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the Glands, Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Salt Rheurn,
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A3Testimony like the following renders superduoup
al comments on the efcacy Of Bulls Sarpsriila- FROM
Df Il p. YandslI Professor Of Chemistry In the Louis.
vile Medical College have looked over the list of In
rodisnts composing John bulls Compound Extract Of
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medicine. Reg E.W. sehon-Rey X steyenson; ems, M \
We hnve used John Brll's sarsapafilla, and have
knors II to be used with entire sat5action and We
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wexouid earnestly Invite all persons who are ssaer-
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Dr. John Bulls agent, and get copyof Bulls Family
Journal gratis and for the sao OF humanity we hope
that single individual VIII NOT % founq unWiipG %
Rive Bulls Sarsaparn trial after reading, and reco
letting at the same time that Il Is impossible for the
Doctor TO publish the tenth part Of the number Of cr
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JOHN Q. RIVES. &
aWAsmxGToN Cry, October IL, 1854
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

EXCHANGE HOTEL IT Steers, C l. o r; Mn
2 Prentiss and svt, Suffolk; Howe, Conn; w Fl ]
Howe, W Howe. North Salem W Butterfisld and
burg; Locher. Balcony Falls; w z Green, lady
and chldn, A J effress, OVERLY. Charlotte; J B
Tombs and lady. Rock, Meadsville; MI Living.
tuner. New Rsn.; Tuner. Turner. Rich.
mond; F Hawks, Bait; Young, Hanover; A w
Booker, w Simpson, d g Forco, J c Kent Mr. and
MsW Florence, Qpan, II Phpzy, "; R
Jones' N C; J M Atkinson, Georgetown VIM c
Claiborne, Danvle; ] Lewis. Halifax; X Nelson,
Alb; N Fl Massie. B Cosnahan, Oh r'viile; J Har-
per, 8 Gilmore Rockbridge.
Miss Willard, Miss Willard. Miss J Pleas.
ants ] NJ Watts, Amherst; w Waldrop r r
Jennings, X Otty, Lynchburg; s Eison. P Nelson;
w Uttey, Hanover Academy A Willard w
Pierson, Phils; L Warrick, C E S McEvoy, Va; M
Morton. lady, child and svt, Bali; l. Maley, L v
Manning, TR Neil, N Y; v Molten. L s Grady,
Anderson, Phila; Lynch, Balt D Rusbeck,
R T Gamble, Ga
COLUMBIAN HoTEL-H Manns. N Y; DR. and
Miss Scott, Mr. Brown and children, Ward, Va;
Hayden, lady and children. Buctbannon; g A
Watson. Lynchburg; B Hancock, DR. Wilkersop,
I Richards staunton; g A simmons, Barnhart. J
Kout, Salem. Va; Graves. Madison; Col G Carroll,
g Kellum Carroll; P Wilkmon. Amelia; T Clark, Pr
Edward; g Adams and lady. Mast T Adams
tor; DR. L Archer. Bellona Arsenal; w Spain and
lady, Danvllr; w II JONES' S Moon, Fluvsnna;
Garrett, Columbia.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL w Harris, Va; inc II
& Tou.ey, Louise; G Sutton, King VIM; F Up.
ton and daughter, nj Ccxe and daughter Ga; Fl w
Butler, Philad; A Chaplin, Sussex; J L Chappel
Miss; Wslses, Va r; Whaling, Va 4 I
Richmond w Gentry, Nelson; Jordan, lady and
| daughter, Miss Nickison, Orange.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMoND, Dec. 1.

ARRIVED,
Schr Leave, Marable, wheat, &c.
Sloop Plume, oysters.
Schr Elizabeth Rebecca Clarke, potatoes, Lud.
lam L. Watson.
Schr Mary Willis, Travis, Baltimore, shells, w. D.
Co quit Co.
Schr T. A. Cole, Travis, Baltimore, shells, w. D.
Coquitt Co.
Schr Hope, Creighton, Baltimore radse w D.
Colqutt L. Co.
Schr Merchant, Winters, New York, mdse.. D.
Currie.
Schr Ocean Mitchell, Baltimore. mdse., w. d
Colquitt l. Co.
echr Oregon, oysters.
Schr Four Sisters, oysters.
Schr Henry Clay, oysters
Schr Two Companions, oysters.
SAILED,
Schr j. B. Ailsworth light
Anderson. -
Schr Sarah Ann, light.
Schr Gallego. Smith, New York. mdse., D. Currie
Schr Juiette, Baker, Boston, do. do
Colquitt Co.
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CHRISTIAN & LATHROP would cal

