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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-07

The AFRICAN EXPLORING EXPEDITION.
Capt Lynch, OF the U. S. Navy, was
at the river Gambia, he having arrived
there only the day previous to the sail
ing Of the John Adams, which was on
the 14sh OF February. Commander
Lynch is under orders from the Sccrc-
tary Of the Navy, IN connection with the
Pennsylvania Colonization Society, TO
examine the West Coast Of Afr ca, and
decide upon location suitable, in re-
gard to heal'hiuIness, fertility, &C., for
the colon za'ion ol our free colored pop
ulation. He had orders Tor any U. S.
We sseI he might fail in with TO transport
him TO whatever point he might wish
10 proceed. Accordingly, Captain
Brown had determined 10 sail On FRI
day for Monrovia. touching at Cape
Mount. Congress declined giving any
Appropriation Ior the purpose OF this Al
rIcan Exploring Expedition.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-07

DR.. Holmes, in his lecture the other
evening, upon the poetry Of Byron and
Moore, spoke in very severe language
OF the character oi Byron, and oi his
works, but commended Moore's poetry.
Has the DR.. ever "read Little, Poems"
which are the offspring Of Moores
peD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-28
RIC HIM 0 ND, VA
WEDNESDAY MORNING. DEC %, lass
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
CORPORATE SUBscRIPTIoN.-A large majority OF
the voters OF Woodstock have signed petition to
the Legsatureto pass act to permit the corpora.
ton to subscribe $1,000 to the Manassas Gap Rail-
road
REVIVAL revival of religion is in progress in
the Lutheran Church, near Love,tsville, Loudouu
county. Twelve have Joined the church, and twen-
tysix professed conversion.
ROBBERS CAUGHr.-several negroes belonoiny .
to Thomas Cartmill, of Botetourt county have been
implicated In the robbery of $500 from Mr. Hutch
inson at Buchanan, in October last, and lodged in
jail
DEArH-B. F. Graham an esteemed citizen of
Greenvile; died few days since. The s:aunton
vindicator says his death was probably caused by
conclusion of the brain
TRAYER AND WILsoN.-A petition has been hume
rousiy signed in Augusta county for the commuta
ton of the punishment Of Trayer and Wilson to
Imprisonment for life They are sentenced to be
hung on the 9th of January. The taunton Vindi-
Gator says
''One day last week, when the officers were ar
ranging the irons Wilson, it was discovered that
he had been attempting to effect his escape by
means of an old razor blade. He had succeeded in
displacing OF the facing to the door, and ex.
tracing several screws; but had made very poor
head-wsy towards accomplishing his object
Trayer and Wilson both still persist in their inno
cence When the chains were being placed on
Trayer, he remarked: That is the very way de-
sire to go to heaven-in chains"
BURNED TO DEArH-A servant girl belonging to
j. l.. Burrows, of Culpeper Court House, was burnt
to death last week by her clothes taking fire.
F1RK-We learn from the CuIpeper Observer
that the stable and granery belonging to Dr. Talia
ferro of Orange Court House, together with all his
grain, provender and two horses, were destroyed
by FIRE on Saturday week.
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TIE EXPLOSION OF THE STEAMER ZACH
AIRY TAYLOR

