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! PeuusyIyauia observation-disclosures

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 2-The Governors mes
sage was received by, and read IN the Legislature
yto-days He commenced by congratulatory re.
marks on the state of the eonmonweatlfs finances
The State debt has decreased $4,000, and no new
loans have been required. He reafhrms his for
rner opinions on national affairs adyerts to the dut
incumbent on the present Legislature to elect U.
s. Senator and calls attention to the want OF FUR
Their legislation on the liquor license question, :.
bin fixing the 14th inst. for the election OF Y.
S. Senator, was passed by the House, and similar
bill introduced into the Senate
bin to repeal the Prohibitory Liquor Law was
introduced into both Houses. $50
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A NEW YEARS Chiffon new years morning
Sanford, the proprietor ofthe Sanford Opera House
Philadelphia distributed 5000 loaves of -four bread
to the poor of that city,. Each applicant was sent
away with three loayes and the papers describe
she scene as one of pleasure and animation.
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New YoRk Jan. 2-Flour frm-State 1914; Ohio
S862: Southern 1925. Wheat frrn-Southeru white
80 Red Fl9i Corn unchanged and quoted at 93c-
PORK lower-Mess quoted at SIT. Beef dropping, at
si46O Lard and Whiskey declined-Ohio Whiskey
quoted at 35I. Stocks higher. ~
BALTIMORE Jan. 2-Flour frmer--Howard Street
held at 1852: $3.50 is refused for City Mills Wheat
dull--White s l9502; Red $3.50 .9502. Corn dull
White and Yellow 73076. Provisions active, but
lower. - al.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 2.--Cotton depressed and prices
in favor of buyers. Sales to-day of l4,000 bales.
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DEATH.-Wm. ~ Overton, Esq, formerly CON
nected with the Washington Union, and more re-
Gently Of the editors of the Washington Senti-
mel, died on Tuesday morning in Williamsburg at
the residence of Col Robert aIcCandsh, his father
inlaw. Mr.. o. had been for some time in a declin
ing state of health and the sad event of his death
was not unexpected. ------ 49,. - -
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Corn AT NoRFoLk,-Large shipments of Corn
have recently been made from Norfolk, and the
supply is consequently greatly diminished The
demand, however, is still fair, and number of
vessels are in port awaiting eargoes. Mixed was
sold Tuesday at 80 cents and White at 81 cents q
hushei --....- g.. 81 .s.s .-
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- ss --(sRAND -4-.~-rs-
q CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL. IA
~ ss &c. ----- .-- ---- a "
THE MONTGOMERY GUARDl

f Capt. r. r. Moore,
Re1 Leave 10 announce that their FOURTH GRAND
CfvSiC AND MILITARY BALL win take piace on
TUESDAY EVENING, January 9th. 1885.
TVS Conyvany in making this announcement, have
t Measure In informing their friends and the pub
lie who may honor them with their company, thst
they have procured the use of GODDIN,s CoMMo-
DIiiITS n Ali. corner of Bank and Iith streets for
lie Occasion which will enable them to guarantee
greater comfort and convenience than ON any OF their
previous efforts. .eA. ss- ssf3 q .z.-.,,
,ndsr the care of an experienced and tined Caterer
whose previous efforts have failed to give salts
iaa The best coTILLoN MUSIC in tho city has been
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" A. w. Osb0rne,s great Picture Gale
~, Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank is
known to be the finest and largest Daguerrean esta-
lishment south of the Potomac river. Citizens and
strangers visiting the Fair, should pay visit this
establishment, where they may obtain iikenesses in
every known style of the art from the smallest the
largest size The ladies will do ell TO call and look
at our assortment of beautiful Pearl She'll Papier
Machie Velvet and Morocco Cases before purchasing
elsewhere. A. W. OSBORNE
&C ~ is4., Sign of the American Flag
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Massachusetts Legislature.

BOSTON. Jan. 2-The Legislature met today
The Senate organized by electing f. G. Bakel
fAnerican) President. The House organized by
the election of Charles A. Phelps american
S;,er
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NbFAL-Surgeon Thomas Williamson has been
ordered to the naval rendezvous at Norfolk
Surgeon VIM. Fl. McClenahan has been ordered to
the U. s. receiving ship Pennsylvania, at Norfolk
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g. Nerxou. sufIerers.:.Heer and Try IT.

