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NEGRO HIRING.-The subscriber

" again offers his services 10 his friends and the
public for HIRING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing
year. lie pledges himself to use his best exertOns
to promote be interest of those who May favor him
with their business and TO pay special attention tc
the Negroes during sickness He hopes, from n OK
pcrence of twelve years. to be able TO give satisf4c-
tiou. ...- ..
es- Office at the old stand Of Dabuey & Cauthorn,
corner OF Main and 18th str cts opposite St. charles
Hotel. EDW ARD n. DABNEf.
d.l -iI m
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SMALL pox.-This disease is spreading In New York
The deaths for the last week l5-that II, i've
in excess Of the previous week. Thediseasc il said
to be assuming mlder type and yields readily to
medical treatment.
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There were 100 deaths In Baltimore last week, II
of consumption End Of small poy.
negro man named Manuel was executed for
murder In Montgomery, Ala, on the 2sa of Decem.
Der.
q. ". staiubaet. cashier Of the Bank of Virginia
In Petersburg, Va is living seriousIy III nj MS res
idence. v.
Rev Erskine NJ Rodman. 81 the Eriseonai church
late of Gcochland county. has taken charge ef
Christ Church, Norfolk. =
A ! Rnrne,.- of sos,,a. Ala. ,,t,ea .,,.,As.
.eme two wesks ago bv onen,ne hi. veins ---e.' :
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DEAD-Rey. ii. s. McElroy, pastor of the Jeffer-
son Avenue Presbyterian Church, Detroit, Michi-
gan, died Of typhoid fever last week. Three of his
brothers have been stricken down by ths same di-
sease. Mr.. McE was Kentuekian. and graduated
at the Union Seminary in New York.
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SEVERELY BEATEN. Isaac, slave TO +.
b. Grant, was srralsned before the Mayor yesser-
day, to answer the charge Of stealing two pair Of
pants from Moses Pike, and With assaulting and
beating Abraham Pike. Sampson and Abraham
Pike testified that the prisoner came into their
iather's store on Monday afternoon, with another
negro, who wished to buy pair Of pants After
asuitable article had been selected and paid for
Abraham discovered hat Isaac had concealed two
pairs OF pants under his arms, and was ready 10 be
ofi Abraham says he Immediately seized the
rogue TO recover the goods, but that the fellow
gave him several severe blows, dropped the goods,
ran TO the rear Of the house. and from there O..
capped into an alley, where he did not follow him.
John Pizzin testified, that he saw the prisoner In
the alley, running from Mr.. JONES' and that on BE-
lug called upon, he went to Mr. Js assistanee see-
ing which the prisoner changed MS course, sesxed
brick, struck at Mr. J. several times, and resist.
ed so violently that Mr. J. and himself had TO beat
him severely before they could make him surren.
der, after which, he took him to the cage fThs
negres face was badly bruised aud swollen, show
Ing that he bad been terribly beaten BY some ousf
The other negro escaped through the front door,
pursued by Sampson, who gave him sound best-
Ing in the street, and then returned him a2so.
which he had paid for the pants. Several other
witnesses were examined, aud the Mayor then sta.
ted that he did not believe the pants had been sto
len, as alleged. and gave his reasons for that OPT
MON; but should order the prisoner TO be punished
unless ha could be satisfied this morning that Mis-
captors had cruelty beaten him. =
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DEATHS AT SEA.-Packet ship st. Nicholas. AZ New
York. from lIavre, reports, losing overheard du.
ring the passage one Of her seamen, named George
Collins; also, Dec. 10TH sTohn Francis Carpenter,
one OF the passengers, COMMITTED suicide by hang
Ing himself with rope in the ss!p's hospital.
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OUTRAGEOUS pRocEEDISG.-A man by the name of
Tyson was drowned recently In Chattahoochee riv-
er, near AooeViiie, &c. Some persons had induced
him to believe that they going to ride him on
rail- he broke to run In the direction of the riy.
er, the crowd following after him. some perhaps
firing on guns. He ran into the river where the
water was about waist deep, when two guns or
pistols were fred Tyson at that time sinking down
iato the water. The presumption Is be was shot,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-30
NEW AGENCY IN GODDlN's HALL.

