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KOSZTA.

The fact that X oszta has set himself quiet
ly down to iearning the daguerre0tspe art,
has excited sundry attempts at faoesicasness
at the expense of the late hero aadsann 1t
may be the dunness OF our perceptions but
we are really unable to see the point of the
joke, or TO find amy thing in Kosxta's efforts
to earn an honest livelihood, which is at all
funny OF ridiculous. On the contrary, we
look upon IT as in the highest degree osedita-
BILE 10 his character and good taste. If he
was great lion a short time ago, hewas so
purely by the force of circumstances, over
which he had no sort of control. The hum.
blest American citizen is entitled to the pro-
lection of the National flag, and. humble
though he be. If the signify of the nstsen be
insulted in his person. as it was in that of
Koszta, he viii become for time very noto-
rious. We are glad to see that Rosetta has
had the good sense to settle quietly dove to
regular industry, course for which he will
be respected by all intelligent people. And
whilst he is content to surrender transient
notoriety for the solid rewards of honest la.
Dor, it must be some satisfaction to him TO
remember, that it was in his person that a
lesson was taught to the haaghty despotisus
Of the Old World, upon the dignity and sa-
credness of American citizenship which they
viii not be likely soon to forget
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Cyr~v GAR. 81 - 1.I - 49, - g g
head = - Ca~~r--, ..- =. .s.1s.e -
,rr., 3, - : ~ o. ~ $500. satef.
- pssss 49, g tn9 ranancs 49,. Iomns
rs~...-. GO - - Mysas, I ILL ffys
rh~ -ss - = $3.50 ns.'ss - -. g.eso.
- : - y NE sess 10 an0
-. 49, - x,.u. So. $3.50
.-11sOs1 Y 1aps0-ur. Nias asl.eu. pezcre
P.1seu9e 20 ounness. 20 oner me IonoGsns pre-
III - s.u ieeo,u.Ions, .nicu NC pfe'acoa WIN
- re'sng aen sppfoQtiate retnarkf ON tne death
- " Iewss ~ SnaMnerlayne, TOT msuy years
~ Idle ana Act.ve menioef OF tne CeuncsE
Tue egunch o. the cry OF hichmond have
VIII oecp fegfet Tue DEAN OF ur. LKwIs
~; SH Z. MhKhLASsE, Iormeriy member ct this
nouy, ofstneuisne1 Ios ms energy, seNi ara Ann
y, ano lor Ine IennIui manner Ia wn1cn ne On.
eusleeu me srounus ana responsibie ouiies OF ms
PoeHaoe. wherefore
aesesoed, Inal we ieei ~ his desln tne loss OF
Ineno, ana deeply Sympafhfse WIN his family
W. tue hreparabie bereavement they have sustain
"a.
heso~ed, mat thc President on tae Cooncii
uansgnte copy OF the foregoing resolutions 10 the
winoW OF the deceased
Inc preamble ana resofuilohs were passed Dy
unanimous vote
rtHexce heport-Mr McCance, from the RI
nance COMMITTEE presented repoE, recommend
ing the saxing OF certain articles fohe purpose Of
raising revenue Inc increase recommended Is
on@ ooo whhe the estiFnalee OF the Chamber
lhia show dehciency IN the revenue on the rres-
ent taT llst Tor the past ana presenfyear,o OF
In addHion to increasing the faxanon OF various
suDJecne the Commhtee recommend permanent
loan 1ney furtner recommend anGncrease OF the
Assessor salary TO I2oO from incest OF February,
ande repeal OF the present ordinance. so as to re-
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BOARD OF ASSISTANTS FOR THE CITY or RICHMOND.
SMITH Il ROBERTS. Hardware Merchants.
JOSEPH P. WINSTON, Grocer and Commission
Merchant
FLANNEGAN. STOKES co. do Co.
HUGH w. FRY, do do
JOHN LYNCH, Collector the Port
j MILDEBEkGERS SMITH, Proprietor of Amer
lean Hotel.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & CO., Mer.hant.
ROBERT d. WARD. Attorney at Law
N b. HILL, Auctoneer and General Agent, Wall
street.
