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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-12
CRY AM SAFE AFFAIks.

RvssELL's MAGAZINE. FOR OcroRER-After an
interval of some months are in receipt If this
sterling monthly. Russell has ever been
welcome visitor To ,ur sanctum, and its long alb
senee has caused no little regret. The contents
Of the present issue usual, diversified and
agreeable. The opening article. sketch Of the
life II MarJn, the Carolina partisan, is full of
interest and is we'll calculated tc arouse glow Of
patriotic feeling in its readers. Those we'll writ
ten sketches Of Southern men and Southern seems
find an Appropriate place in this excellent South
cru Monthly, and astitue one Of the most inter
estiug features of TIE work. We hope to see it
followed up. There is an abundance Of material
ut hand, uut 81 which ~ weave some of tho most
valuable AMI readable Articles that have ever en-
riched our literature. This Magazine is hand
somely printed hv Walker Evans & Co. Charles
Ton. :. C.. on far ..eg and in point Of general
interest and elecauee 81 imposition is inferior to
no similar work of the present time. The sub
scription price is three dollars per annum. Ad-
dress Russell's Magazine Charleston, S. c.
Fsrrcur Ta.pr.-Received at the Lynchburg
depot, October eth. % loaded Cars from the West.
consisting Of Wheat. 1896 bushels Flour. Al
barrels 6,773 h If Tobacco; $4,000 h Miscel-
ianeous. Sent West the same day, thirteen
Cars loaded with Merchandise.
FREIsur TRApE.-Thc receipts of freight at the
Depot of the Va. ( Tenn. Rail Road Friday,
were as follows: Is loaded cars of produce from
the West, consisting Of zoos bushels OF Wheat:
27476 tbs Of Tobacco: 2l2 barrels Of Flour; l4,50O
ihs; Miscellaneous. II loaded ears were sent
West the same day.
The STATE LI>E.-Tha Commissioners with
their Engineers, &c, were to meet at Bristol on
Wednesday morning last, to commence defining
the line betweed Virginia and Tennessee. and we
suppose they are now Mt work. They 20 to Bris-
tol. an intermediate point hetwean the two extre-
mes, for the purpose of ascertaining tho latitude
which theJ propose to trace to the White Top re-
gion, where, accurately asccrtaining the starting
point, they will proceed to mark the line to Cum
berland Gap.-AJimgdon Trainidn.
ToBACco.-But little attention has been paid to
the cultivation Of the weed" in this part of tho
State, until very recently. This year we hear Of
several crops. ranging from 1000 to 10000 lbs
and all Of superior quality. The soil, particularly
of the river hills is said by men Of experience to
be admirably adapted to the growth of tobacco
1t will in time, doubtless. become one of the sta
pies Of Southwestern Virginia-particularly ship
ping tobacco.
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lMPpRTANT.-A remedy hn~ mt In 81 bee d y
covered whchs CERTAIN cure for Dandruf and other d
seascs a" the Hair The following interesting communicate
Is from gentleman we'll known in this community and shoul
aiisfy that RossERs ESSENCE BAY Lr,vrs"
just whai II prcend to bea remedy uequaled for all M
OF the Hair. Every certificate give Is from well
know and reliable
PETERSBURG Aug 18th, 1857.
Cot. T. II. RossER-Dear Sir have used Essence
of Bay Leaves tor the removal Of andru ond with
thon three bottles ecctnR complete and
in consideration of " hich unhesa,ngly recommend
In the highest terms. CHAS. W. ARNOLD.
THIS valuable article Is for SALE Wholesale and retail
by Mcssrs W. A. STROLLER a co. ami JOHN II. SEAY
Druggists OF this city. sept 3d8cts
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A LARGE LOT OF RAILWAY IRon has reached
Alexandria its way to this place. to be used in
laying the track of the Lynchburg Extension The
iron was purchased of the Mt. Savage Iron Com
pany, Maryland; We are informed that no por,
next Spring, by which time, it is expected, that
some twenty miles will be in running order
Charlottesville advocate
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MARRIED.

