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q ssssss =. ~ s':s s. ~ r.
ine - Ssi6fn) &c 81 frsst sagfants
and pefscnk susi lied ~ lamp Win
s ssssss s sssssns Err 3 ssoss ss ass
testimony q admitted aEainst ~ why Gil.
ssns; By Mr.. Pattsrson, Of allowing 70 Jno: ,.
Rady money for services 81 page to the honse
NJ. rross, 81 Sn, al 'i road kem srl1csr
drattsn, u relieving iif J. W Morrisssst q dam.
aEss for fa1irK y make he fesafn 9 e
certain points IN Giiss By IT. Mallory, %
eninrkfng tho powers Of Justtces q Peace, 20
thnt they may grant garntsnee ior 80 en0 . un.
u preciSet II Ross ss county; s. Mr. Hon.
man. or amending the practice Ia the Court OF
Equity; BY Mr.. Miller. OF increaslnk me
stock of the Laray and Harry Turnriss s
Of Great Oour.s 10 certify 10 Clerks Of
County Courts records of suits by Mr.. Ora.
ham Of building road from the Taxeweli
Court-House road to certain point ~ VI.
Key, of establshing Circuit Court in Dam N.
VILE; by Mr.. Miller, Of releasing the states
Interest In the Jonesville and Little Gap y urn
pike Roads, to the counties through wnicn tney
run by Mr.; Ballard, Of chan ging me P,a s. o.
porating the Virginia Powder ManuiactuTing
Company Of Richmond, with capital stock
Of not more than Sl0O,000 nor les than &l0,Oo0;
Uy INT. m0upln, OF COlupicAu8 tHS " ~ ~sAsSe.S
Turnpike Road by Mr.. Cowans OF incorporat-
ing the Great Falls Iron Manufacturing Com
pany in Preston; by Mr.. Collier. OF increasing
the compensation Of the members OF the Creme.
eral Assembly; by Mr.. Walker, of refunding to
I. b. Burner an erroneous assessment by MT.
Myers, Of amending the law regulating the sale
OF land for non-payment OF taxes oy Mr. CaI-
penter, concerning tolls on turnpike roads; by
Mr.. Ball, of increasing the salary OF the Attor-
ney General of the State: by Mr. Baskerville, OF
constructing four judicial circuits out of the
first, second. and third circuits; by Mr.. Hay
mond, of defining the rights of persons owning
lands on nayigable waters; by Mr.. Montague,
Of building turnpike from Yellow Springs
four miles in Montgomery county; by Mr..
Miles, of extending the time for the payment
of the revenue into the treasury; by Mr.. Lynn,
of providing for attachments for garnishees in
Chancerv as now provided for the Courts of Re-
cord; by Mr.. Holway, OF establishing two elec-
ton precincts in Wise county; by MIR. Frost,
of establishing bank in Jackson; by Mr..
Fleming, of allowing sheriffs a longer time for
summoning jurors; by Mr.. Thompson. Of adj
the 24th 25th and Goth sections Of chapter 1877
of the Code; by Mr.. Richardson, of fncorpo-
rating Virginia Lodge No. 8, I. o. o. f., at
Wheeling; by Mr.. Duckwall, of amending the
law relating to the inspection of -four; by Mr..
Carpenter, OF repairing the Allegheny and
Huntersville Turnpike Road; by Mr.. West Of
establishing Military Institute west of the
Allegheny Mountains; by Mr.. Bell, of chang
ing the place of election in District No. 4, Page
county; by Mr. Hopkins of establishing Mil
itary School at Abingdon, or in some other
part of the Southwestern part OF the State.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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distinguished jurist and gentleman Ut
Cleveland. Ohio. who has all his life long been
nrm friend OF the Constitution and the
south, in the midst Of a host OF enemies,
writes to a friend IN this city, In the name
u dod, what are we coming TO Is this Union
70 ~ torn asuader aud the stars and stripes
traiied in the blood and dust Of civil warl /
cannot look at the failure without fear and
trembling. J0Hn Baows has justly paid the
penalty due foS his crimes. His sympathizers
Il tho North are tsw. The great mass Of our
people sAy Amtn 70 his conviction and exc.
cution. Our only safety lies in the seysain ex.
eeuston Of tbs laws"
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DIED.

