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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-02

The KINNEY ExPEprTIoN.-It is stated In a
Washington paper that the British Minister has
sent orders to the Caribbean sea, not to allow Col
kinney's expedition to land in any portion of
Central America.
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REmOvAL.-The Office of the RICHMOND
FIRE ASSOCIATION has been removed TO the second
Story OF the Building corner of Main rnd lTth sts,-
~ EntIsnca on Ilth street
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSU-
RANGES, will be promptly attended to.
without tossting of their ability to comply with
tAelr 05liss1ions they take pleasure In referring to
EiI who have had business with the Office for the
satisfactory manner in which it has been transacted.
JAMES G. CRANE President
JN0. II. RNsHER. Secretary. IL Is
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THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

= WARD-The subscribers viii pay the above
Re wsrd for beth OF the Negroes described below or
500 for either Of them BOB la dark orange com.
piexion abont 2 yesrs of age, dres.ss remarkably
neat. and has a small mark in his right eye. JOE
brighter. Both are remarkably we'll spoken genteel
nsgrses Bob took with him when he left $1,000 in
Nsrth Garoiiua money. A liberal reward will also
be paid Tor the recovery and return Of The money.
Ia 29-ta ZONES & SLATER
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Obstructive FIRE.-The town of Gainesville
sumpter county, Ala, was nearly destroyed by ire
on Tuesday week. Half the town is in ashes
among the property destroyed, are warehouses
which contained $500 bales of cotton. The loss Is
estimated at 100000.
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL

y LAho RE EWAEU.-KanaWay from "Sadler's
Horeip on Sunday morning last, brown skin fellow
about 2l years of age, named JOE. He is a polite,
well spoken negro has been accustomed to attend.
ing in my hotel and has therefore an extensive ac.
q9aintanee hs is supposed to have left in company
with his brother bob" belonging to Jones Sla.
ter, no took with him $500 in North Caroline mo-
quite likely that the two making efforts to get to
the North will give $3.50 reward for his arrest if
taken cut of the Stats $50 if taken in the State
and returned to me. GEORGE e. SADLER
Ia So-lw Main ST., opposte Ist Market
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SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CoNvENTIoN-W We
have received q pamphlet containing the proceed
ings ofthe Southern Commercial Convention re-
Gently held in the city of New Orleans. 1t was
published at the ofice of the N. Q. Crescent.
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Miss Julia Dean, on che evening of her marriage,
OF which notice was taken in the New Orleans
Picayune of the oath inst, played her part In the
"Hunchback," al Galveston, Texas-her engage
ment to this effect having been made before the
currence OF thatimportant ceremony.
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JonN SHORE, Commissioner in Chancery,
io5 the Circuit of the United States the Circuit
Souft for the County of Henrico and of the County
Court Of Henrico
Lt suitable ROOMS be obtained, his offica viii
" AZ he Clerks Office of the Circuit Court for the
county Of denrieo ~ ~
O'Clock P M ;s 60.
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FIRsT SILVER MEDAL DAGUERREoTYPEs
few days since, when invited the public to call
and examine our Pictures for which received a
SILVER Medal, We omitted to say land have been
reminded OF this omission by Baltimorean) that it
was the opinion of the judges of Fine Arts and
Inc committee, who decided in our favor, giving it
olnons were alone entitled to Silver Medal"
ia p M p SJMONS
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LEEoHEs LEEoHEs.-The public are
hereby informed that have lust ecaiye bv Adams,
Express a lot of superior Swedish Leeches which
will be applied upon the most ressonable terms can
be found at all hours of the day at the Hair Dresep
Saloon under the American Hotel, and at night on
18th, between Main and Franklin Streets
N.b;-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
o, at the shortest notice.
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Door. LYNCH, (formerly of Lynchhurg. J
having been ahsent srem the city the psat summer.
rerews the people thereof his sal to rRAc.
r.CE MEDICINE
~ 0t;ice ST his teaoeuce on Clay street near Sd
Gala on tim viii meet with prompt attention
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RiC X M 0 ND, VA,
FRIDAY MORNING FEaRnARYa la,s
VIRGIN1 La

