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THE DAILY DISPATCH

EopxteN Irrss From giving way OF
- hoI, =, hoard the London, Seionging to
the Rr; al NAVY, the cable flew round WHO
snch force as TO kill Lieut. Chapman ana SIX
men, Who were sitting down to d'nnes' ana
wounded nine others.
Csn,ain Garcia Francia, of the American
vessel the Lewis Storer, IN the doch o' iia''e'
blew out his brains yesterday morning !" hls
cabin Fearful. apparently, that one p's'o i
would moi suffice, he placed TWO 81 nIs III ~
and discharged them at the same ""''' ~
was only IS wears OF age. ne cH"So "
suicide is not known Gaf'gRdAf % '"y u
A letter from Crespin, in the Courier tu nora,
states that three men were ktiied uv 'he aaii'
stones on the towing path OF ihe MONS lamar,
near NonIFenitsur Ham, in Belgium. In the
oa,,,.,,s of Oui.vretrain, several custom
house cffi.ers were bruised BY The hail. The
n,an,;tv nr windows broken al Nalenciennes
T.. week by hail storm, was so great that the
;nbah;,snts have been obliged 10 send Tor gla.
zisys from all the neighboring towns, those at
yalenciennes being quite insufficient.
THE CANNON BALL TREE,-Among the
nlsnts OF Guinea, one of the most curious is
the cannon ball tree. Ii grows TO the heig hi of
sixty feet and its flowers are remarkable for
beauty aud fragrance, and contradictory quail
tiles. It's blossoms ere Cfa delicious Grim son,
appearing in large buuches and exhaling q
ri.h perfume. The fruit resembles enormous
cannon balls, hence the name. However,
SO re saf il has been SO called because Of the
noise wh;c1the balls make in bursting. From
the she'll domestic utensils are made, and the
contents contain several kinds OF acids, besides
sugar and gum, and furnish he materials Tor
making an excellent drink in sickness But,
singular as it may appear, this pulp, when in
q perfectly ripe state, is very filthy, and the
odor from il is exceedingly unpleasant.
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- ICh.N UNU ANE T L. I L. 4 - Z Z 4 I.
III RAILROAO-NUTICE.- public are here
by cautioned against any parties who may adver
tise to carry goods or n-rcaan Use By Express be-
tween klchmood ard Petersburg. no privilege
has will be given 10 run an Express over thi,
Road The Company's Frei sht Trans run between
the two places daily
THOMAS DODAMEAD, suu'r.
Office Z. g. P r. X Co
July 18th. tHl2
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X DE HERRINGs.-ie7 haif oo.s s,ri<,iy
~ prime family Roe. Hsrrings. tor sale by
ed 4 d BUXTON
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IxH UhTI MAO 4. E'S a n L UNIAuia CUsa.
WI POUND AND BLOOD PURIFIER This

TN UhTI NiOf E'S Il III EUMAIia CUaa-
lsI POUND AND BLOOD PURIFIER This
great discovery is bringing health and happiness to
thousands Rheumatism can be cured. More than ono
thousand of chronic rheumatism (of the worst
form of this dreadful disease have been perms
nenty during the past year by the of few bottles
of this compound Letters and certificates daily
being received from parties of high standing, many Of
whom have been crpPles for years. from the effects Of
this hitherto incurable disease, but who now affirm
medy, which is vegetable spirit-an internal remedy
prepared for this disease alone, and this it win
cure in every case, either infammatory, acute,)
chronic form Testimony of the most undoubted cha
racter will be cheerfuy submitted to the inspection Of
all who may feel sufficiently interested to call the
proprietors, their Central Office No |. Barclay st.,
Aston House, New York One bottle S. three bottles
$40 PURCELL, LADD Il CO.
Sole Agents for Richmond.
w V. ALEXANDER i CO.,
no Prouseto N Y.
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~ To the puhIic.=Your

