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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-16

TIL STATE CAM ASSkiss--THk CONTEST IN HASkIN
DrsTRICT-TuE sichLEs' DIsTRcT-raE STATE
VOTE, ETC.
Albany, Dec. Is, 1863
Tie Board Of State Can at noon to-day The
Secretary Of the State acted chairman yno Reynolds
appeared counsel in behalf Of Mr. Hassn in the
of the Ninth Congressional district letter received
from j. Parker, counsel for Kemole,
asking postpoaement TIL Monday. The Board agreed to
adiourn from Gay to DAY Gil Saturday, when the
viii b. finally declared.
We learn tina. there nformaly impropreties
In some Of the from Putnam county, and also
from one or two towns 10 Weschester. Afdayits ii is
said are forwarded the State Canvassers. these
reports be sothertic, Gouverneur Kembe will have
majority over john B. uaskin aud WILL OF course, be sent
10 Congress
John A. Kennedy presented memorial asking that the
Chairman -nc Secretary Of the Board Of County Canvas
sers be compelled sead the Board Of State Canvassers
all relating the the Fourth district Of
the First ward OF New York--in Mr. Sckies' DISTRICTS
required by the OF the majority Of said Board Of
County Canvsssers.
Governor King appoints Wednesday, Jan. 3, for the
special election hn the Congressional vacancy in Mr.
Kelly district.
Tie following the vote for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, made up at the oce Of the Secretary Of
State
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wAmNgros, Dec. 10, 1865
southern papers state that Col Lockridgc at present
on visit 70 Nstchcz, and that he directing his alton
,on 20 Northern Mexico, with view to the peaceful emf
grafton there Of tbose who would sko interest In ~
sutgrc political and social welfare.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-16

way, Fulton street Ia the number Of KSOxS IA
nous hat store knoxs ha are TOO widely knosn 20 need
Recommendation Every who seeks 10 cha
combining beauty with utility, knows that Knox Il He
only paronze. For rs o. every description
roes and everything that hne si the word N Knox
word Tor superoriy everything In his ne knors repuI
ton q World ytd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-16

Great Sale oT Ties, srfs. Cravnts, Stocks,
gloves collars shirt undersLs and drawers greatly
duced prcee. NcfsAuGH,LhiS
Corner of Murray Green wich slrees
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Gnf,rrfnl


TIE Secretary state authorized 70 send to tho
chairman secretary or the Board Of County Canvas
sers OF New York. demanding all papers bearing on the
congressional from the Fourth district Of the
First ward. Adjourned TIL 70 morrow.
M George Cooke Of Albany, has been appointed Sur
soon General on Governor Morgan stan place OF pr.
l. H. Herrick, resigned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-16

BOSTON, DOC 70, nos
ne British mail steamship Europa Capt Ictch sailed
y, about hair ms, O'Clock to-day with aQy nine Pas
sensers fr iavervoe and fifteen Cor HALIFAX, and about
$40 OOc In spscs.
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Elastic Stockings, Shoulder Braces, Ladies'
te,ts and supporters Ulovers lever No.
A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-16

AXNrygasARY UNITED HSIeEw BRSEsolESr so
CTnEs--The Hebrew Benevolent Society, whose delight
full reunions many remember With pleasure, having
united with the organization known tho German Ho-
brew Benevolent Society for the purpose Of acting in con-
junction this year in the good work of charity, TO which
both devoted, their combined anniversary
to tako place this evening, at the City Assembly Rooms.
In view Of the rapid approach Of winter, which
in all probability will bear hard upon the poor and desti
tute behooves all VINO afford it to patronz those
charitable associations which the Instruments OF a.
evatng the miseries Of the distressed The celebration
Of the Hebrew Society this evening will, have little
doubt be such affair will well reward the partcl
pants in temporal point at view besides the reward by
and by which their contr buttons 10 the funds Of the
~ for the Of bcneyoence will have garnercd up FOR
them.
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Southern Ocean steamer Movements.
~~x..~ ~ "a sS.o