AIRY TAYLOR.
The Indianapolis Journal OF the 22d has the fol-
Lowing account Of the explosion OF the Zachary
Taylor,
Thesteamer Zachary Taylor, freight boat run.
ningirom Aurora u Cincinnati, had Tue collapsed
on Wednesday morning just before daylight, at Il
point on the river about hallway between Ciaain.
natl and Lawreneehurg. BY the accident, three
men were killed aud eight nine wounded aud
scalded; several found to be missing after the
accident. The steamer Forest Queen running III
connection with the indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad. reached the wreck not long alter the acci-
dent aud lent all the aid in the power OF those on
board to relieve the sufferers. The dead and
wounded were taken to Lawrenceburg.
The i;lia ed boat was loaded with live hoee and
bad two harg in tow likewise insded with hoss.
BY the p sion the animals were killed and blown
overheard in great numbers
Just before the explosion the boat had been stop
ped to make some liIte repair, aud when started
sgain the due collapsed at the second third revo-
luton The second engineer seriously ipjureti,
and Captain Henry ProtZmar, who was standing
near him, was hilton the head win piece ofbrick,
and received slight wound The 'Taylor" used
TO run in connection with the Indianapolis and Gin
cinnati Railroad, but was drawn of tho line a
couple of weeks since for freight purposes. The
unfortunate men who suffered by the explosion
were all employees on the boat except one man
from Greensburg. ahog driver, named Smith. He
was not muchinj jured.
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ARRIVALS AT The PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE HOTEL-John Hanson Unver-
sty OF Va; G Harris, Louisiana; John II Shook,
Richmond; VIM BiddIe, Vac r R; Fl Lockett, L
sho@as uavsrity p Of Va; I sinond nss'S Mass =
Dickson, White sulphur Springs; A Treneks, J G.
land Hon D ] Barley, Hon S Seward. non D 4
Reese, Georgia; NJ Papy, Florida; C Leigh. New
York; Geo Brown, Tazewell P W Shafer, Middle
Amy. D K Coborn, Il H Hunt, New York; w M
Preyer; Carkesville; J Goodwin, Luneuburg; R
Lamf, New jerry; W L Il Baylor, staunton Thos
Ro johnson and lady, Miss Clay, A Gibts Peters
burg; Masaenburg, Sussex; J Taylor, Char
lOttssvie; t u James Smith Tit Dobyns University
Isaac Season. Vain, c Gilbert, York; w Hol-
lecter, lady, child and servant, Wilmington Road;
ii Locker, lady, two children and two servants
Cement Works; # Eaton, Philadel; @ w Terby.
Washington; DR. w Kitchell. N Y; r Kutchner, Baft;
FL " Caul6eld, E E Hubbel, Bridgeport, Conn; DR.
W Walker, Jr., and Lady, T Walker Miss Elien,
Manahan, Ma Concord. Z; Dr. George Carmichael.
Gordon VIM " Gordon Tspp enwg IhTmss na'sx
Alabama William H jodan. Lexington; DR. G K
Bricken and Ladg, RiehmSnd Re Perryear,
Charles Carter Thos Cater. Shirley; L. Tsseweii,'
Virginia; w J McCorkle. do; C K Montgomery,
John Montgomery, Hanover; Norris, and Lady,
Ma.s chu,etts VIM Pelette. New YORK Jame::
ou.senbury. Lexington; w Eggleston, Richmond;
lottesvilie Msrcer Washington y INF nj Reed Reed
and Lady Beltimore H p Woodson, Petersburg;
Augu,t tus Lowell, Boston, ID Arnett, Philadelphia,
w Shields N C: J L Spencer Randolph Macon
College; w Dyer, Canal; P It Goodwyn Miss; w
. Stuart, Georgetown, d C; H Hume, New
York; r o Ridgeway, Friend and Servant Bait;
B I Gordon, Orange.
AMERICAN HOTEL e A Broadnax, Furt
Putnam Petersburg; Daley. N Y;JD Hawkes.
samuel Fosler, v, John A Butts, Petersburg; w
Taylor. Mecklenburg; e Roades, Va; Pogiiani N
y; w w Burrows L G Burton, Thos Craig Pa; w
B Meares, B Manly " C; Mr. Sslnuels Pittsbure; Mr.
Pearson, N O; DR. w Dew, King aud Queen; Thos
Dew, Caroline; w Wilkinson. d C Force, N Y;
Pater, Norfolk; T Armstrong, w l. Crosby, Sus-
sex; Geo Stirdevant N C; L A Lee, 8 Southampton; d
w Davis, Petersburg; o C Mausby, Ga; 3 Cougdon
and lady, Mrs Hendrickson. Columbia; Z Edwards.
Hon icoi o. Neale, I; W.T. Joynes, Geo T Scar
borough Petersburp
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WM. 2. GIUNFORD. See,y.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.

KNOW ALL THESE PRESENTS, That we,
the subscribers being Stockholders in tht James Ri
yer kauawha Company, DO hereby appont-
- our true aud lawful Attorney and Proxy, co
represent each of in all general meetings of the
Stockh kholders Of said Company, held within six
months from and after the date hereof when are
personally present rTepresented by ne other
ral meetings TO give such vote votes and to DO
such other act or acts each of could give do
sonally present. and hereby ratify and confirm
whatever vote or votes act acts, our said Attor
ney may lawfully give do for US, in pursuance OF
the authority hereby conferred up0u him
Witness our hands aud seals. this - day of -,
Lne thousand eight hundred and.
IszAL.I
TFsTg: De lS-2aw4w
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OFFICE OF THE JAS. RIVER ANDtKAN. Co.
RIcHMoaD, Dec. 18th, 1853. )
[ CALLED MEETING of the Stocli

