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AWARD OF CONTRACTS,

WARRINGTON Dec. 10, 1855.
The ros.m aster General has awarded the contract
furnishing wrapping paper, and twne for New
York and Cincinnati districts twenty States) to Th
and Lsthrops, OF Buiialo--they being the lowest
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rnn 40 M i'.e IT,

Deuh = q Lpaaagttthaf Calss.
Hsbry Yarnnm, 10, q ~ hrn = nss.fs. Bs~sy
FsrHsm %. y ihis ei,y, 80 ~ snsrBsss. sns
,hai svi pAlrf.l HiAsss T. ~ any ihlrc y.A a 1s
nge hr. I1Dum 80 o. in,isw "A tacob D~n, ~
Asw I3rs ans ons = shH ts4Y.sss importers a Ffsaea
German and bliish ify goods sBa si.ss w this sity.
us 49, fasrshsn; - honor ans ss~vrtsy, In H.
laarusgr ~ q, sr1nsnf divine ei~s " Tvs.
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FURNITURE.

(yOTTAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE wAREROONs
~ 5l4 Broadway, opposite the ~. Nicholas Hosl-MA
THEws STACEY Offer for sale he most extensive
Of fancy cottage cnAneed and French furniture IN he
United States reduced prices Every variety Of
pAAssss Pillows holsters, &c. nj AnufAcsurrrs prices.
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r ARGE SALE or DIAMOND AND GOLD JEwELRY.--
III o. l.. yANDEwATER viii sell. Wednesday, Decern.
btr 10 loh o'clock, The saiesroom, II Maiden lane
a W gold ewelry and diamond susbe Tor
ske hoa.ys consisting diamond breaches errrnsp nnger
III "a both clutter ard single stone Also 1nc tine u ~
Cart gold watches gold fob, guard chains.
Also nne II ash jewery, consisting brosch.
e. nes pins, earrings, studs sleeve buttons &C PAicu
a o
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oosxos FfssA-rsys ! -~so@ isvs iuS itss i0's
igfs Iifs igIo ists. ia, mo fgz JS1s I2Ls 80
rsr 2.--sos l9t7 ioto I1i2. la IRA 1907 iszz,
IA iC7 100.
rryrs~r csst,--sa~ aoo IsT, 20 100 Y,s -, cal.
ffi, los. ga az ut, nv ~, 49, tz1 s5s sS 80
~ va va slT. tis. sis, ~ Sx1 ~, ~ -. ~,
fxJ 80 80, -, sg7, ss sss IA 49, a. W, VI, ~
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CONFIDENCE or THE BANKS MEs--YBE UNION NON
MATED As SENATE PRINTER CONDITION OF JUDa
DOUGLAS.
THE PAwsEE CITY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aosroo
MgKY FOUND GUILTY AND sEsrEsCKD.

'''I"F'''f"F
Msjor and Bseyet Colonel Montgomery Ia, been sen-
tened by court martial 70 be dianissed the se
vice, for bis participation, while commanding Fort
Riley Territory of Kansas in the arrangements for con
yeying part of the military there into Pa wne
city in which Gov Rceder concerped rni at which
he summoned the Legislature TO Kansas 70 meet b
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II JoCELyN's NEW WAR MAP JUST PUBLISH
IA. ed-Noh sebAssopo ane gonasgrsiign Of SOUTH Cap
IL the haako; Attack aud Fearful struggle wi hin the
1cdAn Battles Of the Alma Bslaklava and kermnn View
Views Of south Sebasopo showing tn
Position the Allied Forces during he Campa North Ne
Aasopol showing M and The Present Position
The Russian ARMY. THIS entirely map, with ths
latest plans and views size ofmap - b, 81 nohes Price
cenn beautifully coored. Sent by mail TO part o. ID,
counr Tor postage The largest and best ooertof
f and views OF tbs kasern War published nj his once
MAJ book and print avens wanted tor every state In III
Union 20 sell from list Of popular maps Letters OF nqulrj
promptly snewersd caaoguss ana specimen 'hec's irre
n Bfewspapers copying the above and sending the
tie odfice win receive three copies and csiaiogus.
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NEWSPAPERS.

