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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-25

GRAsD HOLIDAY FEsTIvAI.-A special performance
viii DO given at the theatre this afternoon for tie
accommodation Of families and children. The fairy
drama of "Ctaderella," founded upon the stos.y of
that name, the incidents Of which are fauilisr to
every youthful mind, will be produced, 18th a
great variety of beautiful scenes and the original
mnsie Of the opera. Miss Avonia Jones, the gifted
yoang actress, appears In the character of Cinde
rsls and will sing, during the piece, several char
ming songs Parents who desire to give full scope
to the happiness Of their children on Christmas
should permit them to 90 and see Cinderella. 1t
win make their little hearts glad, and give them
something to lalk about for q week afterwards
The price Of admission IL very low.
For the night performance, highly attractive
programme ID announced, embodying Cinderella
and . new ballet pantomime entitled 'ths Coop-
ses.s On Saturday night the attractions will be
equally great. We refer the reader to the adyer
tisensnts for full particulars.
THI BARorH ALSAH, which was seized in New
York on Monday by U. 3. Marshal Rynders, on
suspicion Of being about to be engaged In the slave
trais OF llibustering expedition, which received
apparent confirmation from 81 men and I6l kegs
Of powder being found on board her. was dischar-
gsd after an investigation Satisfactory proof was
given that the vessel was engaged 10 lawful voy-
Age, that the men found on board her were labor
ere TO work on . railroad near ST. Jago de Cuba
and that the powder was to be used In blasting.
bAsss N TEssEssEE.--A resolution aondsmnstory
q tho suspsnsiens Of specie payments by the Bank
Of Tennessee, with an amendment condemnatory
Of all Of the bank suspensons 10 the State, passed
tbs Senate Of that State on Monday last by q vote
a eleven yeas to ten nays
Z TsAISEA0, THE PiAsIH.--Mr. Grau, the manager
Of N. Thslbergs concerts, arrived In the city yes
tsrday, 70 mako arrangements Tor the musical fss.
sissl soon 70 be given here BY that great artistic
pus notice win be given Of the time and place Of
he concert
hpscsAssD.-AlsxAnder II. Wells, Warden Of the
slng sing prison, New York, died In that place, on
We Ass instant. lie Will be remembered ~ 4 pro.
nsesas Old iAss whig. and ~ more recently OF the
AnArteah party.
AassD KxrnnyE RoEaKHlrS --char,e. N. ottiu.
80 samuel Seed have been arrested 10 phila-
0oipH1a, And held Ia hal II ~. -.
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lpscsAsSos-Alsxander II. Wells, Warden Of the
HnE fing prison, New York, died In that place, on
shs AS instant. lie VIII be remembered ~ pro.
nsssas Old iAss whig. and ~ more recently OF the
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rHRiSTMAS AND NEW YEAR.
~ PANn6I pVJ-l RooI, ,,o,. o, A a

