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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-01

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sxas@T z1sGa s140&Akkz189 8&SAxAH aTex
DRfCKs EEDUCE6.-RfcHN0S6 ~.
I .CELsiOR WORKS. coassas sF ssvssrs AsD
The subserber s.sss pleasure in AM .npou.e.r "a h.
puhiac shst his FLAMING and SAW MTLL Il now r.
omplete order. sg agz7s9ss8 s4ss = 30
AZ. Hssans recently Incurred AZ sxpe.ss e several hun
tor lisslIs Sswine and fons1sine and 9rooving afi
knds Of Boards and Pisnk, be = now enabled 20 ere
sue up Psr@r Emo, ross e eaIly ledacsd price,
de 81. a. ....a.ls l.le WILLIAM FORBES.
EHAs. M LANa3f1kf, TN ana S6eee
Iron Msnaissssysr, 18th street. beswesa MAIN
= = ~ Gas TiTTiNa AND rIxTuRgs
Steam Pipes for GhuTshes, Public EniidinnL &c
Metallic Roofing Guttering and Spontine, pat
We'll szs6 8, gsis S n s T.ss Rs
G RAGE H6UsE-fAs .abscriserA eA hsy. =.
--,-ins greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm.
proved his store at No. S. Msin street, Richmona.
large, that his stock now consists in R.ro =
enes Nockawsys top and no top Buggiez Saddles and
HaInes1 OF all kinda usually made fsi this market;
Ssaae Ss,r pssa BHaies Martingses staps BittA and
snd Riding Whps; osne., Gmbrsiss, and BasishIa s
Sloyss iat sIssaE Trunks Nsces Carpet Bags, La.
and Blankets Of various qual;t;ss snS nr;ce,.
king altogether Of the hest Housss ii ths Stats
for persons 10 equip themselves for horse bach ara
sseIS public !. for sas. y
invited TO call and examine his stock ana ,,r;rs. ~
does not say he cells lower than sshers fer he don,t
know what others debut only asks of persona Who
want any of the above articles to ook AZ b;s befr
trying elsewhere. He assures them that eysrv in.
dacement which can, viii be offered TO serre them
ried assortment of Haraess Mounting. Psfsnt ana
"a a4,3s. .as ~. JNO. w DENNIS,
,r. No, 81 Main IT., doom above St. Charles.
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5,IiNV ,VCTi0NEERS AND

,.RV.N SHINE, AUCTl0SEEKS AMI
| ,roMNfsSION MERCHANTS, "a Main street,
vi, sttend TO all sales oil Real and Personal Estate
so to the sales Of House Furniture stock ~'
Sr on accommodating terms -.
p. l. LARus- "
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n Auction Notice.--Having retained p0s.
session of the large warehouse l4th street. recent
ly occupied by us, prepared to receive
signments, for sale at auction. of DRY GOODS,
SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING. FURNITURE. or any
other description of Merchandise. The premises
yanfa geously exhibited. Terms liberal, and prompt
returns rendered. asa --.sf'zf
de 2l---ts KENT. PAINE l. CO., Aucta.
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~ A Letter from the Rev. DIR. john G..
McCabe, of Hampton Va. 7s899es f5

