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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-28

THE Losses or THE CoFfos STATES Senator Gar
ington, of South Carolina, estimates the loss sus-
tanned by the South from the depression of the
market for cotton, in consequences Of the late com
msrcial crisis, at more than $70,00o,eO0
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DEATH oP THOMAS WARRINGTON A prtvate 1a,,.,
from Liverpool announces the death of Thomas
Warburton. Esq, for long series of wears nro
prietor CT the Exchange NewsRoo In that c;tv. ,
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MIR. r. H. JACKSON: DEAR SIR--I
IVA have tried JOG bottles of your EXCELSIOR DIrrsss
with my customers, and universally recommend it as
specific against Ague and Fever, Bilious Fever
&c. As TONIC, find it superior to any other arti
Gle have ever tried. AS agreeable article in q
COCKTAIL, 1t is only 20 he used to be approved
Your friend and servant,
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NEGRO RING-The subscriber

again offers his services to his friends and the
public tor HIRING OUT NEGk0ES for the ensuing
year. He pledges himself TO his best exertions
to promote the interest of those who May favor him
with their business and TO pay special attention to
the Negroes during sickness He hopes, from ex-
perience of twelve years. to be able TO give satisac
tou.
EE- Office at the old stand of Dabuey Cauthorn,
Of Main and 18th streets, opposite St. Charles
Hotel. EDWARD N. DABNEY.
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SAILED FOR EuRoPE.-Mrs. Perceyal and two ehi-
dren, OF Richmond. Va, sailed from New York ON
Wednesday in the Europa for Myerpool.
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-IIHCHtf u u pdNhdIse UI ~ WIIUtt 1IVhpt1s
10 half
10 quarter
10 eighth "

In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIfICATEs.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ca red, receipt of which they will be forwarded
by first mail Purchasers have Tick ots ending In
any figure they may designate. -
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
topurchasers Immediately after the drawing.
n3- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County and State.
So Remember that every Prize il drawn and pay
al e in full without deduction.
eB- All prizes OF 81 600 aud under paid immediate
lv after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
CT thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN AZ Co, Augusta. Ga,
~ Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala.,or
Atlanta. Georgia, can have their orders filled, and
save tune by addressing s. SWAN CO.. at either
OF those cities.
E@- list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each is
entitled to- will be published after every drawing in
ia following papers: The Augusta GA Const-
tut ionaiist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
Inteiligencer New York Weekly Day Book. Savan-
nah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch, New York
dispatch and paulding (Miss.) Clarion. no23
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ELECTION RIoT IN CAsaDA.--A serious affray &C.
Cured at the election in Fergus Canada on Thurs.
day, in which man named Farrell was shot an
instantly killed, and another named 0callashsn
afahhed
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HARD WoRx.--The Washington GLOBE of Tues.
day morning says that its compositors had been at
work necessarily for twsnty-eighf hours preceding
Its publication.
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SHOP LIfrISa.-A young woman. zen
son. sevy dressed entered dry goods store on Esss
riety of costly goods, concealed sssal, ,.I.cs -
The handk rchieis under her cloak and stsrtsd Ont
me clerk who was attending her, M isssd - nsss.
aye before she reached the door, and callinx her
back. made her return the goods Shs 80 80. -
permitted to retire, but should have haen 49,
over owe. TO the police and punished a. any other
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VIRGINIA WORM KILLER,-Ch;idre,

cry for It'll This valuable and popular prepara-
ast experience and test of years having proved it
bs cne Of the best. safest and reliable Worm e.
stToyers In use. = =
itsng prepared especially for children it in sweet
and pleasant TO the taste, and readily taken by them
and may be given to the youngest infant with perfect
safety, il contains no oil worm seed urpentjne or
other nauseous drug.
Prepared otly by t. J. PICoT, and for sale by
Dr1tO Uists uanprplfv \
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PIANOS, &c.
49, = ~--~->> ~
NUNNS & CLARK'S PIA-

So NUNNS Il CLARK'S PIA-
kSkEiIFS NoS-SEyRN OCTAVE PIANOS
HVH II TAxhA9Ea TsANrA arTsyT hss IsTs pIapNns 9psnss
from the popular rnanufactory of Messrs. Nusss
CLARK whose instruments he has been selling during
the past thirty years. to the entire q tt
numerous purchasers. Also, Pianos OF 81 octaves
together with several excellent second hand tnstru-
ments which will be sold ut unusually low prices
MEL0DE0NS, of Pelsubet's make. to be obtained
at this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS. of q variety OF patterns.
The most extensive assortment Of MUSIC and Mu'
sjcai Instruments in the State. p. III. TAYLOR,
je 25ts Plano and Music Store. las Main street
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FnEE BRIpas. --llur naie1 ~. n \.

