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W}H leave SATURDAY, Move mb=r Ia. 81 0'coes,
NOR CINCINNATI ADDISON

EFUh NINIfNNhII, VI 4 D . v, ~
LOUISVILLE aud al ia4vguJedste landings - Lssf ~
The ard superior Tss sfea-uer CiNtIN asz==zs=s
NATIs, r NJ Wsdt rE viii leave a9oys. Fer .fs.ghi
MS ROGERS, Mcguire CO., 81 Poy,lras stree
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DIED,

Yesterday, the S0th, SARAH ROGERS, daughter
OF John T: Rogers, aged years and months The
friends and acquanances of the family are invited
to attend her funeral this morning, at 10 O'Clock
Yesterday morning, after short illness, MARY,
wife of Jonas Cohen, in the 9th year of her age
Her funeral will take place tomorrow Sunday
ning at 10 O'Clock, from the residence of Mr. Chas
FL. Langley, on 18th street, between Main and Cary,
to which the friends aud acquantances of the family
are invited, without further notice.
Yesterday morning, at twenty minutes past 6 o'clk
GEORGE w. HOWELL, in the 9th year of his age.
His friends and those of his fathers family and the
friends of his law respectfully invited
to attend his funeral without further notice this at
ternoon at O'Clock, from the house of Mr.. John p
kerwin, on 5th street, north of Leigh.
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PRorrTs OF AurHoRsHr.--According to the Bos.
ton Post, Washington Irving and "Peter Farley
have made large fortunes by authorship, as has Mr.
Mitchell by his school books. Prof. Anthem, for
his series of classics, has received 100000 Miss
Warmers bookshave yielded profit OF from sl2,.
600 to $4,000. Mr.. Headley has realized from his
works $4,000; Ike Marvel $4,000; Mics Leslie
$4,000; DR.. Barnes $4,000; Fanny Fern, from
one small book, in six months, $4,000; Judge Kent
$4,000; Webster, from his dictionary, $685.
and others at equal rates
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THE BURNED SHIPS

The N. Y. Journal of Commerce of Dec.
%, states that the three ships destroyed by
the late confagration at New York are
valued as follows: Great Republic 100000,
cargo of same, 100000. White Squall,
500, 900; Joseph Walker, 800, 900; cargo OF
same, $4,000. The Great Republic was in
sured, on ship and cargo, to the amount of
about 81 900 in N. Y, and out of town s40,-
600 or $50, 600 more, or moreaccurately, $685.
900 in all. She had as cargo a bulk of 80,
600 barrels, consisting of grain, flour, cotton,
rosin, beet, &c. Her freight list amounted to
about $4,000.
The Great Republic had all her stores on
board, advanced wages paid, and was in all
respects ready for sea voyage Her safe,
containing about $4,000 of charity funds,
the avails of the shilling admission feel fell
through the decks, and is in the ruins
At the last accounts, the flames were still
devouring whatever of this magnificent YES
sci still remained above water All of her
decks and prows are burnt out, and compare
lively little of her cargo will be recovered
Capt. Mckay, one of her owners, remarked
that he would not raise her for what she was
worth
The Journal says that the appearance of
the White Squall, as she was towed across the
river, at the dead of night, wrapped in sheet
OF flame, and all her ropes standing out
against the stormy sky like lines of fire, was
indescribably grand
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nnffaE ar nEf. EfaArEe

The House met yesterday -Mr. Speaker cRurcH.
FIELD in the Chair. There was considerable in.
crease Of members but still not quorum. sirfy.
sir were prescnt--wanting elereH of quorum. Mr..
MARrz objected to any business being transacted
unless there was the constitutional number requi
site for business present. The House Immediately
adjourned.
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T AMBERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE, No.
IL NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTI
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUMS HOTEL-The
purchase or sale of Lottery Tickets within the State
of Virginia being in violation of law, and at.
tended with heavy penalty conviction, the SUBJ
scriber would respectfully solicit the orders of his
friends and others who may feel disposed to purchase
Having been resident of Richmond for upwards of
thirty years, and being pretty generally known
throughout the State, he deems almost unnecessary
to give further assurance that all business cond
ed to him will be promptly and properly attended to-
CTPackages, sim gle tickets and shares, in all the
Maryland Lotteries. for sale.
The printed official drawings sent to correspon.
dents by the first mail
H-P,izes cashed at sight
Address THOMAS LAMBERT,
no 25-ifts Baltimore, Md.
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BANK KorE ExPosrroR AND DErEeToR-We
have received from Mr. s. c. WEBSTER a copy of
little pamphlet he has put forth, the object Of
which Is to present rules by which counterfeit
Bank Notes may be detected. These rules we have
read and we consider them good and calculated to
enable any one who win observe them closely 10
detect counterfeit and spurious notes For sale ~
]. w. RANDOLPH
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RIcHMoED ExAMINER.-The Eranainer ap
peared yesterday morning in new dres
throughout. We are glad to perceive thi
indication of prosperity.
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RICHMOND MARKETs--Dec %

