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sN- THE GRRAr VIRGINIA REMEDY

=
PETERS' INeALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
RH'EA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing nc Mer-
cura or Baisamic properties, eIcels everything
heretofore offered the Tublic, in it's curative Testo
rative and TcGOvatlng powers: and the medical
world are astoDisbed when told that the above
nedy will cure the above diseases, and confoundcd
when they have eoocuar demonstIatlohs OF the iacts
for twenty odd years, has known OF case Of twenty
years standing be restored to perfect health, and
all other ses OF shorter duration to be restored
without single exception and therefore challenges
any case Of GonorIb08 2h hich the remedy will not
cnre provided the directions are carried cut with
prudence the part of the patient; and to any one
purchasing half dozen bottles Aud using accord
ingly in his or Der case he s,u .reDtees perfect
cure ana in case OF failure, will fu' nish additional
medicine, free of charge, to complete the cure,
through his agents. and cure will De effected with
out Inconvenience 20 the patient. Sold 10y
.GRUBB5 APPERs0N, DTuggiste.
Agents for the city OF Richm, nd,
de- fn-krns No. 2Nl Rrnad II.
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EY JA2. A. CCwARDrN.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ssap~ Ir you HAVE A CouaE.

&sE" liz you HAVE A CouaE,
TAKE uAnPToN's TyNurURK
TAKE HAMpToN's TrNcTusE
II yea have Rheumatism,
.,, sa,kE nAmproN's TrNoruRE
~ ~ FAKE HANproN's T1NoruRE
IT ne mxMproN's TIscrugE
= '' " TAKE nAMproN's TINcrugK
TAKR HAspToN's TISOruRs
ASTHMA, COUGH. CONsU&PToN, The writer
is most highly esteemed: like thousands OF our best
known citiseis feeis IL duty to btar Testimony oi
the G0nG srses curative power ot UAdPTQN's 's
TlSCfIk&. Why let your friends susicr aad die
without giving IL a tiait Call AMI gei pamphlet.
aad see testimony,
BALTIMORE, SErr. 2s, 1855
NcSsTy Mortimer 6 Moto6rGP6eatlcpsea: have
boon tine afflicted with Asthma, ascoiapa-
mel with shortness OF breath with many syn ptons
Of CoAsGEp ioa A friend. knowing OF the healing
properties of HAMPTON's NE9EfEkLE TlAC-
procure bottle Of the Tincture, aud By the use OF
Que bottle was mach better that was iadIcod 70
use mere Of it, and by takiuS five six bottles Twas
restored To nay usual health, and Will say 70 all per-
eoas who are s6ljctcd as was 10 use. Ii uAMPTo
NkGEfARLk glNCIURE.
HeRtaeGsen-fed are at liberty 10 use Iay name
for the benefit oi the afflicted;
4. Wes; corner Of Liberty and Clay stS
Baltimore. Md.
Sid by PURCELL. LADD 4 Go, Richmond; by
Or COOKE, Freaerieksenrg; by all the Druggists
n PeteTsburg; By MoRrlMER & MoWBkAY,
BaIt1mare. and by Druggists and Shop-keepess
every where
as 81 per BETTE. six bottles for S.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

FiRx About IL o'clock yesterday, the
handsome residence Of Mr.. Hugh W. Fry, on Can
Ioi street, between tue City Hail and DR.. Moores
ahuroh, waa Uncovered to be on Ere 10 the attic.
aud Immediately thereafter volumes Of .mes
we're pouring from tho East and West windows -
ine a'aria WAS speedily given, and Immediately
thereafter, persona began remove the fur niture
breaking much of it to pieces, and tearing the
carpets from the fi9ors. When the hose reels ar.
riyeh, IL took but u abort time 60 exfinguish the
hames, but the a3ed Of water poured iuto the
nnnding ruined the coilings, defaced the walls
and a'd other serious damage. It was also re.
ported, at the tifae. that during the excitement,
some tad entered tue chamber of Mr. II. W. Fry
'r ana stole therelioni Gold Watch and Dia.
mond R,ng valued at $500 The building. We un.
1erstand. a was injured in tie Mutual Office. Mr.
fIys loss VIII Probably exceed 81 600, in the
accident; negro girl vas sent iuto tho atfic on
ah etrand- The room beirg dark, she took
iighted candle with hor and while In the room ac.
eiden'aliy fired soms clothing aud paper If she
had not become aisrasd, she could readily have
eAungaished the faIaes, but instead of doing so,
ran down stairs for assistance
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mY~ ~HARTsnoRNEs UURK-ALL-
THE GPEAT PAIN ANNIRILATOR.
AND RkHE0I FoR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK aTOM


