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lR. sANFORVs LIVER INVIGOhA.

Il
TOR .tsnds pre- eminent among me- iciDes as
Liver regulator that can be relied on TO cure all
Etnfs - Liyer complaint Now this IL Just the
il,Hg q e pubic need for there are hundreds =
ms vicinity who. fr 3ears have been troubled VIII
"hGle tatsiosus of diseases sffiict them. We wish
u say IT, all such that the Inv goatar has perform
SONS of the most wonderful cures OF Liver Com
plant that We have ever known. For sale By
JSD W POLAND,
nays Druggist. nth street.
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-K,ns, FOR SALE-A second hand

tNfE,-eN = TVh E1 LL--h btJOUU-NdTIU
60 HACK. ip good order great bare ali
Eau b. had. as the owner has nse for twill BE-
dpid Oh q credit II desired Enquire OF Mr.. ROW L
at his sRjth shop, On Union street, near Virginia
Central Railroad. NJ. HICKS.
.T--iEE
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LNISH, FISH-No / halifax Cut No.
L Boston Cut Labrador and condemned Cut Her
i've, and for sale in lots to suit purchasers: by
BRID6FORD 4 90,
NV ~ on the Dock
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DR.. Rurro,ys,Lscfnra.

We desire to call especial attention to the fact
that Rev. DR.. Burrows, one Of the ablest and most
eloquent divines of Virginia. will deliver lecture
tomorrow night at the Third Baptist church,
Grace street. His subject 10 "Tlomas Carlyle on
John Ho,card" and the object Of the lecture lie to
aid the contemplated addition TO the Richmond
College Of suitable halls for its literary societies.
We understand that series OF lectures for this OBJ
sect will be delivered by distinguished literary
gentlemen, among whom the societies hope to obs
tain tho services of Professor Bledsoe of the Uni-
versity, one of the greatest thinkers and most
powerful ntellects Of the age, and George Frsder.
lex Holmes, Esq, Professor Of History 10 the Uni
vorsity, and q man OF extraordinary learning and
the most brilliant aud varied scholarship.
The opening lecture to night, by Dr. Burrows
will, We doubt not, worthiy inaugurate this inter
esting series. He 10 one of the finest speakers |,
the State, and win mako his discourse instructiy.
and pleasing in a high degree. All who wish to
pass IN hour In an agreeable intellectual enter.
tanmsnt, and all who desire the prosperity of one
OF the best Of our literary institutions colsg. Of
which this community has reason to be proud And
which It should encourage by every means in its
power, will remember the lecture to morrow night
~ the Grace street baptist church.
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Xs,zzI-1a1I1 Z
DIT I'D.

On Saturday evening last = half PCT oc.oc q.
WALTEH RAY, only son Of George W. and aIss
L. Ksdioaa, aged seven months and nineteen dal =.
The friends and scquaintssces Of the family 3Ie
requested to attend 1.-The funeral. this afternoon y
half past o'clock, at the residence OF nr. Jonn
Rowe, corner Ct Catherine and Henry streets.
From sin md pain ard sorrow free,
An Offering diia to Heaven
For this bsest end the child was borD
just 1ent--it was not given"
On saturday night the llth instant. Mr. ALEA-
AMBER BROWN: aged ls years. leaving = widoW
His funeral win take place from his late residence
on 9th street. below Gary, this evening, at O'clock
His friends and those of the family are requested 10
attend. without further notice.
On Friday morning, Mrs. SARAH, wifs Of jesse
Berry, aged about 81 years.
The friends aud acgnaintances Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral to-day. from the resi-.
dence of her husband, on the corner OF Main and
18th sts.. over NJ. Branch's late store.
In Manchester, on the 18th irst. OF pneumonia.
HENRY LUFFMYER, in the list year OF his age.
His friends ana acquaintances are requested 70
attend his funeral this (afonday) afternoon, at
O'Clock. from his late residence.
HTNorfolk and Petersburg papers please COPY.
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The concert of tonight at the Metropolitan Hall
will be rendered more than ordinarily interesting
BY the famous "Stabat Mater" of Rossini This
divine production will be sung with great effect
by the strakoseh Troupe.
The two concerts of last week were attended by
full and fashionable audiences especially that OF
Thursday night, when every seat of metropolitan
Hall was full. Mime De WnHoRsT at once TOOK up
a strong position in the hearts of her auditors
She is singular little iady-a very surprise-ilKe
those fairy creations, those bright little beings
we have read of but never seen before. Her
artIess and elastic movements are faEn ike, anu
her voice is as flexible and 1.-the as the BIRDS
She is a perfect little gem Of the opera. Her ap-
pearance sheds a glow over the audience, and her
bright nimble song delights them. If rot the
frat among the female artists of the day, she is
one of the most charming.
The lovers Of music are much disappointed IN
not seeing Madame CoLsoS at the concerts. She
WAS unable to como to Richmond at all, being de-
tanned at Washington by indisposition.
PARoDI is still the great actress, the impressive
declairner in song. On Thursday her piece from
Mendesohn, " Jerusalem, thou that killeet the
prophets" was rendered with her woated power
and beauty. Madame SrRAKoscH entertained her
auditors with some of her we'll known pieces,
which were most flatteriDgiy received.
Tho male vooalists are very meritorious anu efi-
cient. We look for the production of the Stabat
Mater tonight, by the combined CORPS as nu-
steal treat of rare excellence.
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v,r~,nin lnssress--prompt Fay
-

