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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-18

FREE LoDGIsGs.-~On Wednesday night
last the wstchmen foaud Samuel Drumirond ana
Charles Madison. snooziug In the street, and A.
both Of them were too much show come yen %"
10 navigate after being placed npon their pins,
they were borne TO the lock mp aad furnished
lodgings for the night. Yesterday morning, on
appearing before the Mayor, Sam put in plea In be-
hst OF his wife and five small responsibilities and
promising to return to the cockade CITY, A. fast az
his pedssials would carry him, both Of them we're
set at liberty. aaris
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-18

Rev. VIM. Maskney, veteran local preacher In
the M. T. Church, died 10 Mercer county, Pa. Nov.
10, aged seventy-two years.
Judge Bruce Porter, distinguished lawyer Of
ICovington, Ky, il dead.
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HoRHIsfE MuKDEa.--fhs Brandon. Miss Rspabli-
can Of the ID, says that Parker Stewart and JET.
Bucks. citizens sf that county, vera In eonssrsa-
ton on last Sunday, when some dispute arese be-
tween them, and Stewart. withons provo<ation. -
far A. it can learn, told Burks that ks was going
drew pistol and shot him through the heart.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-18

The WooDMAS CASE AGAIN-Mr Gardiner Fur
mis-, according to the New Orleans Delta has, since
Mr. Woodmans return to her father, again written
to her IN his own peculiar style threate aing to
publish other letters of her. unless she souId re
tract the statements contained in her afhdavit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-18

Doctor, He HAS DONE Ir--A physician tells the
following story, not without some regret on his
part for the advice given
"a hard-workingi weman had a drunken hus-
band, who, when PARTLY sober, would get the blues
aud endeavor to destroy himself by taking lauda-
mum. Twice did the wife ascertain that he had
swallowed the destructive drug, and twice did the
doctor restore him. Upon the second iestora-
ton, the doctor addressed him as follows: lyon
goodfor-nothing scoundi el, you don't want to kill
yourself, you merely want to annoy your wife and
me. II you want to kill yourself why don't you
cut your throat and put end TO the matter ="
Well, away went the doctor, and thought no more
of bis patient until some two or three weeks after
he was awakened from a sound nap by the tinkiing
OF his nighthel lie put his head out of the swin-
dow and inquired What's the matters? Doctor,
he has done it, was the reply. Done what -
john has taken your advice 'What d,iee p
Why you told him to cut his throat, and he has
done it, and he is uncommon dead this tne' I'M
aeine the doctors feelings. lie has since ceased
giving such cutting advice.
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CAUGHT IN THE AcT.--At late hour
last Wednesday night. after Mr.. A. Bsratts hsA
retired, no heard his dog barking at something in
his store, and going in to ascertain the eanse.
fnund that negro girl calling herseif Celia, ana
belonging 10 Mrs. Judy Roam, had secrsted her,
sen oehind barrel where she was held 1t bay By
The faithful canine guardian. Mr. r. took her In
custody and then found that she had taken posses
son OF the money and had partially unbarred the
front door 20 make her exit. she was handed
over 10 watchman Hall, who deposited her in the
station house for the night Yesterday .ooruine
shelwas brougnt before the Mayor ana subjected 70
berry.
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AIDING A THIEr--Jehn w. Limps-
comb, white lad, 10 now in jail awaiting an az.
animation, on tho charge of assisting William
Henry Ross, the worst free negro In the Conn mon.
wealth, in stealing box of cigars from r. staudS
When Ross found that his theft had been discover.
a. ana that ne was In fair way TO get into limbo.
he gave Staude blow in the iacs and then Yun
OIL The pslice have orders to capture Bill on
sight aud they will do SO il they get chance, bat
he Is willy villain, and will not be easily captured
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UNITED STATES MA

