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A GREAT BOOK on TURKEY.
N TURKEY AND THE TURKS:
Record Of Travel Turkey and Cruise in The Black Sea With
the Captain Pasta
By ADOLPHUS SLADE,
Now Admiral Of the Turkish Fleet
This romantic history the best work Turkey ever published
The name Of author who lived in Turkey and
position he holds in the Turkish Navy are saeut
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with early supply of he above book VIII please
..nd tbs7 orser,to w. II. GRAHAM, NewYork.
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Nem Publications.

ITO THE TRAQE-A New Edition of
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DEADY THIS DAY
Ia PETERSONS LADIES NATIONAL
For February. --.
All the nagrzires cheap publications ann seeH P1Pe'
,;sny on hand The Supplied a Iesl.ness
Wholesale View, Asens and Booksellers No IS Ann cor Nassau st.
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THE REQUITAL;
Il Or PARIS, LONDON AND NEWIORK-A TALE OF THE
ON AND NEW WORLDS An Original ROahe written expressly
for 10 columns will be commenced in THE SUNDAY COURIER
in ifs
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THEATER-THIs EVENING, Jan.

NETALIACKs THEAIER-THlSE EVENING, Jan
w n viii be performed Comedy called
\ BACHELOR OF ARTS. .
Hare Jssner Mr. Lester Thornton. Mrs stephens
Andres W e MIR Thompson MIs Thornton MIS- ConoNer
PRETTY PIECE OF BUSINESS
Can't Merryweethe Brougham Mrs Grsntey Mrs Conway
MORE BLUNDERS THAN ONE .
Larrv....... Nj Brougham Susan. Mrs stephens
AononBoxes and Parquet 80 cts Family Circle > Gus
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
d GENERAL TOM THUMB
In the uarnifcen Fairy Spectacle,
nor o. MY THUMB.
written expressly for the little General by tue famous Aoer S
OF ondon ard performed ,.,.,,,,.,r,. q, -, s,r
EVERY EVENING at o'clock. and WEDNESDAY and SAL
URDAY AFTERNOONS
during from Monday 10th to saturday 2st az 1911
ON me RNOONS Of the week besides the perormances
of GENERAL TOM THUMB, the usual elegant Comedies Comic
Farces, &c. -. =, Al,
Adsncs to the whole Museum to the Girsaes the Bearded
LADY SC A. well the PerormAnces cents children under
10 ~ cents the balcony and parquee l!c extra
Secured seats in Dress Circles, 50 cents
CIRCUS No. 81 Bowery.-Boxes, p cents Pit, l2i
" cents; Reserved Seats 81 -Enfhusaste reception a
Mad SHERWOOD the great Equestrienne THIS EVENING
ard on SATIR DAY AFTERNOON. brilliant Entertainnent
Sixteen Acts the Ring HERR Won sPlNGLkR N MS extra
ordnsry feas Performances commence a. O'clock
DROADWAY MENAGERIE and MUSEUM, No
snnerb collection Of LIVING WILD ANIMALS exhibited
In New-Yort HERR DRIESBAcH will enter the dens Of his
Trsinea Animals II moon and q NJ As9 70 se sen
without extra charge real veTable SAME
two OF their children reception from II tol "
nom md n q T. NJ Also, ihe wonderful ieats Of NJ
NELLfS. the man without arms -
opn irom " 10 NJ Admission 3 cents children IN
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Board ano Rooms.

