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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-03

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ID ICTII-UND AID DANylL.lE HAIL
II ROAD, OPEN TO MOORE's ORDINARY,
SIXTYFIVE MILES.
On and after II Jndsy, August l6th lSS2, Tegu-
Lar Passenger Train viii run between henmond
aud Moore's Ordinary, connecting at that point
with Flsgg d. Co.'S line OF Stages for Eurkeyille,
Farmville, Halifax urthouSe, Charlotte Court
house, Danvi.ie, Million and Greensboro,
Passengers for Lyachburg will stop at the juno
ton, aud connect with Fiagg Cos Line OF Sta
ges.
The Train viii stop for passengers only at tae fol-
lowing point:
maEawk Powhatan, Petersburg Road, Mattoaxs
uiugs Ordinary, Haytokah and Liberty Church.
Leave Richmond every day except sunday at
Z o'clock, 4 NJ Returning, leave Moorcs Ordina-
ny at l:50 M ~
Children over g. and not over IL years of age,
half price to any points except the two fret named
Servants travelling by themselves must DO furnish
ed with two passes that one can be retained In
the office; and it must be expressly stated On the
pass that they are permitted to 60 On the Cars
A Freight train will leave Richmond every Mon
day, wednesday and Friday. The Wednssdsys
Freight going only to the Junction.
kB-The stage leaves Moores Ordinary every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1890 o'clock,
A H. arriving at Dsnviie next day at u A III, and
at Greensboro at 10 III, and returning meets the
| Cara at the same point every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
Through ticket from Richmond to DanvilIe, %
Do co DO DO Greensboro, 10
Through passengers not providing themselves
with tickets will be considered way passengers,
and charged an increased rate Of fare.
aul2 IOHE II. OSBORNE, supt
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Ii FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES,
- - SHRUBS, Ard GREE& HOUSE PLANTS
ne cups cri5er has iOr ale at MS establishment On
the Brook road about II mile north OF kich.n ind,
general assortment Of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees consistng Of the finest Kind Of uew Pears,
P.uuls ana Cherries some Of the pears are work
cd on O linse stocks ans will bear at once:
Also, good c0ecti.n If Evergreen Trees and
Shrubs, such as Norway Spruce, hemlocG Deudo
Cedar, C:yPtomeFia jspoIica, Taxed Gin Sem
pcryi!. T., ilish Ye@, Swedish Juniper, English
Laurel, Eu0ntmus, &c &c. AM good collection
ii GreeH house Plants, Roses Dahiies. and rss MAE
&C. All Of which will be sold IN moderate terfos
Those in want Of IIces or Pants Are respectfully
Invited to cell an examine his stock.
de- - IOSEPH RFNNIE
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JOB PRINTING,

DIS ApCIi OEFiCE
Governor Street, z doors from GynIn.
RICHIOND, "a
PrmraIets; Du.iuass fsr1s
tircainFs H'ickata
hauasMs, BLANKS. &c. &c.
Labels. CT ey.rv deso~;-,rio,>
Printed at snort notice sna upon Reasonable terms
~ Orders FOR Ell kinds Q! Printing viii be -
eS we'd saa executed IN TIE hapdzo-as s;yle.
iv -
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DREsTON q HiEkRiLL'S INFALLI.
L BIZ YEAST PCWDERs.-Just received, one
hundred and twenty-five dozen OF these intantbls
Powders, which have AFTER a long trial and severe
test been oandto De superior 10 every other srsie
OF the kind for making light and wholesome bread
They are a great convenience, are always ready,
and sure to act; the dough requires no standing,
but is ready to bake as soon as naked They are
a,so peculiarly adapted TO tie making OF WsMss.
Mufhns, Buckwheat Cakes, Gingerbread, Dump
lnF, sc. For sale, wholesale and ressii, oy
n ADlE u VIA III MAIN etfo0A
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At euITu,s EOuK STORE.

