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THE LARGEST CHAIR

THE LARGEST CHAIR
A ND FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT IN
n TIE -MATHlOTS GAY STREET
Wan Enooas, No. % and u NoRTu GAY STREET,
near FArE1rE, where is kept always on hand, or
made to order, every style Of French TErE-A-
TETEs. in Plush. Hair Cloth, or Brocatelle
French Full Stuff and Medallion PARLoR Arm
CHAIRS, Carved PARLoR CHAIRS, in SITS; SoFAs--
half French Spring Mahogany and Walnut Parlor
CHAIRS; RoCKIXG CHAIRS, SrurF SPRING LouNG-
Es, CHAMBER SUITS, CANE CnArEs and RocKlSG
CHAIRS; Bathroom, Office and Dining CHAIRS, in
Oak. Walnut or Mahogany, with Cane. Wood or
Stuffed Seats, Wood SEAT CHAIRS and sErTEEs
ard ROCKING CHAIRS.
Gilt and plain frame Looking Glasses of every
variety. and all kinds Of Beds and Hair and liusk
Mattresses. A. MAIlllOT,
Nos 25 and 81 North Gay St, Lear Fayette,
May l6 ly BALrlMoRE
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A Desirable Property

~ L Il L ~ - 4 IL ~
THE subscriber offers for sale the house
l. and lot of half an acre on which he re-
sides; in the
Village ofMc Britk Meeting House,
Cecil county Nd.
The Improvements are q neat. new, and
1-m-l substantial frame dwelling, IL
tE-3taYN 4 by - feet, two stories and attic,
ssaS ias| conveniently divided, painted
60 ss.es3a and papered, with back building
attaceed with pump of first rate water
therein. A good Carpenter shop ii b. %
feet, stable, carriage house &c, under one
roof Ii by 80 feet, and all other necessary
out buildings, garden and yard fences all new
and in good repair; there is also quite nun
Der Of choice fruit trees, vines, Sc, in a
thrifty condition.
This property is cligibly situated and ad-
mirably adapted to the wants of almost any
Of the mechanical branches, and will be sold
at very moderate price to good purchas-
cr. ROBERT ii. ENGLAND.
March DIST If. 1857.
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THE CASH SYSTEM.
CIV SAEs;L AN EssyAL CHANCE

r WOULD say to my old customers and the
L. Public that | have opened store on
North street, opposite where my old one
was burned, where ! will do strict CASH
Business. believing it to be to the interest
to both the buyer and seller.
BY buying for Cash [ can buy at least 6 per
cent cheaper. and by selling for cash | can
afford to sell 10 per cent less than on credit,
giving my customers chance to save IL
cents on every dollars worth they buy
MY Stock consists Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HATS. AND CAPS.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Cedar &c. To my stock Of Groceries | will
give particular, attention to have them fresh
and in quantities to suit customers. Smoked
Beef Clipped Beef, small Baggcd Hams, good
Coffee, Sugar and Molasses, can always be
had at city prices. The Motto is Quick
Sa les and Small Profits. Come or send once
and try, we have but one cash price on our
Goods JACOB B. ASH.
N. B.-Country Produce taken in ex-
change for Goods at cash prices.
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Eldridge's Clothing Stores

Como list TO this jingle We men of great lcre ,
And learn something new that yo nc'cr learned
before;
sing not of books. ror saGta. nor yorc,
But of Il. II, EIDRlDHE'S CLornlNG SroRt,
s. E. Cor. IN aud Maiket Streets.
Where arc Pants piled on Vests full many score,
And g1rbs in profllson in front Of the door,
And customers standing all thick on the hoor,
That's T. H. Eldrdsc's Clothing store,
S. Z. Cor. 7h aud Market 81.
Now keep down your laugh while in thunder roar,
A lay to the tune of Rory o More;
A gent from the country with gnrmonts all tore
Had heard Of our fame and this town did explore.
door.
And in making his entrance was not any slower.
And smile lurcl his face as by thunder he swore,
He had found L. II. Edridses Clothing Store,
Mar ii ly 5. L. Cor. 9TH and Market st.
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STOVES! STOVES!

