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1859 FALL TRADE. 1888.
A. MORRIS.

BOOKSELLER, A p nSkEifi STATION
Err. AND DEALER IN MUSIC, PIANO
FORTES, &C., &C..
Would respectfully invite the attention of COUN-
TRY NJ MERCHANTS to his unusually large and
general assortment of BOOKS, WRITING PA
PERS, BLANK BOOKS, CURTAIN PAPERS,
ENVELOPES, Nj CSfC, STATIONERY, to-
gether with general assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
embracing as complete an assoItment as can can be
LISHMENT IN the UNITED STATES, and upon
terms So fair and as LIBERAL.
EA- We only ask examination of our stock
from BUYERS, knowing that we supply their
wants IN our line, To their entire satisfaction, both
az To PRICES and QUALITY OF GOODS.
au Aft
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAT-
81 ATTRACTIVE AND HIGIyT.v sw
PROVED FARM OF 10 AcREs i IL MAN. ~

- pnhnT,TlIKAGTIyE AND HIGHLY IN
RICO couNTSYm Two ~ % Nj AfGiH Sc j ~ Ss HEN
WNISEsArMffpN " n BETWEEN THE .cANAL' ANb
MIA nslFH IAN LIAM ROAD. FOR SXIE.-Ths
1hat suants, and the buildings hereon. far IA
da.cp a@s ri T ses d fseiI9i
new built Of brick. and succeed in heantiiul MI.
and green house attached II il m nartect cr3ss
NJ niVin I'D peen recently painted pspered and Wilton
parlor and dining rooms are fir".hsd co. snu we
msntels In front of the DWELLING Their. T. = bosms
thu Tower Garden seonndins in choice iiewers,
shfupeeTy; &c. In ADDITION to the dwelling there
,ss larse barn. with stable attached, iarse SaicS
kitchsn, neat cottage for overseer. tobacco barn.
red lands. 1t is only necessary 10 view he dvsi Ill.
ing to be charmed with its beauty and comfort.
given, and if desired real estate in Rcbms M os
neg roes bonds. viii hc taken in xcbanse:
tie n pay pa Ha o seay ,ns
1t VIII De rented out for the next year to careful
'0 aa 10 apD' StSopDIN APpERsoN. Aue.,
~ M0ND FOR SAIE--The undersisned. and
.-A ing that his business requires his resden, in
country place at which he now resides .a enjled
:, occaneechy," on the Westham and Grove Street
t h2ass abo a1ss s, s ~ fs hs
condition. The HOUSE is built of brick and con-
Ssas Ss sTy SM cf ,ss
SERVANTS' APARTM ENrfS. are annls ~ and Sl ~
good repair. The STABLE, CARRihfiE
HOTrSE and COW UOIrSES are larte ,nd -
good order, The, GARDEN and ORCHARD are q,
Ts sa sgsfd With pd d. choice nS fruit
treas II raraIx th.t - 49,; t nnu sna a
ed for sale and he ;nv,,es the M ,h
want of rno,ii si'o vi tnose IN
to coii and ie, = Ie'.ea. nsa' tne ety,
home everv evan,ng nrtar 'c,oeh M sup" ~
nia,s,'ra -, b;s Z. 20 y oosA a,u WI taho
h ~ sh1iwins W any one wisninf 20 gnI-
ed nj @ y q ~ a WI w eis.
'o que a neA,. TOT TERMS &cs Apply e rr,rx
- aa No-ui~aW WIS 5oIlN r. w hEN.
Sxse A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
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INDIA RUBBER PENS!
MADE ENTIRELY OF RUBBER.
MANUFACTURED UNDER
n n u V + 1 PIG = TIE A. TIC


