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WORCESTER, MASS, Jan. 1s.-Edward Boyle was
this morning brought before the Police Court OF
this city, charged with the wilfui murder OF ms
wife. Isabella r. Boyle, in Leicester, about six
miles from here, on Friday night She was found
dead in her house on Saturday morning, her head
terribly bruised Boyle has made several contra
dictory statements, and circumstances are very
strong against him. He had not lived nappiiy
with his wife for some time past He pleaded
snot guilty,"-and his case will go before the
Grand Jury this week.
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19--Tbe bill reported to-day
nv Senator Gwin proposes to locate a road between
the Big Sioux and the mouth of the Kansas river
to San Francisco. It grants alternate sections OF
land on each side of the road, and $1,000 per
mile payable on the completion OF every 20 miies
nntiI so5 O0) 600 BIO reached The amounts thus
advanced are TO be returned In mail service, ETC..
and per cont. bonds to be issued. The PresIden.
to receive bids, make contracts for rs years, and
locate the road.
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CAPITAL Como BEgsIse.-It is stated that one
Of the banks of Boston offered to loan another
bank on Friday at the rate of Ave per cent, but
the offer was refused. The Boston banks now hold
In deposit seventeen and quarter millions OF dol
lars, an increase Of several millions within month
or two. The amount of specie In the Boston banks
on Saturday was $500, 500, an increase Of $685.,
100 from the previous day.
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aPHcfAL NOTICES.
The
- CLOSING or THE Books. !.

- CLOSING or THE Books. - The
subscription books OF the "Cosmopolitan Art Assoc
ciation win be closed IN few days, so get ready
for the Distribution Of Works Of Art the 2sth Of
January Any one can become member oil this
Association By the payment of Three Dollars and h
entitled 10 a Magazine for one year, or the epgrav
Inc called sManifest Destiny besides q ticket In
Those wishing TO subscribe will please call. with
ont dslay and see the Honorary Secretary, At his
office corner Bank and nth streets. Richmond, Va
in 20-3t
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ISL Main street.-275 600 Likenesses taken at this
establishment since 1880 which We think is a suff
Gent guarantee for those in want OF Lkenesses TO
patronize this the oldest Picture establishment IN
the South where every style of Picture is made at
moderate prices and warranted satisfactory, or NJ
charge is made. Ambrotypes. Photographs and
Melanot ypes made from the smallest to the size Of
life colorsd In water oil colors at the option OF
Main straet ia 20-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-20

The dwelling of DR.. W. A. Mott, in Montgomery,
Ala was robbed Of q trunk containing $3.50, ON
the night Of the 18th inst The thieves were sub
sequently arrested and portion of the money
was recovered.
Gen. Walker passed through Augusta, Ca, on
Sunday, on his way South.
Mr. Thomas Raysor, one Of the most esteemed
and respected citizens of Barnweu District, 8. c.,
died last week.
George P. Sheldon, aged 10 years, formerly Of
Barmardstown, Mass, while carrying the mail
from Indian river to New Smyrna, Fla, was acct
dentally drowned on the 18th ult.
Tie Prince Skulkaski-now husband OF Lola
MonteZ--is Polish nobleman, and the owner OF
two large estates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-20

FREE Soil 0UrRAGE-A Kansas dispatch says
"Col. Henderson of Leavenworth, was forcibly ia
ken from the stage few miles FROM that city by a
party of Free State men on the eleventh aud has
not been heard of SINCE"
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AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1e.-The American Coioni "a
tion Society met tonight. The annual report
states that the receipts of the year amounted to
se7 900; speaks of the success which has attended
the founding of settlements in the interior OF AZ
RIGA; and recommends that Government substitute
small iron steamer for sailing vessels in the sup
preston of the slave trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-20

DEATH OF vETERAS.-George Kenton Harper,
Esq, who for nearly forty years was the editor OF
the Franklin Repository, died at Chsmbersburg,
Pennsylvania, on the 18th inst, aged 70 years In
the war of 1912 he served as an officer of in fantry
in two campaigns; first on the Canada lines and
again In the defence of Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-20
H0p WILLIAM FORBES, ARC

IKE -
MEAsURER AND ApPRAIsBR-The subscriber having
determined 10 discontinue the building business, Of
fers his services to his friends and the public gener
Having had an experience of over twenty five
wears in the art of building, he atters himself that
he will be able to give satisfaction, and solicits
share of patronage. ~
Plans Specifications and Estimates for Buildings
of every description furnished at short notices and
on reasonable terms. Measurement and Valuation
of Work of every kind connected with Building.
promptly attended to. Office in the Hall of the vir-
ginia Mechanics Institute, corner Main and 18th
a O.
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sSz- To THE VorERs OF HENRIco