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The following the induce 10 subscribc:-A new
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TT'RE AMERICAN ILLUSTRATED NEwSPAPFR.-
j No. 2 OF FRANK LESLfE'5 ILLUSTRATED NEWS.
PAPER at all depos II the following engray.
ipcs-
The Fudora TragedyJhe sunken schooner City ISLAND
Arrest Of the negro mode Of raising the vessel.
Burning OF tho Steamers ut Memphis.
Execution of Gen. Corral, Nicaragua.
View Of Greytown
Portrait of Col Kinney
Explosion Of steam fire engine ut Cincinnati.
View Of JohA Methodist church.
Pacific Railway with 10 views
Fulton Market Nuisance.
Two In Nassau sfi Get.
splendid large eugra7ng Of Alvarez entering Mexico
Launch Of the stcsmship Vanderbilt
And all the Of the week
FRANK LEsi.yE's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER com.
regular this day, and will hereafter be pub
kshsd every saturday morning.
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ADJERTIsEmENYS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
YNQUAL TO THE INltIALS;-ATH
~ Just Published,


By AuTaoR or JoHs DkAyTon.
Beautifully bound In muslin IS Cents neatly bound paper
80 cents
TINS Is those natural and truthful domestic stories
which posssss for properly constituted minds far greater
racon than tho exaggeratons OF mighty wrought love fc
lions, the perverson Of facts which dgned th
Of historical romances has already had extensive
In England, where worss Of this class with juser
nppreca ton than amongst our excitement loving public In
correct porrAiture OF character ay Of humor and
neyolent philosophy Of aim we have not tor long time
with work which has pleased The reader
RED along rapidly by The agreeable style and interest OF the
beory and finds himself at us conclusion u of regrets
parting with the pleasantes acquaintance In pre-
krcas-New York Herald
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Nj WIS FROM WASHINGTON.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.

1HE sPrAkphsBIP- IN KIND IN va@@, rsRahps~~
PLANS or PARKER II. PRRNCn-rnEs IsATx PRINT
ING, ETo.
WASH scros, DEC. IL, 1885.
II dove opponents to-day mt House arc tbs general
theme e Conversation. Pans quilted himself ace.
fully, and his speech gained hun many friends. There
will b strong effort to adopt the pu
rally rule The friends Of Banks W II v,te FOR It.
informed this evening by friend Of Mr. Fuller t,s,
they pressed vote ho together with others, would
for administration man.
understand Parker II French, Minister from Sicara.
gus says. II the President does not receive him. he will
proceed to England ana France aud ask recc aion from
them.
The Senate nominated to-day the editors the
linton for printers.
Mr.. Fitzoatrek will give notice morrow for M el,o-
ton ON Wednesday. The President has estseliseed
tempo AIRY printing office in tie White House Tor the
purpose u putting the message in print.
Up TO this evening particulars by mall which Shan.
made mention Of in his despatch have received
by the President. D.
CONFIDENCE or THE BANKS MEs--YBE UNION NOM.
MATED As SENATE PnIsrEE- CONDITION OF JUDag
DOUGLAS.
WAsInsGTos, Dec. IL, 1855. n
The Banks anticipate The adoption OF the plurality
rule Tomorrow under which Mr. Banks win be elected
The Senatorial caucus have nominsted tbs Uaion for
printer Seventeen Senator'S present The election
"a considered very doubtful The platform lies oves.
Judge Doug'ts win no, arrive in wshipgt tll spring
he has gone 70 Cleveland 70 try the cure. lie
II suffering under a severe liberation Of the throat
IL isrumorcd that Mr. Banks Of the South Side Demo.
has been offered large salary 20 TO the Union as
eoitor.
Dunn's expose Of Greeley creates much excitement
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THE BALL SEASON.