N holders of the James River and Kanawha Com
pany, will be held at this Office, THURSDAY
She 18th day of January next, in pursuance of The
following order of the Board of Public Works:
"Ata meeting of the Beard of Public Works, held
on the 7th day OF December, 1853:
'Resoived, That the Board Of Public Works, being
requested thereto, do hereby call meeting OF the
stockholders Of the James River and Kanawha Con-
psny, to be held in the city of Richmond on Thurs
day, the l2th day of January next for the purpose
of considering the question, whether it is advisable
to oEer the SAID Compauys work the State such
price as may be agreed upon by the State and the
stock holders or of converting the debt dua bY
said Company to the State into stock of the Com
pany, at such price as msy be agreed upon BY the
parties atoTeAaid."
BY order of the President.
VIM p. MUEFORD, See'y.
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~ B. LUCK, STOCK AND LAND
~. WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR ST
STOCKS bought and sold on Commission; . Ths
highest nrice paid for LAND WARRANTS. GOLD
AND SILVER WANTED.
cg- Prize Tickets in all Lotteries sold In Lotteries
pnder the management of France L Co. will be
promptly paid by me, and all inquiries relative 70 the
business Of r. France Co. addressed to them
Richmond viii meet with prompt attention.
r,y2 C B. LICK
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ARRIVAL or THE NORTHERN LIGHT.

A fortnight LatcT from California.
The steamship Northern Light H. Churchill
commander, from San Juandel Norte, brings $50
passengers and Sl,500,000 In gold, in specie, on
freight.
The transit Of the passengers across the Tran
sit route occupied 35 hours. Passengers all in
good health, no sickness nor death on the entire
route On the Goth inst, Mrs. Gary gave birth to
fine boy weighing Is lbs, which was christened
John Nicaragua, by Father Gallagher of San Fran
cisco-Inotter and child doing well.
From tha Alta California, Dec. Ist.
The Rainy Season began the l4th ult The
irsr rain lasted, with short Intermittent spells,
week after which there were five or six DAYS of
fair weather, and now 1t is again raining.
From a report OF the Legislative Committee, it
appears that the State debt is 49, 1877 6S5 and the
yearly interest 1921 ,9l2.
slight earthquake was felt at San Jose on the
18Th nit, another was perceived in this city on the
2lst.
The past fortnight has been a very important
tor the miners. The rain has filed the gulches
and raised the rivers. and the works of the dry
season are closed. The diggines in the river beds
have been abandoned, and in many cases valuable
dams, fumes, Sc, have been swept away although
the rise has not been great.
The miners now look back upon, and count their
profits and Losses for the lasEkix months. The ship
ments show thar uIdiniuished amounts of gold
have been produced, yet many of the diggers
cOmplaiu that they have spent much money in
canaing, machinery, &c, and have made little.
Inc nlluefS are pretty we'll prepared tor winter,
and hit be favorable, the golden harvest will be
richer than ever.
We have dates from Portland to the l4th ult
The Portland people manifest considerable in
disuation tthe resolution of the ocean steamer to
stop at ST. Helena.
Some ofthe Oregon papers begin TO lean toward
the Maine Liquor Law.
An attempt will be made to change the seat OF
government.
The rainy season commenced about the 5th and
the Willamette had risen
About 800 immigrants. with $50 wagons, took
new route to the head OF Willamette Valley got
lost, and suffered severely. Several died by star
walton aud exhaustion it is not known exactly
how many. Within "a hours after the news reach
ed the settlements 10000 pounds of -four were on
the way to aid them, and within eight days there
were "a packed animals, % loaded wagons, 290
head OF cattle sent oas. ALI the immigrants are
now safe.
One hundred and sixy of the Oregc n immigra
wagons have gone to Rogue River Valley, and 36
came to freka, in this State.
The Indians ia Illinois Valley he ex RENE SOUTH
have been troublesome, but were queted by
brush with some u B. troops, in which 8 Indians
we're killed.
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
We have dates to the 5th Nov. The small pox
had disappeared at Honolulu, but was still pro
vailing In the Island. There were 100 large foreign
vessels ia theharbor of Honolulu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-28

DEAD BoDY FoUsD.-Justice Nettles.
aided by Constable Lewellen, held an inquest yes
terday over the dead body of an old negro mar
named Gabriel, slave to John L. Tate of Kichmond
aud in the service of S w. Bradley, which was
found near Harden's shop, on Union Hill. The iurv
rendered as their verdict that the deceased came 10
his death from intemperance and exposure
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-28

DANGEROUS SPoRr.-Several herses, at
tached to vehicles, were frightened By the firing of
pop-crackers In the street, and made run off last
Monday A horse ran of with buggy down Main
street. and comm in contact with two mules knock
ed them dow', breaking his shaft pieces Luckily
suit might have been more serious
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lnn DOLLARS WORTH OF

