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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

pRoRABLE SUIcrDE.-CatharineA Anderson was found
In the street on Friday IN supposed state Of noKcson and
as the FhPreeinct Station ho9se where hs
10 be nseDsbe and spite Of all efforts to ave her sac soon
Jsd pos,mortem examination disclosed the TACT that abe
bd taken quantity Of audSnuD which was the occasion Of her
desth n Is thought that the poison taken intentionally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

RAILROAD ACcDEsr.-The Boston Express train
nm the New Haven Road when Mamsroneck Station,
Saturday cart containing unknown man. which
the throwing the cart 10 dis
rance and INSTANTLY killing the he being horribly
crushed body conveyed to the station and properly
Carod for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

RoBBlNG A CALIFoRSIAN.-Francs III. Cornish, a
returned Californian robbed on Saturday ngn, o. Stl IN
od coin by two abandoned females who induced him to
eompsny them TO sepuabe house in Leonard street The
urls arrested and their names as atha i'lh anu
bella Jackson, and both we're locked up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

= MISSIONARY .MEETISG.-A farewell Missionary
meeting viii be held at St. PaHPs Methodist Episcopal
Church, corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty-oecond
street this evening" the occasion Of the departure OF
the Rev. Messrs. Allen and Wood and their wives OF
The Methodist Episcopal Church South TO their China
MifsiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

BURNED TO DEATH.-Coroner Schrmer held an in
oue.t on nndsy Nc SO Fast Thysecond street upon the
body Of Euma C. Jones' child four Of age who was
burned 10 Saturday night her clothes having caught IRE
stove during the temporary absence OF her grandmother
tom the room The usual verdict rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS oFFlcE-Deo. D.

The Grand Jury have preferred Indictment for
,anvtsr against Mrs. ByTnos, tie midwife Ia ThomPson
street " DO is charged with procuring an abortion upon '
yiD.chner from the effects Of which she died
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

slight decline. AttLe Second Bcard the leading stocks
were lower than IN the morning, but theie wss
more disposition to buy at the close,
and the market had steady tone
in fnal transactions. Some of the large speeulA-
tive holders Of stocks have taken advantage II the re-
esn tr in the marke; relieve themselves Ola good
portion Of their loads and there an evident increase
Ia the floating stock of the Street The short lines
which were closed up to large amount dun AZ the
recent furry are gradually extending again. and until
new sensation electrhes the market, the bear aP-
pear 10 hold the advantage The closing prices were:
Fer Virginia o. 9 90; Missouri o., 50, Isl; Canton
Comrany l7als; Cumberland Coal, IL. a ~ Pa
eifc Mail "a as: New-York Central Railroad
sOi aS0i; Erie Railroad, sla9; Hudson River
Railroad, 4O3 a4Oi; Harlem Railroad, ct elO; Har-
lem Railroad Preferred IS. Isl; Reading Railroad,
DI 40I; Michigan Central Railroad, 4OS4Ol; Mich
gan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, O. al
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Guaranteed
I7Ial7i; Panama Railroad, l34 1871; Illinois Gen.
tra Railroad, 55 a55i Galena and Chicago Railroad,
7Ia7lI Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 0a9l;
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 64i 96iii ILL
nois Central Railroad 7s So sAl.
In Foreign Exchange there is small demand, and
rates are heavy; Sterling 1901 lO9i.i Francs 5l7l
e5.13s.
FKEIeH1s-To Liverpool: 10000 bbls. Flour at
g. 3D.; $40 bales Cotton at 7-32 a id tuns Whale
Foots at 2os. an engagement Of 1000 bash. Wheat
Of 3D. in bulk To London: 900 boxes reese at 4Os;
800 bbs Pork at 3s. 3D. 80 tee. Beef at 5s. 3D. To
Hamburg: 500 bales Cotton at sc.i 200 bbls. Shoe
Pegs at s.; 400 bbls. Ro-in at g. 3D. f0O boxes EA-
tracts at 2js 100 bales Leaf Tobacco at 25s, meas
urement A vessel Of 300 tuns from the South, to
Porto Rico, with lumber, at sll per ~.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
s27I 500 90; TOR customs, ss O00 Payments, $780,
5lS 81; Balance, s. SAC, 49, 25 Treasury Notes re-
ceved for Customs during the week, slAs55 81,
The telegrapbc report of earnings in November upon
the Rock Island Railroad compares as follows:
sss9S
oSS'V
Incresse....................... s5OgIS
The settlements last year increased the earnings
s. eco. as will be the case this season.
The traffic receipts Of the Illinois Central Railroad
in November were:
Is5s............................. slo ~
l8ss............................. l"oSS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s9e,70t
Receipts in Land Department in November. s5toOo
Earnings in II months, 1889 inl,@6
Earnings in II months, sSs..........s.,l,S2sS SO
Increase in 1889 for Il months. ss,7aS
The earnings of the Galena And Chicago Railroad
the fourth week of November were;
Is59...............,,........... SNg8
'''',s''.........''''.''''''... EEilE'
Increase. sass
The earnings of November for two yeas compare as
follows;
November siaSa ~,
November, 1883. ......................-... 1888
Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
The following is statement Of the earnings Of the
l "A Eria oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

