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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-17

"WHo CAN BEAT THIS as-Almost every paper
we open has aboasting notice of huge porkers fat
tened on the accumulating oal of one or two years
We ask our agricultural friends what they would
mink II we should tell them of hog raised In this
cry weighing fraction over 1000 poundsi We
think they would d.aghast-theretore we shall
not tell them any such thing, for we don't believe
there Is such monstrous hog in Richmond.
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EXCHANGES HorEL,
Richmond, Va, Jan. IL, last {

Ds D Richmond, Va, Jan. IL, iss4S
y ppeeemoer, 1855 with my eyes in most dresdfuliy
lnnanee conditlon-which, on examination. vow nro.
nounced TO be case of Egyptian Opthalma OF rnost
vlIoehl form; and which am confident from nv
lne1pIessoie suffering aud the concurrent opinion
VI, VI al VINO examined my eyes when placed myself
suited IN irrecoverabla blindness had Won not hess
aos 70 arrest the inflammation as it had for several
days, bafiied all other medical remedies -s.s
. AT the time applied to YOU could NOT epdura
tIs anu NJ eyehds were so infamed and swollen
TO write for four or five weeks but to INV
DIE gratiHcatlon since the first epplicafnr of rcmr
eyecups, have not suffered five nauntes p.;n srx
can now read-have since written several feffr,s fs
my friends; also attended Ole Bulls concert WITH
Sus .ne snshtest lneonvenience-and regret that
nave noe language 70 express, in proper manner.
the merits of your discovery. l have now heen M
der your treatment little over two we eks and hsve
seen the afflicted multitude who have shared vith
myself IN the great blessing of your new syste And
your superior sk IN treating diseases and defects of
that would gladly induce all who are suffering with
any sort OF defect in their eyes, to consult you A.
soon as possible, as they will suffer no pain by your
treatment and at least nine chances out of ten thew
will be relieved.
Asyou had the kindness to take my case. sspo cure
vocal evidence Of my sincerity and gratitude
AS reside in Sussex county, refer to NV brother.
in-iaW, COL X. +. billiard, of that county and Col
:. Gillian, proprietor of the BollinRbrook Hotel.
Petersburg, Va also, w. r. s. Weaver ESQ. Re.
preventative of GreensvilIe and Susser conntie. -
well as the multitude of gentlemen at this hoteI gb
arrival. S''SA W
jar-ss ''1 &. NJ Mn 'MslssENBuae.
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BAD DoGs.-Persons residing in the
nelghborhood of the City Spring, are complaining
OF dogs let loose in the streets and we have
been requested to call the attention of the police
10 the nuisance. About fourteen buckshot, proper
ly administered to each one, is the speediest relief
from such annOyances, that we know Of -
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LEIGH STREET BAPTIST SUNDAY ScHoor.
we are gratifed to learn that there were one hun.
dred and seventyve scholars in attendance at this
new new and fo,urishing school, on Sunday last Older
nOois VIII nave to clear the way for this one, If
been in operalio butn three weeks
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HARD LoDGINGs.-Michael Statterly. said
to De an lnoffensve fellow, but remarkably devoted
70 the lnloioation OF red rum took an overdose of
the varmint ON Sunday last, and GROWING droxsy
from IT'S effects, spread himself on tie soft corner Of
the pavement of thirteenth street and there silent
soundiy, until the police disturbed his dreams bv
pearnS MIN OF to more comfortable quarters
w hen before the Mayor yesterday he gave bail for
bis good behavior, and was then discharged
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(lALLOPOION, OR HEALING BAUM.

GALLOPOION, OR HEALING Balm.
~ FOR CHAPPED FACE 4 HANDS, ROUGH.
NESS, 1RRITABILiTY OR HARSHNESS OF
THE SKIN. &c.-This admirable article will. BY its
peculiar bland and healing properties together with
It's agreeable perfume at once recommend itself 10
the confidence and patronage of the public as most
delightful essential of the toilet.
Its application speedily removes all irritabi,ity.
Feughness harshness of the skin, rendering ir 6y
constant use, delicateiy soft and fair
Being composed OF vegetable substances and en-.
tirelT free from mineral corrosive admixture il
may be used with safety the tenderest infant and
viii be found very eficieut and cooling apDlicaton
for chaGng, nfamed, or excoriated surfaces, &c.
As 1t contains greasy substances tits cleanly and
at the same time simply and easily applied
Prepared only by
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
de - Main street, Richmond Va
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The protraeted speech delivered in the Senate
OF the United States tue other day by Gen. Cas-,
exches but little interest, except of narcotic or
der Long speeches and long editorials donl SUN
the present generation. Thiais fast ave
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PEMOVAL--SMTTH & ROBERTS

