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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-31
FEgllse IN Rra.Rp 70 TIE A.nrs7 OF w.Ixrs-

FEELING In REGARD 70 THE ARREST oP WALKEa.-
Dispatches from Washington rspseasu. that secre-
tary Cass denounces tie s<raat of Walker and his
men, and that tas President himself has expressed
himself vita characteristic emphasis on the cub
Iect. 0.aeT accounts say that until Com Paulding
Official dispatch shall have been considered 1t will
not be determined whether he was or was not jus
tilted in srresting Gen. Walker. The Washington
States holds the following language
Commodore Paulding has in this case commit.
ted grave error, and placed his government in q
seriously false position by his loose Interpretation
OF his instructions lie directed TO ..yigilantly
watch and promptly intercept any Illegal expedi.
tions bound for Nicaragua; but he was not order
ed-nor would our laws permit him--to levy war
ON foreign soil He had right to gct either for
or against any Of the Centra, American States
Why he remained at Aspsnwal, 1ntjI he heard Of
the arrival of Ge1ersl Walker at San Juan, and
then msGs fyr that port Ia company with the Bri-
tish naval force, he may Yet be able to explain sat-
isfactorily, as there Is no doubt al opportunity
will be afforded him at an early day; but there
can be no excuse for his landing on foreign SOIL
and using the flag and force of the United States 10
capture man absolutely beyond the Jurisdiction
of our laws.
The Washington Star Of Tuesday evening says
Can't Engle, United States navy, of Commodore
Pauding's flag ship, the Wabash, reached the Ea-
Wv Department this morning, with dizaatches from
Commodore r. concerhing his rescue Of the q l.
ibusters-for such IL Will tprn out to have been, IT,
AS alleged by the Nav York papers, he oaIy inter-
ferred 10 save them after the guns of an English
man-of var we're pointed at them tc dslodge them.
IL Ia undsrstood that these dispatches to be
examined In Cabinet council to-day. And further,
that Com. Paulding had probably as far exceeded
his instructions Captain Chatard, Of the Sarsto
"a, had fallen short Of his.
We are very sure that President buchanan wbile
living up to the doctrine of tho portion Of bis
message treating OF filbnsterng will hold all ofs-
GERS under him rigid accountability for all their
official acts; that he will insist tho observation
OF their instructions to the letter by the officer
OF the navy OF the United States well as by the
civil officers Of the government, by whose Iaxity
Walker was last enabled 10 set the neutrality Law
of the United states at defancs.
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NEw YEARS BALL.-Let II be borne In
mind that Protection Fire Company are preTaring
for a grand ball. at Market Hall, on New Years
night. where they expect TO meet fhsir numerous
friends. We are assured by some OF the msmkess
that no pains will be spared u make ths occasion
pleasant one and that the best cotiiien kaad To
be had, has already been engaged. -
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Nor Dferoshp UY.-Isaac. slave "a !

Nor DfeP0skD UF.-lsaac, slave TO Jae.
II. Grant. was not examined before the Mayor yss-
,erday, becsuse Of the fact that Ills Honor had not
had an opportunity Of consulting Dr.. Burton, 10
ascertain the extent Of tbs negro's injuries. Mr.
Jones testified that he "a" shs negro ia scufs In
Pixies stors and that when tho fellow ran tbreuxA
the back way he paTsued him. On getting inso
the rear alley the negro thrsw stone st hin, anA
on being captnred by Pixzini and hImseis had 70.
be- beaten severely before be would yield. ys,.s
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LIrEnAnY Fusp.-lf this fund IL 40 D.

LITERARY FUSD.--lf this fund Is 10 De
applied TO education, there can be no Sosbl tAss
the Mechanics Institute deserves = part Of 80 ta
rarry its schools for the educatioa of yoxng me-
ehanics. The working ciasses Of all otAssa, re-
eeiye the least encouragement fIoa the etats. In
the way Of education, beeaase of the fact that th~y
have not bad opportunity Of attending the
schools whic' are he'd In the day sims The 10.
stitute zee, tho wants Of apprentices. has opsns
night sekn IN, under efficient teachers, And vsg
thst they have opportunity to learn, tAs state
shoad aid In furnishing them the fscilites Sor %
doing. -fft -
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NATIoEAL CLUB.--A number OF our,
citizens have determined to visii sossh Caroline.
next February, and urge the establishments of a.
National Course In Virgiaaa- Ashland. New Mar
ket, Fairh and Broad Rock win probably ts fbs
competitors from tas Osd DomInioa, and ~ siiher
"f them will b. qnte central, the eosrse oasribe.
ths greatest ihjucements for public aceom mneasr
ton, will probably be selected. -
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TRANSPORTING NHaRoEs.-when slave

