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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-20

UCTION NOTICE-BURNHAMS FURNITURE Elk.
"A pres and Furniture Packing Establishment Once III
and lib West Eleventh street. between and Sixth ave-
household furniture Of every description boxed
ings china and glassware carefully packed and moved 70 ali
parts Of the city or country, -Four horse wagons re-
inoval of furniture the country Carts al the office Al ali
hours Of the day. Storage for furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-20

A UCTION Observation-Disclosures SALEM. l..
IA PHHIdPSs auctoncer, viii sell, Tuesday 22d inst
at 10 o'clock at All Bro0ne street. the entire
Stock and Fixtures Of James White deceased consisting Of
Horses and Carriages Stage Coach Harnesses Seiehs
Robes, Bells &c; also Lease of Stable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-20

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS sAIE-w. II. RADFORD,
auctoneer will sell Monday Nov 81. at 10 O'Clock at
Pearl street. Broadway the effects of James Robert
Johnson Gusavus Weinnger, Mary Ann Saubert
Clark Matt Peel Others deceased consisting Of
Furniture Clothing Books Oil Paintings Watches Diamonds
ewery &C. BY order Of THOMAS G. FIELDS Esq, Public
Administrator.
CAMuEL osGooD, AUCT1ONEER .-oKEIL FRANK
Monday Nov IL at II O'Clock, for of when 1t may
Gold Watches, two Gold Chains, Gold Finger
Ring Breaspn, pair Gold Earrings. Sale positive
@ & j. BoGART, AUCTIoNEERs CORNER FRANK.
y. fort and William streets will SELL Tuesday, 22d inst,
01s O'Clock, large stock of Furs Aantas. Coaks
lemen's Collars &c. consisting OF Canada Russian and
French sable Fnrs in sets MaDlas Capes half Capes Vic
Mus and Cuffs Russian and river Mnks Siberia Fitch
Siberian French Squirrel &C. &C. also large lot of
ladies' CLOTH beaver and velvet Coaks Manas and Capes
The whole comprising stock OF Broadway store also
of Wilder hreproof Safes.
CHERIFFs SALE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &
- FAIRCHID auctioneers, salesroom lis Nassau street.
viii sell Monday, Nov a. at 10 O'clock at the of
Eighty first street and Fourth avenue, the stock Of retail
and wagon. JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON MON
w day at O'Clock 45a Canal street, large and most
valuable assortment Of gentee household Furniture Parlor
Suits pier Glasses Pianos lace Curtains Bookcases Eegere
oil Paintings, china glass and Slverware extension
and other Tables elegant tapestry three ply and other Carpets
other Mattresses dressing Bureaus Washsands Stoves Sofas
Setes Chairs basement and kitchen Furniture, &C.
being superior stock, and well suited the requirements
Of housekeepers and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-20

