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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-10

RICHMOND Markets

RICHMOND MARKETS. DEC. .. 1873.
ArPI.ES-Marl,, over .;"c..i AL, according 4, order
from ,3c 10 = - auG j.
BAGS-Seainiv-, bag, &c; Msnrhe-'-r Bag ~. 6urny
la:s l2ili..
EEAHs-iurr White o. 20. Ni>rd;3'o II q per bu,hr'.
B~ACUN.-Mafart quirt.-We quote to-day prime Sides
Q! which u. mark; /, n.,rl" bar" =: ~; shoulders,
strictly prime. -. Ham, .tgI.hc: TODD. ezra -ugar
cured hams lie.
CoFfEE.-Ro loE31.hc; Lssuayr. is&3i1'.
CURS.-Wor!h about :; 10 - cents.
COEN MEiL.-Couniry Mea, :; 20 gu; Il bu.hei.
FLOCR.-II,tle ,%hippin: Enquiry. with limited sales u,
ga for %Supertne. So: for Extra. and ~ Tor Family
Iy the dray load 81 to ~ for %Super:n". 81 to Gf4 70: ~
IRA. ttts 10 a and y for Family.
OATS.-SJ TO q, cents.
1nBACrO--sal.- n! Loose. rang" from - 10 -, for
lurs and Lrnf. pri.ainrs 81. To -, Old Lag, sIto ~,
Common and medium Leaf 81. "a -. Good ard nm ." ~
L., Manufactured sE2 10 IL.
wllEAT.-The market .or prime white : M'o To-
Prime led Z! - 10 / 81. Inferior grades Tan.r from 80:
20 A IT,.
SAILS OF sT0CHS ~ RICHMOND.
F"r ne H,>k ,HdiHy H,-sDber ., ISIS.
I:frOEigr ~ JcHS \. LiHcisTf1 & 50.
Virginia u per c,'.. sales s?j 30 - aai Interest. AMI itt.
Bond. guaranteed ty the state. last ,,-- go ard !a'"t'-'.
Richmond Ci;y l;ond>, -a'es 81 AID iniers-i.
Virginia Bank S.ocl. par t,1-la-: sales -
Farmers Bank stock. LAST sa.' siTi...
EIclanr. Ban. stock. la; sales sl"t.
Virginia lire and Marine l.-lranc" S,"rl. L.: al "a.
Merchants Insurance s;"cs, sti"- 80.
Richmond Fire Association stock. par 2"-lt-t sales X :,
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Hs:i:D4d ~iocs
last sales s6,.
virginia Central Railroad stock. la; sales 80.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad S,"ca. lbs, -slr- ga
Richmond ard panV!l- Railroad Stock. Na.-s go.
James River anil kanaHha stock. Sal.- =,
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ALE or REAL ESTATE IN TOW!
~ n,<VIIIp AND IDlNTl or PITTniISANlA