TRANSFORMING NEGROEs.-When slave
In Virginia Is convicted Of fsIoBy, and sentenced
to transportation beyond the lmits Of the United
States. he Is sold by the officers Of the etate Who
take bonds ofthe purchaser that he will sVjctly
comply With the law. These negroes are ususlly
purchased at nominal price. and not unfrequess-
~ resold in the Caroinas, or In Georgia. Alabama,
Mississippi or Louisiana, whore the new purchs-
sers never know anything Of the character Of thsir
purchases, and, as a consequence, have the vlest
wretches put upon them for tractable. well dis
posed servants. Instead therefore, of being pun-
ished for the crime of which he Was convicted ths
negro only changes his home from one state 10
smother. and Il thus encouraged to repeat HIS
crime. IL hts new abode does not suit him. Not
long since q gentleman informed us that he had
seen in Virginia negro woman who had been SEN
fenced to transportation, but who had never been
beyond the limits Of the Commonwealth. Ought
not the Legislature to amend the Law concerning
the punishment Of slaves, so ~ to protect stssrr
communities against them, When convicted Of
high crimes thst do not deserve death. wonld not
he better to contine them In the tensi.ry for
life. where they would be made useful and ret
kept from mischief and erimet III the Law were
TINS altered. the STATE might soon have q numarr
of valuable aborers Of its own, and the put,ie ID
large would not be In danger Of having q thlsfo or
an incendiary turned loose upon them BY the oes->
ration of law sss
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MELANCHOLY AFFAIR.--0n Wednesday night very
deplorabls affair occurred in Clark county, Indi.
ana. A Miss Prather was married to q cousin at
her fathers residence. Some of the young men
acqusntances Of the bride and bridegroom, came
to the house for the purpose OF charivariug the
part ties. The father Of the parties asked them IL
desist, and they complied with the request. But
shortly after they returned, and the bride being
horseback for the purpose OF going TO the home
Of the bridegroom, the animal becoming fright.
eped, threw the bride oh. and she had her neck
broken, causing instant death.
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CIrY TAsEs.--Those Of our readers who
wish to avail themselves Of the diseoans on thetr
city taxes. nast cali the Collest.r ss bic efbos
In the city ball. before O'Clock this afternoon, OF
they will have lost all chance for the per cent
The city needs her mooey, ana those who Dc noe
pay without being pressed. may look sst fos the
red Tag In avery short time. Be- walk up, gsnsls-
men, and sestls.
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DrATH or HISTORICAL LCHAsacTyK.-Andrew Ma,
thier, q Frenehmsn, who came to this country with
Count 60 Grasse, died ia North Carolina short
time ago He ives an eccentric man, and lived =
strange and adventurous life:
He was present at Yorktown whoa cornwalI!s
surrendered, and afterwards served hls country In
the East Indies and Ia the battles of Napoleon
lie was witness Of the Murat, psnten aud kolcs.
pierre reign. He was good citizen, brave ~ Ju
iius Cesar, and Frsuchman all o,er. On one 90
casion when returning from the rost ONCE with .
letter in his hand, some one asked hiin the nsws.
.very good news" he innocentiy replied; "my
mudder In France 10 dead, aid leave me ten thous.
md dalis %.
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RUNAwAYS.
the eubscriher.

, ~ RANAWAY--From the subscriber.
IA on the gath November = negro boy. named
- HENRY, sometimes esIls hiuseif Henry
~ stewart. lie IL about II years old feet T.,
high. ~ bright muatto compile xon quito
tnteiliseni ooking, and sp AXIS with Northern ar-
cant There are several spots hts left arm made
by Inserting Indian ink, His teeth one of which.has
been recently extracted from the iower jaw on the
right sife, are stained GaI K; ard he has something
Hike s;ss on the inner SIDE Of the lower eye lid. lie
vas raisi in Baltimore 10 Whsch p.see he IL prota.
HI eudesvoring to ma ke his eScape.
reward ef TEN DOLLARS will be paid II he "a
apprehen1ed in The county Of Henr1oo or city Of
KIehmoud. and TWENTY DOLLARS IL taken suy
wees else u the State, nrop his delivery 20 the sub
county, OF bang lodged in jail 50 that be can get
him.
DE- Ia-stsw3s HENRY cox.
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-etsv3s HENRY cox.
Q go REwARD.--Ran away from