4 HKISTIAN & LAIHKUP would call
~ the attention of purchasers to their assortm. mt
of Childrens Hosiery, suitable for infants and boys
and misses Of colored and white merno, lambs weol
plain and sef-colored worsted. &c. &c.
Also Gloves Of every size, of merino and silk and
Berlin lined aud unliped.
Worsted Belts and Caters
Laiies and chidren's Elastic Caters and Sleeve
Bands
Tooth Brushes Hair and Nail Brushes
Hair Pins, Crochet Needles
Sowing Dogs Cologne. Lamp Mats
Wool Hoods, Zephyr Scarfs, Rigoletts
Shell, Tuck and Side Combs
India Rubber Long Combs
India and Horn Dressipg and Fine Ivory Combs
Children's Merno Undershirts assorted sizes
Ladies' Silk, Merino and Wool Shirts and DrHwe RS
and Hosiery, of silk wool and cotton
With many other Cords will be sold at bargains,
for CO III, at 90 Main strest
deg CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP.
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SAVE A SHILLING.-At the

- Metropolitan, Isl Main street, Boots and
Shoes selling at low prices at any place in
the known world. / would say to my friends and
patrons that my stock OF Boots and Shoes is still
very large and complete. | have just received the
following goods: Lediee' black and bronze Son, q
Bootees, with thick soles, for winter wear; Ladies'
thick sole bronze Jenny Lind Morocco Bootees tip
ped at the toe Ladies' fine thick sole Morocco Ties
Ruskr and Bootees immense quantity; Ladies'
blask Caters, thin and thick soes about 1000 pars
Gents fine calf Boots made of the hest imported
leather; Gents Scotch Brogans. the best shoe for
winter use known; Misses and Children's Shoes los
ffrent kinds and servsnts shoes of so different
want TO buy a large lot Of shoes for little money.
come to MAURICE'S Metropolitan Boot aud Shoe
Saloon, Isl Main street, Eagle Square.
de- G. s. MAURICE
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4 CCOUNT BOOKS FOR 1s55.-Tb,


IN subscriber respectfully calls the attention of
merchants and others who may reqaire Account
Books for present use, or for the coming year He
has good workmen, good tools, machinery. and every
facility for manufacturing Blank Books of the best
quality and at the lowest prices
SUPERIOR LEDGER PAPER-MeTchants and
others can have their hooks made OF super paper,
English American, blue white. laid wove,
ruled and bound to any pattern desired As all books
are much improved by remaining some time, TO be
well seasoned before usins the subscriber would sug
gsst that this Is the time to send in orders
New firms others who cannot write to have
set of Account Books made to order be supplied
from large assortment on hand, which will be
rantad to give entire satisfaction.
CHECK BOOKS, on the several Banks of the city,
printed or Autographed on good paper. some with
wide margins. executed In handsome style
The subscriber win also have printed to order any
style of Check required ct moderate prices,
LETTER AND fO0LsCAP PAPER-A large as
sortment from some of the best mills, at ell prices
Copying Presses and Stationery OF every descrip.
ton JAMES WOODHoUSE.
de- Bookseller, 1S9 Main It.
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DIED,

On the LIST day of Nosember at her late residence
near Charleston, Kanawhs county Va, Mrs LII.
CiNDA GREGORY, in the SD year of her age
Her early life was spent in Richmond and its vi.
cnty, where her warm hearted and amisbe dispo.
won for her the esteem and admiration of ali who
came within the circle of her acquaintance.
She bore her painful and protracted illness with
gre patience and resignation the will OF her
venly Father, to whose service she had long since
devoted herself.
Truly it may be said of her,s died the death
NJ vi
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PER

THE YOUNG LADY that advertised
Il in this paper for a HUSBAND, come time back,
IL she is not yet suited may find one from the name.
rous young gentlemen that daily throng to the STORE
No. 80 MAIN STREET. TO purchase CLOTHING
OF PHILADELPHIA CONSOLIDATION STOCK
where she will be accommodated with seat at sny
time during the dsy from this date the st of Jan.
uary, 1855. del -3t*
SPECIAL NOTICE--The gentleman
~ who .nok from the party on Thursday night
Black OVERCOAT, Silk Lining Velvet Facin.s
with Cap, Key and Gloves in the pockets, wi con.
fer favor by leaving it at the Office of the Circnit
Court of Richmond, Chancery side. de 2-lt
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TIE ART OF DANCING.
CHAS. A. McEVOY has the honor

