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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ma I'm or tnnt Notice 20 Meehauics.
HODGES & cos PATENT TEN0NINGs Ma
CHINE.-The subscriber being satisfed Of the in
finite value of this MACHINE. and being nxinus
to obtain for it more general ase would Oder Tor
sale prirateiy, until MONDAY. 19sh December,
one half OF the entire Tisk for the United HtAsaes
tit beirg valued at o0.i Ii not sold privately ~
the time mentioned above 1T will be sed q auction
by E. b. COOK. Aucticnecr, on that day, at 10
O'Clock, ON the following terms: One-haH cAeh;
balance 5 and months credit, approved negotahss
notes.
The demand for this Machine has been inorsessd
so much f,r the past few months, has induced tho
patentees to adopt the above course, in 0fdex ~
enable them 90 Ruppy that demand. It . Ma-s
chine that will meet the wants Of mechAuiea gen
eraily; and is the only ono that cOmpefes with tho
Foot Merticing Machine. A good msny have teeo
sold which haye not only givsn satisfsctioa, ent
chsnics Fair. IN this city, Il ofssined shs psssi-
um of q 6rst-class diploma, on its Own merit. ~
it be manuf ctured in this city - cheap aaAny
whore else the attention Of capitalists n called u
it. with the view OF retaining Il here-the invsHtny
sby DAVID HODGES. of Suffolk. Va. Msy Stk.
iS67-hAs now twenty -kve years to fnn, With tho
extension. which rlkht will b srsuted 70 the pur-
chaser. ~ 1 sa
Tho main object in selling one half Of the abqye
rlght. is to establish LARGE mApufaefQry In this
city. and IL s BE- hoped that there - cnOush entof
prise in capitalists TO carry ont that object. s
The Machine can fe seen, and ali en2utrsoa II
gard to il can he made known by cailinx ~
DAVID L. PARKER Marufactnfor.
Oyer Hewitt Bro, Franklin st..
de 9-9t Nearly opposite Metropolitan nan.
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SIGNoR MARIO FIGHTING DUEL.-Th
Madrid correspondent of the London Adver

SIGNoR MARIO FIGHTING DUEL.-The
Madrid correspondent of the London Adver-
tiser, writing on the 10th instant, says
"The brutal treatment which Madame Grisi
has experienced at the hands of the high born,
we'll potato-hurling, bowling audience
which frequents the Italian opera here, has
given rise to much recrimination. Signor
Mario has naturally resented these insults.
But in his remonstrances he has been met by
the remark, that during the hey-day of her
prosperity Madame Grisi disdained to accept
an Of the brilliant offers OF the Madrid mana
gers, and that she only does SO now when her
cracked and broken voice fails to procure any
price in the market. Many angry discussions
have arisen, and at last they have resulted in
q duel, which came off yesterday. The princi-
pals were Signor Mario and Senior San Miguel,
the director Of the Principal Theatre. After
several passes, and both combatents were
wounded, the one in the face and the other in
the arm, the seconds interfered and the honor
Of both was declared Scott free. Neither has
been serious hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

CITY Ccnaeil.--A regular monthIy r,cetin. y
thr CounciI wns held yesterday AftefnoOn af
o'clock. Present Msssrs. Saundfx1 lden,
4ilLa. Hill, 0f1st&u, 9faznbrook, B1nOcn,
Haskins. Epps, Roddey. Whitfaeld "A Ore.
aor Ahsent-Msssrs. RichardsOn and Tai
M. erastsn, nom shs rlnases oomnitsss
Tsported the sale q city property % Cary AID
"a purchase money &i6NO0.
MI. Grattan reported An or1fnance imcreas-
ing the salary Of The Auditors second clerk,
y =! :, SANDER Jr. from ssoo g aloot-and y
Hasklns voting agsinst it.
Mr. Haskins reported resolution from the
Commissioners Of Streets, recommending the
employing OF sir additional hands, and the
purchase OF three mules and Carts
NIr. Hill moved ter lay the resolution on the
table. and gave as aaeas0n that the city -hands
did little or no work. He lhouxhtit would s.
better 10 dispense with oil III hands and let
thought the work could BE- done better At oee-
fourth the present cost
The motion to lay on ths table was pnt to
vote and carried in the afhlmatiya>
a resolution wss adopted, instTucting the
Commissioners OF Streets TO reporta q aruds for
29th street from Main 10 Franklin, ard for
xZu street from Grace to Broad.
a resolution was adopted, instructin9 the
committee on Public Buildings to so alter the
water pipes, as to prevent an overflow
ture. s ~
Mr.. Burr oife red resolution 10 1lt mn tho
FIRST Market hal for the use Of the military:
winch was refefredto the COMMITTEES on Pubic
Buildings. =. : '1' @S'as
Mr. Burr offered resolntiop..y yhh1ntgtas
aoopted, instrncting the Committe On The Eire
Department TO enquire into the cause Of the
oelay as az the late fire on 11th street, between
marshall and Clay, and to report a better plan
snan lne present for giving alarms, and for
fire. - sAe
accommodation a was received from the
Mayor, nominating persons for the various
police Offices of the city, =
The nominations being read. the roll was
called and the following officers were elected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