Tha taics state. nan 'teani.sn ',r--e @7cr, y
ta.nr cqunsfdet. sf..y.t Asrs ~ 49, nata
J. ! tr4 Wst 49,
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BALI or TIE TllIs1R BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION The an
uua bal Of the Thistle Benevolent Association OIL
tonight at NbIos Garden II tho weather proptous,
there will doubtless be large attendance to partake Of
the festivities Of this useful and respectable society
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BnIioUU Celebrated French Yoke Shirts
order and warranted 20 a. iess tLsn prices
BAILOU DKOIHkRs, A9 Broadway
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Nrv TarAL.--The Rev. Danis Downey. CATHOLIC
prest OF Stsrnon, Va who sentenced ass month 90
eigl years Imprisonment. On charge ci having kleA,
n I. at,tetf'1r rrt9 "Du ta9 a.a Lt.f hill tt
ue3ey 4 3 rSt.t - .a 4ttna Ust srts u# !
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Per Steamer Arsgo, 400 Dozen pnrss HINTS
For sale BY The package hiiiNAIDv NJ whIkis Importer
Wal street.
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Hnt nlt no4 " var.
Very important 70 rxrder.rs Ard hosNetee<s There
ros garden hut preserved tie ravnge~ q ps
bouse u>t cannot elesrSs Of all rsrrnin pexA W
Lyons magnetic powder Ose dollar nves~ will hhy
IN yrods aud pleasure The powdered esf q plsnt On
eoytre ny \ lyn Frenth bolsast The rier,@r ~ Asa
n kils all garden rcscbes bbsgs, Gcts ness
bs, 40 II entirely ff~e run rogos Ans harmless
~nrkrt and cpmas an-asis 5hr goverNnnal4 Sysc
e.s a ~. have sp<THly xdo Mr. Lyon. b.
AtAEes Ggv 1sh any rfercfsat
tfs pcwcer stis ~ sn~ec<s nj tree.
whir NJ = uTxed f,r -ns- .s1 nAie@.
ssl.fs s.S {. cs0S. rs.',,st si4gs ~ srls -. II
tthss~ PAM. New voss
t-f~fs 500 r@tsF. 4UHth ~ oil A.
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m Won Want . Good strengthening Plaster.
ret one Of KNAPFs lnlA@n gheing fisers sd By
AL erl8gsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-16

Defiance aals.aandsr SAFE with Patent
powder proof locks and crl haa Also. ere And burfAr
PROOF pasior saeA Depot lsz Pear srest -
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Price Greatly Resiue~d.-Wh.eIsr ~ VIII
SONS Swing machines style, s ONCE 90 broadway,
NNxS tuxx
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Chnppc5 Hands. .Sc.--Certain Care, fFoge-
NAN -. canphor with 80 is5, IA al and
e, NroSSprV.
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A Photograph Of tine Child or the Regiment
and The i,fier. with loo other subjects, al HOLMES
gallery. BryadAsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-16

DO you Uye your HaW TT 20, Efy bos-
Tie of WILSON'S bab coiorcr which dys bun viii color
your lair 70 any shade rum Light crown - beautiful black
or brown. DOES not stan he burn. Applied hs
No trouble Does wash oH gniy two shAlngs
totle. Bold ~ 80 Grand sire.t New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-16

Queru's Cod Liver oti J.liy can he Taken
without lasie 81 the OIL o4ee 10 fourth PEN
SOLD, CLAY CO., No. F.eaher wholesale asens
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Affairs In Albany.