DOuLU uWU IUUUIo.
A TLANTIC HOTEL, No. Broadway, opposite
"a Eo1renTA old and AFor,e 1Ocl having Teen entirs
y efsrnhsd every department. now ready @ receive tsa
IlAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS --(ientlemen will do
II vel, 70 they excellent Lodging anss
os Is cents per night corner Of frankfort and Williams
0fce open al night
FARMERS HOTEL, Nos. PAS aud 247 Washing
toust. between Robinson and MarsI few Pernsnsst
Bosre be accommodated with without oznz resonbs
terms. Transient Board 81 per day w L. CdAhBERLia
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Broadway cor. Frank
Inst. SewYO now opel, S S5 q: se yGos Of TIE
VIM HEMINGWAY. Superintendent.
II ING's HOTEL, No. % Ann-st., near Broadway
lAoEen all tight oaee second eco Fy good Rooms sad
becs % cents night
M s. WILSON late OF Wilson's Hotel, Lenox,
No 10 Hudon where be viii b. pleased 70 see and vs
h Old and The public IN genera sg,ias them va. 20
pains viii spared 10 providing hem comfort Permanent board
taken 81 moderate prices
ITO PASSENGERS Tor CUBA--The Revere House
the arzes airy, and eommOdoas Hotel 10 Havana,
% I'D Plaees he c.,kdra sepaieser u COLIN
be- Custom Hosse sna olay Aaaeds
Psso and Thesie Aeierk Tss ne fseiss
''D'' . ''-'eN'''. SIS RAYMOND PrOphs,rs..
A SMALL FAMILY Of the highest respectabiity, liT-
n modern 1es bouse ofthe BEET ussaoorsooss
serond sty beaks and snd Annsr ssbbsb
single genileroen q who wiling . Pay Ei pre
Address 5. T. l., Union place Po.soAee.
A PLEASANT ROOM with Board for Gentlenan
"a sIS Vile Aso siaE. Room fs Va % so.s.
7th and shavs; perfectly eouvepeB. 70 stssss snd e.rs
A GENT LEMAN having motnefiess chld, or
"A family wishing travel @ sssr as goo hone where
every sEtiOn viii be borrowed y .s aa sassa ssas
r. w Thnne f;es With real destruction itven 40
common srashss Frsneh and Drswiss 4 desired
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE BRITISH QUARTERLIEs

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CHEILv SKETCHES OF THE IRISH BAR

~ On the lst OF February
VIII he published in volumes, l2mo- price Two Do1s WIN
orets portrait Of the author and fac smile OF his letter
sketches Irish Bar BY Right Hon Richard Lalor Sae
P with Memoir and several hua1red Notes BY d. Shelton
Mackenzie
THESE SKETCHES by Irsuds most brilliant orator, are nov
collected for the time They include notices Of the leading
n.bers OF the lsh .kh and Seobh Bar for the las sky
wears Among the persons thus sketched are OConne and
Shell Lords BIouEhen PluHke Denman, Norbur AEonnofe
Clare Conmel Manner Campbell Edon Lyndhurr ADinssf
Thurlov Denmsn jeffrey; Sir Michael 0Lohn and Sir Tao
mas Wide; Chief justices Blackburne LEROY JOY Donery
B,he Pennehther. oGrsdy Judges Perrin Burton, Aaf
North and variety other legal noabies There also are no
tees Dake Of Wellington Marquis Wellesley ana Ms Amn
can bride Sir Robert Sir Francis Burdet SE Jonah Bsas
ton Lords and Durham Sir Hsreourt Lees Goblet and aS
Chief Baron Wolfe with Grattsn Curn, snl other celebrated
men Among the remarkable trials related or referred to are the
Robert Eure the Ssesrees In word these Sketches
ofthe Irish Bar will be unique repeory Of legal ansedo'e b.
tory and bic .GpLy. Pablshedby
: REDFIFLD Nos 10 and III NaSags-
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TOR SALE--A Drug Store small, neatly fitted up,
IN good AID improving location IL base good reputation and
doe buslness W be sold chesP Address postpaid 30
SNOWDEN, Brooklyn Post Ohce.
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Reliaious Nctlree.

