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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-08

e GO 1T, BILL!
"a "The new years come. the old ones gone.'
NA Theee were the words said,
q = As sitting mp to see it come,
/ did not go to bed.
Soon twelve o'cl .cS the town clock told
Thought /. this can't be trne:
plainly see that you're not kept
BY BILL BARTHOLOMEW
90 puIlino out my watch, I loek'd,
And sure enough found
It wanted yet ten minutes more
For the old year to slip round.
On this could not help but feel
That knew what to do;
When took my watch to have II hxed,
To BILL BAh-TH0-LO-MEW,
Who has had an experience of 20 years In London
and America. Corner Main and 18th streets. oppo-
site American Hotel. NH ~
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r AaER BEER,
- PORTER, ALE, &c. &c.
Your attention 10 called TO s new establishment
and Arm, under the style of DELhRUE PEiRO-
NET, on TIN, between Broad and Grace sta where
they will keep q choice lot of LAGER BEER, POR-
TER ALE &c. In kegs and bottles of all eZes so as
10 suit families and others
Also. all kinds OF imported WINES, LIQUORS,
10. A. We keep O good article and sell cheap we
expect sh OF patronage. for which return our
thanks and promise to please all.
PSGoods fsTw arded 10 any part Of city free of
charge DELARUE & PEYR0NET.
my l2-3ms
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! RAILHOADg. g.


E0na 6iCHN1ND 1FIj
e1TntgBURGRAILH0an
ThkOQ0l kk.!eaIg bkTW kEN KlCHMONb
March until The ist OF september Dext III frs2ss
and accommodation trains on this Rad st,i -
Richmond and Petersburg on MONDAY. WnrN1uV
O'Clock, AZ before.
Arrangements have been msde By this Commas,
for the prompt and pppctuAi forwarding snS Sss,y,
err Of sf Produce Goods, other articles of fyss
Designed for transportation either way. bssysss.
Richmond and points between Peterstrrs ma ~
ietfe, North Carolina. at low rates, without a..
charge for for wsrding, storage, &C. All snsh s,tL
plainly married. ITO the the Freight Arsat ~
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Al Psssr.
burg By whom they will be promptly forvardsS
A. 70 the rates Of tolls on the Roads soush N D.
tersburg, which thcy require 20 be prepaid A n,
~ Raleigh information may be had IL tire Dsn@s
Of this Company Of Richmond
once X &PR COL '''~
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TRONl IRON!!
nREss GOODS, Ribbons. 60.

nhE6S dOUDS, HlBBONS, 60.
~ 10 cases Plain aud Printed Beregss Crane de
Espaanes ChalIies and De LANES, in blacks and
aaSof cd colors
20 cases Printed Lawns and Jaconeta Of new and
beautiful styles
8 cases slack and Second Mourning. of new and
beautiful styles
6cases Jaconet. Cambria and Bingham Robes
100 cartons new styles Plain 0ros de Nap, Brocne
and Fancy Bonnet and Trimming kibbons
moo Psris Berage. Stella and Cash mere ehawls and
Msntillas comprising full and compiete stocR,
at greatly reduced prices
Those golds were purchased AZ tne recent pc
remptory auction sales In New forE, Just land.
ed and will be sold cizEAP.
myA KENT. PAINE co.
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The rates West Of Knoxville will not go into ef-
feet until after the completion Of ths Cleveland
Branch Railroad, which will be about the LIST OF
April. -
tickets, giving the marks. weights and destination
OF goods. Bend 10 Ccx's Line of Boats.
a LEE, on the Dock
NB-Goods froa, Northern cities shipped through
ut reduced rates. A. b. L.
"a IT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-08