F. Nervous Sufferers.--Hear and Try 10
-BALTimoRE, March 18th, 1855.-Messrs. Morffuer
and Mopcbray: Gentlemen--ft will be out of INV
power re tell in this certificate of all the good
have derived from the of DIR. Hampton's vegeta-
Die Tncture. For more than twelve months have
been IN bad health, with what my doctors called
of the whole nervous system For weeks at a time I
was unable TO leave my bed, with serious pains in INV
SIDE back and breast, with no appetite and great de-
bfhty. After trying various needless from which
derived but ttle if any benefit, became much dis
spirited At this time WIS advised BY friend ,bo
had been cured By the Tincture TO make trial of 1,
am happy did so; for, after taking two or three
bottles, hnd myself restored to health.
bly, daughter, also, who was broken down In besl,b
was restored BY Some of my neighbors have also
been cured and others benefited BY It's use. Nv de-
cannot say too much in favor Of this valuable
cine, nor express in this way all the sufserinsx From,
which have been relieved; but II those who are al
nisted VIII call on me win give them satisfactory
Oh the great healing and restorative power Of
Hampton's Vegetable Tncture f~"sN -
No. 1876 South r P.ea street
- peica'e Ladies and children win please give 1t
: Cali and get Pamphlet. and see cures Of Coughs.
Dlonehitis rheumatism, Liver Complaint, scrofala
sc,S ~ q 'aec sTs 81 y y unrivsiled.
= cn, Richmond by Dr. COOKE Fredericksbarg; by
~ me nruEg'su In Petersburg; by MORTIMER K
MOVE MowBKAf. Baltimore. and BY Druggists and Store
- q Per botfis: . bottles sor IS no %
g-Aactlen Nstice..-Iinvinx retained pos-
y occupied By NJ, ws are prepared e receive com
SHOES. HATS. CLOTHING, fuRNiTnufRH' Or any
very central and senmodipas. and good csn Be ed
ssassssoa.ly sxhibised esms liberal. and prompt
ssa-ss s'''' KENT, PAINE ! CO. a.sa
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The Weather south.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-The monthly statement
of the L. S. Treasury, shows $23,0o0,o00, subject
to draft
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Death of Hon. John Nj. Berrien.
Funds In the u. >. Treasury

SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. lion. John NJ. BerTien,
late member of Congress from this district died
here to-day after an Illness of twelve days.
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~ A Chance for Bargains.!: For Two
months only. Near Year i556.-Wishing to reduce
nv stock OF Winter Goods, to make room for Spring
purchases I viii SELL OFF AT COST until the
first day of March, the following desirable Goods:
200 splendid Velvet, Antique and Cloth Cloaks.
$685. 50 setts Furs, various styles, very cheap.
4 -. $50 Dresses, Mouslin de Lame. e..
Ia 200 Fig'd Brocade and Plain Silks.
1900 yards Merinos and Aipaccas, all colors.
III 1000 do fast color Calico at 81 cents. ..
Together with general assortment of Dry Goods,
which determined sell off at such prices cannot
fail to please. y, EZEKIEL, ri-
Cheap Cloak, Mantle and Dry Goods depot,
- fHst' f5Es sss.. No. IS Main street,
ia ft next door to 2. X. Whites
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me sioop ofwar cysae. fro.a New York. Soy
I ~ srrved at ~ Thomas December 9th, ana
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Mark the Impr0venaent.--HO of
the American Shaving Saloon is furnishing mp his
Winter visitors-panting, guiding, carpeting &c.
He will soon have his place handsomely renewed
Ii has heretofore been, and will continue TO be, the
resort of the old the mddleaged and the young; for
all who want agreeable Shave, their Hair cut
in style unsurpassed by any one, will surely find
Hobson or his polite employees Go, then TO Hobson
and get clean nice shave your hair in becoming
style, and take good Hot, Cold or Shower Bath and
you will come away better and wiser. 80 -rdstH eai
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~ so Cent Da guerre
POWERS DUKE are still furnishing their custom.
ers with their neverailng Dagnerreotypes for 50 cts
each. They do not pretend to humbng the people
with Ambrotypes or Glass Pictures Theoretically
sealed between two glasses; but they still taking
their world-renowned Flesh Tint DagnerTeotypes,
which are too well known TO the people of Virginia
and which have received the highest praise both for
their cheapness and durability. de u
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CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. 2-The weather here is
stormy and disagreeable. 49,. y.
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Commercial.

