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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-16
DIED.

On the 18th instant, at quarter to o'clock A NJ,
at the residence of her father, Mr. HillIard Alley,
Mrs SERESTIA AUG USTlNE, wife of Mr.. Peter
P. Bland, in the 2lst year of her age,
Her spirit fled at early morn, of hfe-tmes fresh
ming bloom,
To seek Brighter home beyond the GOODNESS Of
the tnmb; .
Altho' we're left to here. her gentle souls
above,
Sheltered by the throne of Grace. and Gods eter-
nal love.
The friends and acquai ntances OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend her funeral. from
Grace Street Baptist Church, ny the Rev. Dr.. Je-
teri thls't + riday) afternoon. at O'Clock.
Ma Petersburg papers please copy.
Yesterday morning, 18th instant, GEORGE, son
of George and Mary Jane Bargamin, aged II
months.
The friends of the family are requested to at
tend the funeral from the residence of his parents,
corner Of Cary and I'd streets, thus afternoon at
o'clock,
In Baltimore. on Monday night last, the 18th
inst, Mrs. EMILY L.. DIMMOCK. wife of Charles
II Dimmock, son of Capt. Dimmock, Of our State
Guard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-16

NE s,esirs 70 cali especial attention - the
pumbsr OF tho Weskiy DispastA published this
.orutue. Ii contains theconciusion OF Moxis
Apprxs, Biz Story" about the Happiesi
roup,e IN Richmoud,. with some reflections
shsrerpon which will not fail 70 command
- in,srsst Of every reader she speeches 81
f,uar,xo and EvIaErr in Boston, and the
,rrocsedinrs OF the Union meeting In Phiia-
Aelnhia: an abstract Of Legislative proceeti-
t,ss and the debates In Congress; Editorials
r.,eal and General News; Report OF the Mar
rees ana other Interesting matters, too nnme-
rous 10 ,p~cify. Call at the Cou nting- Room
mi, morninx. Price three cents per copy In
~rappsrs four cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-16
Anfi.AhaIitian Pledge.

The pledge against purchasing anything of
abolitionists, to which we have already called
attention, has received the signatures of many
of our most influential citizens, and is at the
counting-room of this Office, where we invite
all who are friendly to its patriotic objects to
call and sign. II will be observed that, as far
as practicable, due vigilance will be executed
TO prevent deception and imposition. There
is no more eff1cacious mode of reaching the
abolition conscience than through the pocket
nerve, and we hope every Southerner will play
upon that "single string of sensibility as
vehemsntly and persistently as the fanatics
play upon the everlasting topic of Abolition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-16

EA Books FOR THE HoLIpAYs.-Greas Crowds
and Great Excitement az the GIFT BOOKSTORE,
Isl Main street.-We invite the attention OF those
in want of BOOKS to this col lection. which is be
fered in this city-all of CHI will sell cheap
and little cheaper than cGn be Ind eiselohsrc. Also,
with each book, give YOU Present, OF value from
so cents to SIS. We offer this month greater in
ducements than ever to our customers. each
one so far testify-so far this month having Civ
en- to our patrons seven gold ard Eve silver
WATCHES. also, any quantity of BRAC FL ETS.
Books as chesp as our nelshbors We have lust
received the most MAGNIFICENT ANIMALS rub
shed, for 1850: Munich Gallery 81 p xtes; Book of
Gallery of Cele. rated Women; Gallery of Famous
Poets; Hogarths Works; Life of Christ folio,
Albums in rich PAPER Machie binding; all the
standard Poets in elegant Turkey Morocco fooled
edges. done in Paris. something entirely new. Ali
the standard Books in various styles of bindings
Remember a GlF I with every book. Cali at once.
da lift
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Abolition Sneers At Commercial Nom Inter.
course.
The Boston Journal says:


