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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YECTERnAV

AMERICAN HOTEL--I 0 Frazer and lady, w
Frerieh', Mrs MeAliester, N Y; J 3 Inster S Hous.
W APplebs. spottswood w Malone, w II Har-
den. Perkins, Pstebs; w M Amber @ msysop
Merfoi'; J W Nash, e. uiss; Powell. g, ochiand:
N c; Carter, U N; Ii Allen, Mrs Allen, Sur.
~; Morgan, L saa6fsrd, BALTIC; R T Brady, Ii
Fins. Washinston r Beech Philada,
land; NJ Aihridge, F.uvsnna; Brown Ky; J Cap-
hart, Collins, D J Hill, Norfolk; DR. j Gooawip.
DR. Green, Danville; T z Sims, NJ H Tredway,
y ID X; Mrs Alexander and son. We; L. Cham.
berlin, Alex; Mrs fireman and SIT, misses Fremsa.
G w Alien, Culperer; X w PTiddy, Keysvile; C
Middleton Amelia; D Palmer, Appomsftox; & H
Moon Hslfsx S Good, Chesterfield: ] A Nor.
Isoa: Richn.d; Read, Fsrmyille; II Garner
Frsnkiin; Morris, Va
81. CHARLES HOTEL w A Brsuton, Cumber.
lady. Isis of Wight; W Fl Hall, Norfolk; w Bow
cock HenFico; @ D White. Randolph; j NJ Miller,
W Il BE- Booker, Miller w IT Evans, J P 2 rsdiey,
LADY, Maj Barnes. Moseley. l OVERLY aud ?
SOM, Charlotte; Jos NJ Russell, l. Russell. C. C
Snron, Tenn W Mile, !; P Wallace, w II
ace, 7 Duke, v r; Graham, A Roberts,
GOOD Wy IA, Petersburg; 4 Heath, Pr George; w L
.ExcHANGE HorEL-G Richardson, Hanovsr.
VIM Graham, Pa; T Henry aud daughter, Hsiifsx;
Mr "ysatt and LADY, N Y; ] s Purvs, Lyncbbure: N
Daniei. Fermvile; DrJ Watkins. Charlotte; q L C
PreI!ow, Louisai L GOODWIN. f Scott, Green's
vile; o III Bairds, Univ of Va; 81 Corbio Hanoys,.
= Edwards. Kanswha; @ Cochran and lsdy. Mass;
II L. Baker, Winchester; Alex Lutter II M Msaoa
her, Boston T N Pat;erson. Bsi;; r Andersen r.
tetoart; Z L Gusts. Aeeomsc; IA r sws.nay H.
svsr; Rose, Richmond: 8 Watson, Loai,.: "
! Robertson. Charlotte; Randolph. Hslifar; Kan
Meem lady and child. Lynchburg; C Flansssu ~
Csbiinger, Charlottesville; Hon Leatn Mai
ron; b y Jordan, Lexington; w D Blandiil. bostor.
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MoRE GENUINE MEERscHAUMs

MORE ENUINE MEERsCHAUHs.- Mr.
Charles Ri :hards n. importer OF cigars; tooacco
Exchaupe Building has received another supply OF
those exquisite Turkish Pipes, which have always
been regarded the most perfect apparatus i9r sIo
king known CT used in any part of the world. MS
first lot sold rapidly: and this o. a. all supr sing or
an old smoker could scarcely resist the suptaton 10
ape ction That these pipes the genuine article
has been fully proven ny gentlemen who have tray
elled in Europe, and who have seen Tue long
aid of one OF them We certainly not IN faVtr
of introducing all the Turkish fsshiors hsie; ont we
must knock under to them in the smoking Inc They
have arrived at the highest point OF perfection in
that respect, and do not hesitate for consd
to send their pipes over here, IN ordet that mrs
esns NAV enoy the same luxury. In this the Turss
are not at all selfish and assure our readers that
III may smoke the Meerschaum. and still be IN no
danger of becoming Mussulman
Richardson has also received a supply OF 0enoese
Pipes something in this market, and beautiful
article III
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STATE GUARD.-This fine corps, under tba

