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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-18

! CASE OF HUSBAND POISONING IN tHES-
TErFlELD.-AhoUt two weeks ago Il colored
man named Fleming Scott, living near
Chester station, Chesterfield county, sud-
denly sickcncd and died. He complained
of being unwell one day shortly after dinner.
and his death occurred on the next morn
ing. lie was followed to the. grave by his
mourning wife, dcccntly buried, and not
for several days did it occur to the neigh
borS that there were various suspicious cir
cl1mstanccS attending his - taking oil.
The body was then diSintcrrcd. and I post
mOriCn& examination held by DR.. :. l.. IN
gram, Of Chesterfield. who thought he dis
covered traces Of poison, and sent the StO-
mach TO DR.. W. II. Taylor, analytical che
mist. of this city. This gentleman applied
the tests known to the profession Is relia-
bic, and discovered in Il tea$poonful of
blood under examination evidence Of
enough poison to cause death.
The fact was 1T once communicated to The
magistrate OF Chesterfield. and inquiries
made by them which led to the issuing Of 4;
warrant for the arrest Of the wife Of the
murdered man and Of her alleged paramour,
whose name is said TO be Daniel Walker.
There is good reason 10 believe that these
parties deliberately cuncocted the murder.
and that the poison was administered IN !!
dish OF bacon and greens OF which the de-
ceased dincd heartily on the day before his
death.
Constable Foot", of Manchester, i on the
track Of the parties, and we expect shortly
to hear OF their arrest. Both disappeared
as soon "a the suspicious Of "1ou! play d"
were whispered, but it is supposed that they
are lurking somewhere about the city.
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CROCK ERY, &c.

ERESH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/ 4 GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
OF their own importation, large additions to their
ments to huyars. New and handsome patterns Of
Dinner Tea and Toilet Sets In rich, decorated
gold band: Plain White China and White Granite,
Rich Fancy Goo... Cut AMI Pressed Glassware IN
great VARIETY Fine Table Cutlery, OF Joseph Rod
gers ana other celebrated makers; Plated Ice
Pitchers. Walters. Gohrts, Forks, spoons, &c. ;
Erfriceraters. Water-C Coolers, Castors Lamps
Looking Glasses, Block Tin and Japan Ware In
great variety.
Country merchants, hotel-kccpeTs. and house
Keepers will cousult their Interests by calling on
Us. hELlDGtf & LlhsDN,
importers, Wholesale aud Retail! Dealers,
1907 Main street, Richmond, Va.
YDwAEp 3. TAYLOR and +. c. SUTTON JR.
Eacsnlcr. myis
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MAYORS CoURT.-The following cases |


were disposed OF In the Mayors Court yes
terday morning:
Edward Ricketts,, John Grotz, James
Adams, and Peter Gilbert, charged with
assaulting, beating, and threatening to kill
Charles Harris (negro), were discharged.
Charles Harris (ncgro), charged with as
saulting and threatening to Kill James y.
Adams, was sent on for indictment.
R.P. Oliver negro), charged with assault
ing and beating Abram Hall, was dis
charged, no witnesses appearing against
him.
Emanuel Harris. William Edwards, Rob't
Carter. and Edward Foster negroes,
charged with stealing 500 worth OF scrap
iron from j. X. Johnson * Co. No wit
ncSSes present, and cases continued till
Monday.
Mary Jane Jones negro, charged with
stealing So and jewelry. valued at 50 from
Thomas J. Starke. was discharged. No wit
neSSes against her.
Henry Cooper (mulatto boy. charged
with entering the stall of \. J. Tucker by
means of false keys, with the intention ot
committing larceny, was discharged.
Mark Jones, charged with as,aulting and
threatening to Kill Lucy Harris, was dis
charged.
Albert Gray and Richard Evans me
grocs). abusing and threatening the life OF
John H. Moss (nc-ro), were discharged.
Washington Burnett (neSro), charged
with aSsaulting and threatening to strike
Gideon Martin with shovel, was dis
charged.
Gideon Martin. charged with striking
Washington Burnett with Il shovel was dis
charged.