RICHMOND MARKETS-Dec. 80
CORRECTED DAILY.
Our market remains without any transactions in
either FLOUR or GRAIN.
Business generally suspended in consequence. of
the holidays and snow storm. Weather very cold
and disagreeabe for outdoor business.
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SPECIAL NOTICE-TTAIJAN opPpz

- - &C. ON PANY.-- MEssRs. ARDITI j No na
directors OF the Italian Opera Company r..
spectiuliy announce to the Rickrnond nnbI - 10
tneir Company, consisting of forty.two e11nsS,
performers, under the able direction Of S;gnor r.
a a.i VIII commences an engagement ON Monaax
nights only, during which time, there viii he vi loa,
Ine IaVqfite Operas of Norns, Lucia al Lamms,-
moor .a Lucreha Boreia and La Sonnambula. from
the known favorites of the above named one,..
they have been selected most suited to nleoie sn5
insure the encouragement of the Richmond public
MONDAY lopening night will be presented n.
opera OF LUChETlA BORGIA. For further n,,
ticulars, see future announcements. as 90 gar
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The OPERA.-We look forward with inter
est to the Opera evenings of next week, at
our theatre. The company has made thetour
OF large portion of the States, with very
great success. Last summer its performances
were patronisedwith astonishing iberality in
the cities of the Ohio, the Upper Mississippi
and the Lakes astonishing when we consid-
er that the Opera was perfect novelty in
those cities, and that those who see the Opera
for the first time are generally impressed with
the idea that it is supremely ridiculous style
of drama. The houses were, however, crowd
ed for prolonged seasons, especially in St.
Louis, where the company remained for six
weeks, and were urged to stay vet longer
VI the capabilities of the corps we are most
iavorabiy impressed. ARDITI is an admira.
Die Director. Rose DE- VRIEs is not only n
very superior Vocalist, but a fine actress -
we heard her with very great pleasure some
two years since, and learn that she has made
a wonderful advance in her powers and az.
complishments in her difficult art since that
day. PozzoLINI is an exquisite tenor. We
have not heard the other artists, but take il
for granted that they are capable of sustain.
ing their parts TO the credit of themselves and
the company. Messieurs. DE VRrEs and Ar,
nrfI would hardly select persons who were
net. The pieces chosen for the four nigllts
are amongst the most popular of Operas, and
we anticipate highly fashionable and intelli-
gent Houses to see them.
The number of interments in New Orleans du
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CRATES AND FENDERS.-600 EN-.
~ AMELED CRATES AND TENDERS FOR
SALE AT REDUCED PRICES.-The subscriber
has for sale the largest stock of CRATES and FEN
DERS before offered for sale In this city, of his
own manufacture. The Crates embrace all the va
rious kinds and patterns, such as square topped
Gothic, Lptic, Circle, &C., with beautiful rounding
Tenders, Summer Pieces, &C., to match.
Orders for Crates, Tenders, &C., from town and
country punctually attended to and carefully packed
Merchants purchasing to sell again will be supplied
the lowest Northern prices with the usual discounts
off for cash by wholesale. Apply at my Bell and
Brass Foundry Main, between 9Th and 9th streets,
Richmond, Va.
de2-dlmis* SAMTIET, ID. DENOON
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MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, the 18th instant, by the Rev
J. II. Davis, WILLIAM E. MASON to Miss CATH.
EklNE A.. YEATMAN, both of this city.
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The number of interments in New Orleans du.
ring the week ending Dec. ~, was 81. Of which
slly were from cholera
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
The Virginia Sentinel is informed that the
track of the Orange and Alexandria Rail
road is now laid to the Rapidan River, and
that the cars will commence their regular
trips to that point, on the End Of January
There will then remain fifteen miles of sta.
ging to Gordonsville. The Sentinel antici
pates that this line will take the travel from
Washington to Richmond. We trust that the
good old Fredericksburg Road has its eyes
open and viii be in readiness for the formi-
dable competition which may be expected
from that nnarter
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B-DR. WIN. H. MINOR, practitioner, for the
last twenty years, in the cities of NEW YORK and
PHILADELPHIA, begs leave to tender to the citi-
of Richmond his services in all the branches of
his profession. DR.. MILNOR may be found during
the day, at his Office. HILLS READING ROOM
BUILDING, corner of Main and Governor streets,
and at night, at his residence, VIRGINIA HOUSE,
Grace street. no 7-Sm*
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A HANDSOME PREsEsT.-We have receiv-
ed. through the hands of Mr.. j. j. Fry, from
DIR. Clement K. Harris of Augusta, barrel of
very superior family -four, bearing the brand
Of DIR. Harris's Mills at Mount Scion, Au-
gusta county. We tender DR.. Harris cur
most grateful and cordial acknowledgements
