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nliHinerp,
MILLINERY GOODS

MILLINERY GOODS
BONNETS B0NNETS !
at Wkolesale and Retail.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
w Izrze sock recently pHrchss . sreaiy Teiuesd
1Ifs PsrS sh a ss1 asoS ~ q Il Of TRIMMED BoNSEI H.,
PS T s9ssgs5 & han Eve; 6 ssIS5T GT ,sss & raIaI
AisO BENCH @ DRESSES, EsRaWS ERAWMSSs
EESSSStLEIsThaNNEs, ESStIsTha g STRsSs' wfRss
IoINED BIoNDEs. ERA 'Ds,
AlsO. ialgs stock q ,,rBpo,vS.
And everything peTtsigias me wholesale Retlil
iiiaeT frade esn din great variety Il sty es and
s1',ya lSa and the Loves p '''o' mo MoaGAx ROOTS
MILLINERY GO0DS.-MORGAN
Ul-& ROOT are daily receiLi.g firm Mannl9ctuIsrs
Aucti0as age assoltnenf of Millinery Goods, and
100 cssss B9soei., an varieties;
So Carrans Preach and AnercanF FloSers
And ~ he SinuiIs q Ladies HeaagesI which sil be
csT5anee With the 'iHaes at the sropr
TN0 THE LApIES.-We have just
sIs Fe7i sIs and sens sh9iee and HsS a.srlsls for
CA saIT and make sslseiie2 yAils ne sssorneHiis
'0%e:s's' SsSs Al AA~ : IS $50 sSperiors,.
A MOTHER INVOICE OF REAL
"a SHAKER BoNNETS.
A large sock a Russia Crash. bought cheap
Rleached aad Brown Shaker Towels.
n1ruslrY Linens Fillog Cas- and SheefilGs-
DsmaSk IaHe Diapers and Cloths Doilies. Nap kIns,
sE9 TAYLOR GRISwoLD CO.
DONNETSL LLADIES BONNETS
Live have bought many Of them Unlsssthe Ladies
buT three apiece shall fa: 10 N them all As
ind shall offer them cheap there viii be
no eco10my having ne old ones done oseE te
viii be cheaper than the old one -h1ed ur-
spn MORGAN ROOT
NHIDREN'S STRAW HATS-We
have jusi received from Auctinl large sock Of Leg
han and Co0rad Sra Hats suitable for Boys ard Girls
al Sizez. Which vill er Iy ceat below The
mnrket prices 8. HfMAN Z cos.
apao Conner superior and Public Square
MISSES FLATS AND SHAKER
lNl HOODS--rhe goods are nov reajy-eOme and st
one while you czn-they are going fast.
y Superior s.. BENTON'S.
aus Csnt. Paddo-k's Old Sore
THE GENUINE. ORIGINAL, North
IL Uni1n. Ohio Shaker BOunets- eolored TIE hrSi IN
wsEoa nyis TAYLOR. GRIswoLD 90.
SO DOZ. KID GLOVES-The very
ON( bsst ilP0ted; and vii Be sold q ss;R.r PaiI
dees RAYMOND CO.
OUR SHAWL DEPARTMENT
" lscroWded with the noTeltes of the season. comprs
ing he best sssortnxnt 70 be found n The market
= mia 1. BALDWIN CO.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
WEDNEsDAY MORNINe, JUNE so, IS
PLAIN AND ORNA8fRNrAI, TRJNTTNf,

II ran and Oranentsl Printing Of every description
done Al the Printing Es'abshment Of the Leedr oace
oa me lates Improved aud mOtrapd presses in III
best 81 e. oa short noee and reasonab rites Par
cuar Atentan pal 70 blank work Every dsscrrtioa Of
Binding done esPeesly Blank Books Ledsers Journals
ssles Books. Reeehllr RDokt. Se ke
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AZ Prices IN sniff tha TTima.
THE NEW CASKET.

