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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12
KARNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......sErr. 10.


s..emship.-Po,ornsc Wa.sn, Savannah H. b. Cromwell
Co Jsns..own Sknrer Norfolk LqdAm Heiuckeu Florida
Crowel Savannah, h Cromwell Co Nashville, lrrsy,
Ch.restsr Spaord Tes,n Co Csro1s Surtis Charestou
Spsford Ts,on Co Mount Vernon. Smith, AexandrA II.
b Cromwell Co Georges Greek eager, Baltimore. d. B.
Cromv ell Co.
SbipsWesr Point Allen Liverpool C. Carow Helene, Brun
ken Bremen via City Point, Psy-ns,edt Co l. Tiuey
,Br Corning Mramich Thomas James Sandusky Williams
New Orleans sturses Chairman Co Empire state Bnsgs
Mobile, d. A. Kinesland sGi;on Ne"'Yo'k, Dewhnut
Charleston, Geo. Buckley
Buks-Adeaiee Cooper Bailey Turks Island, Wakh. Carver
Chase; kouezuns Hsmmond Antigua, T. 7. Dwight; Area
dian, Keloch s. Thomas, W. W. Rassel p Demill Hoey
niBp GOsDs y. Ridley Hsrtnsy Hsb0s Ggses, sitiin
lrpaa6.a
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BALTIMORE, Sept. sThe bark BAY State (pr-von.ly re-
ported night Of tie 9Th us about - mills
below Cape Henry She lays well upon tie aud IN good
situation work upon and everything looks favorable :. getting
of been made her of and deliver
In Norfolk ior so0 and per delivered in
place
By letter to Elwood Waite ESQ., S-cy Board Underws.
THE GEORGES CREEK. eager which arrived this
nsorDz reprs passing tie sth inst herm BRIG ashore
Smith Point TITS morprs IA, passed three tSsted
schr sshoIe u The West Bank.
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IT., Nw.O,l,.y Peaysns -aJ':

TEE Nr-OrleGrs PsoaysD saJ';
Exchange csrtirues lar gusJ. Ofenng' are ample,
bu. the de4srd \. merely p.'uioa az orr al ,o,~
aon.. sAieL re rep. At iolovs: Ce.r Serins bills
1894 clio; Bile Of Lad..g drafts lts. - fIeIe1'
81 III y dollar; sixty days bills oa NsE 'rk,
eIal2 /, c.nt discount; Sigrt, Iui v 7eo, pre-
ujam. sabjoneJ !. the of,i. b.ok statement tor the
week. a. reported 10 tie Board OF Currency Tde va
riou. footing. differ 10 D.rt particulars IRON the pro-
Won. r,sr. Every item ind, Increase except
tte 1,ta.. balance ard org loan columns, witch sx-
hibit an upcr.aa. filling Of. TIE precise changes are
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Receiuts Of Produce.

