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In addition to the above, the following school tax
es are levied
In Ilarrisyillo 2.5 mills;
In School District, No 10, Shortcrcek tp Gnills;
In No. ], Green tp. mills;
In No. 6, German tp | mill;
In Cadiz mil
In No. }, Moorefield tp mills;
In No ;, Mooretield tp. 40 Of one mil
In No. 4, Stock tp. s mills
In No /, North tp. 6 mills;
In No. 3 Franklin tp, mills;
In No !, Franklin tp 6. 10 ofo one mill;
In No. |, Monroe tip, pa mills;
And for corporation purposes in the bourough of
CadK mill. JOHN SLOAN, Audr. ii. e.
August 18th, 1853.
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PONNETS, fancy, silk and satn white and coll
- ofed Albino, very prettyi also, Bonnet Ribbons
and Flowers oi every variety call and see them az
they are selling fast WIN. H0GG & co.
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NOTICE is hereby given that will attend at tho
usual place o. holding Elections in the several town.
ships OF Harrison County, for the purpose ofreceiv.
inc said taxes as follows:
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Final Accounts.

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THE TURKS.

The well known courage OF the Turks was
never more ilustriously displayed than in the
war which is now raging between Russia and
Turkey Their success, however, has sur
prised every body, for very exaggerated no.
lion OF the military power of Russia had led
to the general belief that the Turkish CON-
mander had acted with great rashness in cross
ing the Danube. He seems however to have
fully understood the capacity and spirit of his
army, and not to have unjustly deprecated
the power of his enemy. In every contest
upon land. down to the events announced by
She last steamer, the Turks have been splen-
didiy victorious. If they are ultimately con-
quered it viii be by odds against which no
troops in the world could contend, and they
viii fall with honor. The late naval engage
ment, in which they were unsuccessful, brings
no dscredit on their proves. They fought
like heroes, and it was only the vastly supe-
rior force of the Russians which achieved a
victory almost as ruinous to the oonquerorS as
. defeat.
Itremains to be seen whether England and
France will leave this gallant nation as they
left Poland and Hungary. to their fate. No
thing would be easier than for the land and
naval forces of these two great powers to
check the progress OF Russia, and to admin
ister chastisement to that ambitious govern
ment which would humble her to the dust,
and dispei forever all danger and all fear of
danger. from Russian domination in Europe.
If they temporize, the cause. not only of Tur-
key, but of constitutional liberty in Europe,
will receive disastrous and perhaps fatal
blow. One bold and energetic stroke, and
Turkey is saved. and Absolutism in the old
verdi win receive shock from which 1t can
never recover.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
.-5,,sssnn1y MORNiNo. DECEMBER =. is's.
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT.

