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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-06

RICHMOND D0CK.-The entries and de-
partures through the Richmond dock for
The month Of October, 1868, were as fellows :
urd.-Brigs, .: barks. / schooners, 81 !;
sluu,.s, y :: Sleame:s, J tugbuats, 30.
OI'rard -i;rig5 3; schooners, 50; sloops, 10 !:
stcamc.s, /; tugoOatS, 80.
These numbers do not represent so many
distinct vessels, but the number of trips
made by the classes Of vessels enumerated.
The principal articles received and clear
ed during the month were as follows:
Ialcard.-Co@l, ,, $50 tons cuano, lc2 tons; plas
ter i45 tons; iron, 729 tous Ice lSj tons; gain,
I,547 bushels sand J2y bushels; salt, Is, aJT
sacks lime, 24I barrels ; fish, III barrels; hay,
SOB bales.
Outtrard-Coal. 268 tons ; ruano. 20 tons; iron
.35 tons ni.l-fttd. $50 tons: granite, t.S Tons :
slate. 81 tons grain. %. 80 bushels: mlnurc '.sGo
bushels: flour . oil barrels tar, j.: barrels to-
baCc3, 2O7 Logshca,ts and l. IJ1 boxes ANA pach-
ages
Besides the articles above mentioned,
there were seven cargoes sundrles inward,
aud five cargoes sundries outward. In
addition to the coal received in the dock,
above stated, several hundred tons arrived
during the month outside the dock, amount
ing fully, we believe, to over 500 tons.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING N THE RICHMOND PosToFFICE NoTEM
Der 6, 1S6S.-Mrs. Jane Cassidy, Williams
burg, Va; Ben. Jackson, Coalleld, Va.
Rev. Younger jackson, Newport News, Va
Franklin Stearns, Richmond, Va; Mrs
Matte E. Gray, Thomasville, N. G.; Henry
Schwalmeyer, Wilmington, Del. Mrs. Mar
NJ. Brooks, Lynchburg, Va; Its IL. nus
sell, Manchester, Na.
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We, went to sec the famous shawl mt LEVY
BROTHERS,: but, Just like our luck, 1t had been
sod few hours before to -. We had just rs
much pleasure, however, for we never saw dry
goods store even In Gnte-betitm times so crowded.
Folks may talk OF money being locked up in New
York but ut LEVY BROTHERS 1t seemed to be
pretty we'll circulated We can understand why :
the goods at their large establishment are GER
tainly beautiful. and the price to suit the present
STYLE of southern pockets. We recommend the
Old Southern Dry Goods Store to our country cou-
sins and city frleuds who are In quest of bargains.
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AitIlmond Dispatth.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCHr
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LkTfoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
rAPERs OF THIS CITY.
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THE TURF.-The trotting match between
" Flyaway" and "American Star" at the
Hermitage race-course yesterday resulted
in the victory of the frst-named horse.
The time made was 2.47, 2.4l, and 2.4ol1a.
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CHARGED WITH FELONY.-On Wednes-
day officer O'Dwyer arrested in this city
Chloe Harris "a negro on the complaint
Of certain parties in HANOVER, who charged
her with breaking into the smokehouse OF
Thomas B. Dunn and stealing about thirty
pounds of meat, valued at six dollars. She
was brought before the police court yester-
day, and placed in charge OF an officer,
who was Instructed to take her before
magistrate of her own county.
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MkRENE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER 9, 1SSS.
sun rises....e.51 Moon rises. 10 IL
sun sets 90 High tide, a. NJ. 9oc
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER $, 1888.
ARRIVED.
Steamer State Of Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers Harveys & " illiams-
Steamer Eliza Hancox. clifford, Norfolk mer-
chandjse and passengers L. B. Tatun.
SAILED.
Steamer state OF Maryland Trayer5, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys @ Williams
MEMORANDA
schooners Lady Jane and American Eagle,
hence, ut Norfolk on the 4sh.
The light vessel NO. sll, showing single Light,
which was placed temporarily at Witloue hoy's
Spit, Chesapeake Bay. has been withdrawn there
from, and the station Is now marked by vessel
no 23) exhibiting two lights, rs originally ols-
played at that point.
Bark Rirhard sailed from City Point for Balti-
more on the ith.
