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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

CALLOPOION. OK HEALING BALM,
M a1kS 4 f tn G5 ota ~ -
THE SKIN. &c--Thn xdmienh)e urtteisswtif ~ i.s
peculiar bland and healing pf6perfies her Nth
It's asreeabie perfume. at once n consnsnd isei 20
che con 6dsnee and patronage of the pooiie - mos
denshtfni essential of the toilet. .
In application speedily removes Al irntson, ~
reuehness hardness of the skin. renderine ~ ~
constanf use. deicately soft and far. =. 80,
Being COMPOSED of vegetable snpsfanees, ana en-
tirelt fee from mineral corrosive admxrures II
may be used with safety on the tepderea nfsnf and
Will be found very efficient and coonn9 application
for chafng infiamed, or excoristsd surfaces &C. IL
As it contains no greasy substances, - eeanly and
at the same time amply aud easily applied.
'pa PnR re LADD CO., Drusaista
de % Main street. Richmond, Va
"a MUST BE SOLD BY THE I5ra
IA OF JANUARY.-S20o00 WORTH or REA-
N DY MADE CLOTHING AT GREATLY RE.
-aA- DUCED PRICES FOR CASH, AT NO I3f
MAIN STREET - D. GOODMAN has received
during the past two weeks large additions to bis stock
of heavy winter CLOTHING and having TO raise a
large srnount OF money by the 18th of January next
viii offer the greatest bargains for cssh. IN M :
Fine Dress SUITS - a.
Medium Dress do.
Business do.-in great variety
Over Goats from finest TO lowest grades, of the
Furnishing Goods In great variety a,
The goods must and shall be sold rare opportu-
nifty Il now offered to all in want of good and V eli
made Clothing. A call is all ask to ensure sales
I'D. GOODMAN,
No. IS4 Main street, opposite Eagle SQUARE.
~; b. Also large supply of Servsnts Clothing on
naoo.e ide2 id o.
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Ill lltltl DOLLARS WORTH OF

Must BE oULU IN SIXTY DAfS--Tbe sahseH-
bsfs have IN store Of their own make recently re-
eesyed, nfty thcessrd doilars worth u ssssenabte
ready made CLOTHING heavy sfinfsrs soedN of all
qnaltieA eoloTs sais kAnds psiceA and thinn
sny xna q sloshing, t{psa d pSeRp szt - - 81 -
to4, and your wants shaii Be- sappijed -
Z kKEN. CHILk5 4 BALDWIN IS
- dog. heavy wool SOCKS. q - II
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

Our STATES arrive IN StauntOn at O'Clock p M
and leave next morning by EXPRESS LINE, at a
M.-spead the night at Woodward's jackson River
Hotel and reach the White Sulphur at 10 A. M se-
cpnd day from Stanton.
Chartered Coaches to travel the party wishes
can be engaged Richmond on the following teyIns'
paid for. If 10 seats paid for, it secures al the
seats outside and nside with the privilege of carry
ing the allowed baggage for the lumber of psssen-
gers paid for
For the further comfort of passengers We shall run
an accommodation line of Coaches which viii leave
Staunton after breakfast, stop fo- the night the
Bath Alum or Warm Springs, az they desire and
reach the White Sulphur aext evening: guaranteeing
chat here shall be night travel
We will also keep at the Warm and Hot Spriu Is
each, coach accommodate visitors going West OF
East who may not lind seats in the re guar line
VIM. Parish & Co. "a
bv j, L. HEIskEII Aren't
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RECKER'S COPY BOOKS.-A. NOR
n RIS, 81 Main street, has just received No. II Of
Beeaers beautiful series OF Copy Books, containing
which the attention of teachers respectfully invit-
ed. The unrivaled grace and beauty of these ex-
sHpes render them MT subjects for imitation being
actual copies of the handwriting Of the author They
may also serve to encourage the up in arriving al
the same degree of excellence Price 81 50 per doz
lheral discount 10 teachers. ia ~
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TfLE WHITE GREAsE'' i

