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The Central American Question.

The Central American Ruestoh.
Gen. Cass, in letter to NJ. b. Lamar, calls his
attention TO two documents, copies OF which he
epcloses, one OF which purports TO be contract
for opening q canal, and tue other containing
kind Of manifesto by the Presidents OF Nicaragua
and Costa Rica against the United States as IRE
concieable with the proprieties of their position
a. with the true state Of the facts, which nave iu'
aished occasion for such Misrepresentation.
The General looks upon the manifesto, az indIca'
ting line Of policy which looks to European IN
Prevention, by demanding Frotectorate for Ceu'
trail America, by France, England, and SARDINIA,
which the United States will resist, under all cir
cumstauces. He characterzes the charge against
the United States, OF patronizng hlIbustering
expeditions against Central America, and the
declaration that the States are urging the annex
alton of the whole Isthmus, made with so much
gravity. as absurd and while admitting that un
lawful wariikee expeditions against those countries
have been undertaken by the cit zens of this
country, he contends that the United States Gov
erDBent has done all in its power for their sup
preston, and punishment of those engaged in
them. lie also denounces as false, the assertion
that the United States Government has declared
itself powerless to put stop to such lawiess en-
tsrprises.
nal route, the United States more claim for their
citizens exclusive right to form contracts for
opening these transit routes, than they claim for
themselves their exclusive use when Completed
The work is open to NJ. Belly and his advocates as
TO any other enterprising person. There only
two points Oh which the u. s. Government insists
The first is, that contract with n. Belly or any
one else shalt be allowed to interfere with previ.
ously existing engagements with American citi-
gene; and the second is, that the regulations and
conditions OF the grant shalt be such as to render
the routes safe and free to all Nations but control
cd by none, and upon moderate and reasonable
terms. The General complains of repeated
breaches OF contract with United States Citizens
on the part of the two Governmeuts-contract
that not merely affect individuals, but are of
national importance, and asserts the determines.
tion OF this GoyerIment to zee its citizens rightfd
whenever they are wroDged by foreign Govern,
ment.
In conclusion Gen. Cass gives it distinctly 70 he
understood that what the American peopIe and
Government have hitherto yielded to the weakness
OF the two Governments, they will now demand
and If those demands are refused they will TAX.
care and do justice to themselves In the moan
time, naval force will be stationed AZ San Imam
del Norte and also at San juan del Sur and a, Re-.
alys-with orders to afford protection to Amer;.
can citizens, persons aud property.
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Nj ARRIED.

% Az ~ LoSns'burc, on Thursday the I'd inst. by tho
Nv Nv W . y ,6ncsner. VIM w HANCOCK, ESQ. and
sns ss =; only daughter OF John h Luck of
n nleni nond Christian Advocate and. Religious
On ine IN instant, at The Mendow - by the Rev
I ' Moore u z II BROKE. Of Esnrieo
county, 70 Miss OATHARIEE ID, daughter of fbe
late Df CEas Morris. Of Caroline county, ''
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ELECTION IN NEW YcRK.-The municipal election
IN New York resulted In the following results. as
Slammed up by the Herald:
!. The Comptroliership. The republicans have
gained that.
2. The fight between the sachems OF Old Tam.
many and the Wood party. The saehems have
saved their bacon by the skin of their teeth. but
the glory Of Old Tamnany departed 10 the strug.
gle.
=. Tbs contest In the election Of school sificers
for the Bible 10 the public schools The result ia
largely In favor Of the Bible.
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s5- TINE AND MONEY 1t is essential that you
should sAF2B1TH.when you can and the way to do
Is to take your Watch when II doesnt keep time to
shYTH. OIL nth street, nearly opposite Goddins Hall
and have it put in good order. Only $3.50 for clean
ing and warrantng it for one year.
Tho very best lat Gias'e, are put in Watches for
s71a CTS by saYTH, on 18th street, nearly opposite
doddin's Hall; Main Springs 81 50 and ,c4rraHted
not b bredi,. for enc year
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TslSn Sre.