AN-The subscriber having secured the large front
Easement Room, in Goddins Building, corner Of
Bank ard ilt streets oer his services to the citi
Zens Of Richmond. Manchester and the surrounding
country, IN all business pertaining to a GENERAL
AGENT, viz: Hiring ont Negroes, Renting ont
Houses. Collecting Claims, and would also attend TO
ami all other country produce The undersigned is
well acquainted with the citizens of Richmond hav-
ing been horn aud raised among them. and to them
he would refer to those un acquainted with him. he
would refer them 10 Messrs. Goddin a Apperson and
the citizens generally My terms shall b. moderate
de- 2I-dIm@ A MADUON
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DEATH OF AN EsTIMABLE LApY.--The Marion (Ala.l
Commonwealth, of the 2lst inst, says:
We are panied TO announce the death of the ven
cradle mother of His Excellency, Gov. A. b. Moore
who died at her residence, five miles west of Ma.
rion, this morning.
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HAsps orr-Ths Mayor has informed

2 HANUH OFfs--IHb I1HJUF uH9 IU10xN1(0
bis officers that they have no righs 70 hyfkslr
hands IRON any whits person fos ths vtslss1on g
city ordinance. IFS nssa 10 seen ~ the aes e
riffipg any similar o.snce, and he = noe dts0g.
dery In the streets, ho - 70 be reached By sun.
MONS and IN no other way. This ordsr ws6 e1ssu
because Of the ;sst that ons % the uafckmoov -
seeing lad tlrs pop-cracksr IN ths streo1s ~
caught and held him ts ascertain his nazsA q. 2.
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PrNxsHEp.--Tue negro SelloyA caes
free aud the ether q Stare, wsre pnnished VIII
stripss, yssterdsy, FOR sseaiisg .ksg q psnts
frona NJ. blair. 80 = 3sfs Z Fes
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MuDpY WArxn.--The late hssvy rAins.
have no maeh siscoloraa the kydrsst vAaee skaA
Il Is almost unit Tor use. Can no plan ~ a10pte6
,or itsriDg the water before i leaves ~ rsess.
soirf sf@K
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DEATHS IN New YoRK.-IIenry L. Kiell, well
known politician and member of the Tammany So
ciety, died in New York the 2sth. Frederick
NJ Kent, popular comedian, from Cincinnati, died
in New York on the 25th
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, 90.
% PURCELL, LADD q CO.,
" DRUGGIsTs,
DkALkRs In PANTS, oils. DYEa.

sA-~
Q PURCELL, LADD q CO.,
~,RS5a SEE T. Drns
their Paii stocf Of bRIas. DYEs. tcMEsicHI ffss
sortmsnt well adapted TO the wants Of the trade.
purchased in person by one Of the house. the most
adxaItageeus terms sndmostly for cash.
We are thankful to our friends and the public for
their long continued and fatferng support, and we
hope that with the facilities possess Tor obtaining
Of al goods sent from u.s. to preserve the reptatio
winch cur house ENJOYS for selling articles OF the
Particular and prompt attention to shipping and
puRcELL. LADD CO., Druggists.
al % The street Opposite their Old Stand
COUGH ELIxIR-For Pulmonary Dis
Coughs a DXWs coUag Ex fnG fSr ssn, Goai ana M
she any other that has ever been offered to
n she patronage OF Southern community This medi-
not profess 70 eradicate all Diseases of what
eser e nat dnst1re with which humanity mag be sictes-
the proprietor declare IL to be the ONLY cyRy
,or pulmonary diseases; but from the reputation Il
nas acquired foritself and that TOO without pulling
Der OF certificates OF residents of Richmond who
nave been benefited and cured by its nae she fls ~
wthsus ase rsessnd sss,
oenefit from Its healing and curative powers. s"'
AIe9 pasa is,s sy s Mrs A B. DAVIS Bennett Beers
kerand Chas. d. Yale m ,nrS DSIs
MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY!-
M .pn.S 4 certain M cure for Fever and Agne-LEoN-
AkDs ANTlD0TE for the above, is the greatest
fail and s considered by numbers that have use.i 4
land oy the medical facuity) the best medicine in
References given by those who have bean cr,r.a
by the above medicine.
Price 81 per bottle. To he had of
Ne x Corner OF Clay and Adam streets
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7 EVILS HILL

/ EWIS HILL,
IL PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT.
attends 70 the sale of WHEAT, FLOUR CORN and
TOBACCO, and continues to hire out NEGROES
ES- Office on 18th street, near Gailego Mills, Rich
mond, vs.. de 4-dSwc2m
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MAN KILLED BY A WoMAN.--In New York Monday
Henry simmons and George Reckter, while snow
baiing got into fight, during which the wife of
simmons struck Reckter on the head with club,
killing him instantly.
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GENERAL AGENTS. as
GEORGE IL ToMPKINs,
- :
GARTER c. JACKSON.