Wa rerard with very lively interest the
rrc;ect of Plank Road from Danvlhe' oy
y.ncevv;.le, to Graham, in Alamance conn
h. North Carolina. Graham ~ upon .he
FORTH Carolina Central Raiiroad' ana 'ie
..ns Road would form part OF great
.,,,~onvsfare from North TO South. Nwould
s,.rasore he n great public convenience ana
vonia no doubt be paying and prof''aoie
Road.
The length of the Road is about forty
.-:r..--the first strtecn miles from Danviiie
"a yaseeyville are under contract ana 10 DC
completed in the course of the next year. a
aounany in Alamance has engaged to bring
N. Road from Graham to the Casweil eoun'
~ line. twill then be necessary to fill up
Che gap between Yanceyville and 1.-THE Casweii
roe, asnace of foarteea miles-to complete
tsa route. Danyille has already subscribed
ssoos 60 the road to Yanceyville. The peo-
MIA of Yanceyville have subscribed almost
4. much as can be expected of them, and as
he Hste of North Carolina does not sub
scribe to the work, it win be necessary Tor
ia friends to look abroad for help to COM
nIete the .last link" of fourteen miles. above
described.
The Road we consider an important one
DO this city, and 10 the Richmond and Dam
Vile Railroad. We may add, that it is also
important to the Central Railroad Of North
Carolina. The friends of Richmond, and of
the Richmond and Danville Railroad, ought
to ace to it that the Road is built with as lit
lie delay as possible. The Improvement viii,
we doubt not be a profitable one to those
who build it; but to us, and all interested in
he Danvilie Railroad, there is another consi
.daation greatly more important. 1t will
connect the Danville Road with q very rich
region of North Carolina, and give Richmond
the trade of that region. There was time
when, If we talked TO the people of Richmond
about the productiveness Of the Dan and the
Roanoke valley, we were considered vision
airy and enthusiastic but the Danyille Rail
road has more than sustained all our predic-
lions We trust that now, if we tell our citi-
Gems that there is beyond the Roanoke val
ley yet another promised land, whose fruits
Richmond may enjoy, we sill be believed
We know that We do say on this point, for
we have travelled over the whole of that re-
gion of country, and know it like book
Bvery means in our power should be employ
ed to extend our trade in that direction
Every aid we can give TO further the schemes
Of those who wish to open channels of com
munication with this city from that part oil
North Carolina, should be most freely given
ID vill pay better than any Investment we
can possibly make.
We hope the friends of this road will de-
wise measures for raising the money by OBJ
tanning help from all that are interested.
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EUROPEAN WAR.

There is by the last steamer another pre-
aiotion that a general European war is inev-
Fable, but we have YET to see the first evil
dence of any determination on tho part Of
the great powers to Interfere actively against
Russia. There are many considerations which
may reconcile tho strongest opponent Of wsr
to the fulfiment Of this prediction. Ameri-
sana viii be satisfied with a European war,
and for the very reason that the mon
Archs Of the continent wish to avoid IT.
The first gun OF such a contest will be
signal for general revolution OF the poo.
pie, and the concessions which they will be
ssre to bring from their rulers, they will not
this time be cheated out Of. unless they have
learned nothing from experience. Another
advantage of European war would be the
suspension Of English and French schemes fer
colonial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in the Vest Indies,
spolicy to which the q. States can mover
so0sent. England by herself would be una
BILE to oonsummate her purposes in the West;
bat having succeeded in entangling France
into co operation with her. she may give US
~ouDie. A European war would ma nor
plenty Of business at home, and time would
be Afforded TO extricate France from her
nnnatural alliance with England against the
prosperity of the u. States We fear how
sva that there is not much danger of Eng
land going To war on the side Of humanity or
drawing the swmdin behalf Of any cause but
ha own interests. The spirit Of ehiyalry has
lab the Western nations and taken up It's
ahods among the Turks. Dollars and cents
farm tba motive power Of British action, and
ey1s satsll1 Fvaaes tLiaks more Of dimes than
~.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Dec. 20
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Schr. Oriana, Dodge New York, mdse- ID. Currie.
Schr. Gen. Scott Camp, New York, hay, NJ. Dow.
ney.
Schr. Margaret Ann, Havins, Albany lumber, T.
F. Ragand l. Co.
SchT. Glass-blower, Candy. Phadelphia, coal,
Pickett l. Maynard
At W0r,ciok Bar bound pp,
Schr. Mary Morton, Kitchener, Windsor. c. 4.
Workman 4 Go.
SAILED,
Sehr. Henrco, Chester, New YORK, mdse David
Currie.
Schr. Sarah Jane, Ale, Norfolk. mdse., w. D. Col
quit Go.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 23.-Cleared, schr. ]. d. Pam,
Legion, for fredericksburg.
BosToH, Dec. q Arrived, schr John Simmons.
FROM Richmond.
New York, Dec. 27-Cleared, schr. Richmond,
Harris, for Richmond. ARD, sehr RebCcca, Wog.
lam from Petersburg.
PHILADELFHIA. Dec. 27.-Arrived, schr. Union,
Lee, from Fredericksburg.
ship Henry Nesrnith, Butter, for Hampton Roads,
sailed from Liverpool 9Th.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday, 9th instant, BY the Rev. Adam EN-
pie ID. D.. ADAM EMPiE, JR., OF Wilmipg top, N.
e., and VIRGINIA, daughter of the late II. b..
Gwa;hmey. of this city.
In this city, on Monday, the 18th instant, by the
Rev. Mr.. Davis Mr.. JAMES JEPFREYS, OF this
city, formerly of Philadephia,) to Miss C. VlR-
GINA HORN. also of this city.
E-Phi adepha Ledger please copy.
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP II THE