HONE SCENts AND HEART STUDIES, by
Z GrBce Agu.iar, author If Days Of Bruce, Moth
sr's Eecompanee-5Cc
Essays from the Loudom Times, second series,
being No II Of Arplctons Popular L!bIary-prce
80 ct4
stories Of Weterloo, by w Il Maxwell-25c
Ysnhee Jack, or tie rerils of Prvateersman,
very interesting sea story OF the War Of 1912, by
Harry Haze, author Of West Point Cadet, &c
- cls
Gleason's Pictorial for this week, containing por-
traits OF Franklin Pierce and VIM klng-lU cts
copy
"A assortment Of SEQ kinds of Prints just re
cg.ved
- IF you want anything in the Newspaper,
Magazine, Or Cheap OBLIGATION line, the place 20
s:titis L. L SMITHS
Book and Newspaper Depot,
De sit opposite American Hotel
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- LADIES' GAITKbs.-f,ns Iss-
y Ian cloth weited Caters, selling st only
sI SO 70 close the lot worth %, ct
WIN. WALSH'S,
sign of rhe Boot No -, opposite g. w. 0reeeer's.
nEEss AND FROCK GOATS Oar
u stock Of Drsss and Frcck Goats was never hct-
Ter than 1t 10 now. Gail early and supply your
selves 4 No lie Mem street, whore you waii ma
3. MERCHANT & WkiaGRR.
naa7 No lie Main stsesk
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1AIK AMI TOOTH BRU6HkB- Affsse
IL assortment, together with good supply o.
Perfun.ery and ispcy articles rseciysd nd Tor sass
30 3 EABROOK Rx8vE.
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"a s. 60 s G;vzs-.:s;ss5
al lo"wk Ahk ANA asgrf k.4NI-VlhGI.
w MA CENTRAL RAIL Road OPEN TO
MECHUMS RiVkR-Daiiy eaca pay bstpesz
SGuaton and Richmond in IA Hours - On and sfter
Monday, Ism Nov. leave Richmond at Ga, A M
stopping for breakfast ut the Junction, ard return
ing, leave Mediums river at ll4 A a., and arrive
in Richmond at &! 2 Nj
Daily Councillors.
Between Charlottesville and Richmond. $3.50
g Stanton " 500
Lexington 700
Culpeper CHI as
Connecting also with the Orange and Alexan.
dria keilrcGd.
Tri-EysskIy Connections.
Between Lynch3urg and Richmond On Monday,
Wednesday and FriSay going up, $3.50
Between Guyandotts and Richmond, came days
| goiHg West, 1000
Between Charleston, Ka and Richmond, same
| days goilg West, 1900
between Buchanan and Richmond 500
Between Weston and Richmond, on Tueaday,
Thursday and Sunday, going West, Ia 90
Bet%een Beverley and Richmond, same days, go
ing West, HOO
"Our Stages arrive at s'aunton, from Richmond,
te4 P NJ, LIST day, at Lexington at u P NJ. end
day, at Beverly at r NJ SO day.
WM PARISH e. CO."
A line of Four Horse Coaches Will Leave Cor
doasvile for itew VI srRet af.er ths arrival Of the
Cars or Tuesda5, 1huuday ard Saturday, snd re-
turn on Wednesday, Friday end sunday, by Ma
olson Il.
ssrvan travelling without thar masters, must
leave pass win the Ticket Agent, and also shew
Rno. her TO tue Conductor.
An extra charge will be made If passengers do
not obtain ticGes. Ell Gill,
Sup't of Ttanspo tatlun
fg- Washington passengers may 20 by the
Jalelion and reach that cay ia 2! hours from
Misunderstanding the a mt train OF tue Richmond,
fredericksburg ana Potomac Company.
L Il GILL,
nol7 Superintendent.