nREDGINg THE !oyNDATIoNs FOR A BULK
h:ss and T 2 3 sSfS ss y
snlars apply WN NORRIS ONCE 81 Long Island Rsiosd
TSls ssss FRAN
ELM PARK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEMBERS ARE
= rsby notified .ss. special meeting Of the CLUB win %
transact business Of importance BY order
EDWARD BROWN, Secretary. - "o' '''Aash'
FIVE POINTS MISSION, SITE OF THE OLD BREW.
Ss X snss ar. iGs as e attend s
aos ris Is Children %
" ~ dinner A. Donations Of food, clothing money
saar e 'sas Sise: cali @
y DA .1o au.es. ------ : - = u :.
a. @ ss proposals win be received anD
BY 81 o ~ oS qss
river and building free bridge he same for buas
Be s. s % r. oass
dam and a. which place blank proportions WIN b
e sa ont II WITH "
Edwsrd H Tracy Engneer and left Al the Once Of Levin
TIE proposous 0S Sc accompanied BY the written CON
ssDs ,ssponsols parties who wi sign bond for i've
he The -
n s nS aes q e ss q New sy
county Of wss'ehsser % s Sn% nm j To Nv 40.
nAoo.s's Dan. Nov. IL issS AAD = iAAof hns'nss'
UIFTH AvENUE-TAKE NoTIcE-owNBRs or
property on Fh avenue and Washington mott
ocosk there VIII y rsvsa q sSs ssssps
.ps s'ss e. rs
e e i S sn e
on hand Warrington square 81 TAX PAYER.
r EBANoN LODGE NO. l0l, =. AND A. MAsoNs ARE
hereby requested 70 NEE. ct Corinthan room odd Eel
raj Of r NJ Samuel <. Frser - - : '''''' NC 'ane
MECHANICS LODGE, i. O. OF O. =. ARE RE
Ihirdsteet on Monday, Nov a. at O'Clock NJ 70 attend
NoTICE.-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE re-
IN tate Of Julius jacob Of The city Of New York de-
e WISE as e
ysssy + e s.y q Rsx YORK Ana persons HAVING
same for nquidason- sAMELIA " 5ACoB Esecutriz.
New YoRx. Nov lS 1859.
THh sHoDHHl0k R IHsE II sa GIssasE9ulHs
los LEONARD STREET, n T., Nov 20, 1864.
.1 s1s IN Ssas q Engine 3 and
es
Of Engine Company "a
The line WIN form in order on Sunday Now 10 .,
pher The win move thence through Hudson
street. BcSsry 70 FcassnS ST. y 70 s Sc unss.
sty Chapel
The committee appointed 70 make the necessary arrange
en for solemning the obsequies Of the sentsd DAWN
arrangements for the occasion
HARRY HOWARD
win Grand Marshal assisted BY the Assistant Engineer,
Of Ss SsM 9Sa rs ne e asas
z FuNERAL GRAFTON, by JOHN M. DwINNE1l.E,
Esq 5. UNSATISFACTORY e hsfassf5o
Grand Ha1sss 0s VI" % anaef INC charge OF tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-20

n UCTION NOTICE-A FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE,
"A keeping win dispose at private SALE great sacrifice
az their parIor chamber and dining room Furniture
including Stool and French cloth paror fur
nure solid rosewood frames covered in French satin
$500 for 1885, do covered in moquet for $l0 Eegeres
$zt Bookcase centre Tables Mirrors Curtains, Carpets
Chandeliers Vases Paintings &c rosewood chamber Furni
ture fen suite and will be made object buyers
the private residence 70 West Twenty street, near Sixth
Of the house. t0fH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-20

UCTIoN sNoTTCE.-A LARGE SALE OF $1,000
"A worth Of Looking Glasses. Crockery Glass CHINA
ns sad at e new 1Owsry On Msnssy the Est November
lures Shelving &c. Sale rain shine. The dealer has To
the month j. 8. H. BARTLETT auconeer;
VIM W. SHIRLEY, Salesman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-20

with he usual badge Of ,nSafning shs LEFT arm
The cticis.ing Clergymen. in carriages.
Hon Hon JS osn Re 81 hckSoen' wE p Kennedy
Sss SIsassSS' Pol. Justice SeSS a sssasy,
s so1Ss R NsSsa E ISSsssS aHSslPs
T fes y e Bsrn. s Re,D John pSsgnf oa
john john S SlaaEsi M T a MS.ou'e'
Philip W: Enss, James Miller s'
VIM. L. Newell, Michael Phenn,
John isss' s' Isaiah " y? 1hS y5easrs
Sasasus A. copS1sr Oliver N cnss sarphs'
sherona Band.
aa n4Ss p h nSsnf i 81 a ES SQUARE.
Mayor and Members Of Re Common Council Of The City Of
Heads of Departments Ss~ q a' he City and County.
Citizens generally.
such sociees and as have not WIN be
in The order in which they shall report them
The Of % s sassed % conform
No banner bearing political devices inscriptions win be
he Pa Bearers viii meet at the house of Engine Co. No.
arrangements the funeral under the charge Of
s&MtEI kAPc Infs c c. h,n 10
S s |S$$ !, S $ E{|a|,
JAMES JANE L RSEsEE
HARRY HOWARD, Grand Marshal
TIME FRIENDS OF GERRIT SMITH WILL FIND
correct and splenddy executed full page portrait of
NEWS Now and for sale
THE WILSON CONVENTION.
City County and State Of New York, $751; Clark Bradeu,
solemnly and truly that the janor Of Mozart
papers signed by VIM Wilson, calling Mayoraty and
Almshouse Convention at Mozart Hall this Saturday
evening" that neither said Convention other political
gathering held Of the Of Mozart Hall during
this evening" and that said hall not closed for
pairs. CLARK BRADEN
sworn and subscribed beforeme this 10Th November 1889
N. GARRISON Jr, Not Pub.
yxyHEREAs, THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE.
in accordance with an approved custom. has appointed
Thursday the oath day Of November inst be kept and OBJ
served by the people OF this State as Of general Thanks
Inc city York. hereby earnestly recommend 10 our
citizens the observance Of that day for worship and
Almighty God for all the great and manifold blessings
bestowed In His good providence city and its nhAb
during the The harvests Of the land
plenteous and beope have enjoyed abundance
Of the EARTH and have been exempt from the ravages
of pesence and city has been favored In remarkable
our borders and he desoaons Of warave been kept from
usf0r these great blessings and merces well Others
should be duty at all times to offer heartfelt thanks
Heavenly Father but especially on the day set apart
descriptions Of praise and thanksgiving would also re-
commend cessation from usual labor and employment
the day and the uniting of acts of and charity the
destitute and needy with our worship and praise
H. testimony whereof have hereunto set nv hand
the Mayoraly seal of the city New be
this nineteenth day Of November In the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty nine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-20

