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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-24

sg- The sale Of gift-books at the prize de-
pot on Union street, is unprecedented. Crowds
of purchasers are supplying themselves with
books tor holiday gifts, and drawing a prize
Al every purchase. There are several fine
watches and sets of jewelry left yet for some
lucky buyers of books, at this establishment.
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sIOO REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber. residing in Nashville,
II Tennessee about che LIST Of October last dark coored
Negro Man JIM. Said Negro Man is about rs years
OF age weighs It's pounds is about feet hh speaks
pleasantly when spoken to- (said Negro furnished
with pass to master, by K. w. Barnes about the
time he left for Arkansas and did not return.
win give the above reward IL taken out Of the State
Is dollars If taken in this county State, conned IN
Jail SO that ges him. ldeclS-1ml K. A RARNES.
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GLOVER co.
CITY ExRRES@.

packages, PARCELS, 4 BAGGAGE delivered to aay
L part Of The city with dispatch and safety.
Feeling that such enterprise very much needsa,
they have Incurred heavy expenses get up neat and
quick conveyance and hope BY prompt attention 20 oani-
the patronage Of the business men Of the
city.
Mr. A L. Westhrook, late messenger oil Adams Exprena
COMPANY viii have charge Of wagon and receive ana
deliver packages any point in the city and SUBURBS
Charges very moderate
L. uovfO--Sm.
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BEST HAIR DYE IN THs WORLD.

This strorg language yet BooLEs ErscrRIc Ham DYE
scenty imprOsed proved to be by the judges at
the Mechanics Fair held in Boston, (among whom
Or. Hays the eminen; chemist AMI State asssyerl who
awarded It the PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, over the
choicest Hair Dyes exhibition from all parts othe Union
Its unparalleled superiority consists in LIST. The ingredients
nourng the hair not destructive, Others I'd
Does stain hurt the skin Sd Is easily applied ami
dyes hair any color required delicate brown to
deep black natural appear marvellous. Manu-"
aetured sold and applied by wM BOGLE I'll Washington
street, Boston. dec10-tilmay31
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Academia lady was knocked down and
run oyer, yesterday, at the corner Of College
and Broad streets, by man on fast" horse.
She was so badly injured that che was unable
TO get up. Several gentlemen ran TO her as.
sistance, and conveyed her home We learn
that a warrant has been issued against the
horseman, for the violation corporation law
against fast driving.
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Al 000 husHAfk dries f.sll Reashss ana kp-
OOsOOO Firs $500 laS 6inseae. he<a Fsnshe.s
~ seish sAs hEassi naFkss FFias ws.l y FaA.
oetls {. Q. RANDY
@ haeeg IN AseP constsatig % had srxs 81 81
ffeaFs ~ sailsas and saPssios blsuas.
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HARPER FOR JANUARY.-We are under obls
cations to Chas. W. Smith, for a copy, with
leaves cut, of this excellent magazine for
January. 1t is replete with interesting and
amusing articles. The Animal Declaration OF
Independence, illustrated with numerous mirth
provoking wood-cuts, is satire upon poliu-
cal conventions, elections, operas, and things
in general ia the United States about this
time. 1t hits indscrininstely at candidates
aud constituents, great and small, everybody
and everything. It contains the usual variety
OF racy and interesting articles, and is abund.
antly illustrated.
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CARD.
Thos. S. Wayne & Son,

81 VANNAH, GEORGIA.
WILL give strict prompt attention receiving and
w forwarding Merchandise of every description, elng
and shipping Cotton Tobacco, Wheat Corn, Flour Bacon,
Wool, &C. aug1l-6m
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River and Steamboat News.
BoATs LEAVING THIS DAT.
D. g. Cline for Cairo.
ARRIVED.
The Sepenty Sir from New Orleans, Blanche
Ls,oi~ from Cincinnati, DR.. Robertson from
Treadwater Coal Banks.
DEPABTED.
Ambassador for Cairo, Rochester for Cincin-
natl, Return for Smithlsnd.
EXPECTED.
j. g. Cline from Cairo, Daniel Boon from
Memphis.
The river Is slowly receding at this point.
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~ Attention is directed to the section of
an ordinance ia relation to firing pistols, guns,
or fireworks, during the holidays, which is
published in our paper this morning
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no NERyOUs sUrFEHERs.