n
command of Capt. Dimmock, cannot be surpassed in
drill and discipline by any other company IN the
Union It's members are young, active. temperate
and faithful and wheE called upon discharge their
duty chesrfuliy snd promptly Some weeks ago
wben the PenItentisry fire, we naticed with
pleasure tho alscrity with which they moved, and
with what promptness they responded to the orders
oil their commanding oftcer that occasion, Lieut..
Gay The Guard consists of three officers six ser.
Yates During a large portion of the past year the
company has not been fuli, in consequence Of the
high pfcss paid for labor impaired to the haze pit
lance of 50 per month allowed each soldier by The
state. At present, ho=evsr, the company is full
owing to the scarcity OF employ ment fof laborers
throughout the State caused by the tu-ps nsion Of
public works and the pressure in the money
ring 20 curtail their forces suspend
operations for the time
On enquiry of Capt Dimmcck we End that twenty
one OF the Guard are daily employed la sentinel
duty. Tskins out the average number of sick those
on other duty, such as cooks. hospital award bskef
police sergeant orderly at The Capitol and those do.
ing duty in the band the ber for sentinel or daily
two f'r this duty night ard day and the days tb ey
ase CT th duty they are on come other such as "a
tigue guard police and drills that all are kept ac-
lively engaged. We srntifed TO learn that the
health OF the company was good last year, and the
general conduct OF the men exemplary.
besides protecting the Penitentsry. Capitol and
other State property. the Pablo Guard invaua-
eie to the city efficient of police, and
should an oscason presen. itself when the FIX
eeutive authorities may End 1t necessary TO call them
.a,o sctivs service, nave not shadow of doubt
rev ~ii not ony prove true as steel in defend
,hs me nights and honor of the old Common wealtb,
but invincitls in the lsla
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PAupERs-At this time there are 122
paupers, male and female. at the city Poor House
Of this number maority are drunken, worthless
beings who can never be of any value to them
selves or society, unless placed in work house,
under a strict overseer and made to labor. We
learn from the Superintendent, that during warm
weather, the number of female paupers is the
largest, while In winter the males out number
them. Like snakes. the males prefer taking the
open air, when the weather is pleasant, for they
then have opportunity of getting drink; but At
the first FROST they skuk back to the Poor House TO
winter at the public expense. Close confinement
and hard labor are the curstves for paupel ism,
and until the city has a work house of some sort,
she will be overrun by the scum OF creation.
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COMMUNICATED

RICHMOND, january 9, 1907.
Mr. EDITOR: 1t is custom to visit Rich moDG
once or twice year. ard the changes that take place
in the intervals truly striking and partcu arly
in and about the hotel at which take lodgings Mr.
BALLARD the proprietor of the EXCHANGE HOTEL,
seems to be untirng in his eorts in providing for
the taste, comfort and convenience of the public
His ele amt establishment has been greatly improved
by the removal of the Bar Room to the rear of the
building, and having had the room formerly occupied
as such be sutifully frescoed and handsomely fur
nished for a Geptlemen's Parlor and Reading Room.
Indeed, the whole establishment is in greatly i'm
proved condition, and its accomplished proprietor
deserves great credit for his taste and liberaty.
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R,,,ry Housrs-The Committees on