:" U seems TO be . difficult matter for the soutb
,s 70 cHtry out Their whn OF terceurse
Win the North. GOV. Wise yecently exwan led
xX,uS Hartford bu,in sharp's rifles ard re-
snd now the Rockville Coma Republienn "a :
ny re American Mills, in that village have al,
0Ioes from the South for cloth for the uniform ~
mhiIsry company down there which Is scared
southern friends are so enamnred OF British man
ss 4. ~ they prOiess 10 be- why do thor not
$40 10 Mancheeter, Ensiard for their cloth OF
- not puy British uniform outright, as their
ss"patnies run that way 70
The New York Express reminds the Boston
JssrHat that the fifteen slave States consent to
me protection or from twenty-five TO thirty
Per cent for New Engiand, New York. New
Jersey and Pennsylvania manufactures.
Whereas, II the North forces dasunion on the
oosfh. the products Of England will be brought
Aere duty free, and ihe tariff b levied on North.
am producttons. Siili, we admit the di6lcul.
y u accomplishing the non intercourse; bu,
Its not n1OSe sai11ent than similar obstacle,
Walsh our tsshsrs Ovsrcame Id the Revolution
Aet cur scaunfeer companies resolve 10 wea,
ettlnfnes eicthss rather than subject them
ESessses . any more such tannts as those OF IN,
neston Jssvaal. A. - the purchase OF arm
~ Gov. WfsB ID Hartford, TO shoot abolition
assss Ne are quite willing to purchase aboIitio,
eons = kill nbolifionists with. until we ~,
aAnMetuge Ne same article Tor ourselves. 8
Dssaereeaols - u tns necsasiiy ofour pureh.
sing wsapoaa, Il u III All events NOT i. -.
e.see1ai - their ssliins them for the purnos
q - inning ineir own relatives aud frieadss
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The several companies OF U. s. Artillery,
numbering about $50 men, which were dis
patched TO Harpers Ferry, as guard to the
y. ,. Arsenal Ihefe, just previous TO the exc
cation OF Jonn Brown, returned to Fortress
monroe on luesoay morning.
meeting OF the true friends of the South
anu ooutneTh institutions" residing In
Smyfhe Co., held meeting at Dec. court ito
auop. sucn measures as may De deemed neces-
sa.y An 'ne present efisis
"A Tree coiored man. named George Wood
mouse, osea SATURDAY morning, on Chnrch
street IN Noiioih cry, ageo Que hundred ana
aWen.y years 100 Hs was oorh IN Princess Anne
'o.n.y ~ i.'s
an - De no. tue tennessee -egisiasure
pronipiting tue marriage OF double Hrst cou-
narsrts are brofhers or sisters or bsathers and
Sisters -
~ nsy, S;ad &C. b :; sr res,sanna !,
VIII, MN ov.s,. MI Wonsam sast 81 - 81 I
yanead ads A'A1' -. - -. , - ' -
II t,a ,a.. Cav Sroa ,,sr a., waanasaov Mr.
SHERMAN gov m soass anu anu MI ID. h,oc c', 30
ballot
Mr. Daniel Bruce a native and resident OF
King George county, was accidentally drown
ed on Wednesday last, by falling from a
schooner into the Potomac river.
" launched at the navy-yard at Gosport on
wednesday last She ID third class steamer
The steamship Europa sailed from Boston,
Wednssday with sixty passengers, for Liver.
L u "
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STEAMBOAT CoLLIsIoN.-Early Wednesday
morning the steamboa Vanderbilt of the Sto-
ningtou line, when abreast Of pier |. East river,
New York. collided with the Hamilton aven ne
ferry-boat Montauk, Gu ,ting her down to with
in eight inches of the water line. The VAN
derbilt was also badly injured, having tel
stauncheons broken and her stem and a por-
ton of her bulwarks carried away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-16

PROTECTION OF MARRIED WoMEN.--An act
for the further protection of married women
is before the General Assembly OF Missouri
II provides that all property beg ueathed 70 the
comes in any way possessed, shall remain
hers, independent of her husbands control.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-16

UNION MOVEMENT IN CoNNEcT1CUT.-A
printed circular, dated Derby, Conn, and adj
dressed to the CONNECTICUT Manufaetur 8
proposes Connecticut Manufacturers Con
vention, to "settle a line of policy which shall
place each and every manufacturer before the
eyes of the world as he is-a promoter Of union
or disunion.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-16

RANDOLPH MACON CoLLEGR.-A correspon-
Randolph Macon College, says the President
is in Richmond, in order to consult the Gov
ernor and solicit the Legislature in reference
to granting a sum between three and four
thousand dollars, for the establishment Of a
Chair of Tactics at this Institution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-16

II 1t was reported, last night, that dis
patch had been received by the Governor
stating that CoPPIE and Cook had made an
attempt to escapes that they had succeeded in
getting upon the Jail wall, when the sentinel
fired upon them and drove them back.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-16