TTc Rev. :. Il. Sweetman will preach TO MORROW
.so~sv In Platte Hall 3d junction Of bosowy le Pig
sv Morning lei and 81 IN the Afternoon pr IA y
eck ~ Evening All persons N the lh ward inefsoa ~
~. ors,pizeon Republican Congregation VIII peto DC
pr,ent n the Hall in tie evening Seats free and soofaa wei
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VANCLEvE, wKEAN, DaIPPs h Co.
rrnnf IN NnH Iar.nN



w DRY and Quantity OF coils Tor Sale The Executors
of b. Brnndfd Of Oldham Paterson NewJrsey decels-
ed private sale all and singular the property o. wen
said died seized situate "A miles n9Nhery from Pefon
The real OF 500 acres OF aud 0a Fhcn
dwellings otse barn COW house eerrase house. &c.
about 47Kf7 feet stories high built Of stone with
lin Roof foundry built OF Fone slate roof axis all nearly new
The tools are adapted the construction Of bndrds patent
Throste which purpose they Ia The wasfpoSe
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Ghantss for Busincss Glen.

A GENTLEMAN wishing TO invest N al important
~ Nsfh.U,l nvensi,n wbch bids fair yea 5sfs Per
nav sd5sss, OSCILLArOR, rh6ane Ohee and eeevs
full pert suisrs IN regard 70 ~
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Post.Oflice. ew-Yor.-NOTICE-Eu mails per u
& BAI1C will close al this office 2lst lOf A
AZ Ian 20 1854 ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster.
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AGA(HINE SHUP anu HUN FUUNUh1 II
w SALE the Mercer WORKS situated on the ban
of Delaware River IN Trenton, NewJersy comprising tire
story brick Machine shop, q BY IS feet
Aone.s,ory brick Fitilngup Shop, IS ~ l0lfeet
brick foundry ~ By leo feet with Tore oven
Charging house.
AGame smith Shop by IS feet.
Atwo-ory Frame b. ding ~ BY 100 feet.
A Stable Of Sufficient capacity Tor three horses
u. I-.LLL a.-.n ~
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Union STEAMSHIP COMPANY,s

~ LINE OF sTEAMERS.-FOR PHILADFI,.
PHIA, EVERY WEDNESDAY, VIA NORFOIK
AND CAPE MAY-Steamer CITY OF RTCHMOND.
Capt. MITCHELL; Steamer VIRGINIA Can't. TeM
and steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain BAYmoRE.
One of these splendid steamers will leave Richmond
for Philadelphia, every MONDAY and THURSDAY.
o. higil-v1ter, touching at Cape Nav to land mas.
sengers Returning, leave Philadephia eyery win.
NESDAY and SATURDAY, at 10 O'Clock A M. nm.
til further notice.
Passengers fer Cape May will consult their interest
by taking this route, il Is in addition to being the
chespest the most expeditious and comfortable
PASSENGERS FOR NEW YoRK.-We have entered
into arrangements to forward passengers through 70
New York, either by cars steamers allowing them
the privilege OF remaining in PhilaGelpha three or
four days, proceed directly on to New York unon
the arrival of the steamers.
SHIPPERS TO THE WEsT.-Tohacconists 6esrous
OF shipping to Cincinnati, will please bear In mind
that have made all the necessary arran geuep1s to
forward tobacco through at GO cents per 100 pounds
Due notice will be always given in all the daly pa
pers in the city, when the steamers viii be ready to
receive freight, and the hour of their sailing
n. B.-Shippers will bear in mind that ali biIls n,
lading must be sent TO the wharf at Rocketts to he
signed before the sailing of the steamers
Passage through to New YORK. ist cabin and foupd
So do do. Cape May, SO; d. do Philadelphia So: do
do. do. Philadelphia, I'd cabin and found 81 For
freight or passage, apply TO =,
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
au 70 Richmond. Va on the Dask
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The following auecdote-a .rua one-is from a
private letter. 1t is worthy of place la the next
monthly compand OF the sayings of little folks, in
toe Rniskerbocher in whi h thissepartrnent forms
eof the most agTeeahieot its many attractions
de ia ded to- have , Mns
arcArsioa. So they all amounted up into the crib
aud commenced rocking fill speed After awhile
IL was proposed to have an ACCT lent, thinking.
suppose, it would be Questionable to travel far
without one. 70 taey all took hold and III. ped the
crib over ~ ,nain force and little Mary broke her
q IN short OF.
Miss b went to see her and was rityiny her
very much win her helpless and bandased arm,
when Mary said
.'Well ii everI get well, I'll sue the company
tor $1,000 daInsgssl | think that will he enaugh b,
for father sayss siu'sa great aiaif after ala
Tbatis the best sarcasm On tne present stats Of
railroads thai know cf
She is tae lille young one, (seven years
DID, VINO said Of her little brother Joe, who j. a
great teaze, that s5e wished cur Heavenly Father
either hadn't made 'scr her brother Joeit didn {
make any difference which.
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A DAMS & CO.'S NEW YORK. VIA