UCTION NOTICE.. MACKENZIE, AUCTIONEER,
IA will sell Monday at O'clock at 200 Hudson street,
large Of household Furniture advance and
Anime,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-20
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

A REASON WHY McAULIFFES wHfsKEY Is BET.
IA ter than anything hitherto imported hereBecanse is the
that Ireland, the article usually brought
this market II three years old stored 10 sherry butts by
Wise expressly for JOHN A. McAULFFE 43 Nassau street
81 50 per gallon, 80 cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-20

TIME FRIENDS OF GERRIT SMITH WILL FIND
D correct and splenddy executed full page portrait OF
this gentleman in the illustrated paper the New York
ILLUSTRATED NEWS Now ready and for sale everywhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-20

UCTION NOTICR-NKTROPOLITAN ExPREs0-
"a Persons about removing the the VIII
md y ther advantage % call on GouLDsrHs Express
and from the country; carts at all times Letters by post
promptly attended TO- Furniture packed and shipped Once
epen from in the morning 70 9 at nt9hk
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4 UcrIoN. NoTIcE-J .BouART. AuCTIoNE

"A By g. = J. BoGART.-Nonday. November, n, at II
bic Top Counsr marble top Tables ice greezers and
Jars, Tahles CHAIRS Benches, Looking Glasses &c.
n: B-The goods must be removed Immediately after the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20

bI tOLLIAM Bkffs, Aucta
/ NESnOES-We will sell his Morning, 10 o'eiool
LIZ 10 Lfeiy Negroes. PULLiAM q BITE Aue,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20
TnWooD. THE nEssDENc or W cx,,x.,

TNWoOD. THE uEssDENC * OF w a. x..~n.
II fn the County of Noftoy a W.. fo p =.
-f uiasd 20 glye mr. peson.i .iienlsn T. s ~ny.,, J
pfovensnt Of James River on.r for -. ~. nie
the county Of No,,o. a., a. y
sx miles The Junction al M. s,,h "a. -. ~
Road. and mile. Court Iioa.. r.r.
nifty thss offered person.
Handsomely Improved estate Ther. Ar. .ho,, -
ehoco.. la Am x.x ,i, =, a. ~ .Iess
originally good much lntyoyed Nv ,,,ix.,.a
bic land equally survey into Sve ara. .st
uniform shape Without speis enclosed us.,y var
plant sunris nj aua nltv ~ ~ ~. "a
secondary growth IN. .,sg g. n
Of hundred acre, which .sr,. -. -.
stock neees>ary o be tspt on the pse. t"s ''' ="
IRE 7ocsHsSafs superior kpi ard eo,.t,,
is The Yelling Il Of brick i~.I,- room.
recently u,h G ,n anu has Deen
BY An he. .rst,ss, om plans furnished
nv r..ia.nrss A. n, one among IN best eoun-
c..a VII ~ peJeens and orseketed eornces porch,
80. GROUNDS twenty ave In
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TBLHaRAMs-
Per Magnetic Telegraph Tines, once No. iss Main su, ct.
CONGRESSIONAL


