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U.ited states fatent Once,

Warrington, February 2S 1856.
N the petition Elisha Pooe, of Seneca Falls New York,
S6,h Of as ie42 m an in ORIGINATING
from The 1se0n OF said pa'en which
said heard Patent Office
on Monday the ian May O'Clock, per
said prtiuon ought not to be granted
required Gle In the Patent
specially forth IN writing least
days before The d" q hearing all testimony aed by shs party
codance with the rules Of the ocs which will be furnished on
piication - -.
testimony in tho will be closed the I'd of May
deposou and other relied testimony must be
men. - IL any within ten days thereafter.
rdered this notice be puhrbed in The Unian Inei
Prnnsy vanan, Philadelphia aud Journal Of Commerce
week fur three successive weeks previous 10
inc '''' u ""' "''' "' ''' CMAsLEs MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
above papers will please copy, and send
Patent Once with containing hi' notice
Fob nb26-law3w
United states Patent once
Washington January 2, ls56.
IN tho petition NJ 8 Buick, OF New York, praying for the
OF patent R"pud TO him the 2ai Of March
Isil fur pressing hay,' kc for
n expiration o. said paent which takes place
the 03d day Of March, a. 1856 "
ordetd that the said petition be heard the Paent once on
Monday IO'h of March at ~ ociock, MI and all
and show If they have why
| sal petition ought 10 be granted.
the required file In the Patent
days before die day hearing testimony died by either party
be the said hearing must be taken and Transmitted IN ac
%e testimony in the viii Of Feb
wa ~ ked in S-'ore morning day
ord.ud Also published the Union, Ine,
pancer, and evening STAR ash"f,on o. ATu. Ba.moe'
New Yok Post, Boston week for three
weeks prsvou. I'll Of March usI tbs day Of hssrns
Commissioner Of Patents.
Of the above will and send their
the Pr,eu, obce, with containing hts notice.
Jan 4-iaw3w
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Mis-. BorLrs English and Frsnh Bon''inG aud Day ,hoot
SIREN Baud ngs, NO. ~ PeuHyirnnn nv"nu".
,rIE SECOND esson will commence Monday,
i +, bruaFy 4, 1850.
n, 10 In the Fre"ch rVrn bv lady
from resides In h" fmy " teher h'anch"s ID
ng,sh arr undr cat CHARGE "t se broke and every
means afforded lor acquisition o thorough aad "shni rdu
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United states Mail.

