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NORTH oAaOIIT,a MsTIlJTIoM

FOR THE DEAF ASD DUMB AID TIE BLIND.
f,HE B.st Session q III INSTRUCTION nil sdmmrues
4 ID fhe ira xsndsy IN -epsrmse,. II J. Ssts i'm
ro,isat thsl pupd. .irlil - parcigs in thsir seud
snrs 81 M 10 snnins Il tf- ---sion.
AFp.rsilsns ~ ,ini..Ion. & y. shnsi - msi, n
M. u. 0OKE, Principal.
Aufua -. 0s--5
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20 Wool Growers

Ny Machines now in order for Cardng Wonl
ivk and making good rells. Those bringing their
wool well prepared may depend on getting good rolls
Prices for earng, u cents per pound inr nnmixed,
lea cents per pound for mixing or one fifth Of the
wnnl Corn, wheat, taxseed. heeswax, ,alnw bacon
and lard will he taken IN payment for Ca,dine. and
even money will mt I've refused, rs something will I've
expected in payment before the rolls taken from
the machines
ALEX. DICKSON.
May 18th, 1855. -s7
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Groceries.

VsIIE subscrbs,. have on hanJ 10, Of nicely cured
! slides, canvassrd and susafruIed Hams, Mack.
]. C. TuRRENTINE SON.
April 10. So
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Hillsborough House.

THE subscriber would tab, N. lil~ry u infornips
The Travelling Community and those Who mas
Writ town that he ha. taken charge oflhr Hause
EnirranFi northeast IL Tie conr House W. u known
Fitdi.s Hotel He has repaired ihr buildings HI.
furniture s new, sud every thing well esIeulard 90 re-
fresh The weary ttsveller. 1hoe Who may prs-s ID
rail- on him. viii find b.. ishle iurn,hei with The he-i
The marker alIonds aud Ills Stable With an nhunJsnce o.
prs'eH.er.
Drusefs vii find il 10 iheir iucrsi call IN Ire sub
sefcr. ey gcI there ~hlch eau.
10, he alsinrL+s.eher- Splendid 10, 10 show sis
IN near IL lie Court Han.r.
y. . Having hiiei from al otter business I elss
nv sole attention visitor. snl vii irs IL have thru
wants salbfied. Ny pfirrs shall he nelrr4ie.
WM. M'CACLEY.
March 6. 1885. To-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE CorsTY.

Court Of Equity-September Term, 1855.
~ {. Hsrnisn aud other, Julia n. Merritt aud others
original BIZ.
1T appearing TO ihe satisfaction Of the Court tina, ga.
muel Merritt, one Of The defendants in this case. Is
mol resident OF this State Ii is therefore ordered and
decreed, that Publication be made in the Hil.hroush
Recorder. for six successive weeks. nothing said DE.
fendani Of the fling Of this hill aud thai unless he APP
pear at the next % this Court TO lie held At The
courthouse in Hilkhcrnush on the second Monday Of
March neIi. and plead. answer or drmur 10 said bill,
the will be taken pro oOgftsso 10 him, and sci
dawn for hearing ca parte.
Witness. Thomas Wtth. Clerk and Mssrer OF our
said Count Of Equity al Office IN Hisbcroush this u
Monday ia September. A. u. 1888.
THOMAS WEBB. c. &GE.
September ~. Price adv. S4:6o 5-6~
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STATE OF NORTH AROLlNA.