retired Clergyman restored to health In few days,
after many years Of great suffering. lie Apxious TO
make known the Of VIII send (ee) the pre-
scriptoH used. Direct the Rev. JOHN N. DAGNALL No.
80 Fulton street, Brooklyn, MI. sept9s-sm
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TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS WANTING
TRnN WORK

GNHE Subscriber intending to visit the South in February
would respectfully call the attsaaon OF those wanting
Iron Railing VersBdas Iron Stairs, Bank Vaults. Iron
Doors and Shutters Jail Cells Doors, TO drop line by
mail which will meet with attention
Refer to J In B. Morgan, Architect, Memphis; W. D.
Wilson vcksburg; John 3. Quefss, Natehez, Link ar
rison, YaEJo City; Willis Patrick, Jackson.
T. =. BAKER, 2T5 filth street,
deefs-d2wAt Cincinnati, Ohio.
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CHRIsTMAs CoNFECTIoNEEY.-Long g.
Co., Uuion street, have just received and
opened splendid collection of confections,
&c, Of most beautiful aud original designs, for
the holidays. Those who need anything in
their ine,-and who among US does not2-
would DO we'll to give them an early call.
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NOTICE-

IL Free Negroes coming from any other coanty, are
"A hereby notiA-d shat they wiz be permitted enter
the Corporation Of Nashville and any such should have
come in violation OF this notice thew viii be arrested and
committed forthwith 10 the Work House No person from
The country shall permit his slave within the nss
ofthis CITY without paSs- ANDREA NDERSON,
decS-2w Mayor
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J DIR. BEALE's PANoRAMA OF TnR ARCTIC Ex-
'PLoRATIoSs.-The panoramic views of the va
rious explorations 10 search Of Sir John Frank
lin, now on exhibition at odd Fellows Hall.
are painted by GEORGE HIKLeE, from the
original drawings Of those who ACCOMPANIED
the expeditions. They are therefore lifelike
and authentic, and convey more graphic
idea of the dangers incurred, the majestic
sights witnessed and the grandeur Of Arctic
phenomena than can the reading Of any his.
torical narrative. Ia view of the recent
work Of DR.. Kane, this panorama is invested
with peculiar interest FOR those who witness
its thrilling scenes are prepared 20 appre.
ciate his ''pOrtanoe in his travels history"
"Of mast disastrous chances;
or moving accidents By nOod and fed;
OF har-breadth scapvs-
Wherein Of autrss vast, aud deserts idle
Rough saar1s reeks hills, whose heads touch heaven.
IL was bis hat % speak"
In the Arctic regions, all nature appears diff
ferent from the face she wears in our telnpe.
rate zones. The Aurora Borealis. with Is
"wondrous fires" the magical rnIrages; the
sun coursing around the horizon without AT.
ting, like blazing ball around the periphy Of
a wheel; the eternal icebergs, looking like
giant mountains of crystal studded with pre>
cious gems the vast iee.6elds and The polsr
SniInals-all are hardly Known but In books
Of travel, and with the panorama which places
chem ell wildly before Us, we may appreciate
their beauty, grandeur, and terror. This ex-
hibition OF Dr. Bealss We cDmmsnd, there.
fore, to all as 80 Instructive study.
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FIREsIDE COMFORTS!

LARGE assortment Of FIRE IRONS, Of ths Aaad-
n pa selected from The best Stocks Of Neg
STANDS FOX FIRE IRONS, POI.hsd, Steel Aas
pronzed Of the most elegant patterns.
BELLOWS OF ali patterns beautifully ornsmented an4
very c eap which will are Of the lndidsrsnl
eoal burn up in few seconds.
COAL VASES Various elegant patterns Of iAis uni-
yersaly adopted ParlOr ornament
COAL SCUTILES, Of finely ornamental Copper, POLISH
ed Brass, beautifully Japanned or common Iron.
decli MACKENZIE WILSON
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H0LLOWAY'S PILLs.-A certain remedy for Liver and
Stomach complaints. The daughter Of Mrs Fsrow, OF
Henry street, New York. for three years in deplorabe
state Of i'll health suffering from her stomach and Liver
Seven weeks ago she commenced the of Dr. Hooways
Pills. and perfectly cured Sold the manufactures No
So Maiden Lane New York, and No. PA Strand London
and by all druggists at &c. 62Hc., and 81 per box.
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ROBERT MOORE.
G o N m j ISL o n III ere b a mt,
20. 80, WEST FRONT STREET.

