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Ma G.. w. III. TYLER

BE- G. w. III. TYLER.-Sir: A num-
Der of your friends having seen that. by the recent
action of the City Council, the city is deprived of
your valuable services in the Police Department
and believing that the same energy and honesty
which characterized your conduct Police officer
would govern you In any Office. beg to ask you to
declare Yourself candidate for the office of SHE
RIFF OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, at the cleo
ton to take place on Wednesday next
de lS-tde* MANY VOTERS
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3 ls@at VOTERS q THROUGHOUT TIE CITY.
rka To TIE VoTERs OF the CRY. :

nA. To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY
Among the candidates already mentioned for the o.
fee Of SHERIFF, allow to add another name,
and without dsparaaing the claims OF others. we
will say that the gentleman to whom we alle TO. is
every way fitted for that Office He Is gentleman
of pleasing manner..of excellent business habits,
ami of indonAtable energy. That gentleman is JACh
SMITH, purser of the Jamestown. We know that
Jack has host Of friends who would rejoice 10 give
him their votes. MANY VOTERS.
III
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~SHERIrrALTY OF RIcHMoXD.-This

M SHENIFFALTY OF hICHMUND.-IHI MS
Office having been made vacant by the dismissal ofte
late incumbent 1t becomes for our citizens
To select candidate to be voted for Wednesday next
who will not only be able 10 poll al,rge aud decisive
vote but who will properly discharge the mpor-
tant duties appertainlng to that office. such man
is ROBT. NJ. BURTON, a man too well known (as
possessing in an eminent degree thorough business
qualiicaions) to need any comment whatever 10 10
to be hoped that Mr. Burton will respond to the
nest solicitation of his many friends and at once de
clare himself a candidate. MANY VOTERS.
de ls-It%
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The bridge over the Coosa river alabama and
Tennessee railroad) which was burnt down last
summer, has been rebuilt. The cars now pass dali
yover it.
George McWhorter, of Milwaukee, has obtained
a verdict of $4,000 damages against that city, for
injuries sustained by falling off bank in an un-
finished street.
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sa~ To SAMPSON JONES, Eso.-The of

v OV-N
fee of SHERIFF being declared vacant and Wed
nesday next fixed for the election of person TO fill
the vacancy, q number of the voters of the three
wards, who well know your prompt business habits,
you having filled heretofore of the most impor.
tan offices with credit to yourself and profit to the
city. request earnestly that you announce yourself
candidate for the office; and Wednesday next,
Richmond CITY will have reritd6te Sheriff in the
person of Si1HiiSON JONES'
dc Isle NAVY
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HJ- New YORK LIFE INSURANCE CoMpANY-PaI-
ties DESTROYS of INSURANCE iu the NEW YORK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. will, by making
application Before the FIRST day of January 1858,
be entitled to the Dividend of the coming year.
Those DIFFERING their applications beyond the
above period will receive no Dividend for 1885,
10 AGENCY 2O3 Main street. Richmond.
CHAS. 4. WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia.
T.. w. TR0rTER,
de II-,itIstia General
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exn To THE VorERs OF THE CIR

HEA. To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY IN
THE CoMryG ELECTION or sHERIFF.-From an intimate
knowledge of the eminent qualification of tie with
in PANIED gentleman CLEANED as il 10. from an expe-
rence of fifteen years service In that capacity
we call upon him TO announce himself candidate
for office.
We aIluie TO MI. T. NJ. FARROW, Of the st. Charles
Hotel who from an intimate acquaintance with the
duties and requirements Of the position, would add
strength and fidelity to the Office. We call upoa Nj
FARROW TO announce himself at once, and he VIII
DC ~ su i2pa, VOTERS ENHANCEMENT THE CITY.
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r6y SHERrYrAIrY.--I second the nom

h6y SHERrYfAITY.--Is second the nomi-
nation most heartily. which Il made by Vox Pop
uij,r Of HENRY *. ELLYe0N for the Office OF She.
riff Of the city OF Richmond. In him the city viii
have an officer in every respect worthy, capable and
suitable for the station and raered among NJ.
he Is too well and favorabiv known to need any re.
member Of the Legislature. delegatB from this
city, he proved himself a man OF business. and was
one Of the most useful delegates the city ever had
Then, 10 the polls and vote fer HENRY <. EILYsoS.
de fS-ft RICHMOND.
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PENNSYLVANIA BANK PAPER REFusEp-The Be nks
OF Cincinnati have thrown out all Pennsylvania
bank paper, including that of Philadelphia and
Pittsburg, and a IL per cent, discount is charg-
ed on such paper.
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DECISION CONCERNING ExcHANGE-The Superior
Court of Buffalo, New York, recently decided that
drafts purchased there and payable In New York
were usurious, and gave judgment for the defense
in certain suits. Judge Davies of the Supreme
Court, now in session, has reversed that judg-
ment.
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FIRE AT CINcISNATI.-Ths stock of the clothing
store of Messrs. Hyman Brothers Co., in Main
street, Cincinnati was destroyed by fire the 18th
inst, causing loss of $4,000. The building was
also damaged to the extent of $4,000. The loss on
the stock was covered by insurance.
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sSPTo THE VoTgRs oy