Boston, Jan. 2.-The steamer Asia sailed to-day
for Liverpool, with 100 passengers. She carried
no specie 81. .-as .. . #E -..aT.
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y E9r A few plain questions which every
prudent and sens Bile man in business oughtto CONSIDER
this first day of January: -, =
Have YOU q SAFE mot one of the worthless arti-
elss once supposed 70 be SAFE but genuine salanan
the following further interogafories deepy inter-
esting to you; srs ,s.Ea4 eat
: Would not the destruction of your valuable books,
papers money, &C. greatly derange your business and
subject you to serious, If not ruinoas loss!
Since such calamity can be avoided during your
lifetime by outlay of fifty. hundred or even two
hundred dollars in the purchase of Safe, does not
true economy co unsel that outfyaa@
If you pay annually for insurance on your stock IN
trade is it not equally important effect insurance.
ON -FOUR books, papers, &c, for series of years by
paving q small premium once for all -4zI s.-eN "a
The gents for this State are ....-....
/, = - / 9 WILLIAMS BROTHER,
ia LIT Corner Cary and Pearl streets.
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wThe Poetry of Physic..-Ayer's Pills,
glide sugar-shod the palate, but their energy
on the very foundations of disease. There thou
sands of sufferers who would not their distem-
pers they know they could be cured for % ctstry
Ayers Pills and you will know it. 60. ,..sy...7= !.
Purify the blood and disease will be starved ont.
Cleanse the system from Impurities and you
cured already.
Take this best of all Purgatives, and Scrofua, In
digestion, Weakness, Headache, Backache Sideache
Jaundice, rheumatism arrangements of the Liver
Kidneys and Bowels all arrangements and all dis.
eases which purgative remedy can reach fly before
them like darkness before the sun. 7t fal .e
Reader if you suffering from any of the nuner-
ous complaints they cure suffer more-the remedy
has been provided for YOU and it is criminal to neg
lect Ii. .s
!. That AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL is the best med-
cine for Cough is known TO the whole world and that
AYERS Pills are the best of all Pills. are known to
these W o have-used them. .-ss5sas, VI tt .aa
Prepared by Dr. ). c. AVER, Lowell Mass. and
sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO., wholesale and re-
tail Richmond, Va. z % tr..,s.. no S0eodAc2m
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w Stop! Mr.. NJ. p. Simons, not quite SO
fast but wait until jury of your peers shall decide
tinue making your Imitation Ambrotypes, before you
bragg SO high. y1..s. b .aFe .esft vs. "a
:. The public are informed that the genuine Ambro-
type can only be obtained at my Gallery. where
guarantee to furnish better Ambretypes than he that
boasts much in every instance, no charge made.
Gallery Corinthian Hall. P. E. GLIB,
p de 81 ' 81 Ambrotypist
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New York Legislature.

= ALBANY, n. W. Jan. 2.-The Legislature met
vests rxiay. The House made several intellectual
attesnpfs TO elect a Speaker. Odel (Ameriean)
standing highest ON the ballot Strenuous exer-
lions were made to bring about fusion between
the Hard and Soft Democrats, which resulted IN
uothiue.s Four ballots were taken this morning,
the last of which resulted as follows: rzraa -
Prendergrast Repubbliean). .......: 1890. "a
Bailey lizard. 80. $500 e
HOWE (Soft) ........-.... .....--- ......'. y
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ry- CIosing of the Hooks.--The subscrip-

