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THE DISP ATCH



neansks valley RAslrsaA.
We publish this morstAe letter IRON % issse
hgsss cesrsspenSsat 10 C,askssvillA 70 wssee ws
iavits he asssaetsa Of oar city rsadsrs Ne sivss
sgrstifylAg aeeoaat 81 the state OF paesio tse"ns
10 hat lsssiity. There ID now proper ss'imas
Asss u tAsvaius Of the proposed extension Of the
Rsasoks Valley road; sad there 10 nothing more
- - aeNA bat 10 raiss the means 70 ossis ths
vssk. n people here end the people tasrs ere
s.aas0sl Of IL Importance, and the bsucfh that
yin aev ftom n 70 oil interested 10 lie conssrne'
ssea. Therefore, let AZ put our hands to the U.s.
lerssklne without Unnecessary dslAy. Tbs sooner
4 = beGaa The sooner IL will Be cosnplstsd.
We have here eomRittee on the subject that
vnl sorrsspead with the friends Of the extension
1. he RoAaoks Valley. We hope that, 10 due
uas, By this means. the ccrnmanties OF the two
localities nay undsrstand each ether fully, and
arrange plans for prompt action. Where there 70
uaasioisy there b DO nsel OF dsbats-whsrs all
aarss the time - oct has arrisei-and after that,
As,Ay bot isdicasss spsthy and weakness, aud is
AlssrsditAbls. Bat there 10 neither want OF en-
ssgy nor abiiity among those Interested 10 the
~atsspriss4 Lot the leaders in the cause but take
tAs right sssps, sad the people will sustain them
nbssaily and snsrgsticaiIy. We think all this
viii b dose, and that Richmond will be 10 short
sias plsssA II connection with the Roanoke VAL
~ b. sAilrpaA, without being subject to trans
sAaposst charges aad commissions, which nov
ewaa ~ taxes upon her commerce with that
rsGisa and Esstern North Carolina, slmost 10 pro.
habdo3ea.
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lssaars,osprscr or fnr aicnxosp DAILY DISPATCH


Nosroix, Dec. 10. 1858.
The audisncs 10 hear the musical essepritles,
last night, waa not large - we have sesa OF ::
might have been expected, -but was composed 81
the elite of the two cities. The success o. Mme.
Cora Do Wi,hermt was triumphant. She vas ems
corsd and spplauded until the spacous hall almost
shook 10 its foundation.
Tho Mayors Court vas crowded this morning;
the most Of the idiers around, however, we're wait
Ing to hear the examination It witnesses 10 the
ease Of McDouald. charged with the murder Of
John Gordon, which commenced this morning oea
fore the u. s. Commissioner Ia the U. SCours room
il tbs City Hall.
Complaints were urged against Thos. CAliisau
and Jacob IIalsl,srt In the Mayors Court snIa
neutrality-suspicious. the former for stealing tweutys
sever dollars from C. 6sliilee, ADD the latter toI
utteriug q IS counterfeit note tof tie Westneid
Bank Mass to Jas. Falford In the market, % =
morning Neither Of these cases were matufeo,
and w are unable to report decisioos. 1000
We note the arrival since yesterday Of 2SUot
bushels corn. Notsithstauding this large arrival
the market continues firm, aud Ne have no change
10 quotations to note.
Cotton continues TO arrive, and We notice an IN
usual activity this morning. The present life in
transactions Is owing, we presume, TO the favora'
bic news by the Persia.
The brig Empire, Crowell, arrived in Hampton
Roads yesterday, afteen days from swan Island
with gagnc, for orders 10 Hardy & Brother.
The bring kineo, Copicy, from Turks Island, ar
rived here this morning, with salt, to Peters
Reid OF Portsmouth. We note the arrival OF twenty
other vessels this morning.
In haste, PERCUSSION.
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CoJs.NINJNC TN KANSAq

Sr. LOUIS, Dsc> 15-Advices from the Kansas
mHes to the ST., say mining is suspended for the
winter. 1000 sierssus are ready to commence 10
the spring. CsnsigBments of dust had been made
at LeavenwOrE to New York.
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Northern Markets. BY TELEGRApH]

