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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-01
NTEW-YORK HARLEM and ALBANY RAIL-

NEW-YORK, HAKIIEM and ALbANf hAIIr
IN ROAD for Albany and Troy cOnnscting with the New
Yerk Central Railroad for all points West! Hotth Wss and
South with the Northern Railroad for Saratoga Hut
land Burlington Pstsburg Reuses Point Ogdensborsh asc
Montreal On and after MONDAY, Nov Is 1850, trains viii
leave a6tb.st station ok ohows For Albany
and p. Express and 1880 Dspes MsA Tram For
Croton Falls H stopping ct al stations above fsrfve
For White Pl,ns s:le M, $50 and SID s.oPPirE At Al
stations For White Phins, 6il5 from Whse-st Depot
M nom 2sthS Depot stopping 9, all stations fcr Williams
bridge lli5 We5nsdsys and Saturdays culy) from 18th
st Depot stopping At sl tstions. -
Rxrvnsiss VIM leave Albany, q N and $50 p m Esss
Albany Il and A. Is m.-sxpfess Train Albany IL
M; Est Albany Ills p. m.-EIpes hs6 Train Croton
rsls N, stopping an sssions sbove TfeH,cc. Waite
Pns 30 10 h. and 40 aoppny al al stations
Wiarnsbridge s:30a ana stopping At Al stations
WHismsbridge, 10 tWsdnssdays and Saturday. only
stopping ct al stations. JOHN BUkCHILL, AsPt ssp+
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY

hudson RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
and TROY, connecting With Trains NORTH and WEST
frains lesye:
Ppos oHANBxaHr: yAoz 3isrsT.i
Tspress and II a. ~. aId T:23, NtD N, aud 6:N
D. N. pm
Troy and Albany, Mad " 3iis
\. m. eco r. NJ
Troy and Albany with Sleep 1915 tssnIays iscuds
inscar). 9:i5 ?. IA.
Popghkespsie Train, 1880 g. m.
and p N. . m. and l;Jo P. m
Peeksksl Train, p. m. AIS p. 10.
Sing Sing Train 10 N. sod 1925 ass, 5s and i:iO
4ao, $500, sSd $50 p. IN. pr
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MARINE JOURNAL.


PORT or NEw YORK
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's,rses.sA Ward Repusl,ca. Nominations.

fs,xseeutA Ward RepublIcan Nominations.
yav. rr,s...,............IsAAC DAYTON
rav corxcus.y n...........w WILLIAM ORION
w. s,.oo, cau~,..,oyKR......R ROBERT & ADAMS
IA Pr, y...Sc,................ SAMUEL r. II. VANCE
Va. geuool ISsp.,roE ........ .MORDROAI L. MARSH
~. rpr.ryx.......... JOHN DELAIATER
THOMAS CHR1STY.
To ruI V.e,Scy........ MILTON ST. JOHN
FoR CIVIL yrsrics.
T With Judicial District 18th and 10Th Nards).
WILLIAM n. BULL
Seventeenth Ward Republican kossaations.
FoR CorpciLxAs. McGAy
For School COMMISSIONER. SAMUEL p. PATTERSON.
FoE SCHOOL kssPEoroR.......JOHN c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Yop TRusrR.s.. H. WOODS,
GEORGE p. sTUTZMAN
To VIII VACANCY poR rEiRs. FREDERICK OLhSTEAD.
To urL VACANCY FOR YKsR.. HENRY A. BURR
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Nv telegraph.

SAVANNAH Nov. 29-The steamship X. II. 0uyer, from
HewYok "Wednesday, sived vt the Whs at clock this
morning; al well
CHARLESTON Nav. 29-The Z. $. Mail steeD>hp .bArnes
Adse Csp; PHILIPPE arrived here at 10 O'clock this morning
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-11