SNAKE sroRr-The Petersburg Express has
q tale of snake which 10 rather hard to swallow,
but II is nevertheless an over true tale" Harii.
son Tyler Wade, while visiting a friend in the
neighborhood of Reedy Greek, felt peculiar sen.
sation in his throat, and perhaps seme unsasiness
in the vicinity of his stomach In this distressing
situation, it occurred TO him that he would try the
effects of nauseous drugs. and he therefore swal-
lowed an almighty powerful eme;ic, which appears
to have carried Consideration to the very heart of
snake which had taken lodgings in Mr. Wade
interior In isct the said snake was SO much as
tonished that he fairly leaped from Mr. WIS throat
The local editor of the Express, having seen the
snake, says Il was five and quarter inches long
1t is, really. quite curious story
MErHopIsr CHuRcH.-Rev T. H Monroe states
through the Fairmont Vireinian, that four hundred
persons have been added TO the Methodist Church.
in Marion county, during the las. six weeks: and
the revival ia still progressing in the churches
under the pastoral charge of Reverends B. Isin,
Wesley Smith, VIM. McCarty and G. II. Jones'
AcoIDENT-Mr 4homas Shires, was thrown
from his horse IL Monroe county, lately, and had a
leg broken.
OUTRAGEOUS DoINGs We copy the following
from letter addressed to the Farmers Friend and
dated Raleigh county Jan. %.
Yesterday, a man, by name. VIM Mills, accoma
panied by aeyefal others, attacked Mr. Samuel
Pack with pistol aud matock. and beat him SO that
his liie is iD jeopardy During the affray,
man named Ann Reynolds, made way with child
OF Pack 5, in company with Robert Lilly. All the
parties have been committed 10 Jail.
CAPT. WE. $. LAcosrE, native of Fredericks-
burg, and ior about forty years resident and ship
master and shipping agent Of Norfolk, died in the
latter city on Tuesnsy.
DIRECT0A.-hir. Thomas c Elliott has uocn eject
q / a director ia the Farmers Bank, st Petersburg
to supply the place made vacant by tho death OIL hir
A. S. Jones'
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0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

~ WARD.-Ran away from the subscriber YES
terday morning, my dining room servant, Will.
most mulatto about II years old; tall and we'll
grown. He had on, when he left. black coat pair
OF plaid pantaloons, and cap. He may be prepar-
ing to go North, to Norfolk where he was raised
will give reward of 1926 if arrested in this cit7
$50 taken out of the vicinity of Richmond or Sl61
if arrested out of the State.
no l5-ts VIM GRAY
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MEDICINES OF GREAT VAIuE.-This Is
the term applied to STABLER'S ANoDYNE
{ HERRY EXPFCTORANT and DiARRHQA
CORUIAL, by sixteen CT the best apothecaries in
Baltimore gentlemen acqusinted with the skill and
taFe used IL (teis preparation Praise from such Il
sulceis proof Of the intrinsic merits of these good
medicines In Coughs Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis,
T-Dup arc Consumption. iu its incipieuf stages Sta
tiers Ano6yne Cherry ENpectoTsnt is recommend
ei with confidence; sHd l0r Disr hlea and Affections
of the Bowels generally, the piayrhe2 Cordial has
strong claims upon the confidence of The cammu-
atv. In those diseases named, both these vauat le
ms1ic.ues have -chieved enviable reputation for
tAeir curative properties.
~ See descriptive pamphlets, TO be had gratis OF
tie Agtnt7.
~ Pnce tor each only 80 cents, or ak bottles for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-02

P. H. AYLETT, Attorney at Law, No. lis
Main street, Richmond, Va. prsctices in all the
Courts held in the City of Richmond, aud in the
Ii J5-Im
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DYSPEPSIA in its most aggravated form
oaaes OF ten years. standing have readily welded to
i.eslIns qualities. Price so cents per bottle-
Ti.t. oy messrs PURCELL, LADD Co., and Drug
- e'eI 1Nnefe la 30
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HON LUTHER SEvERANcE.-The Raleigh Regis
ter, In announcing the death of Hon. Luther Seye-
rance, of Maine, states the interesting fact that he
commenced life as an apprentice in the office of
the Register
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There were lso fires in New York during the
past six months.
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Mrs Rebecca III. Patton died in Perry county,
Ala, on the 18th of January. She was native o,
Petersburg, Va, and the wife of General
James Patton, formerly Lieutenant Governor OF
Miaaissinni
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N LANE w OHM NPECIfIC.-i he follow
"a from s customer, shows the demand which tbi.
great me6eiae has created wherever 1t has been in
iloiuced;
BLoSsBpRS, Tiosa CO.. Pa
Msreh so, 1854 I
GentIeuen--in consequence of the great consumu.
ton OF yauv WORM SPECIFIC, in this place and
vicinity have ertiTely exhausted oar stock. We
should feel obliged by your forwarding, via Corning
n Y. p Dozen, with yoar bill, the reception of
which, we viii remis yon The money
From the wonderful effects of sid Specific in this
reiehborhooo, there could be sold annually large
quantity. II TO he hSd, jwholesale sud retail from
some local s,ent. II you would compensate person
,cg trouble ard expense Of vending. think could
ucske itto your advantage TO 90 90.
Yours, respectfully, WIN. NJ. MALLORY,
Hessrs. J. KIDD Co. Per w. L. PORTER.
P.S-The shove vsiusble remedy, also Dr.. Nc
Lsue's Liver Pills be had at all respe esta.
b Drag Stores 10 this city.
Ey- Purchasers will please he caseful to ask for
SUD take none but Dr. M'LANE'S VERMlFU0E.
Al others, in comparison. are worthless
N-3& cIw
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MEDIoAL CARD.-Dr. JOHN T. HARD
GROVE having recommended the practice of Medi.
cine, offers his essions services 10 the public
" Once on franklin street, nearly opposite fri,
my Church, formerly occupied by Dr.. Parker.
ia Zi-Im
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ALFRED K. COURTNEY, Attorney at Law
will prsctics IN all the CGurts of the City Of Rich
rlgu0 aud rEe a6j AGENT Counties
O1fce IN the present with James Lycns, ESQ.
s21-iw
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DOLLARS REWARD.-Ra

