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&C. FALL IMP OR TIA TION.-
LARGE STOCK OF G. IJNS. Pts

FALL INIPOR ia ITO NJ
IL LARGE STOCK OF GUNS, Pts
~ tolls AND RIFLES ~
-S. am now opening large IT.,
variety of SINGLE AND DOU BILE .EssxAk
BARREL GUNS, of superior finish.
ALSO--A splendid variety of Powder Flasks, OF
Dixon's make; Shot Belts and Pouches, OF the most
Calls and Collars; Elys waterproof Central Fire
Caps; Wash Rods complete; Gun Wads, &C.
ALSO-Colts Repeating PISTOLS, Aliens Re-
vovers and every description of Pistol now in use.
Guns stocked and repaired with neatpess and dis.
patch. JAMES WALSH,
Gun Importer, doors above st. Charles Hotel.
no PPM .-.
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fooD FOR MAN AND BEAsr.-within the mo-.
40 hours the following provisions have heenp past
eeved at this port viz II, 500 barrels -four ., o.,
bushels corn 2I9 bushels pota toes, 400 bushel,
oats, 10000 bushels shorts, 5000 bushels paddv
The harbor is full of vessels laden with a,nore q
the same sort."--Boston Trans, IHursdaA
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MESDING BROKEN CHIHA-The following old
receipt for mending China is said to answer adj.
mirably: Take q very thick solution OF pnm
arabc In water, and stir into it plaster of Paris
until the mixture becomes viscuous paste Apply
~ ~ mnn Dfash 10 me fractured edges, and stick
them together. In three days the article cannot
again be broken in the same place The Whit.
ness OF the cement renders it douby valuable y
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MAIkihoSIAL-A writer has computed that a
lost half hee hanees Of marriage at her
saeis.n year at twenty three she has lost three
oaitns ot her opportunities; and at twen.v.s;,
seseneasuas y. her chances are gone Eighteen
hundred i,anss and aiiysis win be leap year-.st de-.
nsnuai sssson wnea by common consent, the fair
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81 The COTTON cRoP.-Ihere is every arnaa,
snce that the cotton crop Of this season .;I
eesd that OF any previous year. Estimates xsrv
three and half millions OF bales. So -'A'' 70
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~. c. WHARTON.
llA4 La NNnInL,a O., q, =. NJ. =.

STAUNToN, Nov. 10. 1855.
Gentlemen ~ our letter received on this morn
ing and proceed to comply with the request therein
contained On the 9th day of August last | was
thrown from a wagon, and kicked and dragged by the
horses for distance, and during the time was
kicked the back of the hand, thereby producing
frghtful wound for seven weeks. | applied every
thing that could be thought of and prescribed by
physician, without receiving any benefit.
duced by druggist in place Mr.. Eskridge) who
did, and in very short time my hand perfectly
cured have since tried it old my leg,
and happy say that it is getting well-as well
my horses back, with equal success
You at liberty to this certificate you deem
best, and shall be than gratitied if it may be
the means of relieving sufferer like myself.
l am yours respectfully, -
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RICHMOND GLASS WORKs g

