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- r. ErsINass MaN.-CHEcks DRAFTS &c
The year 10 about ending and many business de-
sirs 10 commence with new Check and Draf: Books.
These can b furnished st the Dispatch office. en-
sraveG in syle Of elegance unsurpassed any where.
Gentlemen VII, desire Checks engraved, Bill He ads
As surprising any thing in hero, should call
examine specimens at the D ,sqsteh counsinsroom.
fhsy can have them with such visnettss and orna.
mems are in the specimens, CT with any others
that their fancy may suggest. Orders for Checks,
Dratts Certificates Of Deposit Corporation Bends,
Bill Heads ke can te filled In the moot satisfactory
asane, and At rates surprisingly low. Merchants,
Bankers Corporation Officers and Others should ex.
anime our specimens
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RIsTMAS AND NEW YEAK,S
u OIFTS-ELEGANT BOUKS FUh THE Fun

| POSE
THE Court of Napoleon: or Society under the First
Empire with portraits (colorsdl of its Beauties
| Wis and Hsroinss. from authentic orilio
T his Is The most bssu.iial book of the season.
| SABBATH Bells Chimed by the Poets illustrated
| by Birket Foster colored; 81
| contributions, by Barry Cornwall, Elizabeth Bar
ret Browning Nssh Hswts1sDs &c snaes abs
| superuteudence OF Mr. Heath.
BERANGER ou,Ies Completes; Eouveis edition;
svols., svo full Morocco, gilt edges beautifully
LAYS and esen1s, illustrative of English life By
Camilla Toulmin with illustrations. 40 M0roc'o
CHRISTMAS with the Poets; collection Of English
Poetry relating to the Festival of Christmas
beautifully illustrated and boaud; $40
prais, of 9 Country Life, adorned with many
pictures Ornamental Binding; S5
THE Poeicsl Works of George nsrbert illustrated,
in handsome bindings; 30 and .
| MILLIONS rAllegre and II fenseroso; with up
wards OF 80 Illustrations, by Birket Foster, with
the text printed in red In rich ornamental
| THE Deserted Village, by Goldsmith. Illustrated
Nth exquisiteiy executed engssvings. Morocco
extra; S..
THE Wilkie Gallery selection of the best pictures
of the late Sir David Wilkie, including his span.
ish and Q, ientsl sketches with notices biosraph
cal and critical, magnificent folio volume,
tail Morocco antique, 625.
LoCkHARTs Spanish Ballads, Historical and Ro-
mantle. with numersus illustrations; perfectly
BEAUTIES of the Opera and Ballet, embsllished
with highly finished portraits on Steel and nume-
sngraviugs wood; u 90.
THE Republican Court, Or American Society, In the
days Of Washinston with II portraits of distin-
euished women. New and revised edition; s r.
KEBLE'S Christian Year: now and elegantly
illustrated edition; in cloth, gilt, "a so; in SALT
super extra, IS
STEVENS Parallels The PARALLELS OF the New
Testament, practically unfolded, by the Revd
VIM B. Stevens, D. ID, Rector of st. Andrews
Church. Philadelphia, ele gantly illustrated; new
edition. Muslin, gilt, q so; Gait, upon extra,
SIS.
THE Dairym.n's Daughter, beautifully illustrated,
and bound in the sty:e of 'Grays Elesyi" 81 rs
and 2 So
raE illustrated Byron. with upwards of two hun
dred ensavinss. One volume, Svo., superbly
bound $50.
THE Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner, by Colsridgs,
illustrated in the style of "GJay's Elesy;' cloth.
gilt, IS Is; Nor. antique. S 50.
THE Book of Shakespeare Gems: in series OF Land
scape illustrations of the interesting Ccsli-
ties Of Shakspeare's Dramas; superbly bound In
calf, extra super; ST so
III IL Book of Wsvery Gems, In q series OF engraved
illustrations of incidents ana scenery in Sir
Water SCOTS novels, uniform with shakespeare
Gems;' ST so
THE Souvenir of Friendship; Christmas and New
Years Gift, elegantly illus rated; IS.
For sale by
doI5-2t JAS. WOODHOUSE l. CO.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