lei Main street.
GEMS Ct British Art. with 20 splendid engraVinss;
THE Republican Court. with q splendid engravings;
WORLD Noted Women. with II splendid ensray-
THE Court OF Napoleon; 1850.
ORNAMENTS Of Memory. or Beauties of History,
Romance aud Poetry, with Ia engravngs; 6 20.
LEAFLETS of Memory, with IL splendid engrav-
THE Sow tnir of Friendship, elegantly illustrnt.
THE Oriental Annual. elegantly illustrated: 80
LIZ III, boon OF Beauty 100 ;,
SACRED sh5R Alisgo5ios. beautifully illustrated; 10
BISHOP Heber's Poetieal Works. beautifully illss
GEMS Of British Poets, with Biographical Sketches
PLEASURES Of Memory and Pleasures of Hope. il
hstrsted LIS.
GREAT Truths, by Great Authors, illustrated; 2G0
POETRY of the Year. Of tbs Woods. OF the Fields.
at 400.
THE Dairgman's Daughter, The Farmers Boy, Eve
Of s.. Agnes. The Ancient Mariners and Gertrude
OF Wyoming, at %.
eomerys. Rogers, Wiiliss Poetieal Works. beau
tifnlly illustrated.
Book, Evergreen Memory Is Gnt. Lady's Annual,
Friendships Offering. richly hound and illustrat-
With a superior assortment of Portable Writing
Desks. Portfolios. &c. de2-it
CUGAR AND MOLASSES.-
~ IS hhds. Cuba Sugar
Il DO. Porto Rico do; fair to prime quality
80 hhts. Porto Rico Molasse
IS bbls. Muscovado do.
In store for sale by
dc i5--lw DUNLOP. MONCURE 4 co.
WRAPPING PAPER.-2,25 $50 Reams
w medium and large size Wrapping Paper.
das s'ofS 10r SA'' Oy DUNLOP, MoNcuRE co.
EOR HIRE, the ensuing year, several
l. experienced BOATMEN. Arply to
de 2j-6t GREEN 4 HoB9ON.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
- GOLDSMITH is selling white and eclOred Tarla-
tans yards wide, 20 cts white Kid Gloves, 30 cts
ladies' light colored Kid Gloves, 25 cts; Kid Gaunt-
lets, 81, worth 81 ~; the best make of dark Kid
SET lie has every description of Goods for party
dresses. full stock of every style of Embroide-
ries Millinery Articles, Trimmings, Thread Laces,
Edges and Head Dresses. 1t is to the interest of all
10 call and his stock The Goods have to be sold
no matter ut what price. Bear in mind the store.
Fancy and Trimming Store
de24 205 Broad St.
ERANGIPANNI EXTRACTS, Soap and
L Sachets; Lubns Soap and Extracts genuine
Farina Cologne; Extract Rondoleta. for the Hand
American Toilet articles. Brushes and Combs
Just received and for sale by
WEARING Il PEARCE, Druggsts,
de2i corner ith and Broad streets.
SUNDgIEs-
~ Tomato Catsup. Worcester Sauce
Currant Jelly, Walnut CHtsup
Pepper Sauce, Picked Lobster
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John z. CUQK,

~ GENERAL .AGENT
Will eontinue 20 HIhH OUT NEHkUkS, RENT
OUT HOUSES. &c. 0fiicecn the Garner Of Main and
Pearl sffeets. where he bns keeu engaged 1n the
above sustnsss FIR the lss& twelve years.
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SUNDRIEs-
~ Tomato Catsup. Worcester Sauce
Currant Jelly, Walnut CStsup
Pepper Sauce, Picked Lobster
Fresh Lobster in cans t.r.
Brandy Peaches, Preserves Pickles
UantoR Ginger. French Mustard
Anchovies, Sardines, Olives, Capers, &C.
Just received fresh, for sale by
de q LOUIS j. B0SSlEUX.
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Thirty.Fifth Congress.

