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.falalk e saaance VIA Know N5shingism The
%1oN Notnngs. On the other hand, are restrained
'iolh sne aihance oy no rerugnance TO an unworthy
Associanon' no scrupe OF honor, no attachment to
principle Iney want tsays the Enquirer) to .en-
gross al tno power N tne Ssase, and shun an ALI
ASf- S->ssA 0eAN VIZ
aoh'les oi in'erIor saiens ana which exposestheir
own iniaHy IN tne burning hght OF contrasted re-
spec'aohhy. Desioes, tney regard the Wing party
~nn 'ne contempt wnIcn WEAKNESS u aptto excite
'snooio naeules' iney consider tnat ~ asdanee
WIN 'no w niss' hey assume tne ourcen OF abody
"tnont Vitality. intoxicated by their recent sue
cesses, tney iancy themselves strong enough to
carry 'he cHaoei OF democracy without support,
ana iney spurn the idea OF league with the
wings ihe Enquirer alleges that they are pres
pa.'og oring separate candidates into the field
saiu .naa tue cnoice OF the Wings is at present
suspshoeo oee"een Jonn Minor Botts and Alexan-
aes n. q. STUART with an inclination towards the
iorner and IN confirmation OF this rumor the wri.
ter mentions the significant circumstance" " that
the mig, heretofore thoughtto be hostile to the
interests OF Mr. Bolts, on Thursday surrendered
It's columns to bis recent manifesto AGAINST the Ne
braaka Act
M, =,
Ane "AsS STATES tna1 it "i,i commence, In short
Ine the republication of Mr. Wise's Whiy speecI,.
es. beginning with the I,onisa one ub;ch ,ro5,,.
~
ecu sioa1 sonsa.'on al .nc 'ihel was made, and
which will serve better than any thing else to ami
mate and rouse the Wings of Virginia at the pre-
sen, aarp n;,a oh,. .,..,I.
wit do.,,x,on. - .,a.-, 80 - :
wbieb ,he yyh;o nos. hsar.;I,, o.ao..a~ - :.
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Oliver b. Howe, the post master at shelburne, N
H''has been examined by Judge Harvey at Concord
N H., and held in $4,000 upon the charge of robbing
the mail He was detected by means OF decoy letters
put into the maiiby V. d. Paris post Office AGENT
There are other complaints against him, and there
Is also complaint against his wife, Dr. is about
oo years OF age, practising physician in easy cir
cumstances, with afamily off grown up sons and
daughters, and has hitherto occupied very respec
table position in society, and been regarded as
man of the strctest integrity.
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trouble for some time past between the priest of the
Roman Catholic Church in Jersey City, and some
of its members, and on Sunday last it came to an
issue. The priest had written note to Capt Far
rcll, commandant of the Montgomery Guard, stating
that he could no longer occupy his pew in that
church. Holding receipt for it, Captain last
Sabbath took his seat and the priest stated that he
would not proceed until he left the chrrch. Some
excitement ensued, and Capt F. was prevailed upon
to go out aut others persuaded him to return when
the priest again refused to proceed. Finally Capt
F. retired, and mass was said 1t is generally un-
dersood that the difference Is based on an objection
to Young Irelanders.
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RIC M0ND, Vaa
SATURDAY. MoRNINo. DEcEMeER % las4.

OUTRAGE on An AMERICAN VkssFr We learn
by dispatch from New York that tie schocaer
Mary Caroline. a regular trader between Ta.npico
and New Orleans. sailed from the former port aud
came to anchor on the bar Of Tanpieo on the 3ist
November. when a boat from taat town, with gov.
ernnaent officers, boarded her, and took from, the
captain all the iesters for New Orieans, imposing
hne of 81 for each letter on board.
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JAMES q. ELLETT, GENERAL AeEN1

AMES ID. ELLETT, GENERAL AGENT
- AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Office removed
to the Odd Fellows Hail. Franklin street. one square
below Exchange Hotel again offers his services to
the public in Hiring out Negroes, Collecting Claims
Renting Houses and buying and selling Produce of
every description. He is also prepared to receive
Storage st very moderate rate any and all kinds
of produce; and when sold by himself charge for
Storage. He also has ample aud comfortable Rooms
for the accommodation of Servants while hiring
without being exposed in the streets, which by q
late ordinance of the city forbids their standing
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rhlilp Roberts, aged about ninety years. one of
sMarion's Merry Men," died near Cynthiana, Ky
on the 10Th inst He participated in the struggles
and hardships OF the patriots under Marion in
South Carolina, and after the close oil the war
Joined the Methodist Church, to which faith he ad
hered for over sixty wears.
