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DIR. y. w. GREEN

OFFERS his Professional services to the citi;.
" zcns of Fickcns District, in the practice of
say that he has an experience Of ten years ina
prN0tice. Office in his Store [Anril u, 1857.
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WINDOW sAsHEs

OF all kinds, manufactured by Easley & Da-.
" Wis, superior for their cxGctne*s and du-
rability and already painted and glazed.
with the best American and French Wntlow
Glass. Always on hand mt Wallialla, and,
for sale low by JOHN KRUSE.
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no FARMERS AND BUTCHERS !

KNOW all men by these presents, thatI, J. L.
IN N. SMITH, am now giving the highest
price for GREEN AND DRY HIDES ever be-
fore offered in this country, namely: 80 ~
Hides, Green, from G4 to 79 cents per pound.
< dog SDry, 10 TO, 12} -
Brkgyoup Hides TO me inst as soon as you
get them off the bcust, and il win be better for
us ALL y. II. N SMITH. .
Jan 20, 1857 3,l "a 30 @ 5ly ~
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Final Sottlenlent.

a Lii persons interested, will tako notice
IA that a final settlement of the Estate of
Thomas III. Gasaway, deceased, win s, made
before tho Ordinary ut Piekens C. III. on
Monday the llthsday of January ncxt.e
Those indebted to said Estate must make i,1y-
mont, and those having demands willrcndcr
thenl in, legally attested, by that time. ~
JAS. ID. GASAWAY, Adm'r.
Oct, s, 1851 3 I3 3m
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.Final Estate Notica.

pUBLIC NOTICE. is hereby given to all
parties interested, that u final settlement
of the Estate ofl.AllonS Robinson, deceased,
will be nade before the Ordinary, at Pickons
G., H., on Monday the Tth day Of Deccmber,
next. After that time will not bc held re-.
sponsible for interest
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New OeLsANs, Ncr. le. By az. ar; al !
at this pcTI from Texas, we learn that The
steamship ope'ousas, from Berwick Bay
Tor Galveston, anlein collision with the
steamer Galveston, at midnight on the std
instant, and was sunk Immediately. Twen.
iy-hve persons were lost, among whom wos
Gen. James Hamilton, of South coroIina
All the officers and crew were saved.
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VVRNDOVW GLASS.

Raw and Boiled Linsced Oil, Spirits Turpcn-
tine, Putty, all kinds of Paints, dry and al
so ground in Oil Glue, Paint Brushes, and
all articles in this line. For sale, at the low
est figure for cash, BY
JOHN KRUSE.
Walhalla, Feb. II, 1857 81 If
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EsEhNEVUE COMPANY.

Ppre Znc and american White Lead, for
which the highest premium was awarded at
the Worlds Fair. n. Y. Sale Agents for
South Carolina. Carmalt e Briggs, in Char
loston For sale at Walholln Ny .e
1OIIM IITSIN
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G. w. B. BOGGS, iAoin rs
Nov. 6, 1857 IL 4
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as necessary to the full development of her
charms rs the shade and the shower are to
the rose, confirming its beauty, and increas
ing its fragrance.
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DIR. Bernhisel.

The Mormon delegate n Congress, Dr. Bernhisel.
N, aoeetlon Of whose excommnnlcation Is sgita-
,er tina, pure and patriotic eonclase, is described
as = little old man. with bald head, spectacies,
and 90 near sighted that when be writes. he
{. Obliged to bend very low upon his desk, aud al
most touch his paper with his nose. II is not
know * how many wives pr. Bernhise. 10 pro-
prie,or, but the meGbers cf Congress seem very
enyioas OF the old fellow.
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h psed.otsd that 10 . fsw yesss there WILLY no
wheat lsnds cultivated In New Fork. ~ this insect
continues its depredatIons Thofe 10 theory that
the weevii |. tho same ss aa Insect which destroys
the Engissh crop, bat warmed into intenser msiig'
nssy BY ons het sun. In England the insect 10 de-
ssroye By another insect And Il Is proposed 70 i'm
rcyt tina latter aud let him icsee npos the farmer
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FANCY GASES received h The Jamestown for
WATSON son. for New Years Gifts. A hand
charged elsewhere SO for. What you buy ut other
places Sr 81 we give you for - cents Pictures from
charged az single ONES. Union case, With picture,
Es 81. MELATNOTYPEs, PANOTYpEs and AM
BR0GRAPHs sent BIZ mail for singie postage. Pic
lures for Locksts, Breastpns and Rings taken: and
Old DaQuerrectyp-s copied Pictures taken rain or
shine 20 per cont. cheaper than any other gallery
Good fires always kept. At WH1TEHCR5T'S cid
Gallery, No. - Main street de- 3S-ims
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naaRiNa INTELLIGENCE.