To the Public our attention is m.
ved to the very beautiful styles Of Daguerreotype
which MINSIS Il WATSON are daily issuing from
their gallery, No 35% Main street Mansion House
Nearly all, among tn many who visit cur rooms
daily, are heard 10 e>.c!un: they are the best I've
ever seen; they certainly the natural
looktog eyes ever saw. rs We have never re
sorted - Aunbug. tried 10 write ourselves into
notice, we ask the public to call and judge for
themselves. You are also notified that our prices
low any il this city. DON'T forget the
place, Ms 35t Man street, Mansion House.
no 80 MINIS q WATSON
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Jan 3.-Sales Of Flour al S. 70
RED Wheat 81 II 10 81 Is; white 81 Is TO 81
%. White Corn 60 cts; yellow 60 TO GO cts.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Flour quiet State
brands six cents lower. Sales OF about 5000
bbls. Wheat quiet and Corn steady.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

MOTH E.--There will be sold ON Wcdnes.
~ day, the 18th day OF January, 1853, If fair, II
not, on the next fair day at the residence OF mrs
Ann Hatcher, near Beaver Dam Church, in the
county of Goochland, between twelve and fifteen
likely Slaves; the most of them are young. Among
them IL good Blacksmith, between twenty-h
and thirty years of age Crops of all kinds, the
horses and stock OF every description, and the
plantation tools The Slaves will be sold Tor cash,
the other property upon a credit purchasers giving
bond and good security For all sums under ten
doa's cash, and all over ten, q credit of nine
months. All persons to whom the estate of Josiah
Hatcher. deceased, is indebted, will please bring
forward their claims before the day Of sale and ali
persons wins indebted to the estate will please
settle their indebtedness on that day.
ANN HATCHER,
Executrix of Josiah Hatcher, deceased.
10 did
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TUE LATEST NEWS.
-=5.5,gt rem Ncrico- Saeeesse' ne He'
'F slufionisfS.

So o.fr.>s Jan. I've have late and
NJ" intelligence from the R'o urande
n3or'.@@', ,gyico where Il rce and apparently
States ., ..,i ,e,olulion is raging, accompanied
sa'ee-'lo a.,5 is2GI boodshed. The !evolu-
via '. .' Tamp,1o had marched on faman-
"on' -. :; nossession otalI the towns on the
pa '' a., made prisoners OF Governor
eur v..h nine members OF the ieglsia-
lS'o'.'@ have been sent, with ether adhe-
'a'.' y The Governor, as prisoners to Tam
9-.g Safe Of Tamau'jpas las now declared
.,.+s,r.- IN tie provisional government
..-tt, Iac reyo.auonIsIS al a,nlie"'
e.. ,,.1.se.. ~ ar steamer State Of MeA'c"'
,'-gr.yl,st The Bra@os fer Veia cruz,
'...... lena. va5 schooner, have ho'n JoIued
'..' ....,-,s.s Of ars?.co, which IS consider
...., l.aa 10 t.c maritime forces OF the
f.. r. w.. EN-, sa tar Gu.i oi Mexico.
'1r..,..,, .. Ma..moIus, although summoned
,,,,r. I'LL. holds op'. anu the comman-
...t... CIV D.. .nU'yinE ana haricadir&
"-. .... ,..- es.atp preparations ioF determined
- ....... crtn,..~HrGruis.
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Chronic rheumatism OF SO ears stand.
'urpd.

Scarcely able to work for seventeen years, and the
flesh withered from his limbs Levi Hills Esq,
writes OTTAWA, Lasalle county, Illinois. August 10.
Il have suffered from Chronic rheumatism for thirty
years. for seventeen years scarcely able TO walk
stoop to the foor my left limb had persisted away
considerable, and wasyery weak had used so many
prescriptions from physicians and other remedies, all
to purpose, that despaired of ever being cured
influenced, however, to try Mortimore's 'Rheu-
matte Compound, and rejoice to say, it acted like
charm. This was eight months ago. 1 have exercised
much every day since, and have been exposed to all
kinds of weather, but have continued to improve in
health, and the flesh has returned my limbs which
have become strong LEVI HILLS"
ia S-dif
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ;.
The steamer Engineer has arrived here for
the purpose OF conveying Hon. VIM. Il. King
to Norfolk, ~ hence ne will sail for Havana.
In the Senate, to-day, Mr. Mason called up
In the House, the appropriation bills were
L. knr m.
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arrival Of the isabel.

