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ment, and they may accept Il as such, but
their worst enemies have never said anything
Of them which win 20 sink the two men 10
the estimation Of ali Chrissendom. II Il all ia
keeping with Liacoln's original iasa shss
NOBODY IL hurt;" bot there 10 NO tyrsat
living, be he Turk or Christian, who woa.d
be" fnll Of mirth.' amid such scsnes o!
blcodshea. death and sorrow a. have come
upon Lincoln's own coantry, no Prime MIN.
lister of any sovereign ia any age who would
not blash to be described az going forth amid
Affections which have darkened every hearth
ssone, and such public perplexities and ca,
larni,ies ~ might well mel. the most ealleus
heart, and draw tears from Heaven, putting
Ass Harana sciA gag a nd jes.,re ar :"
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ARkEsr OF NAIL Rosszx We understan

ARTIST OF A NAIL ROBES We understand
that the mail carrier between Campbell
Court House, Marysyills, and Green Hill,
has been arrested aud committed for the
crime Of robbing the mails. For some time
letters containing money have been missing
along this route, and many remittances from
tho soldiers to their friends In the county have
never reached their destination. Suspicion
rested upon the mail.carrier, whose name L.
Jackson, and Mr. John Sweeney, the efficient
postmaster ut Marysvilie, set u trap to each
him. A d6coy letter, cor tanning five dollar
bill and twenty five cents In specie. carefully
marked by him, was deposited in the Camp
bell Court House Post-Omce, directed 10
himself at Marysvills. The trick was sue.
cessful; the letter did not coma to hand and
when the carrier was arrested this idsn teal
money WAS found npon his oerson, together
with letters for various other des.--LyneA.
burg Yirgiaian, 2Sh.
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Orr Yanhse FREDERICKSBURG the mill.
sary prisons Yesterday, we observed that the
Gagged Yankees were in high ststs Of enjoy
u,ent, singing, laughing aud shouting, as if
sheir present position was an Improvement
upon anything they had been accustomed TO
at home. The prisoners Of rank. confined on
the lower noor Of one Of the buildings, looked
rath or more sedate. We understand that
some $50 win be released this week, and sent
to Fortress Monroe, In exchange for the Hat
teras prisoners. Yesterday morning two
Du'chmep, belonging TO the 10Th New York
regiment, were brought to this city. They
were captured ii recent skirnish On the
Peninsula
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4 Model Fpatchman-Algon Adams. one OF
the extra night watcbmen lately appointed,
was arrai0ned before the Mayor on SATURDAY.,
e'arged with stealing pistol valued at So
from John II. Wilson. The weapon was
taken from the steam fre-engine house on
Christmas night, where Adams had been to
sound the alarm BELL and it has since been
remanded him for trial on the charge of petty
larceny, ard admitted him to bal, in the sum
Of $500. He is expelled from the watch, as q
matter Of course
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Il Christmas Party -Twenty-two negroes
male aud female, were arrested by Waterman
Carter at the house of Alexander Archer, on
Friday night, whore they had unlawfully con.
old time The women were discharged BY
the Mayor on Saturday, after their espectve
employers had paid . fine of 50 each, but the
men were ordered below for slight fsgella
ton. Owners and employees would do well
to beware Of giving their servants liberty t<
attend those social gatherings, for the NJ aver
has determined to enforce the law in every
mat
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REWARp-A nssre man

