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r OOk OUT FOR CHRISTMAS.
pRyTTY BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.

SIDNEY GREY-a Tale of School Life; by the au-
thor Of Mia and Charlie; = gents.
author Of LOUIS school Days &c; Is cents. -'''
NIGHTCAPs: by the author Of Aunt Fannie's
Christmas Stories; 5ooents.
THE ministry of Lite by the author of MnisteTing
Childrer; 100.
TIL Beautiful HOme; by the author Of Ministerisg
SUNDAY Afternoons in the Nursery or, Familiar
narratives from the Book Of Genesis; by the All
thor of Ministering Children; 50 cents.
Kitten, Christmas and New Years Story so
LoTTTE's Thought Book; 81 cents.
IRISH AMY; So cents.
UPWARD and Onward: or, the History of Rob Mer-
rift; by the au, hor of Irish Amy: 50 cents.
POOR and Proud; or, the Fortunes of Katy Red
burma story for young folks; by Oliver Optic;
62 cents.
TRY Again: or. the Trials aud Triumphs OF Harry
West; by oliver Optic; GO cents.
NOW or ever; or, The adventures of Bobby Bright;
The e soat Cuba story for youth; 62 cents.
ALL Aboard; or, Life on the Lske-a Sequel to the
WALTER Seq ton-a tale of Rural Life in Virginia;
TALES st from English History; 50 cents.
BRIGHT Pictures from Child Life by Cousin Fan
TOWN and Country, and the Voices in the Shells,
by Il stoddatd Jill stTated; g cents
TAV0RITE Fairy Tales. for Little Folks, full of
KhNN Eta and Hugh CT, Self Mastery; by Cousin
Kats, author Of Horace and May; . cents;
and arranged from the best authorities; By
Grandfather; IS cents.
ADVENTURES in Fairy Land; by r II Stoddard:
IS cents.
TIL 4 Bible Hour, or Scripture Lessons for the Lit
tie Ones at Home-a nice book, with many tint
ed plates; IS cents.
THE Boys Book Of Industrial Information; by
Elisha Eoyce with over three hundred engra-
wings; LEO.
TOM BroWn's School Days at Rugby-a capital
Book: 90.
EVENING Hours with Ny Children; Or Converse
A. .ltR,aHp ts,,.o
WILLIE and Harry-a true story for children; by
"a neither; Is cents.
BESSIE Melville, cheap edition; 30 cents.
With an immense collection OF Attractive Books
for .oung folks. For sale by
de i3-2cf JAMES WO0DHOUSE co.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURE
AL SOCIETY.-A meeting of the Executive
Committee OF the Virginia Central Agricultural So
cisty is requested at 10 O'clock, A III, on TUESDAY
the lith inst, at the Office of President Lyons.
D DiMMOCK,
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NHw York, Dec. 1.-THE steamer Arago, Captain
Lines sailed to day, at noon, for Southampton and
Havre, with 95 passengers and $6l2 ,0o0 in specie.
Among her passengers Con. L. Hardy de Beau
lieu, (Viscouut) of Belgium, and w. f. Giles, Jr.,
IT, & CoDsul 70 Geneva
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THE PLACE FOB BAKGAIhs.
s;i. Veiyets Beaver and Broad Cloths. for ladies
misses and children. These goods are OF q superior
quality and am selling them at great bargains
If van wish 10 purchase q fashionable Raglan. Of
the heat auaIity BIT saving Of ct least Is per cent
call al the Cloak and Mantle Depot, 60 Main street
as am determined TO sell at prices TO DEFY coinpe
tition. r1rvyrx
de l3--et ELEhIEL.
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WIFE MuspER.-Pstrick Murphy, employed on
the CoyiDgton Ohio Railroad murdered his wife
with an axe last week in Allegheny cosnty, Va
He was found in bed, asleep, the next morning,
and said that his wife had frozen to death. A Ia.
borer named Sullivan also killed his wife in The
same county last week. Both zurderers wee ar
raated
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Admission to all paris of the Hall ONE DOLLAR.
Seats will be secured w WITHOUT EXTRA CHI EGK