NAPLEs.-Naples continues to be in q state Of won
derment at its sudden transformation into 4 new Je-
rusalem not only have the police harpies and furies
disappeared, but the magistracy, the bench, the func-
tiCnaries i'll every department have been changed.
any alteration being sure 10 be 4 boon. The men Of
1913 are now sought out for Office, not for torture
and IMPRISONMENT. The dungeons have given up
10 daylight captives who have fingered there ever
since Mr. GiIisiune's visit, Il dozen years ago. Four
teen young men (now grown grey have emerged
from sepulchral durlnce, TO which the mere fact Of
having been ~ college with Agesilao Milano had
consigned them. Athanasio Drammis, i soldier,
who had an insignificant note found on his person IL
Milano's writing, had not heard q human voice or
seen the light Of the sun the last SIX years, in the
vaults Of Maria Apparente. No sooner has ne real
lied the idea of his freedom, than his first impulse
was TO start for Garibaldi, wearing the shaggy beard
and the indelible traces Of the iron that had entered
his soul" One sufferer was found insane, and none
could tell his history, save that he mad been seven
years entombed in the Vicaria, and the register indi-
Gated his having been sent hither by AntOueli, after
three years previous Incarceration at Rome. Many
other horrible details fill a letter from Naples ooh
july in the lie Naturalization Globe.
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FURNITURE

a ASSORTMENT OF RICH
N AND ELEGANT
HAIR SOFAS-covered black walnut,
HAIR Understanding
HAIR NOTWITHSTANDING,
ENAMELED CLOTH LOUNGES,
LADIES EAST CHAIRS,
CARVED NURSE CHAIRS.
SOFAS,
CARVED ARM ROCKING CHAIRS,
HIGH POST BEDSTEADS.
Also
30 doz. common chairs, so doz. wood Office chairs,
10 =" har-roOm q" 20 d" oak arm
Cane maple rocking chairs, Oak rocking chairs,
Chliren's Cane-seat stools.
Imitation Oak Chamber Sets,
Baby Wagons.
Baby Cabs.
Baby Jumpers,
Tapestry
Manila Mats,
COir .
Velvet Mats
Just received per Radugn, and for sale by
colo c. BREWER * co.
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4. L. A. M.-LE PRoSRss DEL0CEASIE LooGE,
w No.l2i, under the Jurisdiction Of the Supreme Coun-
" Gil OF the Grand Central Lodge Of France, working in
the ancient Scotch Rite, holds its regular meetings on the We'd
uesday nearest the full moon Of each month a; the old Lodge
Room. in King street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited
TO attend.
August Is. t60tfl =. g JONES, Secretary
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MRS. Wan Experienced Nurse
and Female Physician, has q Soothing syrup for children teeth
ing, which greatly facilitates the process Ct teething, by softening
gums, reducing all iufammaton-wHl allay all PAIN and Is sure
TO regulate the bowels Depend upon it, mothers. it will give
rest to yourselves. and relief and health TO your infants. Per
fectIy safe in all cases. see advertisement in another column,
22i-ly
FAIR FOR THEQUEEN'S HOSPITAL
The Eiace in process Of erection for the Queens Hospital Is
rapidly advancing towards completion. The amount Of funds
hitherto contributed, will be nearly if not more than exhausted
In erecting the same. The necessary means must be raised 20
furnish the building. For this purpose.
Her Naic-Iy the Queen
requests the Ladies OF these islands TO aid her in a FAIR,
to be held on or about the l5;h OF November next, at the
