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c Il nj 0 ND, VA:
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY q 1855
Mr. JoRN MlrcugtL.-The n. Y. Comm,

AVA N''oifN MtlttElJ.- Inc N. i. CONNER
ciai, referring 10 the withdrawal of Mr.. John
Mitchell from the Citizen, says that, unfor-
tuuately, like Kossuth, and some others of
the same peculiar temperament he mistock
tie ovation which distinguished his reeep
tien taking that to himself which was inten-
u ID for the cause he was believed TO repre-
sent.
We cannot agree with this opinion. We
have Soen nothing in the course of Mr.. Nit, h
eli that Indicated that his head was at all
tIrned by thehorors he received npon his fl st
aTi%alin this country. He has a very strong
h Aad, and such heads are not easily turned.
liz has been very bold and independent in the
expression of his opinions, and, amidst the
very first flush Of his Northern triumph, he
ventured to declare that lie would have no
objections to well stocked plantation in Al
ab ana. This, we suspect, was his unpard-
| enable sin. We are glad that Mr Mitchell
does not retire altogether from his connection
with the press. lie is brave, strong, dash
ing, brilliant writer, welding pen which in
Vigor, pith, and point. has few equals any.
where. Moreover he has a warm, true hon.
est Irish heart, which, in its OVERLOOKING and
| passionate devotion to the cause of his coun-
| try, may have led him into errors of the head
but which ought TO be a sufficient apology
| for such errors with all who sympathize with
| the sorrows and hope for the restoration OF
| oppressed and gallant Ireland.
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: tlllE.-l will collect all tolls on goods
= 'f .-o'.z {. r.. via Maryseille P iank f DAD,
= .... as yf'gRiJ and al articles marked MA
5- l- t-.Ez Road THOS f. SIMS
Up Freight Agent r. ! d. r. -
:. - Rn. lJt-.a- nAr II l9t4
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BRoAp HrNT.-Mr. Whiteside. the Barrister,
cross examining q witness, In Dublin, somewhat
rudely, ssked him 1t be had been before public
COURT "Yes, said he, II was fined for an assault.
Barrister so annoyed me by cross examnal Ion.
that knocked him down when we came out OF
court" . RIA ssa sfel4s tfsEt ~ e ~ -
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towards of twentysix thousand dollars have
been raised for the purpose of rebuilding Howard
College, which was lately destroyed by fire at Mari
on Alabama.
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s,HE IlRE-l have for hire, Man Ser
j. E-.' whom wish 70 hire to some person for
--- -c7 OF ,he yeer - eo VI; give srcn e-alov.
t-.- aii- not expose him 10 bad weather or very
f-t wiz JAS D ELLEJT
'1I Gsn'i Agent ana Com. Merchant
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The surviving soldiers of the war of 1912 and
-5l4, who are to hold a convention in Washing
ton on the 6th of January, to be honorably re-
ceived and entertained by their brother soldiers of
the District and vicinity. Col. VIM. P. Young, of
the Post Office Department, has been chosen as the
chief marshal on the occasion
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HRh IijkE-A Servant about - years
ri. q sac ssars-ress sad chamber maid. She
MEET wslt a.iGre. She is active. f-ithfui ser.
'a.. l.q qa9Fs Of G. ". tox SIS Post Office.
.+.-s
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THOMAS W. -KEESEE

