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DIED.

In this town, on the Goth inst, of consumptio n,
Miss B. II. Lonergansaged % years.
In Salisbury, suddenly, on the the 2lst inst,
Colonel George Weaat, aged ia years.
In Charleston on Eth instant, ION her way to
Florida to arrest the progress OF consumption
Mrs Elizabeth P Eccles, aged SO years, reict of
the late John ID Eccles of Fayetteville,
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TT We have filed up the largest por-
TON Of our paper this week with adver-
t;semepts. in order to allow the gentlemen
aro.neJ in the office an opportunity to
.nond the Christmas holidays in recreation.
W. rreferred to do this than to omit a
publication entirely.
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Gg~ We assure our neighbor, the Wing,
that if recommending I. /. Clingman's
letter (''infamous letter" as the Wing styles
it,) subjects us to the supposition Of possess
ing deficiency of valuable trait of char
ac;cr predominant with the angels" the
Wing loves so well to talk about, then are
we liable to the suspicion. We know that
that letter of Mr. Clncman's has been Il
source of trouble and a cause Of awakening
the fears Of many know-nothing submis-
sonists in the South, but We can assure
them that as long as they behave them
selves they need net be uneasy. Our
neighbor ought not to let the matter dis
turb linn, for " vigilance committee +"
should not touch him with a twenty-foot
pole if we could heIpit. But ''eviI to him
who evil thinks"
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Sale Of Town Lots,
The most desirable in Charlotte

ON the LIST day of January, 1857, will be sold
S/on the premises, the } Lots adjoining the
Lot of DR.. j. II. Davidson, on Trade Street.-a
part of the Estate of J. L. DaY idson, decreased
r. Terms made known OH day Of Sale
E. NYE HUTCHINSON. ACT Of
:. NYE HUTCHINSON, Ex'r.
Dec 9, 1856 BIT
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Annual settlements.

advertising or job work, will find their accounts
ready. A settlement is respectfully requested
by the commencement of the New Year, or as
soon thereafter as convenient. w J. YATES
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Fantastical Parade.

The RIP VAN WINKLES" will
parade on Thursday, January lst. Volun-
teers and equipments are solicited for the
occasion. COMPANY.
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~ The Ncwbern Express states that
Che Hon. Edward Stanly intends to return
70 this State to reside. 1t will be renem-
Lcred that he moved to California some
time since: but it seems he prefers to live
in old North Carolina.
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THE CATE FEAR AND DEEP RIVER
IMIRovEMENT.-Last week we alluded to
this work, and imtimatcd that it was i'm
practicable We did so because we saw
disposition on the part of the friends of the
measure TO conceal the difficulties that have
and will attend ;hc Improvement. Also. we
considered it unfair to deprcciatc other
works for the sake of getting another APP
rropriation for the River. Next week we
Shall Law Il history of the matter before the
hubble. by which it will bc seen that in 10
instance have the estimated expenditures
attending the work been correctly reported
In the General Assembly. The first Engi-
u,er that was engaged on the work. Mr.
Thompson. in his report, stated that &lS5,
OGO would complete the Improvement, which
Report was snGorscd by Mr. Gwynn. tie
gentleman who has just been appointed to
90 and examine it and report upon Its Pr"c-
ticability. Buta Mr. Gwynn and MI! ThomP-
son both missed .he mark by several hun
drcd thousand dollars, We would suggest
that his (Gwynn) opinions now on the sub
Jet ought to be received with 4 great deal
IF caution Ivy the Legislature. We re
>pectfulIy ak the members Of the General,
Assembly to examine our statement next
week.
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MEMOIR OF Col. JOHN PHIFER.-ln an
other column we publish an interesting
memoir of one of the signers of the Meek
,opburr Declaration of Independence cop
;od from the University Magazine. 1t was
written by Hon. d. NJ. Barringer' OF TINS
town.
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COLUMBIA MARKET. Dec. 81

COLUMBIA MARKET, Dec. y
There was only limited amount of bust
ness done in cotton yesterday in prices,
however, there was no change, and the
market was very firm, at our former quota
tons of I03 to I2 cents, most sales Mt Ill
to liz cents.
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Meeting to Sympahise aciM Walker.

