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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07

csste1ISo 49, 8 ~ n,shnsn1 piupassh.
60 - k111nt
11cM1cx1, VA d..
g - nsstisss osssa yssseAss ssa.iy -
Of witnesses In the e. Of Tnpnas Iam6srA
ias and entsins ssis'scs Len Win 4 knife :
a hcss OF witnesses Were iattoduceds wilo
testiflsd 10 the former good character OF ~
prisoner, which will doubtless have consiu-
ssss ws w.es w,n i j. s dsssS ssay
case or VIM. Toler, An accotnpiice "a me anaiI
Will next he taken up after which eeveiAs
cases OF minor VII. g sIl scrn ar
ferant sections in this region Of conntry, I
learn that crops Of corn and tobacco are nos
az ira but may be considered near an nverage
Weld. Wheat generally IL not looking 80 wen,
11robabiy owing 10 the long spells Of dry
weather. Since last Friday. We have had one
continued round Of damp. wes rainy, ana d,s-
agreeable weather, aud present appearances
indteaie that il will last fer some days to
come. -,
trade with Europe, encouragement Of home
manufacture, q similibms, are the principal 10.
pics of conversation with our people OF every
grade. profession, and political opinion, ex-
pressing themselves in favor thereof This in
teliigence will no doubt be encouraging 10
your patriotic merchants, who have begun
the great commercial battle Of the South. II
more encouraging could they receive, not only
pledges, but the pecnniary aid of their brother
merchants throughout the State in establish
Ing direct lines of trade between your port
and foreign countries. Will not Lynchburg
be the first city to give the assurance Of such
aid
a difficulty occurred In Bedford county on
last Sunday, between Mr.. Jones and a Mr.
Dooley. the latter being seriously, If not NOR
tally wound by pistol shot Ared by the
former. Jones gave himself up TO the authori-
ties.
Several hands have been discharged at the
machine shop of the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad. This was done for the purpose of
reducing expenses.
I he Marsh Troupe are now playing at Dud-
ley Hall, in this city, and ii May be stated for
the information of our citizens who desire to
attend their performances, that an alteration
has been made in the hall. by elevating the
needed. and will add much to the comfort of
the audience. o. X.
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A SIGNIFICANT LETTER.--In October of last
year, a gentleman picked up a letter in the
road near Suffolk, directed 10 Captain John
Brown that used to be. The document being
sealed, and the finder having no knowledge OF
my such individual, left it at a Mr.. Wilson S
shop. where itremained for Il month or two.-
At last it was opened. The writer, whose
name is not remern bered, stated that he had 81
armed men in the Dismal Swamp who would
be ready at any time to join him. The letter
was perused bya number of persons at the
time, but as no such character as John Brown
was known, it excited no suspicion until the
should even now induce vigilance.-Ports-
month Trln Scrfpf
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g;eu,ervsslss = estlnensss