ACCIDENT TO PARK BENJAMIN.-As Park
Benjamin, Esq, was proceeding to meet the
congregation which was waiting to hear ms
lecture in West Troy, last evening, ne slipped
upon the sidewalk and broke one OF us
ankles. The accident was severe and pain
full one. 1t will, of course. compei MN 10
forego his engagements for several weeks.
(Albany Journal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-16
1880 nsGRo HIRING. 1880

ISOU. - lSOU.
EDWARD ID. EACHO.
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
b. rns DEE.
and directly opposite to ,. ~ @ ordon I Sosss
RIc sssahoisi,a- v fsGi1x1
6 The snbso,lber you'd responsibility inform his
9as IA 4
TATE NEGoTIATiNG e I0AN MS COLI E Ec1 Nc
BONDS, NOTES and OPEN ACCOUNTS. and at
70
~ socits . continuance ri the same esl
Persons lntendinE 70 send me their servants from
the country, Will please do so early after Christmas
day IN order that good homes and good prces may
NEGRO HIRING FOR 1880
lNfne SUBSCRIBERS again offer their services to
'ns sSis 1 Fo II H ffRn OUT NEGROES
I'd and Ss r e.
I'VE s,;s ss'ssS . ne ..I. q n kind. q COIN
msns. w. RAwI VII Pssi HoILA ln SsYSa''sh
Ia ls,h street. betvesn MAN and Cary,
LAT Az ao5bsc Kaa caEEaPES
THAN EvER.-At No. ~ Main street. you car
S .ss shs:sss. Dr. ssd @
the Money; 3,ooo yards beautiful Cotton Fringe III
"A At s snS ashsr M pair
g s sn e. e
astonishing low prices; 4oo more Of these chesl
large Iot Of ladies' While Kid Gloves "a iss cts
the cheapest French needle Collars in sstts
only 80 ard hIzher. cheap for double the money. :
4 Mann s. sssss ss c sssss
cts, worth 70; the finest quality al LAnslxle an.
York Mill At i1 OTIS selling At other places At Is
shisa rss & GA IS e..
| o., worth twice the money; caseimeses and Satl
coaEs .csa
ing. Shoes, and great many more Gcods TOO ~
AlI ssk e ! csIl from svers eoay = soon = 20
nds 49, - sSsss is s s No M.ia g
nlN6OEVT1ON or PARTNERSHIP. =.
~ The underalgued hare this day dissolved I'll
| partuership kither10 oxtstiux betweep the!ns .
ss ss ssss ga pssss oss e ss
ssaanst ths cOnesfn Afe reSs3ea1aA g sstele Mt
HIM. ~ 5nlsH ~ xf f9fh Ssa1
Riehmona, Dse. 18th. lsiS. 5
q vstharsvins from AZ psrsnsssAip. I ~
aasils sssaasas' re SF Al
MI KMnk4a On Tf3E LEG 1IsA ~
~ We World call your atte to csr s.ofs ss
Ssessnsas csssIa!sis as||s: Mp % I, e q g
sse ssss S 3 NO - e %
sF slnll .' ~ y $; AK Z :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-16
MARRIED

On Wednesday. the 18th inst, at the residence Of
the bride father, BY. Rev John Turpin, Mr..
ALEXANDER c. billiard to Miss COR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-16

Suor BY A SENTlNEL.-A young man named
VIM. McClary was shot in the leg at Martins
burg. Va, few nights ago, by one OF the SEN
tineis of the town, named Jos. Moore. 1t app
nears McClary refused to stop when ordered.
whereupon the sentinel fired upon him. The
wound is not a dangerous one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-16

RESOLVES RETURNBD.-The Legislature of
South Carolina has directed the Governor to
return the resolutions of the New York Leg
islature on the slave trade to the Executive OF
that State, "without comment"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-16

FIRE IN NEwARK.-The cloth factory of
VIM McMnrty, tlase Halsey Il Robles) In
Newark, N. j., was partially destroyed by fire
last Tuesday morning. Loss s5,000-insured
g3 5e0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-16