g OO D Yk R,S PATENTS,
BY THE INDIA RUBBER PEN COMPANY,
81 LIBERTY STREET, Ngw YORK,
Are for sale by Booksellers, StationerS, and Rub
Der deale generally throughout the United States
They have all the Ri asTICIrI oil the quill without
ise spatterns and scrapng of that instrument,
ithe points being perfectly SMOOTH and will last
longer.
They are, likewise, superior to the steel pen, in
that they are MORE ELASTIC, WEAR LONGER, aud
WILL NOT CORRopF.
The Indie Rubber Pens are peculiarly ada pied to
the wants Ct ettoS, iawyer clergy men, students,
and professional sn sene rally, being less tiresome
To the hand, and more uniform IN action, than any
other pen now IN use. They are cheaper than gull
pens, and are offered at a price not exceeding that
OF the best steel pens
The India Rubber Pens are put up in boxes, con-
tanning one gross each, with holder at S. per gross
and Will be mailed, POSTAGE FaER to any address,
upon receipt of the price.
liberal DISCOUNT allowed to the Trade Colleges
Schools and Public Institutions Address
js 2s-3mH Office 81 Liberty az Nv
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Paus Church. auT-6ts
BOARD, &c. .-Mrs. Z. B. MENTER has taken
- the house on 5th street, between Leigh and
Clay, which WINS recently occupied and kept as a
Boarding House by Colonel Crockett Mrs MI
can furnish ROOMS and BOARD for several fami-
lies, also, Rooms and Board to several sinsle gem
tlemen. For terms, &C., apply at the residence of
au 25-3t MRS. +. B. MENTER.
BOAR d. NG.-Persons in want of BOAR y. can
- find desirable rooms by apply ing at the EDfI Il
streets. 23-Iws
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

: - -
AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF DEEP IN
"A TEREST.-Now ready
TEN YEARS OF PREACHER LIFE: or, Chap
1sr an Aus,o95H x w and sa hs
Basso One neat vol. l2mo.. 81.
DISCUSSIONS IN LITERATURE AND RELI-
GIoN. By VIM ]. sasnett D. D.; vi 20.
RECR EATIONS OF A SOUTHERN BARRIS
TER; with an introduction. BY Rev. 4. u.
THE IMMORTALITY OF THE SOUL. and the
Final Condition of the Wicked. X. ". Lands
THE SCHOOL OF CHRIST; or. Christianity re-
eceiyed in its Leading Aspects. By Rev. A. l..
FURTHER SUPPLIES OF. STEPHENS HIS
TORY OF METHOD.SM; 2yols., So.
LIFE OF ADAM CLARKE, b. D., Ii. p. Eth
soTTHhEsRN METHODIST PULPIT. in different
bindings. GEORGE l.. BIDGOOD,
AGENT Methodist Depository,
auE-2t Over Knowles Walford, Pearl ST.
uARPER'S MAGAZINE
IL FOR SEPTEMBER,
Received at
SMITHS News and Perodica al Agency.
Main street, near the Post Office.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
LESLIE'S MAGAZINE.
GREAT REPUBLIC.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
PETERSON.
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HODGES CO.'S TENONING MACHINE
- -PATENTED BY DAVID HODGES, of Suf-
folk, la.-TbIs Machine is now manufactured in
thus city, by DAVID l.. PARKER, nIf-owner of
the risht and We take great pleasure in calling the
attention OF carpenters and cabinet makers to it's
merits; feeling confident that it will recommend it.
sell, alter an examination. For further partlcu-
lars, call on the maker. near Haxalfs Mills, or on
us who have taken the agency for the sale Of these
Machines. SMITH L HARDWOOD
=, - Importers of Hardware, &c.
N B.-A liberal discount allowed Hardware
Tau 23-lyl U
NOTICE.-Personsh having NEGROES to ye,, in
- the country. or who wish to sell them private
Y, vii lind ready sale for them by calling on ms.
next door to Puuam & Belts, on Franklin street,
at the hlshest market prize. We will go 10 tho
country and buy, if persons wishing to sell desire
1t. All communications addressed to us will be
au 1-d&wlm DAVIS & HUTCHINSON
FRESH GA ARD SEED
Cabbage SEED, assorted, very superior.
Lettuce SEED, do. do.
Curled and Sibe rian Kale SEED.
Received per steamer from Thorburn Co.. New
York. For sale by
au B-ts EO. W, TTSC CO.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAMReAp,t
Genl Sup'ts Office, Richmond, Aug. Is, SO.
Tn CONSEQUENCE OF THE A X g Il
amount of Wheat and other produce arriving
come necessary, and TINS is to give notice 70 whom
I may concern, that ALI produce, after heing aH-
loaded from the cars Is at the risk OF the owner OF
consignees and ii not removed frem the Depot
within 4s hours after bsins unloaded, will be stored
an is-imifI THoS. DopAMEAp. lien. sup't.
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BOARDING.