& ss.-...v>aasa eentlrnenss.
:" slrs.sae ssxea % our readers The
n - 49, 49, tisNAAte OF the new - OH k1'
-. - e. ~ -s--..,. ~, obeerve TIE maaly
j 49,. - -. q nsn>e 3ournale the Democratic
ooutvs - - 1x.,ts the proytsaesce
NtWs, N new W., s,..... -. 80 49,
xvsAing Pvssa. n. - -. - =. .~..s,...
q WAie. The rro .s .sss -. n...sr. 81 Iou !
$3.50 !. not Only mat ana proper. but acSu.
0H0~ -s.,, q. -. sn,.r..,. ~ al This
s.r,v war says:
A =, n. !. a~'a.... ~r.......~ &. n,o~r.,. c,s<
vAicA csnea,,s i 20 lsa,eney over that e srns.
~ s.,nss. ~.,na gnvvs a. i,mme rise los 81
ssmas he, lneaicueble amount q 6. - ,,ss
nx. - nmse NV! ssy, nc TAG ~ saw nothing IA
SSen =. ~ ~ ~ us,ss and scenes f wide
-. VI 49, - ssstsr h,m from his
rnsn ana osso.soa. 20 nf every quality
- -. xs SssSMSs' go, ~ "ves'" P~'' y
The Troy BHhgss says.
ssTAere are thousands who would have been glad
- lcnk nn,n tho bold and stncied address OF old
Brcsn asoa sss srSais before the Court. as
TIA oatrssus,ns OF generous and ehtvalric spirit;
Aad A. ,nsassd ssisssrats Liz scsfh u, sna p,
VIA 1.a.s md MS descent anon he Armory.
that ne had 20 ioment an Insarree.. ;,s
oat simply 70 ss.as. up ieM .sounding ttis
= t;cmmnnter {. IN. Chief-tne printed commissions
Ct his % ordlnaies 1.-The shoasanSs Of arms
In IA pcsscssio. ali gave the lie 10 this assertion
and lot him Down from me s'. Ia has leen ,nseni
man .h,s nro,scs for the last twent, years. and h,
his own stsement appears tha. oh mas M;. on
Hsrss.sns VirS,I,ia He has been wholesale vii
lssn- an indiscfimas'e h'uaae's' anu loo'N',
Xne b""sss '.e" e $40 va.
OF BROW anu "as "a
-, ", Mas.schaseiss 70 ohio To N;ssnny, 10
Canada, to kansas. and finally to EirsInia. nur-
def;ns men Win Ms 9~ nas' ann .nea.ms o'ne,s
call up the incidents of the Kansas Convention of
the 20 and "a 81 pecemesf; WIN ee anie 70 som
Kitchen Convention, as Tharher and his sssoci-
ases branded the affair: setscd tne me o. poltcs 70
scntf. backed M by Tim Lane, did John Brown.
ksdpath. Phillips, ana an Una. class OF persons,
sea us. the Object OF which was TO snnrder in cold
blood every oIhcer elected under the Lecompton
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For the Richmond Dispatch.

This is Scotch word and as such used by
Sir Walter Scott in his Tales of my Grand
father As to its etymology, we have good
reasons for believing that ii had its origin
among the Arabs in the word "RazZia,' y which
meant a sudden invasion of a country for the
purpose ofcarrying off property. The Italians,
as well as the French. made use of ii, without
any alteration in the spelling or material diff
terence in meaning. The Scotch WORD "Raid''
has been occasionally used by us before: but
from the present time 1T will become Anglo
cised, and its nativity into our language init
nlately associated with Ossawatomie Brown,
of Harper's Ferry raid notoriety. The phi
biologists of the present and future days will
have the melancholy satisfaction of thanking
old Brown for Introducing this expressive
word into our beautiful language. b.
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MRS. DoANg, wife of the late Bishop Doane
Died in Florence on the 10th of November, at
the residence of her son, Mr. Edward n. Per-
kins. 1t appears that her mind never recov-
cred from the shock it received during the
memorable sack al Perugia, in which she and
her party narrowly escaped death; shes had
been quite an imbecile for months previous to
her death
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES
TUESDAY, Dec. G Iesa