Mr.. j. W. walIack appears tonight at the thea-
ire as Macbeth, and is supported by his vile as
Lady Macbeth. OF the acting OF the former, the
public needs infoi nation, and aoont tue latter,
We have assurances from high authority In dra-
matte art that she is little inferior to the finest
actress that appeared here in that character.
This is the benefit night Of Mr.. Wsllack, and 10
last appearance save one.
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ernCiAL noTA.Hs
- Trn GaSAr VIRGINIA RsMrDy

AND No HunBUa.-
psf Era tNsALLtBLE REMEDY flH MUNoh-
RHEA, AND ALL SKORtT DISEASES.
curiat or Balsamlc properties, exceis eyerJ tsIos
heretofore offered the public. Ia It's curative resi-
rative AID renSvetng powers: ana the ptusa
world are astoniebed when told that the ABOVE ,e
NEEDY will cuIe fhs above diseases. and conionnoen
when they have occuIsr demo ATOMS o. the ian
for twenty odd years has nown tf rase Of twenty
ysars standing 90 he restored to perfect heath sno
all other Gases of sbprier durafon. TO be re.ofeo
without single exception and therefore chalienGes
any case Of GoporI bai " hich the remedy VIII n9'
cure. provided the directions are carried cut VIII
nm rrhs sng faIf dozen bottles aud usinx accord.
ngiy. in hts or Der case he guarantees p5riec,
cure: aud In case of failure. viii III nisii aanitona
medicine. free of charge, to complete tne GUY
throrG lis sntS; and cnre will DC eHecIeo WIFI
ont incop vepierce to the patient 500 by,
"1' GIUBBS 4 APPERsON. Drusgists.
A. IN sms No POL Broad st.
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=, !. ..,-,v n,.rACuH.

The Weekly Dispatch for this week. !" n" -,
wo -,h preserving continuing as II does TUG 80.
4 .nts message ard condensed Reports OF o., sa'
Departments Among other matters there 49,
% rts Of the sta'e Democratic Convea n aoo "''"
oii.t Conference. The notwithstanding variety Of
nnxs and commercial matter is also pnollshad.
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leg PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE, and
feeling the hand # time weis hing heavily upon
them with all its attendant ills. will find in tbe
use of DR. HosTErTsRS CELEBRATED STOMACH Fit
Tegs. an elxer that will nstil new life into theT
veins; restore, in measure, the ardor and emerge
of more youthful days, build up their Fhrunkep
forms aad give health and vigor 10 their remaining
years Those who are in the least afflicted with
Dyspepsia Ague. Lsnguor, Nausea, or any other
trc ublesome aud dangerous 6isease, arising frnm
disOriersd system shouid aOt hesitate toavai them
solves of the benefit derived fire this greatrenl
ror sale BIZ Druggists and dealers, generally eve
rgwbrra dc Tim
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"HowApH" CURTIS has lately delivered lecture
- large audience in Philadelphia on behalf OF
the rights Of women. One Of the free soil papers
saysit was as much of an abolition as a women's
rights address. 'Ilowsdjp' hoped that the time
would seon arrive when the slavery Of women and
OF negroes would cease to exist. Let us hope that
such nonsensical fellows as IIowadJ will be abols
hhsd before that period.
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Auoteer Concert" 8tabat
Mater

The Strakoseh Opera Troupe, as VIII DO seens
give one moro concert In this city, GU MONDAY
ni,ht. In which Rcsaini's good production of "Tte
stabat Mater" will be sung. Tho company VIII
40 doubt render IL with great effect. Inc pro-
gramme contains other selections from the most
popular operas.
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e&' RICHMOND THEATRE.
FAREWELL BENEFIT