TOTAL RourEs, SEPT. 10, 1889 l2,+S bbls Fou.
hba Meal 10 So bush Whes H. As do Corn s5
lo do Rye 7S7 do Malt 272 do Barley. 40 pkss
Provisions SIS do. whisky 81 do. Ashes SIS do. OIL Gaze
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COFFEE-Tbere sciiye Inquiry at stessy Prices sales Of
s Brothers a, lie ih. balance Of the Cora
ITO b 81 BE l.5zs b't; H. A. Campbell at NE
Bo. USU :: 7c., c..l, IN ,o1a, delivered thers
+ .oUK AND MEAL-Tne demand fr Wss'ern Canal Flour
with arrivals prices Of ucs, hnts iayoi the
buyers STATE brands excepted he.. ar. scarce and 10 ed r.
s S ca ne 1%s ass Sat-. and w. ' ga for
5a IS for Round Hoop eIir. Ohio 'd AID nesl
.Srs ana double extra ST. Lou. brands. and s. as7 50 or
extra and double extra Genwe Canadian Flour scarce and
s5.n.. sSs s 81 Sssnd hs ale. bs. e.
up-IfDe Bainos H. and % 5G SO % for inc better
bckenon. Mil the this sales Of 6o Obs
IS 7tds4 90 Com Mea Is quiet, AID small sales OF Jersey
GRANThe demand for Sneas ar Bat price. are hardly
oSm choice White more plenty at III. eoe the sAs' are
Michigan At 49, $500 bush Red State private .eTm'
800 bu.b Whe K.ltacly a; 81 sS@ 49, SO bush new
2 spd $40 bush old Cbc.so Spring a; about IT, bar
icy :. ' s. ~ 5q sa.h old c n s Rye
i. hesyy all sales at s2dS3 Oats unclaimed N. de-
bush a, sOc for damaged White Southern in ,sei S for
'Hi .IS.. r.hT Quiz, and price, ar. ~h.,
IN boyn favor; LOCO Bu.nos Ayes at 2se mouth.
2lc months ,Id Geo B1es on terms we coah not
pa,t5 a. ass 80 Dry Hides We, ssed DO, 100 bale.
kss ndi. Cow ard Buffalo ses'n 81 100 last year. and fV
HAY-A fair deu.d shpprs ard prices steady; sales
HOPs-A moderate business doing in New at 2c6c as to
LME-We noee sale. 900 bbl. R. kaud 7Oc,
and 80 do, burnt, at 81 -
LEATHER-Tho market il steady at 25G9o,. for Baeno-
Ayres light and mic die Helook and 5G5c for Oak do The
aIuey.d IL from Messfs. Weize Weidemeyers
Circular:
HEMLocK SoLE-Consde rabe sale. being made prices
however from satisfactory Our trade cesPa oil De-
ing able improve the Of the Manufactured article
OAK pretty s'esdy business doing In tis de-
sorpon rerchsnci.e current figures are well sustained
UrrIs THE RoUen[both sas' And receipts are to fAr
Rates pretty frm.
FINISHED SIocK-Busipess limited, at fteady prices.
Doors AND SHOEs-The demaud only moderate, ard rates
general easier Stocks continue large MaGuiscure
worn ing x;h much caution.
MOLASSES-Tbe inquiry continues good aaes IT 90 hhds
Moscovaoo 2id3lc 50 bb New Orl-ans a; Ss4ic sns 100
hhds Rico 35s. Messis Dor louDes Co Circular
fr..,h he took as
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CPECIAL NOTICE
DRY GOODS DEALERS
v.,,v. usreos.d The ENTIRE STOCK q
KNICKERBOCKER PHlN
Which .osesher with n. e-bSrs'rd
WAKREN'S
VANISH TA's,
l., ryw and yxCCLLEEr FALL STYLES We ." -" y"
pared to 's ,, he s6 PsE Sts aa os on risk
AT EXTREMELY Low SlGusss
ne FOREST, ARMSTRONG e Coz
No. so ald Sc oHAxB.Ss-INyFi; w-Yoax.
I Attest NOVELTIES Il SILKS AND SILK ROBES
IN PARIS DRESS GOODS
LATEST NOVELTIES
IN sHAwLs, CLoAxs.
EMBRoIDER!Es,
AND LAcES
r. b. Oveued a, the NEW RETAIL STORE
No 3S5 BROADWAY,
ON MONDAY SEPT. Il,
Ard offered for sale ct 2j PER CENT
BELOW THE COST OF IMPORTATION.
EDWARD LANBERT Oo.
HOSIERY and -
IL HOUSEKEEPING GOODS DEPARTMENTS
Embrscius full and complete assort neats'
Nov Open
A.Na SIS BROADWAY,
Corner Of Worthst.
EDWARD LAMBERT Co
MONDAY. SEPT. II,
NI GREAT BARGAINS In
RICH SILKS and
DRESS GOODS,
FROM AUCTION,
Fer sale at slight advance
On the Auction Cost-
ASAvING to retail buyers
OF Is per cent on the cost OF
IMPORTATION
EDWARD LAMBERT Co,
No. SS5 Broadway,
Corner of worh-st.
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nv Telegrap. 4.

HIGHLANDS, Sept. H. uDsrtSo vessels in sight bound in
VII hgo, from s W. Weather cloudy.
PHILADELPHIA, Sep. ll.-Ary-d bark Dency. Trinidsd
brig Tsyor Turks Island Also bark b. James om Rio
Jan@iro july ~
CHARLESTON, Sept lo-The U. s Mail steamship Marion,
Foster from New York arrived light this morning
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Spoken.
DisastePs, &e.