49, FRENCH BOOTS AND SHOES.
aE3 Another case of the above from Miles,
consisting of Calf Dress Boots; Pat Leather Dress
Boots do do and calf shoes; do do do Congress Cal
ters. JOhN thGH. JR,
my5 80 Main street.
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A Shall sizes from ] to 8 inches
thses IN hand. And TOR Tor sale BY
RQW y DUDLEY,
isf lde stfset, Bot Main end yrspklin.
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"a FOR RENT-A House on Union
Esa Hill. recently occupied by Henry Lowry, con-
tanning four rooms, passage. &c. with Kitchen.
Wood and Coal House in the yard. and q well OF
wat.r' II is located near the residence of Mr. Ad-
dinetou. To good tenant. the rens will be mode
rate For terms, &c. apply to
'' RO LYME, Land Agent, &c.
Office in Basement Ct Metropolitan Hall.
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NRY GOOI Sat JACOB A. LEWIS

- Store. Is Main street gamble found largo and
well solicited stock Of Dry Goods all OF which will
be sold at prices that cannot fail to give sasisfao
tiou. he has now in store, excellent unbleached |
Cotton at 81 cts per yard worth 10 cts excellent
white Briiliants at 121s cts; good fast coored Cali
at So cts per yard; 500 pieces Lawns al Quail
India Rubber Round Combs at l2s cts; 500 Cambria
Bands at 80 per cent less than can be purchased |
elsewhere 500 Collars, TO be sold at Is per cent
le,s than can be purchased elsewhere. Be sure TO
20 TO LEWIS if Jour have any Dry Goods to pur- |
chase as you cannot fail to be pleased with the |
prices he il selling his goods at je6
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r rus t,ssseaaxssG Oh AkGE OF
- Nc SCHEDULE.
SUMNER ARRANGEKEYT


RICHMOND and DANVILLE RAIL-
ROAD.
On and AFTER Monday, March %, 1889, the Mail
and Passenger Trains on this road will run as fol.
lows:
Leave Richmond daily tsundays included) a.
$50 A N, for junction. Lynchburg, Bristol, Knox.
vile, Dalton, Chattanooga. Nashville and Mem
phis, Tenn, Atlanta. ga, and Montgomery, Ala
And daily Except sunday fer the junction at As
z NJ, after the arrival Of the Northern trains
Leave Richmond daily Except sundays) for Dan
vile, Va, and Greensboro, n q, at $50 A II.
RETURNING,
Leave Junction (Burk's) daily (sundsys ineluded)
at 2 80 A Nj. and arrive in Richmond AZ 40 A M
Leave Dsnville daily, Except Sundsys) at 7lOA
NJ. and arrive ia Richmond at $50 NJ.
HA-The above trains connect both ,eays with the
Soutn-Side railroad trains at the junction TO and
from the Southwest, and with the Va Central and
4 Potomac railroad trains, to and from the
North.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked
through TO the above points; also. to the Virginia
Springs
For through tickets and further information, ap-
ply at the ticket Office of the richmond and Dam
vile Railroad Company.
C CAMPBELL. Sup't.
Richmond and Danville r X Col
inhv NIB
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cRk NIX. Editor :--As 1 A.
HSsSzaf. promised in my last advertise ~
ment that the People" should hear from me Ak 81
$50 now blow my horn" have studied astrnno-
my since my last. and find that the star Of .aY dos
tiny still moves on; and thoss who know HA9Ak'S
JOHN, know that he has she faculty and indefati
gable spirit not TO let the downfalls of life ocauHe
MIN to despair; but push along keep moving"
much lead IN his sinker will surely be q goner
therefore offer TO he public OF my own manutac
ture. BUGGIES, SULkIES, R0OKAWAYS and
Light CARkIAGES-all as good as can bp made
have also HORSES, MULES. &C. Se., for sale--in
fact any thing under the sun, and will barter and
trade for oven old shoe soles All you have do IL
10 give him call on 18th street, here you will nd
his sign upside down. there you will fad HAGAN's
JOHN, in 7bton Creek Nation.
ST. You shall hear from me again. for am
writing 4 romance of my own life. NH 1S-d3rn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-08

GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN
VI AND BOYS CLOTHING.
Cloths Cassimeres and Tweeds
Linen Drills and Ducks
Six and Marsees Vestings
Cotton Cassimeres, fast colors
Linen and M8rseillas Shirt Fronts ana collars
Gauze Merino aud Lisle Thread Shirts
Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerckiefs and Cravats
At the Cash Store OF PERKINS 4 co.
ias No l4I, Eagle square.
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no this INTEREST OF THE La
i DIES-slOJO0o worth of Goods to be closed out
at such prices as to defy competition. dCLDSM1T
will off4r his stock of Goods this morning. and con.
prices The following articles can be found among
his stock Splendid White Hose at l21ac Rich En-
broid'd Hdkfs at Csc; Plain Linen Cambria hdkIs
cheap: Extension Hoop skirts at any price; ack
NANTES rCm 81 MP to the finest quality Corsets 81;
busters and Raglans; Plain and Figured Silk Nets:
Black siks; Irish Linens, every description OF EN-
Palm Leaf Fans &c; Long Mits SIC; Fancy Hair
Pjnt: BopDetr; Flats end thousands of other arti-
Giles; $3.50 Yards Fringes Velvet Ribbons. Balloons
and 9th. trimmings. The ladies will find great
W 's aOIDsMITS EOS Broad st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-08

NTfW YORK
n NAT an pI nSEE Er SYi sASounsar Rnss

CraHEa OF BROAD and yTH fTRKETs.
Ladies. II you wiah 10 hare Jour old Bonnets and
Caiidrens Icghorn Flats cleaned and pressedto the
srpriag tashious, visit 10 sostcted
word to the gent emen sf this raetropos. II tney
wsh 10 have their Pansms and straw Watts bleach he'd
pressed and trimmed to the LATEST styles take Walk
10 the New York Hat Pressing Establishment
3eBtlemen's garments cleaned and pressed IN
neat style SAMUEL McRlchAhus
10 s-1ts Proprietor.
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80 RENT-The Dwelling on 9Th
&8 street near Leigh. 1t has seven rooms besides
store room and closet gai In each room end passa-
ges; two story kitchen and hydrant in the yard
Possession can be had Immediately: Apply at
&c COURTNEY'S.
myN-Im 2G3 Broad street,
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y. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

go HOUSE ON GOVERNOR STREET
Na1 FOR RENT-For rent. and possession given
IN the list of April the house on the west side of Go
vernon street. now occurred by Mr.. r. II. Cowling,
and adjoining the corner house in the occupancy Of
Messrs Doggett d Anderson Apply to Samuel r.
Mitchell and Andrew Johnston, Executors OF VIM
H;tcheii Jr NH lets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-08

FOUND. - Found, recently, near st.
Pauts Church, or pair Of Silver and one pair
o. steel Mounted specks. which the owners can
have by applyinAt WA IRVING
There are also. number OF other articles res. :,
the Church) which the owners can have by annlv.
Ing q above and paying for this sdver tiseInenf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-08

ONE hundred pieces fine white Bril-
" snts 10 cents yard ct shs Noted ao aawn
and Embrnjder;es in the United States at the noted
down town bargain Emporium. 800 pieces of lev
and elegant Bonnet Ribbons, at the low price 10
Cents q ward at this noted down town bargain I'm
norium. New goods received weekly at reduced
auction prices, at thu noted down town bargain En-
porinm Of ALFhED 'iU Ui,.
rnE
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TAMES D. BRUWNE'S

John N. GORDON 4 SON,
18th street, near the Exchange Hotel,
Offer for sale large ani full assortment of IRON
comprising sWEpES. AMERICAN HAMMERED,
PERU HAMMERED ENGLISH AND ENGLISH
REFINED English American, Russia and imira-
ton Russia Sheet Iron. GALVANIZED SREET
IR0N-Hoops, Ban dane Scroll Iron refined Plough
Iron and Plough Plates Ai.o-Tir-plste of various
sizes for Tinuers and Manufacturers. eHEET AND
BOLT COPPER, Sheet Zinc. Spelter and the Metals
usually sold in this marset. apl-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-08