MASONIC BALL.-THE THIRD ANNUAL BALI. or
M the Henry Clay Lodge =. A. NJ viii be held at the
City Assembly Rooms, $50 Broadway, Wednesday
evening December 1850 Tickets TO be bad Of the fol
waller 43 Forsyth street; Wn. Harrigsn 25 South street,
Freeman Poole Water street; W. Boswell, 25 South
the the door the evening Of the ball.
WALTER GRAHAM, Chairman.
WV. HARRIcAs Secretary.
FT,BE SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE AsToR HOUSE
Club viii be given nj Hbio's, Wednesday evening
Dec. 10 1865 Muic by Dodworh's full band
O. q. KISc, Secretary. JAMES !. PARKER President
YNHH THlRD GRAND ANNUAL BALL AND FESTIVAL
Of the Lorenzo r. Shepard Guard will be held Miliers
City Assembly Rooms. Tuesday evening. Dec H.
A. J. MATHEWS. Secretary. III. w. RIVER, Chairman.
vTrHE THIRD ANNUAL BALI. OF THE YOUNG MEN
In AID OF the funds OF the Ladies' Hebrew benevolent
r1e'y will be held Nibos Wednesday evening
Tickets ~, TO 30 ottsined OF any OF the members.
JONAS ID. SAMSON, President. l9t Blocker street.
sinos MARIis, ser,tary, lis Maiden lane.
AiIxrn MsERs, Treasurer, al broadway.
VOLS celebrated band has been engaged for The
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r ETTERS on THE SOUND DUES-QUEST ION THESE
is4Ar Of the difficulty between the United States and
Denmark, IN serious aDd conscientious Valuable
cts and ststug brought bear the
points issue Ihe right Of Denmark to levy the Sound dues
ably sustained ard the policy Of the administration shown
b IL true light Price 25c. Sold by
II. w. CHRIs1ERN 763 Broadway.
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NOV READY.-FANNY GREELEY; OR, CONFESSIONS
IN Of Free Love Sister containing full expose of
tories Of the passional attraction. Price sc, mailed
receipt Of price, +. BRADY IL Ann street.
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4 Hin sPrAkrhsBIP- IN KIND IN yi4w, rsRHhps
PLANS or PARKER II. PaRHcn-rnE sIsATx rai >
ING, ETu.
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cotppspps6oaee 81 he ulsfesen
BreadsssT Morket- E&;ppisg- Sailing 81
cfeamss,s - AfySeaa EMfRrdfson - Sea
CAPTAIN Dr0wncd, &c.
Thursday wss IN exciting day on Change Un.
der the Il 6oeuce Of the Bslic's advice' and the
receipt OF considerable orders for bresdssufs On
French and German sccousta prices oil medium
hrsnde won't up one shilling barrel 10 the large
s.Iea There we're some sales for November de-
livery NJ o. Wheat also advanced . 5 cents -
The clipper Telegraph arrived yesterday with
csrro Of -four, which had been shipped TO Califor-
ola, and finding no sale there had been bean sent
back here.
Freiehts are advancing Vessels are 10 sctive
demand and the shipping Interest at large, dos
fair ere long, to make up for the heavy losses sus-
tanned BY the severe times OF Iss year conseque
upon the then universal depression OF trade
The steamship Arsgo, and the Ariel, Vsnderbhts
ouposition steamer both sailed at noon to day,
for Southampton and Havre Each will probably
arrive at its destination az soon - practicsoie'
not sooner, and one of them the soonest
The Araao took out 1868 SOC In specie on ire'gn'
and one burdred and twenty-three passens1p at
cIudine Hon. Robert McLaine and the nasei
Fsmilyr The Ariel had % 300 in specie ana iof'y'
ga Am p he arrivals by the Baltic was Mr. Niblo.
- Nihios. Garden whe has been abroad arranging
sor ,e Amusement of the public during the ensuing
season. ,.,.x,.a
their customs at the opening of their new year
To-day the "Dsy of Atonement" services will De
held 10 all the synagogues.
Rachel will attend the Temple 10 10th street this
morning.
Rev. Morris Pease, agent for the Colonization
Society Is moving in project to get up an expedt
lion to explore the rich country south and east OF
Liberia aud II possible to mark out the boundaries
of new republic for colored men, emigrant' from
the United States.
Among the notable marriages this week 10 that
of Geo w Griffin of Chrisiys' Minstres
A dessrtion of seven sailors from the U Sioop
of War, Cysne, occurred Wednesday. but the de
serters were captured yesterday. Their names
are Chas Moore, Geo Ravens, VIM Grant, John
Wright, Ed Brown, Jas MDonnell and James
Nevins.
Cap, Rodney Hunt, of the schooner Oliver, from
Passport, Ne, lying at pier No 3, was drowned
Wednesday night by falling overheard from the
vessel
Amanda Cook alias Adelaid Greed, young
women who for the past seven years has led life
of infamy, was found dead Thursday morning IN
her bed at the house of III fame, No l2S Duane
street,
The New York Liah. Guard. Capt Vincent, sent
a check to the sufferers at Norfolk, In honor OF
their Captain, who Is a Norfolk boy.
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LrALL TRADE 1856.
l. BROOKS BELL l. WALLER,

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
We have In store by various arrivals from Foreign
aud Domestic ports complete assortment of Goods
adapted to Fall and Winter trade. portion of our
stock is of our own importation, purchased with
cash, the remaindsr selected with great care in
markets.
1t il our intention, in connection with other par.
ties, TO open house in New York the lat of Janu
airy next, also to continue business here. 1t will
thelef be very desirable to reduce our stock to
the lowest point To effect this We will ofsr great
time. We will allow dscourt of 6 per cent from
the face of all months bills paid at the time OF pur
chase. BROOKS, BELL WALLER
SO l8-d1m
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RUNAWAY.


