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.xTvED,


AR1IvED,
Steamship Jamestowp. Parrtsh. New YORK. muse
an pnssenRefs. Lud1am 4 Watson.
stsamer George Peabody. Priichard. Baltimore,
m Zee, Indian h Watson.
schr Wythe. futile, New York. mdse. . " oaf'
RE.
sebr Baltimore, Philips, Hampton Roads, Hight
.schr Alert, Cham 2ion. Philadelphia. coal, WIZ
schr Bell Conway. Delsny. Philadelphia. coal.
schr ,Amarsins. johnson. Philadelphia. coal, Jno
Werth. 81
scar D Ireland. Baker. Philadelphia. coal. dooth
schr summsrfsld. Shorter. Baltimore. pig iron.
w s Tripiett.
schr Frsizsr. Cstlin. Petersburg. wheat. War
wick Il Bsrksdhle.
scnr Eidad. Dayton, Philadelphia. coal. J frat
tor.
schr snpsrior. -----, James Biysr. wheat. O Wor.
sohr Pearl, Jones. Baltimore, Zig iron, W Trip
lett.
schr Spray Price. New York. railroad iron, York
River Railroad Company.
schr Ellen Godsborough, Bunting, Baltimore.
clay, Keesee Parr.
SAILED,
Schr New York, Car nevai, down the river. light.
Brig Argyle, Warren, Bio Grande, -four, Haxali,
CreDsbaw q Co.
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CO. AasRIcAS SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT ABROAD
Every American must feel his heart beat with pride
when he reads the late speech OF Hon MIR Bright
II p in favor of introducing tho American form of
goverrment-at least az far as representation is
oonoerned-irto Great Britain. The honorable ron.
tleman WIS loudly cheered by his constituents and
never moro so than when he illustrated one remit
of Republican government, by exhibiting sreci
mans OF those handsome handbiils and posters SC,
printed ct the DISPATCH JOB OFFICE D HAMMERS
Ly 4 Co Propristors,
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rag LzoruaB.-The first Lecture OF

rag LzCTURE.-The first Lecture of
the series, before the PHILGLOGIAN SOCIETY OF
RICHMOND COLLEGE, will be delivered by tire
Rev DR.. j. l.. BURROWS Subject: Thomas Carlyle
on John Howasd-st GRACE street Bag tist Church,
en- TUESDAY evening, the lith instant, at 75s
O'Clock.
The object OF these Lectures ia TO raise fund to
build Hall, in which to hold the meetings Of the
Society-aud the members earnestly invite their
friends and the public generally to attend.
B.-Tckets 25c each. To be obtained at Geo
VI. Vests Book store, P. H. Starkes uoks sore or at
Grubts & Arrerson,s Drug Store. de I2-zt
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DIED,

On sunday at quarter past 3 o'clock. Mrs. LUCY,
cousort of John a. Fuzzie. aged about 20 years.
The funeral will tax. place from the residence OF
her husband, corner Of 9th and streets. church
Hill this morning, at ii O'Clock. The friends ana
acaua;n,ances invited TO attend without farther
invitation.
In phladeI phia suddenly, on Saturday, the nth
inst MARGAkET WINSLuW, wife of William II
pnarsnn.
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TELEORAPH7C NEWS.
KEP0RTRD FWR TssK ssDlsPATCH.
THE CARGO or SLAVES LANDED IN GEORGIA.
ARREST or INPLICATED PART1ES-sAFE-
TY or THE SLAYER M

- VI HE N4A 1Gs
SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec 1.-THE q. 3. District Ats
torBey ganahl has arrested three men hailing from
New orieaus who are implicated tn the LANDING OF
cargo Of Africans In this State from the scnooLer
He will not allow them bail, as they are charged
with s'pirscy.n Both Ganahi and the U. >. Mars
shai using every effort to arrest all the parties
connected with the slave landing, and have seIt
to Brunswick, Ga to obtain evidence against the
three they now have In custody--sheir exanins-
tion will tako place Thursday.
They also sent steamtrg TO tow the "W anderer
into Savannah, but the shiprnss.sr on board res
fused to give her up.
II is stated that the Collector ut Darien, ga,
states that the Wanderer bears no marks OF having
had slaves aboard.
The Republican. of this city, says the Africans
were landed at Jekyl Island, and that steamer
left here. took $50 on board and conveyed them
past the Savannah river to the plantations rom
whence they were scattered through the country;
The cargo is supposed to have numbered oo'
Africans.
The Wanderer halls from st. Helena, but has no
regular papers, as there no U. s. Consul there,
but she has informal papers from the local officials
without seals.
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Z EZEkIEH,
s1 CHRisTMls PREsESTs--

