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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-31

COMMISSIONERS CPRrIFIcArE-The undersigned
sworn commissioners to superintand the drawing of
the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, do here.
BY certify that the above is An accurate list of the
Numbers and Prizes. as they were drawn BY Us this
day at Augusta, Ga.
E.P +. 6. FBAirRaBsEsR' Birass Sworn com'r..
sworn 10 End subscribed before me this day De-
cember 2oth, lsj7. LEWIS LEVY, j. P.
ExPLANATIoN-The left hand row in each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel The amount opposite each Number
IL the Prize which the Number is entitled to-
All Tickets where the Number ends in 5 are enti-
lied to so in addition TO any other Prize which the
above drawing may entitle 1t to. Hall, Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part
Certificates of Packages are entitled to all they
draw over the go Prizes Halves Quarters and
Eiyhths in proportion.
The principal Prizes in this scheme were sold In
the following places, viz: No. 37355, $50 COO Gar
dener, Maine, and Madison, N. g. No. fl9, sa).Uu
Greensille. Texas on Certificate of Package No
3Si6l. slns0 Fairiaont. Va. No. 1880 So CO. epar-
tauourg. s.. c. No; isig2, $3.50. New York. No.
10 5000. Rome. TIA. No. s22s7. S2uO Palestine
LII. No. 626e. $780, Mobile, Aha.
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NEW AGENCY IN GODDIN's HALL.

A<-The subscriber having secured the large trout
Basement Room, in 9odiin's Bulltug corner Of
Bank ami llth streets offer his services to the cit
zens of Richmond. Manchester and the surrounding
country, ia all business pertaining " "A GENERAL
AGENT, viz: Hiring ont Negroes, Renting out
Houses Collecting Claims, and would also attend TO
and all other country produce The undersigned il
we'll acquainted with the citizens OF Richmond, hav
ipg been born and raised among them. and to them
be would refer; to those unScluainted with him, he
would refer them 20 Messrs. Goddn q AppersOn, and
the citizens generally. My terms shall b. moderate
de 2i-<iimS A. :. MADDOX.
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SrRALrsa Peter and Rko-
da the two slaves. asfaiened be6brs "a Nsyor -
Tuesday for having In their possessisa vsis1kjs
aiamond ring stoies from ": chasIss e wyass,
insd yes erdsy. The evidence showed fhss ~ =
was mos employed % the Clifton fIsass q tks1lne
OF the rcbosry, and therefore. IL all psoAe6S19y,
was only guilty af rsesiviIs ~ ring ksewise +
e have ssen stolen. She, horevef. admistsd Shas
she let Peter have the ring on Chfisfmas svU bsle
stated that she had worn Il thsss pears, 80 go
she ortginaliy purchased n Of Ellsa McCnhe =
white woman. who is now reading IL New Yoek.
Of course that part OF tho statement about hsvlew
the ring To her possession for thres years & hj1s
aud u 70 equally probable that shs hss 80 ia -
truth - to the person from, whom sAs rscslvsaie q
Mr.. Wynns's watch 10 yet missing, bat mav -
brought to light In short tims. Tbs Maysr 80
Rhoda admitted that she had ies hin hsve -
ring and thereiose ordered HE discharas. RAe1a
however, was remandsd for final trial g ths naxe
te:n Of the HustiDgs Court, which meets - shs
s, second md Monday in January. u she 4 cenvscts6.
fation beyond the iimits Of the United ssssea
A CuLvBRr NEEDED.--For some years
past the city has been raisisg stons walIs II shs
essp % R rssine between Clay and Leigh streets sase
OF eth. TO catch the "washinsss with ths kops q
evtntusiiy hling up the rsviue Ia that way II
the plan now pursued ID persisted Iu ~ d1eck v1
.emain ditch for nfty years 20 come, cd MN.
iith and i2fh streets Will never extends any Ars~r
North than at present But II we are mi taken n
our opinion, and the ravine should BE- speedily nl
ed by the "washings" will ft not b. diilcssl thea
to drain that pars OF the city ~ te sheaid bsf--
from 10Th to pth street. sstoDs calvert hes alssady
been erected At the bottom Of the ravine, snd it
seems to US that the true policy for the city 70
sdopt, is to continue that culvert 20 13sh street.
and thus secure proper sewerage and drainage fpr
el time to come. If this were done, the cwners pf
land along the ravine woala at once proceed 20 All
up their lots both north and south ot the line shus
bringing into use a vast amount Of territory now
lying IN waste In the heart ef the city becauss ef
the impossibility of getting 10 it. Were this n.
vine nlled up, as 1t should and would b. II the euI
vert were continued We have no doubt that the In
creased revenue which the city would d. rive would
reIsy the entire cost Of the culsert In very short
time. New Buildings vcuid speedily spring up on
French Garden Hill, aud that part OF the city
would become one Of the handsomest neishbor-
hoods In Richmond. We invite the attentIcs of
the Cky Council to this subject with the hope that
some steps may be taken to improve the section
alluded to. fl ET6
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GEORGE II. T0MPKINs,
GARTER c. JACKSON,
~ GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR

Office No. II Market Bridge Main st.
Offers his services to the public 10 write up books
make on accounts and collect the same. Persons
having bills notes, drafts or bonds for collection
will DO well 10 put them in mr. hands. Beat rei.-
rsnces can be given.
Also. want 10 hire a good Cook Chambermaid
ana Dining ROOM SarN ant--ali threa f.En sles.
Come ona, come all and see those great Radical
Cur" fRUSSES, for which he is agent. All Doctors
! invite. 70 sKnnIine thrm de 24-Sfk
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r YNE & CHILDREY,
II AGENTS AND COLLECTORS.

IL AGENTS AND COLLECTORS,
HIRE OUT NEGROES. COLLECT CLAIMS, dr.,
We. the undersigned, having heard that DR.. Ro
B. Ly ne and John r. Chdrey have associated them
selves together for the purpose of conducting Il
GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS In Richmond,
take pleasure In recomu ending them to the patron
az Of the public. feeling assured they Will athfully
and punctslally do whatever they may underta az
Agents.
SHgRwIN McRAE, Richmond.
JOIN X. dARssTT, ". d., Henrico.
JoHY Il. YOUNG, Attorney at Law, Richmond
GARLAND Ii tISEs, J. p, Henrico.
JOHN kETTLEs, j. r, Richmond.
THcs. K. NpckoLs, J. p. Henrco.
CHAs. B. WILLIAMS, T. enrico.
JoHN o. TAYL0R J. P, Henrico.
Wa. BoyLWARE, King Queen.
JOIN NJ. GREGORY. Attorney at Law. Richmond
de lots
NEGRO HIRlNG.-The subscriber re-
~ turns his thanks TO hia furmer friends and pa
irons or past fiy0rs, and takes this method u in.
forming them and the public generally that ht
intends to continue the business tho coming year,
promising to his best e1ertions to obtain good
homes and good prices Tor al Segroes entrusted 20
case OF sickness. He has n large and comfortable
house for them dr 1g the hiring in which they car
stay until hired ont
He would advise that Segroes should be sent in a.
early as practicable after Christmas.
refer by consent, to the following persons:
SiKaa \; B; MI; / P;lrAs.vrs. Richmond
Jye l. w. G. LArASE. King William.
De- Dr. T4oEas SsIvrIS f.4asr f1SsrhA"f King Queen
Dr. Bgv. d. Rg2. VISA .-
DR. JAS u, LA3Ass, nS's"' ,
lsfice corner Of Wall and Franklin streets,
Opposite Messrs. Dickinson. Hill Co.'S
de I'm
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MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY .

MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
Iva A certain cure for Fever and Ague-LEON.
ARDS ANTIDOTE for the alAve IL the greatest
discovery of the age; 1t has never, been known 70
(and by the medical faculty) the best medicine In
use.
References given by those who have been cured
by the above medicine.
Price 81 Per bottle. To be had of
THOMAS LEONARD
se1 Corner Of Clay and Adam streets
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I EWIS HILL,
IL PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
attends to the sale of WHEAT FLOUR CORN and
TOBACCO, and continues to hire out NEGROES.
ES- Office on 18th street. near Gallego Mills, Rich
mond Va. de 4-d&wc2m
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SOUTHERN IRON WORKS.-LEWIs
~ L. BARNES, manufacturer of FIRE ENGINES.
ON 7th street West side, between Main and Cary,
FIXTURES For MANUFACTURING = T9BACcONn2 SB cN2
WROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS
GRATING and ali kinds Of HOUSE AND WROUGHT
IRON WORK, will be done with neatness and dis
patch on such terms as warrant will give satisfac
Hon My old friends, and the public generally, are
where. my8-d6m
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L.rER fRoM NIcAksauA,-Rst,sea ef tls iri.ar-
ragua, ffhe official paper of the Nicaraguan gov
ernment, published at Managua, the seat Of gov
erumAnt, with dates Of 14th November. TnSer
the head Of AT the Last Moment the Gaceta pab-
fishes the following:
The Constituent Assembly OF the Republic has
just ratified In all its parts the convention made
by DON Antonio J. de Irisarri with Mr.. Stebbins,
pyssident Of the American Atlantic and Pacihc
Ship Canal Company.
The new President Of Nicaragua has issued new
credentials, with full power, 10 Don Antonio Tore
de Irisarri, tbs envoy extraordinary and miaisfer
plsuipotenttsry Of Guatamaia. Salvador aud Nica
rsgan 70 the rnifed States vssting him with equal
II fall powers 10 treat with the other natiens sho
ministers.
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.M. s, PHILLIPS,
w GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.

VIII contnne 10 hire out pegrces. rent ont houses
settle and ADJUST claims ef every deserpti apper-
tanning To n general agent. He returns his sincere
thanks TO his patrons for the liberal patronage whch
they have bestowed 0u hun. and hopes by strict at
tention to business To merit their continued conf
denae- 0lhce un Governor street between Main and
Frsnkhn streets. atG0ULDiN'S OLD STAND. F.
a
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HIRING
MECHANICAL.

MECHANICAL.
TfN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
l. ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber /,
fully prepared to do all kinds of work in the aboyt
business with dispatch; and returns thanks to his
numerous patrons for past favors and solcits cor
tinuance Of the same. Riag master Of his business
he promise his customers that all work done b.
aim will at least be equal TO any other house In the
city and fully as cheap-a fact known to all person.
who know what good work is.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.-Heis prepared to
execute this description of work In very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE--Always on hand large and general
assortment OF Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
GAS RITTING.-He is likewise prepared to do all
kinds ofGas Fitting In the best manner.
PUMPS.-He keeps always on hand large and e1
tensiye stock Of Well and Garden Pumps.
feI7 CHARLES III. LANGLEY.
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GRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
VI sHoyELs, ToNGS and PoKERs.1I have fol
including every style of Fenders, Summer Pieces
handsome and plah sets of Shovels. Tongs and
pokers Se~en different sizes of coal Scuttles, cigdei
shoyels, fire Shoyes; handsome Stands for Shovels
and Pokers; Blower Stands Bras and Iron Footmans
hre Brick fire Slabs and Jams sets Of Soap stone tor
setting mp CRATES; Tavern and Church Bells, g.
sweet tone, Builders, housekeepers, and others II
want Of any Of the above articles be supplied al
the lowest Northern prices. | am manufscturinR
All kinds of Brass and Iron Work OF the above de.
.cription, at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACTORYa No. 22t
Main street between sth and 9Th streets. West side
Richmond, Va. o~
"A Ik--am 3. ~. UENOON.
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OFfIcIAL. !, . ,,,,o : !. -.
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY OF "a.

ILAS5 ".
At Augusta. Georgia Saturday, December Vi. issT.
SAMUEL SWAN & Co. MaEagers.
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Markets..

Lo,po. noyrr Mhmu, Friday evening, Jan. g.
Tho Directors Of the BANK OF Eogsad have gveu pouoe
10 lay that they have advanced the rate OF discount on
leans on stok from 10 ek per rhis STEP on the
part Of The directors has taken many parties by surprise
but Ia generally looked upon a. merely precautionary
measure.
The money market 10 stu easy and amply supplied.
First GLASS bills are discounted belov the mininuuo
rate Of the Bank Of Enslsnd in many quarters rhs
divdends paid yesterday and no dous, increased
the supply Of capital shon; bu, the payments ace
not expected 70 be followed BY any nnsserisi ia.
crease the amounts having 10 be repsd the bank for
advances commercial bills being exceedingly heavy
The dealers the stock Exchange declined 20 al
lov more than per cent for loans on consos for
any lens thened period. Advces received from Han.
burg report decline In the rate OF dscous, from 10
~ per opt large arrival Of gold by tie Moa.Sn,
rehoy from Melbourne s@oon,og TO 900 co., has bees
reported and viz hsely ne delivered 70 morro~ O,
Monday, Which, With . mpdersse sncos; fron Africa,
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THE VERY LATEST.