On the nth inst, Mr.. MAURICE MCCARTHY,
aged 50 years.
His funeral will take place from the residence of
ON Tuesday, 18th inst. at 2 o'clock, p. M. The
friends and acquaintances of the families are re
spectfuily requested to atte nd his funeral
On Saturday night. at II o'clock. Mt Walnut
Lodge, Hcnrics, ANDREW ST. GORGE JACK
SON, Of Washington, D. c.. aged - years:
His friends and the friends Of j. w. Randolph
and famiy are invited to the funeral at ST. Peter
Cathedral, this day at II O'Clock.
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~ special Notice.---Thes sale of Mr..
county, advertised by JAMES LYoNs. Trustee, viii.
take place on TUESDAY. the 18th December. 1859,
able, and also ali the STOCK. CROPS. &C., on said
estate Persons disposed to attend the sale. can
leave Richmond, Monday afternoon. the 18th inst,
at o'clock, by way of the Packet Boat. be accom-
modated at Cedar Point or Gooch'and C. H., and
from which place there. will be conveyance
to take them TO the sale the next day mt about
two miles. There are few better estates than this
now IN market, and an excellent opportunity Is
offered to those disposed To purchase valuable
farm, slaves. and NIL necessary personal property
For terms, &c., see auction head.
de6--tds GODDIN APPERSON. Auats
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m. RICHMOND THEATRE.

