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COAL, CoKH, 90.

COKE The prics Of Coks until further NOTES
s SSE$ HsIf SSK ' 8:
6rdsr. Promptly .a.euisd Il Ysiis corner -
'a 3. IT and 9TH and 1isd ''ss sffEe 1ss
OAK AND PINE WOOD Sesaenei aa1 M
3. a. ss1 SHELTER for sale Il SCs: a..
WOOD AND LUMBkR FOK aALK.. .Ihs
keep Il his yard. On the South sids cffhs 6cs. -
s co sPS S. ,sh sfEs;s
+ s IN hand ~ ~
pared s ssa e. loa ;; = Z: susjf sSt
LUMBER e II to srdss !. :Soss ssa 49,. =.
nR ..,.., !, ..,.,,., y; .l Y: rHlilI pIHr
WOOD, per ! sehs a Il FssS. now iss1ias -
| for sale low from the wharf
y,5ta,psz s HIIt,x IPsy =. s!eaEs;
y have sntsrsd into : C0-PzRTNEk5nlf 1slr
= 4: :S s 81 81 d & ~ 8
s1ss;. FL Vein 3
n Once corner OH street spd bssln bsAk.
r aoa-s6 36Sh n e " HiYh iItkss.
S3.7 8 Tki. c61t Z Biisnis Z n ~ q sSs y;
best anality but the many faml!ies Who ~ ~
s1 u sly. .a % sss 3s:i sife
sons who wish % ~ i. hsd' bsttsf ell g 60
"a once on 18th street. one doer bsaes Il.
Tlis coal natss - excellent fss. 49,
sL0yER Hill And ANTHRAC1x1
- COAL and coKE-for ~ wr,r,ra 3.
mo linn Near the Psfsss6srx bsses.
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18th instant, az 10 O'Clock. q Tho knuoe - -
Council Chamber Hill, II viii aelt 81 aUetSnq, IN.
me McSf HQkSES, q extra lerEe elae
WAGON, Harness and HorEo. ss1 7SsEs
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SELLING OFF AT COST,
= FOR CASH ONLY.
ContemplatIng to make change in my business,
shall, from this day until the LIST OF February,
0ne' ~ ST1 APPLE AN. AND II FANCY DRY GOODS
AT AND BELOW COST,
FOR CASH ONLY!
NV stock of Goods comprises every variety of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
generally kept in Dry Goods stores and has lately
ton sales. Having never before solicited any ia
on the score Of selling Of at cost, can assure
upon this occasion to give them chance Tor pro-
curing bargains which are not often offered TO
A. NITTELDORFER,
de- s-lm No. rs Broad street.
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ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE .
The underlined mapaisctaIss and keeps Con
"0ts sEsS ana
all sizes Bar, Band. Hoop, aud Scroll Iron.
Ko,s shoe fRoN RouNDs and
k.5sssIsi e1Rs issaA m St HON
In MI 81 Pf RPk h.s R sy e.
Sossh; saxss,r end salfey TIRES. and Quarry
40. ~ jaaEs HgNTE r B ElshHspa: Y. !,
FGHM1HN A MALE .s scG6 aoa
FHos e n a f1nes ssrnF ass:
Ao A No extras. Only Is scholars taken None
need apply who cannot give testimonials OF good
Those who desire to have their sons or wards at
school under good discipline and where they
ton, viii have an opportunity Of entering them By
applying soon. Only . few more pupils can be re-
For information, apply to G. H.. BARKSpALE,
Slip. Richmond. Va. oc2o-tlF
A TTENTION, HOUsEkEEPEk...T The
Gise0sd 81 sss,s such
Jelly ctraners; Dish Covers; oval and round Wat
Guards; Carpet Brooms; Japanned Toilet Ware; In
Table Mats; Cnder Sifters; Trays; Wood Bowls;
Meal and Flour Sfters; Corn Peppers; variety of
Travelling. Work and Fancy Baskets; Scrubbing
Brushes; Foot Stoves; Bird Cages; Feather Dust
ers; Knife Cleaners; Patent Egg BsateTs; Slay
variety Of other useful articles for sale st No lis
Broad street, by Ide lo-6t1 JNO. HARROLD.-
NEVER BEFORE, AND NEVER AGAIN.