a s THIS Is THE AGE OF M
II and refinement the Subscriber es pleas
IN saying that he prepared 70 furnish entire
article IN the Untert- line superior ANYTHING
ever beorp tnro1ucs1 Il = ofhis nanuacturs
ln le CAske lotm anu y h5y Oraaented, With Thick
view can be had with ease. .7'-
The CASkEr has Ofthe gloomy and unpleasant ap-
pearances Of the old style Of Cons They are perrcty
arghf and are vers hight and convenient for anspOra
lont or putting IN Vaults common tntermentx sim
il.r article Is much used IN eastern CITIES T7I|
Persons losing fandl and wishing anything in
me above Inc viii hnd much 70 their interest y ca ing
and erlminlag forthemseves where thsF vii ma vrT
aisss,lo5 even, I, pAN " .gUrH, VadsE1ksI.
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nR. B. r. ROBINSON HAS RE-
~ moved HIS Dental oaHre % ms residence, No, 90
Wood q four doors North ofths NJ X Church. where he
vi ee happy 70 Al of his orner patruns HlT qth
ers who maY need his services.
CieFslant, March 20, lses-mh13H alal -
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AlisfelIariIeous.
ALCOH OIL

LOOK Az The TESI TN!
TO THOSE WHO WISH TO MAKE
Il r.ducu IN ther tailoring hius aud urs tIfs al
bus ing reads clio hing inv te yOur attenfi
70 t Wet known hat you 70. yosr work a ne n
- s Car sire I by HUUTALt f5r 70 IA tsa 4 .
than sre Oh ed q Ia he argc stores ani yet
Net NJ Cd aud Woik ntde By Of The best ability
WIZ w-rrautsd J. b keeps rous nnfiF o. hand
good supply Of al kinds Of C0hs sni Crnfs II ne,
tsoods-snd makes his pri suit the times B. world
iket0 that tn he Is enabled sell RODS chea
eI than vthers Is IN the q tina h. s himsef Prac ca
workman dues all his oVa busiuess aDd has no use
rent topy RI -T = = =
PRICES FOR PERSONS FURNISHING THEIR OWN
GOODS III
Cutting and Makng Double Frock Cort fru IS
% s. so do Slnsf DO fOel s. % s. Do Sax or
Raglan over under 9. a. frUm 81 % % Pants
wifn trimming 81 70 81 IS do Vests Wih rIlmmins
S2telo 81 8 toys Cloth Szcgets. ing ana fTimmfus
from - 55 70 50 %, Biys Vests Pants N aking and TIM
ing, iruna y y % 81 50 s-. .aeiri1fasa ..s t-
CLOTHES CLEANED. PRESSED, REPAIRED. &C
J. B0UrALL. f..
gel5E I'd s. Clsir Street above Enc
.THATCHER, BURT Il Co. PRO-
Il Irelos ol HoWes P1teuf TIuss igs and wholesaie
and ketsii ceaers 10 Lumer timber Shingles and Iah
aerEln ssrest. Cievsland Ohio, loot Of c. c C. 4
We also possess fac cs r receiving and sipuinr Lum
her Saves si road IindsOnes Bui ding one and
heavy article OF az kinds drectly fUm % vessel and
Ale ns ments attended 10 with promptn.ss and At fan
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IL bers. BASSErr HAIR DYE. great desiderstun
expressly Tor barbers beaeAt Which cnn b bought IN
large or snail suntes, ty per lees than you N
l--sc ~ otnei o1o IN tne COUNTY boties that you
haye 70 pay 81 for you cau get The ed r cents
end 90 nIter ior The seme quantity You get any
snace desren, fr1n Eht shade brown shade and ist
black and givss the best satisfaction 70 eusfoaer II. war
lns- keeps natuTa Appearance For sale Wholesale an
ketaii oy Wa. E AMBUSH l6f Superior 81 q
myl2dtf5 i Fogula ~ aufhoTiTed- keent
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Goal Dfalers

