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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-08

~ maben. gErpt feline Der pielrn ~biefeeu Spor,
&C. We'slii&aFter Ssroient bic 9;liFmertfamfett 81.
nee ttSen 6arni!tcnrotrrs 70 pict ais btclc, oenn
tf II elm 'tonsr unb bcru6iarnOcr @ecante. bel
Ietnem @bleben bic biutsrtaftnen 2jctsn verIrrdt
su m~ilisrt. 2eir rcroen fpGtcr auI piele @efeG.
ibait une Die gGihtiafsit p~errclteu uriidtcmm,n
ano temerttn MIR fur butte nrdb, oos Re brrerte
ineorsre Der brtannteifrn Deutl6en ,i ipren Dit
%alieoern 3dbtt.
auf, mad E%aIeneta, Mcrssn
mtecer allies gum &atrntin!
sSiT oerrstIsu uulcre sefsr aif bte tcute
aeeno bel Serrn Shdo fatttnbenbe Seriamm-
duhN SetufS Srsouifrung zines Spuelass
Clubs. H.gaT.s -
Der @sianaecrsin pTirgtntd" 6at IsiHcn
@.''afeOsrn uno 8reunbsn mor9en zine Seielih.
.tn osretsf' on Der Elm icocr Der @tu9elorcutt
@Pti "eenen lpute. Sisbc bic 9ln3ctgt-
r....H "'.N| - M#".. #.--. ...rM.
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Go b s.

= NaYcrs Court. @Mcranoer, Elm SeIaSe
purbe U%rrlauis auf bic Anfla9e einoelsdt. SAT
ppn @bilip &pppin erlto9lrn ,u BADEN.
@atcn Dutc wuroe unter 500 SiiraIbaft
s%sIellt, neil er inf elmer Narftbanf einen JtauIh
ausiblafen pclte.
Jolepb Sbdn, psr betrunten auf benz Seittn.
ipe9s lieaenO 9~efunDsn purre, muetc Biraf6aft
fur isin ~fernsrss Wotlesrbaltsn fclen.
gBm. Nuasn srfdien inter Der Muflnoe Dor
hsr Court, auf Splsp6 Summers selacfem gu
babsu. 5N
@yamp unb EdsIanS. Die gta&ts Elm &ehsrloG
an Der 4ttn Straee niat ssbSrts prrptdt battsn,
musten $50 Strafe sablen.
SOrlsbt: NaGt braunts s.sen 2 lbr sas
an Der 2tsn StraBe aelesene @sbu6aus unr
Sadbaas bes ern. Sir1h az, Der, pie mir b5ren.
psrii@rrt mar. Gin ceuti6sr Safeibf po6aenrer
@~iSarrsnmdhtr iUa casestn ItiK Niles ssripr.n
babtn. SOS e
Mir periretitn unIne Qe1er auf S,, Ssr
Dbiiao. r6reie preis" tntncmmsnen Qrtitel: bos
CsutIhs Sbeater in Amtrita. NSas bfn 6crtSbritt
Der eeuti@en Sibne btsr in glt6inrnc betrift. 70
tSnnen mir nur nit Sefrtsbieuna auf Die lshten
Sabre 3uriifblidsn unb riuen redt erfreuIib,n
50FtlTrttten aud auf oieitm 6rlOt bsutI&er Dill.
pun9 tnt9egen leben. DAD 9iebhabsrrG6eatsr
Der aurnsr iuirb namIi& laDn in ben nd&lfen
gSotsn erOfnst tptrosn, has bss GeianepereinS
Virginia miro iiAer baIo folsen, unb pie uns
son ben NtitsItfotrn Dee 9itb6ater,S benterSer,
ttns, bic Suerf cine bsutf6e 8nbne bier inc Sc,
ben rtefsn, mtt8stbtiIt wurbe, 70 febt aud GER
2Slspersr6Hnun8 pislcs @uitnismpeIs tetn 6in.
oerntB TIM gBe9e. SIR Die 5s3er unD Y1easr Der
ceutl6sn Su9ne bistet Der tOmmenor sSinter bier
IN HtitmOnp 9epi8 Gin reithes 6sIp ear.
2Str %er'auben uns Die 9eIsr pieIe5 States
aat Die Nnlsi8e Der nSjrsinia 9eSfuaperibe
runSss0sisalaait" anScIssentIi&f aufmsrtlam
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-08

