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on the 4th Of March. "'''1'n'
,,a nuuse Is not single occupant In the Jail Of
co., me uoao.ess Dowager) foionmeI died recently.
Of Warwick, father Of the late Earl. ~ A'''
= ". Booker Blakemore, leading member O.
the protectionist party In the Housa OF Comman.
has just died 10 England, aged e.. '''1''
ca. saluso.e servant woman Of Jos. A. Graves. in
cnfry county, va, was burnt to death on The Ioth
uit, by Der clothes taking Ire. W WV AVN
jew. ut Worcester, Mass, named Iou,. r.
inson, distributed to the poor Of thai III. Low
Thanksgiving day, 2.s72 ponds OF Iamh a.. "a
Fior quality. 'ope>
Santa Anna's wife has loft him and 10 nov tha
"reigning BELLE Of Havana. '1o
a set Of resolutions condemuing the interfsreucs
Of the Administratton In the Illinois slsetiop.
were tabled IN the North Carolina senate Monday.
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1ELE0R1F1HTU NEWS.
sxlponrRD ron THR aDtePATCHs
FROM SANTA RE.

er Lovm, Dec. 1.-The Santa Re mail, to the 8sh
uft. has arrived.
News had reached Santa Fe Of a battle between
Il. Beale's surveying party and some Canancne
Indians. bat no particulars we're received. !. !.
very doubtful relolt had been received that
the Navsjos had attacked Fort Defiance and met
with defeat and loss Of 90. it Is believed the
report originated from skirmish before noticed.
The California mail left santa He for stockton
October 18th, in charge Of IA men. Fears were
entertained by the returning mail party that the
route of the former might be cut of BY hostile In
dians
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WONDERFUL ESCAPE FROM DEArH.-The Dutch
big Sophie Elizabeth arrived in New York on
Monday, having on board the captain, bis wife aud
child, and the crew, twelve in number, of the Eng.
iish bark Jennie Johnston, which became. water
logged while on the voyage from Quebec to En-
rope. with a cargo of timber. These unfortunate
people had been nine days in the maintop of tho
bark, exposed 10 piercing northerly winds and
snow and he'll storms, without drop of water,
save what they could secure ss it fell from the
clouds.
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THE Cosr OF AN UNRuLy ToEauR-An important
SANDER suit has just been decided in Waukesha
county, Wisconsin, in which the plaintiff claimed
damages OF $1,000, aud recovered 5000, for the
most OUTRAGEOUS ISLANDERS against the daughter OF
Mr. Jno Williams. The slapder was perpetrated by
a.I man named Poe, several years ago, when Miss
Williams was only 16 years of age
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ALLEGED MuRDERERs AaREsrgD.--An exchange
says twelve soldiers deserted froa the army in
Utah aud reached California. Three of them, led
by man named Burns, murdered the other nine
for the sake of their money. Burns then proceeded
to cut the throats of bis two COMPANIONS. One ha
killed, the other survived, obtained assistance
and gave evidence which led to the arrest of
Barns, who is now in Jail Mt Los Angeles
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CONVICTION OF MUTINEERS.

RosTos, Nov. 30.-In the Junior mutiny case,
the Jury returned verdict this morning as fol
lows:
THAT Piummer is guilty of murder, and Cartba,
Stanley and Herbert are severally guilty OF man
slaughter"
The prisoners were remanded for sentence.
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EXTENSION ON THE DELAWARE RAuaosp.-Ws
iearn from the peninsular News that Mr. Sewali,
the superintendent of the Delaware Railroad. with
a corps Of engineers. has just completed a survey
OF the extension of the Delaware Railroad. fro,I,
Seaford to Annamessic bay. The distance ia
aooat hayone miles, fourteen Of which are ia
Delaware e -"
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NnTHrR GREAT RrLL.