for this substantial as well as handsome to.
ken of his friendly regard The flour lie of
the finest quality, and we are not surprised
to learn that some specimens of it, exhibited
ut the Agricultural Fair were considered by
good judges fully equal to any that was ON
the ground. We hope that the Mount Scion
Mills may acquire the wide reputation they
deserve. Among the Touring mills of the
Valley, they have probably no superior
Their enterprising and liberal proprietor has
sur best wishes for his prosperity and sue.
CESS.
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pEMOVAL.-THE TIN AND SHEET
~ 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.. VIM. Wallace
He returns thanks to his friends and the public for
being better prepared to attend to their favors
than formerly he respectfully soicts q continuance
of the same at his new establishment.
de 20 CHAS. II. LANGLEY.
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DINKING IRONS.-A supply of large,
i medium and small sizes, just received BY Ex-
G. j. sINToN l. CO.. n Main ST..
de % Sign of the Circular Saw.
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Anthony Ten Eyck, Esq, Of Albany, N. ", wa
tsewn from bs carriage last week and killed
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THEATRE.
MONDAY, JANUARY 2 1874
.OPEkING NIGHT
Of the New York eelsb,.,.s
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
GB4vn ,y ogey Forty Pezfvmerstt
0infA sD CHORUS And Full opnuran,
ohos1 Inc grand direction of The
MAESTRO and renowned coHpossr pishes
oIG N o Il L. AR hTrrr
NEW ScEEERIEG-GOBcro - ! 4.
BhiLLLANT DEC0R1TitoSysstss SsAs--
FOR FOUR NIGHTS osrv
LUCREZIA BORGIA,
., Gn winch occasion the following pn,;v.r,os
s eminent artlsses will have the honor Of and
Nsppeersnee fefore the citizens o. R;cS,aner
0iu Az ~ hoSA De VRIES, the great Prn,s T.
oiuNoh rOLLOLlNI, one Of the s,restss. ~
s1cN6 spe asy lately Of Mad. Sontag's Onsr.
SioNohA oIEDENBURG, the pronipept ~
,Ice, lately of Madame Alboni,s 1,nsra eaatre'
SSiGNOR COLLETI, the wonderful Rsssn -.
oinSohl BAkATTiNI CAEDI and PARoIzIu
~ suSscription Book open at Mr.. TsvIor's I'll
s,oie on saturday morning, the 3lst inslen, nSse
me Ioowing Monday, hen seats NAV ba ia N
Secured seats. .....
de S0-2t ''''''''''''.... "
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FAMILIES, &c. WILLIE SU p :
IL Piled WITH BREAD, 6c., on MONDAY
morning for the day, by my wagons, aud from the
store Those having orders TO be filled on that Day.
will please send az early AZ convenent.
de ri WIN. FALC0NER.
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NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLM
IN Frs OF THE TREDEGAR IRON COM
PANY.-The last dividend due by me to the Stock
holders of this Company will be paid by application
at the Farmers Bank on WEDNESDAY, the 4th of
January, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A NJ, and
O'Clock, p. NJ. J. Il. ANDERSON.
Richmond, Dec. so, 1858. de- l-4t*
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7 IFE INSURANCE-FOR WHITE
1lPERSONS AND SLAVES.--The National Safe
Life and Trust Company; charter perpetual capital
S250,0e0: Principal office, No. 62 Walnut street,
Phiadelpha office of the agency in Richmond, in
Lisles Row, l4th street, next to Messrs. Toler l.
Cook continue offer the greatest inducements and
advantages to the public in regard the insurance of
the lives of white persons and slaves. All losses
promptly and satisfactorily adjusted. Gail at the
sffice in Lisle's Row, and procure pamphlets and
circulars, which will be furnished gratis, by
C. r. BROKEN, NJ. ID.
de S0-2t* Agent and Medical Examiner
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-NEW YORK
~ AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Specie, Gold, Silver, Bullion, Jewelry, Precious
Stones Metals or Valuable Articles of any kind will
Ships, viz: the Jamestown or the Roanoke ex.
cept by special agreement with the Agents the Pur
sers of the Ships; will the Company be RESPONSE
BILE for such articles unless bills of adng granted
therefor, and the value therein stated.
LUDLAM Il WATSON,
au25 Agents
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/ HAVE FOR HIRE, several Servants,
Il both Men and Women, at moderate prices for
good homes Enquire on Marshall, between 4th and
9Th streets
dc SITS WIN. EVANS.
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FDUCATION.-The subscriber, having
IL regained his health, will resume the duties Of
his School, situated Second street between Clay
and Leigh, on MONDAY, I'd Jan'y next From
experience thirty years in teaching, he feels con-
fdent that he render perfect satisfaction to his
patrons.
TERMS For English Grammar, Geography, Phi
losophy, History and Bookkeeping, per session,
Sl5; Primary studies, $40.
NIGHT SCHOOL-A Night School win also be
opened on the evening of the I'd fer young men,
Terms per month, $3.50.
de 29-Stt A, g. SAUNDERS.
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NOTICE. - Myself or my agent, Mr..
In George Miles can be seen at the office of Messrs
Toier L. Cook, during the hiring season.