EA DIR. Hostetter's Bitters have received
the warmest eneomt tums from the press and people
thronE hout the Union. As avaluable tonic for the
cure OF Dyspepsia. Flatulence, Constipation and
general nervous debility. it cannot be approached.
Every day cases oil its great effect are ehron-
eIed through our public journals. There is nothing
equal TO the enJo' nent, TO that which the afflicted
experience when using this valuable specific. Its
ordered stomach. and the cleansing of the entire
human body should recommend it TO all classes of
our connnnnlty. All that will he necessary 10 con-
'nce the skeptica of its healthy effects, is to pur-
chase bottle and be convinced
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where. de film
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EA- Asue and Fever.
DEBILITY OF CHEST

AND LIN BS.
kFERY DAY WE HEAROF THE WONDER
EUL MERITS OF
A NJ MS TTNCTURE.
SALUDA, Middessx Co., Val
x August IL, 1859. {
Gentlemen: 10 ls with unaffected pleasure bear
lsS,imnnx men g the great merit of your HAMPTON'S
IINCTURE. | WAS taken last spring with the
aEue and fever and debility of chest and limbs I
iIled various medicines. hut found no relief; but
IN being advised by friend to try your Tincture,
DID SO, and am now enlosing. excellent health.
Ioa can use this rs best suits yoa
Very truly and respectfully yours
+. ADDISON BRIsrow.
:, Call and get pamphlets and see cures of Cough.
Rheutnatsm. Scrofais. etc, AS a restorative and
InxisoIator II hss steen highly recommended.
Hundreds will testify Of cures on themselves and
trends after all other cures have failed.
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-This TING
TCRE will be found great medicine for all their
diseases.
rs Can and get Pamphlets and see cures
Sold by PURCELL. LADD & CO., Richmond !:
by DR.. COOKE. Fredericksburg: by all the Drug
gIsts IN Petersburg: by MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists aud shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottles six bottles,
So. de 5-d&cwts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

HA-kidney and Bladder Com pl a ints.-The
newest and most important discovery for Kidney.
Bladder Com plants, Urinary DISTINCTIONS. Leucor-
IhPa or Whites. Sexual Weaknesses. PLY sicai
rrostratlon and Debit, of either sex, is HARTS-
H0RNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk, have soon
been relieved by this powerful COMPOUND. II is
prepared bg a Chemist and is pronounced by medi-
cal men and those who have used it,, TO be the best
BCCPU COMPOUND In the world. Large bottles
S. small bottles 80 cents. fresh supply Just re-
ceived by FIsHER& & WINSTON, Druggists,
Ie l4-Em Vain street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

n We call attention TO Special No
TICE of BAKERS PREMIUM BtTTERS, in
another column. For us to say any thing in praise
oi this orthodox and universally used medicine,
would be unnecessary. We deem it so, a: least, in
view of the fact that three fourths of Christendom
use 1t and are conscious of its virtues.
A gentleman of the hrst intesen and stand
ing IN this community said to the other day =
w henever feel i'll from any cause whatsoever |
gnp down a dose of BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
TERS, and | am all right for the next week, GER
tain. .'-Nerf0tk Examiner.
These BITTERS can be had of all Druggists in
this city and elsewhere IN Virginia. Orders filled
promptly by +. BAKER, Proprietor, Richmond.
Va. nOll-tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

Improriag.-We learned yesterday that Mr.
LUTHER WRIGHT, the gentleman who was 90
seriously injured at Pole-Ca Station, on tho
Fredericksburg Railroad, about 2 O'Clock last
Friday morning, by his buggys coming In
contact with the down train Of cars, was In IN
improving condition, and hopes were enter.
tained of his recovery Mr.. Wright and his
lady were in a top buggy at the time of the
accident, and the wind blowing stif gale,
they did not hear the approach of the train
The engineer, unfortunately, did not 80 the
buggy in time TO prevent the collision.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