Admission to all parts of the Iall ONE DOLLAR
Seats will be secured WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
Rossinis immortal Mastsr-P,e and greatest Of
THE STABAT MATER!
GRAND 0RAT0RI0 AND CONCERT.
sTRAKosCH's UNPRECEDENTED CoaBIgA-
TIoN OF MUSICAL CELEBRITIRsl
Henry si f soUiRks. I'VE s s ~ aEktossno3atsr
SIG. A&CDIu, SIG. LAB00ETTA,
SIG. NICOLA. , s~0 SIC; lBsARILT.
Rossinis Immortal MssteT-work,
"IIYE STABAT N4TERn
Mr. STRAk0sCH begs leave TO announce that, In
tended the GRAND AND BRILLIANT MUSICAL
FESTIVALS, he has determined to give another,
sa H & in this
sioa, Mime DE WILuoRsT, Mile PAhODI, Nine
STRAkOSCH, and all the sbovenamed famous ar
fists of the &C npany will take part.
Mr.. STRAKunCHi is very happy to be able to an
nouncs that having Ibis Line II biz company the
work on MONDAY NEXT. on which occasion the
ss1q R;5ts ~ will n be suns y ls o RAaop
cipsl members of his company.
The second part OF the Programme VIII be al fol-
l. Asia-Madamina, from Dom Giovanni ....... Mozart
Gig NICOLA.
2. TeIzetto-Lucrecia Borgia .............r onizet
Mile PARonI. Sig LABooErTA Sig AaoDIo.
- Madame graAxoscH.
4. serenade. from Fra DiayoIo, Mr; sQuIkEs
s. In the Eye. there lies the Hear PARoDi
6. The celebrated Quartette Rigoietto,
Madame lie WILHoRsT, Madame STaAEoscE
Mr. ScUIaEs. Sig AMoDIo
7. ViRaviso--Ars. Somnambula.........SigA moDIo
s. The Famous French Laughing Song.
Madame De WILHoAsT
9. sextetio. Finale. from Lncie de Lammerin.or.
sung by The whole Company.
IT, Admission TO all parts CT the Hall, ONE
DOLLAR.
~ No extra charge for Reserved Seats.
rADoors open at Ia o'clocA-corcerteo commences
nj al a.
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NAVAL.

WASHINGTON, Dec. lathe President this week
will send to the Senate the appointments Of oils
GERS in the navy whose cases were fagorably re-
ported upon by the late Naval Retiring Board
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SHOCKING suIciDE.-In Marion county, Va, on
Iaesasy ias'' MIRA J. +. McDougal hung her infant
enid and then herself She was insane.
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FATAL ACCIDENT. Cornelius, driver OF Adams
ExpreX Wagon In Lynchburg, Va, was severely
kicked ~ horse on Thursday morning and died
on Friday. He was owned BY VIM. II. Mosby.
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THE SCHOONER WANDERER-A CARGO OF
SLAVES LANDED In GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, Dec. u.--The Republican, of this
morning, learns upon good authority, that the
schooner Wanderer had succeeded in evadiug the
vigilance of the cruisers, and landed cargo of
slaves in the neshborhood of Saint Andrews
Sound, Brunswick. portion of the cargo
was subsequently sent up the Sa.ila river, on
board eff a steamer.
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NORFOLK, Dec. 1.-THE bark Susan ". Lind, 16
days from Havana, has arrived. Seaman John
Gordon was murdered on board Friday by the
second mate.
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ARRIVAL OF The u. S. FRIGATE NIAGARA.-The fri.
gate Niagara, which carried the rescued Africans
TO Liberia, arrived at New York Saturday. morp-
ing. On Monday, Nov. Sth, the Niagara came to at
Monrovia, and on the 9Th sent the Africans
ashore together with provisions, clothing and
other stores furnished for their support and com-
fort by the American Colonization Society. So.
yenty.one of the negroes had died on the passage,
leaving balances of 200 ont Of the original num-
Der. q received on board at Charleston.
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ICE IN THE HUDSON RIyER-STEAMER con-
STTTUTION DAMAGED.