FREE BRIDds.-Our neighbors Of Man
chester seem to be waking mn an tha -. 49, =.
Ice bridge across James river, aud bav" cs,ss%
meesing Tor the lsth Of January. II they dsscr.
mine TO purchase Msyo's bridge and n,sks n ssss
yy hay 20 ,neir own citi1ens as has been surrssssd
erty. and secure large population Who csn.p. u
s'u s 70 reside 10 the heart Of Richuond. hscsnss
OF tne high price of house room agd tRs hssvv
taxes now imposed. 80 - 1A's'-s nay
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MAaRAw's WAsoN ROAD ExPEpIrroy --Assistaut
Engineer John Y. Mullowny Of Washington one
OF the Magraw wagonroad expedition, has returned
home from the camp on Wind river. The States
says:
He reports that twenty reliable employees are in
charge OF the stock Of the wagon road expedition,
not mustered into service under Col. johnson. and
remain at the log fort erected on Wind riyer.-
Their quarters are very comfortable; log house
and eaTral having been built in an excellent game
country. The post in but 54D0 feet above the sea-
and 1t rained at this camp when snow fell on the
Rocky Ridge, or South pass, where the army for
Utah now is. The seven hundred shoshonees un-
der Wash-tkeeks the friendly chief still remained
near the Wind river camp, and will guard IL
against Mormon aggression.
Magraw, with about forty men OF hts train, had
the animals of the wagon road expedition. The
mules OF the army were dying very fast, and the
want Of grass and forage Was severely felt. The
army being TAR TO the south of the bHsaIo country
would undoubtedly suffer much frpm wsat Of pro
visions should the Mormon's attacks on the supply
trains bs continued. The state OF their animals
would preclude an effective advance upon the city
The party Of Mr.. MuilswHy was much exposed on
the trip down the Platte; many Of the mules
perished from cold. At the South Fork, wAere the
party had 10 await the freezing OF The river for
crossing, some OF the men were badly frost-bitten
IsrsNrERAscE AND DEAIH.-Benjamin Manly, an
Engiishman, while driving his wife and daughter
In wagon from Middletown to westieid, Msss,
on the evening Of Dec. "a. upset ths wagon, ip
conse qnencs Of his intexicstion. The daughter, .
young woman Of twenty ysars, IN falling, struck
upon her head 20 ~ 10 cause almost instant death
pAsps1DGx BaxK.--Mr. VI. n. Branner, Cashier
of the Dandridgs Bank, Tana., says In . pabiishsd
note that persons need not submit 20 q shave on
the paper of that institutian, - they can have
them exchanged for other noses ct par, simply BY
returning them 10 the Bank. He further says,
teey spspendsd specie payment when the other
Hnks Of the Stats did %, and In the n,sahtine ID
tend to reSums in other currcncy, whenever their
notes ere presented.
The 0sorgia Legislature appropriated $4,000 70
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The BOARD or MAxAesRs az ~ svsr.
ginis Msehaalcs Instltuts WIN Aoid : rerplnr
monthly meeting II their Tall tosight, 6
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sPECIFIC!-FOR

