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The slave Trade.

II recent advfces ara to be believed, that humane
and exemplary people. the French, are actively en-
gagged In resiying the slave trade. Lord Clarendon
10 said to have expressed an opinion to recent
dsputation that the French apprenticeship system
amounted substantially TO the slave trade. hut
what the British Government proposes to do about
It does not 20 clearly appear. We have already
published an extract from letter written by an
ofsosr on board the United States ship Dale which
speaks of o rumor that the French Government
bad actually made contract with an agent or fac
tor at Congo fo- twenty thousand negroes thirty
dollars per head. Perhaps the British Governme MT
viii follow suit IN good tina, and 1t may then be
come important to know whether this Is to be q
free fght.
In the mean tina, British and American vessels
sss industrionsly employed la carrying uufortu.
nate Cinnamon by thousands and tens of thousands
- hopeless slavery. Many OF these poor Chinese
are educated and hgh-spiritsd men, deluded and
sntrapped by the voluntary feature of the oontrac,
which they sign before leaving home, and keenly
sensitive to the ignominity and horror OF the ser
wills condition into which they thrust ut oncs
soou ~ the voysga - ended. Where 10 the human
fly Of England, q France, Of the North, that II
slssps when such atrocities are perpetrateds
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Samuel Rankin, old fireman of Baltimore,
died on Saturday night.
There are a large number OF small pox cases in
Baltimore at this time.
Mosely Green, tried for the murder of Doles, in
Columbus, Ca, has been acquitted.
Sparks, AM, has been elected Mayor Of Macon,
Ga.
Fifty gamblers have been notified to leave the
city of Dubuque, Iowa.
Fits Green Ealleck, the American poet, is it is
said, about to publish new poem.
There were Sol deaths in New York last week
small pox 10; consumption 81.
John Hyde, the ex-Msrmon, 10 in Columbia, S.
c., delivering his anti-Mormon lectures.
The U. S. steamer San Jaeinto was at Shanghai,
Oct. 7th.
Vim. williams convicted at Harrisburg, Pa, OF
the murder Of d. Hendricks, was, on Friday last,
sentenced to be hung.
The Governor of Michigan has called extra
session Of the Legislature OF that State. What
the exigency is which induces this call is not sta
tad
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TOYS, TOYS, TOYS.

We have opened one of the largest assortments OF
goods for the Christmas Holidays that has been Of
fered for many years. We have everJ article that
the LITTLE POLK eau wish
Toys, of China. Glass Iron, Brass. Tin Lead, Wood,
India Rubber and Con position
Toy Horns, Drums, Whips, Canes, swords, Bows and
Arrows
Games, Grace Hoops. Magnet Toys, Building Blocks.
Magic Lanterns
Sleighs, Carts, Hobbies, Carriages, Tables Chairs,
Bureauxs, &c. k~ey
Doll- ofChina Kid Crying, Wax. Linen Bodies. Hats
Shoes, Arms dc
Work Boxes, " rtIhg Desks, Back CANNON Boards
Pocket Books, Card Cases, Purses, Catas, Bags,
Baskets &c.
Chinese Curiosities Foreign Shells, Idols &c.
Fans Beads, Bracelets, Necklaces, and other Fancy
Goods
China, Terra Gotta Pariau, Alabaster and Lava Va
ses; Pitchers. Card Baskets, Ink Stands, Match
Boxes. Coiognes, Figures. &c.
Bohemian Cut aud Pressed DecauteTs Goblets Wines
Tumblers. Bowls, Pitchers, Preserves, Salts, SUI
gars Galleries, Lamps, and an endless variety of
such goods
French aud English China and Earthen Tea Sets
Dinner Ware Pitchers. Plates, Dishes Bowls
cups and Saucers, Toilet Ware
Together with our Usual assortment of Brushes,
Wood aud Willow Ware, Housekeeping Goods, Fan
land al Articles making 1t of the best pla-
cas find every any article, 1T very cheaprates.
as the stock is very large, and will sell low to re-
duce it, THOMAS L. ANGUS Il CO.
de 22-3t I67, opposite Exchange Bank.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-isnate.-Mr. Wilson, of
Mass, introduced bill, to appropriate the pro.
ceeds Of 100000 acres of land, for the bdneft of
tho free public schools in the District Of Columbia
Laid On the table.
A Joint resolution to adjourn from the sd inst,
to the 4th Of January, for Christmas holidays, was
adopted.
Mr.. Bigler. of Pa, made a speech in reply to MI.
Douglas, and defended the Administration, with
reference to its action on Kansas affairs.
spirited gebate ensued and lasted until the ad-
journment.
House.--After' the announcement of the select
committee, on the accounts of the late Clerk, the
House went into Committee of the Whole, on the
Treasury Note Hill, tho question being on Mr..
Banks amendment, authorizing an issue of Treas
ury notes, only In the event that loan cannot be
effected.
Mr.. Letcher, of Va, advocated the original bill
and replied to Mr.. Banks and others who opposed
1t.
Leave was asked, but not granted, to introduce
resolution Of inquiry, why Mr.. Bernhisel the del
egate from Utah, should dot be excluded from the
favor of the House, as the representative of that
territory.
The House adjourned
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slavsry I'm brazil.