AUCTIONEER, $1,000.
Office with GEO. j. SUMNER, No, 90 Pearl st..
Will attend to the sale of REAL ESTATE and eve
-ry description Of MERCHNDIZE, HOUSE, G
HOLD FURNITURE, Ac.e +t
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A FASHIONABLE TRrp.-A California paper ssys
that trip from San Francisco to Honolulu is get
ting quite the fashion-going down and stopping
there a fortnight, amid the bananas, oranges and
pine apples; paying visit to the volcanoes and
other curiosties, and returning in ten or fifteen
days
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Omer Pacha lately wentto tho opera ut Bucha.
rest with his nephews wife, and the lady cat thso
the pefformance unvelled-a .trer eadeue iunuya
ton upon the Turkish custom. nssafs'aA
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- tGRO II lRlNG The subscribers
= .a fer their services to their friends and
.. C.. 'y hire out \ asroes for the ensuiu wear
T.-- .s- ;feir best eu6euVo-s to got goG6 homes
g. 900 r.'css. PsEeocs having Negroes to hiee out
r- c. W.. 20 send them ia early ss possible
t yr... D. a1ss-= - by Mr.. WM. c TALIAFER-
D :4 : l-su-- rf rE- business who has been en-
. . 2 :.4Uy yes.s il hI-ns ont negroes.
n. &. L L. B. FILL,
Come 4 Wal! and franklin sig.
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BoOK-KEEPING Subscriber will
take charge of two three Sets of. Books for the
ensuing year. and will attend Job Writing of any
kind. -
Having been engaged as Accountant and Book.
keeper for many years, the best references can bs
given. Persons wishing to confer with me will
please address, through the Post Office -
de 20-dIm* z. McCANDLISH JR
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!, OK dihE-:'Or the next year two
LAZY T0ang women and two girls Apply to
JASPER C. HUGHES,
T- -F-'tF On lst st, between Main ard Cary
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ATTACK ON LIauoR SHOPS BY WoMEN-The al.
amazoo mich } Telegraph furnishes the particu.
lars OF decent made the eroegeries of O,sego,
by the women of that place, in consequence OF an
insult offered by dealer to female whose drunk
en- husband visited his house.. The Telegraph
says:
The women ofthe village, to the number of 50,
armed with axes and hatchets, formed procession
aud marched upon the destroyers of their domestic
peace Proceeding TO the hotel, they commenced
general demolition of decanters, jugs, tumblers
and barrels, when the proprietor, beseeching them
to desst, came to terms end gave bends not to sell
any more lquor for siy months, after which they
quietly withdrew. They then proceeded to several
groceries where liquors were sold. One of the
keepers after portion oil his stock had been de
etroyed, signed the required bond Another refused
when they poured out his stock of liquors. amidst
the greatest excitement. During the operation the
proprietor rude;y grasped one M The females and
hurled her back, whcreupon he was seized and
most thoroughly drenched In bis own liquor. He
received several very severe INJURIES Ia tho melee
After having accomplished this, the women quietly
difpersei. e@
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"crrTING IT sHoRT.n-Diogenes tells the follow
ing As the Duke OF Cambridge was riding along
the outslsirts of the camp, one of the enemy sud
denly rushed from behind tree, and aimed blow
at his royal highness, which, however, did no
other mischief than cutting off his horses TAIL
The Duke Glove his assailant In two with one blow
OF his sabre aud encouragirgy patting his steeds
neck, rode on, saying. "f;syer mind, poor fellow |!
dedd rien tell no tdfls 4, - - f7s
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An elderly lady named Mrs. Spencer, living
about six miles above Greenye, S. c., was found
on her hearth, ON Tuesday morning last burnt to
death. Her remains exhibited horrible spectacle,
Suspicious of foul play en ertained. as she was
known to have few hundred dollars in her house,
which were not found after her death.
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-EDW'D D. EACHO.

GFNyRAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
E0NIINUES To hire out Negroes. rent
\ ,a, l1cUsss aud Collect Claims Us heretofore.
t'.-- "4 !i.h s., Iear the Exchange Hotel.
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DIN 4. COOK, having Withdrawn from
- -.- ls'e d.ra Of Toler / Cook will continue at
- o.G stand, the Ire of husiness on his own
G-- a-t-Hir!rE OCT Negroes, Renting cut Housss
e. ec'.ns C'aus, &c and will be glad TO receive
g. cs f his friends and the public generally.
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WHICH is RIGur

WHICH is RIGHr "a
Nest people that we meet with, call
TIC seat Of war Sebastopol;
But that's not right--say some pe-ople-
You shouid pronounce It sebsstople.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY j. q. COWARDIN,