a
"A GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EMPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND Pc
TERSBURG, &c, &c. kc--HsYing effected ar-epse
Glents with the u. S. mail line OF steamers from New
York 10 Norfolk and Richmond for SPECIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES on that route, are now prepared Il
receive and forward 70 and from New York MTR-
CHANDtSE and PACKAGES of every Dissertation
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates
Our Express will leave New York every Wsanes.
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods win be re-
ceiyed ct our New York Office, 80 Broadway until 81
o'clock p NJ, on the day of sailing.
Merchants aud Others ordering goods from New
York, ere requested TO order by ADAMS &C. IS
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS"
Our inland Express viii run heretofore, leaving
New fora and Richmond daily, IN charge OF speciaI
gsessengess All Goods niarkea to so via the In.
isnd reats, viii be forwarded by the Steamer Ex.
press ADAMS l. CO.
J. L. McDONouGH, Agent. Richmond
NOIiCE.-Exprees packages for Nor.
foik, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship.
msnt per atsarnerk ESSa1ke CT jamestown, viii
hereafter be received by ADAMS l. CO, 50 Broad
way who are the only srthcrized agents for Expres.
privileges by those steamships
IuOLAM Il PLEASANTS
70 o-t~ = Br iaiway New Yoys
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Samuel l.. Whelpley, the pretended lunatic who
escaped from the Lunatic Asylum, at Augusta,
Me, and sent back very clever note of excuse to
the superintendent, has been arrested, and will now
be tried FOR the theft OF the establishment which he
hired at the livery stable aud forgotto return. He
Is an old and adroit rogue, and was committed to
the lunatic aeyum instead OF the State prison. be-
cause he teigned lunacy successfully He was in
the Mexican war, and has been engaged in sundry
thetts and robberies before
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BREACH or PaoAfsE.--In tae sberif's court,
London. Fanny Mapieson, hous emaid, sued VIM.
Mole, shopn.en, Tor breach OF promise. The par
ties were to have been married last Mirhaelmas:-
the ring bought, the dresses provided, but the
following letter rendered all this vain:
Fanny have taken the subject INFO cons era
ton, and find that NY parents will consent 70
the union, sndI have given up all thoughts per-
forming my promise tomorrow, aud would think
no more about il. | ara no more never yours for
ever, VIM. Mole
judgment allowed to 20 by default, and
she jury assessed the damages at s25.
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ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS!
AND RICH FANCY GOODS FOR TIE
HOLIDAYS.