THE BEST COUGH SYRUP II THE
DR.. ] ] Eosrs rxpEcToRANr on COUCH
Spssts~p u Blood, Bvesnhits owd az Diseases " Me-
AIMS syrup, having stood the test Of many ysar.'
experiences 10 remedy Cor irritation Of iniiauIn,a
ton OF the Lungs, Throat, III Bronchia, II acknow-
LEGGED by all TO be remedy eniinently superior to
ell other known comp, unds used for the relief and
radical cure of Coughs and Consumption.
,,Tsssfmonve " PApsinans- Consumption CaroNe
kssa the ip,iow letter from the great Dr. Fran
Lonpea. October sth, 1850.
To Dr. J. 8. Rosx--Mp Dear Sir I have to return
you many thsnks for the introduction of the gentle
man who brought your last letter. The treatment
,ou adopted In hs case has done. wonders for him;
would have suffered from new crops OF tuberculous
matter; and it Ia not improbable that the good condi
ton OF tho bowels aud windpipe has been owing TO
your remedies; and think, with and prudence.
he will do well.
Believe me, my dear sir, most truly yours
b. II. RAMADGE, 40 Charges st.
KErsireTos. Philadelphia, Jan o. 1850.
To DR.. RosE-D Dear Sir: Asto my own health,
with cough unless take cold, and then few doses
OF your Cough Syrup effect perfect cure. | wish
you would send me some more of your Alternative
Pills They are the very best medicine that ever
was invented. DR.. COLEMAN.
Dr. J. S. Rosr, of Philadelphia, having devoted
his sole attention to the study OF reform, and partic
ularly the treatment of diseases of the Lungs
Throat, &c has in short time cared me of long
standing disease of the TrGchea, or windpipe and
confidently recommend his remedies aud mode of
treatment TO the public generally
r. CHAPMAN, NJ. D., Philadelphia.
Many hundred certificates might be given from
persons in all paris of the Union, adding their test
mony to the value Of Or. ROSES FAMILY MED
1CiNES.
For description of Consumption, land the Dr's
mode of treatme also the various diseases of our
climate, read his Medical Adviser which may be
had without charge of all Druggists In this city and
throug hout the United States, who sell his Family
Medicines. Ea
An of the above Preparations, with DIR. Roses
Medical Adyiserto Persons in Sickness md in Health
to be had of o. A. Strecker, A Bodeke-, B. Wood
A. Duval, R. r Duval Brother, VIM P. Laid, A.
Leslie s. M. Zachrisson, and by dealers generally
throughout the county and State. s5
de x9--dStaW&Nyly
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RICHMOND MARKETS-Dec. 28.
coPpPCTED pAIyy

CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR-The news by the last steamer has pro.
duced some excitement in the market to-day. Spe-
sales, except LOGO bbls. Mason LewI all straight
brands at 81.
WHEAT-There Is nothing doing
The holidays have suspended all sales of TOBAC-
co, there fore no sales to report.
PROVISIONS-No change. Pork sc to G6k
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SPECIAL NOTICE-TTALIAN OPERA


