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The yscaraauaImbrogllo.

FROM series of sranslstiont FROM Central Ame
rioan papers and documents, published Is the Now
York Isra!f, 1t appears that Costa Rica claims in
y1r,ro Of possession .he province ~ Nicoya or Gu
snrasio. and the right bsa. Of the SAL Juau river
and Col. Cauty. under her flag, slevying var upon
.he shows oE Lake Nicaragua. The govern cent
q Nicaragua sccepts TIE war thus virtually made
and Ia prepa ing 20 invade Costa Rica while both
governments are neg Eating with the agents Of
certain shrewd Spectators Ia New York for the
exclusive privilege o. tho Transit route grant, IN
der ich the n,e.i in power al! hope to lin"
their picket. with gold. This state of Affairs has
received an additional complication in Col Ander.
sons capture cf Castillo which be has wrested. ll
an easy movement, from Costa Rca, and which IL
the key Of the San Juan river, and tic strongest
point in all Central An.riea. II the reinforce
ments which have left this country are not stopped
BY the u 6. vessels, Anderson will occupy strong
position and Walker, c. his return, will DO IN q
condition TO make a triumphal march through
the country. At pres. Mt. Anderson has but nifty
men. and the probabilities are strong against the
safe arrival Of reIn'orcements.
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pnJsee Of Warrington.

Prom the police reports Of Washington, 1t ap
pears that the magistracy have undertaken the
moral reform Of the people with vigorous hand
Here is specimen of the doings Of one Of the jus
ttcee
Doc. q. Isb7.-"yames MeGinnis was fined S
and costs for 'cpssing.'"
SHAW cursed and swcre, aud had to pay the ma
stsorate So and costs Tor IT,
OF course, the members Of Congress never "cnss
aud swear or we should now and then see some
N iheir august names 10 the Washington police
r.sorts. They must have changed their habits
however, or, IL would be quite easy to replenish
the Washington treasury from that source alone
An illuafursd contemporary estimates that the
Iun,,oes. BY sending smart officer !atsany Wash
,netoo bar room. upon any evening, might even
r,o bag from SIS 900 to $4,000 worth of "cussin'
The custom OF carrying deadly weapons is also TO
,,e suy,tessed. Here 10 a case
sy.sbsn Nsbet infrinyed upon late law Of the
rnraarsfson, which says that IL shall not b. lawful
O. say man II carry deadly weapons by wearing
= sIeyt sword rs paid go and costs, aud was
then fiosd a. and coats far disofderiy Conduct"
M question 10 psopounded, II "a short sword
q sd..a,yy 10 the extent Of 's20 aud Costs" how
,urorld Il Be 9Th sepg ewordi A New York pa
~ wants TO know H. ander this law, the naval
- military ornaments Of the COVER nment will DO
r>rn,sssa 70 appear In Pennsylvani4 Avenaei-
- Now York Tribune 10 considerably exercised
oess the question whether gutta- pereha walking
ssisks eosns under the head Ct deadly weapons. Il
as also mach aggrisved that two 'coiorsd gem
nsus have been arrested and faed for gambling,
vhi,ss ths pational legislators are permitted 10
dispcst ihemseives siih the tiger, free u all harm
except sueh ss they may receive from bis sharp
teeth AID claws.
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rHLBo RAPHrc NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH.
- -
TIE URATuER NORTH AND WEST.