ANTHRACITE COAL.-I will sell du-
"A riBg the month Of Nav, choice Ned and White
Ash ut the price Of - 30 per cart load or IS per
Ions ton, delivered TobAcconista and others using
large quantities. should embrace this opportunity
au1 pso cure their supplies.
AL ordese enclosed 70 my address, through tia
Postofc@. or left ~ my ONCE corner 18th and DecS
serests. WI b. promptly attended to Terms cam.
mY1-tm WRIT ROBERTs.
IIrFORD'H PATENT SMOKE c0N
~ eUMING LAMp.-Ths ..s..s -. WV
cal .od producing the strongest Isht fsn1 11 ior
sa,s, ~ nse i will burn fresi. tie most cosnmoS
1917 III: iAfo OF gren2s- After seina delay. We
nsss smother supply Of these desitahle IAmps Yor
city. 49, OEO i NUNS IN ss's
~ - No 10 Pearl street
ELAVoRIN0i EXTRACTS Superior
Extracts Of Vanilla. Lemon. Peach. strsvhsr.
~. &C.. Ac., Er Ice Cream. -
" PETERSON. Druggist.
I'D i6s Main street
A SHAH sizes from ] to 8 inches
4 - f6fAt on hspa S<... n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-08

fsOTTON AND WOOLRN WASTE
ATor clsening and packing sssam engines ana o.
crrnofivea am prepared TO tarnish railroad com
naniee and others with the above Article, Of suTe.
nor quality Atvefy low prices:
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IN SPECIAL NOTICE To FARM
~ ERs.-we have inst received all the various
styles OF HARVEST HATE, To which We invite inc
~''S'"' "'''A'''" ~ - rLLETT 4 wEISIsER.
iar No I67 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-08

kIGEM UND, January I, 1903.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
Il associated tnerpse,yes together under the firm
and style Q; JOHNSON 4 TRUEHEAkT. for the
purpose of conducting General Grocery. Commits
s,on ana Forwarding Business. They have taken
the large granite front house on Cary street, Tor
merly occur led by N Conrad. second door above
They will always keep on hand the best assert
meut of Groceries, Liq &C., which they VIII
furnish to the trade at the lowest prices BY strict
attention to business they hope to receive liberal
shsre nj nsty0naQe L. j. JOHNSON,
late Of the irm of Dibrell johnson.
BAT. TRUEHEART,
In l-ts Late of Danville, Va.
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AM FOR SALE-A Brick etore and
HS Dwelling in the town Of Fulton, with large
lot attached and well of good water on the premis
es Any person wishing to engage in q country bu-
siness it of the beet stuations near the city,
srnIy 10 EA CLOPTON,
Corner Wall and franklin SITS,
myl7-ts Opposite Dickinson, Hill Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-08

THE BUBsCRIBEK offers his services
u A. AUCrIoNEER TO the citizensof Richmond
and the public generally. pledGinf his paKucuiAr
attention to ai sales entrusted 70 bis care fseilng
assured his leug experience - an Auctioueer, viii
srtItle him too share OF public patronage.
4 Ufsce in rear or D n jones' store. No 10 Main
street. entrance 10 the Alley. ~ n,oar.
I MI fs-sai q Riu1hpf
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,sRI CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

CSEAR> UAHKIAUES, ChHkIAGEn,
HAXH The subscriber he's on hand. at his
Uoacn Making Establishment, ON Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary. Q3th and lsth streets)
TEES, BAROUCHEs, BUdGIES with and withont
tops, and sULKlE5-all of his own make, Of the
best materials and workmanship-al all of which will
be sold az low good work of tho kind can be in
the city Of Richmond, and respectfully ssk call
from those In want of any article in the Carriage
line. / an determined to make 10 order and 20
sell at tbs lowest prces possible; and all work sold.
that is new, warranted
NH 7-9nl MfOAJAH MkH0UM.
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BhU6UES. DnO0hNDs OV
oW We have on hand. well selected stock OF
substantisl ehoes. suitable for farm and factory
hands. Those In want would 90 wen 10 give US
cola 'ei''e HARRIS b co,
No 100 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-08