Fev44 Richmond. Deer 2a-HGaA Uhfes 4 ScrI.
ARRIVED,
schr Josiah Achorn, Merrill. Rockiand, Lime. H.
Libby. go
schr New York. Conever. Philadelphia. soal, PC
sehr Spirit Of the Times, glover. White Point, gra-
vel. Juo viias.
schr Ar tic. Jsnkman, Sswberryport. dsh. A.
Milspaugh.
schr Margaret Phaton. Blizzard. Wilmington.
posdcr, r. Workman b Co.
SAILED, -
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdZe
and passengers. Ludlam Watson.
Sehr Marcin Tribon. Bray. Mstanzss. mdse, q. I.
Workman a Co.
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Christ mas-The Neutrality-suspicious. MIL.
fooaaEsre.Iescx or Tus E.oHMoSD DAILY pzspA.cs


SAVANNAH, Dec. 20. 1857
Christmas has ct last passed. and the bioodsho,
eyes Of a'me of eur '.b boys" tell now u was
-pest. the usua; amcru Of nreerachefs, guDpew-
isf. rockets, &c. destroyed. Everything
-eemed 10 pass # quietly and happily. especially
among the dsrksy p'rtion Of the community. The
merry Christmes massa' OF tho dsrkies sounded
on all sides from happy hearts.
Miss davenport Is playing at the Athenean, but
owing TO tho miserable support she receives from
the stock company, 10 poorly pa.rohised. Our
manager nust Improve his company If he expects
10 succeed. We went last night to see "Adrtenns
performed, and Miss Davenport had to play
"Adrisnhe" and prompter both.
We are soon TO have four Mill 10 operation -
the fret one. bslieve, In Savauneh- IL is to be
worked by eteam
Freghts still dull here
Hhatssrhe majority Of our poor are TO do for food
and civlhiDg this winter. know net. Work is
not 70 be had. Ii as If kind Prov fienoe, In
view Of the suffering that must ensue 10 cold wee-
ther. has kindly bid the snow king back.
Cotton Is Sering little since last European
neas. Prices range from 70 lo]<c.
Weather to-day occl and pleasant. VmHErrs.
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NHrUoRAPHIC NHWA
RnroRTnp roR THE DAILY DfsPATcH.

Fkt% lftJ W bAAu
AiBAST, Dec es.--The weather is cold, and snow
is falling lightly. The steamer Hero has reached
here from New York, after hard passage oi %
hours.s E#ke ~xN ~
scaExarADY, Dec. S--.The westher il mild, with
snow. This Thermometer stands At J1s wind
southeast, with indicHtions Of a change from snow
to rain
Basroy. Dec. cs--e 4. M.--Weather cloudy With
indications Of snow. Wind S. W.
PORTLAND, Ne, Dec. go A. M.--It Is showing
hard here.
ExgrEs, n. H., Doc. ss-e A. m.--The snow u
comiug down thick aud fast here.
FIrcRprRs, Mass, Dec. 2s--s A. MI is snow
Ing heavily hers. Efaa
MosraElL, Dec os--p A.M.-The weather here is
very cold and II Is showing.
BERWICK. Ne, De-. 2s-p A. MA thick snow
storm IL prevailing here.
Sr. Joas, n. B.. Dec. 2s--e A. Mt Is blowing
a gale here from the Southwest. The thermone-
tor stands at II aboSe zero.
HAElraa. Dec. 2s--e A. M.--Ths weather here Is
hsfy, cold and calm.
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ray Srovgs. RANGES, FURNACES, PoRT

