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fss~ A New HAIR DYg.-We In

great many liquid Hair Dyes, highly axiorted and
seen many of our friends them, Int never have
We the color sought for obtained where persons
apply II themselves IT any of Onr readers wish to
get their Hair, Nhsaers MnstauchA changed
from red light or gray to most beautiful Black
Brown, and without tho least injury 10 the hair or
skin, we wontd advi,e them 70 cali on
H0BSON. under the American Hotel,
de y Entrance on 18th street
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rgPuB11c MEETING IN MANCHESTER

No :, Under the Exchange Hotel. 18th street,
de 3l-im% Richmond, Va,
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A=s FOR RENT.-Two excellent Rooms
L:I over the drug store occupied by MEADE Il
BAKER. These rooms are very desirable for pro-
fessional gentleman. Apply to GEO. W. H0BSON,
OF the firm Of Dean & Hobson No. g. Shockoe slip
Rlna ainIl,ri IL i'm d..
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL-ThisI nstitu-
- tion which has been in successful operation f;r
the last IRE years is sitna;ed on
CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND VA.
In a delightful, airy position, and is furnished with
every convenience Conducive to the comfort OF pa
tIents and the successful treatment OF disease
II has latrl undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been richly furnished suitable to the accommo-
dation OF gentlemen who may find it inconyonient to
be treated ut their privare 10 lgings.
Particular attention will be paid TO the lyjn0-in
fr1TdS, which are Peculiarly commOdi9ua.
TERMS:
(l"ytIe on The Tem0rat qfHfe Ih'jeat)
White patients. per week........-...............s6
ColOred d. " ............... ......... )
Private Rooms, ................. 81 to Sl5
CO. City acceptanceS required for patients from
the country. unless where the parties known 10
on eff the PHI sicans of tn" Hospital.
This includes all charges for Board Medical attend
ance, Nursing and Medicine. BY an arrangement
with the Tntrmary of the Medical College, small
additional fec, ranging from ~ to s30, will he
charged for Surgical cases The particular sum may
the attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted.
The undersigned will give their personal attend
anco to all patients placed in their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, NJ. D.,
Grace street, between 4lh and jth.
THOMAS POLLARD, NJ. b,
Basement Of the Pnwhatan Heuse.
.. A.CRENSHAW. NJ. D..
Franklin St. next door below Trinity Church.
WIN. w. PARKER, NJ. D.,
Franklin st 2 doors b. low Ballard House.
W d. MANN, VI. D.. Resident Physician.
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HIGH CONsTABLES SALE-By vir
By l. & G. B. Davenport, Aucts.

GROCERIES. &c, AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY. eth January we will sell "A
10 ocloek, at our Auction Store. gu assortment o
aO Bags Rio Coffee
200 Barrels old Rye and RectIhed Whskey.
Coffee Sugars
Cheese, Vinegar
trench and Apple Brandy
Soap, Candies. Wrapping Paper
Cigars Figs
Green Teas Backing
Terms, under 500 cash: 800 and over four month
credit. for approved paper.
Id G.. B. DAVENPORT
ja2 A uctionasrs
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4 NDREWs' PATENT SELF. GENERA

4 n TING SAFETY GAS LAMP--These Lamps
AXE their own gas from any combustible fluid
here are other Lamps that pretend 10 he Safety
Lamps Don't buy TIL you have my Lamp
mite them. They the only Safety Lamps now in
use. Do not believe what say, hut come and see for
yourselves at htr. T.. b. Cook Il Co.'S At No 10 Main
street County and rights for sale All letters
must he addressed TO Mr.. J j. NORMAN. agent
for the State of Virginia, kChmord.
Common Fluid Lamps altered with despatch.
4
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s97H MILLINERY GooDs-SPECIAL No
The sui~cIi- vii. from the lst day Of Janri-
g. .,--. >.Il+ tcin-yeiy F9E CASH.
ln- ,'a,k viii b. weekly IePl.JLishrd with the
. -..-is aud sold al tair rrunnsTativc prices.
\. Z. BARTON. Try Main st,
d. LIT Near 18th street.
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Ea DR. john B. WALrHALL, tHomeo