New YORK Dec. Lice is interrupting the
igation OF the rivers in the vicinity of the city
Immense quantities of ice obstruct the Hudson
river. The steamer Constitution had hole cut in
her bottom, yesterday by the ice near Bristol.and
was run ashore to prevent her sinking. The schr.
Hero ran aground on the bar at Casseton, yester,
day. Many other boats on the river are badly in-
iured
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DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT CONVENTION Democratic
Convention will be held in Lynchburg on Thurs
day, the 10th day Of February next, of delegates
from the several counties composing the South-
side or First Section, TO nominate candidate for
the Board Of Public Works, in the place of Thos.
j. Boyd, Esq, who declines re election.
A MEMBER OF THE LEGISLATURE DRoWsED.-John
W. Summers, Esq, who was q member of the Ma.
ryland House of Delegates last winter, from Wash
ington county, was drowned on Tuesday night
last, at lock on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
above Hancock. In attempting to cross the lock- it
is presumed, Mr.. S. made sstep and fell in she
water. He was about IS years of age.
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SINGULAR CAUSE OF DsATH.-A son of Mr.. e. Bart.
lett, of Nswburyport, Mass, about seven years
old, fell with needle in his hand, day or two
ago The needle entered the knee joint and broke
of, oecasicning cenvulsions, from which he died
on the next day but one.
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JAPANESE BELLIES "A japan letter says: "The fe.
males of Nagasaki are OF the ordinary height, and
some of them are very handsome, and would crs-
ate quite stir in New York II they should happen
that way. The married ladies are known from the
single by painting their lips either green or
bright red, and their teeth a jet black. They are
frequently married es Young as ton,
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Rep To MAKE Coon P,srRY

R% To Make Coop Pastry,
Use Sempie's Infallible Baking Powder.
To save one half the Lard commonly used in Pas
try, Buiscuits &c.
Use sempls's Infalli5le Baking Powder.
To save Tune, Labor and Expense,
Use Semple's InfaIlibls Baking Powder
JNO w GARLICK.
Apothecary and Druggist,
Market Place, Franklin street,
deII-Iw Richmond, Va.
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COMPUTATION OF A SENTENCE FOR MUIR
DER
hfVRDER At SEA

MONTREAL, Dec 11.-Howlett, who was to be
executed on the 9TH, for the murder of his wife,
has had his sentence cou.muted to imprisonment
for life
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THE NEW BOILERS FOR THE U. s. STEAMER
OF THE STEAMER ARAGO.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE contract for supply.
ing the U. g. steamer San Jacinto with boilers, has
been awarded to the Fulton iron works.
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To- SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The public is
respectfully invited to call and examine the splen-
did stock Of Marble and Alabaster S.atusry Bche-
milan Glass Ware. China Vases, &C., now on exhibit
ton at my store. 20 Main street
Sale to commence TOMORROW (T1esday) at 10
O'Clock. IL de I3-2t e. ID. COOK, kuctioneer.
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Aa-RICHMOND THEATRE.
INCREASED ATTRACTION.
First appearance IN five years of the celebrated
artist,
Mrs JULIA DEAN
HAYNE,
Who will appear this evening in her celebrated
character of
JULIA,
In Sheridan Knowles exquisite play Of the
HUNCHBACK.
MRS JULIA DEAN
UAYNE AS JULIA.
HUNCHBACK TONIGHT.
SECURE YOUR SEATS EARLY.
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Loax.

r OST-Between Centenary Church aud
IL Cary street. (near Adams street, a large Ca
MEO BREASTPIa. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving it at the store of Word,
corner of 18th and Main streets. or this office.
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DENTISTHY.-
]. SETH MICH RID,

[Ofice and Residence, corner of Main and It'll sts
Tenders his services to the citizens of Richmond and
adjoining counties. in his professional capacity
From experiences of ten years, he feels confident
that he can warrant all operations. performediby
him, to give entire satisfaction. de Il-im*
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MARINE INTHLLIaENCE.
AR1IY ED.


