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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

BRoTHEFs SHOOTS SEDUcER OF HIS SlsrER-A cor.
respondent at Urbana Ohio furnishes the particulars
recent encounter near that place. appears that John
McDougal had eloped with Miss Jacobs, and after
deserted her, He was heard Of for two years after
until few days since brother of the betrayed woman
met him. without delay he went to his house, and taking
his gun confronted McDougall and told him ne must
either marry his sister die. On McDougal refusing 70
adopt the former Of these alternatives, JACOBS shot MIN IN
the abdomen McDougal ran little distance and then
FELL exclaimng, 'sMy God, am Killed. A large crowd,
attracted by the firing, had gathered round Jacobs
attempted escape but ovcrkeD arrested and put
in jail Mcnougai was seriously, but not MORALLY wound
cd, and is low recovering.
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Supreme Court-speciai Term.

f'ef0fo 1hoH' Uuu6O 1HufoH'
Nov. 30.-lrring r. Ballard ct ais. Us. Walter Fuller
Motion granted unless the fees Of both witnesses be paid
within twenty four hours, the practice in this district
being to allow parties attending as witnesses, fees.
In the Matter Of Cdlvin W Ho,oe Person Of Unsound
MindOrder commission to inquire into the facts set
forth in petition granted
Ldrinia Ldumers Henry Ldun,ers and ohers-Order
granted confirming report OF referee and appnting
ceiver.
In the Matter Of The Application Of Washington Heights
Congregational Church, Itnh dreue Ne,D York-The pc
ton must be addressed TO Justice OF the Supreme Court
and not to the Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

REYWEST Nov. 2S-Shp Monmorenci Capt Brown. before
reported arrived with oss Of broken rudde
been supplied with the former and had the latter replaced with
new and Substantial one Her injuries quite small be-
ing but 81 02 p and s5 for towage She sailed the a
ternoon OF the 2h for Havre The ship Heidelberg Captain
towed down Cape Florida by the Scottish Chief aud
from thence, with fair wind sailed the reef safely
this port The Scottish Chief towing from ship
channel into the wharf where she will be discharged the
mauder Of Der cargo Of which The wreckers
out 506 bales before they nghened her sufficient her
aoat The vessel must be badly nuredo what extent
not be asceraned an she ID locked hove The ship
Charles Croker Captain Murray ashore above the Hede
berg will be total loes Nothing saved but rigging sails and
materials The cotton between decks will nearly be
dry that in the lower bold damaged The wreckers have no
to this date landed the wharves bales the larger portion
Of which ID dry.
The ship Eliza Mallory win got off, She Is fun of
water gone and badly strained said be broken
In The wreckers saved 767 bales OF which ab,ut
800 dry the rest Of the will be There
doubts about the ability OF the dvers all lower
hold. The ship setes In the sand and the works into
the hold and gets among the cargo diving will be impossible
If the weather remains favorable thousand bales win be
saved this month.
The brig North from Galveston for YYork with 1909 bales
cotton and 5000 hides ashore miles above The Mallory
ramans when last reported.
The bark Mary Coe Capt Avery from Mobile bound 10
them from. NYork and falling In with the wreck loaded with
cotton About $50 bales have been brough, down. the bark
will be a total loss.
The Marshal sold the 18Th the csrro Of he dsmast
ed brig Wabash. The lumber averaged S5 VI The
being delivered give the Of sales The
null has sold by the Underwater Tiff ESQ, for
$500 She is being repaired and VII be rggea into brig
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Port Of New York, November 30, 1869.

