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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08
The RaygeA Acheel.

The exercises of the Ragged School" in
Eighth.ave near Thirteenth st. were very interesting.
Songs sung by the children. and speeches made
by several Of the visitors aer which the children sat
down to little banquet This school is in afourishng
condition but needs the help Of citizens, especially
of those In that part Of the city to sustain IT, The
amount Of good that it is doing may be well called In
caiculable, when we remember the saying: He that
ruleth his spirit is greater than no that taketh city,
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Thsnksgivisg Disser ~ he AewsrA's''
seldom Depot.

The Thanksgiving dinner given TO the soIdiefs
o tho DEPOT No. 50 Howard st.. Of which Col Vincent
Colyer IN SUPERINTENDENT was one Of the happest a.
fairs Of the kind which took place in the CITY
Nearly all the forenoon was occupied IN setlnf tne
large tables the first floor Of the building ana pro
paring the holiday viands under which the panquos
boards were soon TO croan
number Of ladies belonging TO different char, table
societies for the relief Of soldiers and soldiers families
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fAdvei tismsnt.1
JAQUEs's PERFUMES FOR TIE HANDKERCHIER.

we have often had occasion to notice. In favorable man
nsr perfamery manufac ured BY dEoReE JAeuss Co
of Boston. We among the first discover that in
their perfume, America had achieved high triumph In the
chemical art We not In the habit OF giving recon-
and Il il on these grounds that confidently recommend
JAouxss psramery the best know OIL Home Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08

ROBBERY on THE CARs.-Mr. Thomas Green.
residing In Portlandave., near DeKalb ave. had MS
pocket picked Of gold watch, valued at el2A while
riding on q Greenpoint car Wednesday evening"
Two young men named William Gill and Robert Simp
son were arrested on suspicion Of the theft.
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years indicated:
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
STATE AID BONDS.
Interest az the rate OF
SEVEN PER CEyT. PER ASSux
LIZ GII m

PAYABLE Semi Annually.
GUARANTEED AND PAID BY THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
The Bonds are secured by mortgage on leo miles OF
road nom Sacramento to the California State Line.
forming part Of the great Pacific Railroad Route
adopted and aided BY the United States Government
They arc further secured by Sinking Fund OF 900 in
ood Der annum reserved from the earnings OF the road
and pledged for their redemption They are rstcass
security IN every respect and limited amount will BE-
offered upon terms which render them very atr active
ana desirable investment For further particulars In.
f'"' -" FISK & HATCH Bankers
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.. .ti fAdvertisesnen
FAsHIONABLE AND CHEAP Doors AND SHOES.

isdies Balmors heavy boots for the promenade. FIen'
cakin aud patent leather Boots for e-ntemen and boo
spd shoes for children always obansbe Of CASTHEL
No si3 Broadway cheaper than elsewhere. His estsbis
Inent merits its popularity.
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financial.

% DOMAIN BROTHERS" 8. M. Co.'S
IL STOCK for SALE low las B. TAYLOR. Prssi-
dsut. Addre" q. j. I. Box No, 49, Tribune Othos.
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FATALLY ISyURED.-An inquest was yester-
day held by Coroner Collin on the body Of Thomas
Monahsn. q native Of Ireland, aged ~ years. On
Wednesday tho deceased. with several others was
engaged In raising stone by means OF derrick. The
right leg, causing bis death few hours after In the
New. York Hospital rflr.
THB BRoOME-sT. SHOOTING CAsE.-Patrick
McC udden who was shot by Patrick Dryer. Ia the
saloon at the corner OF Broome and Marion-sts on
Wednesday died yesterday morning In the New. York
Hospital. The inquest will be held TO day.
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DIRECTORS $500.
HENRY. A. SMYTiiE. President Of the Central National
Bank. - -,
NOAH L. WILSON. Prv.ldsn. of the American Nations
FREDERICK scBUCHARDr off. sehueAarda + Sons
Baker,.
WM H. TOWNSEND. Trsasursr Of the Sssfiiss hoo
DAvIb b. TURNER ofNew.Yorh. fi 70 snf'
y.eb .,sye will be entitled from the Coal mined by the
Company cay year 20 s proportions share or ssd
Coal 90 mined cost exceeding tun per share Tor
The pros h-reon) aud dividend o. profit from tho
duct beyond the amount delivered ON tho shares
Subscriptions for limited number Of shares received by
WILSON. GIBSON Co, No. 90 Broadway, n. Y.
The property Of this Company 10 situated between the town
Of Scranton Pa and the Wyoming alley Railroad and Coal
Co.'S property about mile from Scranton and adjoining
the W Coal Co free and opincua,SsTea and ns
properties In the Valley being estimated to cSntsn seven
Millions of Tuns Of Coal the whole Of which IL above
water level sad capable Of producing irom 100000 to ao
tune year a.
ANY Shareholder wishing to take bis coal can have
sod BY Company for h account and receive the pTon
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extensive depredaons throughout the city was COM
mitted to await examination.
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Uxrfsp STATES TRlAsssy, IxrElssr DurAsruzSr,
NnV-YoRI. Deo II InfS