Ine House met at u O'Clock. > 'eS''
resolutions were adopted, providing for
aaiiy prayers By the ministers Of the c,tv' and
nxing ~ O'Clock rs the hour for meeting here
a communication was received (Which will
&C Ionnd In the Senate proceedinrs 5 from the
governor, enclosing letter received from
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SPEEDY JUsTICE.-In Memphis, on Friday
last. Jno. Glass robbed a countryman of S:,5
in silver. The thief was arrested, and the
next day tried and sentenced to twelve years
Imprisonment in the penitentiary. Glass,
crime, and this is his third penitentiary SEN
tence during the last three or four years.
Very defect tive Glass
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JUDGE APPoINTED.-Goy.H Hicks, OF Nd, has
appointed Arthur W. Machen, Esq, of Balti-
more, Judge of the Supreme Court 10 fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of } udge Lee.
Mr. Machen is, we believe, u native ofFirginia,
and graduate OF the Law School at Cam
bridge
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SONGS, WITH GUITAR ACCOMPANIMENT:
opposed By O. A. Ericsson, Of this eity.-Under
this title Mr.. Ericsson q Master of Music, III
this city, is publishing series of songs, the
first of which is ''The South Wind" a very
pretty song, Just issued.
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kILLED.-A young man, named Theodore
Bennett, employed as brakeman on the Yir-
ginia and Tennessee Railroad, was killed on
yesterday, as the freight train was crossing the
Blue Ridge Mountain, between Buford' depot
and Bonsack's. He was engaged on the top OF
the cars and while passinga bridge his head
come in collision with il, by which he was
Knocked from the cars and instantly killed
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THE PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-The Presi-
dents Message fills seven columns of the Con-
sttution. According 10 report il practically
repeats the recommends ton of last year con-
corning Mexico, by investing the Executive
with increaed power to use the army and navy
at discretion and eniarges upon The Rarper's
Ferry affair and the Union. The Message will
not be sent from Washington until the Presi-
dent knows what the House does, provided
the organization of that body is a speedy one
and no copies of the Reports of the Secretaries
are to be given out, except as Accomplishments
with the Presidents Message
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THE WANDERER AFFAIR.-In the u s. Cir
cult Court, at Savannah, last Friday, the -pris-
oEers Aquira and Rajesla, connected with the
Wanderer affair, We're discharged from Gus
todv. The attorney engaged in the case OF
Nicholas Brown made application for bail,
which was granted by the Court. The amount
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UNDERGROUND RAILRoAp--Fiye fugitive
slaves arrived at Greenfield from Springfield
Mass on Thanksgiving Day. The party con-
sisted of a mother, about forty years of age
three children from three to eight years, and
the mothers brother seventeen or eighteen
years of age The party escaped from plan
tation near Richmond, about two months ago.
So the Northern papers say
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bAoso MiLiTARY.-Th The Washington
anu cnion' abiding TO the passage Of
pes ana through THAI city, on
their return home, says
The troops, Notwithstanding the hardshins
they have undergone through the lasr ,syr
weeks, appeared. ia every respect, to adyan.
taes. sad by their healthy, vigorous look. In.
o'ca'sd mat camp tife' had agreed with them.
5, nne body Vt men III rarr.y found b, :,,.v
voinnte-r Organization Of like strength, and
Insse are We'll worthy the designation OF lhe
-cssck' troops Of the Old Dlniaion
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COLLISION ON LAKE MlCHIGAN.-The teIe-
graph has announced the collision and loss OF
the propeller Milwaukee, and the schooner J
III. Tiffany, in the Straits of Mackiuaw. Five
Of the Tiffanys crew We're drowned, viz
Henry E, Graves, ed mate; Geo. Smith, James
Swayles, John Lupton, seameu: and w m
Luptou, (neerc) steward. The Milwaukee
was valued at about S2u,0t0. The Tiffany was
valued at SI3,G00 and was bound for Chicago
with three hundred and siXty-four tons OF
railroad iron. Both vessels lie at the bottom
of Lake Michigan, in sixteen fayhoms Of wa
ter, and will probably not be raised
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EXECUTION In EFFIGY.-John Brown was
hung in efiigy, Friday, I'd inst, at Will
liamston, and also al Bolton, S. g. The citi-
zens of Orangeburg, S. O., on receipt of The
lutte of thirteen guns as an expression of their
feeling on he occasion.
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DIED.