CHRONIU THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
The proprietor Of this Specific has been avs re of
its virtues for several Years having frequently made
small quantities ter gratuitous distribution to the
in this form. until he urged to do so 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 flesh is heir
to. Many certificates may be seen ct all the places
of sale.
Manufactured and sold by u. WOODFIN, 18th
street, Church Hill; price 81 per bottle or bottles
for IS. For sale Also by GRUBBs Il APPEgsoN; E. j.
PIcOr; W. POLLARD. 18th street; and DIR. SNELLNGs
corner of Broad and 18th streets, Church Hill.
M Ii
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coaIse Is.-Seryants are arriving from
ths country In search Of homes for the nsst yeer.
When they have seenred masters and ssftlsd dsus.
they VIII then begin their holiday sporSs end kess
them up until thu OF January.
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DISTURBING An AUDIEscE.--A voune
INA, man named John Heath, arrested ana css,a
,he theatre, BY throwing fsrpedoss ,,pon ia 49,
anIlng the performance When the ofIIcsrs m ~
mouse attempted to put him out, Z number ~ -.
sons som interefed 70 prevent itand AZ one time rsr-
s.a, TOW was anticipated, but this was preyentsd
py the interl osition of cooler heads Ths s.s.sss
s,oo wssheld to bail for bis good behavior in the sum oe
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CATHOLIC PRIEST BURNED 70 DEArH--A few
nights ago fire occurred al the residence of the
Rev. Bernard MeCabe, the Catholic pastor in vii.
lage in franklin county, Canada, by which that
gentleman lost his life. 1t is supposed the flames
communicated TO the bed clothes from a lamp
The door and easiass Of the room and the bed
stead were completely charred, and everything in.
dicated that the fire had been burning long time,
and it is more than probable that the priest was
dead before the FIRE was discovered. Tho body.
when taken from the room, was horrible sight,
blackened and burned and erisped till the fesh
fell from the limbs aud one of his arms burned of
q the elbow.
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uSPRovoKED AssAuLr.--Last Saturday
aftsrnoon, . negro fellow named john. hired q
Msssrs. Ragland 4 Williams, was 1antoniy assSIn.6
and beaten By white man, In kcssansesvilie. a
gentleman, who saw the occurrence has taksnitks
proper steps 10 have the aggrsssor punished q ~.
deserves To be. Isl 81 W - -
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NOVEL sGIr.-A clergyman at Cincinnati has
sued druggist of that city for $4,000 da IMAGES
for making up for him wrong prescription, which
seriously affected his voice.
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CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
VI sHOvELS, TONGS and P0KERs.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds of Crates
Including every style of Tenders, Summer Pieces
handsome aud plain sets of Shoyels, Tongs and
Pokers. Se~en different sizes of coal Scuttes cpdei
and pnkers Blower Stands Brass aud Iron Footmans
fire Brick fire Slabs and Jams; sets OF Soap Stone for
setting mp CRATES; Tavern and Church Bells, ei
sweet tone. Builders, housekeepers, and others IL
want of any of the above articles be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. / am manufacturing
Ali kinds of Brass and iron Work of the above de
.cription at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACTORY, No. 225
Maiu street between 9Th and 9Th streets West side
' A. lSOsm DENOON.
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DRUGS. MHDICTNns. 40.
0 PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS. DYES.

DEALEEs W,iSd,4 "A SsiSfs, S;lsss solts. i DYES.
No. Is Pearl street, Richmond.
thar Gaa Stock of DauGs DYES cmEaioxLs hnss
&C., the whole comprising large and general as
purchased In person by Of the house on the most
advantageous terms and mostly for cash.
We are thankful to enr friends and the public for
Sope Sa sSs ees We s we
supplies and the strictest attention TO the QUALITY
Of all goods sent from US. TO preserve the reputation
which our house enjoys for selling articles OF the
very best character.
Particular and prompt attention to shipping and
PuhoELL. LADD sS' 60; s pp.sssist:; prss, a;s,s.
au % The street opposite their Old Stand.
fSOUGH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary Dis
Z ease in Its incipient stage, and for Colds and
Coughs Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIxIR stands far
above any other remedy that has been offered 10
the patronage OF q southern community. This medi
ens does not profess TO eradicate all Diseases of what
ever nature, with which humanity may DO afflicted
nor tine declare it to be the Only CURE
has acquired for ITSELF and that too without pung !"
with those who have used it, and from the great num-
have been benefited and cured by its use she feels at
ibert te commend 1t to general use, satisfied that
the at tcted cannot It withsut receiving great
For ale By Mrs. a. b. DAVIS, Bennett 4 Beers,
Alex. Dnval Chas. Millspaugh, T. J. Picot, A. Bods-
korand Cnas u. Yale my21
MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY =
. .nn;AA certain cure for Fever and Agae--LEoN-
discovery of the age. 1t has never been known to
aii, and s considered by numbers that have used IL
land by the medical faculty. the best medicine in
References given by those who have been cured
by the absve medicine.
Price 81 per bottle. To be had of
Sc 8 Corner OF Clay and Adam streets
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SRFALL TRADE, 1857.
VY GEO. j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER AND pEALER IN
CHINA, GLASS AND E4RTHENWARE,,,