RFLIEF HOUsEs The C0mmIIsees Oh
JefFarson and Monroe Relief Houses, held q MEET
ing yesterday afternoon and as there Z no Relief
House in Madison Ward determined to divide 70 9. .
wsrd betweeu them-Jefferson Relief House to
supply all worthy sufferers east OF 9th street, with
f1ed, and Monroe Relief House to supply all west
Of OH street. By the reports Of the two Superin
tenden,s we find that these two houses are furnish
ing two meals per day, of good food to over IRE
hundred poor persons
The ladies of the Union Benevolent Society
wouId do well. when they give tickets. to put the
re sidence of the receivers on them. BY pursuing
this course the deserving poor may be readily
found and aided. while the 'impostors-snd there
will always be a eoodly number OF them to take
advantage of public kintness-may be more easily
detpc,ed
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Husr1SGs CoURT-Prcsent: Aid, rmen

HUsTINGs COURT-PrcSent Aid, rmen
Irloes, Cowardin, LipscoG and Taylor.-Ths Court
transacted very istie criminal business yesterday,
owing TO the great cliff .ulty in getting sufficient
number of Magistrates on the bench.
Notary Public Mr.. Nathaniel A. Sturdivant was
appointed Notary Public for the city of Richmond,
aid bond in $1,000 for the faithful performance
of bis duties
Com .issioner.-Mr. Edwin Burton, who was elect
ed Commissioner of the Revenue on the 25th of May
last, had the oath of office administered to him
can't Leare Emanuel Dodson, an emancipste ed
slave. gave notice that he would make application
to-day for the privilege of remaining in the Common
wealth in consequence of which the Sergeant was
directed to all the Justices be in attend
ance
Laid Orer.-The case of VIM. F. Cervedo who
star ds ind cted for receiving stolen lumber was call.
ed, but the witnesses failing to answer rules were
awarded against them, and the trial laid over.
Recejring Stolen Hon Moses Moonshne, indicte ed
for receiving STOLEN iron, found guilty by the
jury and sentenced to in Jail thirty days
and to pay the cost of prosecution
Discharged Granville Montelle, John Knight,
John Bow les and VIM Snyder, presented for felony
Case called and noHe proseQni entered.
The Court then adjourned Till this morning at II
O'Clock, when it is hoped at least five Justices viii
bs present that the felony now on the dock
ct may be taken up and disposed Of.
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COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT no THE BATE

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO THE BATE
MAN CHILDREN The performance at the Theatre
tonight offers to our citZsGs their lst opportunity
seeing the bateman children; and as it is co1np.
msnfary benefit, we expect, of course, the house will
be crowded. It is a matter of regret with many OF
US That they cannot remain longer and mere that
they contemplate early retirement from the
but since they have cont ibued in small cegGee 70
the pubic anus @meut during the pas, or 6 wears
we suppose they must be excused for wishing now to
seek IN private life those domesti3 erj2yments hich
can only render existence pleasure. We can assure
them that they viii carry with them the best wishes
OF host Of admirers none of whom will ever forget
the placid beauty of Kate the s2righ ly gaetY OF
r en-. May the summer and autumn of their DAYS
be as coudiess as thei- sprlag time has teen prop
tious and may every joy that falls to the lot Of NOR
tails ever surrougd the paths of the Batenan chill.
dreu.
The beautiful drama of Young America will be pre
sented tonight, together with tbs Spoiled Child aud
other attractions.
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Tile WEATHER is the general complai

THE WEATHER is the general complaint
now Rain has fallen at intervals Tor several days
past-dark, lowering clouds hang over the city like
mantle of ourning-the sidewalks are covered
with mud-the carriage ways perfect lob loly-
and yet there is but little prospects OF fair weather
For ourselves disposed to take things as they
come tor
"The dark clouds that thus blscken the sky,
1t is not in fra man to restrain,
There's higher than he who directeth the storm,
Then we say if it rain, let it rain"
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juvenile FIREMEN.-Af q late meat