By rilo. boa. Elwood Walter No. T. Sept g. CT Cape Her
lopeu, .np W.llins,op Tor Proyidence.
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NEW FALL GOODS
sTRANG, ADRIANCE & Co..
No. SIS BROADWAY.
HAVE VOW OPEN, AT RETAIL,
AVERY LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK
FALL GOODS.
UNSURPASSED IN THIS CITY,
REPLErE WITH
THE MOST NOVEL AND SELECT PRODUCTIONS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURE,
SELECTED AND IMPORTED
ESPECIALLY PoR THEIR
RETAIL RADE.
COMPRISING
A MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
SILKS,
EVERY OTHER DESCRIPTION OF DRY GOODS
USUALLY KEPT
FIRsr-cLAss RETAIL STORE.
yEsTISGs, &c.
A CONSTANT SUCCESSION OF NOVELTIES
EVERY EUROPEAN STEAMER
CHEAP GOODS,
AUCTION SALES.
PLEASE EXAMINE
COMPARE OUR PRICES
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
STRANG, ADRIANCE. e Co.,
No. SIS BROADWAY
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IAdv.r.i~nen.
United STATES COUPON BOSDs Of 1868 and

N Y sr.rg PER CENT srocE Of 1875 -
Y PEI CENT STOCK 81 TO- 1873 AIo ISioi 'of
THOMPSON BSoTHERs, No. Wals.,
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nINArrRB ALMANAC
Sup-Rses. 57 s~,s..... e.l5 Mcon-Ss.a... sam
HIGH WATER rHIs pAY.
Sandy Hook TER Gov. Island. s;l2 sEGs.s. s:S
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n,rt-, IL steady ana the d-mabd sales
Of 70 bb Po,s a: 60 Pearls qust sales Of - boz. 81
f5s5 ...,-, =.
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81
luczesss Of the compared with tia, Of sSs
Ths following is q comparative statement Of the
value of exports from the commencement Of the
yex 10 Sept s;
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CLKS FROM THE LATE AUCTION SALES,

CuKS FROM THE LATE AUCTION SALES,
- A, ruinous low prices.
~ 10 pisc. oi,boiled black SILKS. 81 Worth 81 Isl
so pieces rch Dress silks I Z, worth 10;
3, pieces do do 75een.s, worth *li
IS pieces extra rich silks, SI IS. worth s. ~;
20 pieces sup. do DO 81 81, worth - 81
lOo Rrocbe Long Shaw -, all wool. only So;
$50 Square Broche do do ouly - 81;
loo pieces French M-ino, all colors, oay Is cents,
worth 81.
r.ne. And handsome Does Goods at corresponding hW
prices A. cso ca \ :, ., nv sorsxth.
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The ship wm Nelson the Great Balance Dock for
repairs She will BE- stripped ecsulk,d newly coppeed.
The ship Thstta ia also he large Sectional Dock for the
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HE following table viii compare the exports Of the
seven principal staple articles for the week
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-07

the roll again called Neither candidate having re.
eeved majority, all withdrawn except Messrs.
Burke and lootcn, the former of whom was elected
the third ballot. The result for Mr.. Burke So Mr..
Hooten SO.
RESOLUTIONS AND Petitions
The appropriate committees instructed when APP
pointed by resolutions severay adopted to inquire
the expediency Of various propositions viz:
BY Mr.. CHAPMAN-of making an appropriation to-
ington and Ohio railroad
BY Mr. cARrENTER-of providing for the compile
ton of the ' a. Central railroad
by Mr.. GRAlAM-of amending the charter of the
fredericksburg and wythe turnpike.
BY Mr.. BoREMAN-of authorizing the consolidation
OF the Northwestern Va, and Baltimore and Ohio rail-
BY Mr. GIBSoN-of making an appropriation to the
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire railroad company.
by Mr.. AAGRUDER-of making provision for the i'm
prorement of the Rvanna Navigation.
Sandry petitions were presented by Mr.. GRAHAM,
and other members.
EMPLOYMENT or PAGES
On motion OF Mr.. CHAPMAN the Speaker was author.
lied TO employ three pages. The Speaker appointed
Walter Bass, John c. Tier. and John Watson
GovERNoRs MESSAGE.
communication from the Governor enclosing his
messages was presented by the Speaker.
On motion of Mr. CHAPMAN the same were laid upon
the table, and 1880 extra copies ordered be printed
Tor the use OF the members
CONTESTED ELEcrroS
MIR. PHELPS presented the petition of Absaom
Knots, contesting the election of Turner the dele
gate returned from the counties of Calhoun mer and
Writ.
JAMES RIVER AND KASAwHA CANAL.
Mr.. ANDERSON offered the following series of resolu
tons:
Resolved That the Committee on Roads and Internal
Navigation enquire into the eSpediency increasing the
capital stock of the James River and Kanawha Company
sloOooOoo, and of authorizing subscription thereto BY
the Commonwealth for much shall be necessary TO
extngush the debt due by the company the State the
debt OF the company guaranteed by the State and the
floating debt of the company.
ResoIred alternative the foregoing that the said
committee enquire into the expediency,
It OF providing for paving the upon the bonds
OF the said company which have been by the
State, whenever the Board of Public Works shall be sat-
ihed upon the certificate of the Board of Directors that
an nsalment of interest will become due according to
the face of the bonds and that the company viii be una
Die TO pay the same or any part thereof
ID of funding the floating debt of the company or Of
making provision for dischargingit.
Sd. Of appropriatng a sum sufficient to complete the
canal TO Covington, aud to improve the navigation of
tue hanawha river from its mouth to Loup Creek Shoals
4th OF authorizing the company to abandon or 9TH
er"ise dispose OF the hanawha turnpike road and the
Blue Ridge turnpike.
Pending the consideration of these resolutions
On motion of Mr.. MAGRUDER the House adjourned
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pOOKs ON sLAvERY-Al