Court ~ EIlHtr = September Term, 1853.
Ahsslon Tsu.ndns ~ Herr ii i.ss q Dsnisi
Ftspiitr. dstsaseI
ftifoa 10 Nil Limit
IN tits c.s au,s.fs u ~ iinud that Ne tisisnt.
ANS 20 u, hiii lhss sol sister, 4 D.nsl TOR.
stanns ,.srstad, 4 fsif i..ts. shoe nsnss sfs -.
" 90 shd ~ha fsss va ~ iiaiis n IN. -tai,
q siiftsfsfe ufj.tsd d Hghi.tih 10 mtds 81 Is
ss.ys.ss .eYks IL ihs fl isttlufh ks ats, ~ .sij
ds,nasns {, sps,' %. nsit i-tf atias i'oan. IL
- h.8 II ~ rsua.anuse N u l.hHauFl IN u, -
end Haaiit IL N4sel Hefi. s1d i.ab sHssef D. ~.
nus y he lstri1n - he saHis NdI isEfh pfo og.
foo 4sia - i s5i - - ~ ~ hes,tng ss BJss
vi ,. 1h,sts w. ~ fsa M.ssf s. re-
v.id Cegn i Egatv. II il'as n ii.aafs. sa.. ,
Heioay IN e~ii nasf. d 1855
THOMAS WEBB. q. Ag.E
nf~-.s - Yd-E, 90 49,
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Heir. or s.ani.I Turrrniil,c.
Zen Dollars Reward.

ID AN s-Is from ihe .uhsciiler. the Tih of 0rin-
~ bef 1855. h.sund hiy named lnef.n bnndon.
Ne !. sr'ghi mBt,iia. ani vii probably ~ 4
pi.. f,f VINE nsn. he .. ntneietn yesfs obi. sh"ut
I've leet serss inekr. high s.i .hs IS suni- an ha.
. dpun Iak He b "A ~ ~ el W ~. black raii,n
hit xfrsa e.Ira ro- ueait o. y, sud dafk pants.
Ian. H. vii ysrA.t., sirr hi- nins. tsrwarn 81
p.,.u,- nU,.a,,s h,n. ell ri,r ss,s- frNafd 10
sny -. u rislns " z1a SIN u ahy ii,I
sbihd get hiH he % Pr nil. lurking ib1Ui 10 Ca.
sal " ( rtr toward. fs,r'i-Si.
WM. 4. MrDiNIEL
I.inl!r,'. stss 9, Al,nansr oe..,lrtli. s--as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21
The Reading Koon,,

We wish we auid say what we desire 10 saw To
out own citizens about the Reading Room-fiat was
IN this city, without communicating ii to other
ears and eyes than theirs for feel modification
that it should be known elsewhere that the Rich.
Inond Reading Room has been cIosatl for want Of
patronage But we must submit to the humiiia
fion IN hope that a word or two may do some good
M' HILL, who kept the reading room, is most OK
ceHent gentleman. He!proyided an ample and we'll
selected list OF newspapers; and kept the room in
admirable order-t was well lighted well warmed
and Clearly. He kept it for several years without
profit to himself, in the hope of a more liberal en-.
enlargement but at last it became a charge upon
him, and he was forced to close it, 1t remains for
the business men of this city to say whether there
shall or shall not be Reading Room for the bene
hi OF themselves, their customers, and the stran.
ger Every place of the slightest pretension ia
commercial responsibility, should have Reatins
Roon 1t would be discreditable to Richmond 10
be without one. We trust that ouch is not to be
the ease. In reply to the solicitation of his friends
Mr. HILL has intimated his willingness to reopen
his room il 200 subscribers can be obtained This
% indeed poor enough pay but as Mr. H. has con-
scented TO 80 ON with it, we hope the list will be
made out. Lists have been taken bv several hou-
ses where names will be received
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WASHINGTON. DEG. ln.--Seaafs The senate
adjourned this morning aftera shoi session, dti-
ring which no business Of smportaS REQ was trans-
acted. 8 Is
iioilse--In the House today ba Hos was taken.
which resulted IA follows.
N. +. hanks ABB Mass -.-s ........... i0i
". 4. Richardson, Dem ILL.,. = -. ..a-..-. g,
II. NJ. Fuller. fNhig.) Pa. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. "a
Mfr. smith, OF Alabaur, offered resolution to
select the Committees of Ways and Means and
Foreign Affairs, the meinb srs 10 oe TAKEN rom
each party, and appoint their ersu ena'rmen,-the
chairlnef II said committees b act alternately as
Speaker until some one could We eiecfe to preside
over the House. .,.
Mr. Bocoek of Virginia, thout mt tins siega-
A debate sprung mp, during wh. en- nr. Ncainiien
of Virginia warned the Black Re oubieans that If
they succeeded in electing Speak VI and restoring
the Missouri restriction and repealin me uR1tive
Slave law tho Union must and VIII be- h'ssoisea.
Mr. Cadwalader, of Pennsylvania, connseiied
the Democrats to adhere firmly to ther postion
| and their platform.
| Tho House adjourned without acting on me-
| Smith resolution.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.