~ DANNIIIf hNp tOiNl "
At PUBLIC AUCTION, TO The HIGHEST BIDDER.
WITHOUT RESERVE.
Ty.,DER = d.cf-- %, III" Circuit couF: OF r'tsyi'ahiA
County, wr sha;i. a, COHn>si"nrrs, sci! The 'olloninf
Irc', 4 Land. and % Tow. los, The properly OF tr is's
CO. Leonard Claiborne.
Trnc, FIR, IT,. on the North ,idr Of Dan river, nearly oP-
no,i;. the :,.n 81 MILTON. containing 500 acre.. Of Which o
ss,-.. aye Dan river bottom. Of very superior quality. aud
~ ,cr.s ~ Nooi land. heavily ,inlbered. and eontainlhsa
large quantity Of th, b-,t plant land, and ia" cleared W
,g5I y -r.gt f%.r:ii'.. TIL. tract l., believed by ~c0npe,ent
ylJ;r. 30 be- one of the best In tho STAT. % 's''te. There
ar. on ~. Trar, an o,.r,ccr', hpu.- and nine barns. Ihi'
Inc; y II h. sold ON the FOURTEENTH DAY OF DECEA
EfE. at !3 O'clock. on tie premises.
~. second ,rscti Is also on the North side Of Dsn rrrr.
:iree mile. above III" town u Dany.!he. AID containing 81
acre.. 81 which - are Dan ri..r Low Grounds. and 80 o:
Woodland. This land produces tobacco Of yer, hne qualify.
GrI tie surplus wood can A- los'-d down stream ih'o tne
'o~n OF Uauv.ll-, wi"rr there il Away a demand Tor Vood
., good pr.c.s. There are on this ,rac, a dwelling house
. .ifh thee rooms, and all other out hous-., and abuniAnt.
= Of tobacco barns. Tlis tract all he -oli on u. FlfIEkNih
DAY ~ DECEMBER. 4; I. o'clock, on the premise.
rr third ;rac, Lies on HE Franklin Turnpike, within tNo
mile ~ n~snyiIr, and contains by recent survey, ~ acres
III, land !, well tinhcfsd. and has been divided INTO soSo
io... \ map Of the tract, ~ surveyed and ii'lHeI, eah
.ee' a; HI lio,el u Capt; jams ": "i'naT n +. 70 ,o! D- an n.
siAftIHTH DhT Ug DL,lMBkR, q: !! 0''oe1 Q d INC
! ia. town ;e.. are %.l:sil!. lpeaied 10 psaviiic. some Of
'tsIn Improved az! o;arr, sarAH' prs .: ne vacant Ios
f.. hrl;r,sd 20 he one 81 n" most desirable N DanN'1s Tor
, d..rr!p;ic. II The. town 'o'>-:h.'r -ifr' iocaho.. 6e,.s
r.r.nc. i made 10 Thomas T. Neal. fsa' OF panvilir Inc
.n,r lo,s .nl ~. .o,d On tn premises. on the sk'EN.
TrrNTJI or DECEMBER Th- terms o! sale Of this prop
49, :. rr All tie rrop,rty on. CT DanShle, 10
c,..i: ~ or. ,wy anl ,hr"e years. equal nstalmen
.t.,, ,,,.,... f-,l dsy q SALE. interest payable snru
.Tx All , credit sfaae. $40 aut three years. equal install
,'.r,s win iu,er~., from day Of sale, payable annually
an N, ,o.n lot. satisfactory security required
Tie ar., n.n.! tract SHi be shown to peroEs wishing 10
49,, hy Mr. Thouas u. Claiborne. who resides on the al
q i,f.in. l,a.,,:.or. and any Information relative 10 The -
c,nl iarn,I tract. eaa be sbta!aed from Thomas y. Hea.
Ia. o! Dany!lie, aud tie Commissioners will take pleasure
IN -toxius he property, OF gt";aS ahy Information relative
3 =. Tia. IGAy he desired.
H. i. claiborne. s~:o,,sturs. Halifax. .con,,
:. T.. EDMUNDS, Sev, Ferry,
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rARuylLLE MARKETS. pyc. :

Gori,'"-rort tie pas! week the weather la, prevented
nearly all out door business. Tn. loo." tobacco that l. Of
firing meet, ready sale at ab6u; s3t I ~ Tor Lug and =
10 for Leaf No Fine Offering.
riOrR-Good retail demand; su?'rNn" - ~ % -; II
ira I; ;lto :. Family to -.
CrES-Old :; to 9pc: New - 20 80.
CnRS NR,i-?j 10 lUrr.
wnr,r-Prime White would command o. - '" ! %
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FARM