TX DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away
i - from my mother, on Sunday. the Slst Dec,
fee: or inches high, and has scar on his under
lip. bitten in fight. He IL we'll known to the cti
zens O. Richmond and Henrico, as he has been dri.
wing an ice wagon to Richmond for 20 years. He is
no doubt lurking about Richmond. Tire above re-
ward will be paid for his delivery to at Henrico
County Jail.
ia 29-6t* ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON.
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LARGE SHrP.-The ship Monarch of tn,
sea arrived at New Orleans on the 24,h of Janu
afy. She was the largest ship that ever enteret
mat port she has lately been at Pensacola, testn
the new Dry Dock for the u s. Government.
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L ID y ID AS w. KEESEE

,,,,,I ,omee with Gzo j. suMsrp NJ an
rsSe. a.sena 70 the sale Of REAL ESTATE and ava
aR5on Ro OF MERCHNDIZE, HoUsE
.u aI--.. HOLD FURNITURE. ls.
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i 4ap PLASTER.-3O6 tons soft RIue.
80" JOHN H. cLAlBoRHE. 8
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b. W. SrARKE, Attorney at Law and No
;ary Public. Office removed to the Law hiding
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

ANE HUNDRED Do IA a Ri RE
" WARD.-Ranaway from the subscriber on the
10th inst, Negro Man named CHARLES; heis
about q years of age. feet4 inches high gin.
ger-bresd color; he raised in Hampton by Mr.,
smelti he has mother now living at Old Point, to
which place believe he has gone: will give the
me. BENJAMIN DAVIS.
jy 20 No. 5 Wall street. under City Hotel
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THE ATE STORM The late storm which swept
over this county, and caused so much destruction
of properly as well as loss of life, seems to have
visited some portions of Virginia with much sever
ity.
We understand says the Petersburg Express It
passed Of the farms of the late Robert Rid
ley Esq, near Jerueaien, Southampton, and laid
PROSTATE nearly every clubhouse on the place. Sc.
yerai negro quarters were completely overturned,
and one valuable seryant killed by the falling tim.
bers, while another had arm badly broken.
In other parts of the county it was fearfuly de.
sructve in its effects, but have heard of loss
of life other than that just mentioned.
A PLEASING IscIDENT-W copy the following
from the Baltimore Patriot, of Wednesday
poor suffering family, residing on Chesnut
street. the fether and husband having been out OF
employment for several months past, experienced
relief yesterday afternoon In manner at once
most acceptible and indicating the ostentatious
charity OF the relieyer. The door OF the house
was opened by young and beautiful lady, who,
asking If Mr.. - lived ther1, and receiving an
affirmative reply said II have heard OF your dis
tressed condition, take this, ri tho same time
placing adonble eagle In bic hand, and instantly
| departing.
| William B. Smith, hes been convicted at Alfred.
Me, of the murder OF Charles r, Brew6tor nt South
Berwick 10 the suminer of 1864. Tho Jury wore
Out about two hours, and brought Ia verdict d
guilty OF murder 10 ths first degree. The pTisouer
| was sentsnced 70 one years. imprisonueut md
i msn 20 be hnuG ~ the order ot the Goveenor,
sersesbly y The iaws ct Msias.
Is
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EURoPE.-Persons wishing to send their
DAGCGRREoTYPEs to Europe, are informed that
they csa have them taken in superior and durable
stye. warranted not TO be effected By exposure to
salt air. NJ. p. SIMONS,
ia so ISL hiain at.
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,oi.. akes d SHINE, Auctioneers and Com
ana Pssassse will attend to al sales of Rea
ac ~ neos and Shoes, House Furnit1re IL e & ~ ~
.o-.s JAMES N. SHINE, PC. LAsus.
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BY j. A. cowARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH is served to Subscribers
Al SIX AND sopAsTEk cENrsPER wsEK, pay able to
the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, 81 3 year in
advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH IL Issued every Fri.
day, and msed TO subscribers at 81 per annam.
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GENERAL AGEHoY. FOR THE SALR AND
PURCHASE OF yLANDs.-FRANK g. RUFFIN, sSeeys.
sqrySf Ms yiSginia State Agricultural Society," and
=; AUGUST offer their services to the public as
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase Of
States. - :, $50"
ofee-stt the Office of the Tiyginia State Asyicsl.
t0raf Society," No. lis Main styeef
". AUGUST, NeTARY PuBLIc AND AccouHr ANY
OMce-asabove. fsp-ts
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL Observation-Disclosures
theyear commencing on the first of January. and
ending on the 3lst OF December, 1884, the receipts
OF the washington National Monument Association
were $3l,7 93; expenditures, s3I 49I 81 ; leav
log In the hands of the treasurer, sara 62. The
monument has attained a height of one hundred
and seventy feet. There are now but two me.
ch ancs employed on the ground
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- " L-OICs4t LE = EttINt q bIIlK1IU
PURCELL, LADD L Co,