PASSING WORTHLESS MONEY.-A young man named
Jeremiah Lane Saturday charged with attempt
ing to pass S brokenbank bill at the saloon NO 55 Spns
street m IA alleged hsi he had previously informed the
rbasri.r OF the hill He was held by Justice Kelly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05
ann and John Lewis,

SrABpING AFFRAY.--James McCann and John Lewis,
veaen ON the ship Empire lying in the East River got into
fight together Saturday night when ihe iore a. seeu
stabbed and his adversary in Eve different places nnS'ng
erous The Habor Police arrested hlcOenh ana ne
was committed to the Tombs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

FKIIbS, WEDDINGS, PRIVATE bALiS, ~
J. TAYLoz, Broadway FraDkin having the gresies
facilities IN the city VIII Furnish Refreshments cs PsI'
ties es &C. At ~ moderate prize. other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05
Rsesinf. Of Fre4uss.

Total BY IN Rostss Dee All 5ss bbl. Four 90 90 br@h
What gslg do Corn a. q5 de. Oas ~ ~ d. Barley $40
Rye, Pks Provisions, Iss do Lard sos DO WAsty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

YoUNG MEN about 10 engage in business, and
nrios sele pursuit which they beet succeed ard
Tse TO mAnn~as honor should ePhronSo
in,tiop aud Chart At FoWLRR WELLss Ne. Bresiwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05
IAdyertisemsnLi
In AnV'a GAIIERy

Has Rn~orED kOm $50 Broadway No Sts Broadway, OOr
Ger u Bieacker-sl
PaorosaArns, DAarEEHSorrrEss aud AHBHorTFHA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

aiarkets-CAREvuLLY RsPoSrKp yoR THE ~ Y. rsDyss.
SATURDAY, Dec. .. i9sa
AsHEsThe market L without chance the demand s.e.dys
sses Of bbls IS 2t for Pots and IS Is for Pearls
COT1ON-A fair inquiry prevails and sales have beos mss
al 8 SEQ bales at the annexed quotations.
EEW-YoRx CLASSIFICATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

GRo SAUNDERS'S METALLIC TABLET RAZOR
SrEsPThis inmtsble article may DO cbssned Of the sole
ssaaulacares J. $ SAUNpERS No. Astor House, and q
the vsri0vs sgesis throughout the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

Millions of Bottles Of Mira WINSLow'S S0oTH-
Iss sAur ere used every ye1 In the United States oi
ChArea Tsehing with neveranz saooesa 6sasf IL inne
ts,s sad osrtaln. oEiy Is osals bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05
compared wh the same months for the two preceding

The following viii show the value OF Dry 'toodS on
tered for consumption. Withdrawn from warehouse.
and entered for warehouse for the past eleven months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05
fAdversisemeutl.

BARTHOLF's CELEBRATED
SEwI2a MACHINES,
No. - Brosdvpy,
CosEeT Howagd-s4., y. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

