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~ GREAT REDUCTION INTHE I'M
PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From Ill
Is to 20 per cent saved by buying from -
- H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building.
Moleskin Hats best quality $3.50
Moleskn Hats, second quality. 500
Fashionable Silk Hats.
Fine Caifskin Sswed Boots $50
Congress Cater Boots
Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes.
]. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia sup
ply him with handsome and substantial Calfskn
sewed BooT, which he will sell at the unprecedented
low price of $3.50 - +' oc i8-dNc1y
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- &C 8
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- FOR SALE PKIVATELT- Ee.z-
Ia Of sd and streefs fronting Is r., 90 .sl =.
street, and running back l35 feet The houss eops.;
ave rooms, passage, and Kitchen; il g pisassny l..
Gated IN nne neishborhood, back Of tho Methods,
In It, and oil in good order 'i'os
For terms, .PPly :. Baldwin, CALDWELL Goa, Carr
no 2S--ts JAMES +. MoRRIss T,
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- 10 8NTs-Ono of f1sooo ha~S
eoG.e D1iek 1ensmeub On 16eh ayest -
square north ofvsnsble. Il has I've rcuu M
fse-piaeo nd Kttoh6n with tive rsesns; nserly n
scres Of market garden attached. ard WI, =
sulphur Wstsr in fhs ytrds Ths above propsssy ~.
recently been considerably improved, maxim & re-
ssey desirable situsticn, and to coed .szsa =, 1,
my Shoe .stors, No. - Main - y
40 - 81 VII. WALSH.
- .EOH kkNT~A very eonvcnjonf 49,
81 eesrabls family rssidence, On tn g. norsh ~
who 10 shout fesnovins wes eontanine rooms 10
81 necessary oltbuildinG; also supplied with a. ,nd
water ana In nfee order having been painted and n
on account Of ne bsins very retired and Yet within T.
to 20 uiuutes walk 20 the busuese psrt n ~ 80 ID
Kent, c4eos Possession given immediatsly.
Apply 70 WI. @, DANDRIDGE.
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- FOX RENT..The comfortable and
81 door to the rssidsee ~ Of S. Isst Ton F next
lately occupied by DIR. Martin p Scott oil IN
order, with every convenience. The present occu.
pant 10 declining housekeeping aud will sell many va.
uable articles, suitable to housekeeping should the
tenant wish to purchase. Possession given imlnedi.
ately. Rent s $50 per annum. Apply to
GEORGE w. TOLER
de T-lw E SO Under METROPOLITAN Hotel
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CRITICISMS OF THE PRESS.

1--WE have been too long dependent foreign
teaching for Southern families and therefore il
affords pleasure to see our Virginia ladies' taking a
,taDd in the world of e"-Peters5urg Daily
FrITess.
The contents OF the present Jauuaryl No. indi-
cate that the work will prove itself worthy of uni
versal faVor"-Petersburg Int.
without sectsriansm it 10 most une xception-
able work "-Southside DEM
The present january No. is filed with nstruc-
tive and interesting matter. A right noble enter
prise and we bid it with all our heart 6 God speed."-
R'sAnnoad Enquirer.
II duly encouraged, il will prove useful family
lsuilsl and good auxiliary in promoting Southern
literary culture, and extend Southern tersture."-
Ret Herald fa 2O-dlm*
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CTORAGE, STORAGE.-The subscri-
- ber having taken one Of the large and eommo-
dious Warehouses on Dock, between 2lst and 27d
streets, would inform the Merchants Of RlchmoEz
that he 10 prepared TO take all kinds OF STORAGE
at the customary rates -
He will also attend TO MERCHANDISE and PRO.
DUCE BROKERAGE ON reasonable terms.
fe6 6-lm j. B. bCLAABh
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THE FAMILY CHRISTIAN ALBUM.
FFHIS Work. which is published Monthly