ESfs Ezsszzsss Eszsssz1 THE ADAMS EXPRESS
szsns%S6sC0M Eco COMPANY, l34 Main ST.. having
resumed their Steamship Express to and from Nor
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
"Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad TO
Weldon, Wilmington, Lynchburg, Salem, Wytheville
and the principal places i'll Virginia and North Caro-
Lima are d now prepared to forward with great dis
disc Valuable Parcels, Jewelry, &C., to the abcye
named cities, and all places ON the seaboard
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
attention to the careful handling of goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship Express
points in Virginia and North carolina will be sent by
steamers, unless otherwise marked
Freight received, on day of sailing until o'clock
Z. ii. J. L. MACD0NOUGH
Agent Of Adams' Express Co
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N. =. DICKINSON. charged with killing
John C. Haley, Is to be examined before the u.s.
iinss Court at II O'Clock to-day. Witnesses shsuld
attend promptly.
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TmE GRasirr PEpssrAI. in The so,,

ne uRANIFk FkDEsTAL, IN The 5Quaro,
on which the Equestrian Statne OF washinstsu =
TO De placed, IL now being strengthened By iron
stenings as the statue Is heavier than it va err
gisaiiy designed to BE-. Capt. Dmmock he's shs
work In charge. snd will doubtless have it osmpls
.ea ~ a@pie time for the impcsing eeFsaosiss 70
sase place on the I'D Of February The syasitS
shait many scientific gentlemen believe, q suan.
eentiy strong for the purposes for which it % d.
signed, but the Commissionsrs have acted vsssay
10 "a. making assurance douhly sure, BY appsndisn
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Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters 81 50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from TO 5a,OJl, corresponding with
hose Numbers on the Tickets printed separate
slips Of paper are encircled with small tin tubes aud
psced in one Wheel
The first 3SS prizes, similarly printed and enciIcled
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then reYoved, and q number is
drawn tss1s the wheel of numbers, and at the
time Prize Is drawn from the other wheel. The
hEsisT and Prize drawn out orened and exhibit
cd 70 the audience and registered by the Commits
siOners, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn. This operation repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out.
APPROPRIATION PRiZEs.-Tie two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
Erst Prizes viii be entitled to the 80 ApproSima
Prizes For example: II Ticket No ii go draws
che sS0oW Prize, those Tickets numbered IL PAS 249
81 25l H. 252 viii each be entitled to $3.50. If Ticket
No. $50 draws the SS0U0 Prize, those Tickets
bered S4S, 5ig sol. 552 will each be entitled to $780,
snd on, according to the above scheme.
The 500 prizes of $50 will be determined by the
Ia figure OF the number that draws the S6000 prize.
For example: II the number drawing the $4,000
prize ends with n then all the Tickets where the
number ends in viii be entitled to $40 1fthe num-
Der ends with So.2, then all the Tickets where the
number ends ia :. giii be entitled to SO and
TO q.
Certificates ofpackages . lie sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
Certificate ota package of 10 whole Tickets, $S0
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The SLAVE TRADE.-A series Of rssolutions, re-
commanding the re-opening Of the African slave
trade, has been introduced into the Texas House Of
Representatives
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ACQUITTED Charles shwi,ser. cbaxg-
ed with feloniously stabbing Alepxo Duke, on The
2sth of October isst. examined before the Hss-
tings Court yesterday aud acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-18

YOUTHFUL DEPRAyIrY.--The lad from
Lynehbarg calling himself Vim. Smith. Who YES
arrested here tuesday last Charged with ssesi.
Ing So worth OF jeweiry from JosspS Cfssssss,
will be sent 20 the place where the then vas csu.
mitted. to-day or 10 morrow. SO 1. 2aa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-18

GUILrY. Harry, black subject Of bad
character, was proved gciIty before the Mayer OF
stealing cloak from, ancshsr negro and ssntepesS
70 receive . score Of stripes for his dishoussty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-18

poiNa THE aesEEABLE.---Aooutl O'Clock
Yesterday Justice sadler surprised his brother AZ
dermen on the Beech Of the Hass.nrs Court :.
wen as their officers hy inviting them 10 partAss
OF tempting eoiiAtion, which had been pr,persA
at his hotsi and sent to tie City Hall, "a Z sur.
prise sreAt for the court II is needless to ssy tAAs
motion for recess was upaHimousIy caryts1
aud that the edihes and liquids wsre "a
with as much feroctty as hungry wolf vonid dis
play 10 devourips lamb. OF corrss. all prsise
seasorabfy furnished =
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m $40 REWARD.-Ran away from

