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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

THE AMERICAN HoRsEs.IN ENGLAND-We le.rn
from "Porters Spirit" that Mr.. Ten Broeck's Amer
Jean stable in England has met with misfortunes -
.Lecompte' has siven way in his forelegs to such
degree that he will not be able to start in the
coming season, and it 10 doubtful IL he will ever be
fit to appear upon the turf "Prioress' is SUFFERING
from sprng.halt and the entire weight of support.
ing his country's racing fame rests upon Piyor,n
who has also been ang in his feet At last accounts
Pryor was 'all right and high hopes entertain
ed that he will be in fit state to distinguish himself
when the bugle brings him to the scene These mis-.
haps to the American horses were occasioned by
being put in training too after long sea voy-
age, and before they had become acclimated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

THE NEW STATE HoUsE.-The new capitol
building at Columbus, Ohio, is the largest of any
State in the Union. The appropriations already
made amount to 81, ,l04, 700 35. The architect es'
Inmates the additional cost of completing the buil
ding at 800 $50 "a, and of enclosing. grading and
ornamenting the grounds at $l50,000 more;
making the grand total of the whole cost of the
new State house to be 81 500 2s9 so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

4 Fatal MIsTAKE.-On Sunday last, a respecta-
BILE married lady, residing in Philadelphia sent to
. drug store in the vicinity for some SIENNA and
mama, which she desired to take for a slight i'll
ness. The medicine which was returned to her
was deadly poison, which she took, from the eff
fects of which she expired shortly Afterwards.
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Brilliant S c h e m Q !

1,-S prizes sHoUuIHS W '.'''. po<ouH
Whole Tickets Rl6; Halves So; Quarters 81;
Eghths 81
The fist 2l9 prizes decided in the usual man
or.
The 5, COO Prizes Of $50 will be determined by tn
last figure of the number that Draws the SEQ 600
prizes Yor example, If the number drawing the
$500 prize ends with No. l, then all the tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled TO $50
If the number ends with No 2 then all the Tickets
where the number ends in 2 will be entitled to $50
and to a.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the follow
ing rates which is the Iisk
Certificate of package of 10 whole tickets, S100
70. do. 10 half do. 50
Do. do. 10 quarter do. 25
Do. DO. 10 eights do. 12t
Address orders for tickets certificates either to
b. SWAN CO. Atlanta, Ga or
S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala, or
s. SWAN, Box 200 Mobile, Ala.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

THE ACT OF DYING Is SELDOM PAINFUL Sir
Henry Halfourd, the eminent London physician,
says: "Of the great number to whom 1t has been
my painful professional duty to have administered
in the last days Of their lives, / have sometimes
felf surprised that p haUs appeared reluctant to
go to the undiscovered country from whose
bourne no traveller returns" >"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

MUNIFICEST DoNATION.-Josiah Bradlee ESQ,
on New Years day sent check for four thousand
dollars to the "Home" of the Association for the
Relief of Aged INDECENT Females, No. SO Charles
street. The above amount, added to the former
donations of Mr.. Bradlee, make the sum of $40 600
he has given within few years to this most excel
lent insttute-Boston Transcript
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

AMERICAN INTERVENTION IN THE SWISS AND
PRUssIAN CONTROVERSIAL Prussiau correspon.
dent of the Nord writes as follows:
berlin, Monday, December 21.--At the sug-
geston of the representative of the United States
the English Minister has invited the embassies of
the powers, which have not yet interfered In the
Neufchatel difficulty, to mediate with the federal
council for the liberation of the royaIist prison.
ers.
"The object of this Intervention seems to be- to
obtain an arrangement of the difference, to which
end Prussia might make an important concession,
after such testimony of sincere desire of peace
and Cancellation on the part of the federal coun.
ell"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

An intinerant qaack doctor In Texas was ap-
piled to by one of Colonel Hays Rangers toextraei
the iron point of an Indian arrow from his head,
where IL had been lodged for some time. II can
not stract this stranger" said the Doctor 'becase
to do it would go nigh killing you but / can give
you pill that will melt 1t in your head
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