II GEORGE GAVINZEL,
MANUFACTURER, CORNER OF MAIN AND TYLER SITS,
ROCKETS, RICHMOND, Va,
Has constantly on hand a large assortment and can
furnish &c order every article of White or Green
ass gsA Or siE sspfEa lamp Glasses,
Tulnblers, pressed Decanters, Minerals
Do. plain Madeira Wines, Rhine do.
c csmoa esiruPs CSe ;aiI TASKS
and Pickles OF every yariety.
70 Moplds made to order and particular stteHtion
HE HEsf kI sKklf #AHkAA kEJwS
I'VE have now, and will constantly keep ON hand,
the Water of the Aleghany Springs IN the following
cities cite Richmond Me:srs pares Laid Col Peter.
st supply ~ application g PURcELL, LAID SIa
This Hyaief II considered sovereign remedy in all
cases Of Dyspepsia, aad lrslegs any arrangement
Of tas d. dssstiys osssas wiz bg ana apSn tlaI
sound condition the Lost tone Of the stomach aud bow.
els and putting in healthy action the liver
We refer persons wishing to gain farther inforna-
ton OF the saative properties Of this Water 70 the
Meyers john ]. London, Robert c. stansrd, Doctor
Z. :. Joyaes, H.ht, Ridsway. VIM. ssmpls. samuel
f. a' csrss. VIM asLadss ard .as p.
Withsrs. Wm.i z Jeynss; aud Chss Ksut, Psisrs.
mi sn9 Wyatt Creepy. Dr. J.o Patterson,
e 81: !: s e;i 8 : 3. s.s:
mo 10 sl--ats ss mo. w HOLT ! SOMA.
KlIPLK M SxHEXpxKIEIsx-I Sssd
snas 3, asas. IA n 81. aud sw ca'aa'e
as2i ses AsiW street.
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A PRETTY BHoAD I,Isr-qa x,.r 5,n,.,,..
whose children were At the lime mair;ng the,n
selves disagreeabie gentleman obseryed. II ~ We
decided preference for bad children msdamr-
low strange; and pray for what reasergT sa;d
sne. hecause Msy are always sent omt az room
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= woaAn advertising for . husband wants him
sh.s. ss on'y strictly religious but Of good
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HATS, CAPS, SHOES, Go.

m NEW AND EXPENSIVE mxT.
Ell CAP AND FUR DEPOT, No. 7s MAIN ST.
- Members of the Legislature and visitors to the
city will find at the above establishment splendid
assortment of Hats Caps, Ladies' and Chldren's
Furs; Misses Beaver Flats and Bonnets and Fancy
Carriage Robes, at wholesale and retail. the most
favorable terms.
N. B.-Gentlemen's Hats made to order of the fin
est quality and at the shortest notice. -
de IL BINFORD. DICKINSON WEISlGER-
- HATS AND CAPS..-The subscri-
53 Der respectfully begs leave to inform his
friends and the public that he has re-
ceived his entire Fall Stock, consisting of Gentle
mems Youths and Childrens Hats, Gaps, &C., which
he viii sell Wholesale RETAIL at the lowest prices
for cash only. H@s5 1888 ssss
The public respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime at his store, No. l8l Broad street.
GEO. L. BETTY, Ag't.
N. B.-Hats made to order. The highest cash prices
aaid for all kinda of Eura 26-2n.
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RUNAWAY.

IA 100 DOLLARS REWARD.--Ran-
EfT away from my Factory, the night OF the 10Th
an inst, ALBERT BROWN, a negro man, of
~ brown color about ) feet inches high. stoutly
IL built full face, thick lips and stammers very
badly He is about 50 TO 81 years of age The above
reward will be paid if taken out of the State $50
III taken in the State, and all reasonable expenses
paid if delivered to Mrs MARIA d. ANDERSON, Bea-
yer DAM Hanover county, to the undersigned, iP
Richmond JOHN HI. GREANER
ia =
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c7ng-1 THE MUSIC STOKE.-P.
E4sk4 L. II. TAYLOR would remind his
HTK hi friends and the public generally that
- U his store 10 on Governor street,
where may be found PIANO FORTS, NEEoDE-
ONS, GUITARS, yIOLINS, FLUTES sEd ApCOR-
Deems OF the best quality and at the lowest prices
He is sole agent in this city for the sale Of the cele
brated MANS Clarks PIANOS, which are not sur
passed by any other makers, and equaed bat by few
Also, Gale & Co.'s superior Pianos.
Guitar and Violin STRINps. OF the best quality.
He has the largest stock of Music to be found in
this State aud il CONSTANTLY receiving the istest publ
Cations which be will sell at the most rednaed prices
and apeu good terms eau be had elsewhere.
t. Planes tuned, repaired, aud let on hire. %
iv7 98Tf 80 - = = - -" $3.50 IS
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FaR KENT or LEAsE-That co.