the subscriber. PHILIP TAYLOR. Said ne
"A grc was baasht by John Saunders fsl OF
Lkn 1orctto. kssex county, Va, who sent him 70
hs-aaioaA, t. niy care: sud / furnished him with
PASS ia go and his wife, and return in one week
IRON the cate II the pass which dated early in
sep;eIHher is=t. nis wife was then living in Ches
teftieid csupty. near Petersburg. The above uamed
neSru wac ennanc4Fasei by the late Thos o. Taylor
/ vii give the above reward if delivered 90 me ia
Rtohm0pf, 10 John Saunders. at I1retto in Essex
county, VA ha. T. PHILLIPS.
de S-ss
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ExrpypiNa rHH Llalrs.-The peopls or

LA AFh-sVtNu IHH LEEIks'-I INV PWUIHU 0I
enrico have prepared pets Ion to the Legisixsuye
signed by hundreds Of citizens, praying that a.
corporate limits Of Richmond may net bs sxtsns4os
They claim that the extension wosld deprive thsss
OF toe most valuable portion Of their terriiery and
thevaby cut cn a largo Rmoant OF their fsvsnus.
while theis ecanty expenses would rot b. Ssapsf.
tiorately deer sssed. What the Legislature wfii do
wt... the subject, remains to be seen.
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INTERESTING LECTURE. next leo
ture Of Prof Marine, before the Yopng Msn'S.
Christian Association, will be delivered on Friday
night, at the First PrssbyterisE church. eubjses--
The Law Of Spiritual Prorression.p -
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SPECIFIC!-FOR
w CHRONIC THRuSH AMI nYapEpSI -

The proprietor of this Specific, has been aware Of
its virtues for several years having frequently made
afflicted. He had no idea of offering 1t so the public
in this FORM until he was urged TO do 10, by those
who had been cured by Its use. He, nov, with great
confidence offers II 10 the public for the two diseases
Indicated namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspepsia,
not a. general panaooa. Tor ell the ills sh heir
OF SALE
Manufactured and sold By o. WOODFIN, Ssth
street. Church HILL price 81 per bottle, bottles
for s3. For sale also. by GRUBBs 4 ApPERsos Il. J.
PIoof; J. W. POLLARD nth street. and DR.. SNEIIINas
corner OF Broad and 18th streets, Church HUI.
Ii
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The LONG MAsrs, intended 10 be used
In raising the eqasstrisn statue ksvS arrlvsd, hnd
srs now being taksn 10 the csTstoi eqsars ~ ~.
Tica
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CE0. W. H. TYLER,
VI AGENT To HIRE OUT NEGROES,
pENT OTT HOISkG Il

The subscriber offers his services TO the public
agenttu hire out nogroes rent out houses, collect
claims sell Wheat. Corn, Flour and Tobacco, on the
usual terms
have been the superintendent of city property,
and police officer in kchmond for the last seven
years aud it is presumed from my knowledge If the
inhabitants of Richmond. that shal be greatly
sisted thereby in getting good and responsible homes
for servants and responsible tenants for houses
RefereDcss-ths citizens of Richmond generally.
Office on Marshall street, next y the lew Market
hay scales q. w. III. TYLER,
dqi9-lm Agent and Collector.
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10 quarter "
10 eighth "
H. l,,v,,xr T1,Cvsra -

