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C0mHrf ssionass
w,s,ffSer3x. Jan. 4.--sEskTE.-.I me 800
was In session to-day, but transaetea ~" "usi1ess
of Importance. r,.,,.. nj south (,sr.
Hotrsr--In the House, Mr. Boyee :" nou,u osI.
..sns rase n a personal explanation ne tnoughf
ynA, - .ressed the opinion that cir
ne naa 1900. brfrvfng us almost frreEstably
s,ds q fssol,ition OF the lnon 1t was with
snd yegrat he saw a great party formed at
y. Sarth-h,sed upon the single idea OF hostility
-. 81 ,itntops OF the Sonth-a party which re-
~ - freedom as national and slavery an see
$500 The constitution recognizes slavery and
H.. Instrument is the result of asprit of harmony
md compromise If that party obtained posses
sion OF the Government, and he thought ii wouId,
dissolution would be the result. He did not desire
that-God forbid IT, jasa isa j. H4,ss = ~
Mr Allison, of Pennsylvania, said there was no
disposition on the part of the party spoken Of BY
the gentleman Il, war upon slavery but it opposed
it's extension. ssa1, 3 SO sA@T a4eas =
The House then proceeded to ballot for Speaker
The result of the first ballot was az follows +"
n. p. Banks, abb Mass.
", A. Richardson, Dem.f M---..-.......... -
III. NJ. Fuller lWhig) Pa----.---..-------.-.... "a
There being no choice. Hr. Dunn, of Indiana,
urged the members from Massachusetts to sacrifice
their personal predictions and ea their votes for
Mr. Letter, Of Ohio. s.. e. r= . 's-.- =
Mr.. Underwood, of Ky, offered q resolution that
the first member on the list of the House be put IN
rosination and balloed for and ifhe is not chosen
take the next one, and so on, until Speaker be
elecGed So s-
Tho resolution was laid on the table.
Another ballot was taken. which resulted like
tie one given and the House adjourned.
Resignation of Col. Bragg.
w ELLINGTON Jan 4-Col Braxton Bragg of
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" SERVANT HIRING.-A correspondent of the
South-Side Democrat, writing from CIarkesville
Meckenburg, says that there will be few negroes
for hire there and they will bring enormous prices
A negro fellow was sold privately there few days
since at $1,000 and girl 10 years of age brought
$500. tlast court day at Amelia C. H., hands
brought from $40 to $500 each -, ..4
In Williamsburg, on the LIST inst, men hired at
over $40 to $3.50, and women from $50 to So
each .-. .a
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ss.a1 SO. g68 / SOS. 382 l1O.6e5
COST OF FERTILIZERS.

We publish below the amount of Guano and
Plaster imported into this city for the nine months
ending December 3lst. From this it will be seen
that that portion of the agrcuturists of Virginia
who are supplied from Richmond, have paid the
enormous sum of Ss6ssl for these fertilizers
This swallows up about 49,. 405 bushels of Wheat
Very nearly onethird of the entire amount received
in this city during the same nine months,
..-. TONS. VALUE
Peruvian Guano- ..H,979 S622, 745
Mexican do. ............ 66S ...- % $50
Plaster ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,l3 s= 1865
~ - -.-..504. 1862 $40
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~ Hair Dye, Hair Dye..-JOhnson Bar.
Der, has Hair Dye which is instantaneous and never
washes of. We win advise all who dye TO give John
son call as he warrants to give perfect satisfaction
charge.
Also to be had FLETcHERs HAIR Tonic, an infai-
ible remedy for all the ills that the human hair is
heir to. 4 ht5 r-sn9s ts
10TH STREET BETWEEN MvIN & CARY STREETS
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New YORK, jan. 4--Flour lower; Ohio $685.
Southern 9Ie. Wheat declining and prices merely
nominal Corn firm az % cents. Pork lower mess
s 1916. Beef dull at sI4.Z5. Lard lie. Whiskey
dull at s. cts. Stocks lower: Va. 6s $3.50. tE r.
BALTIMORE, Jan 4--slour firm; Howard street
and City Mills quoted at 1882 Wheat unchanged.