GEORGE E uENEALE. Senator Rochinphan,
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HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT Law,
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner OF Deeds,
&C., for New York, Fennylvania, North Carolina
South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio, Indi-
ana, Missouri, WISCONSIN, lows, &c.
Practices In the Courts Of Richmond city and Hen
rico county VIII attend promptly to all Legal and
Notanai business with which be may be entrusted.
- Sim
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On. WV. III. MlLsoR, q practitioner, for
PHILADELPHIA, begs leave to tender to the cit-
gems Of Richmond his services In ell the branches Of
his profession. DR.. MINOR may be found durins
the day, II his Office. HILLS READING ROOM
BUILDING, corner Of Main and Governor strsefs
and. sf night, u his residence, VIRGINIA HOUSE,
Grace street. NO 5--Sms
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RosCoE B. HEATH, ATTORNEY AT Law,
-Prsctices In the Courts held in the city OF Rich
rnoDd and county of Henrco.
~ O'f,ce in the rooms formerly occupied by Ma
son Heath, south side of Main street. next door to
the Enquirer office ja7-lms
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THE RIVER is very full yet, but the waters
SEEM to have reached their highest point.
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BREEDING CAGEA Recsivine tkis
- 1leeeefseu - lsetesx svery lantSDguo -
s - : 49, ~ - Ed 6,lst f 'sf;t's
Z. ~ Z. ::s = - ! - 5
~ z11111nnlGAu
HfI CIT O. f3-cS1 49, O.
80 -. $50 I. - 4 b :.
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lap OrER.-The charge against JOIN
a. Jefer tor getting wster from Nj. EddiDes ~
conir.ry 70 N ordinance Of The cry vas Ia oye,
uutti Monday next, when Mr.. j. viii srrsSsi,s.
psove that he he'd the right 70 usethe wsser.
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SIaoSs, THE DAGUERREoTYPisr, is in
Richmond what Napoleon was In ItaIy--always
victorious: and like Napoleon too he has to ansu er
for the execution Of many heads for just sure
as he gets good aim at ones head he takes ii eF
quicker than you can say Jack Robinson. de 81
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or. CHAMBERLAYNE-

In cur brief notice of the death CT Dr.
Chamserlayne. yesterday, we did not ressr to
some 4 the peculiariiies by which ais cha
racter was distinguished. He was e~e cf the
mos. ensinently frank and candid meaweever
knew, yet ever studiously and strictly cour-
teeus; decided in his own opinions, ut not
dogmatical nor exacting. 1t is not vlue Ian
guaee of formal exlogy which We .enploy,
when We say that, as ali example ef'ts,e high
toned. chiy alric Virginia gentleman dfSsrmer
days. we have never seen his Superior and
rarely ais equal We have kEewn;bin long
and Intimately and in his most freen I'M
restraiees conversations, we feat that we
were breathing fhe purest and azeet' Elevated
moral atmosphere. He wcs a gentleman
without fear and withoutreYrc with
bosom. incapable of harboring single un
worthy sentiment, and with a presence in
which Vice itseh would be coupeilseeo talk
with decent and moral lips. Eis benevolence
and generosity were unboanded Ae pur
sued his profession with no s0licita6e for its
pecuniary rewards We have been person
ally eegnizant OF deeds of mercy ane charity
to the widow and orphan, which vsxtl KEEP
khe memory of fsr. Cambertsgne psssnniaily
green in gentle aud grateful hea.as, and " i'll
plead for him with irresistible eloaUence It
shat bar wheres cup of ccld meter:siven to
the children OF affliction wiz have its re-
membrane ans reward.
One by one they are passias trom s1s-the
lights of other days Virgi0iamay hereaf-
ter advance in material power aadweslth but
she will never see superior race.cf MEN to
those who have gwen the Statedts peculiar
nobility and elevation of character, and OF
whom the number is every day beeeaing less
locn
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T. j. CARSON Il Co., Nos. Al AND 43
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE. AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK-A GOOD sasor4-
msnt Of Bacon. Pork and Lard aiwsys on hand. ana
eor sals = lowest market prices. 10 I6-ly
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January 31st. 1888.