WAsnrsagos. Dec 23.--.Snote--Mr. Stuart adj
dressed tho senate on the subject Of kitusas.
Mr. Stuart coatended that half the people Ia
Kansas had Mad no opportunity d vote for siec-
lions Of delegates to Dthe convention, az IN some
counties no census was taken. How could they be
expected 10 abide by its decision Their voice had
not been heard. IIe!aiso believed the convention
intended trick and fraud upon the people, and
pursued q similar line Of argument to Mr.. Douglas
Mr.. Broderiek followed Mr. Stuart In the debate,
aud IN the course of his remarks severely con
demned, the course Of the President Of the United
States.
The Senate then adjourned until the 4th Of jan
usry.
question Of privilege and offered the preamble and
n ilution In regard to Utah which was Published
several days ago.
Mr.. Warren said this was q case which the coun-
try and every honest man desired to be investiga-
ted. Members were sitting here with delegate
from Territory which was not only nominaily
but legally 10 open rebellion against tho govern
ment Of the United States.
Sir. Banks said the fact that the preamble de-
elar that state of war exists did not bring mat
tiers before the House as question OF privilege
lie admitted that the conclusion affected the dele
gates rights, but the facts on which Mr.. Warren
based his conclusions did not affect his rights at
| all.
The Speaker remarked that the preamble might
| or might not be adopted by the House.
| Mr.. Bocock agreed that this was question Of
privilege, Dut IL would he sor tine House TO say
whether the reasons assigned should be admitted.
He Was not was the House, prepared to assert
the facts charged constitutes sufficient ground for
| the rejection of the delegate.
Mr.. Humphrey Marshall thought that under all
the circumstances Of the the resolution should
not be adopted. He stated his views at some length.
Mr.. Warren asserted it was due to the country to
+ make the investigation, and that no attempt had
beeu made on his part to expel the delegate with
out q hearing by the proclamation of Brigham
| Young, Utah Is in q state of rebellion.
Mr.. Keitt moved that the resolution be laid upon
the table but the question was decided Ia the me-
gatiye-yeas, Y. nays 1l8.
| The resolution was agreed to, and the preamble
adopted by vote of-yeas l6I, nays q.
Mr.. Faulkner, from the select committee, made
a report TO provide for the accommodation of re-
porters and foreign ministers, and ladies' gal
lery; that room shall be set apart for telegraph
office: empowering the doorkeeper to employ six
additional messengers and six laborers; and eur-
failing the classes of persons to be admitted to the
floor. The report was adopted.
The deaths of Messrs. Brenton and Lockhart late
of Indiana, were announced, and the House ad-
lA.rI - e.. ~
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The Loss OF TIE RAINBOW. -Dsabolica. Conduct
Accounts of the loss of the Rainbow have been al
ready given; but new developments show fragrant
rascalty. The Memphis Appeal learns by letter
received from David Embree, Esq, Superintendent
Inspector of Steamboats, at St. Louis, that he finds
1t to be his duty. by the steamboat law, to invest
gate closely all such occurrences the alleged
acts of inceDdiarism of the Pittsbnrg cabin boys
and cooks of the sunken North Star who had been
taken on beard the Rainbow. That investigation,
says the Appeal, will nhow facts in connection
with these iends of most fragrant character; and
will also bring to light some interesting particu-
lars respecting the filing apih acater of the ditigh
lfe-preservers, by which many persons were sunk
who would otherwise have reached the shore in
safety
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PLEhbhNI TIUUN D-h new anu DtkU-
tifu little volume, Just received from the RiIh.
mond preBs. A suitable Christmas present for /.
Christian friend Price 35ls cents. Also "Marrisge
as 1t Is and II should be-" By Rev Juhn Bay ley
Pr ce Is cents plain; 81 extra gilt Call at the Hich-
mond Depository, No. AZ Pearl street. and procure
COPY. de gt-2tk
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DERS0NS buying CONTEMPORARIES, will
find IL greatly to their advantage TO give me a
call before purchasing their supplies being more ex
tensiyely engaged in the manufacture of Candies
and sale Of CONTEMPORARIES than any other house
South, aud in many instances lower than they can
bought for at present prizes in the Northern mar
kets. LOUIS j. B0SSTEuX,
Steam Candy Manufacturer.
de "a No. 80 Main street.
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WANTED, NEGROES.-The following
w described Slaves are wanted to work on the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, during the en-
suing year:
For the repairs of the road and for the stations and
Me-.
For the trains, as firemen and train hanos, i"
Fer the smiths shop, two Smiths and four
For the capenter hop-Carpenters...."....
For the machine shop. .........
For Drivers OF W agons, Omnibus, &c.a....
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de I-3t
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CHRISTMAS.

OLD SANTA CLAUS
Arrived in the City last evening, with an Immense
stock of FANCY ARTICLES, suitable for tho Hot.
IDAYS. This time honored old gent can be seen in
person at the LADIES BAZAAR, No. a5, Broad
street for two days, during which time will be sold
the most CHOICE and BEAUTIFUL selection er
TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES ever exhibited fsg
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
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LOST.

r OST, on THURSDAY evening. between
II the Central Railroad Depot, and 18th street.
Bank of the Valley (rcw notes.) reward of $50
will be given for the turn Of the same at this Office
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DURE Ground Black Pepper and Spices,
i to which we call the attention of housekeepers,
and hotel and restaurant keepers. For sale by
WARINd PEARCE, Druggists,
de a Corner ith and Broad SITS.
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ERANGIPANNI EXTRACTS, Soap and
l. Sachets; Lubin's Soap and Extracts: genuine
Farina Cologne; Extract Rondoletia for the Hand
kerchief and full assortment of English and
American Toilet articles, Brushes and Combs
Just received and for sale by
WEARING Il PEARCE, Druggists,
de2i corner ith and Broad streets.
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WANTED DRUG CLERK-A young
w man thoroughly acquainted with the apothe
cary and drug retail business. who can come well
recommended by his last employers. Address
DRUGGIST,
M Richrnnnd Va
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NEW CROP SMYRNA FIGS-in fan
IN CIV boxes and drums at 20 cts. IS cts 81, 81 IS
and higher. Just received for sale by
he % LOUIS j. B0SSIEUx
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COUGAR AND MOLASSES