90 FOR RENT u E LEASE-TWo
large Rooms. the I'd and Sd stories. over the
Hook and Ladder Compsny. on 10th street, between
Main ahG Cary. They are about 20 by e5 feet. POS
ALsO-for rent or lease, the Room at present &C
cspied by the Hook and Ladder Company. on ivtn
street. Possession given the i5th august, ioos.
They are very desirable rooms, and In the business
part of th city. Apply to .c.,
PBLAW, ct Richardson COS or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-08

l. 1000 yards all styles Lawns and real French
Jaconets on hand to be sold of this week at prices
les ''n'' ION y M AiLERTs Cheap Store.
6ONi MANTLES, BUSTERS, WHITE
wv OAPES.-Ladies wishing to purchase cheap
Mantillas, Busters and White Marseilles and Bril-
liant Capes Of all styles for children can get the
N B-Store will be closed on Wednesday and
Thursday. 9Th and 9Th insts
CHEAP GOODS FROM AUCTlON.-
~ Will open this morning several desirable lots
ct MAILERTe Cheap Store.
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EugGGs aa ga ans


IA NOTE BROKER AND DEALER
IN LAND WARRANTS,
Has removed his Office TO 18th street, next door
to the Examiner" Office.
Time and Business Paper negotiated.
Loans procured to Stocks, Bonds, DC
LAND WARRANTS WANTED-For which the
highest market price will be psid.
The Ofice. lately occupied by me on 18th street,
FOR RENT. my linn
GroKGs III .IEWErr KCBERr 2. JAMES
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-28

Suspension of a Banking House ia Da
Osnpor., i0wa.-It was announced few
days ago that the banking house of Cook x
Sargent, at Davenport, Iowa, had suspended
The Rock Island Register says:
"We learn that about $50, 900 of Florence
bills are in circulation, aud that the depos-
its with Cook & Sargent reach $le0, 0o0.--
The depositors are principally conf ned to
the business men of Davenport. This will
be severe blow to our neighboring city,
What the ultimate less will be we can form
no estimate, but at present things wear a
very bad face. Our city escaped almost
uuscathed, as there are less than $4,000 o.
the Florence bills here, as we are informed.
We learn that another heavy firm (grair
dealers and millers) in Davenport have
either suspended or will do so within few
days.
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Burton, the comedian, has been compelled
to relinquish all his winter engagements, his
illness being of such nature that the ply
sicians positively forbid him to appear again
on the stage, In professional way. 1t is
understood that he has disease of the heart,
and 1t is stated to be doubtful whether he
can recover. At all events, his disease is of
such character as to require positive quiet
for the future, and it will probably terminate
forever bis professional career.
Negro Killed near Aberdeen, Miss.-A ne
gro man belonging to DR.. james Pocket,
Aberdeen, Miss, was killed by man nam
ed Thomas Pendleton one day last week.
The negro used impudent language to Pen
dleton, who colared him, whereupon the
former struck him. Pendleton then drew a
knife and stabbed the negro in the right
lung, the wound producing instant death.
Route Ageacses.-On the route, Richmond,
Virginia, to Bristol, TENNESSEE Mr.. james
o. Boley, of Liberty, Bedford co., Va, is
appointed route agent in place of Luther K.
Lucas.
In very thin house an actress spoke very
low in her communication to. her lover. -
The actor, whose benefit it happened to be,
exclaimed with woful humor, "My dear
you may speak out; there is nobody to hear
u.s."
INTERESTING TO THE LApIEs.-A very i'm
portant item of intelligence appears in the
Paris Pstrie, being no less than q quasi official
announcement, signed by the Countess de Rem
de Ia Mode in that paper, that the use of crino-
line is hence forward to be abo lishea in France
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-28

