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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-22

A fire broke out in the courthouse at Raleigh.
N. c., on Saturday burning several of the records
The building was saved. -
La Belle Adams, four years ago a popular &C.
tress in New York, was committed to the Toombs
on Friday, for drunkenness in the street.
A memorial church to the memory of Bishop
Wainwright is to be erected by the ladies' of New
York ac
Major Bayly, brother of Hon. Thos. H. Bayly, of
Virginia, has purchased farm at Rapides, La, at
Sl05, 600. '-
1t is stated in the Mexican papers that Santa
Anna and his wife have separated.
James Nash and James Pinkeman, of Guyan-
dotte, Va, were drowned in the Ohio river on the
9th ult. g.s
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Weather North and Mails

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-The thermometer here
Is at %. The snow has ceased falling.
We have no account here of snow farther north
than Philadelphia
All the mails due are in. @ sd
The steamer Powhatan, on the R. F. g. p route,
arrived here Saturday.
SECOND DISPATCH
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-The train with New
York mails today, was an hour behind hand In ar
rival
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NRYaI Court Martial.

PHILADELPHIA, jan 2l.-The court martial for
the trial of Commander Richie for using insulting
language to Captain Dupon. of the Naval Retiring
Board, in regard to the action of the Board, as
sembled here to-day and organized. The defend
ant plead not guilty. The prosecution was en-
gagged in the examination of witnesses, when the
court adjourned.
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Commercial.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2l-Flour firm and active
City Mills SO; Howard Street $all2 Wheat steady
Red 81 75a Le3; White 81 s50I.90 Corn-White
and Yellow 73076c. Oats 3s04Ol Provisions dull.
Mess Pork improving and quoteSi at s17 Bacon
Shoulders 81 0e4; Sides a094; Hams 1A0l2I
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Flour advanced-Ohio
$751; Southern Se67. Wheat firm and unchan ged.
Corn higher-Mixed "a. Mess Pork Sl7.25. Ohio
Whiskey Csc. Sterling Exeh ange dull Virginia
6's SQ3I s..#--G eEt. = -- -i
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National Men.

In q late lecture in Philadelphia, Theodore Par
ksr complained that the North. had had but four
Presidents, and the South eight, out of twelve
elected by the people, The Philadelphia Ledger
remarks that when the North can furnish better
mon than Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Jack
son, and the merits Of such men are overlooked
for less capable persons from the South then there
viii be reason to complain Of sectional differences
and preferences. The patriots named above says
the Ledger, wero chosen because they represented
the spirit Of the nation and had souls large enough
to regard the good of the whole country. When
such men RISE North or South, the people do honor
to themselves in placing authority in their hands
for 1t viii never be abused 10 advance one section
above another or to diminish that respect for the
Constitution without which a faithful and impair.
tial enforcement of the laws Is impossible.
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THE STEAMERS BELvipERE-The Petersburg
Express of yesterdAy, states that this fine steamer
of the Baltimore and Richmond line, Is now an
chored In feet water, 25 miles below City Point
on the Charles City side of the river. She Is haul.
ed up in shallow water BY strong cables attached
10 the surrounding trees. and is 80 badly cut by
ice. that should she get in deep water abe viii go
to the bottom. Her cargo Is valued at $500 600 and
the vessel herself at $4,000. The steamer Poca-
hontss Is to be laid along side Of her, to receive
the merchandise on board of her, As the steamer
is removed from the main current il is hoped that
she may be kept ahoat until the goods in her can
be gotten out. 1919 ~ { "a tsessg 5assoJ
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A contemposaty sAss that the Speaker to be cho-
this Congress. estimated by the cost of choos-
ing him, will be likely to prove the most valuable
man In the nation. He has cost the United States
Treasury. 80. far about one hundred thousand
dollars, and how much moreitipe only can tell
However, the nation has received more than an
equivalent. in the exemption from injury which it
has enjoyed II the inability Of Congress to do any
thing .-s-. .i&lR al tELIFst
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Travel ON the Virginia and Tennessee
---L LII RaiIrOad. -

LYNCHBURG Jan 2l-The snow here is inches
Deep and there are drifts feet deep in the cuts
along the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. The
passenger train the road went OF 1t this morning
with three engines They returned for wood and
water, and started again with sna w plows extra
hands. &c. The difficulty In running is far worse
than that attending the first deep Snow
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Flour Mill Burnt.