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I37 Main street
iTx UHrANT TO THE LADIES-NEW
STYLES CLOAK PATTERNS-MPS n 80
NIL nL, Cid Market Space, 3 doors above
huin Street.-l have just received new and
rafled supply OF Paper Patterns for taking Ladies'
y, Mantelets, Sacks and Chdrens Clothing 2
cues; among them Alboni, Bishop, &c &c
! VIII Make, Cut, or sell tie Patterns. a, low
GO nIbonhes cleaned and trimmed to order
Quilted Eonnets always on hand.
EZEKIEL,
Old Market Space,
doors above Mr. Ed. Morgai's Grocery store
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BY DUNLOP, M0NCURE a. CO.
GROCERIES Ar AUCTION.-on TUES
" DAY, 7th inst, commencing at III O'CLOCK.
we VIII sell al our store, general assortment OF
Groceries, consisting In part CT
100 hhds Sugar, part prime qaanty
bags Lasuayra AID Rio Coffee
r . McIasses and syrup
Rye Whtskey. part old AMI very superior
quality
Adamantine and Tsow Candles
Guapowder and Poucaong Teas
Mustard, Cigar, Indigo
TEanS-Under 500 cash, over that amour!
months credit for approved negotiable paper.
~ Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, M0NCURE & co,
al Aucts
New SETTs OF BOUhs.-Tne tne
~ January being near IT hand, would ask early
orders from CLERKS and Merchants, who intend
o3e1ing new Gets of Books Blank Books made 70
OF der. A large STOCK Oh Blank Books OF aae and
common quality 70: salu at l2l Main street. BY
nos0 Nv RANDOLPH.
4 PILE ERksDY.-so barrels iot ta.e BY
n dea DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co n
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fi,lIE HOMES OF A AMERICAN An.

LIE noMEs OF A RICAN AU.
thohS, comprising anecdotal, personal and
oeScHpuVe Sketches, by eminent writer's protusely
wood and stone. 80 '''
IN one handsome volume, square evo, in various
styles OF elegant binding.
~ do not know of book an can,ivs.;n, % ~ -
eye and heart OF an Amaficau"-J + FJel.s
ne volume will have a permanent and in
Value, and Will sdorn tie libraries and cen
tEetGuies OF American families as long as Arreri.
cia Advertiser.
The most elegant book of the season-with
greater attractions for the eye of tasie and the
cultivated mind, than any other, is the splendid
volume, Homes of American Authors h-0h
sever.
- IL presents such series OF personal anecdoti
.a description, and artistic sketches as the public
VIII gladly welcome. The publishers are TO be
manned Tor employing able pens that can give ra-
this'-Abion.
This superb and elegant volume is the book of
tne season, unq 1estionati New YORK Evening
Post
at is composed OF sketches from the mems of
some OF our most polished ard gifted writer's of
those more eminent in cur literature whose places
10 puoHc estimation they may in the progress OF
uIne eApect 10 NIL. All must admit that in its de-
ssi ana peauty OF execution, well as in the fact
thGt 1t is IN every respect original and national
ne WORK ls honorable to its publishers, aud an in
spring augufy Tor the future OF its departments of
az auu literature "!ti u.s. tour. & Enquirer
tine book Itself is ettractiy) in appearance
Its portraits sketches Of landscape interiors pages
OF aUto3' aph, are mostly mover and all of them
agreea6y executed, bringing before US d great va
rely OF satJects from number of artists We see
skill! aud good taste, whether Ia the etnpioyL.eD
OF the daguerreotype, the crayon drawing or the
canvass. Then the particaa lar articles have been
epp opriatey given to different hands, so that there
Is more than usual discrimination ana feeling"-
Literary World.