NO. 70, PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA.
We are now receiving our Fall importations per
ships William Penn. Annapolis. Robert Mills,
City OF Brooklyn. &C. and per steamers and vessels
fr nI. he factories our stock of Glass Ware Looking
panned Tare. &c, &C.. which make up u stock th
largest and most complete have ever offered, and
20 which invite the attention Of the trade. Our
waits OF the merchants OF Virginia. North Carolina
and eanessee Our facilities being unsurpassed we
are prepared TO offer goods as good terms as
90 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 we are satisiied they the risk
aud expenses on goods by giving US their orders
Great care taken in filling all orders, and none
the best packers employed.
GEO. J. SUMNER
NJ Stone Ware at factory prices. Au
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DEATH OF A VENERABLE SCOTCH CLERGYMAN. The
Rev. DR.. Duncan Macfarian, principal Of the Uni
yersity Of Glasgow, Scotland, who died in that city
on the lst instant, was So years Of age, and the
oldest clergyman in the Church Of Scotland, hav-
ing survived nearly two generations of the minis
ters Of the church. He was nearly 67 years an
ordained clergyman Of ihe National Church, and
commenced his studies In Glasgow in l7s7 lie
WAS one OF the Queens chaplains for Scotland and
preached before Her Majesty at Craithie. Thsim-
mediate cause of bis death was the breaking of ons
OF his legs In. August last.
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SD. DENOoN.

SOUTHERN IRON WORKS.-LEWIs
~ L. BARNES, manufacturer of FIRE ENGINES
on 7th street. West side, between Main and Cary
FIXTURES For MANUFACTURING TOBACCO Oh
WROuGHT iron RAILING. VAULT DOORS
GRATING and all kinds of HOUSE AND WROUGHT
IRON WORK, will be done with neatness aud dis
match ON sucl, terms as warrant will give satisac
ton MY old friends and the public generally, arr
solicited to give me- call before engaging. else
where mys-d6m
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de i6-dlm&cw2t
r EWIS HILL,

r EWIS HILL,
IL PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
attends TO the sale of WHEAT, FLOUR CORN and
TOBACCO, and continues to hire out NEGROES.
Hs- Office 18th street, near Gaiego Mills, Rich
mOpd Va de4-d&wc2m
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TuE BAIrIMoAE Czrr GuAsD,s one Of he
crack volunteer essanisstions ei MAryisnd. hSse
determined 20 viais Richnond % NJ "a of Ishgu.
trian statue Of WAshingsop. -
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40 prizes. amounting TO $s5O.9
Whole Tickets $l0; Halves IS; Quarters 81 50.
PLAN OF THE f0TrEKY

Whole Tickets sic; HaiYes IS Quarters - %.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
Tile Numbers from TO S1.0JD corresponding with
hose Numbers on the Tickets printed separate
slips Of paper are encircled with small tin tubes and
lrscct tu UIIe Wheel.
The frst 3G8 prizes, similarly printed and encircled
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then reyolyed, and a number is
drawn from the wheel ofnumbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and PEize drawn OFT orened and exhibit
ed To the audience and Registered by the Comlnis-
sloners the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation Is repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out.
APPROPRIATION pEIzss.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled to the 81 Approxima
Prizes For example: II Ticket No. ii 250 draws
the Sc 900 Prize, those Tickets numbered 2+S 249
IL 2sl IL 252 will each be entitled 10 $50 If Ticket
No $50 draws the $50 c01 Prize, those Tickets num-
bered 54s 5i9 55 552 will each be entitled to $20
and on, according to the above scheme.
Tire j,tn0 prizes of SO will be determined by the
la figure ofthe number that draws the So 0O0 prize
For example, II the number drawing the s600J0
prize ends with No then all the Tickets where the
humber ends III J. win be entitled to SO. 1fthe num-
Der ends with No.2 then all the Tickets, where the
number ends ia 2. will be entitled to $40 and 30 on
too.
Certificates ofpaekages will be sold ct the following
rates. which Is the risk:
Certihesse .ofa package ofl0 whole Tickets. ~,
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EACH SA7URD1F a IN DECEMBER.