OOsV - kEAUf n A Z CLOTHING
MUST BE SOLD IN SIXTY DAYS.-The subscTi-
bers have in store of their make, recently re-
ceived, fifty Thousand dollars worth of seasonable
ready made CLOTHING heavy winter goods, of all
qualities, coors cuts kinds aud prices and thing
certain, they must be sold Ii you in Of
any kind of clothing, from negro suit o, TO a
suit of fne twiiled French cloth SIS come No.
lo2, and your wants shall be supplied.
KEEN, CHILES BALDWIN.
80 doz. heavy wool SOCKS. de 20
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woman named Norton was murdered at Bhgh-
ton. Hass on Saturday last, 1t is supposed BY her
husband.
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gentleman of Danbury CT, by the name OF
Morgan, has recently Invented ball, which is so
constr acted that when it discharged from the can
non or rife, aud strikee its mark, it explodes and
does a scconf execution with charge of shot con.
tained within the ball.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-28

The President OF the United States has recognized
Louis de Arrangerse as Consul General of Mexico,
10 reside ut New Orleans.
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NEGRO HIRING AND GENERAL
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De lS--2aw4w

NEGRO HIRING AND GENERAL
~ AGENCY.-Tbe undersigned continue to hire
out and TO sell groes rent out boases sell real
estate and 10 collect and settle claims of every de-
scrptiou He again offers his services TO his patrons
Particular attention will be paid to Negroes during
the year, in cases of sickness.
Persons intending send them TO be hired out viii
consult their interests by sending them at Christmas
or as soon thereafter practicable.
EDWARD d EACHO.
General Al gent and Collector,
Office corner I4tb street near fhe Exchange Hotel.
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\ Nv. NELSON, Merchant Tailor. and

~ w. NGISONJ D1erCndnb Iilior, ana
IN sDealer in Fashionable Ready. Made CLOTH
ing f35 Broad street, Richmond, keeps constantly
hand and for sale, full assortment of GENTLE
MEMS READY MADE CLOTHING of every de-
scripton. Also, beautiful assortment Of Cloths,
Cassmeses and Vestings, which will be made up to
order on the shortes. notce and the most seeoni-
modsting terms. and in a manner which cannot DO
surpassed by any other establlsnment in The city
Citizens and strangers are respectfully Invited cali
as feel confident that give the nest perfect
satisfaction.
All kinds of CUTTING done and warranted to fit.
FURNISHING ARTICLES, OF all kinds. for sale
A. reSucsd nriee &c 5-Sm
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Cornelius Sullivan has been committed to prison
la New York to await trial for tho murder OF his
son, VIM Sullivan.
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SNAIL FrRE.-Last Monday afterl

about ] o'clock. the kitchen OF Mr.. Lewis Barnes
took fre, and the alarm was speedily given. small
euished the flames 10 very short rime, so that the
loss from burning viii not exceed 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-28

The j. T. BoDISE.-Tbis scboone, ub;o,
sunk at the wharf at Rockets last Saturs., -.
was damaged by drifting upon her own anchor ara
not by the steamer, at FIRST learned
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FIGHr-William Shelly got tight in the
s5.eet In MONDAY night and the next morning the
slayor made him pay fine OF 81 for h
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The ITALIAN OPERA TRoupE will com.
night next A 4nonuay
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DissIssED.-Francis T. Carroll, negro
sailor, charged with being insoIent to Cant VII.
.ans, , was discharged from custody there being no
esidence before the Mayor to convict him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-28