Tks DAILY DISPATCH ts served 80 suhscribers
st srx AND A GUARTES CENTS FER WEEK, faSsoie
a. de Carrier weekly. Froe for mailing, ss year
IN sSvsnce ,-, - -,
rfr WEEKLY DISPATCH is tssuea every sri'
IA s-s 1sled tosuhsevihers at 81 per annnn
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! spEcIAL NorfcUs

LEEcHEs LEECHxs.-The public re
hereby informed that have Just resolved bs Adam9
will bo applied upon the most reasonable teF,ps e.
be found az al bours OF the day ct the Hair Oresa
Saloon undee the AmsI3csh Hotel, md ik sifhk e
hB-Cupr1ns and Lesshins promptly sttesded
70. st the shortest notice ~ ~ fsif.vE aefe Z
nos R. c. HOB8OM
e FLETcHER's HAIR Tosic excels every
thing for beautifying and Improving fhs hair No
toilet table 10 complete without and sneie trial
is quite sufficient to shew its good effect The srest
success OF the Tonic has brought up host OF Imits
tors, twbo know mnch about the treatment OF the
lures have produced 20 much mischief and annoy
ance. - -
Persons Wishing the orisinal and genuine article,
can be supplied by the mapufsetarer.r sssFf ~ f..
,ssg + JOHN JOHNSON
AtHogsoS's Hair Dressing Saloon, -
de Is ITndrr, A m 10, uot.I
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CHRISTMAS CAsuALTIEs.-Several casualties oc.
CURED in Savannah on Christmas day. We annex
an account of them ..-
During drunken dispute, James Shea shot Jere-
miah Sullivan. the charge producing very DANCE
rous wound. The horses attached to the City Hotel
omnibus became frightened at the explosion of fire
crackers, ran away, end encountered the evening
railroad train, when one of them was run over and
killed The driver was badly injured. VIM era.
ham had one fhis bands shattered by the explosion
OF flask of powder from which he was pouring the
contents upon bunch of crackers, which he held
In the other hand in connection with lighted cigar
On the same day, young lady and four children
in the family of Mr.. Newman, of Bryan county, Ga
were badly burned by the explosion of a powder
horn, which the latter was filling while the perty
were sitting around the HEARTH and upon which a
spark was thrown frcm the Fireplace
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OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOTN,
NOVEMBER let. 1854.
! meeting Of the Board of Directors,
-. = isi7 ;ass dete, M JAMES CRANE. WAS
--'.A2-s'Y etecte1 President Of the Richmond Fire
Z, A,ss2.ai.'n, gice James tosi.er decd
ny otGrr =. the Board q rsctoTs.
- - INO. II. ENEHER Secretary
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BENEFICIAL RESULTS invariably follow the

BENEFICIAL RESULTS Invarlabiy follow the
administering of STAnLER's ANoDYSE CHERRY Ex
PEcToRANT in cases of Coughs. Colds, Broachisis,
Asthma Group and throat and lung complaints gene
rally. 1t Is not claimed that it sill In all csses,
but none have come to our knowledge where it faied
to give relief while, at the tirne thousands of
instances have occurred where iis effects have been
marked that they have been widely noticed and
commended. The DiARRHesA CORDIAL, Il Is csndidly
and its curative properties have bean wonderfully
experienced in numerous cases Therefore you are
advised to make trial Of these good medioinss,'
~ See descriptive peinrhiats, 10 be had traits OF
the Agents. +s~. +. tsr 81 lse4 = u a.
ar Pdcs for each only 50 cents, CT six bottles 70,
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lrsr PRICES REDUCED. 81.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS,