ARRIVED,
schr Jacob Birdsall. Chamberlin. New York, via
schr Electric, Lord. Philadelphia, coal, Harris i
Eehols.
sohr Hardscrable Gregory, Roekland, lime, Bridg-
ford & Co.
schr ucy Ames, Merrill, Reekland. lime, Tridg.
ford & Co.
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner, New York, rdse and
passengers Ludlanl & Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, Keene, Baltimore, mdse, Lud-
Bark Winifred. Munson, Rio. -four. Crenshaw d
schr &c Parker, Rogers. Philadelphia. flour, W
Co!quitt Co.:
schr Spirit of the Forest. SLAYER. down the river
Schr Ada, Woodford down the river, light.
Schr Gallego, smith, New York, mdse. ID d W
;.chr Crystal Palace, Leighton, New Orleans.
mise, W Colquitt Co
schr Em,na Jane, Phillips. Baltimore, mdse, w d
Ccirutt & Co,
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~ GENUINE Palm Soap, ct the Drug
and Prescription Store
W. GARLICE,
de 3-6t Market Place, franklin street
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s0 The MARSHALL ANDI HENRY Con-
pAEIEs will hold their fifty fourth monthly meeting
1t their room. on Eleventh street, THIS fMonday)
EVENING, at ga o'clock.
de l3-lt JAS. K. LEE, Secretary.
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INSTITUTE HALL.

MECHANICS INSTITUTE HALL.
BoNEAU's CELEBRATED MOVING MIRROR OF
AUSTRALIA
CE L e 8 1T IAL EMP IRE.
WILL OPEN AT THE SPLENDID NEF HALL
OF THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE ON
FL NDAY NIGHT, Deer. 18Th,
For 9 short time only. This magnificent work Of
art, has been exhibited in Baltimore and Washing.
ton tor Slrtee ,cseks, to cr0bodsd and fashionable
houses Tne Mirror covers THESTY-0AE THOU
SAND FEET OF CANVASS, and contains TWBN-
TY-FtVE HUNDRED LIFE SIZE FIGURES, Civ
ing a correct and truthful representation OF the
History. Topography. Manners aud Customs. Pas
times, Ceremonies. Manufactures, &c. &c. Of the
Australian and the Chinese. These wonderful Pant.
tRgs are acknowledged by the Press ard fti!Stc. as
the most magnificent tcort Cf art srer eriitdsd in
this country. The Mirror is accompanied with an
interesting descriptive Lecturer.
ADMISSION:
tfngie
Gentleman end two LsGies-......"-.....$ln 20
Cnitufefl - CTS
Day Exhibitions will be given on SATURDAY
and WEDNESDAY afternoons. for the convenience
OF families and schools. Admission q cts, children
IS cts. TO afternoon exhibitions
Doors open at 81 10 commence at IA. Afternoon,
doors open at 2, TO commence at 5.
de 4-2w
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| HAMPTON ROADS. Dec. ll.-Arrived, brig Eudorus,
! Havana: ship Mississippi. Rotterdam; bark Ante
LOPEZ from Rio bound for Baltimore, and so coasters
| living here weatherbound.
NHw YORK, Dec lt.-Arrived. gchr Amanda,
| Newell and CP williams, Coliins, from Richmond;
| 5 bailey Hopkins. and Enms, Bent, from Peters
burg Brothers, Dayey, and w II ku'au. Rose, from
NorfalS
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re-.
COMMERCIAL.
~ ~ rokx,- lneI :

LIVERPOOL, Nov. Election declined l-l69A for
midGiing and inferior. Sales for the week 4omo
bales, of which SPECTATORS took goo and exporters
prices easier Wheat dull aud steady, Corn has
declining tendency. Sugar firm and slightly high
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PER STA.