y u - - - HAMPTON, VA, Oct. 1b, Ig55.
Having had occasion to use. BAKERS premium
BITTERs in my family within the last two Yeas, in
OF dyspepsia and headache can safely
say have used any remedy for these distre
ing nialades with signal success this. i have
carefully avoided recommending any of the vsr-
nostrums with which the country il flooded, be-
cause believe in majority of cases, they do
harm than good but Bakers Bitters have been
tried under my immediate olsery alton, and produced
such beneficial resalts do not feel liberty with
hold my humble testimonial to their value.
slsesaa tzs25 JNO. G. McCABE. F,
(, Sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO., and Drugsists
generally. e oc so
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r.. NO 10 MAIN STREEl, oaSi Iue,I - SC.
- ,bIc ss Auction sers for the sale OF keal Estste
Enrniture Groceriss Dry Goods Horses Cattle. SG,
:, he shortest notice and upon the most
Having large and commodIous rooms they "ll re-
% GOOD. for sale at pr,sate sale without the charge
", door sales of every description attended to up
on reasonable terms. N.Y. NoTT
T. B. COOK. WV"
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TERRIFIC SLEIGH RIDE.--1hc Wheeling Intel
ligencer of Thursday gives an Recount of fearful
sleigh ride which took place near there the day be-
fore, on the occasion of the tirA snow;
MIR j. $. Wheatc, i'll cOmlaly with several gen
tlemen, was driving along ths ridge Of Wheeling
Hill at point Immediately abe eve the house Of Mr
Sockman which is situated ils the valley several
hundred feet below the top oGthe bill, when the
horses other became frit htelsl OF unmanageabie.
reared up and lcaped down ttA awful precipice.-
Mr. w. was the only ono wi.0 remained in the
sleigh, the others having iunssd out. The steep
or tho descent is such that horses and sleigh
must have tunlbled and rolled DIcf and over, rath
than ran or slid, until their Fearful course was
arr asted by rocks and undertfush. Mr. Wheate
fortunately lodged against tluateT of pawpaw
bu hes before ile reached andhcf and sleeper
precpicc below fall from VIII h must have prov
cd fatal. As it was. his right ag was broken be-
low the knee and severely mangled The sleigh
and harness were dashed aal torn to pieces, and
both horses bs,lly cut ami bruised; cue of them it
is thought, will either die orr be totally useless
The occurrence was late at night and Mr.. w. was
with great difficulty reached by his companions,
who by means ct sled srsc decided in conveying
him to the house OF Mr. S0pkman, whore as soon
as possible his wounds were dressed.
The accident is regarded1y all acquainted with
the place where il occurred, almost miracu-
lous escape from instantaneous death. We doubt
whether the famous "McColloch's Leap" which
occurred near the same spot was a more strange
and startling affair" ,E s,Ez5--t
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HAIR DYEs.-.lsflusns feneanteneeus
III Ph. kef's Magic ffairfBye; Bsteheiors do; seus
tisn do. our psspsrstoa. For sale hy a,cor
Do ~ = y. TsSot
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THOMAs HOW. 3Tg Main Sfreef, i

4 now receiving his fail supply Of Block Tin Goods
suitable for housekeepers. Also of Wood Ware, COM
pnsng every article in that line oc Is
MKssRs. REX a. 0IOYER w0nid In
- iofn the citizens of Richmond that they are now
prepared TO furnish FLOUR In TO- Is 20 or 25 pound
sSssE or CORN MEAL III any quantity from their
S'esm Mil, corner ef Main and 2lst streets or from
"sH e wagon at customers doors, 1t sslort notice
hrst-rate article. f.f
oe lin" fn REX MOYER
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THE DAMYbIsPATCH
Tuesday Msrninx, ,nuary 1, 1856.


INDIAN OurRAGEs IN tLoRIpa--SRyEs Sol.
pIrRs SUPPOSED TO BE NJ tDERED.--By an extra
from the Office of the Chafsston Courier, we have
the following account of q attack on q party OF
United States troops nea, Hot Simon Drum Flo
rida: aS 4
An exploring party undes command Of Lit Geo.
l.. Hartsuff I'd Artilleri 6nsisting of one Ser
geant one Corporal and sesen privates, were sud
denly attacked by a part n Seminole Indians, al.
daylight on the Goth uit, sbSit l6 miles s. T.. from
Fort Simon Drum, that parry being about 40 miles
S. +. from Fort Myers. Thcee men of the COM
mand arrived at Fort Myea on the night of the
2lst it is supposed that Lied Hartsuf and the
mainder Of his party have ben killed.
Most of the public aninahl with the expedition,
(some eighteen in number aere also shot down
Lieut. Hartsuff, when last Sen, had one arm bro
ken, and is supposed to havebeen wounded In his
side. Private Hanna; of Company c.. I'd Artil-
lery, one Of the party, who Escaped, brought the
above information to Fort Fyers Hanna was
wounded in the abdomen mot seriously it il
thought: he left another Of To- party (private Ba
kerr also wounded about III miles from Fort My.
erS
Baker gave out at thai ,poA, aud could come no
farther. The Indians making the attack were
some twenty five or thirty iRhumber. Two com
panies of the I'd Artillery we'd TO leave Fort Ny
ers on the morning of the 3diult, in search of 1t
Hartsuff and the missing meui ibers of his party.
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~ SIC, most respectfully announces to the citizens
OF Richmond that he is prepared to make engage.
ehs with parents or pupils for Instruction in Music
siGaea GEORGE ppTsues the Solfezgi system of
soca1ation, deemed the oply perieet mode aud uses
The Instruction Books of Lsblance, TlCools Crevel.
IT and Slgnor Bora, late of this city.
" Orders may be left at the Book and Piano Forte
store of MesTs. James Woodhouse X Co, I39 Main
street a. I5-lv
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