New YORK, Dec. l5.-Cotton dull. Flonr unchang-
cd. Wheat-Rsd 81 ~; White 81 40 Germ lower
New Yellow IS. spirits Turpentine dull at 40 cts.
Other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Is Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat scarce: White 81 & Gel 81; Red $i.lsGei ~.
Corn better: White 81; Yellow 10.
Sales In New York. Tuesday. CT 200 Va. 6's. at
sp7s.
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tie triai Of Cosas Aoatalsnbert In France, do.
aa11sa aessast Of which We gave yesterday, 10 IN
sveas q unsssal signincanes. Il may we'll produce
soosastea 10 every lsad whore there 10 spark Of
rational liberty, and II II does not thrill France
IKE a. electric current, from her heart to her sx
teSnitiss 70 10 because France, unable to throw Of
Ne Aosrtd nightmare Of despotism, 10 sleeping
The nnsi sleep Of death. This Is not the trial Of
Kosssth, MGxzini, or Ledru Rollin--this trial,
Which has shaken tho confidence OF the nrmest
bslisvsrs IN the stability Of Louis Nspoleons go
vsgaoeat, and east aeross the empire more omi-
Dsss shadow than the murdsrous attempt Of Or.
sini aaA Pisrri. II u no soldier Of fortune, no
aistasbsr OF government aud the peace Of society,
Whe b sew suffering under the odous tyranny
which Lsais Napolson imposes upon the lips. ald
vaisly SERVES 10 Sssn mp the minds Of mon. Count
Asabalsmbsrt, one Of the old peers of France, has
pet besA always known - the friend Vt constitu"
ssessl liberty. and is admired for the virtues Of
hls liz, the modsrston Of his character, and the
splendid qualities Of his mind. The crime for
which be has been convicted, 10 article written
Or nswspsper, upon . debate 10 the British
1aRliansst on India, In which he traces picture Of
pslitioai life in England and speaks Of France ha-
wing rspsdistsd her politics and municipal iibsrs
tiss, fact which even the prosecutor upon the
trial had not the hsrdihood 10 deny. For this
saorlASas offence, he has been condemned to six
months imprisonment, aud . hns Of three thou
sod francs and payment Of costs: and 10 liable, ut
The expiration Of his term Of imprisonment, to be
bsnishsd 70 Of the psstiIsutsl penal colonies
Il Braacs where ne may sxpiate, With his lis, the
seEsoity Of free speech.
We presume every reader has been struck With
The beld and almost defiant attitude Of his cou..
81 npos his trial, and the enthusiastic applause
which their splendid eloqusnce ELECTED fir ON the
sadisnes, although that audience was composed
saly Of persons to whom the prosecu tors saw
II 70 grant tickets Of admission. The last words
sf II. Bsrrysr's magnificent speech we're: "No
matter, when the country wants us, it will over
dad - ct our posts. We will devote ourselves to
% With the same ardor, the same perseverance,,
he same disiDtersstedness Is in by gone days
asd the last cry Of our expiring voice shall be-
Liberty and France" Loud applause followed,
which the Court did not attempt to check. Truly,
the BAR Of England and France has covered itself
With glory, 10 its championship of liberty aud the
rights Of man. Such efforts ~ those Of Mr. James
n defence Of DR.. Barnard, aud Of Berger and
Dssssars for Montalsmbert raise that noble profes.
Sea 70 pitch of moral grandeur and Of sublime
loispsndsnes which throw timid cabinets and o.
oNlious ssnstes into the shade and may yet pre- We
citadel, around which . desperate nation I'll
rally, and with the cry Of Liberty and France"
evsewhslm their oppressor.
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- COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. ]
Chesterfield Court House. Dec 10Th ELL
RIO THE CREDITORS OF THE ~.
i TATE or GREEN HALL. Died. AND ALL