r-yv.-~ys-,..,esS = ysstSm - Sweden.
~ ss.,..pf the result of this mission are
z,.ss ~ u :. r,,,c,o,v. on one hans the London
". ,.r,. .nrresponsIent under date Of the ith
s.xa that the day after the departure of IAN
: --ncrt from Stockholm, convention was sgh."
s., Tho swedish. English and French m'nisiers' 'es
articles OF which reported to nc mos. sa.is''e
tory D, the allies aad advantageous 10 sNsesh-SS
In the contrary, the London Post says dehn'e's,
,hat Sweden has not yet entered into any eohNtf
ton. as@ &*s
s. This Ia a question which mast Shate great Dear
,,c an the continuance Of The war. II Sweden
aud Denmark should mite with the allies. Russia
,youid be Ia mere imminent danger of having her
wing. clipped than at any previous period during
tho war. IT. instead of canr,ing the despotic gov
eminent OF Austria the allies had laid out their
esp.omatie skill in the direction Of Sweden and
Denmark. and had stirred up Poland. they woul'l
have been by this time u occupation Of the Rus.
sian capital aud have seriously crippled the power
3 Of Russia. As II Is the whole amount OF their
achievements Ii the capture Of the town Of Sebas'
topol, after siege of year while tho Northern
forts Of that stronghold, always formidable, not
only remain untouched, but, strengthened by now
works are said to be rapidly attaining gigantic Iii.
naensions.
-. At present. Russia seems in no way crippled
either in a military or financial point of view. Ac
eording TO the New York Herald, private letters
from ST. Petersburg indicates no pressure for
peace. Tho profits Of tho overland trade it is said
keeps business generally up TO a more farorabls
point than anticipated. Government paper has
not much de;esieraioa, aud .money is abundant al
Moscow at 2 per cent Russia, says the ST. Pc
tersenrsh Northern Bee, has ample resources Il
continue the war for years and declares 18th,
War Is only Beginning We are inclined to think
hcweYer, that both parties are very willing tina
the war should end, and. it is probable that thu
peace rnmors which are now plenty have sub
siantial foundation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

IL Au,augasile (Ala) cotton factory has been
", ~. stooo-about one half Its original cost
| ILaht divorces were granted in the New Have,
nouniy at the late session of the Superior Court
III every case at the petition of the wife
v Inc Norfolk and Portsmouth Orphan Fund in n
YORK now amounts to S1.i76 70 - y
There is a ball and chain gang in Duhua,a
Iowa "o"due'
yonn Narrow, well known merchant If pbfa.
consumption. '"''' VI
kes Andrew Broadus of Caroline county ". .
LOST an eye few days since, by the acc;denta 81 n.
charge OF gun 'e' tai uis-
capt Nathaniel Gould. of the New or,.a.
w, ~; Gould, was drowned at Philadel,hi,ap
" sans saay morning, while attempting TO sava >
seaman who fell overheard and was also dro,r.
Maine now boasts of owning feet of merch.n :.
vessels valued at fty millions of dollars and gre
81 man u me commercial marine of any European
lower, Great Britain alone excepted
Extract Of a letter from Turks Island. Noy. 90
There are only about 900 bushels Of sa left In ts
colony The price has suddenly advanced to 37s
cents. .&4ssss .Es5-
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Lieu,enHnt Coyeruer I.eul,e

The entertainment given by the members of the
sena.e on Wednesday night, in honor OF L;euten.
ant Governor Leakc, whose term of Office expire
with the close of the year, was just tribute to the
able and impartial manner in which that officer
has filed the Chair Of the Senate The emphatic
iestimony horne on that occasion to his fairness
and inpartiality by political opponents well as
friends. must have been highly gratifying to Mr.
Leake- lie carries with him into retirement the
universal respect and esteem Of his late associates
AID their warm wishes for his future welfare
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Per DIEM.

