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Paris DistilIers.

meeting of the distillers of Paris has been he!,
E fer the purpose of memorillizing government t.
I raise an import duty on foreign spirituous liquors
on the ground that they cannot compete with for
eigners The government informed the deputatior
that inquiries had been made, and that il would b,
guided by the result. A Philadelphia journa
wants to know If the Paris dstiers really imagine
in their innocence that of the most profit able
sources OF domestic prosperity in France, and on,
which brings millions of francs annually into TIA,
country, will be stopped in order to them a
few thousands! The Ohio wbskey, says oar COT.
temporary and the quantities of other spii-
fts imported from every country in Europe all &,
forth again as real French" brandies, wines anu
cordias and the measure which would protect on,
disfiller, would ruin half dozen 'confectioners
Of expensive liquors. No ruler of France kepi
a keener eye to encouraging French industry THAI
Louis Napoleon. His wife re-introduced hoops
which doubled the export of silk. and it is mol
likely that lac will injure the wine-chenists Of
eette, Bordeaux and Paris.
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Overyork and Board Money.

go Oar contemporary OF the Petersburg Express con
curs with the position Of ihs Dispatch upon thu
subject aud says that it applies with full force
Petersburg and other communities as we'll as Rich
V mand and that, as The beginning of a new year j.
AZ hand, it would like to see some action Oh til,
matter. The evil is growing one, and it is Eel
IN aii.ost every dwelling in the city. The commu
nifty Is generally aggrieved by the practice of Civ
Ing light tasks. paying for overwoik, and furnish
ing bard monsy, practice which, in the Ian
ensge of MIR. Robert A. Mayo. at the convention o
tobaccouists, is ruinous to the servants in ever,
respect, unjust to the manufacturers and injurious
Il ~ vwpers. Now Is the time FIR reform. With TIL.
Beginning of hew year, let there be general up
p defstanding among the manufacturers and III
system can be broken up without inconvenience t,
themselves, and with very decided bene Ats to thu
Q hahiia.
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kH- SOUTHERN EsIERPRIsE.-Ne have hear! it IL.
marked several o-casi ns of late. thtt The stot
Of imported shoes made in Paris for ALrxsaDEl
IILL ksq, and now offered for sale by him, is vastly
sapc. ior any To be foupd in New York; ana, as
1roof Of that sir H. has Just supplied Ia shion
abe Id Of thai ely with several pairs of clipper
and Busk ms, which she unhcstatingly states
eqnal'ed in the kmrire state Mr. Hill vs,te
paris few months since aud there made arrange
nients to be Kept regularly supplied with ladies an
Sentl niens work throughout the year. lie ha, jusE
received several eases OF very fine goo -, AID
ia, lite readers, both ladies ana gentlemen to cal
ana supply themselves with ho.iAay Boots, Shoe,
and lippers at oncs. Those who prefer honie-n,d
wear a,o be aecCamodatt in the best sty le by
ieav NJ their orders with Mr.. Hill. no ila, han
the best stock of materials ever seen in the south
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Effects or

uov' Wise states that the additional revenue
from the new assessment of lands. will be the cur
rent year not far short of $500 0o0--showing thai
our real estate has been immensely enhsnced in
value by the progress of public works already
made. Tho Governor predicts that it will be en-.
hsnced intellectually more when our main wor ks he
. eonpieled and begin to yield profit, which, b.
@sas, cannos be long hence II the people viii pa
sisntly endure the present rate u taxes.
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( nA- CARD-ToTng MEMBERS or rHH LrarslA rus,
AID srRAS0Eas VISITING THE cIrY-I have now In stor
the finest assortment OF Boots and shoes that has,
ever been able 10 offer 10 the public having visteo
Eatope In the early part Of the present year. anf
there made selections # the hsesss assor,lnent o,
u3sds, both OF maaaf.etugol wolk AMI raw mate
raj ti'as has sse bosa offered Cor saie In this or an
other city This, with ms own nanuE. .tnre, ADD d
well selected assortment Of Nor bern w ak rendrrf
ny stock she most Gem piete TO select from Of any III
III. city All in want OF gooi work and q fair price
VII please call II lbs importing and Manufacturing
House o ALEX HILL,
- J-Ss III Main street.
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10 kjcbssspb. fTssas,j ~ she seetdsnes e the
By Hen, 9u,levs CnoE. iar. w n D sAnNESf.f %
Mis- SUSAN JUSrS.
IN the morning Of the sth inst !, BIZ the Rev jacob
Manning WiuJMOSD A. vii IAMf 20 Mis-
HARRfsT ]. TALBOT. daughter Of Charles Tai
bott, E.q., Of tbis city.
On We6nssisy December 9th is5T.. by the kes.
f15as Miuujxerode Sir wM. BALLARD BRUCE,
II Charlotte o. Va. 10 Miss MARIA :. MOkcos.
daughter OF Arthur A. No son. ksq., Of this cify
Al Weldon. N. @. Dec stl,. sAn'L. A. FRAYsla,
to Miss ISABELLA sIiERMAN. bosi4 Of Riehmond,
Wa
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s3s2. 300 Is .aa w uI s.