- MONDAY, December 3lst
Amessage from the Senate announced the pas
sage of sundry bills already noticed in the proceed.
ings of that body.
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REHOtAL.-I have removed my office
from No. Pearl street tc No. 4 Exchange Place,
4ader the ExclEHge otel and next door to Mr. Vests
Book Store | ain pfyiag tie highest market price
for Land Warrants, Gold and Silver Coin, &c. and
esiag Eychange Gold and Silver and North Carolina
money on the best terms. Csll at
WIN, HURLEY'S Exch. Office,
oc 2-Sm No. 4. under the Exchange Hotel.
BROWN, Jr., stock Broker, has re
~ moved bis office to No. l5l tZinmermans) corne
Main and 18th streets Ts S-eod.s
TT PEMRERTON, No. 10 Easf 1tfnin ST.,
NCHhoND, VIRGINIA, offers for sale the
following Goods
Cotton and Hemp Seine Twine, all Nos.
MarshaIs Patent Seine Thread, do. =..t 7
Seine Lines, various lengths and sizes. r
Cotton and Hemp Cordage, Bed Cords and Leading
Lines = ts = II ~ q
Carpet Warp all colors; Cotton Yarns and Batting
Cotton and Wool Cards; Wool and Wool Rolls. q
t;ager, Pepper All=piee, Chpeolate, Cocoa.
Indigo Blue, Starsl S.lEtsrd: Shot all sizes
Daponi's Sporting Powder; English and American
GuA Caps q
With wen selected assortment of GROCERIES
suited TO the tradeaH, any part of which. viii be
sold at very small advance, FoK CASH oc "a
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A4E-NsITfyh We have ON hand and for
e2eea1 sale DECK BOATS of the largest
size. Also OPEN OATS, and
Square Timber from 80 TO 60 feet ut our Boat Yard
Penitentiary Pond, Richmond. 8sSIsg
au l0-d6ma HOWELL MEScTER
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as he would get her husband on. of pri,..
~ bim out. The next morning he and Rosep-
. So rsred togc,he', and said that she mast give
~. ,oo for the Judge--that he. Piser, worked for
o u.ta her husband was out and then he shoud
40 for himself ard $40 for the party who baiIed
e'' rsss.suburgh). Mn. Williams informed the men
Dy. had not so much money, but would give him
w. u.ney, her husbands gold watch, worth SO,
= !, ehain worth $l7, aud a gold locket and kew
&C. rss IS. Piser then said that he would tie the
81 as she was poor, and would persuade him to
ia. SIS, watch, &c. She then gave him the
~ .sd other articles, and Rosenburgh soon after
IA for her husband, who was released. Two
:. .aeward the bail was forfeited and the hus
:, ,.s rcsrested and locked up. Mrs. Williams
.s,es that she believes the represent atoms made
4, ,.o men in regard to the Judge and a, to their
n, 10 &c, her husband permanently released we're
~, flse, and made for the purpose of defrauding
!. u expected that the accused viii be arrested
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coppINGTON-On Sunday morning. Dec a. yspitLn L
CoodiI ron. IN the 10 J.sr Of bis sse.
ri, f.pds Of bis faulty respectfully invited
.t.ud bis fubssl wednss1sy afternoon. the Ast tss
az D u from bi. late Te.sdsAce, Ne n yfh ssoess
without further In vitsisa-
JOSEs-in ws.hinzsoa, Texas, On THURSDAY De
h. 0rrhAse Of the lUHss Heery W. Jores lASs d N ~
BaItis Jones L Co. Of tss cIy.
PATTEasoN-ou Moncsy, Dee. q, Aissta VI"
Ber fs,sns. ana .so.s II her .os.' W T.. s4a -
tersor Of Der brothers W w and n cfs's a.. lat, -
st;sud the funerL. vsnon, further nu.-s'' =. Nss
18th, AZ IL O'Clock, a. No. So5 East bf0.e"y'
- 81 nI,... a. .as,ord seipnsn, yousses, dsssADw
eiIhe ste George scipnas ia ne hsa YEA, =.
The frl.ps. OF the .niIy respe< tfuiJ nsit1a
fam, srrS,ss. "a rhsTsdsy afternoon. Dec &C.
:, III 49, - Tsos Truslow No zn niAka street -
Gc.ad s,esre lthoat further NJ tes
Be- tin or. snd We hiBston Pspes p'esss copy.
rOwNr-Ou' MooSAy morning. Dec. n JsssSs Ts~s~
ysvs,s q wednesday. 3eh nA, ct p -. Asa Ne =
-, sssssG Tse hiss1s Il he kaey. ssd the 100
Csr.sSsfisss Lsdys Ne ~ 2. 4 n, selssaee1 - ~
"a utsAsss esssAa hst111sA.
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Internationally
WINTER. 1856 We have mat mannf.etr