We learn from the Emqssiysr, that the 'nss.os.
,yabe on the LIST of January next, on tne .s.a
of the state OF Virginia, was paid over On f1i"s
ut. TO the Commissioners of the Sinking fuua
Tie Enqairer very justly boasts Of sne paemp..
n,ss OF Virginia In meeting her ilaohiuse"
nr,mptness she has exhibited always and nj DER
.ery STERN and pressure 10 the financial world
is certainly time that this good faith and puros
t,ality, 60 completely without imputafion or sus'
picion, should be appreciated, and We believe u !"
batter understood and estimated than heretofore.
The measures adopted to maintain the credit Of
the State and ultimately redeem ell her Liabilities
have certainly impaired increased confidence IN
both her intention and her ability. Her poha'
have risen considerably Of late, and we concur
with the Enquirer In the opinion, that out Tor the
Legislative drags imposed upon stocks 10 virginia,
our own citizens would likely monopoiize all the
State bonds, and they would maintain higher
and more consistent rate In the market.
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EE PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE, and
feeling the hand of time weighing heavily upon
them with all its attendant ills, will find in the
use of DR. j HoSTETTga'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS, an elixer that will nstil new life into their
veins restore, in measure, the srdor and energy
of more youthful days, build up their shrunken
years. These who are in the least afflicted with
Dyspepsia Ague Lang9or, Nausea, or any other
troublesome and dangerous disease, arising from
disordered system should not hesitate to avail them
selves of the bsnefs derived frcm this great reme-
For sale by Druggists and dealers, generally eve
rywhere. de Tim
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Mrs. Julia Dean Eiayme,

An old friend, the pleasant recollectons of whom
time has not dimmed, and whose beauty we hope
it has spared, appears at the theatre tonight for
the first time in several years. We well recollect
the last engagement here of this lady. The old
Marshall vas filled to OVERT owing nightly. especi>
ally with the young, who entertained the tWo-sold
desire Of paying court to her beauty and Witness
ing her fine acting Her name (only Julia Dean
them was toast, and her appearance On the
streets sufficient to direct general attention tohsr
charming person ana graceful carriage. Since
then she has wandered in very distant lands, ga
therins for herself gold and laurels, and tonight
she returns to .see if her old admirers have been
constant and whether she is remembered. She
will find both TO be the case, and will have such
a welcome as she has not had for many day
The beautiful play of "The Hunshback," which
contains one of the artists favorite characters,
is announced for performance.
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TGEEAr ArrnaugIoN.--Jus arrived with steam
or from New York, LAKeE. SPLENDID and BEAuTI-
ruL assortment Of OH PAINTINGS. by celebrated mas
ters; AMERICAN, French. GERMAN and EreLIsH EN-.
CRAVINGS and LrrHoGRApIls, all Handsomely and eu-
rably framed: to be disposed Of vt Auction. on
TUESDAY, the'l4th, and WEDNESDAY. the 18th
Of December, at the Store No. 80 Bread street.
B-particular attention Is called to large as
sortment of the latest stye of French Colored En-
cravings such as never have been exhibited before
iU Richmond
Sale to commence at o'clock, P. NJ. on Tuesday,
and conducted by Mr.. T. w. kEEsEE. Store open
for exhibition on Monday. de lists
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Vine TIcKET--Tbe Fredericksburg Herald advo-
Gates the following ticket in opposition to the De.
moor ATTIC nomination:
For Governor-ANDREw HUNTER, of Jefferson :;
for Lieutenant Governor, EDWARD 7. TAYLOR, of
King George: for Attorney General, JOHN NJ.
SPEED, OF Lyuchburg.
A correspondent of the Lynchburg Firginian re-.
commends the following State ticket to the Oppo>
sition party of Virginia:
For Governor, ALEX. K. BoTELER, of Jefferson; for
Lieutenant Governor, WALLER X. STAPLES, of Mont
gomery; for Attorney General, A. JUDsoS CRANE,
ofRichmond
lie also recommends that Convention be held
in Charlottesville in January, to nominate State
ticket
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New Publication.