~ IS hhds. Cuba Sugar
IL do. Porto Rico do fair to prime quality
30 hhcs. Porto Rico Molasses
IS bbls. Muscovado do.
In store for sale by
dc l5-lw DUNLOP. MONCURE K co.
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+ 0ST-In this city, some six weeks
tanning SD or Ss5 in Bank nofes and a number If
due bills, &C.. among them negotiable po.e for $40
in favor OF r. = Taylor, and given by BENZ. William
son The public are cautioned against trading for
said note. The finder can have the money If he will
return me the pocket book and papers;
da r. TAYLOR.
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w wish to employ for the ensuing year, fifty
Negro men, to work at the Carbon Hill Mines, in this
county. The location is very healthy, and the EN-
poy ment as safe any ordinary labor, as We have
serious injury to any engaged in mining
operations. The hands will he subject to tax 81
IS EACH and no more, for medical attendance, while
at the mines. None but healthy, able bodied men,
used to outdoor labor will be emp Dyed and for such
full prices will be punctually paid.
deo-ts JOHN j. WERTH, Agt
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DARN WAGONS. FARM WAGONS. :

COFFEE --l5O bags prime RE Gsdse
~ loo hags prime LsguayN CokIes
A. IA 800 ~na - s~ae Y<wrs WYNN ~ !
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TMPnnlAL 0ELATINk-For yslliss,
..,s s. cheaper i sss 4 ss Z Ss sass
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T OST lon Wednesday morning, between
II the Old Market and Cary street. q TEN Del
LAReN0TE.sfIt ID the property OF . white female,
who Is Ia very needy circumstances, and the finder
will he doing act OF the greatest charity 70 return
IL to this office de 25-It$
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WANTED-For the coming year q good
W Dining Room Servant. He would be permit
ted TO go to the Springs in the summer, If desired.
Apply at the residence of James Brown, Jr, Ith
between Grace and Franklin sts. dc 25--lw
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WANTS.

MA NTE D-A first rate Journeyman
w GUNMAKER--one who would be willing to
take the responsibility of shop and The duties Gu
eumbent upon one who is the principal of the shop.
Address A. c DEAN.
de 25-ts Richmond, Va.
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TERas OF PUEII01TToy
DAILY PAPFR-F0CR DOLLARS a year uayable al.
ways IN ADVANCE. All subscriptions disconiin,ed at
the expiration Of the term paid for
mGEFLY PAPER-Prce two dollars year; 81 for six
months and 90 cents for three months II paid strictly in
oEance' $l15 cts year; single copies cents each.
RATES FOR ADVERTISING.
IAe square is the space occupied by loo words or %
ength ---'N -
IN DAILY.
one square, day Soc; two DAYS 75c three davs eli
TOUT days $l2o one week l5O two weeks 50 5O each
s1osequent week 75c three months So net six months
Wy met one year SIG (net).
One half square less one day 4Oc; two dRvs Goo;
three days 75ei one week $1 two weeks $l5; each sub
Segueat week 4Oc three months $4 six months 81; one
discounts will be made upon sixmonths' bill at the rate
~ per cent on S1 Is per cent 500 per cent on
% per cent on from 90 to $75 20 per cent on from
Yearly advertising' at $25 per square per anpum,
manageable not oftener than once week But yearly adj
ersers viii be confined to their ordinary legitimate bus
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insertion 20ci six months as; one year s9 One half
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ratio as advertisements in the Daily.
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messengers notices $l5o; Assignees notices 81 so;
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Notices of Political and other meetings and conventions
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marriages and deaths gratis Notices of funerals 25c
All obituary notices or additions of any kind to the
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All transient advertising, and all from abroad unless
accompanied by satisfactory local reference must be
paid for in advance.
From and after this date the above rates of advertising
will be iigidly adhered to.
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he continues to make Models, and to prepare specih
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Being connected with the best Agents al Wash
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For further information, inquire Of
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ap1sl o1ice at Mechanics Hall ldawtf
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z BOOKS, &C.