THIS tMoNDAY) DVENlNG, DEC. u. 1889.
WONDER OF THE AGE.
WONDER OF THE AGE.
WONDER OF THE AGE.
MARSH JUVENILE COMEDIANS.
MARSH JUVENILE COMEDIANS.
MARSH JUVENILE COMEDIANS.
TWO FINE PIECES,
TWO FINE PIECES,
TWO FIN T. PIECES,
BRIGAND AND TOODLES.
BRIGAND AND TOODLES.
-s. RRIGAND AND TO0DLES.
PICTURESQUE GROUPINGS.
PICTURES {UE GROUPINGS.
PICTURESQUE GROUPINGS.
VARIETY OF SINGING.
BEAUTIFUL. DANCING.
VARIETY OF SINGING.
LITTLE GEORGE Timothy Toodles.
LITTLE GEORGE,i Nicola
LITTLE GEORGE.i Two amusing parts.
MISS L0uIsE.( The Rrigand,
MISS L0UISE,} The Prince,
Miss LOUisE.i The Robber.
BRIGANDS REPOSING.
BRIGANDS CAR0USiNG.
BRlGANDS IN AMBUSH.
RRfGANDS SURPRISED.
BRTGANDS IN BATTLE
BRIGANDS AT DEVOTIONS.
SECURE YOUR SEATS EARLY.
ADMISSION THEsSAME.
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A ortant Notice 70 Mechanics.
HODGES X CO.'S PATENT TENONING MA
CHINE The SUBSCRIBER being satisfied of the in
finite value of this MACHINE, and being anxious
to obtain for it mere gens5sl nse would offer for
one half Of the entire right for the United States
lit beiEg valued at sl0CO0) If not sold privately by
the time mentioned above, 1t will be sed at auction
by E. B. COOK, Auctioneer. on that day, at 10
O'Clock, on the following terms: One-half cash;
balance and months credit, approved negotiable
notes.
The demand for this Machine has been increased
so much for the past few months, has induced the
patentees to adopt the above course, in order to
enable them to supply that demand 1t is Ma
chine that will meet the wants of mechanics gen.
orally and is the only one that completes with the
Foot M orticing Machine A good MANY have been
sold, which have not only gwen satisfaction, but
have heen highly commended; and at the late Me-
eAanics Fair. in this city, it obtained the preInl-
nm of a first class diploma on its own merit. As
1t can be manuf ctured in this city cheap AS any
where else the attention of capitalists is called to
1t. with the view of retaining it here-the inventor
being =, vissl9ian i was invented and patented
1S57-has now twenty five years to run, with the
extension, which right will be granted to the pur-
chaser.
The main object in selling one-haif of the above
right is to establish large mandatory in this
city. and it is he hoped that there is enoush enter
prise in capitalists TO carry out that object.
The Machine can be seen. and all enquiries IN
regard to it can be made known by calling on
DAVID l.. PARKER. Manufacturer.
Over Hewitt Il Bro, Franklin st.,
de GIT Nearly opposite metropolitan Hall.
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IA Account Books for 1S60...J. w. RAN
DOEPH having the Oldest established and the most
extensive BOOK BINDERY in the State. is pre-
pared to make at short notice all sty les and quail
ties OF BLANK BOOKS. Early orders solicited
from those who intend to open new sets in Janu-
ry.
BOOK BINDING in everv style. from the plain
est to the most elaborate finish.
Cap Paper ruled for bills and all other kinds Of
mercantile Stationery at right prices. de a-3t
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
xxA1N&1N1 ~ 4&1A'Aa@~S
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, DEC. 10, 1859
Hieh Katsy this dcy (Monday)6 o'clock.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahontas. Travers, Baltimore, maze.
and passengers. n. s. w. Currie.
Scbr. John Allen, Glover, Baltimore. lumber, ].
S"hr. VIM. Spear, Jones, Baltimore, lumber, s.
c. Robinson.
Sehr John FL. Jones, Fisher, James River, wood,
Schr. Emma Jane. Phillips, Baltimore, oyster
shells, ]. s. Atlee.
SAILED,
Steamer Pocahontas, Travers, Baltimore mdze.
and passengers, D. Il w. Currie.
Schr. Danvilie, Chichester, n Y, mdze. d. ( w.
Currie.
Schr. John R. Griffith, Bunting, Philadelphia
feed. w. %. Colquitt e Co. -
Schr. Henry Reed, Passwater, down the river,
light. 49,
schr. Georsianna, Langdon, down the river,
light.
D. h w. Currie. 1
Schr. Carrie, North, Baltimore, coal, w. D. Col
Quit i Co.
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- HI

Nxw YUnx2 =. n Cotton - 1rA ~
~ ~ ossS g! Z n r. sss: q m
sf,. e g sss d.; 80 ss 81:
4 :i', ss!: :s ss' !: , :ss: Z
salss q. II. Yesk, rsidsg: = y a r,EsiaiA
q. y i = @ w e !. !. !. |: q
Tsnnsssss Is -, Il .. and as1oo q. 50. =
RAIrIno.s. Dee e.-Flouf elosed DOL n Y! =;
. ssi s sS.sd .n i fscs''0n' ''''''
Baliinaore Castle market. DEC. g..
,.s ss .aJ f ssss 4 s IS az
z tic ccun co ysrf lss oscf S SusS sn &
p as s:1sss msif rom s1ss % sss o
Il Sishor. prices. Hoss;-lhe supply 81 hogs has
6ssn good this week, and ssss were made q price,
K isis ss = s'' '' lo' sA'''A'' '''a
Commerce q Baltimere.
psp e, e g: yH .s.9. az
the week. 8Iss nc; decrease from last year.
Bosro.. Dec s.-The monthly statement OF tine
darins tie month 81 November Il this port and the
pert Of Chsrlsstown. shows: - >,
The total imports @j966.g7l
oxpoIts.. ......... l,WA, Wv
Hsg Shipments.
There have been about 3t(o hogs shipped east
ward over the Virginia. and Tennessee Railroad
during the past week, from this pOint-making a
total since the first Of November OF about SOD or
about 2,5o0 more than last year. The season has
about closed. Tho continued warm weather this
fall has been serious drawback upon tho opera
rstions OF droyers, but notwithstanding this cause
Of s y
good throughout the season.-Brisfott Fa.1 Ners.
New York Tea Trade.
NEW York, Dec. 9-At the tea sale, the cats-
logue comprised all Oolopg. THE bidding was
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The speech Of EDWARD EvERxTr al the Bos.
scn Union meeting, which we publish to-day
- the bcst that ever fell from his eloa uen
Hrs. Sach IN appeal, 20 clear, so fair, 81 inst
% full Of soberness aud truth, must tell pow.
erlnliy upon the public mind of every commu.
4Aty which Is not bereft " reaeon aud patriot.
sasn. 'o''
The speech Of Gales GUSHING. whi.,
sssdsd that Of EsxRsrT, was an in,..s..aas,
49,. s.s.lous Darst OF sloquence, woylhy Of tho
.,. 80 ~ q Faneuii Hail. II II due to MI.
49,. e.AlA0 g ~ that he positions which hts
Sss..s 81. .yensss g hss consistently nphsld
Ss0n ~ Alst entrenes into pnhile III. 800
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IA To Bricklayers, Builders, and others,
DESTROYS OF ENTERING INTO tn Il MANU-
rent or lease lot of several acres, conveniently 10
GATED, near the CITY limits abounding il superior
grounds, with buildings for the accommodation of
hands, and his personal attention. unto in such
business upon equltsble TERMS with responsible
person. or persons. for commencing operations,
tensively, early in January next References given
Apply at this office. or address, throuEh the Post
Office. BRICK CLAY Richmond, Va,
de 8-lVs
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RS> IN THE cIReyIT COURT OF