ABS GRATIS nd HsATERsl
Dining Room RANGES, with Oven and Boilers
threA sizes.
Rning-koom STOW Els. with Oven and Boilers
three Sizes for wood
Bnng Room ETOv ES, with Oven and Boilers
three sizes, for coal
Dning-Roo STOVES, with Fancy TOP and CON
cealaSi Boilers-four sizes
DnIng-Rsom CRATES, for coal, with Oven and
Boilers, or pain-three sizes
Dining Room AIR-TIGHT STOVES, for wood, with
Oven and Boilers or plain--three sizes
Dnina-Hootn RADIATORS. three sizes. Also.
splendid farlor Radiators
Dining Room PORTABLE HEATERS. with Regis-
ters above, warranted IN suit.
Baltimore Warm AIR HEATERS, With Fines IL
various rooms concealed in chimn- y-peateF aud
better and less expensive than cheap Furnaces.
HALL STOVES aud HEATERS. good article for
warming Easements and passages sizes.
Also a few cHsAP STOVES, Cow priced, new AMI
second Ia nd OF vari6 us kinds.
For sale at the GOVERNOR STREET 5ToyR sT0RH, Bel
WINS new building. BY
de yS-3W GEORGE STARkETT.
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6Ev. WALKERS sURREspgR.--At II o'clock Mon
day morning Gen Walker presen ted himself at the
Msrshals office Ia College placs, N. Y. and Is
qussted 70 be taken iuto Gust dy, in ate rdanes
with lbe agreement IN the nature Of his parole Of
honor. The Tribune says:
Capt. Rynders. after oongratulstiDg Cen. Walker
on bis return took him nominalIy Into custody,
but allowed bin to be ut large On parole until
Tuesday morning, when he will taks him TO
Washington and deliver him up 10 the authorities
there, at the 1eperals own request.
Gen. Walker came In a carrisge. accompanied by
bis counsel -ssrs 7. Y. Meagher aud Campbell and
ny aen. Wheat aud others. it Is rumored that the
General will bs brought before sotas of the
Courts On habeas corpus.
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MssAlEp.-Mjss Matilda Heron. the actress, was
married Sunday evening 10 n. " TO Mr.. Robert
Stoeps, late conductor of the orchestra at Wal.
lacks Theatre. Mira. stoepel will reside short
time In that city. when che will start for Psris
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Tx DTEPATCH.
N0Fecr TO ApvERTIsERs.

slvsssls savnes for the pzssAfes nuss DC ssso
"a by - ssssodk - sN ssesNo~s, 10 oroeI 'e ap
q .ss nexs day. ThA heAvy pressure o. sasef
- ,snts upon tho oolamns o. our paper ~'u 10
:. - mar reoopxiou aftsr the boar nasaed.
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r6g- PowERs' fMprRIAL AaBRoTYF

Mr Powers IMPERIAL AaBROTYPBs.
-THs GEN OF TIE souTv."-We examined number
Of l.keuesse- taken ut POWERS Great Picture Fac
tory yesterday and take great pleasure In repeating
the asserttvo that Mr.. Powers new style Ambro-
typo is the greatest specimen Of art ever produced
in this country; and foE the one hundredth and one
durable Ambrotypes, ut either high or low price,
large ~ small. 20 go to his establishment, and II
YOU are not suited we will willingly pay the cost
His Picture Factory r Isl Msin street, next door
above q. aenuet's yewelry store. de 3o--its
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NEAHnTNn.

On the zlfh. by Rev. Geo. II. Rag. Mr., MATHEW
JENTRf. 81 Hsn0yer Coua1y. and Mr.. MANY q.
RICH ARDS. Of fhis city. Ii
Al the United Presbyterian Church. BY the Rev.
Sir. Red Mr.. JANIS McCOSNAL, and Miss AM
SMITH, both of this city.
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~pUsIIc MEETING IN MANCHESTER