AND khME0I Foh DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTOM
An sND " EAK BOWELS
PRkfIA Is 4 CHEMIST.
BOTTLES a., 25 aid 20 cents and one dollar
THE GREAA tST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SUiENCE.
HARTSH0RNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept in
al families IN Of accidents or sudden sickness.
it frequently cu es ia less time thar requires to
get physician.
1t cures pain in any part Of the ysten and ia used
externally and internally.
- As the frequent changes OF the weather pro
dnSe a bad Gold, rheumatism Neuralgia bore
Throat. Pam in the Bowels and stomach, Tooth and
Ear Acne Ague Lumps IN the Breast, Pain IN the
Limbs and Body; also. Stiff Neck-eyery person
should get bstiie. 1t acts upon ths Nerves, Mus
- les SineWs Blood and BeDes. and, by its warming
electromagnetic power expeis oil pain from the
ten. Get bottle and try 1t. "
" B.-If you have q Cough, use IL HERTSHORNE's
PECTQRAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY-itis is the
best Cough rup in the world. 25 ard 80 cts bottle
If sou Bilious. Use BARTSHORN E'S ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Stcm
sab sud Bowels. carrying OF all Bile aud Pcul Sc
cretiops. 2 cents a box.
The above medicines TO be had at all Drug Stores
IN Richmond, Norfolk Petersburg and all towns in
Virginia. &C l5--6m
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HEAVY DEFALC LCAIioS-ARREsT OF LOAN AssocIAa
TIoS SscaEIARY-Amos Cummings Jr.. Secretary
OF the Howard, Atlantic and Tremout Loan Asso-
citation Boston, has been arrested on the charge
OF loauug the funds of the institution. contrary
to the provisions of the charter II ID known that
there had been received funds to the amount of
sl53,0C0, which sum has unaceouptabiy da indled
down to only S41 900, leaving de iicit of 100000
The Secretary is atged with having appropriated
this amount to his use. He is said to be about
leaving for Europe. It is understood that the
losses sustained by the association will compel it
TO go into chaBcery.
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ACCIDENT FROM BURNING FLuID.-On the 14th
inst, at the Columbian Hotel. ia Bristol. Tenn
Alex. Lytton Lloyd, "a son of A c. Lloyd, OF Lee
county, Na..} was severely burnt by the explosion
of so called non e1piosice fluid lamp, pear which
he was setting. The ignited contents were scat
cred over his face, hands and clothing, causing
him serious injury before the flames could be ex.
tinguished.
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/ propose to sell my FARM, in the county OF Ap.
pomattox Va containing 500 Acres. lying I've miles
miles from James river, in good eonciiion for grow
ing any of the crops adapted to this climate. ana
chase. The Lands ere almost level, every acre OF
which can be cultivated. The improvements are all
of the latest sty and new, costing at least So 001
ranged for the fields This land be boue ht il
stands with Teams, Farming Utensils, stock OF eve
~ description, and provisions oi every kind for the
The place can be divided to suit purchasers, with
good improvements on both places Possession
given Immediately. Address
JOS. JAS. BURKS,
Spanish Oaks ?. o., Appomattox, Va.
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ksss- ARTIFICIAL TExrn-TuE Cuxo.

rsAFTIc fRocsss.-G. W. JONES, DENTIST, hav.
ing purchased half the cgclSire riAt tor TIE above
mtie OF making TEETH, and atteE tsfn0 and
.,sslug Il IN the most d,!ciN cases. seieye other
fasS hIi fei entirely sdii fled a as absolute
F4perser4ig over the goiG, silver and patina be.
th.d car, therefore, with confidence, recommend il
10 a who may desire full partial sets OF teeth;
and sxpsctGiy 20 sr,ci as moy be dissatisfied sctta
tDsc tA< notc asst,2 ln this process. all OF the
ohiectloGs 10 the gold plate are regoved-the sue
non beng perfect secures comfort SUD S0baisty 10 the
1T aud the teeth being embedded in the metal, ths
ICED is excluded from andtr CT between them; they
are therefore, cleaner, smoother, and n .vers TO-
spec, better Ii consequence of the perfect aaapta
ton ot tie plate 20 the mouth, and the suction
thereby sscuced, he can insert one or more teeth
,eloai clasps, and in all cases guarantee perfect
sn2 eatlstac tory mt
This method having been adopted and commend
III by those standing hiShes; IN the profession
North and South testimonials viii be gwen and
roeci ciulens exhibited, 10 any who may desire see
lhvm he gjd piIteS of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new. viii be taken III psrt
pay viii of oourse, make teeth on the old mode
hor those who may prefer il.
Filling thoroughly sDd gently done and teeth
extracted By electricity for those who wish it.
Office opposite 'sorinthiap Hall Sc E5-3m
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Unger Joha W
Van Brewer II
Vasser Lewis
asssF x ak&saSs
GPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY.
CAPITAL palZG $4,000!
TICK ETS Only $40

