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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-11-10
A. b. VAN COLT,
Agent for the
New American Watch,

APPLETON, TRACY & Co, Boston.
re This Watch is guaranteed by Appleton,
ft?A. Tracy & Co., to be made of the best ma
Es,ZAterial, on the most approved principle,
and possesses every requisite for reliable Time
Keeper. For any defect in material or per-
formancc under fair usage, l at all times hold
myself responsible. Many applications were
made lately for said Watch the first lot hav-
ing been sold in very short time. l have
just received a quantity OF them in all differ
ent desirable castings and offer them to the
public at very low figures. Also great dis
play Of
PIANO-FORTES
OF Hallett & Davis, in Boston of A. ii. Gale
& Co.. in New York and others.
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JUD SOW"
Mountain Herb Pills,

ABOVE we present you with = perfect likeness Of
rezuco chief Of tribe Of the strange Aztec Nation
that once ruled Mexico. You will 6nd full account on
h,m and his people 10 Pamphlets and Alma
10 had gratis, from the Agents for these Pills.
The inventor and manufacturer Of " Judson's Noun.
tain Herb Pills has spent the greater part Of his lie in
travelling, having visited nearly every country In the
world He spent over six years among the Indians Of
the Rocky Mountains and Of Mexico and il thus that
The MouSAIS HERB Pills" discovered. A very
Interesting account of his adventures there you will nd
N our Almanac and Pamphlet
1t is an established fact that all diseases arise from
IMPURE BLOODl
The blood 10 the life and when any foreign unhealthy
matter gets mixed with il, it is at distributed TO
very organ OF the body Every feels the poison
md all the vital organs quickly complain The stomach
will not digest the food perfectly. The liver ceases TO
'ecete suhciency Of bile The action of the heart IL
weakened, and the circulation Ia feeble The lungs
p-come clogged with the poisonous matter hence, a
ough-and all from slight impurty at the fountain
lead Of ife--the Blood As you had thrown some
arth, for instance, in pure spring from which ran =
my rvuet, in few minutes the whole course u the
tream becomes disturbed and discolored As quickly
Ices impure blood ny TO every part and leave its sting
~hind All the passages become obsructed and unless
he obstruction is removed the lamp Of life des out
These pills not only purify the blood but regenerae all
he sccretions of the body they are therefore un,aea
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LENNON & BROGDEN. Auctrs.


". W. GLENN, Trustee.
LENNON d BROGDEN,
AuCticneers
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DIR. J.. c. AVER & co,
N r. b A A X Il +

Lowell, Mass.
All our Remedies gre for sale by Thomson Wood Block,
and " H. Brown Bro Baltimore street at wholesale, and
by all the Druggist retail. eo6m
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CONPOUEU EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA,
AYERS CATH1RrIo PILLS.

FOE ALI THE fCKPosEs OF FAMILY PHTSIe,
composed that disease within the their
ton rarely withstand cyate them. Their penetrating
properties search and cleanse and nvgoate every portion
of the human organism correcting its diseased action,
storing its althy yitaes As consequence of these pro
peres, the aid who bowed down with pain phi ysica
debility is aStosed 10 fluid his health energy restored by
a remedy at once 50 simple and inviting.
Not oniy 10 they the every day complaints Of every
body, but also lHny formidable ard dangerous diseases
The agent below named pleased to furnish gratis my
rcan Almanac containing certificates If her and d
rectionS for their Use in the following complaints: oiire
afgt Heartburn, HeG3Gcte dT-iHE tram djSoTcrcd St0a
Gck NotSs1, ia3geSjn Pam IN Gad NorSid inacDa d
the B0meiS, F{GieRCY Loss Of Appiie, Jd,adice and
other kindred complaints arising from low of the body
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1nbiit SaLes.
BY GIBSON Il co.
4 DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEATS
BY SAMUEL II. GOVE2