For sale By NASH e. WOODHOUSE.
de2 139 Main street
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NOTICE.-Having cold the Rs.,p r., :
s.r my business 70 Msssrs Collins q BucIie. =. ~
on ,hs ,s. Georgia, who will come In poses sIon
. oI 'ue 10Th OF February next will from tbis te
ed pri sna.e STOCK Of Goods az GreatIy redue
Fancy Goods or the necessary Houis Fnrn;. hins
nIucles, will find complete assortment q, snns
piT rs ss VIII prove highly advantageous. ~'
La me STOCK OF Plated and Block fin Ware Tn,
and lea rays Fen iers, Fire Irons &c, is large
NJ VIZ. VIZ continue the Wholesale Rus;raS. a,
Pawn e. Isafi street nearly opposite Messrs Ksn,'
Ssne hent' and will open for the sprino Trsds
the r ana desirable Stock OF Goods suitable for
aHa country at wholesale oo,,y.
do LEWIS GINTER,
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II OW Az GREsHAM'S BOOK AND
~ PERIODICAL HOUSE, I09H Broad stecet:
Harpara new hiOathly Magazine tor December,
only % els single No. OF e3 per year. Now is tha
lime TO su3acnD5
Godey's Laties Book for Decenbar-a5c
Graham 3 Magazine co 25c
ATthurs 40 do Isc
The National d. do lac
The Ladies NaiOnsl do lsc
- ANY Two !dT i've dollars mailed f.e of post
age.
The lst vol Of Yankee Notions. bound handsome
~, now resdy-prce only 81 90
Henry EsmoUd ~ VIM Thackeyay-50c
Mems Wives do 5Oc
4 Shabby Gente4 Story do 50;
Whitehall or TIE 11.1es of Cron,wcll-50c
All Living hga-l9Hc
~ STEW Books receiving every day
Gleasoa's Pictorial, Flag. Banner, sat Post Cou-
rier, NaTeriy, Museum blade pioayune, Dollar
PAPER, Carpet Bag rriVatccr, and all the Papers
for HIS y.eea- Cal up to
CHRISTIANS for anytaing in the Book AID Peri.
ol2cai Line--Opp0si;s Dsoad ST. Hotel. de2
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Drawn Nee Delaware Cla : Isl, Dec /:
AZ q ~ u 81 d4 70 y 9 q 90.
TG-day.--Ihe Delaware State Lotterv, Glass
1873. Cspltais: GOO, 4OUQ %u00, 1877, Of l009,
a. 10 numbers, IL drawn. Tickets S4
de 8
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Sale conducted by w GoDD1N, Auctr.
de Ibid
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE Com
4 PANY.-Ihe quarterly statement Of this com.
pany is received ending 1st October
During the quarter pa p licies were ssued-pre
miums on the same amount to sI6C46 30
Premiums on walls, same time. 69475 10
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10 II
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OST.-O On the 1872 Of November last, IN Rich
~ oGt, or between the Chesterfield Coal hlnes
and that place, an Envelope, directed to Holden
Rhodes, Esq, contaiuiag tue receipt of Samuel
Taylor, for a claim ot about $685. in favor OF Ann
Shearer and agai1st Alexander Reid, SEN, assigned
by knn Shearor to me, ANY information IA regard
thereto, wall be thankfully received il lett al this
office.
oe2-lw* WIN ROBINSON, Jr.
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FRANCE.

m. de Lamartine has addressed letter
to the Journal de Same ct Loire, in which he ex-
presses his intention to refuse any invitation to Of
Ter himself as a candidate for the legislative body.
The sentence Of deportation decreed
against Marc Dufraisse and Greppo, ex.representa-
tives, il committed to perpetual Punishment.
The three other representatives who
were comprised IN the sentence OF transportation,
which has Just been remlted with regard to Messrs
Greppo and Marc Dufrasse, were NJ. Lafon, now In
the PRISON OF 81. Pelagle; M Rchardet sick In the
hospital of St Louis and NJ. Mot, who remains in
one Of the prisons ofthe NieTe.
The Monteur contains DEGREES order
ing the pay OF the dividends of the Greek loan,
due March L. to Messrs Rothschi d, out of the pub
lie Treasury, in default OF payment by the Greek
Government ordering the laws and DEGREES OF the
Government to be placarded in all the communes OF
France needing the branch railways from Dion
30 Besancon, and from Dole to Salins.
-Berryer and Alfred de Musset were
elected members Of tho Assembly.