N HFNGICo COUNTY. At TIE TERMINUS OF THK
Wt>rlIiN PLANK HnAp, WITH STOCK, CROPS,
r,.NiHu IMPLEMENTS. g., At AUCTION
TIVE .G,>crinr7's p.,uuc,, r. ;ae City requiring his uuu.
WIDE attention. hr vii proceed to cell. upon u. pre-.
ui-,s. ga THURSDAY. pECEMBEi: SIXTEENTH. II fair,
i:a.i. :as unN' ri. lay, commencing a, II O'Clock, 4, NJ.
Iii ia5u. .;ga-'ti n .iearico coan:y. q; the terminus o. The
M.-,h.a Plat. Road. adjoining h. Lands ~ Il. ". Green.
TAclas b.c.ia .aI o;h.r,. /: contains 10 Aeres o. high.
j. improve! lard. tbos; g. acres have hrcn seeded 10
"Acai ani ~ A,Fcs well -, in clover. About ~ acres are
kca,!is Wooded. 81! -. Ia!..te .! the Ian! Is ready fos
cultivation.
mi IMPROVEMENTS are nes framed Dwelling House.
With ''gT rooms. passage and closets, tao negro quarters. .
large NJ" barn. siAbl". t.:gitse-house, e.. The property :
supple! = =! r.aS a.G We. sa;c., aai Substantially u.
closed.
~! o.r wishing 20 rurcha,- a really valuable farm. con-
''a."ut - m 'Hy. and Ia a good nrishborhood. would 30
well - examine tie prrni.., before ne day .. sale
Ar tr al. q: She f.la vii be .oli ;E- entire Crop.
S'"cA. Farming Implements. &c. consls,!n, In par, o. four
Horse. one Nglr. :hrc- tce.. CITY barrels Corn. o.t.,
snacA-. Fotte-. A., ! large 10: G. Farming l,pplrncna.
g.. A..
Tssv> voT IHk r,ys.-one.tinh cash; balance a. ! 4. 5.
: and years. 6g NOT, s..a .n;cre,: added aad secured by
a ;ru,t d.'i.
foE IN. iEaoSAL PEoryRrr. dollar, And under
ci.A. OVER iiJ: amount. toa: months credit for approved
r|r-1,i,hlv notes, S.h iH'..-,: aLd"i.
JOHN W. CARpwRIL
49, 81. conducted -
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RY HECTOR DAVIS, ACCT.

NEGROES.-we will sell IS likely Negroes, q: aus
~ I'll a. our caics, ~ "a O'Clock to-day.
Pul.LIAN { BErTs, Aue,L,
b.. Under Oii F-lloss' Hall. Franklin Street
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II, JAuE> VI. TAYLOR a SOY AUCTs.

ON NEGROES.-ThIs day, =: 10 o'clock, I viii sell
~ - IA,iy u sro-,-Men. Boys. Girls. Women a1i
CHILDREN HECTOR DAVIS. Aust,
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! Gratis who had defeated Black Republicani>m III
the late struggle at the North, were not loyal
Democrats, and that their har'l Won victory,
in Il strife where they hattlcd for the c%oustitu'
tional rights Of the South, Was not glori"',>ly
achieved. The Convention could not endorse
Mr.. Brannon'> motion for indefinite POSTPONE.
mcnt, without declaring the Democracy Of II,
linois di>loyal and their victory ingloriou-. II
the delegates now present chose 10 intlict such
j sentence, Mr.. Wise would not arquic>cc in
their decision. hut would appeal to the DrImnr"
racy of Virginia 10 Judge between him and hi,
opponents.
Colonel Clavbrook. Of Northumberland. >u@
gcSted, that since contradictory understanding,
seemed to prevail IL to the meaning Of the re-
solution. il would he most appropriate To lay
il on the table; and lac submitted :; motion Il
that effect.
The Chair replied, that Mr.. lirannon', mo
ton, for indefinite po>tponcInent, WA, already
before the Convention.
The vote was taken on Mr.. lirannnn'S mo
ton, and the resolution WAS Indefinitely post
poncd.
II was now two O'Clock. y. NJ, SUNDAY. am
il is proper To say that there were not more
: than onc-iourtl Of the entire delegation present
Col. Joseph Y. Scott, of Petersburg. with =
brief and appropriate introductory. offered the
following resolution:
B Resolved. That the thanks "f this Cunvcn,
I ton be rendered to William Marshall .imbler,
Esq, Of Louisa. for the courteous. dlSniiicd,
able and impartial manner in which he has
presided over ill., deliberations. Carried hy
unanimous reclamation.
y resolution WAS offered by Mr.. Cailctt, ten.
dering, also, the thanks Of the Convention Ia
the city of Petersburg, which also was carried
unanimously.
The motion was then made that the Convcn-
ton adjourn sinf die. Mr.. Amber. before put
ting the motion before the house, addressed the
Convention briefly, as follows: Gentlemen nj
the Convention, before submitting the question
to adjourn. ! arise To tender nv sinccrcSt thank
for the Kindness which has been shown
me-. for the generous support which has 80 Ill
%dcviatinely attended my efforts. and for the
Kind feeling which has on all sides and at all
times been extended Ia INC. H. the Chairman m
this Convention; and TO tell YOU that no word,
Of mine can convey TO You the feelings which
respond Ia that kindness. Gentlemen. il is
ut all times sad when friends part. II is >addcr
still for those who feel a. ] feel now. repeat
t" you my tlanks-iny heartfelt thanks, Toy
the courtesy and kindnc>, which has been be.
slowed on me, and in the word Of alicu will
urge upon YOU all 10 sustain the work You
have begun this day, with all your might, and
to remember what | said 10 you upon first tax
ing this seat, that with rs the signal Of battle
must be our signal Of victory: Applause and
; cheers.
The motion 10 adjourn wa> then submitted
AMI carried by arcltnation, at ha,fpa>t two
o'clock. \. VI.
When the vote of Shenandoah was called for.
no delegate was present from that county. and
Mr.. Il. 4. Pryor was the only alternate.
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S., T.. Is. COOK. AUCr-R.