H&- RICHMOND THEATRE
FAREWELL BENEFIT
LAST APPEARANCE BUT ONE
OF the Gifted Tragelian,
Mr. wv WALLACE.
FIRST appearance in eight years OF the celebrate
Tragedienre
Mrs " WALLACK.
WHO will sustain her great character Of
LADY MACBETH.
Mr. " WALJACK AS MACBETH
MACBETH TO-NI3HT
Mrs WALLACK AS LADY MACBETH
MACBETH TONIGHT
Supcrbly cast and with all the
ORIGINAL MUsIC. BY LOCKE.
LOOK OUT FOR QUA SATURDAY NIGHT's
GALA.
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TIGER HUNr,-A large and ferocious tiger was
discovered near aiiiersburg. Bourbon county, Ky
few days since and party of men, with dogs
set out IN pursuit OF the animal. After long
chase, the tiger stood at bay aud was dispatched
after sharp battle. Where the creature came
from unknown. sold Bourbon has unclaimed
many fierce and brutal tiger
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rnoM WAsuINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The Senate standing COM
mit,ees were not announced to-day. The mos'
important change from last session Is the sno:u-
tuition of Green for Douglas, as chairman OF the
commit tee ON Territories.
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PosroFFIcE AFFAIKs.-IuginIa Appointnents.-
Andrew Hatfield postmaster at Morgan Valley,
Wyoming county, vice Mary Morgan, declined. -
l.. IL. Reynolds, postmaster at Maple Valley,
Prince William county, vice S. Ii. Nichols, resign-
ed. John Z. Hendricks, postmaster at Ca Ira
Cumberland county, vice Edward W. Sims, resign
ed.
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PAYING FOR Ir.-RaiIroad accidents are expent
eve affairs. The Saquoit bridge disaster cost tho
Central Railroad $4,000 for damages and yes is is
termed getting off cheap
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RAILROADS IN TEX As.-The State of Texas has
granted fOrty-four charters to railroad companies
Of which seventeen have been forfeited, leaving
twentynseven charters still in force. OF these
eleven in process Of construction, with an az
gregate length when completed of 2, 2223 miles.
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CsPACI0Us HIDING PLiCs.-JuIia Smith, profes.
sonsl thief, WAS arrested in Cincinnati, 0nio re
Gently, and under her hoops we're found carefully
slowed three towels, tw table clothes one looking
glass, three tumbers, one pair OF pants, aud q
quart bottle Of Madeira.
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81 TEE Cir BOOK store Is AT No. "a MAIN ST.
Where you may buy
ABook aud Gold Watch for Sl0a
A Book and q Silver Watch for si0a
Book and a.iold Locket for sloo.
Book and Cameo Set for 81 60.
Book and a Mosaic Set for GO.
Book and a God Pen for sl.OO.
Book and God Chain for SiOO.
Book aud a Gold Ring for 81 90.
Book and Gsnt's Masonic Pin for sI.OD
Book aud 4 Gold Thmble for SLOo.
Book AMI q Gife Book for 5l00.
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seats will be secured WITHOUT EXTRA CHAkdE.
Rossinis im mortal MASTERPIECES and greatest Of
aacred Works,
THR sTABAT MATER.
GRAND 0RAT0KI0 AND CONCERT
srRAKosCH,s UNPRECEDENTED CoMBIyA
TON OF MUsIGAL CELEBRiTiEB.
ahhs f taUlRks. NM: srsAkos arSr
SIG. NICOLA sIG. BARILI,
". sTRAkOsOH.
Rossini's TmmorI al Master.work
1.-THE sTABAT lHiTER."
Mr. sTRAk0sCU begs leave to announce thai, ia
c nsequ.nce Il the im.nense success shtoh has a.;
En mi pdavsy La slt cos6ssr IL hi:
city aoSex peesTef m Ise P "a WSSr sS
STKAKOSCH. and all the sboveDaned famous ar
lists of the 90 opany will take part
ncnnce that, having this zine in bis COMPANY the
most complete C0NCEnT, oKAToalo and OPERA
Tp!UpE IN America. be will p perform a tn, srs,t
I 10 .rts will be sung by Nile PAa0DI, Nine De
WILHORsT. Mime cTKAKOsCH. aud all the pro-
cfpai members of his company.
Tse second part of the Programme viii be rs FOL-
oTn'Eia-Maiauina, from Don Discrimination.
rfg NICOLA
2 Terzet -Lucrecia
M.ls PARoDi, sig LAB pcETTA, sig AhoDIo.
D. cay yes u''' ''''~ Madame s7R,EoscH.
1. serenaae. from Fra Diav2o". ...-. Mr.; sqrrRGs
s. In the Eye there lies the Hear ......Mlle tARQpI
a tn celebrated Quartette EigolettJ.
Msdsme EE WILHoR-T, Madame sTRAEoscR,
Mr SouIaEs, sig Nm DID
7 vi hayi.o-Aria Som aamp ula. AMcpIO
4 The Famous French Laughing Song,
Madame DEWnHogsT
| O. sextstto Finale, from Lucia de Lammermqor.
snrg by Tbs Whole Conn any.
aa Admission TO all parts Ct the Hall, ONE
Do, LAR
nS- 40 extra charge for Reserved Seats
No. Doors open at "a 0clcck-LSIceIt commences
ats de % q
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DEAD-John Coakley, who served under Deca-
tur i'll the war against Tripoi, and was soldier
of 1872, died suddenly in Farmville, Virginia, on
the 9th inst
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Tue WAR IN MrxC0.--The Ssu Antonio. Texas
Ledger learns through letters from Camargo thai
Col Juan y. Seguin, late Of San Antonio, ba, been
commissioned by the Governor of Neueva Leon, 10
Mexico, to raise regiment Of troops in this State
in aid CT the Liberals.
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GRsED LABCENy.-Ncrnsn Robinson.
slave 10 l., Wright. was examined before the Nayor
on the charge Of breaking into the shop OF A.
Lucas, a free negro, last sunday night and steal,
ing 80 "orth OF boots ard shoes. lie was remain
tlnss Court
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CHEAP PoULTEY.-Chiekeus we're sold in the
market at Cincinnati Ohio last Friday, a. 10 cents
per pair, and good sized turkeys at twenty five
cents eachi
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Affairs In Norfolk.