@ FlK KENT OR LEAsE-That com
:a veniently arranged and centrally located build.
18th sts, dagonally opposite the City Court kauss,
and ~ view OF the Capitol. For proie s.ional nep
combiaes every convenience, having offices detached
Of modern construction, with two perlon, handsome
marble mantiepeces, &c. Possession of the two de-
premises by the 9Th day Of December at which time
the present term expires though satisfactory arrange
,nent may be made TO give at an earlier OF
Mr.. Wa. Brent tof the firm cf Gretter Brent who
will take pleasure in showing the premises to any ons
DESTROYS OF viewing them.
Apply TO either Of the Messrs. TABB, Richmond; or
to Pm. TABB, Jr,
Trustee of VIM. Shepard, decd.
e22-u Blandon. Henrico eoaa.y, Va
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WHEAT.--The Chattanooea. TENN Cayot, q :.
Saturday says: -
Thus far, the season has been most favora, Il. g.,
gssnerng isi crops and seeding, but many irmer,
are mol YET done sowing wheat We repeat that ou.
Information from every section of the corn try
" n,s .ne csnet that there viii be larger amount
g "nent sown this year than there ever was be-
Iorel Inc prices success in raising and facilities
,oa getting t. 'aarket lave brought about this i'm.
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NOTiCE.--The undersigned having pmr-
- chased the stock in trade OF VIM. II. Sutton
decd in the Leather Business lately carried en- by
him in the city of Richmond, do hereby constitute
and appoint JOS. II. COLQUlTT, Of aid city, our
the old stand on 18th street. ''a''''
tSigned.I s WIN. GoULDIN
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- ALEX. HILL, ManHfactu -
rer and Importer of Boots and Shoes

ALEA. HILII, NIHHuIHCtu-
rer and Importer of Boots and Shoes
direct from Paiis-To the ladies and
- gentlemen OF Richmond, and the State of fir-
gnia, elsewhere in want of Boots or Shoes OF SUI
peror quality. can furnish them with goods in my
line that they cannot get i'll any other shoe house In
Richmond. have in store the best and latest tyes
of Boots and Shoes that be made in Paris import
ed by myself direct have also a large assortment
of my own manufacture, of all the different styles.
Also the best OF Baltimore, Philadelphia New York
and Eastern work, which rcndeIs my assortment SUI
perior to any other in the city aud at fair prices.
is- ALEX HILL, Importer,
And Manufacturer ol Boots Shoes Trunks,
Carpet Bag, YaIices. &c. II Main ST.
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1907. SPLENDID FAMIL Y CAR
Haze Fok sAALEs-ror salelpriya,sly,
ness, nearly new, and Ia perfect order. Apply 10
= no l6--ts ALEX. MOTT Anct.
CHINGLEs, SHTN1sTEH,.sII5.6 90 %.
- perior Cypress Shinglesi 20.DnD No. Heart
wharf. Pssops in wsntiwould do well TO call and
leave their erdsss- I EDWARD z. DUDLEY
no y Z 18th It, between Main aud pranklin.
n si.ANlFIED HyNEY-A pSisns aSfieJr,
y. J. PIcoT.
deg pssssis.
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a WALsH,s EMPOKI m . r BOOTs

SHOES AND TRUNKS, IS No. As MAIN
STREET-Wherc there is large assortment
- of Gents double and single Sole Calf Boots; do
do Kip dos do do Calf Congress Shoes do Patent Lea
Their and Black and Drab do do; do double and single
Sole Oxford Ties; and many other styles. Also,
large supply of Boys and Chiidrens Boots and Shoes,
all of which win be sold cheap, by ---r--
de 20 sfz5 ~aR 1870 "a y WIN. WALSH.
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r GlsEAT KEDUC TIDN INTHE m

PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From il HI
- H. ANTHONY. Columbian Hotel Ruilding.
Moleskin Hats best quality. $3.50
Moleskin Hats, second quality. 500
Fashionable Silk Hats. 80
Fine Calfskiu Sewed Boots. $50
Congress Cater Boot. s %
Fine Caliskin Sewed Shoes .225
j. III. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the best makers III the city of Philadelphia to
ply him with handsome and substantial Cafskin
sewed BooT, which he will sell the unprecedented
low price of $3.50. go SIS oc 1S--d&clY
FRESH SUPPLY.-Ladies, thick
and thin sole CATERS ut 81 50; Indies Mo-
rocco Walking Boots; Ladies' Morocco
Walking Buskins; Ladies' Goat Buskins; Misses
Goat and Morocco Boots; Childrens Thick Sole
Bootees fresh lot of the above Shoes jest receiv
ed at DAVID WALSHS 81
de6 129 Main street..
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=. s. q a.,
Pol polk AhEsis,s.i|sm Ns'ssiss sslss ssssl.
a,;srs Cuts &c stands unfvsilcd no tne essnsozse
:. rsmsa's. NOW s,a S Hand. 'ss ra.sd
Ia III s,,i;rtons Of ike ua,ufe this Imminent ~ uh
snrpsssed mud now that cold n s,,;s ~ =, s
sre fable to attacks Of Rheumatism, &c, a. the very
hest article they can use 49, .ss
Sold By PURCELL. LApD ECO, ADIE GRAY,
BENNETT & BEERS, n JOHNSTON BRo.
DuvAL = NORTON. r. B. THOMAS, Broad e.
4 HOME MEDlCiNE.--Mits. DAVIS
"A ELIXIR cures Coughs, Colds and Whooplng
Cou Oh and affords great relief iu Consumption and
most diseases arising from colds and nesee.ed eouss
citizens of Richmond who have tested its virtues:
"By timely of IL, have no doubt Il has saved
one many doctors fees. know Of its good effects
with great many other than my own family - Wm.
Il have used it in my family for three years, and
found L the best family medicine have ever used-
"For sickness among children nothing can be bet
tern. II. Godicia
(" have tried all the cough remedies of the day,
and have hesitation in saying that believe Mrs.
DAVIS to be the valuable preparation of the kind
now In use."-E3ijdh Warren.
For sale by Mrs. A. b. DAVIS Bennett 4 Beers,
Alex. Duva, Paterson Jackson, Chas. Millspaueh,
E. J. Picot A. Bodeker and Charles d. Yale.
ELIXTR CINCHONK. : This prepara-
H ton is combination of the active principles OF
liable Tonic and Anti-febrile agents. here presented
in the form of elegant Cordial Elixir, which, while
possessing their remedial properties in eminent
degree, is entirely devoid of their objectionable bit
terness and disagreeable taste.
1t may be employed with benefit in all morbid
conditions of the system Connected with debility,
whenever corroborant influence is desired and no
communicating symptoms exist and, IN the absence
of all local inflammation, especially of the stomach and
bowels, it will be found highly serviceable III relax
ed condtion--in some forms OF Dyspepsia,
loss of appetite and languor where tonic influence
is Observation-Disclosures diseases of Neuralgia 81
tebrile character and in many other to which,
by analogy the attention of the intelligent Physician
viii be directed. 1t will prove sersceGble i'll ward
ing off the niasma arising from low damp situa-
tions, and, by its invigoratng tonic influence In pre-
venting after recovery, recurrence Of the attack
PURCELL. LADD CO.
&C 10 Druggists. 81 Main street
IACKSON,S BII"rEKS.-Al0re proofs OF
y their virtueRead the following testimonial sent
to the proprietor unasked. and who may be seen by
any one who desires to use this article:
."RICHMoND, Oct5 IL, 1855
"Mr. r. II. JACKSON:
"Dear Sir-I cannot refrain from expressing to you
the value which have placed upon Jour Bitcrs,
the fact that have been restored by their my
accustomed health and vigor. was attacked several
n,ontis ago with Diarrhea, which continued with
great obsnaey caused as told, by the irregular
action OF the liver. / suffered severely for long
time. was advised to take your Bittera which did
regularly and steadily for time, aud by their
/ gradually recovered my health aud strength.
"Yours, very respectfully.
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RICHMOND. Nov. %, 1865 NO 3o-dlm