gu Snule engetpmmcn, mn6tcn mir 2ietsn.
osn &c ih leid't rtnC brGucm Der Glcoort mar
aerebe inn 8tGriT, cts Dame o6srmols Ieirer bsi.
een Sicte 81 Yeri6ern, ais Der .bGdf cntriiItet,
G3cmanu, in ieocr Sonb ejre Qifule, in hos
3tnmer Nrora. ma Sen 2intetcr IN unslaubIi&
fnrjrr 3ett oOW bcn Sniccn att Gle Gciae brndb,
ts, unN NIT 3uritIaiung eUn Sod uno Sut ~
einem l&lsnnisru TId'uae no6 Der Straes Der.
anlabtc. 3roboem Der betrpgcne Gbsntann se,
wiR aud ni&e i~numirlis mar, ibm uab,urilen,
selana Go eUh Dem feiger Stjtt,r su e%ntfpmmrn,
uno Der %crftcrc muste, pbne f.incn 8abeourf ae,
ittut gu BADEN. in fetre entircibten, Raume ~.
riidfebren. @as bort pcitcr S%pr9tna. iii Dor
Der Sanp elm @sGsimnis, cod web mar 10
oiel, rn5 Ger g~rfrdnftr gb,monn oic cinteitsuccn
Sbritte su elmer Gb;lGctounSetIase ttrtits ee,
than bat. tt B'FHt F& ASSESSES,
= Baibtustcn, B.. @rpt. G}el.rn
nuroe Der @pttsSpisult in aleu- tatholi1bcp Sir.
den in 8aitinstpu Der Sommlun9 Ypn @eIperu
iur 9eifi8en une wcttIi6en 9llfe eeo parfeS
9eweibt. Die 8irdleu rraren ictr ,obtreids be.
faft uno Die StitrGse ouberprpentIit LIBERAL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-08
U msrttanii& tattUlii d. &ir3e
SrUOt..Strtnu 8tunSf..

Der fpnntdalt6e, @c,t.;penI Der m ,.eau,-
iten uaabbana gen &atntifru ans lcs am, ed
btiuht UNI ipurpt poi 9.,@ S Ism max.
Der srDsten @noaSt w' 5f.5r.t@fat a59e.alsa.
Ssine linnreiAe, fur, ant trGftte- oerfagie 9veca.E
IN esutib nnp fransSfib sf;o- g& buaa lIf.
AMI oas eoangelium DOM lutaar Dirt5r. rs,btr
isin etbsn fir feline S6aft ki6. Dte 6tas.r1aa
rUar: esDC tann Der @SnI6 siae ea.t, arl.n
%Fnbsns" DEF 10 isBr i&pierts a1s il scrten.
|Selon0srs 6ler IN amfrita. Die autsn SrbGfle;u'
|fnOen 9sp6bnIt@ nur 10 lanse S&us, 5,lfe urp
a&tuns, nlS fe i'm Stnnoe tnb, rei6iiAe gDcue
gum SG.eren auf Dem 8IdeH ,a traaeu. Sptalp
oae- arme Shafein teinen Gjewiua msbr obaeben
oeer ansistsn tam, 10 nib ss BON lsinem ODER.
item 5trtsn f4mabIi& o%eyIuIen uno perltUsen.
Gs mare elnmal an Der 3eit, pas rem sepul-
cissn 56afsn @rtts5 Salotalt Die Quaen auf-
%9in9enl
rea- Nd&fsn @snntas (9ten Sept.) 5c6amt
nm 10 n4r MUrstns nit Yreptst. - Selper UNI
/ ubr bss Nu9mtttass.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-08

ttsns etne bntte S'srtsIRuure r%ntfrynt; otsr
rtnn cs nur 9clnng, Gin giUtb,ei&eu an gcbcn
I9 rcar bielst rieul'Gt i'm 6tonre nr6 ,c6t5eitis
SulTe brrbsj5uruien, ppcr eS trnnte bod bic
SiGnbet rri6redrn uup pcrI&cn@su. Gius qunl,
rOue Minnte @cr9ins inter ptrsctli6em Sriiten.
frGbrsnp peIen Hpiel <uno Der g8ubc bnltrup {
Tann sinunrer laut- uno rssunsstst seseniibsr
fanbsn. u
(6prtfttung Irlgt,)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-08
(GtnseIahpt.y
s &