- considerable part OF tho session of yesterday,
IN The House of Delegates, was d devoted to a dis
sussion OF per diem There was mixture of hu
NOR IN the sayings and manifestations of the occa-
SION mat plainly showed that Christmas was not q
week of-nay, that taste of that joyial period
nsd already been gotten at by some means or other
ar- 1aRopES introduced proposition to increase
me Per die,n and the mileage of mbers to S. pc
diem and 9 for every twenty miles 1t drew forth
arguments peculiar and cogent The pro of the
aseusson seemed unanswerable; but the con came
w terribly in the person Of Mr.. NEWTON of Tay
'of' VINO declared that .foar dollars day was
enough to meet the expenses of those who conduct
ed themselves properly What's TO be done with
sreh an ipse dirt as that. This morally financial
dogma from Taylor involves an issue intricate aud
troublesome. 1t ought TO go 10 the Committee Of
Privileges with power to send for persons and
ps pers. -..s-. r.
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(0iniiierciai.

CHARLESTON, Dec 19.-CottoI-Sales 70 day $500
bales III idding Fair 81 19l
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 19.-The news by the steamer
Asia had a favorable effect Cotton and IGlces adj
yauced &c. Sales 240o bales. Mddling quoted at 9.
BALTIMORE Dec 20.-Flour dull Southern $50.
g. Wheat firm. Red = i.aod So; white = S512.
Corn lower. White RAJ: yellow 6n7. Provisions
quiet and unchanged.
New YORK Dec. 20.-Flour improving; tate Ss .25
Ohio 1852; Southern $500. Wheat dull; tSouthern
white " %; red ~; Western red S1.95 Corn de-
cluea: Western mixed 9S cts. Mess Pork 500 Bee
$3.50 Whiskey 33 cts. Stocks lower Va. 6's sp97
Sterling Exchange nominal. .-.
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Adjournment Of the south Carolina l. ekfs
5000 lRture.

CoLuNBIa. s. c., Dee. a0.-The Legislaf sra adj
ourned last night at midnight. The result Of the
several bills named, is as follows:
A bill to give the election OF the Presi Genital
Electors to the people. Lost.
a bill relating to the imprisonment OF eoiored
seamen coming into the ports OF South Ia roina
Not reached. ,.l.r
A bill to prevent hunting and ducking IN the
State by non.residents. Passed
The meeting calledfo last night to take info con-
s:dcration southern interests in Kansas declDted TO
act for want of reliable information.
The meeting called to appoint delegates 20 the
Democratic National Convention, did not act for
want of time Iii understood, however, that over
so members Of the Legislature are in favor q the
State being represented in the Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

ARREST OF Observation-Disclosures Osborn,
alias DR. Tasant, pretended fortune teller, was
arrested in Albany, n. y, on Monday, upon the
charge of making counterfeit money, $500 in eoun-
terfeit notes and Sl3 in bogus gold dollars were
found in his house. The officers also found book
containing fac SimilcS of the signatures of the Bank
Presidents in the country In his private cores
psndence it was discovered that numerous post.
masters in the country were acting as agents for
him,
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LOSS OF VESSEL FROM RIcHMoND.-Thes csr
Almas's, Capt. Bearse, of Barnstabc, Mass. and
bound from Richmond TO Boston with cargo Of
-four, grain, &c, was fallen in with in lat 3eo az
Ion To 80, on the 10th inst, by the bark John
Payson, Capt. Fuller with the loss of foresail, cal
ley boat, &c, and in sinking condition The
crew and captain Were taken off and carried IN
New London, Conn. She was cleared bv Messrs
nhieids' y somerville, and her cargo ia insured in
this city 80
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u,hc Kau.a-, DIfacuIfies settled.