sTha Now 0rleana Delta addaces Brazil rs pre-
sentine strong argument In favor OF the inssita
ton Of s,avery a. IN element of prosperity ana
meAns Of rapid national development. IL says
that that empire, during an independent existence
Of hut iIttls more than thirty years, has been ma
kine Giant at,ldss towards wealth and prosperity.
and n n No sxsraerascn to say that In the race Of
amprovement Brazil has almost kest pare with the
United States sCct OF from the commeree OF the
world by the selfish Japanese policy of the mother
eounsry, shs was at the beginning Of the present
century, feeble colonial possession, and desert
waste on thu surface Of the globe. She hnalIy Sc
vered 10 1s25 the bonds which connected her with
Portugal, and assumed the rank Of an independent
aAtien. Orderly, constitutional government Was
established under wise and liberal prince, aud
ths new empire began 70 fourish and blossom as
shs rose. The Importation of blacks from the
coatt Of Africa. commenced under tho Portuguese
ru.e, was continued on this most extensive scale
TIE osdse plant. issrodseed early In the century.
soca became, thanks TO fts successful! cultivation
by the African. the staple of the empire and the
basis of its wealth. Coffee and slavery are jnst as
sodissouhy connected In Brazfi On cotton and sls.
very IN The Sooth. In order 70 prove that our pie
fure Of the prosperity OF Brazil is not oyerdrswn.
We win state that she exported In 1855 more than
two millions of bags Of coffee and the total value
Of her exports and imports In that yssr was $780,.
IS 100000 Such are the results of the successful
establishment OF this mnehreyilsd institution In =
region which. bat for IL, would have remained q
bowling wilderness 70 the end Of time
Tia slave population of Brazil cannot he very
correctly estimated, no oensns has ever been
taken Of that empire. We viii not be far from the
mark, however, In calculating the number of
Slaves q; Q soeJOoc. They exhibit there and here
ths happy traits Of character, basking 10 the
glorious Sunshine Of that tropical region which
may, with truth. 30 called the rarsdise of the
gro Though not 80 well cared for materially, as
10 oar soutbern States, their condition on the
whole. as laboriug elss' is an envfabls one. Hu-
name ensetments have been passed for their pro-
lection By the Imperial Government, and instances
Of cruelty toward them exist chiefly in the writ
tags Of pseiudiced travellers"
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- To rHn V0rEHe or THs CIrY or
Hfcn1foxp -&fhe voters o. the City Of Richmond.
have new an opportunity Of elccting 20 the once Ct
SHEHIFF n the ctr lin the person Of ME- ". W.
cation and high character. lie 10 not one OF These
greedy aspirants after Office. who Is eternay press
ing himself into notice and asking ONCE FIR the dis
charge Of which he Il unfitt. OF plain unpretend-
ing manners, and modest deTneanor, his worth .
boat known Gully TO those who know him well. He
has been well trained 10 business Il industrious,
and correct In the dfschafge Of duty. bland and
courteous ID manner, and ret will be hrmand man
such gentleman as the citizens Of Richmond
should delight 70 advance 10 orisi station and feel
secure that In their ocer, they need never ear re-
preach.
Fellow Citizens. in Gods name let US forget all
miserable eiidneism. let M come together N fellow
citizens hav ng common interest In fhe election Of
good and true To discharge public trusts. and
appoint the most worthy. Cast your yetes for Mr..
Timberiake, aud you will do good day work for
your city. YOUR FRIEND
de 92--ItS
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FOR SHERIFF
of Richmond.
II. x. ELLYSCN
THE JUVENILE BOOK OF THE