VILE WHITE CREASE is a new,
convenient aad ecoaomicai substitute for tar and
other ubncatoTs for the ax,es OF transportation cara
ornnibusses carriages, days. wagons BE- 1t Is not
anectec oy the weather, retaining the same conss-
Eersy winter AUG. summer. {. does not ausa on the
aAiss. and is cheaper aai more darsb4s than any
other grease in use
For sale in tin casisters Of three and NIX pouoda
and In kegs OF p, 50 sad ZOE lbs each, oy
A0fE GRAY Druggists
nov lS--dsscts AGENTS tor she Manrfartrr~x
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II ARPER'S MAGAZINE for Januar,
= ias4, with other new Books, received by
1h ~ T. w HAND0fpu
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RIcHM 0HD, VA.
VIRGINIA.

FREDERrcKsBuRG AND GoRDoNsvrLLE RAILROAD
The Fredericksburg Herald asserts that this
road, 1t now ready for the rails, could be laid at
saving OF $4,000 less than the estimate of the
Chief engin eer, In consequence of decline In The
price OF railroad iron 90 that the work, instead Of
exceeding the estimate by some s250, 900 as iu op
ponents contended. will with the evidence now be
tore u.s. cost nearly 500 600 less than the estimate
Inc contractors are still engaged with hands on va
rious sections, and no suspension has yet taken
place, though no one can predict how long active
operations viii be continued in view of the strin
gency OF the money market. The Herald how
ever, feels assured that the affairs of the company
are 10 the hands OF men who have every disposi
tion to accelerate the work.
posT OFFICE 1TEM.-Mr William C. Tate is an
pointed postmaster at Chalk Level. Pittyslyania
county, vice Beverly B. Walker, resigned.
ARREsrED.-Georg H. Williams, the small
sized man who obtained a watch and chain from
the store of Mr.. Burwell, in Portsmouth, and gave
therefor worthless check, has been checked in his
turn by the police, who arrested him In Gosport
srRAMER MARY WAsHlNGToN-This steamer
was purchased at the sale on Thursday last by the
".
be run on the route betwecen Fredericksburg and
Baltimore as heretofore
ENTERpRIsING.-Our neighbor of the Peters
burg Express, disappointed in the receipt of a
copy of the Presidents message In time for his
paper of Tuesday, had a synopsis. containing
1870 words, telegraphed from Washington.
BURNT TO DEArH.-A little boy, child of Jane
Newson, a free negress, of Petersburg, was scci.
dentally burnt to death on Monday last.
CoMPLErED.-The great dam of the Rappahan.
mock Water Power Company, at Fredericksburg,
was completed on Saturday last. II 10 said to be
the best work of the kind in the State The people
OF Fredericksburg never entertained the idea that
their water power was not worth dam, and az
they have now, by their enterprise, completed a
grand improvement, 1t is hoped that manufactu.
rers will avail themselves of its advantages.
CLERIcAL.-Rev. Mr. Hume, of the Court street
Baptist church, in Portsmouth, has been re. elected
as pastor of that church but having previously
rendered his resignation, he will not accept the
CALL He desgns to carry out long cherished
purpose to establish church in that part of Ports.
mouth called Newtown
AccoMMoDATING.-Theb banks In Lynchburg dis
counted very literally during the past week The
Virginian mentions this fact as favorable sign
during the present untoward and 1t believes unne.
cessary pecuniary panic. 1t Is by the want of con-
idence more than any other cause that existing
embarrassments are produced.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
CITY OF RICHMOND, Dec. 4th, 1854.