CRARLEsToN, Jan. i.
The steamer Isabel, with Havana dates OF
the Both ult., has arrived She brings nothing
important. The small pox was raging dread
fully 1T Havana when The Isabel left.
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DESTRUCTIVE tIRE.-On the Goth ult., the
psprr ui.I in Louisville, Ky, owned by Isaac
Cpa.e, tooh fire and was almost totally CON
..msl Loss SIS. 000-insurance $4,000
There apPear' 10 be little doubt that the fire
Wa the woia of an incendiary. Sixty persons
VIE drown ouI Of employment by this CON
L.gralon, TWO lives lost, and nine Or ten pc
s-r- NnnnNtH.
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NV ORIIs>s, Jan. 1.-The steamers news
49,. received h,Ie ms afternoon al 2 O'Clock,
yer i.c O'Be.ll, line, bui il being holiday
r.r..n- vas douc IN cotton. Receipts of cot.
... during 10, week b goo bales. Fseights on
.yua. 10 Liverpool :.
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- The Memphis Wig announces the
araih OF Judge Sam. c. Roane, of Jefferson
COUNTY, Arkansas, brother Of Ex-Governor
Hyane Of thai Stsre
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4 IAnPtTo CARPETS II CARPETS II! at the
" new Carpet Ware Rooms, opposite Exchange
Bank-C. A. Gwatkin invites the special and par
ticular attention of all purchasers to his large
stock of carpets, at the very lowest prices, COM
pGising large lot at the very low price of 1ea cts
per yard also, large lot wool figured 4 Carpet.
ing at 25 cents per yard large lot at 373 cents
aud so cents, and on up the finest made House
keepers hotel keepers and all others will fad bar
gains by calling early G. A. GWATklN,
ia 3-3tif opposite Exchange Bank.
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By Davenport, Allen & 10.

A UCTIOE SALE OF GROCERIES, WINES
IL AND LIQUORS at No "A Pearl street The
subscribers being anxious to close their present
business, will offer for sale on Wednesday, at 10
O'clock thu ir entire stock Of goods, consisting in
part of Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Iron, Steel, Nails
Cigars, Chewing Tobacco, &c. A lot of superior
old Brandy and Wines OF the best quality to be had
in this market, besides number OF articles too te-
dous TO men ion. Sale 20 be conducted by Daven-
port Allen & Co.
Terns-For all sums of 500 and over, months,
approved negotiable paper, under that sum cash.
ia3 NORVELL, JONES a. EGGLESTOE.
Davenport, Allen & Co.
ROCERIES, &c. AT AUCTION.-Cn
VI THURSDAY, 9th January, we will Sc at our
auction store, 10 O'Clock, a assortment OF Gro.
cerie5 viz:
Coffee Sugars
Rio and Laguayra Coffee
Rectfed Whiskey, NE Rum, Brandy
Green and Black Teas
Cheese Molasses
Sole Leather, Bacon, Fish
100 boxes Lemons
ALSO,
Apples-l50 barrels
Figs-300 drums
TEBMs-Under 500 cash. 800 and over, four
months credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 CO,
de 81 Auctio
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A LAND SllpE.-rhe wheeling Argus
sfsra- That the land slide at the Narrows, be-
- ..n ,aat city ;,ud Grave Crrek, has covered
,-. railroad ltqlt 'vr,y yards or more. The
distraction would, however, be speedily le-
.-le..
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THE PACIFIC's NEws.-The papers receiy-
e. yesterday contain no further Intelligence by
-.- Petite than that already published under
OF geographic head.
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BY Alexander Mott e. Co..