zion books of the Cosmopolitan Art Association
will be closed in few days. in order to get ready for
the distribution of works of Art, which takes place
the Srst of January 1856 Persons DESTROYS Of be-
coming members, will please hand in their names
forthwith The payment of $3 constitutes any one
amember, and entities him to my Of the Maya
zines for year. and also ticket in the distribu
ton. The Magazines consist of the following month
lies: Harper, Biackwood, Knickerbocker, Putnam,
Dickens Household Words Grahsm's & fGodey's
Ladies' Books. LittePs Living Age is furnished and
two tickets in the distribution, for Sc Among the
valuable works to be distributed, is the farfamed
sGenoa Crucix," which rginally cost $4,000 De-
scriptve catalogues furnished, and subscriptions
eeiyed by = G. II. SUTTON, ~
u, z-ts.7 Honorary Secretary for Richmond, Va, si
q ia l---2w Corner 18th and Bank sts.
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-grrur poRAPHIC NEWe.


nots #@# #SA
E 'wAsHrSoTos. Jan. 2-SExxTE The sSenate
did moi cit this morning. :. o.;,
HorsI-In the House, Mr.. Giddings, OF ONO,
moved tecorrect the Journal Of Monday SO ma.
the reception Of the Message by the Cierk LnlglI
.s,at sl,~ MESSAGE had Aeeu reeeiy
The resolution was laid on the table as u .ssl
= i motion 10 elect the Speaker BY pfnrahfy
vote was lost by ~ votes
a ballot ffen took place WINCH resasea N no no
M. Millson, of Va, moved that the Presidents
Message be read. The motion was laid on the Ia
ble by majority Of q - os.., -
which resulted as follows: - ss,,t
X p Banks. tAb) Mass. 49,. ....l0l
w. A. Ricb.sdson Oem, H.. u
II ING FpiIer Cyhig) Pa. --..-.-- .-----...... 80
a @ y. Pennington. Am-) n J.............' . .
Tne ballot resuited IN no choice and the House
eSeurned a'F =. -
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II Ladies' Preserve your Teeth, avoid
the agonzng toothsche and the horrors of the dental
forceps by the habtual use of DowDENs DENTAL
FLUID. 1t prevents the formation of tartar
all acrid seeretons, restores the gums beautiful
RED and healthy condition. imparts whiteness to
the teeth refreshing aromatic flavor to the mouth
and breath is recommended by the principal dentists
and physicians of this and other cities superior tc
any preparation in For sale by Purcell, Ladd 4
Co.; Bennett Beers Ade Gray, and all druggists.
oc 6--dSm. - {" .t-' i~'''- r. $500
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CT-R I'M O n 80 Children's and Ouths'
CLoTHINGs-The undersigned has taken the store ON
he would be pleased his friends and customers
He intends carrying the MERCHANT TAILOR
ING BUSINESS in all its branches. He also in
tends keeping a full assortment of YOUTHS and
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, as heretofore, and re-
spectfully solcits call from those in want.
ja1-lm* 80 J. II. RIDDICk.
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Choice Old LiqnOrs...Rrandy, Dirk
and Pale some very choice IS. O. r." brand, vintage
1890 t@ i, $50 f.-l..fse.F - -. Is ess- IL
Choice old Port, Madeira and Sherry Wines -
Scotch and Irish Wliskey, something extra 4 =.
Old Jamaica and st. Croix Rum
r., Scheidam Holland Gin 3s5 -~-i.'t :.
Ola Bourbon Summerdean and Mountain Rye
Whiskey
With full assortment of other Liquors, Cordials
and Cigars For sale by DUDLEY 4 CO,
de 10-lm* y Main st.
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<Hank ofy General
Meetig Of the Stoc kholders of the Bank Of Virgnia
will he held at their Banking House, in the city OF
The law provides that no officer or director OF
bank shall vote as the proxy of stockholder IN any
election of director officer of bank nor shai any
proxy be valid which shall have been executed sixty
DAYS before the time of election.
de- Jf-2autl4iaa agsa.ssa SAML. MARA, Cashlef.
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r5y- X ossutI, nredictcd tI,at SebastonoI ne.