FFINI9sdIc q.
AID by Druggists and Merchants generally through.
out Virginia ia 22-d6eI2t
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NATCH THE RUNAWAY.-Left my
~ premises. SIX mills North of Richmond, ON Sun
day morning. 28th Of jan, my Negro Boy, 6 EORGE.
George stoops and limps, owing to burn in the
groin, which occurred many years ago, but is atili
very visible. Age, I9; height feet inches; color
black.
| will give $25 If taken out of Henrico county, or
$40 if taken within the county to any one who will
secure him. and notify promptly OF the same,
through the Post Office, otherwise
ia 2i-StS j. LUCIljS DAVIS. -
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ga nccklan1 fn1s.t 0sxstts estimates the daunsae
kvtke ie1s eals ak thds pincs q shout o200oo ia
Garino 1lniIwag Csm9an9 - thsis em6ho wo16
1uUm< 1m0Vs xz ssrsss e e ssasAsN essS q
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whereas, it has pleased Almighty God to remove
from this world our beloved Sovereign his late Ma
jesty, Kamehameha H.; and whereas, by the will
OF his late Majesty, and by the appointment and
proclamation of his Majesty and OF the House of
Mobiles, his royal Highness, Prince Liholiho, was
declared to be his Majesty's successor. There.
fore, public proclamation is hereby made, that
Prince Alexander Liholiho is King Of the Hiwaiiau
Islands, under the title OF Kamehameha ~ God
preserve the King. KEONI ANA, KuII1NA, Nu1
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l5 600
HAVANA AND PRINCIPE
~ - n - q

(GARANTIZADOS DE SUPERIOR CALIDAD1
Just received by CHARLES RICHARDSON,
Importer of Havana and Principe Cigars
No. 4, Under Exchange Hotel
VIII receive per Roanoke, Monday next, further
supply Of Real Meerschaum Pipes. Call and exam.
inc them. ia 6-ts
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&: i::.1 !:::':l : e. = n s::';: =
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10 THE PuBLIo.-The number of ire
evils caused by the use of hair toncsn pa
to tbe the PUBLIC n the newspapers suggests
H.rg TNr OF The celebrated FLETcHER's
n. 81 articles OF the sort unless PROPERLY test.
hm Of bs bseea! experience with the hair satisfies
and the sietL unity OF the Fletcher Hair Tonic
Is ioily aware of its chemical properties II
turs's indeed to see ne most beautiful of ns
the i'm 4ileht dried shriveied and wasted awav by
ri proper uss Of articles called .sHa;r ,Tonie3 W
Brnnst.VVI, tVI1ihe FLHTcHER's HAIR TOXIC Is sold bv
& TayIo, pe5s peers A DuVsl. John II, Blair. Thomas
,sboiIrs n.oao ct, and under the American Hotel
M o.s. sIas ana retail, by the manufacturer. Ae'
ia W eS i'4 lriei. JOHN JOHNSON
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v,.,tann Aih ncoTrtNG.-Citizens and Strangers
ists. srs ey wishing to get their Hair cut jn tbe
to call on HE spProved style, woad advise the
trance On iith under the Americ Hotel. en-.
eli bay,. o. Coid and Shower Baths can bs had At
no IL sr VI 1ics6fe tor 81
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AN ENTIRE STOCK OF FRESH

