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HORRIBLE MURDER IN wEsTFIELD, MAS

wEsTrIgLD, Mass, Dec. 23.--The wife and children
Of Albert stoube were found this morning murder
ed In their house. The children were In bed with
their threats cut, aud Mrs. Stoube wa lying on
the floor with her throat cut. They are supposed
TO have been murdered week ago Monday night.
Mr.. stoube's clothes were found covered with
blood He was seen to leave the house last Tues
day, since which time nothing has been seen of
him. The neighbors, suspecting something wrong
had occurred, climbed up to the bedroom window,
and discovered the murder. Stoube is q native Of
Switzerland, and cigar maker by trade.
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GRAFTON BY EDWARD EVERETT

BosToN, Dec. 25.--Over $1,000 were realized last
night to the funds of the Boston Provident Assoca
ton, in aid ofthe poor, by the Hon. Edward Ever
ett's Grafton in the Music Hall.
Gov Gardner has received the resignation Of the
Hon. n. p. Banks, as Representative In Congress
from the With District
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~EeY- GREAT BARGAINS FOR CHRISTMAS
WEEK AND NEW YEARS.
Beautiful LACE and MUSLIN SETS, at extremely
low prices
MUSLIN and LACE COLLARS. in great variety
Beautiful TULLE CA PES, for evening dress
CAMBRIA and PIQUE SETTS, new aud beautiful
LADIES' EMB'D POCKET HDkFS., great oar gains
CLOAKS and SHAWLS. at greatly reduced prices
Beautiful assortment of Gentlemen's GLOVES, Ora
WATTS, Pocket HDkfs., &c, &C.
And the remaining stock of SILKS, SILKiR0BRs
De LANES, yALENTIAs, aud rich PLAIDS, at
uaprecedentedy low prices. Call and examine
de 2t-6t PRICE a WATKINS.
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rBI.H0ElArHIC MEws.
RnpoRrEp ron THE DAILY DisPAT,
rrRTHER FROM KANSAS

sr. Louis, Dec. ai-The Democrat has furthdr I'D
vices nom Kansas, which s.ate that the LeEisla-
ture has repealed the Law authorizing the Consti-
tuiionsl Convention, and passed the Militia Law
over acting Governor Sfansons veto. The bill pro
vides for the appointment Of a Major General,
eight Brgadier Generals, and q full military Or
0su .fion. a
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aF NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. CoMPANY.-Par-
ties DESTROYS of INSURANCE in the NEW YORK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. will, by making
application BkFoRE the FIRST day Of January, 1855,
be entitled to the Dividend Of the coming year.
Those DIFFERING their applications beyond the
above period, will receive no Dividend for 1883.
Ea- AGENCY 2O3 Main street. Richmond.
CHAS. II. WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia.
E.W. TR0TTER.
de il-dtistla General Agent.
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THE NEwFoUNDLAND TELEGRAPH.

HALIFAX, Dec. 23--The line hence to st. John,
n. f.. Is again In efficient operation. All Europe
an messages dated 4th and 5th inst, received here
per Canada, were sent through to New Foundland
in time to answer the purposes for which they
were intended.
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f6g- NorIcE.-I deem it necessary to