WAsnIxoros, Dec. is.-SKSArs-Mr Fitzpatrick was
elected President Of the Senate pro te to-day on first
ballot -
Mr.. Pugh's resolution instructing the Committee on
Territories TO enquire into the expedency OF requiring
the Legislatures OF New Mexico and Utah 10 submit
their enaciments 20 Congress for approval was taken
Mr. Pugh replied to Mr.. Iversons attack oh the NORTH.
ern Democracy.
dseursive debate on Squatter Sovereignty occupied
the time Of the Senate until adjournment. -.
morss.-Mr. Gilmer defined and defended his position
MT singleton made speech in defence OF the South
lie should insist ON slavery expansion OF the Union
not In IT, In of the election Of Seward or Hale to
the Presidency he would claim the right Of accession
The House proceeded to ballot for Speaker Mr. sher-
man was Tour votes short Of an election. Mr. Bocock
eeived So The latter In neat speech then with
drew from the canvass He said he had permitted his
name to be used for two weeks believing Il presented
point around which sound conservative men might raj
iy, hut that hope WINS now gone. -raf n .
The next vote resulted as before for Mr.. SHERMAN
The rest OF the votes scattered among Mt least
dozen others The third vote resulted as the two prece
ding-Mr Sherman receiving no votes short :.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20

Tx SOUTHERN RISHrs AssocIArIoS-By some upac
countabe mishap the concluding pages OF our report of
the proceedings Of the Southern Rights Association on
Friday night, failed to reach the composing room and
consequently, did not appear in yesterdays paper-the
published portion OF the report closing abruptly with the
remarks OF Mr.. l.. f. Harvie, a suggestion for the
amendment OF the memorial. Our notes having been
thrown away only in brief that the memo
rial was adopted after few remarks submitted by Messr
Jno o. Steger and ID. II. London The former opnosed
Southern Convention, because such movement was in
advance of the public sentiment Of the city and the
State
Col Z. Fontaine who wore a complete sut of home
spun cothng) offered the following resolutions which
were unanimously adopted:
In view Of the impending crisis caused nv Nor,ber
reference with Southern nterestsor the purpose of
preparing for the future and give evidence OF our
sent determination to sustain the policy of non-inter
course with abolition States of the Confederacy:
Resofred, That pledge ourselves TO each other 10
practice individually and encourage in our families
self-denal and economy that may be the better pre-
pared for any coming eKgency requiring expenditure
Of money.
hesoised, That will buy nothing unless a6.olt,ly
and tndispensdby necessary which l. not of Southern
growth or manufacture, imported directly into some
Southern port and f should have to use for the
viii buy OF those merchants who sustain the polcy of
nonntercourse of the stock of goods they now have
hand.
ResoiUed, That we will encourage our own domestic
manufactures OF every kind by giving them the prefer
ence aud to satisfy all Of this our determination
viii, without unnecessary delay commence the use Of
virginia fabrics In our wearing apparel.
After the transaction OF other business of no spe
o'ai interest, the Association adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20
THE LIFE AND TINES or JAMES MADISON.
BY MON. WILLIAM O. RIVE

Vol I. syo. Cloth, s225
- 49, no W NFIETTn IN yoiruks)
MADlsONe career contemporary closely idept
"a with The Wa Of The Revolution the lsbor Of
me old ConErtss the completion Of Articles Of
e brmahon and adoption Of the Of u,UsI
states The political questions which under the "Reminiscences
o. Mahnon The struggles OF parties which terminated In Inc
eeon o. Jefferson over Adams and the complicated question.
o. foreign policy which led 20 the Of 1sp Commenced
an Terminated under his Admusratisn passing under
ese great scenes u history, the been ena
bed by access 70 the Of Mr. and other rt
documents 70 throS ngh upon many passsrs 81
We Hhst ana most permanent Interest American annals
besides me career Of Mr. Madison himself 20 connected
narrative has ever yet been given 30 the public the viii en-
brace uihenc and Illustrative notices founded chiefly on origin
Al and unparalleled documents, 81 the Distinguished on M,
~ kshA,d Henry es Adams Joy, Hamilton King
Nhetert The subject, The maie t. the frHds tr.g bs
considered The wort IN IT, desigh vel hiet n rp
Ply yet remaining and Important iisfa 10 national hs,-
- on questions which must tide deepest Interest OF
The American people. ' "
For sale AZ MORRIS Bookstore
,s~-o.,---,.--.,. 20 Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20
EIECTnICnrN.