0M $40 REWARD.-Ran away from
"A the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Said ne
N gro was bought by John Saunders. ESD, OF
- LorettO. Essex county, Va, who sent him to
hicItIond, tony care; and furnished him with
pass 10 go and see his wife, and return in week
from the date Of the pass, which was dated early in
September last. His wife was then living in Ches
terGed county. near Petersburg. The above named
negro was emancipated by the late Thos. o. Taylor
viii give the above reward. if delivered to me in
Richmond, to John Saunders, at Loretto in Essex
county, Va. WM. =. PHILLIPS.
de 5-tS
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AaREE Edwin @. A Baker. Of
philadsiphis, indcsea fer selling jswslry Without
license, vas found guilty By : jury v - Hus-
tings Court yesterday, and hned SO and costs.
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SHORT REsPirR.-Some few days since.
the notorious free negro thief, Henry Thou,psor.
was oailed out Of thU chain gang, where had beer
confined Tor stealing chickens. Last "Wednesday
nlght ne called at Henry Lynaman's store, ana
seeking an opportunity, made of with = ussk gs
OF crockery ware. which was sittisg on the cous
ter AS soon as the shop keeper missed his goods.
ne started in search of the rhief round him. mace
nlm lork over bis booty and then lodged him In
the cage, from which place the Mayor &c M him n
the chain gang
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-18

DIsAGREKARLg.---The weather yestsr-
day was cloudy, damp and sxceedissly dissss<sr
hle
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MAN KILLED AND THROWN INTO A WELT

MAN KILLED AND THROWN INTO WKL-The
Luzerne (Pa) Union, of Saturday. says:
We are called upon to chronicle other horrible
murder committed in this county. An honest old
German, named Jacob Matthias, living about seven
miles from this borough, on the road to Bear
Creek, was missed about ten days ago. lie was in
town the day previous, and purchased hog; he
paid for it, and promised to call the next day and
take it to his home The fact Of his not coming
for the hog, he had intended to do aroused sus-
picion in the minds of his friends here that some
accident had beklIen him, aud yesterday they
started out in search of him.
Upon reaching his premises, they found man
there, named w. NJ. Muller, native of Hanover
Germany. who seemed te have possession of the
house He said that Matthias had gone West to
visit his son-in-aw, and that he had purchased the
premises and paid for them. This only served to
strengthen the suspicion that Matthias had been
murdered, and the party commenced to examine
the well near the house with hooks where to their
astonishRent, they found his remains wrapped in
quilt, and having heavy chain around his body
and large stone fastened TO the end of It, Several
gashes were found upon his head, which had the
appearance of having been done with hatchet-
Suspicion Immediately centred upon Muller and
he was brought to town and committed to Jail
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The srEAMsHp LEvIATuAN.-The London Shipping
Gazettc, of Thursday, Nov. %, says:
1t is more than probable that in a dsy or so
another effort will be made to LAUNCH this monster
ship. since the last failure hundreds of vorkmen
and laborers have been daily employed in recon
structing the buttresses against which the hy,,rs
llc presses are worked. These, it will lie recolect
cd, were completely smashed in So great was the
power brought into action, without being able To
move the ship one inch The new buttresses are
OF pfodigious extent, aud the engineers employed
under Mr.. Brunei are sangune that they will be
aoie TO resist the utmost power that can brought
to bear upou them. The fore mooring chain Which
gave way mas been replaced by another of greater
strength this, with che other chains laid ont from
the ship, were all taut last evening and il was
generally understood that in the course of TODAY
or tomorrow, an attempt will be made to haul the
snip up by the head. So as to place in a line
with her stern on the ways. Her stem, il will be
remsmpered, moved down the ways sore three or
four feet further than her stern did the effect of
winch was that her cradle got jammed in the iron
trans on the ways. In the event of tbi, being
enected, al endeavor will be made to lower the
ship down Immediately to low water mark. and
there let her stop until Wednesday or Thursday
next for the spring tides. There is no truth what.
ever in the report that her ways had given: not
the slightest detection being perceptIble along
either parts under the cradles.
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xL CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