A RISING PLAcE.-Papers from Superior, Wis I,
to the 10th ut, announce that real estate in that
town and vicinity, has advanced in value fully
fifty per cent since the recent passage of the
Railroad bill, by the Legislature, and that land
entered by pre~empiion, last summer, at ST. 25
per acre, now brings from SIS to $50 per acre.
An independent military company Is about being
organized, and about thirty persons have already
enrolled themselves. A meeting was also held.
on the 10Th of December, for the purpose of form
ing singing school, with lattering prospects of
success. dhere is brisk trade between this
place and ST. Paul. Minnesota, over an excellent
road, and at last dates several teams were on
their way to Superior, from st. Paul. laden with
venison, oysters, canned fruits, &C., which would
take back in return, frozen lake fish Roads will
soon be opened, also, to ST. Anthony, Little
Falls and st. Cloud and in fact, every mail from
that region brings fresh indications of the energy
and enterprise of its citizens
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

RfJOIeISGs OVER THE SENATORIAL ELFC-
TIoE.-There Is great rejoicing among the Repub-
licans at the election oil General Cameron 20 The
u s. Senate, and \ salute was fred on Capitol
Ill., at Harrisburg, Pa, during the afternoon, In
honor of tho result. $3.50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

RECEIPTS OF CoTToN.-The receipts of Cotton
the present season, at all the ports, reach one mil
lion, six hundred and fifty thousand bales which is
An increase over the receipts of any previous year.
from New Orleans the past week were 13 600
bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

A Cincinnati editor says there are q great many
idle, shittless women" in that city. Here Is fine
field for the benevolence of our sewing societies.
Since the blockade of the Baltimore harbor by
ice oysters have become very scarce, and are now
selling At "a per bushel.
Oregon now sends to California considerable
quantities of butter, bacon, eggs, and smoked
meats.
Rev DR.. Riddle. for % years pastor Of the Sd
Presbyterian church in Pittsburg, has resigned
The Memphis Eagle is out for the Hon. John
Bell, OF Tennessee, as the American candidate for
President In 1860.
VIM. Hinkie engineer of the Steubenville and
Indiana railroad died suddenly on Friday last ut
Steubenville, Ohio.
Mr.. T.. Booth, the trsgedian, has gone to ST.
Louis to fulfil an engagement
.Country" Thompson, notorious character in
Baltimore, died Tuesday night, of wounds receiv-
cd In fight the Friday night before.
Parodi sings In the opera Of Lucretia Borgia, At
New York, Monday night
The IRE cracker disturbances In Mobile led to
three Of the parties concerned being fined go
sach, and put uoder bonds Of ei 900 70 answer.
Mr. Raymond, Of ths New York Tiuss, 10 In
Wsshingson city, - the summons u Ms Ksissy .
samuitsss % alleged ssuuDtisas IN osssssss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

BOUND TO HAVE 1T OUT.-The Irasburg, VT,
Standard chronicles the third trial in of tresss
pass, verdict $40 and cost Tha case has been in
court than three years, and the costs ill be
no less than gl 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

NOVEL SUIT.-Mr. Walker, one Of the editors
Of the New ton Iowa. Express, has been sued fos
&c, 500 by three individuals Of that town, .foI
quietly looking on, a. he says. while some ladies
were destroying the whiskey Of the PLAINTIFF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

Z MASSACHUSETTS 6EEAToR.--In the Senate this
morning, the vote for u. 3. Senator was taken and
resulted In the unanimous choice of Hon Charles
summer. Every member Of the Senate wasiu 10
seal, and Ne vote was therefore fall.sns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

uNHEALTHY--To tall In love with another
mans wife. In Arkansas this Kind Of thing usnAl
Iy TEAMMATES In death" the first yesr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

MORE FILIIBUsTERING.-TheS San Francisco
papers nutice fillibustering expedition there
agars. Sonora. They say:
Sonora contains one hundred thousand inhabi-
tants; and although divided into factions, they
would be sure to coalesce against q common enc
my. Disliking one another, us they hate; and an
attempt to revolutioDize that State by any small
party of men, must terminate In annihilation. If
the new invaders join Gandara, who is known to
be an unmitigated scoundrel. villanous as he is
treaeherous, what must be the consequence As
soon his ends served, he will get rid of his
allies speedily and surely. When they sleep it will
be the sleep that knows no waking, until the
sounding of the last trump. But the invaders ex-
pect after assisting Gandara into power, to turn
traitor to him-oust the government-declare the
soil confiscated, aping the Nicaraguan outlaw, and
build up On the ruins pseudo Republic, in which
they may be masters and all the rest slaves
With the knowledge of these circumstances, the
himsy gauze that covers their designs becomes so
transpa eut that he who runs msy read.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