The Mayor also made nominations for Lieu
tenants OF the Night-Watch, from which the
following persons were selected:
lst Lieut.. Night-Watch-G. S. Trueheart
"a ' Lewis M Carter
Sd s. Caleb Crone.
The election of City Engineer being next in
elected.
MI. Robert H: Higgins was elected oyerseer
of the city hands.
Mr. John Talman was elected measurer of
coal carts.
Mr.. VIM. Jas. Epps was elected Messenger
of the Council
Committee on the Old Church Square
Messrs. nap w Holt Richardson, A. Y. Stokes and
Ranes 1'A'0. Az
After the transaction of some unimportant
business, the Council adjourned.
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A Great BarzatRx-

A Great BARGAINS
FOR CASH, AT
PERKINS K co.'s,
No. Al, EAaLE SQUARE.
~ Rrown SHIFTING. Heavy, at Sd.
Super. - " % af no cents
The hest4-4 T" eve erssold here al .elscts
Loo p's Fast Cord PRINTS, at 81 cents
Best English ard American PRINTS, at II cents
y rs AIr.y Lag ana DElsAlN rs, at l23s cts.
Rich Psrts DELAINES, 1T 62ta cts, worth ST1, cts
DR. ESS SILKS. very cheap ~ W.
Is VERY Rich SILK ROBES. at S35. worth G45
KID GLOVES. as good rs Aiexauaer's All TX cts
Bes. io-a b cached SHEETiNGS. at 2s cts
PERKINS L. CO.,
Sc Its No. 14l Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

STANDARD SCALES;
evect spd durable sca,e is required.
SCALES FOR RAILROADS.,
SSALES FOR CoAk. DEALERS AND MINERS.
>CALk4S Fok aAY AND Cattle DEALERS,
HOUSE AND TRANSPORTATION
p0RriBi.E AND DORMANT SCALES FOR
STORES.
SCALES For GRAIN AND FLOUR DEAL
kRS.
COUNTER SCALES. every VARIETY;
BANKERS AND JEWELERS. BAI,ANCES
SCALES FOR FARM AND FAMILY USE,
wEI6HNASTERS' BEAMS,
POST OFFICE SCALES,
DRUGGISTS SCALES.
TWENTY DifFERgNr sTyLEs.
All Of which are warranted in every particular
Cali and examine, or send for an Illustrated Cata-
lsgae, 10 the Agents,
CLARKSoN 4 ANDERSON.
No. los Main St., Richmond, Va.
no l5-dlm&de cw6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

The surprising performance Of 4 b
juvenile troupe at the Theatre this week, win
attract shronged audiences. The little nine-
year old actor, George, distinguishes himself
nightly. There are points in his acting which
many Of his seniors would do well 70 copy. a
No. bill is offered for tonight. Go and Sc
the in YanilaS Ea.sEEl -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

Stedlin g.-Stephen, slave to Frederick
Smith, was punished, yesterday, by order Of
the Mayor, for stealing box OF candles from
ID. w. Saunders, on Saturday night last. On
being detee Led, Stephen attempted 10 run on,
but was pursued by Mr.. Saunders and finally
caDtured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

Charge Of Robbery.-James p. Henry and
Eliza Henry alias Doyle were before the May
or yesterday for examination, on the charge Of
breaking and entering the dwelling house OF
M. G.. Whitman, on the i4th of October last
and stealing watches and other yaluables
after the robbery, Henry was arrested for the
offence, examined before the Mayor, and dis
charged, there being very little evidence against
him. Soon after that, Henry and Miss boy ie,
then passing for man and wife, left here for
New York. They had only been there short
time when 'sdetective's JAS. A. DUFFY, of that
city, received such information as induced him
to keep an eye ON them. After the lapse Of a
few days Mr.. Duffy found two or three Of the
watches where they had been pawned by
Henry, and tracing that person to Boston, ar
rested him and brought him back to New
York. Officer Duffy then conyersed with Miss
Doyle, and after learning from her that she
information as left no doubt upon his mind
that Henry was guilty, and so informed Mr..
Whitman, who went 10 New York and identi-
fed the stolen property. Other facts connect
ed with this affair impiicate Miss Doyle in the
robbery, inaSmuch as she was at MT. Whit.
mans just before it was committed, had an
opportunity 10 unlock the back-door through
which Henry entered, and induced Mrs. w. to
60 with her to Rockets, SO that the robber
would have no interruption whilst perform.
Ing his work. She declares, however, that she
knew nothing Of his intention and never saw
the stolen watches until they were on board
a steamer bound for New York. Her state.
ment will probably implicate third party In
this daring robbery, and mag be the means oi
the round-top college. The Investigation was
adjourned until Wednesday next, to give the
Mayor an opportunity Of hearing from New
York
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R- -Hartshorne's Cure-Au.