~ GENERAL .fGENT AND COLLECTOR
Office No. IL Market Bridge Main ST.
Offers his services to the public 20 write ut hooks
make of accounts and collect the same. Persons
having bills, notes. drafts or bonds for collection
will do well 10 put them in my bands. Best reie-
renccs can I've given. e
Also. want to hire good Cook Chambernaid
snd Dining Room servant-all three females.
Come cre como ALL and see those great Radical
Cure fRUSSES, for which ne is agent. All Doctors
invited to examine them. de 2i--3t~
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MECH HANICAL.
nm, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

rIHIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
Il ESTABLISHMENT THIRTRENTH STREET.
RETW ZEN MAIN AND CARY.--The subscriber is
fully prepared to do all kinds of work in tae above
basiness with dispatch; and returns thanks to his
numerous patrons for past fayors and soicits coz
tinuance of the same. Being master ofhis business
he promise his customers that all work done by
him will at least be equal TO any ether house in the
city and fully as cheap-a fact know to all persons
who know what good work is
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.--Ee Ia prepared to
execute this description of work in very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WAKE-Always on hand large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
GAS FIrTING.-He is likewise prepared TO do all
kinds of(las Fitting in the best manner.
PUMpS--fie keeps always on hand large and ex-
tensiye stock Of Well and Garden Pumps.
fell CHARLES III LANGLEY
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s. PHILLIPS,

AJ NJ. s. PHILLIPS,
w GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
VIII continue to hire out negroes rent out houses
settle and adjust claims every deseripfi apper-
tanning to general agent. He returns his sincere
thanks his patrons for the liberal patronage which
they have bestowed him. and hopes by strict at
tention to business to merit their continued conf
dence. Office Governor street. between Main and
Franklin streets, at tGOULDIN'S OLD STAND.
IL.
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COOP BISCUITS, Loaf Bread, Batter
~ Cakes, and every description of Pastry, can b..
'O'' 'O'''''e J JSo. lo ". p9ARL1cK. Druggist
de y Market Place. Franklin It.
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WORM KILLER--C,hh

cry for It'll This valuable and popular prepara-
ton Is recommended with the greatest confidence
At experience and test of years having proved it
b' one of the BEST safest and reliable Worm e.
stroyers In use. s
Bstng prepared especially for children it is sweet
and pleasant 70 the taste and readily taken by them
and may be given to the infant with perfect
safety, il contains nc oil worm seed turpentine or
other nauseous drug.
Prepared only by E.J. PICOT. and for sale by
Druggists generally. AN II
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A BETTER Snow FOR RWALsER.--ImmodiateIy upon
the reassemblng of Congress, General Qnitman
will introduce bill in the House for the modihca-
tion of the neutrality laws, which will bring up
inquiry and discussion in regard 20 expeditions
Snch as those of Gan Walker.
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'titicste d package of 10 whole Tickets,
IN half
10 quarter
10 eighth

In 0BnERIHa TICKETS or CRRTIYIcArEs.
Enclose the money 10 address for the Tickets
ordered, ON receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers have Tick Is ending in
any figure they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
topurchase rs immediately after the drawing.
81 Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post oice. County and State.
aE- Remember that every Prize Is drawn and pay
able Ia fail without deduction.
Af All prizes Of 81 900 and under paid immediate
iy after the drawing Other prizes at tho usual time
ofthirty days.
Ali communications strictly confidential.
Address orders tor Tickets or Certificates to
- s. SWAN II Co, Augusta. Ga.
NN- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala or
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders filled. ana
save time, by addressing ). SWAN CO., at either
OF those cities.
~ list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one is
ertitle TO- will be published after every drawing In
th following papers: The Augusta lGa Const
tntioualist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
InteiIIasncer. New York Weekly Day Book. sayan-
nah Morning Sews. Richmond Dispssch. New York
Dispatch and Pauding (Miss.) Clarion. de 30
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Vsarip Orss E'T-sss 10 Every Mn Ticl
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl

APPROXIMATION PRIZEs.
prizes cf sJo approIimating TO $4,000
prize, are sl.2o1
prizes of s2jn approximating to $500
Prize. are 1870
prizes OF s20o, experimenting 70 $1,000
prize, are $40
4 prizes of $780, Appro1rnatiug TO SsGtQ
prizes, are 6n
Z Prizes Of $l2S appFoximating 10 1900
prize, are 500
prizes Of 500, arproximatng to g. Gn
prize, 4nN
prizes Of SIS approximating 10 $500
prize, are 300
prizes OF $50 spproximatins TO 81 $40
prizes are 30
son prizes of S2a are I00,OaG
q 400 rriyaE amorfntinp IN Sa3n 0ta
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pRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
l. 1000 Needle Work Collars suitable for Presents
which We selling at half prices some aslow as
cents. J. MlLLHISER e. BRO.
&c II ln5 Broad street
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DisrosISG or A CHrLD.--O Monday
evening last. a. . servant woman was pee1lnw -
sLn steer, she wss overtsken By ven dfssso1
Ssi.s ,ems,e carrying an infant shout bsr incasbs
moments, while she rsstsd her vesrv 49, ~
servant very kindly took the child and starSeS
along after the white woman. who veihrl "a ~.
iaiy an ana soon disspps.rsd Ncs ksowing ~aaf =
son from whom she obtained t. the ssrvsnt csrrisd
u to her master who ct once sent Il to The second
station house, In order that the police mieht =
sist In ferretng oct the mother Az no Discoveries
the child to bis own house, whore it will b. usll
cared for by bis lady until other ANTAGONISTS can
be made for its comfort, or It's pafcnss band. he
affair is 90 strange that all sorts Of copjscssrs srs
who gave the babe TO the servant had probably 50.
len II from Its parenfs and thus disposed Of IL 81
way OF revenge. Others incline to the opnBou thet
ti'e white woman Who placed it In posssssion Of
adopted Of getting rid Of 1t, ~ the most csrtsin
aud expeditions. Whatever the cause which led 10
the cruel act II Ia to be hoped that the parties 20
the AFFAIR VIII be discovered, and that the innocsns
chid VIII fai into Charitable hands. b be nursur&d
aud reared In respectabilsty and usefulness s I
Ps-since writing the above, the mother Of shs
child has come forward and taken possessiou Of ~
She says she accidentally lost sight Of the servsnt
ana did not know where to search for her.
JEwsLs REcovERED.--On the night a..
the 10th OF September, 1855, the room Of Mr. Chss
u. Wynne, at the Clifton House, was entered, ana
MI. W was robbed Of diamond finger ring vaiusd
at $3.50 and gold watch and chain. and s. ID mo-
ney As soon as the robbery was discovered, tns
police were informed OF the fact end the stolen nr.
ticles were advertised In the Dispatch bat no clus
conld be had to the robber or the saluabtes. On
Monday last pegro fellow named PsteF, the pro-
perty OF Mr. j. W. Hines, went into the jcwelry
store OF Myers Jahnke. and sssired TO tfsds .
ring for some other article. Mr. Myers, on sxam-s
lining the ring, discovered that it was . valnabIs
ono, and told the follow he could not have 70 again
de then went in search OF Mr.. wynne, who reedl 4
y recognized the ring as his property, and had tie
negro arrested. Peter stated that be had obtained
it OF Rhoda, slave to Mr. J. Atkins, who was aise,
arrested, and who readily confessed that che had
given the ring 10 Peter. Mr.. wynne IL under the
impression that Rhoda was an assistant cook at
the Clifton House at the time he was robbed, sad
If this be So, it Is not at ell improbable that shs
committed the robbery. With the hope Of discos4
Ing the watch, and at the game time 10 get oshsr
evidence, the examination was adjourned by the
Mayor until this morning, and the two negroes re-
msndsd to prison. f3eF
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MIR. R. II. JACKSON: DRAR SIR
AsA have tried 100 bottles Of your EXCELSIOR BIrrxRs
specific against Ague and Fever, Bilious Fever
&c. As TONIC, find it superior TO any other arti
Gle have ever tried. As an agreeable article in a
COCKTAIL, IL is only to be used TO be approved.
Your friend and servant,
aul3 THOS FALInN NJ n
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WnctotflCketSSin; Halves 80: quarters ~ 30.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from TO S.issl corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips ofraper are encircled with small tin tubes and
placed Ia one Wheel.
The first S2 prizes similarly printed and enoircled
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revoiyed, and number Is
drawn from the wheel 1t numbers eud at the same
time Prize Is drawn from the otLer wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out are orened aud exhibit
ed TO the audience, and registered by the Comms-
Honsrs. the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation Is repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out.
APPROPRIATION PRIzEs.-Ths two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers 20 those drawing the
nrN Prizes will be entitled to the 2S ApproXma-
Ion Prizes For example: II Ticket No: ll.251 draws
the $50 Prize, those Tickets numbered IL 24s, II 9
lIl II 232 will each be entitled TO 500. If Ticket
No so draws the S25,g0 Prize those Tickets nUpi-
bered 80. $40 55l 552 will each be entitled to $685.
and so on, according 10 the above scheme
The 5,t90 prizes of $50 will be determined by the
In figure ofthe number that draws the sse0D prize.
For example: If the number drawing the $6o.U1
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets. where the
number ends in viii be entitled to $50. Ifthe
Der ends With No q then all the Tickets, where the
number ends in 2, will be entitled TO So and 40 on
70 o.
Certificates packages will be sold at the following
rates, which Is the risk
Certificate Of package of 10 whols Tickets, So
halt
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CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ SH0YELS, TONGS and P0KERS.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds of Crates
including every style of Tenders, Summer Pieces,
handsome ard plain sets of ShOyels, Tongs and
Pokers. Se"op different sizes OF coal Scuties cSdei
Shoyels, fre Shoyels; handsome Stands for ShoYels
and Posers Blower Stands Brass and Iron Footnans
fire Brick, fire Slabs and JAMS sets Of Soap Stone for
setting up crates; Tavern and Church Bells, Of
want of any Of the above articles can be snppled AT
the lowest Northern prices. l am manufacturing
all kinds OF Hrass and iron Work OF the above de
scription, at my BELLaud BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACTORY, No. 225
Main street between sth and 9Th Streets West SIDE
Richmond, Va. = : =
m n 3
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SUPERINTENDENTs OFFICE, VIRGINIA

CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Richmond, Dec 10th 1857.
EsyHHE "a NOTICING Freight
SSkk~Ni2s swill be received at the Depet of
this Com pany IN Richmond for transportation after
O'Clock. 2. VI on TUESDAY, December the 22d
lA5T, until SATURDAY morning, January the I'd
1885, when the Depot will be opened for its reception
TIIOS DODAMEAb,
de lS-2w General Superintendent.
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'SHAWLS. s Avis, SHAWLS.-A
~ large stock OF Shawls on hand which win be
sold extremely low. Those in want wi / give ms n n
eariy cali. y. MlLGHISER BRO
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CHEISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRE-
- SENTS.-Xothng is more beautiful and service.
able for presents than elegant suite Of SATIN Dr.
LAME. NORSfEb DAMASKS or LACE WIN
DOW CURTAINS, Damask Lounges fine Brussels
floor. ~ Wv
They can be had very cheap and of the latest STYLE
OF JOHN 4. REGNAULT
dc S-2w I92 Main st.
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THE SANDWICH rsLAsrs

orr dates from Hcuoluiu ere to Nov. 7th. -
Business was in hourishing condition at Homo
lulu owing TO the presence Of the whaling neet
Thirty-nine vessels of the ochotsk whaling feet
had arrived ut Honoiulu-all with very good
.eatch. There was in the port OF Honolulu 9th,
sixty six wiralers, fourteen merchantmen, and two
men-ofwar.
. Can't. II. II. Crabb, s native Of Middietown, Pa,
and formerly Naval stofekeeper at Ho1o!uin, died
on the eth OF November
oFrfcgRs ESGsagn N TIE CAPTURE
The following il list of the naval officers who
took part In the capture;
Flag oficer-H. pauiiing, on board the Fulton.
Aid to the flag OAlcef-Lieut. Bancroft Che
rardi, Midshipman c. p Merton, Dir. Tasnsii Paul
ming. sAIs2 ~ ~.
Captain Frederick Eagle. In command OF all tue
active forces ashore and a6oat.
Aid TO cApfain.-Mr. A. q. Shuh.
Medical Sfaff-surgeon OF the Fleet, y. y. ..
Hornet: Assistant Surgeon, VIA. johnson. Jr-
boat Howitzers men.--lst ianneh. aae -
pound haHifrer, Lieut.. q. r. Sinclair: "a iauaaa,
sns la-psnnd howifzer, Mid. VI. sicars lsf eutt~s
ons Is.psand hosiszer, Mid. A. Z. cooss sa,aso1s
launch, one l2pound howitzer, Lfsaf q. taIisy ana
Mid. r, K. Porter.
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IOUTHERN IRON WOnKS-LEWi

~ L. BARNEE, manufacturer Of FIRE ENGINES
on 7th street West side, between Main and Cary,
FIXTURES FOR MANUFACTURING ToBACC0,
VERANDAH9, every description of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS.
GRATING and all kinds Of HOUSE AND WROUGHT
IRON WORK, will be done with neainess and dis.
patch, snch terms warrant will give sltisfac-
tion Ny old friends, and the public generally are
solicited to give me q call before engaging else
where. my S-dSm
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND DASsILIg, r r. Co,
December 10Th, 1857
NOTICE Thu nnnno.n &c

S,11sE--St<s.iu interest of this Company due in New
YORK. on lat January 1853, will be pait at the Union
Bank IN that city, on that day. up the 18th ia.
nuary All NOT presented by the latter date viii be
paid az this office. with the current rate of exchange
on New York. THoS. W. W.BK0CKENBROUGH,
de l9-3w Traas