CORRESPoNpENCE or THE klCHMoND DAILY DISPATCH,
NORFOLK, Dec. 9th, 1858.
Der Germen friends are surely the happiest and
most fun.oyiDg people in the world. Last night,
despite tbe pouring rain, a large number OF them
copgregated at Odd Fellows Hall, and enjoyed,
anti late hour, one Of those pleasant ret0aionS,
for which they have become proverbial
This morning is as bright aud clear as May
morning. bat as cold and crisp as Christmas.
The meeting of the Stock holders Of the Norfolk
and Petersburg Railroad, takes place in few days
MIR. Henry Irvine represents the city Of Norfolk
ia such meeting.
The Mayor will call a meeting of the citizens on
Monday evening, to organise the Norfolk Humane
Association for the winter. This meeting IL called
at the request Of several prominent citizens, and
should be responded 10. There number Of
INDECENT families in cur midst, who require
sistance, aud the recent dissolution Of the Prov
dent Society will deprive them of much assistance
In that quarter.
Atter .he recent atmospheric storms, now
have calms; and the recent calm in the Mayors
Court has been succeeded by a storm. number
Of dalInquens occupied the watch house last night
among them George Sutherland, from Alex.
andria, who applied for lodging. Several Others
we're there, VINO had been guilty of offences, either
moral or penal and were yariously disposed OF by
his Honor.
Commercial matters ere steadily improving
Large quantities OF cotton and corn are still CON-
INK 10. We note the arrival OF 500 bales of cotton
this week up TO this time, and fair supply Of
Cotton is quoted at IL and II &C. this morn
Ing, and we note sales Of yellow corn at aud 16c
according to quality.
In your report of the Parthiau, in yesterdays
issue, you mention among the list of passengers
JOAN Foster. He was not among them. lie sailed
Ia the Emperado, sometime before tue sailing of
the Parthian. We should not be surprised to
the bark Parthian IN this port any morning, as
the prevailing winds would have u tendency to
drive her in here instead OF Charleston or Sayan.
nab. AZ any rate, those here who are well posted
in such matters, apprehend fears for her safety.
Nm. II Parker has this day qualified Iuspec-
tor OF Oysters for the Eastern District Of Virginia
Mr.. Parker is also Inspector OF Northern vessels
Mr. Sa@yer's Kew paper, the Leader, is to come
out in u few days. PERCUSSION.
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Elder Jacob Knapp has consented TO visit Cali
forna. and hold series OF prosracted meetings
in the cities and towns of that State.
Mr.. Getting, of Glendale, Mass, died recent,
ly. by strangulation, piece of meat having lodged
IN his throat, killing him in ten minutes.
On Christmas day, large hog is to be guessed
for in New Brunswick, y. J. The man who
guesses nearest to his weight, is to have him.
Gutta percha house paper is among the late in s
ventious
Isaac IL. Means has been elected Secretary of
State Of South Carolina.
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VESSELS WAsTED.-Vessels to freight coal to
Sorthern and Eastern ports, are in great demand
ct Alexandra, Va, ard, it is said, viii command
an advance in freikhts.
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THE FILLIBUSTERS.