Fourth night n the ensssea,snt IL the far. famed
and gifted TrAeediap,
Mr.. W. wALLACK,
who will appear this evening In his great charac-
tercf
vfRGTSTrsi
Mr.. !. ". WALLAcK az the ROMAN FATHER.
vIRuIaIUs TONIGHT.
Mr.. ]. w. wALLACK as vIRaINIus.
yIRGTETUS TONIGHT. ~
Mr.. j. ". wALLACK "a the ROMAN FATHER.
Supported by our
EXCELLENT COMPANY.
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IArER FR0M MEXIC0.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Later dates from Mexico
are received from Tampico on the I'D ult. Gen.
Cara left the city for parts unknown, on the 2tst
A Spanish fleet had demanded the restitution ol
the loans forced from Spanish subjects. com
promise was effected, subject to the approval oil
Concha and Juafeg
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JAIL BURSED.--The Madison county. N V ;a;,
at Morrisville, was destroyed by fire on Sunday
morning, at o'clock. About twenty persons were
confined 10 the Jail at the time, but they were al,
got out 10 safety and taken to Syracuse. The pris
. ~ "
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ONE THOUSAND ACRES UF WUuD
- LAND, IN CHARLEs CITY COUNTY, 81.
MILES FROM WILLOWS LANDING. FOR SALE
I ofter for sale the ADORE described lard. on the
nweenyards road. adjoining the lands Of George
Waddle. John Walker. and others The improve
three rooms. passage, &C.. with tho usual outhuid.
ings The tract yill be divided asro suit purchs
sars, into three or mere farms It's the opinion OF
the owners that the wood will than pay for the
land, being within few miles OF puolic landing
where 1t can be readily sold for IS rer cord 4
the subscriber.
asa authorised to sell another small tract in
City county. nearly all In wOods Containing
ak miles from public wharf. II has on ii ANAL
honss, and eaolgh land cleared for yard add ear.
Sen. comtortAble homestead can be- had fos = lew
LYME. Land Agent
0mse IN basement. under Metropolifan Hall.
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REDUCTION OF THE BRAZILIAN TARIFF on


WAeHINaroS, Dec. 1.-The State Department has
succeeded in obtaining the issuance of an impe-
rial decree by Brazil, reducing the duty on -four
80 per cent below the former tariff. The effect Of
this will BIO to largely increase tho export of flour
from tho United States, and altogether, diminish
by $7.000,000 the balance of trade against as for
Brazilian coffee
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- THE SEconp LEorueE of (

Ns95 CECUND LbCIUnE
Course before the Young Mems Christian Associs.
ton. will be delivered by Prof. 8. ALEXANDER: OF
Princeton on THURSDAY evening. December "a, at
the Hall Of the Mechanics Institute.
Ssbject-' COMETS"
Ticketsof Admission Is 7ents Seascn Tickets u 80
Members can par their dues and obtain their
Tickets at the rooms Of the Association.
Tickets of Admission may be procured OF Meade
Baker, Laidlsy & Robinson, and ct the Bookstores
generally.
M 2Q-4t
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TRUSTEEs' SALE OF LAND. STOCF

A MOST VALUABLE FARM FOR
am authorized to ell one of the most va uaie small
FARMS, in the vicinity of Richmond, being only
la miles from the city. containing about ~ Acres-
The land Ia in the highest state Of improvement
having been lined and heavily manured several
times, and now yield, heavier profit to IT'S owner,
lhan.any ether farm of its size in that section The
Improvements are handsome and tastefuly con-
structed aud is In every respect suitable for gen.
ueInan doing business in THO city. IL Is healthy
society very good and water abundant aud purely
1t is seldom farm already made ric n, Combining
rs it does. 80 many thugs TO recommend it,, Is in
market. bargain can be had an-i the premises
shown 10 any oue wishing TO purchase. upon appli-
cation, TO no LYME
Land Agent aud Anctioreer
Office in the basement Of the metropolitan Hall.
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DsE.AfED.--A letter from Knoxville, Tennessee.
ststcs that Judge Swan defeated in the rees
for Judgeship Of that dissrict by his competitor
M. Brown. Judge 8, the letter says, viii 90 to
Washingtcn with John Mitchell.
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HPscTAr NorJOv.--Ths members Of the
Rfsanoxp s,aArfrx e1sss cu,1m.s ASSOCIATION are
potnod 70 attspd their Monthly Meeting - scr 49,
de c.-1s HACCABEl sec'y.
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CORPORATION CoUETEsIEs.-The Directors of the
Richmond L DanvilIe Railroad AID several MEM
bers of the Board of Public Works, partook of q
supper given by the corporation of Danville, Va.
on Tuesday evening.
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rs were remanded for sentence
THE STEAMER KATE FRIsBEE.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Nov. S).-The steamer Kate
Frisbee, which sank on Sunday last, was pumped
out and arrived here yesterday.
The Memphis and Little Rock Railroad is now
Oman To Madison
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E% LAW PARTNERSHIP.

JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER, Attorney General
and JOHN u. PATTON, ia have entered into .
QUICKER PATTON in tho Court of Appeals at
Richmond aud Lewisburg. ard in the Superior and
Inferior Courts Of the citv OF Richmond
Any business entrusted to their care will be
prompt, attended to. o2j-im
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JAMES wOOBHOUsE & co.

JAMES WOOBHOUsE g. co.
A RE constantly receiving, ana have
4 now for sale. Elegant Books in fine Bindings,
intended expressly for Christmas and New Year.
Among other works the stock comprises a large
collection of New Illustrated Works. both English
and American.
THE STANDARD POETS.
Various editions, bound in alraost every styIe
English Editions of Standard Works, ineiudins
many scarce Books. being choice copies selected
with care, expressly for this house.
THE STANDARD AMERICAN AUTHORS.
tiprescott Motley. Irving, Bancroft. Tucker, Long
fellow, Poe, Bryant and others bound In variors
styles. from plain cloth to iul calf or Turkey mo
rocco.
Bibles, Prayer Books, and Hymn Books of every
siza ed style of binding
The Prominent New Booksof the Year. In tasteful
styles.
Juvenile Books: large and complete collection
Port Folios and Writing Desks. OF mahogans
rosewood, leather and papier marhie. all the nes
est sty together with many other beautiful arti
cies, suitable for presents.
no 30-if3t JAMES WGODUOJySE Co
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s@- CLo.K AND MANTLE DEPor.

S1- Cloak AND MANTLE DEPor ri
shall open on Monday. the 10Th instant Rich yFL
VETS, Superfine Beaver and Broad Cloth RAti-
LANS OF the most fashionable styles and the latest
designs. tor Ladies. Misses and Children: Also q
and French HAIR PINS, in all coors. The Gold
Medal 81 spring SKIRT, the best skirt in use
Children's SKIRTS as low ss % cents FANCY
GOODS in great variety. Sold at prices TO defy
competition. X EZEkIEL,
TO 29-lw 90 Main street.
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MILL BuRST.-The -four mill Of John D. Alexan.
der, near Campbell G. H., Va, was destroyed by
hrs on Sunday night last, with large quantity OF
nonr and wheat 1t was insured for SIC, 0oo, which
num about covers the loss.
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Eg Coon Buckwheat Cakes can b

made by using Semrle's Irfallib,e BAKING Powder
JN0 " aARLICk, Apcthecary
and Druggist, Market Place, Franklin street
Good Batter takes can be made By using Semple'.
Infallible Baking Powder. For sale by
JNO W GARLICK, Druggist,
Mark ct Place Franklin st.
Fms Lyuchburg Smoking Tobscco just receives
au& for sale by
JNOW GARLICK. Apoth ecary, &c,
de I-3s Market Place Franklin ST.
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UHIfEp STATES TzKAsuRr.-The amount of money
subject 70 draft IN the U. g. Treasury, on the 22d
nit vas $60,oSs54, Of which S. ooo, 600 was at New
York. t7G7, 900 at Philadelphia, sl,aIe at Rich
moDd, Sl345 ct Norfolk, and 81, 4ts at Wilmington
NC. transfer OF $4,000 was ordered &c Nor,
folE
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BAaLOTING FOR u. 8. sENATOR.-THE ECHO


COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 1.-The Legislature gosinto
a tangled contest on the slave trade, which has
bearing on the election of Governor aud Senator.
Both parties saBguine of success Two ballots
for u. S. Senator were had to-day-the last stand
iug Adams AZ, Mcqueen 81, rest scattering. Isaac
Ii. Meares vas elected Secretary ef State.
In the Circuit Court, in the Echo (slaver) case,
the counsel for the defendants have flied petition
Scr fhofr disrharya
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SUCCESSOR OF J. CLANCY JONES.