SYRACUSE n. Y, Jan. 2L-The "Conical'
Flour Mills were burnt yesterday. They were
owned by Forshee, Hicks & Co. Loss $4,000
Insurance Slfi000 -.-.-- -
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JOIIN w I. DIV IEo.
January IL, 1886. ia Pts

q Le0nard's Cough Syrup.-Ladics and
gentlemen. the astonishing cures made by my COUGH
SYRUP, under the name of " LEoNARD's INSTANT
RELIEF" in Virginia, New York, Brooklyn and Eng
land has induced me to bring this Cough Syrup to
your particular notice.
1t is not medicine that can be styled with the ap-
pellation of oUAcK MEDICINE it was used by one
of the most eminent physicians OF Bedford Square,
London, with whom passed the greater part OF my
professional career and was pescrbed by him after
every disease that left any cough affecting the system,
and not in q single instance was known to fail.
Finding upon my arrival in this country the great
many who had been benefited by my Cough Syrup
here and in New York, to bring it before the public,
the sale OF which during the lust twelve months mas
exceeded my utmost expectations
The sale of this medicine in Richmond, during 30
brief period has exceeded TEN THOUSAND BOT
pretty certain sign of its virtues and effects
in curing Coughs, Colds &C., their most virulent
stages many having been cured after trying all
truns applicable to the disease after the OF two
three bottles of this truly wonderful medicine.
have put the Medicine up in bottles, at 70 cts,
or bottles for ST., to suit the convenience OF
all; and feel certain, that if any person affected
with cough, of even 20 years standing, will take
this Syrup as directed it will cure them; and can
effectual remedy offered for the benefit of those
afflicted with Coughs Colds, Consumption, and
Asthma. Is. s-4las slf0
beg to remain yours, respectfully,
t.t 5- '-s THOMAS LEONARD.
Wholesale Agents, Messrs. PURCELL, LADD
CO., 90 Main st. Richmond.
To be had of l.. B. Thomas, Laidley & Robinson,
A. Bodeker, and all druggists and dealers In the State
of Virginia ia n-6t
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Mr. segar,s speech.

We publish this morning tbeispeech of Mr.. Sc
GAR, of Elizabeth City, on the bill authorizing
direct read from this city to Charlottesville We
invite for it general perusal, asst contains matter
of ntarest not only with reference to the particu
lar question which invited it. but upon the subjects
Of the Improvement polio and general interests
Of Virginia. ssa4.sssu gah 4si a'-s p. -.,4 i.
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Parker III. French Withdra WIS Fhis appIicn-
ton to be Credited Nfcarag guam Minister.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-Parker IT.. French has
withdrawn his application for permission to pre-
sent his credentials to the State department as
Minister from Nicaragua. In lette to Secretary
Marcy he intimates that the la ter has interfered
with the internal affairs Of Nicaragua
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COngressionnl.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l-Senote-In the Senate
this morning. petitions from Naval officers in re-
gard to the action of the late Naval Board, were
received and referred.
Several remedies for the mistakes Of the Board
we've discussed, and the Senate adjourned until
Thursday. #
House-Mr Boyce, of s. c.. made an Intellectual
attempt to rescnd the rule prohibiting debate.
H. Mr.. Faulkner offered resolution. to the effect
that If no Speaker was elected on Monday next,
the members should resign, and the House ijourn
to the I'd Monday in May next.
The resolution was tabled by 20 majority
Mr. Shead, of Tenn. proposed that each party
should select two from each of the opposing par
ties who should be considered the only candidates
These to be balosted on-dropping the lowest
each ballot until election should BIO ELECTED
This proposition was laid ON the table.
A ballot was then had, which resulted as follows:
n. p Banks, Ct. ST. Mass. 92
w. A. Richardson, (Dem.,) M..-.--..-.--.... 10
H. NJ Fuller, (Am.j Pa. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
A. C. NJ. Pennington, Of. ST. N. J............ 9
L. D. Campbell, II.
Scattering.
Necessary to choice 80. So there was no
election.
Mr. Rust of Arkansas, propose ed that all the pre-.
sent candidates should withdraw, as they formed
the obstacles to organization.
Messrs. Fuller anc Pennington consented to this,
but their friends refused and the resolution of Mr..
Rust was Withdrawn.
Mr.. Carlisle, of Va. proposed resolution, elect
ing Ex-Governor Smith, of Va, Speaker
The resolution was rejected, and the House ad-
iourned.
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Is The T66dun Times, says that Naples has be-
come favorably disposed towards an alliance with
the Allies Il was further rumored that she would
send contingent force 70 the Crimes.
surances haya heenaeein Gixen IN oflciaf quarters
u the resolution Of France TO carry on the war, In
the h1osf SfS6r6uS hammer. in the event of Russia
not acceding to the proportions of the allies. and
that the Emperor and the English are determined
not b xbate emo ota Of the terms on which peace
Is to be accepted 3 si
ALLIANCE BETWEEN SPAIN AND THE
.s.s4.sst.si WESTERN POWERS. szss 8
! It has been ascertained that the long talked Of
Alliance between Spain and the allied powers has
been formally contaminated Spain binds herself
to send to the seat of war ten or twenty thousand
men next Spring, and in return the allied powers
pledge themselves to protect Spanish interests, es-
pecially Cubs.
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Election of state Trens,,r


HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 2l.-Henry s. Magraw
Democrat, was to-day elected State Treasurer by
the Legislature.
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SMALL Pox AnATlNlIIN RICHMOND CougTY.-
We learn from the Fredericksburg Herald that
the small pox il abating In Richmond county
There were so casesof which 20 proved fatal. The
Gssase was introduced by Eorthern vessel one of
the hands on which died on the passage. and was
cred man In Richmnhd county who threw them in
his wagon to take home a white man riding in
the wagon took session them, and was shortly At.
Ter taken down with the disease which proved f.
tai those who assisted In burying him were aI.o :.
ken with It, FaruhAm church was converted int
hospital. aud the Episcopal minister of The parisb
took charge Of 1t In the capacity Of ysician I'm.
der his treatment many recovered - s6V
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Mr. Preston, Z. 81 smythe.

The speech Of Mr. PREsTosso of smythe, in the
House ofDeIegatess yesterday, On the bill for the
permanent endowment Of colleges was highly In.
terestins instructive And able. 1t was listened to
with great attention by the House.
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DISTRESSING NEWS The Southsde Democrat
q yesterday rsceifsd last night. states that day
g we anee gentleman named 8. A. Kswson,
wilmington, \. c. On . bridal tonr 70 Peters
sars. vent down to thse river 70 skate, his wife
aeodins On me esak watching hin.g ne broke
s1foaso' cut GOT oct ssfsly; hut BIS VIE Wa 20
evsree@s ~ the ssssdsnt hat she has become :
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-..s... WASHINGTON, Saturday Night, Jan. 10.
II 10 even so, that the anti Nebraska party have
. majority in 'rhe House, and do not organize it,
hether they VIII not cannot il Is not for 9TH
ers to imagine They do not The determination
of last nights Caucus and to-days conversations
authorize the further conclusion that they will net
The country viii hold them to responsibility, and
they viii transfer it to the little fragment that re.
fuses to cooperate with them
In the meantime, however, we shall have no
Speaker, organization, legislation no appro-
priations, no Congress. But we shall have three
Presidential parties three Presidential conven-
TONS three Presidential canddates--and it NAV
be, no election! Well, what then9 The Electoral
College can do pothing its votes cannot be counted
In the presence of both Houses; it will retire. and
the election will be carried into the House of Rep
resentatives, if there shall be such body. If
there be not, where shall it be carriedl The Con-
sttution does not inform us. And if an election
cannot be consummated, who will be President
who Vice PRESIDENT We must then, indeed slook
to the Senate"
This state of things may not occur but it was
never thought of until now. Improbable as it
looks, we may as well stare it in the face and
determine how to avoid or how to meet it.
The threats of the Presidents taking the respon-
sibility of suspending all diplomatic intercourse
with England have been withdrawn through the
channel of their utterance; and not only that but
the Uni0H has deemed it proper to throw discredit
upon them--not, however, without intimating that
affairs between the two governments are in a very
delicate position. When have they not been p
But when, of late years, has the morality of the
ledger not been potent enough to subdue the angry
passions of both parties 1t is the intent of both
to preserve the peace, and they, therefore, will not
fight
In the meantime the salvation of Central Anne
RIGA win be worked out without external aid The
patriots will do it of themselves, and the noun
tains and the plains, and the volcanoes and the
lakes and the miserable huts of the present inhab
itants, and the wonderful ruins of past generations
all will OWE the sovereign rule of enterprsing in
diyiduals from among those peoples who yauntingly
call themselves the Angc-Saxon race A. B. c.
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T We are requested to state that Col HER
BERT, of Norfolk county, IN detained from his seat
In the House Of Delegates by indisposition in his
family $50 al va .Ss4Ezzff ~ h-.' g.
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BOSTON, Jan. 2l.-Blake's Furniture manufacto-
ry at Cambridgeport, was burnt this morning.
Loss $4,000 Mostly insured in Baltimore and
PHILADELPHIA.
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asssss Sass
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eeseherr Csaaerciai Cenventsen.
Aro~,l nsstins 81 the delegation appolnted ics
sAh essy y n. 1oatheeae = ~ -
.~1lXS& H6N9lNe ats daoek( q ~ 4EFs
80, cltya nh = kStrsI II b 70 b hoped the
delegates ssnesa,ly w fsssaA s.ia z