APPREHEEDED TROUBLE In CHINA M. De.
Concy, French Consul General In China, (says the
Courier de Lyons) has received orders to demand
reparation from the Emperor of China for the
death by violence of the Able Chapdelaine, who
fell martyr to his religion, The demand win be
supported by the French squadron, charged to
compel the Emperor of China to allow . repre-
sentative of France to reside At Pekin-a privi-
lege which Russia alone has hitherto enjoyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

AN EXCITING INCIDENT AND SERIOUS Acct
DENT The Peoples Theatre, on the evening of
the osn instant, for few moments was a scene OF
the most intense excitement In the last act of
Lurline in the fairy scene, the dress of Miss Mily
Peters caught fire from the footlghts of the stage,
and In moment she was enveloped in flames
fortunately DR.. Collins was in the green room
ano immeaiately rushed to her. throwing bis cloak
over her tightly, thus extinguishing the flames
But for the fortunate appearance of the doctor
she must have burned to DEATH as it is, she is very
seriously though not, fatally injured. The house
was crowded from pit to dome.
& Inatso Dns~a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

The United States sloop Of war Esratoga went
70 sea from Norfolk, Va. Tuesday She belores
W the hems squadron, and viii ssseh ~ ~ Theni'
~.
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AT COST: AT COST: AT COST

VAL. COHEN, IT'S BROAD STREET,
Havins yet very large stock IN hand, and beinl
compelled to close II out within this month, shall
offer from this dav. every article 20
AT AND BELoW COST, FOR CASH.
The assortment is . very complete ose. coptaininl
the usual variety 10 be found In Dry Goods store
and rather than sacrifice the soods 1t suetisn they
ExTREMELYL Low PRICES, WITH0UT RE
GARD TO COST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

I KANsAs.-A Lawrence correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial, chronicles the arrival in Le-
compton of Mr.. Spencer, the newly appointed q.
s. marshal, in iplacc of Donaldson. He at once
entered upon the discharge of his duties and went
to Lawrence, where he searched in vain for the
recently escaped prisoners. Ex-Governor Shan
non has arrived at Lecompton, and opened a law
off
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

THE TRADE OF THE LAKEs.-During the past fiji.
swelled fro sos 600 600 in l84 to S6Os $40 $40 in
1856; and the whole of this grand aggregate, with
the exception of s42 266 600 down for Sacketts
Hsrbor, Cape Vincent, wngatchie, Genessee, and
Niagara, came through the following portE-BuffAlo
sse3 o2s 600; Chicago s225 ss8 600; Cleveland 1892
1890; Detroit, S1400uo0O0; Milwaukee. S35 co.,.
Oswego. Sl46, S35, 600. The tonnage of tho Lakes
amounts to 49, 426. This 10 onetwefth of the total
tonnage owned by the United StsteA and about
oue-ith Of the total amount employed in the coast
trade. large part of this tonnage is employed in
the trade of New York, and has done % much a.
any one item In contributing to its growth. When
the Sunbury and Erie railfosd il finished, it viii
open this trade to Philadelphia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

ACToRs IN AUsTRALIA-Sydney papers Of the
1lth October contain theatrical notices with some
we'll known Names Misses Gougenheim, formerly
Our Lyceum theatre. AT the Royal Victoria, Nc
Kean Buchanan was playing Macbeth and hamlet
To good houses. Mr. John Dunn, formerly of Bur.
toms, was jumping James Crow at the Crsmorne
Gardens, aud Misks Hauser playing violin solos
for the Sydney Philharmonic Society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

TIGERS IN NFLoRIDA.-Captain Samuel Somers
recently killed, his residence, on the river ST.
John, an old tigress and two half grown tigers -
He also came in sight of the old male tiger several
times, but was afraid to shoot at him. The tigress
measured eleven feet six inches from the tip of the
nose to the end of the tail, and it is supposed
would have weighed three or four hundred
pounds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

.,, o,r PRIZE TO EVERY NINE Tickets.
.ryJTIaNT SCHEME.
uhoIs Tickets $40, Halves S Quarters $50.

