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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-25
CHRISTMAS PARApE.-The Sons of Tenn,

CHRIsTMAs PARADE.--The Sons Of lem,
perance in this city intend having grand cold
water celebration to-day, when DR.. Burrows wiit
give them an intellectual eRtertainmsnt worthy Of
their charitable order. For several weeks pass
new accessions have been made TO the "tss-total
army every meeting night and IL II not at all Inn
probable that many new recruits may be gained by
this Christmas diaplaY - - = NJ !,
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DEAR Purf.--if negroes win smoke
in the street they must take the ennsequspcss-- -
Yesterday morning q slave named Hsnry, In ths
service Of Joseph Blnnt, was ordered the lash fos
putting = long nine, in violation OF the law. -
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Cold BATH Yesterday morning ne
gro fellow named George, In the service Of Mr.. @.
Bailey, accidentally fell into the basin, near ths
packet Office, and with great dificnfy was rescued
from drowning by two other servants who saw HE
situation. aR
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CRY GUARD.--This new company, nm
der the command Of Captain Trueman, 10 steadily
drilling, and will probably mako its first parade
on the I'D Of February. The uniform adopted Ia
one Of the handsomest we ever saw, and a. more
than twenty members now fully equipped, and
others expected to be in short time, there
seems to be no doubt that the City Guard will be
ready for duty In short tinie
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ATTACKED BY CArANOrsr.-Last Thursday even
ing Mr.. q. HodgdoD Of Newton, n. IT,, was attack
ed by catamount, which, after chasing him some
distance, Jumped upon his back, knocked him
down. and fastened his claws in thick plaid he
happened to wear at the time. The plaid came off
in the struggle; and before the loup eercer could
extricate his taions from the Morsted, Mr.. Hodg-
don managed to reach place Of safety
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FALSE ALaRM.--The usual uproar Of
Christmas sse was considerably increased by iAlss
alarm Of FIRE. For . while. the vollsys Of pop-
crackers the ratsling OF bells and the shoaSs of
hremsn, made night absolutely hideous. !.
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THg CoUSry PATROLS will be- out In
strong force this week. 70 prevent tf they can, ait
depredstions on private property. - .s.gs "
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PROVIDING ron THE HoLIpAYs.--Alex.
sndeE, slave, was Gagged yesterday fos stsalise
pocket book containing 50. Richard sujth, free
negro, was likewise locked mp, for stsaliag .
watch. r.
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PoLIcE ITEMS were scarce yesterday
morning aud We hope may coLtinue % durinx the
holidays, for prisons cheerisss places q tAls
partie ular season. Az
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TYNE 8 CHTLDREY.
IL AGENTS AND COLLECTORS

HIRE OUT ~ EtYh UEsS tUALEtI CHAINS. Ut,
ES- OFFICE. UNITED STATES iIOTEL.-6a
We, the undersigned, having heard that DIR. R0
b. Lyme and John 4. Childrey have associated them
GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS in Richmond
take pleasure in recomn. ending them TO the patron
age Of the public feeling assured they will faithfully
and runctually do whatever they may undertake as
Agents.
. aicGRUDER SoNs.
SHERwIS McRAE, Richmond.
JoHS X. GARNEfT VI. d., iienrlco.
JOHN b. You've. Attorney at Law, Richmond.
GARLAND IlAINEs J. 2, Henrico.
JOHN NEITLEs, J. P, Richmond =
TBos. +. NucK0Is, J. P. Heniico.
CHAs. u. WILLIAMS, Penrico.
JOHN O. TAYLOR, J. P, lIenrico.
NM. BoULwAkE, King Queen. .....
J0HE VI. GREGORY, Attorney at Law, Richmond.
GoDDIN APPERSoN, Real Estate Auctioneers.
de l0-ts
NEGRO HIRING.-Tne subscriber re-
1N turns his thanks to his former friends and pa
irons for past ftvors, and takes this method OF n
forming them and the public generally that bt
intends to continue the business the coming year.
promising to his best exertions to obtain good
homes and good prices for all Negroes entrusted 4
him. and also TO give them his personal attention in
case of sickness He has a large and comfortable
house for them dnring the hiring, in which they car
stay until hired out.
He would advise that Negroes should be sent in al
early IA practicable after Christmas.
refer. by CONSENT to the following persons:
S.Iin \; B: HILL, 1 f,Lr.s,srs, Richmond.
JNo. W. c. LArANE King William.
DR. Dr. Sn6R SErFIs T.IsNF FATsrlrn0r King Queen
BR: b. 5ss. 9ls Il: p ka1ixE ksE Essex,
Z. A. J. CLOPTON,
Office corner of Wall and Franklin streets,
Opposite Messrs. Dickinson, Hill Co.'s.
de I-2m
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0 40 prizes amounting to 5000
Whole Tickets Sl0 Halves s.; Quarters 50 50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY


The Numbers from to 300 corresponding with
hose Numbers on the Tickets printed separate
slips If paper encircied with small tin tubes aud
placed in one Wheel
The first 3o prizes similarly printed and encircled
are placed in another Wheel.
Tie wheels then reYolved, and number is
drawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the same
time Prize Is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn cut are oTened and exhibit
ed TO the audience, and registered by the Commits
soners, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation is repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRIZEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled To the 81 Approxima
,on Prizes: For example: Ii Ticket No. ll,2O draws
the $50 900 Prize those Tickets numbered IL PAS II 249
ll25l, 232 will each be entitled to $40 If Ticket
No $50 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets num-
bersd 49, Say, SOL 552 viii each lee entitled to $3.50;
and 50 on, according 10 the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes uf SD will be determined by the
la . figure ofthe number that draws the 500 CO prize
For example: IL the number drawing the $6o000
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets, where the
Bumber ends in win be entitled to s30. 1fthe num-
Ter ends with No 2, then all the Tickets where the
number ends III 2. will be entitled to $50 and on
toe
Certificates ofpackages will be sold at the following
rates which is the risk:
Certificate ofa package ofl0 whole Tickets. $50
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RELIGIOUS SERyicEs. .--W invite atten-
tion 70 the advertisement announcing divips sss.
vice in the new baptist church, MAnchsstsr, %
sunday next.
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MORE ALLEGED CRUELTY ON BOARD AN AMERICAN
SnIP.-The Glasgow Daily Mail has an account of
cruel treatment on board the American ship Ophe
liza. The irst and second mates beat one OF the
men so badly that, TO escape, hejunped overheard
and swan to a steamtug, which returned him to
the vessel. The mates again commenced an as
sau!t upon the man, and he made second attempt
to jump overheard. This time the crew sided with.
the abused seaman, and the mates were subse
quentiy arrested and are now in prison. Nearly
the whole crew refused TO go back to the ship
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SALE OF pRoPERrY.--The mansion Of Mr.. Jacob r
Stevens. with land attached, in Charlottesville,
has been purchased by sIr. c. Il. Mason, for 800.
Mr.. s. designs removing to Texas.
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TO BR DRAWN
LLyII GAIIL2 IL LN DEIE
AppRlDXIMATIoN pRIyEs

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes of $500, approximating 20 500 600
prize. are ST. 200
prizes Of $50. approximating to $4,000
prize, are 1,G0
prizes Of 800. approximating to $4,000
prize, are 800
prizes of $50. approximating to 5000
prizes, are 600
prizes Of sl2, spproximating TO 5000
prize, are 500
IT.hss Vi $780, approximsting to 81, 90
prize, 400
4 prig1 of SO approximating to $500
prize, zoo
tprizes Of $50 approximating to Sl500
prizes 200
s0D0 rriGes of $50 are 100000
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{NTM. S. PHILLIPS,
w CENppaJ AGENT AM COLL F(,TOR

w GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
Will continue to hire out negroes, rent ont houses
settle and adjust claims of every description apper
tanning 10 general agent. lie returns his sincere
thanks to his patrons for the liberal patronage whic
they have bestowed him. and hopes by strict at
dsuce Office on Governor street between Main and
franklin streets atGOULDlN'S OLD STAND.
de 22-d2WcWit
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I EMIS HILL.