READING, Pa, Dec 1.-Keim, anti Lecom pton
Democrat, has been elected to Congress from this
district. IA fill the vacancy occasioned by the re-
signation of J. Clancy Jones. The returns, so
far, show an opposition gain of ITO on the October
election.
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The weather in France IL very cold--heayy
SHOWS In the Eastern and Western portions Of
the country 70
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s@ VIRGINIA CENTRAL AasroULru-


BAL SocIETY.-At the annual meeting of the Virgin.
ia Central A gricultural Society held in Richmond
on the 27th November. 1885, the following named
gentlemen were elected to Office, and are hereby
respectfully notified thereof
Fo2 PRESIDENT,
JAMES LYONS. Of Henrico.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
VIM. c. Rives, Albemarle
VIM. B. Preston, Mon geometry
VIM. II. Macfarlsnd, Richmond
P. ct Geers Cooke. Powhatsn
Jossrh Mayo, Richmond
Henry Cox, Henrico
George W. Munford, Richmond
Collin Clarke. Gloucester
John Rutherford. Richmond
D,. Jo:eph NJ sheppard, Beprice
Allen T. Caperton, Monroe
William Writ. Westmoreland
VIM. b. Harrison, Prince George
James Gait FnTapa
Il. A. Ola, brook. Richmond county
u. c. Neal. Accomac
o. q Clay. Campbell
George T. VERIFY, Northampton.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
j Lucius Davis. Henrico
VIM. Il. stanaid GoochaEd
Vim. n. Harrison, Richmond
Gen VIM. FL. Richardson, Henrico
Portion Johnston, Richmond
John Seldom. Charles City
William O. Wiekham, Hanover
I'll. G. Cabsll, Richmond
Albert Aiken. Henrico
Fendal Griffin Henrico
X. d. Rsxail. Orange
r. Archer. Richmond
j. W. Ware, Clarke
N b. HILL Richmond
Col s. McRae, Uenrico
Members of the Executive Committee are inform
ed that meeting of that body j. held on the a.
Wednesday of every month, at eek y. Nj at the
CHARLES DIMMCCK,
de1-lw Secretary v G. A. Society.
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=, Inc exports Of cotton from New Orleans and
siie to England, last week, reached q OOC
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ALExAspRIA, LoUDos AND HAkrsHrEE RAILROAD
A isiuuctioa has beer awarded by Judge Allen.
u tbs Court Of Appeals, restraining the above
nansd Company from prosecuting thsir work
within tho limits Of tho Washington and AlexsA.
dsia Tusspiks Company.
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E~ NorIos-We invite attention to
our large sale Of vREsH DRY GOODS. to take place
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock
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~ ABcrrox-Groccries Leather. &C.,
lac DAVENPORT.
dc I'll ls.nff
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DEPARTURE OF GEN. PAEX.
BOSTON MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

NEW York, Dec. 1.-Gen. paez leaves here to-
morrow for Venezuela. military escort accom-
pauies him TO the steamer.
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FARM IN NEW KENT