E9"To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF
RICHM0ND.-The Office of SHERIFF having been
Gated BY the resignation of Mr.. p p Winston, offer
myself as q candidate to fill the vacancy Should il
be your pleasure to elect me- it will be my effort to
merit yonr confidence by strict and close attention
to the duties of the Office
de lS-5t# JAMES =, WEST
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FIRE.-A fire occurred in Fayetteville. N. c., on
the 5th inst, destroying the warehouses belonging
to Walter Draughon, Esq, and to Mrs. Whitehsld,
(the latter occupied by Cook Johnson and the
stables occupied by 7. D. Haigh, Esq. Loss about
$1,000.
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TIE GOVERNMENT AND THE FILIBUsrRRs-A dis.
patch from Washington says that orders have been
issued to the federal officers at the South to stop
all vessels bound for the relief of Walker and also
TO libel the steamer Fashion her arrival ut Mo
bile. The frigate jamestown has been ordered to
proceed to Greytown to reinforce the squadron
there. Capt. Chatard, the commander of the Sara
toga, will, it is alleged, be superseded.
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In Weldon, N. c.. on Wednesday, the 18th inst
by Justice J. T. Evans Mr.. CINCTNNATUS j.
WARE of Richmond. and Miss MARY L. HUGHES
of Gloucester county.
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THLHoRAPHlC NEWS.
.HpoRrED roR THE DAILY DISPATCH.
ppocrrnIyGs or CONGRESS,

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1T.--SHatc.- -Mr. Gwin pre-
sentsd memorial and bill for the establishment OF
the territory of Arizonia also, bill for the con-
struction Of the Pacific Railway. special CON-
mittec was appointed on the latter.
Mr.. Hunter, from the Committee of Finance, re-
ported bill authorizing the Issue Of treasury
notes to the amount Of twenty millions, In notes oil
less denomination than twenty dollars, to be re-
deemed yearly from date, bearing interest. The
consideration Of the subject was postponed until
tomorrow.
Mr. William A. Harris, of the Washington Union,
was elected Public Printer.
The Senate then went into executive session.
Hot,s--Tbe death of Mr.. Montgomery, Of Penn
syiyania, was announced, and after the customary
eulogies and resolutions, the House adjourned
SNOW STORMS IN NEW ENGLAND AND CAN
ADA.
BosToS, Dec 16--snow is sailing ia this vicinity,
rs we'll as Exeter, klene, Portland, Montreal and
st. John, n. d.
BANK SUSPENSIONS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA Dec. 16.--The Senate, last evening, re-
jected the bill from the House of Representatives,
legalizing bank suspensions, by vote OF "A to 10.
TAXES IN FLORIDA.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. 1.-THE Governor of Florida
directs collectors to receive ordinary currency, cir
culating in that State, in payment of taxes.
HEAVY RAINS SOUTH.
AUGUSTA, GA, Dec. IA heavy storm of rain
commenced last night, and there is prospect Of q
deluge like that last week in the West.
VICE PRESIDENT BRECKINRIDJE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-yice President Breckin-
ridge arrived here this morning.
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CosFIRNED.-The appointment Of Tho. J. Semmes
district attorney for the eastern district of Louis
lana, vice Franklin II. Clack, removed, has been
confirmed by the Senate.
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STEAMERS DUE.-The steamer North Star Is now
due at New York from Southampton, with dates
to the End inst, and the Canada at Halifax, with
Liverpool dates to the 5th.
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mS7- To MY Fellows fTIzESs.-At the
earnest solicitation Of manv friends. announce my
self candidate for the Office Of SHERIFF Of the
city of Richmond, ard respectfully solicit yonr snf-
frages at the election On Wednesday next
da la-dfda II. X. ELLfSON.
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FIRE IN WILMINGTON, n. C.-The residence of
Mr.. X. A. Risley, in Wilmington, n. c., was con-
sumed by fire on Wednesday last Loss $2o00-no
Insurance.
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MAGAZINES AND PAPERs.-We have received from
those enterprising news agents. j. III. Gentry Co.
Broad street, the following monthlies and papers
Harper's Magazine for January, which contains an
unusually large number of engravngs, and much
interesting reading matter, including continue
ton of Thackerays "Virgiuians;' an illustrated
sketch entitled "a Winter in the South,' and
"Lou," a poem by John II. Thompson, Esq. Bal
louis Dollar Monthly, for January, containing a
number of illustrations and interesting tales and
the Waverly Magazine. Ballou's Pictorial and
Frank Leslie's illustrated Newspaper. The same
firm has all the latest newspapers and periodicals
of the day.
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de lI-dtlstja
FAIRFIELD. VIR-