, On Monday morning. 1t 10 o'clock, after = short
illness, MARY H.. HARRIS. in tho 18th year OF
suffer little children 20 come unto me. and Cor.
bid them not: for Of such is tho kin sdnm OF Cod
Her funeral will take place from the Monnmen-
tai Church. at o'clock this afternoon: Tha
friends Of the family are requested 70 httead with
out further notice.
Al the residence oil her son. Mrs. MARY ANN
ADAMS. in the 6sith YEAR Of her aae
Her friends and relatives are requested To attend
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% NOTiCE...The particular attention
sale, THIS MORNING at 1913 o'clock, OF that very
valuable FARM, lately purchased by Chas Marx.
Esq: the balance of the FALLS PLANTATION,
Was ons, Carts Corn. Fodder, Shucks Straw, Veg.
etables, Farming Implements, &c. For particulars
see auction column. The sale will commence with
the Farm first named. and at o'cleck will be sold
the Saves. JAS. M. TAYLOR M SON, Aucts.
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EFriGY-BURsING AT PRINCETON COLLEGE.
demonstration was made by the students at
Princeton College, on the night Of the Sd inst
which was not altogether in keeping with the
ordinary sympathy movements in the free
States. A large procession of students, headed
oy Tansparencies, marched through the
streefs, with banners inscribed s..John Brown.
the morse thief, murderer and martyr" s:Down
WIN Seward" "Down with Henry Ward
beecner." and such like i00ttoes. Arriving in
'front.' OF the College, efdgies of Seward and
0eecnsr We're consigned to the flames, amid
eroanings and shouts. Speeches were deliy.
ered, ara hearty cheers greeted the sen timents
u 'he speakers. The College faculty en-.
"eavoreo In vain to suppress the proceedings
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ma Crensiiaw. Qgarles & Co.,
Sql pRO n SIT Y EET

ma Crensiiaw. Qua les & Co.,
229 BROAD STREET.
Large and Splendid Stoct of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
At cost for Cash, or to our regular trade on the
usual time.
10000 DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS TO BE
SOLD BY JANUARY FIRST.
In consequence OF the death af Mr.. Crenshaw, 1t
at once. We therefore offer our entire stock Of
Goods comprising the hest assortment ever seen in
this city at cost Our stock is new having been n
business but short time. and it affords excel
lent opport uuity for those who have not supplied
themselves for the present, and also the approach
ing season, to do now.
Our time is limited. stock large. and in order to
accomplish cur purpose with as little delay as pos
sible will sell goods at prias sost, eprtes,
and no sortdtfoo.
CRENSHAw, QUARLES A co.
PARTICULAR NOTICE
All debts due us on the LIST of July last, and re-
manning unsettled must be paid at once, as longer
INDULGENCE ca not lac granted
de lin CRENSHAW. QUARLES K co.
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Ma Ague and Fever.
AND LIN DS
STILL ANOTHER CURE.
KYERY DAY WE HEAROF THE WONDER
Pull MERITS OF

SALEDA, Middl0Sox Co.. VAT
August II, 1859.
Mxssrs. Mortimer + Motc5rny.
Gentlemen: 1t is with unaffected pleasure bear
testluon. to the great merit Of your HAMPTON'S
TINCTURE. | was taken LAST spring with the
ague and fever and debility Of chest and limbs.
tried various medicines. but found no relief: but
OF being advised by friend to try your Tincture.
dd 80. and am now enioyng. excellent health;
You can use this as best suits You.
Very truly and respectfully yours.
F. ADDISON BRIsTow.
Call and get pamphlets and see cures Of Cough.
rheumatism Scrofula, etc. As restorative and
lnvlsOrator 1t has been highly recommended.
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends. after all other cures have failed.
FEMALFS AND CHfLDREN.-This TING
TURE will be found great medicine for all their
diseases.
%. Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold BY PURCELL, LADD Il CO.. Richmond
by DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg BY al the Drug
giSt: in Petersburg: by MORTIMER NOW
ana BY Sns e. sns
s.. de 5-dacwts
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ATRoCIoUs MuRDER.-A man named Brown
murdered his sister, a few days ago, in Hay
ward county, Tenn, and made his escape. A
reward of five hundred dollars has been Of
fared for his arrest.
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NASHVILLE TRAG DY.--Alien A. Hall,
charged with the murder of Mr.. Poindexter,
in Nashville, Tenn, has been bound over for
trial, in the sum of s., 800.
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/ CREW OF TIE BRIG CHIEF.-A dispatch
| from New Orleans saws the crew of the brig
| Chief, of Yorktown, Virginia. lost on her pas
| sage from 81. Thomas TO Tobasco, arrived in
| that city on the I'd inst.
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Clubhouse BURNr.-The Clubhouse of Mr.
John +. Troutman, near Fort Gaines. Ga
was burned on the 9th, and about one hun
dred bales of cotton consumed.
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" Two communications from highly in.
.e'heeht sources in Augusta county, one dis.
sehung from our remarks on the Msthodis,
Dnuren Discipline In regard to slavery the
otner sustaining them, will be published =.
soon - our columns are relieved from ,h,.
pressure upon them incident 10 the assem
piage OF the Legislature of Virginia.
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NEW YORK ELEcTIoN.-The municip pal cleo
ton took place in New York. yesterday, bu
the telegraph brought no tidings of the re-
Sult.
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Ias dREAApiERs SIRE reques ted 70 meet at
'lsary Hail losntshi, At o'clock.
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LIGHT-HOuSE OFFICE.