Iftctt"S 70 'NJWpUHtSC NtU ~ UtheF.
New YORK, Dec. 2I-The meeting to
sympathis with Gen. Walker, last night
was we'll attended, notwithstanding the
storm; Speeches were made by Duff Green.
Gen. Wheat, Gen. Green of Taxas. Let
tiers were read from Gen. Quitman and
Senator Jones.
Resolutions were adopted promising mate
rial aid to Walker, calling on government
to send National vessels to the coast of
Central America and endorsing minister
Wheeler. The sum of 81, 300 was sub
scribcd.
Orders have been received by the Gov
eminent officers here, to stop all shipments
of arms and provisions to Walker.
A
TIE NORTH EASTERN ROAD.-A rcgu-
,ar and systematic programme of business
is now in operation upon the above named
road The track is laid from the Northern
bank of the Santee to the highland, where
passengers, cotton, &c, are received, from
whence they are conveyed by hand cars to
the river and boated across, to connect
with the tram. 80 That the connection
from this highland on the Williamsburg
side of Santee with Charleston is direct
and attended with but little delay. \ bale
of cotton arrives in Charleston the same
day or the day after it is unloaded from the
wagon in Williamsburg, and all up freight
is delivered there the same day it is put
into the depot Of the road in Charleston.
Observation-Disclosures NJ. Sellers, who we
mentioned as having been stabbed at
Odom's sale, died in about three hours
after receiving the wound. The knife
entered the breast between the third and
fourth ribs, and penetrated the aorta. The
Coroner, J. G. Chapman, Esq, held an
inquest over the body the next day, who
reported that the said Mathew NJ. Sellers
came to his death from wound inflicted
by knife in the hands of Daniel Johnson.
johnson fled, and has not as Yet been
taken. \ reward has been offered for his
apprehension.-Ch eraW Gazette.
THE SUPREME COURT.-Will commence
its winter term in this City, on Thursday
the 3Jth day of December. Causes will be
called as follows:
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EXCH.aTGE s. COLaECTIO.v
Notice.

Whereas George Wilson, a white indentured
Apprentice to me, has absconded from my en-
poy without my consent, this is therefore to
notify the public against crediting him on my
account as ! will not he responsible for any debts
he may contract. All persons are forewarned
against employing or harboring him. Amy one
him to me will be suitably rewarded.
He is about IL years old.
CASPER HARGET.
Dec %, 1876 1t
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GARDINER, Me-, June D. 1854.

GARDINER, Me-, June %, 1851.
VIM II. DYER-Dear SIR have used two bot
ties OF Prof Woou's Hair Restorative and can tru.
ly say it is the greatest discovery Of the age for
restoring and changing the Hair Before using IT
was gray a man OF seventy. My hair has
now attained its original color. You can recon-
mend it TO the world without the least fear, as my
case was one OF the worst kind.
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STABLES TO RENT.

T OFFER for Rent the Stables on the Ameri-
i can Hotel Lots, excepting the Stables recent
ly erected and now occupied by DR.. d. II.
Robinson RUFUS BARRINGER.
Concord, n. c.
December q, 1856, 26-tf
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The WHEAT CRoP.-Pennsylvania is
our greatest wheat State, and estimated to
raise this wear I5,259.0J0 bushels: Ohio is
next, raising I6,8OO,0JO; New York is
next, raising IG,200090; Illinois next, rails
ing 4.G0O.O00 Wisconsin, 14,000,0oo. aud
Virginia I2.5OQ,O00.
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cuits.-Raicioh Register,

DEATH FROM HANDLING GuANo.-A
farmer. named S.las Gravel, died in Mont
comery county, Pa, few days since,
in consequence of handling guano with his
hands when there were some slight sores
upon them. The guano penetrated the
sores, and in a day or two after he experien-
ced sharp pain in one of his arms, which
extended rapidly to the shoulder, and from
thence to the body, growing more acute,
and causing his whole system to become
swollen. In this state he fingered in great
agony for about week, when death
relieved him of his Sutferings. This case,
and others similar to it, which have been
recorded. should warn farmers and Others
not to handle guano if'they have even
scratch upon their hands.
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Sale of Negroes.