nom our lat imPortatons for the
inep OF our popular RAssss and other styles Ovy
ara OspEs COATS from EsqUimaux Beaver. double Presdent
40 Chinchla DC Also very large and beautiful assortment
esn from Beaver Cloths made in perfect imitation Of
Otter Seal and other fus confined exclusively TO us
Our stock OF BOYS WINTER WEAR L. very complete "a
which We invite the attention Of heads Of families.
We have also received for m. season NJ
WHITE FURNISHING GooDs-Under. Wear Robe, 40 Chan.
bre. Shirts, Gloves, Shswls &c.
We offer great inducemsn close this very large stock
OF ELEGANT WINTER CLOTHING have commenced the
hAhahcture OF cur sprns stock ID. DEyLIS Co,
Nos 25s, 253 and 200 Bro
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A CARD-TO DRUGGISTS AND FaNcv coor,
Dt,Lt hS-fEIRiDGE Ca propoete,ss Of b.. a Of IT,
seno fIowu., are making arrangements with oy.r eoo
newspspeTs all over the United Stats a. an expeass f
&C verti.e new aud improved Il P,msde n.
tne oai !" Do called "WooDLAsD CRE.M shich IN. ,hs,
edop "a a. trade mark THIS will be "a oeio, ~
rroen article imported aud for half the price Ii viii ).
r., ossonA sA's cups w,ta metallic tops the ~hle iu-
"a 40 elegant blue and gold wrsppsr similar 10 the
DnD sib the same .ca-S prices Druggists will pl.sss
W ~ nar orders - they vii be filled In the order ia which
'seJ e"nie FsTaIDGs Co,
Franklin New York.
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MARRIED

KIssAy-BATYs-op Tuesday Dec. y, ~ ne Nv. -
pr.n,. VIE A. E'.s- TO Hsry j. daughter u -
is.s Join n. Safes I'll Of this eisf
p.usrr.uA-Rlr-oBs uLG.,. Dec. H. At hsnss~1, Co..
Nv n, Rev. DR. Atwood, az be r-sdsnee' NJ AnsIy
R,snetary OF Broollys N r. &c hiss julia y hos q ~
lsruer place.
DISQUALIFICATION Tuesday, Dec. g. sk 81 BNshsas
80, ChUrch 10 tbi. city BY the Rev sAmL Cook nf-
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COURT cALEEDAR-Tms DAY.

COURT CALEEDAR-THis Day
UsrED SrArTs DISTRICT CouRr-Nes. 30, ~ -
sUrExss CoURT-speeisi Term.-Ee Other caass
viii be sIen Up Till January The Balance Dsss -
sUpRrxE C.URr CrRcuIr.-Th Calendar Viz -
DO called sgsia this Term. f.-
SUPERIOR COUKT.-N0 Calendar
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BnooELrs MEDICAL SocIIrr-A new Medical &.
~ p tes ortahzsd under ths above nsune meeting.
70 sso IN The 10 -ttDe Wa~liastan the fSqe
OF each month The ob3-ct the aiv.nee n-nt %
a.. .nee II. following Ae The ofesTs: Presiasnt
nAetH OtiAson sics Pn.sideni John Ball. J. z Cixrk:
.eordihf s.s.;ay. Jones sCorre.psna s-e.ey
a N Bel Treasurer Jsbn Byrne.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Now Ready: VAsDERvRER's PATENT ARIrH-