/ EWIS HILL,
IL PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
attends 10 the sale of WHEAT, FLOUR CORN and
TOBACCO, and continues TO hire cut NEGROES.
81 Office on 18th street, near Gailego Mills, Rich
nond Va de 4-d6wc2m
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MARYLAND fISAScEs.-The report Of the comp
trolier OF the Maryland treasury shows that the
receipts into the treAsury for the past year. end
ing Sept. 30tb from ordinary sources, were 81 l06
93s17; besides SG 5,s1023 received from the gene
raj government for dai claim, as heretofore
published in The Sun. The anoaBt received from
the direct tax S233, ,3o4ss: from clerks OF
courts, 5e,5l2.69. Baltimore aud Ohio and North
eru Central Railroad Companies have paid their
obligations to the state in fuli, but the Sasqas-
hanna and Tide Water Canal Company has fallen
short OF its payments about $30,o00.
The disbursements from the treasury for the
past year were 81 ,2J3, 40, of which there
paid for State stocks redeemed and cancelled
s2I6 ss535, aud there tran sferred 10 the sink
Ing fund sl2G.2247S. The interest ON the pablo
debt for the past year WAS sG1o.2s270. The sink-
ing fund amounts 10 x3,99 ,2st4i, nearly fur
asNioas AZ lotiars.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, 20.
"a PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
DEALERS In PAINTS. Oils. DYES

% PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
N DEALrss | Il SrSSsfs Sa saslsfsss \; .osiLs. DYES.
No. Is Pearl street, Richmond
ARE now receving and will shortly have In stol O.
their Fall Stock Of DRUGS. DYES. CHEMICALS.
sortinent well adapted to the wants Of the trade,
purchased ia person By one Of the house the most
adxantagepus 3 Z terms tsr and mostiy for cash.
hope that with the facilities possess for obtaining
snpplies and the stretest ateution to the quality
M all goods sent from us, to preserve the reputation
which our house enjoys for selling articles oi the
Particular and prompt attention to shipping and
puRCELLsLADD 4 CO, Druggists,
No. Is Pearl street,
aueo The street opposite their Old Stand
COUGH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary Dis
Coughs. Mrs DAVIS COUCH ELIxIR stands far
above any other remedy that has been offered to
the patronage OF n Southern community. This modi-
cine does profess eradicate ali Diseases of what
ever nature with which humanity may be afflicted
nor does the proprietor decaret TO be the ONLY cUEr
tor pulmonary diseases but from the reputation Ii
has acquired for ITSELF and that too without pm ne
With those who have used it. and from the great
Der OF certificates OF residents OF Richmond, who
have been benefited and cured by its use she feels at
liberty to commend II to general Ese satisfied that
the afflicted eannot use L without receiving great
For saeby I II Mrs T A. i. I DAVE Bsenest ga,,x
Mex 19yal Chas Iillspaugh. K. J. Picot. A. Bocs
serahd Cnas d. Yale my2l
MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
- A certain cure for Fever and Ague-LEOS-
akD's ANTlDOTE for the above, is the greatest
aiscovery OF the age. 1t has never been known to
ail and i considered by numbers that have used t.
Use. " "
References given by those who have been cured
BY the above medicine.
Price 81 per bottle. To be had of
THOMAS LEONARD
se Is Corner of Clay and Adam streets
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EsgssrxRs orr roR MExico--A large party %
civil engineers started from Philaleiphia 1uss1ay,
% take che next steamer a New Orleans ~ yge
Cruz. The object Of their soarney b % beGfn -
location Of the Mexico and Inciic kaiirca6 y nm
from Vera Cruz to thA City of Maxics and tAsace
to fAeiflc ocean. Captain Talcett. lo1e r. ~
United ssases Typographical Corpss y iAs eAief -
ginesr. @ ss IVA
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MTOODFIN'S SPECIFIC!- FOR
~ CLIRANIG M,IID IiSII

W CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
The proprietor of this Specific, has been aware of
is virtues for several years having freq lentIy made
mail quantities for gratuitous distribution to the
tfcted. He had idea of Offering il 10 the public
IN this form. until he urged to do 70, by those
who had been cured by its use. He, now with great
oniidence offers it to the public for the two diseases
Indicated, namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspepsia
not as general panacea for all the ills flesh i, heir
ro Nany certificates may be seen at all the places
of sale.
manufactured and sold by q. WoODFIN. 25th
street, Church Hill price 81 per bottle, or bottles
Tor -. For sale also, by GRuBBS APPERs0N; e. J
pIcOT; j. W. POLLARD, 18th street; and Dr. SNELLINGs
,orn"r ~ Broad and 18th streets, Church Hill.
Ii
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Cor. Seynour, oar minie9er - - kvttfa14e0s.
has ssas home deAAtion a 1175 - ~ relkef af
the poor of IiaxsfHd, cooa. 8. Z !
Count cstAaia. young Neap0ll1ane ~ n1fjy
killed Ia duel near fs5ie, ~ a4teooA e0oDgt--
They qua aafsled abont yo9Ae ln6y. - - 4
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applying Tor Letters, III this List, Will
are ADVERTISED.
A
Unity Andrews miss Mary
Iarah Atkinson miss Fannie II
mary j Asiiboek miss Kosena z
B
w Barnes mrs Caroline NJ
ry Il Bruce miss Sarah X
Slytlie fniss Sallie A
eth A Branch Miss Wv
Collins mrs Mary @
CfDmmeiion miss Mollie
u Cotton miss MarthaJ
Crow miss Mary A
Condy miss s
q VI Clarke MISS Vp2
line. Clark miss Bettie
Cardweli miss Lucy A
y Il Cochron miss Lucy
u
isan + Darroch mics MA
l.
Eaton mrs EA
Eison miss r
=
French miss Julia
Il Z Ford naiss Martha
q
,lIyJ Gill mrs Edwin
IL Goldman miss A A w
III
Howard miss GfIberta
miiid Hdwper MISS Mary U
Eliza HJge miss Mary h
larry A hhrbert miss Martha
lry Il Hall miss Mary q
Mar tha Hardin miss Va
y n Haskins miss Ann
J
Jordan mrs Mary
X
tha G Kenns dy miss Cornelia
Knight miss Fannie
l.
iia A Leadbetter miss Ella
Lind miss Jenny
Eiia Lewis frances (seryanD
NJ
Maynard miss Catharine
tryC Monrow miss Sarah Y
Ellen Mitchell miss Elizabeth
thafine Mann miss Eliza
,ilard u Martin III SIS Ida
rbary Mayo miss Martha q
Ann Il
Nc
A Mcfarland miss Marian
Sarah k
N
2. Magic miss Catharine
ssie owens miss A u2
p
~ Peppercorn mrs Ann
= ,iei Perlow miss Florence y
Packea miss Mary
'oiihe Painperton miss Ssllie T.
X
~ Ann Ragiand mrs Addie q
Roper miss Matte q
s
an u Sbenara mis- u
Elizabeth Smith uissA ' V'
mot snow miss Georgianna
iry Smith miss EM
VI VI smith miss Anna
" Short miss A
Ellen Stedman 4 Co misses
,uha Smelling miss Hannah
NARY Scherberlan miss Sarah
4
:, Ialiaferro mrs Mary IL
Mary G. Thomas mrs AInry i
Y
Iohn Vaughan miss Annie
) Uceanna
w
aheth Winston miss SalIie
ora Wash miss Rosa V
sarah Wilson miss 2 Lizzie
Winston miss &c
Wingo miss Addie u
incy Wilson miss Anna VI
IN1TIAI
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BLOOD STAINED TREASURE About 8
o'clock yesterday morning Lieut.. Kelley, OF the
night Watch arrested young man calling himself
Cornelins Gildee, and haiiing from stanton, who
was found concealed in an entry, In rear of Steb-
bins j. Pulien's store. On getting TO the cage the
prissner was found to be hatiess, and his clothes
covered with mud. He represented himself a.
pedlar, and said he had accidentally become intoxs
icsted aud fallen into the entry without knowing
where he was. On searching his person II WAS
found that he had in his pockets so 10 silver and
nine 81 gold pieces, four of which were bloody, a.
also one of his purses. In his boots were die
covered S105 in gold all OF which he claimed to be
his own, but he could not account for the blood
stains which were pointed out to him. The Mayor
suspecting that all was net right, committed the
accused to prison until gentlemen to whom hs re-
ferred, could be telegraphed In staunton.
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VIRGINIA WORM KILLER----Ch;Idrsr,