EIGHT LIKELY NEGROES FOR SALE
at public cutlery, on the 3Ist inst, at Stoves
factory, in CASTOR County, by order of Cont
JAsPER STOWE. Guardian.
Dec %, Is5e-2t
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Notice.

- 1 will sell at public auction on We'd
sssm nesday of County Court my HOUSE
1-As234and LOT situated on the Plank Road,
corner of Church and Ninth Streets.
JAMES BRIAN.
December %, 1856. 25-Gt
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MAN KHLED.-A negro man was killed
ON the North Carolina Railroad on Christ
mas evening just before sunset, about three
miles west of Raleigh. 1t is supposed that
he was drunk and fell or lay down across
the track and went to sleep. When the
locomotive came within sight of the spot
where he was lying, an old woman who was
passing by was trying to drag him off the
track The Engineer seeing the woman
(but not the negro supposed that she was
tving her shoe; when he blew the whistle
and neared the spot, she got out of the
way. and then he saw the negro, but too
late TO stop. 1t is said that when within
ten feet of him. he raised his head. The
whole train passed over him, severing him
in Two in the middlc-the head and trunk
falling on one side, the legs and feet on
the other. lie belonged to ID. w. Courts
ESQ. of Raleigh
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ALB For WALKER--New York Dec. %
The steamer Tennessee left yesterday aft
ternoon for Nicaragua. She carried l76
passengers. go barrels bread, and 5000
hounds bacon for Walker. Among the
passengers were Col. Frank Anderson and
Gen. Wheat, formerly of Louisiana.
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~ James Banks, Esq, of Fayetteville
delivered a Lecture in Raleigh on Saturday
evening the 10th, on the Romance of Scot
fish History"
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CONGRESSIONAL,

WASHINGToN, Dec. 23.-'Tho Senate.
until adjournment, debated the bill to settle
the claims of the widows and children of
Revolutionary officers.
In the House, Mr. Ietchcr. from the
Committee of Ways and Means, presented
minority report on the subject of the re-
vision of the tariff.
The Indian, Pension, and West Point
appropriation bills werSupassed.
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- 1t is said that the publishers of DR..
~ name account ofhis explorations will pay
ma over on the lst of january, fifty thou
'U dollars copyright per centage on the
NOFS. Meanwhile the DR., goes to Europe
" u'0 OF Consumption brought on by his
exposure IN the frozen ATTITUDES.
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To Exchange,

TOWN Lots-improved or unmproyed-fOr
Negroes. Apply at this office.
Dec. %, 1856. 25-4t
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:, II VIII be seen by advertisement that
:, mere VIII be "Fantastical Parade, On
"e Ist inst. Boys there's fun brevir,r,
,'Ae the hewgag, wake the tomiohu,
D, Let the loud hussyfus<y ring,
p. the bIuejo wake the hong-conr.
''"s''um dingledum fsslcdum ding,
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THE SUPREME COURT.-Will commence
its winter term in this City, on Thursday
the 3Jth day of December. Causes will be
called as follows:
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"a 1Sj6-SPRING GOODS, AT q E "a U
QUARTERS FOR FASHIONABLE, -, HE3 a.
"a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from my