GRAND SALE of MARBLE STATUARY.
LN;E>tH CIIrIh. BOHEMIAN Glassware. SILVER
i rLtTLp GOODS. RosIwooD WolK BOXES. H..
SIGXUl u P,NpoLrI>I eco from Italy, respect
fIly in!ofin 81" i'tic- ani gentlemen 81 isichmont and ".
ciHify. wat they wiz 'ii'pc,t Of. AZ auction, on ilhsnat
,l WEDNESDAY. ~" lih ani 18Th inst. a. 10 o'clock A.
". an::'. o'clocH r ~ at the store 81 T. u. COOK; ~.
-. Main street. (which hN' been particularly arranged for
the ,r-ominoIIto %. Tho ladies' the niost elegant eollee
;cn u Gyod, ever offered at auction IN ;ii' ely, consisting
ITALIAN MARBLE. AI.AR>STER AND AGATE
SrtTGkRi.
In TN, .uy.irh collcc:lon may IT, found : large variety Of
articles. Of hcaG,i.ul l.-lgn aud workmanship. many o:
s!ich aye original pieces. such n Tie Classical Hebe 10.
nan. uf.ri.H, >caroli:su, and other well known forms Of
NI-'S.
s,A,l,"> Of S~crlp,nrei Alaba..cr. such a. Comedy. Tras
ely, Venus. pancins "iri. Amorr. Psyche. and other beau
t.Ii group. aud GSGr'..
\ large collection .! superior Bohemian Decorated ani
Engraved glassware
fr.nch Chin. dinner Sets. Tea ser,
Lsrrc Vases, aai other 9rn,men!e! good. richly dees
ra;eh
Rosewood wors Bos", smi wrtias Decks
English IniIr. Ware
superior Slycr.Pia'ci Goods. heavily plated aud richly
c!.ascd
Brouiei Coed. fsucy Articles, 81.
The above good, have just arrived from Europe. and
have been selected with great care by Slgnor PaIdolhn!,
from ;hc srea; ,,uLio- Of lsil: and :he Roya! mahuiaetS'
Thee good, l,ay- never been or-reiin any Other market,
sni i, u confidently believed tina, the citizens Of Nehnond
hay. never had - desirable an opportunity presented to
,icm o. obtaining articles % equa! elegance, ornament and
utility.
The goods VII be open ''r free eHh''''i"h on h'h's!' me
;sh iu,;
The ladics are particularly !av!eI, 10 examine The goods
AMI attend the SALE.
Cst,loru,, viii he ready on the morning OF the day %
sale. sale pr.cEpiCrJ.
Dec ln--.; y r. COOK. Auct.
NrEGstOES FOR iLE.- will Offer st puhlio
" auction Oh Tuesday. IN. iith day OF December next. 81
;h- VAN. springs. Bath Court.hou,c, Va. \ family OF Ne
GI:OfS. consisting OF = man. woman. and their children
! .-! Is y-ar. old. boy 10 wears old. | boy ; year, old. !
I girls war, oh. 1.di gil chi!d ; months OLD, all l!k6y.--
aso. onr o:hc- nrgr- ia,H. ! ran also STAT" that there are
I >"r i" n-:ro.- u tie Geisiho.hocd FOR sale, mostly Homsn
..l Children.
<.y :n--,d. GEORGE NAYsE
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rrorIcAt furIr IL NoRroLS.-- \ cargo Of
oranges and pine apple, arrived in Norfolk 81
the sth instant, from Dominica. The oranges
are of good size and flavor, and the pine apples
are large and Of delicious flavor.
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CounIs,,O>ER.S SALE or LAND AND