FANCY GOODS,
Such as are usually wanted for presents, in end
less variety. can he had at the CLOAK and Mantle
Depot at less price than at any other other in
this city. Finest quality RAGLAaS for Misses ard
Children; CLOAKS ia French Msrinos and CiIyTas
richly trimmed for children: Hos cry, GLOVES
all kinds CT Knitted Goods for Ladies ano children;
DRESS GOODS in silk De Lsices. Veianciss, sc. &c.
SILK B0NHErS at half the usual price; FANCY
times. Call a. the CLOAK AND MANTLE DE-
Put, aud buy your goods at prices TO defy conpet-
ten kZEklEL
FURs for Ladies and Children.
da
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sar To LOVERS OF Coon Music The


attention of the public il respec fully called to
notice, that Grand Vocal Concert will be given by
tho Cboir OF the Leigh Street African Church
{ HA9LEs MATHEWS, Leadcy-servant OF Mr.. Saml
p Mitchell. of this ciy,) on next TUESDAY eve
ming. i4th December. in the metropolitan HALL
Every person that was present at the Concert,
Fair, at she Mechanics Hall, was well pleased
that they certainly win be present, and all that
have never been at one of them ought certainly to
go, they never will regret It, AID certainly the small
fee charged. The proceeds are to be appropriated
70 the payment OF the debt OF their new house Of
Worship. Owls.
dc Eft
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Finanoisl and Commercial.

xhs etatrment of the south Carolina banks Dr
November, IL ~ follows:
Total specie on hand. s,s7i .1sss& total circular
tor co. notes discou.tsd On psssosnsss ~ 81
eufsty. 81 .lH,lss so: Domestic nxchapse so''v''
c5s 10; Foreign Exchange, s2s2a54 70
Rfchm ond Markets, Dec. ID.
The weather continues Observation-Disclosures su'
ssuess. There IL no change whatever In quotations.
slncs Friday, save that Bacon sdssarea sneoe hisn
or The market II dull except in tha retail way nor
holiday supplies There 10 no change In money
Quotations. and money continues easy.
ToBaCco.--The breaks Of tobacco are verysmall,
aso tho receipts of old. We quote Interior at
.1oe'r Sosa aMs So: Good ioesii 50 No ne
rnelish In market: good and fine manufacturing
sss,os s sas .r d9 rs,o rssf from ssee
.FLDUR.-TRe market Is dull and stock liberal
NO recent GALES to shippers We quote sales OF su-
pWHsATN%e .iiil quote good to prime red sl2j
q, 81; good to prime white 81 30 to ~. ALnss.s
mited and the luieraof sun Ds a1s from cents 10
icsoRN.-Market continues quiet s75 to 50 cts per
oATS-a5 to 50 cts. stocklisht.
p.ooN Market somewhat sitter and stock light.
We quote s;des at Io44 cts, shoulders cts plain
hams iG@lIc, bagged DO l'gi2 cts; Todd g. EA'rS
HkFFEEIWe ouote Rio iO1.@I2cts as to quality
and quantity: Lasuay "a i2ael21ac; Java i07ssSi''
sUaAKs-Ma rket steady at recent quotations: = :
We quote Cuba ,1sMsc; Porto Rico o4s9,sCi Lo
| i,lic; Cut Loaf lGssbgIIc; Crushed and powdered
le1fe; A Coffee sac; b Coffee s'ac; BXtrao s'a0'
WHiskEY-251s to 261a for Richmond rectiiiod.
CATTLE. &C.
BEEF-Market quiet and supply fair. sales ~ %
| to IS nett for fair to prime Beef
MUTTON Very scarce. We quote SS.9o 90 % Pc'
| heal Very super;or Sheep would command more.
| HOds.-ssles have been made st higher ast -
| than las. anotsted sales were made last week AZ
| $3.50 to IT'S per cwt. nett.
MONEY MATTERS-EXCHANGE
pohKsTIC.-NoaTHERS EKcHANGE-On new ioih
! ard philadeIphis q premium.
| Such of the Stock Bank notes nd OF the banA o
| the Valley as are not taken by the Banks are et
The notes of the Trans Allegheny Bank are Is p
! cent. discount Bank of Kanawba 10 sale.
| North and South Carolina Bank Notes q = cent
GOLD q per cent. prem. No prem. allowed Tor
| SILVER.
Northern MarlSets-[Br TELtGRAPH.l
BALTIMORE, Dec. Is Flour steady HoWara and
Ohio ShA2. Wheat setise: white 81 ;3ssa'loO REQ
81 .2ntd.i25 Corn buoyant; advanced lc: yelio"
67a69; white 65tdG6. Provisions steady.
NEW YORK, Dec. I3.-Flour quiet state - setes;
Ohio 81 25Gai Sc; Southern 9'615 40. wheat very
dull: Southern red $lG1II21s; white $l.ioa9!5o..
Corn heavy: new white 20; yellow rs; mixed 70
NEW YoRg. Dec. Is.-P M.-Cotton heavy. Flour
firm wheat very dull Southern red Sl@i IL.
white 81 2rtH.l.S6. Corn heavy-mixsd -, yellow
IS, being the highest range Spirits Turpenuhe
fl rm Rosiu hrsyy Rice au'et at SH1SM
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HPHCIAL HOTICHS.