nave IeHioFeu 10 tue new STORE, NO. Iron
Buildings Pearl street.
Thankful for the liberal patronage of their old
friends and customers respectfully solicit con-
tnusnce of the same and would invite the attention
or COUNTRY MERCHANTS, SADDLERS. MA.
CHINISTS, COACH MAKERS, and HOUSE BULL
DERs. to their superior assortment of GOODS and
TOOLS, adapted to the wants of the trade.
We are now receiving part, and will shortly have
IN store, the whole of cur SPRING STOCK, embra-
cing many aud desirable Goods. Coachmakers
viii lind it to their interest to call and examine an
entire new stock of COACH HARDWARE and
TRIMMINGS, to be opened the ensuing menth
Our regular assortment of HARDWARE. CUT
LERG, GUNS and SADDLERY will be greatly
Increased and will be constant aim to the
wants of customers and friends, both in goods and
prices. SMITH \ ROBERTS,
ia a5-im p Pearl street
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letter has been received In New York from
Paris supposed to contain Information relative to
the De Corn case The court Of oyer and terminer
having adjourned. there is no one authorized 10
open the letter. and its coutents must remain g.
cret until April
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los. P. WINSTON, successor to Nae,

los. P. WINSTON, successor to Mace
- 4 Winston, at the old stand. corner of Cary and
l4th streets, has in store and offers for sac
16 hhds Z. R. SUGAR
IL do NO. do
IS do Cuba do
26 bbls. Coffee do
20 do Crushed Pulv. and Pulv Sugar
l2 boxes Loaf Sugar
500 sacks SALT ..-. --..
225 kegs NAILS
p. R, N. o. and Cuba Molasses
Herrings aud Shad; Tanners and Machine Oil
0tard; Hennessey, ] J; Dupuy, and other Brandes
ran Rye Tuscaloosa, Monongaheia, Jenny Lind
Eldorado, and xxx Whiskey
Fort, Madeira, Pale and Brown Sherry Wine
Jamaica, New Orleans and N. E. Rum
Gin and Apple Brandy
London Porter
Gunpowder. Imperial and Young Hyson and Black
Tea
Java, Laguyra, Rio and Mocha Coffee
Cigars of all kinds; Bed Cords Plough Lines
Wrapping Cap and Letter Paper
Soap; Window Glass
Cast, Blistered and Shear Steel
And many other articles which offer to the trade
and public generally. de -
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HosK CRAB CARR1AeE.-The Phoenix

HOSE CRAB CARRIAGE.-The Phoenix
Company No. g. of this city, have contracted with
Mr.. George Ruhl Of Philadelphia county, Pa, to
build them modern hose crab carriage. at the
cost of $780, The carriage is to carry 1000 feet of
hose. The body is to rest on two side springs run.
ming parallel with the carriage, aud to have two
bells. The hub bands of the wheels are to be of
brass, closed in front with cap. Cylinder boxes
and upright rollers of brass. Belfrey surnounted
with brass eagle. Cor Phoenix, if pattern can be
obtainedO and figure of four inches in height in
centre OF belirey. Cylinder wheels lined with
sheet iron, and the rays of the painted thereon
Aof the inner work on the body that is usually pla-
ted,is 10 be full plated with bras Brass mouldings
around the edges of both lockers. Reel for carry
ing rope and rope attached thereto. Carriage to
be painted carmine and striped with gold, and all
the letter ing to be done in gold. The end of the
lockers are to be furnished with carving, and the
carriage to track not less than four feet ten inch
Sc.
This beautiful carriageis expected to reach the
city in ten days Phoenix Company will then
make grand display OF their new engine and car
riage to arrange for which meeting of the Com
pany was called last night
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LOCAL MATTERS.
MoRE FlRrs.-At half past O'Clock yes