In Charlottesville on Tuesday morning last by
r. X. Meade, Mr.. GEO. C. OMonuNDRo and Miss
CAROLINE Il. THORNLEY,, both of Charlottesville.
On Thursday, Sept 3Oth, by the Rev. John l..
Clark, Mr. CHARLES A. SPRINKLE, of Harrison
burg Va, to Miss SALLIE +. CARTER, of Nelson co.
Va.
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SEABoARD AGRICULTURAL S0CIETy.-We CRATE
fully acknowledge the receipt of an invitation
from the officers of this Society to attend their an
nual Fair which will commence at Norfolk on the
10th Of next month. Whether present or absent
we shall wish them pleasant and successful ex-
hibitiop.
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DIREcroRs.-Beyerly r. Johnston and JAS. T.
Preston. Esqs,. and Col. l. b. Dunn. have been APP
pointed State Directors of the Va. & XIV. Railroad
NJ. B. D. Lane, Maj. John F. McIlheny and Col.
Jas. X. Gibson, are appointed State Proxies for
the same road
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LAND SALR.-Humberson Miller, ESQ.,. sold a
tract Of land of 300 acres, lying in Washington
county, Three miles from Saltviue, at 33 per acre,
cash. VIM. Allison was the purchaser.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEETING.-Therc are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at o'clock.
The ladies' are invited to attend.
aug l8-dts
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UOlIOwRy's Pill. md OiUs t. I iuo0s
limitations have been imposed upon the public but they have
been driven out o the field The purchaser should look for The
wat"rnark that exists leaf OF the cnvedphg book
II the words Holloway, New York and Lon
don in semi letters they Sold at
the mandatory, M - Maiden Lane New York, and by all
Druggists, nj 25c 63, and 81 per box or pot oe9lw
Country Mcrchn nts.-llow MIKE Nancy
In purchasing hants should always select
the best well saloahc goods for in doing they
not only realize han somc profits from their outays but confer
lasting obligations their patrons Every neighb"rho"d
has number spepcs well cufeeb cd and dcbia
ted residents and the oer them and
speedy relief should fail In doing II the duty
good citizen I" alleviate the affections around him. and
far rs he dusc health and happiness We
flied to know that remedy those d tressng dseas.sa
cvcrang rrniedyhas At length been discovered and that
there thousands of In the state who hav" hc'n
cured lay it THIS medicine Is other than BAKERS
DIrTEkS purely vegetable compound upon scion
hc principles from the medicinal herbs o and render
cd palstae that child will take It, We have
II given and fever ,holc darrhna H. loss
Of appetite biousness and ndg son aud have rarely
known II to fall In enccng permanent cure IN short time
Nearly Apoihecary in the South selling these
BITEIts and they performing cures
extensycl introduced In all body
their healing qualities The Proprietor
they risk nothing purchasing few for retail aud
we know that wherever IL is ntr"nced its popularity
will increase and usefulness become general These BIT
Tkks entirely from all poisonous and
They the effective tonic used and will Il
greater benefit 10 delicate females and weakly infants than
any thing thai can be them Every family should try
few bottles in order understand and appreeat. their Nr
Price 30 cents per bottle
To I've had wholesale and retail Of all the principal druggists
in the city of Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia of
Mesars Chas Stot N Co Arlington ID. q; q H.
bier Co BALTIMORE Md ID. b. Miller tovinston. Ky and
Barnes II Park n y.
Orders filed by addressing f. BAKER PROPRIETOR
seItbOts Richmond. Va
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NNGasR N a EAMAa.E ~GMi NANH-
u 4 E,,I al 1 A