BE- RELIEF FROM CoUGH III TEN MIa-
UTEs -Pectoral Candy, or Horebound, Liverwort.
&C, for Coughs Colds. Bronchitis and all Affections
of the throat and Lungs. Particularly ada pied tor
children. recommended by physicians as a superior
article Prepared only by 8EO DOWDEN, Drug.
gist and Chemist IT'S Broad street Richmond, Va.
price-25 cents per box.
For sale by all Druggists. de lin
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E GREAT SACRIFICE
IN LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

OHNHE-SNJHH@H NVs
Fave this day marked down their ma gnfcent stock
OF Dress Goods al cosing out rates. They are snx.
ons reduce their stock in this line of goods by
the LIST Of January, aud will fsr every inducement
10 DO so. We offar the following styles at great
sacrifice:
Rain and French MEEINOES at cost
PRINTED French MERIN0ES q: IS cents worth
$l.E.
Rich Figured French MOUSLAINS at 10 cents,
worth 30 and b..
Robe AIS and Side stripes at prime cost
Plaid Spun SILKS at 30 cents. a great bargain
Plaid MER1NUES az S7ti cents,a great bargain
Plaid CASHMERES at Is cents, a great bargain
de l3-St 222 BROAD STREET.
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MEETING or TIVE Yousa Mrr,s

MEETING or THE YOUNG MEs's CHRIS
TiAS AssocIATroN.-We are requested to- invite the
special attention of the members of this meeting
advertised to take place this evening, as 3 large
neetns Is wanted in order TO give interest to the
pians ior the approaching anniversary, aud to
hear the report OF the Delegation which attended
Alexandria and Washington last week. IL i.
hoped the members generally will turn out
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RANDOLPH Macon CoLLEex-Tba a,

RANDOLPH MACON CoLLEGs.-Ths en-
terprising agent Of this college, Rev. H. B. Cowles,
ID 10 our city for the purpose of raising the res
maindsr Of the sum necessary to secure the sndow.
ment OF that institution with 100000 which IL
necessary to put 1t upon permanent basis We
are gra,ned to learn that he succeeded In raising.
at Centenary and Trinity churches, on Sunday
last, about $4,000, which leaves about 5000 10 be
subscribed to finish this important work.
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sg- TIE GIFr Book STORE is AT No. o. MAIN ST.