REWARD-A nsgse msa
IL, named GILBERr. aged hsswseu 20 and -
years. bis eoisr 10 baos; VIII kers grey, under
the cain He IL about SIX fsss hghB blssk hair. His
elothins l. black . NJ and plaid su@rasr pants !
Tuesday. He wss brought hers ~ sentspsn
ssnsd rhos. q. Neal. Of North O&roiias. He lift
my PREMISE 8~turdss afssrnoons batwsen sd
o'clock. 1hs AAoss sreMASd w,ll - peli ~
s $3.50 y. 4. MYERS. 90 Main strsst,
- 9o-IWs n hm3ad, Va
~ OXE0 10 The FUnLfsi-4a and
~ altAs ~ IN day II JAnasgy 1ext, " eos.
"a l4ase of sae htsA psicss ii lspa Ara Malls
Vii charge es:3, Tar sHO11NH HaikfklS And
MULES aud ether wa-k h pspagtion
d a5-sss q. p. FRAye1R lgx
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HCasLIsd JoHs BULL.-Tae redou5table
Yankee nation have just succeeded in hun
bling John BuA' Three weeks ago they Said
ne Needed "humbliug," and they were the boys
70 do il Thev declared tka, If he said one
word about Macon and SIdeu they wcuia
instantly steal nine hundred millions worth OF
Improperly which they alleged Was in their
possossiou; that they would send out six thou
seud Privateers 10 rob him Of everything he
had On the o cear that they could raise mil
Hon OF men in the Northeast and Norsh, who
would Hdnap Canada, where they alleged
there was also s:rong Union party, in three
weeks. HAVING TINS victoriously humbled
John Bull OF paper, :hey wound up by hum
bling themselves in reality, and licking the
very dus. from his feet in their AFFECT degra
dation and terror, Did ever braggart before
% thoroughly kick himseif OF, of the re.pec
Of all mankind The national n uthpiece.
the Herald, and other organs of pablic opin.
Ion, hold out the f-rocious menace that, after
they have su'juga,ed the South, they will
avengs themselves upon England. What a
ehivalric and high-spirised turkey cock Three
weeks ago Bennett was going to whip all
creation; now lie is willing to take them one
At time. and not lock horns with Joha Bull
till the South is conquered.
II England is spared til that happens, she
has fair prospect of living long time yet
But even If by some miracle tho South could
be suhjugated, In what way would tina,
strengthen the United States 40 as to enable
II 70 cope With Grea. Bri.ain' They cannot
suhjugase our spiritsi they cannot make Us
love the hands tina. are red with the blood o,
on. sons and brothers; they cannot make u:
uphold the Government which has sought &c
snslave aad degrade our whole people Bur.
saeued with an enormous debt, the United
Sta,es will be under heavy bonds to keep the
pesce for the next century to submit 20 every
kek and cuti-and they will be neither few
nor far between-whieh every country in
Europe will be disposed to administer to il, OF
Il it does 60 to war, the South would welcome
as friend and deIiversr, and aid with all its
power, any enemy that would strike death
blow at the most debased and internal despo.
tisa which has black ened the pages of modern
history. We take it for granted, therefore,
that England will not be alarmed by the
threats of future vegsance, and trust that che
will continue to tweak the nose Of Jonathan
and otherwise humble the American jack.
