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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-06-04

TO their city. Their officers as follows
OFFICERS OF THE WILMINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY:
Commissioned O6feers
Col. John L. Cantwell.
1st Lieut.. w. L. DeRosset,
I'd L. B. Erambert,
Sd Jno R. London.
Non Comnaissioned Officers.
Ensign David G. White
LIST Sargt. w. II. Shaw,
2d G.. D. Myers,
Sd " E. R. Egan,
4th Vacant by death of incumbent
lst Corporal, J; R; Latta, ;,
I'd w. w. Campbell,
Sd ' JOS Fl. Wright,
4th j. R Utey
VIvAND1ERE MISS DORA BROWN,
Daughter Of R. F. Brown, Esq
AS great set of officers and as big hearted set
men as ever lived. But of the swee, little Dora
Brown--he beautiful "child of the eginent ~
what shall we say? Gaily bedecked in the bright
colors of her corps, her tiny flag, her spar king
eyes. her merry laugh, her sprghtly s;ep-her se.f
are and heard on every hand-the admra.
ton and de,ight of all She is true type of the
Sweet Witches of the Cape Fear. We must reluc.
family leave her. but we cannot forget her.
OF the Fayetteville Independent Light Infantry
| we will say in the language of the Herald (Which
we fully indorse) that it is the oldest company in
the country, with one exception, and its members
seem determined to keep up the spirit as well 9s the
organization Of the corps pure and "a perfect as
when they succeeded those gallant spirits who pre-.
cedsd them. They made very fine display; uni
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

ArEW BOOKS! Fancy Articles and 'a"sic-
" a Good lime Coming
Rose Clark. by Fanny FERN
The Home Garncri
Kuickcrb0ckor Gallery, fine ed
The Phadel plia Housewives;
Rejected Addresses, by Horace and Jones smith;
Song of the lIilwa'ha, by Longfellow;
Harper for January, lsd6
Together with large lot of Blank Books Just received at
LANGHORNE Il WALKUPS
New Book Store, opposite Citizens Savings Bank
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12
s s.1sg N TII8OUGH FROM BUCHANAN TO


are from iyneh5nrz to buchanan. .............S 30
Prom ynehbnrg to Charottesl ile................
On anu after the I'D Of October Packet will Leave
buchanan At . A. NJ. and Lynchburg at II T. NJ Mands5.
ednesday aud Friday and arrive Richmond second aa
al j clock A NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving Lynchburg at + Il
reach SeottesVHle At 10! \. NJ, day arrive
iottesYlie al . T. NJ Leave LyucLLUfg ar Buchanan
arrive NJ : p NJ
From iyithburg Richmond see tine aid distance
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

~ GAN 5. y / MON
FRrITs or INDUSTRY CT the LIFE OF ADAM CLARKE
very interesting volume, and should be by all ages
Scci> and denominations
lkSi ANY is highly Interesting and seasonable volume
MEMOIR or potii eaHg Misses will be deeply interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir.
A'oMEs or RnNE-N need not call attention to this
yolumo-the title viii secure that
SCHOOL DAYS REVIEWED. Students should not fail TO read
this volume
iHE SAD MsIAhE-A narrative illustrating much vivid
ness aud hdrhy the mistakes which Occur in the
religious training of families Parents don't you need this
THE GREAT QUESTION Is book treats of great in
tur,S.s VIII vnu ruad it
An OF the above publications of the American c
Union GENERALLY such as Libraries, Teacher Helps Question
looks lynn h'oNaAlaa and Miscellaneous volumes can he
had at Lon=horne * Wakups Book Store LenchIurg Va
feb Its Spnit ,'a = = -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12
o Richmond see tine ard distsueesin
"a "a {sSfs sg&E ANGIE 1s8.NR. ~ r1szs-zss
- ~ fdhE EtfEGT 10Th APRIL- 1T, ls,zxs:.sss'