CLEARED.
Steamship Columbia, Berry, Charleson-spoford, Teson
Steamship Reanohe Couch, Norfolk, &c-Ludlam He,ne-
Steamship Chesapeake, Crcwell Portand-H Cromwell
Ship Repubik G,rem), wenke Bremen.
Ship yieiant Boswor,h New orieans-Robson Fosdck.
%ss5!
Bark Venus. Atkinson, Cursooa~ boonen Graves Co.
BB A As %ssnsn SD fSs
sehr Ha,e Weston Elis, Porto kicoHI > eager;
schr Whirlwind, Maxcy, Matanzas-Master.
s ssSr s sss bsy S Horn
sss wT, Ms% Brun sas
senr ReSssca, Patton PeeTsSurs9Jas T Hunter GU
Steamer Union, Greene Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Crcassan Br Campbell, Galway Nov r. via
steamship Northern Light Tnklepaugh Aspinwu Nov 20,
Ship Artisan of Boson1 Pollard sanGeraud Sept Sept 49, passed
= ss Ssssiss with sugar
Havana old hulk Of burned
E,sSsgei Boston
ss 1. .ssas
hence for DREAMS org wave OF Fan River
sem !ons!ssn Nay mas Cobb Charleston, days, wit
SssT TS9jsss Tsy5ss Mm,ssSa w
@ sse slxe days
Schr Banquet, Newman Suffolk Va, days.
Schr Sadler Clark, Philadelphia for Boston,
Schr Ann Elizabeth Carlisle, Philadelphia for New Haven,
schr Maria Elizabeth, Pinckney Bass River 2days
s s Annie = Cake, Larkns, Toms RivnT 2days.
Dresden E1aSeiSpo for for Boston s@ hAVsn
Schr Leocadia, Small, Salem, 8daya
Schr Russell Smith, Portland, days.
Schr Ann Flower, Baker, Albany for Boston.
Schr Mary, Lewis Albany for Boston.
schr Empire. Lowell, Albany for wareham.
Steamer Delaware. Shaw Philadelphia.
Steamer 0spEsy. Kenny, Providence.
Steamer Petrel Baker, Providence.
BELOW.
Bark L Carver.
Bark Montezuma-Bo,h by pilot boat Mary Ann.
Two berks and one brig
SAILED.
Steamships Columbia, Charleston; Roanoke, Norfolk &C.
Chesapeake, Portland.
Vyfnad urinp tho dayW YER oht
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LOST SrATE-Twenty nine States and two Territories
observed thanksgiving on the oath Of November Mis-
eour will celebrate the day. in accordance with the
camation OF Gov r. NJ Stewart on the 9Th Of December
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Sid from New Bedford 10Th inst ship Ocean, Clifford Pacific
heard from sea- Aug &C. ship Swallow Stewart NIB, 400
sam Franesao SNIP sB 80
bb s.; FRANCIS Henrietta Drew Nh 600 do Java
Morrison, Ss 400 so Rhlilps F so Geo
Massachusetts Green DO; orozmbo Psase NB. 500
600 RAPID Vest aso 90
sennso NEW s 49, Oliver
GrOsssT See CSsky YR 6s ashley
wavelet NJ 500 bbls; spartan Bunker Nan.actet
GS ses S SaS ssre
Coop, NIB 4 bbs { g Richmond Ha,hswsy NIB $50 b5s;
n @ fi sssss ss.sIsns
~ bbs Midas Taman 10 bbs Forida e FISH N
TO- BIS ss assS smith sY NB .G whales ons
o:s59 ! I II Es My from Arctic
clean sarsios. whales bernia "a $50 brls; sp.edwsi
9n ss digger rs :so whales. sharon
E FsSs %a R, a. w% IKE aS.
5s Magnolia SO br seg %e.sso on Whale S Nary
s0 Dbl; 90 d Ss' Champion Ill
aiggsrs Cemueee whales; Julian cIean Good Return DO;
sa a. M s9s vi va
good trade; wsis. JisaS ssiS 70; Jason Sr
cean Caravan do Ruropa do; uncas do Geo washington,
reports her al Aner with 100 sp OIL 20 months ou-a
well
Spoken, &c.
Ship Henry Brigham, Potter hence for San Francisco Nov
ship Manius Pinan, from Boston for Guayaqu Nov l. lat
ship Ss! H pay Chase, from New Orleans for Havro
ship Nathaniel Thompson. Dickman from NOrleana for IA
verpool Nov H. of Key West. - "
Foreign Ports.
ARpRossRS Nov lied George Bradford Robbins NYork
CARpENAs, Nov 2-Arr brig Alfaretta Bbber Portland
Sid 2isL bEs Thomas Conner Gooding. Work 2d Jacob
CHARrorrErowr, PEI. Nov 9-Cd schrs speedy Leblanc
New York lah, May Queen, Barnard Norfolk - '
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
an packages and letters intended for The New YORK HERALD
should be sealed.
ALMANAC VIEW yoRR-rHis
FUN RISES. 05 NOON SETS ii 10
q
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CLEARED.
Steamship Columbia Berry Chareston-spoford, Teston
kCo
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, Norfolk &c-Ludam Heine-
ken.
Steamship Chesapeake, Crcwe, Portland-H Cromwell
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FORT LAFAYETTE. Nov 30 sunset-No inward bound YES
sells in sight BARK ro bridge for Barbados passed down
the nArrows at $50 AN. Wind Sc, light weather clear.
SANDY HOOK Nov go sunset-One brig outside the Hook;
two barks going the bay Steamships Roanoke Rich
mond and Columbia for Charleston passnglout the Hook
Wind SW, light; weather cloudy.
HIGHLANDS Nov 30 sunset-No inward bound vessels in
sight. Wind SW, light; weather hazy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03