ALBERT CuRRIER, nominee Of the Citizens
party for the Mayoralty of Newburyporf,
Mass. was elected ON Tuesday by 80 majority,
beating +. ]. Coffin, Republican. In Lowell,
the same day, the election resulted In the sue
cess of the Republican ticket. Benz u Sar-
rent was elected Mayor by plurality OF Joo
votes over Sprague, (Citizens' ticket.)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-16

A DIsINFECTANT.-A mixture of plaster Of
Paris and coal tar, in proportion of 100 to 3,
forms'a valuable and efiicacious disinfecta nt
lately discovered and highly approved of in
Paris. 1t must be thoroughly mixed by grind
ing or pounded in mortar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-16
NEW BOOKS, &c.
CIR ROHAN'S GHOST

GEO. r. BALDWIN.
40. s. Mar g. opposite s.. Charles Ho,el.
b jane g. Aasn Win bsaan II
:, tons I2m I'D seth; price y cts; .,.,,..
p Bosan sud se ao CLOTH s
rHEs koR Rqts's Su Sf9fsS B. Edmond About
GERM ni SS.RG.n By SV Edmond About. l2mo. ooth;
Lessons AT THE CROSS. By Samuel Hop
kins =, lsTe; cl 9Th I asS. uv. 60, ,ha s;.k
s and Suffering. with an intredaesion. By Rev.
Tfsp%p gp lfIe f9sS f. MEN
Of aIifs's Evsnins: ac., I 9. l2mo morocco,
So s1Ns'sn sH $50 Roman.. lano CLOTH
sABBasYTiH TALK with Little Children ON the
sAbB SalI'f z ERf fo ABSSUT JESUS By the au-
THE SseF % f M %b 6ucK Tx s0s tale e. the
Morse. With thirty coored illustrations. By
AnSr SE G SSsf fs and other pretty
q ny Shdhe9a and B. Tsans s
scription to please the little folks. de l6-lt
ook OUT new E%R R naE F FoR ah1lSfEN
Bi BLE STORIES IN BiBLE La LANGuAaE. Ten
Mo 'I!sisIs9!G'TFk S5 I'll STORIES With eolorsd
BABY NiGsHHT-cAPs By the author Of AUNT
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THE Ea1 B6as sPu 6W v roy MAKER. APr.c.ical
Illustrated Guide to the Useful Employment Of
leisure sur, H Su i, 80 sss r.u.
False Tales, from the German Beautifully IL
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wE WEI BEGUN Is HALF DONE; or. the young
Painters andsF lddlehaus. Tales from the Ger
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THE BOYS Book Of Modern Travel and Adven-
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TITANiA. Tales and Lesends, from the Germsa
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love oof csoSiUsNTRY; or, sobiesti and Heduis
CHlLDREN's TRIALS; or, Little Rope Dancers.
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A WILL AND A WAY. Handsomely illustrated;
THE FAIRY BOOK. Illustrated with 81 cuts
THE sP hAs aRR0s sss:si
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"
SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.
Bv John A. LANCASTER & Son, for the tceek end
inx Dec. Is, 1859.
virgi MIA per cent. Registered Bonds, iales SsOh
Richmond City Bonds, sales S94A and int.
Petersburg City Bonds, last sales s94 and int.
Lynchburg City Bonds, last sales $50 and int
Norfolk City Bonds, last sales $50.
Exchange Bank Stock. last sales Sl06.
Farmers' Bank Stock. sales 8 los.
Bank Of Virginia Stock, last sales $72a:
Richmond and Danville r. r.. Bonds, guaranteed
virginia ACE Central r. r. Bonds. guaranteed by State
City Of Petersburg Bonds, guaranteed by State OF
Va. last sales SOS and int
lanes River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by
Richmond Fire Association Stock last sales $50
Virginia Fire and Marine insurance Stock sales
Merchants Insurance Stock, lasts ales s5s,S.
Virginia Central H. e. LIST Mortgage Bonds, last
sfss &c Ssa. as r. R. I'd Mortgage Bonds,
virginia i and rennessee r. r. LIST Mortgage Bonds,
last sales &S2a and int.
Virginia and Tennessee r. r. 2nd Mortgage Bonds,
virginia and Tennessee X. r. srd Mortgage Bonds,
last sales S79sk and int.
Orange and Alexandria 4. r. per cont. Bonds.
Orange and Alexandra r. r. per cent. Bonds,
sales $50 and int.
Manassas Gap r. r.. per cent. Bonds, Last sales
South = SIDE Sss K K L. bonds last sales ss4sS
South Side r. r. Bonds, guataateedb BY Petersburg,
Richmond ss Frcderickshurs and Potomac Railroad
virsinia Central Railroad Stock. sales ESQ.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, sales
RieSmond and Danville Railroad Stock. ia.r salsa
James Kiver and Rsnsvha Stock. last sales o..
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PoRT op RICHMOND, Va, DIG, q ~
Hirk Walsr lAis .isy ltidsyl sX s,sieea.
R1YlEn.

