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rA ACT . e. CaES ndridss.

YrHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
mail seamera-Ths ships composing Tho hne are the b.
lowfng
ATLANTIC, Capt wes PACIFIC, Cap& Ndrdgs.
bALTIC, Sspt Comssock. ADRIAT1C, Capt -.
These ships have been bx by contract expressly for gov
esumeot service Every has been taken In their
arncon, also In heh engnes strength speed
and ther accommodation Tor passengers unsquAuod Sr
elegance, and comfof Price q passage from New York
elusive .e Of state rooms 1925; from Liverpool @
,aehsd 70 each ship No besh secured antn paid sor
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SHIPPING.

LNOR LIvERPOOL.-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
u ship ATLANTIC, oapI James West Tha steamship vii
depart with the United States mAts for Europe, positively
foot Of Canal street For freight having unequAed
accommodations for elegance and comfort, apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS, IS Wall street
Passengers requested TO be on board at n O'Clock A.
NJ Shippers please take notice that the ahps OF this hn0
not carry any goods conraband Of All letters must
pass through the Post oceany others wi be refused The
ary2
NOTICE day OF departure Of this limo from New York
for 1856 will be Saturday, commencing January and
alternate Saturday. and from Liverpool Wednesday, com
meDcing January q, and every alternate Wednesday.
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CLAss CASES, COUNTERS, &c, FOR SALE, sUtTA sIE
NJ hat furnishing Apply ut rs Maidsa lane.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

IN in consequence Of distractions the city track passcn
gers requested 70 take the cars from Thirty rs
station VI al further notice.
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VOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL DINNER =
The holders OF tickets Nos. 50 and 90 will be admit
ted at tie dinner given ths OCCASION at the metropolitan
Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08

IyOR SALEM JERSEY CITY Two NEW HOUSES
LOCALIZED south Second street, houses three ory and base
ept water and gas Terms OF sale made easy number
neat and convenient houses in Jersey City for sale cheap
Will be sold easy terms. Apply 10 THOS WILDWOOD, 10
Nassau street. New York.
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paRs AKe AppVb
EDWD X. COLLINS, 56 Wall street N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY 4 Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 CO., n Austin Friars, London.
B. @. WAINWRIGHT L CO., Parts
The Of these ships accountable gold
silver bullion specie, jewsry precious metals
hess bills sdng are signed tsreor and s value thereof
Shippers please notice. that ships of une
goods c0ntraband az
All letters must pass through tho post Office other viii
be returned
for 1856 VIII be Saturday conmencing january and every
alternate Saturday; and fom Liverpool Wednesday,
mencing Jan. 49, and every alternate Wednesday.
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Es0R sALE-A NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE, 20 BY As EET
with lot 81 by l60 gas &c situated in The city Of Peter
Price $1,000, Terms easy. W. j. BHUNDRkD CO.,
Commonwealth Buildings, 15 Nassau street
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pRoADWAY rHEATRE-R. A. MARSHALL, SOLB
- L<aee-W Blake, etaae Manager-Doors open at6lz;
70 commence At O'CLOCK. TUESDAY evening, January s,
KING CHARMING;
o. rHE BLUE BIRD or PARADISE
charming me First. King OF he Fan Sea Isles, an
immortal parsonage II. g. Watson
herpeckt NE Hundrcdh King CockAyne. Mr. Whiting
Iyisna. bis Queen and second wife. Mime Ponifi
Princess Forina, daughter Of King Henpsckt by
his drst wife Miss j. Manners
Princess 1rouina; daughter Of Queen Tyrana By
her first husband. Mrs. Lite
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CADEMY OF MUSIC.-BALL AND FESTIVAL OF
"A the National American Club tonight Visitors
peculy Informed that the supper down stairs will be
opened at IL r. M and continue open until the close OF
ball The ladies' Ice saloons viii be open the
evening" also the gen,emens wine rooms in the
second circles and wines will be of the highest
class supplied from the bill Of fare at moderate prices
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The delivery of the property by Mr. Perhsm to the ticket
holders win not be delayed beyond the first day Of May 1885,
at farhes and viii be effected much sooner ~ all the
tickets sold OF which due notice will be given.
The Of this property win be wholly under The
control OF the ticket holders and of them only.
All orders tickets by mail should be add esed to JOSIAH
PERHAN Adarrs House, Boston, Mass.
Tickets far sale in New York at the principal hotels,
music and and n Ter l4h inst at box once Of
BUtKLEY'S CPkRA HOUSE. $50 BROADWAY.
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HOUSES, ROOMS &C., WANTED.
RRlCKYARD WANTKD-MUsr BE FIRST CLASS
~ yand convenient IN the city, and capable making
millions A long lease For
suitable yard good tenant be had BY addressing
broadway, room IL. r. l.. PurdY Co.
HOUSE WANTED-TO RENT. ON OR BEFORE THE
IL 18th OF February next, Rodcrn built house, situated
between Lexington and Sixth avenues above Thirty
enih street. Address, with location and rent r. M boz 6s
Post Office
HOUSE WANTED-FOR A SMALL. PRIVATE FAMILY
Ii genteel house with modern mprovements pleasantly
located between Bleecker and Twenty nth
west OF Broadway. Address O. boz aa03 oce stain
locaiiaon nd terms.
WANTED---BY A SMALL FAMILY, FURNISHED
w rooms-two or three with for kitchen privileged
by the LIST OF February, without board either
Brooklyn Reerence given. Address Rooms 32e9 N.
York Post Office
WANTED TO PURcHasE-A FuEr. SIZE LOT. (UNfx.
w proved preerred) for manufacturing purposes the
Second Fourth or lower part Of Sixth ward Amount say
about 81, 200 or $9,0U0 Address j. N p. Herald Office
WANTED-A MID ding SIZED FpRyr5RED ROOM
w without board, not above Houston
coed ~ week In advance With widow lady preferred
Address n, H. A., Herald o0lce.
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ENOR SALE FOUR FOUR STORY BROWN STOLE FRONT
houses situated on Livingston place fronting on stuyye
pneteen feet six inches by srty6ye feet and lots
hund ed and twenty feet Deep Contain oil the modern i'm
six four brick houses, situate the
westerly side OF First between Fifteenth and sixteenth
Stress commencing the of Fifteenth The
houses about feet two inches by about y feet
Occupied first class tenement houses with stores Lot Is
eghs fee, deep For terms, &c. apply ct No. i60 Tenth
e of Thirc
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NATIONAL AMERICAN CLUB FESTIvAL.-ACADE-
Nv my of Music jan 8, 1S56-Notce hacKmen and all
setting down their company the ABOVE
teenh their heads north In Irving
place, ana takc up in reverse order. by order OF
X. DEVOE, Hack Inspector
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08