- FRONT ROOMS, suitable Tor families.
Mrs. +. w. BASS,
Sho:, Tower House, Grace ST., End door above st.
Paus Church. auT-6ts
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THE TUNSTALL HOUSE.
Il L A n
CARPETINGs, CURTAIN GOODS. &c.

We respectfully invite residents of and visitors to-
the city to examine this season our stock of CAR
PETlNGS. CURTAIN MATERIALS, &C.. which
We think more extensive and varied in assortment
than any we have before offered and which we
now have ready to exhibit at our Carpet Ware
rooms, No. 25 Main street.
Giving our individual attention to this business,
and importing large portion of our stock direct
from the foreign manufacturers, we are enabled at
all times to supply honsekeepers, at prices k0cer
than eGn othsrDtse ordinarily be afforded. in the
following description of goods, viz:
CARPETINGS:
VELVET.
BRUSSELS.
TAPESTRY,
THREE-pLY.
INGRAM,
VENETIAN,
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All for SEPTEMBER.
A LIFE FOR LIFE; by the author of John
Halifax" so cts.
NEW YORK LEDGER. LEsLIE's NEWS,
nARPER'S WEEKLY, PILOT, and all the papers
for this week au27-2t"
THE FAMILY TREASURY OF SAB
L BATH READING-A Masazine which should
find place in every family. Subscription price
only ftee dollars a year. Parts and II. now re-
ceived. and subscriptions taken by A. MORRIS,
~ NJ ain st.
CONTENTS or PARTS |. AND II.-1st. Practical and
Devotional Papers; I'd. Biblical Treasury; Sd.
Hours with Living Preachers: 4th. Hours with
Continental Divines; 9Th. READINGS with the
Thsologlans; 9Th. Home Lessons for the Lords
Day 9TH. The Children's Treasury sth. Biokra-
phr of Eminent Christians 9th. The Treasury
Pulpit. or Choice Sermons for the Family and
Home Circle; 10TH Narratives and Incidents of
Christian Experience llth. Poetry. original and
selected: 18th. Papers for tho Churches.
The object of the Magazine is to furnish proper
reading for Sundays. It will contain articles writ
ton by the most eminent clergymen, of all Chris
tian denominations, both in America and Eng land.
and yet al donoInlnationasm and sectarlanism
will be eschewed in its columns. 1t will be issued
on the first of every month AL 26-3t
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NOTlC E.-W hereas. the County Court OF Hen
rlco have il IN contemplation to change the To-
cation of the Poor House, the undersigned Com
mlttee are appointed TO receive PROPOSALS for a
suitable location Tor the new arrangement for that
tersons having suitable property. situated at &
distance not exceeding ten, nor less than three,
miles from the corporation. requested To COM
municate with either OF the Committee by written
proposition. They will state the location number
of acres, character OF the buildings and price of the
property.
- The property at present occupied as Poor
as mas be selected 10y the Court. from the lots Of
fered. JACOB s. ATLEE,
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]. u. kEESEE.
] JACKSON F. cHILDREY,
MILES c. EGGLESTON,
JOHN a. ii ,GTCHES0N.
4
Henrico county, Aug. l2th, 1859. au I5-Stawtd
"A

A LEXANDER GARRETT,
IA CARY ST. 20 DOOR BELOW 18th,
Adjoining tie old Coiem biaa Hotel,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTAND
DEALER IN GROCERIES,
P PfTnSan and Ede IL 5Siand aqthnS
lar attention paid to the sale of all kinds of
try produce.W HEAT, CORN, FLOUR, To-
BACCO, OATS, &c.
lhave made arrang cments with Mr.. JNo. Nj. 2HEP-
PARp, Jr., one of the best judges and statesmen of
tobacco in the CITY, to attend to the sale of all to-
bacco consi ned to me.
Il return my sincere thanks to my friends for the
liberal PATRONAGE heretofore bestowed upon me,
and hope, by strict attention to business to merit
a continuance of the same. au 19-d&w3m
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JAMES NJ, TArLog 4 sos, Aactioneers.
an 4--e& ytds

TsAy-YARD FOR SALE IN L0UIsA.-on
/ TUESDAY, the l3sh of Septemher next, We
,sabia II ANNERY now 10 operation and IN good
repair located IN LOUISA eaanty, on fne Meohan-
icsYis road. ~ - very aesraiae secatson . lna
neisEberhooa and in half mile OF good ssiss
mill and saw mtIl.
au I0-dfi5S HAGbHAN& Bow i<rss,.
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BY Jas. NJ. Taylor & Son, Auct's.

