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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-13
FEVER AND AGUE,
D rsrtfais affections eounenuaut

And tho ysrious affections consequent Uron dis
sTOMACH OR LIVER.
Such as Indigestion, Aefdity OF the Stomach,
Cocky Psins, Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, Despon.
deacy, oss.iyeness, Blind and Bleeding Piles In
all Nervous, Rheumatic. and Neurnlgio Affections
u mas IN numerous instances proved highly bench.
Ca, and in others effected n decided cure.
This Ia purely vegetable compound, preoared on
strictly scientific priacpes after the uanDsr of the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhavc Because OF
tts great most of the European States s in
trodnction into e O. States intended more espe
caiy for these OF fatheriaHd oeattered here aud
there over tho face Of this mighty courtry. Meeting
with great ruocess among them, offer 1t 20 the
American public. knowing that lie truly wonderful
me3ictnal virtues must be eacknowledxed.
~ Is particularly recommended q those persons
Shose constitutions may have been impaired by the
CONTINUOUS uae OF ardent spirits, other forms OF
dis:pation. Generally ins.antshsoas in effect, 1t
nnds Ito way directly 10 the scat OF lifs thrilling
and qoickening every nerve, raising up the droop-
ing spirit. and in fact. infosing new health and
viEoy Ia the syatem.
EOTicE--Rhoever expects TO find this q beve
low spirited, IT will prove grateful aromatic cor
dla'. possessed OF angular remedial properties.
CAUTIONS
The great popularity Of this delightful Arena has
Inauoed many limitations, which the public should
Eas.n against purchasing. Be not persuaded 20 buy
HoLLAkD siT9kks fr fgsn trs One sottie Viz
scS nnos you how infinitely superior 1t IL 70 all
Sold st 81 psr bottle sx bottles for %. By the
l. SOLE PROPKIkT0RB,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JH. = CO.
PHAEMACEuTIeT6 AND CHEMI6TB.
PITTSBURGH, PA
sTssj1 By sssr'y ell shs prussisss In this sisy.
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ca- FASH, GRACE, BEAUTY AND Cor

RICHNESS are combined ih the PHOTOGRAPHS ard
AABacTYPss executed 81 the large Photograph and
Fine Art Galleries Of MfNNIS, ls7 Main street, op-
posite the Postor1ce and Sycamore street, Peters,
burg, Va.
Ease and grace in position. beauty in finish. and
correctness III portTaiture.
Those who wish to obtain something really fine in
She zay OF LIKENESS, either in Ambtot ype or Pho
tograph plain in India ink. water e0lors oil culors
Pasilie OF any up tka size OF life re-
sfctfuiy soiiCi ed TO visit his Galleries and EXAM
Inc his various styles of P0rtraitUTes.
Galleries always cpen and free % visitors, whether
theytsaire work executed or not seq
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~ LIFE SIZE PuorocRApus.-The

subscriber takes pleasure in announcing 10 his nu-
neTous patrons and the public at large that he lie
now prepared 20 furnish Photographs from minis-
turaa to FULL LIFE SIZE either plain or coiored,
which, for accuracy and finish, he warrants equal,
ii not superior any produced in this city, less
than the usual price. Old Pictures copisd and en-.
laIged to ecy size.
Citizens and strangers are invited TO cali and ex-
amino specimens Ut 9IBB5' Temple CT Art, CoriR
THAN Hall, IaiS gtreet, betweea 9th and l0th.
2 X dIBGE.
the place 70 get it, whore you wfIl neither De hum
Rugged in price or work, Also, Melsiuotypes. or
jafa PEG.
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IsQUEsr RooM.--It is desirable that the
City Council should take mp and pass, at sDce the
ordinance now lying on their table, which pro-
vides for a Coroner's room. We are sure no mems
ber of that body will require any other reasons
than such as be is already possessed Of to vote for
furnishing room where dead bodies may be kept
in safety until the inqussts concluded. The
ordinapc reported will add little no expense TO
the city government, and will be of vast import.
alce towards eDsurng proper verdicts.
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PoeroyY1cs AProIsTxxsrs-B. T. Monroe. post1
master ct Ronime's Mills, Harrison county, yA,
vice y w. Martin. declined. Andrew D. Sam.
dsrs, postmaster At North Fad, Matthews county,
Va. vics @. 8 Hillups resigned J. J. Alfred,
postmaster " Weston, Lewis county. Va, vice
Henry J. Trspp, resigned. Alexander @. Kin.
caid, postmAster at Rraxton, @. H., Braxton
coeaty, Va. vice Joseph Hutchlsos, resigned.
john G. Harris, postnastss q xanehs1ee, Hars
risea eountv, Va, vice jpsl Nsethli, rseigss1,
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GBoLceY We understand that DR..