H,OR NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH AND RICHMOND
The u. 8. mail seamshp JAMESTOWN. will leave fol-
NE above paces 6Auxdav nex Jan. II ct O'clock rou
pier Is North NO freight will be taken Petersburg
but win be forwarded there by railroad from CITY
Point usual Ireigm for Norion and Psssrsba1x b
eate included NorfoR 81 Petersburg Rich
nond, SO. Storage haK price Apply 70
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@QOO mn LADIES OR GENTLEMEN WISHING
POOC.VUU. loans on or 70 dispose Of, wat,hes, da
monda ewey pianos dry goods hardware firearms
musical Instr umens horses carriages harness. other
promptly c 40 S ssTss ga sod
and SILVER bought Once hours from TIL n.
eHnO NOO MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS
POOO .OUV. watchea, jewelry dry goods, segars &C..
Or bought Tor cash. stocks notes @S nesosss
brokers and merchans 100 Nassau street,
Of Ann, room No. 2, second floor.
&RE7 0OO TO LOAN-nN WATCHES. DIAMONDS,
valuable properly bought }or cash BY JOS e.
basement office, IL Chambers from till g. Business
prompt and confidential Old gold silver bought N b.
No business Tanssc ted on Saturday.
my AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN ON SHORT
a terms diamonds watches, plate rich jeweIry, aud
valuable personal property generally purchased at cash
prices H. WOOD 80 Fulton street. second floor front ROOM
8A NJ. to r. NJ few valuable oil paintings for sale at
bargain, or exchanged FOR merchandise.
A NY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN OR PURCHASED
N at cash prces diamonds Watches plate rich jewelry
valuable personal property and merchandise generally r.
WOOD 80 Fulton street, second floor front room A. M to
r. M A few valuable oil paintings TO be sod bargain.
BROADWAY PAvINGs INSTITUTION. 2T BROAD.
ID entrance Park place Dividend noce.-Deposi
tors hereby notified that the usual semi annual dividend
all entitled thereto at the rate of six cent
not exceeding $500 and nve cent over $500
will be paid and after Monday january FL Interest not
called for viii be credited principal Deposits made
before January r. will draw from the ls Bank
daily from 10 to o'clock and Monday Wednesday and Satur
FRANCIS p sCHoALs. President
WADE j. WORRALL, Secretary.
PETER CUNNING, Accountant
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CNOR HAVANA AND MOBILE -THE UNITED STATES
4 mail steamship QUAKER CITY, X. W. Shuteldt
mandeI win leave for the above ports January ~ ats o'clock
freghou Monday l4h inst Freight taken New Orleans
For freight passage apply 10
Smith PATRICK, agents, 81 Wall street.
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CUTTON CO.'S DISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
y cisco sailing regularly and positively the day
named Clipper Of Saturday, january a. the splendid
resolving her cargo pss North river and vii! positively
voyage Fan Francisco IN l04 days. dsohagng her In
perfect order She Is Of very small capacity having large
january before which shippers win please cemplss their
70 be followed by Empress OF the Sea Captain Wilson,
early day N. B-No freight taken after the day adver
used. SUTTON CO.. 50 South Street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08