S8 of again announcing to the citizens of Rich
m4T mord that he will commence his next annual
course of instruction in the above desirable ac-
conplishment at the new CORINTHIAN HALL,
(MechanicS instituted on Thursday afternoon Dec
7th at O'Clock, for young Ladies, Misses and Mas
tiers. and for Gentlemen on the evening of the same
day at n o'clock
Mr.. M will have associated with him Mr. L. WAR
ROCK, a gentleman who has taught successfully in
the South and West and whose style of teaching IL
the same.
The new dances La Tasorian and Gorlit-a Schot
tische, will be introduced this season.
The Young Lad es, Misses and Masters Class will
meet every Thursday afternoon at O'Clock, and Sa-
turday mornings at 10l O'Clock. The Gentlsmen's
Glass win meet on Thursday and Tuesday evenings
at u o'clock.
But COURSE of lessons will be given. Terms
$40. All persons who desire joining the Classes and
parents who intend entering children should do 90
during the first week of the School; and no pu-
pills will be taken after the School win have been in
session ten days. de PIT
Enquirer, Wing, Bullstin, Post and Examiner copy
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A CRUEL HIT.-Blackwood's Magazine
compares the boast of the British ministry,
at the dinner given to Sir Charles Napier,
before he sailed for the Baltic, that they
would fog the Gear, to the expedient of the
man "aho sold the hide Of the bear before he
had encoa inferred the animal"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-02

GAMlNG.-Booker, slave to Weed and
Howe, and Thomas Southland, mixed blood, were
convicted of gaming, and ordered twenty lashes
each. As Southard claims to be white man, the
judgment in his case was suspended until Monday
morning, to give him an opportunity of appearing
before Judge Meredith on habeas corpus and pro.
wing his status.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-02

MODERN JUsTIcE.-When great criminal
is tried for great crime, to hang the jury
instead of the prisoner.
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~ At the last accounts, the Ohio river
like Sebastopol, was still falling.
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MARRIED

by the Rev, Thos Binford, Mr.. JAMES H. WAT
KINS to Miss EMILY C. SHORE, all OF Henrico
county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-02

CALLED CouRT.-Yesterday was the day
fixed for the examination of William W. Bailey,
charged with unlawfully stabbing Tho's J. Brown;
but owing to the absence Of the wounded man, the
examination was postponed until the next regular
term OF the Hastings Court which meets next Mon.
day week.
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MAG1c AND SEcoNp SIaHr-Prof Ro]

MAGIC AND SECOND SIGHT.-Prof. Robert
Heller will make his first appearance in this sy on
of the cabastic art Report says he is the most re-
nowned magician OF the age snd that his feats are
entirely ard original with himself of them
indeed almost surprising belief He i. now perform
ing at the Charles street Theatre, Bal4imoIe which
is nightly thronged with the beauty ard fashion OF
the Monumental city. We bsspeak for him full
house on his first appearance here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-02

LOCKED UP.-Rosetta Campbell was con-
victed before the Mayor of disorderly conduct and
throwing rocks In the street, and in default of ball
was sent to prison.
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STEALING CoAT.-James Ellis, a notori
Gus rogue, was ordered to be logged to the extent
of the law, on conviction of stealing q coat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-02

No PAPERs.-Lucretia Brown and Har-
riet Brown, free negroes, were committed to jail
for want of papers.
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PRINCE MESscHIKoFF.-1t is generally ad.
mitted that the dispatches of Prince Menschi.
koff tell the truth both for and against him
SELF Such rarity as a truthful dispatch
from a battlefield excites great surprise
among military men. Warriors are the SOU
Of honor, but falsehood is one of the appro,
we'd features of war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-02