Unhed states MAIL
NssIs H"Pf
po.r y, FICE i'EPARTStST,
Fthu"'y Is ls6
R6PdsAts fot Conveying the f7a ot the Unfto "' o." ~
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H. Io be- decd.d BY The 7th Oi May "h"wmGi
Frum Mrs by Mouth Cold Mchss
RoaI., Mulnd rlice NU'rs Ba, AID swan Lake
To AFR., ~ H,ir- aud back, a week
Leae. UbnIi..,"n N4o.aay NJ I, n.
Arv- ~ Heirpa .rIthay by Q, y. N;
Leave tirIena "Wednesday NJ 7,
ATuye Of Chaeston day ..
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IN conformity with OF vgnn OF s4s 49l sccuon
eschsaor Of the city of Petersburg
dated 1854 received into the land Office
on The 1885, held the ilth day
fn,Uw the city Of Pet'shuE
which aa sszed have been found escheated TO
this Common wealth, 10 wits ~
let One house and t residence of said OHas,
,,irnE hrick dwelling al Pon on Market street
y 81 fss, -maIl aud adjoining, ~ by ~ esL
3D. aj"nina the above lot an the
,outh Mos No. T. h5k feet Market street,
bonnded about ~ feet, being i20 eet
deem 6 fret fro"t and Market street,
bspp Market hack 40 feet desp,
the sopth Iae hack III feet deep.
a. One the aide Of Donors alley ~ feet
C faser he north on the east oy Hafs
lot, on south by Marshs lot. -.
an One house Market street devised 10 said
O,srn by having brick dwelling he thereon,
10 front and and
ming 20 0et alley running from me rear TO Low
o. H. rasnhh,, on.
t3-iaw6v keeT Lana omce
TaERE are n go, 900 tickets in the scheme ON the
plan brought hee the public In our issue OF 10 Day y
Mssss Miller Baltimore AZ there " novelty ABOUT 'be
Of Distributing the PRICES that quite ressns we
lively demand ss hot cakes on colo
morning beho"ves ALL especially m distahce
20 order up early or Ucourse you VIII geI your eseuh
st. Pau corner, Baltimore, hssyland
Feb 81 3aw9w
George w. Brega,
oounsELLoR-Ar-LAw,
Washington, DC.
Feb 2o-eod mif
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TN n sub Y tper
the States AID fsrnrrs f IN control ~
the Fnur lie viii treat WIN pa''s 10! hf
f Allah Forda O. argia North
Cadna nawa'e, renne'Sr" Krnucky Missouri
NebraSka
,,h Territory New NsH"o the island "f uhN
Du,i, nv tim from VI" city, my hEeh Mr
y" ' " j. L. DE CAMP.
Frh o.
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NEW PATENT FLUID bAMP.-I y known 10 ali
~ who d"a IN acquainted with lamps a
CIRCULAR wick liable
could controlled and regulated
fluid has u,ed. II
Ihat no lamp been offered q pu
such lamp present, which bu:nr with
aciness
pup reading u undm
shrd uuul The fluid In the lamp EuTey nsumod.
The material buning lluId known
oil and spirt gas.
mp isv 4;
light perfectly more
need he nj, m wanted.
culaIiy adapt To the purpose of
public halls while ghuns parIr., teadng wiring
irR has equal.
For by J.. Y. NEG GREG0R,
S3t TIN street, between Louisiana avenue aud o street
Feb 21-3law2wn
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NOTE.