THE JUV EMILE BOOK OF THE
L S0UTH-A SOUTHERN II0ME-A new, beau
tul Juvenile dedicated to the Children of the South
handsomely Illustrated with eight original drawings
Bya Virsinian. In one volume, square l2mo o21k
cents. A. NORRIS, Publisher
NOTICES OF TIE PRESS.
We have read enough of it to appreciate Its simple
yet diSnified style, and its valuable and correct i'll
altogether to assign to il a high rank
among works OF its class.--.So0tlieTR ChurchmtGa.
1t is an interesting tale of southern life intended
especially for The juvenile portion of the
munity. -Haatsriie (4Ll.) DEM.
We n1tce Is appearance with great pleasure. and
hope soon to see others OF the same ciass-Dtiiy
Ii,,tgomery Mall.
1t is Christmas story, but will answer also equal
iy we'll for any season It is full OF good thomghts
and useful suggestions Boston Evening Trursiier.
1t is atruly and we'll oelineated portrait of Sou
theru home with all it's comforts aud enjoy ments
The lessons it teaches such cannot fail TO inn
prove the heart and produce a salutary impression
We can cordially commend il as worthy of perusal.-
Waterman and Observer
II is a home picture. and more attractive that
account.-RtcitaoRd Dispatch de 2a-3t
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MARRIED.

At Concord, Gloucester county, Va. on the 10th,
by the Kew. George Wilmer. W. X. FLEMING, OF
Richmond. to SILIA A, daughter OF DR.. Shieldr, OF
the above place.
On the 18th ultifno. by the Rev. r. G. Cole MIR.
WILLIAM b. CArLETT, of King William county
to Miss SARAH 8. GAkSETf. daughter of Mr. p.
Garnett OF Caroline county.
EE- The Religious Herald will please copy.
On the 10th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Hoge, Mr.. Re-
BERT {. STANARD, of this city, TO Miss MARTHA
VIRGINIA t0WAS, of Memphis.
ear Meaphs parers please eoDy
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DR.. John Fleming. who held high rank anon
the British natnralists, died at Portland, Maine,
aged rs years.
David STROLLER committed suicide in Sparta, Ga.
on the l1th inst.
Corn recently sold near Sparta, Ga, at 7oa72c.
per bushsi, on twelve months time, with interest
frcm date.
A heavy snow storm commenced at Augusta.
Co., Thursday night
DIT. Marsden Campbell. we'll known citizen Of
opelonsas, La, and native of North Carolina,
died there recently.
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FROM THE CoAsT OF APRICA-CApTURE OF
SLAYERS, &c.