H91 The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, be-
tween Main and Cary, Q3th and l4th streetsl nea.
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIOTEES
BAROuCHEs, gBGGIES, with and without tops and
SULKIES all ofhis own make, of the best materials
an workmanship; al of which will be sold low as
eGgd work of the kind be in the city of Richmond
aud respectfully ask call from thosoi in want of any
Licie In the Carriage line, / am determined to
make to order and sell at the lowest prices possible
and all work sold, thatis new warranted.
feIS-9m MICAJAH MANGUM
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PROGRESS OF TEaPERASoE.-F sey.
erai nights past revival Of religf.n has been prs
crossing IN the Baptist church 1T sidney, api .
hnmner OF persons have professed conversion Ana
oeep haPtted. As temperance aud religion are
hand-maids and must operate in connection to cor
piete their work, tie importance meeting under The
auspices OF Shockoe Hill Division Is to be sla A.
ula. church 10 night. shea interesting addve>ses
VIII attend, apd by their prese nee AID to pu,h sn
the temperance reformation.
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Rrv. DR SrrLgs, 10 fsvorably known
In Virginia Tor his leayning, elosuencs and pssy,
10 expected 70 preach N shis eisy ~ S~sdAy nsxt
VIM. .. fsho, printer. tosmesly of Maryland ,
died q New Oceans In The SRI Inst.
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p~> UNION STEAMSHIP COM

UNION STEAMSHIP COM
@2r&82 PANY-F0R PHILADELPHIA VIA
%L<4k4 CITY POINT AND NORFOLK Steam
5er CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain q
Mitchell; steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt David
One sfthese superior Steamers will leave Richmond
until further notice, every WEDN ESDAY. touch
ing at City Point and Norfolk to receive freight and
WEDNESDAYemorninSsat at 10 oclk.
These Steamers are in fine order, increased ac
commodations for the comfort of passengers having
been added, as also more room for freight; and we
hope, by regularity, dispatch and in protecting
goods committed TO our charge to receive ami
ofpatronage.
HS- No transilIpmentby this line.
Passage through to New York and found, SIS 90
Do do PhiIadelphia and found at
cabin, 3 na
Passage through to Philadelphia, not found. I'd
cabin, 100
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same as by the
River Boats.
H1- Passengers by this line can stop In Phiadel
phia two three days and then proceed to New York
by the same ticket. II. L. FUTILE, Agent,
au 26 Rocketts
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,S NOTICE.-s25 REWARD.-Lef

lY NUIILE. $50 ne W AhU.-Lcft
my house. in the county of Mecklenburg,Va.
~ ON the 18th instant, II negro named,
-. CESAR, of a very black complexion. and
about - 10 years of age, with good of teeth
He il about feet inches high and rather thick
ly set. will give the above reward of $2j to any
one that will deliver him to me, contne him, so
get him again Agents on the Railroads, are re-
Quested to keep look out, as he may try to make
his escape by the cars.
HENRY TUCKER, Yatesville.
no 2T-ts Lunenburg county, Va.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

c8L CARRIAGE.-I have for sale
staG second hand CARRIAGE, in good OF.
der, suitable for Hack or family use. Apply to
&C 26-tS kJ,ES NIi'1t Aurt
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UxpRRas ousp .Orsn.,,o-. .,. 80,

uSpERasousD OPERATIONS are being
resumed on small seaie and 10 10 10 be hocsd
that the present Legislature will 30 amend the sx-
MIA waters 10 bs thoroughly searched Ns4 ar1v
nave tue aeoiitionists their paid agents IL our
lh'ass 70 tce of slaves, but they aie usiss frss
negroes TO communicate their plans, to WHOM they
siNe oy mail almost daily. Livery effort shsala
be made to detet these olnis.sries and hrin 49,
70 punishment not only beeaase they ave rehbis~
our eltizens of thetr property, bat because they
are entloing slaves TO leave good homes, where
North, where ST. rvation and death await tAsr.
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INTERESTING FROM YUcATAy.-The re-capture of
sisai by the government troops and the repulss of
the revoutionists from that place, is the obly
news OF Importance from Yucatan. 1t seems that
the bonbardment of the town was & surprise and
the reVoutionists held it but few days till rein.
iorcements could arrive from the Interior
The rsvoiationists, however, we're bot djscour-
aseo. some four or i've armed brigs and schoouers
were cruising between Campeachv and Sisal and
the latter port was in state of blockade
Things at Campeschy were in statu quo but the
siege progressed warmly, as from the beginning
ne number OF the beSiegers, at the date of last
advices, WAS from 600 TO 500 men Tbey held the
road to Merida. The result Of the fierce struggle
it is impossible to predict ee
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EACH SATURDAY, IN DECEMBER.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prize, are sI.soo
prizes Of $50. approximating to $4,000
prize. t,W0
prizes OF 500. approximstinG to $4,000
prize, are 800
& prizes of $40, approximatng to S6,oe
prizes are GOO
prizes OF $i25. spproximating 10 5000
prize, are 500
prizes of 500, approxmating TO E ,E0
prize, are 400
( prizes OF SIS approximating TO 5000
prize, 200
4 prizes Of 40 approximatng 10 81 $40
prizes are 300
stoG prizes of SO area i00DO0
-
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NEGRO HIRING.-Tne subscriber re-
~ turns his thanks to his former friends aud pa
irons for past favors and takes this method of in
forming them and the public generally that he
intends to continue the business the coming year,
promising TO his best exertions to obtain good
homes and 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
hJuse 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
n. i. HILL, opicbr,ooa
BAKER Il PLEASANTS u
JNo. l.. w. G. LATANE, King William.
DIR. THOMAS LATANE, ming Soo0A'
DR.. BEy. d. REX. ra
4. A. J. CLOPTON
Office corner of Wall and Franklin streets
Opposite Messrs. Dickinson, Hill d Co.'s.
da I'D
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~T- WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
sss 4 CHANGE OF HOUR FOR START
ING To PORTSMOUTH AND EoRFOLK-The
Steamer GLEN COVE, Capt. Jno Davis, will leave
the wharf at Rockets regularly MONDAY, W ED
precisely; and the CURTIS PECK. Captain Samuel
Barnes, will leave every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY mornings, at the same hour, fol-
the above places; and return each alternate days
touching at all the regular landings each way.
ocl X. y. HAShINS
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Accident-Losx of r.,r.
OF 1HK RICHMOND n.rv n,s,,rcr