10y VIRTUE ~ ! decree Of the County Court Of
ID iInuov.r. rendered on the 2>th hay Of September, iss.
/. ;lr su,t u rrl,N Tyler and Others ". John u. browning
an! o:trr,, defendants. ;Mr undersigned, rs commi'sionrr.
Wilt proceed TO >cl Oh the mn diy oI dirumry In the year
So. on the premises. a; public auction, the tract Of land
Ism; in the county u Hanover, containing Jl5 acre. OF
lad. Of which Ana Tyler dcl seized and possessed,
adjoining ~" lands {. \. D.. T!mberiaAr and Austin ;
Traiu.n and "ih't-
Trgu- o. >,tF -onc,hiri cJ.h ore third IN a cr'dl, OF
-iN months. ami tie residue on = cr"di: - twelve months
Ni,h Interest on the deferred pa. ni"n,s from day OF sai-,
IL, purchaser executing bonds, with approved security. and
,i;ir retained until = conveyance, 4. ordered by III" Court
Tn undersigned will also s.i'. nj public auction. 81 The sur
ton .,pu.- .! Hector Davis, ia the City Of Richmond. on the
~ d.y e January. l-59. a negro man. named Isaac. bJ
virtue 4 ,hc aforesaid decree. Term, cash.
n. "a Ut IL TINUERI AXE Cnnnissioner
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ST II 4 X OSCH.A

CONC ERT 90 NJ PAN y.
Is CHARLOTTESVILLE, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
l pE,Eqsgx 10th ard llih:
MApANE CORA pg WlLllOIST. tA- ;r"a;--i Ir!Tc tr.r..
rui. prnil Donna.
MADAME AMALIA PATTI S%TEAKOSCl. The :a,osi'e
Conir.i:o.
ME- SQrlRE>. the distinguished Young Arie-ican Ts.5r.
>lGNuit AMDDlO, the famou, Barton: and
MNIElCE STEAkOSCIi. The srra, p!anl.;. be- Cd.
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gY TELEGRAPH
NustoLk. Dee. arrived, harqu- susaa ". Lind. iI"in
Havana. The hip Iirorgc Peabody, lj days from Cliincha
Islands, las .9u. up The bay.
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AUCTION SALES.
DICKINSON, HILL q co., AUo1s.
ni puLLIAM & BETTs, AUCTs.

l.NIGlITEEN NE.GKOES.-Th!s Jay. =. 70 o'ciocf
IL vii h. s9!l I, likely Negroes. consisting Of Mso
anil u...,, and Woa-n and Children.
lie {, DICKINSON, HILL 4 co, AueA.
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DIR. Tuck II. of Richmond, moved that the three
lowest nominees be stricken oil the list Of can
didates. T.,
Mr.. W. +. Gordon. Of .Albemarlc, objected
to this motion, which was withdrawn.
Mr.. j. Norman. of Rockbridgc, was ANXIOUS
to bring matters TO an agreeable close before
the dawn of the Sabbath. He thought, from
assurances, that Western Virginia. after getting
their Governor, would willingly accept any
good man from Eastern Virginia. Cheers. lie
hoped. that by the maintenance Of so many
candidates in the field the session would not
unnecessarily he heightened, as the members
were getting anxious TO return to their homes
and families. Though q friend to all he would
beg the Convention to take William Old and
settle the matter in favor Of Eastern Virginia.
Mr. Campbell, of Sottoway, though MI ad'
mirer Of all the candidates, and would like to
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INVESTMENTS.
nETRoPoLITAN HALL.