Port of Richmond, Dec 13-High Watr 7.o'ctsck.
ARRIVED,
Steamer City Of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadelphia,
mdz, III L. Tuttle
Brig WIN. Shurtz. StasheIs, East Port, plaster,
Bridgford l. Co.
scbr s. p. Allen, Baker, Boston, ndE., D. w.
Cufris.
schr Nssd, Homes, Phedephis, coal, HAMS
Echois.
schr. Zsck Sable, -, White Pines, gravel, Z.
Workman s. Co
SAILED,
Bark Zirgarella, Bunkers, Rio, -four, haxali q
Co.
steamer Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore, noz Lua'
lam Watson.
-Schr Mignionett, Todds down the river light: -
schr. Home, Mariner Philadelphia, mdz, w. "
schr. L j. bowden, Thomas Norfolk, mdz.
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The Late Terrible Accident ut Alliance.
Verdict of the Cororers Jury

PITTsBURG, Dec. 12.-The coroner's inquest
held upon the bodies of the persons killed by the
recent disaster at Alliance, o, have rendered
verdict atributng the cause of the accident to the
Cleveland train, and that John Cherry, engineer OF
the tran was concerned in the perpetration of the
outrage. Cherry ia still ut large the head quar-
tiers OF the Cleveland and Pi:tsburg Road but pro.
tesses Willingness to give himself up it protected
from the violence OF the excited people.
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~ Urjust,.--Tbose rema rke in local n

" UEjust.-- hose rema rks IN local mat
ter of Dispatch Saturday. headed ''Cbeapeuing FIX
press." there being but South necessarily
take 1t to selves. and now let 60 into facts:
person called on tn" agent, TO enquire he price of
Oats to Columbia, South Carolina We gave him ths
regu ar tariff for heavy articles four dollars per
Que hundred pounds per advertisement. There IL
no gu ss'on as to there being gouse but not placed
to ths credit of the proper patty sending ssme viz BY
smuggling in trunks, throusb friends, a. baggage,
thereby gouang the Railroad Companies out of their
Just dues fall passengers being allowed certain mum
Der OF pounds as bsggaee) but provision being
nsde for or screenings certainly could not havs
been good oats sent charge 10 acknowledged to
have been four five times the value thereof Par
ties familiar with the prise of the article and being
thirty pounds to the bushs by law readily iake
the calculation.
de l5-lt EXPRESS AGENT.
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The Case OF PAGE vs.. Phi,li,s.

ALBANY, Dec IS The case of Page VS. Phil.
lips, which has been under argument in the United
States Court tor the past four days, before Judge
Hail. closed to day with a verdict in favor OF the
plaintiff.
The suit was brought for an Infringement CT
Pages Patent Circular Saw Mills, for manufactur-
ing lumber out OF rough timber. For plaintiff
dr. Latrobe of Baltimore, and Mr. Nor,hrop OF
Sandy Hill; fer defendant, Messrs Keller g. Wood
OF New York. Some fifty suits, already commenc.
ed hang on this verdict. The case will be carried
I'D,
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Erall kanHEs.

CHICAGO, Dec. live have received Kansas
dates TO the 81 inst. The frse State militia under
Capt Walker have been disbanded at their own
request. Sixteen Of the free State prisoners tried
for murder in the first degree have been acquitted
and nine are still on trial. A large quantity OF
eloshiag received by the last boats has been dis
uiouted to the destitute. Navigation was entirely
closed
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TELEGRApH,o Nkws.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DIsPAT
Adjournmenf or the Southern Commercial
Conveus1cu,
EVENING SESSION.