The DEGREES ordering the liberation of
some of the political prisoners has led TO some dis
tubsnce in some Of the Departments where the
population is badly disposed. The people understood
that general amnesty was proclaimed, and that the
authorties were placing every ops'acio III Tvs way
The Marseilts Courier says that the commencement
of an insuecton has taken place in the Department
Of the Gard, the Herault, and the Ardche. Large
masses of persons assembled round the prison to set
the persons In confinement at liberty, and the troops
were obliged to fire on them. Details are wanting.
The Times correspondent says rumor
was current, which, il well founded, would be any
thing but agreeable 1t had reference to the state Of
feeling In certain districts of Belgium, as also OF
some regiments Of the Belgian army. II those rum.
ors can be depended upon, they would imply that
feelings unfavorabe to their own good, and too iav
orable to France is apparent.
The caution.money required to be de-
posted under the Press Law will be 100 600 francs
the maximum fne 25 000 The paper will be sup
pressed after the third condemnation. There will
be trial before the Courts of law for Press ofenses
but not by Jury. ten-centimes stamp is talked Of
for every Journal and the stamp of the feiisfOa is
~ before stated, to be abolished. But, whatever
the Law on the Press may be- II is certain that no
sort OF criticism OF the Administration will be toer
ated.
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ENGLAND.

Nothing important In Parliament
There has been discussion as to applying the Par
Nsmentary Reform bill to Scotland and Ireland
Leave was given to bring in bill to that effect.
The Commissioners appointed by the
Treasury TO inquire into and report on the proposed
purchase and appropriation of the Glass Palace have
concluded their investigation. They have collected
evidence and advice from Sir Joseph Paxton and
others Is to the projects for the future use OF the
buildipg among these were the projects for WIN
ter Karden., gallery In aid or relief OF the BRUSH
Museum and an industrial and educational institute,
70 combine the leading scientific societies OF London
the School of Design, &c. The questions OF sl'e
and cost were necessarily carefully considered The
ultimate decision, tsubect to the sanction OF Paria
ment,) will rest with the Lords of the Treasury
We have much pleasure in announcing,
that Mr.. Layard, who a long time attached to
the Embassy at Constantinople, but who is better
known BY his discoveries at Nineveh, has been
appointed Under Secretary Of State for Foreign
Affairs.
"A body has been washed ashore at
Bedford, North Devon, supposed to be that of one
Of the Amazon unfortunstes. Two casks OF oil,
much charred, were found floating at sea off Wey-
neuth and Shoreham.
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SWITZERLAND.

The Swiss journals mention that the Gov
eminent OF tho Republic Is In state Of great alarm
on account OF new note which has been sent TO it
by the French Government The latter not only in
STATS on the expulsion of all the French refugees who
are suspected of plotting against the Government Of
their countIy--to which demand the Swiss Govern
ment at once, and without the slightest hesisation
gave its consentbut II insists on the Swiss govern
mept closing all unions, and its employing ener
getic measures against any popular Manifestations
which have been got up IN that country for the pun
pose OF forcing the Government TO have new cleo
tons.
IL Is said that the French Minister Of Foreign AZ
fairs has intimsted to the Swiss Minister resident IN
Pafs that great as Is the interest which the Presi
dent feels nthe Helvetc Republic, he canno, avoid
MS couhcns SHOULD not be followed. coming TO an
arrangement With Austria and Prussia with a view
- their coming to an understanding with respect TO
the adoption OF Joint coercive measures fer the pur
pose OF Keeping down the democratic sprt in Swift
ytfiard.
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R.o~t 6or rhe Week endisg Fec u There have been
or. ais IN hnctuaons the CoTToN market during ne
nsst well but nothing call for change in the quota
tpnns of n,icss On Monday and Tuesday were con-
nsrnyey quiet and dull since that time and 70 This
moment steady and rather strong active demand has
k,pt up chiefly Cor the supply Of the
sne pon stepethened howevsr by considerable buying
ho n ON specul alton and for export
sha contr ne to look America aud the progressive
dsv.onment Of that important question: the extent Of the
cron with the deepest interest In the ntne, do
not causSsr thai have any additional authentic proof
lis aggregate amount. A great Iecury for all ia ure
onerstons Is found The fact that the great bulk of
* American CorToY rensins the European markets.