TNlEW I'LL. NIiIl OF
81 X \ II OS
GRAND COMBINED ITALIAN OPERA AND '">tRi:T
Q o M p A N Y!
HONDAY. DECEMBER u. i>-.
TickE1s;o al parts Of the Hall one DOLLAR stAis
VIII be secured sithou; extra clIsrs-.
ISosSlNlS Immortal MASTERPIECE and Greatest - 81
H red Works.
THE STABAT MATER!
.,r. GRAND GEAToKl0 AND CoNChI:r .r
>i"ihhSCHs UNPRECEDENTED COMBINATIONS ~!
MUSICAL CELEBRITIES,
MA",tLE rhkopi MAp,s D. wIliInRST.
hE. SvtlEfS. N,p'E ~SrRAKOSCli.
>i". AMolio. Sc. IiR0cETrA.
-. NICOLA. SIC. BAEIII.
VI. %AHOs
Rn.,inis Immortal Ma.:er.worl,
"TWE STA EAT M YkH."
Nj ~sTEAhusCll beg leave 10 announce, tta' "a rar.".
quenc. 81 The immen." .uccr.. which la, attended :h~
GRAND AND BRILLIANT MUSICAL FESTIVALS L. b.,
de'ermineI 90 give another. AL positively L., MAMMOTH
CONCERT in III. city. on MONDAY. December !3'h. OF.
which OCCASION. NM III WILlIOEsT. Mile PAEOpl.
Mae ~STEAk0SCl sni al The above named .aIr0c, ~.
To- .. ;h- company NIL take part.
NJ. STR KOSCII l. very happy 10 lee abb 10 announce
CONCERT. or lToEIo and orE!A fRoTrE in America.
b. viii perform Til, great wor. "a MONDAY MINT. ~.
ri,i-i. occasion he Solo part. will h." sTnc l., Nile FARO
III, Mime DE wlL.IlOIsT, Nine Sr.AkuSclI IA! ai H.
principal members OF hi coinp.u..
IT,. second part Of the rrcsranm" viii - Is f"i''H,
/ Nis-Maiarina, FROM bon t,iossHuj. Mp.a::
81. NiC,ii.
:. T~I:.uo-Lucre,ia Boreia. por'.,,ti
MIL Panopf. sis. L,uo,.f:' -. Av'r.".
3. 50, le,. PuSsy-coTic ,ons
Z. ser-naLe, from FRA piA,oia." NJ >sy:s.-
> III she Eys. there lies tn Heart. NJ. r,k3pi
4 r.. celebrated Quariet:r Eisoir,in.
Madame lE W;iHcE>r. MADAME Hrgi.l-'H
MI. sGrIEt>, >s hsou'
:. vir,yi.o-Aria. S~onanbu!.. =: Ayu:.o
:. Tie Famous French Laughing Song.
.. >eN,r:to. Finale, lro'u Lucia i: La,au,erm1or,
sursb y IT, Whole Company
s?-Doo open a. Z! o'tloci-conceF: commence Il :.
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GETTING READY FOR CHRISTHaS.
7 y compliance with the wishes OF my cas:omer... 10: whose
i ifS,ral patronage | az, much obliged. ! s!ial open on
Monday next. . pretty a,.or.n.nt Q: Toys and CHER an
cles FOR Christmas Presents.
y" c. BoETrCHER.
n.o Us preaj st
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THEATRE.
FAREWELL BEHEFIT
-, IuT N!.Pr III. "SE a, tH. FAfyAvnn 49, ..!r.r
.s,GrDikN.
J. ". WALLACE.
Fir; Si,p, arAuc- u he celebrated Ira..c N.,T,,,.
MRS. J. ". WALL.ACk.
lNElDAY EVENING. December !r:i, 2Hi 80 .-s.
l. formed Sh..>prare'- Tragedy o!
MACBETH.
800 .sf s' s.'.s's.. W. =. ". hNbLh'hs
Lady Macbeth. ............ M,. }. ". WALLACE.
la asaltr". NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NJ, ks.r PcHuoy"r.
Conclude with
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NEGRO HIRING.
VIRGINIA. ruiz heii in ,hr o., :, "i Ne,

' IIsnrifo Count. tlHFi, N N9ViA!, '"t W ~ u
December. ISIS:
Wellington i;oddin. Jane, l.. Apier'on AMI Mortimer VI
Young, partners under III: Gfta aui siyi" =: ''"ilin : NJ
person. I-'''"'
Against
Bette ". Bra.r. sometime, csii.I Il. =" I:rasS. ana
Torr.lin. an ! I"h .h;,.ns. r,r'E"r' Vie. = 80 'rEi ard ''f't
of ]Tomn,Ins 4 e.. D.'end,E'-.
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,uponT,yT 70 OWNERS or SLAVES.

pow:I,TAS wEisiGrE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-10

UDN virtue Of AN Order oi the Orphans C"ur; of 'h,
ID District nf Colombia. county q. Washiac,"n, !h" unirf-
signed vii! sell ut Pubic sale. for cash. at llnsr'ill.. Charlie.
county. Nd. on TUESDAY. DECEMBER .lsI. l.3>. ~
fair. IL ROT. tn i.Ni .sr day ,h-rraft.T.i lo"Ti NJ
GpuT- VIOLET :. WILLIAMS,
he. ln-ctd- Adm;rA Of Vim. II. Williams
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-10