Adjournment Of the Southern Commercial
Convenficn.
EVENING SESSION
SAVANNAH pec 10 Tho final session Of the
Convention extended from TO o'clock this even.
ing
A resolution WAS passed offering the thanks OF
the Convention to the citizens of Savannah for the
hospitable manner In which they bad been treated.
motion was made to reconsider the vote on
the Pacific railroad resolutions Of thls morning,
with the view of allowing the introduction of some
resolutions to the effect that Congress has the
power to build the road through the Territories,
but not In the United States.
On motion Of Mr. DeBov, It was tabled
The negative vote of the resolution fayoTing the
re opening of the slave trade was explained by an
amendment TO the effect that said vote was not
actuated by any feeling of Differences TO the North
motion of thanks to the railroad companies for
free passes extended TO The members of the Con.
vention, was adopted.
The Convention then adjourned sins die.
The unanimous thanks OF the Convention were
voted 10 the President, who returned his scknow.
Judgements in appropriate terms, denying tho
justice Of any implied sinister motives of the Con.
vention, and speaking in high TERMS of the hospi
tality of the people of Savannah
The delegates subscribed 81 each for printin 4
expenses &c, and are now leaving for their 70
spective homes.
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KANSAS MILiTIA.-The st. Louis Democrat OF
the 10Th inst, publishes the correspondence be-
tween Gov. Gsary and the Kansas militia In
which the latter ask a dismissal, on the ground
that the purpose Of their organization has been &C
sonplishsd, and peace restored to the territory
The militia at Fort Leavenworth, under Colonel
Titus, were mustered out Of service on the 9th
uHiRe.
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New Publication.

We have received from the publisher, T. D. re
ssrson. Philadelphia, through g. NJ West. Little
Dorrit," the last popular work Of Charles Dickens
which Peterson has already gotten out In one Q,
the handsomest volumes Of his uniform, cheap ana
elegantly illustrated edition Of Dickens Wor s
II u needless 70 say word in praise OF Dicnens
little Dcrris" is thought by many one OF his most
sharmino unconventional Tho volume, In its getting
up, l. casket, worthy the pearl 1t contains. For
sale BY G. II. West.
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SALE or SPRiSes.-MsguoliaS Springs, IL miles
from Portsmouth, Va, and directly on the line oi
the Seaooard and Roanoke Railroad, was sold on
,hs 4!h inst, at public auction, for $685. 1t was
purchased by Mr.. MarmadukesC cartwright, OF Pss'
ouotauk county n c.
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+ OBT..The retc r. sr &C., :
Il 52S. marked Co. No. /. wsisiiss s,e,s na. Ne.
r y nn6sr will BE- rewarded By lssyies ~ vunas
HANaLs + 0f89ONS ofBos. "a c.,v -. ~ ssaas 81
--z------ 800 no 25-ta~4v
OsT o. stolen, from lEe sfe1c A. n
MANS WATcH ;. eass uoLD LEVER HUsT,.
hobon With Gold Seal This Seal hss y. &c =. Of
enc nds belt i: engraved on the W.,eb =. =. %
a Mi J ,.n, Of Liverpool maker III. ssa.,
% noesaiy rewarded BY iesviss il .s On, s,A,
:. = y. JOHN N. PRICE
~ koEine House and tbs United sts,s. ~ no.
age BRASS HUB BAND. The snSsr MI M &
Esq. '"o' r. koze-s
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DIY 0ooDs IMPoRTATIsS.-The importation
Of dry gsods at Now York last week, reached
o., III, ssl, being an increase of over half mil
hou. The entire foreign imports at New York
hast week, excssdsd by nearly So 600 GOO those OF
Tho anna Waek last wear.
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IMPORTANT CAsE.-The case In the SUPP e"e
Court OF the United States OF Scott ana o'nefs'
involving the question of the power OF Congress
to prohibit slavery In the Territories OF the oniieo
States, ID to be argued in Washington to-day,
should there be full bench. Seldom, II ever, mas
there been case before this high tribunal OF great
or Importance, or one In which.such general and
deep intereat il felt
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THE isAUGuRATIoS of Gov. Aston, of South
Carolina took place on Thursday. His address
was temperate but firm. He said the Union had
iasi escaped impending despotism by tho defeat Ct
sAs Republican candidate. He considered a re.
snsa, "a the part Of Congress to admit more slave
States, would be sufficient cause fer the South to
IhfsM 81 allesiance to the Government.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH


Tss Accident at the nridls.hian pitts.
:. sar local column. viii be found full ACCOUNT
>, d. YER, distressing .eea.a. .. the Mds.a. -,
-, NJ. an Thursday might last, notice OF
-, -, rub,;,hed in the DispascA OF SATURDAY
w.. nh a deplorabls event. on account OFT
'. -. a. M. Il oecasioned; and the injury nooes
!. IN. must be most serious, as Their recovery
s.m -. water mus. involve treat expense and
islay.
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APrLKs-Amorg the freight brought down 10
Alexandria by the Manassas Gap Railroad, en-
Thursday night, was 500 barrels of fine apples
from the Valley. They met with ready sales, a.
Sstr yaruu nsrative pricas
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ALBANY, Dec. 13-The Steamers Hendrick
Hudson and Isaac Newten, from New York las,
evening, arrived here at ak o clock this morning
The grand jury have found true bills against
Findlsy fer the recent forgeres Oh the Bank of the
Capitol and the Bank Of Albany.
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" Park House Furniture at Auction
uture this morning, at the Park House, on Bank
street. between 9Th 10th streets, commencing at
10 o'clock. THOMAS w. KEGS sE,
de BIT Auctioueer.
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NEW kU0kS AND NEw GOOD ST..
~ Bought for cash for winter sales are being re-
c.ived by the wagon load at RANDOLPHS Book
sto 9 and Biudsry
THE Adventures of rowing Diplomatist, by Henry
Wikof $1.25.
LIFE in Israel or Portrsi.ures of Hebrew character
by Earia T. Richards 81.
sILVERWOOD Book of Memories, by Virginia
Lady; %l25
ADVENTURES In the Wi3ds Of America, by Charles
Lannsn, vols iilustrated 81.
DAIRY Farming, the rearing and feeding of Dairy
Rt"-t and the management of their produce ;
$780,
30 "A I. and the World by the suthor of Souvenirs
of residence IL Europe;' s..
DOUGLASS Fern, juvenile story of life in Virgin
ia, by M E. Bradley; IS cts.
VIOLET or the Cross and the Crown, by M. J. Nc
Intosh; 81.
EUROPA, CT scenes and society in England. France
italy and swiiasr by D; f. EDDY si5o
HENRY the Fourth King of France and Navarro,
FHE Young Yassrs, CT Hunting adventures in
SouthsIn Atilca By Capt. Mayne Reid 75c
OLD Whiiey's Christmas Trot, 6 story fer the Hol-
days by A. o Hall; Soc.
LEARNIHf about common things, by Jaccb kb.
bolt; Soc.
AfnaIr trestise On Horse Shooting, with lllustIs.
tons, by W. Miles; Use.
THE Twin Sisters, novel, By Lucy Field 8 vols
$50
CONSTANTINE. or the les. of sn Empire, by Cap
teln Spcreer. 2 vols; $I.51
TALBOT ana Vernon. q novel, s vol 81 80.
ECONOMIC Cot. sc Bailder, OF Cottages for men Ct
snail means By c. 2. Dryer; 81.
de- - 2t
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W VINO WANTS Il Gold Lever Watch for
quarter Of dollar? 90 to SHARPLEYS Gir
Concert at Metropolitan Hall, Tonight.
de l5-1tk
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rRo2RS OvkK-Middle River, in Augusta
county. Va. was frozen over on Tuesday morning
hsk
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~ 2x Presents Including IN elegant
Gold Lever Watch, at SHARPLEY'S Gift Concert
Tonight.
Tickets only 25 cents de 15-1t*
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~ Sale OF Valuable Landed Estate,
SLAVES, &c AT AUCTION THIS DAY.-The psrtieulsr
attention OF the public 10 called to the sale of vslu.
able Real Estate Slaves &c, advertised by Mr. w: w.
Hsrvie, Com'r. to take place to-day, on the Mechan.
icsvils Turnpike, at Ii O'Clock. See auction head.
deI5 GODOIN APPERSON Aucts
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" Card.-The attention Of the public IL
solicited to the sale of Mr.. Brsuer, deceased
Union Hill, commencing at l O'Clock. See sdver-
tisement
de Is LARIJS & SHINE. Aucts
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" Democratic CeIebration.-An adjourned
meetipr of the COMMITTEES of Arrangements will be
held ct Schad's Hall, broad street on WEDNESDAY
NICHr, at ~ O'Clock. TIE members Of the Commit
tes are particularly requested to make collections
PROMPTLY end report at tbs next meeting, when We
will make all the final arrangements II 10 therefore
important to know what amount has been collected
with litfls exerton on the part of each member OF
the COMMITTEES the fur DIS raised will be suic ent to
make the night glorious one. The committee, Gs
enlarged. consists of the following gentlemen; r
e. iAylett chairman. X. o. Haskius. Alex. Craig
Geo. Il sadler, John II. Greauor, Thomas Flsherty,
T c. Burns Jas. B. Harsrove. Dani-l Haserty. John
Davis Jehn H. Digs " Barssmin. w w Snead
P. Barsamin, J. B. Foster, VIM Macfsrlsn.. A. D.
Sims Daniel Johnson, H. futile, Geo r Holmes
VIM Gaines. A. Schad, Jos Hierhoz.r. ! T.
Graham, Albert spott John Hsgsn, H. Phillips
P. Fogsrty. Joba A. Lacy, John h. Leftwitsh.
dsIS-Sts
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Death of n Philadelphia Merchant.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12--Thomas Delyider s
wel..known merchant of this civ died this morn
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A FEW NIGHTS MORE,
CUM MENCINo
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 18Th.