TIE STATE CASyAsskRs--THE CONTEST IN HAsKISs
DrsTRICT-THE sichLEs' DisTRcT-rHE STATE
VOTE, ETC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-16

Everett House CAT. and Restaurants
The Rropri-Ior Of the Everett ouss thai b.
VII cafe ard SATURDAY.. pceem
bcF - fhe entrance Fourth avenue, directly 0ppi.
the saIeadon H0le Private dinner znd supper Vii
be ngrEAea Al IA tunes with every decacy Of ba seAsoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-16

Garn~y's Gallery.
TIN Iv0RyrYPE.
and bcsutful style Of picture Inst introduced Pho
tSgraph dagaerreoty and miniatures Ia o 81 AL aud
siy,a Tor the approaching holiday al GCENENs poo
Eraphis aud Ine art gallery, 7U Broadway open vi
r. a. free Inspection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-16

Barry's Trisopherous l. tho Hest and
cheapes; article for dressing bsAnuyng ccaaSng curling
preserving aaa restoring hs hss. Ltes1y ~ soli b. AZ
ARMS l~sa
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Iferring's Patent Champion Fire
ana burglar proofs M broadway corner Murray s NY
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Observation-Disclosures tuesday, d N. IA, BY the Rev
Dr. Hawke, al Calvary church, c. H. bAcaMAs Of BAIT
more, 70 MANY T. X, daughter OF Capt W. Y Thompson
Co,uS-kgIisGER On Wednesday, Dec lf, al calvary
Rsist charch, Weet Twenty third street, b. he Rev II
d. Gnicue, 0KssSr H. CoIlIS 10 CaRRJz D. HsLlsaEk,
daughter 81 Samuel Kenger, Esq.
ktoiAo-fAssArA La Jersey City, Friday. Dec. 10,
hy Rev. H. IL tCeui, oitss,pg kooLAo 10 Mise LEoSotA
CaREArA, bo,h of this city.
styDAx MCtI1oy TIN Monday, Dec 49, by tho Rev
III John momsou Mr. tIGAk q. SUDAN 70 MISS hAl v a.
Aci Troy, all Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-16

NOtfce.--Thrse second hand Fire proof SAFES
for sals very low. STEARNs MARVIN 20 Murray street
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DESPATCH FROM sEwrouNDLASD
Isl.s Vuxr, Oct 49, 1854
NrssRs. napvsv go
kadways Ready Relief and Regulatory are highly a.
proved u here or She wonderful TIER made
aaease prevailing here wih hro~t and
nas The wrb every conceivable pain aabe "
human syssem send Immediately o. helei and pAa
GEO. l. MkSsUlIkh.
RAILWAYS remedies are soil at Ief FULTON street, Nee
yofk; MRS HAYES, l.3 Fulton sIcel Hrooklyn.
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Every Family should Have One--A Pwrcts-
cal family SAVING g.. foc ssle ~ Broadway.
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MUSICAL eoxra-Tur UgDERsfoSgD OPrRR pOg
Nl se acompets assortment OF musical bores plsytng
fau q twenty four tunes with a variety American
well ss French. German and Italian music PAt1.LAxD B
MahTlN iarorefs a. watches musical boxna MAasm
iane, M starr New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-13