SOoZ-'suo 80 abb w III $500 iS<
The above shows ii Isiline of of $500 10 as CON-
pared with the receip:s VI the corresponding oiI!l
last Year.
III, New York Commercial List, of Wednesday
sa!s:
The money market remains in about the same posi-
lIVH nt4cedat tae ut- VI our last with perhaps
tIITte IN '.e demrnd, "ili~h Is Ireeiy met Dotu
.Jauk anu Discount houses The Yu.luic OF prul,
ratf SIM elna j. and much W.u4el but
ii nj cass there Is Il argt supply, and ram. /
Iaid u e5uiItt, tN~opt at III iutrrs ct -
ne qu1te nI<u Siitles at .6LiZ = tent ANA oI.eI
.uH lJtaH q C. NJ, dtcyfdil II maturity. ST Cns
ave taiAe'I 49, Upward turn siAse Tie ARRIVAL vi tlt
tc, Wltn DI lsk GlisiUss III the pruui.Dent sec,
lItits.
business, Geileraliy, continues langui even tics
ieslrtnl uI Trade " Aicu aie usJaiiy aCtiy. III
Gals period OF the year,
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IN HENRTCO COUNTY COURT. NO.

TN HENRICO COUNTY COURT, NO
1VEMBER 18TH, 1857 The Court doth appoint
the following per Commissioners TO superntepG'
and the officers conduct the election to be held on
the 18th day of DeceRhernext, for y CieIk of tie
County Court OF this county to supply the vacancy
10 wit:
Thomas y. Blake, A. VI. Aiken John GathIight,
William LII Anmons and CT aries Ii. Clarke e. as Com
mis- >oners TO supeTintend, AMI Thomas j. f2rbrough
he Gfcer conduct said election at the house of
Stepheu Is. Sweeney, called 'Ulaymount"
John Poe, Thomas w Peers, j. b. Bragg. II. H..
Styll ana Thomas D. mt - Commssionefs 10 SUI
Ierintend. and George Peasants as the tt1cer to
oiduct said election at the house OF John Hughes
kaoHn a. Mrs. HinchHians
/. s Courtney thomas j. Carter, John Carter, Jr
sioners to auperiutend, and Thomas j. West as the
Oticer to conduct said election the house of Benz.
T. Kidd. formerly A l.. Eachos.
George " Barker, J. Is keesee. Il. Baker, John
superintend, and John A. iiuchsson as the Officer
To conduct said election at the Court-Honse.
John o. Taylor, Daniel y. Gardner, William p. Oar
raeott John II. Sinton and Geo. W. Carter, Gem
mis- soners TO superintend, and Joseph G. Burton
the Officer to conduct said election at the house Of
Henry Bruins and Lewis Schultz, formerly Barney
hickman. ION the Brooke Turnpike
James 5. Ryhil. Alfred Winston, Thomas D. Bur
ton, John Thomas aud James HUI as COrlmis-
siauers to superintend and John d. Sheppard az the
officer to conduct said election at the place called
Nalkerton.
William McGrutier, S;apIeton Coates Ricli'd Dab
ney, Walter Leake AMI Richard Elir. ~ Commits
sioserr, aud Thomas NJ. Montague rs the officer to
conduc va id election at The house Of T. Keck called
Erin Shades; and,
Samuel CotireI, Jr. b j. Duval, James Guest
Thomas s. Dick IN and b. W Green, ar.. rs Commits.
sioneIs 10 supeTiniend. md John z. HUFFMAN the
Officer to conduct said election at the house VI rhos
IL. Alley. ON the Westham Plank Road.
TEMPLE Elicit, C. II. C, pro ten.
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An Edttorin CIover