de SI-4t VIM. BARRETT.
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uREvs DIR. WADE will preach 70. Mon R05v
sftsrnoon, % O'Clock, in the Armory Church.
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
IN stockholders of the Manchester Cotton aud Wool
Manufacturing Company will be held at the office Of
o'clock de 28--4tA
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Ell Egy Ess NOTICE.-RICH-
EaEE iNlt<.s, zzf-Eiss MOND AND DANVILLE
RAILkOAD-OPEN TO ROANOKE, so MILES.
On and after MONDAY, Jan. 3D. 1854, the will
leave Richmond at A, NJ. Returning, leave Roam
oke at 1910 p. M. A. TALCOTT,
de 81 Chief Engineer and Sup't.
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nor SALE-To remain in the city,
IL servant WOMAN, about 40 years old, said TO be
de 81 TOLER COOK
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SUGAR AND SYRUP.-75 bbls Coffee
~ SUGAR
so bbls. SYRUP. In store and for sale by
de 3l-lw DUNLOP, MONCURE l. CO.
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FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS.
l. Those who are not yet supplied with Gentle
mems Fancy and Furnishing Goods invited to
make early call at the store under the American,
where they will find large assortment of select
styles, ct very low prices
de 81 VIM F. ADCOCK co,
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A physician" in the WAsg has some
,trictures upon our article on this SUBJECT
He s;scourseth as follows;
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ROSEWOOD BOXES.--We shan re,
n, .siya ner ztsnmer Jamestewn to-day, ,es g
s.rv beautiful Rosewood Writing pe.ks' 49,
Pnysss PORT Folos, Morocco and Paper "sSas'
i'i -, snnnss for 1854 beautifully boune ara ns.
rated Sc ali Of the STANDARD Pests u sseqss
tias;ass Eor sale hv SLADE I $500
de 20 - --s y -
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NOTICE.-The stalls in the New Veget-
IN able Market House. at the First Market, will be
rented out at public auction at IL o'clock SATUR-
DAY, the 3lst day of December, 1858; said renting
to take effect from the first day of January 1854 for
one year.
de 3g-2t SAML EILIS.
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NEGRO HIRING.--The subscriber again
IN offers his services to his friends and the public
for HIRING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing year
He pledges himself to use his best exertions 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-
rience of twelve years. to be able give satisfaction
He will also attend to RENTING OUT HOUSES,
and collecting all claims entrusted to his care.
" Office at the old stand of Dabney & Cauthorn,
corner of Main and 18th streets, opposite the City
Hotel
de 29-d3t wlt* - EDWARD N, DARNEY.
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NOTICE TO TOBACCONISTS.- am
IN now receiving orders for TOBACCO BOXES,
for the ensuing year. Those wishing to be supplied
will please call early. EDW'D s. DUDLEY,
de 20 18th street. between Main and Franklin
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NOTICE.-To arrive on the 31st inst,
IN 100 head of three and four year oln MULES,
strictly No l, and for sale as low as the lowest.
de 23-6ts LEE OYERLEY.
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PANAWAY-ROSE, a very bright mu-
~ latto girl, about years old. of rather light
hair, dark eyes and large mouth Has lived for the
last three years with Mr. Hitchcock but left the
sdence of William Hancock about the Goth of No.
vember last 1t is supposed she is secreted in Rich
mond liberal reward will be paid for her delive-
ry at any Jail in Richmond.
de 29-4t r. N. MACKENZIE.
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EXPLORATION OF THE VALLEY
~ OF THE AMAZON, by Lieut.. w. l.. Hern-
don, U. 8. Navy, Maps and Platter. For sale by
de3l w. RANDOLPH.
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CUTTERS frkins very superior &c
ID shen Butter Just received per steamer James.
town, aud for sale BY JOHN A. ROBINSON,
de "a Corner ct Gary and Va street,.
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ISSES BERRY'S SCHOOL, on Fifth
Iy1 street. between Clay and Leigh, viii continue
it's session on TUESDAY, January 3d.
instruction given in all kinds of Embroidery and
Fancy.work either by the quarter or single lesson
de 29-3t*
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I OST OR STOLEN.-An acceptance of
IL Tinsley & Bryants, of draft drawn by Daniel
Ammen, at go days from the Sd November, 1858, for
one hundred and fifty dollars All persons are here.
by fore warned trade for same, payment has
been stopped.
dc 5i-3t* SAMUEL FlTZ
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lyHENILLE HEAD DRESSES.--N. G.
~ BARTON, 100 Main street, has received some
superb Chenille Head Dresses. ds w
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CHOT-lO00 bags SHOT, assorted sizes,
de si@ @ DUNLOP, MoNCURE L co.
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J. Z. NORRIS, Agent.
P. CLAIBORNE GOoCH, NJ D., Medical Advi-
Ter. do 3I-dlm
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MANY CITIZENS.