AND RICH FANCY GOODS FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.
JAMES WooDHUuSE, EAGLE sauAsE,
AFFERS for sale splendid collection of
W superb BOOKS, suitable for Christmas aid New
Years Presents Aui0Eg them luay be found
THE WILKIE GALLERY: selt c.inu OF the best
Pictures Of the late SIR David Wilkie; including
his Spanish and Oriental Sketches, with notices,
biographical and critical One handsome VOL
nu1 9,, 4tei antique g, M.roec0 ,,r,su AMI
edited by S. C. Hall. One handsome 40 volume.
FLOWERS viSfSs F sRt2 sTRATFoRD ON AVON: rich
Floral Com positions, suggested By the exquisite
description Of Flowers which lie scattered Tho
FINDEN'S BEAUTIES OF THE POET MOORE.
BOOkOF BkITISH BALLADS, edited by 8. G.
Hall. Exqusitely illustrated by the finest wood
engraving g; elegantly bound
THE HOLY o5PELS-beautifully printed, with
engraved borders TO every page One volume,
BARONIAL HALLS OF ENGLAND and Pictures
que Edihces OF Englsndi 2 volumes, 4to, half Mo-
GRAY's ELEGY-beautifully illustrated with new
pILGRiMAGEs TO ENGLISH sHRtNEs. by Mrs.
POETRY OF THE YEAR: Passages from the Poets,
descriptive OF the With p colored il.
poRTR a dIpfIe 9F DISTINGUISHED
PERSONS, with biographies. BY The Society
for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. lib pof-
COOKS VOYAGES ROUND THE WORLD, vol
MRS. JANE oN,ss SACRED AND LEGENDARY
ART beautifully illustrated
MRS. JAMESoN,s LEGENDS OF THE MoNAS
HOMES ME- G or AMHRIcAN STATESMEN, with anec.
dota personal and descriptive Sketches beauti-
fully illustrated. various bindings.
THE PARALLELS OF OUR LoRD-iiustrated after
the style of the Old Masters. The letter press
printed in red. Oid English, folio antique.
LoNGFELLoW's Observation-Disclosures, ele.
LOSEEFIrOW,S pOETIcAf. wORES-Eoroo-
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DREAMING TO SOME PURposE.-A sheriff IN
Wesschester county, New York, recently lost 1872
The fact was communicated to deputy eheriain
Putnam county. who, after rejecting upon the
matter fell asleep and dreamed that the money
wap in the possession of George McNavy, clerk
in a hardware store To crafty the suspicious ex-
cited by this dream. the two officers kept an eye
On AcNavy, and subsequently arrested him
Strange to.say, portion of the money was found
upon him. He promised to restore the balance If
they would take him TO a relative in Orange coun-
~; and while on the way thiiher, he escaped.
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DESTRUCTIVE FrREs-on Friday last the City
Hall at Canbridgepert, Mass. and an adjoining
building, were burnt.
Early Friday morning. the Lake Woolen Mills
n Ellington, Conn., IA miles from Hartford, were
entirely destroyed by fire. Loss SIS 900, insurance
&6nOOO.
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AUGUSTA RAcEs-The annual racing over the
Lafayette course at Augusta, win commence on the
10th OF january. Among the horses named for the
match races are Highlander and Compromise; and
for the club purses, which are very liberal in
amount, Nina, Red Eye, Maid of Edgeconb, Girl
Edraonston. Compromise and various other nags
vfIIcontend. Great sport is expected.
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LIBEaALrTx.-Four gentlemen r. B. Boiling,
D.Arcy Paul, A. McIlwaine and David Dunlop,
have each given s5ooto the Petersburg Library
That sort of public spirit among citizens is sufh
cient 10 insure the successful noble institu
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MURDERS IN NEW YoRK. According 20 the City
tuspecor'e report of deahs for the year just clos
Ing, there was twrnty.6vs murders committed In
New York siucc the Is, of January last The year
previous there were but e teen
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FIRE. AT HALIFAX c. live understand tia,
Mr.. ]. H. Edmonsons house at Halifax C. H., took
FIRE and burned down on Thursday week. Some
ether property was also destroyed. We did not
learn the amount of the loss
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tnufiny occurrexi. uu Thursday night, at Mobile,
on board TIE ship W,i.ns Hutehins. Capt. Hsnt,
her commander. obtained assistance from the ship
ping, aud succeeded in suppressing the rnu.iny
alter putting seventeen OF the crew 10 irons
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INA HuRRY.-The Washington Star says the
California steamship company positively refused
10 delay the departure OF their last steamer one
day, in order to allow the Government to send out
important dispatches relative to California fbus-
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JERSEY Cry BANK RoBBERY.- The examina
ton of John w. Fox. teller of the Mechanics and
Traders Bank of Jersey City, concerning the
money found in his fre-cap was commenced la t
Thursday
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MVRDER TRIAL.--A trial is la progress at Green
hfid. bia-s., OF n aoInaH 'iy ae bame Of Adeliae
phelps. for the murder Of her father She il charged
wi having adniis.ered poison TO him mixed with
his food.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-02