18 NoTIcE.--I deem it necessary to
explain to the public in reply to article that APP
peared In the Dispatch OF December 18th, IN the
police report In reference 70 warrant procured "
stealing timber from said hose. The facts Of the
case these: Rose bought house on Water street
ing that when paid for he to have title TO the
property, occupying the house several months. and
meantime the house burns dosn, Rose removes to
Norfolk, giving Mr.. Sharp no notice what he intend.
ed to do Mr.. sharp knowing that he bat lost a
owing On raid house, takes away the rubbish. Rose
returns from Norfolk. procnres warrant BY swear
Ing that said sharp stole his timber, for which his
Honor reprimanded him severely, telling him he
had good periured himself, and honorably dis
missed the case. JOSEPH SHARP.
Richmond, Dec. %, 1857. de 2j-ltS
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E0RprRSp.-Col. d. d. Tompkins, Assistant Quar-
termaster General now on duty In New Orleans,
70 proceed 10 the city of New York aud relieve
Breyet Lieut.. Colonel A. c. Myers Assistant Guar.
ternaster, who will, on being relieved, repair to
New Orleans and resume the duties performed by
Colonel Tompkins.
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DENIES TIE lapurAnos.--A letter has besn rs.
csved At Phiiadelphia from Thomos Allibone, Esq.,
nantiy denying that he is defanitsr to the hank,
Or that he is In any way indebted 10 It. II appears
be 10 lying III ut Nice Ia Italy, and but IN this
hs ssys ne would stones return hone. aud confront
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TEE REPORTED SHOOTING OF LASE.--Kansas adIi
ees of the 18th inst, say nothing about Gen. Lane
having been shot. The report Ia not credited at
ct, Leafs,
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FORTNIGHTLY MAIL TO NEWFOU NDLAND.
HALIFAX, Dec. 23.--The Government of New
foundland has arraigned with he Cunard Conn
pany to run:a steamer fortnightly to Newfound-
land during the winter season. leaving Halifax. rs
usual, after the arrival of the steamers from Liy
ernnnl and BOSTON, u. - !.
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AaKNCY IN NORFOLK.

w =. posTER, ESQ, IL the Agent for the psIIr
.xs,.resr m Norfolk the circulation Of the paper
ne~e having Increased 10 an extent demanding Per-
seas astession 10 IT. distribution. the collection o.
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The President, it is stated, has received letter
from Mr.. Mason rssgniDg his position as American
minister to Paris.
The dry and fancy goods jobbers Of Providence,
r. l.. have resolved TO reduce their credits to four
months.
DIR. Sam'l c. Pickiugton, SOME years since consul
at Tehuantepec, Mexico. died in Owen county, Ky.,
on the 18th inst.
Three Irishmer are now judges on the English
bench-Martin, of Belfast; Willes, of Cork, and
Heating, of the county Limerick.
James II. Partridge, Esq, of Baltimore has been
appointed Secretary of State Of Maryland.
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DoNNELLY 10 BE ExEcuTEp-The Court OF Pardons
of New Jersey has declined to commute the sen.
teuce of Donnslly from hanging to imprisonment.
for life.
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BA-BEyJAaIN FRANKLIN said "a policy Of Life IN
surance Is the cheapest and safest mode of making
certain provision for ones family
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY offers peculiar advantages.
Ist 1t makes Annual Dividends.
2nd. 1t pays the dividends while the insured Is y-
ing, thus helping him to pay his premiums.
3rd Only half the premium if it amounts to $50 Is
required in cash.
No Company aSords more advantages OF security.
Office No. Il Pearl street.
deis-dtIi KNOWLES WALFORD.
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1xeD kxrnnyE foEsxRlss. Charles N. ottin.
81 .l1 ssnasi Seed have been arrested 10 phi,a.
AsipAiA Ana held 70 bail 10 ths sum Of Is 600 = II
e - charge q forging the name 81 wilson Aver
10 1gge number u notes Of various araouas.'- =
.ss aaewn y - - tissnistlon Amonnt % uea,
syeN MasIs psslably i&vs teea sola In the
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TN n DISPATCH.


.avsrs s.menss icr the DIsrarcH must ee haha
az By sSe ccsock n ne afternoon, In ofaes 70 AP
e ne nAxt day. The heavy pressure o aass..
70 ,enss upon the columns ?, our Pc. ~ Nv
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Prt Of Richmond, Deer 24-HEgh Water ~ o'c

ARRIVED,
sehr. Geo. " Scott. Mitchell Philadelphia. coal, p
{. Larus.
sehr 4. L. B. Wales. Williams. Philadelphia. coal,
@. b. Lipscomb.
schr. Il. r. King. Leeds. Philadelphia, coal to or
der.
schr: Harriet and Sarah. Tice. Philadelphia, coal,
8. P. Halves.
,sehr. oleyia. Gusts. Hampton. wheat. Dunlop,
sloop Hannah and Mary. Tullis. Bridgwater. pota-
tees, Ludlam Il Watson.
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cHAMBERLAIN's 0sYfCE. !
THE following section Of "an no ordinance