yer could be taken and it was predicted by big
humbug Kossnth--though not so eloquent-that
SIMONS could not take Ambrotypes False pro-
phets both of them, for Sebastopol HAS been TAKEN
and Simons is still taking his beautiful Anbrotypes
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re- Protection Building Fund Company:
The annual meeting of this company viii be held az
s,s;r a rnonn No. Isl Main st. on THURSDAY Even
ing January Sd at II o'clock, at which the election
of officers for the ensuing year viii take place.
! An amendment to the Consfitutlon WIN DC ac'ea
Every member Is requested to be present, or be re-
presented by proxy By order.
--sf zsas h#SsB aaE Secretary.
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Hufx W r. A. def{fninx Xpuse Keeping, on sth Stree
J,et,s5r en- Cav and Leigh MYeetst
jas Thus N" - 49,
Chase, M. ID. Hsnseepsthist..s-
oasce ls1 Main direct appenfe fne Excneass lsn r
nc hnona, J -
nr~ Dr. n. =. WassSa eGerA .hie sFrofess
s5o5al ssrrices to the citizens Of Richsnonds
Office and residence corner of Frankifn and 9TH
streets. N = -
rYrshor,x ne Hin BuIidinG Fand Assecsa-
riox -Tshs snnusi meeting for the Election OF on
GERS Of this Company, Will be held TBIs EyEsisc,
n esrlork at ScHAD;s HALL. II is very important
tss. herr sI.ould be full attendance either IN per-
son or by proxy aa1 q - y -
rrAactiou.--fsreceFses Frnits- 0c., this
day by DANEnftaA' A ~ li td = w- p
a3--it 80 s7szits .-.--.z - 1AAst
; rr Hair Dye, Hair Dye.--J0hnson, Bar
her has Hair Dye which ts instantaneous ananexei
" asl,es OF We win ndyise all who dye TO give john
son call as he warrants give perfect
Aiso 10 Be had FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic, an infal-
lbe remedy for all the ills that the human hair -
heir 70. 20 fsraass. gssgg. .4lI a5zszs ~ 90
IerH STREET BETWEEN MvIS CARY STREETS.
no Il 20 re, 80 ~ & E,,re lars yrfgs = s,e
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NOVEL NEW Vans pAsriaE. Tuesday nigh.
number of gay and merry citizens celebrated
the advent Of the New Year by a masquerade of
very rare and humorous character great va.
raesy OF 'osgery, masking and painting were EN-.
pioyed by the masquers. Characters ancient and
'noaerh were persenated and right merriiy ana m.
geniousiy was the proceeding carried on Tn,
ae1ors called at many houses, and showed tia,
there was great similarity Of tastes fer the soo
Things OF these days, in persons wearing costumes
Of various nations and times II
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n ISSOLUTION.-.The concern Of BOOK
- Err WATKINS is this day dis sotv ed by arti-
cles of limitation. et szs =. - - : :, -.
JOHN BOOKER, or Mr. JOSEPH w WATSON.
as attorney. viii sign in liquidation of tn business of
the firm. JOHN BOOKER,
January ], iS56. SAML v. WATKINS.
ia III
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MARRIED.

-
y !. hi. Il f. 81 III B y !:
q ssss.ssr, W. ID w..hirstd. R.p'
By Elder @. w Trice, at 10 o'clock on Ihnr34y
morning, the 9Th December, 1855. NIX wILLiA ~
thony Thornton, ESQ.,, all of Caroline county. -
Il on the Goth December at Haven Grove, Chester
tsx1d eonIstv byfhe new. VIM D. Besehex. A1K -
RIOS n; GARY efHsnesss s'g 'ys'' MISS e
" 800 LOST. .zzss.ss..ss.-
,T f,sT--Yestersiay, ON Cseacechetween I'D
il and 1th- or Broad street. nnafl BREASTrPlN,
with Lava Set and Geld Acorn aftaeheos,rA hberai
reward viii be given, lett Ct TINS once las-
small MEMORANDUM BOOK containing =
nuher tf bond for negro hire and other notes and
u1emoranduma Ny name 10 Written on the back of
the bond so5 Rssd g. e
sented by myself a reward Of IS viii be paid the
finder by leaving the same at this office. -.
L. street and the oid MARKET, CLUSTER
BREAsTPTN. Az it is much priced by the owner,
reward of s. will be paid the finder by leaving it
at this Office : = = : u oot-.
L. and Cary streets. my FREE PAPERS. They
were ina small tin box. reward of 81 viii be
paid the finder by leaving them at this Office sai
1fs1is 4sssE.4 e. LEE ROYAL DAY, essa
ia S-2t% q Z .tif1ssfrr e - free boy of color
OsT...Y estefday evening, between the
L. Danviile Depot and Church Hill, my FREE Pa
PERS, and few house rent eceipts. Fl
office. - - $3.50 e. MARY HILL,
faA4+ r. <.. A Free Woman OF Color.
I OsT--S r ECT ACLEs.---On Saturday.
II the 10Th instant, near the Wing Office e pair of
GOLD SPECTACLES. The finder viii be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same at this Office. <.4 ~
ia 2---2t* - ~ = - r,
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6pHcIAx M04fcI58,

