsy viii esospe.
Thus much fer the Ridiculous reports in question.
Tire ittees OF the Senate have been agreed upon
sui will be the thoee OF Last session. X A.. a.
CgaENoUaH, TDR SCULPTOR, IssA~s-
WAsuNGTON Dec 10, 1882
Information tso been received here thet 0resnoush
the Ar,esiosn aoulptcr IS CONFIRMED tunstio.
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shipptng IRtelltsor 90,

err from Nyork-Nov 10 Ho~srs, ct usmburg; 2lss,
Wa1llpgton .sl 81 CoweG CerriSe ~ BrstsL John en
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". VIII be sold this day. tssturday) at I01S O'clock
At sales 81 Beekman Of
furniture -ge lot OF chairs and rockers
gAny, black vaAut and maple beds