Il in this city by Mrs. Z. 2. ELAN is des gned fer
Family Journal and exclusively devoted to Re-
gion and the social duties. Our much spsoted ct
zen Mr. JESSE READ. has been secured as A gent for
this city; and any communications addressed to him
or the publisher, will be promptly attended to-
Subscriptions received at the Bookstores of Har
rold Murray. p b. Price and A. Norris.
Price 81 In advance.
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JOHN SHORE, Commissioner in Chancery,
for the Circuit of the United States, the Circuit
Court for the County of Henrico and OF the County
Court of Henrico- -,
Until suitable rooms can be eobtaned, his Office will
be at the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court for the
County of Henrco.
Office hours for the present, from A. M. to
O'Clock P. M AZ-Im
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SHockIN0 We learnfrom the Miltop m RI,
Chronicle ihst Sandy Kersy. residing about hall !.
mile from that towns was found dead la bis hou..
on Sunday evening Of last week having prob.-
oIy frozen TO death HIS nose was partly eaten Of
by the rats On the Thursday night previous. bis
ever fsiteful old dog "Trsy," who Us his oplv
companion In life, went to . bouss some two or
three miles Of, and howied pIteousIy 20 the opinvoo
isthstths man disd thst night. when fousd. the
faithful dog sim stood sentinel at ss door, and ef
forts to get him away were fruitless The jury Of
inquest rendered verdict of "desfh from infsm.
perancs and exposure
PorsoSxD.-Wm. Green, overseer for Haywood
Williams OF Person county, n c., recently eat .
small quantity OF the root Of green hemIock, which
ne misfook for parsnip, soon after which, feeling
sck, ne mounted bis horse and started for home;
bat falling from bis saddle. he was conveyed home
where he died.
FoaEraN SCANDAL. continental correspond-
ent Of the London Morning Advertiser writes
a. "A very unfortunate event has just occurred It
saS nsgue-an event of 20 distressing nature that
should hesitate to narrate Il, but that Il come 10
u, u'o from unquestionable authority. The King of
osna isteiy went TO visit one of his mistresses
hsr Ths one OF he sidesde camps cIosetsd with
n
MN he wound. II 10 said, has proved fatsl. sud
sIeeI s1eriions are being made In hieh plecesto
Keep this horrible tragedy from the public
FROM FORT KRARNRY.-Extract of n letter from
an officer of the army, at Fort Kearney to Major D.
A. Vinton, of st. Louis:
JANUARY 9Oth, 1855.
MAJOR There is no news from above sava tbat
the sioux are evincine strong desire ior peace
wnlcn In their language means the opportunity Of
anA anffo frc,..
whenever It suits their convenience se
HORRORS OF THE HospITAL At ScurARr-Tbs
following 10 an extract from letter written bv an
oticer on board II. NJ. 8. St. Jean dare:
"CoNsTANTINoPLK, 26th January,
Wearrived here last night from England and To-.
day went over the hospital May / never eee
such sight again 1t was dreadful to see the poor
fellows; some ust recovering others diving fsstof
their wounds, dysentery, &c. l saw seventy two
nodes put into one pit, the trampling over the
lower rows, 30 as to make room tor the others-
we had two or three of the wounds showed us
ana was obliged to run into the open air.
FATAL AccrDKNr-Mr William Buckmsn. nm
Saturday evening last, In attempting to Jump from
the cars whilst they were in motion In the neigh.
0ornood OF Woodstock, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad fell and was injured to such an extent bv
the cars passing over him that he died Ia few mi.
nutes lie resided at Woodstock, TO which place
his body was conveyed. .
PRINCE GoRTscHAKoFF, the Russian Ambassador
az Vienna, !s st at that capital, and what Is MORE
Is contnoaliy dining with the Emperor, his miuis-
ters, ana the Austrian aristocracy Count Esterha.
~, the Austrian ambassador to Prussia, who had
LEFT Berlin somewhat hastily, has been ordered to ~
return Immediately to his post.
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Rev. JOHN LANAHAN suffered long; tried
the most eminent physicians; had his throat eau.
terized became unable to preach nothing but
strong desire to induce the thousands ho dying
from the same fatal disease of which he has been
relieved, induces hinl thus publicly to speak out
We ssy to the sttcted with Dyspepsia, Cough,
Rheumatism, Scrofula, SC, try this HAMPTON'S
criminal to defer. You it TO yourself family
and giends to make the tIiafof all female Diseases
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VALUABLE FARM, MILL AND

81 FISHERY IN JAMES CITY COUNTY, FOR
sALE-We are authorized to sell that valuable
sdm In James City county, called ASHLAND"
containing 87s acres of land OF which $50 are
cleared and in fine state of cuitivation the balance
u OAK and piue growth. This Farm is surrounded
90 tnIee sioes by navigsble waters of the Chcka-
noLiny and creek; afording fine fisheries and land
inss which with proper sttsntion would yield good
HeoiIe. me improvements good. consisting of
le-sized Dwelling, Barn newly ew. and all
Wv Iheiehborhood good and thickly settled-ive
i uauLmGnes, m four stores and two physicians csnve
he ne mill attached to this place 10 nearly new
i zoe nae custom, which can be nerea ased by eniars-
ing and Improving its capacity
tba ons % disposed to purchase are invited to view
nIepn premises which Mr.. w. B. Morecock will take
IEhms-sccommodatiug
hppV 10 Mr.. w. Morecock, or to
ie <S-lW GODDIN A. APPERSnN
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