Five vessels are rcporfccr-1n -1nr:lnw bound up ihey
are expected up on high water to-day.
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IN BASKRUPToY.- Rutzler, Early
aCorhin. and Emanuel Palk, all OF Rich
mond, filed petitions in bankruptcy yesEer-
day.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE EXECUTION OF JETER PH1LLIPs.-1t
seems that the execution of Phillips has not
been delayed for so long time as at first
reported. The Governor respited him un-
til the 18th of December, an application
having been made by the prisoners coun-
gel, endorsed by the AttoTney-General and
Colonel Young. If a plan which has been
foreshadowed is carried out, it is possible
that he may not be hung on the day named, g,
but yet have another trial.
Judge Crump and Mr.. Guigon visited
the prisoner in his cell yesterday, and
found him still completely unnerved. In
his distress he would scarcely be recog-
nized as the beardless, blue-eyed boy who
stood so we'll the trial for the murder of his
wife. His hair is long his beard grown
out his eyes sunken and his whole as
pect is that Of q despairing criminal, ter
rifed almost to the loss of reason by the
frightfully near approach Of ignominious
death.
1t should be stated that DR.. Taylor, whose
visit to Phillips was noticed in this paper
Yesterday, was not the first minister Of the
Gospel who has approached him during his
confinement. Ministers Of ut least three
different denominations have repeatedly
conversed with him On the subject Of reli-
zion before and since his sentence, but
without apparent effect.
BURNING OF BELLEVUE HosPIrAL.-Yes-
;erCiay afternoon fire broke out in the
brick building on Broad street near Twen-
tieth well known of late years as the Belle
vue Hospital. The flames made such rapid
headway that before the engines could be
drawn TO the spot the edifce was almost de-
stroyed. The fire was caused by a foul
chimney. The exact loss could not be
ascertained, bur it is thought that it is en-
tirely covered by an insurance policy of
Sc, 600 in the Security Insurance Company
of New York-D. n. Walker 4 Co., agents.
The adjoining house, now vacant, but late
ly occupied by Professor Grabau, caught
on the roof, but this was soon extinguished.
The building burned was for many years
used as q dwelling-house by the Dupuy
family. Afterwards il Was sold to DR..
Bolton and others for hospital purposes,
and was thus used for nearly ten years.
Since the war it was rented out TO negroes,
and at the time Of the fire there were TWEEN
~ families in the building, the most Of
whose property was.destroyed.
There is so little water on Church Hill
that house in that part Of the city catch
ing fire is almost sure TO burn to the ground
before our fremen can bring their streams
to bear upon the flames. Several instances
have occurred within the past two or three
years. Complaints from the people on this
subject have thus Tar been unheeded by the
Council.
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RTE.-Prime rye sold yesterday on
Change at $l.37. On the corresponding
date of last year prime sold at Sl.4o. The
quantity of this article offered on Change
from the 18th July to 3lst October, 1867, g,
and same period this year, was as follows ::
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Please acknowledge one barrel Of -four from Mr..
E. Powers one hundred loaves Of bread from Mr..
I. D. Briggs. and one bag potatoes from Messrs.
Harvevs & Williams W W. PARKER,
President Male Orphan Society.
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rT1O HUUSEKEEPERS.-Now is the time
Il TO supply yourselves with PRESERVES and
FRESH FRUITS and JELLlES for the winter
We hayed L large stock or Preserved Strawberries,
Peaches, Damsons. Quinces, Tomatoes, Cherries
Goo5eberrieG, Piaeapples.
Fresh Strawberries, Pineapples BlackbeTries,
RaspbsrrieS, Tomatoes, Peaches, Pesrs, ! aihSoils'
sc. Curran- Qaince, Peach, and strawberry os.,
mgnufacture and warranted superior 10 any north
ern goods, and which we offer at low prices.
ANDREW PIZZlN1 y CO.,
oct7 so7 Broad street,
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REMOVALS.

DR. L. r. CHILES HAS REMOVED
his Office 10 his residence. on the corner OF
i. catur and Eleveuth streets, Manchester.
no 5-.3t
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EnasDDuAH
GZMI J. Il ~ ~.