IOO wsy from the sasssribss On th4 niehto
ths 18th instsnt, negro man named JESSE. about
50 ysars 81 are, Of dsfk somplexon, has dsiicste
look i've fsst slight OF nins inches hieh isrssher In
clined 10 be stoop shouldersd. Also, . negro 40.
man named AOELiA, seou ~ yesIs old. feet high,
cut, she has mole her chin and . sosr on
her hight arm. Also, brisht nulatte siri named
ELLEN, IL or yesrs old, about fe ct or ipohes
high. brown straight hair black eyes There IL no
doabt that they wilt attempt to get to free State
We viii give One Hundred and Fifty Dollars re.
fifty dollars reward for either Of them with sIl rea.
sonable expenses. JOHN NEfTLES,
se 17-ts G.. B. LIPSCONB
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GRANARY AND FEED STORE

~ The underssned has taken the bouse corner OF
Franklin and Wall streets, formerly occupied by
Messrs N. 3. G. B. HILL for the purpose o con.
he will keep constantly hand full assortment of
aii kinds Of Grain, Min onal, Hay, Corn Meal and
other articles usually kept In 0ranaries and Feed
Stores.
He hopes by giving bis business strict personal at
tention and selling reasonable terms, to secure
liberal patronage from his frisnds and the public
generally. Hewiil deliver any article Tree Of charge
anywhere In the poratien. He will also attend to
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
for moderate commission. and will insure for his
70 a-ts JOHN w. cos ~.
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NO1ICE.-P Passengers going North are
IN hereby informed that on and after SATURDAY
Railroad Company win always stop ct the SL AeH
COTTAGE HOTEL sufficient time to allow those
who desire to do So g ots.n ereakfast and Supper
Mash Cottage. Aas. 81 10 IS. an an
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GLOVER HILL CRATE COAL.-W.
~ are now prepared to furnish our customers with
a supply of the above popular fuel
ALsO-ANfHRAC1TE COAL, (Red and White
Asbo and Bitumnous Coal for Smiths and othe,
purposes.
We keep also full supply Of OAK and PINE
WOOD, all of which we ofe at market rates.
BRAZEAL l. STAGE.
n Orders left at Office on Basin Bank, between
9th and 9Th streets, will be punctually ate nded to-
% 12-1m* & 2
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LOVE, MURDER AND SUICIDE IN GLAsrENsuRv
CoNN.-We learn from the Hartford Times, that
Jacob kellogg was murdered by Andrew Sin iboth
Germans) In Glastonbury. on Monday evening
Sin loved a German girl who had bestowed her sf
fectons upon Kellogg, and while the latter was
and stabbed him to the heart. Sin then asd. was
pursued, and to escape, plunged into the fac.
tory pond, where he stuck In the mud, and per.
ished "A1 POI
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS TNSTTTTTTE
FihcT PREMIUM AWARDED TO
JOHN w. DAVIES.
STONE CUTTER