" AHVAOEE 2uld III NUW MIMI
COUNTY, FOR SALE.-I offer for sale private.
~, thar valuable FARM owned y Sir Wu Wood.
ward, lying in The lower end of New Kent two
Road, 3 miles from the junction of the York and
pamnnkey rivers. and within three-guarters of an
hours ride to the best Ash and oyster landing and
nine iniles from tho Courthouse. Ii contains 43,A
Acres. abcrt half cleared, and il in fine state OF
Improvement; producing we'll of usual crops. The
improvements arc good-consistiDg of n large
Dwelling, containing rooms, In good order new
kitchen, barn, negro quarters. &C The society Is
very god. location healthy ard we'll watered. A
great bargai can be had in this farm and will he
shown TO any person wishing TO purchase by Mr.
Neodsard. living On il, and any further informa-
ton given upon AZ plioation to
RIB LYME,
Land Agent and Auctioneer,
0fitcein basement Metropolitan Hall
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RuoanS-nr. Dancy hes intFodnesd In the North
Cassliss jseisiaturs bili 10 DO away with the
provisios eftAs eonstitation which sxeluAss Jews
ssu Asidisg eiaes b ths State,
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n6> NorIcE--Tbe subscriber won

respectfully inform his friends and the public gene
rally that he has renewed from his old stand No I6
Main street. below the st. Charles Hotel. 10 No So
on the opposite side, above the st Charles Hotel.
where he would be glad to see his friends and the
public Thankful fer past favors he hopes by strict
attention to business to merit continuance of the
same. EDW ARD KERSEY.
N. B.-Just received, another Let of those fine
Lava and Coral Sets of Jewelry. no 26-lw
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s6rWHAT's THR NRMs Y--WAranN a

Whitehursts old gallery. ~ Main street, is going
to Europe, and ia selling off bis stock OF fine CASEs
at cost, and he gives you large sized AMBRO-
TYPE for so cents-sod at 81 in any other gallery.
PHOTOGRAPHS from So upward. Pictures put IL
medallion and breastpin for IS cents
Good fires constantly kept. no I5-lmif
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SCI FOR RENT.-The Tenement on
Sc 4th street between Broad and Marshall streets.
The house contsins eleven rooms. and supplied with
gas and the city water. The whole premises in
good repair 1t Is one of the most convenient and
desirable residences in the city. To aood>t nant
the rent will be accommodating. For further par
iiculars, apply on the premises.
L l. CARY, 4th street,
de2-3t Between Broad and Marshall SITS.
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Once IN Ras@ment q NstfcpoHIa,ln -.
no s-2awtpi5td,m Fraexle 80, =, Z
VALUABLE LlTTLE lam s,,, q

FALEAbLE LAI ! LE =. = t,.Il.
n HENRIce, sEvEN MILES RkLowm ssssSf
M,ND. on Tux ROAD LEADING TO NV Nv AF es,9
OOUhT.HOUsE, CONTAINING 80 ACRES. !. ~ Il.
SALE.-i omar 1or sale the fARM sifu.sd s.sr
serihed above, Containing 40 acres, enc tns
"a. and produces we'll fths usual erore. ths Al
Framed Dveillus. n in isys rccsas. Kisshss ps.s
70. with young Orchard eli ssIscs ttas ~ n.assa
ton b healthy aud society good. VIII esiss~.
by Mr. JAS Carter. who iSee % the fI 49, "A the
Farm. HinmD6iafe nppliSatso BE- wsds 20
RuHLYNE, Land Azsassn
10 s,-atau5v lrAaklin tsfsss
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sSs= MEDICAL CARD. -Da. HYLvAyrs

H. INGRAM having located in this city, respectfully
tenders his professional services TO its citizens
Office and residence for the present on BANK
STREET. near the Mechanics Institute.
M Irnak
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Zw- ExrRACrIoN OF TEETH By GALvA,

IsM-This agent has be introduced into the prac-
ice of the subscriber with entire succ Its per-
fectly simple and harmless. A gentle current Of
eectiiity is lie TO PAS through the ferceps upon
thet o,h TO be extracted. which entirely destroys
the painful sensations usually felt in the effort of
extrec ion. jos WOUDW ARD, Dentist.
Office on Man, between 9th and 10th streets.
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PROTECTION

Furb CoMpASr-A called meeting # stockholders
will be held at the Office Of the COMPANY. on nth
STREET on FRIDAY night the Sd inst at ~ o'clock.
All members are respectfully requested 70 attend.
By order. AT BURR,
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FOR EENT-That largo and d.