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The Boston Post States as a singular fact tha
w. NJ. Jackson was frozen to death in Londonder
ry, N. H., few days ago, without any rum bottl
near him, either full or empty
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The YOUNG GuARD.-The Washington Organ
compliments in high terms the appearance of the
Young Guard, OF Richmond, who passed through
the metropolis last Wednesday on the way to Bal
timore and adds The Band with them are also
excellent musicians, and will afford the Baltimo.
reans full as good muse as they can produce among
themseIyes.
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GENERAL AGENoY. FOR THE SALE AED
PURCHASE OF FLANDs.--FRANK g. RUFFIN Secre-
tGryof ae Iirginia StGfe 4SricnltuSal Society," and
n. AUGUST oHeeakhsis ssxvkses to the pubic a.
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purohases 81
States.
Ofice-atthe Office Of the piyeisia STATE Acyicul.
tarat Society, No. lis Marin streef.
N. AUGUST, NerARY PuBLTc AID Accourr ar
OHce-asabove. fe9-ts
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DR.. johnson, travelling in the north of Scotland,
could not see house or tree in riding great many
miles nothing but desolaton and barrenness every
where presented themselves to his view till at last
he cest his eyes on crow that was perched on the
stump OF an old tree, gnawing with great violence
and cawing for want OF food, which the doctor OBJ.
serving. could not help crying out
"Caw, cav, cav, and be damned ifyou will stay
in snch country as this, when you have wings to
fly away
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stephen Woodwork, the engineer, who was
killed on the Boston and Worcester Railroad the
other day, had been engaged upon the road for
twenty years.
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Pittsfeld, Mass. lighted with gas for the first
time, on Monday evening. The Eagle says: '.The
first night it took two camphene lamps to see the
gas burn; the second night camphene and gas were
neck and neck; and on Wednesday night camphene
was nowhere"
RARE sponT-A fishing party lately trying their
luck among the hnny tribe at Barnegat on the Jer-
sey coast, secured in one day ESQ Goldfish by the
hook alone. The entire weight OF fish captured
was ascertained to be 5,544 pounds
Com. Stockton, whose arrival in Columbia. C..
was chroniced few days ago. is Understood To-
have visited the South for the purpose of superin
tending the erection of machinery necessarv to
WORK mine which he owns in the vicinity OF Gas
ton, N. G..
Atthe St. Nicholas hotel In New York there ia
monthly consumed 49,, 900 cubic feet of gas. The
gas Is made from rosn and costs 1924 or 1856 less
than the gas companies would charge for CORES
pondlng amount OF coal gas.
son of Thomas French, of Pembroke, N. H..
accidentally blew a portion of his head off while
cunning, ana was found dead At Portsmouth, R.
l., similar fate beiel Albert c. Brown, aged 10.
The Placer (san Francisco) Times informs us
that there are not less than twenty quartz pold
mining companies in California, now at work ali
realizing fair, and In some cases very large re.
turns.
Mckay & Carrs shoe store ON Market street
NASHVILLE, end the upholstering establishment of
u A. Cole d Co were totally DESTROYED by FIRE on
thursday week. Nothing but the brick walls re-
main.
Col John Bliss, formerly of the u. s. army, and
n wno participated in the battles of Chippewa and
Bridgewater, In the latter of which be was wound.
ed, died lately In Florida.