rOPARTNERSHIP H. Duke,
~ late of the firm Of A. Garrett l. Co.. and A. A.
Hufcheson. formerly of Caroline county. and late
with ]. j. Wilson, have this dav formed copsrtner-
ship, under the firm and style Of Duke Hufchesop,
and taken the store No H. west Main three doors
below VIM Palnei's and seven above the Old Mar.
ket. for the purpose of conducting a GENERAL
GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
Business. They will keep general and well Sc
lected stock of Family Groceries suitahe 70. both
town and country trade. which they offer TO their
friends and the public as good terms they can
be had in this CRY.
They give personal nton to the sales of Tobac.
co, Wheat Flour, Corn, and every description Of
country produce entrusted to their care and respect
fully solicit consignments
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JOB AND CARD PRINTING.

JOB AND CARD PRINTING!.
T. The DIsPATcH JOB OFFICE, On osver.o
Street. hasthe largest and bsst assortment Of CARDS
ever b this city, and i prepared 70 DO this desczp-
toa 81 PRINTING on = reasonable terms = alae-
where is the sity. - we'll - evsry ofhsr kid Of
PLAN AND FANCY PRINTING Csll end sse
speeimens sss
g Plain sad fancy CARDS fsr sais. add
ERAHAMg AND PUTNAM for Febfu-
~ axy f1s sais e jss eMl4dsD Chsap
mn, Pahlisstio1 pspes sspesi Aessisss AessI
A9seasr seggly jsst ysestpe4 ss s.. y. S
Z nUE G214 0Lt<e0eopssfu nv Yeek. III 4
MABAx!NE Or Art ALMANAC or 1o6E -
s5$ksAiss Mx4Ao4z,NE = 10y Iests -
80 80. - o. -
jssI-,t s,pss,ss 49, !. r. ii. iss'
ROLLER RIVET1-tO cosko -
- ssssisiss psssees 1880 q -
IN ema1ns 90 4
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DfsMIssED.-Riehard S. jackson. charged
with ieloneuely and maIiciously assaulting and
betting Rober. Barrett. the 23d inst, was exam
ined before the Mayor yesterday. aad acquitted
Barrett, ut seems, while laboring skder an abbera-
sien of mind went into Jackson's hoase and called
tor somethis Jag to driak, and the barkeepersuppos-
ing a1im to bedrunk, refused to supply dis wazss-
Barrett persisted in being served, and ON the &C.
eond refusal attempted to force himself behind the
bar when the barkeeper stopped him and ordered
samout With this scuffle ensued, seeing which
Jsoksonwentu up to preserve the peace by ejectins
Barrett from his premises, when B. gathered the
heading OF af sh barrel and made blow at Jack
son. Finding it necessary to repel force by force
jackson caught the heading, wrenehed it from Ear
rett's hand, gave him blow or two with ir a. d
then put him into the street. but B. iuamediately re
turned and renewed the fight jackson then beat
himseverety ~ith whipstat, cutting his head and
drawing the clxret when Barrett LETT considerably
bruised by the encounter. Had jackson known
that he was laboring under abberrafion OF mind
he would have dealt differently with him-but
without knowing this, he not much 20 blame in
using severe measures to rid himself his house and
his employeeof man who seemed bent on doing
whst he pleased, in the house of another person
Barrett is said to be temperate orderly industri
Gus man, but subject periodical fits Of insanig
from some cause or other He knew nothing Of
what had happened to him.
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AMERicAH HoTKL,
nIcH .oNb. vIAeIMIA
u MlLDEBER0Ek SMITH. PnopnsEroa
ssB-ly F~~~ttef Jbsess HID, PAasisieAsa
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SIGHT DRAFTS ON NEW ORLEANs-In
to suit purchasers. for sale at all times by j.
B. MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank.
dec z6-d6m
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THR Dali Y plaPATcH,
TIE. PRESS CONE AT LAST.