y CRY for 1T! This valuable and popular prepara-
ton Ia recommended with the greatest confids1cs =
asst experience and test of years having proved il
b one OF the best safest and most reliable Worm -
st-oyers in use.
Being prepared especially for children 1t is sweet
and pleasant to the taste and readily taken by them
safety it contains OIL worm seed turpontine or
other nauseous drug.
Prepared only by e. j. pICOT, and for sale by
Druggists generally. an II
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MECHANICAL.
TIN- SHEET IEON AND GAS FITTING

rVIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
BETWEEN MAIN AND CAKY.-The subscriber T.
fully prepared to do all kinds of work in the abov
numerous patrons for past fayors and solicts con
tinuance of the same. Being master of his business
he can promise his customers that all work done b!
him Will AT least be equal to any other housein the
city and fully as cheap-a fact known TO all person
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.-He is prepared T.
execute this description of work in very superio
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE-Always on hand a large and genera
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail.
GAS FITTlNG.-lIe is likewise prepared to do al
kinds ofGas Fitting iii the best manner.
PUMPS.IHe keeps always on hand large and ex
fell CHARLES II. LANGLEY.
CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ sHOVELS, T0NGS and pQKERS-I have 70,
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds of Crates
including every style of Tenders, Summer Pieces
handsome and PLAN sets of Shoves, ToAgs ant
Pokers Seen different sizes of coal Scuttles, cinde
Shoyels, fire Shoyels; handsome Stands for Shovel
and pokers Blower Stands Brass and Iron Footmans
fire Brick fire Slabs aud Jams sets of Soap Stone fo
setting up CRATES; Tavern and Church Bells,
sweet tone. Builders. house4eepers, and others il
the lowest Northern prices. | am nanufacturin,
all kinds of Brass and iron Work OF the above de
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACT0RY, No. ~
Main street between sth and 9Th streets, West side
80 i613m DENOoN.
IOUTHERN IRON WORKS.-LEWIs
% betweap el fha Main aH s1
FIXTURES FOR MANUFACTURING TOBACCO
YERANpAHS, every description Of CAST AM
GRATING aud all kinds of HOUSE AND WROUGHT
IRON WORK will be done with neatness aud dis
ton. My old friends and the public generally, Al,
solicited to give me q call before engaging else
where. my8-d6D
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GosE TO rHE SpIRlr WoRLD.--A sidew lady named
Evans died suddenly Ia New York ON Monday, and
il Is suspected that she took poison for the pur-
pose of sslfdestructioH. She was believer la
spiritnaisla, and had attended spiritual circles 70
such an extent that her nind seemed 10 be wholly
occupied with the subject On several occasions
she had expressed adesire to 20 70 the spirit world
aud occasionally had gone lar as 10 threaten u
destroy herself and thus end her troubles.
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FROM HAY1l-It has already besn stated that the
U. S. sloop of War Cysne, which was specially dis
patched by our government TO investigate the cir
cumstaDces attending the imprisonment of Captain
Mayo, OF Boston. arrived at Cape fiaytien on the
Goth ult. Captain Robb, her commander found all
the accused parties acquitted after trial by ury
Finding their minds relieved of all anxiety ON this
score, the officers enjoyed themselves amazingly
on shore. ball was given by the Commercial
Agent of the United States in their honor Can't
Robb returned the compliment paid him by giving
party on board. The Cyane sailed for Port an
Prince on the Sd inst. Coffee and Iogwood had ad-
yanced in price, Mr.. c. IIabich, of Boston, died at
Cape Haytien on the 7th inst
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SHIPMENT or Irish GIRIs.-The British Govern
ment Is shipping Irish girls to the Cape Of Good
Hope as q means sofpreyentingts own coioalsts from
reiapsing into barbarian. party of $50 has al
ready sailed, aud another company Of $50 is soon
10 bs torwarsiedali described a. healthy aud good
looking. They 60 with the understanding that
matrimony Is ioreward their.expatriatioa-
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MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY !,
pVI U0IIIt. 10 De flitu OF
THOMAS LEONARD,
Corner of Clay and Adam streets