pshist offers his professional services TO the cii-
- { Richmond aud its vicinity. Office at his re-
silence on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
jeI-I?mS
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" RICHMOND January !, 1855
THE UNDERSIGNED beg toadyise of ha7ing form
ed Copar narship under the name and st, lie ofHAR-
FEY. ARMISTEAD x WILLIAMS for tn. purpose
of conauc ting the GROCERY AND Commission
BUSINESS in all its branches. and will occupy the
store No 81 PEARL STREET lately occupied by Messr.
Harvey ~ ArInistead. We shall keep on hand a
large and general assortment Of GROCERIES and
PROVISIONS, TO which your attention is respect
fully solicited.
Con'ignments to address will receive every At
tention AMI early returns
Hoping for continuance of the favors So literally
bestowed upon the late irm, and promising our best
personal attention 10 your interest,
We remain yours, Iery trnly,
A. L. HARVEY,
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

Afa, SBERIPFALTY OF HRNRICO.-I am
ca uddate for reelec ton to TIE Office Of SHERIFF.
of Hrnrcu. JNO. A. HUTCHINSON.
de ig-dtIe
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DRIME Bacon Sides, Shoulders and
L Joles, landing and for sale by
ii No. IL Pearl street.
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-. tor sale by all Druggists.
PURCELL, LADD CO.
o. 1-dfcwts Wholesale Agents.

Ia" E0TlcE.-The Annual Meeting of
RE- ST. kholicrs Of The Bank OF Virginia. will be
Doh. 81 their Banking House, in the city OF Rich
aHtI. on Mpudny the 18th day nf January, ln1H.
dt' .l-4taWta :. MARA, Cashier.
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|7srke.
|acts
Fie1 or
sfykr
|afltsF
|tsfente
|ybfr IA
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J. A. SMITH, Cashier.
raF.HA1n Crr11En.-To the Citizens

'aI Strangers visiting the CityIt yOu wish 10 get
IEf tHli Ct in the latest and most improved style,
t"Ei al ~ you 10 cNll 90 HORS0N, AT HE Hair
'' .F; Ro,n IN ier the American Hotel-entram g
.u 10 strt@i
Bile, Cold End Shower B.Ty. can be hid q;
u. H1Ts Single Baths q cents, OK tickets for 81.
81 45-tf
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THE. COMPREHENSIVE existing M
L der the firm and name of HARVEY ARNJS
TEAD. has been this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. All parties having any claim against us will
please present the and all those indebted to us arr
particularly requested to make early settlement
Either will sign in liquidation.
AZ. HARVEY
WIN. A. ARMIsTEAD.
RICHMOND, Dec. 81. 1851
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ks15- JAMES Elicit,
COMMISSIONER IN CIIAyCEUy,

II, ApIARl IIFLlC AND GENERAL AGEfT
W attend ~ oil times to the dutirs of bis office
"a 70 NE taking Of Dispositions, both In Richmond
10y and ri"n county, aud any n'hnr Notarial hn
.iEss 'hat mss he desired. Add, as General Agent
tTHFlys especial attention 10 Writing Deeds; 10 the
LhNnna'ion ard PREPARATION Of Abstracts Of Titles
- vel A. g. amy and all business which may be en-
'Ful,'l 70 bin
10 Ofcs cen Governor. next doer 10 Franklin
'''', WIN Cf8Dshaw Wexford. dc l-ts
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THE CENTRAL HOTEL
CLlFTON OUSE.-H. T. COOK

CLIFTON III o u Il III. L. COOK
~ having taken this well known house. situated on
18th street near the Exchange, is prepared to
, accommodate Boarders favorable terms as any
other first class Boarding House in the city lie has
two or threrarge rooms we'll c0setted, and in every
respect suitable for families which he would like to
have occupied.
A few day Boarders can he accommodated.
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ES- Why SUFFER WITH A CoUGH, from
y Sas hqarse ness OF Consumptive Cough, when
py5hhEs PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER
a. IL Ia eofabined with other articles suited for all
Ing, Asthma. CstaFrh and Bronchial Affections
n Prepared by Chemist VI reputation and IL pro-
eygsHp la the world
nnmlles y, ~ cents and 81. Sold by PURCELL.
I'D - Co, and all Druggists In Richmond.
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WATKINS & TRABUE,
{snCrassorS 70 T.