(Signed) NJ n Ronf alrs
[DocrMsyr FL

NovENHxR 40 1850
DE,R SIR Ihsve received your note this morning ineos.
Ing letter from Messrs. Roberts Il CLARK.
These gentlemen right in saying that decline assuming
sponsbuy except for acts and cannot under
stand how they could owning but sms amount Of
stock 20 give personal guarantee Tor the whole Company
Their requirement il feature. There doubt In my
mind hat al proper security could have been given, for the
faithful fol6neui the Arrangement made between
10 the Board Of Directors which Committee viii 90 a. the
nse5s @ Respectfully ySsl 9o 'JasssPTISwALL
Messrs. Rsynor & Blackwell have sold lots of
land on the north side of l25ths ITO fee, east of 9Th
ay each 9 feet inches in front and by half Of
the block IN depth-tbe lots for e COO; also, ots
north aide Of ll9th-st, 25 feet east Of JJav., full
LOTS also cores in the rear 81 feet 'front.' Ie0x feet
on one side and running point in the center line
Of the block on the other-the whole for 300 also,
sle Of two ourstory brick houses southeast corner Of
81 oadway and 18th st, each Is feet froutby IS feet in
depth lots about 65 feet in depth stores below and
tenemeI t-houses above-sold for $4,000. John o.
Higgins reports the sale of % lots, being the entire
halt block on south side Of Gth, bounded by the LIST
and I'd AVE-. with water 'front.' for 81 O00 seller, Ed
ward Roberts, aso one house and lot in 36th-st, be-
tween 9TH and sth.ays Is feet inches by &c, lot 100
feet for s. 500; same swner A. c. LOOMS has sold
ots on the north side of 74th-St., commencing 200
feet eat Of 5k-ay. for 5000 p lot. Samuel Eddy
Co have sold 20 los and gores 10th and lHthsts,
between 5ib and 6th-avs for $l5 COO. The plot was
afterward sold in parcels at auction at an advance OF
5000.
eign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

The following is a statement of the earnings OF the
Buffalo, New-York, and Erie Railroad buffalo TO
Corning for the month of November, 1859, compared
III ~ saYoa month of last raar.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-26
r-ra TELEaRAn6S-
Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines, once No. iss Main Street
rRnM MAsnINcrnN

wAsHisoros, Nov 25.--Aecording to the reported
conversations with Gov WISE recently in this city, he
has no doubt Of the existence of secret societies in
various portions Of Ohio. and elsewhere the members
OF which are bound by horrid oaths only
Brown, but TO take revenge those who nsiru-
mental In the conviction Of him and his associates for
their offences at Harper's Ferry.
The letters which the Governor has received upon this
subject are from men, In whose word he places full
est confidence, but whose will be revealed by
him.
IL doubtless the belief Of the existence Of such So
cieties-numoerag. as reported IN him. thousands
OF members the purposes related that led the Gov
ernor recently, to call out additional number Of
troops.
Ii understood that Judge Douglass physicians unite
IN urging him TO proceed TO the Of Florida with
view to the restoration Of his health that Mrs Doug
las accompany him for similar purpose-as soon as
their strength viii enable them travel Il Is not yet
known however, whether he will the suggestion
Several OF the Ministers Of the Gospel YESTERDAY In
their Thanksgiving sermons earnestly condemned the
expressions OF sympathy for Brown and his
and declared that their execution due to Justice and
the enormity of their crimes.
The number Of members of Congress in this city Il dali
increasing The organization of the House of Repre-
sentaves with them the prominent topic of
ton and concern.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-26
CITY ITEMS.

hAroR's CocRr-James, negro, aged about twenty
years. slave TO Vim. ii. Ciemmitt arragued before
the Mayor yesterday morning. the charge Of
having stolen trunk and carpet bag containing about
5000 worth OF clothing etc, belonging Col Thweat
on "wednesday night Moses, porter for the Pouhatan
House, testified that "Wednesday evening he convey
ed the articles in question from the Danve depot
room usually occupied by Col T. the store VIM
Booth. on the corner Of 18th and Main streets Col T.
stopping ON the way to transact business and send
ing the porter ahead When the latter arrived ut the
building, he found no light and having assembled one
Hight OF stairs deposited the baggage within the first
door he came TO- the darkness not permitting him 20
further In safety. He knew nothing OF Oh. affair
Col Thwea came TO his early that night and mis-
sing his baggage caused search to be instituted the
next day. The trunk found In the garrett broken to
pieces and the carpet bag found in coal closet In
the building, riAed Of lis contens negro man named
Wyatt, who had occasion to call up gentleman at
o'clock Thursday morning. the accused coming
the garrett ut that hour without shoes upon his feet and
walking cautiously and noselesly down the steps. The
prisoner remanded to jail be tried for grand lar
eeny at the next term Of the Hastings Court
Frances Taylor, white woman, of apparently about
twenty-five years OF age made her third appearance
lore the Mayor charged with assaulng and beating au
old negro. woman, residing Brooke avenue. The
charge OF beating was not sustained but In consdera.
ton OF her very bad character the constant
ancc which she occasions In her ncighborhood, the
Mayor committed her to Jail and took measures to prop
ery provide Tor her three little children who have the
sadiortune TO call such vile thing mother.
In M furxu kaa ,f.N.o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-26
LATER FROM EUROPE