Robert Howard mcgro), drunk and dis
orderly. was tined 500.
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HOLIDAY GOOpS.--Nc have several times re-
Gently had occasion to ailudc t. the varied and
very excellent assortment OF Book, Toys, &c.
which are exhibited by Ncssrs. E,LYsoS K TtY-
LoR. next door to the piSpa.ci Office. In adIi-
tion to their previously large stock. they ere
daily rccciy ing Invoices of lrcshcr and prctticr
material with which - adurn thclr shrl"cs and
gladden. the hearts OF many little one on Christi
mas morning.. Ncar sure th1t nowhere else in
the city can 4 more elegant or more durable ho!i-
tiav present bc lound. and that too mt prices 50
low that you are perfectly astonishcd when your
bill i presented. Let all the boys and girls and
every body else give them call before completing
their PURCHASES Of gifts.
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The HAPPINESS OF TIE CHILDREN /, almost
eyrnd bounds IN anticipation Of the early ad-
vent Of the when they are accustomed TO re-
ceive from parcuts aud friends tokens OF love aud
affection. 10 meet the demands Of the occasion,
ELLTsoS & TAYLOR, neat to The Dispatch build
lug have established depot FOR the supply Of all
sorts OF Juvenile illustrated BOOKS, toy-books,
English aud American oii-colored publications.
new aud beautiful games. building blocks, misses
workboxes and wiit!ng-desks, photograph al
buns, and many other things 10 please and In
struct tue young. Having given special attention
to this department Of their business they invite
gtft-buyers TO call and examine their large and
varied stock OF handsome goods for the little
ones nj homo.
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Tors. CASDIES, &C.. FOR CIIHISTMAS.-At
ROBERT WERSE's establishment, Broad and
Twen.y-nfh streets, Church Hill. may be found i
most excellent assortment Of toys. candies. fire
works, cakes, &C.. &C.. for the season. Newould
advise all our friends on Union and Church liiil-
10 give him call before making their purchases
'Eycrvthiug rich and rare = may hc found N his
store. Remember the place, scdgw!cG's corner
4
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JOHN \. COKE, Trustcc-'o o'clock-pcrSonal
property at " Elk Hill,'' Goochland county.
HIGli CONSTABLE JAMES LAWR1E-loA. NJ
at III" York River depot, ;wcnty-lour cords
oak wood.
COOK K LATGHTOS-l0 4. Non Council
Chamber HIN, horses mules, wagons, &C.
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CHRISTMAS IS COMING, and SO Is 81. Nicholas.
the good old saint of rorc. who has decided to
again make himself KIN ,wn 10 the many notablcs
Of his flock, and has concluded to give = grand re-
ception ar the headquarters Of tSToNI. where he
has supplied his agent with III" best. purc>t, and
finest candies, hon-bous cakes etc., Of every de-
scr!ption. He has also let with AHToNI large
quantity Of toys and fireworks whcrcwth To amuse
Ill parties, both old and young; and extends cor
dial invitations t. his friends to come and inspect
the stock nov IN his emporium Oh Main street,
one square below the poSt-cil,cc
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CHRISTMAS PEE>EST>-t-G2.-J JOHN ii. TYLER
Il co.. Jewellers. 1912 Main street, have on sale
the largest and hcstsclcctcd stock OF fine Jcwclry
Watches. Silver and Plated Ware. both American
and foreign, Of their own Importation ever offered
In the South: all of the latest and most fashion
able styles. Also, large ana beautiful selection
of Fancy Articles selected expressly Tor the Aoli'
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THE FLoKENCEs.-AS already announced,
the distinguished comedy stars, Mr. aud
Mrs. Florence, whose delightful and plea-
SAINT protean and musical comedies have
attracted such crowded and fashionable alI-
dienccs in the best theatres Of all the plin-
cipal cities, will appear at the Theatre Oh
Monday night next in three OF their most
popular pieces, supported by al excellent
stock company--the same that so efficiently
aided Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins during their
late professional visit.
