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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER OHIO.
MORE GOLD FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamship Ohio. from Aspinwal has arrived
bringing Sa5o0ooo in gold on her freight list together
with large quantity in the hands passengers of whom
she brings large number.
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AUCTfON SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
No yALUABLE HEsIDENcp. An,

Most VALUABLE REsxnryCE az.
~ SEVERAL VACANT LOTS FOR SALE AT
1 aUGnION, At THE CORNER OF LEIGH AND
oIHS tEE1b VIII be sold on TUESDAY The o9,d
Gay OF March 1853. ufon The premises tommrnrine AZ
80 CLOCK T. NJ that desfably located property al me
souh east corner OF Lrig aud Sixth streets ting ON
feet. 80 i'"iis DUCK 10
VIII be divided 50 1910 give the dwelling 40 feet
hL YaS .ui.e vacant Its each 81 feet front ram pe
back los ieet TO an all 10 ee WIDE 10 b. ooaurJ To-
tne use oil tbs property. The DIS thing on Ibis ot -
p VI "ood mas. above ha ement rooms hes dea ey-
ptica klicht N, wood house. smnke house Ayc-
De lot abound$ in shubbery aad ornamental and
lily. ~ '' se"'eel nam
IERMs-O ne-foar cash. ba anee atG 10 and Is rooths
ui hee2taoe notes. interest added secured by trust
ueeu. any one should desire TO purchase the whole
popeIV before the day oisale please call on the auct
i'ne t w. GODDIN, Auct
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SkOCEKsEs, GSe.-On THURSDAY tte oath
~ March, will sell at 10 o'clock mr. our nnotioa
STORE, an assortment of Groceries, viz.
Rio, Java and Manila Coffee
Coffee sugars, Liverpool Salt
Rectfed Whskey
Rum, Bacon, Herrings
Candles green Teas
Lamp Oil
Cigars, Wines, &c &c
oder 100 cash; 500, and over four months
credit Tor approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN 6CO.
Aurf
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ii.
more, March 80. 73 nos, II dmwn
CAPITALS.
l Of $50 COG lOl Of S 900
10 Of 5000 1ot of... 400
Tickets So halves 5, quarters So
To my old customers and friends
%. My Office is opened al No Governor street,
Qate r SCOTS Office, for the sale of Lottery Tickets
where 1t will give me great peaure to wait on you
sy Orders for Certificates Packages or single tick
ct and shares in of the Maryhnd Lotteries
prompt and confidential atention.f addressedto
r. FRANCE & CO., Managers, or to
mh8 c. B. LUCK, Richmond Va
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Il. FRANCE ~ co.,
MO GOVERNOR STREET RICH
IN MOND, VIRGINIA.

Nfhmd I4OtterIes for Wnfch, 1888.
SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR MARCH 49,
$4,000, 90, 900, 10 900, 7,5OD
Grand Consolidated Lottery, class to be drawn at
Baltimore on Saturday, March 10. 1853. IS nos, IL
drawn. -
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ANEs A. SMELL, agent for M,llson Smell has
- taken the stand No. o. West Main street, lately
occupied ny John A. Smell Co.. ard has Just received
part aid by "Wednesday viii i.aye entire new
s1iA OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods aud respect
iuiy soIcts the patronage of the friends of the late
nrihs OF Jno A. Smell & Co Barnes & SHELL and Hugh
Reigh Or II tf7
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TO THE PUBLIC.

I'VE subscriber has taken the Powhatan House in
the aty OF Richmond aud is preparedto entertain in
yelling public generally.
Having thoroughly repaired andnewly and handsome.
FURNISHED this well known and popular hotel pleasant,
~ and conveniently located Broad and Governor st
near the Capitol and City Hail. he feels assured that he
will be enabled to give satisfaction those who may ia
YOUR him with their patronage
no ID IL
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- We have received large lot of black and coloured
Cloths, black Doeskns bought of the importers in New
York and we prepared to sell them bargain by
the iece or yard
CHAS. HARTWELL& CO.
mn ~ Opposite Swan Tavern.
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nv. HaAHf!'-Dy tHt SHIPS IonanOnda and
~ America, from Liverpool, the subscriber is in re-
ceipt OF his spring importation of CHINA AND EAR.
IHENWARE, direct from the manufactures andsby
the packet from New York and Boston, his supplies of
dLASS. LOOKING GLASSES FANCY GOCDs
&c Having one of the best assortments he has ever
offered In which are many and desirable patterns
and his whole stock having been purchased before the
recent rise IN Earthenware and Glass he is able offer
great Inducements those in want of any article in his
line v-. UIrf1U < w .rT 1850
NH 15-3m No ~ Main stree.
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NAMRRIC AND SWISS TRIMMING-A
u superb lot of the above goods Just received.
c. HARTWELL Il co,
NH 10 Opposite Swan Tavern.
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CITY GUAGEH