Blind Bsrtsnius; or the sightless Sinner. BY
The Rey. v. J. Hoge. An eloquent and beautiful
production of one Of the abiest and most respected
OF The clergy Of the Presby church. For sale
oy Taos. W. S1AHxs, Main street, near 10Th.
The Living EpistIe or the Moral Power Of
Religious Life. By Rev. Cornelius Tyrer, of Pow
AaeAn eonnty, Va, With an introduction By Rev. r,
Fuller, D. D. Mr.. Tyrer discussss his subject with
Rsal and talent, and bis book will no doubt com.
mand much favor with the religious public. For
sale BY 7. W. s1AsEE.
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Mrs JULIA DEAN

~ AMERICAN SYsrRM or GOVERNMENT AsRoAD,-
Every American must feel his heart beat with pride
when he reads the late speech Of Hon Mr. Bright.
N 2. in favor Of introducing the American form Of
government-at least as far ~ representation h
concernsd-into Great Britain. The honorable gen.
tleman was loudly cheered by his constituents and
Rever more 50 than when he illustrated ons result
Of Republican government, by exhibiting spsci,
mems Of those handsome handbills and posters, &c.
printed at the DispAfcu jon 0FncE J p HiuxxHs
" 1 %, Proprietofs.
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fT CHaIsrMAs PRESENTS

II
Such as are usually wanted for presents, in end
less variety can be had at the CLOAK and Mantle
Depot at less price than at any other other store IN
this city. Finest quality RAGLANS for Misses and
ChiIdreIa: OLOAKS la French MeTinos and CLOTHS
richly Trimmed for children; HOSIERY, GLOVES.
an kinds of Knitted Goods for Ladies' ana children;
DRESS GOODS In Silk De LANES, Ve'ancias, &C. &c.
SILK BONNETS at half the usual price; FANCY
and STAPLE DRY GOODS at prices to suit the
times Call at tho CLOAK AND MANTLE DE-
Pot aud buy your goods at prices to DEFY cc,apesi'
ton. LZEhiEb.
FURS for Ladies' and Children.
6a l3-IwF
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LATER IRON HAVANA.

SAVANNAH, Dee. 1.-THE schooner Alice Ann
Blantisll has arrived from Havana with dates to
the 9Th inst.
The bark Rover, from Havana for New York,
had been in collision with the bark Howard, OF
New Orleans near Havana. The Rover returned
to New Orleans having received serious damage to
her hull and rigging. One man was lost.
The captain, officers and crew OF the American
brig Fidelia, recently wrecked on the Bahamas,
reached Havana on the 3D. inst.
Sugars firm. Molasses inactive. Freights are
heavy, and large numbers of vessels are leaving
port in ballast Sterling Exchange has declined
to 1121sa112az. Exchange New York dull
Bills Ct 90 days Z:ila3 per cent, premium.
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DOGHnAr GAcHIrIc1
In LADIES DRESS GOODS.
fR RNauAW 0fIARIEa "a 90.