E- TIE GIFT BOOK STORE is AT No. ~ MAIN s
Where yen nlsy buy
A Book and Gold Watch for fl.oo
Book and Silver Watch for $iaG.
Book and a Gold Locket for Sl.60.
A Book and a Cameo Set for Sl &C.
A Book and q Mosaic Set for $50.
A Book and q Gold Pen for S!.t0.
A Book and Gold Chain for sI.00.
A Book aud a Gold Ring for alf0.
A Book and Gents Masonic Pin or$le0
A Beck and a Gold Thiulble for Sl.o0.
A Book and Gift Book for 800.
dc s--Sf
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ESPECIAL DISPATCH
ARREST or AN ALLEGED MURDER

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER.
PETERSBURG, Va. Dec IS The second mate of
the bark s. W. Lind, charged with the D2rder Of
ordon, one of the seamen on the vessel, was are
rested at City Point, to day, by Cook, I. 5. Mar.
shall, and lodged 10 Jail, here this evening. w.
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-. Go * AND MANTLE DEPOT.
THE PLACE FOR RARGAInS

Coaks CT the richest styles and latest designs In
Silk Velvets, Beaver and Broad Cloths. for ladies
misses and children. These goods ere Of srs,erol
quality, and am selling them at great bargains
Ii you wish b. purchase fashionable Raglan q
the best quality st saving Of at least Is per cent
call at the Cloak snd Mantle Depot e9 Man street
cd am determined to sell at prices to defy compe
tition.
de I3--6t K EZEkIEfA
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rpnI HAVANA

SAVANNAH, Dec. 1.-THE steamer Isabel, with
dates from Havana to the 10th inst, is of Tybee.
Sugar firm. Stock in Havana and Matanzas il
$4,000 boxes. Nothing doing in new Molasses.
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H@- THE attention Of the public is
particularly invited to the sale Of Signer Pan:
ALABASTER >TATUARY, Bohemian Glassware,
Silver Plated Ware, Ladies' Rosewood Work Boxes,
Writing Desks, Fancy Articles. &C. to take place nj
my store THIS DAY, at 10 O'clock.
dc IA EB COOK, Anct,
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CApruagD. the black scimp
that attempted tho life of MIR. J.. H. Fucorn. his
oyerseer, about ten days since, and then made ms
escape has been arrested and imprisoned, and VIII
have hearing before the Mayer this morning.
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~
of the Young Mems Christian Association will be
beld THIS CTuesday) EVENING, al 71s O'CLOCK at
their Hall in aoddih's Building. No Essay will be
read at this meeting, but in ts stead interesting
account will be given by Mr. WATKINS, Of the
late Anniversary Celebrations in AIexsndris and
Washington. full attend ,nce of the members is
earnestly requested The public respectfully IL
vited to attend
de l4-lt W Ii SMITH, Recording Sec'y,
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DEAR LvxuRY.-William Lambert was
fined s. by the Mayor yesterday, for using proiane
language in the first market.
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EJ HARrsuoaSs's PEcroRAL SYRUP OF WILD
is the best Cough Syrup in the VIZ rid.
Il removes Coughs Hoarseness, and all lung affec-
tons Persons who sing should use it, as it clears.
seitenp and strengthens the voice. and fortfes it
against taking cold Bottles IS and 80 cts. Sold by
all Drrrc!sts in Richmond.
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TIE CLERKS OFFICE Of the Richmond
Circuit Court, has been removed to the second
s s VI tue state Court house, where Mr.. James
Elicit, the Clerk, and his assistants. NAV always
ne found by those who have business In that cf.
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M3. DR. BURWKLL has removed his
Office to the North side of Broad street. .(oyer
Franck's gliding estabshment,) between 4th and
18th streets Office bours from A NJ to NJ. and
IRON to IN. Night calls viii please be msds at
his residence. Eat Mrs. Picketfsj corner OF Leigh
ard 6th streets
N B-Messsges left at the Office OF JOHN 3 cocg.
corner of Pearl and lain streets) will be attend
sd To- dc H-lms
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OEDEsED CYr.-fred. Girard, free
negro FROM Norfolk, arrested for being here
without q register. was ordered ten lashes by the
Mayor, aud then directed to make trscks Tor ms
native toyn with all possible dispatch.
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RUNAwArs CApTuREs.-Five negroes, owned by
Garret. Yaumehter, OF Hardy county, Va, was
captured near the Pennsylvania line on Wsdnes-
day last, attempting to maize their way into that
State. They were committed TO jail in MoorfelS.
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s LYrCHBURG SMOKING TOBACCO,
Pink Gelatiue. Cox's Geatine andsCoopers Sheet
Isinglass, fer sale at the Drug and Prescriction
Store of JOHN W aARLICK,
de 14-1w Market Place. Franklin street.
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DisoaDHfLr NEIGHBoKs Three wo.
sa.a sno swo men, denxens OF Rockets, were be
and Ill governed houses Several w,saass
Examined for the Commonwealth, bnf ne none ~
the parties we're Identified the Msyor aiseh.rS. "a
them with the assurance that their locality shonl
have special attention in the future 'o1is
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New TRIAL.-In the case of Daniel Downey, sen
fenced to thu penitentiary for the MURDER Of VIM
Mullen, IN Stanton, Va, tine Judge has granted
him new trial.
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DEATE OF VKFtR.x.--Janes Il. Nash, who was
at Norfolk in 1912, and on the Potomac while the
British were there, died at Montross, Va, few
days since. For thirty years he has been drum
major to the 1I1th regiment of Virginia Militia.
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~ $50 -g6a