UxIYsp STATS rRlAssRy, ISfEazsr DsPARrnzST(
NBw-YoRk, Dec 5. 1883.
DARTIES holding (3V THIRTY or MORE
COUPONS Of the three yeU seven aud thrssenh notes
maturing the 18th instant are requested 10 band them In
with &C sduss, at any time prior to the l4th inst.
Hods complying with the above win have their coupons
examined and checks given for them the ih iu after
O'Clock, p. u,
Blank schedules win be foished upon application at the
Coupon Interest Department ofthis Office
w H. II. VAN DYCK,
Assistant! Treasurer United States,
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TUtRsDAY Dec TIP

THURSDAY. Dec. TIP NJ
The report Of tho Secretary Of the Treasury is
regarded in some quarters as putting the national
finances in less favorable light than the facts war
rant. The public will be much pleased il the Sec
rotary has made this mistake on the right side, for
it is an error which insures an earlier resumption
of specie payments than people deem possible, and
for which they are unprepared. Instead of deficit
of $ll2, 900 in tho fiscal year ending January
30, 1856, careful writer estimates that it cannot
exceed $i5 600 900, and bases his statements upon
the following data:
Estimate % Actual and
Report. Probable
Unappropristod Oct l...s 67. iJ5.5l5 &67.l55. SIS
Gold Customs To June 30. 80. 100 100000 l3SocouO
Internal Taxes 10 June 80. l1aUO,OOO 2s2oOOOO
Lands and Miscellaneous. D.JOc.Oo 4J,oU,Vo
Together s372 Csc SIS $40. i5a, SIS
To pay all Requisitions..-.. 4sie53462 4si s5o. it2
The Treasury will not, upon deficit Of
$4,000 900, or Of so 900 900, be obliged TO issue
another dollar of new egal.tender currency, and in
stead of margin OF seven months for specuations
upon the necessities Of the Treasury liquidation must
be entered upon at once by oyertrading banks, OF
which there are many hundreds, and oyertrading
merchants and spectators too numerous too count.
The estimates Of the fiscal year ending June 80,
1867 are amended by the same authority and placed
rs follows:
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SrArE Or ILIINoIs. TREAsURBheUyrcE,l
SPRIxGpIsLD. November "a 1859
VyNHE INTEREST on the PUBLIC DEBT Of
i the STATE OF ILLINOIS maturing on the hrst MON;
DAY Of January 1865 viii be paid az the Ocean sss'on.
Bank Of the City of the INST 10 inc n'cena
days. inclusive, Of January. 1865 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08

