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You've RoeuEs CArryREp.-On We'd

You've RoGUEs CAPTyRED.-On We'd
nesday last two lads came to this city from Phila
delphia one about II and the other IA years of age
calling themselves Edward and William Denning,
and took lodgings In the Wall street Hotel They
represented themselves brothers; said they were
from New York on their way to Charleston that
the mean time had engaged hall to give an enter
tainment, the Oldest to read Shakespeare and the
youngest to cling comic songs. This yarn passed
off very well until yesterday, when two officers
alleging that they had stolen trunk of books at
Philadelphia These facts being made known to
officer Tyler, that gentleman Immediately set his
triggers, and by o'clock had them both In custody
and delivered them over to their pursuers. 1t
turns out that these chaps here under assumed
names, and officer Tyler discovered that they had
sold 1925 worth of the books stolen for $2.75 They
will OF course be taken to Philadelphia for trial and
punishment
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uF.Nr,r Cupp,ru q

FANNIE CURRIE." = This beautiful
schooner built for Mr.. John Currie of this city,
description OF which VIC gave some time since, arr
rived at her wharf at Rockets, yesterday, and
was visited by a large number of persons
all of whom were highly pleased with her fine
model splendid construction, and admirable finish.
Intended, we believe, for the general shipping
trade, and will soon be ready to receive cargo.
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THEArRE.-All who desire to witness
the amusing performances Of the Fiorences should
ment closes on Saturday night. Three pieces are
announced for this evening" among which we no
tee one entitled "Florence worried by Boniface"-
something entirely now, and, we are assurce, very
spicy.
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DRuNK.-Frederick Kincleer, charged
with being drunk in the street and throwing brick
bats at persons while passing. was found guilty,
and locked up In default of bail for future good be-
haviour.
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BENEyoLENr.-Mr. William A.

BENEvoLENT.-Mr. William A. Pratt
daguerreotypist, No. las, Main street, intends ap
propriatng the entire receipts of his gallery, on
Saturday, the 16th to the aid ofthe poor the money
to be placed in the hands ofthe ladies of the Union
Benevolent Society for distribution. Such of our
citizens as may desire the ikenesses of themselves
and friends. may contribute to worthy object, by
calling on Mr.. Pratt that day and securing pictures
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!, MURDER IN WINeHEsrEa, VA-We learn from
the Winchester virginian, that two men named N
J. Copenhaven and VIM. Spur, on Saturday nigh,
made an unprovoked attack, at the Fountain Hotel
upon man named w. ]. Smith, killing him on the
spot. The Williams were arrested near Strasburp
the Mayor of Winchester having offered reward
of $500
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CorrIEuED.-Thomas Southland. 4 mixed
blood, was ordered twenty stripes for gaming Win
negroes. This fellow clalmedto BE- white, under
some pretexf, and alter tho Mayor pronounced his
judgement was given ton days 10 prove his stains
b. habeds corpus, and inspection Of the Hustings
Court falling TO do which, he consented to receive
the punishmont dnd 20 Scott free.
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MAnRfHn.

on the ~ inst, ~ The Rev oseyss Eo 90
elraE 3 Ms Nay sR6paIck. both Of -,
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FALLEN HOUSE,. - Yesterday evening
about O'Clock a tive story brick house at the cor
A. Lehman, tumbled down very suddenly into q
mass ofruins 1t was occupied by free colored wo-
man named Johnson and her family, who had just
time to escape before It fell The cause of it, fall
ling was the digging away of the earth against the
wall in grading the street along side the house.
Loss about $1,000.
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CLERGrMES IN OFFIcE.-There are sixty
clergymen in the Massachusetts legislature
This is church and State with vengeance.
That old commonwealth started with clerical
government, and all her tendencies continue
in that directions.
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Mr.. JoHN r. THOMPSON, editor of the
Literary MESSENGER of this city, arrived at New
York by the Pacific from his European tour.
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SrEALING.-Ezehiel, slave to JOS. r.
Anderson, was convicted before the Mayor of steal
ing coat and vest from Martin Coran, on the 18th
inst and ordered to be punished with stripes,
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BouHD OvER.-William Duke was held
20 bah % keep he peace Ii the SUM Of $50, for
threatening p assault and bees Virginia Ander
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cuocuor Hun MEErING-Th