49, OtyH@ - aABS- ~ - " - -
delegates ssnssa,Iy w esssaA aia 4
re Gsasvans Rslicy n RnsissA.
The iut<iiIesnf wAShinsspn correspondent o. sns
~ york Journa Of Ccmnsrce, 4 paper vnicA
-.,,...snt.as The acommdfctal Interests ef &4w
yo,r 1. - no issSns p eneonrase spirit
sss..s,l,tv ID tsrsat Britain o. any other country,
r.,..ra. that he ysaIsy 20 zsnslxnd 70 grasp At
,.~.I ....iens evesywAsrs TO- the Sf the
.f.x,. y ,.bsr ssicns, has never been more ssead'
r.. - ,srtsnacscusly exemplia than m The last
e.s,y.s,. This il Illustrated by her sseizure Of
Az. II -fd.nds. which. says the correspondent
shI hi III not relinquish, md by which she may
thre.,en and command the Gnif Of Honduras and
,h. transt q the fsthnus which win be greatly b
the desrsneet Of shs United Staseai and ~ com.
neree upon ths occurrence of war. and viii give
to Great Britain the key Of the sateof the Paeifc
and Of the eommefee OF the world With Hahfax,
Janaaiea, bermuda. and the Bay ldands IN the
West and Gibraltar, Malta and the Icnian Llepds
In he Eass she. viii maintain her nsval ascepdan
ey In both nefnispheres. Her war with Russia IS
not . war for priucples. but TO prevent Russia
from becoming great naval and commercial pow
sr and it Is for this purpose tAas She endeAvots to
destroy every ssaeosst town, whether fortified or
unfotiHed, on the Black Sci and The Baltic ..i a
While she seeks 70 appropriate naval stations to
herself N every part Of the word, she systenaH
cally opposes every attempt Of the United States
strengthen it, naval position. ave enter into a
negotiation says the correspondent 'for treaty
in regard to the annexation Of the Sandwich Is
lands. and Great Britain protests Philo. White
makes . treaty with Ecucador for lease of the Cal
hpagos islands, and Great Britain protests. Phi.
10 Shelton plants flag upon. 9 newly discovered
guano island, and Great Britain protests. Gener-
al Cazeheau makes atreaty With the Dominican
Government for the privilege of establishing coal
depot, and Great Britain again protests y She
grasps ct every commanding ipsuiar position the
world over, and denies to the United States the
right Of using or occupying one anywhere" -
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Richmond Markefss Jaasary d, 1sSo.
: The weather again puts stop to- trsnsacftons-
Last Saturday there was prospect Of speedy clear
ing ont of the rvsr 70 that navigation couId Dc 70
sulued but the change of the weather pestpones tn
much desired event There has been nothing secsis-
al by land or water for some weeks. - =
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Died.

o, s.turday. the 18th Inst, ct Sclock. - NJ,
Y-Baitimore papers please copy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Commercial C0mvenfi0u.--A meeting
Of the Dele sppointsd to attend the Commercs
Cosyentiou 70 this city, will be held 1t the Mayors
eSt6ce' on this TUESDAY evening, ut O'Clock
Prompt attendance il earnestly requested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-22