GEO. II WILLIAMS, In.
o. H0RWTTZ, Trustees.
Is GIBSON & co Auctioneers.
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N WEDNESDAY, 23d instant, at II o clock,
~ at the auction stores on Buchanans wharf
ion HHDS. =. r. SUGAR
IN IHDS. CUBA SUGAR.
100 HHDs P. R. MOLASsES.
25 Tres. DO. DO.
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5nsuraHts GuMuaGits
gasuraNtf GUilpaTles
OFFICE OF THE
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
INSURANCE BUILDINGS,
40 WALL STREET

NEW YORK OCTOBER %, 1859.
10 THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF THE AT
FAIRS of this Company is published in conformity with
requirements ofhe 10th section of the Act of its incorpora
ton.
Premiums on unexpired risks the 4th Oct,
1893 s259,28O20
Premiums received during the year to 4th Oct,
1889
On Marine Risks. .$9iS, 30iI5
IN lhiann 10. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40,SgSSi
Total amount Of Premiums. ,28I 4i729
Amount of Earned Premiums during the year. II
70 Return Premiums .................... 6575OG9
Net EARNED Premiums. S906, 5l3 10
Losses during the same period:
On Marine Risks Qess Savings, &c .. .si7s 36Ssi
on inland do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1375S.29
vi FIRE 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l244.27
si93S664O
Expenses and ReInsuranCes. 51-5733l5e
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II R. "A X Il
~ TREATS ALL DISEASES.
Special attention given all chronic diseases, COUGHs
diseases Of NOSE, Mouth, THROAT and LUNGS all SKIN
DISEASES OF every description successfully treated-um
bago, Lumbar Assesses 9crofua, Rheumatism, Govt Neu
raga Paralysis, Epilepsy Commissions, dyspepsia nys
EMERY Diarhpa The worst cases Of PILES cured in
many diseases incidental and children which
treated with distinguished sdccess. All particulars VIII
certificates Of lis perfect success in curing
CANCERS. Old SORES, OR T,LCERSs HIP DISEASES,
sCALD HEAD, VEINS, POjYPts or THE NOSE, OR
IN Any T1M 4THER I R4RT W Of TIVE T1Es BODY
of every descriptions without the othe knife or any
surgical These last named diseases
cured by correspondence therefore all such patients must
DR. Baakee has made discovery of ''FLUID," that
will produce absorption Of the CATARAcT and restore
''' EYES AND EARS
successfully treated without the OF the knife
die. Dr. Baakee has constantly hand at his Office very
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYNPANUNS, or EAR DRUMS,
which suitable for either and all agrs-nserted in
Ave minutes Ear TsgnrETS of every description also
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
with the Arm and Elbow Attachment ARTIFICIAL FEET,
with the Ankle, Leg. and Knee ONT attachment
These articles perfectly natural adapted for either
and b. sent by express to any part of the world
scrptou, either and Tuses particularly adapted
for females in weak condition. also for those with PEoLAP
Do Baakee one Of the most celebrated and skifu
physicians and surgeons now living. His fame is known
personally IN every principal city of the world.
All letters directed to Dr. Raakce must contain ten cents
10 pay postage and incidental expenses All Chronic Diseases
which viii require his personal supervision.
E@-oiice Hours from a NJ t94 "a p NJ p ,yrr
ofce, 7o broadway, afaw doors above Fourth street,
MS New York City.
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RnhLft .SaLfs-
"E Dem LEMMON s BKUGDEi

pILEmMON 3 BRUGDEN
-,r,- hoCHANAN'S WHARF
n. Ills dS3 DAY, 22d Instant at II O'Clock, at
RFGtP6 no stores Buchanan's wharf CyITHoUT
from MaIags me cargo landing from schr Juno
ISUU boAhS AUSCATEL LAYER RAIsINs.
700 DO DO DO. DO.
40 4 DO. DO Do. DO
27O0 BOXES DO. BUNCH PA1sys
l74O n DO. DO DO. DO.
1415 DO. DO DO DO.
on BBLS. sun RAISINS-ICO lbs each
100 hDo. DO. Do 80 DO
40 BBLS. LEXIA RAISINS-II2Ja lbs. each.
; DO. Do. 10. 100 DO.
200 4 MATS sEEDLEss RAIsNs.
800 BOXES FIGS.
25 DRUMS DO.
IN \ DO. DO.
% 4 BBLS. GRAPES
90 TRAILS SOFT sHEILED ALMONDS.
81 BOXES LEMONS.
o,. LENNON x BROGDFN,
''- - AuCt,Oneer5
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; BOSTON STEAMSHTPS
SCROFULA, OR Kings EVIL is a constitu-