NEw ToEK, Nov. 25.-The Steamer vigo has arrived
here from Southampton, with dates TO the 10Th.
The French Chinese expedition Is vigorously progress
ing IL consists OF 10000 men, France and England
are in complete accord in this matter
IL is rumorcd that the Pope had requested France to
to send troops TO qucll revots in the Roman States
TUSCANY.
Tuscany, the correspondent Of the London Times SAYS
insists that il il the drift OF France and Austria to de
troy the prestige Of the King Of Sardinia thus giving
death blow to the National aspirations of Italy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-26
EOR COUGHS AND COLDS

INOR COUGHS AND COLDS
IL Browns bronchial Trochrs
Nistars Lorenges
PAsiles de Paris
Iceland Moss Paste
Jacksou's Jozenges
HverWort Paste
Alum and Hino LoEenges
Ayre's Cherry PcctoraI
Nistar's Balsam
Larognes' Cough Syrup
Roses
Jayncs ENpectorant
Cod Liver oil Jelly
frcsh aud incidentally pure Cod Liver OIL
Ana many other popular remedies
&c For sale AZ MEADE a BAREa's Presentation store
MOI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-26
FROM GEN ScorT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-The War Department has re.
ceiyed despatch from Gen Scott dated Fuca Straits
Oct 2Ith, and teegraphed from Leavenworh the 24th
as follows Two days ago, dispatched communication
TO Gov Douglas, proposing temporary adjustment ON
the Basis suggested by the President There has been
no yet No doubt the proposition Will be accept
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-26

COLLISION IN JAMES RivER.-The steamship Roanoke,
on her trip up the river, Thursday night into the
schr. Evergreen, Capt Dill, below Wards Reach and
sunk her. No lives lost. Capt Couch of the
steamer says there was no light the schr and that
Diiinorned him he had oil, aud had written to his
conssnee Tor supply, but had failed to receive it. The
steamers cut-water was slightly damaged The schooner
was from Chickahominy river loaded with lumber for
Richmond The tug boat David Curre has been sent al
ter the schooner to tow her up 10 this port
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-26

FouSD DEAD.-A man named Thomas Hartman was
Found dead in the vicinity of the Pententiary yester-
day morning. about o'clock. An hour previously he
was seen standing upon the bridge which crosses the
canal the Armory and was TO Mi appearance in cool
health When found marks Of violence were discovered
upon bis person, and it is supposed that the deceased
came to his death by violence. ardman for several
years member Of the Public Guard and is said to have
been man of incorporate habits. He was unmarried
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-26

CIScINSArI, Nov 25-Whle searching the premises
OF Alfred Cox, free negro for fugitive slaves large
number OF Pixies were discovered. Cox has frequently
been seen in consultation with man named Brown .
Neither Of them have been arrested
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-26
"rhers is no fury like woman t.,eOrned.'

GREAT ExHrnrrroS.-Dr. Beals's celebrated Panop-
deon" OF the War in India, will be exhibited at Metro
politan Hall, in this city, next week. commencing ON
Monday night IL is representation of actual occur
renees, by means OF mechanical figures, which seem
endowed with the votion of life. From all accounts
'ne Panoptcon is one Of the most extraordinary me.
ehanical and artistic exhibitions presented TO the
public The fredericksburg ddreriser says of it, No
words can form idea OF the beauty OF the scenery and
the almost superhuman precision which every Mol as
sumes In its respected parts and attitudes And We pro.
nounce t work of art which will vie with the greatest
Impossible to describe there is but way to obtain
description, and that is go and see it,"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-26

BALTIMORE Nov 25Four dul-IIoward Street s5sT Whoa,
dulwhe ~ 256i 40, being FIVE cents Corn
white stdbs6 Provisions quiet Mess si5I; Prime iO
Bacon Sides 10 cis. Whisky steady at 26S6tgI >''
NEW YoRE November active and hyh.r
skies ~ Cotton heavy; sales for the baI-, FLOUR
advanced lO2Oc; Southern g. G5I5 Wheat and al
vance e Western white li6LI5c Corn advanced: HSsd
ye old yellow 81; PORK heavy SIeGII62S Prime
ausGll2a Coffee steady at IiiSS Naval stores steady
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-26
CHEWING TOHACCOl CHEWING TOHACCOI
PALMETTO and PRIDE or VIRgINTl

Ehave for sale III street near Ridge
w eholcciot n s superior Chewing Tobacco viii sf
YIN aFo or small lots 90 suit purchasers Il put up egrfsv
Tor Guy consumers, and W Invite The public patronage
cell COSBY ANDERSON, IN Street be1u Cary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-26