In FOR CHRISTMAS.
Sssns OF at ccst, e MAKE r99m lor TE spTrlng
GOODS, consisting of
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1890 NEGRO HIKING FOR 7aR0

AODEAl q. A1NE.
AGENT in the City of Richmond q ~ ou ~ n e
kroes. He has had N experience Of moro chan 10
years in Negro hiring. during that period has nev-
er lost the hire of ne4ro sent t. him. The hires
have been paid quarterly, good homes and fair
prices obtained, which has given entire satisfAc-
ton to all OF his patrons. No effort will BE- spared
IN future to advance the interest and secure TIE
approval of oil who may patronixe him.
He has practiced medicine for twenty years, and
though he has rstired from the active duties kis
Profession, yet he will prescribe, without charge,
far ~ possible; much has been saved to the ON ne
erg during this year by that course.
Persons intending to send Negroes to him vii
please notify him of such intention. and send their
negroes to his office by the LIST of January. He has
for till hired out. RIO. B. LYME,
Office in basement of Metropolitan Hall.
REFKRENCKs:
Ex:- GOV. J. N. Gregory, Col. Geo. Richerson,
Judge VIM. w Crump, Judge J. B. Clopton,
Stephen Hunter, James CITY,
Logan Waller, Elder Jas. w. Golf,
w. w. WooldriGge, Oyangs,
Richmond. A. N. Bernard,
Hon. d. G. Dejarnette, Elder Geo. W. Eve,
Geo Fitxhngh, Esq, FredeYicEsbErg.
DR.. Urquart, Elder r. L. Coleman,
Caroline. Aibemdrle.
Muscos Garnett, DR.. Gessner Harrison.
EN-. Ware, Charlottesville.
DR.. B. Roy, D. M. Bernard,
H. Robinson, Peteys6xyg.
Esser. DR.. ]. EiHlpklns, Norfolk.
Charles Citp 'Cnesterfeld.
John Hunter, Louisa. M. n Walton, Fd1quisr.
de I2-dGe1m = Z
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The Negroes S3reen and Cspeiand- Kelf1fsus
services at the Gallsws-Eaansing e Geek
and csppfs- An Qufes In she NeigAbsr-
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BY James M. Taylor Z SON. Auct's.
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON 2D ST..
BEYOND JACKSON, AT AUCTION we
will sell, upon the premises, on "WEDNESDAY.
House, on west side Of "a street. beyond Jackson,
and adjoining the Grocery Store of Mr. P. J. Pitts
Tho Lot fronts about 40 feet bv $50.
TRRMs.--One- fourth cash; the balance ct 4, and
II months, for negotiable notes. with interest, and
secured by trust deed.
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TWEEN AND PSTREETS, At AUC-
TlON.-We will sell, upon the premises, on MON
DAY, Dec. 10Th, commencing at O'Clock p. Nj,
two very desirable Building Lots on the east side
Of Goth, between o and streets, having front on
l32 feet to an alley l6 feet wide.
TERMs-One- third cash; the balance at and
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by q trust deed.
de Is JAS. NJ. TAYLOR L SON, Aucts.
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HIRING.-LEWIS hi Ii attends 10 thu e.Ie 4
II CORN. WHEAT. TOBACCO, &C., ma oos.
de e@dknvIm
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nISSOLUTION...Th firm Of CIMMI
II HENSLER, who have been engaged in the
Tanning Business, on Brooke Avenue, vas dis
solved on the 9th inst. By mutual conaeat.
JOSEpH HENSLER.
LOUIS GIMMl.
RICHMOND, Dec. 18th, l86o. 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26
THE MARSHALS OF NAPOLEON I.