GOAL, COKE, FIRE CLAY AND
~ rIRF. OF the ven chaireSt quality For
ssle b. JOHN ROCKAFELIsOW.
GEM. Ag1. HammOadssille mining Co
Oaice on Z. 4 P. X X Pier. .tE
Cleselnnd- o June t0s Is5e-l lans-1z1- -
WV PElcE- LEsGUEL cRAwFoRD- DAVID Morris
DRICE, CRAWFORD & MORRIS,
4 fSuccessors TO CRAWFORD, PRICE Ctii-Deal-
ers in Brzr Hil Mnera Ridge and ChrpeV Coalny the
cargo. Ofice, Cover ment Pier, Cleveland. Ohio
REFERENCES:
T. p Handy, Cashir Com'liE. b. WaTd- Detroit,
Bank ! - -CleTeld 4 loco. W. Doyle, Chicago
10 dph Perkins, Prest Bank kunasey bfos AC4 40
Commerce. .Clesel I'd Parker Hany, Csshr Oeeah
u II SsT-er Cash'r Mich lSackeif Belcher 4 Co.. Do
Irs Bank Detroit, u q Beard foTonio. Ch-
A II Adamz. Cashr saw g A Tayier--.-, -, ], uo -,
p-,t n mhlo5Qm l1k
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NEWBERRY LUMP C0AL.-This
i v superior article Of BIrUNIINOUS COAL which s
particnlarIy aauediO domestic purposes, ve As Tor
and sith be had Of the u1derSisnea Asehs
for the Company A.
Orders or cav or orforcignt-ade vii be executed with dis
patch, and CoaldeTered II -t o. the eli oi g95
which not uiease. II etl a either o. ouI oe
>-'-I7- S(3OVTI.L 4 WHEELER
No, 4 orzHre ruar p
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H0 THE LApIES.-We have just
received large and ckucs lot of new Rihb0ns fOS-
ers, Feat 'sTx and choice and mater1as for
Wier Bounets all (Which have been bought very cheap
and vii b sold Il . FoENER FnicES
"a Early and make selection while the asSortlnenf Is
Complete. At SHAW 4 Co.'S,
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mAI---CaAL

NOV Is FBE TIME TO GET IN
v v,-r WINTER suuplv We daily recefy asplen-
diacle Tor Stoves ad Gnztes, wheh sell - y %
.-Tfo1 psrties WIS Ing purchase viii do well - give
a All leTs through the Post once prom at
ren3e5 n Osices and Ysrds c. & r r Pier And Al
- - = lnfIN HAYS 3 co
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TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION.

Those Of you fagOrabls % this enterprise, will
with you. By which may aken
OF Jour patlenis cases aEticulalIng, models &c Ac
and forwarded 10 Us By Exp and hout delay returned
ftied wh reasonable accuracy 10 the fitting and arua-
ting model We will also make Block Work to order on
leasunable terms
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COaG-- CO0t-- Coal.
HAMMONDSYILLE, NEWBER'
" Chippewa strip Ven, SaiIueviile -nd o.
eles Of the eosl nlarfet sold By me al my Of
fcs 90 Tie Pier deliverable part oi the
CITY. =. -
Orders le At the Irg Of Dr. Ames the Publlc
Square, Will oe promTtiy attended 10 -.
Also Agent celebrated Darlington and
Caiesi actIS S01iA- o. Z. scovILL
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Attractive Objects,