LONDON, Saturday Jan. 10, 1851.
SETTLEMENT OF The PRUsso-HuvETIc Diff
GUILTY.
BERNIE, Friday night, Jan. 2, 1857.
The bases Of the French proposals are in close
conformity with the conditions laid down in the in
strucons Of Councillor Keren these are also agreed
TO by England and declared acceptable by the Fe-
dera Council. The prisoners are TO be released
with sentence of Punishment qualified by pro
viso that their political statutes may be modified
Nv the ultimate arrangements of Conferences.
1t Is also stipulated that in no case shall the qucs.
ton Of the independence Of Neuchatel be a subject
Of discussion.
Prussia has undertaken TO abstain from all milf
tary demonstrations, with condition that the Fede-
raj Assembly shall not take action In the affair
SPAIN.
Madrid, Jan. 8, 1857.
In consequence Of a letter published against the
authorities of Catalonis. General Prim has been ar.
vested and sent 10 Toledo. Tranquility has been re.
ts'ablshed at Valencia. The collection Of arms in
the provinces in pursuance Of the circular lately pub
li,ned still continues.
The opening Of the Portuguese Cortes has taken
place.
PERSIA.
CoNsrArrIsopLE, Jan. 2, 1867.
On account Of party intrigues the Shah Of Persia
is said 70 have demanded the assistance Of Russia
The Russians have occupied some islands in the Bal.
kahan Gulf, on the Thrcoman coast Of the Caspian.
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snsesutss ne IMPORT ~ ths wvsk. ~ entire, -
0s supply hon Ne usAed seAso, ps ~ AfFssa,
w. - Freneh scosunk snd ssme parcels aRe day e.
uscssA hon The Bank q England % osatinsnaal %
count
The return from the Bank Of Engand 1og Ne week ~
me 0e I'd Of January gives Ne Duile wing resuatA
when compared with sbe previous week
Public deposits e. sea 9o2 Acssasa $50 So1
OshcY deposls lie, 0s6 as lnorsase. - l9o
Rest. S.29984 Increase. ..... Aeo0
On the other side Of the aocouns:-
6ovt securities. III 6n0 6i Increase. &300 4e8
Other securities. 10 o se8 Iscrease. . 98a 8
Notes unemployed. 4,7s7 sib Decrease. -. seLoeo
The amount Of notes circulation flo 225, 500 bang
IN increase Of Est 296 and sb0 bullion boh
pertments fl0, S24 showing . decrease of fA7, 900
when compared with the preceding return
me Brush iunds have been b. ady with agadualy up
ward tendenoy-the settlement II the dispute bet woen
TIE Allies and Russia by tho Pars Oonfesenoe, the ~
oehiDg esse In he monty Market and the lAyge sup
ply OF geld from Australia, AL msined produce
ndence In The market On thur day the arrapg amenS
for the settlement did not appear TO have eIeSeised
any material nnuetoe. Yesterday Oooso. Openet
for the new account February Al 94h - OAK, and 70,
the greater part thu day they stationary thu
quotation. Subsequently they reocded r. and the aaa
quotation was @x % "a ~ stock kft or ~ 2l6k 10 2ls
reduced BAN 70 ~. 10 day c0ns0s de lliRed to Nk
selejs but coee0 buyers follows -Onsole for money
93x TO 81; do for account, OAK 70 9ix
The following liable viii show the nuctuati0ns b
Soh since the I'd inst -
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TIVE ATLANTIC HOTEL AT HoBoKEH. Tgr Rrsr
trsvr and most freouerted psoe Of tse vicinity
Nv York VII be ", from We ls Of May rsr f.r tsrn
~ The furnrre and hxurc f~ sale mon favorsbe
terms ksaiys " ~ premSyA
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Mu1HaRCALs