FTOR BALTIMORE. - Steamer IsSss
I PETERSBURG, Captain GuEGnE- -resz=!ssse,sse. sz=i!sGsese.
vember :. 1868. at O'Clock z. NJ. Freight re-
ceiyed rp 10 :; O'Clock ?. N. For freight or pas
Ito no So iiARvEYs y WILLIAMS. Agents.
EUR PHILADELPHIA xfEss
( The steamer CLANMONT, Cap-S2kaasksfssakss
tain PLATTE. now lying III her berth III the dock,
viii receive, freight for the above port t!H FRl-
DAY the slh instant, at IL O'Clock. Passage, in
Guiding meals and svaterCom $40.
VI. +. PORTER, gent,
no52t OtNce No. 2425 Dock street.
NOR NEW YORK.-OLD <sS@s
II DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM-S-asraassssssssa--ss
PA NY The new and elegant s!de-wheel steamer
SARATOGA. Captain ALEXANDER, VIII leave her
wharf ON SATURDAY, November 7th, at O'Clock
A. III. Freight received up to FRIDAY NIGHT.
Fare. si2. Round tickets, $50 Stcerage, %. For
freight or passage, apply To
WILLIAM {. DTEIIAM & CO.,
no At corner Eleventh and Main streets.
NOTICE TO SHiPPERS.-The boats Of
| the JAMES RIvEg I'd KANAWHA Ca.
NAL COMPANY viii leave the dock aE usual
promptly at = Il. On TUESDAYS, THuRSDAiSr
Fre, mt Snd tolls On goods for Lynchburg and be.
ton Of the 5nippSr. Freight received and oe'
I,Tered st my ONCE, or the docE.
way t.e!gEt ain not be delivered jill charges a-e
ptlG.
no il EDwkHD DILLON, Agent.
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ID EMOVAL.-G GEORGE Z. BIDG0OD.
n, Bookgelicr has removed 10 1917 MAIN
sTREEr, next door TO Putaey - Watts.
oc elm
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AmUSERT ENTs.

AFAUSEH ENNS.
pICHMOND THEATRE.
Mr.. FORD respectfully announces brief season.
o!
FRENCH COMIC OPERA IN RICHMOND,
commencing November 9th. by
TIL Il RRELL SISTERS
and their
COMIC OPERA COMPANY
The Operas will he rendered In English (nntire),
as produced for three weeks to a success lon Of
crowded and fashionable audiences at the Holi-
day-strcet Theatre, Baltimore.
The characters viii be costumed with dresses
made IN Paris expressly for this company.
The initial Opera will be
THE G RAND DUCHESS!
produced for an entire season in New York and
revived with great success at Pixies Opera House
this season.
Secured seats 81. omission, 7s 80. and 25 cents.
The SALEOF TICKETS Will begin on SATUR-
DAY at the Theatre. no 4lw
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WOOD AND COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL.
sCuooNERs ALICE CURTIS AID e. w. PRATT
daily expected with
RED AND WHITE STOVE AND CRATE COAL.
PRICE Live and let live.
b-lm z WARDWFI
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yf.,G NICEAul4o AND YORK RyvEgs
As5LafsA4 LGy.sa.sT,
EIGuX0El August /. 1855.
fOND AND YORK pTyER BAIl

DwHNoND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
II &.sAD Ll<E.-SEW SChEDCLE.-FCT
r0.E1IHutE, TEX NORTH AND NORTH
3.r>..-Ihr steamer kEN&hBEC Captain
j s.g&NAS commanding, leaves White Hous
,.,.-. a gADNE&p&I and SUNDAY MORNING
-- .r-sySl Or the cars from Eichmond, reachinl
gr-lmarc on the following morning NJ sunrise
RsturniaE, re kE&Sy3EC leaves Baltimor
,-,-~ HNSpkN ard THURSDAY 81 / o'clccl
- steamer ADMIRAL, Captain KIRwhN com
-aa..'aE, leaves White House every TUESDAY
AK. s#.I.AI on arrival Of The csrs from Eicn
r... ~a,nGt9g Sa}Gtourc the following morninI
/. ..t.G.u, te,urulag, .hc AI,a0&ki leaves BAL
na..es@gry WED& aouAl and SATURDAY a.
rbssEEGERs FOR BALTIMORE leave tn,
Depot oc the Richmond and York River Rail
-nSd ConTSEy 81 O'Clock A. ii. SUNDAY,
TUESDAY,, WEDNESDAY,, and ERIDAY. Re
.sraing, they lexye Baltimore on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
S. ! o'clock I. ~, reaching Richmond the follow
u. evening.