1@ $50 -E6a
FINE LIBRARY EDITIONS AND
ILLUSTRATED WORKS
In Extra Binding-fu:table FIR
PRESENTATION.
J. W. RANDOLPH has lust printed. for free cir.
cuiation q Catalogue ct his large stock Of BOOKS,
In extra biading. The size. binding and prices ere
given. de Ii-02t&cwIt
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New YORK. Dec. 12.-WarrsDts were issued to-
day for the arrest Of the directors of Swans Lot
terry and The proprietors OF the Sunday news
Augusta for Swan.
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SERIOUS CHARGE sigmund Hirsh,
charged with breaking into one Of Joseph Storms
rooms and abusing his wife, will have hearing
hefore the Mayor this morning.
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sALB or FAaa.-Ths farm Of VIM. S. White.
near fredericksburg, Va, containing $50 acres,
has been sold to Eugene Baker, for $1,000.
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RESIGNATION OF THE HOUSE PRINTER.
WARRINGTON, Dec. Is --steadrnsn, Printer of the
has prepared his resignation, but withhoIds it for
the present.
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Frss.-On Saturday might |,

fIks.-On Saturday night last the
the stable OF Mr. s. Lovenstoin, IN Haurico .a,.s
~ short distance from the corporation line. MAS
set On nre and burned. A negro man belonaior
70 20 Mr. L has been arrested a. the inoendiary :.
Inc prisoner, Il II said, vent into the stables,
thought aceidesselIy caused the Ore.
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The Mississippi Legislature adjourned on the Sd
inst. Mr.. Black, representative from Tishomingo
VAS killed on his return home, by the falling OF q
stage coach from bridge.
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Trs Husrrxos CouRr commenced Ito
December term yesterday. bat trAnssctsd no 20.
sineas Of public impcrtAnee. OF the cases di.pos.
ed Of We note the following NJ. Gillian, hned sly
for allowing his slave, York. 20 go at large. no
and stabbipe free negress, named phsts Scott,
on the I5sh November. was called to the bar, when
the ease was continued until the next term.
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SNy~ DENTISTRY
Il tG IL n III NJ n IL u m

BE- DENTISTRY
j. S ET III MICH ARD,
tOfice and Residence. corner of Main and 7th sts
Tenders his services 10 the citizens of Richmond and
adjoining counties, in his professional capacity
From an experience OF ten ears he feels confident
that be can warrant all operations, performedshy
him, TO give entire satisfaction. de ll--im*
kGF- NorIcE.-The annual meeting OF
The stockholders of the MANCHESTER CoFToy AND
Wool MANUFACTURING CoNPANT will be held on
WEDNESDAY. the 18th inst, 1t IL O'Clock, mt the
Exchange Hotel.
de Ic-5t WIN III POWERS, gent.
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f% GENUINE Palm Soap, ct the Drue
and Prescription Store
NV. 1ARLICg
deS-es Market placs. Franklin Stree.
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Tar Cousry PATROLS are Industrious