y0II are hereby notified. that. in pursnanca Of o
decree Of the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield County.
In the case Of Ssmuel "A PattesoU, who sues. &c.
avniust Green Ha:'a administrator and others, pro-
nounced at October term, 1855 ] have appo.utcd the
18th of January next. at my Office, for taking the
several accounts required BY the said decree 10 De
taken to wit An account OF the administrator o'
the estate of said Green Hall. decd by the defend
ant, Mary Suran Owens. formerly Mary eusan Hai',
eYecutrix Of Green Hall. dec also, an account o.
the adminstratiou of the said estate by William L
Oheatbarn, administrator dc b0nis non. Of said
Green Hall, decd. with his will snnexed an &C.
Hall decd both real and personal; fc-ount ofali
iebts Cue to said estate and also. an account o. All
de bts and demands outstanding AGAINST the sara es
te at which time and place the PAL ties
are required to attend. 80 - ~.
Given under MY hand ms Commissioner OF the CIR
cult Curt Of Chesterfield County the day ana year
first Aforesaid. w w CC0hILL
a nc .IavawTh C6mm'r.
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DIPLOMATIC COMBINATIONS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15-ln Executive session to.
day. the Senate ratified the appointments of j
CLANCY Jones, of Pa Minister to Prussia; Pres
ton, Of KY, Minister to Spain, and Ward, of Ga.
Minister to China.
The Japanese and Chinese treaties were ratified
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D~ SPECIAL NorIcs.-Be in time j!
stock Of fine Cases ~ cost as he will shortly pro
coed to Europe and If you DO not wish to be arts
tica,ly humbuged, 90 to him. for he gives you =
true picture warranted ia awe satisfaction. 81
Whitehurst old Gallery ~ Main STREET. Richmond
He nuts Pictures In Med8llions for 70 cents. His
GALLERY and Pictures for sale. de ls-lm
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE HALL.
B0NEAUS CELEBR Awgp MOVING MIRROR on
AUSTRA LIA

T. E L. Il 5 L A l. b M K kE.
WILL OPEN AT THE SPLENDID NEW HALF
OF THE AEcHfNfGS INSTITUTE. ON
M NDAY NIGHT, Deer. 18th,
For q short time only. This magnificent work Of
art, has been exhibited in Baltimore and Washing.
tom for sirteea ieeeks to crensied and fashionable
houses The MirIer covers TWENTY-UNE THCu.
SAND FEET or CANVASS, and contains TWEEN
TY.F;yk HUNDRED LIFE SIZE FIGURES Civ.
ing = correct and truthful representation Of the
History Topography. Manners aud Customs. Pas
times. Ceremonies, Manufactures. &C., &C. Of the
Australian and the Chinese These 1onds.tst Iaint.
iags ara ekuow led ged By the Press and Pubic a
the most n,a1ni feent cork If art erer eehibucf To
this country The ssirror ~ accompanied with an
Interesting descriptive Lecturer.
ADMISSION:
SlnSie CTS.
A Gentleman and two Ladies'. 90
Uhildren % cts.
CoOf6u f1cfe.
Day Exhibitions will be given SATURDAY
and WEDNESDAY afternoons, for the eonvenispos
families and schools. Admission Is cts eh.ldrsa
IS cts, to sfterno N exhibitions
Doors open at 6z 10 cor mepcs ut IA Aferroon
doors open at 2. to commence At 5.
de 4-2w
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SUDDEN DEATu.-Oa Wednesday morning last,
Capt. WIN. Anderson, residing on Ciinch river, in
Tazswell county, Va, died almost Instantly, with
out any previous indisposition. lie was an old and
respectable citizen Of that county.
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T1CHNIcAL--Au nharmoniUus conhubial cous
pie Ia Cincinnati are endeavoring to get divorce
on the Srcu nd that the husband was married to
the vile under false name, the minister, by mis-.
take, styling him Edward, instead of Edwin at the
time of the ceremony.
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RECRUITING for the army of the
United States has been 30 brisk this fall that 1,
has been decided to discontinue enlstng at Buffss
10, New Haven, and several other important sta.
tions In various States. The applications beiug
more numerous than the service requires, the
recruiting officers enabled TO select better
class of men than can be secured when there is en-
active demand for soldiers,
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TnE OPPOSITION TIcKEr.-The Wytheville, Va,
Times nomiuates tho following ticket for the ensu
ing election:
For Governor, Geo W. Summers. of Kanawha;
for Lieut.. Governor, Vim. L. Goggin, Of Bedford;
Tor Attorney General, Raleigh T. Daniel, of Rich
mond; for the Board of Public Works, 4. b. Desns,
If Lynchburg.
The stanton Spectator comes out 10 favor oft the
following ticket: For Governor, Alexander X. Bots
Ter, Of Jefferson; for Lieutenant Governor, Samuel
Price, of Greenbrier; for Attorney General, Arthur
A. Merson, of Richmond.
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9Si gsstlsass delivered . lecture as the Graz,
ssssss naStise chsfeA on Tuesday evening, Tor til.
osssee u the Philolosisa Society Of Rich mono
os'se0e Which wishes 70 erect s,cis ~ Hail. l,
vess ssele visdlcstioa Of the heroic, practical
yAilAstasspist, Jehs Howard, from the snssrs o,
1aeoAs csriyis. who would represent his uuri
vaasa esesselssss, ~ sickly, stupid, visionary
esasensntaiisa. II 70 "passing strange" that one &C
nsssec, dasinSsrssted. uaaactsd end uuos tsuts
Won. vse, without seeking Il, commanded the sd.
1sesse esd love Of all Europe, from Pope and
90 ssva to the humbisst aud most degraded
ssss's ssss sesd visdicatiep. Yet 20 It il. and
- snesss nd the gibbsrish Of the most as.e tsd
AeeI0 writer's, we're Justly and esnplstsly
sxeeG We sssst the exposure VIII assia b.
- - sshss ssdissess, Who may also ssjoy the
1.eeeese uhash proved 70 rich treat "a tho..
- hsosssd y The sbls lsstursr.
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ON A TELEGRAPH L