- - t:s.gs..ss AZ tieIuselvesur friends in sny
.nls - IL srt would do well to call az WHIT
fafRSTss Gallery, No. n Main ST ~ % a--4fef
- rre R,~hmend BuiIding Ennd. C0m-
!nay oil nav due ETC. at my eGiee. froms ~ q.
ia r.. NJ TINS DAY and &C the meeting q T ne
81 iyi meet there sfter the Company adjgurns.
The xsrrs MEETING for the election o. e ps's'
ke win he held in the large room in the Law Doi.
tend in person or send proxies, 50 a. % msss qeo1
1an. Secretary, &c.
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sPHc1AL No1IcHs

ss~<3N e.--Parffcular afsen,
= i. > III sal< u valuable Household 81
!; 5;tfsnl MT ChiS&bnd Glassware THIS MO-
NfSG C o'cl6Sk 1t ~ residence OF Mr, VIM.
oe.Wsen oia' anu THOS W. KEEsEE, Anct-
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IF Card.--Thomas w. keesee, Auction.
eer (Office with George J. Sumner No. 20 Pearl ST.,
will attend in person to the sale of Real Estate
Household Furniture, Stocks of Merchandise, Horses
&c. -'F g. Ez.1 sls~ as~-N ~ -- z-f
ALso.-To Renting out Houses and Hiring out Me-
groes. gtt- ssfr--.s4. ,s-.. S. Ia .fq.-s.5 TEL g --
de 70 .ssz ,..4 ~ Il
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3 rT A Letter from the Rev. DIR. JohH Cs
WeCabe, of Hampton, Va.

= HAMPTON, Va Oct. l6, 1855,
Having had occasion to use BAKERS rPREMIuM
BIrTERs in nv family within the last two years IN
cases OF dyspe psa and nervous headache, can safely
say have never used any remedy for these dsfre
in rnalsdies with signal success as this nave
ever carefully avoided any OF the varl
Gus nostruins with which the country Is Hooded be-
cause believe in majority of cases, they do more
harm than good but as Bakers Bitters nave oeen
tried nnder INV immediate observation and produced
such beneficial results do not feel at liberty to with
hold my humble testimonial to theiryalue :. $50
{ = - IT. - 49, .JNO.. c. McCABE. .
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO., and Druggists
generally. ,9-sse - s..sz-s 6 oc ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

Ds.rs.sh5lf LIE SEWING CHAIRs,-.An
Swing Spreading; Carpet and Cam Chair, Al
~ o. Rattan Chairs Tor sale a. Is7 Msm 4
- bsa ETLKLEY 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03
RTCMM0ND ATHENzEJ,I.- : The Ksy;

MICROBES FOR HIRE.--I have several
Servants, consisting of cooks, stemmers and nur
SEES, &c. whom wish to hire out.
s1 ass tia 81 -EFfEEt +. w COLEMAN,
in 3-2tk .-- No. 2S Powhatsn House'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

''IW DELINQUENT TAX PAYERs.-i
deem ft necessary to give notice persons owning
taxes for the last year s55) has been paid thai
am required by ordinance to advertise all such real
the 10th of January fthis monthly Persons desroas
Of paying these taxes will find me at the ColIectcrs
Once at the City Hail. until the 10th of this month
Z ia 3--tl0a Collector CIV Tssss.