yTTAGONS. CART, TEAMS, EUEIH Err i,
w &c AT AUG TI0N.-The undersigned. about
to closs business. will sell at public auction. on
VIZ DIN tsDAI, the eth December. econmencins
n. 10 o clock, A. NJ. at his Lumber Yard on the
Cansl. corner Canal and It'll streets. one pair ans
WoRk-HORSES, one pair fine MUL LIS, two
WAGONS, tome but little used one coal and wood
CART together 18th the unexpred license, and
will hire out the drivers.
After which he will SILL the LUMBER remain
in on hand which has been received since his late
sale. and is mostly OF superior quality, sisting
mainly OF Heart. Axe and AIS, Garden Rails, 3x4,
assorted lengths; lot of very superior select
White Pine; good seasoned W hite Oak Plank; Shin
gtes; Lime; Cacined Plaster, lot OF Doors, Frames,
Binds Counting Room Desk Ifon Safe Presses;
Platform aies &c. &C.
TERMs.-For all sums Of $50 and upwards. 4
months credit. for approved ne otlable notes. I'M
der that amount cash. C. WALTHALL.
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auct.
do
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III. g. RKE0Ann, ne 81 NV Ytsk IN.
- eeofn the cilsosna ID HsohNpaa lkat
ssa s1Naikses : x,ss y o EoksF y
~ ~ nad atadlsd nndeF the .&se EMxlishs 0eFman
ssc M y .issts snd VII sivs especial attsa
,.hArEnxseIs.--Nsw Ynvt. Rev. Dr. Heilopn Rev.
~ AdAtns; Prof A. BAsioh. Prof Howe Nsu Jar
4ercde, DR. II. n. Cahcll -
Apgiy 4 the Arlington House, on Main strset.
ITO PARENTS And GCARDIAN9 OF
RICHMOND. VA select LAsY1cAL and
MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL. opens %
the lst MONnAY In February. 1850, ct ROCK
ffdt 6s AcAp aRbHtNn pasfiafpss county
ron 70 MoSTzs.-S5o Tuition, and 500 for board,
&cs No estras Only Is scholars taken. Nome
Ne ed Apply WHO cannot give testimonias Of good
narai habits. either By. reference or certificate
Those who desire to have their sons or wards az
ssbool under ssoti discirlins and where they
viii be free from the hAunss OF vice and Il saipa-
ton, will have an opportunity Of entering them ~
appiyins soon. Only q few moro pupils can Be re-
ceived. -
For Information, apply to G. IL. BARKSpALE.
Esq. Of the FIRM Of Bafksdale & Brother, ehockoe
slip, Richmond. va. Oc Ey--t1F
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Ohio Else.lsns-Arse.. Of a ceunterieiter.