NORFOLK, Va, Dec, 21.-The bark VIM. G. Lewis
81 DAYS from the coast of Africa has arrived here
She was captured as a SLAYER In the Congo River
by boat belonging to an expedition commanded
by Lieutenants Walker aud Cummings, from the L.
). sloop-ofwar Dale, Captain McBlair command
ing.
The brig Windward captured a supposed
SLAYER. is expected to arrive here in few days.
The British steamer Elector had seized the bark
Clara b. W illiams. and an American schooner.
There were great many slsvers the coast
and twelve had been captured since the arrival Of
the Dale. The Dale was to leave soon for Helena
All we'll on board
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ut gives us sincere pleasure to state that yester-
day Mrs. Crawford, widow OF the iainented and be-
hved Crawford, had al Interview with the Cover
nor acd the Commissioners. which resulted most
Axreesby 10 all pafties Satisfactory gements
were made 10 regard 70 the execution of the work
BY Ar. Crawford under the contract, aud also reg
psscspg the oomplction By Mr.. Rogers OF the Va.
hsished werk. VS.: the tive statues OF Nelson and
Lewis and the trophies aud bas-reisfs for the elk
lower rectangular pedestals.
i This annonnosmsus was made by the Enqainy o.
Friday. We think 1t not indeiicats to add few
Isrtieulsrs with regard 10 An arrangement which
- 20 agreeable and 20 cxsditable TO all parties.
Soon after the arrival Of Mrs. Cs.xs.Rp In Rich
mond, In an Interview with Mr.. RoarRs she took cc
oaiop TO express him her sincere regrets at the
appearance Of several paragraphs which had con.
stunned ungrsefous and unjust illusions % that
g-n,lemax she said that those paragraphs origina.
I'D hcm erroneous impressions ard mistakes as to
matsefs Of fact. She assured him that her lament
a husband bad entertained for him, both as gen.
uemAn and IN artist. very high respect Indeed his
opinion Of Mr.. r satisfied Mrs. c. that there was
Deoe mors ht than he, to complete the work begun
fg hes husband, and she therefore expressed her
pleasure 1t bis selection for that work by ths Gov
AMOR and Commissioners.
sa These frank and hind expressions by sene.ous
end noble minded lady, Of course properly rs-
csiysd BY gentleman OF Mr.. Roarxs' disnosit,on.
hc q csoe preferred his services to Mrs. CRAWFORD
- complete tbs stasues Of Mason and Marshall and
pssos ihe name Of Mir. Crawford upon them. thus
relieving the question OF ali dffiseuity touching
A1e progress tho deceased artist had made with his
neoeis 81 Those statues, and whether the State
should agree % receive them or act.
Mrs. CRAWFORD accepted the offer aaa further se-
cased Mr.. RossRs' raleot aud labors Tor thu com.
p'esson Of the private orders undertaken by her
snSesna And not 6nshad ct his death. For this
vesposs shs rendered him the uss Of Mr.. Craw-
ssfds 6ps studioin Rome.
me understanding and agreement were confirm.
q ~ the Governor and Commissioners, a. far ..
NY wsss Concerned, and what promised from the
Iaasefesfand ungenerous publications at the North
TO become seriously troublesome to all parties "a
suasad nesa harnoniousiy and happily for ALI
~. hoasss lAA The city Saturday, and proceeded
20 the North, where he WIN remain short tina
ss'efs proceeding 10 Rome There he will fanish
-. crssfard's work for this State ana tia a..
ssrnmenf Il Wsshington. (ths capitol doaral and
1900 With ell due spasd, TO complete the yirri
"a Warrington Monument His work VII, :.
.e sostAy ~ his own fans, and IA harmony
49, 80 s1s noble achievements Of Crawford .,rcads
mas mentioned thHs fBnch--amfftfng .on.a
~sashy ereditahis to ths psrstes-hsosus
S...s e ns 70 b. demanded In instt,a .f..,
publications psssdsd Il ~ North -.
9lsset of y. eomr,stion q onr ,,a.s. =, W
II a.se . ID I.sn.s-s-.- 80.
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FIRE, ROBBERY AND ARREST. The store of VI. & L.
Paxson, in Little Britain township Lancaster
county. Pa, was robbed on Wednesday morning
last, and then set fire and consumed. Loss of the
firm $1,000, besides notes and book accounts worth
nearly much more. The 0dd-Fellows, who had
hall in the building, sustained loss of $500. None
Of the parties were insured, Six negroes have
been arrested on suSnicion.
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FATAL ARRAY IN LONDON, C. w-MEMBEl
OE PARLIAMENT KILLED.