THE WEATHER NORTH AND WEST.
TaoY, y. Y, OILS A. NJ, 5lst Dec. isjI.-Snowins
thick and fast.
Rurt.sp Vt, e3n 4. H.--Blustering bot not very
cold-about an inch ofsuow fell.
BURLINGTON. VT. 10 A. M.-Mild. scarcely any
wind-abou, three inches Of snow fell during the
night.
ToRosro, c. W. IL A. M.-Ralning and showing
BaockvrfLs, c. ", 1910 4. M.-yery wet-snow
falling.
Kixos1oS, C. w, 1035-Snouing and raining
PORTLAND, Me-, 10 - A. M-Snowed all night
some slsighs commenced running this A. III.
OTTAWA Cir, e. W, 1850 A. M.-some SNOW
looks like rain.
BosToS, 10 A. M--Raining hard.
BELLOWS FALLS, Vt, 80 4. M.-Iilf-snowing
nearly a foot fell since last eve.
QUEBEC, ii A. M.-Snow stornI drifting hard
and has been SO all night
MIpDLsBUKY, Vt, 1879 A. M.-snowiDg hard.
MONTREAL, l0. 50 A. M-Thermometer 2So above
zero Very heavy snow storm-pommeDeed yes
terday noon aud still continues; about two feet
SNOW tell.
! CINCINNATI, Fec. 30-A heavy storm Of rain ha
prevailed all this afternoon, The river is not sta
tionary, With sixteen feet of water Ia the canal
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I,k said by the Washington correspondent Of
the New York Herald. that Lord Napier and SIR
VIM Cor Gus ley, in conversation upon the con-
duct OF Comm, dore pnulding IN seizing General
Walker, said that, whatever foreign governments
might have thought heretofore of tie alministra-
tion relative 10 tilh0sterinR, there was no longer
any doubt but that the government had done all in
its power 10 arrest it, this last act has shown.
This 10 highly gratifying! Tho foreign govern
usentsp are now convinced that Americans are MT
all rascals and pirates; that the American Govern
neut was not dishonest and lying when 1t express
ed It's opposition to iiibu -tering. We trust that
the administration Is duly fatiered by this COM
plmsDt to its sincerity. Coming from the repre-
sentstives of the greatest hllibusteIing empire
that the world has seen since Rome, whese tilh
clustered territories the sun never sets upon. the
tribute possesses peculiar value, AMI Will no doubt
stimulate the government TO new diligence 10 the
WAN of honesty and virtue
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

schr. Silver Magnet, Perry, for Richmond clear
ell at Philadelphia 3lst ult.
Schr. IS H. Tilley,' Corning. for City Point Va
entered outward at Liverpool 18th ult.
Schr. <. 4. Alien, Baker. from Richmond, arrived
at Boston 1sth uit.
Schr VIM Gregory, Wallace, from R"ckland f,1
Richmond arrived At Portland 18th ut.
Banks Clara HaXaiI, Nelson. and " hita Cloud
-. from City Point. arrived at kio de Janciro
l1th Noyemher.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Tug Sussex TRAGEDY "A correspondent OF the
Petersburg Express gives the following addition
nj particulars Of the revolving murder 10 Sussex
county, Va gathered from the confession of tbs
perpetrator:
IN Christmas morning. Josiah Freeman, the has
hand OF the " jman. threatened TO Kill her; So az
ter reflection. she thought she would get ths bei
ter Of IT. aud kill hira. While he WAS asleep hhe
seized gun. and fearing the springi0g OF the
hsmme. would arouse him, she opened the pan,
and applying a coal of fire the powder exploited.
the whole charge grazing HE forehead. lie raised
up. and remarked. that she had done wrong, when
che instantly struck him over the head with Inc
oun Knocking him senseIess The blow WAS given
wIth such force, that the barrel of the gun was
badly bent. While in this insensible condition,
she seized knife and cut his throat still fearing
AZ she says, that the wind nigh. again blow
breath 10 bis body" she took axe and butchered
the body in a shocking manner
She has been duly committed to jail for trial
DEATHS AND MaaRt.ess IN PErEEsBuRG.-Thet total
number Of deaths in Petersburg for the year 1857
was 22i-males H. females l12; coincid nee
some what remarkable. The total number Of mar
riages during the year was los.
The ALEaaspRIa GAZETTE, an excellent family
newspaper, entered yesterday upon its ffty-ninth
volume
! SUDDEN DEArH.-George Rhodes, highly respec
! table citizes Of Rockingham county, died suddenly
| last week. He went to mill on the morning of hii
death. returned home, went to the stable vith hit
horse, and foil dead at the stable door, where he
was found short time afterwards.
! Posi- OFFICE APPoISPNENTs-The following sp
! pointments have been made to fill vacancies occa
stoned by resignation:
Thomas f. Pullen, postmaster at stnney Hill
Richmond county, vice :. T. Reamy. Isaac Fork
/ ner. postmaster at saltvile, Washington county
| at HiisVille, Louisa county. vice VIM. j. Kenuon
! X. 7. Turner, postmaster at Beaver Dam, GGoch
| land county. vice y. II. Lewis L. NJ, King post
master at Fi-herss lille. Augusta county, vice Johr
! L. Norris Alfred A Pitman. postmaster at Gala
! ghan's, Allegheny county, vice J. Z. Steel. J. L
! Shields, postmaster at Daggers Springs, Botetour
/ county. VICE L. A. Hatcher. b. G. Burgess post
! master at Live Oak. Lancaster county, vice K. K
/ Druaway John Carmical, postmaster at Snow
vile. Pulaski county. Tice S. Il. Snow. Morgan A
! DarnaIl. postmaster at Rudes Mills. Cpshur coun
+ ty. vice Louisa r. Young. Vim. J. Sheiburn post
( master at Peppers Ferry. Pulaski county. vice NJ
! A. Wilson. John NJ. Williams. postmaster at Rye
! Valley. Smyth county, vice Madison Williams -
! Richard l. Sizer. postmaster at Roaring Run, b.
tetourt comfy, vice Il. o. Faherty. George Clark
postmaster az Sage, Cpshur county, vice Alfred
! Morgan. Thomas D. Patterson, postmaster at Mt
| Vince, Buckingham county, vice s. NJ. Spencer
| A. T. Gregory. postmaster at Aastinviile. Wytht
county, vice Vim. Kohier. Michael Grubb. post
master at Big Meadow, drayson county, vice tohi
I G.
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ssE. To THE yorERs OF HENRIco CouN