SHocKoE HILL MEETISG.-The meeting
AT Saunders Hall on Foushee street. last night TO
devise means for relieving the disresses OF the poor,
was so thtnly attended, that it was adjourned over
without transacting any business, until Monday
night next at half past o'clock. when 1t is hoped
that the residents Of Monroe Ward will turn out In
large numbers.
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THE STRIKE among the artizans at the
Tredegar Works, we are gratified to learn,
are In fair way to adjust their misunderstanding
with their employers, aud we trust win again be
at work in iew days.
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RALED OATS.--I have just received
- from the Farm Of Mr.. Richard Sampson, 100
bales of No. OATS, which guarantee as frst.rate
and hard to beat.
of very fast
Terms cash-price $1l per 100 lbs.
THOS. WILLIAMS,
On the Canal, corner6th and Byrd streets.
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GREAT SUCCESS-CLOTHING GO
VI ING FAST.-The low prices that LEVY 10 now
selling Clothing at has caused hundreds to visit bis
store and make their purchases. They find his goods
to be the right thing in every respect He IL really
friend to those who are suffering by the present
hard times a. he sells his Clothing at such extreme
get good garment for little money; and another
thing, Levy has all of his Clothing manufactured in
this city thereby giving employment to large mum.
Der Of depend emit persons The above facts are we'll
known to many, but should there be doubt, just
call at LEVY'S. and he will convince you of tho
fact HIS store is No. SO Main street, opposite st.
Charles Hotel sign of the RedCoat. de15
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CHEAP HOUSE FOR SALE IN

N AMELIA-I offer for sale 4 small Farm lyips
about one mile above Wyonoke Station, on the r.
u D. Railroad, containing 9S sores with Dwelling
and soma other houses, sufficient for the accommo-
dation Of small family with rst-rsts spring wHteY
snd several hundred fruit trees of different kinds II
enough pine wood to pay for it twice at the price
they paying for snch wood. win take $500 cash
for this Farm, ii svid before the 10th Of January
nsxt.
Apply to me. first door below the Exchange Bank,
Richmond. JOHN A. JETER.
de i5-2awfs
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M. SINGER & CO.'S SEWING

M. SIN0ER q CUB SEWING
- . MACHINES-The attention of all who are
engaged in sewing invited to examine these Ia.
Dor saving Machines. They are adapted to all kinds
all kinds of clothing for gentlemen and servants.
Tailors Boot and Shoe MAKERS Harness makers
Cloat Mantilia and Dress makers, and all who have
se uing to do will find it greatly to their advantage
to purchase one of J. NJ. Singer j. Cs.'s SEWING
MACHINES.
the uss Of these Machines ct the Office OF at their
houses, without charge.
JNO. NJ. BUTLER, Agent,
Of6cs No. 1856 Main St, opposite Eagle Square.
N. B. All kinds of Sewing done at the shortest no.
tice. 0entlemen's Shoes and CATERS fitted and
bound at the Office, No. 1856.
de 15--6t* J. NJ B.
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Two PERSONS BURNED TO DEArH.-The hotel in
the town of Bucksvlle, north of Port Huron, Can.
ada, was totally destroyed by fire on Wednesday
last, and two of its inmates burned to death.
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The Lynchburg Virginian OF yesterday has moth
Ing in regard to the shooting affair in that city,
which alluaion is made in our "Virginia" items OF
the first page
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n The great magician. Heller, deserves
especial notice. He i. by far. the most re.
markabls Of the wizards Who have visited
Richmond His feats are new, original. and
mee insxptcable, and his humorous style Of
sddrsA sdes sest and piquancy to the exhi.
hihon. ThFs can b nothing in spirit-rsp
piag moes mystsrious than Heller,s ertr.or.
siaaFy spids-saPping. and the astounding 50.
coa1 ixht. Hsis the master Of the m.p;.
csase. kss&y aneNhe wi1hss to sse ! m.si.
cian - = enagieisn," and whose wonder.
dee5 sssaa piaudble conjscturs. ought 10 %
a.d - Hail. aed a1So hear him. for ba /.
= - voslh hearing - seeing.
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FLETonKa's Ham TOXIC <xeels eve--
thsss for besstisyi1e e. !mpsoviss is ~. NJ
toilet table = complete without II ga snsis TAI
= quits g9eient p shsw IL aeoa EJECT ~ sysss
sucee0 q 1e Touic has brought ~ hoct 81 is,;f.
tori 40 know % much about the 81 -
hsif - the man IL the moon.) whose noxious sis
aBce. - E.snsJs
Persoss wtshinf the orisinsI snd genuine srsaele-
can % suppited By the mapnfacturer.
John JOHNaON
At H0ssoNse Haif- pseesine NeIoon
ae 40 Under American Hotel
AUcrI0E NoTIcK. The attention Of the
trade solicited to our trustee sals Of Staple and
Fancy 0oods Dry Goods, ClothinG Boets shoAs
Has. Caps, kc, this morning, ct 10 o'eIosk n our
large ssles room up Stain. See advertisemcnti
Bv order Of the Trustee.
dds LARUs { SHINE, Aas.s.
Mechanics BuILDIEG FUsD ASSOCIATION.
The 81 MONTHLY Meeting of this Association vim bs
he'd at SAUNDERS HALL on FRIDAY EVEN.
ING, December IS, 1t = O'Clock.
The Secretary win be ct the store Of 3 N Zach.
fisson corner Of Brosd and eth sts. from O'Clock
until he night Of the day OF meeting. A few Shares
may be obtained By appiicstiou to
de HIT ED. MCCARTHY. see,y
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NEGRO HIRING, &c.-W LILLIAN
In GOULDIN, General Agent, will continue to
rent out Houses hire out Negroes, &c, a. hereto.
fore: HE large and incrsssins, PATRONAGE hitherto
grates him IN the belief that he has given general
satsfaction. He returns his thanks to his friends and
the public in general and solicits continuance Of
their patronage. Office on Governor st., between
Main and Franklin.
rY- Country WING, country Enquir or, country Hs-
raid, runtry Examiner, weeks each.
de 15-dtJIkw2t WIN. GOULDIN.
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GILLIAM'6 WINE SAP TOBACCO.
We ere now opening the last lot Of this ceiehra.
ted 1ebseco IL q wnYfaated eousI TO anvthine VA
put ap. itaevsS falls 70 pIeass
0ENNExT Z BEER9,
sso Agents Tor the Factory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-15