INTERESTING COURSE OF LECTURES WILL BE
"A delivered In st. Andrews church, Park place. beginning
on Tuesday evening 18th ins att o'clock 10 continued
The lecturers and their Dr. Quinn
Dr. St Joseph subject Longitudinal dissection;
or, the Nature OF Hereay" Rev. Mr.. Mooney Bridgeps
Brooklyn, WIN take the place Of Rey Edward oRely New
burg Subject, Thrashers '9their Sayings
The viii be given by the Rev. Dr. Cummings St Steph.
ems; subject, American Principles Religious Inde-
rence.o
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"A OF The BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS.
GRAND NATIONAL AMERICAN JUBILEE.
Oraon festival and ball, In OF the Victories
Of the American party In the Union.
Delegations from sister hates.
Eminent speakers from North, South, East and West
GRAND FESTIVAL AND BALL. AT THE ACADEMY OF
On THE 8rH OF JANUARY. 1856,
for the benefit Of the deserving poor.
Balcony and floor tickets
Admitting gentleman and ladies'
Admitting gentleman and lady
House 6oA Broadway the committee previously
published.
PROGRAMME.
National Overture, by Sheltons Double Military Band.
Ode Our Union" written for his seiebraon by Hon A.
s " SS and %
lies, repre- ntng the Genius Of Liberty and the ty
Music compos ed BY gorge r. Bristow.
+. II. kash, director
Hon. \. T; Conrad. :: Mayor of Philadelphia
Jacob Broom. M. o. of rennsytyania.
Hasa o. : New York.
Joel r usadiey Secretary Of State.
fso s r. Whitney Whitney. M j., swYo,E
y. B. Bartlett ...... .Presden, National Council
9 gssssa ma bone:cn ssssAnA
Nei y Brown. : Ex Governor Of Tennss.se
sisted by the ladies sove mentioned and companies Of
Continental Guards commanded by Captains barrow and
Magnificent abeaux during the evening" march the Con-
anenal uoops preparation for the ball.
Grand National Match, by the band; promenade
Retreshment so DON open from 10 p. NJ. TO BAN.
b. VAN RIFF X, President Of National Club.
HENRY Ransom, Secretary.
G, Treasurer.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

A LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED BY JOHN NIT.
"A CHEL. Tuesday evening. January 8.-Suhject The
Footsteps Of Me Cet Tickets Is cents reserved
store Brosdway Dungans BOOKSTORE Isl Fulton street.
verys bookstore lilo Fulton street, and the Office OF the irish
kDoOrs open o'clock Lecture commence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05
MIR. HaIdwfu,s Lectures.