Continues n The above line Of business exclusively and
hopes by promptness attention the orders
signnsns Of his Tennessee friends ccntinnanee
OF their favor. nov22-1md&w.
~ Union and Banner copy daily and weekly month,
and send bin 10 this Office
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G3- The weather for several days has been
very cold, and considerable ice has formed in
the pools about the city, caused by the late
rains. Should it continue as cold as it has
been for two or three days past, the new ice
freezer on Market street, over in South Nash
vile, will doubtless prove a profitable specu-
ton.
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That EXCELLENT BEEF AND MUTToN.-L. c..
Coleman has a few more cuts of that splendid
premium beef and mutton, found at bis stall
yesterday morning. The beef was raised by
Ben. Harlan, of Maury, and the mutton by
Richard Allen, of Sumner,-both justly emf
nent stock-raisers.
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NASHVILLE EELL AND HAAS FoUNDKT
No. lIt SoaGh kspnt Street.
RAN11NeTIF.
A b. co0R, prnssiEsi ngf.A &Ri bn2E8 F0UADEA4
H. saecssoT . asiiar coot. fEsf4fs4 . manefe
szr = oraeF ksls hf ChArah11 H1AHtoets an1 Pizn4
tioaA Aisa. ske4n NAisfrs. o1ekhss cyln6ef, guaka
f1aAeain snd elop cecka, Hose and san He 5onin Gan
Aegntns, kAskfricfian Metal
Al pa1s b va aeazoeas and ds1aseA. - 80
bssi uaisrai, - 80 pfsers, an4 EArsnsea asiststI
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PIrTsBURs. Dec. es--Ths rives Is closing II
Cincinnati, aud viii close here. naless the weather
moderates. The thermometer AZ Two o'clock thls
aiiemoon stood 90 deg. shove zeso.
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DRESSING ROBES.
A FEW Robes, veil saaded, rccsiyed and for sale hy
Il J. " Ne ILL.,
TRAVELLING sHAwLs AND MuFFLERs.
4 kANh>oat ict - heavy fsaFs Ing saasis snd Naf-
n Gers. received and fof sale By J. II. McGILL.
TRUNKS AND VALUES
- Terexed slppF ~ best sole Leather Trucks and
Nsses and iaEs iet o. cheap styles 81 co. sale iav
- J. X. he8lLt.
NECK TIES AND STOCKS
uSr received eFsry variety q crssAls Ties ard saocks
y Il. MctiLL.
Ladies sna enensas Furnishing STORE, corner - he
square and caisre stree. ksel0
FRESH oNsrEHss FnEsH 0xsrRRrs
usT rrcei ssa druci lrom she East ERFHH OFsFene a
- ics or fanlly Hhaie cans a Sc balf ear. fac
Cal soon dsrle q RfuUf ERFnfIeR
ADmnNAsrwA areas NOTICE.
II Afits gaaiinra ~ Alains ratfix 81 Iesn Fhonas
deed, Al persons iu1rbsrd a. me deoearai s cofns
frHafd aoa mefe lnnediste p4g mrnt a1d tese hsrnG
% esof eins eftinst Ain herbs noe3 b pstssnt
ths siiha ths uae renessa ~ isu ~ lhrs ube fof-
egsr esrfcd DELli.Ah fn0hAA Atainissfaa l.
dsef q Seen thenss, deed.
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TTNHz Subscriber respectfully hat he has fs-
posed eta portion Of hls interest IN ne 6rsieabssG
Medicines 70 Mr. GEOsan BncKurTH, q Nashyli.e.
AEshVllc, Dee 2, 1885,. ALk1. MACKENZIE
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MONUMENTS OF NIEEvEH.-In a private note
to the editors of the Boston Traveller, Mr.. Wood,
American Consul for Syria, informs us that Gffy
bo1es of the monuments of disinterred Nineveh.
procured for different New England Colleges, reaeh
ed Beirut in October, and only four days after the
departure of the last Boston vessel for the seasop
IL Is thought best to detaIn them till Boston YES
sci arrives In the Spring. The boxes were brought
from Mosul to Skanderoon on the backs OF camels;
but there being no American agent there. they re-
NAMED in that place for weeks II not months before
they were forwarded TO Beirut
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CIRCUS STArIsTICs-Itis stated that there are
twenty three circus companies in the Inied
States, and the average expense OF each DAILY, III
the summer season, Is s350-in All about eoo.
ploymsnt is given 70 1900 men, and an equal nun
ber of horses.
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LOUISVILLE DEMocRArIc CONVENTION: :-Tas
Democrssic State Convention has elected su.s
buchanan delegates 10 the Cincinnad Conveesns. ~.
n the contest for delegates for the Sfafs = re-
aouls led one teket and Hhdeu the osna osNa..
scale tiskss u slsessd BY ahout any nVos"
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SATURDAY MORNING March TX