Itfl- Drawing nn'i Painting
Terms, pee session oi tive WoWthsi
Hoard Including fuel lights Ac With no rxitaH.. .td9 M
Tuition IN T. Ish brAurhc-. 10 M
Iniinn III d, 40 with trench aud latin.. ~ On
Tuition in Collegiate Department.. - M
In, fnriin m inn" ,'uiisr or Organ. % IA
50 al lhstfn''ht
hnarl ani Iu"u-uu" hall IN advance. hanm," at the end
II TN, session
In this hslitut N, only knowledge of la In,
ttreh and lletw hr acquired hot facilities furnished tn
onk nk III" Frruch ali'n aud sitnsh lausu kcs lw"
An nj tw" Modern Languages iequi'" To cnt" T."
graduation
>n, the old II Education M III" RIO
tn Of the nshtcnel t>rfhif>'td cta"s
All what due 10 pnieiais and children '"nhn Is
ai mi, Wit h, iuu 'dusai lie s,stom blends nN A
viii III. tiu 81 ln-lru,i I.CuI" and INnmina
II H. tui the With the Theory To develop
cal rs,ti. and lt," the fullest stoI "all III" mrua
Nj MTll,MsoN the Faculty of University Va NJ
in s.a Kew H." hyland ri Eiehnund College; Mira
ten "a thgtnui irni MTsr :; E.SI h Mthcl 10 Rev
L." R"ss,,. u u k"Ns II II WNcr Geo. W Carter aud
II Iia
Nj Iiarrtt rcirs to Rev. " II rrit, rctrrsuil and
Gen
Mt cANr> rstril ietehvro Richmond, aud Roy. w
II kmek" I,nrlhuru
Mrs rAat to Rev Juo VI. T. Atknron. u D. lrcst
lIamt,rn \. College and Hon. Nm g aud Mt, Ht,"s
Ma WILLIAMSON rricts ilnn w 4 Preston. ,"v iuo
u l"Nl aud VIM iat'tl ltI, President Farmers Hank.
IsnclturR
" Circulars coutsinnp aItrnaia uhiainrd bv npprn
ton at SEMINARY Rnd Immediate, tiniy ot nh ~ NJ u
thuteh al through III" T. Dhce -d"m
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
LYNCHBURG COLLEGE.

II NCHBlfRG COLLEGE.
WIZ fourth .css"n this lnstiiuon IN commence
on the l3,h September
The oeaiion 81 the healih.st and accessible
the snite and the study both Classical
scientific equal TO that of the best Am.can colleges
ih' Military Department will br efficiently msinfained
Ger The GO Of Mr. Blsnkensp Er duaie e the Viz
sns Military Institute and recently connected with tho
United States &, survey
Ihe several professors will have exclusive charge Of tho
"ramiar SCHOOL In whhh will be thoroughly
pared tnr college ~ iru in,ss
rae Try.
RonERr l.. RnoCKETT Pts,idenf; Professor ~ Nstu
raj srrnee
L'etedrs Il MArH,ws. A. NJ. Professor Of Latin and
Bellies Lciirc.
Ia CAntII, A. H. Professor ut the treek Language and
Literature
j. BLANkENsHir. Professor OF Mathemsti sand lusruc
tor of Tactics
Rev W W wALKrW Profess. =, OF Moral and Mental Sci
cnc. aud oi History.
santiL OAKLAND A. NJ, Professor Of Constitutional Law
y LAN"i"NNi, VI u. Prof. ssor OF Anatomy aud fhys
luug,
atstfrt ADoLrHo SAHrokI. LII ID fr fcssor Of Modern
Languages
EXPENSES
board 81 per week washing 81 p per month fuel and
lights $40 term Tuition. t.u In Iho Grammar SCHOOL, aud
s.o IN thu Collegiate Department To, halt session
Y taialngn"s c"utan,ng further information can he OBJ
iah,d by a,irt ssnr the President aug 5ts
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A. Is. Rl1CKER.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.

UPVONf NC n, yMiU DdHN,
LrNCHBURG, VA,
EErS consA 'y hand large and varied assortment
IN Of GROCER. ~ AND STAPLE DRY GOODS witch
he rrdurei prices Cash. exchange
for Produce Ia his purpose hereafter TO conduct his bus
entirely CAsH pRIhcifLta and In order to sct this
desirable object he will sell such prices will protect the
interest n all who favor him with a cali
Grateful for tho share Ut received Al the hands
ut lila he'd friends and public tor the last slx
years hc boys continuance of their Kindness In his
II
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Xx7HREI.ER a. WILSON'S