TIME RATHBONE PETROLEUM. COM
i PANY or WEST vIRGiNIA.-A meeting OF ths
Stockholders Of this Company will Dc held at the omcs o.
said Company Room No. ~ No. 81 Nilam.st, New ork
City on THURSDAY. Dec a. at II to vote upon two
Resolutions which will be offered First to increase hs ysp
working capital Second to diminish the whole Capital Stock
from % per SHARE and for such other business % may
GEORGE T. COCK.
JOHN p. PICKRELL, lTr,s,ee.
GEORGE BRADISH,
ROBERT c. EMBREE.)
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feon Of treason for long fidelity to liberty; ye that
vathed and wept, and rejoice ye noble men that went
9ere the struggle issued In victory for nov at last
e children OF the Pilgrims and the sons Of sires o
sffy have been able TO see the day when Liberty
rhssei
There is now in our Constitution an element Of homo
cseity which was never In II before. Before. the
suea principles that were involved In the Industries
r tas North and South were diametricay opposite.
- vac manners, customs were 80 repugnant TO each
ssi mat 1t was well nigh impossible TO have formed
S,s,uioo. Marbles In tnmbler are not united. and
thst are merely near each other ore not united.
mat have from the great national center hearts
80, blood thGt goes through and through and back.
nas through every limb and every part Of it-that
vsols 'o. NOW we are all comprehended under one
's T national life
ia ne great tendencies Of political economy spring
~. av@ ne one point Of liberty must be alike. The
.uab OF society will henceforth exist all over the
North. South. East and West. Variations there
ns,, % there are variations here. but you are all
!. .eefs are variations Of feature disposition and
,,sasu power but you arc all men-bnt there Is an
m y. 80 ncmogeneity. And thus the nation viii be
a.. ~ bound BY great national Jaws than even by
Or y ss ss,s Is
f,sL,.y VA. and the rain clouds above them are
49, uith frescioos nurture for the seed that IL II
vim - nef churches will be rebuilt and school hoQsei
y v.. diamonds on the breast Of beauty along bel
Her toap srs not without witnesses
m msi.nn wipe them away and comfort her. North
kesthsse ~ wniPA Jour work 10 done. lApplanse.
issns imnith. that had made yourself rich viii
sSs . mana ana q, ;as q: yoS WIN not b u eve.
school - 49, come upon land. Work. you that prin
bplH chno0sn you that make newspapers you tina
tie srtsrasI ior your day come. Passing frou
come h. ~. aspects Of which have spoken, LEI M
"M Victory "' oneS WHICH are also inc'uoea II
s.ss,. 70 be more perfect theory Of work Of eous
'ais lald than has evsr been before
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-14

IlitflomINli linmi--R. r.,
@Througb
Little Miami r. r.
TVDaE.E,A. ,g.I II
CT n. r., Newark
GAINESVILLE x Wheeling.
90 r. X. Wayisal.I
o. gP. d. l., Through
30 and Way. ..l... al
-Gircleville, Chillicothel
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-14

Three Trai1as Daily,
EXCEPT SUNDAY.
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on theH
Little Miami &C Columbus 81 Xenia
'HJin'f Railroads.
FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at $40 A
h. Will stop at Delaware Ashley, Cardingt0n,
Gilead, Gallon, and at all stations north Of Gallon.
.s I, nj. 4 SECOND TRAIN. a qosa
NEW YORK, ExPREss55Lesves Columbus at
Gallon Crestline, Shelby. New London, Wellington
THIRD TRAIN. ~ '...'' .1i a,9
p MAIL AND EXPRESS-Leav Columbus at 2Ao
at Shiloh, New London. Wellington. Grafton and
Berea.o 8HirI5u f9lrHi "a i'1N L''f l-ii''"'
.rasm i3n CONNECTIONS. ni es1aa 90
At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Spring
field and all points on that road.
cago RsiToad for Pittsburs. Philadslp6ia and Bati
more. Also for Chicago. ~" tA ~
q At Shelby, with. .Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
AT Grafton for Toledo and Chicago. ,. ss-s.i
Daak BuC asGSf snd BCtOn LOT
Patent Sleeping Cars are ram ON All
ne Night Trains to Chicago, New %
fo loot York and Boston, jnn vlH11
d AEBaggage checked through TO New York and
Boston, via Cleyeand also TO Philadelphia and New
York, via Crestline. III
nod mon s9iiT RETURNING: -3-nl9
Night Express arrives at Columbus at 49oA. M. OF
Cincinnad Express arrives at Columbus at 200
CSlu%bSSs 3 Accommodation arrives at Columbus At
2 Fare as Low as aa by any other Route,
"u Ask for Tickets via CrestIinte or Cleveland.
.p' f. 3. FLINT,
-lAfi9 --.e.uOh OIL Il Supt, Cleveland, Ohio.
JAMES PATTERSON,
Agent. Columbus, Ohio.
Columbus. November !. 1854.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-14