APPROPRIATION PRIZES. - !.
prizes OF $500, approxilnating ~ $G0,t19
prize, are A,U0
4 prizes of s25o. approximating to $4,000
pride, are 1,W0
4 prizes Of 500, approximsting TO $4,000
prize. are SO
<prizeS of $50, approximating to $1,000
... prizes, 6uO
4 prizes OF sl25, approxmating 10 5000
prize. arc 800
prizes Of siU0, spproximating to s. ,p0
prize, art 400
priIes of s'5 approxinlating TO $1,000
prize, are 30
prizes of $50 approxinating to Sl,Jo
prizes are H0
tsy1 nrigos of SO are le0O00
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GLORIOUS UNCERTAINTY or THE LAu.--At the re-
cent term OF the Circuit Court Of Taxeweli. Tenn,
fellow was arraigned for stealing raw hide He
alledged that he had purchased it froIn q negro
The Attorney for the Ccuimonwsalfh admitted his
statemfnt. and he was acquitted He was imms
diately indicted for trading with . negro. There
upon the accused introduced two witnssses to
prove that he had stolen the hias. when he was Of
course, discharged, and having already been tried
for stealing, he eeuid Het be tried second tssas
for tho same oance, and was thas turned loose un
unished.-.ttingfos firyiniaa.
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DESTRUCTIVE RANs.-The continued rains In ahs
Southwest, have caused great destruction between
Chattanooga and Nashville, and On the line Of lhs
Charleston and Memphis road. Many bridges
hHvs been swept away, and many more submerged
for days together. In tho meantime the Tennss-
sss river ont of its benks, and passengers, aE
ter laying over 1t Chattanooga several days we're
compelled 10 take steamer for Alabama.
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Mons VislroRs - Rumor has Il tAat
ths seventh rsgimeut Nstional 0uard, 81 Nov Yofk
city, will attend the inauguration u ~ Wnukl1e.
ton Statue, On the "a cf tsbrsAry. -
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WIN. S. PHILLIPS,

w GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
Will continue to hiro out negrces rent out houses,
settle and adjust claims ef every doseripti~ apper-
tining TO a general agent. he returns his sincere
thanks 70 his patrons the liberal pat onage which
they have bestowed ON him. and hopes by strict at
tention to business to merit their continued conf
dence Office on Governor street, between Main and
Franklin streets. at tGoULDIN'S OLD STAND.
de- p7-d3ucw4t
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THE CosrIsRxrAL Guam Of Perts-
.aoaeh have resolved To- attend shs isanearaxias
In this ciIy on the 22i u February.
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oHiLD DRowsEn.--On Friday morning
last, negro woman and child. n ss,.s's...e e
ss.on steamer lying ut Roskees, fsli into ~
.lser. , Those who saw the aceidsnt hssssnsd ~ y.
,sn,,. ,sscas ana finally huccsedsd IN savin~ ~
sscasars the ohisd perished bsiors L could -
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lyme & CHILDREY,
Il AGENTS. AND COLLECTORS. 8.

lyme & CHILDREY,
IL AGENTS AND COLLECTORS,
HIRE OUT NEGROES COLLECT CLAIMS, de-,
81 OFFICE. UNITED states HOTEL "a
We the undersigned, having heard that DR.. Ro
b. Lyme and John L. Childrey have associated them
GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS in Richmond,
take pleasure in recomu ending them TO the patron
and runctualiy do whatever they may undertake RS
S. McCIRupER Sons.
SHERwIN McRAE Richmond.
JOHN X. GARNET, VI. D. Uenrico.
JOHN B. You're, Attorney mt Law, Richmond.
GARLAND HNSEs, J. p, Henrico. t
JOHN NETTLEs, }. p Richmond.
THos Z. NUCKOLs, J. P. Heurico
CHAs B. WILLIAMS, Il enrico.
JOHN o. TAYLOR, j. p, Henrco.
WIN. BoULwAEB, King Queen.
JOHN VI. GREGORY Attorney at Law, Richmond.
GoDDIS APPERsoN, Real Estate Auctioneers.
deI0-ts
NEGRO HIRING.-Tne subscriber re-
4N tnrns his thanks to his former friends and pa
irons for past fvors, and takes this method Of ill.,
forming them and the public generally that he
promising to use his best exertiOns to obtain good
homes aud good prices for all Negroes entrusted to
him. and also to give them his personal attention in
case of sickness. He has a large and comfortable
house for them during the hiring in which they can
stay until hired out. .-
He would advise that Negroes should be sent in as
early AS practicable after Christmas.
refer. by consent, to the following persons:
S.krn \; ,: hHI; / FLrAsAsrs, Richmond
INo. L. W. c. LArANE. King William.
Dr. Dr. s SA5kas SEnfs n.4.sn E.SsrlrH0r King Queen.
DS. d. JAS. JAS II. LArisE. ESsex'
Office corner Of Wall aud Franklin streets,
Opposite Mcssrs. Dickinson, Hill Co.'s.
de I-2m
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The Georgia Legislature appropriated Sl5,oo0 70
the Atlanta Medical College.
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Tn. TRMPEaAscE CrtssnArrox ~,

AH. IbHFhHAHCE CEkIHRlTf0W fkAk
was to have taken place last rridav n.n-,,.. ~
not come OIL bsesuss Of the terrible NOV ss.s W
which began with the dawn Of dsy. "a -. .s..
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