AN UNKNOWN WRRck-It will be remembered,
that some four or five weeks ago we mentioned the
fact that vessel WAS found with its bottom up
wards aoat in the Gulf, about twelve miles to the
eastward OF Mobile Point.
Immediately after the announcement Of this fact,
Capt. George Blakesley went down to the place in
the steamer Swan, and endeavored in every way to
turu the schooner that she might Be brought
into port, and partially saved.
She was found about mile and a half from the
shore. with hole cCt in her bottom by the people
who had visited her to rescue what or who might
remain la her.
As much doubt yet remains as to her identity we
mention that "beriee' found in upon her
with the partially eflaced name "-ile bay
A mans body was also drifted ashore, which bore
iu Indian ink the name Of "W Palmer" on his arm
lie was buried where he was found.
4 chest alSo foated ashore which is supposed to
have belonged TO Peter Peterson, the mate of the
vessel, as appears from papers found in it.
Capt. Bl,kesley tried by every means to turn the
schooner over so that she might be foated into
port But in vain. No purchase he could rig on
her, in that state Of the weather, would suffice In
the hold were found some boxes containing militia
ry uniforms, &C., and marked "Ringgod Bar
racks" via New Orleans. The schooner is sup
posed to have been from Tampa Bay, and driven
towards the shore, and there capsized In the bis
gale month since.-Mo6tte Register.
SAVANNAH RAcgs.-FoarM Day-SceepstaGes to
three year odS--Itco Hile Heats, 500 entrance
$l0o torfsa-Cla5 adds 800.
The following horses started i'll this race:
Thomas Dowells b. c. slasher. by Childe IIar
old, out Of Sarah Washington by Zingsnss.
d. McDar iel's ch. c. Wickliffe by i'm. Glencoe
ont Of Motto, by I'M. Barefoot.
VIM Rountree's b. I. Kate Hays, by i'm. Albion
out of Eudora, by i'm. Priam.
SUMMARY
Slasher 2l
Nickliffe l2
Kate Hays 3 dist
Time 3:5s1lzz-3:531 4f--a:54.
SECOND RAeE.-locksy Club Parse $20O-Aa
| Hedts ia ,.
Kate Hunter !
Agitator
| John Chain i l withd.
Time 2;o5-2-l;54I11- I11-l:551s.-l:oS
| Seven heats run, the sixth being declares
| dead heat,
| This race was the most exciting of the week, th
last heat having been run after dark.
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HAsDIoAPpIso.-With the bono ;, :.

| bAspIoAPPISG.-With the hone af attn,
ulsting the breeding Of blooded horses some oS
turimsn are striving to introduce tie Epg,ish W.
TEN OF .handicapping" thereby placing ali borxss
OF SLOW, as near as can be, the same footing
When they start for purse. At New Market. a
race OF this sort Is advertised next Spring and Il
u takes well, other Clubs viii no doubt resort to
IL IN the fall When turfmen find that their second
and third rate horses TO have fair chance for
at least ems prize, BY carrying less weight than
neeter animals. and that the Lexingtons ana Sue
Mashinstons are not to be allowed to walk over
the courses. bearing with them all the rich prizes
breeders will be more ready to train and the sports
OF the turf WILDE greatly enhanced The object Of
these handicaps is not to do away with the weigh {
for age races, which give to speed and bottom their
reward but to offer to second aud third rate aIs
an opportunity to pay for their training by placing
them on an eqnal footing with their heeter oppo-
nents, whose speed will be retarded by the extra
weight they will be required to carry The great
difficulty In making "handicap races" popular in
the South, will be to "handicapers of sufi-
cient Judgment to equaiize the speed of the various
horses, and OF independence enough to do what he
believes to be fair and just regardless Of the opn-
ions OF friends or foes. That time and experiences
will bring the proper for this duty to the sur
face, there is not a shadow of doubt. In England
the system works to admiration and if adopted and
carried out here. will have healthy and be necial
influence on racing throughout tho Union.
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s6g~ GoyERNoR SFRsET Sroyr gropr

Fail campaign for ls57. opened. with . larger
and still desirable assortment than In any br
year, consisting in part Of one entire cargo fo
the justly celebrated foundry of A. O. Barsow, ,wfh
udges of good work are particularly invited 70 ex-
anime Persons having In Stoves, Ranges, CT
Furnaces Of this make. obtain repairing pieces,
IN application. ut factory prices -
N. B.-Sotes Of solvent suspended Banks of Vfrgj
na. North and South Carolina Maryland, Pennsye
vania, or New England, rsceiyed fur goods at Fs
specie - eoI3
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ray. WHY SurrER xrrH CouaH ffou

Cold, Hoarseness or a Consumrtfve Cough. when
gou can obtain immediate relief by usins HARTS-
H0RNE's PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RYi 1t is combined With other articles suited Sor all
Lung. Asthma, Catarrh and Bronchial Affections
Is prepared by Chemist Of reputation, and b pro
nounced by those who have used as the best Cough
syrup In the world!
Bottles IS so cents and Sl. Bold BY PUROELIs
LADD CO., and all Druggists In Richmond.
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R6Ya FARMrRs, RANK nr v1pa,.,.