IT CURES ALL PAIN.
This valuable preparation ls used Internally and
externally. IL cures
TO0THACHE. HEADACHE
SPRAlNS and RR USES c HILBLAINS,
CHOLERA MORBUS, EARACHE
RHEI MATlSM, SCALDS and BURNS
NEURALGIA, CHOLERA,
PAIN IN THE IMRS. PAIN IN THE sIDEs
PAIN the STOMACH, PAIN IN the BREAST4
SORE THROAT, FROSTED FEET.
PAIN IN THE BACK, PAIN in the BOWELS.
Being line TONIC 1t is very beneficial for q
weak stomach or bowels.
in bottles of H. rs and so cents. Sold by all Drug
glsts IN Richmond. Petersburg and Norfolk and
throug hout tie State. lie I4--I2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

The Hastings Court commenced its December
term yesterday, and transacted large amount
OF business, both civil and criminal. We mo-
tice the cases of public interest, as follows:
George w. H. Tyler, Commissioner Of the
Revenue elect for Monroe Ward, and Cadmus
g. Johnson, Commissioner for Madison
Ward, entered into bonds and took the requi.
site oath Of Office. M sH
Andrew jackson, a negro slave, the proper
ty of r. Turner'S was convicted of feloniousiy
assaulting and cutting with an axe Jefferson,
a slave, and ordered TO receive 80 stripes.
Joe, slave to w. w. Jones, was convicted Of
robbing Alexander MOTIFS store of $500 worth
of goods, on the night of the 25th Of Noyem-
ber, and sentenced TO receive 80 lashes.
Arthur Kavanaugh, charged with the mur-
der of Barney Smith, on the night Of the 13th
of November. was examined before the Court.
and remanded for final trial at the Spring term
of the Circuit Court Kavanaugh, Il will bo
remembered, struck Smith with stone, In q
lager beer saloon on Wall street, producing
instant death.
Thomas w. McGee indicted for stealing an
oyercoaf, was called yesterday, after which D
nolle proseqai was entered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

Dead Body Fonad.--The remains of new
born babe was found in Giliie's Greek yes-
from appearances, had been in the watsr ssv.
eral days. s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

METHODIST STATIsTIcs.--ReviJ James d.
Coulling publishes in the Christian Advocate
the following statistics of the NJ E. Church
in Virginia
We have this year 35,ef2 white members,
4,5U6 white probationers, 6,S6i colored MEM
bers, 967 colored proba,ioners, and 2i6 local
preachers within the bounds of the Confer
ence, making an aggregate of 4s ,462, and an in
crease of 3, l67 over last years returns. While
this is much less than it should be, we have
cause for devout gratitude. About fifteen
years ago, added up the statistics of our Con-
ference for the first time; we then reached, all
told, little more than "a 4,0UU. We have more
than doubled. The Sabbath school statistics
are of interest. think, if can get the time,
l will call attention to some particulars sci
forth in the statistics. The following are the
figures: We have 400 Sabbath schools, $3.50
officers and teachers, 15,15s scholars, 1895
volumes in the libraries, a,16s copies of the
Visitor taken, $3,696.96 have been expended
for Sabbath schools, and $37267 have been col
Iected in Sabbath schools for the missionary
cause The Treasurer of the Society reports
the amount raised for missions in the Confer
ence at So, ,Ss2.25-a decided advance on any
Dr0yiOuS wear
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