ARRIVED,
Bark Weather Gaze, Mckee, Nsw York, sugar.
Sshf. Ma nchsslsr. Nslson, New york, mdxs. p.
sshr, Thema. Page. Robertson. PhiladeIShis.
sch.. iifssa R.y, creetmors. cabin Point lun-
e. sshr Emily Ann, La,fsld, Philadelphia coal. 9.
schr. 4. G. Bunting. Philips, Eastern Shore, osts
and potatoes, 10 Capt.
Echr. Hsvrc Dc Grace. Fields, Chickahominy,
lumnsrs L. w. G'asebrook.
Schr. Abertins, Jones. James River, pihets'
siooop New pacfes, Grsy, smith6eld, wheat, A.
SAILED,
echr. Exit. Gray, Norfolk mdxe., W. r. staples.
Echr. Roeeanna, Brown. down the river, light.
Hohr. Zeno. Fields. down the river, light.
LIGHT HOUSE OFFICE.
NORFrLK VA, Dec. lst. Hwy
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BAT
AND TRIBuTARIEs---POToMAc 8RAPPAHANNocK
AND JANIS RIvERs The Upper and Lower Cedar
Point ght yaascls, Potomac river; tho Bowler
Hooper's Straits lixht vessel and James Island
light vessel, Tansier Sound. chesapeake Bay, will
he withdrawn from their stations for the winter,
between the 18th inst. and tho 9Th January next,
and their stations will be marked by spar buoys,
The iron can and nun huoys in the above named
rivers will be removed At the same time. and spar
buo,s win he substituted during the winter.
Due notice will be siven ofthe return of the light
vessels and buoss to their stations. in tho spring
BY order of the Light. Honse board.
JAMES H. NORTH, Liaut Y. n,
de 5-eod6t l. H. Inspector, 9Th District
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-16

MISTAKEN IDENTITY.-A gentleman from
Newark, N. T., was arrested at the Hotel du
Louvre, in Paris, and carried before the Pre-
feet of Police, where he was examined two
hours on the supposition that he was Mazzini
in disguise.
Snow fell in various parts of Virginia on
Wednesday. There was very slight fall in
Richmond at night--the first of the season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-16

rnrr.esouaence ii ~ Richmond Dispasch.
! ssn..s 81 1aixss GeNtydlfM including Chytst.
rsas--les--1AS Hog Msskss --frsfgat Ssastsftss.
LrNcHBuRo. Dec. H.
TnelfvSly appearance Of OUT streets, together
with the noise, hustle, etc---the number OF the
sovereigns Of the soil accompanied ~ rustic
country beauties wrapped In ample folds 9!
crinoltne, hurrying 70 and fro with rapid
stride from store 10 storB, the hearty ana
ioyotfs iaurh Of the little urchins, the
i,lekS36r nhtx OF ssCuf1eo'' that would
Indicate that he IL the happtest Of the
happy thrOng, all 60 to show that there
Il q day Of pleasantly ahead, that Christmas
IL approaching that the time IL not far distant
when Santa Claus will be invoked BY the
young ones to shower down his richest bless
ings on their devoted little heads.
I have been informed that people were en-.
gagged in housing Ice near Bristol, Tennessee,
during the cold snap we had last week.
Hogs still continue plentiful in our market.
Worth so per hundred.
The receipts Of the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad for the month Of November, LOT
freight, was sl3 9G7e2; tickets, $50 $780, II; maxi
ing total Of S7i,4i6.93.
Subioined il a statement Of tho amount oil
tonnage cleared at the toll office Of the James
River and Kanawha Canal, in this city. for
the fiscal year ending October list: Tobacco,
SEQ 444 lbs; wheat, "a, 3s5,511 lbs; Hour. a.
si2.53S; tobacco sems, AZ 26i lbs; copper ore,
, 98, ass lbs; pig iron, ASIA u20lbsj manganese
ore, Si6iUl lbs; manufactured tobacco 7,4Ss,
COS lbs; and other items of freight amount.
ipr TO $1,000 tons; the probable vaiue OF
which is "a 81, COS 90. The month OF Noyem-
Der last l4279 479 lbs. of freight was cleared at
the same Office. ". N.
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NORTHERN ELECTIoNs.--In Mancnester,
N H., Edward w. Harrington, Citlzens' can.
didate. has been elected Mayor by small
majority over the Republican candidate
James Dana, Citizens candidate, mas peen
elected Mayor of Charlestown, Mass, ana
Theodore Otis, Republican, Mayor OF Ao4-
bury. Mass.
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RICHMOND AND YORK
(ef4 - RIVER kAlLRoAD.-on and