A LDRIDGE & Co., are now receiving
N their fall supply Of Cootine"and Parlor
Stoves, among which are to lie found the
Royal cook fat Top, three sizes; the Globe
Ar-tight for wood or coal the Belle of the
states the Royal Enlarged Fire Box, for
wood the GirAr Air-tight for coal or wood
the Golden Cook for wood, improved the
Woodland Home, Il beautiful wood Stove,
an entirely new pattern. elevated oven, and
Il great variety OF other cooking Stoves, not
named, all superior Bakers, to which
we invite the attention Of all persons want
ing stoves, as we know that we can sell them
as low as they can be bought in any other
market We have. also, Il glcat variety Of
paror and Hall Stoves, both for wood and
GOAL.
The Public are Respectfully Invited to
call and examine our assortment, where can
also be found Il great many Housekeeping
articles srch as smoothing Irons, cast Iron
llullowwarc, Tined aid porcclaine lined for
preserving purposes, Glass Globe Lanterns,
Fluid Lamps, Japaned Tin ware, Frehch
Wash Bowls, Britannia Table and Tea Spoons
Iron table and baSting do. Waffle Irons,
Soap stone Griddes, Sheet Zinc Dicken-
sons Patent Butter Ci urn, a very superior
article Charcoal and Stone coal Furnaces,
&c, all OF which will be sold on accommoda-
ting terms, at the ELkTON S I o V i
HOUSE, corner Main and Bridge streets.
Eiktcn, Sept. y, ALDRlDGE Co.
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NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,
No "A Witliam Street, NcW York

LcNVeMktelM, H4t1HnhHnN, UO.,
TTave opened New Stock of Goods at
IL their Store in Elkton, opposite the Foun-
tain Hotel, consisting of a Large assortment
of Clothing of all varieties which they offer
at the lowest prices for CASH Purchasers
are requested to examine their stock and
they will not fail to be, pleased.
Their Stock includes Men and Boys cloth
ing Of all kirds, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Boots,
shoes, Gloves, &c &c, ..
DyThey also keep large stock of Jewell
ry, and repair watches and Jewelry to or
der
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
WILL be sold ID, at ,nl priyat' c Sale r7t Farm r"
Christiann, Del. 2 miles from Elkton, con
tanning FIFTY ACRES, more or less e
acres to be reserved on the north east
cnd.) 1t has q portion Of WOODLAND
and comfortable House, good Barn 4
and other out buildings. Persons JLEtrA
fishing to examine this property will dI;sifiA
and the subscriber on the premises. 'l4SHi Z
Possession will be given on the 25th Of
March next.
The conditions arc, 5000 on the day of
sale, $500 on the 25th of March, 1853, $500
on the 25th of March, 1869, and the balance
may be secured by mortgage for limited
time at option ofthe holder. The credit pay
mcnt to bear interest.
Oct. 21-tf JESSE UPDEGROTE.
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Family Groceries, Provisions
NEW STORE In ELkTON!
On Main st. Nearly opposite
the Old Bank.


ENIIE subscriber respectfully announces tc
L the people Of EIkton and its vicinity
that he has opened New Store on the CASH
PRINCIPLE, and now offers for sale at the
lowest CASH rates Il first rate assortment OF
Family Groceries including all the varieties
kept in Retail Stores. Also well selected
stock OF
T,EsY GOODS,
Quccnsware, Hardware, Cutlery, Fancy
Goods, &c, &c.
Farmers please take notice that he has on
hand a good lot Of Shovels, Spades, Corn
Hoes, llay-forks; and he intends to keep on
hand various other articles used by Farmers.
lie Also has Fish-Salt, Bacon, and good
assortment Of Brandts. Wines and other Lii
qusrs, Wholesale and Retail.
His whole Stock is selected with great care,
and he respectfully invites all persons to call
and examine and judge for themselves.
Q7~Country Produce taken in exchange
for Goods at the highest market prices.
WILLIAM McCLELLAND,J r.
May ., If
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