IUsHUA MUTIEY, FI0LINlST.fWhO
has long been faycrably known as first rate Ball
Room performer on the Violin, pow residing the
Columbian HOTEL where he may be found at all
times when not professionally engaged, and will be
pieased TO serve his acquaintances when called on
Ss4s& 4a9 &es~ CERTIFICATES. szssE, $500
take pleasure ia recommending Joshua Motley as
very competent Bali Room Musician
de 2t-6tA CaAs McEyoy
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dc II NlchnIOud. 7 O.
CHRISTMAS sHOES.-I have
now on hand large assortment of all
kinds of fushigaabla Doots, Shoes and
Caters suitable for the holidays Ladies' Cater
Boots, Buskus Slippers Jenny Linds, &C. Gents
tue Calf Boots, Calf Caters, Calf skin Shoes &c.
Misses and Ciiildreus Shoes and Boys and Ciildrens'
Boots all of which will be sold at very low prices
the Metropolitan Shoe Store.
C. s. MAURICE,
de p ISL. Main ST. Eagle Square.
m WOOL HATS.-l have just receive
ii. ed 40 dozen Wool Hats OF all grades from low
e-ssprice to very fine invite call from those in
want of the article, assuring them that will sell
low any house in this city.
oc 4-lawts JOHN THOMPSON *
n HATS AND CAPS.-.I am now re.
Eli ceiving large additions to my Fall stock of
$3.50 HATS and CAPS, selected in the Northern ci-
ties lin person, which makes my assortment very
complete, which disposed to sell accomnoda
ting terms, at Wholesale OF retail. 49, n
oc 4-Iavts JOHN THOMPSON
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EOk kENT.-lS acres Of hixtly improvcd
L Land, opposite to tho Richmond Baptist College
and adjoining the land VI NJ v. Rowe aud others. Fps,
sessioa can be had Immediately.
- ssasse : a FL - a EDAkARn ID. ,EACHO,
: la 2l-Iv fsa,a "A ex,s sndf ,ofleefOr.
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sSgns g. n..s.sl tx slIi,. XXI MN cbrosis
3. n sEMPLE,
as2i Se2 Main street
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1 fer for rent the residence Of Mr.. A. v. Crenshsw
On Grace street who "a about TO remove from the
it combines every advantage of construction LOCATION
and finish which be desired. and for comfort and
city. To "a good tenant the rent will be moderate.
TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS,
de 1q--.6f ~ go 100 b. AnefionaeraE
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NJ OTICE.-Passengers going North are hereby
1 informed that on and after SATURDAY, lst OF
September tie trane Of the Frederick bnrg Railroad
Company will always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time Co allow those who desire to
do 80, to obtain Breakfast Supper. BY the
go PROPRIETORS.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

IN order to make room for Spring Goods, I have
Il determined to offer all kinds of Winter Goods
now on hand at greatly reduced prices for cash and
would name in part the following extra bargains !:
Plsin de Lains, cents; Figured and Plain de Ianes
10 cents, worth IL; plain, all wool, ID LANES. 81
cents, worth so; figured and plain DE LANES 81
cents, worth 50; fine Alpaca Is cents worth 25:
black silk IS cents, worth 50; 100 remnants OF De
lanes al half prcr yard wide menno 9 cents.
worth 20; black and white calico cents worth 10:
woollen flannel IL cents blankets % per cent less
than they have been so d this All wool cas-
sImere 80 cents original cost IS very good cassi-
nets lS cts; fine towels cents boys silk pocket
handkerchefs l2 cts; gcntemens silk handkerchicfs
- cents childrens comforts els ladies' vests 90
cents worth 100; gentlemens' undershirts 25 .ents
yard wide bleached aud unbIeache cotton cents ;
bleached sheatlng 10 cents. worth l2l2
Fine Shifting 5K cents. fine bleached muslin 10
cents worth IL, canton flannel cents, ladies'
gray and black lambs wool hose very CHEAP, black
and coored hose and half hose cents. gentemen's
yarn half hose lS cents ladies' black kid gloves 25c
worth 62, gentlemens white aGd coored Kid gloves
Soc, worth 81, gentlemen's lined burlin gloves &c.,
worth 25 long under sleeves and 12c, Chcmisetts
ioc, sambric founcng Bic. original cost IL, patent
leather belts 6 cents.
In my Boot and shoe Department have a lane
and well assorted stock which am disposed to sell
exceedingly cheap, ladies CATERS 81 and ST. ladies,
kid boots IS, wo;th 25 ladies' patent leather bus,
kDs. % cents, worth 100 misses coIored CATERS 81
and IS cents worth 100, misses shippers 25c gentle
mems boots 80 worth 80, boys boots IS and &c
children'n shoes in endless variety very cheap.
This is a rare opportunity Of obtaining goed goods
at very low prices, and would invite any in wan,
OF the above articles 10 examine my stock befor,
making their purchases. r. ID. HALL,
No. 373 Seventh st., 4th door above l.
ian Iq-lws
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CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, yesterday, after we went te
press, the bill for the relief of Commodore Thos
APP G. Jones, to remit SO much of the sen
tence of the court-martial as deprived said
Jones of his pay while suspended from his
command-was discussed by Messrs. Gwin
Mason, Clayton, Mallory, Butler, Bayard
Seward, Rusk, Toucey, Stuart, Houston, and
Dixon when it was passed-yeas 20, nays II
The bounty Ian | bill of Senator Brodhead
was next taken up, and it was discussed fol
some time without conclusion; and then
after an Executive session, they adjourned.
In the House, tho Pacific railroad bill was
discussed by Messrs Bliss, Bayly, McDougall
Davis of Indiana, Oliver, Jones of La, Wal.
bridge, Hamilton, Fuller, Lane of Oregon,
Taylor of Ohio, Phelps, Benton, Washburn OF
Maine, and Campbell
The question was then taken on the pend
ing motion to refer the bill and substitute to a
select committee of thirteen to be appointed
by the Speaker; and it was agreed to-aye.
80, noes IS.
The House then adjourned.
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PERSONA.