Ohio Eiec:iens--arsest of a Ceunterfeiter.
CINCINNATI Dec. 1.-The Democratic cleo
lions yesterday. Tor delegates to the District
Convention, resulted almost unanimously Tor
friends OF Douglas. The Postmaster and the
Survnyor OF the Port were beaten In Their own
wards.
.Un Thursday last, officer Reney arrested a
man on the Ohio and Mississippi train, hav-
ing counterfeit tens on the Canal Bank OF New
Orleans. The officer obtained possession OF
papers showing That a party OF eleven men
had left Cairo for New Orleans with oae hun
!red and twenty-five Thousand dollars of
. his counterfeit for circulation South. "A
party OF men from the same gang have been
arrested in 81. Louis, bat were discharged on
The 25th gii.
A Third street Bank received $4,000 in notes
On the Philadelphia Bank in exchange for
gold The notes were forwarded TO Philadel-
phia, n dispatch having been received yester-
day that they were counterfeit. Tive thou
sand dollars in the same kind of notes were
found in another Third street Ban k yesterday.
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- a = - ~ =
fiSfE pN IAN Is alyER. lN ,56f 8 d.
s " e iSa Aisise 10 AZ I
III NH IS. ~ sLAyES. Amt 1ALL He eT0gk
81 SSfE f9 ,SSseto a sAa hay. va9 MS
49, ~ ~ NILE MENi s t,ustee II 8
Ess h1s.tins date s. Nay, ls9 duly fscafded II
~ TgvchIanq county Cpurs ara y tne Hqstinxs
phe rsasc.s II NJ baaps
ia ~, on ia sne "n = Y
sir n e. a'y sc nnIt s;r nv = III
w nanis estnte s.inafsd cn am1S river and
s, 1--WE ne, cresk. caiaed IL. and now
ssl acres ars IN wood and timbsI $50 acres Il,
10 .ss;. GEL and branch s.s equal q y;
81 ~ , 1nu ~. acre. open nisn AM. nuT "a
nes viii b seeded n GOOD 90 time ts fs lie e
~, sr nj s, on ine psgs are args Y
hands,.me mick DWELLING. iuilt , nhnat ten
= ~ x" lst ~ q e r. n IL = . !, y q
q. , Z PIE Il Ell ~. SMOKE
asIaehsd; ! BRfrRR aRisT Milf and SAW
ppr IS ample s,shis seesnnodatons, good HAY
Vii, III Ens 1877 .n :, nIicn cn.mns =
iO1 negroes. 'ouase
Ai,er fIsa ..le ~ IN. FARM all tba ~ Avrc
md Pr p IA Il az q = r. tba = I Il,
soId There are 81 sLAvEs, an or near T s %
youug and likely emhracir,g w., Biscksmfis ~. .
81 SIGg i Thf
a !. IN ~ tne e.
essmated e. a. ooc Il ~ naTs Hny
StlIsK ~ ~ "a 80 8 81, 2 = g "
and IN M rS G, ~ t ~ Ny AZ ~
AKIN stiEp HGGS r. u Tat;na ~ We n and
era,,on ia g ~ ,h ina R;wa NV uonsa
Csnri ING IKE anor sa hanawna
cnn ,ne aepse ana thas
~ - ~ Gun s aho
tsera are f Sa =. Tug =. a. or SAFE,
A this aces np inn;cias a. ~
Ing esae for tbe osesy naa
iargo "a riv ana ovarv ~ oStceonniuuttlon q
far ths nsa th ns . J. nnu ~ pIoPeIty upon u
and A. ot nsce viii as m,epossu 70 pl chase
fnn;en ~ stp .han IT, iecL WIN an oppor
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- 1890 --z-.z.
TELEaRAPH1C N8yvu
fRRroRrTD Fos TIN RICHMOND ptsrAFCm.1
Pcs marsssss Telegraph Lsae--O 1Sce, 10 Eexle
Ss4cSs MasN Sfyerf -
EXECUTION OF John BROWN.
SCENES At the SCAEE'OLD.