offer for sale my FARM, called MILVIEW,
privately lYiDg in Henrico county, fifteen miles OF
Richmond and q miles of James River. This Fam
contains 4l4 less. There is about so OF
> clesTed the balance in its or gipal growtbs
The buildings are mostly new, having been built
within the last three years. and within fifty yards
the house there is never failing spring of excel
lent water, and it is bounded with the best kind of
green sand mari, adjoining the lands of Dr. Poindex.
ter, Dr. Mettert, James Binford, Thomas West, and
others
Terms iibe,sl and accommodating. Those wishing
10 purchase. : i'll apply 10 the subscriber.
THOMAS FRENCH, or
EDW'D d. EACHO,
fe lin Gen. Aet. and Collector,
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on the nth inst, on the body Of Ei5ah Milton, a
native OF Virginia, aged 80 years. The verde,
was-"Died Of spoplexy. caused by intemperance., ],
Deceased WAS carpenter by trade.
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LARaK PRIxx.--A gentleman Of Savannah b
drawn aprixe Of 1850 in the Southern NINA
Academy Lottery Of Alabama.
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The Louisviile papers record the death Of
Coleman Rogers. native Of virsiaia-
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charged from the navy yard at Washington on
Tuesday last.
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TOBACCO AGENCY,

GREENE, HEATH & ALLEN,
II and 40 California Street, San Francisco,
CELL Tobacco on Commission direc.
- from and for account of the Virginia Msnufac
tuTers, and TO whom we refer.
Messrs. EDMOND DAVENPORT Co, Richmond
viii reply any questions and transact any business
for our house.
Messrs. ALLEN PAxsoN, New York, will do like
wise. nol8-dSyiy
BOOKER Il WATKINS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
CARY BETWEEN 18TH AND 18th SITS,
RICHMOND P4.
JOHN BOOKER. s. V. WATKINS
fo l2-dlm"
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ME HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

II HNC HUNOnE1O u y II II n II - VkEI~
" WARD.-Ran away from the subscriber, yes
terdsy morning, my dining room servant, WILL
LIAM. He 10 slender made; light complexion, al
grown. He had on, whom he left black cost, pair
Of plaid pantaloons, and cap. He may be prepar-
will give reward of 125 II arrested In this city,
$50 II taken out Of the vicinity Of Richmond or 800
II arrested out Of the State. -
no 15-ts WIN. GRAY.
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RUNAwAYs,
IN DOLLARS REWARD

DOLLARS REWARD.-Rana away
~ ON the evening of the 2lst Of the present
month, my negro woman MARY ANN. She il
ABOUT y years old dark complexion, and had ON a
DARK calico dress. There were marks an recollec
90, but evinces much confusion when conyersed
with Any information leadin to her recovery will
be thankfully received; or for her spprehen and
aehyery to me, at Rich Dunnsvants, corner of
Bank and 10th streets, will pay reward Of So
fe 24-6t HENRY BOWERS n
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/ WRLcoME.-Among the noticeable attractions In
Philadelphia on Wednesday last, was large flag,
Suspended across Second street BY the Curb
Guards, In honor Of the Virginia military guests
Ii was inscribed-"Welcome Richmond Blues.
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BALTIMORE. January oath. 1855

BALTIMORE, January 24th, 1859
Messss MORTIMER MoWBRAY: take pleasure
IN saying to you that have used your "Hamptop's
Pincture" with very great profit.
From serious throat affection my general health
had become very much impaired, when l COM
effects upon my general health most salutary, my
nervous system and gestive organs righted up
under its use | have several times recommended
It 30 my friends, and in every far have
been informed, they have used it with success.
IuTs truly, JOHN LANAHAE.
Pastor OF the Exeter st NJ. Z Church.
Call and get pamphlet grstis aud see cures.
Sold in Richmond, by o. A. STRECkER and P UR-
CELL. LADD / CO., and by aiI the Druggists in
Petersburg and elsewhere. Call and get Pamphlets
gratis. fe I-d&cta
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IMPORTANT VRRDlcr.-In the u s. District Court
OF New York, last Thursdsy. verdict was render
cd which IL of very great importance to importers
OF wool. 1t Itappears that wool absorbs moisture a.
sea. and necessarily becomes heavier by the damp;
and on IT. arrival here 10 10 liable to duty on the
weight, without reference to lie actual weight when
shipped and invoiced in England
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II. BENSON & BROTHER,


CHA RLOTTES VILE.
Adysncements made on all goods sent to them for
auction
FPrompt returns made.
~ Consgnments solicited. fe I3-I2t
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE.-All persons ia
Il debted to S. NJ BAKER by open account or
otherwise are requested to make payment to me or
MIR BURHELL JONES, as sosn possible, d
speedy settlement Of my duties Trustee is very
desirable.
j. F. COTTRELL,
North side of Basin Bank between 9th and 9Th SITS.
fe 8-dlmE
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Corner of Main and Wall Streets
RroHmoND. Va.

THE Proprietors of the above Hotel
i having leased IL for number Of years. and had
the same newly papered painted and furnished N .
style inferior to other house Ia the city are detef'
public may rest assured that effort on their psft,
shall be wanting 70 accomplish this object.
IN IN. = 1AsRoW. ov Pro,nssors.
JAMES DURAH3f.
VIM. n. PLEAsANTs, Clerk
0Eo.J .scAMAELL, eap't' 10 Its
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JNO. w. WRIsHT q Co. are prepared
to receive all kinds of Produce and Merchandize on
Storage at their Warehouse on the Dock, as res
sopsble terms as il can be taken in the city
fe i2-6m
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MEDICAL CARp.-Dr. JOHN L. HARD
GRoyE having recommended the practice OF Medl
EX OHace on Franklin street nearly opposite ri,
nifty Church, formerly occupied by DR.. Parker.
Ia 25-Im
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/ MAlHr PoIrrxcs.-The Republican Censension
vh,oh sssemblsd q Augusta. No. few days ego,
romlnated Anson P. Morrill for Governor;
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND

.as 'or sale privately, lot Of Land In Convenient
aat yeiy Improving borhoed, at corner oftwo
nII 70 sp alley l6 feet wide; improved by framed
uIohs oOk25 feet, two stories high. now ussd ss =
tpsnlei shop: but convertible into two handsome
lensments at slight cost.
nv also be sold with the above or sspsrstsIy, q
= LAY BE desired, superior Steam Engine, sod also
used in the carpenters business the whols hsins
sast. s'peny oil gentleman about 70 decline the bu
Terms win be made liberal.
fapRy.o TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
st Aacts.
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NROTND PLASTER-We Lean

4 twNVUND LAC EN.-Wt Keep COn-
~ stantiy on hand fresh Ground Plaster, and our
care in the selections from the best Windsor Luup
Plaster enables US to recommend it the best that
can be had All orders left at our office on Cary
street. promptly executed.
TALIAFERRO BRO
N. B.-Farmers can be supplied in their own ba g
ats reduction in price.
Liberal discounts to merchants for cash.
I'm
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hpplvt TO MIR. w. B Morecock, or to
e<e-lw GODDIN APPERSON
10 ACRES OF LAND IN SIDNEY

ID ACRES OF LAND IN SIDNEY
THS FOB SALE, LEASE OR EXCHANGE
authorized to SELL lease or ex-
Ife vIf iot improved city property, 50 acres of that
WaspIe tfaet of land called Oak Knoll II miles
Esq -"' 'ein' oI 4. M Iaob
,ba that valuable wood lot Of IL acres adjoining
~-fs 20-6t G0Dr,IN hPyn P.yn%orn, 20
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srATrsTIcs OF EMIGRATION to pub
lie document laid before Congress the other day
from the Department of State there arrived In tbi
country IN 1e54-the year just closed-from foreign
ports AGO 4H persons, of which aggregate, In round
numbers, 1923 900 were landed In New York. OF
the whole number, there were 49, 900 from the Is
land of Great Britain, to l0l ,6O6 from Ireland
giving from the United Kingdom, total of l50, ,Ooo
against 2O6, 600 from Germany.
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JNo. H. BosHER, Secretary. j

WE have frequently heard the ceIeDrated
German Bitters, sold by Dr. C Nd. Jackson, !2o Arch
street Phisdelphia spoken of in terms OF the high
est conmendation, and we honestly believe that it is
one of the best medicines advertised for the com
plants for which 1t is recommended They are plea
SAINT to the taste and can be taken under any crcum
stances by the most delicate stomach. The Preas
far and wide. have united In commanding this nva,'
usble remedy for dyspepsia debility, &c ana suen
IL may be introduced to every family whore dyspep.
ala has, or Ia likely to have Victim.
Agents for this city-Messrs. PuacELL, LApD
Co., and BENNETT Il BEERS, Duggsts.
fe 49, d2w
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BAKERS BIrrERs BKrrHR THAN GoLp.

BAKERS BITTERs BETTER THAN GoLD.-
feudu California, writing to another in this city,
says that be has been completely cured of Dyspep-
sis by the of half dozen bottles of BAKERS
BITTERs and declares that the receipt in that
try would be worth more than the richest mine in
the land OF gold No family should ever be without
colds and prevents consumption, il also diar-
rhes snd de6es the cholera.
TO be had wholesale and retail of Msssrs. Pun
CELL, LADD Co., and Druggists everywhere.
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100 DOLLARS REWARD-For the
lOO apprehension Of our negro man, OTWAY,
who absconded from our Mills on Saturday last. He
10 about forty years of sge stout and about feet
inches high; his complexion not very black, his In
telligence more than common.
Ifapprehended at q distance, the reward will be
paid, and IL in or about the city, half that sum.
feS-ts HAXALL co.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

- The circulation Of the DAILY DIsPATCH
that OF al the Daily papers Of
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l. " from my farm, in Hanover, on the 4th inst.
my negro man SCOTT, who is probably lurking
somewhere in Caroline or King William. He has a
wife at Mr.. John Longs Caroline. Scott 10 between
inches high. and gingerbread cslor; had on, when
he left, new wooien sack coat and pantaloons blue
llnsey vest cloth cap. and army shoes The above
reward and all reasonable expenses will be paid for
his apprehension and delivery to me, In Hsnovsr, or
in any jail in Richmond.
fe 2l-eoSt* J. H ELLERSON
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THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

Il WARD.--The subscribers will pay the above
reward for both of the Negroes described below,
$50 for either of them BOB 10 dark orange com.
plexion, about % years Of age, dresses remarkably
neat, and has small mark in his right eye. JOE.
his brother ID about the same csoI perhaps little
negroes Bob took with him when he left $500 In
Nsrth Carolina money. A liberal reward will also
be paid for the recovery and return Of the money.
ia 29-u JONES SLATER.
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WALTER HARRIsoN-Ofiice corner of
Main and 10th streets-hss esumed the practice of
Lsw in all the Courts held in the city of Richmond.
fe lS-lm*
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BouNTY TO WINE GRswEAs-The wine grow
era of Ohio, II 10 said considering the proprie-
~ of pe,itioning Congress- at ts next session, to
mass : bin TO encourage the cultivation of the
crane. and the manufacture of vino In this coun-
nv. either By offering bounty or By some othes
fasaibls mode. The American public viii hardly
..nc,iou such . tax for such purpose II the
business Il not remunerativs, why invea money ID
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SAM'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
(RAGs, ROPES, BAGGING, &c.) South franklin st.
S doors West of Old Masket, buys small well as
large lots. fe 9-d6m
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HAIR CUTTHG.-Citizens aud Strangers
visiting the city, wishing get their Hair cut in the
latest and most approved style, wont advise them
to call on HOBSON, under the American Hotel, en-
trance on lth street.
N. Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be hsd at
all hours Single Bath 25c.. or 5 Tieketa for 81
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DUNAWAY IN JAIL.-There Vas cor

~ mitted to the jail Of Henrico Comfy on the eth
day of December. 1854. negro man named MINOR.
Todd Of Caroline County. The ssid negro ID feet n
inehes high, abont 40 ysars old, black complexion,s
cssinett coat, dark pants and old wool hat. His
owner will come forward, prove property. pay
charges and take him out OF jail OF he Will bs dealt
jan as-Ss~ L. w. TIMBERLAKE. D.
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DOLLARS RE

i WARD.-The above reward will be paid for tho
apprehension and delivery OF FLEMING TO me st
years OLD, feet or inches high stout made, has
Bluff face and fiat nose. He has been ice haulsr to
Richmond for 20 years. and IL doubt lurking about
Richmond or its suburbs whore he 10 probably con-
csaled by some person. All persons are cautioned
against harbohng or employing aaid negro. ~ they
will be prosecuted to the extent Of the law
70 1o-n ALEXk B. HUTCHESoN.
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r. C. HOBSON.
REMovAL.-The Office of the RIoHMoE

REMovAL.-The Office of the RICHMOND
FIRE ASSOCIATION has been removed 10 the second
Story of the Building corner of Main and lIth ats.-
~ Entrance on I1th street -
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSU-
RANGES, will be promptly attended to.
Without boasting of their ability to comply with
their cations they take pleasure In referring to
ali who have had business with the Office for the
,atsfsctory manner In which has been transacted.
JAMES C. CRANE, President.
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TAPIT AL $50, 50,000.-COMMERCIAI
~ SAVINGS BANK.-Offce at the store OF
Qusrles Brooke, on l4th street
Depositors in this institution will receive six peI
cent. on all sums remaining deposite six month.
q longer, and FIVE per cent for q shorter time
WIN. G. PAINE, President
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