p,,rosn,. nat, guaranteed Responsible
6sA ~ =" =, "a sv pt~master jrdge OF court
m us he by the successful bdrf via
ore he ~ Of Ju,y ab.'t .-,., -, g. -.. -, ,
No nav be made is not paromed end Tor each such
-, 80 AZ 'b- NJ the
may deducted. ardraH 50 H oen'a ums " " 'sA COW
f,u,,h ,T ,he cmo.psam for subject 10 forfeiture
Pines viii ee imped nnIess oq.ssry he promptly and sat
ictny explained, for pegecung W t@ke W" ;" "" o
post Office for suffer TO be "jnTed' orya'
and for reasi"p, after drIoand 70 CONVEY VIZ n" "
the coatracio runs concerned ~ ~ ming,
cru raj may anhn thr con
asrucRby 20 contract or or dis
obying office instructions ~ the dephr'm ~
Postmaster schedule. He as" order
an rata increase
He ao dscnHiirse the service
u part, pro allowing
MONTH. "f spfvire dprnsrd
shond ahdrrHeh tsr nd Assistant Post
Cpnera Prsp0snl. 7aSi pri
furhrr ,acaiafs pn,d"
q sits In kiabams Mtssi.sipP Ac ,( H% and rsd6
JANIS ENNtnFtl
Feb M-lawtw -trF General,
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n NENERAL AGENCY NAanI .GION. Iur vi
scriber formerly Richmond Virginia. uavne estab,.h
office this city, street. few d,ors In front Of
nj especially buntie,
and pensions cen Congress
perhaps the only index winch made
IL
He has aItn cnpiour
o,,or pubic Capitol Virginia Thrs. and th,
accumunors from othsr ~ years. experience,
hope just win
able show H. where the claimant himself be entirely
una o d
March, sivns
Of nndt 10
charges viii be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
REvEREHoRs.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Acr0mac, Virginia.
James Lyons, Esq., Richmoud, VirEinia.
James Heah, late Cnnminstopot Pensions, Richmond
Virginia
Stafford n. Parker Richmond, Virginia.
Hon John 8. fendletnn, Virginia.
Hon samuel Chtiton Washington, D.C
William J. Ward, ESQ Baltimore.
Lewis rinberAks, esq. New York
Marb 7-dAcplys
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VERY EXTENSIVE sALE OF FURNITURE. HoUsEKREP
ARTICLES, and stock tturss
Of bonn, Bo Con Wednr day morning Tnrrh s.
commencing 10 o'rrrk and c""nuiug until the
o shah II ,he stock fur
Co, establishment OF Nnth street, com
pIsi' -
Eerapt frame mIrrors, slNb- and brackets
sofs chars tckers and paror chas Of various
and styles
Marine top centre, side, and sofa tables rosewood walnut
and mahogany
Handsome ognny oak, and walnut Of urn
v hatnots, fancy thars ard tables
Dining, breakfast aud chamber tables.
Cane, rush, and wood Eat chairs Of various patterns
Crtiasr bcd-tea IL, bure washsIands
Wardrnbes, sid.bUards, clock
HAIR and hnsk mattresses, bosters and pillows, sc.
sver pla'" and tea SETS forks pitchers
bowls,
Eirgant French china, dinner, dessert, and
Graniewsre, crockey, glassware sc. in quantities
Table cutlery, Britannia block lin, and Japanned
Looking -Fiasses, Ocks, and lamps
Bird cages, hall lanterns, tin sAiea
Tngeh with large variety Of wooden Willow and stone
and housekeeping articles the whole forming
of goods that tine onsred auctop n this
Also the superior store dyure glass iron SAFE &C.
The SPECIAL ateattoR NJ called this which "
be made witiOu reserve, a. the will be closed
Trrps $50 ana uadsT cash oyer that and under S0
crPdt of T. aud months s0o credit NJ TO- and
~ months, for satisfactorily endorsed braring interest
JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
Feb2d Auctioneer.
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George w. Brega,
ouHsELLoR-AT-LAw,
Washington, d. Q.
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For s"Ic-Twenty- three Thonsand Acres OF Land
ucf5cr oRrs upon most liberal terms, he '"l
uatrL in county nd na, 100 acr's
Stalk csony. 6516 qud~ c'untv ir" 34o "cf"
in buriy
an within Ave nils of Mct;1nez oonh, tn"
cnuny II The n tHrad In J"h-r-'m
Franklin county go acre. Pop"
ryu AIaDdrr cOu"ty 80 acres and other ~ d
further hfof call O. ~ GpR ON
No ga Il drrrt agent for j. DE C"ht'
washington city, D. O., Feb. IL, 1857
n
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From Pdrts and 7Iem ToFk.
MADAME DEvOS5 millinery has arrived, and Is now opened
III mspcct1n The Lakes, bOi prnnsy yynua avenue 10
ladies OF Washington, Georgetown as
is re. prctfuly invited.
IanlA Il
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B-J 1evercux commission~r Of ths coan ofCaims
Jan 3-3tawthf Intel.
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Splendid schemes for March, 1866.

Tickets Si6-halves 81 50quaers % 75-eights o. SIN
Certificates Of packages Of 25 whole tickets, q SO
Do do IS quarter do Is Oh
do do 25 eighth do 2250
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BURNED AL1vE.-A letter in the N O. Picavune

BURNED ALIvE.-A letter in the n o. Picayune,
dated Dec. 25th, written from Lexington, Miss
says:
A daughter of a very worthy gentleman while
riding horseback to visit neighbor was assault
ed by negro man, who made the most hellish at
tempt to violate her person She struggled in his
.demoniac grasp and until her strength was ex-
hausted until she sadly bruised and larcerated
when gentleman came in sight. The negro fed,
and the gentleman carried the almost inanimate
girl to her fathers house. After depositing her
there, he raised the alarm and the people hurried
out to hunt the negro. They were not long in
finding him. He belonged to the Wade estate
They brought him into the town of Lexington, and
then, in the most public street, chained him to a
stake and burnt him alive! 1t is thought the young
lady will not survive her injuries
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little girl, four years old, Is about appearing
on the stage in Charleston, s. c., In the character
of Albert In william Tell"
Cardinal Wiseman is giving course Of lectures
In London.
G. w. Kendall, of the N. o. Picayune, haas ar.
rived in that city from Paris.
William Reynolds, Superintendent of Adams'
Express, at Pittsburg, Pa, was killed on Friday
by jumping from railroad train.
G. A Preston was shot through the heart and
killed n Big Spring, KY. on the 2lst ult., in 4
quarrel with Lewis Duvai, an old citizen OF that
place.
LIT. M r. Msury has been presented with gold
medal from tho a6euxts OF the Reruhilu os Bre
men,
BENZ Franklin Lemau, the prize boy Of tho late
exhibition OF children In Boason, died on Sunday
last
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF yIRCINIA
SENATE.

WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 9.
,a Inc senate was called to order at l2 O'Clock by
Inc Clerk read a communication from the House
OF o. delegates, announcing the psssaee of several
oiiis' which were read and referred.
r: communication from the President of the
hicnmond and Danville Railroad Company. trans
mitting memorial of that company. was read and
ordered to be laid on the table and printed
BILLS REPORTED
senate Dill 30 to amend the Code as 10 allow at
twhether the claim is payable or NOT ac.;ns. dht
ors VINO intend to remove, are removing or ybo
nave removed their effects House bill to amend ~
act concerning the terms of the Circuit Conrts Of
.us a'n circuit that it Is inexpedient to legislate
money In public securities; to repeal the 9Th sac
ZION OF an act Incorporating the Iudependenca
kahroad company; House bill incorporatinp tho
virginia rowing Company, with amendments
BILLS PASSED
An act for the incorporation of uiId;no t,rra
Associations; to incorporate the LITERARY and ri.
brary Association of Portsmouth: to incornor.ta
the Virginia Mechanics Institute, with an amend
ment, (the amendment merely provides the naval
power of amendment by the Legislature.l for tba
relief of Waddy W.sRoberts, of Nelson county,
Explained by Mr.. IRvING;) House bin amendine
an act concerning terms of the Circuit Courts in
18th Circuit House bill incorporating the virginia
Towing Company, with amendments
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr. TAZEWELL: Instructng the COMMITTEES
on General Laws, to inquire into the expediency
of abolishing the Board of Public Works and trans
ferring its duties to the Governor and other officers
of the Commonwealth, as provided in the Code
By Mr.. DAUGHTREY: For repeating the license
system of taxation, as to base the whole system
upon the ad Ualorem principle
Mr.. TAZEwELL subsequently moved to suspend
the rules that he might amend his resolution con-
corning the Board of Public Works
A spirited and interesting discussion followed, in
which Messrs. TAZEwELL, DENEALE THOMAS,
WHITE, CAMPBELL, REGER and CATLETT partici-
pated.
The motion was carried, and the following reso-
luton offered by Mr.. TAZEwELL as a substitute
for his first resolution:
Resolved, That a select committee of nine be ap-
pointed consisting of three from each division dis
trict in which the State is divided for the election
of members of the Board of Public Works, to in
quire into the expediency of abolishing the Board
of Public Works. and transferring the duties the
Governor and other officers of the Commonwealth,
as provided in the Code.
Mr.. DENEALE offered the following amendment
That said committee enquire what legislation, if
any, be necessary the better to organize and rem
der the existing Board more efficient.
The amendment was adopted, and the resolution,
as amended, agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. CAMPBELL, the Senate ad-
journed
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CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE PooR-The author.
ities OF WATERFOWL, Jefferson county, N. Y, hav-
ing discovered that the retail wood sellers were
selling short measure, appointed wood measurer
to protect the poor The wood sellers rebelled
and combined under the penalty of ten dollars not
to offer for sale any wood for the term of two
weeks.
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LEGISLATIVE BoRING.-Governor Gardner. of
Massachusetts, gives the borers at the State Capi
tai very heavy rap. The lobby members he CON.
the Legislature renders impartial debate impossit
Bile, and public deliberation a delusion These re-
marks are applicable both to our Legislatures
and to Congress. The business of a borer is sub
Versve OF all fair investigation and of meritous and
unootrusive claims. No honest legislator can listen
to such dishonest agents. and retain the respect or
confidence of his constituents.
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WooLES FACTORY BURNED-The woolen fac.
tory of NJ. A. Hull d Co., in Pike village, Me- was
destroyed by fire on Friday, with ali, or nearly
ALL of its contents, including several thousand
yards of cloth and large quantity of wool The
loss was very heavy one. There was no insu-
rance.
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DEATH OF VENERABLE LADY.-Mrs Sophia
Ann s. Ladd, relict of the late William Ladd of
Portsmouth, n. H., President of the American
Peace Society, died of lung fever on the morning
of the 29th ult, ut the residence of. Rev. S. H.
Winkley, in Boston. Her age was IS years
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS WATER 80
"A THE BEST MINERAL WATER KNOWN.