-~se 70 2ai-;tcrTe Only 81
t-",.It see. wee IT all times aud iOrwSrdeJ
r-u.rT.'y. sI3 .GCu1ra bills CI iadiGg gives 70 al
The p#s~E~>* EE TRAIN leaves the depol
E}EkI &QASI&G \. 4. u.
WILLIAM Il. RNOS
nc 81 frcignt ard Ticket Agent.
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THE DISPATCH,
TERMS OF ADVERT SIN !.
MEETINGS.

KEEEEEWVr3s
UYFiCE RIcHsoSD AND PETERsBUECl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
RICHMOND, VA. November 4, 1903.
NTOTICE.-The ANNUAL MEETING or
| Y the stockholders OF This company VIII be held
- ,he Office 0c the mpany, No. sli Main street
I'm stafrsl between Ninth and Tenth streets, on
Tuesday the 2ith instant, at u o clock
The transfer books viii be closed from the 10th
TO the ?5th Instant IL. w. HARRINGTON.
~ s. ~ Treasurer.
A NNUAL MEETING.-Th annual meet
~ ing Of the stockholders of the RtCHWOSD,
FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC III
ROAD COMPANY will be held nc the once nI the
Company In Richmond on WEDSES. 'hI the
18th OF November, 1853. at II O'Clock A. VI.
no It'd j. B. WINSTON, Secretary.
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vUST RECEIVING IN STORE,
~ HgRRINGS 800 barrels;
ThCREREL, So barrcld:
BACON sides and shoulders;
HANS, patent coveredTeTy cholce;
SUGAGS rein, d ana raw;
LARD, choice qualify; F..r
RICE. South Carolina, In casks
CHEESE. choice Cutting;
SHOT all sizes /; r
C0FFEES, Rio and Laguayra; also, Java.
ALSO, IN STORE
APPLES In barrels,
IRI, II POTATOES IN barrels,
BUTTER,
ror sale a! the lowest market rates.
tod nc oa-TIn HkRVEYS Il WILLIAMS.
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TINE BEST PLACE IN THE CITY TO
Z hur GOOD TEH and Ro .SIED CWFEhE ,i;r
- nj i H. ANTHoNY'1 Tea Store, No 72l Main
steel six doors above the, Srotswood Hotel; Gun
powder Tea, pest quality. Sj.25 per pound; Japan
Sec Coloug, aud English breakfast Teas bakers
T;hocolEte am! Cocoa; Honey Soap SC. Ter CAKE
SOC pcr dozen: Wine Crackers, Spice Jumb!cS'
and Ginger Snaps. constantly on hand oc oI
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4aS BARRELS CUBA MOLASSES IN
7 ZJ store and for sale by ec,.rpp
oooo No. 6FIfteenth street.
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IN BONES BEST FACTORY CHEESE
II boxes EDAM CHEESE,
casks GUINNESS's STOUT PORTER,
casks CANTON GINGER,
l cask CuoW-CHOW PICKLE.
nos STEVENS, PEGRAM & co.
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TOAL AND WOOD.-CLOVER HILL
" LUMP. HAIL, AVERAGE. and SMITHS
COAL; NlDLU1HfAE ANERACIF and SMITHS
COAL RED and WHITE ASH NlHRACITE
COAL SEASONED OAK and PINE WOOD.
For sale III the lowest market rates.
GEORGE W. SEELLIEGS,
Office Fourteenth street near Mayo's bridge.
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| -nN SACKS AMERICAN SALT,
! ,bXfV $50 sacks LIVERPOOL SALT,
| $50 barrels FLOUR.
25 barrels NkCkEREL, - -
| BACON SIDES. SHOULDERS. and BkEASIs,
| in store and for sale low.
| oc 3l-4t : NJ W&F l.. HARVEY IL 90.
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANsPORTA.
OFPIcE CHIEF QrARrrRxasrrs.


Sealed Proposals viii be received at this his otcs
'o o M ss &
ne year commencing April l, 1856, and ending
81 e Nina NM +, .So4ss
% hDe to such Posts as are now or may be estab-
zion OF Dskots Territory lying east Of the Missouri
CiTeT and bounded BY it; and from Fort Stevenson,
eastward to present Posts On or such 40 nav h
Established east or north Of that river, IN Dakota
The weight to be transported on thi. Route No. 4
shall not exceed ten million pounds 10 ,O0o On lbs
PER one ire miles for month
81 81 the ysSS beginning April l, 1858, and ending
,Bieders should give their names in full as well
s. their places Of residence, and each proposal
thCa5snd dosr signed bS tTo more 1or 90 ten
Ole persons gusranteeing that In case = contract
% the party proposing, the contract viii Be &C.
etpted and entered into and good and sum cient
with the terms Of this advertisement.
TIE contractor VIII be required TO give bonds
n .ns sum of one hundred thousand dollars
satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and solvency
- Zach bidder and person offered IS security will
Proposals ra1st be endorsed Proposals for Army
Entertained unless they fully comply with the re Se
guirements Of this Advertisement
% sscTe is eSn1a at asas mss na %
give The reauired bonds for the faithful perform
The Tisht TO reject any and all bids that may be
The contractor must be in readiness for service
by the LIST day Of April, 1888 and will be required
70 have plsce Of business or agency ~ which he
Tor Route No a Saint r.ul k1n sso ssiTa oTt
Stevenson. Dakota Territory, or ut such other
2olnt as may be indicated as the starting point Of
the rOate.
Blank forms, showing the conditions Of the con-
tIsct 20 be entered into, can be had application
AZ New York, Chicago, ST. Louis, Fort Leaven-
Worts. Omaha and Fort Smelling, and must &C
s. B. HOLAbIRD,
Lit. Col. Deputy q. n Cen,
Byt. Brig. Gen, q. 5. A, Chief U. NJ,
10 iSBFb Dent Of Dakota
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Hz'DoCARIERs DEP'IsF The PLATTE, }
CHIEF QUARTERNAsIERs OFFICER
OMAHA. NEBRAsKA, November 20, 1871
seSied PTopossls will be received at this Office
Ty 1855 for the rsnspoftation Of Myt al ys sna.
onying the year commencing April /, 1865, and
ending harch q, 1859 ON
Tor Sheyenne, Dakota, or such other points as
be ~ sh during the year on the
8ls, D sst.biishsd in the Territory Of Montana,
-t Of longitude io4 degrees; in the Ter ritory q
las2, east 81 longitude ia degrees and in the
~ degrees Including, if necessary, Denver City.
4, The wight 70 be transported during the year on
t2a,tooG0) pounds.
BIDDER. yih state the rate per 100 pounds per 100
nEtS a. which they will transport the stores in
each month Of the year. beginning April 1, 1858.
Bidders should give their names in full. As well
- theit places OF residences, and each proposal
ssonId De aseompanied BY bond in the sum of ten
T-poD-. bic persons legally executed and properly
for ar, r that in case contract 4
me party proposng, the contract will be accepted
furnished by said party in accordanee Win ny
terms Of this advertisement.
y ssh bidder must be present at the opening of
SFe proposals. in person or be represented BY his
The contractor will be required to give ESQ 900
bonds.
satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solven-
cy OF each bidder and person offered as security
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals. for Army
Transportation, on Route Ne I, - and none will be
entertained unless they fully comply With the re-
euiTenents Of this advertisement.
The party to whom the award 10 made must he
prepared 70 execute the contract 81 once and 10
give the required bonds for the faithfu l perform.
OF the contract
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
offered Is reserved.
The contractor must be in readiness for service
by the lst day Of April, 1853 and will be required
20 have place of business or agency at which he
may be communicated with promptly land readily,
for Route No. At Cheyenne. Dakota, or at such
other pOiEt as may be indicated the starting
pOift of the route.
Blank forms, showing the conditions Of the con-
tract to be entered into can be had application
AZ this Office at the Off &c of the Quartermaster
at New York, st. Louis, Fort Leavenworth Santa
Fe. and Fort Smelling, and must accompany and be
q part OF the proposals.