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AFFIpAvITS FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTIONS
WHERE THE INTEREST HAS NOT BEEN PAID
We have had 4 form Of affidavit, required BY Gen
cral Orders M. 81. prepared and printed. This
form has been approved At headquarters. The af-
idavit Il required before any execution can be
issued hv 4 ccrl; Of court.
We can furnish these forms at 81 per hundred,
or nrtv cents per dozen, i've cents apiece, t.
the cities and country. LibcrSl discount TO the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-18

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-Al per,
~ sons who paid one. half Of city taxes IN June
will come forward aud pay the other halt, suhjec,
70 discount Of ten per cent. and those who have
paid none OF their tax will be liable to twenty pei
cent. additional unless paid in this month.
shall be zt my Office daily to walt on all tax.
payers from \. NJ. 10 8 7. NJ from this date I,
The 3lst of December.
BY order Of the City Council. c. p. WORD,
dc lin City Collector.
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1900 Main street has become as familiar 10 our
people 4, any other place III The city. Tie young
man who wants a gcntccl suit In the latest style
goes 10 1909 The Oldham who thinks Of casc, com
fort and economy goes 10 1900. The man who pro-
poses matrimony consu!ts the cutters at 1890.
Tie fashionable man goes IT, 1900. The working
man goes to 1900. The merchant goes to 1900.
Everybody who wants good goods and cheap good,
goes TO 1909. You will find 1T 1909 Main street
the old and familiar firm Of Z. B. SPENCE x son.
IL L.-rl 10
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Is orr rambles Yesterday afternoon we chanccd
to visit that prince. Of florists ANDERSON. III
charge Of Allan N ,Toinson's garden Wewcre de-
lighcd-ayc. even enchanted. W" thought were
transplantci from this sublunary sphere into
Elysi7n fields. so overcome were we with the fra
GRANGE Of rare flowers. +" add to our bcwilder-
ncnt, VIC had bouquet placed into "nr hands We
carried il home, and on awaking In The morning il
took all the logic ol.our bcttcr-half t. convince II
we were mortal2. 50 delicious the perfume ot
tl,, n,y
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HARDWARE, ETC.

II 4 II D W 4 r E.-WATklNS, COT
/ I TRE.LI < CO. offer IL merchants, farmers,
and mechanics, the largest, cheapest and best as
sorted stock Of
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, TOOLS, &C.
It has ever teen their pleasur" 10 do before, and
ask an examination of their stock and prices.
we are agents for GiM Betting and dP,CK-
ING aud ANkFR BRAND B0LTlhG CLOTHS.
WATKINS. COTTRELL & CO.,
So Ism 1897 Main street. Richmond Va.
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DO not allow your wife to toll and bend over her
work sewing by hG1,d far into the night when sh"
ought To be 1t rest. Buy her 4 HOWE SEWING
MACHINE aud gladden. her heart and tighten her
toll Tor nll future time. Office SOB Main street.
under SpotSwood Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-18

SUCCESS OF THE CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
FAIR.-The fair held i'll November for the
Young Mems Christian Association OF this
city was quite success. 1T is known to
The citizens that, i'll answer to IN earnest
appeal from the young men early in june,
both through the papers and by circular,
the ladies OF four dcnominations-Rapt
Methodist, Episcopal, and Presbyterian-
responded promptly, and carried through
the measure with commendablc emery.
They have paid into the treasury 500 for
the current expenses Of the Association,
and 81 ,G3S for the enlargement Of the libra
~. In addition, books TO the value OF 'S25S
have also been given. The ladies return
their thanks TO the merchantSoi hichmoho,
who assisted them; to Mr.. i. Sliinker, OF
New York; MeSsrs. Drakcly& 4 Fenton. Bal
timore; Thomas Worsley and J: D.. smith
& Co., Philadelphia; for contributions in
money and materials.
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". d. BLAIR Co. hay" lately received large
supply OF neTl, imported TEAS, embracing ten
chests of Gunpowder, which they especially re-
commend for that fine ri0iet aroma that Is con-
sidcrcd tho perfection of tea ; and they can now
offer I'll their teas at considerably reduced prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-18

EXPEANATIOS.-Hlr. Editor.-i wish t1 state,
In Justice to myself, that The watch spoken Of IN
your columns on yesterday morning as hgyin@
been stolen from MOSES EIsON, and being found
in my possession, was let at my store hy hr.