OUR EVENING SALES will be continued
W until the season closes, commencing al seven
O'Clock, at which time will cell from the shelves
in lots to suit purchasers, good selection Of peee
and cut dry goods, hardware, cutlery, guns yistos
gold and silver watches, and clocks and time pieces
Of every description Also general assortment Of
fancy goods ALEX MOTT & co,
mol Auctionsers.
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captain kberezer Woodbury., Of Dumbar.ou,
Me- died at his residence, on the 22d December
ase1 81 years. he has voted at every Presidential
election since the adoption OF the United States
Constitution, H was al the polls on the second of
\ ,vtmbar.
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Broad
g. Maya
80 else n
= AulaFl-
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~ LET the Glad Tidings go out into
every city, towi. and village that there is hope for
the afflicted - Hundreds of Females have been
cured OF Complicated Diseases after all medical
SAM mas been battied. Cough, Rheun atism, Dys
pOpsla, win ell Diseases oil the stomach, liver and
bowels, are cured by Hampt0n,s Vegetable
Ilnctufe. It's fame has gone forth, and thou.
sands tins day, through lis instrunentaliy rejoice
II health
Our own best known citizens, with their wives
ana children, are Its witnesses; and from every
ely II every State the univ eal testimony of currs
-Latc Is pouring in upon uE.
Testimony OF one Of the most enterprising and
-AtrL.!geAt Druggists in the United States
WILMINGTON, Del June 9Th, 1882
-HtsSrS M0rttHa 4 MOUbrGy-'' Hampton's We.
EetaDe lInclure" is selling vrr7 fast lady who
Las used ale" bottles, says II exceeds all other Me
oclnes- She having searched tor fourteen wears
.ast ior cure, and until she found your Tine.
lure IGunn relief. have aIso sold il in several
Gases VI rheumatism, with great success.
Yours, r McJNAI1
Gan ana let pamphlets gratis and also see adver
'''eiAen' in Io-days paper. For sale by
GA STRECKER,
ue and Druggists generally.
=, For Coughs, Colds, Group and
"ed'"tf- lhe frequent changes of the weather
o,Iue win Il bad Colds, Cough, Asthma Irritation
=. tle Lungs Sore THROAT and BroE chitis all OF
"lch cah De cured and the system fortified aganst
e.S"Cse by using DT ) ROSES Cele-
1iatra COUGH SYRUP. Price only so cents
Children are aiso liable TO Group, which dan.
scfoGs complaint yields imme diately to DR.. )
t'oses never falling GROUP SYRUP. Price *
cents az" 81
Whooping Cough, another complaint. ALWAYS
' ~otae IN coid and damp weather The afflicted
~! ~ great rehef in the use Of DR. Roses
"hOOFlha COUGH SYRUP, which always re.
- ,t ana prevents the disease from running into
49,. 4.5.ass'' sacn as Inflammation OF the Lungs
o.Upsy IN Ice Cnest, and Consumption. Price IA
sth's. DF Aoses successful treatment in all Lung
INJECTIONS las created great oemand Tor the show.
l!ghy valuable Family Medicines. '0'''
10 be Rad st IA. H., ST.. r ,,,,,,
-:nDD q co, BEaEETr a. BEERS. ADiE A.
, 1ma !, DUFAl., r X DUVAL, GAYNOR A.
", TCHD' y SfRECKER, A BOOEKER i
"-'hi"' . I" HArHRioSON and w LADD
tg "Trath Stranger than Pictiop.n-
'nE wonderful effects Of Csrter's Spanish Mix
i~fet IN another column Facts cannot be n~nh,ad
De l7-3w @~N"'eu'
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HAD QUARTERS, lsr RIG VA. Vols

Richmond. January %, 1892. )
Al ORDERS No. 24.-The Regiment viii
"a parade a: the City Hail. on Saturday the sth at
III II O'Clock, M Commandments vii! post their
- companies in lire. according 70 their respective
rank RANK By order Of Col GWynn.
ja4 WALTER II HARRISON, Ad'gf
NJ0TICE Is hereby given that have employed
" THOMAS y. MARTIN as my agent TO carry
on the business OF manufacturing Tobacco. The
place of business is on Church Hill, known as Gath
rights cid factory. HENRY BENNETT.
ia 4-2U*
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CHEAP DRY GOODS Al MiLLhlokk 81
u BRO'S.-We beg leave to call the attention Of
stock If Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which we
euabled to sell very low, all having been bought
before the late advance in cotton and wooden
goods is also desirable that the goods should be
sold in order to make room for our new Spring
stock.
The following goods particularly, will be sold at
bargains: white, red and yellow FIannels bleached
and brown Shirting and Sneeting, Prints, Mousiins
white goods, such as Checks swiss and Cambri"
Musl'ns. Embroidered Swiss for party dresses KID
6 owes, Lamo's Wool and Cashmere Hose, Flo
rences and Ssttns in all colors. Needle work goods
such as Collars, Emoro dered handkerchief. Cam
brio an Swiss Edgings and !nsertings, III great
riety, besides great many articles too numerous
to mention, 10 which We respectfully call your ear
ly attention at J MILLHISER d. BROS,
ia3 1913 Broad st.
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Judge George " Peters. Of The most dis
"a -ished citizens OF Northwestern Louisiana, died
"a tie l&th uum0, in the Parish of Claiborne, af
e: lingering illness Of several weeks.
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Gays ago.