behnett, OF the New York Herald announc,s
ihat ne has bonght him residence, on the splen
o'a TANKS OF the Hudson, containing forty acres
price ssz.ooo-embraeing every variety of scenery
.ofrs's neids, rocks gardens, orchards, purling
Z efooks and me prospects, Here he eultivates phi
> iesophy. eab1ases. shsnehas and SORGHUM, aad on
JOYS tns pleasing reflections aud bright hopes a,
tsndant upon the Close Of well spent life.
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Mr.. Buchanan 10 said to be fond of a quiet tlirus
az the weaknesses Of humanity. An illustration
Of this may be found near the close Of his messag
70 Congress-. where he congratulates that patriot
body upon "the lste excellent Law allowing a sal
sry instead ofa per diem, TO members Of Congress
Whereby the expense aud Inconvenience Of Gale,
session will be greatly reduced" The innocen
simplicity with which he assures himself of thei
active sympasky in a measure which will max
themlwork out the worth of their wages, is refresh
lug TO behold
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TIE L rAH ExP@DITIoN.--furtner Intelligence from
he Utah expedition states that Col. Cooks COM
uand comprising tine 10th regiment of infantry,
was at point $50 miles southwest of Fort Laram
IA the Sd Of Aovember. Thus far the travelling had
oeen easy and pleasant, but the weather lad he-
coue colder Provisions were getting scarce, the
,rovender giving out. and it was apparent that
great hardships were before them. still. hotwith-
,tanding the threats received from Salt Lake City
The entire army would proceed rapidly as the
elements and the supply "f food would permit L.
he winter quarters marked out by Col 4. s. JOHN
on the commander of the expedition. the Hon,
~ Forks of the Green river. lt is rumored tia,
Brigham Young intends to fight the troops the
winter, as the best chance for equal conflict
.ud then, before reintorcements can arrive ia the
,p,ing To destroy all the possessions in Utah anu
proeeed To soaic OF country.
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TO THE EnlToss OF TIE Rich

H-Gs To THE EpIToss OF TIE RICH
sS>-1~s noSD DISPATCH In reply 10 the rublica-
zion which appear cd in your papar OF tie 30h utt,
taken from The Paris (ky) Flag permit ne TO "a :
taat there never firm OF Green x Walker =
aud Therefore il could not have failed, il
isied At the commtue" nent OF the present pecu
mary crisis, Mr. Walker WIS in Kentucky, where he
usually purchased large quantities Of mules and le-
ceassry had dTsfts falling due aud TO mature. We
creditors (hecoming alarmed 81 the Inaay failure.
taking usce in evtrg part Of the tounir! sued and
held him to bail. This crested, panic among the
other Western CREDITORS who at Dir. Walker s ill.,
stance, sent committee To iclIT ond to look Into
his affairs. Most Of these debts had considerah r
tln~ T. After arriving here ami making a fun
examination. TIE osuliitTn were paid half OF TIE
entire Western debt and the other half, including
The debts sued on, been satisfactorily
My business has not teen suspended in any MAJ neT
Whatever and will be prosecuted formerly.
All papers which quoted from the Paris Flag, will
please iusert this in their next issue.
December 4th, 1857. y. ". GREEN.
TIE above card han been shown to me, and the
facts stated III it correct ] shall procee with
NY business of selling stock and be happy tot Inish
my old customers and the public generally
EDWIN WALKER.
Def einl,er 4th. 1857. tie 5-i6tacw4t
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EXPORTS CoASTwISE.