fersesASeSs'eSssss< - = 2 ssf.ssss
The press so long and anSiously locked for
BY AZ. arrived Sunday night in the schooner-
Nee Yrk A. competent machinist ron
ne mandatory Of the Messrs. HoE, arrived
the same day, and win put il up IN applique
order, anddaableqaiek time. -
Friday night while our edition for saturday
xas under way, and about half done, our Old
press broke down completely and but for
the kindne.s Of our neighbour, the WAss, the
D.spaseks would not have risen with Satur-
days sur. It's i.hs would have been eztin-.
ruished for at least one day. We were in
aebted TO the same liberal and generous ceur-
tesy for the printing of our. yesterdays pa
Der, and mus. continue to be. until our press
is ready, which viii be in a day or two 81
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STEAGlse A WArcH--William Brown.
ARRESTED ~ officers Tyler and Johnson on Sunday
sieernoon lasH, when SCOUT taking the Southern
cars, on the change of stealing a gold watch Aud
ctain, worth s1iS,, trcrn John Fitzgerald, on die
221instsnt. was brought before the Mayor for .ex
aat:uasiony yesterday 1nerning. The SUBSTANCE Of
the evidence was, that fitzgerald had moved to
Rockets q few days before the occurrence and on
that NIGHT had parry OF friends at his hnuse to
spend q social evening. About O'Clock, Bresvu
anenei straDgersto the landlord, came 10, and
was invited 10 participate in the arsusemerks.-
Shortly alter this. some one asked Mrs. the hour
suleter answering the question eAe hung the
watch on nail dn the back room 1t had not been
hangag there more than twenty sninutee when
Brown walked into that room, and through a glass
window Fitzgerald saw him take down the watch
aud -aart OF. Fitzgerald immediately wentro the
door, hailed bur aud told him to bring the watch
badk, bat instead. of doing this he made eff Fitz
gerald and Martin Hggius started in pursuit Of the
fzessve, but be sslded them and they returDed to
the house. deg or two after this Fitzgerald ad-
verEsed his w&tch and chain, aad on Fridsg eight
sastssome maa 31aocked at his door, teld hik, his
watch was there, laid il on the sill and went off,
Last Sunday waerning Brown called at Fszgerald's
house, told himche had taken the watch in a6runk-
en- frolic and would not have done so if te had
bees sober.
Brown is about five feet seven or eiehtraches
high, torid complexion, dark hair and eyes 25 or
30Years of age, and has scrofalDsss marks about
his neck. Hes.s in delicate health, and has been
Gneer medical treatment by Or. Crowder Of Din
widdie for rsoE1e weeks past. What heis doing
here, or who he il, no one knows, although he has
beeD about this city at various times forseveraI
WosAs. f
the prisoner to answer the charge of felony at the
February teFn of the Musings Court, where
hewiIl either be acquitted, or sent on to.a HIGHER
TRIBUNAL forf1al trial
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GEORGE E DENEALE, Senator Rockingham
county, Va. ia 20-lm
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!. MISUNDERSTANDING Dell. . woman of
, ,neaown, charged with assaultine her board ma
glass eandlessick last Friday evening. snn.sras
os'orene Mayor Yesterday. and he parsy corn, ~
planning falling to answer when called the =. - =
vac Dismissed ather cost Wha.h deiiyhtful ti ~.
=. M wi have after disturbing the pub
cd for their reception. - go : /
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RICHARD n. DUKE,
ia 3i-2w A. A. HUTCHINSON.
IRISH LINENS. PILLOW CASE

IRISH LINENS, PILLOW CASE LIN
Il EMS. SWISS AND CAMBRIA MUSLINS OF
OUR OWN IMPORTATION.-We have his dsy
opened a really splendid lot of Linen Coed. direct
from the manufacturer in ireland. aud which we
promise to sell by the piece yard much below the
usual nrces to those who will favor with early
Also 50 pieces Pillow Case Linens at 81 cts the
yard Swiss Cambria Check Plaid and Striped Mus.
lins ne and handsome assortment nd very cheap.
Besides the usual assortment to be found In Dry
Goods Store j. MILLHISER BRO
ia 81 t 1913 Broad ST.