B Mr.. George Peabody of London has
published letter fully vindicsting himself
from the censures of Mr.. Sickles, the Amer.
can Secretary of Legation. large number
Of intelligent Americans now in Europe full.
ly sustain Mr.. Peabody.
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RELEAsED-George Hussey, committed
TO prison 10 default of bail for his good behavior
gave the requisite security yesterday and was re
leased from jail.
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LIVER COMPLAINT AsD DYsPEpuA--THE
GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.-DR. J. 8 HoUeHToNs
PEPsIN, the true DIGESTIVE FLUID, or GAsTRlc
JUICE. still holds the first place among all the various
remedies for these painful and Destructive com
plants 1t 10 Natures specific for an unhealthy
stomach. No art Of equal ifs curative pow
ers. aud no sufferer from Liver Complaint and Dys
pepsis should fail TO try it.
Sold in Richmond by ]. B. WOOD, and Druggists
eeneralfy de 1-d5w
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.--Country Merchants
and others are respectfully Invited to attend my
ton sales Of Watches Jeweiry and Fancy Goods, at
my store, No. 106 Main st., THIS EVENING, at
O'Clock. See advertisement.
ELIAS HALE.
IF Aucfion and Com NJ ere bapt. log Main Of.
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ATfA FOR PHILADELPH IA
The No. steamship VIRGINIA,
Capt. DAVID TEAL. is now ready to receive freight
on MONDAY, and will leave on WEDNESDAY,
Dec. 9Th, at 4 o'clk p. d
For freight or passage, having superior acoommo-
dations, apply to II. E. FUTILE, Agent,
de Pit Rockets
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FAST DRlvING.-The Mayor issued q
warrant for the arrest of Newton Cary wagon
driver for Messrs. Ellis g. Peers, who stands
charged with being drunk and driving his team in
oallop down Cary street on Monday last. The
lash is the only remedy for these repeated ordinance
violations and must be applied.
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A WoRK HousE.-The want of such a
house 10 felt by almost every nhabitant of the city
l have frequently seen notices and suggestions on
patch. Would that could do something to aid %
All persons mus be aware, that Jails and Aims
Houses are heavy tax to the city 1ntemperste
beings kept there in ideness for months at the OK.
pense of the more worthy portion ofthe community.
are nnass to Soss tsas. al
haraearned money 70 support and sducate their own
The want of funds appe.rst to be the hindering
cause. in the way Of the erection Of Work House
May .ugsest the P5opriety Of converting our Aims
nouss into t wHrt HOUSE f9r the present The ln
enough to lay the foundations of House of Refuge,
quite an extensive scale. And who would not aid
Tools for carpenters shoe makers. ae, could be
procured at little expense. Knitting, sewing spin
% as E.
employed, than exposed to poverty, sin and degra-
datfon. y.
TRIBurE OF REspEcr. Alta called meet
at Halifax C. H., Va. on the 27th day Of November.
70 S' dr.ft suissSis resolution. Il memory Of our o.
ceased brother, WIN NJ. CAsinEss, Past Grand
is iascrutabis. has removed our much beloved Bro
Their. VIM. N. Csbiness from our midst
lst Resolved That without any spirit OF eulogy or
clare thatit il but faint expression Of our grief at
the death Of our Brother, while It Il SINCERE mark
that profoundly dspofe his death e. loss to our
Order OF true and stsaffast member and 70 our
munity OF warm.hearted spirit and genuine friend
End Resolved, That while We deeply sympsthze
with his widow and children In their saa and sudden
bereavement, there is comfort In the rescton that
He who has removed him viii be their 6rmest frlend
and Father.
Sd Resolved. That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes Of Lodge, and the Secretary be
chidren and that In tesiimony of ourrssard for our
deceased Brother. VIM n. Cabines. z. g., We win
wear the usual badge Of mounine for thirty days
eth Resolved, That these resolutions be publishsd
In the Richmond Dispateh.
JOHN ". CAADD0CK.
JULIUS 9ER6T,
u. H OWEN. committee.
THOS FAX
Dc 2--lt b. MARTIN,
TN BAGS FAMILY FLOUR-For
dss LJ.TAY.
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THE GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE.
A FEW more Concert Tickets, emitting
IA each purchaser to SPLENDID GIFT las emu.
merated in former ADVERTISEMENT can vet be- had
at the Office under the Exchange Hotel next deer
to the Post Office.
Catalogues of the MAGNIFICENT DONATIONS,
which embrace a valuable House and Lot, handsome
Carriage. costly Furniture. splendid JeweIry, &c.
NC, can be seen at the Offices Of the Bulletin and
renny fosf 7-ff
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DIsoHARGED.-Patsy Guillott, VIM. Bay
net and Jane Baynet free persons of color charged
with receiving suit of clothes from Turner a
slave, knowing the same to have been stolen, were
wing their innocence, they were all discharged
Turner is relative to Patsy, and left the clothes
with her, after wearing them all day, alleging that
ne purchased them for SIG.
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ROGUE CAPTURED.-Turner, slave to
Writ Robinson, appeared before the Mayor yester-
day to answer the charge OF stealing a coat and
pair ofpants from DIR. William E. Wilson, valued
at $40. The evidence of guilt was so very conclu-
sive, that His Honor remanded the prisoner to the
next term of the Hastings Court for trial. Turner
his person, and for this the Mayor ordered him to
receive 80 stripes
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I00 BAGS FAMILY FLOUR For
de- LJTAY.
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WANTS.

WANTED.--A white female to do house
w work. Apply to y. FUTILE, on Goth st.,
Church Hill, opposite Fersusson's grocery store.
de l-Sr
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talhsl sboat Bsrnstt great Ioss for hir,
fore Burnett went his brothers. and Whie ssnt,
johnson and Mr. r. stood In the door talkine Jehn.
purchase bacon suf and other articles and put them
In his cart. Burnett aud wife were quarreline last
Sunday about mone abe had received from Nj. Hs-
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