Eli sTEiAFRs.
TO Nct0 York -6s hhds Tobacco; 3,6,l pSgs. manu-
faCIurei Tobacco; 49a3 boi-. OF Flour.
To Philadelphia -, sas pks> manufactured Tobacco:
st0 bais. -four; '3 bush is eetd pkgs Wool; 50
pkg. Rag; 81 bhis Che-rutS; ~ BAGS Dried
Fruit: q rosis Lentler; M bags Feathers.
10 BattimoYe - hide Leaf Tuhaceu III hhds Stems:
1882 ukg- manufactured Tob Geo; 2,z0t bbis OF
ticgFs; 2,?i7 bu. heis heat: SO lis Leather;
bals Feathers; y bags ~ COL; II bags ags -
pkgs iuot: hh3s iii,lrs; A Kegs Nails.
by SD Jessets tram The u ch.
Rlnut bbis... ......ii1 ,g5i q .asswaFe, hhdsan
WI a. bnShsS..,. 6,SEI case IIi
Fobacco-libds ISL Cement, bbis ....;..... 2n
pkgs $500. % q titrse Heed, bush's. Al 40
Copper Re, .Ds...7s,i7a Saw-di ls............. )
Pix ,ion. tons ....... 3ii locomotives q Ter
FOR SitiN fXFUhTS.
To Brsmea.333la hhds Tobacco; 81, do. stems; POI
Dbl, tioTr.
To Sydtieg, -fustrdiiv.-6s n bb,s Flour
II hiot ne JtG's,r0.-:j.Sj3 ibis fIunr.
10 Sutnfy ". y W-6,523 bbis Flour.
10 Lrer7'ooi hhds OF Tobacco, and 2.o00 bbs
nr
TO Naputtjo p r. 500 bills Flour
10 Bt6rta-l 5al IBIS Flour.
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Nrw YosE cIrY poLirics The report that Pres
dent Buchanan had removed Hon. john Me
Ken. L. :. District Attorney, for opposing May or
Wo"d, occasiorea great excitement among poll
ticians la New York. Samnei j. Tildon, Esq. il
canned az his successor. The democratic general
committee, last Tuesday might, repealed the Teso-
tuition rxpeliing Messrs. Sickies and Gnnther
from the party While the meeting was in SEES
ion. ruw occurred in the bar-roon of Tanlna-
ny Hall ia which pistols were freely used, aud d
young msa named Cornelius Wood was badly
wounded.
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Busr OF GOVERNOR WIsE-The bust tf Governor
Wise executed by E. V. Valentine, will DO ezhib
ted in the Library of the Capitol ia this city, fDr
two days Monday and Tuesday next, the l4,h and
5th inst. previously to its going to the Exhibition
If the Washington Art Association, in Washing.
ton city, on Wednesday morning
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TAG PUBLIC DocUMESTs.-We continue the pub
ica,ion of the annual ,eports, giving this morn
ing full abstracts Of the report Of the Postmaster
General and The Secrettry Of War. They contain
auch valuable information and should be read by
al who feel any interest in the affairs Of the coun-
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ds
r.gg A CARp.-Having returned but

Es35 A CARD.-haying returned Out
Yesterday from the City Of Washington. AMI b. ing
Inform I'll of the efficient service done by several fire
companies in saving the Church entrusted 70 ny a5-
ministr ton. from impending destruction or the
night OF Dee fth hasten to express nav thanks ia
the name of ms congregation TO them all, and espe-
ci4lly to the Citizen Company No o. aud To the AID
Company No. the former Under the command OF
Capt Rogers, the latter under ths. OF Capt Barga-
min
/ beg to be excused for my delay frr the sake OF
special duties that made my absence OF thirteen
days absolutely necessary
Pastor of st. Mary's Catholic German
Church, corner OF 18th and Marshall sts.
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do ll-dtls.j