~ OREVVAHij..- RRnaWuy IrOH my
M farm in the lower part of Henrco county, on
Sunday night. the Esd inst, negro man nam
sbout 5 feet 6 inches high, square made, but
not stout weighs about 1875 or i4O pouLdsa one OF
his fingers on the left hand has been INJURED ana ne
cannot bend it, He has good address, and 10 quite
intelliaent. He had on when he left black slouch
hat. black dress coat drab colored evercoat ana
black pants The above reward Will be paid 1o1 MS
annrabension If found out of the State and $50 II
arrested in the State and confined in any jail 80 that
| get him again. T.. ID. fOiSDEAiEh. f.
NH 28---12tk 90" H' W.. e+ .-.,.t...-st ='
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TURKEY.-On the 18th ult. all the ships and al.
lied batteries at Constantinople fired q salute in
honor of the birth of of Napoleon's SON..
The Armenians and Greeks have protested
against the late federation and reform decree of tho
Sultan. The Greek petition Is especially direct.
cd against the articles relating to the clergy.
Snow was three feet deep 1t Constantinople at
last accounts.
Three Russian officers have entered the reei-
ment of Ottoman Cossacks.
Fires continue of frequent occurrence in the
Turkish capital -
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FIRE-The capital Of the State of Louisiana w a.
on nrs on the 3lss ultimo The north tower was
considerably burnt. The floor of the Hail Of Ran'
fesenfAtives was flooded with water ana !. 4.
thought much damage has been done to the f,,rn;.
turs The fire 10 supposed to have orirnassd tro,,
tower with cigars. enuine the
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FISH HOOKS AND FISH.

800 FISH HOOKS AND FISH
\lks9zk3sa ING TACKLE of every description.
>~ consisting in part of superfne Cast
Steel Kirby, Limerick, Virginia. Sea and other Hooks;
Silk Hair Linen and Cotton Lines; Walking Cane
and Jolnted Rods: Snoods; Canton Sea Grass; Floats
Reels; Artificial Flies; Silk-worm Gut Cane Reeds;
Nets, &c. -s,ite .. ts5 .c' te,,i
ALSO-Guns and Sporting Apparatus; Powder
Fasks Shot Belts Game Bags; Percussion Caps drin-
king Fasks Colts and other Pistols Pen and Pocket
Knives &c, all of which efer at the lowest whole
sale prices. j. SUITE BLAND, 81
80 h'i fs Importer, No. 1872 Main street,
NH 24-3nn SO Opposite Eagle SCR.
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A1a;. - Iap shoA DEagRARA--17s An1el Gabriel
T VEN -. On arrival At New York we hsye IA.
Angel g.h ms%srar. 70 the 22d February The
NC ~ or 7oo arrests had been made The hl.chs
the ussn melted 70 deeds OF Violence arainst
had psus1g a w this Angel fwho b ia pti.on5
many Renss Nc cs. BB.anasssd and sas Dire 70 sood
49, . The authorities had ssnt - : Isesss y
sinsss .os Vessels OF war to protect the ris =
''as "as dan IN consequence II he ra paes M.
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DEEMARK.-The Minister Scheele has informed
the Chambers that the Government of the United
States Of America has proposed to proiong, by two
months, the treaty which expires on the 18th Of
April In order to give opportunity for the connie.
ton Of the negotiations now pending. Denmark
accedes to the proposals. :
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HKEEs I'll 81 ND At . ~ ~
49, ps,s,s Mi ~. ~. ssksij go ssh
ns H. svsst brsstb ~ Ssiss ms.f YOU
LA sss 80 aves srdsnsd looss bnf AZ 70 the
healing balm q nsalse me vsor naa yol
- ~ r;ns ironIsps insT.rT RsLIgr
sIu =. -. &c. - s"-r-'1a
AND sPE 81 , W. -. h,,.,. st,.,,. ari,.,
~ - hsd 81 prysi q Morton. a. Bodeker, o. ,.
Hill Z. b Ihomss Laidlsy Robinson. ,. 2. ssI ~
PIE, p g, Arcnt sssvn, g 49,. APPsass - :
DruEpa,s in ~ 49, y. p,, IA 4 70
.g.s,.. :. .zsSs :, M. ss,5 zsSTp-
w PLES.-DOLIaAk CORDIAL Il the only Ger.
tain Medeiss nov assS va rcss
.re and frequently in two or three DAYS BY using
shis extraordnary dosss Enquire Of the Druggists
where il can be obtaned IF you doubt t. and remem-
"a he nid adre siA itch IN dime saves nircn No
hindrsass from business 49, ia ss.aa,.l q
rnGe p ~ ~ nnsi 4. ,S,vto, n n y5;,ft q Fo5s
10 ge Dau VI ~ = M;,s.rsmIh q . as;,nlS mn
ker JB WOOD, y Min.psnEh, 9. Iempe' n -
po.ils the R. and =. R. R. on Broad street, '''i' :
fe le-Sm -. =. !.
DOLLARUs KHEUNlAflC LIN AlENT'
ur Suf notice
and among them we viii mention the case of Mrs.
On u1 a s1
was rnred by ONE BorTLE OF PoLLARp's RHEuMA-
TIC sIIsIMENr Prepared only by
- ~ ~. sfl5 .6 -. Druggist, nth street.
And for sale by Druggists throughout the city. 4
NH Its - - IL 90 2 Co. g. :.
~ h0L SiGh f s.l YOU o are S,susrsd by
r..,lsT nhvu;c;s., $500 - -.eldS faot. - =
RnSES cs,ebratea FANNY Medicine are the
result Of thirty years h en1,int and have been
weii teptsd and approved by huudfsds fphyI cians
and thousands OF pa d reme''
e"-s THE WONDERFUL PAIN CURER. = y =
Tbis nrenaIstion ia truly the wonder of the age
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PORK is Up.-The pork men were in fine spirits
yesterday. Pork was up One sale was msds ~
$l5 80 for future delivery. Another of 1900 bar.
res mess At Sl5 equal 10 cash, and small "a 10
at Sl47o Bacon shoulders were held at Ga and !
cents-LoaisriL Journal, Friday -
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FLOWERS! FLOWERS!!