q 81
CS MN 1SSION MERCHANTS
Oice near 4Noctoe Wtyrtnuse
The undersigned have this tiay formed a co-nsrt
nership under the firm and style of WATKINS
TRABUE, for the purpose of tIansactinr a COM
MISSION BUSIN EsS, TO sell TOBACCO. WHEAT
CORN, FLOUR, &c. and they hope by strict atten.
ton to all sales to merit the patron OF their friends
and the public. '-''''
They Will make cash aivances on produce
HENRY c. WATKINS
ALEX. NJ. TRABIIE
January ], 1858. ia l-d9t cy2t
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The subscriber will cnutihus 10 conduct, at the
store next door to the old stand Of Harris Echols
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
BUSINESS, and will be pleased to have the patron.
age of the friends of the old firm aud the public.
Strict personal attention will be given to forwarding
TOBACCO, &c.
de 81 d6tCw2t JOHN A. HARRIS,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU-
l. ABLE AND WELL TIMBERED REAL ES-
TATE, IN HENRICO COUNTY, AT PUBLIC AUC-
TIoN.-By virtue Of deed of trust executed by the
late Edwin Philipstece aeed, aud WIFE dated the 5h
day Of june 66,uy recorded in the Clerk office of
Henrco Connty Court, at the request OF the beaef-
ciary III said deed. will sell if fair. otherwise the
ne At good day thereafter. upon the premises on
TUESDAY. the 18th dav OF January. Isjs, at about
the hour of IL O'Clock, NJ, Tract Of Land contain
ing Eighty acres, be the less be.
ing the same convsyed to Philips by the late John
FoEei, de- d.. about tNo-thrds of which is heavily
wooded with original erowta. the balance ready for
cultivation. This very Desirable tract of land is sit
uated very near the old TURNPIKE road, about
six miles west Of Richmond adjoining the lands OF
Lucy Smith. George N. Hopkins and otlsxs.
TEFMs CAtH-As 10 80 much of the proceeds ma
e necessary 70 defr.y the expenses ct said trust aud
TO pay the of s22666. whfinterest from the 5th
day Of june, Ia56: the balance on following credit
II ast the sum S226sT with like interest rom 5th Of
III ae lSi+ anti: ;hs 5th day Of .une 49, and the
of 1925 ii with interest from same date to the
9Th of June 1859; and tbs balance, if any, crrd-
it to be male known day of sale Bones with good
security deferred payment, and deed Of trust to
secure their punctusl payment.
de 2s-dScwtd JOHN N. DAVIS. Trustee.
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~ On. Cooss, LArg OF ST. L0uIs,
Esulee and residence on I'd street, west side. b.
"~s Marshall and Cisy streets. % ls-d6m
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LIVERY PERSON SHOULD GO TO
II LEWIS, Is Main street. if they wish TO pur-
hand 275 nice swiss Collars at 371sc worth - and
7;c 1864 Collars at PIC, worth sc; 40 fine Cambria
Collars Mt Soc worth 81: $50 extra fine Cambria Col
lars at 81 25 worth 81 -; 20 dozen Hemstitched
Hfkfs at 25c, worth 3715c; Dimity and Cambria
Bands in the greatest prousi"n and at such prices
cannot fail please; Kid Hoves of the best quality
only STlAc worth 81,
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BY Thos. W. Keesee,
(0ffire rornar of 10Th and C.rr s.~a~k.
HORSES AND MULES 70