~ O PANY. MESSRS. ARDITI DE-
VRElS, Directors of the Italian Opera Company re-
spectfuliy announce to the Richmond public, that
their Company, consisting Of ferty-two eminent
performers, under the able direction of Signor L.
ARDITi, will commence engagement Monday
evening next, January Ind, 1854 for positively four
nights only, during which time there will be given
the fsvorite Operas of Norrns, Lucia d Hammer
moor, Lucretia Borgia and La Sonnaulbua- From
the known favorites of the above named Operas.
they have been selected suited to please and
insure the encouragement of the Richmond publis
Monday Opening night viii be presented The
opera of LUCRETIA BOR6IA. For further par
ticularR see fnture announcements. de ea-5l
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EALLOPOION, Or HEALING BALM,
~ FOR CHAPPED FACE & HANDS, ROUGH
NESS, IRR1TABILiTY OR HARSENESS OF
THE SKIN. &c.-rhis admirable article will, by its
peculiar bland and healing properties, together with
Its agreeable perfume, at once recommend itself to
the confidence and patronage of the public most
delightful essential of the toilet.
Its application speedily removes all irritability,
reughness harshness of the skin, rendering it by
constant use, delicetey soft and fair.
Being composed of vegetable substances, and en-
tirel free from mineral corrosive admixture it
may be used with safety the tenderest infant
will be found very efficient and cooling application
for chatting, infiamed, or excorated surfaces &c.
As it contains greasy substances it is clearly and
at the same time simply and easily applied.
Prepared only by
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO, Druggists,
de 60 Main street Richmond Va
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NEGRO HIRING.-Ihe subscriber again
IN offers his services to his friends and the public
for HIRING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing year
He pledges himself to his best exertiops to pro-
mote the interest of those who may favor him with
their business and to pay special attention to the
negroes during sickness. He hopes, from expe-
zence of twelve years. TO be able to give satisfaction
He will also attend to RENTING OUT HOUSES,
and collecting eli claims entrusted TO his care.
ES- Office at the old stand of Dabney & Cauthorn,
of Main and 18th streets, opposite the City
Hotel.
de 2e-d3t witt EDWARD NJ DAgNEY.
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HOUSE oF DELEGATES.

Tho House met yesterday-uineteen members
prosen.-Mr. ANDERSON in the Chair-and ed-
journed.
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BLANK BOOKS.-I have lot of very
~ superior large size Ledgers, Journals and Day
Books, bound in half Russia Leather which offer
at 50 per cent. less than they usually sod to
duce the It )ck.
Butt Envelopes. self-sealing; 81 per 1000.
Bill, Check, Bank and Pass Books
Bill Paper, very superior
Letter and Cap Papers, in great variety
Post Office Envelope Paper; s. per resm
Bristol Boards, three shee, thickness for tobacco
brands; 81 so per dozen.
GEORGE NJ WEST,
de 20 Exchange Bookstore.
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pEMOVAL.-THE TIN AND SHEET
1G IRON ESTABLISHMENT of the subscriber
has been removed from 18th street to 18th street. to
the house formerly occupied by Mr. Breckenridge,
opposite the grocery store of Mr. WIN. Wallace
He returns thanks his friends and the public for
the generous patronage heretofore bestowed, and
being now better prepared to attend to their favors
than formerly, ne ctfully solics continuance
of tho same at his new establishment.
de % CHAS H. LANGLEY /
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Of SHRUBS. Bull BOUs @0

20 SHRUBS, Is y L 3 Q u s @DG
az ROOTS, &c.--FRUIT AND oRNA 1@S(S
MENTAL TREES SAMUEL MOULsON, ~
Proprietor of the old Rochester Nursery
fine collection of hardy fruit and ornamental
trees, at the store of VIM. Church. No IA Main ST.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing, requested to
call and examine samples. Orders for them will be
received aud promptly attended to, by z. r DUVAL
BROTHER, Druggists, Bank Square
dc 29-St* s-.-.
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THE uu,rT1A