ALLEGED EXPRESS RoBBRns-Four omnibus
drivers are under arrest al Cincinnati charged with
having robbed the United Express Company Of
S9,uou lew months ago One OF them named
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ROBBERY --on Monday night last, the grocery
store of Justis Keefer at the corner of CLatswcrti
and Saratoga streets, Baltimore. was broken into
oy burglars, who. aftcr searching tie lower part of
the house, proceeded TO the parlor over the store
where they obtained So 500 that had been placed In
adrawer. and then took their departure without
alarming any of the inmates of the house
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FIRE.-A fire broke out iu Aiken, s. C last Tues
day morning, which resulted in the destruction O
five or six buildings
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BARGAINS IN CLOTHING LEVY

RARdAlNS In CLOTHlNa- LEVY
- has now ON hand large stock OF ClothinR suit.
ed to the season. and he svery anxious to Eet rid
OF it. he has made great reduc ion Ia his PRICES
bis Cothing s made up In the latest STYLE and the
workmanship is superior 20 that usually found q he
has all Of his goods manufactured hare Every asr-
ment will bear care fnl examinations
He has also ON hand. Furnishing doods Of every
de descrptionsll of which viii Be sold at pris s. that
will be sure 10 please. A call l. soli stsd IS
A. LEVY, 50 Maia st.. s.
Cpposite St. Charles HoteI.
dc n Sign Of the Rad Coat.
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DRAFTS DAGUERREAN taALi4E-
= RYs No. i4b MAIN Sr.-FOR CHRISTMAS
0lF fS-Our grand collection Of INDIAN WORE.
consisting of Moose Hair, Poscupine QnIls and Dsad
work. in fancy articles Of every dessIpton win re-
main open and Tor sale for the benefit Of tho rtftr
ing poor the procseds to be expended under the d.
10Th, 1885, ct which time the tribes require fhem "a
ha xetnxnaa- and fhas EshiAists alnsAS-
de n e -
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NOTICE The firm of TOLER &
EDW'D ID. EACHO-

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
NONIINUES to hire out Negroes, rent
~ out Houses and Collect Claims as heretofore.
Once on 14th ST., near the Exchange Hotel.
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The Earl OF Aldborough Ireland, has taken out
patent for navigating the air. II consists mainly
n the construction OF wings to be used for the pro.
pelIing of srisl machines, in such q manner that
the wings compress the air by percussion, under
the concave part OF each wing like that OF birds.
A pair Of oxen were run over and killed by q
train OF cars on the railroad, near Opeiika Ala,
last Wednesday, and the driver, little white boy,
had his arm 10 badly mangled a. to render amputa
tion necessary.
man was eloping with girl near Amherstburg,
Canada, q few days ago. when the sleigh overturn-
ed. The girls neck was broken, and the msn'sleg
He was taken TO hotel In Amherstburg, where his
wounds were cared for.
Ateam of horses ran away In Buncombe county,
n. G last week the wagon upset and killed child
four or five years Of age and the driver Mr. league
had : leg broken, and was otherwise seriously In
jured.
DR.. Caldwell Of Cairo, Illinois, was killed By
accidental collisi0n of the cars, near Cairo last
Saturday morning
Il Il stated hat Mr.. 6artise did NOT Join The
British remonstrsnce against the auncxnttOn Of tho
Sandwich Islands to The Unitad states.
Tho Toronto Colonist says that ths British Gov
ernment has purchased 1900 buffalo robes for the
uss Of the army II thu Crimea
Two stesners, The Grand Pralris md Sails
West, were lost y ~ Mississippi rivsr tsw dsys
since
Thers ~ = inerssss sths popaletioa q Asss
tIslia. for he aiae wesks endlns espt lelh, of
lI,<29. q e
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B0oK-K Subscriber will
take charge OF two or three Sets of Books for tho
ensuing year. and will attend to Job Writing OF any
kind
Having been engaged a. Accountant and Book.
keeper for many years. the best references can be
given. Persons wishing to confer with me will
please address, through the Post Office.
de 20-dlms r. McCANi1LTaH In
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EOR HIRE-For the next year two
l. likely young women and two girls. apply to
JASPER C. HUGHES.
de 27-6t* On LIST at betyyeen Main ard Csrv
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RICHARD lli.-A novelty has been introduced
into this familiar play the Boston Theatre which
it might be well to initiate elsewhere. The Boston
Post, in describing it says that the busy show of
hght IN The mimic Bosworth field, by the presence
OF real men engaged in the strife presents scene
Oh most intense excitement. This portion of the
play, usually so barren, where are heard but the
tap oi the drum or the blast of the bugle rallying
the suppostious men at arms somewhere in the
wings while Richard and the gallant Richmond
oattie 1t out alone In 'front.' ia made real battle Of
the most for mdable sort.