We beg to call the attention of our readers to
the stereoscopic views advertised by Mr.. NORRIS
In 90 doing, We are comforting public benefit
for, apart from the pleasure derived from beautiful
works Of art, there must be great saving of time
and money In foreign travel, when every man can
bring all the classical localities renowned land
scapes and magnificent specimens of architecture.
which Europe boasts, within his own doors. To
the Alps, st. Peters, Paris, Windsor Castle or
any other object Of European interest, through
this stereoscopic medium, lie quite good seeing
them in reality. Most of our readers have seen
the microscopic likenesses, whereby the daguer-
reotype picture viewed through glasses, is en-
arged TO the size of life. The ambrotypes of for
eign scenes are In like manner magnihed, and
every minute feature of the landscape brought
out even to the very ruts of the carriage wheels.
Tho snow-covered Alps, the glaciers, the cities.
rivers, monuments and churches Of the old world
are before you, accurately reflected in the faithful
ambrotype, and looking as large and natural as
life It Is almost impossible to partieularize
among SO many striking Objects but the Coliseum,
e. Peters, and the Cathedral of Cologne, are
worth going TO Europe TO see, and certainly to
Morris's TO buy. We had never imagined that
there was anything in the works OF man go tran
scendently beautiful as tho Cathedral of Cologne.
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Neal, OF w.. Old. Paxton, Richmond, Taliaferro.
Thompson, warth, WEIGH, West, White, "ooains
and yates-33. .-.,..e.<
The question then came up on the adoption OF
Mr. CogHrIL's resolutions, and resulted a. Iolio~s
: AYEs--Messrs. Amber, August, Beale, brsnnan'
Bruce. Campbell, Catlett Claiborne, Cobb Coghbi
Coleman, Douglass, Rleyd, RuHsten, oateWooo
IAyne Logan, Neal, OF W, Neal. OF Ms oid. TAX
ton. Richmond. Taliafsrro, Thompsons y, msfsh'
fweich, West, White, Wedding and Nates-'". "a
NAYs-None. -,
On motion of Mr.. FLoYp, the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. Is, 1858.
PRAYER by Rev. j. y. JgrxR, Of the Baptist church.
Bus Retor:sd-smong others. authorizing the
county courts of Augusta and Albemarle 10 put-
chase from the Stanton and James RIVER turn
pike Company rights, privileges, ETC., conferred y
said act. To establish inspections Q, Tobacco AZ
city Of Richmond. Incorporating the Bank oil VIII
Jamestown in tile county of Wood. To incorporate
the Preston Bank of Virginia, at kipgwood in
Preston county.
Lee. asking that license tax be refunded TO him.
Of exempting from taxation parsouages heid ana
used for the maintenance OF pubic Worship vi
exempting blind persons from the prohipitory tax
imposed on pedlars of books
ring turnpike companies to keep their roads IN
goJd order, under proper penalties. by Mr. CHRIS
TIAS, authorizing Judgments on forthcoming bonds
to he taken by the clerks OF the Circuit Courts 10
their office, at rules, subject TO revision by the
Court. BY Mr.. ARSE7T, authorizing loan nj So
600 to the Fairfax Male and Female Academy
By Mr.. CANSADAY, of branch road OF the Klch-
mond aud Danvile Railroad. to pass through the
counties of Halifax, Pittsylvania, Franklin and
Roanoke, to intersect the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, in Roanoke county. BY Mr.. OsBouRsE,
of making it the imperative duty of the conamis-
sioners of the in listing property for taxa
ton to place the owners thereof upon oath, under
penalty ofSI50 for each and every failure so to do.
BY Mr.. CARTER, of Russell, amrnding the form OF
the poll books used in elections, and the manner OF
registering the names of voters.
Ly,actbuig and North Cdroliaa Rdilroad.-On mo-
ton of Mr.. YANcEY, the bill to incorporate the
Lynchburg and North Carolina Railroad Company,
was taken up, whereupon he offered substitute
for the same.
On motion of Mr.. MARTIN, the said bill and pro-
posed substitute laid upon the table, and or
dered TO be printed.
The Lieutenant GoreTHorShp.-The Senate bill to
provide for filing vacancies in the Office of Leute-
nant Governor, etc, was taken up. as the unhnsh-
ed order of the day, and Mr.. MassIE. of Rock
bridge. being entitled to the foor, addressed the
House on the topics presented by consideration
of the subject.
At the conclusion of his remarks, on motion OF
Mr. BARBOUR. of Culpeper, the bill was amended
by striking out that portion which provides for
filling vacancies in the Office of Commissioner OF
the Board of Public Works.
On motion of Mr.. CHRISTIAN, the House adjourn
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Personalities Ira Preaching.

Tho inhabitants of State street.-the Wall street
of Boston-must have considered the Rev. Mr.. Fin
ney somewhat Pr rsonai, II the following be cor
rect report of his remarks:
The Rev. Mr.. Finney, in q discourse on "Moral
Honesty" at Boston, few evenings since, says:
go down on State street, gather together all the
moral honesty there Is to I've found there give II
thorough sitting, and what mournfnl spectacle
would turn mp to yiewi"
He further discourses on "Funeral Sermons"
IL sometimes wish people could attend their
own funerals. Could seme mon hear the euogies
pronouneed upon their characters for moral hon
esty, after their deaths, how they whould shrek
and howl as they lay in their collins"
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CORRESPONDENTS OF TEE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
NoprnrV January 18th. 1853.