BY order of the Quartermaster General,
WIN. MYERS,
Breyet Brig. Gen, Chief Quartermaster.
no 3tfB Department of the Platte
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I limited STATES POWDER FOB SALE

Sealed Proposals win be received until n o'eloch
NJ January T. 1858, for the sale Of powder obtainsi
from broken up ammunition, In quantities to suit,
consisting OF cannon, mortar, niusket and rifie
powder.
The attention Of railroad contractors, quarry
men, and others, IL respectfully called to the NOR
see. EFT.E
The Powder to be delivered Il the magazines,
100 pounds each, and in barrels Of 100 pounds The
packages. when in barrels, 20 be paid for.
at 81. Louis Arsenal
Proposals to be addressed to the uadersizned and
marked . Proposals for Powder"
The right is reserved to reject any or ali the bids
y. ID. CALLENDER,
Bvt Brig. Gen o. 81 A.
81, Louis ArsssA, Mo-, Dec. 3, y dsI-St
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81 Mrs. Brsnnigan, who. on the 9th Of ApriI
last, drowned a child in a barrel OF water IL,
Chicago. and threw another into a PRIV. from
which il was rescued nearly dead. has h..rn
acquitted, no evidence being given for the de-
fence, and no arguments being made.
~ Russia continues 10 rapidly arm her
troops and the last foreign mail announces
that both the Government and private gun fac
tories are actively engaged in preparing breech
Leaders.
~ Promine among the measures 10 he SUBJ
mitted TO the Missouri Legislature ON January
A. tail to REGULATE s.the social evil " by Iicens-
ing oisT,putabls houses.
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ri COOPER LATIMER. Auetioneer,
'''f Star q Ono. 'n B:i sisss' and 'A s.
| FINE TRENoH.PLATR MIRRORS. pAMAsK
AND LACE CURTAINS, WALNUT PARLON
ssRns ResfMd6n T cH., TABL dsRp ETk
RLEs. CHAMBER FURNITUEE, OAK sIDs
fRfssa chiSk SiSsER PENN skkyiok TN TIsE
GLAss,WARE. LIBRARY FURNITURE
!SsEkTs FINE AND Hif tSSsA a
On TH0ssDAY MORNING. J.nu,r, o. 1853. a,
~ clock, at the residence Of his Exoelency, Senior
Blest Anna, No. 307 Corcorsns Row. between
scriment Of Hoaseiold Farnitare an ns 1 Wines,
L ls1.s s, se cfmRsT rsIg In part D..
siifrarse French, plate ss" s EN- Mr msror
Damssk ana Lace Curtains, Cornice and Tssseis
back Sofa Arm sdiss s and p Side osafrs,
upholstered in crimson Damssk
brussels Stair CARPETS and aar Rod. an Rugs
%0
sn saev Wsprs Cssd Table and E~hrodeIed Cover
Bssstssds E1fesas Wa.s nss1s prop Light
prps ass po~
Fancy Toilet Sets, Cottage Suites
Oak sidebosrd. nicely SsSls ssrs 8 cd
Oak Extension Dining Table. Is feet
osk Carving q and Side Tables; Clock
p! h.m a nc. 70 Dining Chairs, Leather seat
Plated Ice Pitcher and Revolving Castor
~ Napkin Kings, Soup Ladle aud FORKS
and Liquors
Gut and Engraved Becanters, Water Bottles, and
White and Gold.band French China Dinner Ser
vice.
LIBRARY.
Oak Desk and Writing Table
Oak Lounge and Arm-chairs, upholstered in green
Reps
Two Iron Leather Sleepy Hollow
Chairs.
Also,
choice lot Of fine Wines and Liquors, COM
prisiDg-
Is Bottles Cognac Brandy
~ cities Glare. Of the following brands =" Pope
willie" !" Leoyille," ~" st. Estephe, and Cha
20 Bottles Extra Old Port, Madeira. and Sherry
Is BEETLES (9uarts) Champagne
IA Bottles Cologne. q Societe Hygienigue"
Is Cans Champignons and Asperges Entieres au
Naturel.
The above lot of fine Wines, &C were imported
by Mr.. Blest Anna from the well known house Of
Landau Fills, Bordeaux.
Together with the usual articles found in sale
OF this class.
Terms cash
aid COOPER h LATIMER, Aucts