one quarter of all peop sCr0ulOus their persons
are invaded by this lurking Infection, and their health is
undermined by It. To cleanse il from the system must
FenozGte blood by Alternative medicine, and invgo
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ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE OR LEASE,

OR FOR EXCHANGE
FOR IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
These Lots are situated Madison avenue near Hoffman
street Appya the office of the Daily Exchange r31tf
COUNTING ROOM ON FIRST FLOOR FOR
oRENT Apply to POULTNEY X MOALE. "A Lombard
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ny WYLI.fA1I HlMILTUS

ffT...f MURTGAGEE'S SALE.
Hfisl UNDER THE ACT OF 1926. CHAPTER 100.
- Will as attorney int James Emmitt, sell by public
auction at the Baltimore ENChangg the city uf Baltimore
on WEbNE> DAY, the 7tA day Of Dec .Gler, 1889, al /
O'Clock, F. NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situatel in Carroll Village,
EalmoI county and lying the southeast Of the
Frederick Turnpike road and accommodation hay
ing front on the Turnpike of Sl uniform width and
depth on the accommodation road fa. subj ct 10
an annual ground rent Of $3.50
The l9t Is Improves by a large BRICK DWELLING,
occupied by NJ b Cline, fronting the TURNPIKE, with
three rooms and passage the first faor with large
Stable and the usual nuthouseS attached Also, other
small tenements on the accommodation lund.
Terms of saeOae half cash. and the balance in mon tbs
with interest. l. NJ REYNOLDS. AttuTley
MIC 2aw6dS VIM HANIIT0N Nurtiourer
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= CURTTS CREEK PROPERTY.

Ea.,:f ALEoO,
#jiH VIII be sold, at time, the LOT adjoining the
s>.AahOve the west, with similar imuroy uars and
subject to like ground rent. EI5eGSis
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ID OOF FIN G..
TESTERS
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING.
PATENTED JANUARY II, 1859.
FIRST PREMIUM 4 WARDED
ONO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1875

OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1853.
We are prepared all kinds of Roofs steep
fat cid, shingles, metal, steamboats,
cars, with this unequalled Roofing material long
experience the business, the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief causes of failure nearly all roofing
with and after complete system Of chemical artificial
and experimentation he has used parts
and been adding it for two yearshe has produced
which is offered criticsng public far superior any
composition, and
EQUA To THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS.
Some the induce pens this Roofing offers viz The
of the heaviest kind rated in composition,
rendering perfectly Water and Artig very Elastic
before being put upon the roof The composition only
injurious to- but actually preventative OF cotton and
being arght, DAMPNEss CANNOT PENETRATE THEoCGH 1T
TO ROT TEE CANVAS.
Theionts eementei together and the whole covered
with heavy coat of Cement compounded from materials
which will run, scale of, become ured by
being walked over.
EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT.
For protecting METAL ROOFS from corrOSion and leaking
our Cement alone possesses qualities Of durability un
oR na the be used
dsn heeye this RSGg T Srs any d three Of the
With the canvas 70 burn IT. and the Cement Paint we use
on the Watcrght is mad from materials ch do
NOT G9UsTT e RIGHTS n he States 9 s
Dcegr gi4a and a the D SstS Of G0S Is Roe
generally Sha T gpP sye the 9rgcr portion
'' &C. 2yEPFERs 81 i2QURY Pity ANSWERED
az Prepared material for sale with instructions put
and win be furnished to Agents, leaving them fair
margin for profit
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR -
GEO. JACKSON, Agent,
Southwest coreI Baltimore and South SITS,
Baltimore. Nd,
Where testimonials and samples may be references
| given.
| ~ PRICES AS LOW AS ANY GOOD ROOFING.
EF- REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE s9-ly
| EIRE APPARATUS FOR SALE.
IL One new four wheel HOSE CARRIAGE, polished me
tai work Also two second hand SUCTIONS in frsrate
order Apply to JOHN R0DGt RS Il son,
Fire Engine Builders,
| nT-f No. - n. High street
! EENTLEMENiS SHAWLS.
fine and low grade Maud ecd and for sale by
| nTtf SHAW, FRICK co.
QAGS, in large or small quantities, BOUGHT
llfor cash at Office Of the Maryland Paper Works,
al0-eoh II North street
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ANER.S CHERRY PECTnRAI