ASAaA~ er EAlk kseEsAspR x1Hi
>&saB~ MEETING Is5s--The
-, - Spring RACES, over this
u ext. During the week. the
boswell STAKE 800 entrance $3.50 forfeit will be
iun for, which has closed with the following sub
VIM; II. Gitbon, of New Jersey. names the fcal of
VIM. Ii. Gibhon. Of New Jersey, names the foal of
CHI III. by Trustee, by Finaneer
Hare Watson, of Virginia, names the foal of
7. { G. W. boswell, of Va, name the foal of Sarah
Washington, by Revenue.
T.& q. W. Boswell of Va name the foal of Nina
Bseher CsbeI Of Va, name the foal of b. g.
Cheatham m Tssly Of Va, name the foal of An
trix, by Childe Harold.
w; Dsvd.on, of Va names the foal of Mamie
Green. of Va, names the foal of b. M, by Envoy,
T. B. aoldsby. of Alabama names the foal of Betty
T. B. Goldsby, of Alabama names the foaI of Sally
Riddlesworth. by Sovereign
T. b. Goldsby, of Alabama, names the foal of Bos-
ton NJ. out of Picayune. by Sovereign.
6 G. r Ceyle, Of Kentucky, names the foal of Too
O. 2: Coyle, Of Kentucky. names the foal of Bin
KEY. by Yorkshire
of Fleur de Lis. by Glencoe.
Thos. Puryer, Of s. C names the foal Of Wildwood,
Jon Campbell, of KY. names the foal of Emily
Spaced. BY Glencoe.
john Campbell, of KY, names the foal OF Mirth.
VIM 4. Cheatham, of Tenn, names the foal of the
dam Of Berry. BY Albion.
VIM 7: Cheat an. of Tenn. names the foal of Leo
P.S. Fowler, of Tenn. names the foal of Princess
n ri Nfoore of XIV nap,as tho fnaI of Rlna ponnst
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Hsn- To VIM. w. TIMBERLAKg, Esq -
1t Is the wish of many citizens that you should de-
clare yourself candidate for the office of SHERIFF
of the city Of Richmond. MANY CITIZENS.
ia IS-dfd
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THEArRE--A Miss Jones Beneft-This evening has
been designated for the benefit of Miss Avonia
Jones, the gifted young actress, of whose merits
and accomplishments We have frequently taken
occasion to speak. Apart from the attractions OF
the programme, there are considerations of per-
sonal nature, which should induce our citizens to
bestow upon her substantial token of encourage
ment and appreciation. Richmond is her native
place, and here she achieved some of her earliest
triumphs. She has come back to us now, with
fresh lsures gained in other fields with those r.
med and softened ideas of stage department which
experience imparts, and with a full development
of female loneliness, having successfully passed the
ordeal of criticism, trying to the youthful de-
batante and gained position occupied only by
those who bear the impress of true genius. The
pieces selected for tonight are "The Bride of LAM
mermoor" and the new drama entitled Crosse de
Mai" in both OF which Mss Jones appears. She
will, in addition, sing IA MARsEILLIsE," which
she sang with such thrilling effect on Tuesday
night last. We sincerely hope the fair beneficiary
will be greeted by crowded house.
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naETo THE VorERs OF THE Cry