IL - IN THE ClKCUlT COURT OF
YNS THE CITY OF RICHMOND. deem
Der s, ls59.-Mr. Andrew Johnston this da, an
nounced to the Court the death of EUsrAcE ROE
IssoN. Esq.,, late Clerk Of this Court and behalf
Of the members OF the Bar presented the following
resolutions:
Resolred. That we have heard with sincere con-
Germ the tdngs Of the death Of EusrACE ROBIN
SON, Esq. late Clerk of the Circuit Court of the
City of Richmond, gentleman long and init
mately known to us, his personal as well as his
official relations, and highly esteemed in both.
Rssotred, That We take sad pleasure in bearing
testimony to his conscientiousness in the discharge
of his public duties, and to his upright, manly
frank, and generous character, as a man.
Rssolred, That we will attend his funeralin a
body, as mark of our respect for his memory.
Resotred. That the foregoing resolutions be pre-.
scented 10 the Hon; John A. Meredith. Judge Of
the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond, now In
session, and that he be requested to cause the
same TO he entered on it's records; that the Clerk
of the said Court be requested to communicate a
copy thereof to the mother of the deceased, and
that he be also requested to publish the same IN
the city papers.
Whereupcn 1t is ordered that the said rcsolu-
tons be entered of record in this Court, and that
the Clerk transmit copy thereof TO the mother Of
the deceased, and also furnish copies of the same
to the city papers for publication.
A Copy-Teste
de Tilt JAMES Elicit. Clerk.
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N. Richmond Made Cloaks.
CLOAK AND MANTLE DEPOT.