JUVENILE FIREMEN.-At q late meeting
of the City Council petition presented, signed
by number of citizens praying that body grant
juvenile Fire Company on Church Hill the use #
water from PIRATE by drants for their miniature
CINE. These littl 9 fellows may be very energetic,
and we doubt not have done much good with their
machine when small buildings in their neig hborhood
on fire; but the Council have heretofore re-
fused TO grant the Of the city water to Indepen
dent Companies, it is not very probable that the y
will award privilege TO boys already refused to
len. Another thing operating against The petition
is the feet that it will require the repssi of an ord
nance, to enable the Council to grant the privilege
asked for ard yet another is the late passage of an
ordinance prohibiting boys from running with fire
engines or hose reels.
While wiling to accord all credit TO No
Company az the Juveniles call themselves for thei
activity in endeavoTDg to extin guish fires we hava
no doubt that the best policy for the Council to per
sues to f4r as boys under eigh
teen years age ron rupnipg fires or having eny
thing to do with the machnes" If the prviless
now asked for is gram it will not be six months
before similar petitions will be sent in f,om every
section of the city.
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MORE RAILROAD RIoTING,-A dispatch from
Erie, Pa says that the Lake Shore railroad track
at Harbor Creek, has been torn up by mob, by
Older of the Commissioner of Highways of that
county. At last accounts they were tearing down
bridge over State street. Judge Miles and Sheriff
Vincent were peted with stones and snow-balls for
Interfering TO prevent the destruction.
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ALpERMAs.-Mr. Frederick Butler was
unanimously elected an Alderman for Madison
Ward nv the Hastings Court v ste, day to fill the
vacancy created by the removal Of Mr.. Tbos Tyrer
Mr. 3 on being informed of his election. appeared
In Court and was duly qua ied.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-10

TROUBLE AMONG PRINTERS Much dissatisfac-
ton exists among the printers of Washington in
consequence oil the new arrangement made between
Inc printers OF the two Houses OF Congress, by
which the greater part OF the composition is done
but once, while Congress pays for /: twice large
number Of compositors have heen thrown out of
employment and they talk of memorializing Con.
eress on the subject
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NEW York BANK STATEMENT, &c The weekly
statement of the New York city banks shows less
increase of loans than anticipated. amounting to
increase Of speeis 81 52 GOA; increased de-
poas 1854 co., decreased circulation Sc O0o-all
compared with the previous week
Inc tetsi amount OF coal received In New York
,ro fennsyivaniai 1854. exceeds that Of 1858, by
SCI, 900 tons.
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INrERmESTs The list of interments

INTERVIEWS The list Of interments at
the Shockoe Hill Burying Ground, from the lst Of
January, 1854 until the lst OF January, 1850, was
much larger than the preceding year. owing, in 8
great measure TO the prevalence OF cholera duriog
the summer and fall months. We find by refer
ence to the register kept by the Superintendent,
Mr. Micbaes, that there werel632 chite intermenta,
and 5f9 negro interments- making the total 1lS0
bul iBIs IN the year 1871
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QUALIFICATIONS OF VoTERs.-In the House of Rep
resentatives of Massachusetts,, on Monday, motion
was made to amend the constitution of the State 40
as TO provide that person shel have the exercise
OF the elective franchise who Is unable to read and
write the English language
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Held TO BAIL.-Patrick Connerton,
charged with beating his wife on Monday last, was
arraigned before the Mayor yesterday, hut owing
to The absence of witnesses the examination was
adjourned until Saturday next, and tue accused
held to bail for his appearance and 10 keep the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-10

