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BURNING OF TIE STEAMER RAIsBow.-The yicks
burg Wing of the Oath ult., at hand, furnishes ad
dltional interesting particulars of this dreadful
disaster:
The fire, it is presumed, originated in the cooi
house, and spread withfrightfui rapidity. Occur
ring at 30 early an hour, when nearly everybody
on the boat asleep, the fire gave but little op
portunity to the passengers to save themselves
and in consequence-horribie to relate-it il
thought that about forty persons perished either
by the fire or by drowning
James T. Whitaker, planter of this county
was on board with his wife and three children
and servant They were on their way to visit 10
Mrs. WIS mother and family, in Arkansas They
returned yesterday to our city chiidless Ma
God nelp them il their trials, for 1t is terrible
We learn that blind man, his wife and four
children, were deck passengers. One child only OF
the whole family was saved. He lived at Paducah.
Kentucky.
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LATER ~ EUIlOf

AA 80 - - se 49, -
HAIlYAx Dee. 2--The stsamer Americs, with
Liverpool adviecs to the 2ist Of November, has ar
rived Il this port she brings $500 in specie.
There WAS no essential change In money mat
tiers. Heavy failures are reported In England.--
The house Of Peabody Lord had bssn In dificnl-
sterling BY the Bank Of England.
The money pressure In England was undmins
ished, but continental markets we're improving.
Another unsuccessful attempt had been made to
launch the LeviAthan steamer. e4
The political news IL Of little importance.
COMMERCIAL.
LsvmrooI, Nov. 2l.--Cotton closed dull, nomi-
nally at decline Of. u to I'd. Breadstufs
dull and slightly lower. Provisions dull.
Consols S9A $50.
fsacoNp pIsrArcH.]
HAIrYAx, Dec Tho following are the latest
items Of news by the America
ENGLAND.
The house OF Garrison, Huffel & Co., In the Amer
lean trade, at Liverpool. has failed. Liabilities
100000.
In France, breadstufFs have considerably ad-
vanced.
The American honses in Paris are beginning to
The condition Of the Bank of France is impro.
wing.
A republican conspiracy has been detected In
Barcelona, having ramifcaticns In France.
A powder explosion occurred in Mayence, killing
80 persons and wounding 500.
LATEST.
The latest London advices say there has been a
decided impros ement in financial affairs. Only one
suspension In reported.
FURTHER COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Liverpool, S1tnrddy.-Flour has declined Is. since
Tuesday. Wheat declined 80. Cd, and Corn cd. to
Is Rice heavy. Rosin dull, at is. to is. ID. Spi-
rits of Turpentine "a ~ to IS.
london Sdturday.-The London markets are gen.
orally unchanged. American stocks inactive.
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IT, The prices that TYLER &.Co. charge for their
Pictures neither too high too low hence they
are enabled to take pains with their work and give
universal satisfaction The plan Of charging 81 for
a Likeness az adopted by TYLER Co.'s rivals, is as
absurd as taking them for 8 cents TYLER & Co
charge 80 cents for first class Portrait and give
their patrons something meritorious. 500 taken
daily at the great Steam Depot, I3e Main street
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Kentucky.

BLOODY RsscesTEs.-A bloody and fatal rencon.
tire occurred in West Point, Ark, on the I'D nit.
at the residence Of Col. r. X. Rodgers. dispute
took place between Isaac Fesenthrall and DR.. @.
G. Webb, which resulted In fight, and the latter
was MORALLY wounded Felsenthrall then mount
ed horse to make his escape, and when about a
hundred yards from the scene, he was shot dead
by Or. g. W. Burney, friend of Dr. Webb. Great
excitement existed in West Point, In Consequence
of the affair - l'
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Prof Johns gave the Introductory Lecture Of
this coarse, on Tuesday evening, to large and
most attentive audience. He commenced his lee
tnre By stating the object Of his mission to Pales
tine, and commencing at his landing point In sy.
RE, lbsyroot,) guided his audisnee in most int
resting journey, which terminated at Alexandria
In Egypt. A large number Of very apiendid views
Of the most Interesting places, helped to giye .
reality to the pilgrimags and, interpreted a II
was with .incidents u trsvsp' and anscdste, /,
Gas indeed treat to these who were present; and
At ito tsrninssion, be was crested with applause
This evening, Pref J. givss description Of His
two years residence in Jerusalem, accompanied
With views Of many interesting places In and
asouad the city, and We doabt mot that he will
Asvs, - on Tuesday evening, well filled Hall.
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PEpoRT cONTRADrryTEn