A ILEGHANE SPRINGS w A II T. IL -.
IN THE BEST MINERAL WATER KNOWN.
We have now, and will constantly. keep on hand,
the Water of the Allegheny Springs in the following
cities Richmond Messrs Purcell, Ladd Co.; Peters
burg, Messrs Lyon Rives Lynchburg, John H.
Seay-other Druggists in any part of the Union can
Reta supply by application to PURCELL, LADD
CO. Richmond
This Water ia considered sovereign remedy in all
Of Dyspepsia and will relieve any dersng ent
OF the digestive organs. 1t will be found upon trial
worth all other medicines in restoring to heath and
sound condition the lost tone ofthe stomach and bow
els and pdttng in healthy action the liver
We refer persons wishing to gain farther informa-
ton OF the sanitye properties Of this Water to the
following gentlemen
Messrs. John J. London, Robert 9. StansrI, Doctor
L. s Joynes, Robt: Ridgway, Nm. Semple, Samuel
Rutherford, VIM H. Haxall Q uinn Word, and DIR. r.
II. Christian, Richmond; John w. Sylne, Dr. homas
Withers, VIM T. Joynes and Caas hent, Peters
burg; DIR. Robt. Early, C. L. Mosby, H. y. School
field Jno. Wyatt, }. Gregory, DR.. Jno. Patterson,
Wa. 5. Reid, Jr., +. w. Page, and a. b. Rucker,
Lynchburg.
These Springs will be opened ,istorsthe lst DAY
of June next when we will be fully prepared 20
ceiye all who may wish to the Water at the foun-
ain.
no 2l-dts JNO. w HOLT l. SONS
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THIN HoUsE.-The Nashville Gazette saws
the Christmas session of the State Senate consisted
OF the Speaker, one Senator, the clerk and messen-
ger Without debate they adjourned until the
next day.
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NATURALIZATION IN SOUTH CARoLINA.-A bill
requiring nauralzed citizens to reside in the State
two years after naturalization before being enti.
lature.
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IHE LATE GALE AT THE EAsT-A gentleman
OF Hartford, CT, weighed a branch of a tree that
had been broken by the weight of ice upon 1t, and
found that II weighed eleven pounds The Ice
was then melted off, and the branch weiebed oriv
half pound. This great proportion of ice ac-
counts for the destruction of trees and hranches
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PRETTY SEvERE-The eoldest day ever known in
England, was December 25th, when the thermome.
ter sunk to l6 degrees below zero
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THE LOSER WITNESS IN SUIT FOR LOST
BA0GAeE--Judge Green, Of the District Court of
New York,in the case of Hogan w. the Camden and
Amboy Railroad, in which the defendant had lost his
trunk and was suing TO recover the value of It's
tents that the owner Of the trunk had right to
state oath what the contents were, and that his
evidence was admissihle. Acting on this decision
the jury gaye verdict in favor Of Hogan for e63f
the amount which he valued the trunk aud its
contents at
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THE Kansas GovERk0RsHIP.-Gov shannon,
Of Kansas. b expected here in few days. and Il =
xaid viii resign. II this should turn out TO b 90
representative. from the people Of Kansas Il here
sent secretary OF thaa tsrritoryin N place
Cor Bosses Poee
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NOTICE.-Passengers going Nerth are hereby
l informed that ON and after SATURDAY, Lat Of
September the trains of the Fredericksburr Railroad
Company will always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire to
do so, to obtain Breakfast or Supper. By the
PROPRIETORS
Slash Cottage Hotel, Aug. 81, 1855 au3I
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1Vl JOHN H. SEAYRES, PROPRIETOR,
Wall street between Main aud Franklin.
RICHMOND VA