THE following section Of IAN ordinance
- concerning Negroes" passed this day Vas CT
dered 10 bS pablished in all The daily pagers Of this
src Il. he owner, hirsr' or Other employer Of
slave In the city Of Richmond shalt not permit such
to hire himself out receive the ID ics os his
for his own board 20 board HIMSELF tor shall he
board Butt shall be the duty Of every owner hirsr
or other employer ot slave ia the city Of Richmond
10 pr sid food and lodging for such slase upon his
own pfemises. or ey engaging bard and lodsias
, ,Is rnsm WIN nm soa Tree the pre-
wife living in the cty and he stays with her 1t the
house Of her master And u shallbs The daty u the
city Of Richmond, hsvipg slaves which are nod ed
and lodged by themselves their own preaaises TO
make cut list cf slaves boarded out BY him. AMI
the place where each 10 boarded aud deliver fhs
said list ~ the Mayor Of the city: and as efsn 10
buys hires or employs another slave, ~ Often 90
one Of the slaves changes his boarding house. be
Fact and state the place where such si.vs bosrsA
Aud u the said owners hirers other employers d
E rs s,s NJ ss s ss % e
: sns o. not lee. shsn Ave nor more than ivesty
's j. ss-auJ sepyrnltoSsss RIOS. LAWSON. ocK.
E,ARM WAGONS. FARM WAGONS. -
We ssss is.s received very :geso, 2. q
durahi.sy and strosgtk. they bsiag msnafActnrsd
ssss .s II !! 'a A's csus vi - ssssf s.s'
COFFEE --l50 bags prime RE Gsnse
~ 100 hags prime LaguayrA CotIes
asi II ,'''s ana = '~'s iTkwls i. wKss co
IMPnnlAL CHANNELS Jslliss.
: 9as yang~ cheaper ssa q God = QsAs1 fos
lsaA = WASss0Fss
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"
DIED,

On the e.il, inst, Mrs.. EI.YzABETH ANN, wife Of
John II. Wood. iD the 57th rear of her age.
The friends If the family are invited to attend her
funeral from the residence Of her husband on Cath
crime street. this morning at II o'clock. without fur
ther notica,
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RrcHIoSD, sDec. I'D. 1851.
Ray- To MISS AvoNIA JoNEs.-The I'M

dersigued having witnessed with great pleasure your
personaton of many beautiful and difficult charac-
tiers. in the Richmond theatre, AS testimonial Of
their sdmiraton of your talents, their respect for
You as laiy, and their sympathy with you as ma
tive of Richmond respectfully invite you to appoint
an evening upsn which you will accept q compli-
mentary benefit, and delight your many friends by
appearing again before a Richmond audience. The
are certain. be suficjenr to ensure crowded house
We confident that your admirers and the friends
Of the drama. will warmly rally around you on the
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GONE AND SECURE SOME OF THOSE

~ BARGAINS FOR CHRISTMAS, AT JACOB A.
LEWIS, Is MAIN STREET. -Rich French Work a
Fmbroideries at half price, beautiful style Cloaks.
aaHtles AMI Busters, very low Ladies' Hosiery,
skirts aad Dress Goods. Of all kinds: Railroad Cor
sets, very lew. 10 close Hoops. Cotton Goods Blan-
Head Dresses, in all colors. sniiafIs for evenings
very cheap. JACOB A. LEVY,
De "a rs Main street.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
n rav

~ BULhLEY no. iT Vain street,
Have on hand an elegant variety Of Parian anf
Bronze Figures and Satuettes; China and Sohetnian
Vases to suit all tastes; Gift Cups aad Tete Tete
Sets. splendid variety: fine Bohemian Glass and
China Colognes Rich kuby and other China Jewel
Baskets; Fancy China Tea Sets the choieests lot
have ever opened Paper Machie Writing Decks aud
Work Boxes; Velvet and Leather Retieuies. SOME
beautiful patterns; Fancy China articles; Toy Tea
Sets &c. We would cordially invite the attention OF
purchasers to large and beautiful stock feeling
assured that our goods AMI prices cannot fail 10
please. In our beautiful show ROOM up stairs. are
to be many choice and desirable goods.
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DOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS.-Fine Hair