Mr.. OLIvER P. BALDWIN delivered last winter
a series of public lectures, which were very well
received, in Baltimore, Washington, and the prir.
c;pal cities Of Virginia. There having been during
the year very many earnest invitations addressed
to him, urging him to deliver another course the
present winter, he prepared himself during the
summer and has lectured this season ia Char
lottesyie. Petersburg and Norfolk. He is cow in
Lexington. It 10 30 more than just to hin that we
should take some notice of the hattering manner
in which he has been received wherever he has
been. His relation to this paper should certainly
not deprive him Of it and the writer of this takes
occasion to make this notice without his know
xiedge. We copy below from that most respectable
and reliable paper the Norfolk Herald, The follow.
ing notice of his first lecture in Norfolk last week
with the remark that it is but fair sample of the
general tenor of the criticisms of his lectures
which have appeared in the papers of the cities
where he has spoken:
- .The 6rst lecture of the course proposed by the
Norfolk Literary Institute, delivered on Tuesday
. evening By Mr.. y. r. BALDWIN, Of Richmond Not
3 ,yithstanaing the inclemency of the weather, we
vera plessed to observe that the audience wss large
and that a goodly number of ladies' were present-
TIE subject chosen by the lesiurer for mis- discourse
was 'spliit kappings' ana 1t afforded fine field for
the dispisy of HIS inimitabls wit and SARCASM He
treated the subject phosophicsliy and scrip urslly
and showed that commuui cation with the spirit
world by systemstized 'lappinss' was entirely an
tusopstic both Scripture and philosophy
.Tne lecture was exceedingly interesting and was
listened to with undivided attention, excepting al
ways the Applause winch lnVoinntarily succeeded
ting sstne 30 witch. in calculation of the argument
the lecturer nigh. give uttersnce. 1t is needless to
aay that the saaitn nee were gratfsd those of them
espee ialy no had heard the eloqusncs of MI Bald
vein when he VISITED city previously were still
Z mere delighted with him 90 the present occasion,
while those who had never heard him we've enrap.
tured with his lecture. His second lecture will be
delivered this evening at the same place, and we
confidently expect to s.e . large and delighted au-
di. in attendance the subject Of the lecture
ing Hrmbuss' we have ooubt viii bs we'll and
ably and amusing treated. we Say to aud all,
hear HIM"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

DIR. KANE.-Letters from London, by the last
steamer, bring the most discouraging accounts of
the health of the brave Arctic navigator. He is
very pale-nush reduced in fesh-and his night
sweats are terrible" His cough is also alarming.
His physician had enjoined him to leave for a
warmer climate soon as possible, and he was
accordingly TO sail on Monday the 18th November,
for ST. Thomas and Havana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

RICHMOND VESSEL AsHoRE.-A correspondent
of the New York Tribune, writing from Squan,
Nj , says that the schooner New York, of Rich
mond, for Now York, is ashore four miles north of
Squan Inlet She has a cargo of flour and tobacco.
The vessel is tight, and all hands were got ashore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05
MARINE INrELLIGENCE.

Port of Richmond Dec. 4-High Water 102 p. M.
ARRIVED,
schr Emeline Hickey, Till Philadelphia COAL +
Dean.
SAILED,
!. Schr Edwin, Creighton, via Port Walthall, coal,
for Baltimore.
Schr Planet Mars Goghe gam Georgetown, nails
w D Coquitt L. Co.
Schr Leon, Hicks, Boston, mdze, kobt Rankin.
Schr Ebin Atkins Marston, Providence, -four, Dun
lop, Moncure l. Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the sums TO be ap
propriated for 1853, according to the estimate of
the Secretary of the Treasury, are 100000 for
Fort Calhoun, Hampton Roads, Va; 1874 $40 for
Harper's Ferry $4,000 for Fort Pulaski Gs
$780, 600 for Fort Sumter, S. and $4,000 for re
pairs to Fort Pickens, Florida
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

DECLINING FREEDoM-Mrs. Mary E. Carter
who died few days since, in Albemarle county,
Va, liberated slave woman, 80 years of age, and
left her $500 per annum as a support. The wo-
man. having to go North if she accepts her liberty,
positively declined, and preferred remaining a
ali
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

ARREST OF SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS IN PITTS.
BURG.-The police of Pittsburg, Pa, Monday even
ing, about IL o'clock, arrested two uspcious char
acters who represented themselves as Lord Arthur
John Hudson and Sir Charles Miller. Although
stopping at Que of the most common taverns in the
city, they succeeded in impressing several eizcns
mechanics and tradesmen with an idea of their i'm.
psrtance, and whom they have bled to considers-
BILE amounts during the fortnight they have been
there. They represented that they had $40 600 in
deposit with Pittsburg broker, but, doub biting his
stability they bought xpensive safe for the sscu.
rity of Their imaginary treasure. Lord John lad
bought farm. well stocked, for ST., COO and the
deeds were draw n up. ready for the oonsumnasion
of the bargain, when 1t was discovered that they
were penness s~indlers. They were arrested in
the presence of the parson and the wedding guests
during the progress of the marriage of one of the
parties with their landlords daughter.
A letter from Pittsburg says:
They were arrested at the Fulton House, where
the police found everything wearing the sayest
aspect. All was prepared for his Lordship's
wedding with an unsuspec;ing girl. The table
set; the guests were in attendance; the min
lister was about, and Mr.. Loughery, a jeweler on
Fifth street. who was diddled out of goods to the
amount of $3.50, and who was specially invited
also there ready to act as groom for the noble
swindlet Lord Arthur. however, was not about,
himself and bis companion left to take q ride in
the evening, and were expected back every min
ute. On his arrival he too was arrested.
TIC day they had an examination before the
Mayor. Sir Charles was released after satisfying
his creditors, but Lord Arthur was committed
Miller Is an Engshman. and has q wife and two
children stopping At 'Hares Hotel" on Liberty
street. He,is splendid looking man, and has a
hne address. Lord Arthur ia also native of
England, aud came here but a few months ago In
company with others. now in the city. .r5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