FENITE undersigned duly, appointed EN-
IL amrers y to view and determine the
propricty of uniting Veazey's and Pearce' 8
Nccks, by the location ola road proposed to
commence +" near the foot or western ehd OF
Bosen's Lane in Feazey's Neck, and run
through the lands of Ilezekiah Price, decd,
to the divisional line between the farms OF
George W. Oldham and John W. Morgan,
Esqs., by and with said line to the end there
of, and thence through John W. Morgan's
land to Joseph Megill's lands thence to the
Pearce's neck road - hereby give notice
that they will meet at the proposed begin
ming of said road, on WEDNESDAY, the 23rd
day of December, next, at TO O'Clock a. M,
to discharge the duty devolving upon them
by virtue Of their commission.
JOHN WROTH,
G. M. EIDRlDGE,
JOHN HUSFELT,
Nov. q, 1S57-5w. Examiners.
T EINAU'S Super Phosphate of Lime fol
IL sale by ii. 8. SITES.
TIMOTIY SEED, for sale by
H. S. Sites.
StYRUP. Lowering Setam Syrup for sale by
- T. DRENNEN x cos
RUCK WHEAT FLouR.nFor sale, at
nRIED APPLES, at
l. y. mUWN, Jr's.
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

T5VT1E subscriber has received large and
i. well selected STOCK or GOODS. The
public are respectfully invited to call and
examine. B. L. MAY.
Elkton, Oct II, 1857.
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Attention Heusekeepers!
E.cmr and Feed store,

| rINilE subscriber having purchased the entire in
| 1 ttrcst of Mathews and johnson, in the newly
/ I,,1,n
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CHAD, trimmed in hall rres; Brans"
= Herring in bbls fos sale by'
rs STITES
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|tLOTHING Observation-Disclosures Coats
\ for men and boys, very cheap. Just from the
city For sale ut E. BROWN. Jr's
NJERIMAC CALICOES.---A large supply of
lNl those fast colors, Mermac Calicoes, in store
now at j. BROWN, Jr's.
T,NGLISI PRINTS.-Bcauful and good Mt
T. T. BROWN Jr's
DLEACliED Muslin, cheaper than ever. at
- L. BROWN Jr's.
DED Twlled Flannel and plain Red Flannel,
IL cheap at b. BROWN, Jr's.
CENTLEMEN S Flannel Shirts and Brave s.,
VI chsau at & BROWN, Jr's
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NEW FALL AND WiNTR GOODS
For Meu and Boys wear,

At VERY LOW PRICES, At
JOHN V. TE RRY'S
Wholesale and Retail Cloth store,
81 " 2nd. ST. Philadelphia.
CONSISTING Of English, French, Ger
" man and American Cloths, Cassimers
and Doeskins of the VERY BEsr MAKES
Beavers, Pilots, Fclts and Coatings in variety
Satincts, Kentucky Jeans, Corduroy's &c.
Also, Satin, Silk, Velvet, Valentia, and
Cashmere Vestings Of al kinds and styles,
also Tailors Trimmings, &c. Particular at
tenlion paid to the Tailor trade lst Cloth
store IN Ind. St. below Arch, east side.
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GLENN DALE

FOR S ALE
YIyIIIS beautiful Estate will be sold a bar
l. gain 1t is situated two miles north west
from Elkton and contains
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Land and Lots for Sale,

IT. II. M 7 OIlIIIII,
Nov. 81, 1S51-lm. Clerk
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DEALING WIN A SLAVE, without the