NOW READY THE MOST Thrill
IN LING BOOK OF THE AGB.-G0OFREY Thrill
ling Narrative of the last Grnnen Arctic Exploring Expe
dition search of Sir John franklin BY VIM O. God
frey Of the survivors, 300 pages and so Engravings
Price in paper so centsi cloth binding 81.
From the North Western RerIew This attempt to
take the life Of Wm. O. Godfrey, which no law human or
divine, justify fortunately for DIR. Kane over
ruled, Wheu in former Arctic expedition its leader
shot ferocious Indian Of his party, the world viewed it
act of stern necessity and personal safety but God
frey was neither a mad man enemy; he had march
ed 95 miles alone, in the most dreary and coolest part
of the Arctic Ocean, bring fresh provisions his dying
comrades, without which, DR.. Kane admits they would
have perished." fcU ~
1P Every man, woman and child should read this
thrilling Narrative Of Godfrey's suferngs. For sale at
D.KIMBALL & CO.'S,
o23 diff II Market Square, Providence R. 1.
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JEWELRY, &C.

GUNS PISTOLS, CUTLERY,
The undersigned have in store and offer foT sale
eellent stock of the above articles, ...
WHfcbes-Of B. Adams SONS, Jules Jurgensen's
James Nsrdins, and To5ias's manufacture.
JeweIFy-Diamond, Mosaic and Cameoj Ladies'
and Gents Gold Ohsns of every variety of pattern.
SpeCtacles-Pebble, Perriscopic and common glass,
In Gold, Silver, Steel and Plated bows, adapted for all
sights.
French Clocks -of different patterns, in Marble
Gilt and Bronze Covers. -
Silver and Plated Ware-of every style, with
an endless variety Of Fancy Goods
Guns-Englsh, Double and Single Barrel, Stub and
Damascus T visit
PistOIs-Colts Chicopee and Warmers REVIEWERS
Smith and Wesson's Volcanic Repeater Aliens ceebrat
ed Breach Loading Rife, and spoitsmens Equipments
Of every variety ..t.#
N. B. Watches aud Jewelry repaired, and warranted
FISK l. GODDARD.
1856 Union Block, Main street,
mch19 d&wtf Worcester. Mass.
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LIE W0RCESTER spy.
rE .ss OF PUBLICATION.

FnnLed and Published by JOHN MnTos EARLE. &
ra'AAs DREW at No 212 MaiH Street. Worcester. Mass
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INSURANCE.

- CoMPANY-This Company continues to insure
cotton, wooden and other manufactures, machinery, er
chandise stores, public buildings, dwelling houses, Goods
at Bleaching and Printing Works. and other property at
eurrentrates of premium.
DIREoToRs.-H N. Slater, Earl P. Mason, Royal Cha
pin, VIM. A. Robinson, James II. Read, John W. Lyman,
Joseph Carpenter, Charles Anthony, Louis J. Doyle,
Daniel b. Carpenter BENZ F. Thurston, Christopher s.
Rhodes, Emmanuel Searle, Providence Edward w. Law
ron, Newport; Robert Rodman North Kingstown; H. N.
Oampbel Westerly; Ellis B. Pitcher, Pawucket James
d. Chace, Valley Falls; Geo, @. Ballou, Woonsocket;
James s. Cook, Burriville,
Office No. 16 Weybosset street. First Door North Of the
New Post Office Building. lInaI i=e-t trss
JAMES. Il. READ President.
EMANUEL sEARLE, Secretary and Treasurer.
Providence, Dec. 10, 1868. dtF d18
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WANTS.

nHODE ISLAND MONEY WANT
Ia ED-Two per cent. premium paid for Rhode Island
Money in exchange for Groceries at oges cash Prices,
AZ LADD TEMPLES,
oil dti OPP. P. W. r. Il. Depot.
WATANNTED--ro bny small Farm, containing
Wv from10 to "a acres, with suitable buildings, with
In miles OF the Court House or City Hall. Inquire at
this otioe. du %