AAX after MONDAY, December H.
1859. the regular Passenger Train will leave Rich;
mond daily texeept Ssrdays.i at 6Az A. NJ. Viii
leave White House daily texcept Sunds,s)a at A
PM
Tho Accommodation Tram will leave White
House TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS at 8 A. NJ;
Richmond TUESDAYS and sATUkDAYsat ~
Pm.
Passengers for Norfolk and River Landlngs leave
Richmond Tuesdays, Thnrsdays and SATURDAYS, 81
81 A. NJ. connecting with steamer Curils Fecs,
Capt Thos. M. SouthSate. Returning. the Curtis
Peck leaves Norfolk MONDAYS. Wcdnesdass and
Fridays, at ga A.. M. Fare 20 Norioix or kivei
Landings, 81. PASSENGERS breakfast and dine o.
board the steamboat, both ways.
PASSENGERS for King. and Queen Court House,
Urbanna, Northern Neck aud Baltimore; leave
Richmend Tuesday and Fridays. st 81 A. NJ
PASSENGERS for kim William Court House and
Walkerton, leave Richmond MONDAYS and Thurs
days, AZ 6is A. VI. Returning, leave Wakerion
same days at az z. NJ.
Through freight for~arded either way daily,
Satnrdays TH0S. r.. SHARP.
de l6--ts Superintendent.
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MONEY MATTERs-ExcHANGI


NoRTHERN ExCHANaE-On New York and Phila-
delphia u y prem. .
Such OF the Stock Bank notes and of the Bank OF
the Valley, as not taken by the Banks, are at
discount of "a ~ cent.
The notes Of the Trans Allegheny Bank are Is ~
cent discount. Bank OF Kanawha, no sale.
North and South Carolina Bank Notes h0x "
cent discount.
GOLD and SILVER i per cent. prem.
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- LADIES' FAIR OF ST. JAMES,
&C. CHURCH.-There will be sale of use
full and fancy ARTICLES by the LADIES OF ST
JAMES CHURCH. commencing on MONDAY
CHANCES INSTITUTE.
REFRESHMENTS will also be provided. and
on SATURDAY CHRISTMAS TREE will be
exhibited. de ids
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nA RICHMOND THvArFK.
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. 10.
POWERFUL ATTRACTION,
POWERFUL. ATTRACTION,
- !" i1'' = q : - FOR THE BENEFIT
FOR THE BENEFIT
FOR THE BENEFIT
OF MISS LOUISE ARNOT.
OF MISS LOUISE ARNOT.
WHEN WILL BE PRESENTED
WEN WILL BE PRESENTED
WHEN WILL BE PRESEN
MRS. LOVELU'S EtEGANT PLAY
MRS, LOVELIfS ELEGANT PLAY
MRS. LovELL'S ELEGANT PLAY
OF INGOMAR,
OF INGOMAR,
OF INGOMAR,
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IA Persons desiring to have numbers of the pa
per containing all of this Story, can procure them
at the counter at ths usual price.
Orders from the country for the same, accompa-
med by four cent postas stamps will be promptly
attended to, and the copies forwarded by mail.
dswS cwts
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THE BARBARIAN,
THE BARBARIAN,
THE BARBARIAN.
And The WANDERING MINSTREL,
AND TIE WANDERING MINsLREL,
ANU THE WANDFRING MINSTREL,
WITH WILKINS AND HIS DtNAH.
WITH WILKINS AND HIS DINAH.