To the Voters of Richmond:
At the solicitation OF many friends, hereby announce
myself a candidate for the place of GAUGER. Should
it be pleasure to elect me- promise that pains
my part shall be spared t. give satisfaction
NH I'm N. DAVIS.
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=
ntlemen: Thankful for past avors, lin resp ctiu.
ly announ, myself candidate for .e-elec ion.
NH lid ]. III. s TRORtA, Civ (fauy r.
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THE CENTRAL RAILROAD.

The Richmond correspondent of the An.
gusta Vindscator, after remarking that the
skilful and energetic engineer, Mr.. Elicit,
has now the control of that portion of the
Blue Ridge road which has hitherto stood in
the way Of the prompt completion of the
temporary mountain track, expresses the
opinion that the cars will be running to Staun-
ton by the first of February next. The wri
ter adds that the negro laborers who viii re-
tire from the work during the holydays, will
men. Aust compliment is paid to Mr. Elicit
for his energy in obtaining hands and push
ing forward the road.
Wetrust that the pleasing anticipations of
the Vindeators correspondent may be fully
realized. Its most gratifying to know that
the temporary track Is disentangled from that
portion of the State work, which, on account
OF the want OF force, has hitherto arrested its
advance. Like the Pilgrim of Bnny.n, when
he escaped from the Doubling Castle, it will
now 60 on its way rejoicing, and nothing can
stop it's progress to the celestial land We
need no longer feel any anxiety as to the pc
Rod of completing the Blue Ridge Tunnel
That great work viii no doubt be accom-,
plished as soon Us possible, under the circum-
stances, and in the mean time. the railroad
will be moving farther and farther westward,
and the Blue Ridge no longer obstruct the
social and commercial intercourse of Eastern
and Western Virginia
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A BIG STEAMER

An article In q late number of Chambers
Edinburgh Journal speaks OF the building of
n English iron steamer of enormous dimen-
siens $50 fee; long, 80 feet wide, and SIS fee.
deep, with double bottom, SO that if one be
injured, the other will still prevent sinking
1t is thought, says the article, that this ship
viii be remarkably steady in the water, as her
great length viii reach over two Atlantic
waves at once; and that she may go ahead
under all circumstances, she is to be fitted
with paddle-wheels rs well as screw, that one
may be used should the other become use.
less. Avessel of such dimensions is a great
experiment. and, We should fear, some
yrhat ha zardcus one
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sIgOPE.

This town has become an object o. especial in
teres, from The great naval battle recently iough
there between the Russian and Turkish heets II
Is situated on the Southern coast of the Black Sra
IL the province of Natolia, which is part of Tur
Key In Aria. IL Is place Of great antiquity, aud
mas been one OF great wealth aud power. Ii Is
now much reduced having population OF proba-
bly, not more than $4,000. 1t is situated ON low
rec<y isthmus connecting the high rocky pronon
tory oil Ada with the main land Its port which IL
raid tobe TIE best the coast Is on the South side
OF the town and u protected from the North lar d
Northeast gales by the isthnus and pronontosy
already mentioned Ships anchor within on.,.th;rd
of mile OF the town in from 10 TO II iathoms. ar
nearer II In from 5to tathofns The roadstead On
the North side of the isthmus ia exposed siaopa
Is of tho principal stations el the Turkish feet
and there are docks and arsenala for its accomno'
daiion and outfit Itsexports arc considerable, the
principal being timber, sslt cordage, fish oil. &c
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

