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DuLL.-With the exception Of MONDAY

DULL.-With the exception of Monday
last, we have never seen dull Christmas as the
present. Business, even in retail way, appears
country persons are visiting the city Wet weather
and bad roads have had their effect In producing
the present dearth but there other reasons fort
far more powerlul-one Of which is, no doubt, the
pressure in the money market. Az soon al the
new year sets In, however, we expect to see the
finances easy, business revive, and trade become
more brisk than it has been for many months.
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STEALING-On Thursday last officer
White arrested and Gagged William, slave to A Tim
berlake, of Hanover, on the charge of stealing
coat from Dennis Ryan. Yesterday morning the
accused was brought before the Mayor, and alter
patient hearing, found guilty, and ordered to be
well logged.
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DEAD.--The little negro child noticed by
us some days since as having been badly burned
In kitchen at the northeast corner of 2lst and
Main streets, has since died of its injuries.
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EAGLE INFANTRY.-J his handsome corps
commanded by Capt Munford, will parade today
to receive the Young Guard on their return from
Baltimore. Every member who can do 80, should
turn out on the occasion.
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OBsrRUcTloN.-Lew L. Smith was fined
81 by the Mayor for obstructing the sidewalk of
Broad street with box, on Saturday night last
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THEATRE.-We have only space to call
the attention of our readers to the fact that the
charming little Ellen Bateman takes benefit to-
night. She has prepared for the entertainment of
her friends a rich dramatic feast, and we hope to
see the Theatre crowded.
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NEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS street and
the cross street Immediately north OF the new depot
OF The Richmond and Danville Railroad Company,
very dirty and need attention. The vast amount
of slops and vegetable matter thrown 10 them, rem.
der them unfit for public highways.
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NORTHERN PAUPERs.-A friend of ours
received letter from gentleman in New York
few days since, desiring to be informed as to the
capacity OF the Relief Houses in this city tor pro-
viding for the poor, and wishing to know whether
or not the people of Richmond would feed and
provide for one hundred and fifty pcupers, if the
Benevolent Societies OF New York would send them
here. OF course an answer was promptly return.
ed Matso aoould not, as we had our own poor to
provide for.
1.-THE people of the North who engage in the
philantropic business of stealing and running of
Southern slaves, were to save the money thss
squandered, and expend it in feeding and clothing
the poor wAites around them, they would have lest
reason for endeavoring to foist upon Southern
community their pauper populstion. Let then
first add honesty to their benevolence, and thea
when they need assistance and call upon the SoutS
she will nobly respond to their cries for help =
Until that is done, all paupers arriving here from
the North, will be sent back immediately to tie
place from whence they came.
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To THE WHIGs OF Misunderstanding
Whigs: A snsetins will be held on MONDAY next.
Lat OF January, ct Heurico Court House at II to
confer together with reference to appointing dele
gates to Wbig Convention, to nominate candidate
for Governor, &c. MANY WFIIfa
+ ia 2Q-9,A
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AUCTION NorIcE.-The attention Of thn
public il solicited to aale Of WATCHES, JEW.
ELRY, 4c-. THIS EVENING. 1t O'Clock Sea
advertisement LARUS SHINE.
de 3e-1t Auctioneer.
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THE WEATHER has been very changea-
Bile for several days past. Yesterday morning we
had rain and snow, but in the afternoon the sun
shone out for time and soon removed the white
mantles with which the houses were covered
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T,HE DAILY DISPATCH.