hR TRAVERSE having unparalleled sureess in tr.t
Chronic diseases
an once IN this city few Civ. the
an opportunity OF testing the -Onde property Of MS
great Therapes;icAi agent F~F'' ~ t''N
Eeetreiiy when rightly applied, gives relief and mak
permanent Ia short time apparatus is -
widely from all others and Is made according my own o a.
medical purposes only, giving shock patient but
ing sensation, and producing invigorailng eject
Persons adyed Eith the following me call AMI
VIII wArTanJ cure In short time SICK Had
ache Neuralgia CAtaTT BTonehis Coughs pulmonary dis
eases tending 10 Consumption, SerOfuiA Hip White
tns salt Rheu letter Rash Carbuncles hurors
81 every deseTpon spinal Disease caryaure Rheumatism 81
virus Dance fs Paralysis Deafness and Running Par I'M
paired vision contracted Muscles Dyspepsia Complaint &c
neral Debility seminal Weakness Dopsy Debility Leue6rrha
whites Inflammation and ing ohe Womb Abscesse Cane.rs
and Ulcers OF the Womb In practice have Treated
womb. f-''-s " "'e
will pay any dollars for be presented where
ihaye failed 10 make a permanent cure '''
Also by us AppheAton VII extract teeth without pain During
the operation the patient experiences invfrorang ns
sensation and genial glow this has been
nounetd by OF the eminent % the faulty such
folding Bird Dr. wilson Phillips Mattencei DR. Nahsi
Hail. Prot Hunter Roht Boyle and Others greatest
Invention Of the age. $500
He has, also Female Pills for suppressians irreias A.
nv Ne'ieN 81
Once In Relvins Block on i9ih ST, Room No G.
W Once hours from A. NJ p ~; from 20 G. and n
~ Consultation FRYE
and directions for noiS-iS,
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ny ~ b. COOK
A PRMTgIaSyI ST I,11s s,LE OF nARoUCHK,

ny 4 b. COOK.
n gInav VI, nsAI0Rs Sale OF HAROUCHY.
nffcE FURNITURE. &c, AT AUCTIoS-On wTnSrsSnssty
ziAt h., Al 10 clock sha proceed 10 s.u Al pb.
TO the highest bidder, nj the "a. ece..-t an Mi.
oEe' the store Of Messrs. ZONES poron ~ a.
property o. the late Mr. Jas Winston eohsitln IN n.
Top buggy
several thousand weight Of sheaveu oa,,
~ kegs and parts % kegs. Cut Nail.
- one eighth pipes Initiating French pr,,.x s,.r,
300 or stOO Berry's Pire Proof Rrri. 10y "h'''1'p =
Iron Safe, Desks and omce chair.
dles. &c, &e ' V'' VIZ wire in hun
Also
1o't doE bo;tle- superior OH Nadstr, WIZ. o. ,, .
bottled by the deceased Tor bis us- $500 ''' anu
IIhNs 90 sALk-FOr all unds .,,,.
under flv' sixty days aleD
approved endorsed negotiable paper The term, 49, -.
Win before removal OF the property. ~ N-F"e"
- a, wM D. BUrI.ER, Adnlnl.ira,or
st ,sns..,..n OF James Winston deed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20
ADDITIONAL PROM EUROPE

BosroS. Dec. l9.-The steamer Atlantic has arrived
The London Times OF the sth says English funds clos
ed buoyant Other securities had upNard tendency
The meeting of the shareholders of the Great Eastern
Is postponed till the 9Th January The Board of Direc.
tors have arranged mortgage her to meet the La
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20

LECTURE ToNfoHr-We are graifed TO announce
that The Hon. Mr. McRae Of this State, will deliver
lecture before the Young Mems Christian Association At
metropolitan Hal tonight The subject chosen for his
lecture is The Equality Of Genius and Talent" and will
oonohes De ably treated by the talented gentleman
All who desire 70 hear an excellent Discourse, will be
more than gratIfed hy attending.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20