NAN sInEET, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH.
RETURN thanks to my friends. for thei
y kind patronage during the past four ye.,s A.,
sess leave to az that am nov prepared to furni.i
.tose 'FRONT.'. HonSmeIts, 1onlbs. Vaults, and At
work Ia the 8tone.C Cutting and B Building line
duality OF Stone end Worhmanship not 10 bs nm,
p sssd North or oouth. ~ *
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TALL TRADE, 1855.
l. By recent arrivals am in receipt Of
, 5 bales Marseilles soft Almonds
5 do Bordeaux do do
10 do Irica; 10 bags Sicily do
10 bbls Morier do
5 do Wslnuts
bags Pecan Nuts
10 bags Palmnuts
q boxes Citron
S barrels Currsnts
800 boxes Raifns-assorted
1000 do Sardines--whoe half and ar
$50 do Gam Drops-assorted
so do Jujube Pane
$50 do No Fire Crackers
Is do New Crop Lemons
Is do assorted PICKLES
10 do do Preserves
cases Prunes
so boxes Muscat Wine
Together with general assortment of
Fine and common Cigars
Fruits, Confectonaries
Fresh Steam Candies
And my own manufacture made daily, to which I
invite the attention of country merchants and the
trade generally. LOUIS J. BOsSIEUX.
80 I8-6t No 107 Main st.
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CHANGE OF BKvKRAGE.-The New York Times
says that the great body OF the drinking mob of
that ;ily have substituted lager beer for the poison
ed brandy and hot wbiskey which they used to i'm
oibe. The Times congrstulates the public on this
amelioration 10 the character of the bbulation of
that metropolis. -
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'TURPIN, ROPl B Il MURRAY, Us-
pEarAxsas. No. 90 'ersor street, RlshmopA
We. keep eonsaptiy on n I'll tiads Of rsady .madC
y.2S-dly sA u =
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W. .ae omcial robes OF the late lamented R,.h,r
q, ns ag' have been presented to Bishop sco,t
for Sis sosl minsrsst Cloverpor Ky have struck
Jas Brosdwell. an old ,,,xsc
on Tuesday last '"'~'n OF Cincinnati, died
or, on The nigh, of the 5,b ,n.,.,,
Ru ssss:,opo By The brrn,, nrs O.
u.siios a Fl ,9y having eompls..d til. ,o,v.,
10 WasSDston Win n. boundary, Is On his voS
Tbs King Of Prussia l. er.6,.u.
dropsy Of the chest sinking under
Hon. John Y Mason, U. g. M,,,s., -
ION lor one ct the German wsterIDg place. Aris has
naihaoiel Sands. OF Cornwall. N. Y.rs,,.
!. 6s.n 'nd IN "Wtllis Letters from Idle~i,c
o naoPs-shs gambler mansion In par,. vb,ch CO.,.
'"0'o0o Hsess, hss been sold Tor l,3a2, $50 6asos
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BLANKETS, B LAEKETS-deayv
- 6isnkets for Servants, &c for sale by
seq G. HARTWELL & CO.
DIRE AND MARINE INSTIRAN(!F

EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. -
u TIE INsUR ANC Z COMPANY OF TIE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, at Winchester, Va
Branch Once l4th street, ID door from the Post
Office. Richmond. Va Charter Perpetual Capits
S9e0. orc tbs Company will insure first clsss
Back DWELLINGS, erpetusly for single pay.
ment OF Pc, cent Time poiicies will also be e.
country, at current rates.
Marine and Inland Trsn.portation Risks taken G n
a. favorable terms a. by any other responsible Com
pany
ALL LOSSES are promptly and literally a. justed
at this ofhee BREEsE. ActuaIy.
REFERENCES.
Sam'l Marx, Cashier Bank OF Virginia. Richmond
J A. Smith do Farmers Bank Of Va. do
Joseph y Anoerson, Eaq do
Messrs Hawaii Co. do
Henry T. Brsat, Cashier Of the Bank Of the VAL
ley, Winchester. sa,-a- = :"
J h. sherrard. Cashier Of the Farmsns BANK, Wiz.
ehsaer gss
Hon. James n. Mason. U. 9. g., winshsstsr.
so2l-dSn s,sa 80 $50
CRUSHED SUGAR.-I50 bbls. Ia store
.sa .. 4. skinkER i CO.. % Cay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-24

TIRED OF BEING CITIES The cities of Hud,o,
u'ed OF their municipal dignities and the peoni,
nave given notice that they will apply TO the nex
legislature OF New Jersey, to have their charter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-24

GOOD PRoFrTs.-The Nantucket Inquirer of tho
l!tn Inst says; "There is whale ship now lvins
at the wharf which has just accomplished her ,brd
voyage Into the Pacific, to which she was fitted A.
Eners, over and above an interest scconnt ,sa
slug little sum of $50 OOOn TUG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-24
.,RUE TURF on

s soown. equal to an oaa.s Of # ~. s,': H.
Bruises and Sprains. 'sasss
Burns. Sore Legs and CbiIhl.snna = siloes L.,
tramp and fett 81, stirrs 81 trssh Cut ~ "
sne Mails, lnhamed Brsasts gi.ns WoaaSs
Back, swelled Legs and stisnss saoa sr russ..n
to colds. Nv Damage from
f.a % and 9 Is :. ss .s.' ss,,,.