.u.H "t y ppann.
SN BABE DID am Gunnta9e sem IprIbled
t8tmddat, eat 8iatt gu persr6scru; e. it Ger en-,
iiiSe getA iperir, mir nitt nah uuo mad, u.-.,,
Ersntssn Itpnnenten in 8i6munp audi s,,,i.,,r
wouen. Die Ssute ,iebes bis Jest ben Qn,eto,.
nor. Der Setpeis Iie9t FLAIR auf Der pant aGr
20 %nnenten, pslte mir r%rrlicrcn, ormi~g .,
an,statr. 81 base mid ~ cn 1s .u.r
bstrn GrGdrr ra,uab erfu.r5i,L m,e,eJ ,,r.-.
patlsl pOdentlid fault Uuo ME VII a. r@r..t,-
idBf; Der grlte la De- 0l,fI. r. oerst'. r,.u,
line tam Id mtb fef nuf lem Q,us,Qor pc,f,f.
zen oarau9 aett bcrerr, tIg 8 10. sg,.. fan
Slatter Drudea IGBt. g2ig uIEer oaaer ..u-.
thur, ipsnn FL uns nibt aau Ia Tagr iiesr se.
SpPf ipa6Ien foa. 8tt ecaan}r l1s,srg,7,a,
fnps I'D, eaB GO gar MIDI uJt6i9 IL, golne BE-.
oehtenoen @uela9en auz uuitrCr Some ~ mo,
msn, nnO ftRos t6, rnb ss ictbi fiiy ra.s .hotr
lein rurce, 20 eus5uSaltsn. .Gistue uc,c.sn
warDen f'b eabfr itpsn @Unat aui S125 sctle.
Tsn' psl6es isbr BOD gt ptsien ltletbtsn 3cttl;
MIR tonnen abtr mcnatlid eclettiren, Dos rlrps.
uns sseeuttno telfen. 8enn Su robcr s5 90
audi $1,000 isbe 9Ru6e pum L. aaaut on Elm.
fpitBtn %trnnteit, tDnnteu mir bic unto1cn bedcu .
tbt
n'stn plan 1T, ME fcIst: iepc &ueaabr tpiirbr
nnS va, ale 500 per MOnat, fclfen; ansrncm.
men, mir bSttrn : sr In Ribmcub 300 Qbpnnen.
ten bis l. ansul, 70 mirpe fb ras Relultar,
ME folSt berausfeGen Ger Yros pes 8Iattcs
nu6 $3.50 bleitrn):
200 AbOnHenten, 5@ts bic garp., rriirSs
uns stubrinsen pr. aBu6e 5000
5. 9OYtr So, &. 9oysr $40 . 1890,
Sunma S25 O
SUmit, fetit Du, wiirpen Die uufcern oepedt
ietn, GAM ab9sisten, mas mir baar fur Nr,eieen
ODER aue 3 RUnat rinnsbmen, papon fSnneu mir
yttetbe unb @as satlrn. Sir Die Qusaobeu
fur Sudfaten uuO Ginri&tune 1T biurei6spo
@sIo pa bis L. NuQuGt, inoem mir DEN /. Sui
bier unp in Baltimore fir Slatt unO 4n,eiocn
ttnnen. Somme beS6al6 nad bcr
S6ule Der, samtt mir meter pariter Spredbsn
%tSnnen; pcr9ib niAt, bis t%Ietutn glider
mitjubrin9en.
9. $.
NIB. Solpeniann nil bic Silfte oes Slattss
uternrbmen ousSufuleu luso beanlprltbt uidt
ebsr etrpa5, bis Der yS,rbanter" inn Stoups N
raftir etrae III %Srrsateu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-08