80. Capt. Davis pronouncss the statements
Of the Washington correspondent of the Her.
aid, rslai i've to his movements in Cuba. in
famous falsehoods." This is in keeping with
the rest Of the g Satanic's' inform alton from
this quarter.
80. Tedssco is said to have met with i'm
nsnse success at tie Italian Opera at St. Pc
tersburg. On leaving the theatre she was
cheered by vas. crowd outside who had
awaited her exit, Notwithstanding tn 9 in tense
cold-ten degrees below freezing point
go. The remark attributed to Madame
Grisi, that the New York ladies going to the
opera house with their bonusts on made her
think sometimes that she was singing to ser.
want girls with their mistresses tickets. has
not been lost on the Bostonians. The ladies'
there, says the Transcript, appeared, " not In
bonnets and dark articles OF dress that absorb
the light, neither in low necked dresses and
short sleeves, but in light and bright color,
that enlivened the house"
80. Miss Bunkley, in private letter to
friend in Frederick, Md, as We are inform ed
by the Examiner states that she has &c received
many letters from editors and publishers in
every part Of the Union, making offers. nm
precedented, for a narrative of her life in the
Sisterhood, her flight" &c and that she is
engaged IN writing work for publication
go. The Mexican Diaro Official announces
tie removal Of Senior Arrangoiz, from the
post a Minister at Washington, for having
appropriated seventy thousand dollars Of the
Mexican indemnity, and gone to Europe with.
out leave Of absence
80. Sally Stack, the Secretary Of the late
Anne Royal, of the Huntress, died in Wash.
ington County, Nd, on Tuesday last.
80. A Maryland Know Nothing paper, In
speaking Of the appointment Of Hon. J. C.
brecklnndge rs Minister to Spain says, " q
better appointment has never been made
80. Tho contest for U. S. Senator in the
Massachusetts, Legislature is still und.c;ded
The members are nearly all Know Nothinos
but are divided between Gen Henry Wilson
Free Soil AbOlitionist, and a more conserya'
tive man.
The Baltimore councils yesterday con
frmed the following nominations, sent in BY
Mayor Kinks:
Brartz Mayer and William s. Peterkin,
Agents Of the city of Baltimore a. New Or.
leans in the NcDonogh bequest
George Nelson, President Commissioner Of
the Water Department; Wesley Stevenson,
Secretary and Treasurer Of the Water De.
partment.
Mr.. Mayer, it is said, voted the Democratic
ueSst IT the last Mayors election.