MT WEIGH, the Senate adjourned
SATURDAY MORNING, March Is.
A communication from the House of Delegates
was received, announcing the passage of various
laws.
The following bills were passed, without refer
ence:
An act to incorporate the Portsmouth Orphan
Asylum.
An act releasing the Lynchburg and Buffalo
Springs Turnpike Company, &c. t-s
An act Incorporating the Cara Savings Bank
in the county of Cumberland.
An act to amend an act authorizing the town of
Winchester to increase its debt for the purpose Of
subscribing to works of internal Improvement
An act to incorporate the town of Grafton, in
Tyler CO. ....
Amendments proposed by the House to the Sc.
nate Dill for extending the charter of the Bank of
Virginia came up for consideration.
MT. DENEALE offered an amendment which he
proposed as proposition of conference providing
that the 4th section be stricken out and that the
loans and discounts Of the Bank shall be go regula
TED that they shall not at any time exceed twice
the capital of the Bank
"Ah the notes issued by the parent Bank and
branches shall be signed BY the President and
countersigned by the Cashier Of the parent Bank
All payments made upon lOars, discounts, or other
evidences of debt shall be piid in coin or its euu
valent, unless otherwise desired by the party re.
ceiving the came. All accounts for loans or dis
counts, which may originate from or be made or
obtained in whole or in part, by means Of or by
virtue of an agent between any bank or branch
thereof and the party parties offering for loan
or discount or between the one or the other. to
pay out or receive the branch notes. or the notes
Of any other than its own issue, unless the same
be redeemable in coin at the counter of the B,nk
offering the same, shall be void And II any bank
shall make such contract With any person he
may recover by suit an amount not exceedinp o
500, to be paid to the Commonwealth
Mr. JOHNSON moved committee of conference
A discussion ensued, in which Messrs TpoM As
DEsEALE, JOHNSON, JONES, DOUGLAS, CAMPBELL.
SAUNDERS. took part when the question being put
on the motion for q committee of conference W as
decided In the ncgatiye-ayes II, noes "a.
Mr.. DESEALE withdrew his amendment and on
motion of Mr.. THOMAS, the Senate disagreed from
the amendments of the House, and Mr. JoHssoN
was appointed TO inform the House thereof.
A resolution for issuing duplicate warrant to
Campbell q. Lawson was carried. "a
Mr.. CATLETT, from the Committee on Finance.
reported bill making appropriations for the years
1s56-51
A resolution offered by Mr.. THOMPSON, was
adopted, that for the remainder of the session no
member shali be allowed to speak more than 1--we
minutess except with the upanimquE consent Of the
A message was received by Mr.. EDMuSDs, from
the House Of Delegates, announcing that they had
passed arcsolation asking for . committee Of con
ference upon the Banks 70 which they requested
the concurrence Of the Senate. The resointior
H
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IspExNfrY. The Ksntucky legislature, which
.dourned sins die on Monday, previously paseed .
law making Al the eifies ana towns q ne ssa.s
responsIble TO the owners Of property dsstroyed
by mobs. x se ssf g ~ 81 faN
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UsuucKY-wiliam Clifford and WIN. b Neil
rov who stole $4,000 from the custom house In
franklin Texas. the etn Of Ncseneer r,,, a,s 2. s
G.,,so-nis. ave Apaches followed them, and ON
Tior;d. mountain, shot Clifford dead and killed Nc
Elroy with lAncea
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nox GRAIN AND FLOUR MARKEr.-From
=, d.. ..i renort of tbs Boston Corn Exchange,
sds my an Tussday Il appears that the total receipt
- snrn oats and rye In that city, for the year ieoo
r.,a sea PA bushels; Of hour, l0l4,2o barrels
- yrbeat. about 300, 600 bushels, hsfsg & ssx sSs
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BY JAS. A. COwARDIN.
MECHANICAL.