TIE CANAL AND IcE.-The report of the
President Of the James River and Kanawha
Company sets forth the remarkable fact that
the navigation Of the Canal has not been sus-
psnded single day for year by ice or low
water. What do the New Workers think of
that What would they give if as much
could be said of the Erie Canal, which for
four months OF every year is closed by lee
Yet al our natural advantages avail us mo-
thing. II We have not ice in our waters, we
have in our hearts-the ice of dependency
and doubt freezing up every impulse of en-
tsrprise and energy, and obstructing all com.
munics4ion between the Atlantic and the
Ohio with . power which no summer sun can
melt awsy.
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meet under The CitLvERT. on THIS FRIDAY
EVENING. December 18th, 1t o'clock. Members
will please be punctual and provide themselves with
pair Of SKATES, as there win be grand SKA
TING MATCH. 10 como on after ths me.ting under
the Culvert. By order Of NICHOLAS,
do 15-1t* Capt Philip Buster.
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MARINE NEWS.
r0n1 o. aIcHNoNp, Dec. "a.

ARRIVED,
Marx Downey.
sehr Lynehburs, Nelson. New York, mds, D.vIs
ssbr WIN jones' --. lumber. H w Cols.
echr Sarah Vaughan. $500. wheat.
SAILED,
sloop w Martin. light
6lonp Jack. light.
sshr W Eldddse. Ogden, Georgetown, coal
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KANsAs.-The free soilers of the North
squirm horribly under the recent election in
Kansas. They cannot reconcile themselves
to it. They adopt thousand lame excuses
to explain it. Having sent off regiment of
illegal voters to Kansas, they complain that
unqualified Missourians went over to Kan
sas by wagon loads to vote. Unfortunately
for them, Missouri is nearer to Kansas than
New York. It will probably remain nearer,
so that their chance in future elections is not
much better than at present. Kansas will be
Slave State,
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N ANTLE AND FLOWER VASES
vi With elegant Artificial Flowers; Gard Re-
ceiyers Toilet Bcttles Gard Baskets elegant China
Cups and Saucers new and beautiful styles for sale
by r. N. ZIMMERMAN,
de IS Corner Main and 18th streets
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VLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES.
hand q large and desirable assortment Of Winter
Clothing which will be sold at reduced prices for
cash. For bargains call on
s. MERCHANT L WEIsIGER.
de 112 Main
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NARD CASES, BRIDAL PARTY
~ FANS of Silver, Pearl, Shell. Papier Machie;
and fine assortment of Porto Monnaies made of su
peror esthsT with great variety Of goods
now opening; for sale By :. -
da Is II. M. ZIMMERMAN.
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DIED FL ANNEL SHIRTS AND
Ii DRAWERS.-We have ON hand q large lot of
Red Flannel Shirts and Drawers Of heavy material
and good Sizes just the thing for servants Call on
s. MERCHANT & WEISIGER,
ia IL 112 Main afre Of
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DLANK BOOKS FOR 1866. w
II RANDOLPH would respectfully suggest t.
Book.keepers and Merchants the propriety of gviDi
their orders for new sets of Books posi-
BILE. All sizes and kinds manufactured at I2l Main
street. in superior style at fair prices
A large stock of Blank Books of home and North
erp make ALWAYS on hand. de is
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MoRr FrLIrpusrxRrsG.--Ths following
from the Baltimore Argus, gives At more