%s Deter 5rant ais 9rOfsgor in GSt
tnSer' t~rltalltrt marS, Os6ats nen bsu gje orr
arsue sessn Ssn 36nis, @sprs 3. ale &urfaraen
BON 5aHnostr, far ben 5aa Ors 9pess pisits
6aresn and dRf Die ltrissn, CUR 3SrsnerbIbah
btrs9tistsn Nit5lieSsr Der t5nisliasn 8amtie
aus. Da bic Gtsi8e iebr srOB mar, 70 mtipte
6rant, man baltic ibn fir unitstbIi&, neil ct aQe
oisle Ssite i~bsrleben lOGs. aIs es nbsr msiter
PsB r0ur ben Jaa, Zap Die REFERENCE 5amili,
aasHsrFen iUate, idwGren 9je Ersae Dem Sal,
0FaunlN~siS," sraS er In lbaaenDcs @eIa6ter
gus,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-08
Mm3eigen.
0efa0Nocr. 9Siroiapio.

Die %attiptn, pafipsn unp @6ren, Nfifali, Der
Oteles SereinS itnp frrunbfi6R efnselooen, einsn.
pie]yte b%et,urpphneu, Das ain nddfe1r Sunntao
een y. .. Wits, you I ll9r Na6mittaqs on i'm
Nt&mDno Grrtting Yarf pes Srn. Baaner, IN
Der Naee bee 8eierSoirS srlessn, fatttu. ct.
6rslinbe tbnnen Ourd5 Mitslieoer Elm, .r.,.t
peroen. Sos Ser Hcr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-08

Die eeutl6en @opptip. 9ireer 8ia,r
tosiNe Ole Gripnblan9 brs 5rn. ct. p, Gcw,au
uue ,. .. Scbnlpn's gum YraGprn ssr...
praiiosRten per Ser. Staatrn S~eai,g,r. a-a
btefnt't stnse!aoen, lib SUnnase d, gcr
tenttsr atenps 81 uGx ia Gof;'
S@ao slnsntnoeh. a.!s Die 8iIrurG eincs Peat
l&tn Dpu9las.G lup Sn belpse+cu.
@ &i,l: Stimmssbtc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-06

GARraALpI's PoyERTY.-A letter from Capua, Of Nov.
5, in the Fresse says:
King Victor Emmanuel is coming and Garibalii is go-
badi having told his secretary and two sidsdecamp
holds themselves in readiness depart they felt it ndis.
pensAbe 10 remind him that he absolute without
ey, and htt he think tow procure few hundred
francs for his yoyage The fac; that the maa sho has
given 10 Piedmont eight millions Of cabecs has never
taken Of pay salary ios himself Unless he With
draws his resignation Of the rank OF general in the Pied
montcsc army-6nd It is not housht that be wil-Gar-
badi will have nothing TO live upon but bis little farm at
Caprera, which he's hitherto never produced than
5OOf (EG0) year Such ia the real position of the
Who hos conquered The NeGpolitan Bourbous, and
added one Of the most splendid jewels which adCrn Vic
tor Emmanuel's crown"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-06
eogniae any further responsibility Of the State to tire

cognize any further responsibility Of the State to the
Federal Government.
Speculatious concerning the strength of the harbor
forts form the talk OF the town. Forts Moure and Pick.
ney are thought weak, but Fort Sumpter is Place Of
great strength. The lower tier Of guns has lately been
mounted.
hsny Of the Charleston volunteer companies have
quietly placed themselves at the Governors disposition
ready for any emergency at a moments notice.
The news of the contemplated Of the Legislature
during the Convention Is received here with great salts
faction. The people desire that the Convention while
sitting should have the undivided control of the action Of
the State
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-06
RICHMOND THURSDAY MORNING DECEMBER

and requirements Of the sacred instrument under which
they and their children have been sgnaly bsSsed-
When that hope shall perish IL perish it must lille ITSELF
my friend, will lose Is value for you aud me.
Il is apparent that much will depend upon the views
expressed and the tone aud temper manifested during the
early days of the session Of Congress near at hand
May the God Of our fathers guide the counse Of those
who in the different departments of Government in.
vested 10 this critical epoch with responsibilities unknown
since the sitting Of the Convention which framed the Con-
stituton. Your friend FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-06
INTERESTING FRoN CHARLEsTON.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 3 IoUU.
Daily the conviction of the people grows stronger that
coercion VIII be attempted The collection OF customs
will precpitAte the issus The moment the State Adops
the ordinance of secession which requires three days for
snrnA cOnspmuaOn, the people here will refuse to re-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-06
SECESSION MEETING AT NEW ORLEANS.