TIC number Of militia in tho various States
according to tocumens lately furnished 70
Congress, is a. follows, Maine, 1865; New
Hampshire, r7.e67; Massachusetts, 1ol. 7sl;
Vermont, 23,ois: Rhode Island, 1858; Con-
necticut, s7.7ls; New York. aoi,4sa New
Jersey, 3e,i7i, Pennsylvania, 276,o7o; Della
ware, $500; Maryland, 1866; Virginia, l24,-
eoa; North Carolina, ss.4ds; South Caroline,
$500; Georgia. s7,3la: Alabama, A. 33l; Lou
isisna, l3.sa3; Mississippi. 36,os4; Tennessee,
7i.25a; Kentucky, ss,62s; Ohio 1856 indi-
ana, 5a,9l3; Illinois, ss.i34; Missouri. $1,000;
Arkansas, 1887: Michigan. 6o.ol7; Florida.
la, la2; Texas, 1870; Wisconsin, 3a,2o3; Dis.
trict OF Columbia. l.a4s. Total of militia in
the United States, 1850, 1872, orprobably, with
full returns from all. the States. two millions.
THR LATE PROFESSOR CouRrKHAr.-The
Faculty of the University have adopted q
preamble and resolutions bearing high testi-
mony to the moral worth and mental capabi-
lities of the lato Professor Courtenay. They
speak in the warinest terms of his high per-
sonal worth, and of bis devotion to the labors
of his Professorship. His loss is earnestly
deplored, as a severe one to the institution to
which he was attached.
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TO be followed by SantoEd's version CT HAPPY
UNCLE TOMS CABIN

OAfNA1G YIN . SADlN.
Or REAL LIFE IN OLD VIRGINIA
Portraying the happiness of the nesroes of ia
South, Introducing the harmony thai preyaila
upon plantations, their holiday festi-
vals marriages, congo dances &c
Aunt Chloe, Mr.. Rudolph; Uncle Tom. Mr.. s. g. San.
ford; Liza, Mr.. f. H. Sitter; George Harris H. +
Lynch; Topsy, Mr.. Collins; Lame Jake, Mr.. Ksys.
nah; Classy, Mr.. Fryer; Nose, Mr. Rainier.
SYNOPSIS OF INCIDENTS:
Uncle TOMS Cabin. Aunt Chloe very industrious.
Tale bout the Abolitionists Aunt Chloe doDIt
like Cncinnati-'ld RAIDER be on de Old PlentAtion
Song, "Dare's no Talking when u Niger wAnt.
to co." Topsy. Uncle Toms return from Camn
Meeting, anc happy time and plenty money. Banjo
Solo, Topsy; Song, George Harris. White folks dat
DON'T own Niggera, very good to talk. Consolation
fIorI Uncle Tom. Song, My old Kentucky Home,8
George harris. Song, Who's dat Knocking at de
Door," George Harris. Duett Though Sorrow
Clouds" George and Liza. Intrusion of Lame Jake
Separation. Song, Soon Hunt" Lame Jake
Massa is 20 stingy Nose much pleased with
that idea, and very cautions about De jug Upcls
TOMS Cabin. Msrrisge of Liza and George Harrls
Dey both Jump de Broom. Such Happy Time
Camp Meeting Chaunts Corn Slncking Reel.
Oh white folks, we Il have you to know,
Dis not de version of Mrs Stowe;
In her de Darkies all unlucky,
Butwe am de boys Of Ole Kentucky
Den hand de Banjo down 70 play
Wen make it ring both night aud day;
And we not what de white tolkss sy
Dey can't get US to away.
eT Admission % cts de -
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CF MEETING Al HENRiCO COURT HOUSE.
The citizens ofthe county of Henrco are earnestly
requested TO meet at their Court House On the FIRST
MONDAY in JANUARY next, TO sppoipt dele
TO attend the York River Railroad Convent IN, to be
held at King and Queen Court Honse on the 24th of
January. As the Road is OF great importance to the
county it is earnestly hoped that every citizen who
cam will be present.
de 2l-tdm MANY CITIZENS.
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MANY CITIZENS.