WARRINGTON, Dec 2.-Hon. Mr.. Davidson, OF Lou
isiana, denies the truth of the report that Hon
Mr. Sandidge was on board the Inflated steame
Rainbow, and says he went to visit his friends IL
North Alabama
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TIE Loss OF TIE 0PELoUsAs-True bills for man
slaughter have been found by the grand jury In
New Orleans against Capt. Jerry Smith and six of
his officers and crew, of the steamship Galveston
also, against the pilot, mate, second mate and
watchman Of the Opelousas. Thetrial commenced
In the O. g. District Court on Thursday last.
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FUGITIVE SLAVE EXCITEMENT.

new YORK, Dec. 2.-There is considerable excite
| ment in Brooklyn, respecting attempt to cap
ture runaway slave for the purpose of returning
him to Savannah. writ Of habeas corpus was
issued, returnable to-day; but, in the meantime
| the negro wss spirited away on the underground
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SOUTHERN UNIvxRsIrY.-The Augusta Chronicle
and Sentinel mentions rumor that Huntsville,
Ala, has been selected the site for the Southern
University proposed by many Bishops OF the P. B.
Hhurch
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nECEMBER lsr, lS57.-ATTRACTTON

DECEMBER 1sT, 1851. -ATTRACTION
~ Yt--aoLDsMITs stock of
goods going of rapidly every article Is offered
without regard to cost. Geaks and busters at one
half the usual prices Bonnet Ribbons from cts per
yard up; White and Colored Tarlatans yards wfde
lScts Corsets Of the beat make. 81; ChiIdren's Ho
siery, 10 cts. Elastic Belts, l2s cts Thread Laces
aud Edges, Black and colored Bonnet Vevets extra
cheap feathers Flowers Wresths Head Dresses
Gamnries SWISS mnsiins Nansooss. collars sleeves
Silks. sHtins. Bleaehed oottons. irish Linens Trim
mings, dauntlets. Hosery. Gloves and thousand Of
price win be asked for each article and no deviation
therefrom. Il. GOLDSMITH
de 203 Broad street.
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WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Col. Crozet, in company
with the Secretary of War and Captain Meigs, visi
ted the whole line Of the aquednct. Col. Crozs,
was installed into the Office of Engineer yesterday
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ROOKs FOR PRESENTS.
PREPARING FOR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.