GHOLCGY we understand that DIR.
RoYNToy said to be one of the mos: successful pop
ular lecturers in ths country, intends delivering
series of lectures in this city, about tbs Ist Of
January next, on Geology, and the Natural Histo.
ry of sCreation Toi be able to popnlarise science
to invest rocks aud shells, and gas and air, and
water aud dirt, with an interest which sends oles
blood tingiipg and thrilling through the veins, is
rare gift. DR.. Boyntcn is said to bs one of the
few who can DO this, and If SO. We are sure he
will attract large audiences during his stay in
Richmond
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ss- THE BssT CosGH sYRup IN TIE

NVhLU-
The best Cough Syrup in the world is Earts-
h0rns's Pectoral Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
This article is prepared by chemist, AID Is pro
nouRced by medical men. and those who have used
II. 10 be the best preparation fer Coughs, Colds.
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Eoarseness, Sore Throat from
q cold, and preventive OF that lion OF diseases.
Consumption.
Persons who sing shoald use It. Il is PLEASANT to
the taste sottens clears and sreEg ineus the voice.
silays alirFtatiou OF the throat and lpngs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles Is and 50 cents and 81 Sold by all Drug
gists In Richmond. Norfolk. Petersburg. and al
fnWns in YirRiEia. &C Tim
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W. Scott Williams, OF the house Of johnson
Hamilton, New York, met with an injury on the
cars GEAR Waynssboro, Ga, on Wednesday night,
from VI hich he died.
Captain Harper, who died lately ut Louisville,
com ms nded the "Guards' Of that city during
their Mexican campaign, and distinguished hims
self at Monterey.
The coinage st the New Orleans mint il Noyem.
Der consisted Of $4,000 in gold. and $685. ,22l in
silver. The deposits reached $257 1ss.
Tho Boston Common Council have refused TO
furnish water for skating pond upon the com.
mon.
A life of Mrs. G. G. Hoffman, who died In Africa,
is soon to be published. Is ID written By Rev. Gee
D. Cummings, D. D.
Lsrd Napier has received no intimatisn Of re-
call.
Capt. +. J. Britain. Of the Ordnance depart.
msnt, U .. A., has resigned.
The piiois In Nashville ere demanding $500 Per
- nth.
The anthor Of the life Of Aaron Burr bprepar<
ins iifs OF Andrew jackson.
The dsbt Of soath oaTclins b 1a,lo7,747 o6
The small pox hnsw very prevalent n Dafsls'
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EXTENSIVE FopoEEws AT ST. LoUys-Forgeries
amounting to several thcuzand duAars have been
recently perpetratei successfully at st. Louis, by
sharper dressed as couutryman, who obtained
inseniousy, tho cheoes Of various frms, for small
amounts, Ia exchange FOR specie, from which he
afterwards adroitly forged checks for lerge Sums
He escaped with his piunder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-13

PAID FIRy DEPARTMENT IN BAIrrnoss Tho Raj
timore Councils, both branches, have adopted an
ordinance establishing paid fire department. It
nroyidss for chief and two assistant engineers,
clerk TO the chief, six practical enginemen, nine
foremsn, Elk remen, niue bostlers, and ninety'six
men Total salaries $50 eT0. The city is to be di-
vidod into two districts, and the department to
consist Of chief engineer, two assistant engi.
neers, one Ere inspector, six steam fire engines,
each with one foreman, one engineer ,ope hreasp,
one hoster, aud nine extra men; three hook and
ladder companies, each with one foreman ana
fourteen extra men. The whole department. to te
under the control of five fire commissioners, with
out salaries, to be appointed by the Mayor and
CITY Council There 10 alec to be shop estsb.
iishsd for repairing, the work to be soae by the
six enginemen, who are to be practical macli ias
lists.
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FRUITS OF SATURDAY NIGHr.-We no.
ticed on the first stationhouse record yesterday.
that throe slaves-Silas, Jim and Jack-wsre dc.
taiped for being in gambling party; that Fred.
eriok. said to be free had been arrested with Wal
ter Dukes pass; and that John, slave, had been
held over for being in bad company. All Of these
will be dspossd of this morning
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TElpLEr.--William Peasley was before
tho Mayor last Saturday, for assaulting and beats
ing George g Stufz. OF conrse he wes held 10
bail 70 keep the peace. He was then fined S. for
swearing in the frst markot and S6 for ceiling II.
quor to DO drunk where sold, withcut license,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-13