SsS FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA
The Annual Meeting OF the ockho,ders Of tbs Far
ing House. In the city Of Richmond. on WRbNEs
Al, the 18th day OF January, ls5s. "a \ -.
No officer or Director OF q bank shall hereaftW
vote as proxy of a stockholde In sny election a
Directors or officers Of Bank nor shall any pruo
De valid which shall have been executed sixty darn
before the time of election. y y
de l4-3tawtd J. A, SMITH Csshyev /.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.


COMMISSIONERS cERrIslcArR.---fhs underslgnsd, =,
sworn Commissioners 70 superintend the LIsmins o.
sha Fs,KT GAINEs ACADEMY LOTTERY, do here.
by certify that the above is an accurate i " nis
Numbers and Prizes, as they were drawn W Us 'a's
day at Augusta, Ga n..,
&c, BAkBEh' B,,ass' Sworn com'rs.
SWORN 10 and subscribed before ms this day, lam
urry 9th, iso5. Ls"is AA
ExpIAsAfToy.-Th left hand row In each the above
eolamns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel. The amount opposite eaeh Sohipsf
4 the Prize which the Number Is entitled 10.
All Tickets where the Number ends IN are ens u
tied 10 90 In addition to any other Prize when the
above drawing may enfitie 10 20. Half Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part
Certificates Of Packages are entitled 70 All they
draw ovsr the $40 Prizes. Halves. Quarters and
Eighths In propqrtioa-
the following places, VIZ; No. N!Is. sso.so no.
| sold. No ts.a. yzssno tiilmsr fsxas, sna hieh
i.sas 81 a New Orleans. IL, on certfeats Of Peck
age No si5t, S52a, paimetto. Ga. No sH9y. - fkt
Nersslk. Va Nssssg. szesa. Nashville. Tenn. Nc
slls7, ti 40, Columbia, ,sS,
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EsB n 1HINU UF DEAUII u JUf IUH-
EvER."-such are the various STYLES Of Likepeeees
.aken by MINNIE. Perfect In outline, fiis IN nIish
md sartsnted not to fade. They will not only hs q
JOY 10 the present posessor. but will DO handed down
to future generations nlemepto fiif aiunblt>--
Now is the time to secure one. theFe NJ nothing
you could tender 10 inved friend rtlatlve as
Christmas or New Years Gift. that would be nero
acceptable, or NOR appreciated. great variety
fancy cases. frames gold lockets, breastplns. Ac.
in which "haye then placed, constantly ON band, ~
reasonable prices
Galleries on Main street, opposite the new Custom
burg, va. = . -..s.
an- south viii copy. "a" de 25
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THE LAST AsTERoID-VIRGINIA.-1h astereid dis
covered at the National Observatory on the fourth
of October last by Mr.. Furguson, has, we under
stand, been called Virginia. The name though
not in perfect conformity with the canon pre-
viOusly adopted in respect TO these bodies, which
was 10 designate them after the DeR Mnores Of
the Mythology, has, nevertheless, been allowed
and adopted by the astronomers of other conn
tries. Indeed, after having christened, or rather
paganed one of them Victoria and another Euge-
nie it would have been uncharitable to have 90.
jeeted to this name, celebrated in ancient and mo-
dern song and story. and also of the appelIa-
tives of the most celebrated of English Queeus.
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@- Why suyyrR v,ru Ru,rx. >.

;Seursigta IIsad Ache. Ear or Tooth Ache. a pain
whon You can be cured Instantly Win H1RiT
hORNEs CUkE-ALLi 1t Is fne tonie tor WI
stomachs and bowels giving them toue and s<rsnsfS
Sa- Let al who suffer buy bottls from PUkEEfY
LADD co, or other Druggists In Richmond. 49,
ties Is and 50 cents y =, - "a. 49,
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CIVIL DocKRr.-The Hastings Court
will take up the civil docket to-day. Those who
have business in that line should be punctual in
their attendance.
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aes- NEW HAS DYp-Wa bav. q s.,