INJUNCII9N UN 4 1ELEdRAFH LINE.
PORTLAND, 3s., Dec. l5.-The Supreme Court Of
this State has laid perpetual injunction on the
working Of the Morse telegraph line recently
erected between this city and Boston. :
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~ p,crUpvs Al AucTIou

~ PIoTUREs AZ AuCTIoN--E b Cook
Will siI, this morning o u O'clock. at 81 Main
ton Tor the last two days Therefore. would re-
commend our friends and readers not to allow this
opportunity to pas without pr~rurine for them
selvaa some of tho.s instructive Works OF Art for
"a thiE Of beauty il JOY forever"
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End OF TIE MAE WHO BLlw Up BRagk's MoSU.
MENf.-Benjamin Lett, the man who was convicted
abou, twenty years since Of blowing up tho Brock
Monument at Queenstown Heights, but escaped 40
he vas being taken to prison. died in Milwaukee on
Thursday last, from the effec,s Of poison, a. 10
supposed, administered by man, who 10 under
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A CURI0SirY.-We are informed that Mr. David
SedbCry, of Richmend COMFY, N. c., found In the
stomach of a beef COW which no had slaughtered a
petriied SNAKE. His snakeship had wound him-
self In knot about the size uf mans fist, and
appeared to be Ia the act of swallowing svrne.
thing. The truth of the above 10 vouched for by
one who had seen the srake.
--a GrrsD yL0r0 ~ n E3,t~;fs
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~ TIE GRsAr VIRGINIA REMEDY,
AND No HVxsUa.-es 81 sse
PETERS, INsALL!RLE REMEDY FOR eoNoR-