IL GRDEEiNG TICKETS Oh CERTIFICATES.
EacloSe the money to our address FOR the Tickets
oIisre TN receipt of which they viii be forwarded
By first mail Purchasersea can have Tickits siding In
aay figure they may designate.
The lst of dra sn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
topurchasers inmediatel, - sr the drawing.
81 Purchasers will plea > rite their signatures
plain and give their Post oiis.e. Crnnty aud State.
Hs- Remember that every Pres sdrawn and pay
able in full without deduction
as- All prizes OF 81 $40 aud under paid immediate
iv after the drawing Other prizes at the usuA time
OF thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets OF Certificates to
8. SWAN Il CO., Augusta. Ga.
-. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta, Georgia, have their orders filed, and
gave time, by addressing g. SWAN CO.. at either
OF those cities.
81 LIST Of the nuglbsrs that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each Is
sgti'ie to vii 10 published sitter every drawing In
Z. .stqMlag- papsrs; Tae, ApsAsta ia Conssi-
Ethnsafss New Orleans Leila, Mobile Register,
llaTlestan Standard. Naahyie Gazette, Atlanta
Inteiiigeuoer New York Weekly Day Book. sayan-
nah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch, New York
Dispatch and Paulding stiss.) Clarion. lie 80
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ToasADo IN MisslssirrI--The Paulding Mississip-
plan learns vsrbsiiy Of recent destructive torna-
q, in scott county, in that State. The buildings
on several plantations were blown down two Re-
rroes were slighrIy and one white man severely
Injured. The u. could obtain NO particulars nor
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REpRIEysD.--IsaacG Goodksp. sentenced
10 the pentsutlary sons yssrs stscs, or obssiaise
goods under fslse prs1ncsss has bssn paEdoee6 by
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ORIGIN OF THE CONFERENCE.-The Washing 90
fArk) Telegraph, properly jealons for the honors
Of Its own town, claims for it the origin Of this
fa--famed weapon:
It was made by Mr.. James III. Black for the
lamented Col. James Bowie, " ho fell at the Alamo
Mr.. Black still resides In this pae, and though he
was deprived of his sys4light number Of years
ago, we do not imagine thai ths thought Of his
having made the erst bowie knife will Ter mo-
ment disturb the Qnietude Of his lonely bosom
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NorHINa DIR About THAT BoAr.-The Ocean spray
Is the name Of = boat that recently came down the
river from Sc. Louis TO Memphis, with four demi-
johns and one eask Of liquor, thirtysix barrels Of
xhiskey, three barrels aud half OF brandy, and
hundred and ifty-two barrels Of lager beer
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DFArH or CoxvIcT.--W Aickax1e.
sent 70 the penitsutiaxy frsm Hsnsico uoaut3 ~
stealing eun from M. 8wssssy, die& = nsisea
soeas abort time since.
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STEALING PioEoSs. s.--Henry. slave to
Henry Cox, was convicted before the Mayor. yees
terday, Of stealing pigeons from Watkins TAYLOR
and sentenced 10 receive twenty-five stffnAs.
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DEArH PROM DstSxrsa BkASpy.--A child named
Daniel Early died In New York on Sunday from
congestion of the hrsin, caused By drinking u
quor. II appears that tie mother of the iad isss
him alone on Saturday, IN aroota where thess vas
about . pint Of brandy, and on her return, shs
ioand the child very drowsy;und tbs brandy gone.
Ths child ocatinae'f ". the sans state until Sun
day afsernoons SAsp II did.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, 90.
o PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, DYES,
WINnnW GI ASS a.

G0 WINDOW GLASS, &C.,
No. ID Pearl street, Richmond.
ARE now receiving, and Will shortly have in store
their Fall Stock of DRUGS, DYES, CHEMICALS,
kc, the whole comprising large and general as
.ortment, well adapted to the wants Of the trade
purchased in person By of the house. on the most
tdyantageous terms and mostly for cash.
We are thankful to our fr.epds and the public for
their long continued and lattering support and We
nope that with the facilities possess for obtaining
supplies and the strctest attention to the quality
1 all goods sent from u.s. to preserve the reputation
which our house enjoys for selling articles of the
very best character.
Particular and prompt attention TO shipping and
packing orders.
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists
No. 10 Pearl street.
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AT LARoE.--William Spottswood, slave
~ sannei Putnsy, was arrested and cassd sIass
rresday night. for going ~ large. After uadeeeo-
morning, be was discharged.
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NEGRO HIRING AND GENkkAL

~ AUENCf.--The subscriber offers his services
rally. for the purpose Of HIKING 0CT NEGk0E. !,
kENTlNG OFT HOUSES. COLLECTING CLAIMS.
&c, Prompt returns made in every case. He W Ill
endcayor T. secure fair prices and good homes for
eryaDs sent 10 hia care, and give all necessary at
bentiUn ~ tb~fn in Of sickness. Office no 8,
ali street, tunier st. Charles Hotel.) between
Main and Franklin streets. Rchmpnd Va.
Tu0S. j. RAGBY.
men: Nsssrs DsniridSe Hart. TmSley, Taidy d
Co, Hunt h Bros. VI. J.. stratton, n. b. spence and
Ii. K. EllyesD, cf Richmond; Joseph Broxnley,
Ichn Bsgby. Alexander Dudley and Robt. Pollard
oi King and Queen; VIM. NJ. Gary Of King " Iliisu.
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HInma srxrAxrs.-Yery few rervahts