A CALL-Rev. John A. Broadus, chaplain in the
University of Virginia, has been invited to visit
and preach in the First Baptist Church in the city
of New York, with the ultimate view of calling
him tn becoma pastor O. that church
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

-, SPECULATION IN KASsAs.-Mr. James G. G.
Moore. Of Rsckbridge county, Va, about two
years ago bought thirty seven lots in orth
& efy. Kansas, for u 500 lie has lately, says the
Lexington Gazette, refused eI 500 for one OF these
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

eAhBEp.-Robt. Hutchinson, = constable of
: eAenandoaA county, Va, was stabbed few days
s'hse oy woman named Drummond, whom be
= saaemptsd to arrest The wound, II II supposed,
J viii prove fatal. $3.50 a - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

TAxEs.-Rockbridge county, Va, paid into the
State Treasury. afew days ago, little upwards
of twenty eight thousand dollars. The contribu-
ton Of Augusta was about ffsy six thousand dol.
lara 4- az. ztsis az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

- The Ladies' OF -. Jnmes' Church
viii hold Fair in the Store, second below the e
change Bank. commencing on MoNUAi EvEN.
ING. the ash inst and continuing during the week.
Ia e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

-. Dece. X G., Ceie can be found at the
raid of Mr. David Michis. Grace street, between
7sh and sth when not ct his once, on the corner Of
Broad and 9Th streets. Hs#es os
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

q CHRISTMAS PAPER We have from SMITH &
GENTRY the Brother Jonathan for Christmas, with
pictures, etc, suited to the period
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

- Au6siep Noeace. --rhs day, ct 10 o'clock
nscou. brsndy, Candles, he, n IL o'slocks Csssi'
ns s.s 1'n'n' sn'n'' 4. cAuTHo1N
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SPECIAL NDriuEs.

~ytrginia Mechaufpo, 1nstituf1 a
M At the Institute room this svsnins, %
Puectual sttsndancc Ii desirsdss se -
The BodSd Of Managers viii also hold meeting
.t the same place. and II IL very important that
every member should be pressnt
dirt J. y. LEwELLEH, sec'y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

u aGon !. Baker has been arrested and held to
!. an a J. % a.np'hirs county, Va. for forging das
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

~ At SO MAIN STREET
KANE's Explorations to the Arctic Seas; ? vols,
$500.
HUMOPS of Falconbridge. Illustrated; $1.25
VIOLET or tho Cross and Crown 100
THE O,Brian's and O'Flaherteys; 2vo!s, 200
TWO Lights; Leo
PRUE and /, by Curtis; co.
RILLS from the Fountain of Life 1C0
RIFLE, Axe and Saddle Bags; 100.
For sale by THOS. J. STARKE.
Do
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

- - 1oo a " ooesrsH burned. Wednesday
N. ciaysea. @'.'' gum
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

HOSTILE MEETING = Prellmnaries were yester.
day arranged ir this city for duel between
Charles Irving Esq ofthe Lynchburg Republican,
and DIR. Bsgby, of Lynchburg; the occasion being
the publication Of an article In the December mum
Der Of Harper's Magazine. entitled 1.-THE Virgins
Editors. by virginian," of which DIR. Bsgby ".
the author, and 70 which Mr. Irving took exception
a. rejecting personally upon himself
Six o'clock this merniug was fxed upon as the hour
for meeting 81 which time the parties appeared
on the ground selected lI,iadsnsbnrg) with tbeir
friends-Messrs Roger A. Pryor, OF the Richmond
Enquirer, Bosock, OF Va, and Keitt, of 8 q on
tbs part of Mr. Irving. and Messrs. Carrie, OF
South Carolina, Latham, Of Lypchburg, and
After taking places for '',hs word" the difficulty
Was settled In manner sstiSflntory to both par
ties, snd they returned 70 this city y Washisg ,oa
,&dr 80 ks'es 50 =siA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

sE> Double Glass Medium size Ambro-
Types for ONE DOLLAR. nm nov prepared TO take
the medium size Ambrotypes fer the low price OF
One Dollar These pictures are put up with DOUBLE
GLAssys and warranted equal tn any in the city
Please call and examine specimens at POWEhs'
ISL Main street. dc s-St