"a FOR EENT-That largo and desi-
sse rabe Store Houte No 80, on Pearl street. we'll
suited for wholesale grocer, fronting 80 feet on
Pearl street. by 80 feet deep. four stories high aud
modern improvements, and its capacity equal any
that street. no good tenant the rent will
be moderate. Immediate Possession given.
de- IFS ARCE'D TII0MAS
@a FOR RENT-A pleasant House,
sggs convenient to business and market on Mar
thaIi street, near ST James Church. Possession
given the 9Th of December. Inquire of
de 2-2.< MRS EVANS, next door.
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egs FOR RENT--Tenement next to
a:a our store, lately occupied by Crenshaw Il
Usher.
Office and first story, on Cary street. Of the above
lately occupied by Mr. Wm Fl sni.ll.
Two new Teneinents Cary street, next to Co
lumban Hotel.
Two storos finished for chambers or Offices over
] X Anthons's Hat Store, Cary street
Two Offices on shockoe Slip, next to the above in
rear.
One Office, on Shockoe Slip opposite Sheckoe.
Warehouse, lately occupied by AR VIM Shepherd.
One Tenement. known as Planters House, jus. be.
iow Colu q bisn Hotel.
Apply to CRENSuAW co.
de 2 5tsw4w
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ES MIDLOTHIAN LUMP AND ANTHRA-
CITE CoAL-The subscriber has now on hand, aud
daily receiving, large supply of very superior Mid
lothian Lump thsil and smths) Coal which he is de-
livering at the .ewest market price and has also on
thracite Coal, which he will sell by the Iosd shor,
or long ton Orders left at either of his Offices one
at Danyile depot one on Dock, between nth aud
18th streets at the Auction store Of Larus Shine
will meet with prompt attention.
mol p @. LARUS
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4 CARD &c. l.. GATRs would re-.
"A spectfully inform his old friends, and the
public generally. that he may be found q: Mes-rs
AUSTIN l. aESTKY'a, Grain and Feed Merchants
at John A. ia9y's cid stand, Franklin street. near
the Old Market, where he would Dc pleased to wait
on them.
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BosToN, Nov. 30.-The Republicans, 10 Conven-
Mayer.
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WIN ID DEAD SHOT.

MECHANICS INSTITUTE HALL.
THIS Splendid New Hall will shortly
i open with BONEAU'S CELEBRATED MO-
WING MIRROR OF AUSTRALIA AND THE CE'
LESTIAL EMPIRE. no 3o-4t
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Having disposed OF nv Urnnary aud Feed Estsb.
lishusent to Metsrs. AUSTIN q GENTRY, most
respectfully tender my sincere thanks 10 my friends
and customers for the Iioera patronage ihey Rave
Bestowed upon me and would take occasion 10 be.
speak for my successors q continuance Of their IA
yors. JOHN A. LACY.
Richmon0 Oct 2igt 1853. no 29-6.
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L ceiying this day, a second supply
800 lbs APRICOTS
375 lbs PEAR
$50 lbs FIGS
400 lbs PRUNES
1875 lbs MADEIRA NUTS
400 lbs CHERRIES
800 lbs GREEN GAGE
Also, q complete assortment of imported FreIt h
Candies and of my own manufacture, of the very
best crushed sugar-equsled by none Call and e1-
anime for yourselves, at the VIII ,lesals and retail
store of ANDREW ANTON1,
se2 I5S Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-02

WORMS AND THEIR CURk.-The
w most elegant and efficient Worm Medicine DOW
in u7e is II OLLOWAY'5 WORM CCNFECrfONS.-
They far superior to the nauseous stutf sold as
Vermifuges MOI only on account of their pleasant
taste great consideration with chiidren-but be-
cause they improve the health in all cases, and
leave no bad effects. Be sure to get HOLLOW AVS
for many vile limitations in the market that
have no merit but the sugar they contain. sold by
PURCELli, LAID K CO. and
de2 FISHER WINSTON.