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srkEEr FIeHr.-On Sunday afternoon
iast, officers Tyler and Johnson arrested Alfred
M 1nnsoh ana GEORGE, slaves, In the employ of the
M nandgrove, while engaged in q street fight
WE knre and stones, during the progress Of
Mnice one negro was knocked down and "a serious.
yinJufed that his life is thought TO be ia dsnger-
sao.ner received severe confusion on he head
aIaife The ans. third was stabbed or cut with
49,. ne PRISONERS were set to the bar AT the
msyors court Yesterday for examinat;on h ~ -,
u,as .nat an Important witness was absent ,he
cause was adjourned over until this morn; ,ne
=. WI probably be disposed Of al the ca Z
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% FOUR ACRES OF GRO IND.

E:Q WITH DWELLING AND STABLE
THEREON, IN SYDNEY, AT PRIVATE SALE
We authorized treat privately for The sale OF
asquare Of GROUND in Sydney. nearly djo ming the
public square. aid bounded by MAR, Frspkfn add
--- streets. having large and beautiful frout on
thosestTeets Besides. there Is excellent DweL
ling Stable &c, recently built, while the properly 10
well enclosed and drained.
Being aimirably adapted for building sites ard To-
Gated in the ulcst rapidly improving part OF Sydney,
thie property is highly valuable espe ciay 10
this about the last opportunity for purchasing aad
In Sydney by this equsre, The city.
TERMs-On-fifth cash balance at |, q 8 and 4
years. with interest, aid satisfactorily secured
is 3l-ts TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS
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FORM OF PROXY.

Tor wei hereby appoint
my Tor our) proxy, with full power and authority
represent ule Tor us) and vote for Tor us) upon
any stock in general meeting of the stock holders
of the Richmond and York River Railroad Company.
to be held at King and Queen Court House, on the
oh day of February next, hereby investing my said
proxy with all the power and authority which I
could exercise were ] personally present.
Witness my hand and seal this - day of -,
1851 IL
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I. LAzsEss ~ PARk--The Paris CORES
pondent Of the Philadaaphia Evening Bulle.
tin speaks indignantly ef the sacorrigible in
dolence Of the booth-kespers il the avenues
Of the Champs Eiysees. Mow able bodied
nee. be says. " entirely daetaute Of over
covering, while the cesHigrade thermometer
ranged twelve degrees bslow gers. and the
toet passengers were traxersipg he Seine
0p0n the ice. c0ald have prefssrel % keen
siettng o. standing NIL day foslE. u - open
slxoefe 70 accepting work Which weG1f keep
49, warm and give them he certafnlv Of :
eeed 44y'e waKes this. I sag. mnu tsxg1
6eened problem p one rhe haA - 6sep ]
esciso Of slavery 70 bsia9 naa - q -
nas9ge inest1eAs. and hew prooenao - ioW-
= $1,000. in civifxa6nne Sgoa ~ 800 for.
4Qe9 eema3e. 1naG elees. y 3 $780, int |
- Dst1toe stats Of indelGoAet.
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UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE., ANNuI-
ry AND TRUST COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA-C Charter
PeypefudL-Cdsh System Capital (dscertdi aed ral4e
of premiumsj and assets, January, 1855:
1894 ,2U3 U6.
The eminent Success which has resulted to this
Company, arises from its distinctive plan of opera
tous. embracing stability. security, perpetuity and
availability
Unexpectedly submitted that business man,
upon reflection, will omit to effect Life Insurance
forthwith to lose thereby in any event. is impossible
to gain thereby, is every instant possible, provided
the Company selected to contract with conducts its
business judicousy upon the cash principle. This
office does deal in credits; all its operations being
based in cash. its policies payable in like manner
aud instead ofbeing Diminished, the amount insured
is thereby largely increased No scrip dividends pay
able when convenient, are issued no notes
ceved for pre- nniufns to accumulate, eat up and off,
set the payment of the policy. Premium payInents,
in cash, may be made quarterly, otherwise, at the
pleasure Of parties applying for insurance Annual
dividends may be converted or paid, in cash. b. the
Company. OF the amount thereby appropriated
the payment of next premium, due. No deduc-
tion from the amount irsure ed in any event
Blanks, Prospectuses, Annual Reports, Policies and
all necessary information and assistance, may be had
on application to JAS. Z. NORRIS, Agent,
9Th and Bank sts, Richmond. Va.
r. CLAIBORNE GOOCH,
Medical Examiner and Referee.