Owing to the UNABATED SUCCESS of the spec
tscusr drama of tbs
the management have been induced to continue "
for few nights more, with all its GORGEOUS
Female Warriors -exceIlsn Mssis, &o, he.
For particulars see small bills
Owing Ia the grest demand, seats may be secured
three day. in advance
ADMISSION-Dress Circle and Psrquetts, 30 cts.,
(no extra charge reserved ssats) ID Tier Boxes,
IS cts; Galleries 50 and Is cts.
- Box Office open from to 8 o'clock.
n Doors open at Z; Overture commences st quar-
tar hafora O'Clock preciseIv.
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$4,000 Tickets. .3,3O7 Prizes.

Whole Tickets $40, Halves S Quarters2p.
T. The first S07 Prizes are decided in the usual
manner
by the last figure of the number that draws the s %
0O0 Prize. For example, if the number drawing the
$40 900 prize ends with Ne. |, then all the tickets
II the number ends with No. 2 then ell the Tickr,s
where the number ends in 2 will be entitled to $40
and so on to 0.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the follow.
ing rates, which is the nsk
Certificate Of Packages Of 10 Whole Ticksta go
10 Half so
10 Quarters Is
e. Address orders for Tickets or Certificates si
Their to s. SWAN 4 CO, Atlantis, Ga
de 10 or 8. SWAN, MONTGOMERY, Ala
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ADJUSTMENTS.

m ATRE.
EUNKEL co. .Lessees snd Rfopr'etorS.
JOHN Il. EOhD.,.ssss.sss..s.... fhua&sf,
fAIso of the National Theatre, Washington, and
the Holiday Street Theatre, BaItinoreJ
r. u. MOXLEY,................ Acting Mansker.
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SPECIAL ORDER.

ii SPECIAL ORDER.
s. ATTENTION NATIONAL GUARD.
m Attend SPECIAL MEETING of your Company
w ct Capt. BAYLY's office llth street, betwet
Bank and Main. on MONDAY Evening, at hsfpsst
O'CLOCK.
This Importance Of this meeting demands the pre-
sence of every member.
BY order Of Gapt. BAYLY.
del5-lth " L. FORE, Orderly.
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NlOTlCE.-1he second LECTURE OF the seIies
~ conte =, plated to be delivered before Shockoe
Hill Diyis,ou No. 81 s. Of T this Winter, will be
delivered THIS EVENING. AZ It O'Clock, at the Hall
OF the sal Divi ion Fou sh street. of Grace
street Baptist Church Members of our Sister Divi
.iors in this city, and all Sons of Temperance
meets regularly every Monday evening until the Goth
of March, at II o'clock
By order of the w
sel5-it PETERFIELD TRENT, r S.
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oy1IcK OF EaERToE & BRO, ExchangesPlace