DEALING WITH SLAVE, without the
consent Of his master violation Of the laws Of
the state, and should be rigidly enforced. The
Mayer Is frequently annoyed by the complaints Of
servants against certain persons who ssiI them
goods, and then seize and retain both goods and
money, and he is determined to break up the prae-
tice Of dealing with slaves, he can do So Haby
person buy or receive from, or sell to . SERVANT,
goods, wares and merehapdise, without the consssi
OF hs master. he 10 not only liable TO be nned $40
for 50 doing, but the law says he shall forfeit 70 the
master four times the value Of the article bought
sold or received. Under this Law Moses Pike, 3
clothier, was fined $40 by the Mayor, iur peraaif-
tug his son sampson TO cell pair Of paass,eaps
to negro slave, without the consent OF BIN MASTER
the son readily acknowledging that be had made
the trade, bnt afterwards Cancelled it. - -
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AH $40 REwARD.--Ran away from

NV
IN the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Said ne
~ gro was bought by John Saunders, fs.., of
-1zk. Loretto. Essex county, Va. who sent him TO
hUuHIoHd. TO my rare, and furnished him with a
pass 10 60 and see his wife, and return In ono week
iron the date Uf the pass which dated early in
hepteTnber last. His wifv then living in Ches-
,esisid county. near Petersburg. The above named
negro was enancipsied by the late Thos O. Ta yor.
Will give the above reward, II delivered to In
Rohmotd. OF TO aobn Saunders, at InTetto in Essex
ccaniy. Va. WM. s. PHILLIPS.
he S-ks
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NEw WAY TO COLLECT A Drur-Job,

New WAY TO CoLLECT A DEBr.-John
Emmory, the master Of sail vessel lying In tho
deck. appeared Before the Mayor yesterday % an
swer the charge Of threatening to assault j. n.
Lewis, eiotbier on South Main street near Oath -
The cause Of the difficulty, as stated by Lewis, was
this Last Monday afternoon Emmory went into
the store OF Lewis to purchase a coat. and fndinx
one that suited him In price, tried It ON. Whit
pulling the cloth to examine Its strength, he sccA-
dentelly effected rent in It because Of its rotten
ness, and then refused to purchase the garment
With this, Lewis locked his doors and made I'm.
mory prisoner, declaring that he would hold him
In duraDce until the coat waa paid for. After ro-
naming In the "lock up for nearly an hour, Eu-
mory got alad TO take note TO bis friend, Capt.
John Z. Fitchett, informing him Of his situation
Capt +. at once got few acquaintances TO scconsz
psny him. and on their arrival at the store Of
Lewis had sEmmory released. Finding that 10
could not force money out Of Emmory b. the
course5pursued, Lewis then procured peace war
rant, which the Mayor promptly dismissed, after
hearing the statement ef the complainant. I,
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LOTTERIES.
CwAN 4 co.'s LoTTERIEs~MAG-

CwAN- & co.'s LOTTERIES. Mac
30 l. l. \ RS3!- The following schesne will he
drawn by 5 SWAN Co. Managers Of the Fort Gaines
Academy Lottery in each Of their Lotteries for Jan
slri, lass, at Augusta, Ga, 20 which city they
ave removed their r.incipaI office:
GLASS ta,
10 Se drawn ia tae city Of Augusta Ga IN public
sAxUkDAY, JANUARY 2p. IS,S.
CLASS %
o. eYawn In the city OF Augusta Ca, IN public on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9fH, ISIS
CLAsS IL,
70 be drawn IL the city OF Augusta, ga In public on
kATU URDAY, JANUARY 10Th. lSS.
N GLASS y,
10 obe drawn 10 fe city of Augusta. Ga, in public on
HATURnAY, JANUARY Esd, ls5s.
CLASS p,
- ba drawn IN the city OF Augusta Ga in public on
SATURDAY. JANUARY 3rTH, is5s.
on TRE Plan or SINGLE NUMBERS
$500 PRIZFSl
Nsarig On, Pre- 10 EeeTy Mn Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl
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WOODF1N's sPECIFICI-FOR