r. PRIVATE hAI.E.-Dr II pksn. hR via q
purchased residence four miles 81 the village of
Nelson county Va, offers at priv ate sale his late
resIJcnce in village Terms accommodating II s-s
would probably be n very good location for phys Lug:
clan ANY enquiries by letter otherwise addressed ,s
to DIR n HOPKINS, Lovingson Nelson County win A.A
bc promptly answered tsedl4 dkcmA
AYOTICE.-l hive this day appointed J ohm .
~ MITCHELL my agent TO buy and sell for me.
and1n my n,me-NEGkOES, HORSES, MULES
AND BiJGGIES-bva power Of attorney duly re- ~YX
corded IN the Clerk 3 Office of Nelson County.
'''N' E.w. SMITH,
scptowim Tye River Warehouse Nelson Co va
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" oOd'- Hair Rcstsrasiv~ Prof. Wood. the
ned disco, Of the invaluable Hair Restorative still
continues to labnr In behalf Of tho afflicted
His medic universally admitted by the American
press be superior ali Others fer causing the hair the
head IL the aged that has cen svered for to
forth with much vigor and uxurauce hen hrs
ed with the advantage 81 youth
There doubt that IL Ia Of the greatest dscov
cries In the ned nj world II restores permanently hair
to IL, rga color and makes assume the beautiful sky
which has been very desirable all Of the world
~ L0his Morning Hrad
Sold by all knul DrnEgss loct N!w
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IYNCHBuRa CARDS.
j. II. HOICOMBE e CO.,
n 4 a n n =.


NNrIII make collections all points, buy aud 81" Ex
w change, Cola, and nnc0rvent Notes oil orders !oi
Stocks Inaua aud transact all business sppertah'nG
Ia general banking and Collection House,
no, III J r HutCOMBF 4 CO
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IT ONION POTTER -
IL London Porter, In quart aud
septi%-ss
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= IL :! Al. NOTICES.
Oxyx~..sra Hitter IN Emrsp

ONyEeaatfd Btfterp IN Emropf.-FFSsas krv. Ia.
Doclttir highly respectable Clergy Ncvctn-
Der |. lsa2Desr S'r,-About two since mad II
few bottles of your oHraryArED BiTrrRs, for stomach
conIlsint " hieh was at that time relieved
Since my In ENGLAND and France have found old
enemy. rrishiy of The sioms H. returning again have
not found any prescription AFFORD tho relief and made
qurcs In London for oxYatSAThn BrTERs hut could
and any. write to beg will do the favor to
by the earliest steamer to avrr half dozen bottles
An oil friend Of mine In England Captain Jackson 81 the
British Army found arrival suffering from Asthma
The result IL dy Send additional half
boes should lie 10 have tie Captain the mcdi
cine
am not aw that II known you. have b,
the resident Clergyman Tor twenty I'll years In Sher
brock and Canada East To which chalgr hope
he able To return Ia the spring remain dear sir 70 bc
Client servant l. DoOlITTLE.
Struw F"wIr 4 Co. Ia Washington street. Boston
pricor. Sold by their agents every where locta Nv
u. H. Thrrc IL No nsedici0r, ut the prr.eat
day, value high Perry ars I,ssfabie PAIN kdir.
have used family Tor years In every instance has
n sovereign remedy, tested lis qna,s to-day
severe burn aud found Il 81 that could he desired
a II MILNE, Editor of Messenger.
Portuguese Colony July ls 1857 Messrs Perry Davis
Son -teutlemen Ao me, as witness Of the grra
good which excellent medicine the PAIN kiIifR has
done the exes 81 Madeira to state for the good Of
others that 1t now and has for Ave years thu
family medicine We have found excellent In fever and ssnc
In coughs colds dyspepsia ehonc and inhammat"y rhrnm
atism, eroub piles headache gravel Sc Sc
Tho Introduction II the Pain Nj Ter has been great blessing
o the hole Colony MANUEL J. GONSALVES,
Minister Of the Gospel. and Of the MadCir'ans.
Sold ty all medicine dealers
SOLE by II ".
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and prices unchanged,
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CONGRESS WATER, direct fronsshe Sprisg.
u For sale by lily 2etsl Wa sTROTHER 4 CO.
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N. ,GUGGENHEIMER.

NNATCHEa! GOLD WATCHEs.-We nre
wv authorized by Si, erborn CUT, 10 say that they
hEvs Just received another lot OF GOLD WATCHES suita
bic for Ladies Gcnielucns pockets.
Purchasers requested to call and examine them Re
member the hsuse. Ioet 5 t.. Rep copy.
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b There's esperior
pint bottles, for sale low.
LEE, .JOakkON L, co.
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Richmond Christian Advocate.