"a HAVE been of Boots for twenty od,
years past. hav- worn Melles', and all haze I.
say H. that would give one pair Hits Boot
or Melles' u ,ots, ,u a. at Hills to-day, fo
any two pairof Niles make &c Boots, that hay,
cen ior the last five yesrs If not longer than that
dsll-a6tcwlt% WEARER OF BOOTS
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,staa9 ~ A1s skLyEsuE cuiTE--1he new steam rev
ense cutter Harriet Lane. named In honor Of the
ssfes o sAs President, n nearly com plefed ~
s1kssHa ~iii soon be ready for sea She i.
h.s eemmsnasd W Capt. Faanee Of the revenue
4 49,. ysseiestea barinx the winter lhs new
suases stiis sssss - vslssf vessel 81 ,hs go,
eapps'as sn,beand ysssels with, Il NECESSARY. q
- ssils ana psevisioss, y w"
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sgNlw YoRK Llre INSURANCE COMPANY Par

GS-NIw YoRK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY - Par
ties des:rdu, OF INSURANCE in the NEW YoHk
LIS INSURANCE. COMPANY. will, By maxim.
application n PORE the FIRST day OF January, 1856
b EMIT ed to the DiTidend of the coming year.
These LEFEgR'NG their appl cations beyond til,
above period, viii receive no Dividend for 1858.
EA- AGENCY al3 Main street. Richmond.
CIIAS. L. WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia.
EW. Tk0fTER,
do li--dtls.ja General Agent.
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Mr.. Semhy. residing near Columbus, Miss, COM
ni-ted suicde in his house, on Sunday week,
by shooting himself
Lorenzo J. Edmondson, citizen Of Warrior
stand, Ala, committed suicide by hanging himself
in that place oh the 2Sth uit.
A resolution is now pending before the Legisla.
,ure of tennessee pejging the cooperation of tn,
state with the Executive Of the United States il
expressing the civil war existing in the Territory
II Utah.
Anegro boy, belonging to Mrs. Judith Foster,
lied in olfok Tuesday, from The effects ofa
Inflicted in his eye by handy ball.
The ship Era Donifer, FROM Bremen, which went
ashore on Cape Henry iasi Sunday evening, ha,
bilged aud broken ia two
Antoine Krapple. young man, has been seh-
fenced to death in New Orleans. tor kiIlius Mario
Louisa Schumacher.
Maggie Mitchell is playing in Savannah, Ga.
The annual commencement of the South Carroll
IA College occurred on Monday last.
There were IS draths in Charleston, s c., for til,
week ending the 9th instant.
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Aavertas nasnts Coz the DsspAroa must ee hanc'
ID in BY ns etiocs u ne afts,seos In of's1 70 ~
px~r the aext day. The heavy pressure OF suset'
tissmenta upon tho eoiusans OF our payer WIZ MOI
admit Of their sess ption after the hour nasaed
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ss,,.367, SIS 67,a 81 sfg as "a

Sine January 1.....ssi, SIS 613 S6s $50 7g7
Adispatch from Boston says that the commit G
apl oiuIed II investigate the affairs If the Bay State
Nil g. in connection Y it'll the failure Of Lawre ce
Stone Com pany. have rtained that the amount
OF entertainment will reach haifa million.
The New Cork journal VI Commerce, of WedEes-
day attei noon. says:
1hestorin IS ntPrfered Wit business to some ex
tent, and The market ~ quI l. but with no change IL
tateo OF iuer st. and new feature worthy
iUp Borrow wtlinZ 10 aae All OF the capital
oiicrif ~ bui those Who Leedy mt; yers diff
cut to r..ish acceptable ctlfiy The su&g. sion,
the report Of ihe Secretary oi Che Treasury pup
ished tii, morning re yecJ well received n nJn-
Cai AID the discussion in regard To them
- mostly favorable.
Foreign exchange has not opened since the clos
OF tie SIC GAMERS matt, but Fats are FIRMLY main
tailed. The Al ica took ous 81 ,6yl A9 specie
lie stock market Is duh aiid lower.
Among the safes Ut the Iei chants Exchange, New
York, Wednesday, were 20 sar,5 aew York ami II
sin.a steamship Company 1T IS.
sac +, nthly meeting of ths Board OF Directors o
the BALTIMORE Ohio Railroad took place edne.
LAY. TIE believing statement shows the revenue Oh
tae 70 III for the OF November:
Main Stem. v ash Br. Total
For passengers .....S U 3aH 81 $23 t4 - Ssigs g.
II. ,Olo al i0,iot 10 Isl AS /.
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TEE New York banks now have greatly ncreas
d average Of specie, yet there hts been decrease
II the discount line since August, 1858. Of more
han million and half. In December, 1858, the
'snks had something over twelve millions in coin
whilst In December, 1857 they have over twenty
liz millions.
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~ VIII be seen By reference 10 the Legislative
proceedings that the 0enerxi Assembly yesterday.
Ssh almost entire unanimity, reelected Senator
Hpntef 70 the United States Senate, for six years
MN The expiration Of bis present term, In 1855.
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nsy- powras' InpgaIAL AMBnorYrFs-