NOZZLE, Dec. 1.-The schooner Susan. with
Nicaragnau iillihu>tcrs on board, escaped IN
Tuesday AFTERNOON. i'll consequence OF the -.
revenue cutter getting aground The ihlihuS.
tiers arr greatly clatcd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-10
THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. Dee. 9.-Flour-Ihr market
is tirmcr: sale, of Ohio and Howard Street al
81 l2l. Wheat is steady white 81 3jal 81:
red 81 -. Corn j, higher: sales Of yellow at
r6ai1 cents: white G:;aii cents. Provisions are
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-10

Majority for Hr. Le.cher over the vote ior other
cnndlda,-s
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04
Corrected ieeekIy by Stai.s, Miller & Co.
For the week ending Dec. 4.l85e.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Flour.--The market firm, and prices
remain steady. We quote Howard street
super al S. Ohio do. al SSH and
Ohio extra al $3.50 per Dbl. City HIIIs
super Is held al So 90. Extra and other
descriptions Of Flour have sold in small
lots at The following quotations Ohio al
S5.37, Howard street al $500. and Civ
Mills al So. Baltimore ground FamlIy
Flour and Ohio al $3.50. 81 for Howar!
street. and $50 per Dbl. for City Mills.
Rye Flour at 4.25 per Dbl. Corn Meal
al 4 lnr City. $50 FOR Counry ground,
AID AS pr bbl for Brandy Mills.
Buckwheat Meal 2A2,25 per 100 lbs.
Grain.-There were about 10000
bushels offered, aud sold at prices rsn-
ging thus : l,lual 30 for common; I25a-
100 for far; l,25al45 for good to prime,
aud l.45al so for choice qualities Of white.
and l20al33 per bushel for red. We
continue 10 quote Corn al 65s67 cents 70,
yellow, and r55a62 Cts. foI white, as Il
quality, at which figures about $4,000
bushels changed hands. Oats are firm a
43s44 cents for Maryland end Virginia
and 45a47 Cts. for Pennsylvania. Ry,
may te quoted al 70a72 cents for Mary
land, and s3ss5c. for Pennsylvania.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04
Cumberland City Bank

The following is from the New York
Commercial Of Thursday evening -
THE late Baltimore agents of the Cum
berlsnd City Bank, Md, inform Messrs.
Thompson Bros. by telegraph that they
have ceased 10 redeem lis issues"
The parties who were redeeming these
notes here are Messrs. Appleton 81 Co.,
and we hear that the reason OF their de.
cIining longer to do so arises ouI Of the
protest Of one Or two drafts drawn upon a
banking house in New York. The drafts,
it is alleged. embraced an overdrawsl.
The holder OF The notes are now refer.
red by Appleton & Co., 10 the institution
al Cumberland, they not having had re-
fussl as yet TO redeem at that point. The
bank, il is said, has only small circula'
ton oul-noi exceeding $4,000. and lis
esseis are represented as sufficient TO pro-
vide for il. Mr.. Norton is the Presiden;
of the institution, which il was designed
to put into more enlarged operation short
ly. The present title of the bank, which
had been savings concern once. was
given to it by act Of the last legislature
Baltimore Sun.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-04
Temperance Meeting.

A Temperance meeting was held in
the PIesby terrain church on Tuesday eve
ming last. quite large number of ladies
and gentlemen were in attendance. The
meeting was very ably addressed by the
Rev. I'm. NcGuiIe, after which the
Rev. DR.. .4ndreDs, made some very hap
py and appropriate remarks. Mr.. Me-
Cures address was well conceived, and
delivered with great deal Of earnestness
and zeal, and if King Alkey." and his
emi-sa.ies receive many more such
shocks, We venture the assertion that his
kingdom will tumble upon It's basis. $50
mote il be-
A Temperance address will be deliver
ed by the Rev. Samuel J. Leech, in the
M. E.. Church on Tuesday evening the
2Istiasl. The Rev. J. ~. Tstzei. will
also deliver an address in the Episcopal
church on Friday evening the 24'h
(Chrislmas Eve.