New Hospital Buildings.
Notice will hereafter he given in regard to the time and place
FOR receiving the articles contributed.
Honolulu. sept. 3, 1850. 25-2m
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Tx VA.
2. =. HALL
Haas JUST RECEIVED EN- "RADUGA:"
III a choice assortment Of new goods, at prices to suit the
ardw
Hunts handled axes, Solar wicks and wIcking,
Axe hatchets. Old Dominion coffee pots,
Biacksmith's bellows, Britt. tea and coffee pots,
Hand bellows. Plated Crns, casters,
Handled sledges, Iron pots and sauce pans
Coopers' tools. files, Preserving kettles,
Brass cocks, solder. Fry pans. waffle irons,
stirrup feathers and strrups, Gridirons, shovel ana tongs,
Saddle cirths. brides, Steelyards and balances,
Single harness, plated, sewing machlnef f ;e et;..,,
Buggy and stage whips, Socket and frmer chisels,
Riding whips. looking glasses, Bone and agate buttons,
l turning lathe. 10 inches, SpokcshaVes, har pins,
Window glass, sash and blinds, Carpet and enameled bags,
Platform and counter scales, Curtain fixtures, raw hides,
c. 5. shovels and spades, Mem. books, ruled paper,
Hoes, rakes ard pick axes, IIerblrium, opera glasses,
Scythes. sickles and cradles, Pins, telegraph needles,
Powder, shot and caps, Saw files, shoe rasps,
G. 5. augers, and auger bits, Whaiers' spades, bed screws,
Cod line, window line, Cooking stoves, Bay state,
Gauges. pencils, butts, Ship augers, wheel jacks,
Circular and hand saws, silver dinner and dessert forks,
Wood AM l back IS saws, Plated spoons and forks,
Meat and ironsaws, Pocket cutlery. razors,
Panel and fret saws, Propeller pencils,
Guarded lanterns, force pumps, Tape measures, rules,
Lead pine. lift pumps. Squares, beves. punches,
Corn shelters, corn mills, Butcher knives,
Coffee mills, coffee roasters, Liquid and paste backing,
W. W. Brushes, tacks. Wrenches, breast drills,
Paint. scrub, horse. crumb, tooth Boring machines, calipers,
Bench planes, Bath bricks, Ivory and I; R. combs,
Assorted locks. Cart boxes, hand carts,
India rubber hose and betting, Covered work baskets,
OK yokes and bows. Study lamps, nurse lamps,
Wire and steel rat traps, Sash flsts, window springs,
Nises and saw clamps, Drawing knives. fints,
Bench hooks and screws, Eagle plows, horse plOws,
Sleigh bells, hand bells. Hammers, grindstones,
Hanging lamps. Sheet iron. shoe shapes.
Lamp shades and chimneys, Nail rods, Sweeds iron.
And a grea, variety Of hardware, too numerous to specify.
Dry Goods.
Dark prints, fast c0loTs, .Cottonades for pants.
Brown drill, ticking, Bay State wool shawls,
Tapes. braid and trimmings, Embroided silk. dress silk,
Linen thread. linen floss, Pillow case cotton. sheetIngs,
Belt ami bonnet ribbons, silk Illusion, Tuche,
Guard ribbon, hat ribbon, Jet buttops, de LANES,
White carleton marscilles, Brooks q Coates spool cotton,
Worsted damask, Mosquito lace,
Kid and Isle gsuntlets. White and blue thread,
Cotton fringe, elastic ribbon, &c Sc.r &C.
Paints. Oil, &C.
Boiled inseel oil. Spirits turpentine.
Painters colors, yellow cchrr. yenitian red,
Whiting. fire proof paint, Red lead, zinc white,
Paris green, putty, Pure white, lamp black,
Pummice stone. Pencils. Grecian varnish,
Coach, white, black and furni- sash tools, &c, &c.
ture varnish,
And a great variety Of goods, which the public are invited to
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E,1R EnR rHEauEEN.s HOSPITAL
HEALTH. STRENGTH AND HAPPINESS