nthiNa 6EAsASi1.vCLy lew k&1v1Rt3
have ~ yss hesn hired for afhs snsuing yssr, bus
the Impression prevails that no change i peIees NH
take place. except 10 factory handa ~hich win psoA-
ably rcie considerably lower than the pssosas
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COUGH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary Dis
~ ease In its incipient stage and 70; Colds and
Coughs, Mrs. DAVIS COUGH EEIXIR stands far
the patronage of a southern community. This medi-
cine does not profess to eradicate all Diseases of what
ever nature, with which humanity may be affiicted
;or pulmonary diseases; but from the reputation II
has acquired for ITSELF and that without putting :"
with those who have used It, and from the great nnn
Der of certificates of residents of Richmond, who
have been benefited and cured by Its use she feels
liberty to commend 1t to general use, satisfied that
benefit from Its healing and curative powers
For sale by Mrs. A. b. DAVIS, Bennett 4 Beers
Alex. Duyal. Chas Millspaugh T. J. Pioot, A. Bods
ker and Chas. ID. Yale. my3I
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Drsxaykp Pux1,nxryr.-Alh.

Deserved PuEIsHMKxT.--Albsrt. fIeve
T. 3. HardSrose. ieas arrsiKped before sAe Msysr
yesterday 10 answer the charge OF sx aljng Atrunk
Of clothing from Alexander, servant As thS Br a
street Hotel, on Christmas day. The svsCeses
proved the guilt Of the acenssd, sad he was esn.
fenced 10 receive thirty-Ass iAshss.
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ZACH sATTIEplY N JANr.
ssD prizes. amounting TO ss9.0
Whole Tickets so; Halves 8; Quarters 81 81.
PLAN tlF THE LOTTERY


PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
the Numbers from TO 50DU corresponding with
t6lsse Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
sips of paper enrlrcled with small tin tubes and
pLtced IN one W heel.
The first i62 prizes similarly printed aad encircled
sre placed In another Whsel.
The Vhees ere then reyolved, and q number Is
drawn from the wheel of numbers and at the same
time q Prize Ia drawn from us other wheel. The
Number aud Prize drawn cat fYt 0rened and exhibit
az 70 the sudieuce, ami registered by the COInms-
sGneTs, the Prize being paoed against TIE number
drawn This operation is repeated antll all tie Prizes
are drsgn cut.
APPROPRIATION PEIzss-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
Rfst Prizes will be entitled to the "a App0xma-
Ion Prizes. For example: Ii Ticket No. ii. .2J draws
the 81 Jl0 Prize those Tickets numbered II 4s, 24e,
IIZsi a52 viii! each be entitled 10 $500. Ii Ticket
No. 50 draws the S25.D Prize those Tickets mum
bered 54s. sts sol, 532 will each be entitled to 800;
and 80 On. according TO the above scheme.
The 5,UU prizes Of S20 Sii be determined by the
Ia figure 0fthe number that draws the $t00GD prize.
Eor example: If the number drawing the $60,&u
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets where the
number eBds in l. will be entitled TO S3i 1.-THE num-
ber ends with No. 2 then ell the Tickets where the
number ends Ia q will To entitled to so and 50 on
too.
Certificates ofpackages viii be sold at the following
rates VI j is the risk:
Csrkikvsse ID q package 0. 10 whole Tickets. SO
10 half ~
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4N again offers his services to his friends and the
public for HIRING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing
year. He pledges himself 70 use his b"st exertons
TO promote the interest of those who isay avor him
with their business, and to pay special attention 10
the Negroes during sickness. He hopes, from ex-
perience of twelve years. to be able to give satisac
ton.
aS- Office at the old stand Of Dabney & Cauthorn.
corner OF Main and 18th STR cts opposite st. Charles
Hotel. EDWARD n. pABNEY.
do / m
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sEsFALL TRADE, 1857.
S GEO. j. SUMNER,
fMPoRrEs AND DEALER In
HIYTXl GIxNS ND k4RTHEYKAR PEI

NO. 20, PEARL ST., gICHaeED, VA.
We are now receiving otlr E8l importstionB PEI
shIps William Penn, Annapolis. Robert Mills.
usY ct Brooklyn. &c. and per steamers and yesseis
3ilAsses, plated goods Block Tin, Britannia and Js-
pe"rs1 Ware. &C.. &c., Nhich mage up a stock tii
a. shch we IL gite tie attention Of the trade. Our
ct ck has been selected with special regard TO the
waits Of the merchants of Virginia. North Carolinal
aud ennessee. 0ur facilities being unsurpassed we
are prepared to offer goods on as good terms az
any re-packing house In the country.
Merchants passing through our city who buy goods
North are respectfully requested TO call and examine
our stock as satifled they can save the risk
knd expenses on goods by giving us their orders.
Great care taken in filing ali orders, and none
the beat packers employed.