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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-07

GREAT SACRIFICE IN DRl GOODS.
~ Previous 10 the receipt of my Fall stock of Dry
ioods, intend selling any article In my present
stock at cost on l-ss. have great many very de-
sirah!t and reasonable Goods, to which invite the
Alteration of purchasers.
Splendid Black Silks at 81 per yard
Rich Robe Silk Dresses, very low
Figured and Striped Silks
Black BOmbaHines and Al paCas
Goods for Travelling Dresses
White GOods in great variety
Great arEains i'll Embroidered Goods
Hoop skirts
Chdren's Cactus Skirts. only 4oc each
SoiIed BriIiiantes, loo per yard.
White do. PIC.
Lawns to be- sold at any price from Cd per yard
Fine Mar4rillcs Quilts at only Sl.37l.
Housak keeping Goods IN great variety
Grass Skirts Oc.; Brass Hoops and Reeds
Canton Mating, very cheap
hantillaa TO BE- sold at half price
Sheetiugs, Shirtin "a and OZnaburgs
Bonnet nd Cap Ribbons.
Additional supplies by steamer every week Of 'ew
md desirable goods For bargains, call at the old
established store Of ALFRED MOSES,
jy - s. Main street
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\ IMPORTANT TO SPORTS

N INII VIk nv to Of VItIo-
Es H. MEN AND TRAVELLERS-I have in
- Es..Ass store large and complete assortment
aA>ass1aAzsAof Double and Single Barrel Guns; Rich
mond-made Rifles; Colts celebrated Five shooters;
Aliens Revolvers; Single Pistols Of every de@crip
ton; Bowie Knives; Dirks; Sword and other Walking
Canes: Dram Bottles &c. &c.
Also Just received full assortment Of every article
for the Anglers use, consisting in part of Walking
Cane Fishing Rods; Silk Sra Grass and Flax Senes;
Single and Twisted Silk W oFm Gut, with Hoaks at
tached; Cork and Fancy Floats Virginia Limerick
and Kesty Hooks; Reed Rods, by the hundred.
JAMES WALSH, Gun Importer,
jy l5-dlm doors above st. Charles Hotel.
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NLOSING our on SPRING AND sum

fLOSlNG OUT OF SPRING AND 81 NJ
~ MER STOCK AT VAL. C0HEN'S, l75 BROAD
street.-the has yet on, hand more Goods than is de
siraLic at the advanced state OF the season and viii
offer the greatest bargains to purchasers Irish
LINEN at 3T1a cents, worth 621a cts. TOWELS .
Us., and some 100 per doz. Genuine Turkish Bath
ing TOWELS 10 cts. piece: De Beige ROBES 22j a
piece worth soc; Solid Black LAWN, 9yards tor 90
Iace'YElLS At 31'z cta. peca, worth ~ ets Elas-
to BELTS I21a eta a pieces Best Kid GAUNTLETS at
90 u pair worth l7j; Fine White kid GLOVES at
cts, pair; Handsome EmbroideIsd Swiss and
Cambria BANDS at p cts; Cactus SKIRTS 90 cts a
piece for Misses at31a cts Best quality French
CORSETS at lV1 and Los; very cheap Black and
handsome DRESS SILKS; CROW LE1S Gold Eye
Needles cts paper area few of the Cheap Goods at
VAL C0HEN'S. I75 Broad II.
" B. have in store very complete assortnent OF
HOSIERY for Ladies, Misses, Gents and BOYS; also.
Linen and Silk POCKET HANDKERCHIBPS, to be
sold off at extremely low prices. Jy %
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TERMS: R3. IN ADVANCE.