- Judge Peers, OF Northwestern Louisa-
u, and Judge Taylor Of Georgia, died few
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BY George j, Summer,

A UCTION SALh'OF FINE HORSES,
N HACKS, BUGGlES, HARNESS AND LEASE
OF l. VERY STABLE FOR FOUR YEARS On
Monday Morning, the 10th January next, com-
mencng at 10 O'CLOCK, Gor the purpose of closing
our present co-parinershio) we shall sell at auction,
wiihost serve the whole of the stock and equip
ments connected with our Livery Stable on Wall
street, consisting of valuable young Horses, all
warranted sound, and well broke 10 harness; =
Hacks with Harness, nearly new; Bugges anu
Harness; together with several other Horses Bug.
gies, &c.
Previous to the sale of the Stock will be sod the
unexpired Lease Of the Livery Stable, which has
years to run from lst day Of January, 1853.
TERMs-Fur all sums under $50, cash over that
amount, months credit for approved negotis bic
notes. J. w. COSBY & CO.
Sale to be conducted ty GEO. J, SUMNER, Auctr.
N. BAH persons indebted to the concern OF
w. Cosoy IL Co, are requested to come forward
sad discharged heir Obligations as it is important
the business of the firm should be closed forthwith
de % J w COSBY d Co.
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ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY HERO GONE Mr.
loau robinson, who served under General Wash
-u.!on IN the revolutionary war, and under Major
StucEtou in the way OF 1912, died at Whining ton
Delaware, on Monday night last. The venert BILE
ID man was between 95 and 90 years of age.
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFiCE.
Wall Street, under the City Hotel,
CfIALK'S OLD STAND

Drawn numbers Patapsico, No e, Jan 3, 1853.
SO 81 40 90 rs 80 10 3 IS 5 81 l3 64
Whole - So e.
To.day.-Beair, Class E. Capitals, l of SPA.
coo, of $500, 20 of 1000, &c. 7s Nos, l3 drawn.
Tickets S., shares in proportion.
Also, Patapsco, No 90. Capitals. of Sd 400,
10 of 400, OF 262. 100 of 40. IS Nos, Il drawn.
TicAets 81, shares in proportion. SMITH.
ia d
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT & COZ

THIS TUESDAY, mOKNlNG. commencing at
Il lo O'Clock, we will sell at public auction, to
close sundry cOnsignments lot of new and second.
hand Furniture; Clothing, Shirts, Drawers, Shswls,
Muslin &c. &c.
Also-500 shoulders OF Bacon
100 joes do
ja4 ALEX. MOTT g. CO Auc,s
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fsttx AhIiLLERY-Attend a meeting a. yopr
Iasssy< Fen House ca Tuesday Evening next.
- dAt 3Ia inst at O'clock
81 order Of the Captain
"a THOS. &. BALL,O. g.
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AMUSE MENTS.
"LAUGH AND GROW FAT.v
PARkUW'S
JENNY LIND MINSTRRLS,