oygIcK OF EaERToE BRO, ExchangesPlace
NovsL LoTrsKy.
Maryland Lottery to be drawn the Havana Plan
0fAEo CoHseLIBArsB LoTTsRY OF MARYLasI,
Yer the benefit Of she Consolidated Lotterisu of Ms.
y!and,
EXTRA GLASS ssvsY,
II b 6rosca IN the city Of Baltimore MaruLand en-
Saturday, December 10th, 1856.
Prizes amounting to slS2. 600 will DO distributed
according 10 the following splendid scheme.
5000 aumbers-I, coo Prizes.
Prizes payabls in full withoa. deduction.
One prize TO every twenty Tickets
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tsAkGAlN, EOk CHRISTMAS PHh.
ID SENTS.-AUGUSTUS M4iLERT would re-
mind those wishing to purchase cheap Goods, az fo
lows: Rich Satin Ciosts at SO apiece, rich Cloth
do. ct S. apiece black Clo DO variety of patterns,
handsome assortment of black Silks, fancy SILKS.
all wool De LANES, fancy De LANES Merinos large
variety of Cambria and Swiss Collars, Sleeves, Cam
hrlc Sands white and fancy and colOred Gloves En-
broidered, Hernstitahed and Plain Pocket Hdkts.,
silk Pocket Hdkfs.. Worsted and Raw Silk Hose,
rsrlton for dresses Ladies' Vests, &c. DESTROYS to
reduce my stock of these and various other Goods for
The season, greater bargains than ever may Go ex
pected. AUSDSTUs mAiLLhI,
de- Is Al Haln street
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nHY goods ChEAp FOR CASH.

nKY EUVi}s CHEAP FUK CASH.--
- kZEKiELs store is always full of customers
which il an that he sells tho chespeat goods
70 be bought in tn city, and having hand large
assortment of Fsney and Domestic Goods which
nust be sold to make room for large Spring stock
invite all who wish to buy bargains to call at rs
Main street. Dress Silks, como rich styes; MORE
Antique; very cheap figured. striped Silks Back
.iiks,, French Mernoes and Dslsnes s 900 worth
Cioats which am selling off at cost; 1874 Bed Rlau-
<ets MsrseilIes Qaiits II Sheetings; rich Cam.
brio Bands Collars and Sleeves.
EZEKIEL'S Cheac Cash store,
de - IS Main street
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NIGH YARDS FOR 50 CKNTS 200
IL pieces fast colored Cslicoes. at 81 cents CASE
buyers, attend to this notice We are opening tbi,
morning the greatest bargains yet in prints richly
worth l2i cents, at the extreme'y lew price Of 81
cents. yards TOR 90 cts aThsjxdies invited to
call early. CHAS. A. GWATKIN
de l5-3r Opposite Exchange Bark
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sPECrAL NOTICES.

~ Mare New GoOds.-Deccmber 5th,
1854 TH0S r PRICE Il co are opening mors
etessnt goods for ID. win or tYsde- Among those
u.t hsnd will be funnd Ladies' Furs Ia greet vsr
st- rurh
STONE H5RTTN LACB IND MUSLIN
ROCK MARTIN, SETTS sstT# :
RUSSIA FITCH pELPET 1Np CLOTH
RLACKLYONS CLO1KS,
TTCTORTNES AND HOSIERY Of all kinds
CUFFS. TELTET RIBBONS
LONG SHAyLS. BONNET do.
STELLA SHhTYS BLACK LACE PEILS,
BLANKET SHAFTS, Do THREAD do,
dc. &c.
And in rich figured Plaid Silks, Cashmeres and Nous
lanes Valencias, Robes, Popisns, Lace and Muslin
Curtains Curtain Damssks, Linseys and Kerseys
Bed Blankets Neuo Blankets. &c they arc sell-
ing out great bargains. to which they invite the AZ
tentior Of hsir friends and the public.
de- Is I'm THOs r PRICE 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-15

Port of Richmond, Dec. l3-HgA Rater 7.'o'clsck.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-15

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Tuesday, January Goth, 1857,
On the plan of SINGLE SUMMERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-15

A AkMORY X. l.. |. BLUES,
q RICHMOND, Dec IS.
nj PARADE..The company will assem-
W bic for PARADE, on MONDAY evening, 18th
nst:, at O'Clock, precisely in full dress WINTER
UNIFORM-dress cap and plume.
BY order of Capt. Fay.
z. C CRUEP Orderly