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON isTH
STREET. BETWEEN CLAY AND VENA-
upon the premises. on TUESDAY, the Esd day of
annSnst. commencing at "A o clock, r. NJ, the neat
8rIck and Framed House, located above, and
formerly occupied by Mr.. Edward Kersey.
The House has eight rooms. and is suitable either
tor a dwelling or business stand. There Is on the
lot a well of good water The lot fronts on 18th
street GO feet and runs back the usual depth. Sale
without reserve.
FERNS :-one-third cash the balance at and IL
months for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured By y trust deed
au 10 JAS. nj. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
EA- he above sale, in consequence of rain, is
postponed TIL WEDNESDAY, the 3Ist day of Au-
gust. at "a o'clock in the afternoon,
au "a JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON. Aucta.
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BY Edmond, Davenport Co., Auc.,rs.

CARGO OF RIO COFFEE AT AUCTION.
" On WEDNESDAY. 3lst August. at IL O'Clock.
or after the Sugar and Coffee sale OF Messrs. Dun
Office. head of the Dock, 1.eol bags prime RIO
COFFEE. ia double bags, direct importation, per
hris Amy Warwick
IL 4 r..
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BY E. b. Cook. Auet.


RYItKTUE OF 4 DEEDOF TRUST. axe.
80 eufea e me os Joseph g. Rittershonsa and
THURSDAY September LIST. 1858, CONNIE . ac,,r ~ ~
10 efock, A.. NJ, at the store on BROAD street he
as Millinery establishment, All the PROpEBTTsvs
sed BY said decd. consisting Of Bonnets
articles used IN such establishments Aso.sai |, he
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Musical In
Also, the K Ely OF the store.
TEgMs-Cash for sums under $50 Cor all sums Of
that amouat and ever negotiable notes satisfacto-
rily endorsed. SAM'L +. BATLY, Trustee
Sale conducted by Il. B. Cook. au 2S--tx
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A UCTJON CARD,-The subscriber Offers kis
"A services az AUCTIoNEER to the citizens Of
Richmond and the public generally, plsdging his
care, feeling assured his experience Is an Anc-
toneer viii enttle him TO share OF public patron
IA. Once in rear al d. N. Jones' store, No. 7e
An is-snl - ]. II, DIGGEs.
WADswORTH. TURNER 4 co. have just
" rssaiyed superior virginia manntactured full
ed kERSEYs. Also, blue and black mixed SAT I'll.
NETR, suitable fdg neryaatss nd field hands, wkiel
WIN lie sold at very low pFiset. lin
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Land Commissioned II. & st. 10.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, June Hath, 1859.
2I-d&w4ms