ElOOKS ON SLAVERY-At
40 RAHDOLPIrs Bookstore and Bindery
The American Citizen; by Bishop Hopkins Al 90
Abo itonlsm Unveiled; by H. 7. James, IS
Christian Doctrine ofSavey; by Rev. Dr. Armstrong 81
Barnes scripturai Views ~ slavery 100
Bledsoes Liberty and SLAYER. iO8
slavery In America, by X r. Mason, =,
slavery aud the remedy; by s Nott, 10
The Negro slavery Question; by a y. v
-ltvery Ordained Of God; ny Rev. Dr. Ross. 100
south side View ofSlayery; BY Rev. Dr. Adams, 70
s1ceology Tor the South. by q. FitEhugh,
stvsry ssripiural and statistical by Rev. Dr. stngsov
southern Book: by W. n. Davis. al
Uncle Robin ~ cabin IN virginia, and IN
boston; by J. W. Page, plates, Il
ter, N
Two Great Evils Of Virginia; bv y Runn, 10
Afriean Colon ration unyclied; by y. Ruin, 10
Political Economy 81 Slavery; by 10
White Acre Black Acre atrial the Negro Question: IS
Flether's Studies on Slavery, 900
DuWs' VISA Slavery,
Cannbas Al Slaves without Masters; BY a. Hghush rs
Modern Reform EEamineo; By Rev J. Z. stiles, 100
Cobb on the Law ofslavery BOO
Smith on Master and Servant 400
Hatciie on he Guardian Eave ~ w. y Ashton 100
Lle ~ The south, Uncle Toms cabin ti, By W. O.
Smith, 'tiatcs, TQs
Ehsl semor. o. he tate Of he Usion. by souiherpsr 10
Tie Tor Tat, Reply n bred. 100
wd southern Tale Of Dsunlon and Border War BY
y. Jones, 1875
Hal
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ROsENDALR AND JAmRs RIVER Cement.
IL for sale ~ del EDMOND, DAVENPORT co.
NOuTHEHN BAY.-t2Oo bales prime Northern Hay pr
~ bark "Wcsiern Gage H. T. WHams" For sale
70 arri'e, ~ del EDHoND, DAVENPORT 4 co.
RYE RLOUR.-zsbbls superior Rye Nour. ior sal, By
~ HOBfNsON ROHERTF.
del Cor. Cary and f8ih "a.
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1 HTIFICIAL TRETH. q

n THE CHEOpLAS7TC PROCESS ~
q W gONEs DEyTtsr, having purchased he(IfYYYSA
rgt Tor the shove mode N Masking Teeth. IIIJ
log entirely asned % ~ absolute gpefyy e gold silver
plaina method he with confidence al
desire ION partial o. Teethand such
be disssaaed win those y using ihis process
~ ~ The objections 10 The gold plate
nf perfect. secures eomfor and stability 70 ne hand the teeth
being embedded IN The METAL The food excluded under
betseen hem and u therefore stronger cleaner smoother
and In every respect better.
In u he perfect adaptation q ne
and me suction thereby secured
teeth 0 caspsand IN Al guarantee perfect and
sfactory NJ, charge
This method adopted and commended ~
ng highest In The profession North fouth
given and specimens exhibited 10 Who desire
Those wishing eHchanFe the Old method
will IN once opposite Oohnthian
once hours from 70 ~, hom ~ 10 q ocT-iy
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IRON. IROy.