CouNrY-I take this method of announcing myself
candidate for the Sherfalty OF Henrico county, at
the election in May next and if elected promise to
devote a.of my time to the office. and to discharge
its duties as the law directs. will try and see the
in the meantime refer all such as wish to ascer
tain my fitness for the Office to my nsighbors. and
to John NJ. Gregory. Esq, John b. Young, ESQ. and
to the Justices Of Henrico county,; nu,n
la W-dtde II. y. CARIEh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-20

Va TIE new style of Ambrotypes. introduced at
TYLER Co.'s. are devoid of the dinginess common
in the work produced by other operators. The tone
of them is pear-ke. lfe-like, fesh.like-they must
he ssen to be A ppre ciated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-20

CANADIAN PoNIEs.-A considerable number of Ca
madam ponies are now on their way to Greenbrier
county, Va, having been purchased by a firm in
that locality
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-20

REVENUE SBRvrCr.-The new Revenue cutter for
the Key West Station, built at the ship yard of
Messrs Page Allen, Gosport, has been directed
by the Treasury Department to be named the
"JOhn Apptetoa," in compliment to the Assistant
Secretary of State.-N0rtoUt Herald
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-20

MoRMoSIsM-The Cleveland PIaindealer of the
18th, says rather seedy looking party of Norwe-
gians, embracing seven women and five men, pa -sed
through this city this morning, Gu route for Great
Salt Lake City. In view of the excited state OF
things in that place, it is to be hoped these Nor
wegians may think better of their expedition and
pitch their tents this side of Mormondom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-20

DEATH OF A PHYsIUAS.-Dr. Memo White, a cele-
brated physician, died at his residence in Cherry
Valley, 0tsego county, n. Y, on the night of the
10th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-20

GEN. WALKERS LETTERING. Thomas T. Meagher,
emphatically contradicts the statement going the
rounds of the papers, attributing to him the au
thorship of the letter recently addressed by Gen.
Walker to President Buchanan.
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e@@ Why SUrFrR WITH A Conan. fro

Ray WHY SUFFER WITH A CoUaH, from
you can obtain immediate relief by using Harris
HORNE's PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RYf 1t Is combined with other articles suited for all
Lung. Asthma, Catarrh and Bronchial Affections
is prepared by Chemist of reputation and is pro
nounced by those who have used the best Cous
Syrup in the world
Bottles IS, 50 cents and 81. Sold by PURCELL.
LADD Co, and all Druggists in Richmond.
oc t0-6fn
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AGENCY IN NORFOLK.

VIM. n. POSTER. ESQ. Il the Agent for the DAILY
I,sa,ArcH IA Norfolk. the circulation OF the paper
there having increased to an extent DEMANDING per
scnA attention to its distribution the eoec''on o'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-20

DEATH OF A Prominent CIrIZES.-Wm. c. White
head, ex.Presdent of the Democratic Association
and Inspector of Customs at Norfolk, died in that
city on Monday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-20

BgLpHEsoR AenS.-The public will have anoth-
er opportunity tonight Of seeing the drama Of
"Belphegor, or the Pride Of Birth" 1t has been
played now three nights, with every evidence Of
popularity Mr.. II. Lorraine, the present stellar orb
at the Theatre, performs the part of Beiphegor
in the most unexceptionable manner; and several
favorites in the company, including Miss Jose
phine Parker and Mesdames Phillips, Adams and
Marden, play prominent characters most admira-
bly, The bill also embodies other attractive feat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-20

PENNsYLyANIA.-Mr. Magraw has been elected
State Treasurer of Pennsylvania. Both Houses OF
the Legislature have passed bill to purchase an
executive mansion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-20

HEAVY RoBBKRY--The jewelry store of John Veal,
in Columbia, S. c., was robbed last Friday night,
of jewelry and other articles valued at about 81,
600
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NAVAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The steam frigate Colora-
do has been put in commission, aud IS now hitting
out as the flag ship of the home squadron.
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nSz- CONF ONE, CONE ALA NEE

ing win be held at KEID'S, the ''verandah Hotel"
at o'clock on SATURDAY Evening, to decide on
niace tor having a Supper, in commemoraton OF the
heroic deeds performed in India by our noble couE
trymen for the support of civilization and Chris
tisnty and protecting the helpless women and chill
dren from an ignominious death. All those who are
favorable to the cause, respectfully invited to
attand this meeting ia M-2t
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HE DISPATCH.
rorrcE TO ADvERTIsERs.