Il Brushes, Combr, Porte Monnaies Pocket Books,
Ladies' Porte Monnaies, Lubin's Lows and Elders
Extracts for the handkerchief
FANCY ARTICLES.--A fine assortment of Hair
Brushes Buckskin Purses. Porte Monnaies Pocket
Books. Combs, Lubin's aud Lows Perfumery and
Soaps, fine pomades and Hair Oils, Pocket Com
panions, Toy Paints, Shaving Creams and Perfume
ny of all kinds, suitable tor presents for sale by
do q f. j. PIC0T, corner nth and Main alta
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DEM0VAL.-The subscribers have re-
~ moved from their store On Pearl street, to the
large stfe house at the Of Cary and 18th cts
opposite hessrs /. q g. Is. Davenport, where they
win be pleased to their friends and c,lstoieers.-
They have in store fun and genera aseortnstt IL
desirable or ceries. stokes alFES.
24-Iw
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HAVING been elected Clerk of Henrico
IL County Court. l wish to employ, before the LIST
of January next, u DEPUTY. To one thoroughly
qualified to discharge the duties well In Court as
In the Office liberal salary will be given Best OF
reference required. VIM. FOLK rs.
Dacember 33d 1877 de g3-dtJl
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THE BARQpE W. q. Lavish the U. S. Court, at
New York, on Tuesday, proceedings were had i'll
reference to the barque W. G. Lewis which was
libelled at that port last summer, but which has
lately arrived at Norfolk as prize to the u. g..
sloop of Dale. The trial of the parties inpli-
Gated, however, was postponed, on motion of this
District Attorney, in order to allow Of testimony
from Norfolk.
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CLIFTON HOUSE, 8. COOK
" having taken this well known house. situated ON
i4th street. near the Exchange, is now prepared to
accommodate Baarders on az favorable terms 40 any
other first class Boarding House In the city He has
two or threelarge rooms well closettsd, aud In every
respect suitable for families which he would like
have occupied
few day Borders can 10 accommodated.
da1S
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DEFALcATIoN IN RocHEsTER.-A defalcaton has
been discovered in the account of Mir. Heman Loo
mis-, Treasurer of the Rochester Savings Bank
The amount is ascertained to be SlS2l0 and it has
been secured by leus upon his property, so that
the institution will not be likely to suffer loss
Mr.. Loomis has stood high as a business man, and
the utmost confidence repesed in his integr-
ty.-.SyrdeaSe Journal 2ld.
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INSURANCE on

TNSURANGE.--LIFE INSURANCE ON
l. WHITE PERSONS ANDl SLAVES, the former
for any length OF time upon the .k,Gnat and Joint
Stool SYSTEM and siores for one month, one year or ice
gears
FIRE INSURANCE made in town or country, on
every description of property.
MARINE INSURANCE, on vessels, cargo and
freight.
INLAND INSURANCE, ON goods by canals and
land carriage effected upon reasonable and satisac-
tory terms, at the General Insurance Agency. on
Pearl street, opposite the store Of j. NJ Gordon and
next door to the office of +. ID. Eacho
.Age0cy American Lift Insurance and Trust CONT
p1ay-Princi al Office ia Company building South
east corner of ith and Walnut streets Philadelphia
Charter perpetual. CapitaTand assets 81 2s5 COO
agency GTedt Western Fire and Marine Insurance
(b0apaRy- Principal office in Company5 building
Norihwest corner OF Walnut and ith streets, Phila
delpha Charter perpetual Capital S500G00.
~ All losses promptly and literally adjusted.
q. X. BRICKEN, NJ. D.,
General Insurance Agent and Medical Examiner
office as above stated, Pearl street. Richmond. Va.
de 2t-cw&swI
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FAMILY FLOUR. = Superior Family
de dts = - DUNLOP. MONCURE %.
MICE GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS

~ GIFTS at LEWIS, Is Main street.
Yon can find there nice Collars at . cents. worth
50 cents some at 30 cents worth 500; Jet Bracelets
and Breast Pins Retticules and Pert<monnaie>
Cambria and Dimity banda; s000 Embroidered Swiss
Collars I2Ak cts worth IS cents: Linen Handker.
chiefs at a cents Insiae Hank archiefs at Ga cents
worth IS cents; Ladies Comforts, fine Cambria Col,
lars at 81 IS worth 81 Ladies' Collars at 2s cts
Of the best quality AT 2 cents worth IS CENTS Also
nee assostmenf vt fancy Soaps and Eau do Cologne
de- 1850 j. A. LEVY.
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No. BIZ. JoHS B. WALTHALL, (Homoo-
psthst offers his professional services 10 the CHI
as OF Richmond aud its vicinity Once At his re-
siaerce on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
10 1-l2ms
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EG SADLER's HoTEL.-The patrons of
be closed THIS DAY, Dec. 18th, in order to give
those engaged at the Hotel opportunity to parti-
cipate in the festivities of the day.
de 25-It GEO. Il. SADLER.
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TOR SALE.-A likely young Woman,
l. about y years cid. TO remain in Richmond She
is good nurse and housemaid. Apply to
II. STERN,
fa 24-6ts 213 Broad street.
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ELLINGTON SCHOOL.--The exercises

IL in this School will be resumed on the 5th day
Of January. is5S. Persons wishing to ii any vaeaa.
cy which may occur at that time, shoud make Inn
mediate application, Terms Tor board tuition, bed
ding aud washing, ,the same last session: paid
quarterly i'm advance Address either f fka subacrl
beis, junction p. o., Hanover county, Va.
TH0S. II. R0x,
de 2i-d2w TH0S. II. FOX. Jr.
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C. STEAM PORTRAITS for Christmas presents.
- STEAM PORTRAITS for Christmas presents.
~ STEAM PORTRAITS Tor Christmas presents.
Sc CHRISTMAS is here aud A. ASToSI, the Wei
nngton Of Coniectioners, is fully prepared to meet
all the holiday demands that may be made upon him
at the St Nicholas SaieGp, adjoining the Exchange
Bank, on Main street. where Santa Claus holds his
annual eouIt. Antoni has just returned from the
North with large supply of French. German and
American Fruits CONTEMPORARIES, Toys and Fire
works which he intends to deal out to bis many
toners on the most reasonable terms. His French
candies the very best De had and his miniature
fireworks novel that they cannot fail to plea
the Juveniles. ASToNI possesses advantages now.
for serving parties with cakes, creams, pyramids
and pastry that be never enjoyed before. and from
our knowledge of his elegant and attractive estab.
lishmsnt, we are certain that no one can call upon
him without being suited in goods and prices, For
CHILDREN his stock OF toys. candy books, trunks Ia
bic ware. cutlery and bon-mots, will equal any to be
found in New York, and he has Just purchased
them low for cash. he will sell very cheap. Let the
public then remember that ASToSI's ST. NICHOLAS
SALOON is the place 20 buy presents for young and
old, and that be will sell cheaper than any other
mouse south Of the Potomac. So send him your or
defs. At
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nSga SpgCIAL Nor,cE-All ner