.xEx< ENCOURAGES HOME MANI.
@ESs FACTORlES.-The subscriber has and
keeps constantly on hand, an assortment
OF Roesaways Bugsies and Barouches, made of IN.
which he will sell on as acconmoda ating terms A. any
one IN the city.
Orders taken for any style of carriage and axs,,t.a
faithfully, at his establishment on 18th street betsen
Grace and Franklin.
j. l7--dSm o. A. FRANCIS.
naxR CARRIAGES, CARRI11,ES
SEs- The subscriber has on hand, at hi. Ca.,n
MAKING Establishment, on Lombard Al
lev between Main and Cary, (l5th and i4th street.
rear the Columbian Hotel. COACHES CHARt0,
TEES, RAROCCBES, BUGGIES with and v-,,has.,
tops and SULhiES, all of his own mske az IT, -.
materials and workmanship. All of which viii ha
sold low as good WORK of the kind can he in III
ot hohmono ana respectfully ask call from those
in want of any article in the Carriage line az s, A..
teruued to make to order and srll AZ ,b. Iosa,
prices possible, and all work sold. that i. nsr go
TSnted wv "'
fe %-dsIn MIcAJAH MANGUM.
VIRGINIA MECHANiCS INsTITI7TR-
kIhSA fREMluM AWARDED TO JOHN w
DAVIES, STONE CUTTER MAIN srsEIT sr
TWEEN sisErh AND NINrR-I retarn thanks to INV
frucs ia! their kind Patronage during the MAST fuy
yrss snd beg leave TO say that am now to
tGTnish ssofe rFonts, Monuments Tombs Vaults and
saend to Enclosin. Barytns Grounds and in fsrt al
work in the Stons-Cut,sns and Building line.
Sns,ty OF S"Ine and Workmanship not In he sur.
pss'ed North Dr South. e esS
CHAs. fl. LANGLEY, Tin a.d Sheet
- IRON Msnafscturer, 18th street between Main
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
stesn Pipes for Churches, Public BuIldinea Ia
Aetsllic Roofing, Guttenns and Spoutinr put
-,, up In any part OF the city and country.
VEL AND GARDEN PUMPS FOX SALE.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

FRIDAY NIGHT March H.
The whole of the session was occupied with the
consideration of various sections of the tax BILL
An animated debate took place upon proposition
by Mr.. AMBLER to reduce the tax on merchants
licenses, which was advocated by Messrs. AMBLER
and JONES, and opposed by Messrs. DOUGLAS,
SAUNDERS and DENEALE, when, on motion of
Mr.. WEIGH, the Senate adjourned
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The DAILY DISPATCH.
-.,-,-.'y horninG, March ~, 1895.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
THE NORTHERN LIGHTS MAILS,
-EARTHQUAKE AT JEDD0-30,000 LIVES
& LOST.
Earthquake at San FrnncIsco.
LATER From OREGON. DC.
Monday Morning, March ~, 1856.