4 n ENTIKE STUCK OF E.KESH
"A HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.-By the "Al.
bert Gallatinn p "Guy Mannering.n" Isaac Wright" /"
and steamers "Atisntic" and 'City of Manchester,"
am receiving and opening large and varied assort-
tnent of Hardware and Cutlery.
These Goods were ordered long enough to give my
agents ample time to get them up carefully and on
purchased for cash. dsilv looking for the uRos-
cusn and other packets from Liverpool, with the
balance of my Goods, which will complete my stock.
therefore most respectfully invite my friends and
customers, and the public generally. TO call on me
and examine the finest assortment OF Hardware ard
Cutlery have ever bad the pleasure to present to
them for their use and accommodation
THEO. ROBERTSON,
Importer and Dealer In Hardware and Cutlery,
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REv. JoHE LANAHAE suffered long; tried
the most eminent physlcians; ksd his ffTost ESQ
terizsd; became unable to orsesh ;--nofhina bul
ssonf desire 20 induce the Thousands Who srs dJinl
n9m tne same fsfaf disesse Of which he has been
t@sneyed, III induces him thus publicly to ssssk out--
p.es ~ % the sfiicted With Dyspspsa, Coush,
TnS1 ne T,sm Scrofals, he. Try this HAMPT0N1
imIsI,phE .,i,vss., the wsisht Of tsstimony nshes It
ia fa 20 defer You owe 1t to yourself family
tne1os 70 make the tIial-for eli femnie dis<asss
and tor delicsts children Il is i sovereign remedy.
| No.. BALTIMORE. january 74th 1855
A.s. = MokTIMkR 4 MowBRAY: take plcssure
70 70 SAYING 70 you that have used your . Hsmntor,s
1fnctnre" with very great profit.
from serious throat affection nv seuersI heaItb
mad become very much impaired. whes com.
menced to used Hampton,s Tinctpre. i founS n.
effects upon my general health most ealntsrv ~, r
D.dsou: system and essve organs soan shtsd sp
It to my friends, and in every case 20 fsr - h.r
been informed, they have used it with succesa.
Y-rrs truly, JOHN LANIHIr
Pastor of the Exeter st NJ . Churcb
Call and get pamphlet gratis and see cures
sod In RICHMOND. by O. A. STRECKE Err and PUR-
SSELL; LADD & CO., and BY all the Drusgists il
Petersburg and elsewhere. Call and get Pamphlets
Il l. 3~fr
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The Eagle Hotel. Starins jewelry store, and
William Smiths dry goods store, in the village Of
Port Byron. New York, were destroyed by fire on
the 3oth of January. Loss estimated at $50 oOo-
The fire originated in the Eagle Hotel
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DuNAWAY IN JAIL.-There was COM
III mitted to the jail of Henrico Comfy on the 9th
day of December. 1854. a negro man named MINOR,
as q runaway slave and a. the property of George
Todd of Caroline County The said negro is feet Il
inches high, about 40 years old, black complexion,
a little grey, and had on when committed a greyish
casinett GOAT, dark pants and an old wool hat His
owner will come forward. prove property. pay
with according to law.
q L. g
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A DAHLrA, 1000 YEARs OLp.--Lord Lindsay
states that In the course Of is wanderings amid the
pyramids OF Egypt he stumbled on q mummy.
proved BY ts be at least two thou-
it was unwrapped he found ia eof - closed
hands tubarous or bulbous root He wss interest
ed In the question how leng vegetable life couldass
and he therefore took thattnheroua root IRON ne
mummys hand, plantsd 3 Y sunpy sDlL sliow M q
il the cuurae Of few wooks, to hie aaoMenmelt
and Joy, the root burst forth snd hlooned eeeu-
taoua dnhIia - - - - s. 49, q {
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II. PEMBERTON-

7. T II N Is r R 7 q N
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
0FFERS for sale (for Cash) the follow
" lowing Goods.
Seine Twine, all Nos; Seine Thread, all Nos
Seine Lines, various len gths and sizes
Cotton Gordage; Sed Cords; Leading Lines all szes
Carpet Warp. all coors
Cotton Yarns: Cotton Batting all numbers
Cotton and Wool Cards all numbers
Dupont's Sporting Powder
Shot, all sizes - s
English and American Gun Caps
With a we'll selected assortment Of GROCERIES
suited to the Trade-all or any part of which. will
be sold at a very small advance, for caah jaI
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HOMICIDE John Martin Rudolph, German,
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on charge of killing his wife. The jury returned
verdict of guilty of murder in the second degree
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