PARkUWS
JENNY LIND MINSTRRLS,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
cn wednesday Evening, Jan. 9Th. 1883.
MI IL fAhROW takes great pl essure in Hnnounc
ltL ing to the citizens of Richmond snd the La.
dies IN particular, that he will give entertain
ment. with the assistance of the Jenny Lind Min.
streis' at the above hall, on Wednesday evening,
January 9th, on which occasion the celebrated VIC.
favorise Violin Solos
mr. Parrow would say TO the ladies and gentle
mn o. richmond, that his appearance before the
guarantee that he with s.istance of the Trouue
can please the citizens Of this place
Cards of Admission IS cents
D l open al hat past g. performance at u
Front seats Tor Ladies
lets .PARRow, Manager.
THEATKE.
Messrs. TAYLOR & CLARKE. Lsasaa.
Tuesday. january 4ih, 1853.
LADY OF LYONS.
Eanlne- -..---.-------.-.--.M Mrs Sinclair
Claude -.--.----..----M Mr. Taylor
Pas d'AndeiuZue. Mile Theodore
HOW TO SETTLE ACCOUNTS,
fiogets. -----------M MIR w + Smith
Mary White,----.- Miss Raymond
Ga CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL.
90 The Montgomery Guard, Capt Patrick T. q
A4N Moore, beg leave to inform their friends MI
gT1Aand the public that they intend to giveSA
their first Civic and Military Ball on Monday even.
ing, January l0th 1853, at La Fayette Hail. in cele-
otatlon OF the anniversary OF the Company, on
which occasion they hope to receive the liberal sup.
| port OF their friends and fellow citizens.
Their arrangements are SUCH that they hope TO
be able TO give satisfaction 10 all who may honor
| them with their company.
An engagement mas been entered into with an
| experienced caterer furnish supper and other
| refreshments, and from his known skill in such
| matters, we have sure guarantee that nothing
| will be wanting in his department. Good music,
and plenty OF it, has been engaged for the night.
| The following gentleman have been appointed
! Managers:
/ Gov Joseph Johnson Lieut. NJ Seagars
| Gen VIVA Lambert Serg't James Collins
| Col Walter GWynn VIM Richie
Lieut. Col c Tonpkins WIN Watson
| Major I P August Hugh 4 Pleasants
| AdjutsnI w Harrison James LYONS
| Capt Sheppard, Jr John Thompson
" K NJ Nimn.0 Alexander Mosely
! " Augustus Bodeker DR. NJ Scott
! Z" InO II Richardson Mark Dowpey
s. James Caskie VIVA TomUkirs
81 Patrick Moore Dr. Haskns
| Lieut. Arson Richards RW Hughes
| " l. w Glazebrook James Ferguson
| " Crawford DR. James Conway
+" 4 O Haskins Joseph Myers
| d" T c Burns Edward Mck6G.1
| " Jno Williamson DrP Goocn
| &c John Dooley Corporal John Ahern
I" Philip Dornin =" WE English
| Tickets 10 admit gentleman So 50 cents No
| charge fer Lacies.
Committee OF Arrangements. Lieut.. Seagers
Serg't Collins and Corporal Ahern, OF whom tick
| cts may be procured. de 3O-dtd
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The Naval Court Martial which has been in SEES.
sIon Tor about tJrtuig ht, at the Norfolk Navy
ls'd, has concluded the business before it TIE
sentences are not yet known.
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MFRS. ANN b. DAVIS: Dear Friend
more Of your Cough Elixir. My last supply
is nearly exhausted, and never like 10 be without
it in the house. 1t is upwards of twelve years
since frat made trial Of it, aud 1 have taken it re
peatedly since liz of cold and cough, and have
also administered it to other members of my fami.
ly-ny children in particular-with the most hap
py effect. | have tried nearly all the cough RENE
dies OF the day, and have no hesitation in sayiag
that believe yours to be the most valuab lie pre-
paration of the kind now il use, and family
mscicine almost indispensable. | thel etore take
great pleasure in Recommending it to the conf
dence and patronage Of the public.
Very respectfully, your obi serv';.
NVAPpEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER kASAwaA Co.
Richmond, Dec 80, lc5!. )
PROPOSALS will be received until the 5h of
/ January next Tor building Stone W a on the
North side OF tie Dock, from l4h stree. 10 Snockoe
Creek Aqueduct
Specifications and plans Of the work can De seen
at the Engineers Office. TIE Toll Office OF the
James River and kanawha Company, Cary street.
WALTER GWYNN,
de 3l-t9j Chief Engineer J. & l. K G.