- : mt 1t fEtI lCth .iPRIL--
hi.lto1z I'll From iBTEENBt re- 10 =
" III. ~ ONE DAY A passenger train Of ca
- 4eIa II tee south Side railroad in Pete bnl
a. ~ ~ sundays excepcd) at t O'Clock
d" l Jht ion With the Richmond Dauyllc Railroad
" - a. m army lld 9i3 a. III, and and Lonriurg .tzu
- "a aH Eng III that place with the Virginia and 1,nAts
Sc Railroad ta1s fer the West
1T IRAN leaves lynhbure at o'clock p m after lie
% - AhRih and Tennessee Railroad H. Ell Ae
iiIies al tic junction at 40 p u and at Petersburg
by this route can take the splendid STEAMSHIP
a "a. or tine steamship JAMESTOWN overv " FIlNfs.
- 4. % etoek a IN, and the steamships Phaei La
ever u nraE and Thursday afternoon
iafs rom Petersburg TO Lynchrurr .......... s5ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

These vessels the first class built in the city a
tore expressly this and have superior aeean
daons for passengers They commanded by eXperoncl
Cal as well qualified for the trade and who will spare Ia
They will be towed up Down
the by sean and may be relied to sail promptly a,
advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New Yor
will find their ship by this line, freight vii
always by any other line II Packets and
every will be made 10y thc agents ia Richmond an
York give satisfaction. Insurance be oftcl in
the Richmond ! hy tll> IiIr Z per cent
We respectfully asb and Ia succeed in obtaining fun
share patronage.
Goods shipped ais line to NcwYork will be Forwarded
free commission New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston -
v.lnnah or any other Southern or Northern port.
The vessels vii liz in Richmond in the Dock in Nev yal
at Berth NJ l. Cefoe House slip, foot Wall Street
DAVID y MN. CURRIE, Richmond
{. IL. PlERSON, y. y, Agents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

- u =. q = " 7, . ! . " n
Inc l. = Mail Steamship JAMESlOWN, in
nahd OF Capt. LENls PARRISH, leaves York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at , o'clock for lde4.
h"a SIM vii not take any freight City Point
she eaNes Richmond regularly every TUESDAY Al TIL
NOON at u clock, for New York
lhuse desiring 10 ship by her must haN the goods her
Monday Passengers desiring to take this ship here a4t
Staie-hoom secured by addressing us by mail.
- The ROANOKE, Capt. SIMMER stops City loinf.
where She will land and receive freight Both the
and tn oanoke receive and land passengers City
and Norfolk. LUDIAAf a WAT son
RInl nd u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12
tSax1 have just received "a .pieaisd iai Of
80 tents calf and Patent Leather Cutters
doe 2OLs d HnnpEp

eFsfE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MY SOY \
Il Winston is not authorised dead for mr. or ON ms. ~
count or Ia transact any business Of peeuniar, sr, 49,
'fsi iaA3A .hl' iHIAN l2isI y. WINSTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

< Ae a ksRt. GSI!i.--e ity Emrnftute Na!c-
t', have now on hand ny CIV manufacture,
ia M ~ ~" worth of CABINET FURNITURE ard
Eta8c aud qnaltv ~ - '' "''' -
l s'lthE me- CITY wanting Furniture, NEST earnest
.eH "a give m call. determined 10 ofot IN
@ .'' - hAt IT, be surpassed any whore.
st"l p@i to packing aud Goods delivered thf De
p"l 'i ami free OF charge A. WINSTON.
"f lsfs-ltep copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

d"'' s.nsa nnorrs.-i have Just opened supply of Ia
fe Its '''i'-'efy nice.
7. SEABURY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12
AERCHANDIsL, &C.
,ou .gHrLEMEy,s WEARING take pleas

nf ia calling attention Of gentlemen 20 cur stock o
sIt buttons Plus and Studs. W iee free Ia say
iai embraces Of the r giant and tasteful patterns
Thai ar. found in any establishment ihnF have bteh
zaaeiH With Rrea and offered at reasonable aa
vance upon manufacturers prices They are ct lie finest
quality and workmanship.
dsGtIfnen Will favor 10y calling and examining our
5ss44ffaa4t Su.EERTHORS q CLIFF
f,#Iff# formerly II. Saferhofn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

