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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of che Promctheas.

NEW YORK, Jan. 80.
The American steamship Prometheus ar
rived at her wharf this morning, at 10 o'clock,
bringing dates from San Francisco to the 2nd
of January.
She brings one million Of dollars in gold
The rains on the Isthmus have been una
sually heavy and long continued.
The prosperity of the miners have been al
together unprecedented. -.--
Capt. Waterman has been tried, and Sound
guilty of the offence with which he was
charged.
Execution of Ban3itti.
Three of the principal leaders in the late In
dian marauding expedition having fallen into
the hands of the Americans, were tried, found
guilty, and hung on the same day.
The Affair of the Promethe ms.
The English Government has disavowed the
conduct of its Consul, and of the Captain OF
the vessel San Juan, in firing into the Prone
theus.
Trade: kc. mt San Francisco.
Trade was improving, business was mode.
rate. The Flour market looking up.
Shipment of Gold.
Three steamers left San Francisco on the
| LIST, with upwards Of two millions of dollars in
gold.
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Massachusetts Aati. Siarery Society.

BosToS, Jan. 2S.-The Massachusetts, Anti
Slavery Society are holding their annual con-
venton in this city, TO last for three days. The
only noticeable fact so far, is the annual report
Of the secretary, Edwin Quincy. 1t claims
that all events of historical character, for the
asttwenty years, are traceable directly to the
efforts and influence of this society. 1t charac-
tsrzes the doings of the last Congress as of the
most abandoned prohigacy; that the possession
ofpower showed that the Wings can become
worse than the Democrats.
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MnremenfS of knSSnth.

PI1TsBuRG, Jan. GA delegation from
the Young Mems Association OF Friends of
Hungary waited upon Kossuth yesterday
Also, the workmen from the Glass Factory of
Bryce & Mckee, each presenting material
aid
la the afternoon Kossuth addressed the Ger
man population in their native tongue, at the
German Evangelical Church.-the building
vas well filled, and probably $1,000 was rea-
lized. Kossuth has concluded 10 remain here
til SntnrdnH.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30th, 1852.
SENATE.-Mr. PRATT, of Mary land, presented
a memorial from suudry persons praying Co.
vernmental aid for the establishment Of a line
of steamers from Norfolk and Baltimore to Lii
verpool.
Mr.. BRADBURY offered a resolution pro-
posing an inquiry into abuses pracIicei upon
passengers on board the California Mail Steam
ers, which was adopted.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-Th House
was engaged all day on the private calendar.
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kHKUbiATISM AND NKURALGIR,
CERTAINLY CURED By THE
INDIAN PANACEA,

Nesoly discovered by Or. MsHss0ck.
THIS mixture most effectually cures the sbov8
i complaints, and has been used by several per.
sons in this city with unrivalled succese.
The remedy NOW prepared and for sale by h.
NJ Warrington, gent, over j. B. Stegals Store, No.
l8 Main street, where many valuable certificates
may be seen of its wonderful efficacy.
The Agent would refer TO the following named
persons, who have used the remedy, and can tes.
tify to its great utility in the above compiaints
Mrs. Hutche rson, Miss Lacy, Mrs. kerby, Mr.
Bennett, Mr.. Sharp, Mrs. Duff, Mr.. Lynn, Mrs
Stocking, Mrs. Shields, Mrs. Durfey, J. B. StegalI
R. N. HARRINGTON,
Sole Agent for the United States. a.
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The Aholitiontsts and k0ssuth.

BosroH, Jan. 29.-The anti-slavery Con-
veution which assembled here to-day, passed
resolutions declaring kossuth's uncalled for
slight of anlislavery principles, and his en-
dOrsement of the Mexican war, and yielding TO
the Influence of the slave power, as fatal TO his
professions, and treason against human rights.
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BY JOHN r. d. PANE, saIcsman.