BLOODY ArrRar-Tco M.n Killed and one MortaDy
Hos5nded--A bloody affray took place at Bsin-
bridge, Christian coauty, Ky. last Tues6sy, be
tween three yonng msI-shelson, Clark and Greer.
shelton and Clark were killed on the spot, and
Greer received Q shot which, 1t IL thought, will
prove fatal. The difficulty grew out OF some res
marks about the sister Of Greer By one of the 9TH
or parties.
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TIE INDIAN EnpiRE--The news by the City OF
Washington is considered favorable to the Indian
Empire. It sppears that the Edipburg arrived ct
Glasgow ca The 23d ult, having left here On the
3O.h Cctobsr showing conc!gsively that the wealth.
or was bad ard her voyage along ono. The Indian
Empire LETT on tho 23d 0ct and did not leave Hal.
fax unti the 2ath at 6 z. NJ. The difference be.
tween her time and that of the Edipburg n newer
and faster vcsac is not, af.er all. 90 groat as to
iussity undne alarm. II seems that insurance,
Notwithstanding the prevailing anxiety, was re-
Gently effected on her in London at twenty-five per
er ut. It is hoped the next steamer will bring
nets OF her safety.
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LARGE SALE OF LARp--The 81. Louis Republican
notes the sale Of 5000 tierces Of lard on Tuesday
last, on the Upper Mississippi and Missouri rivers
at ii cents per pound csst, equal TO III cents de.
livsred in St. Louis, M advance of on the QUOTA
tions of the previous day. This 10 tho lar gest cp-
Grafton in lard ever IecorSsd in that city.
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BuRsED.-:On Saturday morning last
COW honse OF Mr. James NJ Cer.er's premises,
near Leigh street church, 25th street, '-as fred
and bnrned.
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CURING THE PROFITS. - Mrs. Mary
Null, the keeper of boarding house at Rockets,
was fned $l5 by the Mayor for violating the tip
nifpF Inv
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srAspsp.-On Saturday night last a
negro fellow named Ambrose, slave to Hiram
Oliver, was severely stabbed, just under the left
shoulder blade, BY some ono unknown. He was
on the south side Of the basin when ho received
the voEnd
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SURPRISING Observation-Disclosures a disssntfng
voice. the House OF tattves of Georgia, has
passed bill repeating all laws which authorized
lotteries in shat State end prescribing certain pen
nltes for all schemes and sale Of tickets after the
1st Of juno 1850.
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An ALARM.-A bed took fire in q house
on Maddox Hill last Saturday morning. which
caused an alarm OF fire and induced the brigade 70
make a. long run with their apparatus, bu. all to
no purpoee,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-13

HUMBOLDT AT TIE Fc.ts.--Tba venerable Hum
boldt, Notwithstanding hio veli-kno~n intimacy
with the King Of Prussia, appeared At the polls al
the late election in Berlin, and cast his ylts for
the candidates Of the Liberal party who have als
ways claimed him as ono Of their number.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-13

FIRST PAYNEHT foR noUSf vsRsos.-0a the I'd
Instant Mics Ann Pamela Cunningham the regent
of III, .Mount Vernon ladies Association," cause
nd TO be paid TO John A. Washington the snn Of
GG,.seye, thousand dOiiaTs with interest thereon,
lie said sum being the amount due on the frst
Iuafa =. :
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Honss KILLrp.-Last Saturday sfte

HoRss KILLED.-Last Saturday aftcr
ran of with buggy, and, coming suddenly In CON.
tact With tree on Clay street, broke tbs buggy
to pieces and killed himself instantly. Mr. iii.
Ter and his lady had iust got ost Of the bugc, at
Mr.. D. " Milers, when the horse dashed of ct full
speed.
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ADJUsTBD.-Ihe warrant agsinst Jos
Baglaud for beating Elizabeth Roberts and abusiue
Sarah Ann Miller, was dismissed by the Mayor last
saturday morning, on the payment of costs by
Charles j. Miller, who procured the warrant for
the arrest Of the accused Mrs. Roberts refused
to appear aod testify agaiust the prisoner.
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s@- AarIf,csaL Te.ru-THs CHso-