LONDON, c. W., Dec 19.--At a dance in a house
of illfame in this city, last night, party of row.
dies forced their way into the house, when butch.
er, named Harding, fired several times into the
crowd with revolver, shooting Hughes Wilson
Lament for this city, and also Msssrs. Sweetman
Stevens, Merrick, Coats and two other men and a
woman. Wilson has since died of his wounds
The others supposed to be not dangerously
wounded. Harding has not yet been arrested.
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re- GREAT BARGAINS ron CHRasTNAs
WEEK AND NEW YEARS.
Beautiful LACE and MUSLIN sETTs, At extremely
low prices
MUSLIN and LACE COLLARS, In great variety
B~autifal 4 ULLE CApES, for eysning aress gK
cAMBkIc and pIQuE sits, pew and beautiful
CLOAKS and SiAWLs. 1t greatly reduced prices
Beautiful assortment Of Gentlcmen's GLOW Es, era
yATe, Pocket HDkFs., &c, &c.
And the remaining stick Of SILKS. SILKfRnREe
DE LANES, vALESTIAs. aud rich PLAIDs, at
nnpreeedenteily low prices. Call and examipe.
dc 2i-ot PRICE d WATKINS,
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n6y~ To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF
RIcHMoyp.-In response to q card In the Dispatch.
signed "Many Voters" and those friends Who have
called to see me- i announce myselfs candida % Tor
the Office OF SHERIFF of the City of Richmond: Ii
it shall be your p,ga<ure to elect me 10 that Office
/ will discharge its duties to the best of my ability
shall be unable TO call to you before the cleo
ton, Just having recovered frum very dangerous
attack of illness. For the last years, have
served you both day aud night, as Police officer,
and am well known to you all.
de l9-4t< q. ". III. TYLER.
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nTo THE VoTERs OF THE CRY OF
Office of SHERIFF having been va
Gated by the resignation of Mr. p p. Winston Offer
myselfa candidate to fill the vacancy. Should 1t
DO your pleasure to elect me- it will be my effort to
meie your confidence by strict and close attention
to the duties of thu office.
da LANES u WET
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rsY> TnE CARp.---ErERYRonY Yor

EgB TIE OAHD. ----EEERGB0DY VOTE
myself IA candidate for the SHERIFkALTY ( Rich
moDd, and for public favor. Should il bs your plea
sure 10 elect me- pledge myself write Visiting
Wedding and Address Cards Tor the public. at the
lowest possible prices.
Passengers by the Excursion Boat up Salt River,
on Thursday next are informed that they eau have
their Cards written at Ia3 Main street. corner Main
and 18th streets. GEO. III. fITzWILS0N,
de Z2-2t% National Card Writer
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SALE OF GoLD AND JxwELRE.-Tbe large collec-
tions of diamonds and fine gold jewe!ry which was
seized on one of the European steamers some three
months ago by the custom house officers, were sold
in New York Friday morning at public auction by
order of Q. s. Marshal Rynders The whole col
lection was valued at about $4,000, and sold for
some 81 0D0
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e0y To TIL. VOTERS OF THE CRY OF
RICHNoSp.-At the solicitation Of many friends, ]
announce yseIf candidate for the Office OF 81 y
RIFF of this city and ii elected. will my fe
low-citizens that will discharge the duties apper
timing to that office, faithfully.
de S--dtd W. W. TIMBERLAhE.
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Hssg@ To THE VoTERs THROUGH ,

Essy@ To THE VOTERS THROUGH THE
CnY.--In accordance with your expressed wish, an
nounce my self a candidate for the SHERlFFALTf-
In doing 30, assume nothing more to my sell than
a conscientious belief that the duties will be dis
charged with that fidelity which Your card intinates.
and should be the chosen aInoag the many, shalt,
by diligence make myself worthy OF your confidence
and esteem
Kespectfully, THOS. NJ. FARROW.
do
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JAMES +. WET.
E5F To THE VoTl