Napoleon III. is wisely initiating the policy of
Napoleon l., who, after he became Emperor, ere
ated his best generals marshals and dukes and
princes for particular acts or battles and thus in
famed the ambition of genius and herosm The
number of marshals created by Napoleon l. was
twenty-siX, of whom he also created con-
siderable number of dukes, generally from
the name of some field of battle on which
they distinguished themselyes-as Lannes, Duke
of Monticello, from the first fight after cross
ing the Alps in 1900 OF the twenty-sx eighteen
were created the very day after Napoleon's acces
sion to the imperial title, May l5 1904. They we're
Bertlier, Murat, Money, Jourdan, Massena, Auge
reau, Bernadotte, Soult Bruno, Lannes, Morter
Ney Davoust, Bcssieres Kellermann, Lefebvre,
Pergnon, Serrurier, the last four of whom were
then members of the Senate. Victor received his
baton on the 18th of July, 1907 in acknowledge
ment of his merit at Friedland Macdonald, Oudnot
and Marmont were appointed on the 18th of July
$500, a few days after the battle of Wagram
Suchets elevation took place on the 9Th of July
1911; and st. Cyr's on the 9th of August, 1872
the former for services in Catalonia and the
latter on account Of achievements in Rus
sia. PoniatowsN received this honor on the
battle field of Leipsic on the 10th of October
1873 Grouchy was created during i" the hundred
days'-the time of Napoleons return from Elba
Of these twenty-sx. two were killed on the field of
battle Lannes at Ersling and Poniatowsk on the
retreat from Leipsic. Besseres, who was created
Duke of Istria in 1909, was killed !by a cannon ball
from an advanced post on the day before the battle
of Lutzen. Of the whole band, who survives?
Some of Napoleons most brilliant generals
were not created marshals, because they were
killed in battle before Bonaparte became EN-
peror: for example, the two greatest in one
year, Kleber in Egypt, and Desaix at Marengo,
of whom Napoleon said that he was the most
worthy of all his generals to be his lieutenant.
OF Kleber, who was a native of Strasbourg, and
who commanded 30 brilliantly in Egypt, where he
was assassinated in 1900, and succeeded by Menou,
who was totally unfit for the command, Napoleon,
in st. Helena said:-
Kleber was an irreparable loss to France and to
me. He was man of the brightest talents and the
greatest bravery. If Kieber had lived, Egypt would
not have been conquered by the English.
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Ibe separation Of the ordinary and anac2 ex
penses Is so weak a device Of the government and
forms 80 poor a blind to the financial public, tha;
H is to be hoped for the credit OF the admins,ra. on
Of Fparce, it Will be discontinued through this systsm
Ct separahon we are prevented. however, koG knowing
than that the ordinary expcn TOR the army
swollen from 5225 millions in ls45, 1os2l millions Ia
1856 What an Austrian peace budget may 1t Is toa
rostble TO tell; bat we will take sample the favor
able year 1852 when the cost total lis 8
million horns. Counting the revenue (nel $50
lion horips and deducng army expenses and interest
on tae national debt the total Of POP As mions
mans Tor other departments Of expense ~ millions
The Interior administration, including only the police
crown lands expenses, have risen from l22 niioos
1882 to S91 millions 1856. There resua tns picture
When Austria has paid for her army TO maintain
her national integrity her creditors their interest,"
her police there remain TO her 5000 coo forms
OF annual revenue with which TO support the
the expenses OF the foreign bureau (ambassa doris
TO which these GOO not adequate though the
perie court IL managed with extraordinary irugaGty
Bui there remains uo,ning at all support the
portant department OF public justice esma ed at is 70
miAions} commerce and nayigaiou t2l35 mlots) ana
" catus' (5H mlione) clear annual deficit Ia these
three departments alone Of 100000 forms We ask,
can this contnueg
Its poesble TO make up a deficit either by lessenug
The expenses or by increasing the revenues The
last has been accomplished a vast scale; for
We have seeo that in nine years the revenues
we're increased 10 The amount Of 100 millions per
But taxation has necessarily its limits, ami 1t is plainly
possible to make up tnis Austrian deficit only by retrench
ent IN the expenditures, and this retrenchnent 10 auy
Bpprecabe amount possible only the departments OF
the army and the police. But TO make this possible
reeds successful wara war which shall Set Austria
firmly upon her feet by establishing in Italy actual peace
nteaa OF the armed which hitherto prevailed
there
If we cannot be accused of presenting Ausrias fnan.
ciai condition c0ur de rose II shown the con.