TO ADVERTISERS 1ND BUSiNESS MEN.
The NelCs having regular, permanent semi-week
~ circulation as large il not larger than any other
newspaper among the farmers and substantial bust
of fredericksburg and this section OF Vir
sinia, is confidently recommended az medium Of
Advertising surpassed by other in this place 1t
numbers among its readers those who able to
buy literally ard pay promptly, and whose custom
would be valuable to business men.
Neither labor nor expense will be spared to make
he Nss0S worth than is paid for il by subscri
advertisers.
Immediate applications, enclosing the money, may
made to NEWS OFFICE,
jy S-ts fredericksburg, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-07

80 FOR RENT-That very desirable
III and well arranged Tobacco Factory, with
large lot attached formerly occupied by Messrs. Gil
liam Mathews on Cary street, second door from
Duniop, Moncure Co. This house has many ad
vgntages. it being large and very convenient. Pos
sssslon can be had Immediately.
4. ID. EACIIO, Pearl street.
Nunr tiln EN chariar IInfpI
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FRguTRICk.BIrRG A

H til you come to LEWIS Store Of BtrXtins-
Black and Colorpd Elastic Belts at 2s cts; Linen
Hdks. only O.. cts; Linen Towels - Ct1. por dozen.
iidki| at Cts; silk and Lawn Robes At and below
cost; Purasos of all yrs sold very low, Bonnet Rib
bons only I2s cts; Hoop Skirts only - cts; Hoop
skirts for misses only - cts Linen Collars for small
boys at l2 cts Linen Collars tOr ladies at l2i2 cts
1000 fine orksd Cambria Collars ut 80 ctr worth 81:
Berege, Debrxe and Lawn only l2is cts; Lawn
Dress Patterns at 81 per dress; large variety oopeu
and shut Fans to be sold very low. Ii you want to
save your money, yuu have only To come to
L VI 4 L AIltnn airAnt
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NEW FIRM.-We have this day associ-
~ ated with Us in business Mr.. II. BROwNELL.
and the style Of the firm Will be CLARKSON, AN
DERSON co.
continuance of the liberal patronage bestowed
on the old firm is respectfully solicited for the new
As we shall constantly cndeavor to give satsfac ton
to our friends aud the public.
CLARKS0N < ANDERSON
Importers OF Hardware &c
No. LOG Main street
July l, 1857. jy7-ts
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- CORN MILL FOR RENTING are
Ii disposed to rent TO a good tenant the CORN
Vi Ill on Mayo's Bridge adjoining our mills in Man
chester supplied with new and approved Machinery,
capable Of grinding $50 bushels Of meal per day, with
capacity for increasing the quantity to go bushels
the Machinery and Burrs for which are ready to b.
applied.
This Sill, FROM It's convenience 10 the city and the
travel continually passing it, has always secured
large patronage, aud is we'll worthy tie attention OF
those disposed to engage in the business.
For Terms, apply at the Mills, or at our Office Oh
18th street
an 2-ti&c2w BRUMMEI IL ROfSTERS.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

~ HOUSE FOR RENT.-A house and
81 lot situated on 81 aud Marshall streets, In r.,
tlTtJ part OF the city having about six rooms wei
ui xtsaei water on the premises and suitable 10,
ANAL family. Rent SEQ per annHm 10 afespons'''e
tenant Apply to ,,.vraoa
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q@ FOR RENT.-The dwelling house
ssf on Nays street, recently occupied by Mrs. l.
briI adjoining Mr. Alex. Notts residence
Possession laven Immediately. Apply to
10 23-3tawn JAMES THOMAS, JR.
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sea FOR RENT, and immediate pos
I'll session given, that desirable residence on NJ ys
sOufh eide Of the Basin, formerly occupisu C ~
Seyuo,Ir p Vail 1t contains eight sood roonh 4
good yard, with hydrant &C. To a good tenant W.
rent will be moderate T.. W. GLAZEBRooK,
90 49,. Corner Canal and 10th ats
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GUNNER GOODS, at and under Cost,
~ still further peChction-A large lot of striped and
dgured Lawns very cheap; Il large lot figured and
Printed real French; Brillisnts, at great reduction
10 price; large lot striped Lawns Flounced Be
rage Robes; Organize Muslin Robes, four nouuceS;
crinoIiue Skirts Cactus Skrts Muhar Skirts. Also,
100 dozen white cotton Hose cents; leo doz Linen
Cambria Hdkfs al Oh cents cash; Head Dresses The
Ladies are invited to call and be supplied Oh the
very best terms.
G. 4. CIV AIhlN.
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THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT OF