!. GUNS PISTOLS A Nd
Ax<zkGztee FISHING TACKLE, SPORTING
.-A>1 APP ARATUS, WA KIN g
CANES &c,-JAS. WALSH, Manufacturer and Inn
porter, so Main street, Richmond, Va, would invite
the attention of merchants and sportsnen to his ex-
tensive ant, well selected assortment of the above
goods of every description which he offers for sale at
the lowest possible prices and the most accommo-
dating terms. Depot for Colts celebrated FIVE
SHOOTER, and every description of Fire Arms.
3 4 JAMES WALSH,
NH N-Im doors above st. Charles Hotel.
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EVERETT HOUSE, NEW YORK, North

EVERET,T HOUSE, NEW YORK, North
II SIDE UNION PARK.-This house (erected during
the years 1854 and 1861 is completed, and is To-
Gated on the North side of Union Park the most char
ming Park New York affords -rz.
This Hotel was designed especially for the comfort
of families and single gentlemen.
The arrangements throughout are very com plete,
and for style, comfort and elegance unsurpassed in
this country or in Europe. -
The apartments, from the single room to a suite of
any number desired, very spacious ceilings very
high and amply supplied with closets, baths, and all
the other appointments yet devised to make q home
attractive and comfortable. &EtIEfiE = fSe3t
= Families served either with Private Table, or
at Table de Hote, as desired Us - -tt,Al t'fi
The occupants of this establishment from its loca-
ton enjoy all the advantages of the gay and busy
metropolis and at the time repose in its quiet
and delightful apartments which the people of the
South will find worthy of their appreciation. u 80
HAWLEY ID. CLAPP, seA
NH l8-2aw1mk ..-t Proprietpr
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m JOHN DOLBY, -
0No. 81 MAIN ST, RICHMOND, VA.