- OffhUNIU THRUSH AND UTSPEPEIA-
The proprietor of this Specific, has been aware of
its virtues for sevesal years. having frequently made
small quantities for gratuitous distyib,tion to the
afflicted. lie had no idea of oferintlo the public
in this form, until he urged 70 do 20, by those
who had been cured by its use. He now, with great
indicated. namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspepsia
not as general panacea for all the ills esh is heir
Of ssle. $50 '1' f''''o'
Manufactured and sold by e. WOoDFIN 9Th
street. Church Hill price 81 per bottle or bottles
for s.. For sale also, by GRUBBs Il APfgRsoy: r. 7
PIooT j. ". POLLARD, lith street: and DR. SNELIINas
corner OF Broad and 25th streets, Church Hill,
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DESPERATE CHARAcTER.--A sailor call

DESPERATE CHARAcTER.--A sailor CALL
Ing himself Thomas W. White and hsi,ing from
the land of Yankee notions, was captured and
Gagged by the watchmen last Monday night, for be-
ing drunk and riotous In the street, and for as
sanltiag William Tullis. White, when arraigped
before the Mayor yesterday, seemed to look upon
his conduc. the night before NJ pleasant holiday
under lock and key II he could not give ball plead
as an exteDuation that be was q stranger and knew
no one to whom he could apply for aid. llis slo.
qnence, however. was poorly appreciated, and hs
was therefore turned over to the Sergeant for safe
keeping |et EsbEF
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WRECK OF THE BRIG GoLpEs AGE--By an arrival
at Baltimore from 81. Thomas, u report has been
received that the schr. Reindeer, arrived there
from Baltimore, fell in with the wreck of the brig
Golden Age, of Halifax, on the 2lst of November
in lat. % %, long. 81 23 and took off j. Nickerson
the sole survivor, whosSod been on the wreck II
d8ys.
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"a FALL TRADE, 1867.
EX GEO. j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,.

-tt 10. ~, PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA.
We are now receiving our Fall importations per
china William Penn. Annapolis. Robert Mills,
sstY ct Brooklyn. &c. and per steamers and vessels
Glasses plated goods. Block Tin, Britannia and Ja
panned Ware &c, Sc., which make up stock tn
largest and NEST complete have ever offered, ana
10 which invite the attention of the trade. Our
ST ck has been selected with special regard TO the
ysals OF the merchants of Virginia, North Caroiind
and anDessee. Oar facilities being unsurpassed.
are NJ ssRared to offer goods ON as good terms as
any re-pac king house ia the country.
serchants passing through our city who buy goods
North are respectfully requested tocail and examine
our stock as satisfied they save the risk
and sxpenses on goods by giving US their orders.
Great care taken In filling all orders, and none
the best packers employed. ,
NJ u-zkors Ware atf factory
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MuEpER-The Fife Of .Sre, Rus5osd..-At the
southeast corner of Main and Commerce streets
s.ands gloomy looking dilapidated house, above
ths Level OF the street The house IL kept by n
tall, stout Irish woman, who ia known by The
name OF Big Mary the only name for her that
we could learn. Big Mary and the purlieus of her
gloomy habitation are celebrated In thu neighbor
hood from their connection with their deeds OF
blood and death. Big Mary, as We are informed by
the police, to whom she and her house are well
known, Is living with her seventh husband Three
OF her husbands have met with violent deaths. be.
Ing killed in or near the "dark house of blood ~
son met the same sanguinary fate, also near his
mothers gloomy habitation The other three hus-
bands died of cholera or other diseases. A week
ago nephew of alary's,a fine looking young Irish.
man OF tventy-one, became a boarder with bis
aunt, in the fatal house. Last night, soon aiter
dark, just AS some dozen boarders had concluded
supper, crash was heard in the grocery, and the
upper part OF the door was split and partly iorcsd
in The whole party, with Que exception, remained
seated without any curiosity to the cause of the
attack. on any desire to protect the property oil
their hostess. Twenty minutes after this, Peter
Conmsgher, Dig Mary's nephew, went out at the
sido door; he soon CAME in again, exclaiming
am shot;" fell into one of the boarders' arms and
instantly Gied. But by whom he was murdered is
"a mystery.--usmphis Appeal, 19n.
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PooR REVENGE a late hour last