Corn slightly improved white and yellow quoted at
77G79. Provisions quiet. a1
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wMnrk the Improvement.-- of

EFMnrk the Impr0vement.--HObs of
the American Shaving Saloon is furnishing up his
accommodating place for the reception of Fall and
Winter vistors-paintng, guiding, carpeting &c
He will soon have his place handsomely renewed
1t has hesetofore been, and will continue to be, the
all who want an agreeable Shave or their Hair cut
in style unsurpassed by any one, viii surely find
Hobson or his polite employees. Go then, to Hobson
and get clean aice shave your hair in becoming
style, and take good Hot, Cold Shower Bath, and
you will come away better and wiser 500
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NORFOLK AFFAIRs.-The amount of tonnage
now in the port of Norfolk has seldom been reach
cd heretofore and is not short of 1000 TONS
Capt. T. f. Ferguson has resigned the Office of
Commissioner of the Revenue As specimen of
the high rents now realized in Norfolk for desra-
bic locations, the papers state that the store on
Market Square recently occupied by d. W. Glass
was rented on Thursday at auction, for 81 800 per
annum The free school has been opened, and is at.
tended by number of children
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INDIAN ALLIEs.-It is alleged, during the late
difficulties in Kansas, a large number of Shawnee
aud Delaware Indians expressed their villinrness
70 join IN the fight under the banner of the Free
S Se men The Lawrence correspondent of the
New York Times, writing under date Of Decs sn
Ger "a, says their head men and braves had ar
rived IN that town, with the blood of war We,
running III their veins - ~
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DEATH OF A CLERGYMAS.-Rey Mr. Baker,
formerly of Winchester, and but lately removed
to Caroline county, where he had just established
female seminary. died few days ago. He was
much respected, and his death viii be deeply la
mented ar t-.-. .t..
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FOREIGN TRADE OF BosTeS During the year
1855 there arrived at the port of Boston 3l7e YES
sells from foreign ports, and in the same time there
were 3,227 clearances for foreign ports. This
shows large increase in the shipping of that port
over the year 1854.
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NEW MAIL RouTE.-The contract for carving
went into effect Tuesday Frhe iustrnetions -
the POSTMASTER on the subject require the
employment of frst-elass boats The time alJo,xeS
being, from Cairo to New Orleans five da va and
from New Orleans 70 Cairo six days. The boats
arc to leave here daily at 5 P. NJ. oA''
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The Life and Works Of Goethe with sketches
of bis ago and contemporaries, by q. II. Lewss .
volume Of great interest, written IN captivating
style, and wa be welcomed with pleasure by all
the admirers Of the great genius whom il common.
oratss. For sais by Dir. Mnrrss. -. ass
Alsa end Women by robert BsewiiIne. .Por
ssie by Mr.. Morris Both these books ara pub.
nshsd In handsome style by Ticknor and Fieldr
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POWDER MILL E1PLos1oN.-The powder in the
rolling mill at the works of Messrs. Dupon, o~nia.
ded on Wednesday evening last, about o'clock
The eoneussion was very sensibly felt in Whining
ton although there was but about sixty pounds of
powder In the mill at the time
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Tons OF SPECIE.-The Cincinnati G,azette nj
Saturday states that thirty four tons of snece ar
rived IN that city on the previous dav 1t amount
ed to Sl,e00,O00, belonging to the United States
and came from New Orleans via Louisville II
was in charge of Adam g. Co.'S Express s. : :. :.
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MEETING OF THE MAINE EGIsLATURE.--The
Legislature Of Maine met at Augusta Me-, on the
I'd inst The Senate chose Col NJ Merrill Demo.
c!at, President; and the House elected Josiah Lit.
ne, a straight Wing, Speaker. The Union of the
old line Democrats and the straight Wings is now
complete. -
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F.. TOBACCO IN PHILADELPHIA.-There were in.
spected in Philadelphia during the past year, 9l4
hhds. of tobacco, of which amount $50 hhds. were
Kentucky and 81 hhds. Virginia. The stock left
on hand on the LIST inst, only 2l9 hhds. being
less than at the same time for ten years nast
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(which will soon take placed whether Won can con-
time making your Imitation Ambrotypes before you
bragg so high. - e-- -4..-,'. LIS. = =
= The public informed that the genuine Ambro-
type only be obtained at my Gallery, where
guarantee to furnish better Ambrotypes than he that
boasts much in every instance, no charge made
Gallery Corinthian Hall. p. z. GiBB,
de 81 Ambrotypist
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" A Letter from the Rev. DIR. John G.
McCabe, of Hampton, Va. -.

~ HAMPTON, VA, Oct. 1b, 1855.