Tho valsdictory Of Rev. LsRoY NJ. LEE, who has
% long edited the Adrosoe with signal ability and
suosess, appears In the last number Of that paper
Dr. LEE 10 now transferred to Norfolk Of which
dissriet be Was appointed Presiding Elder at the
hast Conference. He has proved himself O powerful
AMI pungent writer, and in the dics,t art Of par
sSrsphing, has few superiors. We rembember dis.
tinctiy that one Of the nest tributes We have seen
IN any paper to tbs eloquence of Everett was
contained iE about ten lines of the Advocate, aud
sandry sparkling and vigorous thrusts with a
Roman sword Of sarcasm are fresh in Cur recoiIeo.
ten. We with him success and prosperity wher.
ever hegoes He is succeeded In the Advocate by
she Rev. L1oNIpAs RosskR, divine of great elo-
qaenoe and energy of character.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-21

On Sunday. the 18th instant, Miss ELIZABETH
HLl.. Of this city In the 10Th year tf T age.
the 2ist instant at 2 O'clock from the residence OF
Edw ard Kersey. peasants street. Union Hill The
friends and cQuain tances of the family invited
to attend. N%
In New Kent county. on the 10th instant. LUCY
LEE, youngest daughter of Robert l. and Lucy NJ
Undertake. aged months and IS days
H1-CitY papsrs niea.e Cory.
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The Poor.

We observe that meeting has been called In
Petersburg to take measures for the relief of the
peer this winter. The benevolent of our own city
will also sse tho necessity Of prompt aud systema
tie provision for the needy and suffering within
cur own limits In "the good old times" Christ
nas was day Of pleasure to poor Is well as rich,
for It was always celebrated by peculiar acts
Of charity and mercy. Whilst We bestow Christ
mas gifts In profuson upon friends aud kindred let
~ not forget to brighten, at least in the long
year, habitattons where comfort and happiness are
etrapRera.
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CONVERSATIONAL,

wAsHISsroy, Dec. 20 -Suate Pacific Rail-
road bill vas disc q sed.
Mr.. Polk offered an amendment, defeated last
session, which Was again defeated by u vote of II
to %.
Mr. Rice, Of Min made a speech in favor of the
Northern route.
Dir. Foster proposed an anne ndment, which was
adopted, makios it compulsory to use American
iron on the whole route. -
The further discussion of the subject was then
postponed.
Honsc-A resolution was adopted looking to the
taking Of the census Id 1850.
The Old Soldiers bls was discussed in Committee
OF the Whole, but no action taken on il.
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l1nanolal ana CONNER, ial.
Rfch.a.a NInrkcts, DeI 20.

The weather consipues unfavorAbe for outdoor
n lions, ana the IA Ar ket Il very iul There q 10
y ~ - - - a.. -. -. !. .s,a. - r.ta.~ The
change Whatever IN our quo.Anoas Of LTD. ~
on tho Northern cies continues ct the lew rats ut
,.hIch ,,sbas ,nIad for ..vsrnl months There 10 q
-. - -.s a. 49,. -. ....-,,o,. nr,sl a -
temporary pause 10 vus'hos~ opes VIZ. 49,
tho approaching holidays. when neg plans ana the
undertaking. Of the nsw yesr will W entered upon
With re anticipate increased energy and prospects
VI hSuS
our usual seEi"seAhl auo's""ns'
-on.oco r..-a. l. ~. ,,s.,. ,.A. :. ~h....
IUbACSo-tree - 10 sis,so oo..S ~ 100 :, /,
With very small Iscshp gnMe ,n'sia"a ~. 9lu
Jugs Aad :. 4epso. 49, @ n"e - ah ni. ~
old tao BE aood svssn no nue. nn.iisn 10
msrkes some nne' Rosa manHmctuIlne s ,n sasiz
Whb; new iuss ~ hi,os ssW sa ,esi sa,s9 No.,
fLOCn-Ns saies VI roona! supeIhe " saay
pers sinss our last W eonsina, to quote iat re-,
sales 10 shlpptts At - o1Vs' 70. Vuoea"ons totne
ameunt srr;x;nc !. v.rv limited
Wa ouoIe good 10 prime red sI f5GN g.; white
81 aseT 81 40. Lower grades range from 10 cts TO
H 90
CORN-Little dcing-market quiet, and stock
light. We qnots sAgso cts per busnel.
UATS--436l50 cts per bushei 1t dock and depot.
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A Tribute from Abroad .