JAMES W0ODHOUSE & co.
Are now receiving number OF elegantly illustrated
and handsomely bound BOOKS, and also q beanti.
mas and New Year presents.
They have just opened, among others:
WORLD Noted Women, or Types of womanly At.
Clarke; illustrated with steel engravings; bound
in rich morocco bindings various coiors. Price
zone Of the most elegant ever produced in Anne
THE Court of Napoleon. or Society under the First
Heroines, from authentic originals; by f. b.
Goodrich; col,red illustrations. elegantly bound;
THE Dresden Gallery~The Royal Dresden Gallery,
being selection of subjects by tho Great Mas
tors; one elegant volume, auarto. embellished
rocco Antique. 20 90
THE Farmers Boy, by Bloomfield; illustrated with
30 exquisite engrayings, after designs by Birket
Foster, and Others. in the style of Grays Elegy;
In various beautiful bindings. -t.s-'
GERTRUDE Of wyoming. By Campbell; beautifully
Illustrated 81 IS designs by Birket Foster and
Others IN The style Of Gray's klegs; variously
THE New Queens Of England, Ilfustrated--The
Queens OF England and their Times, from Matii-
da, Queen Of W lillian the Conqusror, to Adelaide,
wb a.nsss 9a
l2mo; in various yles of binding.
POEMS of William Cullen Bryant. collected and ar
signs. engraved in the highest style of art from
designs by Birket Foster and others; elegantly
Douhu III VARIOUS Styles
TIM Deserted Village, by Goldsmith; illustrated by
the Etching Club; in various beautiful bindings
PICTURE Fables, drawn by Otto Specter with
Rhymes translated from the German Of Hey;
tastefuly bound.
NEW JUVENILES.
PETER the Great-The History Of Peter the Great
Car Of Russia; by Sarah W. Bradford, author d
the story of Columbus" &C., 73c.
A NEW BOOK, by Cousin Alicia Place for Ey
erything. and Everything in its Pace; by Alice
Haven, Cousin Alice.h) 75c
GEORGE READY, or How to Live for Others, q
Christmas Story for boys and girls; by Robert
OLncoln. 75e
CHlLDREN's Holidays, Story Book for the whole
year. SOC.
LELIAN'S Golden Hours, by Eliza Metyardr a pref
ty English Juvenile; illustrated. 1.00.
HISTORY of King Philip, Sovereign Chief of the
Mampanoags, with engravngs; by j. i. C. Alb
bolt. SIC.
da q T.
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LATER FROM HAvANA.--The steamship Quaker
City, with advices from Havana to the 25th No
veInber, arrived at New York on Monday evening
Shs reports decline in sugars, but without any
regularity In figures. Stock on hand 142,000 box
%. Short sight exchange on Nav York was at sis
per cent. premium. Freights we're dull-there be
ing no demand for large vessels. The Quaker City
brought $4,000 In specie from Havana 90
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DEATH OF A NAVAL OFFcER.-Captain Thomas r
Gedney, q. s. N, died in Charleston South Carroll
ma, his native city, Monday last, after protrac-
ted and painful disease During the period of his
service in the Navy, he was most efficient and
faithful officer
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cossscrioE.-The Petersburg Intelligencer
morn the best authority, learns Tx Revs Edwards
ana hosser were not .'arraigneds before the yir.
niA coafsfsncs ibr rolling tsnpins; bat, the net
y snssr 70 doing having been Published In news.
lApsr, vas merely referred to In the passage Of
hosssr's character. Mr.. Edwards, who hsd
Dssa referred = by the pswspaper's correspondents
participant In the game, made SEINE remarks.
nos coscsdfnk biz action 70 have been wrong. but
sApFMsiAg dstsrmination TO abstain frcm & a..
kscona o. s1pedisneysa TIE Gon1srsncs tooh
ss'sA shstsvsr o. ths subject. -
29 Leat Johp N9esn. ~ i.s..t-- 49, s.
~ aescns Woshfns6es Tesf51esss e 49, =
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SOUTH CAROLINA SESAToR-The majority for Ex-
Gov. j. II. Hammond, over all his competitors, for
the Senatorship, was II. The last ballot stood,
Hammond, IS; Pickens, So all the rest scattering.
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versary celebration of the Young Mems Christian
Association, takes place at Goddins Hall to-mor-
row evening. Addresses by Rev. John Il. Edwards
and J. Randolph Tucker, sq,and others are on the
programme, besides very fine supper.
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NEW YORK CITY ELECTION.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2-The official returns give the
whole vote Of the city at $4,000 Tiemann's ma
jority for Mayor is 1881.
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THE CASE OF TILE CAPTAIN OF THE sTEAM-
SLID GALVESTON

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-The District Attorney has
entered role proseqts in the case Of the captain
pilot and others of the steamship Galveston. Also
in the case of the fret mate, pilot and others Of
the steamship 0pelousas. Several others are yet
In Ia triad
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THE REyOIJJTION IN YUCATAN