PooR RxvENGE.--At q late hour last
Monday night, gentleman hitehed his riding
horse TO post near market bridge, while he went
in search of physician to attend sick member OF
his family On his return he found that his bride
reins had been cut close 10 the bit, and thseEtks
horse had been driven OF. As q matter of courpe
he had 10 hasten home on foot. and on arriving
there, found that the anima, had preceded him.
and was waiting TO be turned into HIS stable
Such an act was too contemptibie 20 have been per-
petrated for sport, and by delaying the gentleman
IA search of aid for sick person, might hare been
the cause Of death.
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NEGRO HIRING AND uENkkAL

- AGENCY.--The subscriber offers his services
the ensuing year his friends AMI the public gene
rally. for the purpose Of HIRING OUT NE1KDE- 3,
RENTING 0Uf HOUSES. COLLECTING CLAIMS.
&c. Prompt returns made In every case. lie win
andcayor to sccurc fair prices and good homes for
servants sent to his and give all necessary at
tcntion 10 them In case OF sickness Office no 3,
Main and Franz lin streets Richmond, Va
THUS. j. BAGBY
He refers by permission to the following gentle
men: Messrs Dandridge q Hart, Tinsley. Tatdy &
O., Hun, Bros. VI l. strst,on, n. r. Spence and
Iohn Baghy. Alexander Dudley and Robt. Pollard
Of King and Queen; WHl. NJ. tiary of King William
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GEO. W. II. TYLER, ..-..
VI AGENT TO HIRE OUT NEGROES,
u Y OT-T UnUgtS

/ lAE-Ni w L 1OkHIa1 ~AA'b ON'1hbSA NA'hhAhA'
The subscriber offers his services to the public as
agent 10 hire out nesroes rent out houses collect
claims, sell Wheat, Corn, flcur and Tobacco, on the
/ usGa tefms.
| have been the superintendent of city property.
and police officer In Richmond, for the last seven
years and il is prchumed from my knowledg ge ri the
inhabitants of Kjchnond, that shall be greatly as-
sisted thereby i'll getting good and responsible homes
for servants. snd responsible tenants for houses.
| References-the citizens of Richrncud generally.
| Office ON Marshall street, Vt to the sew Market
| hay sca;es q. W. III. TYLER,
| deig-im Agent and Collector.
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RUNAwAYs.

CT kANAWAY-Fromthe subscriber.
&Nen the 2tth Sovefaber q negro boy. named
~ hENhf. k9nletimes calls himself Hear
-s-Aa stewsrt, he about u years old. feet tc
Intelligent looking. and 81 sks with Northein AZ.
M. there are several spots his left arfl rlade
~ inserting fnciaa ink. His teeth one of hsch.,as
tFFI fSentiy extracted from the lower Jaw on the
rSht side. are stained dark. and .e has sone;hinc
Ne stSe on the inner side OF the lower eye lid lie
Sursssea Ia safasnose TO Nhich place ho is proba.
hil entesvnstng "a make his escape
reward ~ TIM DOLLARS will he paid If he Is
Nrf.reheEded in the county Of H.nFica or city If
Rschmond. snd TWENTY DOLLARS il taksn any
ners cise u the state rpen his livery 20 The sab
ocanty. besng lodged In jail so that be can get
hin.
de Ie-Stsv3w HENRY cox.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-30

BAD CoSDITfeS. streets could not
bs ia worse condition than the present, and. many
Of the crossings are almost impassabie. The cham
gang might be profitabIy employed I'm openisg H.
cutters and scraprg the crossiDsss No thse psEscns
might pass without getting into the mud ofes their
shoe teEe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-30

LANcAsrERiAN ScHooL.---Mr. j. n.
Gates, was, on Monday afternoon, sieeted b ths
Board OF Trustees OF this School, 20 the efnce of
Principal Of the Male pspartmsnt, In place Of Mr..
n. ). fieassnts. Mr.. Plrassnts, siter having held
this position for several years With credit % hin
self and usefulness 10 the School, was eo0pslls1
by III health 10 rss;gu-much 20 tbs regret Of the
patrons aud Trustees cf the School t.s =