IT. take this method OF announcing tnst Shai
not ta -sndIste for reelection 10 the Office Of Com
mi sioner of the Revarue for the Upper District of
the county at the ensuing May election. 1t Is, how
aver INV Intention 10 serve ont the wh0c Of my pre-
SAINT h RIM. I have held the ofiire for period Of
twepty-one years and in retiring from Il, eg lpaye
10 return my thanks to The Court ana 70 M Pope
of the COUNT for the uniformly kind support have
received at their hands.
Yours. respectfully. vsrp
in Ut y. u, hncShh.
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N.Y. PowERs' GREAT PICTURE FACTORY.

Rest Of Ambrotypes for % cts best Of Pholosrsp6ss
visits POWERS great Picture Factory. POWERS lT-
pprial Ambrotypes will not fade Pow ERs wakes the
best Lkenesses at Isl Main street. only ~ cents.
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TIE NEW YEAR IN WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, Jan 1-There is a very general
SUSPENSION of business in Washington to-day
Thousahds ~ paid their respects to the Presi"en,'
Secretaries and others The weather Is delightful,
aud tbs streets have been crowded all day
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ia 2-lm
wM. /. WATSON. sAhL' L. bAtLA'
E9P WATSON & BAYJr.
COUNsELLORs AT LAW.
practir in all the Courts held I'm the city Of Rich
mond and ia the counties Of ienrico and Ches-
WM' +. WATSON United States Commissioner,
and Commissioner in Chspcery-
SAM. T. BAYLY. Commissioner OF United states
Court Of Clsimr Csmmissonrr 81 DEEDS. &C. isr tne
several States, aud Notary Public.
es- Office on Bank street, in Godd'n's Building
ia I'm
nSpBLANK Books. W. RANDOLPH
manufactures to order. in superior style. Account
Rlank Books. embracing nearly every kind wanted,
MANY styles will be sold at about half price.
JAZZ 1t
gag LAW PARTNERSHIP.
JAS. LEE. JAS PEASANTS.
LEE a PLEAsANTs. Attorneys Mt Law, N.taries
Public, and Commissioners of Deeds. &c. will prsc.
tice in all the Courts Of the city of Richmond and
the counties IT Goochland, Henrtco and Hanover.
Office on nth street, second door from Main
ia lin --------------------
gSy~ DIssoLI rIoN.-The Law partner
ship Of LnE, BAYLy COOKE is this day dissolv-
JAMES K LEE,
SAMUEL T. BASLY,
RICHARD L. CtCXE.
Richmond, Jnn'y !, is5S js l-lw
EGy NoTICE.-On and after this day
nv hu .ineSs will ha conducted strictly on the CASH
system except with merchants whose accounts are
closed regularly every six months.
r. HORTON KEACH, 81 Main at.
January LIST, lass. ia l-3t
f6p PRINCIPE CIGARS. PRINCIPE CT
GAEs.!-iFXTRA EAGLE BRAND lust received
one "a Sc Of these really fine CIGARS, to which we
call the attention of those who prefer first rate old
~ ,iiIvn Principe.
WARINa 4 PEARCE. Druggists.
de cl-ts corner ith and Broad SITS.
ESy" TRY
Semple's Tnfallib'e
BAKING POWDER
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SATURDAY KvEEI2G At TIE THEATRE.-There is
some as exquisite comic acting to BE seen at the
Theatre this evening as hRs been exhibited 10
Richmond these twenty years. Burke aud JefTer-
son, the standards by which our audiences measure
comic ability, fully equslied, and in many
things surpassed, by Mr.. Clarke, the eliminating
star at the Marshall. AZ most careful actor. he
has In hand all the points OF the play, and makes
them tell as only finished artist cam as most
refined acter, he pusbes none of them too far and
never borders on vulgarity. Tonight, the ever
welcome Paul Pry is to be played and the thrilling
drama of ths Rake's Progress Is n!so on the bill
la both Mr.. Clarke appears taking the laughable
character Of Sam Slap i'll tao last named.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-02