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-THE Mexican schooner
Eudora, arrived at this port spoke the armed
from Yucatan.
Ssal had been bsmtarded and captured by the
revoIutionists. Campcachy hold out, but was holly
beseged by the government troops. Heavy can
siegers during the whole of the.1sth, until mid
night.
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4 GREY'S ATTENTION.--SpEc
81 NoTcE.-The regular drills of this company have
nj been resumed and will continue weekly, at Mill
unless we are again, from unforeseen cause de-
prived of a drill room The members are requested
TO attend promptly on FRIDAY night next at ~
o'clock Those who have missed three consecu tive
drills are reminded of their delinquency.
By order of Capt. ELLIOTT,
de 2-3t JNO' T. RoGERs Orderly
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Administrations Winston, Of Alabama In
his message to the Legislature that the grea-
ter portion Of an enormous debt has been iqui-
dated; advocates q repeal, at least modfca-
tion, Of the usury laws opposes the legaizaton of
lotteries: urges the suppression of lynch law en-.
dorses the proposition to exempt slaves from sale
under execution, to Q limited extent acknowledges
the unsoundness Of general system Of banking,
coneeives 1t to be the duty OF the Legislature to
require resumption Of specie payments by the
banks at an early period mot later than Nav
1885, and urges the necessity of prohibiting the IL
sue BY banks OF the State, OF blisofa less demon.
tnati0n than i've dollars. 81 -
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After considerable period of salubrity and re
Isse the country is to be once more afflicted with
Congress. We shall have to chronicle its
dreadful ravages But for Congress, this would be
a. happy and peaeeable land any in the world.
Tas PRESIDENTS MsssAas-It is now probable
that not only the Presidents Message, hut the Re-
ports Of the Heads of the Departments, will be
supplied to the press In the principal Atlantic CT
ties and newspapers elsewhere, when the reading
Of the Message shall have been commenced In Con-
gress. The same will be previously sent to the
Postmaster, who will be telegraphed at the proper
1lsne with that view. The propriety of such ar
rangemeut Is apparent from the fact that it will
avoid telegraphc blundsrs and secure correct pub
LEGATION in the newspapers distant from the capital
at the earliest practical time. The Message 10 un-
avoidably long, owing to the prominent subjects Of
Kansas, Utah, Central America and the currency.
Ex-PEEsIpsyr PIERCE. - The City Councils Of
Norfolk held a special meeting on Monday evening
and resolved to unite with the Mayor and Court in
rendering to Ex-Presdent Pierce a cordial welcome
| to the city. The officers of the Navy "a large
number of citizens called and paid tb 4 respects
| to him on Tuesday.
| We learn by telegraph that Mr.. Pierce yesterday
visited the Navy Yard and the q S. ships Penn
| sylvania and Powhatan, where he was received
| with salutes. On board the Pennsylvania he was
handsomely entertained by the naval ohleerst The
| distinguished visitor was serenaded last night
| On Friday, public reception will take place at
| the City Hail. The health Of the Ex-Pre.ident is
| excellent, and Mrs. Pierce is improving under IT.,
| influence OF Efo ~hs, iaI ~eati:.r,
| THE ELEciloA ~ Nav ioKh-- Lo municipal cleo
| ton, which took place in New York Tuesday, re-
suited very Unexpectedly to all parties, in the de-
| feat of Mayor Wood, by 1880 majority. His oppo-
mont was Daniel T. Tiemann, a candidate Of the
people" The following is the msjorities Of the
candidates for Mayor, in the several wards, far
as received:
Tier lann's majorites-2d ward, 2o7; Sd, SO; 5th,
$780, Sth, $751; 9th, 1867; 10TH 100; 18th, 200 report
ed 15th 2ooo 10th, 1885; 18th, S44 Goth, $751; 2let,
S65.
Woods majorities-1st ward, T26; 4th, 1900; 9th,
1900; 9TH, 10; 18th, 1926 13th 1884, 14th, 1884 I7th
$40; 10th, l01 reported.
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RICH VELVET CARPETS.--we have
- few sets Of rich Velvet Carpetngs, whlsh will
be closed at less than the ecst Of importation.
Alsos6o pieces Tapestry Brussels Carpets, which
we are closing out at prices much leas than such
goods have ever been sold in this market.
200 yds. Three-ply and Ingram Carpets being ths
balance on hand, will be closed with Rags, Brss-
gets, de-, at coat, for cash.
CHRISTIAN d LATHROP,
no Is Cash Store, % Main st.
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- ri rn. Yorrna 81 Hrrn1co Con