THHE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT OF
l. TIE KIND IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So
0A WATER AND BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT
Y FULL FORCE, WITH ITS DOUBLE SET OF
SELF-ACTING GENERATORS.-Lemon and Sarsa-
parilla pop, Philadelphia PORTER and ALE, Cham
pagne CIDER, and BROWN STOUT, put up in guam
iii 10 suit customers.
Ihe subscriber deems it unnecessary to say any
thing in regard to the reputation of his Soda Water
rs it is so we'll known throughout Virginia Tennes-
&ee and North Carolina. He feels very thankful for
the immense patronage heretofore extended towards
him by his generous patrons, and hopes by strict
attention to business to preserve continuance of
the same.
s1J- All persons living in the city, who have bot
ties with my name on them, will please return them
to my drivers, and to none others.
NJ. MCCORMACK,
jy 25-lm :O5 Broad st.
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IT FOR RENT-The new Brick Tene-
Ill m.nt on the Brooke Plank Road, opposite the
ton gate ono mile from Richmond. The house Is
large new and in good order. having kitchen and ali
nece55ary out houses all new, and hne well % wate
N The yard 1t is altogether most desirabit RESI-
dence for any doing business in town, aud wal
ing to reside short distance in the country. Fol-
JOHN & j. " DARRAC0TT,
Ofhcc on 18th street. in rear of the
IL II-2taUtS Merchants Insurance Co.'S office.
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ga FOR RENT-Several Tenements on
s::ss the plank road. Apply to u. ". GREEN cor
her Franklin anu THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE,
On the premises.
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NTOP at No. IS Main street, before pur-
- chasing, for il il 40 use paying extra fer DRY
GOODS. when you can bug them there at and below
Cost 80 faTasDs, at half price; 2JD Black and CO.
descriptions ShretinGs; Domestic Goods and Towel
hn2s. at New York wholesale prices; Rich Flouuce
hfic Aainso9h, Check and Striped Muslins &c, &c
below cost, at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-07

-. VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE
A DWELLING or GhAY b BET svbsiya ID AND AND
50 III o. Il the really valuable private Dwell
f itad ar above formerly in the occupancy of
nr ynch and now by Jno ii. Claiborne, Esq. The
49, - wall built IL covered with slate Il supplied
lin gas and water and has II rooms, besides large
kitchen.
au4-6t GUDDIN 4 APPERSON Aucts
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TIN- SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

~ L. BARNES, manufacturer OF PlKE ENGINES.
on 7th street West aide, between Main aud Cary.
FIXTURES FOR MANUFACTURING TOBAcSQ,
YTRANDAHS, every description of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT Ds0kS,
GRAFT NC and all kinds Of iiOU sc AN WROUGHT
IRON WORK, will be done with neatness and dis
patch on such terms az warrant will give stis1.c-
ton My old friends, and the public generally, are
solicited to give ME call before engaging else
whpre myS-d6In
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OOO DOZEN BROOMS ASSORTED.

wv 100 Pals
10 hampers Peter Doru Chalk Pipes
q boxes common Chalk Pipes.
- imported German Clay Pipe heads.
90 patent spring Cloth Pins
20 common Cloth Pins.
Il Well Buckets
2 bales CUrks assorted sizes.
D dozen Scrub Brushes.
Is Shoe Brushes.
10 Sifters.
IS Toy Pals
II Bltd Boxes.
10 " Flour Pals.
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July /, 1857 aust
nISSOLUTION.-T firm Of ITALIA
~ FERRO & BRO j. dissolved by reason of the
death of the senior partner, Hay T. Taliaferro.
Tho liabilities OF the firm assumed by the sub
scriber to whom all persons indebted will please
make payment +. Z. TALIAFERRO,
Surviving Partner
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
~ have formed CO-pARTNERSlIIP, under the
firm of TALIAFERRO & REID, for continuing the
MILLING business heretofore conducted hy tho late
firm Of TALIAFERRO & BRO, and also for connect
ing with the manufacture of Flour the transact Of
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS. They re-
spectfuly solicit share Of public favor.
+. ). TALIAFERRO
jy PPM GEORGE C. REID
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u thousand CIgars, various brands
We Will sell the above goods without regard to cos:
wish to close them out inuledi.ltrly
II l3 WV. MALIAitE SONS
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~ notice. have for sale, lease o.
III rent Houses Lots &c. from LIST to 3}rd streets
in the county of ii"rriCo, oOlne Of which LOt'
cannot be- surpassed for beauty and locality by an
within the corporation limits; AMI when you com
s county Lots for soap and candle factories, Natur'
could not have done nIOre on her part for the conVr
uitnce Of man to erect such establishments upon al
u any of the shove. | shall be pleased to have tn
views of operators upon the subject now before them
Apply TO IL ". ~ LEk,
my 5-3,p yant for fh1 Trustees
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rrLEGRAPHla hEWr.
REPORTED FOR THE DAIL DEsPA Tca.
fonrressjounl


WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-SsHate.-Nr. Seward
Introduced q hill to authorize the Secretary Of
State under the directions OF the President. to
contract with the New York. New Foundiand and
London Telegraph Company, for the use OF their
Subm arioe communication for 50 years, by the u
s. Government on the same terms "a the British
Government, also to aid the company In laying the
cable Referred to the committee on Post Offices
The House bill for the payments of invalid and
other pensioners were passed.
The Iowa election case was considered.
A resolution was adopted asking the President
fer information regarding the election of Ameri-
cans from the Island Of AYES. by the Venezuelan
Government, while gathering guano for shipment.
Adjourned until Monday.
Hoase-The House passed twenty one private
bills
As the House was about TO adjourn, Mr.. Kelsey,
of New York. said the Washington correspondent
of the New York Times had made charge CT
bribery and corruption against members of the
House and others, which demanded Al inyestiga-
ton He submitted resolution appointing com.
mittee of five. with power TO send for persons and
papers to investigate the matter
Mr.. Paine, of n. c., said he had knowledge o!
such an attempt being made by one member to
others in relation to the Minnesota land bill.
Great confusion ensued with loud call3 for the
name of the offender, but Paine refused 10 give IT,
The resolution was finally passed. and the House
adjourned.
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Additional Foreign News by tie North
America.

Additional Foreign News by Tie North
America.
PORTLAND, Jan 9-The foreign rapars per the
North America contain some furthe: items Of in
terest
STAIN.
A Madrid dispatch reports that revolutionary
cub has been discovered there, and that arrests
were made and papers seized.
SICILY
Bands Of insurgents have been formed in various
parts of Stella, but there no fears of general
revolutionary movement.
The news from Persia is indefinite.
arltinopIe adgicos say the Persian min lister
continues to negotiate with the British Ambassa-
dor tc adjust the difficulties, and that the Persian
minister proceeds to Paris. Persia, however,
continues her whrlile preparations.
RUssIA.
The Paris correspondent Of tie London Times
says the Russian army amounts 10 10000 men,
complete, on the shores Of the Caspian sea, and
still in tie cantOrmepts. The Russian General
had, however. sent three officers into the nearest
provinces Of Persia 10 exa anime the condition of
towns and forts and take plans of Touses by which
passage might be made fortde enemy
SWITZERLAND.
Advices from Berne. Of Monday, say tlst hopes
of peace increase IN official circles.
Four fresh divisions Of troops have been called
out The students at Lewich have volunteered
for the active army, and popular enthusiasm is
increasing.
FEGTArD
The American olicers Of the Arctic ship Reso-
lute continued to receive tia most marked atten-
tons from the British people. The only public
entertainment they had been able to attend was
one given by the citizens Of Plymouth on Christ
mas day. They we've TO dine with LsdI frank
lin after which they would return home il the
British steamer Retribution
THE LATEST.
The Paris correspondent of the London Globe
teepraphs the following:
CoNsTANTINorLE, Dec 1.-THE Persian Gen
ersi Murad Mirseah has marched into Cahui aud
occupied Lurrah
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IL Closing Of the Roass..The suhscri.