rY.RLssrowN, VA. December a.--The mill.
,ary assembled at o'clock this morning. and
.peTe ,os;ea en- the field leading To the place Of
e%e,etion, aud also at various points as laid
sn,xn in the general order. Everything was
s1n1n,ted nader the sxficteSt military Siisti.
,gfns as If the town was La a state Of siege
Thn mounted scouts were stationed in the
,,ss 10 the left of the scaffofa and nicset
cnsfdS were stationed ant toward the Saen-
ssndasa mountains. In The rear. The military
- 1hp field termed two hollow squares
W.,hin the inner one was the scaflold. and
,a,x.eaa the ianer lines and outer lines the
e,.izens were admitted. no one being allowed
onttfie OF the line except the mounted guards.
Al eleven o'ciack Brown was brought oat OF
ali sccornpanied by sheriff Campbell and his
assistants and Capt. Avis. the Iaiior. A small
wagon. conE6iafag = Waite pine COMA, was
driven M on which Brown TOOK nus scat
Il, companies OF infantry, n rifle company,
and company ct cSvalry. anG me Sfenerai ana
his s,aff. ,ne latter nnmoerlng sS ofiieers head
- ,he procession, when moNea to""sos 'ne
pla>s Vi execution.
\, minister OF the Gospel accompanied
Brown. he desiring no religious ceremonies,
r,insT in the laIi or on the seafold. lie locked
rsln,iy around on the people, fully self-pos-
sasSrd He mounted the scafiold with n !irn
stem. has arms were pinioned 10y The sheriff
He bid farewell TO Captain AVIS ana sherih
Campbell.
Al naI-past III the trap of the scaIold W a
nailed away, and with q few slight struggles
The prisoner died.
The body was placed in q coffin. and snhse-
Quentiy carried 10 itarper's Ferry. under a
strong military escort, 10 be delivered 10 MS
wife
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By f.. b. Cook, Auct,

HORSES. MuLEs, CARRtAGF, HUG.
II GY AND HARNESS, &c. AT AUCTION =
I'm SATURDAY Sd INST, at 10 O'clock. will sesss
az the horse mart, on Council Chamber Hill ia
rear Of Satharland's stables. several Harness and
Saddle HORSES, anon st which il \ very larse
ha,,6 yeaIs DID, ueF iectly sound and reinii e "a
large. Young, we'll MILES; sold for fault,
the owner having no further use for the M 8s
ALSO
second hand CARRlAG 4 and HARM ESS.
second hand No. TOP BUGGY epc HAHN ESS
in &oad order.
After which, several very fine Mich cows.
dee e. b. COOK Anet
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oE~g NICE OF HOUR 1T
e Es,is q ls.z--s <STARTING TO PORTSMOUTH
tESTrzxT--elS AND NORFOLK AND REHEfs-
MILLINERY.


EHCI NELLINERY, No
~ AT MADAME SONS. ASAg
* My stock of MILLINERY is nov LIZA
complete. and receiving constant supplies vi the
latest fashions from the North. am always pro-
vided with select assortment, anQ ain enabled to
sell at very literal prices.
The best assortment 81 II EAD DRESSES and
DRESS CAPS, to he fourd in the city.
Madame SON, No. IS Main street
Country merchants are supplied at New York
Wholesale prices. no22-dlma
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Northern Narkets-I BY TELReR PHI