AMERICAN HOTEL.-B NJ Mortimer w D
Hart, C Titus, w ii cartwright, Whitley,
Mrs Johnson New York; ] II Clark, Williamsburg;
Jno F Wiley, Amelia; J Guthrie, Penn; Mrs Z
Parks and children, Gainesville; Q r Funston.
Clarke: L r Davidson, S Badger, D Walker,
Richmond; Read and son, kanawha; Miss Nash,
N C.; Jos Bond Ware Mo; Jones, + Mitchell,
Henrico; II Powell, Lynchburs; Price. Buck
inehani; s Jones, PEila; w Warden, Va; g A
Cain, Washngton; Il Lewellen, w Tupman,
Petersburg Waiter, n Orleans J ? Clay, Lynch
burg; Bedford Brown, lady and two daughters,
Faquier co; G G Williamson, L S Navy.
EXCHANGE HoTEL.-Miss Vaudeville, Ohio;
Capt Arnold, England; J Timberfake, b Flanagan,
Charlottesville: N A Burrass Louisa: Miss Battle,
Ala; ID Nicholas Miss; Thos Marx; AmeliH w Is
Weaver, Greensviile C II Davis and lady, Halifax E
L Baptist Fl College: w Wade. Nsrfolk, " + Car
w Flood Appomattox: Miss Cafee. Gloucester;
L Walker, Richmond; Z o Fitzgerald, Cambridge; T
II Foulson, Scherer, Acconack; J II Richardson,
Wytbeville; @ Lyan and lady, Boston; c Stuart.
Mecklenburg; DR. 4 FL Laird and lady. Boydt0n, Va;
DR. A Laird, lady and servant, Staunfon: w Hall,
lass, York; B Douglass, lady and child, King
William Geo w Cutting, Hartford; J Gilot
Loudon; C 4 Harris, w II Haskell, Clinton, Mass.
COLUMBIAN HOrEL--R ID Ghinlin Richmond;
nj Birmingham, Virginia and Tennessee Railroad I;
John Holland Morgantown; w Davis, Richmond
and Danyille Railroad NJ II Treadway, do;
Har grove, Nelson; c Read, Farnsilie; J + Stone,
John Stone. Amelia; William Pride, Lynchburg !;
DR.. Sims Henry; Robert Nj Jordan, Baltimore /;
s Brown and Lady. Cumberland: C Cunimins, nj
0tre, Philadelphia; X Tate, Ohio; James Rowe.
Tampa Bay; II nj Patton, Virginia; I Claiborne,
~ @ n r.: u b Hadgson. Virginia.
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SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND

Sales Of Stocks reported by job. 4. Lancaster and
Son, Brokers, for the treek ead!ag Thursday De-
cenber %, 1853:
Virginia per cents 81 years rnn last sales the
Treasury at Sl0S
Virginia per cents, Is years time las: sales $iO5
and int. g..
irgina per cents over 10 years to run last sales
800 and int.
Virginia per cts under 10 years run, last sales
Sl02 and interest.
Bonds guaranteed by the State, last sales $0S and
interest,
Richmond City Bonds, 81 years to run, last sales
$104 and interest. ....t ss
Richmond City bonds, short dates last sales slol
. to 10S and interest. .-f
Virginia Bank Stock, par $40, last sales $40
Farmers Bank Stock, last sales S1lS. n .
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales Sll2
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds last sales $685.
and interest.
Virginia Fire and Marine, last sales 500.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par SEQ lest sales
$SS
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock, last sales 500. 5-aess 81
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales S58.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sales
$40
Richmond and DaDville Railroad Stock, last Gales $40
james River and Kanawha Stocks, last sales Sla.
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RICHMOND MARKETs-pec. %.

CONNECTED DAILY. -"----
In consequence of the holidays there has been
very little dong the last few days
FLOUR.-The market is active at STAT 25. We
heard of sales to the extent of 1000 hbls at 81 for
shipping.
WHEAT, TOBACCO, and CORN, nothing doing
PORk.-Ths market is well supplied and sales
making at Sedp6 rs.
The sale of 1000 bbls. -four reported yesterday at
81, of Mason Lewis brand, not of that, but
other brands.
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NEW RAILWAY CARRIAGE

new kind of railway carriage is talked
Of in England, the plan being two tiers OF
seats instead of one, the body placed low, so
a. to give the necessary head-roona for the
passengers in each tier access to be given to
the upper TORS by side-doors, stair cases, and
steps, and to lower or ground tier by doors
placed at the ends, the body having pro
jecting platform protected by ratings at each
end, 10 enable the passengers to enter the
end doors. with q passage or thoronghfare--
as in Amexica--from end to end Of each car.
rage on tho lower foor.
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THE GENERAL AssEMBIy

The Senate yesterday assembled, hut so ueagro
the attendance that j, immediately adjourned
until Moaddy next.
The House lnet-Mr. PATRICK, of Kanawha in
the Chair, and at cnce adjourned. There is no
prospect we think, of a quorum the present week.
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LUCREZIA BoRCIA s.,
CpECTAL NOTICE-TTATJAN oppp,