CITY OF RICHMOND, Dec. 4th, 1854.
Henry Il. Wise, Esq.
Dear Strive have the honor to inform you
that at the Democratic Convention lately held In
Staunton, for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for the offices of Governor, Lieutenant Go.
vernon, aud Attorney General of Virginia. at the
ensuing election the nomination of the Convention
for the first named office was conferred upon your
self.
Allow US, sir, to express the hope that the acsion
of the Convention may meet your ready acquies-
eence and that, under your leadership one more
will be added to the many victories hitherto
achieved by the Democratic party in the glorious
Old Dominion.
With sentiments of very high esteem we desire
to subscribe ourselves your friends and fellow
citizens, sr
CHAS. IRVING of Lynchburg
w. r C. DOUGLAS of New Kent,
ED. KENNA of Kanawha,
GEO BAYLOR of Augusta,
]. r. SMITH OF Pittsylvania,
r. H. GLASS of Campbell,
R. KIDDER MEADE of Petersburg,
l.. ]. BELL of Accomack,
Committee.
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RIcHMoNp. VA. Dec. a 1854

RICHMOND, VA Dec. 4, 1854.
Gentlemen Il have received your communica-
tion that the Democratic Convention lately held at
Staunton, have nominated me for the Office of Co.
vernon of the State of Virginia. l am grateful to
the Convention for this honor, and, with due
sense of the responsibility accept its nomination
/ have such abiding confidence in the Democratic
principles and the Democratic people of Virginia,
that fear not defeat OF either the sacred soil of
''the glorious Old Dominion" But the friends oi
our faith must remember that, whilst they have
conferred honor upon their nominee, they have
imposed task upon him in the performance of
which they must assist with their united strength
promise to devote my best energies to uphold the
hopes of ancient faith And will spare no
honorable efforts to defend the Virginia citadel of
Republicansm which was never so assailed from
without and from Within as at present, and which,
must all bear in mind, has never yet surrender.
ed. That memory will ensure victory, or we will
prove recreant to the past.
With Acknowledgements to you, individually
gentlemen. for the expression OF your kindness,
am your obliged friend and fellow citizen,
HENRY,A. WISE
To Messrs. Charles Irving of Lynchburg, w. r.
c. Douglas of New Kent Edward kenna of ka--
nawha, George Baylor of Augusta, ] R. Smith OF
Piusylvania r. II. Glass of Campbell, r. Kidder
Meade OF Petersburg, L. ]. Bell Of Accomack-
Committee.
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as4e-sr:..szh FOR SCOTTSVILLE E
Al Nh NEW C A NTOl D. LIZ

ANU NJ w CANION.-OuI F6cket
Boat FARMER. Capt. GEO. w. MuNFoRD, Jr hav-
ing been completed, will commence running regu-
larry between this city and 6COTTSvILLE to day,
leaving Richmond every Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday at o'clock A. NJ and arrive at Scottsvile 1t
ei O'Clock p M. Returning, she will leave Scots
vile every Tuesday. Thufsdsy and Saturday at 7
o'clock A. H., and pass New Canton at Of A. NJ; Go.
lumbia III A. M; Pemberton. II P. II Jefferson, s
r M; Cedar Point, P. NJ; Beaver Dam, p. NJ ];
Dover Mills, 81 p. NJ Manakin. u P. NJ; cottrelrs
Blidge, 81; and arriving in Richmond by 10t r. M.
Passengers by this Boat will be allowed to remain
on board slI night, if they prefer doing so.
The PLOUGaBOY having just been repaired, will
run as before between this city and New Canton
leaving Richmond every Tuesday, Thursdsy and sa-
turday at o'clock A. NJ, and arrive at New Canton
By 81 O'Clock p. NJ Returning she win leave New
Canton every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
O'Clock ~, and pass Columbia BY A. n Penn
berton. l04 A. M; Jefferson IL n Cedar Point, r.
H.; Beaver Dam. 2 Dover Mills, z ma
Richmond BY sP. n. CROUcHk 4 HOOPER.
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON

UPKULsTEkEks AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner of Gorernor aud Franklin Streets,
HAVE now in store, their Fall Stock oi
l. Il French and American PAPER HANGINGs
CURTAIN GOODS, CoRNICEs. BANDS, CORDS,
TASsELS, Lace and Muslin CURTAINS. Table
and Floor OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW BLINDS,
Transparent SHADES, BEDS MATTRESSES. &c,
which they viii sell or work up to order on the
most reasonable terms.
We are also prepared to execute PAPER HANG
ING and uPHOLSrERING promptly, in the city
or country. 90 2-Sm
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NOTICE.

RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD CO.
TH E seventh annual meeting of the
l. Stockholders of the Richmond and Danville
Railroad Company will be held ia the City of Rich.
mond on WEDNESDAY, December lSth 1854 at -
O'Clock NJ The Stockholders will, usual, have the
privilege of coming to and returning from the meet
ing FREE the cars.
r. VAN DEURsEN, Secretary.
NOVEMBER 18th, 1854.
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RUSHTON CLARK & CO.'S
GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,

TOT COHSHWpEt0H, OfF0JHIu, q G. - "
-THE great success which has attended
Il the use of the above celebrated article haa led
many hsa nc e muen s.e
chaserk should use the utmost CAUTION Ii Doficipe
that the name Of KuSHTON CLARK + CO. In fall
II blown in the bottle and q each 1ahel and the
signature In full over each cork. as1bne othsr sen.
uine. We have been Ct erest pain. ard expesee -
CLARK went to New Foundlsnd to siperinteni tie
manufacture In person. and vii wsFrant our OH
pure and superior quality In every respscG an1 mas
common oil, q the cass with sxsat deal thst v
cold for genuine.
The genuine Rushton clsrk 1 Co.'S artisls for ssls
orally In Richmond and throughout virsinfs.
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THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND DOL

TH1RTY FIVE THOUSAND DOL
Il LARS WORTH OF DRY GOODS, AT AND
BELOW COST, FOR CASH.-For the purpose of
closing cur copartn we viii from this day, Of
fer our entire stock of DRY GOODS, at and below
cost for cash.
The stock is nesrIy new, having been recently
purchased on the most favorable terms and consists
GOODS, keptin first class Dry Goods establish
ment.
Those in want OF really desirable Goods would do
well to give US an early CALL the assortment is
very complete, and such opportunity for BAR
GAINS is but rarely offered
WARREN l. PERKINS.
no 7-dt1J No. 141 Eagle Squire.
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FORM OF PROXY,

Know ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS THAT
the undersigned do hereby constitute and appoint
attorney - for - and In name, to
all questions that may be brought before tn
meeting Of the stockholders of the Richmond and
Dsnvilie Railroad Company, to be held at - on
- the - day Of, or at any adjourned meeting
thereof hereby ratfyng all the acts of - said
attorney in the premises, as fully as If - were
present and voting in person.
In testimony whereof, - have hereunto affixed
- hand this day of -.
4
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~ CAME to my Stable, on Marshall st !,
AS on Sunday morning last, Sorrsl HORSE.
riaht Ies white The owner will please call and take
him awsy EDWARD NEIDT,
de l-Srs Soap Manufacturer.
DUMPS! PUMPS!!-Just received ct
i my store ON 18th st.. between Main and Cary. 9
large supply Of Cistern, We'll, Camden Eng,ns, and
various patterns with brass and iron cylinders which
will sell on the most accommodating terms. Per.
sons needing such articles ehouid give me call
NH Sl-ts CHARLES 81 LANGLEY.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

The circulation Of the DAILY DISPATCH
RieSrS that OF all the Daily papers OF
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.ATT FOR THE WAGON.-City and

w country dealers, and lovers Of good CiEars and
Tobacco At the old stand, cornerAain and 10th ss
ID kept constantly on hand large and well selected
assortment of fine cd Havana, Principe and Amen-
can Cigars, Tobacco, 6nufA Pipes. Reeds and Fancy
just recsived a assortment Of low priced Cigars.
suitable for the country trade Give me call e the
ola ostabshed etsnd l94 Main, corner 10th st, Rich
mond. sisn Of the Scotch ecldieE.
no q j. A. HAkkiN0TON
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EIsK's PATENT metallic BURIAL