50 MAIN STREET.
assortment Of FL RS, just received and selling a.
rSs S;. .EAIH
KiBBoNs, V w f and 0 fR Hi bfsss
CAPS best esssy kxssasen skiRTs FFsa Ea
HOSIERY and GEoVE Z Fame, NoTidNsof II
Having Just parchased n Nav York. for cash. 1
& ~ :sa FANCY aooDs
Millinsrs supplied = Nsv Ye,s yheles;s!!ss cash
pdsi-3v Cloak and Mantle DEPOT O. Is Main IN Il.
~aeuH PR EMIUM BEEF.-TAe 6r., pre-
~ mum three rear old BULLOCK, allowed
Virginia. Will BE- Offered for sale At INV stalls III and
F IN, MARKET Or Tuesday psi s''s
@ ualas over sh s; road TN Nh 8 d,s.
= = continued After Thnrsdny. Dso.
= until Monday = % i6a I! s'1Rcqns1 2IcINSrpo
on: ;:s B; E 81. :, B. + s !. ,.-
sPB so ss4l III :;, 81 : ssf Z.
-. ~ - cabins and one sfabls Ospscity
]. s d a. & . ~ S3.a z: J. d g.
sGsIEI l.EsS1k ~ F5SlEs SShV 4 S c..s|
fs e. TIT is .''', = 4. ~ sS.d. 6ssf i.
$3.50 nSs so sfbaEk ayssE.! ri.
Mr. IL Fseshlin and 81 streots wsli y 90 real
sns ss .sss ou hSSsss s S
J. mn. NJ, a.. VI. i:s., sGsE s:;..
a ;,,,s,, g Is 4 ct . yol .!s
Prlsssd 81 ~ man ~ i1ycssbis sstns Con.
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N. For the Benefit Of Young Men who
SUFFER FROM NERVOUS DEBrLITY-Jusr
PuBLIsHEp: THE CONF ESSIONS AND EXPE-
RIENCE OF AN INVALID; Designed rs warn
ing to others; aftorng, at the same time. the
ter having been nut To- great expense throas h med
ical imposition aud quackery. Sinsle copies may
be had of the uutbor. NATnANiEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford. Kings county. N. Y, by enclosing post
paid, addressed, envelope. de 2-3taw2m f2pl
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LIGHTHOUSE OFFICE.

.,,---. - NDRFnLK.- As, Dec. ISL, 1851
NOTICE TO MARINERS.-CHEsAPEAKE Bay
AND JAMES RIVERS The Upper and Lower Cedar
Point light vessels, Potomac river; the Bowler 3
Rock Light vessel. Rappahannock river; and the
Hooper's Straits light vessel and Janex' Island
light vessel, Tangier Sound. Chesapeake Bay, will
he withdrawn from their stations for the winter,
and their stations will be marked by spar buoys,
The iron can and nun buoys in tho above named
rivers will be removed at the same time, and spar
buoys will be substituted during the winter.
Due notice will he given of the return OF the light
vessels and nOys to their stations, in the spring
By order of the Light House Board.
JAMES H. NORTH, Lieut.. U. s. n,
de 5-eei6t l. H. Inspector, 9Th District.
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ma Teeth. TeetA.. Teeth.ss TeftH..s
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
Now lis the time for all who are suffering from
tooth ache and decayed stumps, and intend to have
new set. to have them extracted, a. you can dc
so tcttheEt pain. Call soon. as DR.. TRAVERSE'S
stay in the city is somewhat limited.
Office in Belvin's Block. on 18th street, Tin front
of Bank Room No. g. Cffice hours from A. NJ,
to p. M !; from 3 to and to q p. M.
p. S.-Chronc diseases of MI kinds treated with
perfect success, by the use OF electricity.
de 9-2ws
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M Full and Rich Stock.
SIP LENDID GO obs.
PRICES GsREATL REFUGE D..