81 -, C Q ~ ANY MEssRs. AGDITi 4 mp
VhEis directors OF the Italian Opera Company "a.
their Company, consisting Of forty.two sninsas
peIforp ere nnder the able direction of signor T.
AhDIIi, "lii commence an engagement on Moudav
evening next January 2nd. 1854, for positively fony
nights only, during which time, there win be siysn
the favorite Operas of Norrcs, Lucia di Lamsner.
moor, Lncretla borgia and La Sonnambula Fror,
they have been selected suited to please and
insure the announcements of the Richmond pubic
monday lopenlng night will be- presented tia
tlealers, see future snnouncemsnts de 2a-sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-30

II IFE INSURANCE-FOR WHITE
APERSONS AND SLAVES.-The National Safe
Life and Trust Company; charter perpetual; capital
$3.50, ore: Principal Office, No. e. Walnut street,
Philadelphia; Office of the agency in Richmond, in
Lsle's Row, 18th street, next to Messrs. Toler
Cook continue offer the greatest ipducem and
advantages the public in regard the insurance of
the lives of white persons and slaves. All losses
etfice in Lisie's Row, and procure pamphlets aud
circulars, which will be furnished gratis by
C. r. BROKEN, NJ. d.
de S0-2tt Agent and Medical Examiner.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
GREAT ATTRACTION.
FINE ARTS AND VOCAL MUSIC
ONE WEEK ONLY

COMMENCING SATURDAY, DEC. SIS,
~ BISHOP, Gate of the Seguin Opera
Il Troupe.l will present his serio comic
PA MIC
AND
VOCAL ENTE TAINMRNT
OF
MOUNT BLANC,
HOLY LAND.
LIFE OF A DRuNKARD
EXPEDITION IN SEARCHOF
- SIR JOHN FRANKLIN
ASCENT OF MOUNT VESUViU~, &e
70 The vocal illustrations in the above Entertain
ment are published and may be had ut the MuSc
Stores
CARDS OF ADMISSION-25ce cents, children half
price.
PIANIsTE-MAD'LLE. GlovANA
de 2c-ts
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pEMOVAL.-THE TIN AND SHEET
LIZ IRON ESTABLISHMENT of the subscriber
has been removed from 18th street TO 18th street. to
opposite the grocery store of Mr.. VIM. Wallace
He returns thanks bis friends and the public for
the generous patronage heretofore bestowed, and
being better prepared to attend to their favors
than formerly he respectfully solicits continuance
of the at his establishment.
de % CHAS. Fl. LANGLEY
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" MEETING AT HENRiCO COURT HOUSE
The citizens of the county Of Henrico are earnestly
requested TO meet at their Court Honse on the fret
MONDAY in JANUARY next, to appoint delegates
to attend the York River Railroad Convention to be
held at King and Queen Court Hanse on the 9th of
January. As the Road Is OF great importance to the
county, is earnestly hoped that every citizen who
can, will be present.
de 2i-tdm MANY CITIZENS.
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CE LEECHES, LEEcHEs.-Ths pubic are
neamer Jamestown, lot of superior Swedish aud
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 ID X. C. HOBSON.
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Eye SIGHT DRAFTS ON NEW ORLEANS
In to suit purchasers for sale at all times By
]. Il. MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank.
dec 2s-dSm
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EDUCATION.-The subscriber, having
IL egained his health, win resume the duties of
his School, situated on Second street between Clay
and Leigh, Jon MONDAY, Cd Jan'y next. From an
experience of thirty years in teaching hs feels
hden that he render perfect satisfaction his
patrons fsR=
TERMs:-For English Grammar Geography, Phi
losophy, History and Bookkeeping, per sessioo,
SIS; Primary studiss, $40.
NIGHT SCIiOOL.-A Night School viii also be
opened on the evening of the I'd for young men,
Terms per month, $3.50.
de 2q-St* < A a. SAUNDERS &
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" ADAMS L CO.'S EXPREss-In eonse.
quence of the repairing of the steamship Roanoke"
hereafter all goods received at our Office in New
York on Mondays and Wednesdays Inclusive, and
directed to Richmond VIII be sent inland unless
otherwise marked per Jamestown of Saturday
ADAMS L. CO, Nc 4, 18th street,
de i3-im Under Exchange Hotel.
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We are obliged to defer till tomorrow
ssne comments UPON "A Physician IN the
Why.
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Respectfully, your friend.
dc ~ VIM j. GEORGE