hxIc.L TABLES new and valuable ace for children in
tStne the huLTIPLIcATIoS TABLE. this ar.
the youns Learner relieved Of the ioun .s with
The ksowedse Of the combns Ion au osrs az.
N.p hereto ore ~" desed Also 1t 10 beautiful Holda, Pre,
emit ,Sd cannot Dc surpassed BY Booksellers SAXON.
s and Yankee Notion Stores ssrsy Also Wholesale ana
Retail BY the Proprietor. ! n MovpUI
No ~ Broadway, up stalrs. Room No hi Nex.York
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sr-RRoGATE's COURT-Dzc. s-BefOre A. W. bsAoSokp.
INTERPRETATION OF wILL-PEIscILLA TAXES WHAT
WAS BIQUEATHED TO PARIS THsf Btis' ONE
AND THE SANE PERSON. 49,.
TIE SURROGATE The testator PROVIDED oy me
r-.iecary claim Of bis vii follows Al re rest e.aae
.nc OF nv well 40 real or PERSONA " as
,roeeed. tasref 1--WE, devise. and oeaae1;a unto my az
Ten E, Zppar,h Betty Rebeee. soa ksese sqasy .aars
died horr and pam asssd 70 deter mine
hare sSsed paced % her oersoeA rep. sna
FAMED Ia the .iSussy Is 70 Be di'tnosted ."ns "a
tes,snrs Of hin pron % hs e.tse 90
a. se oses eres seserl ssf spschc, have been sAsed
ad en- pagsx:H t,srg es ~ rssl q ne ssesess q -
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sUPEBIoR CoURr-srEeIAL TEEm-Dee s7Esi''' Judge
HOFFMAN.


HOFFMAN.
TIE JOSEPH WALKER Up AGAIN.
Nose. Taylor The Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co. 81 a.
The plaintiffs cue owners of ons h,lt OF Pier No.
q East River and Of the bukhead on the west side
tte,rof They aIlege that the 18th OF Dec 1913,
the joseph Walker was burnt ard 'ubk near their balk-
head 50 prevent vessels coming TO- aud th It tne
wreck having been abandoned by the owners to the
def pdsbt. with whom she wac Insured, il became
their duty to raise her; thrt they 4gr,ed with Capt
Bel 90 70 do but that be ncumbsred the whsr In the
uy,e of his work ~ damage their business and
finally left tbrgs wope than he found them Damages
10 the an cunt OF SIC, 600 are clsinfd.
The defendants demur several grounds, the TWO
principal ores being that the complaint shows no f.s.
on their part and that il the dnty Of the papnns
or of the Corporation to remove the oostruehons'
ary existed.
The demurrer was argued by B +. Butler TOR the
plairxiffs and d. Lord for the Defendants.
Before Judge BeswoRrs-
Beep Az JiInnsrson-
Injunction granted oosditionslly.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS

HIGHWAY RoBBERr.-A young German, while p-o-
70 bis home in Newark Saturday sv-niur a..
ssotra ON Belmont slue f,etory ky 80
ore OF -bom seized him by the DecI Will. The other
i1oe-o IN Of ~ gold BE hAs. carrying
iS none, about his boz y in . ssll ''-'
~, lhomes, The burglar. and partner Of Shields was
notA.d IRON State Prison Saturday kaynx been p.dop
o voc seson Of the Court Of Psrdsa TIE STAT. Ga-s,.
.hona hs been ote Of the in the prison
fsfostg TO york and makips repssed ps 20
ursn osL Why be vas PsTdensd still Ismsns mystery
We uncsrstAno that ofcsrs OF "a. r-.a.
mousiy opposed to his reIsasar
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a, charge against DIR. Moore and Joseph Hyatt
M By Alfred Livingston, and recently published in
:, rrrsuss, we understand has been dis missed by
J. arssd Jury for want of proof
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fAdversisemeut.
La CINDERELLA
ADVERTISEMENT

holiday piece, With an it's tricks and chang, ~, ~
sceseiy and sry boos p.J At Bsnum'. Na.e" k
TINS AFTERNOON and Evening Bring cut tbs iits
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Internationally