uRON.
nikECT IMPOErATION2j1 tons English Refined Iron In,
store and rceivingPcr ship Re direct from Liverpool
braeng foil assortment 81 Bagna shang Rounds from
70 ~ lnehes square from FLATS from ITO.
oS aud VIZ Inches Ovas, from y 20 inch HalfOvA y
70 inch Han Rounds from TO inch Horse Shoe, y
.S Inches norway Railroads, Hoops. hand
Also ~ tons Iron assorted sEe 5tons Fngsh
aud German Steel for sale By
de2-2mdtc yDWIy wORTuAU IN
TTNO PRINTERs.-A fresh supply 81 SUPERIOR pu 6.Io oue
such a. used BY printers Also Lamp OF best aua
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REALLY GOOD SHOES.

NEW STOCK.
NNTR making and have received is
w other supply ~ Mems heavy Prime Brogans Perged
and Nailed. which recommend 70 wauant
superior Richmond. Aso Of
very hesvy Army nrogans Whole cut ddcs
Who them ey last twelve months, without needing
Aiso Boys and Wonnens Shoes o. the best quah y.
We Invite Al IN rant o. she best Hoea OF oo gve
nq2G pUrNEY a WAITE
MOCHA CORRRE, fsupeor quality % bales for sale
Vu ~ idec 81 q. DAVENPORT.
q uOKING ToBACCO.-A lot Of very hns Lynehburg
~ SMOKING fobacco MIA hnd peaaan or sale wholesale andFe
TAN hos0 ". PEfRRsoN, Druggist
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GEORGE DAuuV.

hANURACTURERS AGENT FOR THg sALH on
DOOkSl SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINgs IA
LARoE assortment constantly hand Ords,, H. ,. =.
n othervise, promptly st,endsdto ' " Ah "
No. Is 0oVeFnor Street
RICHMOND, VA
~ Ioungf celebrated smooth saved HHfNgIF uAuturn
PIT up IN 81 me STATE Il hort noties 80 ~
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RICHMOND WING.
TO CORRRsPoNDRNTs.

w. l'A''' o" '""''' ""'''' addressed 70 Ad''r 81"
boa sdss Of Paper psoish
Cd 7h ris Of long Standing, ought % De kno dA
esd ,tn ~ case ., departed J obituary Notices eeed
tsg efgAf lines charged for adcertisesneats.
We undertake % rejected Communications
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SONGS, with Guitar Accomp ent, composed by O Rr
- ucksou. No. l. The South Wind Also. =
souvenier ~ Rive, pour plano Par A. CrolseI
HeimSeh llIome Desire. Song BY JungmAn.
by Wm a. Duton. - - ' N
The Light Guard Polka. by J. whItmore
The Rock beside the Waltz Composed and arranged by
Louis Remer. 'oN- -
The City Guard Quieksep. BY Coppinger
The Rock Beside the Sea with brilliant variations the pano
by Charles Grohe. ~ ~ paw
The Garbaid Quardlle. BY Professor Eugene A. w.ne.
Sunlight on the sea song Adapted ~ srakoschs beau.
uf1l Reverie, The Magic Bell"
Charles gtobe. - F wv ~
The s1lferino March. Composed by Y. Geuiebruek
The PhnN Polka, performed At Saratoga anJ N.v,or,
Composed by II. O. Oynron. 49, ''F'''
The Milford Polka Composed by C. D. Curtis
Held. " '--'"' ~ augusta
Paving on The Green, Quiekep Polka by o. r. Knabe
LINDA the Pride o. the Min Composed by Nellie Morton
Dying hnesinei or, l. Il Almost Day. Words by Matilda
The New York Ledger Polka Redowa by c D. Curtis A,
deT-2t to,k.,o,. o. Nt.I. =,
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CHENsTUAw, aUARLEs a CO.