S S
= :. - = - : ~. j. .....
THE DAILY DlSPAICn.
= -:
sA5uNOAx noK..r... - : - - -:
Tnr 0ID YrAR.--To morrow closes the
,,e. g ,asx r. has been I mf,sf eyentful
-, 80. Wa pestslence. want, Hood, Ore, and
"a. : .r.a.a roumercial dtuaxess have cover.
s. 81. ..vth ~fth trihnlnfiou. II has been
S. 90. IL = a,.freea II n.ffons.s Of dismAl
vs;l;nv. aver herea erneuts and misfortunes,
and Of "mea's hearts fAiiine 'nen ~ ~
future. Inc year ls9s nss oeeu !. 80 8 4. !
times And hsrd times. 80 q -.
household heaftns snas P'sk10 -. -
have dcsoiated. ana lnauy 'ue pa.n0osy W.
tune. which towe1eu UP s1.e9 .l1 ssaso.y
year ago. ana = NY" Allsoa .''s
Thoasanos @ mecnAn,1s -. Z. iAS,a.
men, VINO, q Tue OeSsnn1Ak - snss ycAs' us1
plenty @ enpaoy1nen' suu koo. 49,. 80
now deprived o. occaps1lsn' sna' VAN '1sll
helpless tamnies, e1poseo " 'ne psli,s =
starvation. Inc sky seems 70 &c = ~ u.fA
est. and nature. with her clouds and rains.
sesms to sympAthize with the general gloom
which involves she dying yesr. Lei Us nope
that We have seen the worst, ana tnat We
shall soon have clear horizon ana DETER
and brighter times.
But let us not forget the lessons which have
Dssu xught us by that stern teacher. ! s5a.
now sinking in his grave. A stern teacher
he has been. indeed. with scourge Which
oil Of us, more or less, have felt, and whose
smart we shall long feel. But. if we heed
his voice, he win prove useful teacher 70
US, and we shall learn lessons OF Wisdom ana
virtue which will increase the happiness OF
future years. Let War, with its infinite hor-
rors, impress upon US the duties OF national
justice and contentment, and OF brotheriy
love to our race. Let the Plague. and the
terrible disasters by sea and land, admonish
rs show frail and uncertain our life is' ana
teach rs $50 to live that we may never De
afraid to die" Let the pecuniary distress oi
the country lead to an avoidance OF e1tra9a-
gance and ostentation in our mode OF NE =
Let the sufferings of those about US open our
hearts to the melting influence OF cnarhy.
1t is well known that the poor are more cnar-
liable to each other, in proportion to their
s' 'Ia.. ' s:a.s.a..noa ;n,;to,a their
s-.,a 49, 49,, dao,.rea Nv tho Voice
- :-l-:...:a. a.. - ~ .c;votb n the
800 800 .a,ha Taran ne who would
r., -. o.a .,,;nas Co. h;mso,f in the future.
-. h;m o..t ii. hroad mon the waters of
.S 49," IL. sa. 90. -. dos harvest more
-. 49, Nj 80. o,,;oLa nad ;nto
81, $3.50 - - 81, -s,,,.. ~ t;s hanovo,o.oe.
''i' "11 Do"1'y. " = -o----- -, -
SLAVERY AND COMMERCE. The whole
commerce of the world turns upon the pro-
ducts Of Slave Labor. What would com
MERGE be without Cotton, Sugar. Tobacco,
Coffee, Rice and Naval StorssY All these are
the products Of slave labor. II is settled
fact that free labor cannot produce them in
sufficient quantity to supply the demands of
mankind. 1t has been said that one free la
borer is equal to five slaves. If that be SO.
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CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL.

CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL.
I THE VIRGINIA RIFLES, al
CAPT JOHN HARrz, will give Grand e.
III CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL, at La AN
- fayette Hall. on MONDAY Evt;NlNG, W
Jan. lat, 1855. = "
TICKETS VI. No charge for Ladies'. Tickets to be
had of any of the undersigned, committee
Quartermaster R. Schultz, Sergeant Hershainer
6ergeant Tinnermann. and Corporals HaEemeyer
Engelkng and Rubrecht az Sg-Sts
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THOSE WHO ARE IN QUEST OF
ELEGANT and APPROPRIATE PRESENTS
FOR THE
HOIIDAYSii

valuable, or can better express the good will
and the good taste of the glver than
w E. L l. e. % SEN BOOK.
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MEcHANIus' IHsrITUrE. = II

MEcHANIos' INsTITUTE. = The regular
meeting of the Mechanics institute has been post.
poned BY the Board of Managers from the LIT to the
10th January next in order to ensure alarger attend
ance Of members than could be expected on New
fears night. The Board are exerting all their
powers TO have the School Of Design opened at ~
early aday a. possible. and from Whnt we know OF
their action, that sckool viii be Ia successful opera
lion In short time. Circumstances beyond their
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THE YoUNG G UARD have been treated
with the utmost civility and polteness during their
sojoarn in Baltimore. On Thursday, they visited,
in squads, number of places of interest, and at
night went the Holiday street theatre by invita-
ton Afterwards they psrtook OF splendid enter
tainment provided by the officers of the SD regi
ment of Maryland number of speeches were made
and the occasion was one of unalloyed pleasure.
They were to visit Fort Nc Henry Yesterday BY in.
have been unren1itting in their attentions to our
gallant young soldiers
P. S.-We received last night the following tele-
graphic despatch from Baltimore
awe have just returned from Fort McHenry,
where we were well received. We have four en-
gagements for tonight. In the morning we leave
for Washington, on our route homeward"
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DEATH OF JUDaE.-Hon. Samuel Peters, the
Oldest member of the legal profession in Connecti-
cut died at Colchester Ia that State, on the a6th of
December,
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CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL.

CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL.
TEE MoNTGOMERY GUARD.
(cAPr. PATRICK t. MOORE,)
Beg leave to inform their friends and a
H. the public. that their ANNUAL BALI, will e
MI take place on MONDAY Evening, the 8th an
~ of January next, at CORINTHIAN HALL. ktt1dA
Main between 9th and 10th sts
TIcREs 90 so, including REFRESHMENTS and
SUPPER. No charge for Ladies. - =
- Further particulars in future notice.
8 de- Z7-8t
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iHE MURDER TRIAL AT CHrcAGo.-In the case
Of GEORGE w. Green, on trial at Chicago, on the
charge OF numbering his wife. the panel of jurors
was completed on the third day; the last juror
sworn was the one hundred and ninth that had been
called
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SOUTHERN MAIL Observation-Disclosures from a
paragraph In the Columbia, Is. Co. Times, the pro.
liability 10 now that the Southern mail will not be
carried after the LIST of January at ALL The con
tract with Mr.. Douglass was simply to carry the
mail which he proposed to sub.let to the Soutb
Carolina Railroad. The department forbids him
to DO &c; and If he persists viii probably annu the
contract. No arrangements have been made for
wagon transportation and the Department IL se-
verely censured by the press a. vaciIlatiug. imbe
cile and malicious.
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BEVERLEY &. WKLroFD. Affornev 81
Law, uate Of FFedsricksburg1 win sttsna 3. an
professional business which may Be enfr,se "A * Mn
II nr near the city Of Richmond - a.la
For The present. he may be found 1t the oig;c~ ~
Arthur Morson, Esq . on Governor, faciss CsnltSi
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CALLED CoURTs-The court called for
Thursday Last. to examine Richard Lambert, char.
ged with the murder of Humphrey, slave, did not
meet, consequently the prisoner was remanded I'm.
til the sth January. The court called yesterday,
for the examination of Manchester, Humphreys and
Whitman, charged with passing counterfeit money
and with having it in their possession knowing the
same to be spurious, also failed to meet and their
examination was deferred until the regular meeting
of the Hastings Court.
We saw, yesterday, at the State courthouse, Mr..
Alexander Jillson, who suspected of being con.
cerned with the above pl isoners in passing coun.
terfeit money. He had been on to Liberty, in Bed.
ford county, where, learning that Manchester had
been arrested, and that he had been suspected for
leaving here on the 18th inst he had come on here
to meet any charge that might be brought against
him. There were also present several persons
from the State of New York, who were in attend.
ance as witnesses for the defence What ey are
expected to prove we unable to cay, but OF one
thing we are perfectly certain and that is that il
the prisoners are innocent, they will assuredly be
acquitted.
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Col A. M. Ruth, State Senator from al Peter,
Parish, 8. c., died last Tuesday

John Mitchell. Esq., has withdrawn from, ~.
inca y. paniished In New York in conseonence ~
hls eys-sight being injurionsy affected By his d.
which be has been personalIv idsr,;ssa extent OF
paper has been injurious 10 IL influence ma nros
perity He wiz still contribute however - ~ -.
Csizan mainly on literary topics and always un
Ted hereafter By Mr. McCienahan. who -. o- n ~.
beginning. - ~ u
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MONRcs WARD RELIEF HOUSE, will be
open on SATURDAY morning, for the delivery of
food, at 0 O'Clock A. N. de 29--N
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DAGUERREOTYPEs FOR CHRIsTMAs AND
New YEAR PREsENTs.-NothiDg can be 10 accepta.
BILE to real friend a. likeness of ones self Many
who, during the holidays of last year, made this
KIDD OF present. little dreamed that they were giving
what Is now cherished an invaluable keepsake.
rendered 20 either by death or absence.
And while the wings of fancy still are Free
And can view this mimic ahow Of thee.
Time has but half succeeded in this theft:
Thyseif removed; the power to soothe me ieftn
A choice assortment of Fancy Cases and Gold
Lockets, Pins, Rings &c.
de % M. r. sIMONs. Isl Main st.
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Loaf OR STOLEN.