- To rue voTBRs on HE1BIco C0Uu-
rico,' which appeared In the Disrstch d the l7th
inst.nt. Ibes lseys g snncuprs myssf ssrdidsas
81 said county. Having had IN experience Of some
nve pears q Deputy h the said ocs, Ircspsctfui'
II submit my clainis for your con1ioeFetioq.
no lt-dti7D TEMPLE ELLBTI.
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de at JAMES woepHousE L. GO.
TKEMENDOUs EXCTTEMENT AZ

TREMENDOUS MENT AT
- LEWIS, IS MAIN STREET-GREAT SACRE
FlCE OF $4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS.--If you
wish TO purchase Your goods very low, give him a
call Brass Hoops at Is. per set, worth 379cs, Col
lars at l27ac cheap for 25c all kinds of Hdkn sold
ira fine Collars at 81 as wsrth 50; Cambria Bands at
PC, worth 81 30. and Soc. Dimity Bands ~ IKE
worth se; black and colored Elastic Belts l2lsc;
nne colored Silk Elastic Belts at 25c. worth 50c.;
large assortment OF very handsome Ribboni to be
sold at sach prices cannot fail to please. black
MORE Antique Trimmings almost given away: black
Silk Velvet Ribbons Of the best quality at 10 per
below the regular prices The above goods have been
recently purchased at the large sales at the North
and are equally cheap they represented 10
be. Remember the place. JACOB A. LEVY, ~
de 5 -. Is Main street.
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A PPLES.-This day. received per steam
h ers 20 bbls prime orthera Apples; in store and
CHURCH & FLEMING,
no24 "a Main street.
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gresR.

After considerable period of salubrity and re
Isse, the country is to be afflicted with
Congress. We ehall soon have to chronicle it's
dreadful ravages. But for Congress, this would be
a. happy and peaeeable land as any in the world.
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WE HAVE MARKED THEM DOWN
" TO A SPECIE STANDARD.-2000 yds. Print
ed Mouslin Delanes at l25. cts formerly sold At n
CENTS 600 yards fine Printed Delaines at IL. per
yard, such we formerly sold regularly at Is cts
1000 yards fine Printed Delanes at 81 cts. new pat
terms Ladies will call and be supplied at these ruin
Gus prices. G. A. GWATKIN,
no 20 Opposite Exchange Bank
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LARGs CoLLEcTIos.--0n Sunday Last, over 800
was collected in the Methodist Protestant church.
In Alexandria, Va, for the benefit Of the superan-
uatsd ministers and the widows and orphans OF
deceased ministers Of the Maryland Annual Confsr-
ence, II. p. church.
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Iu6 Y. p, 8btp 81, L11b Wa " F0fk PT1yh{ IAsAnd
St. Jago) Oct. 30th, Ill we'll.
Mrs. James n. French, daughter Of the late
Judge yanderpsol, and sister in-law of Hon. John
Van Buren,. did 1t Albany, n. T., Tuesday.
y. d. Gibeon, Of the Anstin UAxasl Sentinel. h.
turned campbellits preacher.
Ansgro man, belonging 10 Mr. David Cooks. 81
Asgnsts county, vas Vas thrcwh nom horae o
the 50th ult. and kiIleds szsss ~ q S. -
Hon. o. !. Williams. psosniasnt sttlpena q
1snneepeA 1ie1 feesntlE ID tAat stats. !
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r 00K ONLY AT THE PRICES.-White
- and eolored Tarlatons zoe. per yard the best
make OF Ladies' Kid Gloves s7Sc: superior French
Velvet Ribbon piece; BLACK SIX Bonnet Vel
vets Sc; Dlmity Bands I0c Head Dresses 81 aud LIS
worth $50; Chiidren's Woolen Hosiery los; Kid
g &c and soc, worth 81 Irish Linen axe. worth
l5c; Cloaks and Busters from 81 up to the finest
quality; klack Silk Frnges &c; Elounees: Rushes |:
Ribbo SIX Laces CELLARS: Sleeves: Bends; Infants
Waists; Wells; Cambrics; swiss Mnslins prilliantes;
bieschsd Cottons; White Fanneis and other goods.
to be closed out without regard TO cost
no q II. GULDSsfIT, EOS Broad st.
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lH01e4llAN's HoP1. On 1zHl77Sse1
ssss'ss ~ : ~. s - ''1sgIb
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FOR NEW YORK.--Th.