lkNo. 81 MAIN ST, RICHMOND, VA.
Has now ready his SPRING stock Of Goods both of
his own manufacture and imported, for who sale
and retail and larger scale than ever before pre-.
sented by him. HIS assortment Of sai ssf 9is.
4f4gc -. STRAW GOODS ESQ = ssas
i Embraces every style of those articles got M
S ~ THE SILK AND OTHER HATS,
OF his own make, exceedingly elegant; and those
imported whether French or Of Northern manufac-
tnIs are Of the choicest and most kinds
Z :. as dENTLEMENS AND BOYS CAPS. zsssss.
~ 4ess MISSES FLATS = & .Ass
.rf.is5sg ,os LADIES'. RIDING HATS $ ia ssse
- INFANTS TURBANS ~
And all other articles belonging to his trade In
ceedihsy rich and varied and will be found to meet
all the requirements Of merchants and others.
NH l5-u
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ron ffENT~-.A "a pessessioo e1ten
4 inlinedistely, the ylaxge a,Aofy frnzns BuiId-s
- inE. corner 81 Byrd and 18th streets- couven1'
ant 10 tbe Basin aud suitsbsf tobsceo stemwery,
With large los attsehsd- Apply = ., ,.t,S -,
- FOR RENT--.A comfortab1e. Brick
~ Dwelling Honss. % Leigh stfees, bstres &c
Room With All the neessssly fixtures. sKltehsn aud
nice 0afden attached. Apply ~ !, e
1t 6. HARTWELL 4 Co, - I
sp7--tssls q tsaz vppodts Swsn Tavern
FON RENT.--That oeslfabIc resi-.
&. dence at the eorner Of Broad and Mayo street.
- now Occupied by Mr.. John w Atkinson. Tne
tia bassp,ens With water. gas, bath room, kitehen
ana every conveuience attached making il one Of the
most desirable locations In the city Pqssession
gwen ~ i i''n 2 - ~ 'fpE EDGAR MACON.
sra-9sws~ a@Gs a5As. Metroroli'sn Hall
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aN& \ FAIRFIELD RACES.
N Spring Meeting, 1856.

.~>SS-N
A pstake for year old colts and fllies mile
heats; $500 entrance, 800 forfeit, to be the
first Tuesday in May, closed the LIST of Feb
ruary, with the following subscribers: 3f.rs
C. Green enters b. c. by imp. Glencoe, dam Dark
ness, by Wagner.
James Tally enters CHI. c. by Taly-H dam Betsy
White 'a
d. Mcdaniel enters b. by Boston, jr. dam by i'm
ported Trustee.
Thomas boswell enters b. c. by Tally-Ho, dam
Seven-up -
,.-se SECOND STAKE. Ia $3.50 iG
sweepstake for year old colts and FLIES tout of
mares which have never produced WINERY s $50
entrance $50 forfeit mile heats to be on the
Friday following the first Tuesday in May, closed OIL
the LIST of February with the following subscribers
James Tally names CHI. c. by Tally-ho, dam Caddy
Jones' ... :, ,'.I st.
Thomas boswell names b. C. by Tally-Ho, dam Sc
ven-up. srt f.- tfs=1
d. Mcdaniel names Oh. c. by Senator, dam by
Henry Davis names br. by Childs Harold, dam
by Priam. IS a. Ssa- .-. .--.-59 yfEs
Bowie Hall names oh. c. Expectation, by Regis
tor, out of Lucy Long. tss,.. ts' tf'lsl3 y. 3
Bowie Hall names CHI. (. Sonoms, by Register,
dam Betty Steel 1o H,i. Il. al !.
John B.lcher enters bay fly, by Revenue, out Of
- NJ. G. EGGLESTON, vs.
fe lkr7lawts ------s Proprietor.
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RAIHS: nATifts!. 8ATHs!!:-Heas,C Cold
cioc5 ~ 70 70 r. NJ II me Hall Cuttilss. Shs,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-08

(NkECIAN PAINTING. .s.
" SOMETHING NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
Mr.. H. P. SMITH is now forming another class in
this art which is acquiring great popularity, on
learned well the beauty and finish of the pic
lures.
Terms for course of lessons, which will ensure q
knowledge of the art, $40.
Specimens may be at Mr.. VIM. Sattlers Ar
lists Supply Store l42 ST. and also at the School
Roops of Miss A M Smith, corner of 9Th and Frank
lin SITS, where farther information may be obtained
~ Private lessons given, if desired. ap S---6t*
SHELL LINIE.--I have for sale and will
- keep constantly on hand at my Lime yKilns near
Capt. Goddin's tavern, on Bacon branch large sup
ply of the best quality of pure unadulterated Oyster
Shell LIME. Farmers and others in want of this ar
tics can get their orders filed by applying at my
Kins sr addressing me through the city P. o.
NH 5-d&c Inn JOHN MOSS.