A LAhGE CULLECT1ON OF HAND.
IL SOME FURNITURE, AT AUCTION-Will be
sold, On MONDAY, the End day of February, at 10
o'clock, at the residence of James II. Gray, on the
corner of Franklin and end streets his Household
and Kitchen Furniture consisting of the usual va
,iety, and nearly new.
TERMs-Sums over $50, months credit; under
so, cash. Credit payments secured by negotiable
paper, satisfactorily endorsed.
ia27tds w. GODDIN.
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NJ OF E.-Tbe subscribers, intending to
LN change their present business, earnestly re-
quest those indebted to them to make immediate
payment and all accounts due on the lst January,
paid by the 5th of February NEXT will be placed
in the hands of an officer for collection. We will
not disposed of by the 5h of February, the balance
ofthe stock ON hand will be sold at auction On
MONDAY, the OH of February.
KARR e. BROTHER.
Opposite Virginia Banks,
Sale to be conducted by
ia 26-9t* ALEX MOTT & co, Auctrs
GALE OF A BREWERY IN THE CITY OF
y RICHMOND.-By virtue Of deed of trust ex-
ecuted to me by Messrs. Schwabe s. Co., and duly
recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Hastings
Court of the city of Richmond, | shall offer for
sale. prtuatsty, the BREWERY at Bacon Quarter
Branch with all the fixtures thereto belonging
ANY person wishing to engage in the said business,
will find the terms of sale very accommodating.
fore t.e oath of this month at private sale, 1t will
be offered to the highest bidder at public auction
On that day at II o'clock, M. The establishment
is said to be in very complete order.
p S-The proprietor of the above premises viii,
il desired, sell the same to any one who may pur-
'-''o 49, 49, II P. AUGUST,
ja9-3tawtd* Trustee
Sale conducted by
ia % ALEX. MOTT q CO., Aucts.
POSTPoNEMFNT.-The above sale is post.
poned unit! FRIDAY, the 9th February, at 10
o'clock, when il will positively take plase:
ja26 ALEX. MOTT g. CO., Adcts.
Additional.-Will be aided to the above sale
large lot Of Office and Windsor Chairf. Walnut
Tables, Benches Bar and Fixtures, Glass Ware. &c.
80 ALEX. MOTT & CO., Aucts.
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Boston and Aer Orleans Steamers.
BosToY, Jan. GA bill was reported in
tie Legislature 10 day. TO incorporate the Bos-
ton and New Orleans Steamship Company,
with capital of s 600 600
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BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE and
i LOT ON CLAY STREET AT the request of
the beneficiary 10 deed of trust executed By MIG.
Gentry, and duly recorded in Henrico County
Court, to secure certain debt therein mentioned,
shall, on THURSDAY, the 5th day of February,
commencing at Al o'clock in the afternoon, upon
the premises, sell the property described in said
deed, being lot Of ground situated o. Clay street
near its Western termination, fronting 80 feet on
an alley Is feet wide, on which said lot stands a
frame house, recently built containing about
rooms, with all necessary out houses, and at pre-.
sent occupied by M G. Gentry.
The title is believed to he unquestionable but
acting trustee, shah convey with the usual
warranty.
The terms, which will be in accordance with the
deed, will be made known on the day of sale.
ja20 JAMES M. TAYLOR Trustee
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Iemneraacc Demonstration al 1lbann.

procession to-day was the most imposing spec
tacle ever Witnessed in this city. The various
societies turned out in full numbers, and were
escorted by the artillery company, and with
numerous fine bands of music.
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TYhir National Conrention.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 2S.-The Wing Con-
yention of Maine adopted resolution to-day,
recommending the holding of the Wing Ma
tional Convention, at Philadelphia, Oh the 18th
of June next.
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CHARGE of NUting.