Advertisements for the DfsrArcs must be handed
- hv s,x o'clock IN Tie afternoon. In order 10 appear
tire next day. The heavy pressure OF advertisements
mon the columns Of our paoer will not admit OF
sner reception after the hour named.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-20

STABBING.-James Flynn was dangerously stab
bed by man named Kelly, in row at Gosport
Va, on Sunday afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-20

JOIN T. FORD, Esq, manager Of the Holiday
Street Theatre, Baltimore, was elected President
of the Council of that city, on Monday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-20

:. MESSAGE or TIE MAYOR or BALrIxoRE.--Mayor
Swan, Of Baltimore, sent his message to the coun-
ellis of that city on Monday. 1t appears from this
statement that the whole indebtedness Of the city,
at the close Of the fiscal year, other than the bond
ed debt, was $4,000, to meet which there are IN.
collected taxes In the hands Of the Auditor and
Collector, believed to be available to the amount
Of $3so0o0. At the conclusion of the message, the
Mayor denounces the action of Gov. Lyon, in In
terfering with election matters la Baltimore.
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FAIRFIELD. yIR-

O. AAA FAlRfIELD, tIh-
course. viii commence on The ist:TUEsbAY in May
next. During the wsek, the
boswell STAKE $1,000 entrance, $3.50 forfeit, will be
run for, which has closed With the following sub
VIM. ii. Gibbon. of New Jersey, nance the fOal Of
Gold PIP " Trojan; NJ
CHI M by Trustee by Finsncier..
Hare L Watson, q Virginia, names the foal Of
Marcs9n 6 h Sy Reye n s.,
WashiEg ton. by Revenue.
T: T. ". Boswell. Of Va. name the fosi Of Nina
Belcher / Cabe,i ,of Va, name the fosl Of b. m. O.
Glencoe. by Childe Harold
Belcher Cabel, of Va, name the fosl of Csmeiits
Cbeatham Z Tally, of Va. name tho fOal of An
drewetta, by Chllde Harold
triI. f By cIilds Hai Va name the fO"' OF Ora
T: W. Davidson, of Va, names the foal of Mamie
Green. of Va. names the foal OF b. m, by Envoy
by Glencoe.
T. D. GOldsby. of Alabama, names the foal of Betty
T. D. Goldsby, of Alabama, names the foal of Sally
Riddiesworth by Sovereign.
T. Is. Goldsby, of Alabama, names the foal of Bos
ton m out Of Picayuue. by Sovereign.
c. p, Coyle. ofKentucky. names the foal of Too
c. p. Coyie, Of Kentucky. names the fOal of Bin
key, by Yorkshire
Thomas Pqryer. Of South Carolina. names the tosl
Thos. Puryer Of s. G.. names the foa of Millwood,
by Glencoe.
Jon Campbell, OF KY, names the fosl Of Emily
Speed, by Glencoe.
John Campbell. of KY. names the foal of Mirth.
by Glencoe
VIM r. Cheatham. of Tenn. names the foal Of the
dam of Berry, by Albion.
VIM, L. Cheathsm, of Tenn. names the foal Of Leo
nora Love, by Glencoe.
P.S Fowler, of Tenn. names the foal Of Princess
Anne by Epsilon.
T.G. Moore, of Ky, names the foal Of Blue Bonnet
by Glencoe
T; @. Moore, of KY, names the foal Of Lady Jane.
by Voucher.
g. Moore, Of KY. names the foal Of Magnolia,
by Yorkshire.
T. b. Po,ndexter. of Louisiana. names the foal Of
Marietta, by Glencoe.
T. b. Poindexter, Of Louisiana names the foal II
Sally Morgan, by Yorkshire.
MATCH RACE.
During the same week Match Race, 500 aside.
siEgie dash OF niile, play pay, viii take place
between: lr. He0rys two year old colt by Red Eye,
aud Mr.. Thomas W. Doswell's two year old colt By
Revenue. MILES O. EG0LESTON
de 1s--hwiw Proprietor.
JAs w. LEwEILEN, Secretary.
HB- The New York Spirit of the Times will COPY
Fairfield Race Course
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ERESH GARDEN sEED.--I have just
4 received the balance of my supply of fresh and
reliable Garden Seed among which are, Large York
Cabbage, Early Battersea, Curled Cress Okra Giant
White Butter Head Lettuce. Extra Early Spring
Lettuce. Sea Kale Ice Lettuce, making in all my
largest and most complete assortment Of Garden
Seed have ever had the pleasure of offering to the
public. JOHN w. POLLARD.
ia % Druggist 18th ST.
m BBLS. No. 8 MACKEREL; % do.
COCiscoes; 50 half bols No cut Herrings, fer sale
by LA l9-tsl WIN. WALLACE SONS,
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GREENBRIER ERA.-This paper, which deservedly
ranks among tn 10 best of our country exchanges
has abandoned politics, and now occupies neutra
ground Mr.. B. F. Harlow Is editor.
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~ TAKE a leok at the new style of Ambrotypes
just introduced at TYLER Co.'s Steam Gallery. l3:
Main st. They approach ivory paintings.
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- : =
MARRIED,