The steamer Northern Light arrived at New
York on Thursday night, having left San Juan on
the 5th inst. She brings San Francisco dates to
the Goth of February, and sa7o. 5s3 in specie.
Eor I'm I,, 10,
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A Ii Is NOT GOLD THAT GLITTEKs

HULL's SOAP AND ada,s
Patent Sperm Csn1ss, Mitchslps do; for sale.
NH Ii EDWIN WOHTHAM GO.
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ZINE ~hIrting Cote N and linen can he
Il had cheap at n. ELEk IEL'S, IS Main Btreet.-
IN want of supply of good and che ap
heached or unbeached Z sttnn for shirnss sheet.
ings and Linens twarran ted all aax and no cotton
mi1furel for shirt hosoins pillow cases, need but
ave me an early call and. supply themselves such
prices as cannot fail TO lease
IL EZEKIEL IS Main st.,
NH IS Next door to p Whites
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MICAJAH MANGuM.
ssh3> sna%',s.R s..,". ,'.s.3... .1sss: asss:

sweepstake for year Old colts and fllies mile
heats $500 entrance, 800 forfeit to be run on the
hTst Tuesday IN May, was closed the LIST of Feb
-uary. with the following subscribers:
l. GFeen enters ,, c. by imp. Glencoe, dam Dark.
ness. BY Waxnex
jsEnes tsiE eaters ch. c. by Tally -Ho, dam Betsy
O. MeDsoiel enters b. c. by Boston, jr, dam by i'm.
ThozSs boswell enters b. c. by Tslly.Ho, dam
Ssves>'Ip
SECOND STAKE.
sweerstake for year old colts and FLIES tout OF
mares which have never produced winner( $3.50
entrance, $50 forfeit mile heats to be run on the
friday following the first Tuesday in May closed on
the lat of February, with the following subscribers
James Talsy names ch. c. by Tally -Ho, dam Caddy
Jones.
Thonses Doswellnsmes .. c. BY TallyHo, dam Sc.
y-n-Wp-
- D. AcDsniel names ch, c. by Senator, dam by
HorSpzT -
Esury Davis names br. by Childe Harold, dam
Bowie Hall names oh. C. Expectation, by Regis
ter, ont Of LUCY Ions.
Bowie Il Hall names ch. t. Sonoms by Register
dsm Betty Steel.
John lcher enters bay illy, by Revenue out Of
Mss Bottle, by Mammoth Eclipse.
N c. EGGLESTON
te ll-lswts Proprietor.
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SATURDAY EVENING, marcn 10.
The House met at O'Clock and the Speakers
vacated the chair TO sign enrolled bills At
o'clock he again resumed the chair and the House
proceeded to the consideration of business.
On motion of Mr.. ToMLIs, Senate bill snb-
mitting to the voters Of King William county the
question Of aboGshing the present fence laws Of
said county was taken up and passed. ~
BILLS PASSED.
The following engrossed bills were read . third
time and passed: Ng ~
A bin authorizing the School Commissioners Of
Elizabeth City county to sell portion Of the acad-
emy lot, in Hampton
A bill authorizing the establishment Of the Ap-
pomattox Savings Bank In the county Of Apo
mattox sseT e s1+EH EAkT sa
A bill to protect depositors Of grain In the
hands Of millers from the creditors Of said micrs.
| A Senate bill amending an act passed February.
1883 entitled an act TO incorporate the Sinking
Greek and Craigs Creek Turnpike company. IA
A Senate bill incorporating the Portsmouth ana
Lake Drummond Water company. S st
A (Senate) bill Incorporating tho Dinwsdne
Plank Road Company, and providing that ny y
Common subscription shall be paid on. -
the unexpended appropriation to the brnns" W
and Roancke Plank Road Company.
ssss TAX BILLs :,
The House resumed the considerntion o. snc !,
Tax bill pending ths mction 70 lay IL On sne tsvsc
undecided ~ the time Of The Adjournment q sne
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-17

NACTCS SkIh TS.--I have lust received
~ per steamship H. tanoke another lot of those Cac-
tus Skirts which ill sell at the extreme low price
OF S7.c Those In " ant will please call early at tho
ch'ap store OF ALFRED MOSES,
mn ID 6S Main street,