-sb sdf ri igamsgp1qtal
odi anitnup iiii, 9ya egI
.agrssll gts'H9W Tet |
&C 90 oLAll 90 m0lt is9l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-14

closes at5SP a: Sundays, opens At 9 8, N. and
stKii maiis close On Sundays At * p. NJ 4 ID JILL
JOHN GRAHAM. p. NJ.
Smyrna times., 1865-04-06
Edmund SWamtOn's
TIN AND STOVE STORE

U0mmeTce Otfeet, IoppoSite Be'cIeys Store,
SMYRNA, DEL.
81 The undersigned respectfully informes his
~G friends and the public that he continues to car.
VGry on the TIN AND STOVE Business in all
lila branches where any article in his line can be had
as cheap it can be purchased in the largest cities
JAPAN and BRITANNIA WARE always on hand
SHEEI-lRON WORK of kinds promptly attend
ed to on the most reasonable terms.
Particular attention paid to Guttering and Roofing.
Those wishing any kind of work in his line should
give him CALL as he is determined give satisfaction
by doing good work at small profits.
apl4-iy EDMUND SWANTON.
Smyrna times., 1865-04-06
BaIsamic cough Syrup.

For Coughs, Colds Group, WhOOping Cough, Asth-
ma, BrOchitis, SPiniag Of Blood, Pain and Weak
ness Of BreGt, Difficulty Of breathing, &c.
This Syrup is a purely EGETABLE CoMPOUND. II
is pleasant to take and never does INJURY bul ing
10 its purei ing qualities must do good under any
cumsances. It's effect Is truly notwithstanding
calming and aliayIng the most violent Coughs; Pun.
fyIng SIreng hGnng and lnvigoratng the whole Sys.
TEN; calming and soothing the nerves. aiding and
cilitaIiug ExpectOraIon; and healing the DISEASED
LUNGS thus strkiRg at the Of Disease, and drl.
wing it from the system.
SeCROUP
No child need die OF Group if this Syrup is proper
ly used and used IN time. MOheIs having crOupy
children should watch the first show of the Disease
and always keep this re nedy al hand.
For Coughs ailer measles this syrup is most excel
lent Experience has proven that ii Is equaled by
no other preparation.
Price 40 cts a Bottle or three Bottles for $l.l0
Prepared by S.A. .FOUTZ Il BRO,
At their Wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot,
No l6 Franklin ST Baltimore, Md.
| 2SEOr sale by James p Hohecker and J. w Den
ney, SMYRNA and Druggists and SOrekeepers Ihrough h
out the United States.
Smyrna times., 1865-04-06
Home on a FuriOugh.
i. Esruce's
Patent Concentrated Manure

IL dleIlL concentrated m anuro
IS NO LONGER AN EXPERIMENT
mEEN Three years trial has proved Its superior.
2S&z&of
Anin1oI FiJrc, Blood and I'ire Ground Bones
1t not because ofthese Invaluable Com alone
that claim its great erzing power; II is also in
the patent process through which passes man
ufactHre. by which we enabled 10 CoNcEHrRATE
the necessary food for vegetation.
... CAUTION.
There is a fertilizer in The ma rket called by
similar name; the agents Of which have taken from
circular Of 1864 testimonials regar 10 Bruce's
Patent Concentrated Manure, and are using them 10
sell their articles
Purchase direct from agents. See that
the barrels branded
i" BRUCE'S PATENT CONCENTRATED MA
NURE. G. w. VAN DORIAN Il CO. GRIFFING
BRO FHRRS Il co Sole Agents SO and 60 COuriland
street. New York. Price, $50 per ton. 10 be obtained
OF our Agents. - ...
> 4 MtCHENER & YOUNG
2O6 Market street, PhlIadel phia Pa.
Send for a circular. mig 6m
Smyrna times., 1865-04-06
Family Boarding School,