ton hooks of tho Cosmopolitan AIT Association WI
be close in few days to make arrangement for the
distribution of WORKS OF ART, On tne 2@th inst
Tbose wishing n become members for the wear
Is !, will please hand Their names
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The payment of three dollars constitutes any per
son member of the As1oclation, and entities him
to
FrStThe large and costly steel engraving ga
fUGDAY NIGHT any enc CT the ucn h y
Magszises given below, one Year
Second-A copy Of the Cosm0poiitan -4rt Journal
ThirdA shste in the Annual distribution OF
Wolka of Art comp ising large number OF Paint.
tings, Sou pturs &c, &s.
The falow ing Magazines are furnished 10 th1se
who prefer them to tn. Engraving: tiurpey'a Mtqr-
-apc G0deg'S LddyS B:0k hHicaer50cSer N0qa .iae
Grahdm's Magazine, Bjachlroods Maga=iae Southern
Literary Messenger, Z. s. Naqo2iae, Mrs Stephens
Aev Monthy and the British Quarterly Rerieir lit
te rs LirHg Fge, (WeekiY,) and two memberships
or Sc.
Thus it is seen that for every three dollars paid
tle subscriber not only gets three dollar s,agazue
Engraving but also the Art journal year, I'D
Ticket in the Distribution of Po ks of Art, which
nsy. in addition draw beautiful Painting Statue,
or other work of Art, OF great vaiue.
RIO rerscn is restricted to single share Those ta-
king five membe rships entitled to six Ergrav-
ings any Eve of tbs Magazines, one year, and to
nix Tickets in the DAtribution.
C. L. DERBY, Actuary c. A. A.
G. II. SUTTON.
ia IO-9t' Former Bank Gnd III SIS.
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Newspaper Improvement.

The Baltimore American, an a BILE and dicnifai
"hig Journal, has entered upon the fifty eight
year OF Its existence, and appears in new and
handsome form. 1t is row printed, with new
type, on double sheet, quarto, of the size O
some Of the New York papers
That veteran Journal, the National Iniellisencer
has commenced the new year with new type, ant
presents handsome and attractive appearance
We are pleased to see these evidences of prospect
~ aud OF energy 10 this influential and univer.
sally respected Journal.
The Alexandra Gazette, a sterling newspaper
osS entered upon its fifty eighth year This is 8
great age,-to the Dispatch, which is bat a youth
Of si1 summers, it looks like the age of Methuse~
lah,--but "a hosry head 10 O. crown OF glory when
II Is found In the ways of righteousness" SO the
Dispatch sends greeting to its venerable contem
porsrles, and prays that their shadows may never
be iess
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& bis late residence 9Th street. arench Gsrds n
Hill, OF pneumonia, Mr. ALI XANDEE SMITH b
native OF Scotland ege a years
His funersl will take place tomorrow sabbath
sfternoon, at o'clock, at the Rev. Or. Reads
Church.
Yesterday. Ms MARIA POAT, corsof CT Chss.
Post, aged % years.
Her funeral will take place from ne residence Of
ner husband. this evening at o'clock.
On tho 9Th last, in Hen1ico. At tie residence OF
Gf a. }. Terrell Mrs. NANCY W. CHANDLER in
her seven:y-thiTd year.
At the residence OF its parsats on the 3th ms.
THOMAS w, son of Ed@aTd II. and anna V. Ue,
tcLssoct, ard erendson OF 1hos w. Farquhsr.
This funeral vii! take place at ar. 4. ores Church
Sunday evening at half past : &C ok
" Philadelphia ard Eaaton, Pa papers please
copy
~ FUNERAL NOrICE.-Tbe friends and &c
guentances Of PATRICK GAHlLL deceased, are
Invited to attend his funeral a. z oci OK On SUNDAY
the llth inst from his late residence
r. The funeral Of Mr. PATRICK MCMAHON
viii take piacs 10 day (Satu' cayl ut Que O'clock
tfom the residence of his broJh4 on the corner of
!S.h ard Broad Streets. His fends are respectfully
invited TO attend.
~ LynchbuTg paPe- p!ease copy.
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~ 70 Br7IsEss MEs-CHECks, DRAFTS, &c
The year is about ending, and many burinesB de-
ARE to commence with new Check and Draft Books.
These be furnished at the Dispatch office, en-.
grayed in style Of elegance unsurpassed any where.
Gentlemen Uh5 desire Checks engraved, Bill Heads
&C. surprising any thing IN here should call enG
examine specimens at the Dispatch count in groom.
They caa hava them with such visnettes and orna-
lnents are ia the specimens, OF with any others
that their fancy nay suggest Orders for Checks
Drafts Certificates Of nepoEit, CORPORATION Bonds
0lG Heads. &c be flied in the most satisfascrf
manner and 1T rates sOrprlsinciy low. Merchants,
Bankers Cooperation ttfi9ers suc ofhsra should sX
alGIne our specimens.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ksy" a perfumed nrent!a can be obtaTued
by DOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID. Toothache in
staufly relieved bq DOWEN'S DENTAL FLUID
Soft and 5pongy Gums cured by DOWDEN'3 ID N.
TAI FLUID. Teeth made white eud tartar removed
by D0WDEN'S DENTAL FLUID, recommend ed
by Bra Plsassa:s, Hudsnn Ednlunds, Hancock i C.
&C, Of this city, and Physicians everywhere. For
sac By all Druggists Wholesale and retsil
ESQ. DOWGEE. 0rugsi.t
jal0 Sixth and Broad st.
~ Beware of limitations Toothwashes. &c.
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MARINE INTELLiGENCE.
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE,