WILLIAM r.. HOWELL to hc repaired. This via
explain h"w It came In my possession.
W. 4. SpOrT, Inwnllnr.
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ST. ALBAN's HALL.-It is announced thu;
morning that Rev. Henry Wall will dellveI
his satiricul poem on Fashion at d
Alban's Hall on next Tuesday night. Ine
audience will undoubtedly be large an,
brilliant, and it would be Well ior persons L
secure tickets at once.
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DTCHNOED AND PETERSBURG

pICHNOED AND PETEN>EUkb
Il, ukIIROAD.-- ard after hoNl.A,r ;, May
II the trains of This r"a! WI & D." run aatp ~ iS'"S
sare nrt.r h,Irg at $50 A. " and $50 J. H.
PkAin rith,n1n T9 ~ plss;asst al 1s5
II 1rT retSrsturs daily at i. Il. (ounaays e2t
ceptedl. ,,u M, leave Richmond on
sundays, and the o.5e l. u u ai'i -" "
tersburs Oh Sundays. , m .,,o tr,o n.3,p p NJ
Passengers for Norfolk VIII iake ,.e 80 L -''
train on and after August the llth lnsIah'.
Baggage checked through. .ho cos, troin
The passenger coach attached 10 thc coai ata,h
vii leave Glover ITiil-at A. NJ: and, rct1rn,ne
leave Richmond ut 2:40 p. Nj. on IueSo"s'' ih
days, and Saturdays. l>,,.,-,~rr uyySSE
npI5 ------- oupcI.
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HANDSOME PRESESTs.-Sow opening for the
holidays, , superb stock OF rich diamonds, pins,
and drops ladies' watches, chains, bands,
Observation-Disclosures, medalllons, neck-chalns,
sleeve and bosom buttons, amethyst and moss
agate signet rings diamond engagement and plain
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Canaan Charles II. D4mmoc& :

Dear Sir.-rhe Board of Managers OF
HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association have re-
ceived your note, reporting the completion
of all our permanent improvements at the
cemetery, and your resignation Is our
agent.
The work you have accomplished for us
has been one Of magnitude, and attended
with many and peculiar difficulties. The
commentators of the public, our high ap-
probation Of your services, and our CRATE
fu thanks for them, would be but poor
compensation if it were not for the heart
felt pleasure with which you have per-
formed these duties, and the evident bless
ing OF God upon our undertaking.
Very respectfully,
Z. II. BEowH,
Secretary for the Association.
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CArARRR.-Thc origin Of catarrh IS In most
cases ntgiected coLd which can he relieved hy
the use OF "BEowE's BRONCHIAL THoCHE>.'
by soothing the irritGted ana intan"d membrane
extending from the Insc to tho throat. Lorrou@hs
and throat diseases the Troclcs are Of great SER
L.
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gold wedd!: ngs. superb new patterns OF rich
silver in casa, and choire assortment OF rare
goods Imported direct from foreign factories.
SOwLAS 4 Co. Jewellers,
corner nf Main and Tcnth streets.
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GRAND CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH NA-
soNs.-Thc Grand Arnlml Conyocation oi
Royal Arch Ma>ons III Virginia closed it>
session last night. The following officers
were elected and appointed Tor the ensuing
wear:
NJ. L. John 2. Little, Grand High Priest :
NJ. L. Robert L. Withers, Grand King :
NJ. Z. Benjamin NJ. Harris, Grand
Scribe: NJ. L. John Dove, Grand Sc
crctary L. Thomas [. Dudley, Grand
Treasurer; NJ. L. samuel kennerly, Grand
Principal sojourncr; NJ. L. Alfred ).
Lee, Grand Royal Arch Captain y. T..
Abel, Grand Master Of Third Vail: : Samuel
Bowen. Grand Master Second Vail; l.. +.
johnson, Grand Master First Vail; Thomas
Angel Grand Steward James NJ. Taylor,
Jmitor.