An attractive Home and Family School, for Young
Men and BOYS. under the charge of Rev. NJ. Meiss.
at PotIsiown, Montgomery Co.. Penn
~ Circulars at this office. References, Rev John c.
Thompson. and the Trustees of Deawar re College
,.-.i- REV, M. MEiGs, y NJ.
POus'own' oct D, 1868 PRINCIPAL.
Smyrna times., 1865-04-06
Hopkins @
I'll o OP SKIRT
Gas
MANDATORY,


No. 62S ARCH st., abOUe 6th, PHILADELPHIA.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
The most cOmPlste assortment ahd best quality and
styles OF Lalies Misses and Chiluren's Hoon ST..
IN the city Those of {" OUR OWN MAKE" ARE gotten
up expressly 70 meet the wants Of First Class Retail
Understanding all the new and desra HE s,vIas
sizes, lengths and size waists in trail and ain S|,s
from ~ to 90 springs from 80 10 al inches Ione and
81 "a. 23 3 81, and 81 yards round the bottom: maI
ing ing more ihan a hcndred varieties for Ladies' IN
Misses and Childrens Skirts we are beyond eli COM
pelion all that are made by US have stamped on the
sid pads" Hopkins Hoop Skirt Mandatory, No 62s
satisfaction " W s''e
sTAgents Tor the he " New FLEXIBLE" sKIRrs. the
most pliabe Hoop Skirt made equal 10 BradIev's Du
plex Elliptic" Skirt. and at much lower prices
Also constantly in receipt OF full assor,men, oe
good Eastern made Skirts which are being sold at
very low pfices.Kid padded and metallic fastened is
springs % cents 90 springs s IS springs si is. 80
springs VI 25 and 40 springs 81 so Skiris made 70
order altered and repaired TEsMs CAsH-oNE PRIcr
ONLY. For Circular containing Catalogue Of stvles
incosng stamp fer postage. - '""''
"HoPKINs' HOOP sKiRr MANUFACToRy.
mhlb 5m No. 62s Arch Street, Philadslphia.
Smyrna times., 1865-04-06
FOutZ's Mixture,

The Best Liniment for Man and Beast no,D in Use.
This Js safe and reliable Remedy for the OF
rheumatism: Painful Nervous Affections, Sprains,
Burns, SwelL gs, and ali Diseases requiring exter-
nal application man.
On Horses il will never fail to cure Poll Evil, Fis-
t1la. Old Running Sures, Sweeney. if properly APP
Piled For Sprans, Bruises. Sertches, Cracked HOOis
Chates Saddle or Collar Calls Cuts and Wounds il is
an Inidlllble Remedy. Try II and be convinced offs
efficacy.
RHEUMA TLSM
Persons afflicted with this Disease. no matter ofhow
long standing, can be promptly and efeclualy cured
by using this Mixture. There III nothing the world
so sure and so good to take away bad CORNS and
cure FROST BITES as this pre- araIiOn. Try it and
satisfy yourselves Price 25 and so Cts a Bottle.
Prepared by 5 a FOUTZ d BRO
Al their Wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot
No ll6 Franklin Street, Baltimore Md
For sale by James p. HOhe kef and J. Wesley Dem
ney. Smyn a, and b, Draggesis ami Storekeepers
throughout the. United States.
The above medicines can he had at manufacturers
Of Johnston. Holloway COwden No. % North Sixth
sl'' rhiladepha' my26.y
Smyrna times., 1865-04-06
II. 8. Winston, President.
GROSS ASSETS, FEB 1sr, 1868, SO, ,225, 49,
Increase in nett cash Assets for the year past,
SLOTS, ,39983.