fINcAsTLR, Va, Dec. 14th, 1857.
we are compelled this morning TO record ors If
lie most distressing accidents that ever occurred
n ,e our community On Saturday egening last, in
Itil,sehce was received In town. that Mr. George
L'nkenauger, oyerseer for Mr. Morgan Utz. wSn
resides about one mile and half from town had
Deen buried under an Immense amount of earth.
whilst digging ditch to drain the water from an
2Gs mouse. number Of our citizens repaired to
h' epot' asu aiter considerable effort, succeeded
IN removing the body which was buried some
tweys feet below the surface of the earth. What
rendered the scene still more distressing was the
heartreading cries OF ihe wife Of the unfortupate
young man. His remains were inferred this morn
ing, near his fathers residence. some fra ala
Fest Of this PLACE. Hig wife asd otas: relatiy..
haye the sympathy Of our entire Community
WELT
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS Pursuant
- to an ordinance passed llth January, 1885, will
attend at the Collectors Office in the City Hail. from
the 18th the 3ls of December inclusive to receive
the remaining half of taxes from such persons
are entitled to deduction of 10 per cent. By hav-
ing previously paid the first half in June last in
cordance with said ordinance.
JULIUS A. HODSON, C.CR
N B. 1t will be seen from the above that the Col
lector is required to attend at the Office from the
18th to 31st OF the month"; to receive taxes remain
ing due from June last. Before the January term of
the Hastings Court he is required by ordinance te
advertise delinquent real estate to be sold for non
pa ayment of taxes. Persons who have not done So
will the necessity of calling and paying these
taxes, it will be impossible for the Collector to
call on them before he adyertises.
de lin J. A. H., G. c.. R.
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NJ Persons residing near Montgomery. Ala. ,or
Atlanta, Georgia have their orders filled, and
save time, by addressing ). SWAN 4 Co, at either
OF those cities
ns- list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel, with the amount of the prize that each one
entitled to- will be published after every drawing in
TN following papers: The Augusta ga Consti-
tut ionalist, 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 PduldDg (MSsJ Clarion. no ~
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MOTTO E-CHANGE OF

IN ga nj n OFT c E-CHANGE OF
Egg8 - 80 HOUR.-0n and after Friday Sept
35th the Morning Train going Nerth will leave the
Depot at 6.45. A. NJ, instesd of T. An
SAMUEL RUTH,
Superintendent Transportation.
OFFICE r. +. / P. X. X. CoMpANY.(
Richmond. Sept. %. 1857. I se22
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GOLD AND SILVER WANTED-At
" the Exchange Office of Vim. Hurley, No. 50
Main street opposite st. Charles Hotel / am pay
ing the highest market price for American Gold and
Silver coin, and buying North and South Carolina,
aud all other uncurrent Bank Notes, at as low rates
as any other house in the city.
oc 23-3m WM. HURLEY.