NAVAL IETELLmEHCE.-Ths Cnited States sloop-
Of war Portsmouth arrived at Hong Kong on the
18th Of October from Japan. The United States
sioopOf.war jamestown, =. II. A. H. Kennedy, from
Philadelphia for Nicaragua, went to from ieweS.
Del. on the 29th ultimo. The Cnited States stea-
mer Shnbrick, from Philadelphia, for California.
remained at the Delaware Brtakwater 9th nit.
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MARRIED.

On the 3ist, by Rev. Goor1e IL Raw. Mr. WN A
ALLY, and his= MARY J0vtS. all of this citv
EAThH papers # Augusta, Ga Cnn, OHIO. Pal.
timors' Md and Washington, D. g, will please cony.
Al Sycamore Church, by tha pastor. Rev WA. 7
FetuZrew. on the morn ,gof Wednesday the % mir
w. S L. WALJ ~. of Ke. svile IL Miss ARAMTH,
IA, daughter OF the late GERMAN h. GLINN, Es7
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ARRIVAL OF TIE SARATOGA WITH A PoRTI0
or WALKERS MEN

NORFOLK Va. Jan. The United States sloof
of war saratoga has arrived in HAMPTON Roads, IL
days from Greytown. With chose OF Waiker me,
sent on board of her by Conan odors Pauld:pg. Al
on board are well.
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RTTYPooRAPHIcALS ocIETY.-The re-
ouar month ly meeting Of the Richmond Typograpl.
zeal Society will be held THIS EVENING. at hail
rasf ! o'clock at Odd Fellows Hall.
The election of officers and other important busi-
ness will be transacted. =. H. W ALfohD,
ia e-If Recording Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-02

The resignation If Capt. Albert L. Magilton 4th
artillery, has been accepted by the President, to
take effect December ~, 1857.
Purser (. T. Dunn has bee,s ordered to the Nor
folk Navy Yard and Purser Charles Murray TO the
Brooklyn yard
j. J. Fontaue has been elected Mayor Of Key
West, Fla
The veteran Sol Smith commenced an engage
ment at the theatre In New Orleans, on TUESDAY
night, I'D ult
The lew custom house In Norfolk, Va, is in
shed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-02

DsAYs ey Carr. r. \. Grrnam.~-This gallant o.
1csr died Il Ne xpert, KY. on Tuesday. Capt. q.
ssrvsA lhponshnnt the Mexican war with the Da.
sWssas asasd, ~ Psstshurg, and was brsvetod ma
yos Aps bis bravery and service during thar GAIN
p.ixa. Ansr bis rssafs ON Mexico he took up
his sessGrncs Ia riucinBas and was elected 10 the
% sasasA III tbA Guthrie dreys one Of the finest
Military cnnpAns~s In tbs HfatA. subsequently, he
70 Warrington Territory In comsasnd Of
- 81 regular sevsrnmsnf troops. and at the
t0kh rss TeGaining ss home 90 hH,
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DUMPS-PUMPS.-Weh have this dav