By SPECIAL NoTlcE.-All persons in
or open account, and which Is yet unsettled, will
please cali and settle up. as | close my ledger
at that time. and all accounts then due and
remaining unsettled the lat day Of February,
1855 will be placed in proper train for collection
a. longer indulgence cannot be given.
de % WIZ. IRA SMITH.
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RE HMoSD, Dec. Esd. 1857.
GENTLEMEN II feel deeply grateful for the high
compliment that you have paid by your letter Of
Dec 2zd to young artistic and trust that each
your conImeadaton. II close application aud an
earnest deeire to progress render me receive
nav assurance that these will not be wanting.
Should Monday, Dec. 2sth, meet wi b your sppro
baton, shall then be happy to receive the honor
YOU propose. am, gentlemen.
Yours, gratefully,
AV0NIA JONES.
To Messrs. VIM. +. Richie. O. A. Myers. james
Lyons, &c. de 25-d2t
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MEMS BOOTS of the following kinds,
lsl viz: Cali Boots Sewed siagle and double Soles
aud Wamps; Cali, Kip and Buff Pegged Boots, sim
gle and doubl. soles. Also. Youths and Boys Boots
OF the same kind; also, superior lot Of Gents
want of good pair OF Boots can save from 81 10 $2
on pair by buying of MARCUS HARRIS.
de % ls3 Broad street.
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LATE NOTICE.-Madame DEVESEs
n rooms are crowded to excess daily, to listen to
her truly astonishing revelations Lost lovers un-
faithful husbands things stolen lost all recovered
through her magical power. Residence, Broad st.
between lst and 3D. right hand side over eadle and
harness store. Gail from o'clock in the morning
to at night.
Terms, Ladies' IS cts Gentlemen 80 cts.
de 24-3ts
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UNITED STATES FRIaATE PowHATAN-The bark Or
lando. from Cephalono, arrived at Boston, Tues
day morning, having left ON the 4th inst. Her
captain reports that when Ia lat. "a rs NJ, Ion. 20
6W, he was boarded by the United States frigate
Powhatan. having ex President Pierce and lady on
board, then four days ont from Cape Henry. All
on board were we'll, and the Orlando having re-
ceivsd letter bag,from the steamer for the United
States, the two vessels separated and resumed
their voyage.
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DOWHATAN HOUSE,
RICHNANN VIRGINIA

RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
The undersigned having leased the above pleas
anty situated HOTEL respectfully egs leave to in
form his FRIEN3S and the TRAVELLING PUB
LlC that he will open it for their ommodation
the first day ofJaauary, 1s.ts.
To those, TO whom the HOTEL is known, il is I'M
necessary say anything in regard TO its locston
for the information of strangers he would that
it is delightfully."- situated npon the highest ground
in the City. fronting three of the principal streets
viz: Broad Capitol and Eleventh streets, onBosire
the CITY HALL and the CAPITOL SQUARE, in
which il the State Capitol the Washington Monu-
ment and the Governors Mansion.
1t is convenient to the POST OFFICE, the BANKSi
CUSTOM HOUSE, &C.
The Table will be supplied with the best the Mar
kets afford and every exertion will be used TO eontI1-
butte to the comfort of his guests.
de2i-d2wcw9t WIN. III. FRY.
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GEORGE STARRETT.

hE- SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The attention
Marble and .labaster Statuary, Vases bohemian
Cut Glassware, Silver Plated Ware, &c g. TO take
place at the Store on Governor street. doors above
Mr.. John A. Relvin's, on SATURDAY the 18th, at
IL o'clock, A. NJ, and So O'Clock, p.
E.B. COOK Il CO.,
de 25-lt Auctioneers.
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eA- STEAM PORTRAITS for Christmas presents,

nA- STEAM PORTRAITS for 50 cents, by TYLER B
Co., l39 Main street.
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Ny Rev. %. s. BuRNET, of Norfolk,
viii preach in Sycamore Church, on SUNDAY, the
7sfh Inst. 1t II O'clock. A. -, and at IA. r. NJ
p6y- TnH BAssMEsT of the new Bap-
tist Church, In Manchester, will be opened next
sabbath. Dec n.
FROM IN 10 II o'clock win be devoted 10 Sunday
school Addresses, Rev. A. VI. PoISpgxrER Will
preach at II o'clock. and DR.. .. l.. BuRA0ws ut
o'clock Preaching also at night.
Rev. z. 0KTEx as0kaE, who has recently taken the
pastoral care Of tbs church, will hereafter occupy
the pulpit ds S-it"
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