This Hotel, formerly known az the WALL STREET,
having been thoroughly repaired, greatly enlarged,
and newly furnished throughout, now open to the
public, and from its central location being situated
within one minutes walk of Main street, few rods
from the Post Office, and in the centre of the princi
pal marts offers superior advantages to traders gene
rally, and persons from the country as large and
commodious STABLES are kept in connection with the
House.
The TABLES will at all times he supplied with tho
also be supplied with the choice brands Of Lii
quors Cordas and Cigars imported expressly for this
House. and pains will be spared the part Of the
charged in the cty and to give perfect satisfaction to
all who patronise him.,
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HOTELS.

l y RICHMOND AND DANvILLE, AND SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
DANVILLE OR LYNCHBURG:
Breakfast. Breakfast. Ample time riveu
to eat.
The subscriber 10 now prepared to furnish the pas.
sengers daily, with BREAKFAST, at the Junction of
the Richmond and Danvile and South Side Rairosds
Immediately on their arrival on the cars
my I7-l2m SAbPL D. BURKE
DERSONS visiting the city during thO
l. winter, win find the POWHATAN HOUSE q
very agreeable and convenient Hotel to stop
at. Its location Is In the agreeable part of the
city. Being convenient to the Capitol aud the most
business parts of the city also places of
offers inducements that cannot fail to please.
de II JOHN DARRACOTT, Proprietor.
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THOMAS HOW, 2I9 Main street, is
Il receiving his fall supply of Block Tin Goods
suitable for housekeepers Also of Wood Ware, COM
prsng every article in that line. oc Is
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L'XCHANGE HOTEL, Richm0ud, va.
II JOHN P. BALLARD, Proprstor.-ro MEM
BERs OF THE GENERAL AssEMBY, AND OTHERS WISH
ING TO SPEND THE WINTER IN THE CITY: The sub
scnber begs leave to say to all persons wishing to
spend the winter in the CITY, that he has been engaged
for some time in renewing, beautifying and adding
much to the comfort and convenience of his Hotel,
(the Exchapge,) and besides which, his new Hotel
lBalard's) is nearly completed, which will enable
him to accommodate about rs members of the Gene
raj Assembly, in addition to his former numbers in
style aud manner that he has before been able
to afford; and having paid much attention to the plan
and arrangements Of his Hotel, he conf :
IDENTIFY say, that the rooms be will have to offer
members this season, greatly superior to any he
has heretofore known and his greatest pleasure in
his business s to make his guests comfortable and con-
tented he pledges his best exertions to that end.
Being thankful for past favors, which have been 20
generously bestowed upon him. he asks continuance
of the same. JOHN r. BALLARD,
no 2l--ts Proprietor of tho Exchange Hotel.
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xSIGNOR G. GEORGE PrOiessor on Nu-

sIGNOR G.. GEORGE Professor OF NEu-
- SIC. respectfully announces to the citizens
of Richmond that he is prepared to make engage
with parents pupils for instruction in Music
on the PIANO FORTE, GUITAR and SINGING.
SIGNoR GEORGE pursues the Sofeggi system of
vocalizaton, deemed the only perfect mode and
the Instruction Books OF Lablanche TlCooke, Crevel
ii, and Signor Bora, late of this city.
If- Orders may be left at the Book and Piano Forte
store of Messrs. James Woodhouse x Co, 1S9 Main
street Sc l5-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-10

~ The Daily Dispatch Is served s,S 60 nsSsbls 70
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-10

I BROWN, Lr., stock Broker, has re
-. moved his office to No. Isl 'Zimmerman's) corne
Main and l2h streets. 6-eod.s