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fsEAL.J
NoTE.-Ths proxy must be acknowledged before
Magistrate or Notary Public and certified by him,
o attested by two witnesses. ia 20-t9thFeb
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sAsrs n. sLAsssIL.

= Cr1 Ncx7csne
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o. DWELLING HOUSE AND Va
III CANT LOTS ON CLAY STREET AT PRI-
VATE SALE.-Eor sale, new brick ColFT AGE on
Clay street opposite the residence Of Peter d. oIinn
Esq., containing from six eight ROOMS with asaai
outhouses, all finished in nice style. the hole pre-
misses presenting remarkably neat appearance with
$50 feet of ground on CLAW street, adjoining the
above. running back about $50 feet.
A long credit Will be given for consideratle per.
ton ofthe purchase money.
il 50 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.
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TURNplKEs.

The Weston (ya) Herald, after quoting a
recent article nf the Dispatch upon this sub
cJect, says il has been informed Ga good au-
thority that the revenue paid into the Trea-
sary for that section of the State is now
nearly thrice as great as it was ] 5 O; 20 years
ago, and tiis owing TO no other cause than
assigned by the Dispatch" the making here
and there, good turnpike road, which az
cords an outlet TO market. In fact, says the
Herald. all that Western Virginia wants, at
this time, is good roads. By giving her these
facilities the country will rapidly Gil up with
an industrious and thrifty population. Every
dollar spent in improving Western Virginia,
is repaid In the enhanced value Of lands and
consequent increase OF revenue &
within the past IL or 10 months. adds the
f1erosa, an addition of nearly ioCo inhabi.
sSnts mas eeen made 10 the county of Nicho
Ms owing to causes at work in that comfy
anc the result would be pretty much the same
throughout the entire West, if the Lep,s,a.
lure would make liberal appropriations to
Western turnfkk es.
ine Heratd coansels the Legislature to an
rroprase &c the leading lines " what viii
aeep tnese works advancing steadily towards
'ner completion without inviting to extraya-
ssnca--snd- at the same time, helm an tho
West 70 bnid up feeders to thexe Hnss =
Lei them GO this and their railroads viii the
sooner yield their dip1sends.
10 late debate in the Senate, Mr.. Witcber
paid asstrong and ssussse tribute 10 the inn.
portanee and value ofsesd surnpike roads.
and the tfufy .,f the ownAanwaeI,h - -. !.
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fTA FOR NEW YORK, VIA NOR
ssszzAssk. FOLK-By the favorits side wheel oeeao
steamship ROANOKE. in charge of Captain Thos.
Skinner-Lesves TUESDAY AFTERNOON ut 4
O'Clock
Freight received to-day, (MONDAY} weather per.
ni'tiua, ar Il o'clock and up the hour of O'Clock
=. NJ, TUESDAY, 3lst inst.
Passengers requested TO be beard be fore the
he " of departures o'clock. p. M.
Tickets and berths secured at Office, soBth SIDE
Of the Basin. Freiaht also engaged at our office.
Passage to New York, including uIeais and fine
staterooln accommodations only 80
Steerege passage, only. 5
Those taking this ship for Norfolk will be etarged
the same as by the river boats.
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a. KEY AND LEASE FOR SALE.
III The unexpired lease of large Business House,
100 feet deep. ia good order between llh and 18th
streets on south side of Main street Ii is suit
ed to q large wholesale Shoe, Hardware, Glass
ware Store By early application. frst-rate bust
ness stand may be had. Apply at this office.
ia 3l-St If
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pICHHOND ATHENEUM w.
~ 8. ROGERS viii lectare at the Hall Of the
Arhenanm, on TUESDAY evening. the 5lst of jana
arv. 1854.
SUB,ECr.-" Light"
Prices of admission = cents single tickle IL ceuts
each additional ticket.
Doors open at p. NJ; Lecture to begin arr P. M.
jaSD 80.