0FrrHE TsAcK.--on Friday afternoon last, the
City Point cars, for Petersburg, ran off the track
and were detained about two hours Not much
damage done
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rfnx.-The laboratory of Dr.. Sterhen Lirdo 8 Ia
Kneeiand street was nearly DESTROYED bv ire sbopt
10 o'clock on Sunday. Loss about 8 Z. 0u0-par
tally Insured. Among the articles aestroyed wa.
abaTroi OF '.cSrnline varnish" of great value
B2s.oS Trap. Tucsias
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IeICHMOND AND DANVILLE Rail

| 4S4NlI1doNA/ <i1tlJ IAN lA<&1l As2t1lS
~ ROAD--OPEE To OvERBY'S 81 MILES.
On and after Monday, Oct Sd. 1883. the Regular pas
senger train will daiiy, tSundays exeepted1 be-
tween Richmond and 0perbyss.
The trsin viii sop tor passengers At the follow
ing pouts Only; Manchester, Robious, Coaltieid, To-
mahswk, Po~hstsn matroa1, Chua, Amelia {. IL,
Wyanoke, jennings Ordinary, Hsytekah. Liberty
Church, Meherrin, keysvilie, Drske's Branch AID
Oyerby's
Leave Richmond st O'Clock, A. II. Returning,
leave Overby's at $50 O'Clock, Z. M.
Children over 10 and under 10 years OF age hall
price. '-@-------
Servants rrsve,nng By thenseivesnust be furnished
With two passes, thst be retained IN the
esics, and it must be expressly stated or the pass
tis! they g.a permitted 20 go on the cars
tesaoDscT- hhIiiHa T.. III DaHs4I4u and Greens
borough cab tneet Messrs. Fiagg & Co.'s four hors,
coaches q. Cverby's daily; and thoss for Germeu,
own, Salem, sud Salisbury, N. u, meet Messrs
fiags l. Co.'s four horse coaches on Tuesdays
thursdays aud Saturdays at Overby's Passenger
for CisrksVie, Milton, NJ c., and fsnceyyiile, ca
aset Messrs Moss q Co.'s coaches at Overby's on
tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. and for Milton
nd Ysnceyy,ile BY Fags Co.'s line Mondays
Wednesdays aud FRIDAYS. at Oyerbys
Passengers for Lynchburs, via SouSh-S:de Railreao
I'd ia A. CO. sIege dali
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-02

PRosTr.-Hrs. Froet, who eaiia paper In Ohio,
x used the absence oi editorial in late number
81 her paper, saying that 'a slight irosS occurred
az our place on Wednesday last"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-02

vIsrroR.-H B. Tomiin, Esq, delegate from
King William, has we learn from the Enquirer,
been appointed Visitor of the University, in place
Of Judge Mason, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-02

SUDDEN DEATH.-cOl Granville D. Sesrcy, a
highly esteemed citizen Of Memphis, died suddenly
. few days since
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-02

GOLD hINrs--Sone valuable gold mines in Dab.
lonaga, Georgia, recently discovered. have been
psrchascd by a New York company