The Grand Council appointed NJ. L.
James Evans Grand Lecturer
Charters were granted to five new Chap
ter.s Of ROYAL Arch Masons, and among
others to St. Alban's, OF Richmond.
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Coyv1cr.-James Bedford, a convict SELL
fenced in Charlotte county for SIX years, ioi'
house-breaking, was received YESTERDAY anu
assigned to quarters IN Camp hepeh'aaee'
1ndrr Major WardTell.
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THE PEyIrESTIAEY.-Al! the females ut
the rcnilcntiary have been placed IN 4
building by themselves. and rations fur
H,Shcd separate from all the other conyicts.
Three colorcd guards have charge Of them,
which. with, Nmdwell for superintendent
makes that part Of the institution as near u
colorcd institution ~ can well be had.
{. y. Bi-cluw, o. New York. and il. II.
Bi.ciow, of Massachusetts, are III town,
ant viii, il they can at favorable rate,
contract 1or the services Of all the convict
shocnakcrs.
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For Anthracite and Bltuniuous Coal, aud cX-
ira hindling and Cooking Wood %: tine best. and
as low iii nst lower as the lowest, wc advise our
readers to go 10 Mr. j. Il. WATKINS, Ill Main
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It's TIE WEEK BEFORE tHlu>F,ItS. and
TEIERETT'S store, on Main street near tie Dis
y1'ch office, Is already throngcd with persons IN
search Of Christmas presents for the chIl'ircn.
Iii, stock IS large, aud the prices reasonable.
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FI..E IMPORTED WRITING DESKS. Ladies
Work Boxes, aud GcntlcIncn's Dressing Cases.
for sale at WEST K JouSsTOE'S Bookstore, adj
Joining post-oi!icc.
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EDsiGA EEDSAE.
EARMvILLE FEMALE COLLEGE

This Institution win be rc-ope0cd THURSDAY,
October Il. ls5o. Tie Principal, who has had an
extensive ex pcrieuce In The conduct OF FIRST
CLASS FEMALE SCHOOL, will spare no efforts
la promote The intellectual, moral and physlcll
ds yelopment OF her pupils.
The expenses ut ;hls school are regulated TO suit
the xigenctes Of the times
Terms per session of nine scholastic months Or
four weeks each, ending June -, 1870:
Board lncludIug lights, washing, aud fuel. J: 3.
Tuition In academic department. -
Tuition In primary department.. ..-.......,...- -
Latin, French, and Spanish, each............. -
Mnsic on the plano, Including yocal........... )
Use of instrument. ......................-a-'
OIL painting on canvas. ........ :,
DraWlbR s-Iyhnce.
Pupils - @"oto hSi'-
on application. N"''1S "hi oe seat
,. +. NOTTISGHAM Farmv,na. "a
~ ,sEHENcE ,s a., The Trustees OF The Cole,
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II. ELLYSOS & co. will insert advertisements In
| the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee and the northern cities, at pub
fishers rates for cash. Apply at this Office.
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y EMOVAL.-On and after December /,
III loe9, the \ "A T OF A l. FREEDME,NJ
SAVINGS BANK viii occnpy It's bankipHFp ""H
No. do5 Broad street lnp stairs, bctw" 'sshr"
Seventh. CHAIR >"'1'!et'
no .g-S, TuSThjw
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SANTA CLAUS PRIZE BONE>.-Try your luck In
buvinga Santa Claus Box OF TRIBDETT. \ prize
III every box, and they are selling rapidly.
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PLANTERS NATIONAL BAHK,}
RICHMOND, Va, December 0, 1859. !
TENHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L ChHoLDERS OF THIS BANK will Ire
held on TUESDAY the 11th day of JaIIuarv. 1870,
at their hankinghousc. In this city, ut u NJ, for
The election Of directors. J. VI. GODDIN.
Il. io-td Cashier.
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PLEAD GrILTY.-In the United states fir-
cult Court Yesterday. Edward Mrtrtee. late
mail agent on the Blackwater line. plead
guilty of mail robbery, and was rcmandcd
for sentence.