nag PUBLIC MEETING IN MAScHEsTBR-
FREE BRIpss.-A meeting, Of all who may feel an iu
teres in the subject will be held la the town Of Man.
chester, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of January
1885, early candle light, to take INFO consideration
the subject OF FREE BRIDGE to Richmond. This
subject has been privately considered and discussed
for some time in Manchester, and Ii Is determined
not To allow IL to slumb+ longet
Addresses mar be expected from various gentle
men, among whom We Will name the following: r.
G KUHN, Chas. II. Rhodes, James Fisher. Jr., and
Chas +. Friend. We invite sIl the friends OF the
cause to oomE. lde 2a-dtdl FREE BRIDGE.
No. DR.. JOHN B. WALrHALL, (HomUo-
pathist offers his professional services TO the ctf
as Of Richmond and its vicinity. Once at his re-
silence on Leigh street, two doors from sth.
je I-l2ms
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tN TRY
semple's Infallible
BAKING row DER
For sale by az druggists. de %

NY SLAVE issuance
ALBYMARI,E INsU RANCE COMPANY 0FCiAR-
IfTTEsV LILLE. VIRGINIA.
Tais Company insures the lfyes q SLAVES for
noe or four ears o. the most reasonable terms
KNOWLES & WALP0RD, Agents,
g.. 1a-zw Ofice No. 81, Pearl street.
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DOWHATAN HOUSE.
RICH1fOND VIRGINIA

The undersigned having Leased the above pleas
antly situated HOTEL, respectfully begs leave - In
firm his FRIENDS and the TRAY ELLING PUB
LIC that he viii open for their accommodation On
the first day Ut January, lsA
necessary to say anything In regard TO Its location
for the information Of st.ngsrs he would state that
il il DELIGHTFULLY."- situated upon tho highest ground
Ia the City, Fronting three OF principal streets.
VIZ: Brnsd Csnifoi and Eleventh streets. opposite
the CITY HALL aud the CAPITOL SQUARE, In
winch il the state Capitol. tie Washington Monu-
roent and the Governors Mansion.
II is conveniept 10 the POST OFFICE, the BANKS
CrsTbM HOUSE, &C.
The Table will be supplied with the best the Mar.
kets afford and every esertiou will be used 10 contii
bute To the comfort Of his guests.
desa-d2wcwr VIM. III. FRY.
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18 MILLINERY Goops-SPBCIAL No
T1cH-The ohAcribtr will from the LIST day Of Jsnu-
airy. I<S, cell ScluslvrIy sos CASH
The stock viii be weekly replenishtd with the
choicest goods and sOd at fair rernunerative prioes
n. @. BARTON, 100 Main ct.
de 2Lf2t Near lsth street.
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VIZ q yosTEs. ESQ. Is tho Agent t,r the pAssf
MspArua 10 Nssfak. the circulation o. ths paper
80 as.s.x IA v>sSAi - an sxtent demanding per-
.,ns an .Usico 10 10 dstnbcsiou. the ocecttcn O.
dass. -.
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Nes. ExEouroR's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FrsNIrrRv, AT ArcrIos.-Attention ID requested &c
INV ala Of Household and Kitchen Furniture. THE
MORNING. commencing az Ioo'clock. at the late
residence ofNancy Royal 90 Broad stree. between
anh and clst streets.
By order Of the Executor.
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TIE OPINION IN WASHINGTON or GENERAL
WALKERS CAPTURE

WAsarNGroS, Deo. 2a.--The public mind here Is a.
high pitch of excitement with regard to the re-
suit Of the capture of Walker and his men In Nc
sragua- The general impression is that Commo-
dors Panlding executed his instructions and that
his conduct will bs questioned by Court Martial.
Gen. Walker will arrive here tonight, when he
will be sort Of "prisoner Of state
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ARABIAN HoasEs.--six pure Arabian blood stal
lions have been brought to New York city by Capt
Lane, late OF the combined American aud English
companies engaged In raising the gunken vessels
Of war III the harbor of sebastopra. They are d.
rect from the Oars csvaly stables, and cost sigh
Teen Thousand dollars.
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The announcement that Capt. Uriah F. Levy and
Commodore J. s. Chaunoey have ben restored to
tie active service list Ia the United States Navy is
premature.
Brigham YoonE has Increased his haren Of ser
'hfy I'VE white wives, by adding to it nteen young
sRd beautiful giris
ksv. Mr.. hsttoeb, of Boston. preached to a crow.
ded congregation In :he Norfolk street Raptis.
church at hsw York, Sunday.
The Democratic Ticket for state officers In Mime
sofa 10 asoertaine 10 bs elected. Messrs. Ris and
Shields we're elected Senators the 10Th.
Texas papers announce tbs death OF Exlicy. L.
q. Runnels Of that otaCe.
The Rhode Island Banks will rusnoe spects pay.
nents on the Ilth proximn
There is great excitement In Mobile Ala, In ooa-
sequence Of the capturs Of Walker.
Edwin Dcoth is playing IN Memphis, Tenn
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ARREST FOB FORGERY.