Why Longer S.Gaf-Those who fortunate as
to have escaped Dyspepsia and its attendant evils can
hardly conceive the suffering that these diseases cause
The wonder is, that the afflicted continue to suffer- when
that infaibe remedy the oxygenated Bitters is within
the reach Of all
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-26
AYERS

The most eee'ual remedy which the medical skin Of
devise for this where ang Tits com
bined from the active Temedas
for the eSpuTgaion Of this foul from the blood and he
OF the from It's conseauenees Hence n
should be employ for The cure NJ not only serofua
other auectons which arse from u, such
DISEASE ST. ASrHoSTs FRE Rog, PNPtEs prs
WIS hioIoHks B,Ss and B TUsORs satr RHEUu
ScAib HAD, RisCHohH RHEurN, MEEcruf,
DsEAsts DRofY, DysPEFsiA DEnrT, and indeed Cow
fLANrs hisfSd TuoN NrsTEn uruHE popular
lief In rg 81 ~ Nod l. founded In truth for scrofula
Degeneration o. the blood The particular purpose virtue
81 THIS harsapara u 10 purify and this hud
without which sound health impossible contaminated eon
I'm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-26
No PINNsytyANt, rpoo

PmLADELPnIA Nov. 25.-The Secretary of State con.
tradics the statement that Gov Packer had rendered IN
Governor Wise the services of 10000 men to guard the
border.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-26

49, CITY, beg leave to announce myself candidate
for COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE Madison ward and
earnestly solicit
the Office, refer you u the following certificate.
Very respectfully LEWIS L. SMITH
HSSRcO Co, Nov. II, 1889 .
Mr. LEWs sNrTlnow candidate for the
Revenue for Madison Ward In the City Of Rehmond-asssed
In dulles Commissioner the Henrco conn
during the 1887 and ISIS great pleasure In sta
ting that the duties assigned him performed pnmpy and
manner highly satisfactory myself Auditor Public
Accounts and The County Court J. h KEEsEE.
nols-u Late Com'r OF Revenue Of Henrico Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-26
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
IHANCE, BKUADBENIo UU., Managera.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

INRANCE, BROADBENTs a co. having obtained
from the Legislature OF Delaware LOTTERY CONTRACT
10 continue In operation for period Of mas and
having bonds for Million Of noI-
promp, Of all
Wilmington Of for ~
purposes and IN.
County Of Delaware, for the same obeets
All rawlings under the superintendsnce Lottery
appointed by the
Prizes paid drawn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-26

Hon. DUNCAN X. McRAE.-wc regret to learn that
family affection will prevent the expected presence of
this gentleman in Richmond Monday next. His lee.
ture WILL It is expected, be delivered here later time
in the lecture season.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-26
AYERS CATHARFIc PILLS.

rW dn tue purposes OF FAMILY Physic,
are 40 composed thai disease within the
rarely Withstand or eyade them Their penetrating properties
search and cleanse and nvgorae
gansm, correcting ts diseased action restoring healthy VI
tate A consequence % these properties the invalid Who
bowed down With pain physical debility asouhhed 10 find his
ting
Notony DO they the everyday complsln Of every body
but also formidable diseases The AGENTS M
10y namel n pleased e furnish gratis American Almanac
tanning cehcaes Of their and directions
following complaints Crsnc, HtgrHra HsddcAs drisn0
yrl dtsgrdegod Nadch NaH, fadiOesipH, Tdfn 81 and
Horba i4dcon ~ ~ boicss, IgfieHcV los II IDpfts
dfHHdice and other kindred complaints arising foui low s.ts
Of thc body u ohaFuciinu Of Ia fapetl,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-26

49, CITY OF RlCllMOSD.-I respectfully
self candidate for COMMISSIONER OF THE RgVf
ton Of Jesse wherry, Esq. 's
noiS-tde w II ryrrp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-26
INCENDIARISM In w

INCENDIARIsM IN WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25-Dr. Daniel Breed Patent
Agent, to-day held in 81 900 bonds TO answer for
uttering incendiary sentiments.
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EMORY y, . a MES Is,,,, So i

uyHE oommsne. on The tsh n,
and continue q -ssss spri.g session Ne
gins the close Of the YAH also
veek. The charges for the entire collegiate year usei.
yin be to Of .heh ok required 10 be paid In advance
the tT5 ard ave
charges nfion, Rpard Fasi ooaaaoeaf l> w.
Of Their IN. "a
yards note easfsy The which offering
IT, excellent discipline. thorough fnsucton ana b.h
rank have already largest p.on
A sn college IN NE stAs FofA eA,aogas or for
ueulAr Information address EE WILEY, Prst
iulyt-dkeu Knory p. o., Va