CoUGHs, CoLrs, INFLuENzA. HoARsEHEsS, GROUP, BR)N
CHlTls, !NCipIENr CONSUMPTION, AND TIE
RELIEF or CONSUMpTIvE PATIENTS
ADVANCED STAGES OF THE
DISEASE
wide is the field of its usefulness and numerous
chs OF its that alm0S section country
abounsn persons publicly known who have been restored
from alarming aneyen desperate diseases of the lungs by
its When tried, its superiority every other
medicine OF its Kind is too apparent to observation
and VIII its virtues are known, the public longer hest
tate what antdOte 10 employ for the distressing and dan
gerous affections Of the pulmonary organs that incident
to climate Whilemany inferior remedies thrust upon
the community have failed and been discarded this has
gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits the
afflicted they forget and produced lco
numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-12-08

ST. Louis, Dec. 6.-The Overland Mail has
arrived here with San Francisco dates of the 10th
ut. The United States revenue cutter jeff
Davis had arrived at Victoria with dispatches
to Gov. Douglass. Gen. Scott arrived at Vic
toria Nov. Z, but the papers don't state wheth-
er he had an interview with Gov. Douglass.
The Victoria Gazette says that the United
States troops, with the exception of Capt
Picket's company, have withdrawn from San
Juan by order of Gen. Scott. Capt. Provost
and the officers of the British ship Satellite
visited Gen. Scott on the steamer Massachu-
setts while she was in the harbor of San Juan.
The accounts from the Frazer River mines
are favorable. One hundred and five thou
and dollars i'll gold was exported from Victoria
in October.
The Portland (Oregon) News publishes ac-
counts from the new mines on Semllkemen
River which indicate that there may be an
extensive gold mine on the Eastern Cascade
Mountains, west and north of the Columbia
river.
The report from the Semilkemen mines is
causing great excitement in Washington Ter
ritory. $1,000 in dust had already arrived in
Portland.
Sandwich Island dates are to the 9th ult
Some fifty whalers had arrived at Honolulu,
twenty eight at Lahaina, and five at Hilo, from
the Ochotsk sea.
Secretary Nelson, who was recently shot by
the King in fit of jealousy, had nearly recov.
cred.
The heavy rains had furnished abundance of
water for mining operations in California.
The italian relief committee forwarded
So, 900 by the steamer of the 9th ult., for the
relief of the destitute widows OF soldiers killed
in the late war.
Discouragng accounts had been received
from the Carson Valley mines. A rich vein
of gold-bearng quartz had been discovered
near Genoa.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-12-08

BY THE ANGLO SAXON:

PORTLAND, Dec. THE Anglo Saxon has
arrived. Queen Victoria will send the Prince
of Wales or Prince Arthur to Canada next
year. Austrian army to be reduced A Rus
sian officer and one of his crew have been
murdered by the Japanese. Atonement was
made.
In England, the Reform Bill will be limited
to extension of franchise. The mode of voting
is to be deferred or made separate measure.
Victor Emanuel refuses to withdraw the
nomination of Buoncompagnie to the Regency
of Central Italy, and the French government
has yielded A regiment in the Bolognese
brigade has taken oath of allegiance to Victor
Emanuel.
The Tuscans officially notify Europe that
they will by force of arms resist restoration
of the Grand Duke. They will fight against
it to the last.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-12-08
Slavery and the Mails,