RIcHNoND.-The Office of SHERIFF having b come
vacant, again offer myself candidate for the
office. Thankful for the very liberal vote received
before solicit a renewal of the same.
de- lS-fda VIM N TINSIRY
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"" rAsaa Asssrs. W. Y. Mclean and L. A..
10y, q virginia, are about to start /. .sv =. ma,
~ Rsyistsr.s "'aAs'
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BSs" To MY Fellow CITIZENS OF THE
COUNTY OF HEyRrco.-I am a candidate for the SHE
RIFFALTY Of the County of Henrico and respect
fully solicit your surages at the ensuing election in
May next. s. NIGH. DAVIS.
Richmond, 18th Dec, 1857. de l7-d6t&cw3t
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RSy. To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF
RIcHMoND.-At the solicitation of many friends, 1
announce nyselfa candidate for the Office OF SHE
RIFF of this city. and il elected will my fell
lowcitizens that will discharge the duties spper.
tanning to that Office faithfully.
de S-dtd W. W. TIMBERLAKE.
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SAILING OF THE 'AMERIcA.-The steamer Ameriss
sailed from Boston, Wednesday, for Liverpool with
upwards Of 81 ,OO0, 900 in specie.
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JAMES +. WEST.

t8 To THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND Il am a candidate for the Office Of Sher-
if and if it should be your pleasure TO confer upou
me that office. | will devote all my energy to the
faithful discharge of its duties.
da I--StH + ~ pEnTaln
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LEGIsLAruRE.-In the Legislature yesterday, Jno
NJ. Bennett, Esq, of Lewis county, was chosen
Second Auditor of Public Accounts, and Col. Robt.
NJ. Nimmo, was elected storekeeper of the Pen
Tertiary. In the Senate, resolution was adopted
calling on Governor Wise for his reasons for send
ing the State arms out of its limits, and for the
correspondence With Governor Lyon on the sub
ject. In the House, resolution was adopted ap-
pointing committee to inquire ON how much
more reasonable terms the public printing can be
executed than II is now done for. Among the re-
solutions Of inquiry was one into the expediency
OF putting free negroes, Indians, and persons of
mixed blood on the same footing with slaves, 10
relation to punishment for crimes; one into the
expectancy of abolshing the inspection of -four in
Richmond, and one into the expediency of re-
quiring foreign insurance companies to deposit
security with the Auditor to the amount of their
liability policies issued to persons in this State
petition was presented for the erection of Lu.
matte Asylum in Southwestern Virginia.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLI0HNCE.
Rrf@ Rschmond, Deer T-High Hate- Scrf
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ARRIVED,
Schr. North Point Swain, Rio, coffee. Enmond, pa
yenport Co.
At Pernambueo. Nov. 9. bsrques koebuck. Chase.
from Richmond, discharging: Cora. Mckee. from
d. do, to sail or Rio de Janeiro Iita; Conrad. Sails
bury from do sailed Tth for Rio clara Haxal. from
do. bound south, passed By ON the 9th; and brig
Mary A. Forrest, for Bahia, 7th.
Sehr. Fannie Currie. Rogers, for City Point aud
Richmond cleared at Boston 18th inst.
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beg To THE VOTERS OF THE Cry OF
RICHMOND Il am a candidate for the Office IF SIIF-
RIFF OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND. My long
experience Deputy and Sheriff of Henrico and City
of Richmond, am satisfied, would enable me to dis
charge the duties faithfully and ati.factory should
it he your pleasure to confer the Office upon me.
de ibid A. r. UJYFCIIEStlN
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B6s~ JESSE F. KEEsEE, Eso.-DEAR
SIR Knowing your superior qualifications to fill the
office OfSHERIFF of the city OF Richmond we ear.
nestly request you will announce yourselfa candi-
date for that pest. now vacant. We pledge you
our warmest support
de lS-d3t* MANY VOTERS.
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upwards of 81 ,0OO, 900 in specie.
SENTENCE OF CRIMINALS IN CASADA-Conyerse
the late station master at Drumbo, on the Buffalo
and Lake Huron Railway, for embezzling the COM
panys funds and another employee. who was his
accomplice, have been sentenced to two years each
In the penitsntiary.
ANOTHER VIcTIM.-The remains of man named
Stewart were found In the woods near st. John, N.
e., on the 10Th instant His head servered from
his body. Young Slayin confessed that he was an
other victim OF the murderers of the Mckenzie
family.
HEALTH OF BosfoN--The year which in about
closing has been Of the most healthy In Boston,
known for number Of years. The total mortality
OF Boston for the year 1857 will be smaller even
than last year, when ii was less than il had been
for number of years previous.
Stephen s. stradiey, of christiana village. Del,
died on Saturday from injuries received by the
bursting Of gnn.
The sum Of 500 has been contributed at Cincin-
natl, 70 the Herndon fund, and forwarded to Wash
tngtcn.
The namber Of deaths Ia Charleston for the
rsek ending the athinst, was 2s--tsn whites and
John r. Miller, q wealthy citizen Of St. Mary,
Loessisns, died recently. lie resided several years
John Hall and Ernest Shelter were murderously
assaulted 10 Baltimore, Tuesday night, by 9 party
q fesdiss- II 70 thought Shelter cannot recover
SEVERAL arrests have been made
The Georgia annual conference Il in session Al
washington, 10. Bishop Paine presiding.
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"oncs moreto the breachw Nay, there be many
breaches" for while the veteran Crozet has peen
boring through the Blue Ridye-the pro anu .nc
con touching his operations have been insh'"e
breaches through the columns of the newspapers
Lord send the cars soon through the Blue Ridge
and stop the boring all round
The last chapter consisted Of Col. Crozets mis-
siye dropped down from the mountain top upon his
assailants generally through the COMMITTEES Of the
Central Railroad Company. This has been succeed
ed by two rejoinders one from the Board Of Direc-
tors of the central Road and the other from the
CommIttee--Messrs holland, Wood and Nelson,
whose report provoked Col Crozets last publica-
ton Not having seen the vindicator of the 18th
,nst which contained these articles, upon its APP
pearance, IL has been Just brought TO our notice
II will be recolected that We only extracted from
Col. Crozet's letter the denisls which he made to
the statements Of the Committee upon matters Of
fact We now extract from the COMMITTEES card
those parts alone relating directly to the facts at
issue. We have rot made any publication which
requires at our hands the printing Of the card of
the Board OF Directors.
The Committee deny that they said as quoted by
Col Crozet, that "a majority of the ties in the
Tunnel were under size y but declare that they
stated expressly "that after getting several hundred
feet IN The Tunnel, the track was laid on tics largo
proportion of which were smaller than usual" and
further that they noticed some that did not seem
four inches in diameter.
With reference to the offer made by the CcL,psl
Of 800 for each cross tie of the denomination spe
cited by the Committee which they show to be
now, or to have been laid In the Tunnel, the Com
mittee say let him place $1,000 In the hands Of the
Editer Of the indicator, and they twill prove the
existence thereof upon evidence which no man
will doubt" They asseverate that such were in
the Tunnel and are there now, unless Col. Crozet
has had them removed, and they ask him fatty
whether he has not done sol
On the subject of alleged dangerous embankments
the Committee say:
"As regards the embankment at the Tunnel, Col.
Crozet would have the public believe 1t safe. He
knoaos 1t is not 50. Not month before the Commit
mittee examined it, he said 'the Central Company
might take the embankment and use it, but he
it. We are so informed. The truth is, that en-
tankmept is dangerous 1t is still settling and sill
ding, and Col. c. must have laborsd industronsly
since our examination, If 'horseman can now
ride safely out side the cross ties That embank-
ment is $50 feet high the lower side, the mate
rial principally stone, the base as narrow "a it
could well be made, the top scarce wide enough to
lay the track on, and upon 1t Is curve of about
800 feet radius. And yet we are told there are
embankments on the c. ntral Road more danger
ous.' If our Committee believed it they would
never venture on another inspection of the Central
Road unless IL mere on foot"
With this bid &dieu to the Tunnel, we hope,
until we ride through 1t.
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SAFE INVESTMENT-Open

DREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS--AN-
DREW ANTONI respectfully invites the atten-
ton Of and others to the fact that he
has on hand a(nrge and unsurpassed assortment Of
sen. which he Ii Offering at reduced prices. The
stock embraces Raisins in whole. half and quarter
ANDREW ANTONI.
de Is st, NicheIaa Saloon.
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R6P TIE NEW BAPTIST CHURCH, in
Manchester. will not be opened the 81 sabbath Of
this month, expected; but the 4th iabbta' -
Due notice of the services will be given in the Dis
patch. de lS-lt*
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nA. AHEAD AGAIN.
HiREER FOR JiNTARY
AT I23 BROAD STREET
HARPER'S MAGAZINE, for Janury-a capital
number. Price IS cents, $3.50 per year.
GODEY'S LADY's BOOK
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE
ARTHUR
BALLOU'S
ALL FOR JANUARY.
WAVEELY
LESLIE,
And all the papers for this and next week at the
old established General News gencv. l23 Bresd ST.
de lS-N JAS. A. GENTRY 4 co.
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T AM DESIROUS Of selling an excellent
BUGGY and HARNESS, In :gooi order, and Of
good materials made in this city. Inquire at this
efiice. de lists
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BANK SUSPENSIONS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA, Dec. 16.-The Senate, last evening, re-
jected the bill from the House of Representatives,
legalizing bank suspensions, by vote Of "A to TO-