LETTER FROM CONDEMNED CoNspIHAToR.
The Iowa papers give publicity to an extract
of letter from Edwin Coppic, one of the con-
spirators now under sentence of death at
Charlestown, in which, like other of his COM
panions in guilt, he confesses his folly and says
he was deceived. The letter is addressed to
his mother and father, and proceeds as follows:
"lt is with much sorrow that now address
you, ana under very different circums stances
than ever expected to be placed; but have
seen my folly too late, and must now suffer
the consequences, which l suppose will be
death, but which shall try and bear as every
man should. 1t would be a source of much
comfort to me to have died at home 1t had
always been my desire that, when 1 came to
die, my last breath should be amongst NV
friends; that in my last moments they could
be near me to console; but alas such is not
my fate. I am condemned, and must die a
dishonorable death among my enemies and
hundreds of miles from home.
II hope you will not reflect on me for what
has been done, for am not at fault; at least
my conscience tells me so and there are others
that feel as do. We were led in to it by those
who ought TO have known better, but who did
not anticipate any danger. After stopping at
Harper's Ferry we were surrounded and COM
PEELED to fight to cave our own lives, for we
saw our friends falling on all sides, our leader
would not surrender, and there seemed to be
no other resort than to fight. / am happy to
say that no one fell by my hand aud am sorry
to say that was induced to raise a gun +
was not looking for such thing. am sorry.
very sorry that such has been the case. Never
did suppose that my hand would be guilty
of raising weapon against my fellow-nlan.
After our capture, which was on the morning
of the 18th, we were kept there until the eyen-
ing of the 10th, when we were removed to this
place, where we have been ever since. We are
well cared for; the jailor seems to do all he can
to make us c0mfortable.''
FLORIDA AND HER FEDERAL RELArIoNs.-
The following is an extract from the portion Of
Gov. Perry's message to the Florida Legisla-
ture touching Federal relations
believe that her voice should be heard in
tones mot loud but Deep" in favor OF an eter-
nal separation from those whose wickedness
and fanaticism forbid US longer to live with
them in peace and safety. There are good
grounds Tor the hope that most of the South
ern States will not consent to see the General
Government pass In 10 hands ayowedly hostile
to the South. Ifsuch is their purpose, il lis
not unlikely that they will prepare for the
emergency OF the approaching Presidential
What II any steps will be necessary. ON your
part to provide for FloridAs co-operation
with them In the contingency suggested, !, leave
Tor the wisdom 81 ths Legislature to deter-
mine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

THE APPARENT EFFECTs.--A Philadelphia
letter, published in the Baltimore Sun, says:
at is feared that the present excitement corr
sequent upon the sectional dispute between
the North and the South will seriously dis
turb the relations of business. aud, If contin-
ued, cause great deal Of suffering among our
merchants and laboring population during the
present winter. A great many of our trades
depend upon the SoutheFp market some have
suddenly ceased operations for want of orders
from the South, and consequently employers
have had to discharge their workmen. Hot
headed politicians, and all who endeavor to
ject serious reflection, and endeayor to calm
the turbulent waters.
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NJ nNetice--To my Friends and the Public
the spacious basement rooms under the store of nj.
Harris Brn.. coruer Of I1tb and Main streets, rs
and respectfully invite cait from iis friends and
the public The Bar viii be stocked with tine
choicest WINES. Lilo DRS and CIGARS. and no
effort will be spared to give satisfaction TO all who
NAV favor me with call.
FREE ENACk served up daily at ii o,csocks A.
NJ. fn0 22-dIml JAMES COLLINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

"a Last NOtfee-.Yes. the Last. -.Afl per-
sous Indebted 10 me diyidualiy, will please call
and settle their accounts, else | will give them
inte the hands of others TO be collected by law.
ALEX. HILL.
p. s.-No further indulgence will be given longer
than 70 the 18th of December next.
no i9-dhwlm ALEX. HILL.
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Ea DIR. Jane A. Williams offers her
services to those of her own sex, and to children
who may need medical advice attendance.
Especial attention is given IL the MANAGEMENT of
ohstetric cases. Also, all forms of female diseases
and displacemente.
Electricity applied for the cure of chronic dis
eases.
Ha. Office and residence on Clay, between 4.h
and 5th streets, North side. no 29--lms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

~ steam Engine fertsale.-A two and a.
haf itorge HTEAM ENGINE. In complete order,
having been used Only three weeks twill be sold
bsfssan. Apply ~ this odics. oc It's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

MYsTERioUs--Dr. William Edwards, resid-
ing near Roekahock Meeting House, in Sarry
morning last, at an early hour, with horse
and buggy, to visit one Of his patients. Shortly
afterwards the animal returned home with
the vehicle, but without the Doctor, and 1
search was Immediately Instituted for The
missing gentleman, who was found about
noon. lying upon the road, q mile or 80 from
home, In an insensible aud apparently dying
condition. No marks Of violence were dis
cernible upon his person save small cut upon
his forehead, svidsntly occasioIed BY his fall
ing.s ~