Sc LAND FOR Ell offer for sals. prl-
q y yately, = TRACT OF LAND, situated on the
Of Ran AcRss TS
land lies ws sp SSss dsf
and having upon It two beautiful building sites.
renders il very desirable either g county S rssi
c ass s saSf as ~. ss
ssa Is NEWLY Tss . oes ss
s fd e. ,s sne sP w :
at public auction. Persons wishing to purchase
are invited 70 call on me and examine tne laad.-
's sn s. iSs'a'' HUGH NJ. HUTCHINSON.
sss FOR SALE.--A small RACT OF LAND.
6SH on the New Bridge Road, three miles east Il
and aa hs MIN g ss Eands q Mrs. Dr.
S. A. Hart and others. The above tract CONTAINS ~
n nh II has upon It very GOOD OWL
LING HOUSE, containing Of e rooms, With
sss saa !. q as sSa sas
Of grain grass, &c.s and would make most dess..
ras ss1ssass sa Hd he
and gusno, can be msde = denrahis farm, ~ ne
ass .s ss +. se r. sss v f:s
above property is offered for sale privately On Up
eral and accommodating terms, or would b "
changed for city YTsss%sTtts i Ags''H iooLLApAY
= ,s.h street. between Main 1 E:cb nassss
-. uCHIsWICk,' FOR sALE.-The mh-
scrlber offers for s,e, pnyassly, his rAa seai
90 called ]" Chiswick, !" situated ~ mtiee sfSt 9
Richmond, on the Three Chopped ros0.s a ns5s
are no of Land ncludinx nLa "a
n isn SOD heart The whole isiaelossd sod diva'd
The ecssst o. SsslIsn Z. oss ~
vim rod htrn. corn house spoke house. ntchaa,
ice -honss, de-, &c. The gTchayes arS s "a
and iruit choice. The health 81 tho 1iaes eso-
verbally good. .. ..., "A exa,ps.
inc fhe pre4lfses for themselves.
AIso two good COWS for sale;
IL SIM UEo. y. 6AALL.
-. E0R 1AI.E--A smali r ARM Of one hundred
9 Acres, one mile boy ond the termination q ta9
s2E Mechanicssiiie Turnpike. alpqt ssx and han
miles from Riehmond. IN an exeeilent nsttnopf-
hood and in the Immediate vicinity gt or q Mo9N
aim re hes The improvements coneiet 81 QN9as-
inz With four roaIna. and Ill nseessaEy out p1i0~
inss, all Of which are new. Also, IN ofckef1 ~
Id viii be sold for ous-fouvth cash; ~ R4lAaee
ON credit Of one two and three yearA ytta m4sf-
est. Posssssica rivsn inmsdi1fsl{ TkXB6X& "a
iva-u - Dyoad street. Rjehmsa1.
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NALIABLE vAGANT Lott on THE

SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN. BETWEEN
zoTH AND 2lsT STREETS, AT AUCTION.-By
request of the owner, who resides in Mar, land, we
VII offer at public sale, upon the premises on
TUESDAY. the sd day of August, commencing at
3 o clock IN the afternoon, very valuable vacant
lot on the south side Of Franklin. between Goth and
2lst streets. 1t fronts 43 feet on Franklin street.
ard runs back the usual depth.
This property is particularly adapted for a tobac
co factory; Persons desiring % secure such prop
erty would do wei! to attend this sale.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash balance ut g. IL and IA
months, Tor negonabie notes, interest added, and
secured by q trust deed.
au5 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON. Aucts.
"a The above sale. consequence of rain, Is
postponed till w WEDNESDAY. tho 3lst day of Au-
gust at az O'Clock i'll the afternoon.
0u u JAS. NJ TAYLOR & son. Aucts
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GUGAR. COFFEE AND syoLAsSES AT
- AUGTION.-On WEDNESDAY. the slst INST.
at II o'clock, at orr wharf and warehouse ut
Rockets, we will sell the cargo of the Indian
Queen. say
2io hhds.l Porto Rico SUGAR, good to
II bbls. choice quality.
l54 hhds. Muscovado Mo- ASSES.
$50 bsJls. n. Orleans do.
ALSO,
500 bags Rio COFFEE, direct importation.
TERMs-lInder Sl00, cash; over 500, months
credit, for approved paper.
% DUNLOP, MoNCURE Il CO., Auct's.
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DERUyiAN SYRUr Nj HOSES MEbi-
+ CINES--A fresh 81 ppy for sale by
JNo. w. POLLARD, Dfuggist, FtAN =.
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---71-S .S ~. s. 70
tOH srsE "A, 4 ~, L0l ON VENARLE
1obS IShtEET. NEAR TO MoSBY STREET
Foh sAlE AT AUCTi0N.--Wiil be sold At
suctlon' on tho premises, on WEDNESDAY. the
I. N, the HOUSE and LOT located "a above. nov,
IN the occupancy ofhirs. Mary Ann FERGUSON, am"
Lenuel Powers 0 va AL
TERMs-one-thlrd cash balance ut 4 md
months, for NEGOTIABLE notes Interest sddaS 49,
title retained till last note be paid '''''
au rs GODDfN x APPERSON Auets
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NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA AND U7AIH.
Arrival Of the California Overland sB1sL