IT. y r y q n 4 = NESS
are obtained by cleansing the blood of its Impurities. Blood.
We are told. on the highest authority, is the Life or at least
the medium Of Life to the Body and it is, we know, the great
feeder Of every part Of the frame. Thus the blood is the great
channel Of disease: consequently. a good or bad state of the
system, or constitution, is no more or less than a good or bad
state Of the blood. We Esve made the composition OF the blood
our study, and are satisfied that two-thirds Of all diseases are
caused by its impurities.
Believing the above facts, we made ourselves acquainted with
the BLOOD CHEMICALLY with a view to a reliable medicinal
agent, that would correct all impurities Of the blood, and at the
same time efr-cually cure all diseases arising therefrom. We
have succeeded beyond our most sanguine expectations, as
thousands can testify who have tried the virtues Of the prepara-
ton known by all professional men as
HALLS SARSAPARILLA YELLOW DOCK, AND
IODIDE OF POrASS.
Beware OF ignorant imitators. The genuine is sold everywhere
by respectable dealers. in preference to all others.
Il. HALL & CO,
Sole Proprietors,
.24-6m l43 and l45 Clay street. San Francisco.
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~. a. ALDRICH

Cases Fancy Prints,
Canary Prints,
Palm Leaf Hats,
Bartlett's ! bleached Cottons,
Lancaster check Gingham ms,
Bloomer trimmed Hats,
blue Cotton Thread,
women's and mems Hosiery,
colored, bleached and brown
Linen, and damask Table
Covers,
Bales brown Cotton,
Shetucket Stripes,
Panama Ticks,
Methuen Ticks, extra,
Mems Calf Boots,
Women's Jenny Lind Boots,
Ladies Kid and Patent Leather
Caters,
Assorted misses youths and child's
Shoes,
Cases superior and fresh chewing tobacco,
" mirrors, 24xl4, 2Oxl2, 14xlO, l2x9, lOx8
Sx5,
Casks guarded lanterns, brass topped,
Casks backing,
Cases SADDLES and BRIDES,
CAST STEEL COS,
Cask SHEET ZINC, Cases MATCHES,
LONG ROUND COMBS,
SOLAR LAMPS, GLOBES and SHADES,
RIFLE GUNPOWDER,
PERCUSSION CAPS.
Bundles NORWAY SHAPES, 3x4, gx4,
Boxes CONE INK,
Collins TOMAHAWKS,
Western RIM LOCKS.
BROAD HATCHETS
CHARCOAL IRONS,
GIRTH WEBB,
Hard framed school STATES, lOxl4, 8xl2,
Cotton and worsted SADDLE GIRTHS,
Japanned ROLLER BUCKLES,
KNIVES and FORKS,
POCKET KNIVES,
BUTCHER KNIVES.
Enameled sAUCEPANs, ?, 3, !, 5, 8, : and s qs,
TEA SPOONS. Yrs LAMPS, GUN FLISTS,
SHOE THREAD, SHOE BRUSHES,
JEWS HARPS, Timed SPURS, SC. sc.
on HANDi
A full assortment OF the staple articles for the native trade.
II Island orders promptly attended to and carefully packed
and shipped. e2--2m-295
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The Members Of the above Company are hereby notihe
EeE that, sner this date, notices Will not be issued as hereto
m fore.
Regular Drills will be held at the Armory Of the Corpsp
aAz On the d and 4th Friday evenings Of each month. at y
clock p. VI. Per order;
: / ZONES. JOHN II. BROWN.
Orderly Sergeant. Captain.
Head Quarters Honolulu Rifles,
December 3, 1889. ls1-tf
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Spiral 3lohtr5.

no OIL LII ID - IL a w AY
ASSOCIATION-TLi Association hold their Regular Meetings
on ATUEDAY EVENING o. each week, at - O'Clock. al the
Bethel ves,-y, CT King street.
The Association has lately undergone a thorough re-organ-
iEa,i1u. The public are invited t. attend.
Per order ALEX. BOLSTER.
2Zstf Secretary.
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C~OOPERS' PUNCHING MACHINES.
~OOPERS' MACHINES.
~ Coopers' Truss Hoops. For sale by
c. BREwER & Co.,
l97-tf Market Wharf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12

CONGRESSIONAL.


WASHINGTON Dec. ll.-SenGse.-The bill TO admit
Kansas was made the special order for next Tuesday
The House Treasury note bill referred The Nil
tlry Committee instructed 70 report whether the
expenses Of the Departments cannot be reduced.
Mr.. PowelIs resolution taken up.
Mr.. Bigler made Union speech.
Mr. Iverson spoke in favor Of secession.
Mr. Pugh in favor of Union but he avoWed South
ern rights.
A running debate took place between Messrs Pugh,
Iverson Douglas Green, Fitch, Powell, Wade, and 9TH
ers on the SUBJECT
Mr. Kason said We are satisfied that unless we can have
evidences by conventions in all the States we not
bound TO remain IN the Union.
Messrs Collamer Wigall aud Davis uterchanged their
views and pending the subject the Senate adjourned.
Hoass-Mr. Cobb, Of Ala, said that what neces-
sary to be done to the Union should be done at
once as Alabama had called convention with a view Of
going out Of the Union. He wanted the select commit
tee TO get to work and see what can be done.
Mr. Davis, Of Miss, didn't believe that good would
come Of the committee but be would serve on It, He
believed any proposition to quiet the disturbance should
emanate from the Republicans. The Constitution If car
red in It's letter aud spirit sufficient without re-
sort to any legislative enaetments or compromises
The House refused to excuse Mr.. Hawkins. Ayes rs,
noes lOl.
Mr. Hawkins said he wouldn't serve.
Mr.. Boyce asked TO be excused.
Mr. Smith, Of Virginia expressed hs surprise that re-
pubcans should shrink from debate Il be hoped
the views Of every section would be presented BE wish
ed what the committee would present for action
to the House. and whether anything would be done to
alay the excitement.
The House refused TO excuse NJ Boyce.
Mr.. Morrill,, Of Vermont asked to be excused. but
refGsed
Mr.. Ssaunton, of Ohio had no hope that the commit,
tee could do anything. he against premature dis
eusson. IL ddn't see anything requiring legislation.
Mr.. Hindman, OF Arkansas, wished to offer something
practical viz Amendments the Constitution 10 protect
Southern rights
Mr.. Morris Of lllinoi', tjected.
Mr. Sh, rmAn FROM the Committee Of Ways and Means,
reported the DIPLOMATS Consulsr aud Indian Appropri
ton bill, which was referred. Adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12
FROM EUROPE.