Bosros, Dee 2s-John W. Macy, Of Nantucket,
has he,n arrested In New Bedford, charged with
obtaining $1-5O0 on forged letter of acceptance,
purporting TO I've signed b. Josiah Macy sons, of
New York
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o. rms RICHMOND pAnr pssrAfeu.I

NcayoIx, Dc. 18th, isa7.
Contrary 70 our expectations, business has been
quite active to day, and we notice the arrival OF
q veseeis. bringing t4SD busbels OF corn which
ranges y shade higher to-day. We quote whits 81
cts, yellow 20 oents, being an advance of cents
since our last quotations. In addition We note
the arrival to-day Of 40 bales Of cotton, and 10000
slaves.
Three disasters arc reported: Schr Frank. from
Wilmington, \. c.. bound TO Norfik, with lumber,
Ia ashore on Carrituck Beach; schr. I. q. Waite,
from Boston, TO Norfolk, went ashore on 18th inst
on Cape Henry: achr. g u. Waterbury. from Alta
kspas. La, TO New York. with sugar and molassee,
Is reported ashore. The Messrs. Baker have gone
to their assistance.
The ffth lecture Of the course WAS delivered at
Institute Hall. on Saturday evening, by Professor
Salrne. OF Columbia College, New York, upon Ora
tory--as illustrated 10 the style of Doctor Cha!-
mers. IL was a noble effort, and worthy the ex-
allied powers and extensive learning OF the eistin-
eul-hed Lecturer.
Owing TO the commsDdable cforts Of our City
COLLECTOR. tbs cstys hrances are In prosperous
condition, and the intcreet her eutire debt will
be paid on che LES January, proxino. besides meet
Ing tbs large local demands upon her purso tor
monthly salaries. repairs Improvements, DC.
On Christmas day we had n heavy rain, which
lasted ali day. Since then. however, the weather
has been "clesr ami COOL" threatening Snow this
afternoon We expect an active week 10 spite OF
the numerous opposing influences, and full at
tendance on change sTery morning
TrEspAY MoRsis,. O'Clock. Dec. 9Th.
Are broke out about ! - A. NJ, In q largs frame
building on Church str~er, next TO the Hospital Of
st. Vincent de Paul. and immediately opposite the
head ef Butte street. Although the Rops was
promptly on the spot, followed by the other COM
panies the huuse was entirely consumed. II Was
the property Of MIR. John z. Whitehurst, who
moved out yesterday, having rented 1t to another
gentleman who was TO have rsmoved thither to-day,
but ths incendiary's torch has spared hin, the
trouble. Il was insured In the Mutual.
We hope, for the sake af the Insurance Compe-
MES, that the Legislature will do something with
that bill 70 enquire into the origin of late res in
NofSik."
We noticed, while at tho are, lumber Of mas.
quersdss dressed of In aislost every style. a.
Dukes Lords. Psui Pry's, Live f~ngees. Beggsfs,
&C., who had evidently been enjoying themselves
at the mxnsicn Of some % our husptable citizens,
engaged in tripping on ths light fantastic toe, or
nc the festive board, aud iE gruops Of five or rix
might been seen surne OF Norfolk's fsire-t Dsugh-
tsrs, who he'd svtd-n lily been inter ruptsd 10 me
pleasant fvte, and bad turned ous to see
the fire. psRcvsHcS.
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n.y. SPECIAL NoTIcE.--The attention
of housekeepers Is requested 10 gale THIS DAY.
at 10 O'Clock, at the residence Of Mr. s. Camp, 90
Dc 20 L. b. COOK CO.. Auets-
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va On JoHH B. WALTHALI. (Hommo.
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

HfA- SHERIFFALTY OF HgSRICo.-l am
candidate for reelection To the Office 81 SHERIFF
a Henrico JEo. A. HUTCHINSON.
de lp-titds
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BOARDING, &c.