A MOTHER SUPPLY OF VALENTINES just re-
"a ccived, by Express, at
LANGHORNE & WALKUp'S
New Book Store.
Also Just opened lot oil fine segars and Tobacco.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

lMEStS, foMbS, HEAD and FOOT STONES, &e. from
the plaiaest L. the most costly at Northern prices.
- Particular attention paid orders from abroad, by
maI
Book of Designs can be seen al my oliee.
inscription Books sent to any Wishing 10 lny. free
Of en-t.
q Terms cash on delivery. Call or address
my Is INO b GAnDEss. lNnclhnrs. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. &C.

ftaae. asd sugar
V y 80 bags prime HI tehssi
IuG b8as lasaafa do
~ bal. cid Jasa an
40 hhaa y aHd Il gfax Sugar,
~ tt1s. besl Cutie sugar
Aaoai and ia Tor saa iiy
d,, lst LEE & JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

E{dNts R8a%E t'pGAT0E%.-AE i5nq., in
safferx tine irish Potatoes for table psc for @ v th5
pHS4}et ar retail Lan2ltsI LEE x JOHNSON,
F4NA8 CLOTHS AND DOE sESnSS.-s,x,ru
n nne Fhek French Cloths. Doe skins. BLACK and fanq,
Velvet Aesnes heavy Winter Cashmere &e. a.r lovtr
thlt ever nj Idoc SITS WA l. PAGES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

NEW law B0tBHS.--s'a,na 81 Chrisiiam
a have received the following Law Books
American law Iii il"misre--1 Yo--hy Wharton;
Gr,.,y s Equity I.yiaeue.
Morris ON EePleNin;
American tria.ual IaN-by Wharton
Medical Jursurad suce-hy Wharton and Slle
IS hartcus Law uiethnarHt
Library Of Law aud Equfy-l4 vols-Price So;
Iolua KS Bir,sa- conn iatc in 3 vols lie . +
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12
GREAT PUBLIC SALE Of Ready Made

~ CIoFHlNH.-fhe stock of JACoR NEWMAN form.
ery Apple Newman) is being closed greatly
duced prices He will cary any stock year
and in order to clear his shelves his
he has put the price so low that Supertno Clothing placed
within the reach of all and hundreds citizens
OF the surrounding counties supplying themselves
much low than they have formerly paid very
goods lntend closing ont the splendid stock Appel
Newman as possible aud therefore intend offering
great bargaps livery of really cheap,
fashionable clothing, should fail
JACOB NEWMAN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

JAMESTOWN, Captain PARRISH, and ROANOKE car,.s
SKINNER arriving in New Yorf next evening. 4
For through tickets, apply
LEE y JOHNSON, Main St, Lynchbnrg
= Freight shipped from New York per Roanoke. ca VA
nesday arrives IN lyneh1nrg following Saturday Ihb4
VIRGINIA ZINE Of Etichunomd AND
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

ANEW ssO0gk@! New, B00Ks.!-
u American Almanac for le5G
TILE Ihrv. Mtrraay-i or. Life at Watering Place;
lhAu- lly uf MHrasr--ly Ryan
tiou with thr Cburci-bs HIrhaHgh;
pucns-hy Guil Pen:
yoicef the Church onthe Reisn of christ-Jy Taylor
Looking unto jesus,
Memoir Alufue; hid with ChIisi in God;
I,Ito Weston, or, "a " and l. b,
LFds Steamboat Directory and Disasters The Western
Waters;
H'svc.'s Life OF J lusaa, tSee Edion)
B3ithvnits it,trosp,efa f5r january;
i"uuIud ON the Action ii Medieinp.
EJUiu,s a stiatt. fur Januqy.
tLrQ0"u.I: AsN .uaai-by Jayf5r which gents
Price 40 I.cI. t.ilnii
Law, OF 'ar nt,d States from l1s9 10 ls56by Dunlop.
lNH- PAYNE CHRISTIAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12
ltAsII NOTiCE.---CRHAT INDucE5IEll7s.-

