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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
6ouses to Get.

DRUG STORE to LET, with or without the
~ an old stand and excellent place for Phyi
esn druggist. corner of 4h and BaHks Reni OF 19s
bouss fts store and cellar 10 Apply 20 JNO ROSS
No a Esh-sY
ITO LET-At the Madison-sqaure Hotel corner
of Broadway and 2F,-st hne family SUITE Of koOMS
on the floor consisting Of Pior and two bedrooms "h
prysie table or table De ho;e nay Be preferred more De
irtbe pleasant suite Of Aents cannot be iouod IL Se
city.
ITO LEAsE-The UPPER PART OF the i've
Il story white uArbs BUILDING No SIS Broadway. Apply
civilian TAYLOR, No. SIS sretdvsJ, or 70 JOHN
FATLOR No s6s Broadway.
ITO LET-OFFICES in the new Building No.
Broadway cor Falon-st suitable for Banking lnsur
snee Railroad Companies, Brokers, Lswysrs, jewelers. &c
Apply the premises. 20 J. NJ JAQUES, Room No. T.
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CALIFORNIA STATE and SAN FRANCIS
~ co CITY interest COUPONS purchased BY
DUNCAN SHERMAN Co
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do mbOm ii fflag GOntern.

Advertisement nom The London Times Of Nov Ii, lsSs
TNOlIY.- going on well. Write Immediately,
IL SOnney and give address Trust matters require J0ai
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A. J. BLEEcKER AHctoneer -
40 MAGNIFICENT LOTS and GOhES OF on
HI STH-Ay u5rH and ll6IH-sIs- WITHOUT WITH Is- NJ
stNvENA i BIEFCkER, SON Go. viii sell Al Aaeton
on TUESDAY Dee 20 II o'clock, a. the hsrehAAS IL
change:
~ ISrusr-l hue gore n. s. 100 feet east nom @aav -
Between ll3TH uerRsTk-lz gore lots e0HilnS0sAs
1S isTsST-gIots south ,ide zoe feet east Of sthsr
oS IerH..T iadjoining Aboysl Il: tine gore lots -.
or l6Ts-sr-l0 hne gore lOis, north saS' near ''hs'
sSa1s prop~rty sIoins the bsaatEal Erosnds ei M
ayooS F,tsts I. agihseni garden so OF hae sos -oa
good usds-
Title psrfset and sAle sbsoste. 49,,
60 DER cent can remain on bond and mortgage deaTsd
Mars &c, q No. Pne-st. lhHSI
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iost ano fcun0.

FOUNDING far from The Tribune Buildings, a
IL POCKET-KNIFE. Inquire, before a. M, Dec ~ at NO.
l. Nandewaterst.
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1nsirnrtlcH.

1nsirurtloH.
EORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, N. Y.-S25 for
BoArd furnished roou washing fuel and common English,
nom Jan close Of Winter Te Superb brick ouidngs tof
dies and gentlemen address Rev Joseph King Fsrt I'd
ward N ~ fora catalogue OF consult eaehe at NO -, ,h .y
AIR. GEO. c. ANTHON's Classical French and
WI English School with 0ymhssuml, No. 30 Broadway
,orner leth-st. Circulars at the School
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
w sTITUTE, WsshnFons No lls tih,st corner
Of Maedousal hefsTs. CLARKE and FANNlNG Pnneipash
Male pupils all received at time and prepared Tor
College School quaers begin Nov 49, Feb and
Apri6.
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a NJ hsHNn, AsotioHser
Qf BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Trade Sale

MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
Dee. -, 1t and 2I. at a O'Clock.
SEARCH CURIOUS and VALUABLE BOOKS-JsR
Mr. Edward Lsmley et London, being very large
sssemblsge Of book and old i1 vos language
pTisins the writings Of ancient and modern a1thors IN al the
branches intending that Ao hus-
rsted books Of Scenery and Costame hre snyaV ke k
Catalogues ready.
THURSDAY EkENlNGi Dec, - at p oeiosk
OIL PAfNlNO 3 AND FANCY GOODS.-A hne eslectiou
Of Modem Oh Paintings including undoubtsd originals Of great
sIit by celebrated sTtis,s Also variety Of fancy articles
con pri,ibg siersoscoyc Of vsyDs styles and
assortment views PAPER Msehe ork Tables stands Port
oos and and variety Of fancy Stationery Se and
a vsluaLls Telescope, 10 be sold al Q O'Clock.
FRIDAY EVENING, Dee y at q O'clock,
ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS.-A choice
collection Of valuable STANDARD o in n. bindings and richly
Illustrated BOoks including ADnuas for 1880 and large ssOrt
ment OF Embeished Juveniles, 6e-
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Board an6 Rooms.

A HOME WANTED-Twoo or three ROOMS,
"A With BOARD FOR GENT, LADY, and MAID, within hve
miles hours ride Of City Hail permanent
h Ss.ir.d Nj uest fuily 10 desabs location Answer
Mt fry STATE locsfion and terms weh must be n0dere
IGdrss II. w Boz No. ia Tribune Ohce
WAETED-By a young Gentleman and VIE
w BOARD in strictly PTiyHts family one rom Nss, =.
England preferred suiied " BE- pernIaneoL Terms no 70
eIceed 8 PER calendar month he aud ineladed Addfes
for three days L p c., Tn6uue ofice References eA
CHANGED
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TOE ALEXANDRIA, WASHlNGION, and
il GroRGETOWN WN-The Sev-York and yirsinia scIsw
steamship Company and fr sl.s sts.a.Ai2 MOTT s
SaT.b River ,or the sbo,. Porss EVERY SATURDAY,
D. Cstin passage With unsurpassed acco -
Fresht per gods 0tnsr sies IN
rro,ou al received oa FriAa and sauriAy- NO eon-
iziou charged or forwarding No bIs 0i fns sznsa Ae'
a.usrrurg of sfssuer Fer freight Paare apply 70
IL b. CROANEL l. ca, to. y Ne<tS
EOR SAVANNAH and FL0RIDA.--U. s.
NAIL LISEy-The fsvo-ite steamship AUGUsIA, CApt
s Woo6hul wil leave SATURDAY, Dec, "a a p m,
fo Pier No North kiver Through tks.s given % Mont
touery Colunb;a Atlanta Albany Aad AacSn b OF badns
.isned only board Tor fferhs or Psssase apply 70
sAlvEL l. MITCHELL Sea. ~ u SI3stvHS.
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fouses anb farms tOantfo.

ENARM WANTED.-An English Gentleman wants
Il HIRE, for e1pel nenisl parposes, FARM Of ron
One Hundred 70 Two Hundred Acres with privilege Of
PURCB The locality De healthy and easy oi sc-
with good OIT-BUILDNGS and a peuve bat
Portable DNELLING-HOUSE. Sew-i ork state preferred
Address With particular H. A. BOX ,ls, Post-Ofee, n
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mants.

WOMAN, No l25 C0urt-st., Brooklyn,
"A DESIRES 70 Do the WASHING and IRONING lo'
Gentlemen OF Fsmhes The work viii be well done Apply
above
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CTEAN TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON, and
- SeLAsGow, esias at oUEEHsToW WH Ireland 10 And and
~, liverpool and Philadelphia sesnship Com
spsadia Cyaebut iren Screw otsn.aps are lneAaso
% s.il - olovs;
TEon IKv-foKK DvnsPooLi
CITY OF FWAsHIEGION.G Docsnbxt VI
CITY OF BALTIMORE. .SATUkDAf, Jsasary H. I"S]
rOtsBuRlB lB.............SATUkpAf, January A
Ana s.ah Alternate Saturday a; noon, nom rer Ne ~ ~ H.
rKoH pEv-Iosk sOk GLASGOW 80.
I, lS"s
CIIf or MISUNDERSTANDING FebruAyt
.uA ..sb month Winie and each ssnass saE aAJ N Sun
nsr fsrn Pier Ne a North River
EAfEs PsssAsEs
Cassa ossensovn Liverpool OF Ols.ssw.'.''''''"~
Loadon lviN Llysrpsoil
Third clsss Qaeeusova Liverpool Gi.sso~-.''.'-''
Th1d Class 70 Lcnd0n -
ihxd Clss R-arn Tieists available FOR siI months on
LIVERPOOL GssfoS ~
fv,suser. Forwarded HAvrs. Pans. HAas1L brs1aes'
nd Antwerp Il through rstea -, -. r,,-..- A..
HsE fsrk-
Th.s accommodations for fasnssrs
ara sonstrueted with wsts xht oompsftessa sn1 o>J sr
psrisnced Surgeons
JOHH o. DALE, No. Is Brosdvsy, Now ORR, Asenl
In Liverpool 10 WIN. ISAAN, Tcvsx BuheinsA
In Glasgow 10 WN. INbAS, No. 10 Dtxop-st
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60 6prismeu.