(ofHce corner Of 18th and Cary streets)
IN HORSES AND MULES FOR
6AsALE AT AUCTION.-will be sold on SAT.
URDAY morning. Jan I'd, commencing at 10 eek
at the Horse Auction lot. near the Central Depef
several Saddle and Harness Horses and four Mules
, ALSO-''ne pair Of Carriage Horses. They arc
large and good work horses.
jsi TH0S. W. KEEsEE, Auct =
AUTHORITATIVE be added to the above ssis
one Spring Wagon and Harness. The Wagon n
nearly new. with top made In the city. Also the
Doise. good work animal. =
ja2 THOMAS W. KEESEE, Aurt
SHERIFF'S SALE.-Will te sold, for
~ cash, the 2d day of January 1855 at the Depot
of the Richmond and Danviile Railroad Company.
one Freight Car No. TO satisfy State and county
taxes III my hands vs.. said company.
sale at IL o'clock NJ.
JNO. A. HUTCHINSON.
de &3-tds Sheriff OF Hsnricc.
GALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES.-By
~ virtue of q Decree of the County Court Of Han
over Couaty, rendered on the 9th day Of October
sjI, in enc suit Of Blunt. ct al vs. Tier ct al the
undersigned special Commissioner will sell at public
auction to the highest bidCer, on SATURDAY, the
2nd day OF January. ISIS. at the auction house of
Dict Dsop, Hin Co, in the city of Richmond Tor
cash, threeyauable SLAVES
CHASTAlN WHITE. Special Com'r
de 2t-d&wtds
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GsoxaK b. STEEL, Dentist, 0ffio'
ier.ieI.oe. No. "a. On Main between sth and 81
'Hets. Richmond Va my y9-iy
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EATE NOTICE.-Madame DEVESE'S

l. rooms are crowded to excess daily. to listen 10
her truly astonishing revelations Lost lovers, nm
faithful rsands things stolen lost all recovered
through her maQical power. Residence, Broad at =.
between LIST and ID right hand side over saddle and
harness store Cali from O'Clock in the morning to
at night.
Terms, Ladies' Is eta. Gentlemen 80 cents.
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NO HUMBUG! NO EXPLOSIONS .
~ All goods handled carefuly.--It you wish To
buy Confectionery, Fruits. &c Wholesale or retail,
you will have only tn call at No. I6 Main street
where you can be certainly pleased.
IaI DAVID n. JONES d co.
IN PALS Extra Leaf Lard, landing
~ this morning, for sale by
WUMBLE q CLAIBORNE,
IaI No. II Pesrl street.
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Rv Larus & Shine,
BY Larus 4 Shine.

TRUSTEES SALE OF CARRIAGE
l. AND UARNESS.-As Trustee in Deed OF
Trust from James X. Grafton, dated 18Th November
1896 duly recorded in RichmOnf Hastings Court,
shall proceed ~ sell at pubic suction. At the hour
of II O'Clock. on FRIDAY, oth of January. In trout
Of Larus shines auction store, Main street. one
CARkiAGE AMI HARNESS.
TH0S. II. LAMBETH,
Trustee.
de 30-dtds* LARUS h SHINE, Auotioneers.
GALE OF NEGROES be sold, at
~ Charlotte Court House, on MONDAY, the 9TH
day OF January lss that being court day (l6) six.
teen likely yorng NEGk0S including Men. wo-
men, Boys and Girls, belonging to the estate Of A.
ID. Alexander. decd
TEEps-A credit Of xix months will be given, for
approved PAPER bearing interest from date.
II r MSkJ ssToS } Executors.
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Sss- NoTICE.-The subscribers are anx.
~ y settle up their books to July LIST, Is57, and
call the attention Of parties interested 10 thi,
r rect, Having made IA change ia our business
,T anu association, Ne mubt close up all old &C
ame 0R0sH0kG Il TUPMAN.
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DISSOLUTION FCO-PARTNER-

~ SHIP The firm Of HARRIS y ECIIOIS Ia this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The name OF the
concern will be used by either party in liquidation.
All persons having claims against Ito concern are
requested present them for settlement and those
iDdehted TO il will please forward and settle.
January Ist 1857. HARRIS 4 ECHOLS.
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pOWHATAN HOUSE,