pO Mt Ut . MI D.-Ne nave THIS UAv
entered into sCHpartnership and call the atten
ti3n o. those III want 10 sample OF the old stvl-
LIN ~ Mp which has been in use f,r hundreds Of
years and proves the best Pump ever used We
prepared TO put Pumps in wells at the lowest
CAsH prices. at short notice. end finished 10 the
nos approved s.'le which NO warrant tn give salts
faction. Shop on Westham Plank Road. half mile
from Richmond All orders from the country prom Of
ly attended to SI'TEK & CtJSBY
Ia 2-dGm
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NAEIoS.-The Marion, Ala,
American Of Thursday Informs Us of very desruc-
tive fire in Marion, Ala, Tuesday night of last
week. The fire broke out in the building next to
the corner store dagonsly opposite to the King
House, and Consumed sill the buildings In the
square, with one exception. Some twelve or four
teen houses In all were burnt, among them the
Office Of the COmIno n wealth and the Perry House.
The Office Of the American and other buildings
on an opposite square, were barely saved with
great e1ertion. The Commonwealth saved por-
ton OF its type, &C. ia 'pi" The loss IS varousIy
estimated from $4,000 to $1,000 The fire sup
posed TO have been the work of an incendisry
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nsE~ RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.--The Rev. j..
A. DuscaS having arrived will preach his initaiorI
sermon in Trinity Church. on Sabbath morning. "a
inst. at II o'clock. ia i-N
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ToRosro, Jan. 1.-The provincial elections sre
over Three cabinet ministers have been debates
There has been little snow here. a great bulk
of wheat Is held back on account OF the bad roaus
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AGENCY IN NOR FOLK.

WIN. Y FOSTER. Eso Ia the Agen, fr the DAM
Dt-sAUa ia Norfolk. the eirculstiou OF the paper
there having increased 10 extent demanding per-
esaai attention 10 its distribution. the collection Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-02

TIE BALTIMjR AMER!cAN-This excellent Jour
nal yesterday entered UPON the ffty-niDth year Of
its existence as daily psper. We grat,.ed to
observe that II has resumed its old folio form.
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THE CABINET on NlcAsAGUA-Ihe Cabinet has
held several meetings in regard TO Nicaragua at
fairs, hut thus far nothing whatever of reliable
nature is known as to the course to be pursued
The removal Of Commodore Pauldiug, however, is
.,ntn ticiD tod
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DEATHS AT WLMIHGTcS- Mr.. Jas. L. Roche. for
thirty years clerk in the Wilmington tDel.) Poet
Office, died suddenly on Tuesday eveniDg.-lie had
returned from the postoiHce to his residence and
taken his seat at the supper table suddenly fell
over ami expired. Mr.. WIN. Clark. the oldest citi-
zen of the same town, died on Tuesday, aged 81
wears.
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sPsCIE IN New YoEK.-The New York papers say
that there is gold and silver in circulation in
that city at the present time than vas ever before
knoWn.
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The SPANISH FRISCB.-Ihe Prince OF Asturias has
been baptized in Madrid He is called Alfonso Fran
cisco do Assis Juan Mariana de la Conception Ter
dando Pic .Jaime PelaVo.
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LiE9E NEGRO HRIkG-Cne hundred and ton
groes wers hired ont Tuesday, 18th ult, at
rownesvlla. in the state of North Carolina Prices
much below those paid at the same place last yeas
only Two cot Of the number exceeded one husdred
dollars Efficient felI hands hired generally from
SIS TO s3S. Women, but few if any, reaching fifty
dollars.
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ne RELIGIOUS NoricE.-Rev. J. c.
srrTEs. D. n. will preach nj the United presbyte-
rian Church. Grew. Mr. Rsad's9 TOMORROW, at
n ia 2-It$
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SEIZURE oE TIRE STEAMER FAsHIoN.-The steamship
Isabel arrived at Charleston from Havana. reports
that Walkers vessel, the steamer Fashion, had
been seized by the American consul, her papers
having been found to bs irregular
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ARRIVALS II NEv YoRK.-The arrivals from for
eign ports at New York during the year past mum
Der 3e.l0S; passengers, 2l4785, including 1l.2Ct
from California. OF the vessels :, s92 were Ameri
can, and 71i British.
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COLONIZATION SoCIEry.--The corresponding secre-
tary OF tho American Colonization Society has
given public notice that the annual meeting will
Us held In Washington on Tuesday, the 18th day OF
January inst.
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THE DISPATCH.
NOTICE 70 ADVERTISERS.
EATURDAY MORNING. ....... JANUARY J, IS