HE n NEW HAIN UfE.--H6 have eeen
great many liquid Hair Dyes. highly extorted and
seen many of our friends use them, but never havp
we seen the color sought for obtained where persops
apply IL themselves If any of onr rcsiers wish 10
get their Hair, Whiskers or Mustauchs chenrei
from red light or graz. to most beautiful BlacG or
Brown and without the least injury 10 the hair "
skin, We would advise them to call on !.
H0BSON, under the American Hotel,
de Ia Eutrapce ON lth strsrA
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SENT TO THE PESIrENrIARY.-Willia
White, q free negro from Henrico couatHrSEas con-
victed before the Hastings Court Yt1fefday Of
stealing trunk Of clothes valued atsae0 from Dr..
VIM A. Washington. on the sth ins4f fsan<t sen
fenced to the peniteptisry for nve years. ''sN
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STBALING.-John, slave to Mira. Hix, is
to be examined before the Mayor to-day, Oh the
charge of stealing quantity OF cigars.
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PRICE ONECENT.

,.nas,.s ,hsY ,sl vIsIToRs.-The invitation
Rifles Capt Lysroois 70 Wager. ey the Virginia
monies Of the inauguration Of sss e .hs esre-
Tho YsS.,s s s "a q February. has been aceen,sd
ARE ssa saas. ..Isss tbs q Cap.
IN ths Florida war. Capt g., AZ ! Az, astlnctioG
Tue ursnd Lodge Of the District Of Coluph,a nsIa
present at the laying Of the corner stas.s a. was
Washington Monument oa" OF the
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FOR SALE, &C.

A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
= For sale. my Farm of 3il acres in Albemarle
county, adjoining J, o. Massey, Sneed and others;
the Virginia Central Railroad and two from the Ri
wanna improvement. One hundred and twenty
Acf>~s--unethiri bottom land-are cleared enclosed
and highly impr we'd. All necessary out buildings
and we'll of first rate water the premises
Terms liberal. If preferred, an exchange will be
madef3r Richmond property. Address me at Rich
n.ood "a call at nay office. corner OF franklin and
GuveTnGT streets b. a. HART.
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sON { MORTON.
n6FHAIR Currrua -.

HAlR CurTna.--To the ,Citi,sos
and Strangers visiting the Caty.-If W.. - :. -.
-FOUR Hair cut in the latest and meat inn, - % -
would advise you to cali on HOBS0N. AZ ~ HIS
oatting koom under the American ffcisl-snsvs.sss
On llth street. - As
y. B.-Hot, Cold and Shower BAras can be hsd a
AL hours Single Baths 70 cents. OF tickess II n
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BANDY.-A number of lads were report
ed to the Mayor yesterday, for playing at handy in
the streets. What will be done With them remain
to be seem
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ny L HuL n. N. NosrLEIT.
IIlLL Il NORFLEET,
III GhNkRAL COMMISSION
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-13

BLOODY RioT At DrBuouF. The Dubuaue Exrrrs,
aud Herald Of the "a, brings Us the. particulars o
bloody riot which took place in West Dubuque
OH New Years night. There was German bali ai
the Western Brewery Hail. and eight persona
somewhat intoxicated, entered the room late al
night. O1e Of these made considerable noise
great deal Of loud talking ensued, which finally
Resulted Ia combined effort to put the dsturbers
out. In this eart glasses, bottles and chairs were
freely used After the party got out one OF the In
mates got upon the top OF the portico and shot
Thomas Gamer. who was then in the street. Gain
or died Immediately. Philip Gamer, his brother,
while crying over the corpse, WAS also shot down,
and Is fatally wounded. John Gainer, third bro
ther, was terribly cut, and is supposed to lie NOR
tally injured. man named Melady had his nose
severed from his face in the ARRAY. Some twenty
other persons were seriously but not fatally wound:
ed. coroner's inquest was engaged in an oxan.t
nation of the matter, and large number Of per-
sons we're under arrest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-13

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