Since the organization of this company 257 deaths
have occurred among It's members on whose policies
the sum of s., ,354 SIG 49 has been paid of which
S437 26O27 were paid dividends or additions 10
policies
For small sum annually paid, this company offers
every nducemenl for married provld de for his
family after DEATH
Foryfve cents week will insure 1000 on the life
of a man aged thirty years
Husbands and fathers. is abe ultimate fate ofyour
wife and children matleroft uch perfect Indifference
ic you as not to call for sacrifice amounting to even
less than half dollar a week If that is So how will
they bear the double bereavement when left without
you and without your servcesl Can you bear the
idea of having your wife and children thrown uCon
the cold charities OF the world to save the patIy sum
OF hiiy cents "a week. when by paying that sum- they
would have competency TO live and secure against
creditorsl Death is sure TO come, and no man know
teh how Full information can be had by calling
on GEO. B. DICKSON, Agent
ap2l-ly AT the Recorders office Dover Del.
Smyrna times., 1865-04-06
Home on a FurlOugh.

This beautiful Steel Engraving painted by Schus-
sele and engraved by Sartan, is having an immense
sale. and is considered BY ali who have seen one
of the finest specimens of engravngs ever gotten out
in this country.
Erey Soldiers Family should hare Copy.
Erery Loyal Household should hare Copy.
in fact. every family who has a father husband OF
sen battling for his cOanIry, will appreciate and should
Home on a FuriOugh.
1t will always be beautiul memorial of these anx
ious days and years of rebellion and war.
This engraving is sold exclusively by agents.
DISABLED SOLDIERS
and others will find this the most pleasant and proita
bic agency they can undertake. We give excIuslv,
ieroy, and will give particulars of agency appli
cation.
We print this plate a l9 by "a sheet, suitable fo
framing and will send q specimen copy by mail, free
on receipt the price, $780, which about 0ne-haI
the price usually charged for engravIngs of this char
Rcter. For particulars address -.
BRADLEY d CO., Publishers,
No. &c North Fourth Street,
JanIZ Phiade phia.
Smyrna times., 1865-04-06

In all Diseases Of
the Swine, such as
Coughs, Ulcers in
the Lungs, Liver,
&c. By putting
from half a paper
to a paper of these
Powders iu a bar
rel Of Swill, the
above Diseases can
vented. By using
Cholera can be prev
Price 25 cts. per T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-22

Messrs. Bidgood Riley, at the iron front
building, on Thirteenth, between Main and
Franklin streets, offer to the boys and girls
most beautiful assortment Of plain and
colored toy books, illustrated juvenile produc-
tions. and elegantly bound works Of the stand
ard poets and authors for grown up people,
Sizer Briggs, on Broad street, near the Cen
tral depot, propose to furnish their customers
with the essential elements Of 4 Christmas
dinner. With this object in view, they have
laid in stock Of dressed fowls, butter, eggs,
apples, &c, to which we invite the attention
Of our readers. Mr.. Briggs lost a leg in the
Confederate service, and Mr.. Sizer has been
for a long time connected with the Central
railroad.
E. p. Townsend, at No. lO2 Main street, has
large and well-selected assortment of chess
boards and men, handsome bibles and prayer
books, Photographic albums, writing desks
and work boxes suitable for both ladies and
gentlemen.
J. w. Davies & Sons are the proprietors of
the Musical Exchange, on Main, near Tenth
street. They have, beyond a doubt, the finest
stock Of printed music in the South, with a
large number Of fine toned pianos and cabinet
and parlor organs. Their store is decorated
with paintings by the most distinguished ar
lists, and we recommend call upon them by
every person Of literary, musical or artistic
taste.
This notice will be continued to-norro,o
morning Of such advertisements as are brought
in to-day for the DISPATCH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-22

ABRIDGIxG THE LIBERTIES OF THE Passion
Wednesday night, as two attaches of the Rich
mond press were quietly proceeding to their
home, on Church Hill, they were set upon at
the corner of an alley near the corner Of Twen-
tieth and Broad streets by four misguided men
and an equally misguided youth, who garroted
them in the most scientific style, and then pro-
ceeded to search their pockets. It is almost un :
necessary to say that they found nothing but a
ten-cent note, and a few books a pocket knife,
and some engravings, which had been kindly
presented to them a short time previously
Some ladies and gentlemen coming down the
street frightened the rascals away. We add to
this notice that the aforesaid reporters will
henceforth 60 well armed and prepared for any
demonstration of the kind.