NV UELkANs, Dec. I, I5bU.
A large secession meeting was held here last night
Judge Dargan, George O. Ketehum II. G Humphreys
and John Bragg were unanimously nominated To the
State Convention
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-06
SUSPENSION OF THE AUGUSTA, GA, BANKS.


All the banks Of this city suspended specie payment
this morning
The maximum rate for sight drafts on New York is
three per cent, premium.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-06
ACTION OF TIE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.

Utt. IobV
In the House to day Mr sprayberry of Caorsa we'd
to amend the Retsliatory bill as follows
And whereas, compact broken by one party Is no
longer binding politically, socially legally morally up.
on the other parties TO IT, aud whereas 10 the opinion
the General Assembly oil Georgia the States enumerated
in this bill have grossly volsted The compact of Union by
refusing TO d. lv'r up ugi'ive slaves.
lie !; enacted, that the State Of Georgia withdraw It's
coniederGei faith from all the States which interpose OBJ
saes to the recovery Of rights under the constitu.
ton.
Aud it is hereby further enacted and decreed that all
the officers Of this State, civil military who have taken
the oath 10 support the Constitution OF the United States
relieved and absolSed from The Obligations OF such
oath in all in the Of this State where the
States the cz.Rs Of the States who refuse our con-
stitational righs parties otherwise concerned
Mr. Sprayberrys amendment was lost by ayes &c. nays
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-06
The Rstalistory bill then passed the House.
IN n.

In the House to-day, the preamble and resolutions pro-
posing conference OF the Southern States AuAnts
on the 20h OF February TO counsel and advise TO the
mode and manner OF resistance to the North in the ex.
isng eIigeucy, made tie spscia order for
row. The preamble aud resolutions take strong grounds
in favor OF having all sectional questions Raay settled
and objects TO separate action.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-06

ROOFING!!
GRAVEL ROOFING!!!
BlOfENA (oR EILT) RUOFlAGilll
TIN ROOFING.
We prepared 70 pat the GRAVEL ROOFING Of .
superior quality, ethes In o country.
Also al kinds ofGUTTHRs,
coNDUCTORs
and LIGHTNING RODS
CHARLES, D. TALR Co,
apg3-n Iron Block Governor street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-06
THE STATE BANK OF INDIANA.

INDIANAfULIS Doc ), I5bU.
runor which circulated Saturday evening"
that the Branch of tue Bank Of the State oil Indiana had
suspended specie payment is Withou foundation. The
balk redeeus promptly al bills presented.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-06

AVG made large addition cur shop 10 sui, the soub.,,
II trade viii se al the Northern prices Of 1859 We hays
over 100 cifereEt designs Of Plain Ornamental aiinr
Hefanda., naieoni =, Porch Pieces, WINDOW
Guards, A 4e Vault and Cellar Doors Iron sash sbutt.,
despatch ~ A'-'Aees @-e
by al ordinary mechanic. tseHesssr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-06

rIlHE above PURE WHISKY COPPER DISTILLED from MAI
10 GRAIN, be ng superior And uniform quality hsh-
Improved by sge, tferred by 10 all other Whi.
e' ard rarsiaTy ded by the Ply sesS spd
NnnS As profess pg al the rqurtneEs OF True TONIC,
lNVIGURATOR, and REMEDIAL AGENT.
esehpyki Water, Of PHILADELPHIA Used In the dsaion Of
hs WHISKY proved BY analysis be The ard psrs
ter In the United States and ersst deeree a
uhbufed the excellence OF this Whisky.
FOR saeby
fHEEMAN flmPS0N, PhqnIx DsIIiery
On hs &AEyLtfH Riter PAlddslTla,
OFFICES 20 wall erHKKT NKv Yosk;
lOs eouTE pnnxT sf.. PILL DK1SHiI,
And can be had IN Richmond Of Villas Taylor Duke Hutch
in'on, Alexander walker Edmono Davenport Co. Libby
fufton, Iohns'n, Trushsu Vaughan Jones Fes
LS'tad Wilson VIII. rs, Wlniion PowCs, John W. Nikes
H. y; haskn'' Burke Fggeston, James H. Beeststcn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-06
RICH GOODS.
OF Object IMPORTATION.