E'NGLIsH SKATES, GUNS, PISTOLS, &c,
AZ wholesale and retail ct ALFRED WOODhAAs sposts
ulcfs D-pot No. ~ Broadway.
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TINION DIME SAVINGS BANK-No. 429
~ Csnast, varck-st., open daily from 10 ~. to
aud Tom 70 Six cent interest paid Money
deposited before 20 will draw interest deposited
Jan J. Money TO loan on bond and mortgage. .
y. v. HAUGHWOUT, President
GARDNER 5. CHAPLIN, Secretary.
Joms GaGsgh MeiEsS, fFsS,' }vioe-Presdents.
SoLnnoN d. HrII. Attorney aud Counsel.
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WI corner Of 7h-st, OPEN DAILY nom a. N. TO ?.
and on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS from to
O'Clock.
Money deposited before January lst win commence
bearing from that date the Of cent
Of 500 and under and at per cent larger amounts
THOMAS B. SrlLLMAN, President
p w. Eyes (v;..px
CHAE MiLxs 'lee'iies' l. T. SsITH, Secretary.
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TLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
"a COMPANY
o. g. MAIL LINE
cALIFoRsIA

From he ola established wharf foo. Of warsos-
North River.
FIFrH AND TWENTIETH or EACH MONTH.
Yns i.vori.e stesnship NORTH STAR, Capt Jones, w1i
ssyess above on TUESDAY Dec 90 st o'cloeA M con
..stinx via Panama Railroad Nth the ssxnhn UNCLE SAM
E1trs steamer Of his ne Always Panama n'ns premps
The EOaTHERN LIGH7 sussssds the NORTH STAR,
Iesyins New York January $
Beware Of Tctst swnds Boaus Passage onses sad CEN
,.s f.lssv styink Asn Coupsni Unless
4, an your xa.Td yeu viii be deceived and dslssasd
Tis the only line carrying the United ssses AAs ca ns
roas> under contrast with The Goysn1msnt-
For Issh passage apply II the only ose q NE me N
BE City os Esu-Hork,
" d. B. ALLYN, Agent.
NB-Ln persons forbid trusting ese On account %
~ above SHIPS
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A SITUATION WANTED-As COOK and
IN LAUNDREss. or GENERAL SERVANT by expc-
eneed faithful Girl economical aud aud ghy
nBended. Cal az No. - Atsntiest, Brooklyn
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TREAsURERs oSSIoE OF raE STATE or ILLiI

TRsAsURRRs OTRIoE OF THK bTArs OF ILLINoh
November 10, 1883. }
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that me
Treasurer OF the Of Illinois will the lst dsy o.
JANUARY 1850 aud day 70 DAY thereser fer thirty
days the American Exchange Bank in the City Of New
pay The INTEREST the Public Debt Of the state Of lnnes
- WILLIAM BUTLER, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

BEOADvAY BANK, EEw-YoKK, Dec. II, is59
TWENTIETH DIVIDEND-A SEMI-AN-
II kUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE (5l PER CENT the
capital stock Of this Bank from the profits Of the six
inouh viii be paid and after the 90 Of January ensuing
The Transfer books will be closed from the 18th inst until day
Of payment By order. j. L. EVERITT, Cashier
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THR DISPATCH.