~ The Ladies of the city Of iynchhnrg MI atlrs M
ing the city, particularly invited to call at t,s
store and examine my large stock Of Fanny GOODS consist
ing OF superior black aud eolorel Silks; French Ars
French Monslins French Iiads cheap h'yh csaraj
rich tmhtoderes' Hosiery &c. Also leo yards IT -Isr
English calico warranted peretlz fast eaafs az tbl M r
l6.ts UArpts,,N.',
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

NJ posting books and rendering bills would call the at
eunn of Bookpopcrs and others GOLD
fENS which Is very extensive, embracing every Variety
aud price Gcutlcmau who be In something
nice in this line Wilde the favor to look
SIINIRfllOR& 4 CLIFF
len 3is tFormerlv II Saytrthorn)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

IL Mustard Of superior quality purr ground slfeA h
Chocolate Broma aud Cocoa Cooking Extracts es green
black superior salad for table nse g. - faf sae
NV fneg St. JOHN II SEAH, Druggist
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4 CARD TO THE puBIIc.-Aecord,ns to ,or-

N mer advertisements take pleasure In
friends and customers by the suboned certificate my
house Is free from all disease, and shall be pleased all
asusual H. SOLOMON
Mr.. JOHN II. SoIoMoS--Dear Sir; This will notify YOU
that house regarded clear of YOU
authorised to open your doors again
Respectfully,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

x-,rntes s.rutc- "a splendid assortment OF
IN Fancy ratos which for beauty and ehtapness cannot
L. surpassed ia iii, mrfket Let all consult their tastes aud
CON f ath and Range Warehouse, and prepare
for Winter snow. dad hand.
or -. { 5. BLISS.
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PRICE ONE CENT,

49,. - Richmond Blnes Marck, 3 new ana beautifuf
- psS ~ % music, composed By Mrs NJ n. TAYLOR
.rs 80 y city and dedicated to tho captain o{jicers
hes, oers Of the Richmond L. L Biues, has inst
thcsa rha'sned rh by Mr.. James WOcdhouse, where
Blue .na ... .esfe 70 do can purchase t. Every
couv - ~; rfend of the Blues viii secure :
oopy q tnis admirable march
x..eesse,s-f esterday smorn;nc The l.rcs :ra
TT.". Twsn1i locomotive j. n TimserisI. lest az
depot In this city 70 nm sh,ss,rs -
ss, anu .ne Central cars win r,.,.;-,.s - -
saaIousn unui the travel Il better yaa.n.5 - ~
Ing large number Of passenger. - ss.uay eso-
detained 1t Aqua Creek came CO. ~ nave Deen
eHcksourg cars and will take the c..sue ~ sue fred-
tne North The Exchange Hotel xv.s a.l :. .Ia,n ior
its utmost capacities last night acd 70
Bnrgtdyy-Daniel, slave to DIR. n r.o1...
tried by the Hastings court vestardsr ~ was
with burglariously entering James Rocis a hls SEQ
Christmas morning, and stealing thar. .fror ss IS
The Court acquitted the prisoner on tha ch.,. - !.
burglary, but found him guilty Of larceny q sns q
ordered him SO stripes. anu
The Grand Council of the American part,, ~ ~,
State of Virginia met in this city last night a VI
MOORE. Esq, occupying the Chair, and J. r. Cocu.
KANE, Esq, acting as Secretary
AFTER long and interesting conversational dis
cussion In which numier Of gentlemen partici.
pated resolutions were adopted to hold their meet
inGs win open doors, to appoint committee OF
nne 70 report permanent officers, and to procure
the African Church for the use of the Council 10.
night "
Books.-Messrs. E. b. Cook & Co. are selling bv
ancfion every evening, fine collection of books.
Those who wish to purchase will attend their
sales ~
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
y Meanesaay Morning, January 10, 1855.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF vIRGTNIA.
SENATE