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE Postmaster
General has received a letter from the post
master of Falls Church, Va, in which, after
referring to the Attorney General of Virginia,
who sustains the constitutionality of the statute
of that state which denounces, under heavy
penalty, the circulation of books, newspapers,
pamphlets, &C., tending to excite the slave
population to insurrection, he asks to be in
structed as to his duty in reference to such doc
uments should they be received through the
mails for distribution at the office of which he
has charge. To which the Postmaster
General replies, that the people of Virginia
may not only forbid the introduction and dis
semination of such documents within their
borders, but if they are brought there in the
mails, they may by appropriate legal proceed
ing have them destroyed. They have the
same right to extinguish firebrands, thus i'm
piously hurled in the midst of their homes
and altars, that a man has to pluck the burn
ing fire from burnt shell which is about to
explode at his feet.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-12-08
LATER FROM EUROPE.
RY THE EDINBURG.

New YoRK, Dec. THE steamship Edin-
burg, from Liverpool 23d, via Queenstown
24th, arrived this evening.
The announcement that invitations had been
issued for the Congress was premature. Moth
ing authentic was known on the matter.
1t was reported that negotiations were pro-
crossing for the forwarding Of the New Yolk
direct mails via Queenstown
DR.. Barry, Catholic bishop of Savannah had
died in Paris.
The father of the child Mortara had arrived
in Paris, determined to demand from the Con-
gress the restoration of his child.
Garibaldi announcing his retirement from
the army of Central Italy, complains of un ler-
hand Vaccinations against him. sde says he
will resume his service the moment Victor
Emmanuel calls to arms, and recommends the
army of Italy to rally around the King of Sar-
dinia
The Spanish movement against Morocco is
progressing slowly.
Later news has been received from India,
but it is unimportant. Business at Calcutta
was dull
Latest.
LiOerpool Thursday morning-Ship Epam-
inondas, from Shields for New York, has been
abandoned at sea. Crew saved.
Nena Sahib is reported dead.
Spain is chartering English steamers in the
Morocco war.
CoMMERc1AL-Liuapoo 23d-Cotton Mar
ket-Sales of cotton for three days amount to
$4,000 bales, including 20O0 to spectators and
exporters. There has been but little inquiry,
and prices are weak and partially Id per
pound lower, the market closing dull
liverpool Breadst4fS Market, 23d.-R. S. &
Co. report -four dull and Cd. to Is lower
Wheat dull, and Id. to I'd. lower. Corn dull
and declining, and I'd. to Sd. per quarter lower.
Latest oia Queenstown- Monday.
The cotton market had declining tendency.
Provisions were dull. Sugar buoyant.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-12-08
Err1cY BURY1ye At PrIycrroy sru,-

EFFIGY BURNING AT PRINCETON SEMINA
RY.-At the Princeton, N. j., College, where
there are a considerable number of Southern
students, large procession ofthe students was
formed, carrying banners and transparences
with such notices as "John Brown, the horse
thief, murderer, and martyr" "Down with
Seward, "Down with Henry Ward Beecher "
They bore also two effigies, one of Seward and
the other of Beecher. The object of the whole
movement was to burn these two agitators
The crowd and noise had called out the col.
lege faculty in force, but they were driven
back and one or two Of them roughly handled.
Finally the effigies of Messrs. Seward and
Beecher were consigned to the flames in front
of the college and in presence of a large crowd
of spectators, and accompanied by several
speeches. After this manifestation of feeling
the students quietly dispersed
Worcester daily spy., 1859-12-08

WASHINGTON, Dec. - The Democratic
National Committee met this evening and ap-
pointed Monday, April 26, 1860, as the day
for the Charleston Convention to meet. A res
ident Committee, to superintend the print
lows -vallandigham of Ohio, Chairman, J
John Cochrane of New York, John A. Logan
of Illinois, William Bigler af Pennsylvania
Barksdale of Mississippi, Taylor of Louisiana,
and English of Indiana Order was taken in
regard to procuring hall for the convention
providing entrance tickets for delegates, and
securing the convention against telegraphic
misrepresentation of its proceedings.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-12-08