BosToN, Jan. 2s.-1he second mate of the
ship 81. Louis, from Liverpool fer Philadelphia,
Geo. A. Clair, belonging to Philadelphia, was
brought IN iroas in that vessel It day, charged
" ;h lautiny.
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4 <HEPULTEPEC, the, residence Of N. E.
~ Sutton, in the county af Henrico, near Rich
Will be sold to the highest bidder, ON THURSDAY,
the 5th Of February, le5A st o'clock, on the pre-
misses, by thetrustee, John l.. Marye. Upon alarge
portion Of the amount sf the purchase q credit of
giving bonds with goad security for the deferred
PAYMENTS ia 29-dtds
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BosToH, Jan. 2S.-ihe Maine Liquor Law
was under discussion and explanation before
the Legislative Committee this atternoon.-
The hail was crowded. Horace Greeley ad-
dresses the State Temperance Society this
evening.
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EHnrch Rtrnf

LEwlsTowN, Pa, January 29.-The new
Lutheran Church at this place was totally de-
str0yed by fire last night. Insured for $4,000.
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

VERY VALUABLE Bull DING LOTS
ON SIXTH AND CLAY STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold, on MONDAY
AFTERNOON, the Cd day of February, 1852, upon
ground on the West line Of Sixth street, adjoining
the residence of Mr.. Robert A. Payne, running
back 100 feet Alec, about 20 feet of ground front
ing the North line Of Clay street. between Fifth
and Sixth streets, running back about so feet.
TERMs-s cash, balance at and months, for
negotiable notes, interest added, occurred by trust
deed, or title retained. w. GODDIE,
ia II Auct.
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Kossufh at Pittsburg-His address TO
Ladies'

PlrrsBURG, Jan. 29.-Gov. kossuth address
"a ,be LADIES' Association this afternoon, al
The second Presbyterian Church. About one
thousand ladies were present, and few gen.
tIemen, the proceeds ofwhich amount to 81 600.
The Rev. VIM Howard addressed kossuth,
and presented him with book containing the
autograph of all the ladies present.
Resolutions were adopted declaring that the
ladies' would sustain their husbands, fathers
and brothers in every effort TO aid the cause OF
Hungary. =,
The meeting was then adjourned TO assemble
again on Wednesday next.
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DICHMoND FEMALE SEMINARY,

ypICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ l1TH STREET, IN REAR OF SYCAMORE
CHURCH,. n. FINCH, PRINcIPAL-Iate
Principal of Wesleyan Female Institute.
stanRton.-The new apartments OF this lnstitu-
ion will beready to receive pupils the LIST october
The thorough discipline and laborious applica-
serized the exercises OF this School.
Patrons entrusting their children to the care OF
he Principal may rely every attention and pains
being taken to secure an intellectual development
commensurate with their soliciiude and the inter.
ssts of the pupils.
TERMS as heretofore-Sa0, to $50 in the English
department..
Application should be made from A. H., to
P.M
p Entrance from 18th street. and from 18th
street rear of Baptist Church. &c Its
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% GRAND STATE BALL! Na1
n MILITARY AND CIVICl 4HSA$
M At the Richmond Theatre. &s83lH

En- Ii a sufficient number of subscri.
beers can be obtained by the TENTH OF FEBRUARY
next at FIVE DOLLARS each, the approaching
Anniversary of the Birth of that iustrious son OF
Virginia, GEORGE WASHINGTON will be celebrated
by Grand State Ball to be given at the Richmond
Theatre, ON Monday Evening, February esd, in
style of grandeur and elegance never before wit.
messed in the State.
The building to be superbly decorated, the see.
merry taken out the Parquette 1oorsd over, and
the whole converted into magnificent Ball Room,
capable of accommodating two Thousand persons;
and the citizens of the entire State are cordially
invited to cooperate in making the occasion wor.
thy of the Old Dominion.
@ Subscription lists now open at the Box Of
fee of the Theatre, the American and Exchange
Hotels. WILLIAM L. MAULE,
Jap0d-tf Lessee
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S|hking Of tie De Wit Clinton-TRirty-
Sic Bodies Rec0rered.
MEMPHIS, Jan. % -Thirty-six bodies have
been recovered from the wreck of the steamer
DE Witt Clinton, which sunk few miles be-
low this place, on Monday.
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RObbtry in RoyBuru

BosToN, Jan. Isl he office Of Dr. Web
sier, IN Roxbury, was entered last night, and
robbed Of 5000
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THE LATEST WIS.
Dessrxesipe Fire in Nsr YORK.