Having had occasion to use BAKER,s premium
BITTERs in my family within the last two years. in
of dyspepsia and nervous headache, safely
say have never used any remedy for these distre
ing maladies with so signal success this l hare
Gus nostrums with which the country is flooded be-
cause believe in majority of cases. they do more
tried under my Immediate observation and produced
such beneficial results do not feel at liberty with
hold my humble testimonial to their value.
s,s .e..s5 -sz-.s JN0. C.. McCABE.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO., and Druggists
generally. oc 80 -
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r. IgTg or IETTH12t-1gemn IN the
IL Richunond fosf Ofsee hen the sth Of Janas.T,
sUfssous calling for Letters in this Last, viii
plsase say fhey are advertised.
= TT OAire houu on sundays, hereafter, from 3ts9
A. NJ, and frofa 4 70 r. d.
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" Choice Old Liqucrs.-.Brnndy, Dark
and Pale some very choice IS. O. p" brand, vintage
1880 a. .es----7-s
Choice old Pert, Madeira and Sherry Wines
Scotch and Irish Whiskey, something extra
Old Jamaica and st. Croix Rum ts'
Scheidam Holland Gin
Old Bourbon Summerdean and Mountain Rye
Whiskey ri. s -
With full assortment of other Liquors. Cordials
and Cigars For sale by DUDLEY & CO,
de l0-Im* ss Y Main st
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Melancholy Death of Member of the Lee
- - giaIature. 100. .t.--.

Gs- We regret to announce the death of DIR. WILL
LIAM II. HARDING, the delegate from the counties
of Lancaster and Northumberland. He died yes
terday at the Powhatan House, under the follow
ing distressing circumstances; DR.. H. had been Ia.
boring for some five or six days under severe at
tack of Pneumonia, which had left him in very
weak condition, though DIR. POLLARD his attend
ing physician, considered the disease conquered
aud his patient rapidly recovering. "A gentle ca
thartIc being deemed proper yesterday morning
DR. p suggested the citrate of nagnesa, modern
- preparation, not much used in the country, but
very populari in cities. DR. p prepared prescrp.
lion for the magnesia and for morphine-the
latter to be used externally upon blister, which
: was painful and which bad been much soothed by
she application of this medicine Dr. p. directed
the servant to bring the medicine to his Office; but
instead Of this he took TO the room of the patient
Dr. p returned to his Office about II o'clock and
not finding the medicine there concluded that the
servant had not returned, and stepped out again
thinking hour later time enough to give the
medicine. Returning in an hour and still not find.
ing the medicine. he to the patients room
and, to his great surprise found him in a narcotic
condition. lie found the bottle OF 1nagnesia about
half full aud the paper which had contained the
morphine, with the superscripton ito be used ex-
ternally," emptied. The servant who brought the
medicine stated that the patient had empted the
powder into the bottle, after which he drank half
: of it,. The paper contained 80 grains of morphine
- So he had taken fifteen fs-
Drs. Pollard and Deane immediately commenced
the proper treatment. The stomach pump was
used, the stomach successfully emptied and every.
thing that could be done was tried to resusctate
the patient; but in vain; death ensued about four
O'Clock.
1t is supposed that DIR. HARDING, who had not
seea theprescription, and who not acquainted
a with the Citrate of Magnesia, concluded that the
'n paper contained calculated powder 10 he
thrown into it, He feeble and it is coniectpr
ed that without the thoughtfuIness or care he
might have observed in energetic condition
he threw in the powder not observing the super
- seriptlon upon the paper. .s
.taes DIR. HARDING was about thirty-fve or forty
- years of age, and amiable and most est
rnabis gentleman. The sad circumstances of his
- death will add to the sorrow of his relatives and
~ friends The usual marks of respect for his mem
DRY as q member Of the Legislature viii be paid
q to-day. Es-eass .5.s i4-ss -fz- tzfs ---7.f
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~ Card..-Thomns w. Keesee, Auction.
eer (0fice with George ]. Sumner No. 20 Pearl stl
will attend in person to the sale of Real Estate
Household Furniture Stocks of Merchandise Horses,
&c. -f. ...
ALso.-To Renting out Houses and Hiring out Ne
groes
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" A. w. OsbOrne,s great Picture Gale
ry, Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, 10
known to be the finest and largest DagueTrea estab
establishment, where they may obtain likenesses in
every known style of the art from the snae the
largest size. The ladies' will do well call and look
assortment of beautiful Pearl, Shell, Paper
Machie Velvet and Morocco Cases before urchasing
elsewhere. ----- A. W. OSBORNE,
&C % r.,.r Sign of the American Flag.