hlCIiMONDt EACE1C1Oh WQhhps
CoaNERcr SEyEsTH AND MAIN STs
THE snbecriber takes pleasure In announ
j oipe to the public that his PLANNING and SAW
MILL n now In complete order q
B Hsyin s1eceptly incussed m expense OF several
dollaTs In reittns and perfecins bis Machinery fcl
PlsnInr. Saving end fcpausipg and Growing all
kinds of Boards and Plank he 10 now enabled 70 ex-
eeuts superior wsrk, ct CREST Esduced prices 49,
Il call from thcss In want I.srceffnlly solleltsa.
de pts WlLLiAM FORBES.
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y LARUs .& SHINE, AuctlOneeFs and Com
mission Merchants, will attend to ssles of Real
and Personal Esfste. stock sales of Dry Goods Gro.
ceres Boots and Shoes, House Furniture, kc. &eT.s
oels-t JAMES N saIsE, PC. LAlus.
DAeuERREoTYpEs FOR CHRIsrMsAls AND AND
NEW YEAR can be 90 sccebts-
ole 70 real friend as likeness of ones SELF Many
kisd OF present. little dreamed that they were aiype
Wnet - now cherished ~ invaluable keepsake.
rendered 50 either by death or absence.
And while the wings Of fancy still are free, s
And can view this mimic show of thee. 'ffssl
Time has but half succeeded in this theft r. frsF,
Thyself removed; the power to soothe me Ieft ~ y
choice assortment of Fancy Cases and Gold
Lockets, Pins, Rings. &c ~. .g|.a.7 =
de % tae7s- M, P. sIMoNs, ISL Main st.. I
BEVERLEY II. WEXFORD. Js. ATTORNEY at
Law, Gate Of Fredericksturg) will attend to snv
business which may be entrusted to hir
In or nsar the city Of Richmond. ,s ssy4s sss -
70. tns present, ne NAY be found at the ONCE of
Arthur A. Morson ESQ.,, OIL Governor, facing Capitol
'''ees' - -. =. de S0-lmy
WORMS, WoRMs.--1 here is no disease
more common among children, and Yet none which
50 frequently ba flies the skill of the physictan a.
worms They are highly detrimental to the consti-
tstion and their presence should be carefuy euard
symptoms every means should be used to expel
them promptly and thoroughly. sM'LxNE,s TyERssf.
FuGE IS well established the mcst CERTAIN safeand
speedy edy offered for this and
daugerou. nlalady; and all who have the MANAGE
ment of children, should keep this invalsable msd.
cine at hand Ia addition to its perfscs safety il
meyer fails TO produce the desired effect, 5f'..
f.S-The above valuable remedy also Dr. Me-
Lanes Liver Pills, now be had at all respecta.
bic Drug Stores in this city.
Purchasers will please be careful to ask for.
and m, take nome but DR.. MLAHE'S VERMFUGE---
All others in comparison. are worthless
- is 1-d&c1w s-I f's .trl-F F7f'. ;fffsszJH ~
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& ; ii 4 l. l. II USE AND LOT,
- = ,.h0KIH or LEIGH STREET, EXCHANG-
~ NrotD PROPERTY.-Any person hav-
~. IT.. feoAg sian and Female House Servant,
~ - ID }rars ~ age, who is dssroas Of making
.- e. exc age Viii please cal on the subscriber
-,. JAMES d. ELLETT
GeneTaI gent aDd Com. Merchant
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MoRE NEW G0oDs.-fWe have received
s9-dsy variety Of things for the Winter traSe.
New style Lace BERTHAS 80 !. sfr~ aTi II
90 CHEMisETTEs and sroMACHERs g
90 90 Maltese Maltsse COLLARS and sLEEvEB
do Plat Lace HxBIrs and SLEEVES
ourta'n ,'ail M MATERIALS and TRIMMINGS -9,,..,,s
| ss ALSO,
FURS-in Rock Martin Ts fesssa ff59 =
s8 Squirrel - kste .=1issD}ssI .ius
sd Il, Stone Martin 80, = sr,.t 81 lfseah
..ss Mink Martin &c .;.,.s, ,ffs.,s
Our stock of general Goods Ia kent aIav. full hv
Of the most desirasie things such as from
the advance of the season tits alwavs dss;rshls -
sell. W VIII be offered rery ie,s. .aI : =, -
O. 81. CHARLEY, General Agent and col-
lector. 18th street, between Main and Cary. over RI.
store of g. r.. Peate, az heretofore Hires ont NJ.
groes Rents out Houses and Collects Claims Of evsr,
description In town and country 10y
REFERENcEs: Messrs G. r WORKMAN Co.. wu
liams Y Brother. Butler L. Tinsley j. II. Claiborne.
g. Peake J. b. Sclater and Dr.. w. A. Pattsrson. :
de 23-d1m
The ANNUAL MEETING of the Richmond
Building Fund Company will be held in their room.
in the Law Building, on THURSDAY, Jan 4th, a:
u O'Clock P. NJ Members will please attend, or
RThe monthly meeting will be held at the hour
and place above, On MONDAY, Jan. LIST. The Board
Will meet the same day, in the Secretsry's Office ut
at T. Nd. 'r fef B. B. MINOR,
de 30-3t -.s......,.s Secretary and Solicitor. z.
AUGusr & RANDOLPH, Attorneys at Law,
have removed their Office to the corner of 18th and
franklin streets, opposite the State Curt House.
de 30-6t I...- -. = -
GEORGE L. BRENT, Attorney at Law, and
Commissioner of Deeds be, for Ohio, Kentucky
Tennessee Alabama. indiana. Florida, Missouri
Michigan, Louisiana, Texas, Wisconsin, &c. Office
on llth street, between Main and Bank sts
de Z-1m* --'.tttr H-7s- II stt73- ft'.f 'taftt.
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shad are selling 10 the Savannah mark ct at | Sc
each.
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Poor OLD Horse LET HIM IE!"-An old
horse, lying at street corner in New Orleans, in
helpless and dying condition, has reminded the j.
cayune OF the touching words of the poet:
Old horse old horse what do you heref
You've carted lumber many year.
Been beat and bang'd, seen sore abuse,
And now turned out for buzza-ds' use
That Is an Improvement upon the original which
was produced by some down east sailors before
whom had been placed dish of such an unpalata.
Bile nature that they forthwith pronounced it
horse meat" and sung this dirge the remains:
Old horse old horse! how came you here?
You've carted stone for many year
From Saccarap to Portland pier
And now you're killed for sailors cheer
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n| lsHD HILL, JR tOW'D &. RAWLINGS
GENERAL AGENCY. NEGRO HIRING,