Ia
m frxY 0aADs ssassss ~ csoasos
cNs..re rts,s shns describes the s'oae =.
,.s sssssss and raising bu,ldinss 70 nasess were
~ssat q sny iarss asL eosss.y en- su's is. ana
erected 10 Chaso prsyGSnn, ,dinss yer. erected 20
sssas 5. .sss m e. hs new trade
ss 8. er.sna, rssSs And y. Io.ed il
= .As str:sss w.s oy lie e.tabishnsns q
sHeis, grade The c,ty r. 1919,
ssnce bees sso ~ ,roprr e o.. and filing them With
ne q cssrsnt sssss Ths psccsss = sn.isu
49, high stone vail Y nrss bont On ecu s,n .s =.
q * sH .ss rspcsas on .ol,s eunsase
s,Sts nmsIly two feet toiek q toe bofcom, sna
sss Ihisk =. The Top tn s;sS ss IN, s.aay oay
IN q ave iess. The walls beng made tbs space
hstvcen them L nisd up with rubbish. Dirt esrtn
40 ss::: ., rns sas Seen hsn
d,uon and these, Ia streets that nsve peen ,. ~
foSr o. 70 lket. are now % low ina, peIsohs 800
an ore ssde " che street Gao oaly see th hesas
- .soriaers OF the people oa the other side,
Tfhs ssxt step 10 be taken 10 TO raise the slss~
hssss .isn sp e.somes in reality
soaa ID. bat strong and secure one :n,h zone
40 \. Il to the street restin9 on tne gu ~. - ~.
- "A q. ne The house resting IN tne TOP % inS
.S.asn tsnce but II It happens g Be IN 'front.' OF
asce Ave- story brick or msrb. :edifce the latter
iTssd 70 The Pc. s os scns l. made. The outer
~ shsse nj. g ss r. ST upon the enrb stone ne-
nsss h them. betw ssn the new nA's ssi en- .ns
Sousa.on walls Q, sns soT The storage 81 coal
VSss S,si Ge aha hr q building raised. WAS the
sssss ssorS crlck At the corner OF Randolph and
Darbor .srt.s rnis builoinS was ,sisea up se
soi' and wnsouickly followed py Others.
Dari e tn. year 1855. large number OF netn
- NV al than A. nigh As six feet their oiig
Il Sositou. and few vi them less thsn four feet
Ths process . novel and ssculisr. and its esnits
Are ssno1s the greatest triumphs OF the mechsnioat
povus ihInf OF four etofy brick building, 100
fset " 81. containing sores AID offices, or Of
thrss story br ck dwelling house. rais up In abe
rsutiy that not jar 70 psrceptiple. and the inmates
may oursus their a .usl avoc stious as II nothing
VS. TAIN pl scs. Toe busin-s L. ou; Just COM
n.ncsd Wehave seeu house rAsiag in chicago
chi, "a i.s infancy. Weexpect duriSg the coming
year ~ sec ssics ~ many hooss raiss1 - We nave
IL d - COS 20 come up ltcan b, done for $4,000
aud its lam sass throaG OF guests can come and
70 - uods urbet ~ " n IN NJ ~'s 'skfng place"
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EkyLolARNf goR WOMEN. -Scotcn lssses are now
snpioysd 4. clerks on tue Edinburgh, Perth and
Ouudss RAILROAD. A writer, after praisiHs their
ready po'issness. says the only Inconvenience is
Oh 60 d looking and intelligent girls like those
maey passengers before they are booked them
selves for the life loLs journey OF matrimnny, SO
that tbs Company will s3Jn loss their SERVICES
Jnss .. 0,vsrnor SHADES yankee school marm ms got
"snApped %" before they We're out Wesl yea.
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Hon. l. D, Campbell, sx.Congressmsn, from
osio, vas ssruck by some rufaAn, and seriously il
not ksai,y injursd, while on his way from his
eaes 70 HE residence, n Hauilson, 10 that State,
o. Tuesday night.
A lodge Of the Sons Of Malta has been formed 10
Crest eAlt Lake City.
fns Asuphis, Tenn, papers announce the
Aeeea OF Dr. J. y. Chase, we'll knowa physician
Of that plaes.
The bsaisie Boy, Il 10 said, 10 to nyht John Wood
81 Baton 10 Florida. He 10 now 10 Nsw Orleans
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ISpsAS Nsws-Ths Tamra tFia.) Peninsula, Of
The lst inst, says.
Mr.. Kilburn, who arrived at this place from
Miao'. on Friday last, Informs US tnss oid sam
pointed Ia bis stead. The latter expresses de-
sire 70 remain In Florida, aud IL willing TO comply
Vlsh anything the Government may require OF
him, but asssrts that, unless compelled, he will
not 70 West.
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vAuASL8 DIscovssY A German physician
nsned0 kek, NJ Dan Etc, lately d..cJver.d u new
sstidoss 70 druoko1Us,s. IL CONSISTS Of metallic
substAuce, covered by 81 olive, which, 1t IL said
nIs oaly destroys the n cts ofaIcohsi instantly.
bat aiso prsvsats every further result on thee n
slifu: hon. Experiments had Teen made on u po.
Lauder canned BSdsv,dei, Who beAS dead drunk, " 10
Dersesly sobsrsd after sAtiog shrss Of these pre-.
pared olives.
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r-x NEW CARRIAGE AND HAk-
HNNsS RHPOsIruRY.-Ths sabscrioesr e
SAVING besn 90 nnmbsf Of ycsss snEoseu rh -
NAV Wan "a p.rchase. q variety Of light and SUD
stattiai Anal ACE such as BuaEies, kocs W.;
&C. All work WarrAntsd made Of good eno o uasSt
fully invited 10 give o call and examine ,nanc Il
euts VIII Be offered to their advantages, oota - "
shS vorE --c 81 PuLkEN,,
oc I-iy wall, ct. near g. Charles Hotel.
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Fns IN wrRr CouNrY.-rhs residence of Mr.
Samuel Miller, on she Litsle Kaoawha rivor 10
Writ county, Va, WAS entirely destroyed by Gre
on the night ofSunday, the 26.h uls, with ali the
contents, furniture, &c. Mr.. Miller was extern
sivsly Engaged IN the lumber trade, and had q
small stock Of goods on hand, which Was also a
Sosai loss. His loss, besides his residence, and
furniture. 10 estimated at about 44Go.
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Jusfics II Rr,sIA.-A 81. rs.o. sourg letter, IL
the Emancipation Of Brusssls, relates ths fJilow'
In En- rs,na storv.