wLEECHES, LEECHES.-The public are
hereby informed that have just received by the
steamer Jamestown, lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms The subscriber can
be found at all hours of the day the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel 18th street. and at
night on 18th, between Main and franklin streets.
Sc Ia x. C. HOBSON.
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u PHOENIX BANK.-The Notes of this issue
will be redeemed in Richmond by Fl. T. PAIRO
CO; in Washington City by PAIRO NOURSE.
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II JOB AND CARD PRINTING.-The DIS
PATCH JOB OFFICE, Governor Street, has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever il
this city, and is prepared to do this description OF
PRINTING on reasonable terms as elsewhere in
the city, as well every other kind of PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Call and see specimens.
81 EQf~ Plain and Fancy CARDS for sale S-dtf
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nUCTWHEAT FLOUR, Brazil ~
ID Hsssns White sneal Hseszsot oeAnae 9. 49,
fs VIA 10 - SSII;;5sss d;sas s. s - %
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EFRUSSIA AND TURKEY.-The prospects of
war between these two countries has caused the adj
vance in price o. all necessary articles, except
SIMONS' DAGUERREOTYPES. And as far as this
useful article is concerned readers have no rea
fear for assured that if old Nick should
succeed in giving Turkey bdsting, SIMONS' beaut
ful Pictures would remain the same ever both in
quality and price. no IL
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hERyANTS FOR HIRE.-Ihe subscri-
~ btr has for hire some nine or ten SERVANTS.
Woman, Boys and Girls, among them is first rate
cook, washer and ir0ner, and several fine chamber
acs besidss two three boys aud girls sutahle for
the house. O. w. ROYSfER,
Atthe Office Of Dunlop, Monspre b Co.
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GRANBIRRIES.-A fresh lot Of Cran.
~ bsryisA jsst rsceissd and for ssIe b.
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FATRA FINE HAVANA CIGARS
"A $4,000 extra fne Havana Cigars, tabanas, Lu
Flor Havana, Eulaa, Sutans, and other brande.
Also 100000 Cigars, of medium quality, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
de % Druggists 90 Main at
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METROPOLITAN EaT

METROPOLITAN aALL
s. S. SANFORD's
OLD ESTABLISHED AND ORIGINAL,
NEW ORLEANS OPERA TRnrrpr,
ARE AGAIN BEFORE TIE PUsLIc
9 UNCLE TOMS CABIN" To-Nrcur. &,
PROGRAMME.
PART l.
DRAWING ROOM EETgRTAIaHEEr
PART II.
p ~ - ~ ~ g. Sitter
TRIAL DANCE--from La Baysdere,
o, ,rzp,s r,o Sanford and Collins
sIli R III Slitay
HUNGARIAN SONG Lynch, Rainier ana Kaysna%h
HUNGARIAN SOLO. ,Ieibens'si,,
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wT. J. CARSON & CO, NOS. fl AND IS
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK--A good assort-
rnent of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. lie IS-ly
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EASTWOOD SCHOOL.--There are two
~ yscab ces IN this School which should Ia slad
10 fi BY Let Of January
PIKE POWERS.
STANTON, Dec. I'D, 1873 do 29-.dSts
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
IN OTHERS.-In future boxes cases w1ll
be received on board the steamships ROANOKE or
JAMESTOWN at New York, unIess they are well
secured and properly strapped.
Those ordering goods from New York OF from other
places by these steamers, will please give above or
ders TO shippers.
de % LUDLAM l. WATSON. +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-29

DRESENTS. PRESENTS H. eauti
i full Bottles for smelling selts for salehy
de24 EALEx. DUYAL, l55 Main ".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-29

u CITIZENS AMI SrhANGERS-Visiting the
city, who wish to get their hair in the latest aud
most approved style, and their whiskers changed to
most beautiful black or brown color, should call
and Bathing Saloon, under the American Hotel, enc
trance on lIth street.