MoRE FIREs.-At half past o'clock yes
terday morning. the handsome new brick residence
OF Mr., Charles Howell, on Cary street, between 1st
and I'd, was discovered to be on fire, and the alarm
Immediately given Mr. H.. in order to guard against
the very calamity which has overtaken him, had the
wood intended to be used in the stove in the rear
basement, piled In the fire place, against which tin
door was closed. 1t is supposed that this fuel was
igned by falling spark in the chimney which com
muncated to the floors above and below. The first
that Mr.. ii. knew of it, was the falling of the marble
nantlePiece, which had crumbled to pieces from the
heat. He soon discovered that the flames had
burned through the floor of the back paror and that
the whole house was threatened with destruction-
No. company was soon at the scene, and with its
stream readily succeeded in subdning the flames
The house was insured in the Virginia Fire and Ma
rine office and loses about $1,000 by the confiagra
ton. The loss on the furniture &C., will be about
SOU, upon which there was no insurance
At Ii O'Clock yesterday morning, Mr. E. p
ODelfs stable, on Foushee street, between Cary
ami Canal, was set fire and destroyed From this
the flames communicated 10 wooden shanty occu-
pied by Annie Parsons, free negress, and consumed
It, The furniture of the occupant was saved by the
exertion OF her neighbors, che being absent Loss
on both buildings not more than $500
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COOP APPoINTMENT.-Mr. George W.
Rady, long connected with the New Orleans and
washington Telegraph Company in this city, has
been appointed Chief Operator here the Office ha.
wing become vacantby the death of Mr.. Howell.
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ALLEN & CO, ,AUC-
.1/ TIONEERS AND CO NJ NIL SSION NILE R.

~ TIUNLEKS AND co N d 5 0 n N z R.
CHANTS, offer for sale
1000 sacks Liverpool Fine Salt,
500 - Ground Alum Z"
900 bbls Ccfee Sugars,
$40 packages Loat, Crushed and Powdered Su-
.gars,
leo bags and bbls White Brazil Sugar,
1000 Ike gs Blasting Powder.
5b0 s. Sporting aud Rifle Powder,
900 bags Rio Coffee,
500 " Java -
200 s. Manila
l00U bbs. Hydraulic Cement,
100 bbs. Tanners Oil.
25 tierces and hhds. Sperm and Solar Lamp Oil,
500 packages Green and Black Teas,
zoo boxes "Mitchelrs" Patent Candles
200 :" "Jsckson's' Mould Candles
500 reams Wrapping Paper
200 bbls Rectifed Whiskey
leo " N. Z. Rum
200 cases pure Spanish Liquorice, direct importa-
30
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BLACK Hawk WAR.-A negro fei,ow

BLACK Hawk WAR.-A negro fellow.
named Aaron, the property of Joseph r. Anderson
was put in limbo on Sunday last, for threateninr TO
5est the strength OF brickbat against the head Of
John Webb. The prisoner is faIniliarly known ~
tne police, under the cognomen oi .sBlack Hawk. ,
and as he has had several severe lessons of morality
winch have heretofore proved of no value the pre-
sumpuon u, that he is now in fair way to get a
touch OF that same old tune" Owing TO the ab.
sence OF an important witness, the examination was
postponed until this morning " -
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HUsTiNGs CouRT.-Civil business occu-
pied the session of the court Yesterday. and will
doubtless keep it engaged for the remainder OF
| the week -
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THE YoUNG GUARD-be it remembered,
are to have splendid ball on the 22d of February
next.
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CTONE MASONRY. The subscriber

W havine completed the extensive foundation for
Messrs. Taliaferro Co.. at Manchester, and nearly
would respectfully inform the public that he is pre-.
pared to contract for building foundations bridges,
hc &c, with the best quality of granite to be found
in the State. All work entrusted to will be done
in a workmanlike manner. JOHN w. DAVIES,
Stone Cutter and Mason. Southside of Dock.
Residence Corner of Canal and I'd streets.
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THEArRE.-Miss Logan dId not appear
at the theatre as was expected, owing to the fact
that she failed to reach the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-17

PULLING WooL.-Armistead a slave to
James Moore, was Gagged for having in his possession
several woolen ties that he could not properly ac
count for and which, no doubt, were stolen. After
giving the prisoner fair opportunity of clearing
to do the Mayor directed that he should be taken be-
iow and settled with the law directs in all such
dark transactions
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EsEReEr1o F.REMxs-There ara 1,

ENERGETIC FIREMKN-There are but
few more energetic fremen In this country. thar
those of Richmond, while shere are none fhat NE
know Of who can compare with them in orderlv
department, when In the discharge of their duty to
standing the hour at which il occurred, We under
stand that every company but No. g. whose rendez.
vous y at least two miles Off was at the scene and
ready to do service in good time No. 4, 1t is said
was me nrst On the ground after Col Myers reel
put owing 70 some slight accident, could not get
to work until after No. S. had gotten water on The
hre; Phoenix Company, with their beautiful new
engine, succeeded In getting plug, and those who
20 saw ths operations Of the new machine speak in
tice because we desire doing full iustice t cur
ergetic firemen, who sacrifice so much. and hazard
their lives and their health so often for the BENEFIT
of the public at large.
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A CUE AND FEVER CURED IN 6