uh,I. Tickets $50, Halves S Quarters $50.
-rh. sut SGT Prizes are decided In the usual
rsnneF. O AZ, I'LL ~. s.,.Xrr,r.a
IL ~ a., 6sure Of the number that draws the $40,
sy, Pc FOR example, if the number drawing the
: ~ co nrixs ends with Ne. |. then all the tickets
20 ne number ends in l. will be entitled to $40
" the nurbsr ends with No. 2 then all the Tickets
bsrs the number ends In 2, will be entitled to $40,
spd % on to @.
Certificates Of Package: will be SOLD at the follow
;Ds r,,ea which j. the risk
C.rtihs.,. Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets $50
Half 4" so
u 10 Quarters IS
rx- laSr.s. orders for Tickets or Certificates Ell
49, N g. SWAN s. co, Atlanta, Ga.
Ssi0 or g. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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SlMS SC PLEASANTS.
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
GENERAL AGENTS,

18th strset, near Cary Richmond Va.
Offer their services for the sale cf ell kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE, RENTING HOUaES,
HIRING NEGROES, and all matters pertaining TO
a 0enersf Agency.
COLLECTIONS In the City and Country attended
to, and remittances promptly made
THOMAS E. SIMS. JOSEPH B. PLEAsANTS
ia m
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A SAD OcCURRENcE.-On last FRIDAY after.
noon. Mrs Mahala Rohrer widow lady residing
In Tilghmanton, Md, left home for the purpose Of
Waiting some neighbors. She locked her two Lit
tie children, aged one and four years. in the house,
and took the key with her. The eldest one was
very anxious to accompany its mother, bat she
positively refused to take it, leaving 1t ut home to
take care of the youngest. During her absence
the house took fire. and the children being locked
IN burned entirely mp. 1t is supposed that the
children were playing with the fire, and thus act
nrs to the building, which, being of logs, was to-
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cs.zsEzEzzE RICHM0ND A ND d A n

R,NGEMENT.-On and after Wednes-
day Oct'r 1st, 1856, the mail train will leave RICH
MOND daily Sundays excepted) at O'Clock, A.
M connecting at the Junction with South-Side Rail-
road to Lynchburg at IL NJ, and arrive at Danville
PM. Returning leave Dsnville at 7:l5, A. NJ con-
Meeting at the Junction with South-Side Railroad 70
Petersburg or Lynchburg at IL NJ, and arrive at
Richmond at 1918, r. M. The train will stop for
passengers at the following points only: Manches-
ter Robiou's, Coal-feld, Tomahawk, Powhstan, Mat
toax Chula, Amelia C. H., Jetesville, Jennings' Ordi
nary Junction. Prices, Meherrin, Keysville brakes
Branch, Mossingford, Roanoke, Clover Scottsburs,
Boston, News Ferry, Barksdale's, Rinssold and
Danville.
Children over and under IL years and celored
servants half price Servants travelling by themselves
must be furnished with two passes, that one may
be retained at the Office where they purchase their
tickets and must be expressly stated that they have
permission to ride on the cars.
Passengers for Farmville, Lynchbme, Wytheville,
Abingdon, Va, and Joaesbero,, sRusaellvi!le and
Knoxville, Tenn, connect with South-Side Railroad
at Junction.
Passengers for Greensboro and Salem NJ G., con.
meet daily at Danvills with Holderby Co.'S fast
line OF Stages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

THEATRIcALs &c, IN EUROPE MIR. and Mrs.
Barney Williams are re.engaged at the Dublin
and Royal Theatre
Catharine Hayes was at Dublin, concertizing
under the direction of Mr.. Mitchell, the well
known Opera Librarian of London.
Gen. Tom Thumb is holding levees at the Re.
gent Gallery Quadrant of London
Ira Aldridge, or the colored tragedian, has been
playing 'Dred" with great success at Belfast
Charlotte Cushman is in Italy, whence sne will
embark for the United States, probably.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

TSNENCH 01KLATlNE : a aupply 81 ehts
aFsisls, vhits sn1 eaak, tust 70 hsnd n sasst..
~ SH S15iss1r, BHnas ! visEEa.
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FIRE AT WHEELING.-There was fire at Wheel.
ing Va, on Monday, which consumed building on
the corner of Water and Union streets, owned by r
Zane, and part by Mr. 6egel clothier. whose loss
10 $500. Mr.. Berry, who occupied an adjoining
building, sustained loss of S 1000 but was insured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