length the intelligence 10 which we briefly
referred yesterday:
From the Baltimore Argus.
That another Fiitibustsrins expedition IL on foot
within our borders. for the Invasion Of the saver
faithful i,les Of Cuba, there now cannot be- the
sishtest doubt. have jae read letter from Gen.
to sensiemAn II this city, wherein the pian Of
opasafious = dstiactly Get forth. In the rt place
shs 0snera that Il Z especially desirable 70
evade anv infaction Of the neutrality laws and to
that esd Its essential thai the expedition Should be-
oreauized In some locality sdjscent to but out de Of
q i've sSoss.as Sisods Of Is he country
-each man IL to psy his own expenses to the place
81 rendezvous and 70 crntrsnse fy dollars towards
the U. 8 Service are engaged, and thus organized .
descent IL TO be made ut some point the Hava-
ma, where the 6panish defenses are strongest
ins terror into tbs tyants Who rule the desnes Of
the Gem Of the Antilles.n However audacious
saa M 8 Tbs may appear 10 ne
y, know too much OF the Edsenturers concerned
therein 70 doubt that it il seriously conte
thatisiatsnded, viii probably. under the circum.
stances be poweress to prevent the serious conae-
quenees that may befal.
We put little faith in the above intelli
gence. Probably the present is the best OPP
portunity that has ever presented itself for
such an attempt, or that ever will for cen
fury to come. But we have heard so much
Of wars and rumors Of war" Of this kind
that we shall not believe in any more fill
clustering expeditions against Cuba till we
hear of an actual landing upon the shores Of
that coveted island.
But for the sake of the national character
and reputation, wetrust we shall have no more
of fllibustering. Let this young Republic
avoid the bad examples of England and
France, those great land plunderers, and be-
come as emuieus of honor as Of power. Oh
if we must have Cuba, if we cannot wait il
patience till the ripened fruit drops into oul
laps, let us have it by open violence and mo-
by midnight robbery. Let us declare wal
against Spain for some of the many goot
causes which already exist, or can be manu-
featured to our hands, and then, under the ma
tional flag, seize the golden prize. But these
stealthy, underhand, murderous ways are mo-
consistent with the fearlessness, openness an(
directness of the American character.
| KANsAs.-The free soilers of the NORTH
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CTEEL FIRE SETS.-We invite the at
~ tention Of sll in want to our complete assort-
mept of Shovel, Tones and Pokers; Fenders, And
Iroua, &C., which we will sell at low prices.
de Ii BULKLEY co.
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EOR RENT-A very desirable Brick
IL Tenement in the town of Sidney, nearly oppo
site 10 MT John C. Skaters 1t has attached 10 Il
acres of Land. Possession be had the lot of
January next. EO. ID. EACHO,
de Is Genl Agent and Collector
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7 ONDON BOOK S-J. W. RAN
II DOLPH han recently purchased for cash, at the
New York trade sale. large stock of new aud val.
liable English editions; among them are complete
sets of Bohn's valuable and cheap publications
They will be open in few days, and sold at less
than they cost to import. de 10
EIIFTY VELVET VESTS-Just to
Il hand an assortment Of the above Goods. COM
prsing the various styles out this season. Choice
them out Who wants a bargain2- call on
GROSHONG, TUPMAN L. CO.,
de- Is 86 Main It.
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FIRES.
FIRE Is BROOKLYN.