ST Louis, Dec. 19th-A dispatch. received here
from Independence Mo, says that the threatened
trouble at Lawrence, Kansas has been settled by
the Free State people. promising to deliver up the
prisoners to the sheriff and obey the laws of the
territory in future. They refuse howev er, to de-
liver mn their arms The volunteers from missouri
had heen tlisbanded, and had returned 10 their
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

ROGER A. Pryor. Esa.-Mr. Pryor, who wa,
sent by the American government TO Crasce =,
settle the difficulties which existed with that 90
Fernnent in regard to Or. King and Others has a..
coInpished his mission and returned as far "a
on his journey home
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

FArAL DISEASE IN PERu.-A dreadful epidemic.
known rs the ''mortiferous fever" has broken out
in Peru, and four thousand persons have persisted
by it. This mortality being among the farmers,
and a drought prevailing at the same time, has
caused immense losses Of cattle on account OF their
getting astray in the woods, and falling prey to
wild beasts
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LARGE HEMP TRANSACTION Lexington
thol Citizen, of the 2sth uf says:
w learn that Mr.. IT, II. Graft a few DAYS ago.
sotd 20 ar Poineroy 100 tons of hemp for $4,000
no 81 the money paid down. the balance to
o. PAID when the hemp 10 delivered next sprjnc.
NJ sI00 per ton" '"''De'e
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VALUE OF A NEWFOUNDLAND DoG-rn the SUI.
peror court, ut Norwich CT, last week Miss Ellen
X. Wheeler, daughter of Mr. Ephraim Wheeler
deceased, recovered r verdict OF $500 damages
against Mr.. Ralph Coates, for killing fine New
foundlana dog belonging to Miss Wheeler, and for
lnlurIng her in her efforts 10 gave her net
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Cloak, Mantle and Genera

IL Cloak, Mantle md GENERAL
Main Street, keeps constantly oil hand E.
A large assortment OF Ladies' Cioaks and Nantes.
French Needle work Enlbroderies in Collars Sleeves
Bands. Chemzettes, Handkerchief, &c.
Ladies' Dress Trimmings in every style, Of latest
fashions. ~
Ladies' Dress Goods, of all kinds-Brocade; Noire
Antique, plain aud other styles Silks Grape Shawls
aud Sceris.
Furs, Corsets, Blankets. Linseys, Cassimeres.
pie Dry Goods All of which sold for cash a. pri
ces that will defy competition.
Remember the place. n. EZEKIEL,
de 13-d&wts IS Main az.
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DEATH OF ROBERT ScHUYLER-itis stated TIM,
Robt Schuyler, the noted New York sinanc;er ,vbo
ned to Europe, died in November last. in tho ss,h
year of his age He had long suffered from IN
health A1 IA
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DIED

Al ytS residence OF her fsthsr ut o'clock TEii,ry-
iay morning i 9Th inst. MARIA ELLEN. infant
daughter Of l.. r. and NJ. +. Chandler aged Is montha
and Il days.
The friends aud acquantances of the family are
RESPECTFULLY invited to attend her funeral from
her tathers residenca on franklin street. between
Union aud 18th strets at o'clock, r. NJ the 2lst in
slant without further notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

SUDDEN DEATH.-Dr Patrick O'Neil, a well
known citizen of Frederick, Md died suddenly on
Monday of apoplexy. The deceased acquired an
extensive celebrity by the invention of the nedci-
nal specific known as ..O,Ners Catholieonn -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILoAAD.-On the
18th inst, at the house in St Louis the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad was put up for sale, ac-
co riding to announcement and bid off by Henry
ID. bacon for $40 600
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rS-The Poetry OF Pbysie.--Ayer's Pills,