TUESDAY, Jan Is.
senate was called to order by Lieut.. Gov.
a.. .CoMas. Prayer by Rev. Mr. WILSON of Trim.
a message from the House of Delegates was
read by the Clerk, communicating the passage of
several bills, which were appropriately referred
BILLS REPORTED
Authorizing Thomas JONES' a free person Of co.
or, Of Culpeper county, to ensave himself against
increasing the compensation of the Commissioned
of the Revenue for Sussex county
Mr.. SAUNDERS presented petition Of pilots Of
Virginia for revision Of the laws concerning
their fees, which, on his motion was referred Ia
select committee Of five Tho following Senators
were appointed the committee: Messrs SAUNDERS,
CATLETT, DAUGHTREf, BALDWIN and DOUGLAS
RESOLUTIONS
BY Mr.. ARMSTRONG OF amending section of
the Code so as to provide for the transfer of real
estate, sold under an order of q court of law made
according to the provisions of said section
By Mr.. DAUGHTREY OF amending section of
the Code SO more effectually to prevent the cir
culation through the post Office, Of certain books
papers and letters TO induce slaves to rebel or es
cape TO the North.
BY Mr.. AMBLER: OF SO amending section of
the Code as to enlarge the powers of courts in
matters relating to papers offered for probate.
BILLS PASSED.
The bill for the relief of H. j, Brown. of Camp
bell county. Ayes 40, noes 2
The bill for the relief of James Shay. Ayes 26.
noes l6.
The bill amending the act ncerning the Wheel
ing Custom House. Ayes 81, noes l.
Directing the assessment of the property of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company in this Com
monwealth Ayes 80, noes none.
bill to amend section of the Code so as to al
low attachments to be served out of the Clerks
office (whether the claim is payable noO against
debtors who intend to remove, or removing or who
have removed their effects was, on motion of Mr..
REGER, laid on the table, in order to afford an op-
portunity of offering certain amendments
The bill concerning the establishment of a Lu.
natic Asylum west of the Aleghanies coming up
ON its second reading, various amendments were
offered, and discussion ensued, in which Messrs
CREIGH, HUDDLEsON, STEENRoD, PARKS, TUR-
NER and HARRIS participated, when, on motion of
Mr.. FUNSTEN, the Senate adjourned -
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MECHANICAL.

-z AINSLIE, BOWEN & pow.
&k ELL, COACH MAKERS, CROSS ST.
-2lx-@2z-ABOvET THE BANKS.-The subscribers
practical workmen with long experience and de-
voting their personal attention to all work done in
their shop confidently offer themselves the public
for the manufacture repairing of Carriages, for
hand at this time, of their maDsfactHre good
stock of CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGfES,
&C., Of the most approved styes to which they invite
the attention of those in want such articles Thank
ful for the encouragement we have received we can
only promise to renew our efforts to give Satisfaction
to ali who favor u with their patronage.
9. A.. AINSLIE,
D.Y. BOWEN
m 22-dAe7m H H POWELL.
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IA specimen sent along with tho pstition.l

Dion Bourcicault, the popular dramatist, prodl.
ced last week, at New Orleans his new comedy OF
"Violet, or the Life of an Actress"
Rachel and party will leave Havana on the 23d
of January for New Orleans
Rev. Il. w. Sehon Of Louisville. KY, has taken
the pastoral charge Of the Msthodist church at
Nashville, Tenn.
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Atlanta, Ca. has been lighted with gas.
Eliza Logan il now playing in Savannah, q

VIM. Stewart q well known iron founder Of
Nashville, Tenn, mysteriously disappeared few
days since, and has not been heard from.
The Manchsar Eramiar. one of the ablest OF the
English provincial papers, say that the Increase o.
panperism In Manchester has been nearly 30 per
.ccni In 1855 above the number in 1854
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-16