Arrival Of the California Overland HBGil.
ST LOUIS, Jan. a, 1860
The overland mail with datce from San Francisco the
10th OF December, (our days later has arrived bore
Three through passengers with the mail
The passengers report meeting Mr. Pardee the express
man, 800 miles beyond FL Paso eleven days out. He
would probably maze the trip in seventeen days
Business at San Francisco dull
rich quartz bad been discovered in the suburbs
OF San Francisco.
The ship Henry Brigham from New York had arrived
at san Francisco.
The news from Fraser river was more favorable. The
last steamer from Victoria brought down two hundred
Thousand dollars in gold.
General Harvey designed opening military roads be-
tween the various military posts in Washington Territory
The from Salt Lake says that the United States
Marshal had been prevented from serving process
Brigham Young by the guards of that worthy and that
expected Judge Sinclair would call upon the military
TO enforce the orders of his court
-Four hundred troops had left Camp Scott to guard 60
vernment animals winterng in the valleys.
Ben McCuloch was at FL Paso, en- route to Guaymas,
Sonora.
The Camanches lurking around the mail stations
in threatening manner and had already shot of
the Mail Company's men, while hauling water
The Apaches were friendly. About four hundred Of
them were encamped at Apache Pass.
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despatch stating they. had landed at Omoa and that
revolution was doubtless effected at Leon before the LIST
Of January but there is the best authority for saying
that the President has received no such despatch.
The Committee Commerce of the House have by
one majority agreed to report bill repeating the fishing
bounties effort will be made to pass it under the
operation Of the previous question.
The death of General Quitman will be announced to1
and that Of Mr. Harris, Of Illinois, on next Mon
day.
The House Committee will on Thursday take into con-
sderation the subject Of organizing Territorial govern
ments for Arizona and Dacotah
bill for Territorial government for Coono is to be
introduced by Mr. Cofax 1t embraces all the recently
discovered gold regions Pixies Peak and part of Kansas
Nebraska Utah and New Mexco-nearly all being taken
from Kansas and comprising about 122 square miles,
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Married.
CARKsoN-BARTON.-h this city, on Monday evening
Dec 20, by the Rev. James Mlett at his residence Mr.
JOSEPH L. GARRISON, Of Greenwich, Conn., TO Miss AMELIA
c. BARTON Of this city.
MEIsKR-BoARpMAN.-In South Brooklyn, on Sunday.
JAM 2. by Rev. Mr. Heuson Mr.. CONRAD MKlnKR of NJ
remberg Germany, to Miss ELIZABETH BoARDMAS, of New
York.
Memphis papers please copy.
PATTEN-CRowIKY-On Saturday, Jan. l. by Rev. Mr..
Adams, SAxuKI p. PArrES of Rcckland Me ELIZABETH
S. CROWLEY, Of East Boston, Mass.
Boston papers please copy.
vAnSAME-SIEGHr.-On Thursday, Dec. 80, by the Rev
c. s. Colt, Mr. AARON VANNAME Miss PHKBE ANNA eldest
daughter Of Cornelius SIeight Esq., all Of Westded L.
NY
WARx-RoBNsoS.-On New Years Eve, Dec. 81, by the
Rev Thomas S. Hastings, Mr. W. POWELL WARE originally
of South Carolina (ate Of Cincinnati Ohio) TO Miss HE
LIN G. ROBINSON, Of this city.
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Fires at PHILADELPHIA.

PHI1ADELPHJA, A.,
destructive fire occurred this morning in the large
hat factory owned by Mr.. Henry A. Burr, of New York.
situated III Lawrence street, above Brown The fire
eccasoned through the careessness of a boy, who
lighting the gas little before o'clock threw
lighted match among some combustibe material, and in
less than half hour after the whole establishment
with machinery, contents, &c, together with dozen
fifteen adjacent dwellings, destroyed Loss csti-
mated at 500 600 most of which is covered by
in this city, New York and Hartford About hundred
persons are thrown out OF employment
saw mill and eight dwelling houses on Apple street,
in the Eleventh ward, destroyed by fire this
ing, involving loss Of $4,000