RICH GOODS,
OF Object IMPORTATION.
ICH BrFP Blue Green Asroen decorated DINNER
II AND TEA SETS and by the piece
White Grente Dinner WsIe Of the best qualify.
TOILET WARE
Enslish and fapsnd Toilet Ses
Rich Plated Goods of every VAristy
ca sRd Moulded Glass Ware OF the most desirable pat.
FANCY and HOUSE FURNISHING Goods cI ocKe ke
Nkors the Pair respectfully solicited
which has been perch eIeusyely for cash.
sTEBBISs PULLEH 4 CO.
ot2a lOi Broad street, corner Of tsh.
GARDEN SEED POR FALL SOWING.
" Esry Large York Cabbage
TO 0Iheau do
Do suseroai do
Large DruuheGd do
Do Flat Dutch do
Early Caulfowers
Round Savoy s;sni,h
Grimm Cured kaIs
Early Eu,ter Lettuce
Do Hardy Hammesnlth DO
-, Slack and Spanish Radisb for ssls BY
GENTS BROAD TREAD sHOEs.-vey hIgN cot
~ Ter winter and Double Sole very upecr and cheap,
At No 4s Main Street, at Sign Of the Big Boot, ~
SwEEs CIDRH.-es bbls Wilson's Furry County s.set
- Older psre luce Of the apple aud sseseensy ore .sy
nol6 Cor Ptsrl And Cary sts
rNHOsE FARMERS boot jus, reeeIvtd a Iarss
supply OF those celebrated Farmers Long Leg Double 30
seued Boots at No. IS Main Street. sign Of the big boot
oc2 Wa. WALSH
(HAWPAGNt.-Onpe pe way and expected 20 arrive In
we'll tnovn Of Bouehe Fh Droue' MARCEL sur y
Franee) kso Just received fresh supply 81 CE'quot
and green seal Champagne he famous vintage rf 1851 sale
,ao No o yxebar ge Rlork
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-06
LUMBER Card.

UGENE CARRIHaToN having purchased The stock cf humber
Of the late Edward Dudley, Nl CONTINUE ne busns.s AZ
the old yard Corner Franklin and let street., where be he
happy 70 serve the old customers Of Mr. Dudy use
on hand White Pine Yeo, r,. voorips .nv, ch,r
y Ash Mahogany, Maple, BuiteE-wo Laihs shinges
EUGENE DARLINGTON,
mol Cor. FRANKLIN nd etreets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-06
ru.d,,,,lv c,,.d Ut III ~ rsn,OsS =

Member Of the Royal College Of surgeon graduate
the most eminent Colleges In the Une Stat and the greater
part whose life has been spent the hospitals London
h philadelphia and elsewhere has effected Of the
nshng that ever known; troubled with ringing
In the head and when asleep greet
ei sudden sounds buhfuness, with frequent bushlog
ten ed sometimes with arrangement Of mind, cured I'm
ledktely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House met at IL o'clock
Mr.. BOTELER s. A., Val, from the Committee
on Military Affairs, reporteda bill to the United
States Arsenal from st. Lons, and establish the Same
and an armory at Jefferson Barracks.
Mr.. SHERMAN Rep, o. offered resolution that
the japanese Embassy be invited to visit the House OK
Representatives and that Committee of five members
be appointed to convey to them this invitation and
make suitable arrangements.
Mr. HOUSTON Dem, Ala.) said the gallery was
the proper place for them.
Mr.. SHERMAN replied that the Speaker would no
doubt appoint sensible Committee, who would invite
the Japanese to seats in the gallery to witness the pro-
ceedngs.
Mr.. SMITH Dem, Val said they could go there
anyhow.
Mr.. HOUSTON'S motion to table the resolution was
voted down by large majority, and the resolution
was passed.
The House resumed the consideration of the Michi-
gan contested election case.
Mr.. GARTRELL Dem, Ca argued in favor Of
Mr.. Cooper, the sitting member, and Messrs. STRAIT
TON and GILMER against him.
The House passed the resolution by ~ against II,
declaring Mr.. Cooper not entitled to a seat
The House then passed the second resolution re-
ported by the Committee Elections, that Mr.. How
ard is entitled to seat, by % against ~.
On motion Of Mr.. DAWES, Mr.. Howard was sworn
in and took his seat.
State of the Union the bill to supply deficiencies i'm
the Post-Oce Department for the ending the 30h
of june.
II appropriates thirteen millions and half, seven
millions six hundred and ninety-four thousand of
which is for inland mail service. The Postmaster
General is to restore the service Cd all the routes
under the contract of March f. 1859.
This was debated at length, when the COMMITTEES
rose without concluding the subject, and the House
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16