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SAUSAGE CUTTERs...sTinrIng n nIye..
sausage Cutters, Sausage Suffers, Oyster Brol.
sfs Bread Tossters, Apple Roasters. Apple corers
ers-desfrHbie goods for the season; for snie nv -
la3 ZIMMERMAN
FINE LIT, IFL0aT !.
lx'e sacks favorite brsnd daily rxpecfed Tor ssls
" Asss@ 5aS-dz~s i A. =. LEE.
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ET SO L Cnt Da Ruerreety
POWERS L DUKE are still furnishing their custom
with their neyerfaihng Daguereoypes for so cts
esch. They do not pretend to huubug the people
with Anbrotypes or Glass Pictures hermetically
sealed between two glasses; hut they still taking
their world-renowned Flesh Tint Dsguerreotypes,
which too well known to the people of Virginia
and which have received the highest praise both for
their cbeapness and durability. de IL
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,r;s, AiM' aiRE--On Monday night the house of
N ,I Beaker, near Edinsburg, Pa. was burnt
aowi,, ana Mr. Beaker, his wife and two daughters
Of the smaller children made N cir anu some
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=. RICHMOND AND DASVIILE RAILRoAD-The
railroad is now finished to within four miles of
DanviIle, and, the weather fayoring, will be COM
pleted by the 10th of February next PC -.-s
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REcEIPTs.-We give below the receipts of the
principal articles of produce in this city for the nine
months ending December 3Ist-showing, at the same
time the routes by which they received. Our
tables began in last April We have not the of
going further back:
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VIRGINIA BoNDss--On Thursday afternoon
$4,000 in Virginia is were sold at se43, 5000 do.
was sold at sci and $1,000 do at s93 zs.
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IL Closing of the Books.--The subscrip-

ton books of the Cosmopolitan Art Association
will be closed in few days, order get ready for
the distribution of works of Art, which takes place
ths8fst of January 1855. Persons DESTROYS of be-
coming members, viii please hand in their names
forthwith. The payment of So constitutes any one
member and entities him TO uny one of the Maya
zines for year. and also ticket in the distrbu-
ton. The Magazines consist of the following month
Dickens Household Words, Graham's L Godey's
Ladies' Books LittelPs Living Age is furnished, and
two tickets in the distribution, for Sc Among the
valuable works be distributed, is the far-famed
s.Genoa Crucifix," which riginay cost 10000. De-
scriptiye catalogues furnished and subscriptions
ceived by c. II. SUTTON,
Honorary Secretary for Richmond, Va,
ia law Corner 18th and Bank sts
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Six negroes stampeded from Middleburg, Lou.
doun county, Va, ON Christmas eve
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RHsPITED.-Joseph T. Williams, sentenced to
De hanged at Roxborough. n C., on the 9th alt
has been respited by the Governor of that State
uniii the 4th day of the present month
Mexican Buchanan realized $500 for perform
ing . month at San Francisco
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" L. r. Chase, NJ. d., Homeopafhist.--
Office l67 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
richmond, Va .-...- ia S--45m
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SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTIONAL pub
lie meeting was held in Lynchburg on Thursday
evening, and thirty delegates appointed to the
Southern Commercial Convention, which assem-.
bles in Richmond on the 30th INST
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spECTALNouCE

Pr TypegFaphfcalA 0EIefy.-The Ianul
~ meeting OF the Richmo1t Typorupbicst zeciefJ
nil be held at Odd Fellows hall thh eyenfnk Ut q
s6sclnrk. JIM. ii. FRANCfSE0
jas secfetsry.
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TO TIiE CITIZENS OF HENRICO.---

ITO TfiE CITIZENS OF HENRICO..--
i The committee appointed BY meeting OF tee
people of Henrco 10 prepare and obtain signatures 70
= memorial TO the Legislature, eppodng the propose
extension Of the limits Of Richmond request that al
citizens Of the county opposed said extension who
have not already done 30, win sign the ssid eronsi
during this and the next week, a. tho matter VII
come mp before the commlttee Of the LEGISLATURE on
tho 18th Inst Copies Of the memorial ready foi ~
natures, may be found 1t the Clerks office o. re
County and Circuit Courts Of Hsnrico, % the Iosr
gates OF the two plank roads and Of the hecnssee
vile turnpike, and at the different Taverns sna Flee
tion Precincts in the county.
All persons having such memorials with signatures
/ ssss LB. YOUNG,
essa chair1nsn Of cemmistee.
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.-.-s .. MARRIED.