BARNsTABLE, Dec. THE trial of Samuel
S. Rich, for murder, was resumed this morn
ing. The defence was opened by Judge Mars
ton, who occupied about an hour. The de-
fence is insanity. The father of the defendant
was examined at great length, as witness
The evidence indicates mental peculiarties
from childhood. The trial will continue most
of the week, About twenty-five witnesses
still remain to be examined.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-12-08

Cotton market dull; sales 600 bales lie for mddling
uplands.
FLouR-Recepts 1880 bbs; sales 26O0O bbls; State
and Western brisk; export demand at full prices super
State S5l q SIS; extra State $3.50 a S535; round
h9on Ohio s565 575 common to good extra Western
S53D a 535; southern unchanged; sales bbs; mix ed
to good 1855 @ 5,75; fancy and extra S54O q $3.50
GRAlN-N heat quiet and unchanged; sales 5000 bush
red western stats Sl25 western white Sl50; southern
red SIPS Corn quiet and rmer sales l4O00 bush vel
low, new 81 g SIC; old 95c Oats steady southern and
Jersey 40 q 43c; Northern and Western As 6l46c
fRollSl0NS-Beet steady; sales 75O bbs; country
mess S5 a $50; prime, 81 q 5O repacked Chicago 50 a
S0 prime mess at Sl7 a. Sl9. Pork steady; sales 2l50
bbls; mess sl662 1915; prime sl62. Bacon steady
Dressed hogs dull at O. 75c Lard unchanged, Butter
steady. State IA "a 2lc; Ohio ll3 a Sc Sugars quiet
and firm Muse9yado 100 hhds at a he Coffee qu
sales trifing; Musoovodo % q 29c.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-12-08
Reconsidered.

CHARLEsroN, S. c., Dec. THE project
to increase the steam tonnage between this
port and New York, by the addition of two
boats, has been abandoned. The reason as
signed by the subscribers here is the unsettled
state of political affairs.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-12-08

LEAvENwoRTH, Dec. 6.-The election to-
day, for state officers, under the Wyandotte
Constitution, passed without excitement. The
result cannot be stated for several days, but it
is thought it will not differ materially from the
vote given in October for territorial officers.
Hon. Abraham Lincoln and Mr.. Parrott leave
here tomorrow for Washington.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-12-08

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Dec. AT the Rock
ingham Councillor District Convention, held
here to-day, Hon. John S. Wells of Exeter and
Josiah Minot of Concord were elected delegates
to the Charleston National Democratic Con-
vention.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-12-08

SINGULAR LEGACIEs.-The legacies of the
late Baron de Goldsmith, the jewish Million
aire, of London were as singular as they were
liberal. Exclusive Of the immense sums be-
queathed to Hebrew charities, he left over ST.
10000 to various Objects among others the
following TO decayed members of the Lon
don Stock Exchange, over 60 years of age,
500 900; to widows of members, 100000 !;
to poor Quakers, $4,000; to the sons of poor
Quakers, to apprentice them to various trades,
$4,000; to the poor Of all denominations in
Brighton, the place of his residence $50, 900 j;
to the porters and policemen on the London
and Brighton Railway, to purchase for each
porter six pounds of roast beef and plumb pud-
ding on every New Years Day, the interest of
100000; to Peter Thompson, of Brighton,
who had cut his hair for forty-five years, ST.
500; 70 each of his clerks, six in number, who
have been in his employ fifteen years, SIS 900
Worcester daily spy., 1859-12-08

RICHMOND, VA, Dec THE Virginia leg
islature has unanimously passed resolutions
approving the sentence of Cook and the other
prisoners, and refusing all interference in their
behalf
Worcester daily spy., 1859-12-08

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 7.-Salutes have been
fired in honor of the Union meeting to night.
Bands of music are parading the streets, and
flags are displayed on all the public buildings.