- 7 :. no IILAINU,
DC. &C.
: 7 LII & RAWLINGS. General Agents
9 a1d ca .ec;7ys, stteud to HIRING OUT NE
r.H. :. EENTIEG OFT HOUSES ana COL.
D. TING CLAIMS of eve1y description.
-- -d&ctIoJs1
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The ANNUAL MEETING of the Richmond

AUGUST d RANDOLPH, Attorneys at Law,
hsve removed their Office to the corner of 18th and
Frauklin streets, opposite the State C,urt House.
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HAIR CUrTING,-Litlzens and Strangers
visiting tho city, wishing to get their Hair cut In the
latest and most approved stsc, would advise them
to call on HoBS0N, under the American Hotel. en-
trance on L I'll street. 4ges.skss-sfs al rgs
N Blot Cold and Shower Baths can be had st
all hours. Single Bath &C., or Tieketa for.Sl
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'Lh STEAMER KOANOKE.-.Tust re-
H. '-.'tf setae extra fine GaBpowder Tea; Injte-
'1'.'sI Cnees1; French Mustard; Dundee Mar
- - era CCiee; Jsdd's Patent Candles; some
--'-. a. {. Blt.s5; for sale by -
- ED w T0NpKINS
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1QRTABLE STEAM ENGINEs. CIR

II GotNhtSS COATS Some of the most
~. desirable Business Goats thas havo been oH.red
ty- ,s.L ere Ao'9 to be found at very low price,
- KEEN. BALDWIN H. cog
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OR \ A 4 PRIYATELY-A Negro
I,,,' "oman, who is good Cook, Washer and Irosa,
o. 80. WM. GOULDIN
d.
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- TONS DAMAGED GUANO
~ Iee bb's No. Haiifsx Herriugs
2g Do Nc. s medium Mackerel
+" 90 CaIcined Plaster
<h ds Tholaastoa Lime
a. NJ. ''O Dales Hay. For SALE by
= LEE Il {. co on the Dock
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GEORGE Ia. BRENT, ATTORNEY at Law. and


Commissioner of Deeds. b &c, for Ohio, Kentucky,
Tennessee. Alabama. Indiana. Florida, Missouri
Michigan, Louisiana, Texas, Wisconsin, &c. Office
on llth street, between Main and Bank sts.
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Call and get pamphlet gratis and see cures.
Sold in Richmond. by o. A. sTRECKER and PUR-
CELL. LADD Il CO., aud By sil the Druggists in
Petersburg and elsewhere. Call and get Pamphlets
gratis, de 18-dl cts
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" Il GINA.