SUICIDE OF DUKE SoToMAYER.-In our for
eign news we have published the fact of the death
by suicide of Duke Sotomayer. He was born in
Philadelphia while that city was the capital of the
United States being tho son of marriage be-
tween the daughter of Gov. Mexican, of Pa, and
La Marquis Yrugo, who was then Minister from
Spain to this country. Upon marrying into the
family of Sotomayer in SPAIN he took that name
He has been Ambassador to England, France, and
Prime Minister of Spain
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~ 49, = 81 - ssEsae q a8e s71saS -
ssts q 1ssss g ssfw sfzv q azssfE 1ess $500
ia F3agaAAa SxaA lsssg ssa a. "a
g SraE--gI6EEb VI ~ ssAS SJff *
sssss $50 a1s asss
gsasastk Z xe9eaa4fz
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r. To the LADIES' ID a 1
FLUID Is acknowledged by all Dentists to be the
best preparation for tho Teeth in 1t has, in fact
superseded all Tooth Powders and other injurious
compounds. Used q cosmetic, it whitens and soft
ems the Skin, imparts beautiful glow to the com
plexon, and eectually prevents 1t from chapping.-
See circular for the testimony of the principal Dem
PURCELL, LADD CO., ADIE & GRAY, LAID
LEY 4 ROBINSON, GRUBBS Il APPERSON, and
all Dru saista. ia Ism
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GA change for Bargains jim Embroide-
RIEs, FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, Ec.-The subscri-
Der contemplating change in his present BUSINESS
will from this day, sell his whole stock of EMBROI-
DERIES, FANCY ARTICLES, RIBBONS, TRIM
MINGS, NC, at and below cost, for cash, As his
named goods would do we'll to give him call pre-
yous 10 his removal to No. SO Main street. as great in
ducements offered at 2 sss
J. l.. WELLS Fancy and Trimming Store,
4f ] .a = -Al 13I Broad street.
FOR RENT-The store and dwelling at present. oc-
cupied by mo- Possession given the LIST of March,
or sooner if desired. Apply on the premises.
ia IO-dIm* l3l BROAD STREET.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

~ In accordance with the pubItcmtt0n
Votersn calling on me to become candidate for the
Office of Constable in the ID District: should please
the voters in said Distinct to elect me 70 said ofce.
viii them faithfully and to the best Of ny seili-
~. o,r 1Onn q ~.
r~ Constable for I'd District 81 Henrico.
announce myself candidate TO FL the vacancy oc-
essioned BY the resignation of L. w. Timberlake, a.
BILE Of the I'd District of Henrico county. II
elected pledge myself to discharge the duties OF the
Office faithfully and promptly.
Respectfully, A. X. CRUMf
j. H-t24J
~ L hereby annouuce myself cnndi.
date for the Office Of Constable of the Second District
Of Henrico TO- fill the Vacancy occssioned by the
sgnation of L. W. Timberake; and promise, IL elect
ted. to fill the Office faithfully.
Richmond, January 10, 1885,
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G. Abel U. Mayo will be found hereafter
at the Federal Court Office, Bosher's Hail. corner of
9th and Main streets. s jal4-Sm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DEAR WOMAN .sss5a
ID Has arrived IN town, and il ready to be seen on
Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, for THIS
WEEK only, from A. M. to +. M.
She il pronounced by all who have seen her, to be
the greatest curiosity in the world. Go and see her
Nv All means ia 22-5t4
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!, tWAsHIN:TON LETTER
C kKEsp sDEx.cE oF-THE DIspArcH.

Na Orgagisation--7as Union--7ae Pyesident-Cea
40. fEal america 6T. -
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wPrOtection Company...A special meet.
ing of the Stockholders of the Protection Building
Fund Company will be held WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, January Esd. at O'Clock.
Itis very important that every member OF the Com.
pany should attend the meeting as business of i'm
portance must be transacted.
ia22-2t EDWD. SINTON President.
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MAnHInp.

On the 10th inst, By the Rsy. J. ,. McMahcn. Nh
wM. ENGLISH. to MRS. ANN BURTON, al o.
this city. .s.as..s<sss,.,ge .sz.a%sss
Wta(SD daughter Of Mr.. joan b. Wood, to Nh
EDWfN HlLLYARD, al Of thiscit9
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, I

STATE c,1T % OF R vlRSINlA' .Owis.
/, Abel U. Mayo, Notary Public for the city
of Richmond, in the State aforesaid hereby certify
that Joel B. Bragg, the President and A. T. Burr the
Secretary of the Mutual Building Fund and Loan
Company of Richmond. this day personally appeared
before me- and made oath that the above statement il
correct to the best of their knowledge and belief
Given under my hand this 18th day of January, 1856.
ia RL1t ABEL U. MAYO, N. P.
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FQHHEAVKks.. = -
j SOLE LESSEE................J. II. TAYLOR
Eighth Night Of the Misses DENIM.
TUESDAY EVENING. JANUARY q, 1856. b
FAZIO.
Fszia, MI. j. d. Teyor
blanca Miss 9. Denim