The un,,sy.,gnnlif SnMOND VIRGINIA.
ss;Rss'Tlf Rsv ssE; sssr Eth 3 4
the hrst day Of asnarr i s their accommodation
TO tho.e, 70 whom q: mvrgL /. known :, :. nm.
sor ths information of str,ngcrs he woud stsss ill.,
!, deIishtfally situated upon the hisbess cromnS
Wal Brs Capitol ami Es4 % ,hs principal streets
The CITY HALL and ths csPiTo sdt SRsE i
mest and sSe es ,ssr Uapto, the Washington Monu.
ctsTM ns me POST OFFICE. the BANKS,
The Table viii be supplied with the ,,s., ,,,o NJ
a9d and every exertion VIII be used 20 contr
de a,- ds 9s"'' Oh Ms guests wu vnv
RoARDiNG.---we respectfully inform
members OF the Legislature and oshrrs thai
We have '"rersl very comfortable vacant ROOMS in
our Hon tn the South aide Of Grace ssreet' , "a
above 9TH where they will Dc pleased to receive sp
de St-dts
ROARDiNG.-M w. o. YEATMAN
- can accommodate q few FAMILIES with
BOARD with desirable rome in pleasant situations
b and Fran lin streets. jaI-I2ts
THE CENTRAL HOTEL
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
tated nj the of Grace and 9Th streets 'front.'
ing the Northwest corner of the Capitol Square and
near To :he Washington Monument will be In readi.
ness 10 receive guests on the Ist January. ISIS.
The locality In point Of contjguty to business.
being adjacent 10 the Capitol. Banks, Custom House
Merchant Mills, and Warehouses, together with It's
healthfniness because OF the beautiful promenades
afforded by The Public Grounds Immediately in front.
render { at once attractive.
With such advantages. the proprietor appreciates
his responsibility in undertaking to the public
to meet which, he gives assurance of ample supplies
and the most assiduous attention to the wants of all
who may favor him with their company.
de 2;-dts FRANCIS J. SMITH. Proprietor.
Z. J. +. would be happy to receive calls from
members of the Legislature and others, who might
wish to engage rooms before the opening day
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ssS~ n THE Hair Dressing,
,nu'tlnZ, sh9mroeing and BATHING Saloon, (under
~F ballard Home has been iandsomely fitted up,
l low open and VIZ invite tie citizens ard strail.
sfIs = give u. a call.
T. n H-Hot. Cold and shower Ps'hs can lie had
MY. from o'clock A. Nj. 10 - =. NJ
Ii, I5-i2ms UOES0N y MORTON
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ACTION 9ALEa.
EUTURE DAYS
UIGH CONsTABLE's sALE.-Will be

HIGH C0NSTABLE'S SALE.-will be
-. sold. on MONDAY. the nth day Of January.
- at 10 oslock A. NJ at the Bakery OF james
Adams on Main street. between Iiih ana lzfh aud
aad kiichen Furniturs. Store aud bake House Kir-
.n.es and implements consisting Of snf,s Brussels
net rsa anog .ny ksekins Chair Marble Top C.bi
Cloths, Table. Croker ware, Cooa ins Range Win.
bic Tables Water stand and Coyler. .,ne Iron SAT-
Desk, Stove, Cane Feat Chairs, ! bills Flour, one
ana opeHuarser nei. Molasses =. bbls white pub
Box. large Table. pair Platform Bal-noes, pair
counter Scales. 7par Bak ehouse scses and .sh,E,
keg Butter. together with large lot Of Bake pans
ono nschne for making Crackers one large frame In
store with shelves and boxes, for Bread and Crack
Hops. Copper and brass Kettle No. ter and Pes
tie. and one lot Pine Wool &C to satisfy distress
warrant In my hands in favor Of sarlnsl P. Mitchell
Dts ids ID James ADAM s BGr LEX H. @. OR.
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-By vir-
II tue Of an order Of the Hastings Court OF the
City OF Richmond entered the 10th and 18th ds
a. Lacy vs. Georse H. lie, and Thomss d. owens w..
Thomas Baker. shall. TO satsfv said attachments
proc ed to sell in front Of my Office, On MONDAY,
Rosewood Piano Forte. one Show Case and lot of
J!e"elry, such as Breast Pins. EsrRings. Finger
Rings Gold penes steelframed spsetsclss. one par
Jewelry, ard one Counter. Terms oash.
ALsO-Two chests Carpenter. Tools, to sat sly
executions in favor Of Gibson IS. Hill.
ja "a ?. BUTLER. II. C. C. r.
CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be sold at
day of Jan Horses. one Cart and ,rne.s, one Wa
gon and Harness, and one Watch. sati.fs an exc.
eution in my hands. Thscker vs. Morris, waldrop vs.
js2-2t* WIN X WADe CHIC
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| lSSOLUTION.-The co.partnership
heretofore existing between the Subscribers. be-
ing dissolved by limitston st January. lS5s. il
necessary to collect without DELAY all debts
due tsthe concern All persons, whose accounts ara
que. are requested to make immediate pay rneut AS
longer indulgence cannot be given
PEYTON JOHNSTON
Richmond, Jan, /, 1853.
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ii. 4. HAhN bl,
WM. A. AR1ISTEAD,
il I-6t JSO H. WILLIAMS