NEW YoaE, Dec. 1.-The Persia. with dates
from Liverpool to November 9th, has arrived.
The shore end of the Atlantic cable, had been
successfully relsid and splioed.
The Galway aud New York Steam Company, have
ordered three first class steamers OF great speed
for next sumIaer.
1t is said that Anglo French feet sails for the
Gulf of Mexico. during December. The French
portion Of the fleet takes battery of artillery to
oppose fliibusters.
senior Olano has heeu appointed to succeed Gen,
Concha as Captain General Of Cuba, the latter to
remain at his post, however, until the Mexican al
fair Is settled.
Count Montelambert's trial flor an article in the
PItyie) lasted half a day. He was sentenced to
three months imprisonment and a fine OF 5000
francs.
The English Admiral Lyons is dead.
It ia reported that Lord Napier gets the Berlin
mission.
Nothing has been heard of the missing steamer
Indian Empire.
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MF NoTICE. annual meeting of
the stockholders of the MANCHESTER CorFoS AND
WeoL MANUFACTURING CoHPANY will be held on
the 18th inst, at IL o'clock. at the
Exchange Hotel.
do le-5t WIN Ii POWERS, Agent.
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public meeting of four thousand persons has
been held at Quebec. to denounce the govern.
mont.
Among the fayorite amnsements in Kansas are
balls theatrcals, gift concerts, ard ssusage lot
teries.
The Sons Of Malta, at Cleveland, have approprl-
TED five hundred dollars for the relief of the poor
of that city.
lawson Fleming was killed on Monday last by
the explosion of a steam beiler near Fairmont, Ma
rion county, Va.
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@ FOR RENT A desirable Brick
e. Dwelling, located on corner of Gath and SITS,
Union Hill, near the ii Il Church. containing six
rooms end kitchen and every convenience; now ia
the occupancy of Samuel Green. Possession will be
given on the 10th Of December. For terms apply to
GEO Fl JEWETT,
Agent and Collector,
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OST-On Sunday morning. about IC

IL oclr OK, between 9th and sth, on Clay street,
Virginia money and nine dollar note A black
boy was rest mt at the tune that l suppose 1t to
have been lost ard he may have got it. Ten dol
lars reward will be paid for the recovery of the
money and its return to me, or the Dispatch Office
VIM w BURGESS.
de 13-ltf Navy gill.
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THEArEIcAL.-Mss Ayonia Jones jig in Memphis.
Tenn. The Durand Opera Troupe 10 in Savannah;
Mr.. end Mrs. Waller, at Cincinnati Edwin Booth,
at Louisville. The debut OF Piccolomini, Ia Bos-
ton, on Thursday evening, proved failure, the
house being not two-thirds full. The .'rrovin-
cals' turn up their noses ct Gotham! Prodi.
Ciaraf
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10y LIcoRIoE.
A. O. G. BRAND.
THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN FAyoRITE BRAND, ALWAYS
ON SALE, By JAMES G. MCANDREW,
de Sly 81, PINE STREET, NEW YohK.
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a. FOR RENT-The upper part of
E:s the House No. 60 Main street, occupied by Ed.
horsey as Jewery store, between l4th and 18th
gas and water bath rooms, dc; also, good double
kitchen. For terms. &c, apply TO
eco JEWkTT,
Agent and Collector
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MONDAY EVEN'G, DEG. IA.
VIII DO presented, Knowles exquisite p!ay Of ia
HUNCHBACK.
JULIA..................M MIS-. JULIA DEAN UAyyv
Favorits Pas Seul ............ Miss Kate Psnpovs.
!, METROPOLITAN HALL.

WI. METROPOLITAN HALL.
>& THE CHOIR OF THE
LEIGH STREET AFRICAN CHURCH
WILL GIVE
GR A n ID VOCAL CONCERT
AT TIM
METROPOLITAN HAIL.
TUESDAY EVENING, I1TH DEC,
The proceeds TO be appropriated to the payrnen
OF their church debt and they earnestly request al
the friends of the church 30 DO present and Aid
them In their attempt to free their church OF debt
Admission Is cents
Tickets TO be had at the Hall on the evening of
the Concert.
The doors will be opened at o'clock. Singing to
commeace at o'clock.
Seats reserved for colorea persons in the Gallery.
de ll-3t
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THE ART OF BOXING-PROFESSO
]. SWEETMAN wishes to announce to those
gentlemen of Richmond who wish to receive in
struction in Sparkling that they will please call
at his Academy, Mr A. Muller's Retreat Saloon op-
posite the Metropolitan Hall, on Franklin street.
where ne viii be happy to wait on pupils every day
from to ii A. n. and from to P. NJ. this week.
lxpE
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- FOB RENT OR LEAsE.-The i've
- story Brick Building on the west line of 10th
street between Main and Gary streets, (next above
and posses sion given Immediately. There is gas on
the two first 3ors ard water all through the house
and Ia We'll adapted for storage or commission
house, being only short distance from the Basin
Bank. Apply to HENRY EXALL. or
j. L MONTAGUE,
de i3-1n On Bank street.
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METROPOLITAN HALL.