SINGULAR AcciDENT.-Mr. John Lentz was shot
in Charlestown, KanawhA county, recently Ia the
following singular manner: On going to bed, he
hung his coat in the pocket of which was loaded
revolver-on the bed post The coat fell down, and
the ooneasson. caused the pistol to go of, lodging
a ball in bis foot near the heel. t
IcE.-rhe citizens OF Kanawha have succeeded
in filling their icehouses with ice OF good quality
from Elk river.
Nor DELEGATE Mr.. Richard R. Cralle. OF
"reenbrier, contrsdicis the statement that he was
delegate to the Democratic State Convention. He
was casually passing through Staunton on the day
the Convention assembled, and remained a few
hours, awaiting tho departure of the stage coach
He wishes to take no part in modern political or.
ganzations.
NEW PArER.-The Star of the Kanawha Va,
iey''is the title OF weekly paper just started in
Buffalo, Putnam county, Va. The editors are John
Rundc and VIM r. Murrell
Posi- OFFICE IrEM.-The amount collected at
the post office in Alexandria for the quarter ending
December 81 1854, was two hundred and forty.
four dollars more than the quarter previous
Coon SrGN- The tavern keeper at Frankfort.
"reehoref county, recently closed up his bar, not.
withstandine he had license TO sell liquor and in
vited the Sons of Temperance to dine with him on
New Years day.
For GovERNoR.-Wm Seymour, Esq, of Hardy
county, Va, is nominated by the Wings of that
county as a suitable candidate for Governor
PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The citizens of Norfolk are
seriously contemplating the establishment of jul
dicious system of public schools in that city
SwINDLED.-A colored man named Charles was
recently swinded out of 81 200, at the Warm
Springs, In Bath county, by gipsey woman.
Poor OLD HoRsE LET HIM DIE AN old
horse lying at a street corner In New Orleans in a
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HEAR THE WITNESS i-RIGHTEoUs YER
DIcT.-RHEUMATIsM, Couch. PAIN In THE SIDE,
&c.-Wonderful cure, after six years suffering of
one of the nlo.t highly respectable citizens of Ma
ryland. Prejudice and skepticism can't stand before
the many cures made by HAMPTON'S VEGETA.
BILE T1NCTURE. ~.
KEnnAII Gpnvr Mont tunmsru 20 M
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d. II. sTABLER = CO. Prcprietcrs
ssget{5 Wholesale Drueslsts, haItmasa
PURCELL, LADD, s. CO., ,4s~d 4 Il
Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
And by Druggists and Merchants gaaeraIy through.
out Virginia. de s5--d&alt
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NEGRO BONDS Bonds and Bills OF
IN Sale for Eegroes, for sale at RANDOLPHsS
Bookstore and Bindery.r . t.s.s ese~i,,.;. de- "a
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T7IFrY DOLLARS REWARD D---]

EtIFTY DOLLARS tREWAKD.---Kan
Il away from the subscriber on the 18th. Of MAY
last, my servant woman DELiNA, who was Fired
Last ysar to A. Lowenthsl Delina is about tweaty-
seven years old. dark complexion. aud has nsIk
on one of her jaws caused bv the pulling Of tn
She formerly belonged to g. Lamb, fGbsrles City
county. bouak. her. on 17tn January at M. HilFa
auction house. The above reward will BE- paid upon
her delivery to me, her confinement In Auy jail
that can get her again
ia sl-dlma c4ts 'sir e ISAAC ROSENHEIM.s