IN r JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
MR.. r. II. JACKSON: DEAR SIR-I
have tried 100 bottles of your EXCELSIOR Brr4ERs
Win ny customers and universally recommend it as
&c asa TONIC, find it superior 10 any other arti
;le have ever tried As an agreeable article in a
COCKTAIL, 1t IL only to be used TO be approved
Your friend and servant,
an l2 ptInc -
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THg SocrHERs EAhrHorAxE.--The shock Of an
earthquake experienced at Charleston, on saturday
morning last, was also felt at Savannah. AZ the
former city the motion consisted of y series o.
horizontal oscillations, Increasing gradually In
distinelness, aud than subsiding somewhAt more
rspidly lasting about ak or eight seeonds, a. wen
a. could be estimated, at the rate Of about foaror
Ave oscila tons tor double vbratioasl per secend
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CHaisfMAs Is here, ~ the report of pop-
crackers. the shouts OF shs compIime.A1 ~ -
ssason, and the sparklins syes and happy - q
yoasn ATTEST Friends will mest together to-day -
ak q pleasures past auin suticips pssion--psrssss
VIII - nappy 70 see their oasprine arouna Sksn
CHRISTIAN VIII ascend 70 high heaven IN srvent
.hahsieiness ~ tnat it rs his privilege 10 vorsa1p
that SAVIOUR, whose birth he nov comm1norssss.
~ ms own way. Would that all could Be- cheerful
ana eontenfod on this auspicious day. Bpt thtv
cannot be. The poor widow, without : spevS a
fire to warm her fittlo one ora crust Of brssd 10
appease their hunger, may be at your vsry dser
dying f1r the necessariss of life, and II yoa wosd
abundance See that the borrowing orphan q
made TO smile BY some token Of your Hberslfgy.
aid then indeed may this prove to you 3 ~msrfy
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FROM SOUTH AMERIcA.--By arrival at New York
we have later news from South America. The
dates are-Buenos Ayres I'd, Montevdeo 5th Rio
Janeiro llth and Bahia 18th of November. All the
States were quiet, circumstance unusual in that
quarter Railroad Enterprise was progressing rap
idly In Rio .Ianeiro. The treaty between Brazil
and Uraquay was not ratified, but on the contrary
opposed by a powerful party senior Paranhos,
special envoy from Brazil to Paraguay, was cordi-
ally received by Gen. Urquiza. The money crisis
was untelt in Brazil, and the Bank OF Brazil had
raised the salaries of all its EMPLOYEES
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CERyANTS' HOSE.-0n hand, large
~ lot Of Country Knit eks. suitable for Men and
Boys wear which We will sell low.
de Il JOHNSON 4 HARDWOOD.
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/ 1ST OF Notwithstanding in the
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-25

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Being hne Tonic, it is very beneficial to Weak
Stomachs, Weak Bowels, Dyspepsia and General De-
)iity.
IN BOTTLES 25 AND 50 CENTS.
SA- Every family traveller and iaborer should al.
Ways have bottle with them, in of accident OF
aldden sickness
A-Wheneyer you have pain use the CURE-ALL,
,nd you will obtain immediate relief and cure. Sold
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