FOR NEW YOkk.-Ine
49, ROANOKE. Capt. sKirH1R, Will re-
L 49, c.ive freight during the day OF fki-
E DDAY, and leave her wharf at Rock
cts, SATURDAY morning, att o'clock.
hare on SATURDAY.. at 5 o'clock, P. II by the Pc
tsrsburg cars and get on board at City Point
Tickstsand bertks secured ct our once, Soutn~los
Of the Basin.
Passage to New York, Meals and State Room In
cluded only $40 steerage passage, only -
=. zsa0e To Norfolk sau,s ss BIZ the River boats
81 da s-1t LUDLAM Il WATSON.
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NOTICE. have this day appointed
IN HENRY MANGAL my Agent, to conduct a
GROCERY BUSINESS, on Brooke Avenue, in the
city OF Richmond, for aud on my account and for
CASH ONLY. HENRY FROM MING. 7
de 3-t2f< f
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SANFORD co :. Proprietors,
345 Broadway, New York
FIsHEa 4 WINSTON and ApIE GRAI. gents for
Richmond. de 2-d6cw6m
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LsOR HIRE, WET NURSE with a
child four weeks DID, for hire for the balance OF
the year, or longer if desired. Apply to
e. d. EACHD.
dc pan,
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MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS
Iva Our stock of the above instruments is large
and very select. We have them at from 81 so to SEA
per set instruments without cases. such as Drawing
Pens, Gompasses Proportional and Spring Dividers,
&C., constantly on hand, end made 10 order, by
VIM. SATTLER Il Co.
noA l42 Main St
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YOU CAN BUY an all Linen Handker-
l. chief for 81 cents, at LEWIS.
You can buy all kinds Of Collars at half price, at
LEWIS.
You can buy great bargains ia Velvet Ribbons. at
LEWIS.
You can buy segro Clothing very low, at LEWIS
You can buy the Cheapest Goods in the city at
dc LEWIS, IS Main st.
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ny THE "DIsCIPLEs OF Eastern VIZ
ripia. will meet in convention. to-day, VRIDAfJ
at 10 O'Clock in Sycamore Church Eevs lsaac "a
rstt D. 8. Burnet and other ~ @
gross. viii be continued nightly, at 7h O'Clock.
27-ts f
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~ THr MEMBERS OF TIN GRANITE
xroSE CUrrnas ASSOCIATION win attend the regular
monthly meeting ct Schad's Hau, on broad sHeet'
aSTITR1AY 9Th December 1857. ct O'Clock X "a.
ds3-2t< j. KiChAnD0VN,SeeJ y.
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COTTON TWINE AND WICK.-50 bale,
" for sale BY y. 81. SKfNKEN 4 @. 4
-100 HALF BARRELS FAMILY ROE
1OC Herrings; 100 bbls Potonas Gross HsrrinGs;
100 bbls No Nackersl Is bbls and 10 half bbls No
| Mackerek 100 kegs Hrosts Buck wheat For sale By
mex THOMAS JONES 4 co.
A DAMANTINE CANDLES.-Procto 4
IA Gamblers brand, full weight, warranted, for
sale by W0MBLE q CLAIBORNE,
noA No. IL Pearl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

~ $500 RnwAHD. -JEYrRIEs ANTI
pors. spHcryIc RsnmY for the cure Of secret dls.
without restriction Of dis drtnk q
sment And long experiepce has proved that II VIII
radically cure any case which can be producsd WIN
out any injuFious effect censtitu tonaly @
Price 81 psr bottle Sole Agents for TINS CITY.
1laHER WINSTON. Drug lsn.
de3-6t No l2S MaiA st.