daw, who has just been threatening TO humble
the British lion. Even II she should 20 30 far
as 70 raise the blockade. and thereby save five
millions Of her workers from starvation, she
may be assured that Jonathan will take 1t
msekiy. Like all other buliies, there 10 NO
depth OF sslf-debssene Mt which he is not capa-
bic Of reaching when in his sagerness to
Stumble" somebody be happens TO wake up
the wrong passenger.
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On . asth iuA /, at d O'Clock p. H. JULIA
A..vifs Of Naeou Trabus aged 50 yeara
The fsssnds and Relatives Of the family ere r.
CRESTED to sttsnd hAr funeral - the resi- asufs O
Maeon Tr shue IN Cha sAfhsld, On m onA ~. S0tl
inss.. NJ 3 o'clock p. i @
Sunday morning, - h inst, HENRY PAT
TkSUN, SON OF J. n. and ia uhna 'HeisiSer
aged years and - da1s
l,es RI t,ant ~. W. Wa sigor and Dir Benz
Hatcher. nre reques,ed 10 attend his f1nera!
from ths Methodist Church, Manchssuor, THU
afternoon At 2 O'clock.
On the Ash DseemSsr. 1881, ct her fstA ga req
eene.. Ia Ghs,ts- deId county, Misa Al ANDA
W BRUMMA14L. ,
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RosIsry-One night last week, the apart.
cons store, was entered by thief, who struck
the occupant several severe blows on the
head rendering him senseless, and then robbed
him Of several valuable articles. No arrest
has been made, though if the fact hsd been
promptly communicated to the police the per-
petrstor Of the outrage might possibly have
been apprehended
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS az It may seem
the man Patrick Keller, who was so despe
ON Thursday night last, is improving, snS
will probably recover. The cut on his head
is 80 severe that any one except skillfui
surgeon wonld have at once pronounced it
fatal !; and il it does no. prove 60, he will be
indebted to the scientific treatment Of the
wound under the bands of ono Of the .. an
at the Medical College Inhrmary. The man
who inflicted the fearful blow haze not been
arr ssted, nor has his name yet been ascer.
tanned
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Amusemeass.-Thet theatre re-opens to-
night, with Manager Hewitt's new drama,
time in preparation. or course the house will
be tbropged.
Wells and Company are constantly bringing
out novelties for the entertainment Of their
NUM- patrons, al Metropolitan Hall. Their
performances are well worth seeing and hear.
ing.
The 'Thespan Family" or Queen Sisters,
who recently played highly successful en-.
Franklin Hall
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TExAs drNro wD1R.-ThsS custom (Texss)
Tslsgras learns that an effort Is being made
that 1t in likely 70 provs successful. A cave
was disco vered, not long since, In Burnett
county, which was said to contain saitpetrs
ia m almost pure stats. Mr.. Foster, Of
Burnet, visited tho cave, taking with him
lew pota, and In about two weeks he 70 turned
with $50 pounds OF pare seltpetre. He al
on . set about tho man ufacturs Of powder,
and We are promised . specimen Of the re-
suit
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Naval Intelligence.