BALTIMORE Dec 19.-Fiour acye-IIouard Stree, az o.
Wheat steAdy-whlts ttSs6 cents Corn active
- cents white 'sa.6 ecnts Provisions unsettled e.. Pork
ZIG Bacon Sides 10 cts Whisky dull a % eta
Nkw fohk, Dee 1s.stoeks duh iower-ylrginia size,
~ Cotton quiet and sssier-Upland Mdilins IiIGiii-
flour heavysouihern fa56l5 80 Wheat qus-uhii. nonp
ally Al tl a0o0 Corn white guS3 cents y.Io.
sDso cents old yeln- 90 sl6 Prime
stSi Lard heavy Whisky duh 95S cents sugar nru,-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20

Tvs hihsH CaILpREy.--This excellent corps Of juve.
nile been reengaged for the present week
Ny the manager Of the Marshall and all who have not
witnessed their admirable impersonstons should avail
themselves Of this opportunity 10 do Master Marsh
aged about eleven years, prodigy Of hisrionic ta
ent and bids lair 20 attain high position In the role of
comedy The dancing Of Misses Annette snd Charlotte
DE- the most chaste aud graceful We have ever seen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20

Tnk BkLI RsoxRs still at Mechanics Hail. and de-
light large audiences nightly with their novel and excel
lent music. waitzes, polkas etc. are performed With
wonderful precision and the OF the bells are
Suggestive Of magnificent musical box The troupe will
perform every night this week.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20
FROM BROWNSVILLE.

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. l9th.-The latest Gdyices from
Brownsville state that the town was defended by 500
men. Corinas had been reinforced, but no fight had
taken place.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20

10 ege eough 70 relieve all rritatons Of the throat
20 prevent Yourselves to restore 70 perfect soundness
aud health, the most delicate Organization OF the hu.
man hame--the lungs-uso wistars Balsam Of Wild
Glory.
~ There's vile counterfeit Of this Balsam, there
fore be sure and buy only that prepared by n W. Fowls
= Co, Boston, which hes the written Signature OF
RVTT5 on the outside wrapper
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20

A am nov FIeprTed, and have been for tzuAI
- years ASi, 10 make TO order al s
for ladlSs. gentlemen misses and servants under
attendance Of Mr. Henry Ksr 70 the citizens =, n
mond and the iacent country faithful
Oa At No Broad street ard leave yeur orders CIV
work always hand dss-im wM p W. T.yy, 40 msne
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20

ANorHrh Nr~ cosrAsr.-we learn that corps
Of volunteers IL about being organized be called the
"Letchcr Guard" aud commanded by Capt. Martin NJ.
Lipscomb. We pleased TO see the military spirit
which has been aroused throughout the sae-one good
result at least, OF the Harper's Ferry affair.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20

IOIANOs.-R POIsTER sole agent for w.
u hnabe Co 3 celebrated Grand and s1uare
ramos Importer Of Noln., Guitars Italian slings
&c, direct from Europe Manufacturers Banjo.II vi
s e, ana Pianos hired out tuned and rspsed-
NA-A Grand Piano for exhibition few DAYS LONGER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20

[ VnmisSloNER'S SALE OF 267 ACR- soY
lana, Ia III nrico, . MILES beIov xf,',
mond, near the York River RniIroaJ on sh-
hn road near BotIom's Brid er.-As Ccnmi..,an
S psa oy decree ofihe Circuit Court Hsnrieo on o. ~
SoNeinber lS5s, In the Of
ShIistsn ke shah sell public auction OF lie i ~
h lne residence % Mr. Edward Bradley on Fanny ~.
@ Deeennoer lsos At ~ o'cllck, II
Jay thetraet ~ Iaad Of ~hch the DR. Wlan, r
.-.eu containing s6' known AZ he pas
o.ls vac adjoining the lands Of Dr. O. Carer "a %
Cedar, and Is Of excellent .nI WIN pune OAK and
IEHHs-One third cash balance AMI year. for h, -
notes and the title retained purchase bon - %
no29-ctds y ,,rr ro,, 49,
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