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IA SM ALL HOUSE AND LOT.
"A NORTH OF LEIGH STREET, EXCHANG.
ED FOR NEGRO PROPERTY.-Any person bay-
ing likely young Man and Female House Servant
from 16 to years of age who is desrous Of making
such an exchange will please call on the subscriber
JAMES D. ELLETT
de23 General sent and Com Msrcbant
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THE Subscriber offers his services to the
L public as GENERAL AGENT, for the Collec-
tion of Claims in town and county, Hiring out Ne.
groes and Renting out Houses &c; can be teen at
any time during business hours at the Gaugers Office
on Cary street, opposite the Gas House.
de 26-4t+ HENRY n TCNES
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iHE CODE OF HONOR An attempt wss made in
the first district court of New Orleans, on the Goth
Inst, to try Gilbert Msxent and Urisia Guemon-
Tree colored men-for killing another free colored
man in a duel fought with small swords at Algiers
iast year. They were indieted-the first as princi-
pal and the other second The trial could not be
carried on In consequence of the quick exhaustion
Oh the panei-the State challenging all jurors who
were In favor of dueling and the prisoner doing the
same by all opponents of the "code of honor
maxent lie desperate duelist, and is said to have
received thirteen sword wounds In an afray at Eng
iish Bend, about twelve years since.
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HURRAH!
WHAY FOR

II URRAH!
Ii WHAT FORT
Ia PERIODICAL DEPOT
WHERE IS THAT? slE II
Nc. MAIN STREET, h&twesu the Old Makst
and ST. Charles Hotel, corner Shoekoe Greek
WHAT DOES HE KEEPf "a Il Al
All Of the New York. Boston, Philadelplia. Balti-
more and Washington papers, Mseaxines 10,
leaving their and residence at his store an
have them seat 70 any part OF ths city OF count u
with the utmost dispatch. M s8s s-.ss s
HIS MOTTO is-A nimble sxpencs Il bettAr than
slow shilline. az 23-ek.
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LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYsPEPsrA-THE
GREAT NATURAL KEMEDY.-DR. .. 8 HeUGHToN's
PEPsIN, the true DIGESTIvE FLUID, GAtTRIc
JUICE. still holds the first place among all the various
remedies for these pa.nful and destructive com.
plants Il is Natures own specific for an unhealthy
ers, and no sufferer ON Liver Complaint and Dys-
pepsis should fail to try it.
Sold in Richmond BY j. B. WOOD, and Druggists
generally. de 1-d5w :
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FIRE ExTINGUIsHED BY STEAM-In fire which
occurred at Peoria, in Friendly g. Lincolns tacto.,
ry the proprietors ordered the safety valve of the
steam engine to be opened. Ia q few minutes the
building was filed with the steam, which pene~
trated every corner where fire could burn, and
completely subdued the fames. Every manufac-
tory where steam ID used could have mechanics al
contrivances by which the steam from the boiler
could be admitted into every room liable to fire,
and thus possess the means upon the premises of
subduing the flames.
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E'OR HIRE--1 have for hire, a Man Ser
4 want, whom wish to hire to some person for
the balance of the year. who will give such EMPLOY
ment as will not expose him to bad weather or very
hard work. JAS. % ELLETT
no I2 Gen'l Agent and Com Merchant,
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RoNxN6oar6 m s.s-s
- The Pfactiee n Courts of JnstIce III Ix6land
Vol j - 70 the plaes saa tins Of tsouaaetion Or
processing. treating chiefly Of the couicf 81 Laws
IN RRESS--Seaond Edition OF Lomax's Digest
Digest Of the Lave Of Real Property, esnsssliv
sd0pted snd u no In tho Unted StsteE 81 John fny.
ior Lomax, l.. i. D.. one ofthe Judges 81 the Gen.
sfal Court Of Virginia. and icrmsrly profsssor Of
Lsw in the Upiversity Of Virginia In vols royal
Svo greatly enlarged and Improved
de 2e-St A. MORALS Bookssilsx 4.