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GIFT BOOKS AND JUVENILE BOOKS In endless
variety at WEST & JoHNsToA'S Bookstore, 1000
Main street.
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INSPECTION LAws.-Nc published yest"r-
day lIe report on the tobacco in>rcr'ioa
laws Of the State, prepared hy committee
OF the ToHacco Association Of this Gity, and
laid before and adopted by that body.
The Committee on Commerce Of the
Richmond Chamber OF Commerce, also sub
mitted to It's Board Of Directors at their last
meeting repgr! on the inspection laws OF
the State ecscraIlv. This report was re-
commended 10 the committee with The view
Of enabling them TO cmbody i'll it some adj
ditonal facts submitted by members of the
Board, and 800 copies We're ordered to bc
printed. II will come up for iinul action II
the next meeting OF the Board.
The committee of the Tobacco Trade
appointed 10 wait on Governor Walker. ana
AK his aid in the abrogation OF the tobacco
inspection laws, was also instructed to con-
fer with the tobacco men il the different
towns il the State, and, on consultation, to
prepare Il memorial TO be laid before the
LEGISLATURE.
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DlCHMOND AND YORK RIVER
IL RAILROAD LINE-E0H. ,,}.S BSLIiIMVREi;, II; >lSi;
TIE koETll, AND <tkIilN ST. ia \HA
~ ESCHHDULF:-D ENCiFT SUNDAYS.
On and after TUESDAY, Sin or 3"n>, v%,s,,ns,rEn ,,r
,rrgr viii Ike the passenger trtL from the depot
a. lhe R;cmnona aud York l',v@r Railroad At
I:fci,nnnd FOR West Poi4t "here ilr,y tnh. me
ztsauI.r ADMTRAL, Captain l.. {. FREEMAN,
5r KIN, iHtC, Captain j. II. fhAfMAS,-hg.l
noats having been put In hrst-rLtc "Tdcr-F!achhe
Baltimore the following morning IN time 10 con-
meet with the trains for Philadelphi;t, New York,
ana tnc West. Returning, the noaS leave pier 10.
Itrht- street wharye5 foot of Barry street, ualiA
iexcept sundays) at O'Clock +: VI; passengers
arriving In Richmond al J. rs 7. NJ the following
day I'm time to con lect with the express tram
an the Richmond ana Danville railroad Tor DAi:-
viii. and all points on tn&t rond trc,n ,nS2ot2,
SALISBURY. Charlotte, &c, n. c.; Columbia, ;. {,
aud all points south; ,r.
leaves Richmond daily leNc9lh e9hgh!Sl NJ
N,r,Says) AT 1919 4. NJ. .,
'l'I I+'s'' THOMAS npDhNEAD,
Superintendent
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE By THE HUN
DRIED ut the DlsDGt,,4 O,tfre
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hAEsHE 2$EEHGa.3SFA SE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. DECEMBER IS lseo.
sun rises ........... 7.ls Moon rises. ....... 4ij
sun s"'s s......,.... I.!2 High tide. e....... 100
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER Il, 1853.
ARRIVED.
steamer Ellie knight Gcoghcgan Baltimore.
merchandise aud passengers, Haryeys < VIII
lams.
schooner Gotdlndcr tBr.l Mcbride. Halifax.
y. =, plaster. K. +, Williams x O.,
schooner ;. ard f.. Harrington. Moore, P,lila-
nctphia, iron, Old Dominion Company.
Schooner Home, Marshall. Alexandria, coal.
Writ Roberts.
SAILED.
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mcr
chaudisc and passengers, l.. i. Tatuln.
steamer James :. Green. Pace, Philadelphia.
merchandise and passengers ". L. Porter.
Stcamer Niagara, Blakeman, New York, mcr-
chaudisc and Passengers. w. {. Durham < Co.
schooner RoNanna, Franks, Baltimore, mer-
Chaudisc, Curtis & Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, December li.-Arriccd, steamer
kcnnchcc. Freeman. merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed ou return.
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