from This poI.a few days ego, and Is p.oha-
bly, row IL convenient position to aid her
ccnsort, she Patrick Henry. in any event tn t
nlay tEanspire. The gun-hoas Tsazer, now
at orr wharves, will soon be ready for &C.
tive operations,
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Resignation Of a STATE Senator

Or. John II. Claiborne, Of Petersburg, has
tendsred his resignation SIS State Senator
from the "a district, owing to ths fact that he
is IL the military service OF the Confederate
States, and feels Tim practicable to discharge
fully the duties OF both positions
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Riffmunn pispatrt.

TaE WRtrA EsArHsR.~If the North has
really backed down, and Displayed the white
feather before the demand Of England, Il Is
really no great subject Of sarprise. people
that never yet consulted honor, pride, honesty,
OF deeeney. when question of ipserest was
concerned. ia precisely the people to fall on iss
knees 70 Great Britain in a conjaneture ike
tie preseut It lie true that q universal opin'
lon preva allied, founded on the ontsivings Of
each organs Of Yankee sentiment az the Her
ed aud nm<s, that the Britsh demsnd would
comnoda,ing as she weasher-eoek, the eight
- breath from the public being sufficient 70
vesr them to opposite points Of the compass
TIE opiaioa Of the stability Of popular oppo.
si.ion 70 the British demands WA slso induced
by she kaowa madness and infasuation Of the
Puritan mind, and the vast concais is cherishes
81 lie power and prowese-
Twas not reflected thai the interests Of the
Tsnkses lay greatly on the side OF peace
with England That they did forget this di.
vinity, IN commencing their war on the
South, was true. but they commenced 1t under
. delusion Their interests demanded tbs
Preservation OF the Uaion. They saw certain
ruin in dissolution, and they undertook the
war in the mistaken conviction that, by max.
ing it short, sharp, and decisive" they
could settle tho rebellion in few wesks.
Toey began the war upon q calculation" oi
interest, and they did Dot 6nd OUT thai it was
. characterization until ii beoaras TO o late. Tney
sill cherish the dslus'on that, though at great
eost of men and money, they can bring back
The wealth producing South. Az they con-
msneed the war on Us open a misoalculaticn,
70 they are continuing it--interest being THEN
inspiring genias in the whole proceeding.
That same interest now requires that they
vhau c0nceds the demands OF England. 81
long "a the sabjsct of tie ''Trenl' remained
win tho pubic there was no moderation
IN the rsnapoie tone Of their popular utter
anees- Wilkes was very il!usirions hero
and the British Lion claw less beast only I'll
70 DO kicked and iLsulted They tIeased the
affair, not Us q stern, practical reality, bat as
subject fit only for silly iurore and rage
satierlng themselves to lie carried away Inie
such indecent excuses as they Went into over
Kossu,h. the "Ja,s," Tommy, ana TIE Allan
tic Cable.
TIE indignant outcry Of the British people
and press, however, has startled them from til.
imbecls folly and phreuzy. The Cabinet 81
Washington had 70 look the consequences o.
Wlges's act foii Ii the face. The question
was, Is il our interest to have war vi it'll
EaSlandl' II is clearly not their interes;
hence the sudden display all over YankeedoL
Of the nack-ieathers. The Yankee cock is moi
the bird TO hsns when lew grains Of corn liz
On the OUTSIDE of the ring.
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By G0DDIN 4 APPERSON, Asers.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
v on Msrshall At sst aud Market Avsn1s I
ssle at AUCTInN.-Win Re sold al auction On
the premises, en- TUT sDAY, tie ) st d, senosf,
66l, At 4 o'clock =. NJ. that very palusbis -esi
ssists located above. fronting IS feet on the
North side of Ms-shail street, running back n
Ma kst Avenue Is fest. twill be divides, De-
sirsd Into three iois of 81 feet each, fronting On
Marshall street This 10, without DOUBT. among
thu me 4 vafusols locations IN this city Ios eua'
nsss purposes.
TxRAs -Ore.foufth cash: balance at =, lS and
70 months fer nsse' liable notes. ietsress added 'e
cured by frost decd; the taxes for 1893 10 be Pa
by tire purchasers
de 70 0ODDyN APPHRsAN. Aucta
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Assaun.--On Saturday the Mayor invest.
gste3 charge brought e9ains. John Densler.
FOR an assault upon Hannah Houek, and sent
him on to the Hustinas Court for trial He
was held to bail in the sum of $500 for his ap-
pearanee, and required to givn security TO
keep the peace.
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The Local Guara.-Capt T. p Wilkinson,
the commander Of company "a Local Guard,
served through one long campaign in Missouri
and participated in several Of the battles In
that State Those who enlist will find him
the right man in the right place. We invite
attention TO his advertisement
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FROM TENNEss EE AND kENrUCxY,

IN: Strength Of the Ens.y il K.usasky zAs Con-
ftd:-ases Confident Of s'sccsss-c EiesinT Or;s-
sons "a 10 the Time Eats!s may BE- FsxShs Move.
nss's' Of Generals Marshall and zsAicegz-Tle
Esos FROM EnSlend.
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TEE LArEsf VIA aCsBNsrOwN,