f,oNsULr DR. CURrIss IRON EURoPD IN ALI,
diSeases If a private natures ant speedy ana
liable DO not commit yourseh 70 the care a. hs N
denoe observed once 50 Howard street, two dsors es of
Bresdway
<,oYsuurrIoN AND RHgUMArIsN POSITIVELY
~ cared in sbot space o. time Recipes for either va
he puncuay sddre~s with Airectsns he
rec ept Of 70 cents 1he no humbux Addrsss Lsters a
Dse,sr II. Allen. New York Post Office.
nR wArsors rKw voRw-srUu CAUm Aup
~ Curs-e csnpiete prss<cal resase spsrms1srYhea
ed preusturs eshaussou with local debsihy nAsse< ~
early mdscrewn srce~~ r oh-r vkieh ~ sA>ws
men. are MY sspshs1 msssrs,st bv n.mevo. s..Asal
pastss ID CRAVING, WIN snpplsnenA 81 gsnsAs wenAry
Aseassa rree o. To bs IA n ths suoAc~ vap ~ "
ecssrned essesisEaaly, q % wat~ AVA ~ tswp vsa
81 AvNAvny.
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THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA sYxAlfsHP
L CtmpsDy,s splendid and po~srfsl stsamshDs
J11Y OF RALT1MORG S<4 nns, Capt Robert Leach
glTY " WARRINGTON, = $50 tons Cspt WIN. Wyhe
CITY OF NANCE ESTER, 400 tona Capt p. O. PetrteL
KANGAROO, l,N4 toDs Capt 3. Ewing
6hppers and Importers horchy respectfully insnea
hat IN future the fornightv sskngs n h compasys scam
WIZ te pase alter naely from New yorh and Phadol
phiA UDdes l Arrangement Nc daass q sEanG WI -
sullows-
non EyH ydnx kNB IVlAQuyBA-
CiTY OF WAsHINGTON, iron New York Jan- -
CITY OF NANCHESTEa, rom PhiiadelpAaa Feb. IL
TROM LIVERPOOL
CITY or WARRINGTON, fR Now Yerk Deo. u
CITY OF MAnGHkSTER, for Philadelphia Jan IA
ClrY OF BALTIMORE, for Now Yort Jan n
~ YBnA DEITnk - AND
LvuNrOOA
Ha,ocn-SD S0 and as aso0s6ng safe
limited d sd elnn passenger vM Be tAhsn And
tysnd IN provision -
LIVERPOOL. $50 From liverpool. ~
e0net-ucted with tight
compartment, and each vesssl carries experisnoed
goQn.
Parties wshug bring out .her friends en- obtain cortn.
cates Of passage and drnfA Liverpool Of 81
Mus snd spxsrds Apply u NE onses u Ne company, III
j. O. DALI n wAlnus street. Philadelphia
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NV y0nK AND LIvsRreOL vn,1D srAr9
nan ss:sssshiS AxLAHrso, 9arA gaivv Hlssdxe win
n.asrdAy Ja. 81 q n osAeh hsa bar bcrh q NE ssot
0O.ne street 1As BALHlC vn ssoeeed ths Auasso end
SAD 1sb IA The 1ne have impySved water
nsht eanAe,Sa Per ffeh ~ eAessfe hsvi,s 800 ngass
ne f@ elegance ana sanfok apply 70 EDWARD
x. COLLINS rs Val strset
Passengers requested 70 be board n III ss,ock
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ANTHOLOGY.