CORRESPONDENCE OF TEE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
NORFOLK, January 18th, 1858.
The musicloving portion of our community arc
all excitement, aud anticipate "most delightful
time" at the grand opening and dedication of John
sons new and beautiful Hall, by THALBERd, on FRI
day evening. The sale of tickets for his first and
second concerts will take place tomorrow, at 10 A
NJ, at Mr.. C. Schwarzkopp's fancy store.
The correspondence between Mayor Ferguson
and Commodore Dornin, continue to attract the
attention of our citizens. The Mayor urges the
removal of, or provision for Walkers men, and pro
tests against the Government or its officers landing
in our corporate limits, any set of men who are
likely to "become chargable to the community"
Two sons ofNeptune appeared before his Honor
this morning. They appeas.d Madam Justice by
leaving in the treasury 50.
The receipts of corn today have been light: The
market is firm, with an advance on mixed and
white. We quote yellow 69a70 cents; white and
mixed 60 cents.
We notice large number of vessels in port
whose busy crews are handling freight Of almost
every description. Our harbor is dotted with sails
of almost every cline. who come to bear away from
our warehouses the -four, com, slaves and head
ing, cotton, &C., that is gathered at this point.
PERCUSSION.
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fULH0RAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED ron THE DAILY DrsPArcH.
C0NGBEssIONAL.


WASHINGTON, Jan. I3.--Ssaate--Mr. boolitfles o
Wisconsin, introduced joint resolution Of thank1
10 Com Pauldng for his conduct in the Walter
affair. and proposing to present him medal.
Mr.. Brown, OF Miss, gave notice Of hisintention
Ia offer an amendment. expressing the coHdemna-
tion, by Congress, of Paulding's invasion of Ncai
ragua to seize Walker.
long debate took place on the resolution In
reference to the restoration OF naval ofhcers az
orieyed by the action of tile late Retiring Board,
ic which the Board was severely handled This
resolution was passed a few days ago, but yester.
day rescinded, and passed again to-day, with an
amendment, striking ont the provision that ON
GERS the active list should not be increased De-
yond the number authorized by law.
Housss--The day was consumed In discussing the
Presidents message. The debate involved the me-
rits of the Central American and Kansas Questions
Mr. Montgomery. Of Penn, was in favor OF sending
Walker back, to be tried by Nicaragua.
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The Con cert ToNtxh.

Thsiberg's LASS grand concert tonight Let MS
have house like that Of Tuesday night. the lar
gest and most brilliant assebage Of the kind that
was ever seen In Richmond. The great pianist
eausiied himself on that occasion, aud vieuxtem
are" down thanders OF applause. Que more OPP
pof'nnity, and only one, Of the most magnificent
musical treat that Richmond has ever enjoyed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RSF DINNER TO GEN WALKER.-The
Dinner in compliment to GEN WALKER, will
take place at the American Hotel THIS EVENING
at O'clock Subscribers will find their tickets at
the Office of the Hotel. Persons wishing to cub
scribe, can procure tickets at the same place. The
reception room will be appointed out to gentlemen
at ola o'clock. lalf-it
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University LITERARY Mar.xtn.

We have received the January number of the
University Literary Magazine. 1t is really an ad
mirable number. There are some capital things
in 1t. We congratulate tie young gentlemen con.
neeted with 1t upon this brilliant beginning of
the wear
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sALE or 4 fARx,--A little farm in doochIand
county. 2s niles from Richmond, on the river road
containing 6sL scres-ali high land, and not a
tree on II, was sold few days ago. at private SALE
by herriwether \. Lcwis 70 Col. John NJ Treyil.
tisn, for 5000.
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~ T. SMELLING & J. L. WALKER
~. offer their servi tes 10 the Richmond public
under the firm of SMILING WALK Err, for the
collection of claims. hiring out negroes, renting
houses and conducting General Agency Business
All matters entrusted to their hands shall receive
prompt attention and i'm mediate settlements.
Office corner 25th and Broa. streets, Church Ill.,
where of the firm will always be i'll attendance
Nav be seen also. at Sam'l Hastings, Pearl st.
near Cary from 9 to II A NJ. and ; to 5 I'm
&c 1xA
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1s-----7ll-s.ll-s--ll--77llz - = : :
MARRIED,

Al Atholwood Baltimore county. Md. on the 5th
inst, by the Rev. fsf Van Bod elen. ~ smifH,
ri Allegheny county. Md, TO CASSIE. daughter OIL
Jno. J. Hewett ESQ.
On fhs 18th instant "a the residence Of Rcv a..
Saunders. on churchHiIl, Mr.. N. r. HORN Ek. 70
Miss LOUISA Il HAHK1S.
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r9ys NoTICE.-The snhscriher asks tho

attention of Ladies and Gentlemen, to his sale Il
take Place on SATURDAY morning next, at i
O'Clock, ard would thank those in want of sncl,
goods, 10 cali and examine them previous TO the
day Of sale. See advertisement
Lid Ill II OIfARIES Artcf
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NY MONROE BUILDING FUND As

AT1oN.-An adjourned meeting of the Stockholders,
will be held at Saunders Hall, THIS EVENING at
~ O'Clock
The stockholders arc requested to be present, or
send their proxies. T.. MCCARTHY
IL l4-lt
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LATER FROM HAVANA AND MEXICO.