This great American Remedy Containing no Mer
curiai or Balsamic properties, excels everything
heretofore offered the public. In its curative resto
ratfve and renovating powers: and the medical
world are assonished when told that the above re
medy will care tina above disessss. and confounded
Bat 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 0onorrhosa y hieh the remedy will not
cure, provided the directions are carried cut with
purchasing half dozen bottles. and using accord
lngly. In his Or her case he guarantees peffect
medicine. free of charge, TO complete the cure.
through bis agents and cure will Dc effected With
Agents for the city Of RichnGnd,
do l0-6ms g9asA No. 2Dl Broad d.
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~ AMERICAN system OF GOVERNMENT ABROAD
Every American must feel his heart beat with prid
when he reads the late speech OF Hon MIR Bright
NJ P. in favor of introducing the American form q
government-at least far as representation il
concerned into Great Britain. The honorable gen
tlemsn was loudly oheered by his constituents and
never more so than when he illustrated one result
OF Republican government, by exhibiting speci
mems of those handsome handbills and posters. dc
printed ct tho DISPATCH JOE OYpICE D HAMhERi
LIZ Co ProprietOrs
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TRANsYERRED.-Itis stated that senior dc Osma,
who has so long represented the government OF
Peru OF Washington, has been transferred by that
republic to its mission at London.
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DEAD.-Coi. Albert Pike, y distinguished lawyer
Of Arkansas, and conspicuous for his bravery -
an officer in the Mexican war, 10 dead. He was
we'll known a. prominent American leader IN
the Presidential canvass OF 1856.
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~ Cloak AND MANrLp DRPor.

THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS sh
Coaks Of the richest styles and latest designs In
SILK Velvats, Beaver aud Broad Cloths for ladies
misses and children. These goods ars of su,psrior
quality. and am selling them at great bargains
the best quality ut saving of ct least Is per cent.
call at the Cloak and Mantle Depot SO MAN street
~ am determined to sell at prices to defy coupe
de l3-6t le EZRKIHL
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b~ ExEcUroR's NorIcE.-Attention il
asked to the sale Of Household and Kitchen Furri
tuie. Farming Utensils Cows, Horlea &c. This Day
at II o'clock. at the residence OF Mr. shelton
near the Bowling Green BY order of J Shelton
txecutor of Sarah Shelton, deed
d. 1s-lt THO3 W KEE3EE, Auct.
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TIE Poax TRADE-Ws learn that there 10 q
small drove Of Kentucky hogs on the other side Of
the river, which the drover holds atss1z. No sales
have yet been effected at that price and probably
will not be. They can easily be disposed OF ut s..
as that 10 the price which has already been paid
for pork here. We presume there will be NO dit.
hculty In procuring pork here at IS. We under.
stand that several droves are expected at that
price. In Que particular this season has differed
greatly from last. Several of cur citizens bought
live hogs in Baltimore and had them shipped to
this p )int. We have heard of none doing % this
season. Virginia hogs only have been sold in this
market 90 far. No sales Of Kentucky have yet been
understandable Ea.) Transcript.
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WANTS.

WANTED-A MAN, competent as Q
W Gardener and Superintendent, to take care Of
and improve an estate 10 this State about ona an
dred mites from this city, In healthy section. He
must come we'll recomm .njej. For farther infox-
nation enquire OF fDiAK MAO6N,
de l6-lt 18th 81, between Main mnd Cary.
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NAHRTnu.

On Tuesday, the 18th II December, b. the LAY
Mosss p HoGs. HENRY eL.UgMTEk. La. @ @
Memphis; e Mir EANHik MAIIo. oausnss' u
-. Memphis and Dspvlle papers please copy.
% tho On inst, IT Unlon etetion chnreh; ~ hey
M Lee, d D, Rev ANDREW B1CMn WIZ, y cs
~ Trederieisburk papers please copy. +,
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e@ De. f. s. VEST, late Of Henrico,
having removed to Richmond. tenders his profss
sonal services to the public. Office for the present
with DR. owen B. Hill, corner Wall and Franklin
s.reets. Residence. Edgemont House, Main street.
q few doors below Second Baptist church.
de l6-lm
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b Valuable REAL ESTATE AT AUc.
ZION THIS DAY-The particular attention OF The
public Ia respectfully called 70 the sale to take place
THIS AETERNO0N. at 31z O'clock. OF the valua
BILE real estate Clay and 6th streets. adyertizef
by Sir Edm'd T Morris, Com'r. See auction head.
de l6-t GODDIN 4 APPEKSOE. Aucts.
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In. GEN. SCOTT.l
SAILING OF THE EUROPl