~ BEAUTIFUL DAGUERHEOTYPES OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liz beyond doubt one the
flfst artists in the country. We saw yesterday q
for decacy of outline and the general esacs of the
entire surpasses ofthe kind we ever
strong competition going among da guerresus hes
made our city the seat of the art In Virginia and
Richmond, with her PRATT, SIMMONS and
WHfTEHURST, 1--WE place them alphabetically for
its hard TO settle the question of priorityl defes
the competition of all "outxide har6ariansW
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" JOB AND CARD PRINTING-The DIS
PATCH JOB OFFICE, Governor Street. has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city and is prepared to do this description of
PRINTING on as reasonable terms as elsewhere in
the city, well as every other kind of PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Cali and see specimens
E~Plain and Fancy CARDS for SALE SO S-dtf
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IERVANTS FOR HIRE.-The subscri-
~ Der has for hire some nine or ten SERVANTS,
Women, Boys and Girls, among them is frat rate
cook, washer and ironer, and several fine chamber
maids besides two three boys and girls suitable fer
the house, d. w. ROYSTER
At the Office of Dunlop, Moncure L Co.
do pQ-otw
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u HENRY g. CANNON, ATTORNEY
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
Deeds &c, for New York. Pennsy lyania, North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio.
Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, SC.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen.
rico county. viii attend promptly to all Legal and
Notarial business with which be may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
Aim
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F- ABEL q. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.-O Office on Franklin street
under the metropolitan Hall, Richmond, Va
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TOR II IR E-A first rate BLACK
l. SMITH, for the coming year, OF good character.
Enquire of
de so kENT, P.AlNE L. KENT
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10 De followed by Saniords version OF HAPPY
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
Or REAL LIFE IN OLD VIRGINIA
Portraying the happiness of the negroes of the
South, introducing the harmony that prevails
upon plantations, their holiday fest-
walls, marriages. congo dances, &c.
Aunt Chloe Mr. Rudolph; Uncle Tom Mr. g. s. Sam
ford; Liza Mr.. r. II. Sitter; George Harris Mr.. J.
Lynch; Topsy, Mr. Collins; Lame Jake, Mr. kays.
nah; Classy, SIR. Fryer; Nose, Mr. Rainer.
SYNOPSIS OF lEcIDESTS:
Uncle TOMS Cabin. Aunt Chloe very INDUSTRIOUS
A Tale about the Abolitionisrs. aunt Chloe don't
like CINCINNATI RAIDER be or de Old Plantation
Song, "Dare's no use Talking when Niger wants
to GO" Topsy Uncle TOMS return from Camp
Solo, Topsy. Song George Harris. White folks dat
don't own Hiigsera very good to talk. Cousolation
froIa Uncle Tom. Song. my old Kentucky Home,"
Door, George Harris. Duett Though Sorrow
Clouds George and Liza Intrusion of Lame jake.
Separation. Song, ''Coon Hunt" Lame Jake -
Massa is no stingy man. Nose much pleased with
that idea, and very cautions about de jug. unels
Toms Cabin. Msrrage of Liza and George Harris
Dey both Jump de BROOM. Such Happy Time
Camp Meeting Chsnnts Corn shuekins Reel
Oh white folks, we Il have you to know,
Dis am NOT de version of Mrs. Stowei
In her de Darkies ali unlucky,
Butwe am de boys of Ole Kentucky.
Den hand de Bapj down to play,
Wen make It ring both night and day
And we care not what de white folks say,
Dey can't get us to run away.
EESs Admission IS cts. ae -
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E CITIZENS AND STKANGERS-Yisiting the
city, who wish to get their hair in the latest aud
most approved style. and their whiskers changed to
HOBSON, at the Hair Cutting, Shaving, Shampooing
and Bathing Saloon under the American Hotel, en-
trance on Ilth street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-30

To BATHS, BATHS, BATHS.-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Dres-
sing, Shaving and Shampooins Saloon under the
American Hote-entrance on 18th street.
Sing Bath 25cents. or FIVE tick ats for 81 DC
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ET- T. J. CARSON Il CO., NOS. Il AND 4S
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK-A good assort-
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. ie bly,
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IREAM OF LILIES-Use this elegant
u article IF ,ou have chspped hands, lips DC. One
publication Is generally sufficient. For sale by
fde m e. ]. PiCOT L co.