NORFaLK. VA, Dec. LIST, Is6oS
NOTICE TO RINERS.-cHrsAPsAkg BAT
AND TRIBUrARIEs--POroMAc, RAPPAHaNSocK
IND JAMES RIVERS The Upper and Lower Cedar
Point light vessels, Potomac river; the Bowters
Rock light vessel. Rappaha nock river; and the
light vessel. Tnngier Sound, Chesapeake Bay. will
be withdrawn from their stations for the winter.
between the 18th inst. and the 9th Januae next,
and their stations win be marked by spar buoys,
The iron can and nun buoys in the above named
rivers will be removed at the same time. and spar
buoss viii he substituted during the winter
Due notice will be given Of the return of the light
vessels and hnoys to their stations IN the spring.
By order of the Light- House Board.
JAMES Fl. NORTH, Lieut. u. s NJ,
de 5-eod6t HI. Inspector, 9Th District.
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BH Richmond Made Clonks.

mA Richmond Made Clonks.
CLOAK AND MANTLE DEPOT.
60 MAIN STREET.
CLOAKS for Ladies Misses and Chidren: large
assortment of FgRS, Just received and selling at
much less than their value.
Fine Velvet BONNETS. FLOWERS. FEATH-
Frs RUCHES. HEA DRESSES Dress SILKS-
RIBBONS, VEl.VETS and FRINEES, Dress
CAPS, best quality Extension SKIRTS. French
Needs worked COLLARS, SLEEVES. HpK'FS,
HOSIERY and GLOVES; Fancy NOTIONS of all
kinds.
Having Just purchased in New York, for cash,
am en- ableo TO offer sreat Inducements to those IN
search Il bargains in FURS and FANCY GOODS
RICHES. RIRRONS. &c. &c.
Miiliners supplied at New York wholesale cash
prices. r. EZEKIEL,
do I-2w Cloak and Mantle Depot, 60 Main ST.
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M Hair cuttins.-TO THU. CITIZENS AND
STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY.-if you
wish to get your Hair gnt in the latest and m1.t
SON. at his Hair1CuttiHs, Shaving. Shsmpooiny
and Bathing Rooms. under the American Hotel.
Entrance on 18th street.
N. D-Gentlemen also can get their whiskers
and noustsche changed from red, light, grey, to
a most beautiful blacko brown color.
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rs. For the Benefit of Young Men who
SUFFER FROM NERVOUS DEBILITY.-Jusr
PUBLI,HED: THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-
RIENCE OF AN INVALID; Designed as a warn
ing to others; aiiordns, at the same time, the
ter having been put to great expense tnroush ned
ical imposition and Quackery. Sinale copies may
g. R ssd 81 tie uutLnr NAThssIEL Madra.R Esq
paid addressed. envelope. de 2-3taw2m t2p)
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n November %, 1884,
A larte lot of elegant
SILKS.
M0USELAINES,
VAL. ROBES,
POPLIN Do,
And other style Dress Goods, 70 be sold Of at
THOS. r. PRICE e. co.
Have laid out q great variety of the above Goods
to which they invite special attention They are
to Re sold within the next few weeks Ut some
price, and their customers and the public are in
vited to give them early call, they may poet
to get them at their own prices.
Just opened an eleg ant lot OF Cloth CI0AKS, to
which attention is called.
LADIES' FURSIn great variety. Mink, Stone
Martin. Sable. Hudson Bay Sable, Ac., &c
no Palm TBOS. X. PRICE i CO.
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des--st 'V GoD6IN { sp aspP pi Aue,.n