DOARDING.--We respectfully inform
IL members Of the Legislature aud others. that
We have several very comfortable vacant ROOMS in
our House. on the South side of Grace street, just
above 9TH where they will be pleased to receive ap-
pl.cations +. b. Il N. j. MURRAY.
de 30-dss
DAY B0ARDERS can be accommodated
~ with good BOARD and the comforts Of homo,
BY applying at No. I34 Main street, Richmond.
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MoyEsssET or rE,css.--fise companies Of Colo
Del summers Regirsnt Fret Cavalry have, within
tow weeks past, been ordered from Fort Lesven
worth 20 Fort Riley x. T.. and have tsken quar-
ers at sad post for tho winter. Fort Riley, by
ut. addition Is now gsrrisonea By ssx eompantes
-ofsccrs Is fbikoas:
astcr w u. Emory, ist Cavalry, ccmDandine
Post and ist Regiment Cavalry.
Assistsnt surgsea H. III. Coolidge. Medical officer.
ompany !, 9th Infantry. Bvt. Major l.. :. Armis-
tead. Capssin 9th Infantry.
cmnsny A, lat cavalry, Capt, w. ". r Bshii lst
Lisak. ,. ". Perkins.
ea.r.Hy b. isl .avalry, Capt. D. 3. sa<kes, let
LIEUT.. y. starktpn.
ossvAny u ist cavalry. lat Ltect. D. a etaaAey.
"a Lbat. l. I loinAx, Post Adjusanf.
'oInpsaly @, Ist cavalry. ID Lent. o. II Bayerd
SompsIy II isf Cavalry, Gapt. T. w. n. Newby, lat
Lieut., Jss. h1tutsrs. 4. 4. Qpsrtsrtnaassy. ssa
A. &C r. u Lisas. = lopg.
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ma. SPECIAL NOTICE. esk attention
70 nv GALE Of Groceries, Bacon. &C.. 1nIS DAY. at
10 O'Clock The assortment y large and worthy or
notice r. CAUTHoRE. Auctioneer.
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81 convenient residence having seven good ruouas,
sly with grates arr ia kitchen with rooms for ser
wants fuel g.. upon the los: and the lot has two
convrnisD entrances TO it, situated Broad street
between 24th and 18th streets. Apply 10 B. 4. P0R-
T1AFX. over Mr.. <. A. J. Clopton's Office, or n
r. C. LARUS,
de u No "a Main
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THE CENTRAL HOTEL

THE CENTRAL HOTEL
Il RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Situated at the Of Grace and 9Th streets 'front.'
ing the Northwest corner Of the Capitol Square and
neAr 10 the ashin stou Monument, will be In readl-
ne ss to receive guests ON the let January. lSss.
The locality In print OF oontiguity to business,
being adjacent 70 the Capisfd. Banks Ccstom House
Merchant Mills, and Warehouses together with its
l,eaithfanoss, because OF the beautiful promenade
afforded by he Public Grounds immediately In sfoDs,
render Ii At once attractive.
With such advantages the proprietor appreciates
lis responsibility In undertaking to the puhli
TO which, he gives assurance q ample supplies
and the sssduous attention 10 the wants Of all
who may favor him with their company.
do 1S-tits FRANCIS J. SMITH, Proprietor.
2. j. 2. would be happy to receive calls frota
members Of the Legislature spd others. who might
wish toengsge rooms before the opening dsy.
CLIFTON H0USE.--H. T. COOK
" having taken this well known house. situated on
ifth street. sha Exchange, h NOW prepared To
Accommodates Buivders on favorable terms as any
other first class Boarding House in the city. He has
two or threelaree rooms well eioeetted aud In every
respect suitable for families which he would ike
have occupied.
A few day Boarders can be accommodated
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