MEMoRIAL.-The congregation of Eman-
uei Protestant Episcopal Church, Baltimore,
have raised in their sanctuary marble tab
let inscribed to the memory of Rev. H. v.
D. Johns, D. D., late pastor of the church,
as follows,
This monument was erected by his devo
teG congregation as q memorial Of their love
and generation for their frat rector, the
Rev Henry Van Dyke Johns, D. D. He
died or Good Friday, april Ed, 1869, aged
56 years and months. A good man, full
Vt the Holy Ghost and of faith; valiant SOL
der of Christ; preacher of Righteousness.
and to the Son and to the Holy Ghostl"
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The Foreign Grain TYGde.-The New York
journal OF Commerce notices the following
fact connected with the foreign grain trade
It 10 stated, on good authority, that bread
leading Baltic ports. This would appear to
show conclusively that the continent has al
ready made an over expectation, and that the
future supplies for British markets must come
of American wheat the current wear will favor
such a demand, and we certainly lock for a
still further increase in the export trade hence
before the neXt harvest. Including the sup
pines at near lake ports, there are about four
million bushels of wheat available for shin
ment, SO that brisk foreign demand need no,
fail of being met, or lead to any extraordinary
advance in price.
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posteaes Afeirs.-The site Of y, the gOstel-
VIZ W;re;nia. is changed to the original loca
t;nn' and Thomas NJ Horn is appointed post
master, vice @. l.. Idler. At Sussex, q. b.,
sussex county, Va, w. Parsons is appoin-
led postmaster, vice William e. Prince, re-
signed.
Things in Memphis,l 7en".-Two. msn
and one woman was knocked down in the
streets of Memphis last Sunday night and
sohhed. The woman, a Miss Freeman, who
las relieved of $ls4, subsequently met Mr..
Inward Whitmore, son of Judge Whitmore
,f Mss. collared him, and accused him of the
.nbbery. The young man was very much
astonished, but being conscious OF his ability
90 prove his innocence, went quietly to jail.
This result has not TRANSFERRED.
Strike of Beer Drinkers. - More than two
thousand beer-drinkers of Mannheim nave
formed an association, pledging each other
that they will pay but two krentzers pei
sehoppen for Mannheim beer; the brewers
sst two and half. In the meantime they
nav two and half for beer from other towns
Spsyr furnishing them mainly
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Later from Mexico.

n NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 27.-Tho steamer
tennessee, from Vera Cruz, has arrived.
der newo Is unimportant. Part of the car.
70 OF guns and earbines ordered by the
York. 'A' W."
TIE bark Julia Dean, from Havre for
vera Cruz, was lost on the 18th, in gale
vessel is total loss. f.I-~l0-' 80
Geo. Degellado had arrived at Vera Cruz.
Iampico was quiet, and no attack was an.
pretended. ~ ~
den. Marquee had been imprisoned by Mi
ramon, being charged with insubordinstion
m Inc Liberals had surprised and captured
Teotitlan, in Cojaco. III =
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M A Rim E NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
from the Merchants and Meehanscs' Es.
change Books.l
WEDNESDAY, Dec. %.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. %.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, from Baltimore,
Schr Telegraph, -. FIN N c, corn to Delk
& Lindsey.
Schr Alice, Davis, from Y, to Rowland B.
Bros. mdse. for Sundry persons.
Schr Two Williams, Smith. from Hampton.
with slaves for Garrison l. Maigne
Schr Lizzie G Russell, Owens, TN N C, corn
to Grandy & Stout.
=, Schr c Vaughan, Coleman, I'm G, corn to
Grandy b Stout
Schr North Carolina. Jones, fun Alexandra.
to D Keeling, with -four to T Bockover
-Schr James Price, Burton, from Richmond,
to D + Keeling.
Boats Patrick Henry, Black George and Cor.
della Temple, I'm c, with sorn Tor elk &
Lindsey.
Boats Star OF the East, X Walker, B N
Bray, Lusretia, Pocahontas, Ready Money,
Caryan. Sarah Gordon, Carryway and Sebasto.
pol, fm N G, with corn for John James,
Boats Henry Clay, H White and L
Spence, fm N C. corn to Grandy & Stout
CLEARED.
Steamer Jamestown, Skinner, for New York.
by J NJ Smith & Bro.
Schr Lucinder, nj Greer, for N G. by Dslk +
Lindsey.
Schr Xenophon, Doah, for Marseills, slaves.
by M Smith b Bro.