" To the Voters of Henrico Coupt~
Allow US 70 mention the name Of DR.. J. DUVAf,
as suitable person to represent n. Il, ira n.rt
islature: 1t Is useless to mention snYthinz wi,b -s
gard to his qualifications or high rorsl cbaraeAsr a.
he Is too wei known ia Henrico to require esy r.
"a lo3t Aany rioters fran al poYtiauso n Ne ,o. n,
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BAD ASp DOUBTFUL BANKS The Erie City
Bank OF this State, las closed its doors. The
Warren County Bark and the Bank OF New Gas.
tie, in Lawrence county, are in bad repute al
though they have no: yet wholly suspended -
The circulation of them sill is Of doubtful value,
and should be refused until its character Is better
established -LGncastar PA Examiner
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gy-To Many Voters. Absence fror u;.,,

mono preVentec an earlier reply to yo7~ in1z,ry -
WHISTLER rot would accept ,h- offs az q ..
Sergeant If elected" In reply, would state thai
would most chserfuiy Of that off -. If asrtsd
bnt at the same time cannot consent to run fors
office without the operation Of nv party u
knowing whether it is the intention Of the D.ro.
cratic party to make nominations for tia vnrinus
cfhces or not, will simply say that am a cani{
date, subject TO their decision
Very Respectfully,
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New pubiicutian.

"Ths Adventures of Rowing Diplomstis., by
Henry Wickoff The Chevelier Wickoff, auii or
VI this book, has q kind of celebrity. This book
y intended Is sequel to bis ''Courtship" For sale
~ Mr.. Woedhouse Published by W. p. Fe,.
ridge 4 Co, New York.
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SWaN q, Co.'S LOTTERIES.
CAPITA. PRIZE $4,000.

CAFILNG FhILN %JO'UUU
The following Scheme will be- drawn BY 5. SWAN
1:Co., kiane0ers of the FORT GAINES ACADEMY
LOTTERY, OF Georgia and the SOUTHERN military
ACADEMY LOTTERY, of Alabama, in each of their
Lotte ries for FEBRUARY. 1857.
GLASS d,
20 be drawn In the civ Of Mobile Ala. Ia public,
Saturday, February J, 1857,
CLASS III,
70 be drawn in the city of Atlanta, Ga ia pu bile
Thursday, February 10, 1857.
CLASS 95,
To be drawn IN the city of Atlanta, Ga. IN public
saturday, February 2s. 1857.
on THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$3.50 Prizes.
More than One Prize 20 Every Ten Tickets p!
10000 Tickets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10
Massachusetts -ernfa,

BOSTON, Jan. 9-Senator Sumner was chosen
United States Senator by the lower House to-day.
Vote for him IS, against him l.. The Senate
elects TO day.