Il CASES.-The subscriber keeps constantly on
hand assortment of these BURIAL CASES.
They are extensively used, and possess advantages
all other Collins for transportation de posting
in vaults, or for ordinary nterments They are made
of the most imperishable materials, and are ena-
melled inside and out 10 prevent corresion. When
properly cemented the bodies of the dead enclosed
in Them are free from irruption of water, closed
against insects, and may without offensive odor be
transported to distant places. The remains of Cal
houn, Clay and Webster, were entombed in coffins
Of this kind
The subscriber has also q larEe supply of WOOD
COFFIHS, and keeps on hand SHR0UDS and every
requisite for FuneIals. He will attend Funerals and
furnish both Hearses and Carriages.
oc 2-Sm ]. A. BELVIN, Governor st.
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FmE.-The Eagle Hotel, owned by Mrs Spencer,
in Hockingport, Ohio, was destroyed by fire recent
w. No insurance.
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o. ii. CHALKLEY, General Agent and Col
lector 18th street between Main and Cary over the
store of g. II. Peake. Refers to Messrs C. T. Wor-
than Co., Williams l. Brother Butler l. Tinsley
J: Ii. Claiborne. @. r. Peske, ]. B. Sclater and Dr.
w. A, Paterson se I3-Sm
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CHARLES r. HARREYS.

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL. PAINTER,
10th st., between lain and Cary.
T All work entrusted to his care will be faith.
fully and pronptly executed a. 9A-apn
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LARUs q SHINE, Auctioneers and Com
mission Merchants, will attend to a sales of Rea
and Personal Estate stock sales of Dry Goods, Gro
ceries. Boots and Shoes, House Furniture. &c. &c.
ocl3-ts JAMES N. SHINE, PC LARUs
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\ LII THE WORLD rs SAD AND

a. ~ A111 W y u II u 10 DAD ANO
"A DREARY,-Consumptio the fouudation 81
which ct first 10 trine and treated with nealect kv
all In the frst stages Of that dreaded Of eli disesse
loss i Of our friends BY taking LEONARbs I'M.
SLANT RELIEF AND SPEEDY CURE. for
coughs Colds. Consumption, Asthma, WhoopiHs
Cough, Group, kc. Apply Immediately the ANTI
dote: lay the axe to the roct; thus preventing 20
deadly deadly an an enemy frsm being in our midst. All for
and retail, of Mesas. Purcell, Lsdd CO g2 Nsin
IT.; all Druggists. and of THOS LEONARD.
Governor It,, Richmond, Va.
piled usual. A.
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F. NJ. ROBERTSON, Draper and Tailor
Governor street, opposite the Dspatch Office, Rich
mond. Va. sa Q-dam
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N0-PAKTNEKSHIP NOTTCE.-Tl

GO-PARTNEkSHIP NOTTCE.-T6e
~ subscribers, having associated themselves te.
ssthne5 under the firm Of TURPIN,. ROPER &
TAKING BUSINESS in its departments. & tie
old stand Of Roper Murray, Governor ct.
They will give their peryonal attention to ell or.
notice, any thing In their line of business.
They Will keep constantiy on hand general q
sortment ofCOFFINs, from the neat pine, to the
most elegant mahogany. NJ 80 S,
the sole agency In this city for the sale Of
Fisk kaymond's METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
the also preparsdto to furnish any szs
OF the Sarcophagus, either Of the plain style with.
out the drapery or such those urnished for Clay
and Webster, being covered with super6na blaok
cloth drspery and silver trimmings
Several HEARSES, with gentle horses ana esre
ful drivers, also It command.
JOHN TURPIN. te
B. w. ROPER
NH 30 d&cts WILLIAM MURRAY. q
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DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES. CIR.

l. CULAR SAw-MILLs, kc-The Subscribers
sre prepared to furnish Portable and Stationary
Steam Engines, Circular SawMills and sll other de.
ed of best materials and Workmanship at their works
on Cary st., next to the City Gas Works.
oc 9-Sm BURR l. ETTENaER
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FIRr AND M.-
RtNE INSURANCE CoMPANY-cspitsl ssoO ooc
office on 18th street. nsyt to the Post Office rbs
Company tnsuyes agasasf ioss dnoge bv IRE in the
ding vessels and cargoes In port or on voyage
su 2o-Sm o. r. BREsEE. Xctuarv.
HAIR Citizens and Strangers
visiting the city, wishing to get their Hair cut in the
to call ON HOBS0N, under the American Hotel. an.
trance on 1ith street.
N. Blot Gold ard Shower Baths can be had at
no Ii -
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DxsraucTrvx Fsxs.-Ths beautiful residence OF
u. 3. L. Not, h the upper part Of ColumbuA Ca
IVES aimoss totally destroyed By hrs . ~ days
ego. Los ea,ooo, on which there = 10 available
tnssssass.
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JAMES E. HEATH & RICHARD M
CARY, Commissioners in Chdneery.-Ofhce In VIII
BUILDING. fronting on Franklin at ocq
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
By j. A. COWARDIN.