MOBILE, Dec 9.-The schooner Susan esoapen
on Tuesday afternoon. The revenue cutter gov
agrouud and the flibusters set sail, greatly eva
ted at the opportunity Of escaping from the gov
AoHin
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At Mount Plea SAINT, fthe residence of his hro,h.r
Mr. James sutton,) Hanover COUNTY Va on
thursday. the % inst. Mr. WILLIAM SUTTON. in
thu 18th year OF bis age.
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ErEcUrioN.-Gregory condemned to be hung in
Halifax county, n. C., for murder and robbery,
met the penalty OF his crime on Friday last
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NOTICE Il am prepared to do VAR
SisHiNG and POLISHING of Furniture.
n, SHARP,
A. N -. On Broad street. three doors below
w WV Mortoa's Flower Garden.
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The Jspaness officials have undertaken Ia learn
1nGisb ~ nvs years, after which time oil conmu-
ssaeanoss With that court are 70 be IN cur mother
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MAYORS COUsT.-There were but four
or five trivial cases before the Mayor Yesterday
morning. Francis Hardy, charged with beating
Frances Brady, appeared to answer, but owing to
the absence OF witnesses, the Investigation was
postponed until to day. Mary Hardy, charged
with asssnltiog aud beating Frances Brady, was
held to bail for her good behavior in the sum of
500 Z. H. Leman, fer selling liquor TO be drunk
IN MS mouse without a license, was fined IS. Thos
Gain, drunk and disorderly In the street. was rep.
rimanded aud discharged. There were a few ortii-
rance violations called up, but most of them
were continued, We need not mention them
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OF THE AFRICA.

NEW YORK, December s.-The Royal mai stea.i'
shin Afric. sailed at ten o'clock, this morning. for
Liverpool She takes out sixty-two passengers,
and ore hundred aud eighty seven thousand dollars
in specie. Among her passengers is W. Bruce, oil
Va
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Snow IN EURoPE--At Strasburg lately heavy
fall of snow took place and CONTINUED the whole
OF night and the next morning. There has been
no tall III that city early in the for many
years. At Milan heavy snow fell on tbs 4th OF
November, most unusual circumstance in that
part Of Italy st this season. At Genoa the cold is
intense, aud icices are seen hanging from the
roCfs, very rare occurrence ia that city. The
thermometer marks between "a and % Fahren.
heit,
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Ag LICoRICE.