ST. JOHNS, Dee llth-The Europa passed Cape R'ce
yeserday She left Liverpool the st and Queenstown
the %. The Atlantic aud Ednburg had arrived out
CouOu-Saes Of the week 80 OOO baes-mdrket ruled
6rm with good trade demand closing firm Friday at
full prices 10 slight advance. Stock in port $50 900 bale
including 4yACOp American. Breadstu1s have down.
ward tendency ~ corn which is steady. Provisions
seady. ConsOlS 95iag3 as. The bullion in the Bank
OF England had Increased four hundred and three thou
sand pounds The bank rates were reduced to five per
cent. Money very active
The genersl news is unimporlant
Italian affairs unchanged. The garrison at GAeta
had made soTtie snd rupulsCd With great loss
The American money crisis had caused specie ship
ments. The Europa has considerable amount aud
large shipments expected TO be made by the Attain
&c. These movements caused renewal Of gold with
drawlls from the bank on the S0h.
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FROM MEXICO

NV ORLEANS, DC. lO-The steamship Tennessee
IRON Vera Cruz the 1h brings adyices from the City OF
Mexico to tie 2S.h.
Tue Liberals had completely invested the city. There
was much distress among them and scarcity OF sup
plies The main body of the Liberal army had come
up An extraordinary courier from the Capital the 3rd
had not arrived Vera Cruz when the STEINER left by
which the Of their repulse the capture Of the
city vas expected Minister NeLare and the Embassy
we're TO return home by the next steamer The French
Mni,ter advises Nramon 10 canitnlale
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NEW Jersey CONyEyTION.

TRENToN, New Jersey, D6e 1.-THE Convention to
consider the dangers Of the Union largely attended
Col WIN. q. Alexander was chosen President Commo-
dore Stockton was appointed chairman of a committee
to prepare address They presented an address and
resolutions, both Of which adopted amid much
fusion The address declares that the North has COM
mtted great wrongs and retrsce her steps by
peang all laws preventing the execution Of the fugitive
slave law aud allowing citizens Of the Southern States
travel North With their property All this the South has
clear rg To- ana iooEs not Tor indemnity Tor the past
bu. security for the future.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12
~ R1pwAYs REGULATING PILLS

Ts Triumph y Teysa1ls M3i fia orsr Cll1usl aigins
ant ticir kltfroi Minsrul P1isoss
IT, serious Injuries eat,rd upon the SICK. afflicted With Ch
and fsvr an Fever rrshod Fever scarlet and
fry-r 10 the ad8uhtraou % Quialne, CaouL elic, Blu
a. &c In Wholesale doses dJ 10 the on cOlorcd
All ves knned cripple ay he tiers through street. yau
crying oui tlr health Aellft As1'ti
Let phys las ard others h Mind that In All eth
o. fewer othe~ tezse, uhee he's ct ned TIE
s. pHcn fQlu Calome Blue Pill that RAILWAYS kE1-
ULArtNG PILLS viii secure 20 re paeut H the ben,dts In
less lime than these pOons expected 10 achieve, Without
Hing such terrible attacks % the liver h-aEt and ty
tea Nastniha Of Ae tseAses thAt act sed by
oy-r-t sng Nth Outline, Arsenic Cslcmtl &C.
RApWArs REsCLkrNg Fts operate from three % x hours
ID rot strA The syst-mdo waken lido rrtats The
boEra-e cost-d With gum ard therefore pleasant
P'svyy patton, liver complain indigestion, dia
rtha mercnra &C. When nothing Else viii touch the
n1hnt' FROM % pills viii procure healthy dlscharE.
Guaranteed o. Be freed FROM mercury canine ns aatoay,
ard every drastic and dangerous dug The safest apertut he
world fos ladies and ehildrea-
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LOUISIANA LEGiSLATURE.