A CUE AND FEVER CURED IN 6
"A HOURS.-NEGATIVE ELECTRIC FLUID.
DIR SEAT: have tried, and given to be tried your
Fluid which you attribute the property of breaking
fever better than Quinne. The results of the trials
made here in the fall of 1852, in about 80 cases
none OF them light-have been radically cured
there are three that are extremely remarkable Tie
first case had resisted various treatmen nts and phys
mouth with the Fluid The second case had resisted
enormous doses of Quinne during 2 years. and was
cured with few doses of the Fluid. The third case
the patient had the fever for years had been stuffed
with Quinine to no purpose, and was cured with 3
few doses of the Fluid T LECOMPTF
Apothecary, Rue Royal, 66 C'ss a Tours
January 25th. 1858.
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nRUGS, MEDICINES, FANCY AR
~ TICLES, DYE STUFFS &c.-The subscriber
thing connected with the drug business. His stock
of Medicine is good and fresh his stock of Perfumery
and other Fancy Goods is complete. He respectfully
socits share of public patronage, with assurance
that every attention will be paid to the compound
ing of Medicines putting up prescriptions and family
orders T. TLEONARD
Ia 10 % Broad street
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CONCERT BY BLIND MAs.-Mr. Ellis. a
blind man, will give concert at Odd Fellows Hall
this evening He is to be aided by several amateur
vices.
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FREE AGAIN.-Joseph Anderson, after a
short sojourn in the valley inn gave security to be-
have himself and was set at liberty.
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no THE EDITORS OF THE pIsPArcH

TO THE EDITORS OF THE DISPATCH:
DEAR SIRS-F0r several weeks past, have heard
cuated to affect the value of the Central Railroad
stock, and thereby injure innocent share holders
This morning. one OF the Directors from the west
side of the Mountain called my attention to an arti-
Gle in your Saturdays paper the signature of
"Henrico" characterised by gross error in the state
ments, and malevolent spirit, regret to exist
ing towards any work of internal improvement.
If any thing is to be said against the company, or
its management, it is better to be brought to light,
however unjust, than to be circulated privately
The accuracy of the accounts of the Superintendent
ard Treasurer of the Company, will challenge COM
parison with those CT any other officers.
LIST. The charge ''that the company has expended
the money of the western stockholders on the east
ern end of the Road" is wholly destitute of founda.
ton. The stockholders in general meeting author
ised to be raised by bonds payable in 20 years.
Junction to Gordonsvile; which track was accord.
ingy built out of that fund.- charged in the gene
raj account with some ayals from the old materials
Cd. should think the merest tyro in accounts,
would know that the cost of constructing new track
(ncludng alterations n grade) thus authorised, and
provided for, Should not be charged to current ex-
penses but as it was done, to permanent construc
ton and therefore made debt on the company.
Sd The interest paid from the let October 1885, to
1st of October 1851 has been included IN the expen-
balance, made up mainly by charging S2OS 600 to cur
rent expenses, which was laid out in construction.
4th He puts down an item tor depreciation not
the heavy expenses for repairs Of motive power
ers that but most extravagant if it were to be in
stb Instead of adefcit Of $4,000 for two years as
falsely stated after paying for current administra-
ton and $546446l of interest, there was balance
of SII9 535l0 Showing there was no need of taking
the money of western stockholders to use at this end
of the line.
9th Dividends have been declared on that stock
which was expended en- the present working part OF
the road stated in the report to the stockholders
il was not confined to those this side of the noun-
TAIN but embraced all the other sde whose funds
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

q The circulation of the Daily Dispatch exceeds
considerably thss of all the Daily papers Of Richmond
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MuRpER.-The Negro man Albert Thorn

MURDER.-The Negro man Albert Thom-
as, slave OF William Davis. of Henrico, who was
shot in the eye with pistol loaded with shot, on
the night Of the first instant by another slave
named Daniel E Thacker the properly o. Jonn nm
more than two weeks, died on Sunday last from
the effects OF the wounds received. These two fel
lows were 10 q house in Screamersvillee, kept by
Mrs. Houstsn, when Misunderstanding took place.
at which DaI ie drew pistol and deliberately fired
It in the face Vt Albert. The murderer was instant
ly arrested and is now in Jail awaiting an examine
ton before the Mayor. Justice Nettles, assisted BY
Constable LewelIen, held an inquest over the dead
body, yesterday, and the jury rendered az their
verdict. that the deceased came to his death from
gun shot from pstolo on the lst inst, fired by Dan
lei Thacker, eave. the property Of John Thacker-
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NHE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE

SPLENDID PIANO FORTES.-J. A..
~ BELVIN has just received from the celebrated
manufactures of Messrs. Nunn's l. Co., Gilbert Co.,
and Burns, number of their elegant toned PIANOS
with all the modern improvenents-anda as they come
from manufacturers who stand unrivaled their tone
sell low.
He also has on hand large lot of FURNITURE OF
his own manufacture made of Rosewood, Walntt
Oak and Mahogany, made up in the best style; and
for workmanship cannot be surpassed in this or the
Northern markets. being all made by hand and not By
machinery.
UNDERTAKING.-He still keeps on hand large
lot of COFFINS, and vii give his individual atten-
ton to all orders left at his Warehouse where e
can always be found.
ap 2S-d&cts J. A. BELVIN Governor nj
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REMEMBER THE SABRArH.--John Ryan,

REMEMBER THE SABgATH.--J0hn Ryan,
young man OF quiet demeanor, but warm friend
and admirer OF old Sir John Barleycorn, was taken
gutter and holding to the paving stones to keep
from sliding on Jou when the Captain found hun,
was considerably more than hallseasoyer, so he
was taken to place Of rest for the weary, and there
cared for until yesterday when the Mayor told hun
that down the valley he must CO. or give bail to i've
more temperate life in future This he had not
succeeded ii doing when he left the Court
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SAWS, SAWS, SAWS! ofevery descrip-


o. FOR SALE-A Lot near Manches-
~ ter containing acres. which is large and
convenient Dwelling in thorough repair, with an ex-
house. and every convenience and comfort family
may require. Phis Lot affords excellent garden
unusually healthy, affords excellent water and from
which IS fine and commanding view the city o
Richmond Terms accommodating. Apply to
de @ TOLER COOK, Agents.
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MEssRs EDIToRs-Sirs You have not
answered my question relative to DR.. COPINaER, /
suppose because you know nothing Of him. How.
ever, have sent for the documents concerning him.
and shall give them 10 the public
jal7-lt ONE WHO WISHES TO KNOW.
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Office Va. C. Railroad, Richmond. Jan. ii

For the section from Waynesborough to Stsunton,
more money has been expended than has been col
lected from the capital applicable to that section; the
deficiency has been supplied In part oy tunds raised
plicable to the section west of staunton like those
for the last mentioned are kept in separate accounts
the work. then, still ~ plogess' ana eonsaefaoie
J.GARRETT. Treas.
Office Va C. Railroad Co.. Richmond, Jan. 18th,
1854. "a I-it
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B-PAsSENGERs per steamship Jamestowr.
from New York, Jan. 10th:
John Page, + G Fox Winters g Snodder. 4 G
Smaley, q 3 Thompsor, Henry Proctor, w X Lee,
Mr. Small, y II Wilson, NJ Conlin, Peters, Thomas
Back, Ii Howarth, II Jonas w Tisdale, lady, ser.
LADY, Mrs Coates and 2 children, Mrs White, Mrs
Hauett, Airs Wade, Mrs Wilson, + Breckenridge,
w Wade. w hewitt, J EewitI Mrs Phihbs and z
w Anderson, r BoeFdnap, Miss Myers. Miss n
Gusnparts, Misc Babcock. Miss Mayo. Ms h yesthe,
j s Parker,tB w Wilson, lady ard son, Mu Penny.
w Snyder, Thos Roberts. 'Ferguson. DR. Mckin.
ney, Miss Nc KiuneY. Nj Page. Mr. Hartman, q II
Sitter, ! II Rsiner, w r coiiine, NJ Domcy. Wua
and s. u steeuse.
DRIME OLD BAcoN SIDES. ior ssis
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to the death of
~ I. S. MORTON, the firms of MORTON. BOOK
Err l. co, of the city of Richmond, and WATKINS
Il NORTON, of the city of Petersburg, Va. dis
solved. The surviving partners JOHN BOOKER,
of Richmond, aud SAMUEL V. WATKINS, of Pc
tersburg authorised close the business of the
late concerns
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
~ j. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH is served to subscribers
=, az AN auaRTsR CENTS PER WEEK, payable 10
tbs Carrier weekly. Price for mailing u year In
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co-PARTNERsHIPs, &c.

Having disposed of my interest in the firm of Lacy
Carter in the Grocery and Granary business,
weuid cordially recommend my friends and former
patronage of the late firm to John A. Lacy: ESD, who
viii conduct the business at the old stand, at which
place L can be @T
ia l2-l2t T, J. CARTER.