At the moderate price Of Aid TO Sd b The Commlttes
Of Brokers place fair Uplands At Sd Msbie a. std and
ri, AZ Sd 1880 American. 500 Sufa. 20 Egyptian
ana ID BAHIA have taken speculation and 1850
American 1000 Sura 30 Bahia and 30 Pernam for export
sales for the week, 81, $40 bales
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Continental Grain Markets.

The tenor of the sdvces from the Baltic of the same
Con,inentai pors the WHEAT trade has lost Of the
activity BY which It had been characterized An Englsh
dsmacd is confidently calculated BY the parties who
have been buying the late rates the qlota
here viii Ultimately influence those on the her sloe
From Danzjg learn that holders OF WHEAT hal insist
ed on fully previous but purchasers had shown less
their specu ATOMS and the business
Sone had been for some days only moderate this
been asked for fine high mixed WHEAT OF SO ID and 3Os
in bot Sr at M Sd % hfe to- 81
quality there ad been fair consumptIve demand BAR
LEY equally high say for large weighing % 10 % d.
TO b. From and the accounts Of the same nature
the last adyces the presn,iohs OF hoieers IN 'ha
Our Rosock sdvcss inform u. that the high rates OBJ
tsnabe there for WHEAT had failed todraw large supplies
from the farmers and great ncre ass was Calculated
on as large portion Of the crop finding its nt
the interior of Prussia &c. Moderately good qualities Of
WHEAT were quoted 42s Q42s Sd and BARLEY 24s az
(. o in spring The weather continued mild aud vet.
which had prevented any Improvement in the condition OF
purchase WHEAT had sackened since the previous
post day and though sellers had manifested disposition
to submit TO lower terms comparatively few bargains had
been closed There had been offers of 81 ID Red WHEAT
from the Lower Baltic ports at 4Ss Cd ASS 3d. and Of
citing much attention The TRANSACTIONS in BARLEY had
been rather EXTENSIVE. and for 50 70 81 Danish ss Cd
ID bushel from Jutand and Fresand had been offered
at lis. Cd q or OBJ.
From Holland cur Of less animated nature
than lat week, and a. Rteidam WHEAT had declined 10
and RYE rs Or; at Amsterdam some further purchases
OF DaIZlg WHEAT hau peer nAue fOI Shipment 10 Eng
land very fun which, with toleraby good local
nqny had prevented any reaction taking place IN quota
tons RYE had been in fair request partly for home
and partly for shipment to Germany the paid had
equal about 32s fob From Pans we'll the
northern French mari the advces firm but at Mar
seles business had become fiat very little had been done
IN parcels spot and il thought that the nett
rivals of Polish Odessa would be obtsisable at Sass
q FLOUR OF bes; qualify was quoted Sos and second 2
29s a sack Daring the last fortnight IN January, upward
of 20 OOO qs of WHEAT had been bought at prices
ing from Sis Cd. 3ss ar. Several vessels had been
chartered at u.s. 6dQ 6s or in full for Great Britain,
which had caused a prices and 3as Cd ASS = or
4 o b. was asked for moderately good qualities.
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fortune to commit on the person Of your Majesty.
The infinite mercy OF the King o. hinss inoeI a.
h,r, IN hons that he will obtain his parson and ole
=; he wisa es TO obtain and at least II he is
-, rorthv OF OBTAINING, of imploring that OF your
Majesty.
Merino also declared in the presence OF
N. Governor of the prison and Of several persons
that be had no accompbces
The Queen has made present to Our
lady n Atocha OF the mantle she wore on the day
,he VIA, stabbed and which was pierced by the knife
of the assassin.