CHENSVAW. QUAHLEs g. CO.,
229 BROAD STREET.
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK or STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS!
TCo.t for Cash, or 70 regular trade usual time
n FOO worth 81 Goods 10 be sold by is yany In con.
sequence Of The death Of Mr. CrenhAw Necessary 70
close we business of our hrn at We therefore
re stock o. goods comprising the best
hs ey At cost. Our stock neu, having business
short TINE, and anods excellent Opportunity FOR those ho
have not supplied themselves for aI.o me 40
preaching season, do vol
our time limited stock large and Accomplish our
purpose sh as te delay ~ possible, our goods Al
prime oosr-one price, and no variation. - s
CREVslIAw, QUARLEs A 70
"e' 229 Broad Street
~ PARTICULAR EOTtOEAn debts due "a, On Al. Il, 40
y & ana teuan,ns unsettled must be paid At once.
del CRENsHAw oulRIEa A 10
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MoSDAY, Dec. 9Th 1889.
The members elect Of the House Of Delegates Assem-.
bed this forenoon in their Hall in the Capitol and were
called to order, at - o'clock by Mr. Thos H. Haymond
o. Marion who proposed that the Clerk Of the preceding
session St Geo Tucker, Esq should oiciate as tempo
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INHFNCH WINES, COHDIALs, 60 b,,. TO-,
quors In Eases oil dozen each - '" ~
Also On stored
Oet and Hungarian Wines % genuine brands and spprovsd
I vii cell them iou. wv ''"@s"hehs'
dec-h CHAs PALMER
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- sPECIAL NOTICE.-rho

- Mr Thos ,. Deans's Iarn in Gooehiand county A.
yef ~ James Lyons, trustee viii take place TUgsDAY
,s Ss De- i9 together s e slave, very likely and valus
n o ~ nc stoct Crop &c, SAID est-te dis
pd " aUeud he sale leave Richmond Monday ansspooo
lIh Inst AZ O'Clock BY Packet noa be sseommo
uate ~ Cedar Point 0oocland g. H.
.n place. mer vii be oonveyanee 70 take them sale
we next Jay, distant only about are rev bette
states than this now IN market and excellent Opportunity h
~ eefed 70 those disposed 70 purchase vauabe karm save
and Az necessary personal property
Pot terms &C., see auction head
nob-dGcd gODDfN A Ippvpoo,
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49, TUESDAY, Dec. 6, 1859.
The Senate was called TO order at IL O'Clock Lieu,en.
ant Governor jackson in the Chair
The Clerk proceeded to read the journal of the
ding day, ana Mr. THOMAS moved TO dispense with the
reading. Adopted.
The President presented communication from the Ex-
ecuiye as follows: The enclosed communication from
the Governor of Ohio in my letter addressed
TO him and attached TO Message of Tuesday has been
since received respectfully ask that il may be consid-
cred in connection with that Message
HENRY A WISE
The Clerk then read the letter from the Governor of
Ohio and Mr. Thompson moved that it be laid on the Ia
BILE and printed Adopted.
The communication Is as follows:
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m, TUESDAY,, Dec 9th, 1889.
me House met at IL o'clock, pursuant to adjourn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-07

FIh Subscriber takes ths Of norinv M, Ma. .,a
s puee That he ha, established himself a. nerchsndss
hroter and General Commission Merchant
We WI st,end 70 The purchase and
ou Nhea Corn, Tobacco and al descriptions n eouptrv
" special sttenon u be oven All business en-.
n meet With liberal Of public psonsgs No "oPes
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-03
Yesterday morning, at fifteen minutes mas

Yesterday morning, at fifteen minutes past
eleven O'Clock, JOHN BRowN was hanged at
Charlestown, in Jefferson county, Virginia. After
q perfectly fair trial. he had been found guilty of
treason, murder, and melting slaves to insurrec-
tion-all three, capital offences. One life trehly
forfeit has thus made such expiration, as one life
may, for crimes such as one man has seldom COM
mtted. Treason, murder, and stirring up of
servie war ARE these the things whose per-
petrators are the fit fruit of the gallows-tree,
or shall we call the doors, heroes and martyrs
This is question worth consideration, though
it can admit of but one answer. If JOHN
Brown was sane, he was tremendous villain,
destined to take rank in history with Guy FAwKEs,
and kindred conspirators, whose daring brains
and steady nerves could conceive and carry out
crimes of such vast proportions as to cheat fools
into believing them sublime actions. If insane
Heaven, which will take his unreason into the ac-
count he has already rendered, will know how to
pardon the earthly judge who failed to detect the
subtle and fatal defect, the suspicion of which no
one repudiated more strenuously than himself and
those who knew him best