An AsrRoLoGIST rHAT BEATS TIE WORLD
N Ard &tm reward Ia offered b any pereu who Gao
her IN giving statements pat present
future, particularly marriages deaths health wealth lossas
lawsuits sb~rut friends, &c HB-Msdsme CLIFTON Is no
humbus does abe wish 10 impose The usway C.i
and satisfy yourselves Residence s5 Orchss between
Houston and Stanton.
NOV n YOUR CHANCE TO MAKE A FoRrUyE-
IN Madame CLIFTON " The only person IA hs Dnte
eiss Who give husky numbers fee only hey Resi-
Aenee ~ prchAf0 suses between houson and Asosop.
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ENOR HAvRE DIRECf-FRARcC AMEaICAN O0s-
papy-rbe yresch screw steamship OApIx
twenty TIVE hundred tons bw,heH, AImacd, es~.
mADder viii leave for The above port Thursday, Feb
"a at Il ocloeh precisely Price OF passage rat cabin SIT
S00; do forward $50 For freight apply 70 the
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STEAM BErwKKN EEw YORK AND GLASGOW
- EDINB0R9H, 2GU tons William Cumming command
5U, EEW 90Rk also TONS. Robert Craig, ssuonander;
GLASGOW, S67 yehn Duncan commander. The 9las
gov and New York aeashp COMPANY intend :aina the:e
and powerful seaLoorp 6sm Row York y 0aae0W d.
reet So'lcwsNSv York Saturday, 3ls January. n Il
oc,oeh, noun; 6hsaow, saturday, l4A February. - II
RATE on fAHAGI
r8 elAss, SB, 0krd oass feNrd with cooked DSov1sne
$50 experienced surgeon attached - each Fer
'reeht passage apply - JOHN MAOsYMOR, broad
way New York shy bs gold emily received fs passaSe
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>~~~~~-~------~
10 ~ABWAy Y1s
ID D A Naysball. j
UnHlHED AMIN

MONDAY EyESnG, JAZZ 20.
win be acted the prelude OF
TUE IRI3H TUTOR,
By he Dramatic COMPANY
10 be '" 3 ss &, Re "a ss fAsQuGRErrr 'TM.
by the Ravel Troupe.
NeYl In order,
BEAUTIFUL GROUPING
BY THE MARilNECfl FAMILY. ~
To conclude with the comic Uau'onlne,
Principal characters by
sABRIEL and Fra NCOIs RavEIA
TUESDAY evening Mr. Forrest ~ hcheiea.
Wednesday evenDg-1he hsvsi Troupe
7lursday eveuins-Mr. Forrest Bruins.
FRIDAY evenng-The Rave Troupe
Saturday evening Mr. Forrest kiohard III
eeafs may be secured advrn"e Performance begin
With he overture 1t O'Clock pr ec,sely.
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TIE 6UNMAKEa ~ MOS low.
In WHICH Mr. brougham will appear.
DURTOk's NEW JHBA1RE.
- Monday new play hrst time IN New York,
OLNMPIA-Wri tsn for Mrs. BARROW.
Karl Mr. q Fisher, Emile, Mr. Bolton his original part
Olympia, Mrs Barrow StoveAa
And tbs farce o, JOHN JONES.
Guy Goodlnek Mr. 9urso originally psy cd by him
three hundrs d nights
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The Bristol Convention.

There has never been an asSemblage of Virgin
ians, upon the subject of internal improvements
to whose deliberations we have looked with more
intere than to those of the proposed Bristol Con
vention, the day for the meeting of which has been
postponed by President Mcdaniel to the 81 OF
June next. In his letter recommending this day,
as more convenient to all parties interested than
the 18th Of April, Mr.. Mcdaniel earnestly recon-
mends the representatives Of the respective inter
nal improvement companies, a. well as those rep
resenting other interests, to gather and put in
form such statistical information of their own lines
of Improvement, as well as of the country gener
ally, as to them may seem important. This would
not only be of interest to the Convention but
urged as . proper means of furnishing tie Com
mission" proposed to be appointed with reliable
data to lay before the owners and controllers o.
the steamship.
lila now ascertained that the "Great Eastern
will not be launched before October next, and
therefore nothing be lost by the proposed post
ponement of the Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

~ACARD.-l have now in store, snd shall con-
tiuue to receive by every arrival the best and most
complete assortment of Boots and Shoes OF every de
scrption expressly for the retail trade, sered
to the public before in this city, being of my own
manufacture, and also manufactured expressly for
me in Paris by the celebrated makers there, Mons.
Melies and others. These goods were ordered by
myself last fall for spring and summer shall
be kept. regulsry supplied with these goods having
shipment made me every month during the season:
also steras of the very best and finest that can be
had in Paris as have made u2 my mind that my
friends customers. and the public generally, shall
have the best of Boots and Shoes that can be made
here in Paris and always of the stest styles, and
also the prices that they can be had for at
the importing house in PhiIadelphia, New York or
Boston, and get them direct, and no second profit
paid on either ready made work or material
ALEX. HILL, Manufacturer and Importer
of French Boots and Shoes,
ap 7-d2t&clt No l27 nj aiu st., Richmond Va