JUefiCG II HC ,SiA,-A 81. re.o. svufR iettsfs ~
the Emancipation Of Brussels, relates shs f,ilow.
ing curious story:
.Prinss on kotchoubey. Of Q rich aud ancient
faulty N IN OF M imperiVus character. had long
empi0, - his land agent an austrian. named
Sails aAnn About yoAr sRI. wnen they w:re
aiSps eogeshef 10 the Princes Abinet, warm ais
cussion sruss about some account pi.tol was
% denly fred. watch W 'unded the agent In the
AIDE. Whsu sorns of the Juseholi rushe In 70
wat hal tax % place. the rriace accused ssifz'
mann Of having fred the pistol ~ b IN elf in q
epiyit OF revenge, and - drag the Prince into Q
CRIMINAL sylal On The other hand the agent asssrt
cd that Prince Leon had fired 1T him In ut OF
rage The medical men who were called ia declared
that the v ,und conld NOT have been produced By
the mans own act. The case came before poles
tiounal. presided over By 9en'i Pool The infiu
snce Brought to hear on the Court led 20 declara
tion that the Prince Innocent. and the unfortu-
nate BAL nsnu. teins declared guilty OF wonndnR
himself. was thrown iato prison The sentence, Ia
due time, received the confirmation Of the tower
nor OF 81 Petersburg. and tbs at .ir seemed 1t an
. woman Of energy. and she went about from door
to door with her four young childre-. inploring
every one to aid her In obtaining Justice = be was
ct iAsss fsArskee celo and also Imprisoned
leaving the chdrea to be provided for By an y one
vhs might have pity On them. Public rumor
ADD ne ordered an inquiry % be instituted by the
senate, whose decision one doubts Of. The fol-
lowing said be It's p,sitions: ls oaltzmsnn
ha wing been dnJuStly condem ned, has right to
thu Indemnity winch the Prince should pay him.
secondly. the Governor woo con1 m - che senteLc
cannlt BE- reached in his person. ~ he Is dead but
his m m Dry shall DO branded with reprobstion; anu
thiraty aenl POL IL to b. tried for Injustice and
his two assistants in the affair shall be similarly
treated"
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An ExopsxsNf-Wm. Holland. aged Is, abscoud.
% from Hsrsison, Ca, 10 buggy. aud during a
heavy storm On the night Of the 29th uit., taking
Win HIN youog wife OF . neghbor and her
ehiid. about four weeks old, and leaving bis own
VIE Sad children behind, In perfectly destitute
nirou sgAncan
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OK. HuspaED YEARS Aeo.-0n the 9th day

ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGo.--On the 9Th day OF
January, 1859, George Washington was married
to Mrs. Gusts.
Washington Irving. in his life of Washington.
thus refers to the marriage, which took place
shortly after the taking OF Fort Duquesns and
Washi0gton's return to his home: His marriage
with Mrs. Gusts took place shortly after his
turn. II vas celebrated on the 9th OF January,
1859, ct the White House, the residence of the
bride, In the good old hospital style Of Virginia,
amid joyous assemblase Of relatives and friends.
.Si.upH1h Nspe
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she bill which eonsenpiatcs increasing the ps3
Of naval Officers by addiGg ono per cent 81
present pay for every year Of service 10 tho grade
ofsaptaips or commander on the active list, would
give 70 Que who had been serving for twenty years
At cay g. 900 per year salary IN future Of So 900
Ltsstsnsnss, masters and midshipmsD are to have
svo per cent increase calcalated above SurgeonI
parssrs and engineers are to have twenty Ave pei
cent. advance upon present compensation. Pro-
fessors ct the naval academy are TO have the same
% those ct West Point. Boatswains, gunuers, car
pentsrs and sail makers to have three per cent
Increase ofpresent pay. While the compensation
Of all sorts Of government officials except navy
oiicsrs has been increased Of late years. the latte
are limited to the STANDARD of 1885
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HsAvv Rosssay "A negro trader nam ID D. Mo
AAy, nom nth Carolina, was ssixsd by two men
10 Montgomery, Ala ,os the Gath uit, and robbed
sfe290o 10 cash, aud s. coo to 900 Ia drafts.-
Two men have bsen arrested on suspicion, bat
without the money
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- NEW STOC X I
- OF
BOOTS AND SHO ES.

We arc receiving this morning. Dec go. Per
steamers and schr y. Nickerson. good assortment
Of BOUTS and bH0ES. OF the following KINDS:
Women heavy weited heel BOOTS, made strong
aud good; sizes tot, tot, tos. SOY. and
to y These Bsotsare made 20 order, and are sucn
as we can warrant TO wear well.
Mems flLe Calf rRO9ANs
Mems fine black lotion BR00ASe; sines: to II
and 10 to Is
Meme fine Calf oxford TIES
Mems heav- double sule BOOTS
Mems fiue Kip BOOTS
Boys fine Calf BOOTS. all Sizes ! 70 D 10 70 ID
eto 9
to ell .ro1,
We invite all in want TO give Us q cali.
PUTNEY 4 WATTS,
I3 Main street,
aae9 Emporium Fashion.
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IRON. STEEL, TIN PLATES. &o.-E.
L II. SKINNER co. No 50 Cary street, offer for
sale
English Refined RoIed-bsst brand
Common English Rolled
Swedish
American Hammered
Flat, Round aud square B1rs-all sizes fIR0N
Oval, Half Oval Ralf Round
Hoops Bands, Nail Rods
etists Hoi 81 shoes
American, Russia and English Sheets
MAYORS Cast She ar and uermsn Steel
Bistered Steel, made OF Swedish Iron
Tin Plates-assorted siHes
Pig ana Bar Tin. Sheet and Slab Zinc
ALSO,
full assortment of Groceries Suauo &c Ia 2
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DEPOT.