LoEpos, Dec. 1.-THE Paris Parfe says
that it is asserted that France and the great
Powers have been consulted by Great Britain
ana b W. expressed the opinion that the con
duct o. Ctptaih Wilkes waa o violation of
the rights OF peutrals
Prince Albert died Saturday night. 1t IL
O'Clock, of typhoid fever.
Sir F. Bowster, in charge of young Prince
Leopold (the younssst son cfQ ueen Victoria J
also died yesterday st Cannes, Ia France.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
London Money Naria, Jecr1ber Il 90 psols
closed yesterday AT seas f,r money.
The bullion in the Bank OF In gland has In.
ore sed ft2S 600.
Liverpool Coson Marss, December 1.-THE
Brokers Circular yes orts the sales OF cotton
for the week at 81, 900 baiss. The market has
been hrnder, and an advance In prices OF Ia 4
Id. lie ests blisbsI The saIes 10 speculai OTIS
bales. The sales Of Friday Were 5000 bales,
the market clcsing very duh The author
lied quotations are:
Orleans Mobile. Upland.
Fair, IL III ia
ID ddling, LOT loj log
The stock In port Is estimated at 5s7 900
bales. of which 2ie, 600 are American.
Advices from Manchester are unfavorabie.
The market is very dull.
Hcrre Cotton MarIs December 12-Cotton
advanced Al. ST., closing steady. Sales of
the week, 3 $50 bales. New Orleans tres or.
dinaire, lA2i do. bss, 1891. Stock, l4l,ooo
ba,es.
Picepool Brecds,xss and prepisios Market, Dec
l4tA --Breadstuds ara generally quiet, bat
stesdy.
Provisions firm.
The Niagara had not arrived at Halifax
at 8 o'clock last night, when the line closed.
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No uDud-The rumos of duel in the
neighborhood Of Richmond are still rife, but
we believe none hns taken place. Tho 81.
thorities are said to have interposed slight
obstacle to the sanguinary purpose, In the
shsps of bail bond
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BseAsnSs u tie Res. N. q. TersA for Ysnhes
MiniHv-l Fiss--SympstAy for Qsssn Vieseris
--DsssA Of lisss. Ktnsy-HtSa Price for Ap-
p1se, 30.
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TIES CroTnLSszoLo WAR.-Ths Fort Smith
Meas, Of the 18th inst, says:
Tha Opcthlvyhclo War Will soon -
crushed ont, a. Uol Mcintosh has taken the
matter In hand, and has ordered his Whqis
snountsd force 70 the Greek counsry We
predict that the whole heterogentous uass Of
Indiana. Oreeks. Chsrokees, Esminoies. 90.
mAnehes, aud Jayhawkers Will scatter 70 the
fous dsShsn thsy and tia Texans, Ar.
kansians, and Indian allies Aftsr them.
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4 a. m9n named Junes killed aAetAsy manned
Owen r. shsiey VILE. Isas. o. the 1st tsst'
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CaEEEe2f
Additional Foreign news By the Persia

Ths Provisioral Cong reEs win Yeasssrnbls
ct the Capitol st l2 O'Clock to day
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= Ins WssAsaesss GslsssAsvs--We o.
kneulSdes the feesips OF Is, for tho heneat Of
the Washington city volunteers, from Wm- r.
Yoong, Jr.. Of POFtsmonth.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.
MILITARY NOTICES.

- - - u
CAMP WISE,
SIDHsY, VA, December 20, 1861.
TIME MEMBERSof the r L 7. BLUES
will aprear On parade, on TUESDAY,
8fst inst, at 10 O'Clock A. M with arms aud
accou tram snts In order for inspection.
de so-ltA FRED. CARTER, 1t Cong.
TTHE 70 aMEk MEMBERS Of the LIE.
GION BATTERY DESIRING to re.saliss
VIII apply to the uadsnisasd .. the once Of the
Wise Legion. Comfortable quarters hare been
provfA d
p. MoOAkTY, e., Wise Legion,
THOS. KINNEY, ..
THOS. A BRANDER, 1t,
d. S0Att 10th Reg't Va Vols.
HEADQ UARTKR, 90 "A,''
LOCAL 0UARD
THIS COMPANY reeds twenty ave more
1 mar ever the age af IS veass. A bcnns 81
tered iota ssrviea BY ard~r.
T. p. WILKINSON,
Dc 50-a Caps. Co. a.
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~ NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
Imported for Southern city, received to-day.
Among which ara