rO-PARTNERSHIP The subscribers
~ have formed co-partnershp under the style 81
GEORGE A Humidity Co, and will continue
the Grocery Buiness, at the old stand. Broa street
They hops by strict attention business aud selling
goods low for coSh, to merit and receive a liberal
share of patronage.
GEORGE 4. HUMIDITY
il a klRERT u u
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PURSUANT to decree OF Chesterfield
J. County Court. rnads at its DECEMBER term. 1857,
shall prorred 10 srs at Pulliam's Aaetioa Honse,
in the city OF RirhmSad, on the 1th DAY II JAN
lSas a Negro Man named Daniel, belonging TO the
es,ate of Cart Bon 6ravs Said slave u sid for q
div iston. w. u. CLAhhE, Sonih.
10
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NOTICE We have admitted Mr.. NOR
~ TIMER NJ. YOUNG as a mariner in orr bnsi-
ness from and after this date. The name of the rm
will he the same GODDIN " APPERSOS.
Richmond list Jan, ls,lS. in l-d6cw6t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-11

BoGus TELEcRApY REPoRTS-One Of our
morning contemporaries has published telegrsr
phic report from Washington to the effect that
Dir. John Nugcnt, editor Of California paper,
is now at Washington, candidate for a fat
federal Office in that State. and that his prin-
cipal reliance with the administration is the sup
pert Of his claims by the New YORK HERALD,
This is all news to US, and, so far as this journal
is concerned, il is all stuff Some twelve or
fourteen years ago, during the administration of
Mr.. Polk, Mr.. Nugent was engaged for some
months as one of the Washington correspondents
OF this journal. With the breaking out of the
California epidemic he was carried of to that
country, and, from that day 70 this we have
scarcely heard Of him, except through the
columns Of his paper We had supposed him
successful rs q journalist but his appearance
now at Washington as an Office seeker if he be
an Office seeker, demolisbes this impression, and
We are sorry for IT, So far as his application
for Office is concerned, We know nothing about
him. His case a. an Office seeker is none Of our
business, but purely a matter between himself
and his California competitors.
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THURIOw WEEDS DEFENCE by A FIuHD.-
The Hon. Massa Greeley comes up magnani-
mously to the defence of Thurlow Weed re-
specting that tariff lobby fee of FIVE thousand
dollars. He argues that if Thurlow did get the
money, being neither a member of Congress nor
a newspaper editor at the time, but only pro.
fessional lobby man, the operation was legiti-
mate business affair. Very well. Have we
said anything to the contrary? We only CON
tend that Thurlew is lobby man and pipe,
layer, and that call Is fish that comes into his
his net" which being conceded, puts an end to
the controversy. The Hon. Massa Greeley,
however, by way Of an Offset, finds some com
fort in the discovery that our newspaper cotem-
porares have very little to say in the way of fiat
terry for the New EoRK HERALD; but when they
can say Of us that we have pocketcd lobby fee
Of five thousand dollars, or have acted as the
go-between in o suspicious lobby draft of . thou
sand dollars, or have raised . Slievegammnn
subscription of $4,000 for the work of revoll-
tionizing Ireland and have given no account Of
the money or that we have collected fund Of
q hundred thousand for bleeding KansaS''
without rendering in any account of its dis
bursement We shall be ready to capitulate to
the lobby, to Thurlow Weed the incorruptible,
and TO the Hon. Massa Greeley.