On the i4th inst, by Rev. DR.. Head Ne. ALEA.
AMBER WANDER TO Mrs. AMANDA MELTON,
"a Kentucky, California. aud Ohio papers please
copy.
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4 MERICAN Almanac FOR 1855

A MEXICAN ALMANAC FOR 1865
IA AT RAND0LpHs Bookstores and Bindery.
THE LIFE OF JOHN FITCH. the inventor of the
steamboat: by Thompson Westcott; sf.25
BOURD0N's ARITHMETIC, containing discus
sion of the theory Of numbers; translated by u
3. VenabIe IS cents.
T HREE DAYS IN MEMPHIS; or, Sketches Of the
Public and Private Life of the Old Egyptians by
Max Uhleman, ID. d.; rs cent?.
DICKENS NEW CHRISTMAS sTORY-the perils
ofcertain English prisoners, and their treasure
in women. children, silver aud jewels; Is cents.
BARCLAYS CITY OF THE GREAT KING. or
Jerusalem a. 1t was as 1t Is, and as 1t 10 10 be;
$3.50.
DE BOWS WEEKLY PRESS. devoted to political.
social, literary educational and industrial devei-
opment. Subscription two dollars per annum
in advance. ,
GRACE GREENwoODs Stories and Legends OF
Travel and History, for Children; Is cents.
THE PLANT HUNTERS, or Adventures among the
Himlaya Mountains; by Capt. NJ Reid: IS cts
HARPER'S New Monthly Magazine for February;
Is cents.
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC, and repository OF
useful knowledge for 1855; 81.
G0DEY'S Ladys Book for February; 20 cents
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.~TnusrEr's SALE OF MULES, DAYS

Ae AT decentralization Is requested TO the sale
os ine Young Mules four Darys and several sets Of
Harness. THIS DAY, on Council Chamber Hill.
THOMAS w. KEEsEE, =
ia Nit Auctionesr.Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-20

The name of the unfortunate woman who was
killed at Wheatsheaf, on the New Jersey railroad
on Thursday of last week, was Mary fully, Of
Brooklyn, who had been engaged AS a nurse by
lady in Railway, N. j., and was on her way thither
when she was killed She left the train at Eliza
beth, supposiDg she had arrived at Railway, and
then finding her mistake, proceeded to finish her
tourney on foot
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OF THE GOVERNOR OF PENN
CYIVANIA
IMPORTANT FROM THE UTAH EXPEDITION.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 19-Gov Packer was m
witnessed the ceremony.
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ESy- SPECIAL NoTIoE.-The attention
ofthe trade is respectfully called to our sale Sugar
and Molasses,) at our Lumber House, on the dock,
ia ~ CHAs. T. WORKMAN 4 co.
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RRsUsnSG BugNEss.-The Mechanics Banking
Association, of New York city, is about to resume
business, with a reduced capital.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Fort Of Richmond, Jan. 19-Hioh Water 81 o'crk
SAILED,
Steamer jamestown. Parrish, New York mdze
and passengers. Luaam Il Watson.
Steamer BevideTe, Keen, Baltimore, ndze Lud-
lam Watson.
schr Chalcedony. Rowe. Philadelphia. feed. " D
Colquitt l. CO.
sshr summerheld. Pritchett. Philadelphia, feed.
W ID ColQuitt Il Co.
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aSr ATTENTION Of the public is called to the new
style Of Ambrotypes. introduced by TYLER Co., al
the cost of so cents.
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~ TYLER Co.'s Gallery crowded by delighted
patrons to have the new style of Ambrotype taken.
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REsIGNED.-Dr. Banks, of Virginia, lately ap
pointed Secretary of Legation to Brazil, has re
signed.
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B@ NoTIcE.-We ask particular at
enton to our sale of valuable Negroes belonging to
the es6st9 ~ 5Ss uEe coeE
Amongst the Negroes are two No Seamstresses;
two good Factory hands. and one good Cook.
DICKINSON, HILL Il CO..
ia l9-2t* Auctloneers.
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So In consequence Of che suspension Of opersr
t;ons upon the Richmond and York River Railroads.
Mr.. Epsusp r. T. Mrnss, Chief Engineer of that
work, has accepted an appointment Is Assistant
Engineer on the Washington Aqueduct, and 10 To-
Gated now at Georgetown, d. c. sE
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GREAT BARGAINS IN
~ SILKS AND DRESS GOODS!