A,o. o'clock Yesterday morning fire broke out In
large wooden building Thiray between Twenfy-iirst
.nd 1uyenfysecond sts.. Gowanus owned by Mrs. Maria
T. M,cheu and occupied by Melsrs. W. 4 t. Mysick az
rossing establishment aud by Mcssra Adams X
Cross a. sarsaparla mandatory. The hes spr- sito
tyo-story frame dweing-hou-e the norlh belonging
TO Mn Mitchell and occupied by Naihanic chamberlain
and George Conklin Thence The fire communicated 10 me
lumbcryagd Of Abraham Nance AsHiaH ra'ne rouse on
the south side Of the factory owned b. George Groves
and occupied by German family, a'so caught, AMI the
whole range Of buildings was totally destroyed together
with the machinery stock &C. Tie lumber IN the yard OF
Mr. Nance greatly damaged but the shop "hi'h was
contiguous was saved by tie energies OF the hrenen ana
citizen. The wind blew perfect hurricane ana II was
feared for time that the houses on the opposite side OF the
way would likewise be consumed; this calamity was, how
ever arrested by the arrival ~ The fremen from the city
proper who were successful in combining the flames to the
buildings which had already become gnited
The total loss all the property consumed amounts to
near sG,cOO divided among the parties follows, with
the Offices in which they insured
The loss on the building occupied by the Messrs Myrick
and Others reaches $1,000: insured in the United States
Insurance Office West Pot;ssam, n T.
On the dwelng-h owned by Mrs. Mitchell the loss
Is about OOO Insured for 81 200 in the Office above
named.
TIE los sustained by Mcsrs. Myrick amounts to be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 upon which there Is small IN
sgrance in the Van Rensselaer, Co., Lansngburg, n. L.
kIcssrs Adams & Cross loss reaches $1,000; insured
for $500 in the United States Insurance Co.. West Potts
dom, n. \.
MI Groves loss reaches 81 900; insured for $780,
The damage sustained by Mr. Nance amounts TO about
81 600; fully insured in the Atlantic Co., of Brooklyn.
M in.t ,bo, 10 Ooo.
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one ,casri Dol ard tie nen' hry T1ad
| L.. core due 20 nearly three thousand doiisrl
while he CITY rad eli AZ tnns subjected 10 % ana "a
tense been required aud perform eo1tfi
tn Mayor aud the CHS Inspector have
dtHnnded with the performnee aud have
r. should hceause Of the action Of the Con
49, end Ia JOY last the Common Council passed IN ORDNANCE IL
thee 3D. eyaod proceei the
III The CITY dated April -, i052 and that the City IL.
eoh'ia 80 Is. prov isons be faithfully complied VITA"
80. in. the Cay inspector ed TO certa'e,
~ Mr.. Reynolds bss fulfilled the
20 iaI o. s"' He has been willing fully
- liz =. airsc, since have ofay hsJ anything
wth the Am understand N. intention
e ~ & ,;s 4, embarrassing compel violate
~ ' ~" o, for repuasag Obtained,
fie ours II ustiee for relief h.ys done sss
twice had decision Sna resor TO ne Chicf Nis1
49, 30, bs, dore al TIM lay in their power
r.., shall epn-a 10 The Corna CouDcuf have done
everv one on th fees have Investigated the Isie
reported ard both goA ras hsve pd az ordinances
Now I rpes what shall Cot The Controller Gin
nav neruses sl obeY ell trze msl datosnles comply
which would
him And TIA. ennot do without sserrDg the large
thousand dollar Which have Invested iu Fitting
NV sefio perform This contract.
Council wish FOR further iuyes;igsab Of the
matter have been. -Four >es u h-s
already BEEN nvaed ~ Committees Of the Common Council
opportunity has been afforded The
f'n demanded Ifepesi, am resdy end willing
Do the Council wish abandon conrcg Even
pecrDsry
outlay raid hsve already earned Bat ech
M. Common Council wantOny sud without ruin
10 allow with snspcioD and
ing charges who has performed his duty 70 them fahuy
sud well but 10 award t. Inc The justice which A, i2a, 70 %
uhnd. '" 10 MI N"""H'
k,,-. loyE Anvil g, 1881