AO91 OK 6IOxS6N.
.ANE HUNDRED Do L LARS RE-
" WARD-Stolen from me yesterday morning,
the Ofics Of the Virginia Central Railroad, small
cotton bag, containing nine hundred and ninety.fve
dollars, $a5 of which in silver, and the balance
Ia North Carolina notes of Is, SO and $40. will
give the above ward for the return of the same to
me, or Its being left at this Office.
de 29-2I* DAVID ANDERSON, ia
- STRAYED, from Mr. Grants
Tobacco Factory, on Franklin street, On
with yellow spots on the ehrs and some very small
spots on his back. reasonable reward will be paid
for tbs return OF the Dog to Mr.. Grants Factory.
de 29-2tt
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Iowa SENATORIAL ELRcy1oN.--We have intelll
fenee nom iowa that fho Legislature at that Stat,
haye me0 tonr nnsucc0sstnl aftem,ts b eleet ! {
nenaf0r ne contestants lWere.-Harian. whie
Who Fecsavsd IS yoaAs. and cook. eilycr err
wig, Who was supported BY the Nebraskaitas. nj
resolved - vuto6 There wars 10 acS1eerine yote6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-30

A STRONG CoAPARIsoN.-Ano old printer Of
our acquaintance remarks that the late CON-
mander of the Baltic fleet went out one of
the last fast Napier presses, and came back
an old Ramage. That the uninitiated may
appreciate the comparison, we would remark
that the Ramage bears the same relation to
the last fast Napier that the old tobacco roll
er does to the locomotive.
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NoTIcE.-Ihe Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of the MANCHESTER CoTroN AND
Wool MANUFACTURING COMPANY will be held at
the Exchange Hotel, on Saturday, December 30th,
at IL O'Clock n =
The subject of changing the time of holding the
Annual Meeting will then be acted upon.
de N-d4tE VIM. Fl. POWERS Agent
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Sx1Ious ACCIDENT TO TIE DAuGHrnn or tyr
P0xT DANA.-On Monday, a. Miss Charlotte Dsna.
daughter Of Richard Fl. Dana Esq, the poet, who
resdes n Boston, was crossing the street, she was
second sled came upon her. The runner struck
her on the chin. and i believed that the unfortu-
saes sdy he's sustained fatal injury. She was ran.
dared totally insensible
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THE ST. DoAiHGo TREATY.--The interfer-
encs Of the English and French Consuls to
defeat the treaty concluded by Mr.. Canaan
% the pant Of the United States. with St. Do
mingo, = another illustration Of the disposi-
ton Of the allies to regulate affairs 10 the
Western world. OF course we ought % en-.
courage them in their war upon Russia, and
rgoics = the success which will enable them
70 direct their combined and unembarrasssd
energies against the u. States!
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HUMANITY IN THE CRY; by the Rev'nd
e. H. CHAPLIN, New York, Dewitt & Dayen-
port. We have received from Mr. Randolph
this volume, consisting of eight discusses
by the Rev. Mr.. Chaplin. Mr.. C. is well
known in this community as a popular and
pulpit orator. These discourses are highly
interesting investigations of society in cities,
and fair representation of its good and bad
Sides
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T. r. CRUMBS
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
On 9Th street, near Leigh.
THE exercises of this School will be-
Il resumed on TUESDAY. Jan. ID, 1855.
de 30-2ts
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TREAsURE, PACKAGE & LETTER

IL Express, daily TO and from Downieville and
che northern and southern mines, in connexion al
hsrys,.le with Adams az Cos, by every steamer
TO the Atlantic States and Europe, South America,
Australia, Oregon the Sandwich Islands and
China.
Renewed facilities are now offered TO the public
for transmitting gold dust, valuable packages and
letters, at reduced prices 10 all parts Of the world,
at our principal Offices.
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Collections made on all parts Of the Atlantic
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subscriptions and advertisements received for
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ngton, d. G..
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velvet, Turkey Morocco, Russia, or fancy colors
calf
Periodicals and Music neatly half bound.
Mr.. LYcErT respectfully suggests to his friends
that while much has been done to transmit family
records, little has been taken to preserve pa
rental lkenesses. He takos this method 10 inform
his friends and those DESTROYS of perpetuating per-
sonal remembrances, that daguerreotype ike
nesses. can be inlaid on the inside covers of fam-
ly Bibles presentation-books, or keepsakes, spec-
mems of which can be seen at his bindery, or he
can be addressed by letter, whichwill be promptly
attended to.
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