u ADAMS 4 CO.'S EXPRESS i'm conse-
quence of the repairing of the steamship Roanoke"
hereafter all goods received at Office in New
York Mondays and Wednesdays inclusive, and
directed to Richmond, Will be sent inland unless
otherwise marked per jamestown of Saturday.
ADAMS & CO., Ne.-4 l4th street,
de iS-lm Under Exchange Hotel,
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CHEWING BIRDS, with emery balls at
y tached-The above useful article for the ladies'
rran Ia fanpa at BULKLEY co.'s,
de- IN Isl Main street.
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nRINE NEW HAMS, Sides, Shoulders,
III Joles and Smoked Beef, landing per steamer
aud for sale BY ,,opxu
de SS JOHN y. IlAlbOANl..-
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SLOCKS-8 day and 30 hour clocks,
~ Gothic, square top, round, &C., with mahogany
or rosewood cases. For sale by
GENNET JAMES,
de 81 Eagle Square.
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DUCKWHEAT FLOUR, Brazil and
ID Havana White Sugar, Superior Cognae Brandy,
Port Wine. Rio aud Java Ceiiee, For sale by
AZ 81 DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO.
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NEGROES FOR HIRE-Will be hired
IN ON the I'd day of January, 1854 at the Court
House of Henrico county, at ii o'clock, A. NJ, be-
tween so and 40 valuable SLAVES, belonging to
sundry estates consisting of farm factory aud brick
yard hands. THOS w. BOSWELL,
de 2S-5t PHILIP B. JONES.
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N7HIiTE GOODS. 10 cases. ceIaP IT,.
w =. fall assortmsnl q White s., sse stsp,
cseelsd ao, 40 Swiss Ma.lin ss ~ rsss d. Is.
do Satin Lace Cheek az esgssrss and fsr sale -
ne trade 4 ssry low PEN kESr, PAlSE KENT
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rsupIgTMAS AND NEW YEARS

lppEsENTS.--what could be more esa ~ =.
than line Dagaerreetype taken y % M. awe and
at all prices saitapis W. sAs PAATIsS
Virginia Daguerrean Gallery sstaelissnss s .sss
rs Main ssreet, under the 6oihis ia"V
de 26
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METROPOLITAN HALL

GREAT BILL FOR SATURDAY NIGHT.
w"25 SONGS AND DANCES. "a
Sanford and Collins in the Budget of Jokes
NEW DANCES, BYR. H. Sitter.
Doors open at CT. Commences at II.
u Admission Is cts
La SOMNAMBULA. De sgpoI, VI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31

GENTLEMEN'S DOUBLE SOLED
W BOOTS AND SHOES.--A superior supply In
store, and will be sold low, at No. IS Main st BY
de VIM. WALSH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31

IANARY CAGES. Mocking and Canary
~ Bird Cages, some very handsome patterns just
received and for sale by rn.,.N
de % LImMEhAAN. 8