A fire occurred in New York on Wednesday
night, which destroyed about 100000 worth
Of property. ltcommenced at No. SO, Nassau
street, occupied by Libby & Forby, importers
Of dry goods. Before it could be stayed. IT de-
stfoyed that and several tenements in Liberty
street. The following are the sufferers, with
the amounts of their losses, and their insu-
rance:
Hastings, Libby 81 Forby, loss about S9o,'
600.
n. b. oatlcy, loss 10000; insured for
$4,000. .eo mn
Freeman, Hodges & Co, loss about $50 600.
John Lockwood, loss on stock about $780,
600. .o-o ooo
Doremus, Nixon & Co., loss about $3.50 600.
Lester, Fisher & Robinson. loss on stock
about $4,000.
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AUCTION I SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ny GKORGR .. sUMNEH.

III 06OA6E y SUmN8ks
NEW AND SECOND HAND FURy4.
= TURE AND, MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
AT AUCTON-On MONDAY MORNING fhe 2nd
Fe6rsary. atmy sales-room, No q Fifteenth street,
wiil pc Sold ct auction, without reserves eoliec.
uon OF new and seo0Dd hand furniture and rziscel.
isneous goods, to close consignments, surh a.
Bureaus Chairs, Leef Tables, Candle Stands, Rsck-
ing.C Chairs. Looking Glssses, Stoves, Lamps Iron
Safe, 5 or kegs bsx and lining Nails, 500 papers
Smoking Tobacco, besides many other goods.
% 81 GEO. J SUMNER. Aucfr.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR rATK-IN NAN
Ii CHEsTER-WiIl be offered. Al unhl;c suc.
ton, on MONDAY next, I'd February, alter Messrs
Pulliam 4 Dass' sale Of Green Halps properly. the
house and lot, on Main street. nearly opposite the
store of Mess5s. James NJ. Perdse Co The lot
fronts As feet, running back 166 feet
Terms favorable, and viii be made known nm
day Of sale by the owner. b 3l-2i.
NKUSTEE,s SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i IN HENRlCO COUNTY, ON THE OLD
TURNPIKE, ABOUT NINE MILES, FROM RICH.
MOND.--ay virtue of a deed of trust executed on
the LIST day of July, 1850, by Ernst. Portewig and
wife to, the subscriber, duly recorded In Hsnrico
County Court, shall, as trustee, proceed to sell q
public on ction upon the premises, on SATURDAY
the 7th day of February, 1852, a. la o'clock, the
real estate conveyed thereby, consisting Of rinety
acres, more or less, being the property formerly
owned by Mrs. Mary Lawther. Terms cash. Tht
till. Is believed to be perfect
ia s9-dtds. DAVID 8. LACY, Trustee.
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NEW YORK MARKETS January 30.
CorToN-26O0 bales were sold to-day, the mar
ket closing firm
FLouR-e0OO bbls. of Southern Flour were sold
to-day at 81 63aSI 81.
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M. aad Wrs. tgyrsst on tbs S,oge

NEW YORK, Jan. cit has been runored for
some days past that Mrs. Forrest intended shortly
to make her d. but as an actress. but this morning
B:ougham announces that she is to appear at his
Lyceum on II nday evening next 1t is not men.
Toned whether she appears III tragedy or comedv.-
There Is rutaor atioat That NJ. Forrest viii appear
next week at the Broadway Theatre
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HEAD QUARTERS FUK FASHION
II ABLE CLO1HING.-The subscriber has now
IN store d complete assortment of Fall and Win.
ter Ready Made Clothing, embracing every
article oil Gentlemens wear. His stock is com.
1reeA Of the very latest and most approved styles
such as Lam artine Over Sacks, Kossuth Coats
Turn Goats.
Body Sacks, Getaways, Dress and Frock Coats
VESTS-Plain and fancy Silk, rich embroidered
cassimeres, black and fancy, plain and figured
Cassmeres and Merinos.
PANTS-All shades, colors, and qualities.
herino Shirts, c ollars, Cravats, Stocks, fancy
Ties, Gloves, Suspenders, Socks, &c.
Also, diiect from the mandatory, large as
sor.lnent of Cloths, Cassimeres, silks, Sarins,
party Vestings, something really rich and racy
and, in fact, every article in my line of business
all OF which am prepared to make TO measure
at the shortest notice, and in the latest and most
fashionable styles. B. SPENCE,
No l20, corner Main and Governor streets.
oc l3
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AMUSEMENTS.