sy that tbe hss been lSiS nsstenng towards
eniie destruction Of her credit we Shall be the better
believed when ASSERT that, Notwithstanding
Der enoarrsssnen's, her military power By
iArned Austria able, two years after terrible
to destroy Nepoeons power, 3. Leipzig and
hno 70 puse 70 Pers in 1874 and 1915 Apsras do
coDuon 70 Gay not yet that OF 1911 Of 1909 OF 1905
", Pe'baIs, that Of 1903. The financial condition Of
England s brilliant the finances of France nave been go
fo1sy pjGfea and eacufnbured by present ruler and
VI" tnatces OF ar''re arc atm or P4-adoyical
~ II may tVuh1-it an unns caa 70, aeip
war bu. il mist be q slccegeisI crc
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DEATH OF A NOBLE SARDIYIAN vorIrN.
TEFR
Turin dune AZ correspondence Of

Turin Dune ~ correspondence OF london News1
When after the splendid charge Of our cavalry a, Mon
ebelo Colonel Morel Of the Cavalleggeri d Mon,esra
to- tell seriously wounded, the Marquis Medc Mlreguloo
volunteer OF the regiment, back TO ASSIST
lin. The young marquis having found tue cooaeI
among the vounoed. placed hin stray horse, aud
rode towards advancing lines. Unfortunately Tor
POOR Morei, they passed ryroean snstpsDooter,
VINO WAS lying severely wounded tue ground. As the
horses were proceeding slowly, the Tyroleaa d. Of
wrath rusned al Morein With ns hayonet aud inflicted
the desperate wound IN the back from whc1 be died
Colonel Morell Of the brave. oil ,ers of t1e
Pedmontesc army, ao5 the ysupg Seici is wor,a,y
following hs s's1s. Ia (Ne'iirtl md n1rsss
ku.ou uL1.. during ao,.os, a.a ne nss
been already decotstei .ah The silver medal OF mil.
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HUCfIET.

The most complete military character among the
licutcnants of Napoleon was Suchet, who filed foe
series of years the most distinct and even oppo-
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1905. .S,42s,C9I I'll 1854 .4l5 Al
In 1858 the annual expenses the national debt
ed to the OF 3aS eco francs against the
25tCO000 francs in lSfS and France has at present
population OF 49, 400 Co., follows that the expenses OF
the Datiopa debt represeIt annual tax OF nearly
francs per head With this il be borne in mind that
the other taxes have been materially raised during the
last ten years especially in the larger cities of France
pay for the numerous internal improvements Instituted by
the Emperor.
had last year 26S 1895 creditors Of whom only
S905 scented interest Of less than clio per annum
and 43,2S7 an interest Of between fl0 ana go. 1t
follows that Of every 100 creditors OF the British
ment over go possessed rental in 1t Of f20 The
British national debt, equally divided among all ito
hoders would average TO each person the OF 81 o0
In France the number OF State creditors, before the
Gimean war, was 725, 19O Since then, however, the
national debt has been popularzed," aud at the be-
ginning Of this year was divided among O08 6S2 hold
little one ninth OF the British average.
Supposng the moment that but one person in any one
family holder Of the national stock-as France NAV
be reckOned to contain nine million famles-it would fol-
low that every ninth family draws interest the sona
debt.
But badly as the figures show for France, Il must be
ned that Austras financial condition worse The
different stocks stood thus january the present
year
British per cent consOls. &c. or 81 per cent
FIepcn fente5.. ......1O, or 4Z1
Austrian per cent national loan 80, or So
The Austrian credit is therefore, twice weak the
British the credit OF France nearly half strong
than that OF Austria That this is natural result,
from this statement Of the annual interest
ense of the Austrian national deb! for nine years.
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AT 4S1l oents 10 the lorin equal to s41, 695 1856.
Between ls45 and 1856 the Austrian national debt has
been increased 511 million guden; ana nine years
sI 1ei8 there has been increase of 800 million gull
den There has been therefore, average yearly dect
IN the State revenues OF 166 million guden, and this
though the have been raised since lS47 from
1919 10 26sh millions. (The guden is valued at 39n
cen,s Since 1866 various loans have increased the
State deot, that at the beginning Of present
year the interest and EXPENSES were calculated
al the sum OF ninety ak million suden per aunum.