Phe DAILY DISPATCH irservsdto to subscriber
At sIx AND A QUARTER CENTS PER wEEK, payable
20 the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, % ysar
In advance.
The WEEKLY DIsPArCH 10 Issued every Fri
l.y and mailed osubscribes at ei per annum.
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~ GUNS, GUNS-PISTOLS,
PISTOLS-At 96 Main street EN-
COURAGE VIRGINIA IMPORT
ERl-AN0TAER ECT I'M
GREAT REDUCTION IN +

m GREAT REDUCTION IN n
III THE PRICE or HATS AND BOOTS.
ns Gn from asi1 L 1HTaoEY. Mn coisnsiss hos.
Building. Mehm0nd.
Aoleskia HATS. Of best uslity............... g g
Ysshionsble SILK HATs...................... 50
Yine ealfkin sswed O1e,.......ss.....s....So y
Pine calfskIn seved SHOES. 70
T. 81. ANTHONY has made arrangements With
supply him With handsome and subaantiai calfshis
sevsd BOOT, which he WI sslist the unprssedsnt
I'd low price Of - 80. ael
II OOK AT THIS.-$2O, 900 worth Of
~ Ready Made Clothing at cost. embracing every
style Of garments suitable for Rsll and Winter wear
The aubscribe have determined 10 quit the busnsss
In Richmond the first Of January lass and will
positively sell ct cost either whoissale retail 70
merchants and others here is rare chance The
ample csll ct the Frsuklin clething Store, No s.
Main street B. DECOU co. 4
M B. 4 good suttins board for sais low. Appiy =
above. see-sm
EXCELSIOR WORKS, CoRsrn 7rn
~ AID NAM STaEETs, RIcHnoHp. vA.-1Ae pro.
pFe tor Of the ebovs works 10 nov peparedte kIane
aud baw LUMBER, Of various kin1sin the beGtetyIo
| and on the most reasonable terns.
he has on hand quantity of Dresses 1LOO1lNs
fANSEf itsi1i sTuSY, 18Th sfSorsAsrn saa vlai :
Pine, ready dresssd wh1eh he eAeEsat allow pgiee.
/ oADHE6. Doors an1 nLluDe kept oa kenA -
nsas 70 order st lrisss shss saaass a = svs sssis
' o1ss.s ssllsl.sl - v'llls tAs.ssg!'5 '5ssss1.ss
lEINE6T SWEET on. HN0IIsH
- DeUoTAul, lH1QEA, 64-Aex @la ~
I Set sk1llle11 BEERS. DEseeslA
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TOBACCO AGENCY. !

GREENE, HEATH d ALLEN.
Al and 40 california Street, San Francisco,
CELL Tobacco on Commission direct
~ from and for seeount Of the viSeinis Manuisss
tuyers. and 70 whom We refer.
wl rsPly 70 any qasssions ea1 1trssssst ssy husssa
Mssaa ALLEN / PAxsos. Now Yosk. vni = llls-
wise. nole-1kwiy
DRAFTS $50 600 GIFT ENTER
i PRIZE. . share In vhlsh z preseetsd - every
susomss 4 he 0slls. iss e asis Sssss .1szs
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-06

The races at Natchez, Mississippi, last week. ex
cited unusual interest The renowned Lccompte
won the two mile race on the second day, beating
Jo Blackburn, and walked over the course on the
ofgood 'uns eontsndsd for supremacy on Other
days.