THEATRE.
PIT AGAIN OPEN AT IS CENTS
On This Evening, January 31st, !.
wiz be performed, the highly popular and beauti.
full Legendary Drama, entitled
RIF VAN WINkLE-
Zip Van Wrinkle. .---.--..-.-.-..--.Mr.C Z. burke
La Tarrantells, by Mad1le Ciocca and NJ szollosy.
The evenings entertainments to commence with
the celebrated. Tragedy in FIVE acts. entitled
FAZlO, Or THE ITALIAN WIFE.
Paz1o. .------ nj. DIeisioio.
Bianca- mFs. fcucr
~ Prices of Admission Boxes sc cents;
Pit IS cents; Centre Gallery 50 cents; Colored
Gallery 25 cents Eastern Gallery, for white per
sons, 1871 cents. ia 81
1NHEATRE.-MRs.P POTTER presents her
i compliments to the ladies and gentlemen Of
the city Of Richmond, and the patrons of the drama
generally and respectfully announces that her
benefit is fixed for MONDAY EVENING, February
I'd, for which occasion che has selected a new and
beautiful play, never performed here before, emit
tied
ADRIENNE, THE ACTRESS.
Together with the beautiful and pathetic drama of
MADELINE, OR THE FOUNDING OF PARIS,
Which celebrated drama has never been performed
but once in Richmond, and that three years ago,
upon which occasion IL was received with distin>
gushed appreciation.
ia
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%.s FOR RENT.-A good wooden dwelilDg,
- near the head OF 18th street, opposite the
residence Of Thomas Sheppard, Esq, Rent sl25.
Apply to TOLER & COOK.
ia ~ Gene al Agents.
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LOTTERIES.
IAnsDEKrss OKrICE,