FAREWELL NIGHT OF
strakosch's Grand Combined Italian
OPERA q CONCERT COMPANY
MONDAY, DECE Il BEKI IL, 1855.
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7 OST-On Thursday night, Dec. 9th, O
IL LADY'5 GRAY FUR, either on Franklin, be-
tween I'd and 3d. or between franklin and cary
streets. A liberal reward will te given, by leaving
it at the dispatch Office, de 1l-A*
7 OST-On Wednesday night, on Cary
IL street between Second and Foushee streets. a
set of FURS The finder will receive a liberal re-
ward by leaving them at this Office. dc Its
r OST.-A certificate Of stock in the
IL Merchants Insurance Company for Ten shares
mo l451 in the name of Jno Womble. Notice is
hereby given that shall apply for a duplicate Of
the same. JEO IL WOMoLE, Ex'or.
de 6-Iaw2mM
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.--Ta-
l. ken from my Office. some time since the lst of
October an EN6INEER'S LNSTRUM GNT, (Tran-
sit.} 1dede by Knox q Shaic, of Philadelphia. 1t
has one of the Bubble Glasses broken. l viii pay
the above reward for it's delivery to me- at the OF
fee of the Richmond and York River Railroad Co.,
M 25-ts AT DOUGLAS.
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- LADIES' 0LOVE-KIn, CON
aREsS, SIDE LACE HERLED BOOTS.
A full assortment Of the Allows vary desirable and
pleasant Boots Just e hand at
de Is No l29 Main street.
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"A THIRD ANNUAL BALL
A OF TUE
49, OLD DOMINION DEBATING so
tsxsaE GETTY
The Managers of the above named Ball beg ieavs
to announce that their THIRD ANNUAL BALL
will take place
TUESDAY EVENING, December Ii, 1865,
CORINTHIAN HALL.
The Committee have spared neither pains nor ex.
pense TO make this the Grand Ball of tbs season.
Dollinger's Cotillon Band has been engaged for
the occasion.
Supper furnished by an experienced Caterer.
TICK ETS ONE DOLLAR,
To be had of any of the members OF the following
Committee:
CHAS MITFELD0FFER, Chm.
SIM0N R0SENFELS,
WIN LAkENsTEiF,
JAS b ANGLE,
de T-7tS JULIUS STRAU2.
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SM FOR RENT-A large and ccnve-
Grounds. with large Garden aud a well of excel.
lent water in the yard. Possession given iminedi
ateiy. Apply to b MORRIS LUGN0T, or to Mr.
FREEMAN opposite the premises.
ALS0-A large Brick Dwelling, Just opposite the
above property, having all the conveniences of out
houses, &c. Apply to the same. de l3-IwH
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"a FOR RENT--A desirable Lodging
HI Room, on Governor street, between Main and
Franklin. Enquire CT
ia w HARWO0n
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- FOR RENT-The house on Byrd
Eli street between Ist and End street. immediately
opposite the 3rd African Church. Possession given
Immediately. Te good tenant the rent will be
moderate. Apply to
WM PHILLIPS, General Agent,
de I3-3t On l2;h between Main and Bank SITS
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL ANKICULTUK-
AL SOCIETY.-A meeting of the Executive
Committee OF the Virginia Central Agricultural
cisty, is requested at 10 O'clock, NJ on TUESDAY p,
the 18th inst, at the Office of President Lyons.
DIMMOCK,
9eI3-2. Sec'y Va. Cen. Ag. 60
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GREAT ATTRA CTION

S0 BRUdUES, BKUUUES.-Per-
s sons in want OF BROGUES, of Superior
quality, be supplied 1t 2is Broad street. Also
with any other kind of SHOES. for ladies gentle
mon, children, servants. A call ia requested cf
oil In want. WPW TAYLOR.
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