THE TROUBLES AT ST. GEORGE s-IS-THE- East
The troubles of this unhappy London Church seemed
destined never to end Here is a sketch of one FORE
moons performance:
AS usual there was great crowd in Cannon
Pr,or 10 lne opening Oh inc gaes Ior tne cocx
themselves by making the most bideous noises of which
they were capable. Five priests and about twenty
chorsters came from the vestry in procession, and
were violently Kissed they took their places within
the rails OF the communion table. The Rev. Bryan
King the rector and the Rev. T. ID. Dove the ourateD
assembled the reading desks Mr. King saying the pray
amid constant interruptions. During the hymn.
which was sung after prayers, gentleman assembled
the pulpit, who had mustache and huge beard. He
received with loud shout of dersive laughter.
loud cries of Nanny and limitations of tho cry Of
goat. The rev. gentleman appeared to be astonishsd
at this strange reception and evidently did not UNDER
stand it. He is the Rev. John David jenkins, M. A..
Fellow Of Jesus College, Oxford, Canon of Cape Town
Cathedral. Scarcely sentence of the sermon was dis.
tincty heard"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16

The Loss OF THE X. +. SAss.-The following is q
corrected list of the persons known to have been lost
by the sinking Of the r. F. Sass:
Mrs. JAMES V. LINDSAY, New-0rlesns.
Mrs KATE Written and son, IS years old lafayette Ind
Mrs H. C. NEAL and daughter years Old Parker.bur. Va
Mr.. WV. HARRIS, Petersburg, Va.
JOHN PASKEY, Illinois.
o. kLISGAsAN, Iowa.
wv WILSON, Cincinnati
CHAs. ALLEsDALy Syracuse, Ohio.
FRANCES EAvIrr and Wa EAvIrr one IL and the Sthss
years Of age daughter and Of Mrs Cayaah Of Loaa'
going to Indiana
Wx HyynY DEWITT coored fireman. Cincinnati
Corr porter of the boat Cincinnati
Two servants of DIR. Robertson of Nashville
Ross, servant Of Mrs Corey New.0rissns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16

MILITARY.-The 69th Regiment, under command OF
Col Corcoran, assembled at the new Arsenal last
evening" for drill and military instruction. About 800
spectators were present, most of whom were accom-
modated with seats on the northery side Of the hail.
The regiment mustered about 400 men, including
officers, and their drn of last night showed very
marked Improvement throughout the ranks. The
double quick was, after one or two trials, well
ecued, and elected loud applause. Everybody seemed
pleased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16

CRY LIBRARY AssocIAIIoS.-The annual election
for officers Of this Association to for the ensuing
year. was held during yesterday, at the Library rooms.
No Abingdon square. The election passed of
quietly, although pretty fnl vote wss cast. There
were two tickets in the field, each presenting diner-
ent set of names for the Board Of Directors. Al he
counting Of the votes hast night, Mr.. Sinclair Tessey
was declared elected Presidents Matthew Kane. Vice.
President; L. II. Spooner, Recording Secretary; j.
W. Griffith Corresponding Secretary, and isaac II.
Moore, Treasurer The Board OF Directors Is com.
posed Of Fifty persons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16
Arizona News.

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday. May ID, I6bU.
The Arizona correspondent Of The Republican says
Instructions have been received at Fort Buchanan from
the War Department directing the letting of all con-
tracts for supplies, amounting TO nearly 100000 70
certain party of favorites, without advertising Tor
bids
The Provisional Government is meeting with great
favor in all parts of the Territory.
Crime is diminishing, and the thieves and murderers
are leaving the country. company of rangers Il or
ganizing at Messla to take the field against the Apa
Saes under the command of Gen. Owing in person.