DRESS GOODS Rich Coiored and Black Silk
Robes.2 Flou.oes and Skirts; six presses, IN
Brocade. Bay adere and Chene, Some 81 the most
orsd and Black LYONS silks. superb quality; Volour
assoifmsns; elegant MouseIine a. Lame Robes;
tias. fine English and French Meripos Six Striped
French Wool Plaids, GInshanls, Prints, &C.. in
ZEN s'EM sBut1sIERIEs AND .LAcEs.-Re.l Poin.
Lace Sets, Point Applique, Gmpure and Val. Lace
Sets; French Muslin Sets, trimmed with Lace;
beautiful Lace, Muslin. Cambria, Linen and Peque
did Embroidered Frerch Handkerchief; real Lace
do anv Of these Goods are superb and will ma ke
handsome Holiday Gilt; Bridal and Party Dresses,
IN " VI RsAPPINGs." sp!sndd velve. and Cloth
best veveis snd Cloth. We have ali the matsr,ais
on hand have been ntanuJdetnved in Richmond =
Shawis of every kind in Stella, Broche and fine
Wool do, double and single. -
Black French Cloths Bsek fsench
and Doeskins Coorcd French do Vestngs in .silk
and Wool. American Cassfmeres all grades, Vir
f f'nla carss,meIes Satine., Jeans and Tweeds.
Blankets and Shawls. Wool Shirts and Drawers
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS Bed Blankets
imported direct to this market, Danasks import
sCHRPETs CARPETs.1caroetinss si in Velvet,
Brussels and Ingram. Drnggets and Floor Cloths,
STAR SaTpesing, Hemp do, Rugs in all qualities,
PaAN srfs G Goops-white and colored
Negro Blankets imported from Europe to James
kefsy. Pam Lns sS e Pad co.on
In order to reduce our stock to the lowest point
by the LIST OF January next, we will offer .UScoM-
MON INDUCEMENTS; especially to CASH and prompt
'0s WATkNs FickIEN En- No. 50 Main
de l0-6t* nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
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Netiee.-.Hayins purchased the interest Of
II late paTtner. Nj. Powell, / shall continue the
HOUSE PAINTING and GLAZING BUSINESS
in al its branches, - heretofore.
htended to the late frm, solicit continuance Of
the Same, at tho old stand. corner Of Bank and 18th
streets. Esss@ ROBERT CARTWRIGHT.
de I2-zm
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The brilliant speech OF the Hon. D. w
VOORHEES,, OF Indiana, In behalf Of john T.
Cook. Ia the recent trial at Charlestown. has
been printed in an Extra sheet at this office,
and is now for sale at the counter. Copies
will be sent by mail in reply to orders remit
ting each a three cent sfamp.
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ORTHo0RAFHY.--On recei wing rhe remains
q her husband, ~ Charlestown, Mn. Brown
signed an acknowledgment Tor ths SANE thus
Mafsav 4. 1reww." = a
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go LADIES' FAIR OF ST. JAMES,
f0>~Ia CHURCH.-There will be = sale Of use-
fnI and fancy. ARTICLES by the LADIES OF ST.
J Y, ,as ChuRGH. commencing on MONDAY.
CHANICS' INSTITUTE.
REFRESHMENTS will also be provided, and
onsATURDAY CHRISTMAS TREE will be
exhibited. &sIS de 7-tds
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HDQK'S F CO. lsr REG. V0LS.,,
Richmond, Dec. 10th, 1859