UMMNbUAW VUARAnfSc ~ ~
Have shis day marked dow q their magnificent stock
OF Dress Goods at closing out rates. They are apA
iors 70 reduce their stock In this line 81 gocds ~
the ist OF January and will cfsr every inducement
TO 90 70. We offer the following styles ct great
sacrifice: .-aess.
Plain and French MERINOEs at cost ~.
Pr ptpa prench MERINOEG at IS cents. worth
Rich s,sursd French MoUSLAINs at 30 cents,
worth rs and 6k.
Robe All Is and side Stripes a. prime cost
Plaid epnr SILKS at 50 cents. q great paf gam
Plaid MERINOES at SIN cents. great bargain
plaid CASHMERES ct Is cents, great bargein
de 13-6t 229 BkUAO bIhbhA.
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GRAND BALL.-The Richmond Enquirer says that
Mr.. Uliman, the proprietor and director of the
New York Academy of Music, has rendered the
splendid orchestra Of Musard for grand ball, to
be given in Richmond, under the patronage Of the
ledies, for the benefit Of the Mount Vernon Fund.
The offer has been accepted, but no night has yet
been fixed,
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nesE- To MOVERS or Coon MUSIC TT

attention of the public il respec fully called to
notice that Grand Vocal Concert, will be given by
tho Choir of the Leigh Street African Church,
{ HARLEs MATHEWS, Leader-servant OF Mr.. Sam'f
p Mitchell, Of this city, On next TUESDAY eve.
ming. 18th Decsmber. in the Metropolitan Hall.
Every person that was present at the Concert,
given by them few weeks age, at the Grace Church
Far, at the Mechanics Hall, was go well pleased,
that they certainly will be- present, and all that
60 they never will regretit aud certainly the small
fee charged. The proceeds are to be appropriated
TO the payment o. the debt Of their new house of
Worship. CIVIS.
da I3-2t
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r6r LRcruRE.-The frs. Lecture 0

nGyp LRCTURE.-The first Lecture OF
the series, before the PHILOLOGIAN SOCIETY OF
RICHMOND college,, will be delivered by the
Rev Dr. ]. l.. BURRows-Subject: Thomas Carlyle
on John Howard-at trace street Baptist Churcii,
on TUESDAY evening. the lish instant, at ia
O'Clock.
The object of thess Lectures is to raise fund 70
build Hall, in which to hold the meetings OF the
society-and the members earnestly invite their
friends and the public generally to attend.
N B-Tiakets 25c each. To be obtained at Geo.
M Vests BOOKSTORE p. II. Starke's Bookstore. at
Grubbs & Apperson's Drug Store. de l3-2t
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The Fire Department

Jjndsf the new organization there mas Deeh, tnob
far. not only no esuseFof complaint, but really
cause for satisfaction. The number OF fres are
evidently diminished, and people are more at ease,
aud 60 to sleep loss nervously than formerly
When the protectors of the city from the dreaded
element we're 80 constantly arrayed, and at rendez
vous daring, as II were, the enomy to come
forth, the property holder aud quiet citizen were
aways little restive under the fear that he would
come forth, and give his assailants chance to 10
or die" 1t was very plain that the great element
which ministers so much TO our comiort-"nich
performs 30 impor tant part in the operations of
life, and which is yetsuch an agent OF destrac'
ticn when he breaks loose from control, was not OF
| all iutimidated by the parade and trucuency OF
| the army embodied TO put him down. Hethere'
fore gave them plenty to do. He kept the bells a
ringing, the engines a running, and the fire horns
blasting. Fires we're the order of the night and
day. Fire rigging was the fashion Of the times
Every house had its corps of urchins, uniformed
In the most approved style, with its mimic reel and
Its minic hose of tailors list or rope, with whieh
| t, make fast to plug aud engineer away upon the
| magipary ere with might and main, to the amuse'
meut of grown people. 1t was well that some run
.ouId he extracted from the alarming rage OF tSe
| day.
We have not the ,ghtest doubt that the greateia'
mert will have greater respect for more quiet
and unostentatious organization-that it will not
be 90 Dagger to encounter "a smaller body OF less
ension-and that the alarm bell, the shout and
shock of the fire war, etc, will not so frequently
| startle the slumbering citizens
Seriously, We believe we are not only to have
fewer occasions for the services of remen but that
VIC are about to have vastly more Efficient force
| to extinguish fires when they do occur. The De-
partment seems to have begun right, and We trust
it will go on faithfully to fulfil the osJects OIL its
organization.
| We have but now 10 add a steam fire engine to
| the means of protection from FIRE to make them
esmpete, aud destroy all hope, or rather danger oil
ever making in this city the institution of fire pos
lice theme for volunteer enthusiasm and parade
| and holiday sport. "koss" is dead in Rich
| mond With steam fire engine to back the press
| ont orgauization his resurrection 10 impossible.
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FIRE IN NEW YoRk.-In New York city, Friday
morning, the Harism Railroad Depot was par.
occnpisd for the various manufacturing purposas.
The loss on the building 10 aboat $40 600, but tho
loss Of the occupants Ia $40, 600. Three fre-
men were Injured BY the falling OF wall, ana
will probably mot survive. Among the principal
losers are Thos. Holman, Printer; O. Woodriok,
Machinist, and Y. Wettsrish, Machinist
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LAKE PIRArgs.-A small Schooner. about sO