BAToN RoUGE Dec lO.-The Legislature met to-day.
A resolution organizing the military system adopt
ed resolution calling State Convention stating that
circumstances require determined action on the part OF
louisiana in consequence Of the election OF Lneou and
the hostility OF the North towards the South intro
duced in the Senate aud referred 10 jcint committee
preamble ard resolution offered taking the ground
tina. those States which had nu6ed the fugitive slave
law bad no right to vote for President of the Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12
0IxY IxKMs.

HrsINss COuRr.-Ysslcrday, the following cases
were disposed OF.
Wm- MAro charged with breaking into the cellar Of
Porter, Harris Horner several months ago. Sent on
10 February term Of Judge Lyons court
Lewis slave Of T. Chandler FOR violently Gssaulting
little boy, Of Mr. ]. w. Shields BY striking him
near the len temple with brick-bAt found guilty.
and sentenced 70 transportation
Albert slave Of NJ hangum, charged with stealing
four watches from Alexander Nott, WooGsOn slave
for stealog one watch at same time, and Thomas, a
slave for receiving the watches, duly convicted
and ordered thirty nine stripes each.
Frank Banks, tree negro, charged with stabbiDg Ro-
bert slave OF W. w. Wingo. found guilty, aud haV-
ing been before convicted Of similar offence,
dsred TO be sold into slavery in other words to be
disposed Of at auction to the highest bidder who will
undertake TO feed and cothe the desperate for the
mAinder Of his natural life. The prisoner IS one OF the
banks, not vet broken. IL is feared that only capital
punishment viii put check upon his vicious propenses
bat be doubt considers bis prospective bondage eaP
tai punishment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-12

BALTIMORE t-Eor nrer. Oto 81 c. Howard Street 10
held SAM; City tt5l Wheat has advance three
Ms cen While Cora has advanced sos cents;
mixed 4Sft53 c-us yellow 1905 Pork duh nominal
Coffee dal at t8(5ii cents. Nhsky steady.
Nav Youk Dec -Noon-Socks better CentrAls
80; Virginia &c 20; Missourias Co.
Cotton 6rn O " arm; Southern 81 zoo 30.
Wheat hruno SOah repoed Cora hrm and generally
chalgsd 20 heavy; i6ABfT, Pne go Lard % 40
WHISKY s~ady at In o.utS teaiy; New or
81 &c ccn aus oyadJ 4k65A cents Rio Cohe 100
t3L Moassss unchangeC New OetLs 80 TO "a cens
Rosln DAN a. 20 ri dull al p o.,
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- Iaro =, mouDt Of othCr DersounI Dronerfv. =

SIxTY-SIX EGROES FOR SALE, AND
- large amount Of other personal property
ny virtue deed Of executed TO the subscribers wm
Watkins 81 Charlotte uLty they will proceed TUEDAY
the 18th day oDeeembe II fair II the fair day
thereafter at lis residence five miles from Keysy the Rich
mopi and nsnvle Ra make sale Of al the stock crops
armlL Implements househo and Kitchen furniture siy
by him. consisting OF 80 head Of valuable Weboke horses
mules about o. head Of ea including and mich csws GO
head ofhog and go head OF SHEEP; also number Of
Wagons carriage and buggy; superior p
ard such other ares Of furniture usually found In
q gentleman's house.
They will also "WEDNESDAY, the 18th December next fair;
not the next fair thereafter the place.
public auction, GO valuable snd IN ely MIG HOES Including en-
children, ng them Practical I'm. ineeTs
capable OF managing and running steam engine and circular
saw.
Trans For all under s20 cash; for all
amount credit Of months will be gwen taking from the pur
bonds with approved security bearing interest
date
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Ieut zen. ScOtt Will arrive her 10 morrow.
luV...ru r.faw.v.rr 4

washington, Dec. ll.-Seeretsry rouceY was to-day
requested by the President act as Secretary Of the
Treasury in addition to the duties Of the Navy Depart
ment until Mr.. Cobbs successor is appointed Mr. Cobb
took formal leave Of the President to-day. lie will leave
the city tomorrow. lie has prepared letter to the peo
pie Of Georgia, calling them arise in all their
hood and &c prepared the 9TH Of March announce
and maintain their independence Of the Union say
ing they will never again have equality and justice in il,
He entern doub; OF either their right or their duty
70 sec De.