w 23n BROAD STREET
NJ q o l. ID e N
Keeps constantly on hand large and we'll select
ed stock OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and OIL CLOTHS
OF the --latest and most beautiful styles at the low
ing low prices: Landscapes, Boquetts and Plain
Shades, only 62 cts with hrasses cords and tasseis;
Dry Landscapes. Vase and Gothic shades, 81. wort
Velvet 81 IS up to the best article made. CaA and
see mr. new style of Green ehades for darkening
Windows.
Don't forget the place. $50 Broad street. between
Sd and 4th.
Shades made to order. Store keepers and pedlars
supplied at New York prices. de s-3m
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CTOCXS FOR SAh5-
~ SloaOO Virginia State
l0o00 Virginia and Tennessee, I'D mortgage
1850 Virginia and Tennessee Sd mortgage
eight years to run
$500 MRnsssa Gap lse mortgage
1000 Orange & Aiexsndri4. per eta
% shares Richmond Danvils Railroad
Stock
Is shares Richmond Fire Association
leo shares Virginia Fire and Marine
lOos.hares Lynchburg Gas Company
For sale Ia sums 10 suit urehasers, by
" PURCELL co,
de 20 Exchange and Stock Brokers.
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WIN. HUBBARD MITCHELL,
w ACCOUNTANT AND C0pYIsT.
RICHMOND. VA.
Will give his attention 70 Wri ing up books the
Adjustment and Collection of Accounts, and Copy
ing Instruments of Writing.
Business given him will be done promptly. with
accuracy and Deafness.
I he patronage of the com munty is solicited.
Office ter the present, with Mr. reo II IompAin
on 18th street, between Main aud Goddin's dali.
de 29-lm
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CPARTA ACADEMY LOTTEhi.
CAPITAL PRIZE e5o.9oS'
TUCK ETA ONLY $40.

NOTICE. TO TIE PUBLIC AS tbs members Of
ar Of the ur ants char cred By the etatee OF Della
ware. Kentucky, Missouri, and part Of tnose 10
GeorR1a under the managenent OF Messts uIekony
= Maurx s,f wilmington Delaware. We have aeem-
I'd Il xpedisnt ~ change the name OF cur ntm; on
sad after January Is.. 1899. to that OF "ooD ADDi
4 CO who will hereAftlr nave the management OF
tae sparta Academy Lottery. and tho Others, a.
abess uAmtd. -.I.u .,us,~.
Ia all transactions we have endeavored 10 conouct
our business with integrity and promptness. ana
we can aseule the public that ths patronage hereto
fore bssto we on US IL well deserving OF being trans
'sA'S~ " B SWAN & 90.
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voon EpDY Il CO., Managers, Successors TO
""~' SWAN 90.

""'' SWAN 90.
The following scnems Will be drawn ~ WOUD.
Envy 4 Co. Managers of the Sparta Academy Lot.
tsrx. m each of their Single Number Lotteries for
january, 1879, at AUGUSTA. Ca. in public, under
tbs observation-disclosures OF Commissioner:
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, January !, 1889
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, January y, iSs9'
GLASS draws on SATURDAY., January 49, ~ ~
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, January y. !Ss
GLAZE drass on SATURDAY, January ~. Roy.
ONT,HE PLAN OF SINGLE NUKBERS
HuQp TICKhTSl
FIVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND
TEN PRIEST
Nearly one Rrise % erer,y NIns 1tesets!
WA0NIRIOENT SCHKN1i
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QLAVksMITHs, TOOLs,-We have ir

~ store. for sale cheap
Berrisu's extra aud warranted Bellows
Westerno Bellows, new ard superior article
Wrisht's Pateut Anviis
solid Box Vices
Kings Stock and Dies. to cot from y nch TO III
inches
Sledae and Hand Hammers
Horse Shoeing do
Tongs. Fsrriers' hives, Rasps, Files, &c
CLARkS0N, ANDERSON 4 co.
de2 NO los Main st.