VI
THE ABOVE WELL K rows FAyoRITg BRAND, ALWAYS
on sALEB JAMES G. McANDHEW,
de Sly 81, PINE STREET, NEW York.
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First appearance Of the celebrated Tragic Actress.
MRS j. w. waLLACK.
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de 10

Esy- NoTIos Tho annual m eting OF
the stock hoIders Of the MANCHESTER CoTroN AND
Weor NaNurAcTrRINa COMPANY will he held on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. at IL o'clock, at the
Exchange Hotel. -xruna -.
de l0-5t VIM IL ~" EMO, a keht'
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OST.-A certificate If stock in the
IL Merchants Insurance Company for Ten shares
mo I40 in the name of Jno Womble. Notice 1s
hereby given that shall apply for duplica OF
the same. JSo "oNbLb, EA W.
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N.Y. paorscrIoN BurLDIsG FUND Co.

NE PRoTECTIoN BUjLDIHG FUND 20.
These who were not present at the last meeting OF
the Com are pfor med that the terms for closing
MP It's # ,irs at once were definitely srranged ana
il now becomes obligatory every share holder t.
nav at The mex. regular meeting, to be held on the
10Th inst at the 'ra hour at the rooms of the Com
pany his proportion Of The sum agreed upon as the
failure of any party to arrange bis payment will
yeopardze the consummatio1 OF the agreement
deg-2t A T BURR, SecIetary.
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GREAT ATTkACTlUH.-New Goods
~ fer the Eodays.-sCHAPP & co. have just
returned from the North with Stock n China.
Giss. Housekeeping and Fancy Goods. Tors. etc I.
fully worth the attention Of all in want OF handsome
goods at very low prices. Amongst them
No on st ne China Dinner. Tea an / Toilet Sets
French China Goods of every description, very
richly gded carefully selected for Christmas
presents
Old Dominion. Britannia and Silver-plstei Coffee
and Teapots
Kerosene, Fluid ard Oil Lamps, Of metsl and glass
Woodsn-wars; Wash-boarus. Trays, Cedar Buck
ets, Pastry Boards etc
Willog-ware; as Market. Werk and Snack Baskets
X hives and Forks, spoons. Ladies', Teatrays
Japanned and plain Tinware
Ere On Timed iron Kettles. Sauce Pans. etc
ehoveis and longs, Coal Sclt,'es. Tenders
Looh ing glasses, OF every SIZE ana quality
Scrub busting, shoe Whitewash aud Cleta Brushes
Mats; in short ANYTHING in tue housekeeping line
Fancy GOOD; rs Port Monnsies, Cabas. Excelsior
Ra2Or3 and Pocket kLires. Brushes Con bs.
Perfumery, Splendid Hair Pins. and thousands
of other articles
Toys! Toys Fireworks, at
SCHAAp & CO.'S
la Corner Pr0ai and I'll
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E@ CLOAK ATD MANTLE DEPoT.---
Clcaks Of the richest styles in silk velyets, Beaver
Cloths fine broad Clt tbs for Ladies'. mlsses aho
Children also--the best assortment of Crochet
Frnges in this city from 81 50 TO sln yard dress
Fringes in ali colors and the finest quality French
fancy Hair Pins ever exhibited III this city; beauti
fnI ri al Dresses. Fancy goods of al kinds selling
at price. to defy competition at the Cloak and
Mantle Depot, SO, Main street. :, ,,,,,,r,
de 6-lw EXC
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9 MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem
Xxx beers of Loge Francii.e No So, are hereby
" \snmmoned to attend stated meeting OF
their Ledge at Bo5her's Hall, THIS EVENING. a,
O'clock As business of Importance is 20 te trans
acted it il hoped every member will be present.
BY order of the Wor MASTER.
de IN-lt pEFEREIkLD TRENr Sec,x
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rag GENUINE Palm Soap, ct the Drug
and Prescription Store
deS-6t Market Place. Franklin street
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LCgT.

NORFOLK Dec. 9-Arrived. bark Susan w Lind
from HavaI a; ship George Peaosdy, ls5 Gays HUN
Chinchas has gone up the bay.