r-AsTIC tEouEsS "a. ". JON AS DxSrIsr, hay.
iDg puTahes. hsff ss ezciasire rtoit fo the abeve
mOde Of making IEsTH, and afler usin3 and
ieSttE3 Il ~ shc most dt3icHH cases cl!ere other
fsatss Ar5 fsiisd IS ctiTiy sati fed II lis o6soissts
s.ryYiGTstV over the gold, s,lyer and plstins Tae
thoi, cas-, taerosre with confidence. rec onnmeud it
70 all Ebs Inay desire ul o. partial sets Of teeth;
ossi es3,s1lS 10 safch may Be GiSsatist:s9 ,7h
those tsg using In this process aii of the
objections T. tbs gold plate are retooyed-the sue
ton 5eiI-1 ist secures com rt aud stability 10 the
fit aad she teeth being embedded IN the metal the
JrtNa IS excluded ftofa updSr between them: they
are, thcrsiOTe, cleaner smoother, snd in every
srect better. Ii consequence o tAe perfect ajap.a
ton OF tha plate 10 tas mouth and the suction
thaTeby secured, he cen insert one or more teeth
tgtsoAs e1sfs. aud IL all easss guarantee perfect
and satlstae fosy TT
This method having been adopted and commend.
ei by t!tsse staining highest in the profession,
North sn1 sorth. testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited, te any who may desire 20 SEE
fhesn he cid psd{ss Of those wishing &c exchange
the old method Tor ihs new. will be taken in part
pay: %ilof course, make teeth on the old mode
fer those who MAv prefer it. ~xs
Filling thoroughly. aud gently done; and teetE
extracted by electricity for those who wish ii.
Ofice opposite Geriuthian Hall. SO 27-3m
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TIE OPERA AT EE7y Ycs-.-The opera season a,
the Academy Of Hr,ic, New York, with Piccolomi
nj as prima donna, c,osed On Wednesday evening
Tho receipts for the see-oc-trcpty. nights
amount TO 46Sel5.
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ssSy~ MEDICAL CARD. - DR.. SYLVASUS
l. TsCRAs having located ia this city, respectfully
tenders bis professional services 10 its citizens
OfSee and residence for the present on BANK
sTREET, near the Mechanics Institute.
no 2T-Im%
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GIRL IN BoY's CLorHEs.-A young girl, who gave
her anne as Jane Anderson, was arrested for being
found In boys clothes. She was brought before
tho Police Court, together with young man, who
answered to the name of Joseph Anderson, and
claimed to be her half brother. She states that
she tas worn the toggery in which che appeared
in Court about three years, and that her sex has
never before been discovered; that during that
time she has been employed upon the steamers on
Lake Erie es cook, steward &C., and oniy came
west two or three days preyioEs to her arrest, in
search OF employment. Sho Is about eighteen
years of age and with her hair cut short in her
neck, close fitting oeth cap frock coat black pants
and boots, looks the youngster of sixteen very
we'll. She has bright eye, and rather an fntels
Iigent look, ard although not disposed to salk
much, answers all quostioDs oiviIIy. She Gays chat
her parents, who are both dead. formerly resided
in Buffalo, n. T., and that that city Ia her beme
She is hardly fair speeiIDen of the female 5or.
tion of chs city OF ye gentle gephyrs" She clEims
the right TO wear mems clothes II she likes sbut
says, If they arc determined TO clothe her in fsm-
mime habiiiinents, they must furnish her With an
elaborate wardrobe CfnciR'idti Times.
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D~ REMOVAL BRIess has re-
moved his Office 10 basement OF Metropolitan Hall,
with X Lyme.
0fFice hours, 10 A and 2 " daily. Residence.
puyncr 9Th aud Broad streets de 6-lm
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Gen ecoss--who, Il 10 said, has not voted before
.fnce 1s07 Twas ct the polls early Tuesisy Heras
inr asd deposited ycts for Haws for Comps
ts0ller.
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FIRE Last Friday night the alarm
of FIRE was caused by the partial burning of one OF
the floors In the handsome residence of Mr.. James
G. Brooks, corner of 11th and Clay streets, which
caught from the large furnace used to warm the
dwelling. Tho flames were extingnished soon after
beirg discovered. The house was insured in the
Richmond Fire Association,
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A HAuL.-Eight negroes were arrested
and Gagged yesterday for pitching cents In the
streets. They will be dealt with 20 day.
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A NOVELTY IN TRApS.-cotton. which has heres
,as,re sop sf,t The New York market exclusively
~ way Of The southern seabord, q coming this
SIt. ts some extent, across Ohio and thror1k New
YORK state By the Central Railroad and Hudson
rissr 10 New York.
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A SLAYER CoNpEMxKD.-New Orleans parers, Of
Friday, state that the United States Dsefct Court,
At Key West, has decreed the condemnation OF the
bark Lyra and her cargo, that vessel having beefs
sst.sd on suspicion Of being fitted out for the slass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-13