! CHARLESTON, Jan. 13.-The steamer Isabel ar
rived this morning. She left Havana on tho 10th
inst Sugar firm at unchanged rates. Molasses
! declined.
| The late firm of Drake aud Company, drew the
| 100000 prize in the Havana lottery.
| An English steamer. from Mexico, reports rioss
| and rebellions in that distracted country.
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R6AUCTIoN NOTICE att


Of brcklayers &c. is solicited to our sales of Bricks
Fixtures, Tools &c, at brickyard, on MAN, be-
tween 22d and sd streets, this THURSDAY morn
ing, ut 10 O'Clock. LARtJS 4 SHINE
IN Ill AnctiOnet rs
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DEcEAsED-The Norfolk Herald records the death
of Mrs. Mary Dale Gore, at the advanced age OF 30
years. She was native of Princess Anne, and
sister to the late Capt. VIM Dale Woodhouse OF that
county. Their ancestors were among its earliest
settlers, one of whose descendants was the late
Commodore Dale of the American Navy. Mrs. Viz
GINA Tucker, consort of John r. Tucker, U. S.
Navy, died in Norfolk on Monday last Mrs Mary
D. Gait. mother of DR.. John NJ. Gait, died in VIII
liamsburg on Sunday.
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nar Powers PHorooRApHs.-As wei

as his inimitable Ambrotypes are now being sought
after by everybody. They are cheap, and are such
Pictures that can he appreciated by those who are
Judges. POWERS is now the Oldest established ar
fist in this city, who has been successfully opera
ting here for the last years, and his Pictures
have always been good. His Photographs wor-
thy OF notice. Call and see Pictures Of the MEN,
beers of the Legislature. ISL Main street.
lit
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HRNRICo COUNTY, respectfully amour myself a
candidate for the office of CONSTABLE made va
can't by the resignation of Mr. JOS phi G. Mettert.-
Should it be your pleasure, felowcitZens, TO elect
me- the duties of the office shall be discharged with
promptness and fidelity. GEO. W. THOMAS.
~ Election Day, the 18th present month.
ST
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mr. CLnR HnrsE rnR REnr AND f,

HB GLUE HOUSE FOR KENT AND FUR
NITURE FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.--Atten-
niture, and the Renting of the House, THIS MORN
ING, commencing at 10 o'clock, at the corner of
18th and Main streets.
THOMAS w. KEESEE.
in If Apc.;onaar
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Things in Norfolk.

SAVANNAH Jan. Is. The brig Terpsechore. from
Rio de aneiro with 200 sacks of coffee, has been
wrecked on Tybee Beach and her cargo lost.
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DINNER To GEN. wALKER.-We understand a din
ner will be given to Gen. Walker by some Of the
citizens of Richmond and members of the Legis-
lature, this evening, at the American Hotel. Nine
o'clock is the hour fixed for the entertainment
From all we learn 1t will be a most interesting
occasion.
The foregoing information was received after
our outside form had gone to press, when it was
too late to the statement in the local col
umn, relative to Gen. Walkers departure from the
cit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-14

Su1c1pE.-Mr Lovick P. Allen commit ted suicide
by hanging himself with handkerchief. at Green
ville Butler county, Ala, on the 9Th inst. Peeu
piaryembarrassmen assigned as the cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-14

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The National Agricultu-
raj Society met in the Smithsonian Institution To-
day There were no delegates from the Southern
States. Hon. Marshall 2. Wilder, President Of the
Society, made the opening speech.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-14
NY To THE VorERs OF DISTRICT No .,

nm. rIoN.-Groceries, Whiskey,
&c. This Morning, by
lt-It j. q. Il. DAA ENpURT.