Fis-I i PHI
ANEW YoHs. Dec. 2-Cottoa weak-ssles of $40
halss-Uplands mifidiing lie Flour declined l0c.
Southern S560G575 Wheat declined az cents
Southern white " 40: red Sl25 Corn buoy ant
Va lrw, new. ~ E57. Pcrk irm-nes - Is u: prime
SO 50sll. Sngar hrm-Orleans IA Gs',. Turpen-
tine duli. Rosln firm az Sl.6oal.55. Rice quiet.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2.-Flour qniet Wheat has a
declining tende ncy-white ST. GOAL SO. Com quiet
~ lits. new, 60a63, Provisions Quiet-mes, pork
slsT5Ri6; prime Sll; Bacon sides i0fI0,4. Whis
ksy quiet at 255a.
Sales in New York, Thursday of SO 0'0 Virgins
SIS $50 at a2a&, $1,000 do. ECO ST 92a, and $40 900
10. 1T So
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FlkST-CLAss PREMIUM

ICY Mt1ILlNch1 EaSsTEZ
MRS DEMELMAN, on Main, be aslkl
tween 18th and 18th sts will open her FALL and
WINTER MILLIN cry of BONNETS, GAPS,
HEAD DRESSES, &c. A great many other ar
tieles, too numerous to mention.
a rich selection OF MILLINERY GOODS to
which she would particularly invite early cali of
her customers, visitors to the city. and the pu bile
generally. All the Goods viii be sold at very low
prices.
BLEACHING and ALTERING any kinds of
Bonnets. equal to new.
oc l2-d2utH MRs DEMEI.MAN
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B,PFALo, December 1.-The propeller Mil
wsukie, from Chicago, bound 10 Buffalo, with q
:argo Of provisions, came in collision with the
schooner Tiffany, in The Straits % Mackenzie,
sinking both the vessels, which will prove 81
total loss,
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; Marine pisas.er.

NORFOLK, Dec. 2.-Sehr. Charles, Of Ban
gor, from Florida, bound for New York, is
ashore ri Mays Head, n. c., with lumber She
ia breaking up.
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. rr,i,er Tarred ana Feu.h.red

SAVANNAH, GA. Dec. p Fisk, 4 slave
dealer. aud resident Of this city for several
wears. Ia native of Massachusetts, was tarred
and feathered to-day for uttering abolition
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Ey Thos. W. Eeesre lAucf.,
(Chice corner 18th and Cary streess.J
HORSES. MULES, WAGON An

HORSES. MULES, WAGON AND
~NM1ICH COWS. FOR SALE AT AUG
CIT ON.--Wtil be sold at ths horse aueftan
lot, on Council Chamter Hill. on SATURDAY
MORNING December Sd, commencing at 10 e'clk.
several Saddle and Harness HORSES; threa rs
four MULES; one very superior farm WAGON,
iade at the Pentsentisry, in complete osdsr, hav-
Ing been tut little used
Also veIy fine MICH cows. with Young
calves. thus. w. KEFSEE,
de 2 AuctioneeY.
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COAL, COKE. &C.

fss oM a FL rihNERsH ip.NTs npdslsis n:
y have entered into CO-PARTNERSHIP, dat
name ard style of HILL & FISHER, for carryinx
on the W00p. and COAL BUSINESS. on Basin
or ANY ordsrs left with SrEsBINs i PuLLES: No.
l0I Broad street, or with CSC. ]. HERRlNG, No. %
Main street. will be promptly attended to
M. Office corner 9th street and BASIN bank.
4 TTRMs.-Cash JANE S HILL
no2s-sm JOHN w. FISHER.
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r, - 3 II ,gF LAM AMI AEHiRENSE bA1Aa
htGHMOND.-ln pursuance nf the pSsvisIon of =
aeed O. trust to the unde ~ AsfHh chst
fatel the 9Th Of March, 1856 and fuls ferUFded III
the Gle rks Office Of aenr.co County coarf I.akslt
sean the premises. IT public auction the his ~
sst bidder o. SATURDAY Y. the ID dss III pecs -
he next III fair; IL not, the tair day thefaa
sefs cammencin. a. II o'cioek NJ a smai tract cf
land called SUMMERFlEf.D in the county n
Catholic Co lego .racf 4 = - -
The tract contains a. ceres and has mann IL :
ccmtof table DIV elm house and all necessavy out
houses for the accemmodat,en of smaii fan.iIy.--
lis prex nity to the city rvndars il very desirable
IS suburban residence and also q N, .ket ear
house fer 81 500 until 4th January lSJ0 nv intey-
est In which viii be transferred TO the purchs
TEEMs.-Cash for M much AZ will be M cessary 10
satisfy the purroe s OF the decd say about "a q.
FOR the balance. upon cfedi; Of IL msnths. with
interest from day Of sale; satisfactory security, By
deed of trust otherwise, to be given for deferred
payment Tffush trnssee I am required 10
sell for cash yet the .pu chaser will be aba to ar
the cash payment. IN
The title is. believed to be GOOD but selling "a
trustee, shall convei with special warranty ony.
c. g. GHISWOl.D, Trustee.
Sale conducted BY JAMES N. TAYLOR 4 Son,
AuctS. mo - "a
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7 oeEsMITHING. BELL HANaIN0,