SENATOR BELLS SLAVES The Nashville Banner
contra lets the report that Senator Bell lest $40 0OC
by the late executions of slaves and says the
OF Senator Bell in the six negroes hung nstead oi
nine,) did not exceed $4,000. The value of all the
slaves lost was probably less than $4,000.
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ANUNNERY THREATENED-A letter from Vim
cennes, Ind, ef the Sd instant, says: There is
great excitement in the city. occasioned by Mrs
Crawford, of Cleveland, Ohio, claiming her three
children, placed in the Catholic Orphan Asylum
here. by her husband. The woman visited the
Asylum, and requested leave to take away her
children. This the nurse refused, when she
ciutched one of the children and fed with 1t in
her arms. She was found by the nuns and 9th.
ers, and scuffle ensued in the Streets the moth.
er fighting desperately for her child. Some of
the citizens interfered in behalf of the mother,
and she took the child away. The matter is now
in court, on a writ Of habeas corpus. The excite.
ment runs high; the sympathies of the popuiace
seems to be with the mother, and should the Court
give the children to the nuns, serious disturbances
seem inevitable.
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WREcKs On TEE JERSEY CoAsT-The number oil
wrecks the Jersey Coast since the lst of July,
1855, to the present time 48; persons board
s15; saved by Government apparatus, All; by theil
own exertions and citizens boats, 3l4 whole mum
ber saved 1885, lost So besides the two surfmen who
lost their lives in the attempt to the of the
TaSao
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21 KRIOM COUNT1Y CUNRD
ah cAENsHAw / co.
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CAPITAL PRIZE
s~- 4 A. n m nsss a.

fK 2 U VI, U VI ~
Of;THERN MILIT4RYdCdDEMIL LOTTERP
CtassN,
To be drawn In the city of Mobile, Alsbama in pub
lie, on
FRIDAY. JANUARY 50. 1857. on the Plan of
SINGLE NUMBERS.
JOHN HusrEL and ". w MAGuTRE, Esqs, Com.
rnissieners
3UoOB Tlchets-~3 295 Prizes.
vDRE THIN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN
TICkhTS!
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THE MOUTHS OF THE MISsIssIPPI-The New
Orleans Delta states that Messrs. Craig and Righ
ter, with whom contract was made by the War
Department, for deepening the channels of the
mouths of the Mississippi river, are preparing to
commence their work Immediately. The contract
requires that the work on the two "Passes' shall
be completed in ten and fifteen months, respective.
ly, from the 18th of November last-for which the
contractors are to receive $685. After that
they are to keep the channels open for four wears
and half, at the rate of $4,000 per annum. The
plan proposed for carrying out the project is TINS
described by the Delta:
"The passes, it il known, widen as tbev debou.b
into the Gulf, and bars formed at their month,
just above the bar, 1t is proposed to establish two
breakwaters, one on each side, commencing at each
bank and convergins towards the centre until within
5000 feet of each other the proposed width of the
channel though the contract requires only 200 feat
width. These breakwaters are to be composed Of
piles The apertures between the piles thou n not
uftcent to affect the current will bs large sntn,h
to admit deposit. which will gradually form q banE
to still further strengthen the breskwarers Three
miles above the breakwater in the Southwest Pas.
the banks are say 5000 feet apart and the channel
45 feet deep. The breakwaters it is calculated nv
centr aizing the current will have peary the seme
effect if the width three miles above was contipu
ed down to the end of the breakwaters, which az.
tend into the bar on the outer side of which the wa
ter ID over so feet deep This would necessar ly re-
move the bar, making channel of more than 20
feet deep and s 600 wide aud washing the mud out
into such depth that IL would be long before new
bar woud offer serious obstruction"
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The undersigned, having taken a lease. for a term
OF years, the American HOTEL respectfully solicts
sahare OF patronage from his friends and tn. public
ne pledges himself that no effort hispsrt shall be
spared to render his guests comfortable and to sus-
tain the present reputation of the house.
ia 2-ts w z RISuNp
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J. b. HARGROvE. G.. II. LEE
b. .HARGROVE & co.
y. AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE,
FOR THE SALE OF NEGROES, &C.
No. 5 Wall Street.
ia l3-dlmcSm RICHMOND. VA
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A MEXICAN HOTEL.-I have this day
N sold and conveyed te Mr.. VIM. B. Bishop, the
interest OF john j. Brown ESQ, in the lease, furni.
ure, good will &C., of the American Hotel and so-
liait Continuance OF the liberal patronage of the
fIiends CT Mr. Brown in behalf Of the new proprie.
tor VIM III JOHNsON
Jan. ], 1857. Committee of j. ]. Brown.
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