TnH CoUsTy PATROLS are INDUSTRIOUS
iy engaged, every night, in securing the cross
roads aud plantations and protecting the proper
ty OF the citizens of Henrico from depredators
from all quarters. We understand that we
drink. game aud carouse, has been marked for
attack, and will be fallen upon between this and
tba holijays
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- -~---k-----
ARA In Norfolk.
oP YaE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH !

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH J
NORFOLK, Dec. 18th, 1855.
considerable excitement was produced in this
community on Saturday afternoon, by report
that . sailor had been murdered on board the bark
Susan w Lind, whose arrival at this port was an :.
noanced in Fridays Dispatch. 1t appears from the
evidence ELECTED by the coroners jury, which was
e,rDsneled on Saturday afternoon, that the de-
ceased whose name was John Gordon, of Phiiaoels
phia, vas struck on the head by = cspstan bar BY
the second mate Of said bark, who is known as NJ.
S. McD anad of Portland Maine
A post norton examination was held by Dr, w.
j. Moore, Superintendent and Physician 70 the
Marine Hospital, which exhibited most frishttul
compound fracture of the skull, portion of the
bone resting upon the brain. 1t furthermore APP
pesred that the blow was given on the 9Th inst +,
about o'clock A. NJ, several hours before the
vessel made Cape Charles; she got into Hampton
Roads that night. but did not reach here until
Friday evening. In the meantime, no effort was
made to relieve the sufferer, and the second mate
was allowed to escape. The officers Of he law are
on his track, however, and hopes are entertained
that be will be arrested and brought to a nerited
punishment.
4 daring attempt Wa. made to fire dwelling
on Hen House Laue, Saturday night. TheIe
were seven little children in the room at the
time, aud tu. for the timely discovery of the
fire, they must have been smothered, or perhaps
burnt to death. An alarm of FIRE last night was
caused by the burning of bed in Wide water
street. Very little damage was sustained.
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A PRsrrY PIcruRs, and an interesting
ntertainn,ent, may be seen tonight AZ the HE'D
~ IN, Mechnnies, fnstitute. The Mirror Of Aus.
trsis,and the Celestial Empire, 10 there on exhibit
ton, and We are readers will visit II, and
learn something OF the country 1t represents, as
we'll pa witness the most attractive painting ever
presented to Richmond audience
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T OST-On Saturday, the 18th inst,
- near the Manchester Cotton Factory, my FREE
PAPERS, in Tin box l VIII give reward Ter
them ii left at this cfbee.
WIN HENRY JOINER,
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rs LIooRIcE.

A. O. O. BgAND.
TIE ABOVE WE'LL KNOWN PSvoEITE Brand, ALWAYS
NJ SALE, RT JAMES q. MoANDREW
de Sly 81, PINE STREET, Nxw YoKK.
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LOSE.

T OST. ON Sunday night, bstween
IL Trinity church and S.h street. e Brown Cloth
CAPE with silk Collar and Six Fringe. The
gader will receive lib-Tai reward by leaving the
same at JOHN HARRIS Tailor shop, on Stn. be-
tween Broad and Gracs srreets.
de i4-Ht%
T OST-0n Saturday, 1Ith, between 9th
IL street and Mr. Shafers beyond the Fair Gr0uads
pair of Gold Mounted Near Sighted EYE-tLAeo
Eo. A reward will be paid 10 the finder by leaving
them at mitchell 4 TYLER'S Main street.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-14

GEORGE w. MuSFoRp,
Secretary Of Commit.

GREEN JON ES is abou; fee. high. slenderly
built, speaks slowly when spoken TO, and has
down look has light hair and red whskers, and is
from 80 to IS years Old.
JOHN SMITH is shout feat inches in height
rather SLENDER dark ha'r. pretty long, has dark,
keen eyes. high forehead and quick speech. They
are bath residents Of franklin county.
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