7 OGE SMITHiNG. BELL HANGING,
II SILVER PLATING. hc.--The subscriber has
lust returned from the Northern cs ies. whore no
has laid in lsre suPpl, of m, e, 81 the he:t
ING, SILVER PLATING, etc, and invites pub
lie attention to his business. He has entlos cd tho
hest workmen to be had. and is prepared 10 mako
70 order every kind Of Lock, to ia BILLS in the
best manner, and to do Silver Patn IN sts lie BOT
to be surpassed by any establishment in this coun-
try. AL his work is warranted, or no sale.
After an experience Of many sears IN this city,
and an acquaintance with the beet Lock makers in
this country, he fa,ters h;:sself that be give
satisfaction, both As to workmanship and prices,
and therefore solicits orders from town aud coun
try, which will meet with prompt attention.
Persons wishing 10 have LOCKS MADE or REPAIE !.
I'D. BELLS HUNG in sas style, or SlLvER PLATING
executed q superior manner, are invited 70 call
mt his establishment, on 10th street, three doors
south OF Main, where they will he attended to at
I the shortest notice.
Orders from distance. sent through the Post
Office will he immsd latel, Slieds and Bell Hanging
done in any part of the country o. CIT, prices.
Address VIM. w. SNEAD.
Silver Platter, Locksmith ard Ball HANGER,
Or l7-dsln Ieih street. Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03

EnSOME FURNITURE AT AUC-
Il TICN,-On TUESDAY, 9Th inst, at 10 o clock,
Will cell AZ my store. large lot OF FURNI-
TURE, consisting Of
entirely new solid OAK BOOK CASES
entirely new solid MAHOGANY BOOK
CASES.
MAHOGANY WARDROBEs, BUREAUS,
SIDEROARDS SOFAS. TEVE-A-TETES.
LOUNGES BEDSTEADS.
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES.
MAHOGANY and MAPLE CANE-sEAT
CHAIRS, &c.
MAHOGANY JENNY IND BEDsTEAD.
/ MARBfEToP W AsHsrAND.
Z" CANE SEAT ROCKER
LOUNGE and MATTRESS, CANE SEAT
CHAlHS, CARPET. &c, belonging to the Rev.
de 3 0SS~' : ~ - +. B. COOK, Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03

BosToS, Dee 2-The Massachusetts, Legis-
lature-both Heuse voted down a resolution
u adjourn in honor OF Browns memory oa
he day Of his exscution-to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03

$50 tons English Refined IRON, 10 store and re-
seyng per ship Lte DIRECT from h, I..iyerpoo EN-
Rounds from 4 to IA inches; Squares from u to 3z
inches; Flats from 4 to = to 6xl and l2xss inches;
uvS ss from e e. men, nan Evas ir"n a 10 men:
to Xxx inch; NORWAY Rail Rods. Hoops. Bands and
Sheet Iron. Also. 20 tons Swedes Iron. assorted
sizes: s tons English American and German Steel;
for sale by EDWIN WORKMAN 81 CO.
dc 2-dScw2m