Icy To THE VoTERs OF THE CRY OF
RICHMOND Il arm a candidate for the Office of Sher-
fand II |. should be your ploisnre to confer upon
me that office. will devote all my energy to the
faithful discharge of its duties.
de LISTS j, G. REDWOOD.
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nag AUCTION NoTIcg.--The attention
of Housekeepers is solicited to the sale of HOUSE
HOLD aud KITCHEN FURNITURE. THIS MORN
ING at II o'clock, ut the residence Of the Rev. DIR
Ledoux. LARuS SHINE.
de Pit AuctioDeers,
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81 PETERSBURG AnE4D--TvLRR l. Co who have
been delighting our citizens for the last meaths
with excellent LlKENESSES. have opened IN on
tenstee branch depot In Petersburg at - Sycamore
street and although they have been In operation but
few days, have worked themselves into the good
graces Of our Petersburg neighbofe TO such es |
tent that their rooms are daily crowded 10
The beautiful AMBR0TYPES they make tor 50
cents alike oonnendable for their low price and
fine quality and deserve the patronage of the pub
lie. Our best wishes 70 TyLEa Co. go whore they
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ESp To THE VoTERs OF THE CRY OF
RICHMOND Il am candidate for the Office of SHE
RIFF OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, My long
experience Deputy and Sheriff of Henrco and City
of Richmond, am satisfied would enable me to dis-
charge the duties faithfully and satisfactory should
it be your pleasure to confer the office upon me.
de fT-titd A. b. HUTCHINSON. %.
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HG-BgsJAxIs FRANKLIN said "a policy Of Life In
surance Ii the cheapest ami safest mode Of making
certain provision for ones family"
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY offers peculiar advantages.
lst Ii makes Annual Dividends.
End 1t pays the dividends while the insured h ity.
ina. thus helping him to pay his premiums.
3rd Only half the premium II It amounts to $50 is
required In cash.
No Company aserds more advantages or security.
Office No. 81 Pearl street.
Dc l9-dtIj KNOWLES = WALfOkD.
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Faol AUsrRALIA.--We have dates from Australia
dated at Sydney the 18th and Melbourne the 10th
OF October. The production of gold was very good,
aud prices ranged from f3 les 3d. to IS 1es Cd for
CasNenaine and Balltrat qualities. Trade was dull
with an overstecked market. The Lands bill h,.d
been rejected by the upper honss of the Legisla.
aid to religion Ten shiliings head az license tax
had been imposed on each Chinese settler.
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sPHCIAL NOTICES.

BEn. DR.. WIN. PAssM0RE will lecture
on BIBLE SUBJECTS at Bethel Meeting House
18th street, Union Hill. on this TUESDAY EVE
MING at o'clock. The public is invited to attend.
ca sa-lt9
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FOR SHERIFF
OF RICHMOND,
HENRY *. ELLYSON.

SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICER. d. Il. r.
DEFENDER 2ISr. ls57. !
f. - E-T0 MERCHANTS
$50 - AND OTHERS, FORWARDING PACK
AG rs By EXpRESS.-0n and after the LIST day Of
January, lsss. all articles to be forwarded by the
Mornings Mail Train, Express. from Richmond,
must be sent to the Express Office the evening pre-
vious to insure their being forwarded Express
will be received at the cars heretofore ercepl per-
shable articles, viz: Oysters and Marketing gene
rally, or Express Packages from persons going on
ths same train. q. CAMPBELL.
de % General SuperintAn,!enf
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H9y To MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE
County OF HEyRtco-T arm a candidate for tho SHE
fully solicit your surages the ensuing election in
May next. d. MICH. DAVIS.
Richmond 18th Dec, 1867. de i7--d6tScw3t
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81 NEw YoHE LITE IssuRASsI CoapAsY.-par-
ties desirous Of INSURANCE In the NEW YORK
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY. will. by making
application ssroRE the FIRST day Of january. 1853.
be entitled to the Dividend OF the coming year.
Those pEYRklss their applications beyond the
above period, viii receive no Dividend for 1855
~ AoEscr .o5 Main street. Richmond.
CHAS. Z. WORTH All,
General Agent and Attorneg foe Virginia.
Il. w. TR0fTER.
Do ii~-sttlssts densFal Agent.