ToBAcco IsarEcroR-Mr. Jno. +. Wren
appointed by The Gsyernor first Inspector the Pub
nc " asshonse, appeared be'ore the Husting % Court
The duties Of the office
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OTHELLo'S OCCUPATION VERY MUCH CUR
TAILED.-It is stated that the Theatres of
New York are now suffering from the revul-
sion, and that several of them have been shut
up. The last that closed was Niblo's Hav-
ing paid off all hands, from the first lady or
gentleman to the call boy, and shut up shop,
Niblo declares himself happy man, and
says he means quietly to wait for better times.
The knight of the sock and buskin will have
to come down little lower at the heel, as
other professionals do, for time. He and
the first lady must sigh for the good old times
until the advent Of the good time coming
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CRrMINALs.-During the year 1854, there
were 1867 pers ms committed to the wa ch-houseso OF
this city-59s over the frat market. and 1903 at the
aacond kat
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THE LITTLE BATEMANs-These extraor-
binary and interesting little children will have
complimentary Benefit tonight, according
to the announcement already made We re-
fer to a notice in our local columns, and ask
for the little PLAYERS full house.
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ACcIDENT-Mr. Walter Melton, stone
mason, while engaged in putting granite front in
a building on the north side of Main street near
| l4h, had a severe fall yesterday afternoon injur
ing bimseE severely, but fortunately breaking no
bones.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

On Tuesday, the 9h lust, at Sycamore Church, BY
William Pettigrew, Pastor, Mr.. q. A. MALLORY
to Miss CATHERINE TYLER, all of Richmond. X
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cuocxor HuJ Bu,LDISG FUND AssOCiA-
rtov-Tbe Annual Meeting of this Company W. W.,
be held at gchad's Hall Broad srreat, To,NIon.
At II o'clock for tie election OF officers memoof
VIII p'ep D., nrdsr J W. REEVE,
:; IN ~ Secretary.
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MuD is the staple commodity OF Rockets
at this time Water street, between 81 and Peach,
is almost impassal ls. and Dock street, in many
p'sces ia yery little better
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-10

Sprc,a1 EorIcE-ls called to the large
sale of NEW BOOKS to take place THIS EVEN
ING at I O'clock, at my Sales Room, No Ig6 MAR
itsI LAAao AAFNN'
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hso" Nothing TRIuMPu.-At the municipal
eieeioh IN CovngtoD, Ky, last Saturday, the entire
Know Nothing ticket was electsd
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FAILURE IN ST. LOUISVILLE house of Rhodes
fegfam q Co., Of st Louis, well known as an
extensive concern, has suspended payment The
money market 10 st Louis, however, is considered
easier, and business improving
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The Board OF Aldermen of New York bave ,,ss
ed an ordinance repeating one previously passed
authorizing the extension of Albany stree, N rouoh
Trinity church yard.
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The ANNUAL MEETiSG OF the Mutoa!
tn, ir Room on THURSDAY Evening, Jsnu"S i''''
at O'Clock. .. NJ t,nnor
-. 90 10 susry stockbc1der will bs laid before the
Company. -.
By order of The Bos-d OF Directors
ia i0-N A. T. bUhh. oecJ F'o 49,
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rEw SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoTIcr-The Committee appointed I.
solicit contributions for the HELiEF HousE -
THIS NV edne-dsyj Ev ENING: ats o'clock. .
safTHDERS, HALL A full attendance 10 desired.
IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-10

DIR. PLUMER is lecturing in New York
upon what he calls "Romanism' His lee
lures are delivered before the society called
the American and Foreign Christian Union
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PROTECTION BUILDING FUND COMPANY
The twelfth ins'ament will be due ana pays 'hi
day wednesday, January l0th C,
Regular meeting at O'clock, over Buffers 81
nom 1o n10hS'oie' WIN. A. BUFFERS, secy.
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i9o"ohkD fAILuREs.-There are rumors of some
heavy failures in Philadelphia, but no names are
given "
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WEN DOLLARS REWARD-Ranawsy

TtEN DOLLARS REWARD-Ranaws
Il from tho subscriber on "Wednesday, the 4th of
January. a very black Boy, BOB. He is about iG
years old and about feet high, and stammers little
when excited He has been seen in Richmond
about the New Market. HI came from Goochland
county. near Johnson Springs to which place it Is
probable he will attempt to return will give the
shove reward for him, delivered at my Farm on TIE
Brooke Turnpike, if lodged in Jail. so that | can
secure him. JOHN C.STAYLOR
il
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OWE DOLLARS REWARD.-Rana