II is easy TO say, "tha s aboa 295 orins u francs
each person and thus the French still two francs
worse of than ps Bu. the difference in national pros
rerity and oevelopement makes such comparison false
The British who in 1876 paid ~ poun,s sterling 37h
rarcs per head their national debt yet far
ess burheped than the French, who paid but 81 francs
:ben The average wealth and prosperity Of upper Italy
and the Austrian crown lands may rival that OF France
but The condition Of Gacia Hungary ,Siebenburgen
triaU Servia Croatia and Provinces forming eas.
BALI OF the empire, s greatly lower, though materially
improved SINCE 1919
Nevertheless are Of opinion that the present war
ma. possibly better the finances OF Austria wh;h could
not much longer move downward the present inclined
plane. The gross of the State summed
up in 1855 265 5th million forms. suppose
the year 1858 they increased $50 millions gross
ESQ millions re and raay reckon that the
expenses the Datona debt amounted TO eighty
mlllons OF this Toe army, the nand cost
"a follows in ten years:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26
BESSIERES.


Bessieres served originally as private soldier
Take him all in all, there was no man whose good
character stood so high with Napoleon. Such was
his esteem for him, that when the corps of Guides
was organized, from which the Imperial Guard af.
forwards sprang, Restores was appointed its COM
mander. Napoleon loved him. and he almost wor.
shipped his chief. He was killed May l. 1913. In
comparing him with Murat, Napoleon said -
He and Murat were the best cavalry officers in
the army, but possessed very different qualities.
hurat was a good vanguard officer, adventurous
and lnpetnous. Bessieres was better qualified for
reserve, being iull of vigor, but prudent and Cir
cumspect.
At the battle of Wagram cannon ball tore his
breeches open from the top Of the thigh to the
knee, running along the leg in zigzag form, like
Lightning. The same shot carried away his pistol.
He was thrown from his horse and it was sup
posed he was killed, when a cry arose from the
whole Guard He was, however, only stunned.
He was created Duke of lstria by Napoleon.
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OF all the Generals ever had under me, Desai,
and Kleber possessed the greatest talents-espe
cially Desax, no was wholly wrapped up in wa
an inch shorter than | am, always badly dressed
sometimes even ragged, and despising comfort am
convenience.
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SSoOosOooso 11naaF 'ak'f
! TO market m this country ~ SACK and the
waste arising from the breaking and an,yisx OF
sfsvsgs il enormous. 1911 10
have sess handy .nd reliable little ins.ru
menf. sfyie.i .u
J. llerva Jones' Pat. Metallic Bag Fas,en-
u.s. ing.
FIR all k.aas IF sGeks winch entirely avoids this
neeal<ss ioss
tits much cheaper. for the FIRST years nse even.
than that ancient APP endsge the tow string. and
u ran be put on and taken on in cne-sk,h the
usual time.
1t can BE- attached to the sack IL desired can
be handled in cold Ueath~, with gloves mittens
on and icing Of se 81 MALE able iron. il will last
a life time.
Large numbers are in daily use among farmers
aud grain dealers. to WHOM will refer any per
son who desires IL.
To agents throa ghuut the Cninn, either loca!
or avenc, ofier the most Hisrcf iudsrsm.nfs o
purchase. will send a sample for exam nafinr.
with my terms. 10 any p ron, hy mail on receipt
o.: Tour red stamps. to prepay Postage. Pleas.
write plainly aud address, j HEkvA JONE-.
kocat,n, Winnehago Co, H.
Any paper giving this entire noti ten inser
tons and sending copy of pepper with bin will
receive prompt response. xixw
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To THE OLD SErTLERS-At a late
meeting Of the State Historical Society.
Hon WIN. ii. Tuthill was appointed to
tie sketch of tie history Of Cedar CO
T il he cannot do as it should be dom.
unless the OLD SETTLERS in various parts
Of the county will aid him. he therefore
r quests that ALL sUCU will call 1t his
Office and give him such information as
they may possess