IAMpERrs rs OKRICE,
I4sh SfSecss under Exchange HetsA
Drawn Nos. Wy. Lottery Class No. 49, IAN %:
IS 1929 S IS 2s IL Ia 50 "a s O.
Drawn Nos. kentucky Lottery, Class q, jan %:
~ 81 g IS 50 IL 81 "a II - g.
25. Capitals $4,000, 10000, $500, ,37S. 70 Of
2,000 40 oh5ee, so Of 800, IS Of 200 &c 7Hnam-
bers, Is. drawn. Tickets slO-shares III proper
ton.
MA Ma GE OFFICE.
F. MORRIS e. co.
: splaaliia Lottery for This DaH-lSdrawn
Capitals: e61 SIC Of 10000, 5 of 5000, OF
$500, 10 Of l,500 10 Of 1000, &c. 7SnumAers, -
drawn. Tickets $40.
Also, the Dollar Lottery-Capital -. 0D0s &c.
Drawn Nos. of Carroll County, Class y
u 50 81 SO 90 IL 46 IA 55 So; AZ % 81.
;aM C.. W.. PURCELL.
GREGORY & NIAUkY,
Successor TO J. w. Maury d Ce.s Mama
gers.
No. i, City Hotel.
- The prize Of 81 500
Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery. Glass B:
40 9 GA 90 81 80 so Ia % A.
Ticket (share) Nos. 9 40 g. worth $6l, 500 sent
to John D. Gordon of Norfolk, Va.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky Lottery. Glass %:
4s "a SO 90 80 81 IS go SO 9
Whole ticket Nos 90 SIS, worth SO 200, was
sent from this agency to Whyte's office, Peters
burg, Va.
Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery, Glass %, Jan. 90
40 n 90 Sc SO 10 81 u il 81 35.
Lottery for To-Day, Jan. 81, 1882
Kentucky, Glass No. Is. 10 numbers, Is drawn
Capitals: $4,000. lSaO0, 10 prizes of $4,000. &c
Tickets SO. ja31
sTKATTON's OFFICE.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No. %, January 90:
AZ 81 l 90 Sc 80 10 81 n IL 80 35
For To.DAy.-Kentucky Extra, No. 2Es-
Capital IS 900. Tickets 81.
Also, Kentucky No. 25-Capitals $4,000. Tick
cts $40.
ja3I STRATTON.
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u ID X u q >, MEDICINES, FANCY
SARTfCLES, &c. &c-The subscriber re.
turns his thanks to the public for the very lib.
- eral share of business given him.
EDWD. HlCKSON,
Corner Sd and Broad streets
N.B-Prescriptions carefully put up with fresh
and genuine Medicines, at q reasonable price,
without adding on THE PER CENTAGE.
ia 27-Iw
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BKiCKs. to satisfy distress wsraas h NJ hsndsk
in favor Of stearns 4 Brunmel, for two hundred
and hy dollars ss ss1.1st s-iS Il LIseens
The above sale hes been postponed until SAT-
URDAY, the slst day Of January. lssa, e 10
o's g ss-eo.. b BLAIR =. 9. 9. =.
REWARD or 5000 DOLLAnss
TTyHR information which We now have from ne
1 Portsmouth, Office Of the Bank 81 xirginias
gives rs the whole amount Of the meaey fto1en
sixfy-Six Thousand Three Hundred and sevsn
Dollars, and ths particuarsto be nearly = foewss
American Gold Com, szs,1ea
Notes of North Carolina Banks .--.-.-~--. 4I8
Portsmouth, o@ce Notes ia 500 notes ne 800
Do........-.-. SO do ----. 7.700
Do of other denominations. ahosf---. 500
There being at the time Of the robbery only
eleven notes Of the denomination OF 800 10 cifcu.
iation. thshs' ders are requested t. present them
The Rosrd of Directors at Psrtsmoush have
adopted = resolution that notes Of shc denomina-
tion Of Si0O VIII hereafter only 10 redeemed upon
satisfactory evidence that they were not Of those
of notes of the denomination Of $50. fhere an.
only sorty six lawfully in circulation and Of those
stof9n, there are one hundred and 6fty. four
Care on the part OF the public in receiving money
of suspicious persons, must lead to recovery and
| tbs apprehension of the roAhers.
| The above reward win be paid for the recovery
Of the loss, or proportionaay for what may be re-.
covered by the BANK here or the Branch m Ports~
mouth, as application may be made under either
advertisement, limiting the reward Of course to one
sum.
I By order of the Board Of Directors.
| ia 24-ts SAMUEL MARX, Cashier.
NAYLOR,s OMNIBUsEs vii carry
IN you from almost any part of the city n which
you may reside, 10 the Daguerrean Gallery Of
MINNIS & WATSON, for st cents, and Minnis
| Il Wataon will take your Daguerreotype in "a q
very best style of the art for the very moderate
sum of 81 So and from that up to SIS, according
&C., in which you may have il placed. They are
sure to render you satisfaction, tH never allow
you to take likeness from their Gallery unless
you areperfecfly pleased with the same. An equi.
vaent for the amount received 10 their motto. Re.
member, their Galleries. may be found at 334 Main
street, Richmond, and Sycamore street, Peters.
1 burg. Va. u 81
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a. FOX RENT. and possession gwen on
Eel the first day Of January, that large and com.
modious WAREHOUSE on The Dock, at present
occupied by RANKIN q WhitrcS.
Also, the Store and Dwelling on Main street,
lately occupied by Sutton g. Winston. For terms,
apply TO WILLIAM PALMER or JOHN ENDERS
de l7-fs
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HENRY HiMAN, IMPORTER :

"LANINH ~ MAIN, IHf OnI Eh =
"a Just received, by steamer from Europe, a
E,NI new supply of Gold Watches and Chains.
The Watches are made by the most celc.
brated makers Tobias, Johnson, &c, expressly
for my own retail trade, ordered when was at the
Worlds Fair with my own name on them. ALSO,
quantity of movements without the cases, so that
any lady or gentleman can order to be made any
gold and enameled. They can be seen at the old
established store of HENRY LYMAN, No, 90 Main
street, the only direct importer OF Watches and
Guns a29
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-31

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