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EILES. F1LESn-We are Just in receipt
= Ct large ssosk q FILES direct fronn the hsss
Hand, Mil and Pit Saw FLEA sss ~ 4 =
Fist, and Square Bastard Files ss
Fiat, half round and square Smooth Eiies
Hand Smooth, Bastard and qualhue Files
Flat and half round q. Cut Eilee
Wood and Aorse Rasps 8
With 9 variety Of other Files snitable for usechf.
nsts and backsmths all of which We offer for ale
very low. SMITH ROBERTs,
de ~ 22 Pearl &.
HOS1ERY.-We are closing out the b.
- lance Of our stock Of HOSIERY q primo scst
for cash, conisting Of
Ladies' Black. Spun sik Hose. fsscy lined i
do do Cashmere do
do do Alpaca do ~ 80
do do White Cotton Hose
do do do do do very sun .rior
Misses White and Coiored do - 8
Mems do Merino hslf-Hese
do Grey do do
do Fancy Wool do A
do White and cold Cotton hslEHcse
Children's Fancy Wool Hese
The sbovs are all frssh goods, and Of our own i'm
portaton. KENT. PAINE KENT
de % W 80 s-s5 ---ss-sss
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

- The eircaiation Of the DAILY DIspATCa
sxessds that Of sll the Daily papers
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DIsGRAcEFUL CoNDUcT.-The Portsmouth
Transcript states that on Christmas morning an
object intended as efisy of the mayor of that
town was discovered hanging from the portico of
the new hotel ON the corner of High and Court
streets
ACCIDENT The New Market Democrat says
son Monday last man named James Shannon,
who was engaged at the Lead Mines in this county,
fell to the bottom of pit distance OF 46 eet He
expired few hours after the accident"
NAvAL.-Orders have been received at the Cos
port Navy Yard to fit out Immediately the briss
Dolphin and Perry. They will probably be sent to
the coast of Africa. The statement that large
number of men were recently discharged from the
Gosport Yard 10 said to have been incorrect.
ANOTHER SHIP.-Messrs. Page & Allen are about
to commence the construction of another large
ship at their ship yard in Portsmouth.
LEcTuRE-The Rev. Mr.. Jones' of Norfolk, viii,
lecture at Library Hall In Petersburg, some eve.
ming during the first week In January.
COMMERCIAL CoNvENTroN-A list of delegates
has been appointed to represent Norfolk in the
Commercial Convention at New Orleans
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BENEF1oIAL RESULTS invariably follow The

BENEFICIAL RESULTS invariably follow the
administering OF STABLER's ANoDYNE CHERRY Ex
eEcToRANT In cases of Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis
asthma Group and throat and lung complaints gene.
rally s not claimed that will cnys in all cases
but none have knowledge whore IL failed
to give relief; whiis, at the tme thousands of
instances have occurred where its effects have been
30 marked that they have been widely noticed and
commended. The GIARRHEA CoRDIAL it 10 candidIy
believed, il unequalled in diseases OF the bowels
and its curative properties have been wonderfully
expenenced In numerous cases Therefore Won are
advised to make trial Of tb ese "good medicinsen y
should you OF your family require their aid.
q Sec descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis Of
the Agents.
Price for each only so GENTS or slx bottles for
u. Fl. sTABLER CO., Propristors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore
PURCELL, LADD l. CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond
And by Drusgists and Mershants generally through
out virginia. de 21d&e14t
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The GFRs1ss have produced some & q

go - 0AnmANs HdV6 PIUuuC6d some very
may be specified DR. HooFLAND's CELEssATep
oITTERs" " for sale by c. N. Jackson-and used with
remaIkseie success IN Liver Compliant, Jaundoo.
Dyspepsla, Nervous debility and general deranse-
msnt o. the stomach The Sunday Dispatch says Of
we feel convinced that in the use of the German
Bittes the patient does not become ebiIif.ted h,t
constantly gains strer 9Th and ysor to the frame
tact worthy OF consideration. The Bitters are ples-
under any circumstances to the most delicats -.
mach indeed, they can be used BY all persous with
ne most perfect safety 1t would be well fer those
VINO ere much affected In the nervous system to com
mence with one tea spoonful or Iess and rraduailv
increase. We speak from experience, aud are, OF
course proper judge. Tbs press far and wide have
the afflicted we most cordially advise their use,D
Agents for this city -Messrs. PuRcELI. LApp 4
90. and BENNETT + BEERs Drusgists.