\. q. Henderson Son. NuYserymen, London
have written letter to Geo. C. Thorburn, New
ark, NJ (son Of Grant Thorburn,) asking to be
psrUittsd 70 present two rare and lofty tire es Of
tbs order of dHiteroe, to be planted on the Mou
Vernon estate, IL honor of one "whoss patriotism
Vas greater than the continent which gave him
birth, whose virtues are his most enduring mon.
onsbts, aud whose name will stand c0eval with
she records Of time"
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PASSENGERS By STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, PARRISH
master, from New tork:
Twitchell and lady. Loney. W & Gilbert
Miss W Brsdiey, f Bundlay, Miss r H french
Miss r Bolt Lpo Baker, B French. NJ & Tucker,
NJ W Mendell, Mcdill. Samuel Davis. W Il Rich
ards ar and child " a Allen. Ked-ll, Nash
9 Bradley. l. Wilcox. W Brooks and lady, Jno
Bell. Devln H u Emmons 10 jackson, Eel.
", A Wynne, Rcbt q Patterson, A ObendoiFer,
Brown, NJ Stone, 6 Dudley aud daughter A Rich
ardson, " Taylor, G Barnes, and 81 in the steer
ago,
Also. from Norfolk-LL Brickhouse, C T Brown
and servant, Mas Vail and servant, VIM Moreland,
John Ferris. hos Rollins. Miss H Jones, Miss
Lucy Stnbb-. Miss Alice pegnaud, Miss Jones
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TuEWEaTHER

Boston, Dec. IS. 1s5s.-At Highland Light this
forenoon thick snow storm prevailed, with q
heavy northeast wind At Hull the wind is north.
west, with slight spirits Of snow.
ALBANY, Dec. Is, ls5s.-The weather here is in
tensely cold, and ice is making fast in the river
The steamer Hero is in a bad position in the ice.
MONTREAL, Dec. IS, 1858 Weather clear and
cold. Thermometer SIX degrees below zero. :.
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- AMsRIcAs SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT AspoAp.-
ksery American must feel his heart beat with pride
=, neh ne reaos tne late speech Of Hon Mr. Bright,
- "a nsof OF Introducing the American form Of
goveTnmsnt-at least az far IA renrseentaaion I.
coneerned-into Great Britain. The honorahle gen.
uemAn vas ierdiy cheereo by his constituents or d
never more 30 than when he illustrated ono result
o. Republican government, By exhibiting speci.
mems Of those handsome handh,Ils and posters. &c.
printed st the DISPATCH Jon Orr1cs J D HAxHxns
II Z Co. Proprietors
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SUPERINTENDENT OF TEE RICHMOND AND Peters.
nuss RAnEoAn.-Ths Pstersburg papers state that
John n. Parker, for many years occupying a
prominent position 10 the service Of the Richmo nd
ana Petersburg Railroad Co. WILL 10 all probah Ill.
y, b appointed Superintendent, to all the va
caoey oocayioned By the resignation of E IL Gill.
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upnSAAL NOTICES.

- SALE or Ton acoo scREws AND
FAcronY FIxTuRxsAttention 10 asked TO the sale Of
Tobacco stem ecrevS, Hoisting Machine, Plnsy1rm
SCALES RfnYee Bocka Tobacco Sticks. &c, THU
DAY. 81 I2o'clock ". ct the Tobacco vactnsy on
Virginia street, IN the rear OF Messra Womels
Cl~ftorne. THOB w kEEsCs.
Il A0ce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-21
The Weather,

In the progress Of annexation, We have appro.
prissed the English weather. which, We are told
By EnglishneD, ia. from tho 5th of Noveu Der to
the middle of December, one continuous RI in and
log. sight OF patch Of blue sky il q rarity and
the sun stranger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-21

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