LAKE PIRATEs.-A small schooner, ABOUT 80 tons
burthcn, has been recently seized at Detroit
Mich and several persona, alleged to be connected
with the vessel, bave been arrested on suspicion
of being engaged in general system of piracy
along the lakes. A quantity OF goods found on
board bore evidence of having been stolen, and 3
large number Of skeleton keys padlocks, &C., were
in the vessel, together with bundle of letters,
which, it is sad conclusively prove the existence
of organized gang of thieves and pirates along
the shore Of Lake Erie, if it extends no further.
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!. ~ THE Cir Book STORE Is ~ No. " Mann 81
Where ron may buy
AEook and y Gold Watch for 4l.o0
4 Book and Silver Watch for Si.00.
A Book and Gold Locket for 81
A Book and Cameo Set for SLIGO.
A Book and Mosaic Set for 81 90.
A Book and Cold Pen for si.D0.
A Book and Gold Chain for 81 90.
Book aud Gold Ring for 81 90.
A Book and Gents Masonic Pin for SLIGO
A Book and Gold Thimblc for $500.
A Book and Gift Book for $500.
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The stanton correspondent Of the Lynch,
hars Rsputlicaa states that ane buck was cba.sd
p .ne house Of gentleman who lives near
S..se AseasfA sountg, fs- Sundays ago. by his
psee1isE dogs, and hs justined the cot Of
~.uas ~ aser % that day BY appropriating the
Ssoosees oti1 hams 70 tossign missions.
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CHIEF JUSTICE OF NORTH CaRoLINA.--Hon Thoma,
Rufin, of Alamaace county, has been chosen to fill
the vacancy on tina bench of the Supreme Court of
North Carolina, oecasioned by the death of Chief
Justice Nash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-13

PsKcAuTIoN--The Superintendent of Gas in Al.
exandra, Va, is having all the meters in that city
hiied With alcohol, to prevent their freezing au.
ring the winter. This precaution will prevent
much inconvenience.
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e% THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,

80 THE GREAT VIRGINIA kennedy,
AND No HuMBuG.-
PETERS INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GON02-
RHEA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy. containing no Mer.
curial or Balsamic properties excels everything
heretofore offered the public. in its curative. resto
rative and Tenovating powers; and the medical
world are astonished when told That the above re.
medy will cure the above diseases. and COMPOUNDED
when they have ocular demonstr of the facts
But the proprietor, who has known Of the remedy
for twenty odd years. has known of case of twenty
years standing TO be restored perfect health and
all other cases of shorter duration, to be restored,
without single exception, and therefore challenges
any case of GonorrhWa which the remedy will not
cure provided the directions are carried cut with
prudence on the part of the patient and to any
purchasing half dozen bottleE, aud using accord
ingIy, i'm his or her case he guarantees perfect
cuTe and in case of failure, will furnish additional
medicine, free of charge, to complete the cure.
through his agents; and cure will be effected with
out Inconvenience to the patient. Sold by
GRUBB5 Il APPERS0N, Druggists,
Agents for tho city of RichmoDd,
de 10 6m* No. 20l Broad st.
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GOVERNOR oF SOUTH CARoLISA.--The Legislature
OF south Carolina, on Saturday, chose W Ii. Gst
governor Of that State over ]. II. Irby, his prin.
cipal competitor. DR.. r. W. Gibbs was elected
State printer
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HAappEy SYDNEY CoI.yGE.--The Hon. L. NJ. Keitt,
of South Carolina, will deliver the address before
the Literary Societies of this institution at its
noxt annual commencement.
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Cosesrss.-The Senate wac not In session SaturI
day. In the House 10000 extra copies Of tho
PRESIDENTS message were ordered to DO printed,
ana tho rest of the day was spent on the impeach-
ment case Of Jadge Watrous.