PETERSBURG AFFAIRs.-We take the following
items from the Petersburg Express of yesterday
Diridead-The Petersburg Gas Company has
declared dividend ofsfour per cent, for the past
six months.
Robbry-The house of Mr.. David Bissett was
robbed of aquantity of lady's wearing apparel a
day or two since.
No Train on the Southside road had arrived dtl-
ring the 4S hours preceding Monday evening.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Chance for BarGains!:s For Two
months only Near Year :556.-Wishing to reduce
my stock OF winter Goods, to make for Spring
purchases l will SELL OFF AT COST until The
first day of March, the following desirable Goods:
TS splendid Velvet, Antique and Cloth Cloeks.
20 % nas se.s urs various styles, very cheap.
200 Figd. Brocade and Plain silks
l5O0 yards Merinos and Apaccas, all colors.
1000 do fast color Calico at GA cents
Together with general assortment Of Drv Gooa.
which determined to sell off at such prices as cannot
fail to please. N. EZEKTEI Ao'
Cheap CLOAK, Mantle and Dry Goods depot,
No. IS Main street.
JaI next door to P. X. Whites
~ Board of Trade-. Committee of Ar.
bieation:
LEWIS WEBB, Chairman.
JAMES DUNLOP; BENZ. w. RICHARDSON
BENZ. C. GRAY, JOHN H. CIAIRornr
&. no 2S-ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-16

u Hair Dye, Hair Dye...J ohnson Bar,
Der, has Hair Dye which is instantaneous and never
washes of We will advise all who dye to give John.
or no charge.
Also to be had FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic an infal.
ibe remedy for all the ills that the human hair is
heir to.
10TH STREET BETWEEN MvIN l. CARY STREETS.
uo q
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MAHLB0kO, HOTEL, y ---T 4
-. JOHN H. SEAYRES, PROPRIETOR,
wall street, between Hasin aud FrankIir.
RICHMOND VA

This Hotel, formerly known :. ~. n.y. c-..
having been thoroushy repaired rre.fiv enIsrsed
saS pabe ns"s .Sd ao@ E. 70
within minutes walk of Main go. ine s..ssS1 S
from the Post Office, aud In the centre Of the rrin~;
pal mars offers superior advantages to trsdsrs ses
commodious STABLES kept in Connection sSsb ths
House. w. " aen 'uo
The TABLES will at oil times be supplied with n.
best substantials the markets Afford The BAa Mi
also be supplied with the most choice brands Of II
guors, Cordials and Cigars imported expressly for this
House, and no pains VIII be spared onfhe part Of TIE
Proprietor to render this the best house, for the urices
charged in the cty and to give perfect satisfaction to
all who nafrnniSe him !. - ~
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}. w. HOLT Il SONS.
BANG or VIRGINIA.

BANK OF VIRGINIA,
,.,, Richmond, January 2 1886. !
I'HE President and ID r e tors of the
Bank OF Virginia have declared q dividend of 4
per cent out OF lie profits of the Bank for the last
A months subject TO the deduction Of per cent bo
nus 70 tho State, which leaves three and three quar-
VI. h per cent, or ~ ga per share payable to hhe
Stockholders on and after the 7th inst
jaS-d2w SAMI MARY cs.bt.,
0W - BROWN WINDSOR SOAP.
o money Transparent, in cakes, bars and balls |;
s, am, In baEsi Yankee and Military Shaving and
WISHING and shsyins, for sale by
Js7 zimmerman
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Loss OF STEAMER Steamer Sam Berry,
Capt. Guthrie returning from Beaufort, N c..
where she had been TO render assistance TO Schr
Ned (before reported ashore) on Saturday morn
ing last, went ashore reef about 3miles south
of Masonboro Inlet. All hands were saved, with
the exception of q free negro man, who was
The boat win prove total loss-no insurance
valued at &C, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-16
w Board of Trade-- Committee Of A,
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15O Cent Da 9uerreoty
POWERS l. DUKE are still furnishing their custom
ers with their neverfang Dsguerreotypes for so cts
esch. They do not pretend to humbug the people
with Ambrotypes or Glass Pictures, hermetically
sealed between two glasses but they still taking
their world-renowned Flesh Tint Daguerreotypes
which are too well known to the people of Virginia
and which have received the highest praiue both for
their cheapness and durability de- 10