Nav YORK Dec 15.-Lieut. Gen. Winfield Scot
sailed to-day in the steamer Marion, for Charles
ton, On route for Havana. 5ss t.sr
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ArRICHMOND THEATRE.
COMEDY NIGHT.
Fourth and positively last appearance Of but two OF
the distinguished srtist,
MRS JULIA DEAN.
VAYNE,
Who will appear in her beautiful character OF
LADY ALICE HAWTHORNE,
In B )urcicaults elegant Comedy Of
OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS,
Asplsndia 5 act Comedy.
Ms JULIA DEAN HAYNE
AS LADY ALICE!
Imported by the entire
STOCK COMPANY.
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- henx -Oeonedsss NcIatosh. AZ n.
- ssss ssdsssd home % sceouss a. a. ! !.
- 1sssssss n alssts.ss d rsdie.i .a.,%
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n% Dr.. BuRwELL has removed his
Oaice to this North side Of Broad street. lover
Franck's gliding establishment,) between 4th and
9Th streets Office bears from NJ TO 8 NJ, and
from to Pm. Night calls viii please BE made Of
his residence Cat Mrs. Pickett's) corner of Leigh
and 9Th streets. = : -lfe71 u = : !
B.. Messages left at the Office of JOHN h Cook,
Corner of Pearl and Main s.reess,) vii, be attend
ed 10. de H-ims
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wGREAT SACRIFICE
IN LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

CRENSHAW, QUAKLEs 81 CO.
Have this day marked dow their magnificent stock
Of Dress Goods ct closing out rates. They are anx
ous 10 reduce their stock IN this line of goods by
the lst Of January and will Offer every inducenent
to do 3d. We offer the following styles at a great
sacrifice: ~ So,
fIan and French MESINOES at cost
Printed French MEHIEOES at IS cents worth
$l.X5. .h+s s.-f=@ So $3.50
Rich Figured French MOusLAINS at 90 cents
worth IS and S71k. .t-tta 4sa
Robe a'Les and Side etripes at prime cost
Plaid spun SILKS at 50 cents. great bar eaa
= Plaid MEkINOEs at 371s cents q great bargain
Plaid CASHMERE3a at 20 cents, q great bargain
de I3-6t 2ag BROAD STK y HT
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TrIN-The Few trial, granted to Rev. Daniel
Dovpey, at stanton, Va, for the murder Of VIM.
Muliens. will take place 10 February. 10 grant
ing new trial the Stanton Spectator says that
Judge Thompson reviewed the evidence at some
length and with great ability. He stated that up.
on the testimony of the Commemorative Witness
- alone the verdict Of the jury would, in his Opt
niun have been correct It was admitted on all
hands, however, that II Margaret Lees testimony
we're taken ss true, the prisoner would be entitled
to an acquittal. He felt bound to receive her nc.
count Of the trsnsaction-hsr credibilty bad not
been successfully -impeaohed-and therefore be
could not hesitate to grant new trial. He also
declared bis belief that the jury were perfectly
honest 10 giving the verdict, and unisfiuenced by
prejudice against the prisoner on account Of his
religion or foreign birth. Judge Thompson has
only one instance before this has he set aside the
verdict In case of felony.
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ny EpRcIAL NoTICH.-The remainder
IF Sig a. B. Pandolfni Co . splendid Marble and
Aiabaster etatuary, Vases, Bohemian Glassware,
&c will be closed out THIS AFTERNOON ~
o'clock The attention of the public is ,spectgully
invited. g. .
dels--lt COOK, Auct
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DIED.,

In this city. on "Wednesday; the i5th instant AD'
The funeral will take place from the residence 9,
his brother. William Tyreo, this Afternoon. ~
o'clock Tho friends OF the family are iA'"ss
| TO attend. z b q. lA-l-zz-.-.