TIDAL WAVE In LAKE MIoHIGAx.-At meeting
of the Historical Society Of Chicago, Illinois. Col.
Graham stated, 40 the result OF long and carefal-
ly conducted series Of observations, his discovery
of a Iunar tidal wave upon Lake Michigan. The
coordinate Of altitude in calm weather, aud when
the moon 10 in conjunction with or In opposition
to the srn, averages about q inches.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-13

fIoK.-Ths Indictment weather Of the
past week has caused some Of the city night watch
to take 70 their beds, twoor three Of whom are
supposed to be seriously iil-among them Lieut.
Wheat.
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REFUSED TO LEVY TIE TAx.-Tho Carter County
(Ky) Court, at its last citing, refused unquali.
ediy to levy the tax TO meet the interest on its
railroad bonds,
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THE MARRIAGE, at Rippon, Wiaeonain, between
negro and white girl, turns out not to have been
10 much of mired affair a. was supposed The
clergyman wss arrested on complaint Of the girPs
father, and on Investigation, It appears the groom
is not . full blood negro; the bride is q quarter
blood black, with o sprinkliug Of French. and the
account says that il she IL white girl, she must
have been painted dark.
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NATIONAL TAsrss.-How folks differ! We chew
tobacco The Hiudoo takes to lime. The children
OF this country delight in candy, those Of Africa
in rock salt. frenchman s.goes bis length" on
fried frogs, while an Esquimaux Indian thinks
taIlow the climax OF Iuxuriss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-13

xS WEARS THE Nsws ?-WArscN, at
Whitehurst's old gallery. II Main street. is going
Europe and is selling OFF his stock of fine CASES
at cost, and he gives you . large eized AMBRO~
TYPE for % oeHts-sold at 81 In any other gallery
PHOTOGRAPHS from 50 upward. Pictures put In
medallion and bresstpn for 7seents.
Good fires constantly kept no ol6-lmif
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@ DR. JOHN B. WALTHALL, (Hommo
satbistl offers his pro essiona services to the citi
ems OF Richmond an' its vicinity. Office at his re-
ddence, on Leigh str ct. two doors from eth.
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"a PACKS PoIHDExTsR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
.r,,, RICHMOND, VA,
VIII practice in the city Of Richmond and in the
counties Of Chesterfield. Powhatsn aad Amelia
a. Office in aisle's Building, corner of Main and
18th etreets, 90 aa-1arn
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EB CLaAKs FOR MISSES AED CHL
DaEn Rich Head Dressos, Fancy Hair Pins, Bon
nets Ribbons. Flowers, Buches, Feathers, with al
Rinds of Fancy Notions at prices TO defy compet
tian. EZLKtEL'S
Cloak and Mantle DEPOT,
~ all
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S0- CIGARS. CIGARS, CIGARS.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
A large and weli selected stock
WH0LEsALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN BOUCHER,
18th street.
between Main and Franklin sts
E.--CldARS made in any style to order.
0C 6-sU
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@- HoRsos's HAZE CUTTING, SHAVING
IND sHAMfooING SALOON under the American Hc.
el-entrance on llth street
y. Blot. Gold and Shower BATES can he had al
u hours Single Bath 2o cents or tickets for one
iGiLAT. iaa
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4 fairs In Buckingham.
EsEsPoNDENcE oP THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
NEw STsgE, BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA,
December 4th, 1858. (

NEw STsgE, BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VAL
December 4th, 1858.
This village has two stores, a church, some half
dozen private dwelling houses, &c. Last Thursday
night attempt made TO break ia the store OF
Messrs G. D. Mckinney Bro. Two holes were
bored through the door, with the intontiou doubts
iess OF raising q bar, which was placed across
the door, 20 keep il shut. But for some cause,
the person or persons, desisted from their UNDER
taking. A few days ago, ''the old Academy" cwned
by Mr.. W. d. jones, was destroyed by fire; aud
another house, standing near was also set on fire,
but it was discovered n time to be saved-evident-
ly the work Of an incendiary, as it could be seen
houses.
Col. Hayne, Principal of Humanity Hall Acade.
my in this county, died suddenly on last Saturday
He was Ia good health at morning prayers, but
before noon was corpse, appoplexy was the di-
sease causing his death. The Academy will be
continued by bis son who is every way qualified
for the charge. $50.