GREAT BARGAINS IN
~ SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
By In order to make room for our new SPRING
S1UCk we offer till LIST March great bargains in
SILKS, Bayadere and all other styles
Elegant SILK ROBES, many at less than cost
NALENTIAS, VALENTIA ROBES and French
all-Wool PLAIDS
Beautiful LACE SETS at greatly reduced
prices
Cambria and Muslin COLLARS and SETS
Hemmed and Embroidered G HDKFS
Spring GINGHAMs, LAWNS and BERAGE DE
LINENS, TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS
TABLE CLOTHS, &c, &c.
ia Cow PRICE WATKJNS
RY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
- A PROCLAMATIoN.--Whe a communica.
ton has been received from Judge William Leigh.
tending his resignation as the Judge of the Sd CIR
cult TO take effect the first day of February next
and the same having been accepted by the Exeor-
tive; and 1t also appearing by communications from
the Judge and from the clerks of the courts in said
circuit that Ii is important that the Spring terms OF
sad courts should be held; therefore, in Conformity
10 law. the Sherifis OF the counties of Cumberland
Appomattox, Campbell, Prince Ed.
ward. Char lotte and Halifax, and the Sergeant of
III election for Judge of said Circuit to be held on
he first day of March next at the places prescribed
by law.
49, Given under my hand as Governor, and
SEAL. under the seal OF the Common wealth at
~ Richmond, this 18th day of January, 1858,
md In the SD year Of the Commonwealth.
HENRY A. WISE.
GKosaE W. MusroKp. sec'y of the Com'th.
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ny HOMESTEAD CoMPAsT.-The an
mai and monthly meeting Of the Homestead Com
pany viii be held at their ceon 18th street, THIS
EVENING, at o'clock.
must be had in order to proceed to business
ia Mt WHIT. ALLEN. Ssc'y.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.


COMMISSIONERS CERTIFIcArR.-Ihe undersigned
sworn Commissioners to superintend the drawing Of
the FORT GAIN S ACADEMY LOTTERY do here,
by certify that the above is accurate list of the
Numbers and Prizes, as they were drawn by us this
day at Augusta, Ga.
+ c. BBA,IR8sEER. Sworn Com'rs.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this day Jan
urry 10th, 1853. LEWIS LEVY, j. p.
ExpLANATIoN.-The left hand row I'm each the above
columns contain the Numbers which We're drawn
from the wheel. The amount opposite each Number
is the Prize which the Number is entitled 10.
All Tickets whore the Number ends inc are emit
tied To $50 in addition To any other Prize which the
above drawing may entitie IL to- Half Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of Packages are entitled to all they
draw over the $50 Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eghths In proportion.
Tho principal Prizes in this scheme were sold In
the following places. viz: No l2sf6 s6oco Harver-
hill. u, aud Rossville. c: No 1885, S25.000,
Hawesville KY, on Certificate of Package No i6i5e
$1,000, Augusta, Ga. No 1910, $780, New York -
No 25es6. S. 900. NewsOrleans La. No 2s507. 5000.
New Orleans, La. No 1927, 81 Geo. Philadelphia Pa
No 1852. 81 500. Villa Rica. Ga.
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MODERN REFORM EXAMINED, OR
wi THE U,JIOy OF NORTH AND SOUTH ON
THE SUBJECT OF SLAVERY. BY Rev. J. q.
Stiles

Testimonials from sources at the North worthy Of high
respect.
"Ne other book ever moved me like this"
"Now, let this book have a wide circulation; let
good men every read it. and the effect on the
great American dalusion will be, as the nshermen
say THE sun is out and will eat up this fog"
81 hope the press viii give wings to that book
1t can't die It's voice will be heard its facts and
logic will be felt its kind and courteous, and earn
EST, candid spirit and temper will be respected"
with pencil in hand, began to mark page after
page, luminous with truth, logic, candor and cha
rty, and found so many paragraphs TO distinguish
that left but little unmarked"
TT discusses the old hackneyed question with q
freshness, originality of power that will interest
even those who have been so wearied with the sub
ject to oathe the agitation of II in every forn
~ PRICE. 81. Sent by mail, post paid, at the
count by p. B. PRICE,
10 nn I60 Main
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ACQUITTAL OF TH0S. W. SMITH.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 19-The jury in the case OF
Thos Washington Smith, tried for the murder OF
Carter, to-day rendered verdict of mot guilty,
and the prisoner was discharged.