Near Raymond Miss, Saturday, 22d ult., by the
Rev. James Philson, 5fr. w. g. FREEMAN of Rich
mond, to Miss CORDELIA c., daughter Of NJ. g.
Gentry of Kinds county, Miss.
Montgomery papers please copy. ..,t .s-
On Thursday, the Sd day of January, 1856. by the
Rev. T. r. Dunn, Mr. HENRY RUEGER and Miss
ANTONETTE DANNE, all of Louisa county, Va.
DIED.
On Thursday, the Sd instant, Miss MARY ANN
BIGGAM. ..-.5.. r-.z.- .
Her friends snd acquaintances and those of her
father Mr. John Biggam and of her brother-in-law
Mr. E. g. Eggeling, requested to attend her fune-
raj from Centenery Church this morning, at IL
o'clock. .-- lf -
On the Sd inst. MARTHA AGNES, aged 8 years,
month and days, only daughter of Louis and Mar
tina Ann Cohen. r....s. ~a4- -. e.
. Is my little baby gone, gsa. ff
.,,-. My precious infant fled, .. s..z....
ss- -s.-.,- And is my little Martha gone,
To number with the deadl
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Commercial.

HALIFAx, y. S Jan 4.-There is nothing of the
steamer Canada yet. now two days over due with
dates from Liverpool to The nd alt.
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-BALTINoRE, March 18th, l855.--Mesvs. Mortimer
and Moicbray: Gentlemen--It Will be out Of my
power tie tell you in this certificate of all the good
have derived from the use of DR.. Hamptons Vegeta-
bic Tlncture. For more than twelve months have
been In bad health, with what my doctors called
Rheumatism Dyspepsia and general deran cement
unable to leave my bed with serious pains in my
side back and breast with appetite and great de-
biiity. After trying various remedies, from which
derived but ttle if any benefit, became much dis
had been cured By the Tincture TO make trial of IT,
am happy did 60; for, after taking two or three
bottles, find myself restored 10 health
My daughter, also, who was broken down in he alth
been cured and others benefited BY its use NV de-
sire Is to bear testimony of the good have derived
cannot say too much In favor of this valuable med
cine, nor express In this way all the suferngs from
winch have been relieved; but IL those who are af
nicted will call on me win give them satisfactory
evidence of the healing aud restorative power Of
Hampton's We etable Tincture. ~ 3 as 90 Il
i0o''' 'faiS M 10. s,, MN 81. HIGH Oh,
a., Delicate Ladies and children viii please svsis
. Cali and get Pamphlets, and see cures of Coughs,
nfonchifis hheumatism, LIVER Complaint, Scrofaa.
Sold BY Q. A. STRECKER and PURCELL. LApD
4 CD, Richmonds bY Dr.. COOKE, fredericksburg; BY
all the Druggists in Petersburg by MORTIMER &
sMoWBRAf, Baltimore, and BY Drusgias and store
~ 81 per bottles; 0 hotties for -. Is no %
syAacsies Nes.cs: wing sesaisea ps.-
~ occupied by US wee are prepared e receive con
sixnnsenfs for sales st aaction. of DRY 0OODS
SHOES. HATS, CLOTHING, FURNITURE, or any
very central and eommodisu.. and soods can b "a;
ysnfaseoasly sahbissas Terms iibsrsl, snd prosnpt
% si-ss KENT, PAINE { co. Aue,..
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Etlk Hlkk.-A Ne. NuFse Heu,s Sc
~ ~. 8 srNSErr sEKRs FISHER.
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If our State would make her improvements as spec
Oily and thoroughly as SIMONS has improved the
art of AnIbrotyping the public would have no cause
to complain of burdensonne taxes, for the improve
ments would pay for themselves Let our dele
gnfes who would learn this secret. call on SIMONs;
and there is but little doubt that they will leave his
Gallery with an extra bead. Ja4
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~Re VAL chiIdrcn's and Y 0ufhs,
CLoTHIse.-The undersigned has taken the store ON
Main street, opposite to the Ameriean Hotc. where
he would be pleased sec his friends and customers.
He intends carrying on the MERCHANT TAILOR
ING BUSINESS in all its branches. He also in
tends keeping a full assortment Of. YOUTHS and
CFILDRENS CLOTHING, as heretofore, and re-
spectfnlly soiicits cali from those in want
in l-lnt% ~ 6 49, j. I'll. RIDDICK- 4
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.ResIgnation of Col. Brac
No Sfeamer Yes.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 4-Col. Braxton Bragg
the Sd &. s. Artillery, resigned to-day. ~ -.