~ The Poetry OF Pbysfe.--Ayer,s Pills,
glide slgarshod, the pelate hut thrir energy,
although wrapped upis aud tells with giant force
on the very foundations of disease There are thou
sands of sufferers who would not their dsten,-
psrs if they know they could De cared for % ctsry
Ayers Pills and you will know it.
Purify the blood and disease viii he starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities and you ars
cured already.
Take this best of all Purgstives, aud Scroua, In
disestion, Weakness, Headache, Bsckache Sideaches
Jaundice Rheumatism, Dersnsenents OF tho Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels, all arrangements and all dis
eases which purgative remedy reach, fly before
them like darkness before the sun.
Reader, il you suffering from any Of the nurler-
ous complaints they cure suffer more-the remedy
has been provided for you and it is criminal to neg
lect it.
That AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL is the best medi-
cine for Cough known the " hele world and that
AYERS Pills are the best OF all Pills, known to
these who have used them.
Prepared by DIR. j. G. AVER, Lowell Mass, and
sold by PURCELL, LADD CO., wholesale and re-
tail Richmond Va. 30eod&c2m
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neAa11I''lEID

II. AsKKW 70 Min MARTHA g., Only daushser d
Capk.J John II. Smack. all efAhis oi1Iss &zw
New York sad philadt 1pl pers plsass
IN Tuesday evening. Dseensl lGth, By liz
A1tEETA WANDER, both Of - city.
Then take her, and may futafe years
Add only joys, increass;
Aud may your days glide sweetiy on,
In haptanes " aud peace. = 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

NORFOLK AFFAIHs.-On Wednesday afternoon
D'' '''n'nehced falling in Norfolk J. J. Frisly.
''fneriF OF baltimore, while making market wed.
ae'ass, suddenly fell dead in the street rba
N'onch have Instructed the Mayor to offer s1ooo
Inward Tor the detection of the person who hurn 9.
The P" Howard IIospite,. iiieu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

RESIGNATION or JUDGE STUaRT.-We under
stand that City Judge Sydney II. Stuart has sent
has sent his letter of resignation to Albany. The
Judge protests his innocence, but thinks it his
duty to resign because the ermine should not be
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

ACCIDEST.-Nelson Barrere, Esq. the Wing
Candidate for Governor of Ohio in 1853, broke both
bones OF his right leg above the ankle, by fall
rom the plank OF steamboat, at Newport. Ky. on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

DESTRUCTIVE FIRR.-The De KaIb co.,o,, 8.
Tory near Camden, s. c., was totally des,rovaa y.
FIRE on the 10th inst. The loss is e.,;rn..es ~
$4,000 al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

to Young Mems Christian Associations
The Second Lecture of the Course will be delivered
by Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, on FRIDAY
Evening next, at u o'clock in the Centenary Church
Tickets of Admission may be had at % cents each,
at the Exchange Hotel and Bookstores at the door
the evening Of the Lecture. schools half price)
Members of the Association who have not already
done so, viii receive q FREE TICKET for the Course
upon applying to tho Librarian at the Rooms.
} de 2l-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

MisSioSARiEs SAILED.-In the ship Humboldt
winch sailed from Boston on Monday for Honolu
Ia the following were passengers: Mr. plummer
ieftiand Rev. Mr.. Johnson and Mr.. aud Mrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

- ! = 81 srxTcT.

a DNAMR - 80. -
~. x..n rsatffsare faf Auet}<n arrived offk6
:. NH snarnnE In l1akise s6ndo don Nhe Nas
10, sessr, 10 eross the bar and went % Savannah
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

lHE SECOND TRIAL OF ARkisoy, the ssinferna,
machine prisoner Is still in progress a, cncinn.,i
solne evidence, not brought out On The tirsi trial
mas Dseh elected. A witness, named John W,n,sr
.esines that one day but short time prior r. ~.
stposlon tperhaps two weeks Arrison came int
mr fleaehers gun shop and asked 10 have ea,'
sunc as machine thai would 20 into box ana
sisas,a NJ ns p,a .sai.ed mr. remarked at he
s,are 70 SsE fletcher, he wants an Internal ma
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

ELDER ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. will deliver a
lecture to night at Centenary Church, before the
young Mems Christian Association. The church
VIII no doubt be crowded. for there is general