Rich Bio.ads and Velvet Emhd 6ilkA
Rich cod Gro 0raia Snka,
j. eh Broesds and flsia Black 6ltts,
Rich Popiins, Valsatias, and Ottoman olothS
bright Paid Irish Popisus,
LyOos Black SILK Velvet
Mourning Oress aoodA
Lace Trimd Hdkfs.
Also--To b sold at very reduoed prices,
100 Silk Flcnneed Robes.
Dc 3o-lw 6AML II. PRICE 90.
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INF RMATION Is WANTED Of she
l family Of VIM. EATON. A negro girl,
HENRIETTA. left Richmond 10 years ago
her mo thor, OLARISSA, remaining with
the Eatcus Tbs desire II 20 know II the family
sstll lives here. Address Mrs L D JOHN
sits Usstsnery Church. Aeso-iss
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Army T2esstie1lsA-We hear Shat An agent
q II town for the purpsss Of engaging dra-
matte company for tho smusemsat Of eur
aruy aa the Potomac w
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Defessire Preparattoss--A, otis! superio,
Geld battery, including one riAed piece Of no.
vel construction, and some nne twelve poun.
dsrs, has iust been sent 70 Yorktown, 10
stssngthsn the defenoes on the Peninsula
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Auction SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY K. II COOK, .Ases'r
Vt. CHARLES KOTEL FURNITURB
AT AUUTlUN.

by Il. n COoA, 4nHr.
OF. CHARLES ROTEL FURNITURE
y AT AUCTION.
Ga MONDAY. eta J snu.rv, 1862. I viii sell ea
tho premises, commencing St ~ o'cleck all the
FURNITURE cont,ised in the 81. Charles Botsl.
en-. braeins al the articles usually feuId In nis-
class hotel.
THE PARLoR
Il f,-rishsd with elsgsns Ro. ewnod Furniture, IN
Silk Rrocs'el; Velvet Tapessy, .spst. sls
Broestel and Lsce Curtsi1s very large ana high
" ornament French Plate Mirrors, splsndl
Rosewood seven nst ave pIau o. made By Stein
~ay Bro; maibie-.op Tables. Ot.orDas, &c.
s..
TIE CHAMBERS
Are furnished with Single and Doub,s Jenny
Lind and Cottage Beistfsds, t'sit and sh1ck MAJ
tros ss, Csrpet, ClsiTs W sshs.sna,. Ia sxo,usos
Condition.
IHR DINING ROOM
Contains EIten,ion and Round Tables, Granite
Ware, in great vs-iaiy; silver plated Ca..orT.
Forks, Spoon, Ladies', 10. Il =; Q very large
number Of Oak Cane-seet Chairs. Sc, So.
X THE tIssN ROOM
Con,a aims Sheets Comforts, Counse,psaes, Pillow
Gases, Blankets. q, In great nano<s.
THE LAUNDRY
Embraces every article necessary, together v.A
one large AID coDp'eis Mensle.
THE KIICHIx
Contains every af,i-le needed, all the twiAs
Boilers, &c, be!rg made Of Copper.
HE oErICz
Ba- the usual varsity of Cnsee Furniture, To-
gsther with enc large Hsuings' Fire Proof eaiA
in most egeellsnt order.
Ia addition 10 tie above VIII be found alges
lot of Silver PLATED Ware. entirely new, never
having been us-d
1t Il impossible 70 Give In an Advertisement 50
idea Of Ia. articles 70 be sold but 81 TIC, 30 say
,hs sals offers great inducements n tbs pol BIC.
embracing goods In this line which II Is Iew a.
mot impos ibls 10 purchase.
TIC persons engaged In bookkeeping II recon-
meuds ifs0lf.
HorseAeepers and others are sequeasd to e.
tend. u. d. COOK, kretE
de 30
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BY the arrival at Nsw York OF the Royal
mail stea nlship Persia. from Liverpool on
tbs ,:tn inst, we have the following add,-
eionai items Of foreign news;
letter from England to Galignani, OF
Paris, says: "Oa s u sday, Decem Der l, sev-
raj o the churches and chapsis in No tting-
narn, ali usioaS were made 10 the insult 20 our
fl sg aud the critical position ofaY.irs. The
sentiments OF the prea cheers were III AL cases
patriotic. The Iirm decision OF GoverpIaen
sss appiauded, and hopss were express d
that the natiOna. honor would be vinci-
Gated"
A Paris letter OF the 7.h inst SAWS the
Mouse, q few days back, took on board, at
Lorient, the i7th ana 18th batteries Ct
marine artillery tor Mexico; bat, on account
OF the weather being drs.dtrily bad on the
ooast, sAe has NOS yet been abba to leave.
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