IAdvertiseutnt.I
N0rICE TOTUOsE TROUBLED WITH hUMoks:-
Mug 70 the great demand for my OIsTSENr IN ne"-n.
by ,hsu be- At The Now Haven House. corner OF ntos1"S
cssL-.t from the 2d to the 18th instant IRON " "
tsrOys SALT RHEvM OINTMENT alloys AL insnm matter
~ RAeum and EIysipess, shS .ysIy nai''' "
tnsEDYs scATTEENG OINTMENT VIII 'cS''e'
Insspy's HEALING OINTMENT will heal seroiah Sores
'-s Sores and Gsngrene sores &c e,,s.l.
.r.,ed Sore LIE permanently cured 10 &c" "se'
Ontmept comes within the reach Of al e!asses the most
esnsiye cure made cost but siktees dehais
d. a cure does not not cost hall OF That ,,a a..
with Hsmorso Sores are re.Pee'ia'y Nh'eH 70
~'''' =" a" cases poxaLp KENNEDY,
Proprietor OF Kennedy's Medissl pl.cosefSi
IAdvertisemenLl
Mothers, If you want TO make Biscuit and cake
& " .,pSs.ss .k yoar eTocE oS JANIS fS Drr
&c SALEEATUs; manufacturing depot, No 10 WsITens
tAdvertise moUt.l
b,xos MrIepEONs. and Music, can be bought
ID J,,n,y for Holiday Presents a. lower Pe- ssas ever
offered tho public. at MArEsss Agency, 20 90 10, %
ny Two Dollars worth Of WArERss Mes'N w oA' "'~
fAdvsr,isementI
Gas FIXTURES.
ohe' ss. III p .na Ia =, s'in S%s'''
New.Yors,
Third block west Of Brosdvy
JAMES q. MoFFET MANUFACTURED
lAdvertlsemeotl aI
Great aud small, short aud tall LORDS ano L
% CosB.s and the Babies go In for HOLINESS ees" s
sts PosTEarTs and one shLliog PoRrRsiryffs ana ao
fosEApns ~ ths original Picture factory No. ~ oio"a
~
n tAdyer,isenen,J II
GAs GAs--GAs FIxTUREs.--Several new aia
patterns Just completed. Csn al oar sIeat naAn"'''
Ssepos, No. SIC Broadway ,,,. . IN
O. fAaycTtsemsptI
~ Coop Books FOR ALL, on hrst page
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ru Nfw-GRASiDA SfocK FRAUDs.-A hearing
a, ease Of the President, VicePresident, Treasurer
:, shsn Of the New-Granada Canal and S,osm Nav
,.,s, Company, charged by Mr.. Emels Goulard Of
s.sLy, with swindliDg him ont of the deed Of
.... and lot worth $1,000, was held on Tuesday az
,,,ss before Justice Connolly. Tires lawyers were
hnd for the defense, and bat one, Charles s.
s,,sr, ESQ, for the complainant. Mr.. Goulard was
,ansed at great length by Air. Spencer, and gave in
ssa tho conversations and operations Of the Vice.
aidebt Of the Company, Mr. Requa, by which he
n, sduced to part with his deed. We published
5su week since the substance OF these converse
,cs and 6ey were repeated yesterday during the in
.tgshon The only new fact Of importance ELECTED
- that the Company proposed starting bank
i Eew-Granada, to be called "The National
,k of New-Grsnsda,' and offered to Nc.
lizard either the Presidency or the CASH
nss Of the institution. They even had a for
M Meeting Of the members Of the Company, in
,s1I TO the Bank, and Mr.. Gouilsrd states,
I'D to give him 500 per month for his SER
., and pay travelling expenses for himself
family. though they were to be accommodated
1 free passage in one OF the Company's steamers
G.. accepted the position as President of the Bank
was anxious to proceed to Granada to oom-
ace his duties, but put of from time to time for
) alleged reason that the papers were not ready.
! finally made up his mind that the concern did not
uOunt to much, and upon investigation found such to
the case and that al he had obtained for the deed
Il house and lot worth s., 900 was some worthless
~ in Company without foundation. The inves-
,utoa will be resumed on Friday next
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Holiday GIFTs.-Nothng more suitable OF ac1
sahe than one Of Roor's finely eelaTed PhoToGRFHs,
gnrRsroTyPys AMBEorYPEs aud MELAiNorYPEs, set III
.,. OF beautifully cased atRooTs, NJ is bIosdwsy COZ
3 IrxnkliDst.
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SUPREME COURT-sPEcIAL TERx-DEc. 1-Befors SseUs
CLERkE
Eh.sr Os,erbolt sst Yredoiek osterhoit
Divorce granted.
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OBJECTION OF BURGLARS The dwelling OF Mr..
- Erich No. g. First avenue, entered yesterday
Oon during the absence of the family and ransacked from
Mr. Erich, returning TO the house found TWO
Eyrs the of ing bureau and seized them both,
broke from his grasp aud fed The other was
ard and proved BE- youth OF IL years OF age named
an Keiser residing No 5l2 Mott street lie an old
d and has previously been arrested tor stealing hestr