kS45- POWERS IMPERIAL AMBhoIfPfS-
Large siZa for only 50 cents 700 visitors at Pow
great Picture Factory yesterday. We are not at all
sstonshed at the unparalleled success with when
Mr.. POWERS Imperial AmbrOtypss have met with
since their introduction here 1t IL pictur4 wor-
thy of the people: and. we may say. the only AM
broty pc that will fare change color We know
that Powers Ambrotypes are superior 70 all others
and are thu cheapest pcturesin the world, For 30
ceuts you get good likeness at POWERS Picture
Factory, Isl Main street. do ll-Nf
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a. CITIZENS AND sTRasG sRs. who want likeness
IS taken, bear 1t 10 mind that the best and cheapest
p,itHas in the country sreInade the great steam
depot of art-l3s Main etree1
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Schr. Golden Rule, Nibert, from City Point, arrly-
ed at Baltimore 9th inst
Schrs v. Niekerson, Nickerson. aud VIM. Gregg
ry, Buckln, from kicumDnd, arrived at Boston eth
INST; brig Ann Elizabeth. Sale, Tor Gosport. Va.
cleared at 60. same day.
schr. Crenshaw, Moss, for Richmond; schr. Ire
rnent. bohannon, for fredericksburg; and schr.
v. Bedeii, Ryder, for Norfolk, tareI ut New ork
sth inst.
schr. Margaret, Henson, froi4 City Point. arrived
at eew York 9Th inst.
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FUNERAL ExPENsEs.--The New York papers state
hat the expenses Of the recent o!sequies of Gen
North, chargeable to the city exehequer, amount
ed to $isI9 A.. One Of The items made up ty
he common council committee. was 1922 for re
ir.shments ut the st. Nicholas Hotel. Queer issni
10 be included in funeral expenses.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Rartof Richmond, Deer 1o-Hsgh Hatsr 1214 5ceb.
-. = -
ARRIVED,
Schr. III. A Weeks, Weeks. Fhiladelpilia, COAL a.
5. Lee.
schr Fleetwood, -, Salem, plaster, Shields
SOfners lille.
SAILED,
Sch. Mary Willis. Parks, Georgetown, via Old
Point mise, W. ID. Colquitt Co.
ScLr. Hope MITCHELL Baltimore, via Norfolk, mdse.
W. d. CGiquitt Co.
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H5~ TYLER Co. spare neither pains or expense IL
per Getting their work. They make tbs same ST.
OF pictures for 80 cents their rivals charge 81 for
500 taken daily.
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LAKE SCHOONER MISSING.

oswEao. N. y. Dec o.-Tbe schooner Radie
which left Toledo for this port previous to the
cent gale on the Lakes, has not yet been hea
frora
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DEATH OF AN OFFICER.

WILMINGTON. n c., Dec. 10.--Col. William Turn
ball, of the Typographical Engineers, died her
last night, of disease of the heart.
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sGS- rofrcg The Annual Meeting oil
The stockholders of the Bank Of Virginia, will be
held nj tieir Banking Hoa,e, 10 the city OF Rich
recpd on Monday. the iith day OF January, 1885,.
do It-4tawtd ), MARX, Cashier
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-11

The report and resolutions in favor of reopen
ing the slave trade have been indefinitely post
poned in the South Carolina Senate,
The building in Macon, Ga, occupied as private
boarding house by Mrs. Hardy Morris, WAS de
stroyed ty fire last week