~ u IIVLLhhD NE W AND.-bHUH
l. way from my mother, Sunday the 3Ist Dec :,
1854 a negro man named FLEMING, about feet 6
or inches high and has scar on his under lip bit
ten in fight. He is well known to the citizens of
Richmond and Henrico. as he has been driving an
ice wagon TO Richmond for - years. He is doubt
lurking about Rchu ond The above reward will be
paid for his delivery TO at HenTico County Jsil.
ia 10-3t* ALEX. b. HUTCHINSON
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND, jan Q

ARRIVED,
schr Orianua Dodge. New York. mdse. d. Currie
Scbr Saratoga Hcdsdon, Salem, mdse. do
Steamship Pennsy lvans, Baymore, Philadelphia
mdss and passengers.
Schr Little Lady, Stacey. oysters
SAILED,
Steamship Jamestown. Parrish, Norfolk
steamer Belv;dere, Prtchsrd, Baltimore, mdz,
Ludlam L. Watson.
Schr American Clipper, Phillips Hampton.
schr Far America Crockett.
Schr Vim James, Gus-sffney, Nansemond.
Sloop Jack Moore. Warwick.
Sloop Cygnstta, House, Hampton
Bark Psrthan. Marshall, from Richmond at
Rio Japero dischsrging, Nov. &c.
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WANTED-We wish to hire six able
w bodied NEGROES, to drive wagons and do
farm work
desc S. mcGRUDERS SONS.
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NEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO
IL FORTE.

NEW MUSIC FOR TIL E PIANO
IL FORTE.
THE MOTHERS WELCOME BY Hill Garland
Jr. Music by Englebrecht. Price 25c.
"A young Vrgjnian. after long abserce in a dis
tsnt State wrote to his mother announcing his mar
rage and his expected return, and asking if tn ere
was room in her heart. The above song her re-
spouse ~
FROLIC WORLD. By Frank barley. l2c.
THE BROKEN SPELL By Pfeuss. 25c.
THE VIRGINIA BRIDE. Ballad. BY m. Gar.
lam. 25c a new supply.
BUT WHERE Art THOU7 Words by Hon.
Mrs. Norton. Music by Vincent Czurda pc
TIE MERRY HEART. Ballad. By w. ]. Wet
mora. NJ. D. 25c.
THE FAIRY WHISPER By Darling PC
7 REALLY MUST BE IN THE FASHION,
Comic Song, with pretty coorei Vignette. 38c.
EUGENE POLKA. BY Waerstein Csc.
sCHOTTiSCH MAYENCE. By Wallerstsn.--
Price PIC.
FEW DAYS sCHOTTIsCH 25c
BELL POLKA, By Mamie 2jc.
GILLIAN MARCH By Wiison. l3c.
With large lot of other late Music lust received
by fla lo-2'l JAMES WOODHOUSE
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THE Subscriber, having COM
Qe0 commenced the CARRIAGE MAKING
BUSINESS, will manufacture to order and keep on
hand Coaches, Chariottees Buggies, Rockaways
Sulkies, which will sail at reasonable prices; and
all work done by me will be warranted
REPAIRING done at short notice.
OLD CARRIAGES taken in exchange for new
ones THOMAS Fl FOWLER,
franklin ST, nearly opposite Exchange Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
PS-A good second hand U G G and HAIR
NESS for sale ia l0-Itk
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@a FOR RENT-A desirable residence
~ on Grace st. Possession given immediately -
Apply to fla l0-tsI r. NJ Nlk.MO.
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ARMORY YOUNG GUARD. !

ARMORY YOUNG GUARD
a RICHMOND, Jan. 9, 1855.
VI ORDERS No 2
" The Company will ass mble fer regu-
lar drill and pecial business on THIS "wednesday
EVENING, at O'Clock. Be puuctual.
BY order of the Captain.
ia 1Q-1t CHAS p RApY O. s.