ALL EAsr.-Mann S. Gentry was held TO
oy me Mayor, yesterday in the sum OF ESQ for
threatening to assault James Claytor
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NOT PnovED.-Louis Boto, charged with
assauting Domonica Parrazo on the g3S ;n., -.
discnarged the evidence proving that the com.
piainant was in fault s'A--
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The North carollna rioo crop this year. h Is sail
NIL reach s0o,QOo bssheis.
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DAD CRowD.-JohnH I'll. Bowman was fined
hs suoiiars for permitting an unlawful assembly 10
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UooD.-Baylor, slave to DIR. James, was
pruerea pr nine and thirty lashes for striking Mr.
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BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
1s DOCTOR Z. d. ROBINSON continues 10 offer
his services the afflicted and especially those suf
feripg with chronic and supposed incurable forms of
disease The Dr. has been engaged in the practice OF
medicine twenty years-the last twelve in this city
and therefore give satisfactory reference. Thou
sands who dragging out miserable existence with
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Bronchitis Fuor Albus
plant, Disease, of the Lungs, Fstnla, &c might be
speedily relieved and many permanently cured
Persons at a distance would do well come to the
city and remain until their health is restored Ex-
tracing Teeth only 25 cents.
Office on Franklin between 18Th and 18th streets.
Secret forms of disease treated with great success
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ilPsf.-i ihomas Hicks, found drunk and
disorderly in the street, was fined 81
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SAsFoRD.s MINsrRfLs are in full bis at at
Metropolitan Hall. Their music is excellent
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~ sENTs HAROLD s. MURRAY, Broad St.
have now on hand very large assortment OF Books
and Fancy Goods, suitable Tor pfesensss embracing
everything In their ine.
5n knds consisting Of ell the popular aufhors both
EnslIsh snd Ameriess mauy Of them beautifully II.
iustrated and attractive 10 the yonpg. aud almost
everything wh,ch please and delight The youth.
f a miiy circiesto which they invite the especial
attanrlon OF their many juyerils friends- do -
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-Ladies and
Il gentlemen wishing TO make 2heir friends neat
Rrd handsome present at the approaching Holidays,
could not get thing desirable than by calling
at the Subscribers and getting some of their rich
French Embroideries consisting OF worked Sleeves,
Chemsettes Hdkts, Collars, Capes, Bands, &c also,
SEayslz CIoaks and Dresses iununerhble and cheap.
j. MiLLHISER & BRO,
de IA 1873 Broad street.
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Cook WAnTED.-On One of our patrons is
advertising for . good Cook, He viii pay liberal
ly tor one tha. can come well recommended.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

n The circulation of tks Daily Dispatch exceeds
combined. S-r - A,-sA'A1
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CASH TERMS or ADVERTISING

:, NEGRO How. Mary Gentry and Ellen
a5ls sanss residents Of Theatre alley charged win
Maya-' 9a sunday last, were examined by the
stripes, but Ellen was discharged.
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E,IRE, LIFE AND MARINE INSU-
Il RANCE.-Tbe Richmond Fire Association
now prepared to issue policies of Insurance the
above description of risks reasonable terms
any similar company, and respectfully ask share OF
ceived at the Office No. u.s. of Main and 9th
streets, where the officers will cheerfuly furash all
information that may be required. All losses prompt
Iy sud literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President.
JOHN H. BosHER, Secretary. NH II
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GRANULATED GUM.-
saf.x;=-sss=s.s> ARTIFICIAL TEETH

sgys--ts- ARTIFICIAL TEETH
fY9essssSr=sssS GREAT AND IMPORTANT I'M
NIfYYYS SPROVEMEkT.--TL undel signed
have purchased the right to use DR..
ALIENS PATENT IMPROVEMENT in the mode
of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which is one
of the greatest and most important Inventions
made in this branch of the Dentists art.
The improvement consists in the employment of q
metal superior gold in purity, and in the complete
union of all the teeth by scious pound, which
at the time forms the most beautiful and natu
looking gum, and filling all vices and irregu
lsrties and rendering it impossible for the teeth
become unpleasant to the by the accumula
ton of particles of food other substances between
them. No other mode of mounting artificial teeth is
comparable to this in any respect
Persons wearing teeth (inserted in the ordinary
way, and not giving satisfaconO are invited to Try
this invention, which they do al but little aadi-
tional cost.
We shall be pleased to show spec mems Of this kind
of work to any persons who will call at Office,
whether they want artificial teeth not
WAYT l. EAHONY, Dentists
my 17-d&wts Office 300 Main street.
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IREAT BARGAINS AT TIE FRANK
~ LIN CLOTHING aTORE, NO. SO, MAIN ST,
RICHMOND, VA.-We have inst received large
eud complete STOCK of Ready Made Clothing, suitable
for Fall and Winter wear, and will continue to
ceivs large additions weekly, per steamers virginia
andso vania, from menufactoTy in Philndel-
phia Persaus wishing to buy will always have large
and fresh stock to select from Also, large and weI
selected stock of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods al
ways hand. Also Umbrellas Our plan OF ope-
ration is, large sales and small profits.
R. DECOU & CO,
&c 2S--3m No. SO, Main street.
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RusSIsG HoRRsEs-A pair of horses ,t.

i<<VNIST'U IIUEssES.-lt pdIT UT nOrStS at-
tached to carriage, off last Monday nj sbt and
getting near the Monumental Church. upset the We.
hicle. Here the front and hind wheels became de-
tached, and the horses, with the front wheels and
pole ran violently up Marshall street, when coming
IN contact with post, they were smashed to pieces
Fortunately no one in the carrs ge was injured