"A FOR RENT-1st. A brick house ON Pine
ga: street; near the cd Fair Grounds. suitable for
Sr1 small family -
I'd. brick house on the Westham Plank Road,
In Green's row, containing three or four rooms
kitchen and other conveniences.
I'D. A brick house on fhe Westhsm Plank Road,
IN Green's row, containing the same number OF
rooms rs above. Possession given i'm nedatsly.
de 6-5t EDW. o. EACHO,
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"a NOTICE.-rhe following named gem
1>l~a tlemen have been appointed by the au-
thorltes of the Virgins Central Agricultu-
raj Society to meet the Committee representing
the Virginia State Agricultural Society. the sub
ject ot union of the two Societies, viz: Gustavus
A. Myers, William Fl. Macfariand, Philip st. Geo
Cooke. Peachey R. Grattan and Edmond Fan.aine,
Esqs. G. DIMMOCk,
de 6-2t Secretary Va. Gen. Az Society.
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rs Special Notice.-Ha wing determined be-
fore next fall TO thoroughly repair or pull
down and buiid anew ono, therefore offer AL our
MOOLLFN and other goods adapted to FALL and
WINTER wear at cost; We solicit call from all
will be sold at some price Call 1T
no30-lm COURTNEY'S, Dos Broad st.
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ASpecial NOtice.-We ask attention to oul
splendid assortment of
Velvet and Cloth CLOAKS.
Beautiful and cheap SILKS.
Silk ROBES, cheap.
Real Irish and French P0PLINS.
Rich VELOUR OTTOMANS.
Beautiful French DELAINES.
Great variety medium DRESS GOODS.
Muslin and Lace SETFS-hargai
FRENCH. Wool and Stella SHAWLS.
New and fine FURS. .eegt
I.INESS and housekeeping GOODS.
Non shrinking FLANNELS.
Domestic SH EXITING aud SHIRTINGS.
Kersey LlNSEYS and BLANKETS
SLEEPS GREYS and PULLED CLOTHS.
no 2-ts SAM'L NJ. PRICE 4 co.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, DEC. s. 1859.
Nigh Water sAis day tEsdnssday)f,z o'clock
SAILED,

SAILED.
Steamship Jamestown. Skinner, N. Y, mdzo and
passengers. Ludlsm X Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, keene. Baltimore, mdxe. and
passengers, D. Il w. Currie. <
Hchr Echo Snipes. Petersburg, mdze., A. s. Lee.
"a, Schr, vastllc Sharp, Sharp, N. r., mdzo. u. 4
Colqnitt & Co.
Ceiaaitt & Co 49,
Schr. Two Brothers, down the river, light.
Bark Elf. Mckee. from Richmond. for Rio dc
Schr. Hurd. Pierce, from ROckland, for Rich
mond, arrived at Portland. ID inst.
arrived ii Ph,iadsnhia sth inst Schr' p. Kins
Leeds, from Richmond. arrived at do. Sd.
Schr Cerito. Crowell. from New ork, arrived at
Cardenas, sd ut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07

4IN FOR NuKEOLk. YORK KtVNK.
MGE MNATApoNi Pr p,PI;Aa,MuNKEY RIVERS
freight for either all of the ab1e place as until
o'clock HIS EvENINti, at low rates. She Is at
tie head OF the Dock =
HEZEhIAH CRoSwELL,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07

~ SpecinIlNotfce. The sale Of Mr..
THOMAS JAM - DEANE,S farm in Geochland
county. advertised By I.Mrs Lyons, Trustee, viii
take place on TU ESDAY. the 18th December. 1859,
able and also .li the STOCK, CROPS 10, on said
estate Persons disposed to attend the sale. can
leave Richmond. Monday afternoon. the 1zth inst,
ut o'clock, ~ way OF the Packet Boat. be sccom-
modated at Cedar Point or Gooch land G. H., and
to take them to the sale the ne day about
two mrles. There are few better estates than this
now III MARKET and an excellent opportunity - now
offered to those disposed to purchase n valuable
farm, slaves and sill necessary personal property.
For terms, TO-, see auction head 49,
de6--tds GODDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts.