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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-27
.THE nAlI,YuD DISPATCH.
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Thnrssry sTcrninG, December ~, 1870
Y1..,INTA s~~rII.IGEN


.-u pvx.rr, 1vn 1--WE STEAMBOAT
..a..,ar Of citszens OF Goochland county, on the
,-th inst, fer the purpose Of sending deiegases '"
the Southern Commercial Cons ehuoh. issv 1
lion adopted advocating fne for
the attempt and the admission OF neErv liz
agains, a suspected person Inc reson .Ia R Az
recommends ar,nps the pilots in Chesapeake ~. 49,
At the expense Of the State. ana sasnoi'@e ~
10 search suspected vessels
CoSy.tlscENT.-Dr. Claiborne, the deiega.e
from Petersburg. whose Illness IN that Guy mas
been published, is conSaescent s.-...-s
RrJraIors-Rev L. r. Leonard, Of st Peter 8
Cathedral Richmond, preached IN d. Joseph
Church, Petersburg, on Christmas day.
Arrrxpr TO THROW A TRAIN OF CARS OFF,
san,r t;eud on Saturday night placed an ohstruc
tion on the Richmond, fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad about half mile north of Fredcr-
frksburr which well nigh caused q most serious
and fatal accident The train from Richmond TOT.
iunately was not under full Roadway wneh the
obstruction was struck, and hence the engine,
tender and baggage car merely left the track. -
MARROW EscArE--On Saturday night last a
,ounp man in Alexandria. fired a pistol near the
residence Of Mr. 7 s. Barbour, Jr, the ball from
which entered the bed room of Mr.. B. striking him
on the head and infiictug painful wound. Too
much caution cannot be used with firearms In the
street.
MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR-Net long since on the
farm of Andrew Richmond, there was found buried
a box containing a silver ladle and several spoons
which being advertised by Mr.. r. were found tc
have been stolen from Mrs. G. Clemens of Meigs
county, Ohio. In the box was a note written by
. Fleming Spanger of West Columbia, Va, which
indicated that he (S.) was connected with band
of thieves. Mr.. s. being a respectable citizen o
Columbia, public meeting was called to give him
n chance TO explain. He acknowledged having
written the letter. but declared that il related t,
gambling and not theft. The meeting adjourned
unsatisfed, and considerable excitement now exists
in West Columbia in regard to the affair.
LARGE PoRKERs-Mr. Thomas Pace, of Lewis
burg. Grcenbrier county, butchered a hog las
week weighing SIC pounds net. His neighbor
James westfall killed one weighing Ala pound
net, and Mr.. Robt Dickinson, OF the same county
killed four weighing in the aggregate $50 pound
net, one of them not being year old.
yIRGISIAN KILLED.-A sad tragedy occurre
last Friday week on the farm of Mr.. John Wager
in Lafayette county, Ind. A young man, nance
winslow. recently from Virginia, was killed by on
of Yager's negroes.
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: 'ese"'os'oH 70 Charch--7Ae Railroad Wso,b.,.-
Christmas. DC
foN DENCE OF THE nIsrrn,.

Mr. Levi Hohr,., DAsvILLE, Dec "a
o p ,ue rresoyferian church here. with snsnd;s
Oldest white inhabitant, hayira u. rs perhaps our
az teacher and well knows for I'M nefe IN 1877
Of charity and public spirit n's liberal deeds
Inc Richmond and Danville Railroad il .,.
- i Within three miles Of this place Tbsrn @
ser train sU.sr ~ Danvile when the frst passen
Inc Weather isn't very pleasant inst now
sooks Ia1nsr gloomy for Christmas times. = IN q,
however won't prevent our little ones ave,
G,s ones ioo from enjoying themselves The CON- a
pop cracksrs-those iudispens able an, :, ssndies
Cnr1.mss-snd with little cheerful ese.nass 20
may Do the weather defiance Yours SIS We
ses zss - = 81 CHARLIE.
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WASHINGTON, Tuesday night Dec 25th
The government has been very energetic in pre-
venting the departure of the Northern Light and
Its $50 men, for Nicaragua; but it will amount To
nothing Nicaragua is in the hands of North Ame.
r1cans, and they have never vet receded from the
ground they have once occupied Men and CAPITAL
as much as Is needed, can be found in abundance
and Gen. Walker will have as much Aid az bo a.
sires. 1t is said that he is bad fellow which Is
very probable, as all have been bad fellows who
nave gone out from among us for the purpose nj
making conquests; but success gilds everything
ana 1ne Senator from Nicaragua" (sir Walker or
MT french y VIII be much honored in the zau;tb
OF his success ,-> '''e Aeiii'h
Inc New YORK Tribune has discovered tho,
T; ufi, I'd Is uniting Tor the purpose of ex
pr.s " amer, ana also that the European pow
!. MI noI permit our acquisition of any mart of
~. ms may be interesting to as MANY "a -
nesel neare OF the man with white hat y WIZ
pfofed ubiquitous in Texas in the DAYS ,rbnr
houston was almost universally dennn,o. "n s
yagabond, and his eompatriots as niunao as
soine was founded by gentlemen of I;ke 80.
The e,n;s s"ys al the history we have of II ana
comprise An enn,i Of England will ere lona
w J h Tn umpire of influence and 49,, ,e ions'
we shali have a reduced Honse anu ~ power.
e "a. nues having paired Should thsx w. seve-
than aaror ON is not probable that nave nav,
thlng serious WIN be attempted Tn VIA. any
days have now expired since Congress- nty- two
peroc quite long enough to do all its Ie,;s,".t "a
q and It is not organized. Many of course CIV on
Oh TINS, put none with stronger motives than thos,
VINO nave come to Washington in the expectatio,
OF obtaining the offices of the House. They i,
a deed regard themselves as deeply injured people
Ihey are Americans and Republicans. who tsIr !;
as a matter of course that the present incr,mha,.
WIN be set adrift. But it is reported. and believe
Dy many that the President will find places in tbe
executive departments for all who shall be TIM.
aasm,ssed. how viii he find such places o,
course by displacing every man whose democr.c,,
10 doubted in the least With such effects in nro:
pea. u Is somewhat doubtful that the minor old
honse Offices viii be set aside. r. o'i
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- FALL IMPOKTATIOM.:-
A TTENTION MERCHANTS AND DEAL

"A ERS.-NEW AND EXTENSIVE LEATHER
DEPOT.-JOS. H. COLQUITT. Agent, having ia
ken possession of the stock and fixtures of VIM. H.
Sutton decd desires the liberal patronage of the late
firm to be extended TO him. Having had an expert
ence of twenty-five years in the business, he atters
himself TO be able to sell reasonable terms,
and as low any house IN the city, and shall use
his utmost endeavors to please all who may favor him
with patronage.
His stock consists, in part, of French and American
Leahers of every description and quality, such Mo-
roccos, Calf Skins, Kip Skins Kid Skins. Goat Skins
Lining Skins, Roans Binding Skins, Boot Webb
Shoe Thread Shoe Kitt Harness. Black and Fair Bril-
die Leather, Skirting, Oak and Hemlock Sole Lea
ther and every thing in fact usually kept in the Lea
Their and Shoe-Finding business, at low prices.
JOS. III. COLQUITT, Agent,
Successor to VIM. Fl. Sutton decd.
CHAs W. HARDWOOD, (late with w. II. sutton
Salesman de lin
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~ 7LIsV-SNND'5 VUCUII p hUI -
L The wonderful success of this Cough Syrup here
and in all parts of the State of Virginia. for the
of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hoarseness &C., stamps
LEONARD'S INSTANT RELIEF as the best Cough
Syrup in use. Certificates sufficient to fill the Daily
Dispatch could produce, but leave it to its own viz
tues and the recommendations of the thousands who
have been benefited by this cheap, pleasant and
tain cure for the above complaints.
Pnce-25c. per bottle; bottles, dollar. Like
wise it be obtained of all respectable Druggists
and dealers in the State of Virginia. de 20
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For sale by DOVE l. co. no

rIRCUlT COURT, kICHMUNlI, fA.--
~ THIS is To CERTIFY that my daughter had been
suffering with Chronic DiarrhGa for about ten years.
and had been attended by several prominent physi
der their treatment During the last spring and
mer, she was induced to try Bakers Premium Bit
them she began to improve and is now, consider
perfectly cured.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of November,
1885, WIN FOLKES.
You can be supplied by calling on Messrs. PUR-
CELL. LADD CO., Richmond, Va, and Druggists
generally. do IL
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wASHINllTON LETTERS.

Mr.. Banks Posi,ion-IAe Disa6ectea Banks Mc',-
Mr.. Shorter, Of 4ilabaaa-Indiscreet Southern Mem
bers-Christaaas, ar. L..
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'Hd 10 VA w. kEEsEE, Auciioneer 81.
will attend ~ ths y sumner No. 20 Pearl street
AIao so y. MeIehandise Household Furniture. Ge.
e.-.o . renting ont Houses. Collecting &c. ~
A. A,E-.Aboat "a, 600 old RRTCK
- = - - 49, u. Won 0RoNINU
Hkn FOR sALE.-.A 1Ine C1R-N- =
azsS. hlAuE that has bean but iittie LIN
youn. Non used Used, and > pair Of wciitroie ~
Is51 LEE 4. OVERLY 2
u 81 xs,r AGNE CIDkR.-A sSs11iII G1-19I1-
iust rsesivsd pesior n parcels to suit parchs~,s
- 10y WILLIAMS BROTHER 7
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eGEssfRok W6ossSkds 6sss.s = Swim 1sS 40
.sss n; ID ~ !: - n !:
Hsyns recently incurred an sxpenss 81 several hun
dre dollars In rttins md perfscting his machinery
for Panins Saving, and Tcngaeing and Growing all
kinds Of Boards md Plank he now en.blsd TO axe
can from those in want rssygectfuily scaictsds
dc 8--ts i4 WILLlAM FORE ES.
THAs. n. LANGLEY, TIN and sheet
~ Iron Menufactnrer, 18th itrset, between Main
A'' e'', GAS ASH FiTTiiNa AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildines &c.
Metallic Roofing Guttenne and spousing put
WE'LL AND ny Ear n i PSs M FoR
c-n LOOk @ U TINS w q A r.
&1nk RAGE HoUSE.-The subscriber hav.
s0x.lsa.-ing greatly enlarged and otherwise inn
| proved his store at No. 81, Main street, Richmond,
Va begs leave to inform his friends and the public Ut
large that his stock consists in Carriages, Barou
ehes Rockaways, top and top Buggies Saddles and
Harness of all kinds usually made for this market,
Saddle Bags Brides Martngaes Stirrups, Bits, ano
Spurs Of various qualities and prices Carriage Gig,
| and Riding Whips; Canes, Umbrellas, and Busk-skin
Gloves for driving; Trunks, Valces Carpet Bags Ls-
dies SatchelA fine fur and Blanket Robes Horse CO.
tiers and Blankets Of various qualities and
king altogether of the best. Houses in the State
for persons to equip themselves for horse back ane
carriage riding as every article used for either is en-
invited to call and examine his stock and prices he
does not say he sells lower than others, for he don't
| know what others debut only asks of persons who
want any of tho above articles, to look at his before
1 trying elsewhere. He assures them that every in
ducement which can, will be offered to serve them.
To Sadiers he would say that he has large and
| ried assortment of Harness Mounting, Patent and
other Leathers which he will sell them low prices
JNO. w. DENNIS,
No. 81 Main IT.. 5 doors above St. Charles.
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CORRESPONDENTS OF THE DISPATCH
WASHINGTON, Monday Nj

WASHINGTON, Monday Night, Dec. "a.
The House has, of course, made no progress TO-
ward an organization to-day. The only hoped for
means has failed-the plurality mode. 1t has been
supported by the Free Sellers generally, and OPP
posed by the Democrats, Americans, and by Mr..
Campbell, of Ohio. Why Mr.. Campbell opposes
measure that would elect Mr. Banks is best known
{, himself There some in the Republican
party who do not scrupe to say that it is because
Mr. Campbells hopes of getting the Speakcrship
would thus be Obiterated
Mr.. Stewart of Maryland, gave Mr.. Banks an
opportunity this morning to explain his position
Union man. by asking him whether he had in a
public address in Maine, or elsewhere, used the
expression, "let the Union slide" Mr.. Banks re-
Spouse clear, and seemingly frank and elo
quent, beautifully eloquent But it was not to the
point sIr. Smith, of Virginia. matter of
course, saw this at glance and held Mr. Banks to
q direct end unequivocal reply Did he say Let
the Union slide r Mr. Banks did not meet this
question, and Mr. Smith held him up as being will
ling. upon the determination of certain contingen-
cies, to 'let the Union slider But Mr. Smith on
Iy held the floor for the purpose of making a point
of order Had it been otherwise, Mr.. Banks would
, have been compelled to answer, to "squirm
like an editor when PROSTATE on his back, for Mr.
smith is a sore prosecutor of an unwilling wit
ness.
The scene was vivid and interesting; but what
is the good Debate is never going to elect
Speaker and no other benefit can be contemplated
by II.
have heretofore said that although the Repub
lican party vote for Mr.. Banks there are many
among them who do not wish to see him elected.
In proof of this we that just enough OF them
oppose plurality election to defeat it.
Mr. Shorter, of Alabama, made his first speech
in the House to-day. He is good looking man,
not much beyond thirty years of age, and quite a
graceful and pleasant speaker. But he lacks dis
cretion He was in favor of e1pelling the whole
Massachusetts representation, because that State
mad null;fed the Fugitive Slave law, and Mr.
Brooks, of South Carolina, was for disunon in the
event of the Republican party's success and not
only this, but since a struggle must come, he was
in favor of inviting it upon that loor-of fighting
hand to hand in that arena the battle between
North and the South.
1t is > pity that men of sense, education and ia.
lent will destroy their usefulness by thus eaping
beyond the line of prudence and practicability-
Like Mr. Giddings, the veteran aboli.ionist of
Ohio. and now the oldest member in the House.
they discredit their cause by their excuses
= This is Christmas eve. The city is alive with
all the noises that gunpowder will produce when
exploded in crackers, rockets pistols, muskets, or
Mount Etnas.', The whole universe in this city
seems to he given up to pleasure. A.BC.
The Case Of the Northern Light-Prospects of Mica
raSha- The Prospect for Oreani atioa-O Office
Seekers, DC - -.
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DICHMOND GLASS WORKS,

II GEORGE GAvlNZEL,
MANUFACTURER, CORNER OF MAIN AND TYLER SITS,
ROCKETS, RICHMOND, VA,
Has constantly on hand large assortment and can
furnish to order every article of White or Green
Jar pemobn. Porers Camp Glasses
Tumblers, pressed Decanters, Minerals
Do. plain Madeira Wines, Rhine do
Lemon Syrups Colognes Flasks
Castor Oils Walls of every description
and Pickles of every variety.
,EF Monlds made to order and particular attention
given to their faithful execution. de l2-im
"A THE BEST MINERAL WAFER Known N
We have now. and will constantly keep on hand
the Water of the Allegheny Springs in the following
burg. Messr.. Lyon & Rives; Lynchburg, John IL
Seay-ether Drusgsts IN any part OF the Union car
e, IMPLY mp By application to PURCELL. LADD
This Water is considereda sovereign remedy In oil
cases Of Dyspepsia, and win relieve any
OF the digestive organs. It will be found upon trial
worth ali other medicines In restoring to healthy and
sound condition the lost tone ofthe stomach and bow.
el: and putting in healthy action the liver.
ton Of the ssntive properties Of this Water to the
Messrs John ]. London. Robert c. st.nsrd, Doctor
Rutherford, VIM. H. Hsxsll, Quinn Word, and Dr. p
H. Christian, Richmond; John w. syme, DR. Thoma.
sv % E.rs .n Ms Sas. A. Kse 5 s.s
VIM. s. Reid, u, r, w. Page, and A. B. RucKer,,
Thess Sprass win BE- opsped for vissorsfhs lst day
or June next when We viii bs fully prepared ID re-
ceive al who may wish to the Water at the foun,
'' no al--ds 81 !. mo. w HOLT I SONS.
SKMFTEsS GzKH1FxEfEIz-1 sood
- thing for General Debility and many Chronic
Diseases Prepared and sold by . ..
ds2l=sa .woYasst4 : AZ .le Main street.
M'Bss SEA s ~ J. -
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INITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE.
" ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY, OF PHI
LADELPHIA-CAPITAL 81, $40, 629-Issues poll
cies on White Persons for Life, and makes annual di-
a term ofyears- For rates, &c. apply to
o. +. BRESEE Agent, or
+. w. HANCOCK,
Medical Examiner,
At the Office # the Insurance Company of the Val.
ley Virginia, 18th street, Richmond, Va
2l-6u,
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RUNAWAY.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

MU r u A l. Il ENEFIT LIFE INSU.
1Sl RANCE COMPANY.-Ofi at "Stati0ner's-
Hail." No. q Pearl street, Richmond, Va-Ths Conn
pany has paid in Richmond to Widows, Orphans and
Creditors, over SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and is paying annual dividends of So per cent the
insured 1t has capital of 81 900 600. No Com
pany affords security advanta ges the insu-
red T. w KNOWLES Agent
UR. A. SNEAD, Medical Examiner. 28-3m
DIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE can
l. be effected with the ALTERNATE Insurance Com
pany on favorable terms with any other compa-
in this State possessing real cash capital to meet
losses. Apply to =. STOKES CO.
Agts Richmond, w.
WIN. T. EARLY, Pres't,
JNO. WOOD, Jr. Sec'y,
Charlottesville.
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MILLINERY, &c.


u ENEVOLENT ENTERPRISE.--SEN-
- ING ESTABLISHMENT AT STA U N ON,
VA.-The undersigned having for benevolent purpo-
united in carrying the SEWING BUSINESS
in all its branches respectfully solicit share of the
public patronage.
The MAINTAINING department is superin-
tended by Miss S. COLLINS, of Washington who is in
constant receipt from the Northern cities of all the
latest novelties in style and shapes of j. E s.
DRESSES, CLOAKS, and MANTILLAS.
The GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT is under
the charge of an experienced person. Every article
of Ladies' and Gentlemens apparel made at the short
est notice. I.#
Particular attention paid to the manufacture of
Children's and Infants Clothing. Braiding and En-
bordering done in the artistic and elegant styles
Rich designs for Embroidering kept constantly on
hand. Marking done in plain or fancy letters. Call
and examine.
q Rooms opposite the Virginia Hotel.
LINDA PEYTON,
CARRIE ENGLEBRIGHT,
BETTE FRAZIER. '
q Orders will be received at this Office.
Sc D-d4m
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COAL AND COKE.


CRATE FUEL...I am daily receiving
" fresh from the mines SOFT COKE of superior
quality, which can recommend for in CRATES, as
more economical and agreeable than any other fuel
for that purpose. Orders promptly executed at the
Coke Yard, corner 10th street and Basin Bank.
de Its JNO. J. WERTH, Agent.
A NTHRACITE C A L...Constantly on
~ hand and for sale, the best article of Red and
White Ash Anthracite Coal. Orders left at Messrs
Dove Co. will be attendedto promptly.
JNO. w. WRIGHT & CO.,
no 26-tf Corner goth and Dock SITS.
A NTHRACITE c 20 A L..-Thc schooner
"A E. J. Scott. is now discharging, in the Dock, a
cargo of superior RED ASH COAL for family use.-
Orders left with Dove & Co.. at Office will be
attended to- JNO. W. WRIGHT & CO.
de Is Dock and Goth street.
N keeps constantly on hand supply of best AN.
THRAC1TE COAL, and will sell as low rs it can be
bought in the CITY, Orders left at No. IA Main street.
will meet with prompt attention. 49,
no 27-d3m P. c. LARUS.
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FOR RENT OR LEAsE-That {

FOR RENT OR LEASE-That corr
EEL veniently arranged and centrally located baa
1:1 ing, situated the N. f. corner of Broad $40
18th sts., diagonaly opposite the CITY Court-hons
and in view the Capitol. For professional men y
combines every convenience, having Offices detaesee
and also in the main building, the interior OF #neh
of modern construction with two parlors, Handsome
marble mantlepieceS &c- Possession Of the two o.
tached Offices be given At once, and OF the en
premises by the 9th day Of December at wniea u..
the present term expires though satisfactory arrsn
ment may be made to give possession at an ssfhei
later date, a. am informed By the present oceupeS
Mr.. VIM Brent. tof the firm of Gretter& breht,I ~.
DESTROYS ofvewins them.
to @ PM TABB, Jr7
Trustee of VIM. shepard, decd,
% 22-d HIssadon. Henrco county, W.
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No. 81 Main It,, 5 doors above St. Charles.
-dEcS
l-R, AINsLIE, BOWEN g POW

a-v. AINHLIE, BOWEN & POW
&ff6 ELL, COACH MAKERS, CROSS ST.
THE BANKS.-The subscribers
practical wJrkmen with long experience, and de-
voting their personal attention to all work done in
their shop confidently offer themselves to the public
for the manufacture repairing of Carriages for
which they have superior facilities, they have on
hand at this time of their nuf1ctnre, good
stock of CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGIES,
&C., of the most approved styles, to which they invite
the attention of those in want such articles Thank
full for the encouragement we have received we can
only promise to efforts to give satisfaction
to all who favor US with THEN patronage.
q. A. AINSLIE,
ID. Y. BOWEN,
&C, POWELL,
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a~mD GAXO6k14 tDsU8S03 rs
es-~~~-~7-S46rT 1f0fP!!!! -'>>~'-s-~-'~'--
lxrA Halo, there why're arc you 9uine4
.e.asas yeu $50 = BAaJsolonsw's "a tsls my
5 5 waich 70 repafff s,.ssss 4
o, ysa have sot an order to get Clock from him,
- To pat MP at the Court house.
would have sent Il long ago. bat don't know whore
he lives. Kiss eg q -
Then Yen cannot read tho Dispatch paper often But
3 sny how, I'll tell yoU. sA
~ 30 will give you his address,
And bid you at once adfeu.
At the corner Of 1lth street,
Lives BILL BARTHOLOMEW.
~ Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Of every descrip-
ton will be found nc the store of
w. !. BARTHOLOMEW,
=, Corner Main and llth sts,
Near Antoni's Confectionery store.
~ Repairing done On well and on as reasonable
terms as any other house In the CITY. de 5
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VvHE Ti-e = fHsf spproachinx when Ih.
j w will Close his present egsanrse 81 ssG,.h-
Ill Who really wunt bsfrAips IN Ciothinf sns A.,
ing Goods 70 rive him acAh Assaru9 mem ~. na,
chases Of him . Rscoleet that be y not -.
lar ID anefkeF etsok, M u selhnE - e -
nees. ~ 1A1Al& ssnxHi
az q = oppeats - uhassss Hoss'
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A CARD.-.The Subscribers desire % ,s y
N form their friends snd the public generally y
they have determined TO adopt the CASH 81 -
In conducting their bunness commencing o. wv ~
OF January NEXT et Al.
We shall have on hand at all times complete =
sortment Of the best FAMILY 0R0CERlEs, ws nNS
be our constant endesvor TO prove 70 orr eustomen
by the quality and prices Of our goods that ~.
their advantage az web ours to sustain this sse
Reelins thankful 10 our customers Tor thar Peuvs
are we re spcctfully solicit continuance nndes wv
cssh svxfen,. = L. r. ELLIS Z CO.
i. d isa Brad q.
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wAsHINeroN, Tuesday night, Dec. a5tb

The Case Of he northern Light-Prospects of Mica
raSna- The Prospect for Organi,atioa-O fc,
Seekers 6r
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NOTICE.--The undersigned having pur.
IN chased the stock in trade of WIN. II. Sutton
decd, in the Leather business lately carried by
and appoint JOS. I'll. COLQUITT, of said city, ,,ur
legal agent to carry that business in Names
the old stand on 18th street,
TSigned. WIN. GOULDIN.
WIN. ID. COLQUITT.
RICHMOND. Nov. 28. 1Sh5 10 30--dint
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Der respectfully begs leave to inform his
friends and the public that he has now re-
ceived his entire Fall Stock, consisting of Gentle
mems, Yonths and Children's Hats, Gaps, &C., which
he will SELL wholesale retail, at the lowest prices
for cash only. - a
anime at his store, No I8I Broad street. 81
GEO. L. BETTY, Ag't
N.B.-Hats made to order. The highest cash prices
paid for all kinds of Furs. oc 26-2m