Advertisements fer the pisrAraH mes. b hsn'ed
tn By sx so,oes in XII afernoaa, in order t. appear
the Il day. The heavy fressn'e Of sdver en- u .
noon The 90 pmps Of cur paner ~ili MT adult q
their RECEPTION after the nour named.
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LAND sLFpE.-A great land slide took place at
Cstskl, \. Y, sunday. Some five acres in
surface and sixty feet In depth went down the side
of hill about quarter of mile destroying trees,
abrick kiln with 100000 bricks, sheds, &c A lady
and her daughter were on the loosened mass, aud
though chaSms were opened all around eeem, they
esraDed iniury.
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So NJ" YEAR GIFTS HENRY w. QC4RLEs con-.
nenoes tn year with beautiful lot fd3 Watcne4
and Jewery, la consignment of silver plated
foods. Spoons, &c. at O'clock this evening, 80
Main street II
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sy January lsT. ISIS -NoyIoE-I return my
thanks TO my friends, custom aud til public gen
orally for the liberal patronage that have received
from taetn anib 10y street attention to business l
hope TO merit q continuance Of the same the same
time assuring my Customers that they shall have the
very best Of goods ia my line that mat ers AMI work.
manshpcan prelucr. having in my emp 'yment the
yer b. st WORKING that the city OF Richmond OF any
olheI place caa produce,
ALEX. HILL, Manufacturer
aud importer Of Boots shoes, &C.
ia f-3t LII Main Sfrnaf Rich mnni
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Less or pAcasr SHIP-The packet ship Northum
herland was lost on her recent voyage ircn New
York 10 London. with available cargo i nierchan
dise. Passengers and crew saved.
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ExcIrLags1 At Neg oRLEANS.-Dispatches from
New nrieaas represent that the indignation at
Commodore rapldiug's inter ference with Walker
is the Increase. Some express themselves IN
favor q reinforcing C, Anderson, in spite of the
Govern mont. Over thou nd stand Of arms have
been collected, aad, 1t is said thousand men are
willing 70 tender thuir serl ICES.
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/" Persons applying
please say they are ApvE
Anderson mrs Mary c
Anderson mrs Maria
Asher mrs Mary j
Barnes mrs Caroline VI
Burton mrs Betsy W
Barrett mrs Ann y
Brittle mrs Emeline
Bingham MRS Francis A
Bell mrs Harriet
Bishop mrs Louisa ?
Baker mrs MaryJ
Bartchee mrs Hannah
| Cspps miss Anna VI
| CLAY miss Bridget
| Clark miss VS.
Carter miss Columbia
! Collins miss Csthariue
Coaiter miss Fannie b
Coughs miss Julia
Clark miss Mollie j
|
DAVIS miss k s,ii =, a
DuNai mlss Ma' IA "a 20
Dtft-oury mEs mar!
peputy mrs AnhN
Edwards miss ca I've Y
Elder miss MARY r
Eckert mrs Martne >
ford miss hnn,e
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Graves mrs Elizabeth
Glen mrs susan
Hath mrstA
Henry mrs sc
Homer mrs Susan T.
Heath mrs Mary w
Hyde mrsFrank
Hall mrs Emily q
Haley mrs Elzsbeth
Johnson mlss L,Ic 4
jones mrs = Va 4
Kilgour mrs Margaret
Iueilen mrs Mary
Lawson mrs Angelina :
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Mann mrs Plizal~th
Marshall mrs C II
NcClanahan miss I.auri
NHtl mrs na. rue.
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Pitts mrs Martha
Patton mrs L F2
Patterson mrs Martha
prentiss mrs Catherine
Quarles Hrs Eta
Roper mrs MARY IL
Ha~use mrs nhT
Sullivan Riss Margaret
Sears miss Ssnaila
snead mrs martina