n HDQR,s co. lsr REG. vols,
Richmond, Dec. 10th, 1859
This Command will assemble at the Blues
Old Armory. in tha Law Building: on. TUES
DAY. the 18th inst. at y. o'clock p NJ for meet.
Dc ana ls at' DO 0''si q w lhsi is ssrs
GRAYS. Ate 10 N.-sPEcIAL
mEEnI I'll. syss Nas Mse'Ins at MI;
VloclecE, promptly Every member viii return
- ut this drill. the smooth bore muEket in his pos
slon; lately drawn from the armory,
de isos se' capt j jNo. I. ROGERS Is. sers
ARMORY r. L. I. BLUEs,t
II Richmond, Dec ., 80.
Bank a1 and SHRf' sss, mem
=. MONDAY peSt. 18th inst, a, "a o'clock r NJ
&c By ofd' FRE dDsp cak kf ii Ss
A. ARMORY MONTGOMERY GUARD,l
rhi. Command viii ssis% "sssm s.si lS :, Mil.
WIZ e'oleek, for sompsny drii. Every cry Member
Members having in their possession overcoats
issued ;, d ,, the STATE will deliver them .ogstss,
~ By S order of Capt. M9 sNo u.nox,,nos
n. GRAYs, ATTENTlON.-- Every mem
6 9yer1Coat drawn the evening OF our leaving for
w They YIN .l.e return Immssis.ey, e Llep..
n their pns s to he packed amss. Loose
des-s. - ' Captain ELLIOTT.
q .sag,iial,y Illustrated and richly Baand. suit
RXPHAELss .MApONNAs; an slsssat hook,
plates. The Msdo an Of Rspsas MsrsSso
siffs . 81 sfissff ssSTi sH KSsEsH
aMlF 4 Ia naeRas htv I'm al
vita 2 hundred steel ensravinss; slssan'ly
THE EVE MERt 81 OF vENIce; hsud.oniel, il
stf1Iss pYdsf! do sf sda
~ Mrs. Jameson. Twerts pofus''s'-
THE kG Pasa id.ia 81 OUR LORD Illustrated
with ten superb snE,syinS,s sleh Z bound
iKssRPifEs is sf'ss searsd illus
tratons, printed IN gold on Bristol board, and
The I'f Fif.JlRAL I SOUVENIR, Flowers eolored
from nature, with their eghlems, letter press
printed in gold on Bristol ooard-a pretty oeoA'
The DRESDEN GALLERY an sles.as A. well
THE s nascE s'da ':o inform with til.
4. s.,s s: .., ;a b.
stanhsId, and others. Morocco ANTIQUE worked
coMus: By Milton. handsomely illsssrsssd and
hesssiq!Iy r eGSnd o ~ n, wa,s.vor,a
Illustrated. Uniform With Aiiton's ee@a'.-
The POEMS OF OLIVER GOLDSMITH
BssuiiiaIiy printed vish soid borders AND vita
.:s Fs.s, s:;; s;ss s
rue s1 NH, Il. g.: r, ;.. ss.s:
beautifully ems saved, and described by Henri
eta Lee Palmer; II, 20: .r1.ps ,,.,,,.,ea
win a enxrny,nss. b. she frst Alsistss 60.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-12

I A ST0NISHING TO ALL.-MADAME RUs-
1ASELL, the celebrated Astrologist, has lust
born with 10 tell all the svents OF life
even your very thous hts will tell whether ron ara
harfled or single, and how many times you are 10
asfanlshed thousand. With her magic power. Ma
gentleman admitted. Mrs. EDpiNs' Boarding.
and Franklin Atreets. No ~. liza
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-12
LOST AND sTRAYED.

I O~T- On Saturday. 10th instant a WALLET
- containing $l7.15. with Proanisnry Note ifom
J:mes Patterson TO- Albert Barefofd, for S4lJ9 =
hereby forewarn ell persons from TRADING ior said
note and offer IS reward for the delivery Of Tho
money and note at the 8ff5ce af the Daily Dspa,cb
de Pit ALBERT BAREFGPn u
EOUND.On SATURDAY., near the Dispatch ofTios.
garment. The owner can get the same by ino,,ir .
ing at this Office. Also, = DOG COLLAR, which
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-12

R-.c>> RICHMOND IBRARY.-NO-
- TlCE.-To facilita,e the opening Of the
RICHMOND LIBRARY, (which has been post
being airy in the shelving, all having
in their possession BOOKS, MAGAZINEs, or
nesty requested to sena them TO the Mechanics
Institute without delay. 1t is important that the
names o. me parties ts,urnlng sooks. &c. should
~ CHARGED. By order of the Committee.
de S-3t GEO. w. RAGBY, Librarian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-12

DISCHARGE OF TEMPEsT.-Wm. Finney,
alias VIM. Tempest, who was arrested in AL
exaudria, under the belief that he was Richard
Realfe, Browns Secretary of State, was dis
charged from custody on Saturday. It ap-
pears that he is a prodigal son of Mr.. Samuel
Finney, a commission merchant and nursery
man, who resides at Tyne,
England.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-12

So ROUND-Two men, hailing from the
North. soliciting orders for fancy signs painted
who put up at irst-ciass houses, stay some tine
and leave with their baggage t midnight. without
paving their bill, and new supposed to be members
names OF JAS. W. FOWLER and W. B. LUP-
TON. de l2-2t*