NOTICE TO The PUBL "A. the memb RS Of
our nrm ave. BY way OF pu rchaso become the own
ar oi the grants char cred By ths Eta es Of Della
ware. Kentucky, Missouri. part of tn Iss in
6+oi ga, Hauer hs msnageu ut OF ,s rs siregof
Maury, er Win n<ton D iawAre. we have dc, M
I'd ft KIP dent TO csaage the n,me II oui firm Oh
and alter January Isl. i6J9 10 that of WUyD, EDDY
d CO, w1o W ia noreaft nave tie management of
tie sparta Acads ny LOTTERY, AID the Others. as
aboyS uam d.
Ia att ansaetions we have endeavored to conduct
our business with integrity aud pc, IN mes, aud
We can ASSURE the pubic cha tha patronage hereto
FIRE besto~td on u, is we'll dstcrvng OF being trans.
ferfed 10 our successors VerS r specttuily,
SWAN II co.
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nn- THH BEsT CogaH SYRUP IN THB

The best Cough Syrup in the world is Harts
horne's PectorakSyTup OF Mild Cherry.
This article is prepared by chemist, aEd is pro
nounced by medical men, and those who have useC
IT, to be the best preparation fer Coughs Colds
Cstarrh, Bronchitis Hoarseness, Sore Throat from
q cold. and preventive of that lion of diseases
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use it. II is pleasant tc
the taste softens clears and strengthens the voice
aays ali irritation OF the throat aud lungs and pre-
vents taking cold
Bottles % and so cents and 81. Sold by all Drug
gists in Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg. and all
towns in Virginia. OC l5--Sm
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ELoPEMsST.-We announced in our papar some
two weeks ago the marriage by Hon. j. NJ. Ellis,
of'Dayid Dunn, Esq. to Miss Harris both of Frank
lin" Facts have since come to light, that reveal
quite a funy and perhaps agreeable eIopement, to
ail parties concerned. Miss Harris is q Mrs Run,
die, and the mother of seven children whose faith.
er, James Runde, Esq a very respectable man in
Ante county, and doubtless a worthy lege lord
aud master, she left behind With the wife Of David
Dunn, who is the mother of only five children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn we're Paving a visit at the
house of MIR. Rundle, from which place Mr.. Dunn
and Mrs. KundIe eloDed about midnight --Fdyete,
MiSs, J1tgndi, De- g
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SERIOUS AoorDeYr.-Ye.toraav o,,u.

FERROUS ACCIDENT. Ye.terday about
IL o'clock a lad named JOHN OWEN. an apprentice
at the Richmond and DaDvile Railroad worksbon,
met with paiafui and serious accident. Having
with other employees, snockedoff for dinner, aud
desiring to ride across the river, the shops being
on the South side, he thoughtiessIy attem pted to
get upon the locomotive Fury" while it was
backing, and for that purpose sprang upon the
cross bar, which turned and threw him directly
on tue track. person near BY, instantly
attempted to drag him beyond danger, but betote
ne conid do SO, his left arm was caught by one of
tue " heels, cutting and crushing it in a most
shockius manner He was taken b. the Medical
College. and DR.. Gibson sent for to amsutate the
crushed limb ~
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CHRISTMAS is he with its train of

pieasures-its rounds of gaiety-its happy re.
unions. Friends and relatives are gathered around
the family altar, parents are blessed with ,he
snliies OF chiidreu and children Joyous In tho
love OF parents Wherever death or misfor,nno
have made no aching void, and health and plenty
abounds, Christmas is the most glorious season Of
the year. But there is a cas to whom il brings
sorrow and sadoess. To the helpless poor, who
baVe no comforts of lite, Christmas is most cheer
less Nothing to hope for, the hiarities of Others
bat add an additional thorn to their already pierc
ed and bleeding hearts. the pains of which NAV no
greatly relieved by you, dear reader Will Won
not then remember the poor this morning, anu of
your abundance Of happiness, spare a mite 10
those who must know nothing but sorry
and gloom, without your aid7 Surely Won can.
not overlook them, and yet hope to be happy
yourselves. ff'
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THE NAyIcs ARaoAn.-Austria. itis said. will

THE NAyIEs ABaoAD.--Austria, tits said, will ex
pend less than $2400,0GO this year on her
sqnadrons, and for 1852 will Increase the amount
81, 000, 900. Russia is about to appropriate So,
100000 for her navy Ibis time next year France
will possess less than forty screw line of battle
ships. While these onward movements are in pro
gress abroad, the United States should not forget
her position among the nations of the earth, nor
neglect her right arm of the national defense.
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An AMERICAN sHor.--Iutellixrnce has be

An AMERICAN Saor.--Iuteiligence has been re-
ceiVed at Matamoras that MIR. eileen ,au American
citizen, on his way from the Interior was shot in
the vicinity of Saltiilo. The particulars Of the
affair had not fully appeared, but 1t was look. d
upon a most brutal murder. Gen. vidaurri. " hS
is Governor of Satiio, it is represen ted, bad
tested every disposition to probe the matter to
the lotion, and TO nete ont justice to the perpe-
TRAITORS
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LARGE BEouEsT.-John KillingeF, German
apothecary at Leban on, Ohio, died few days ago.
leaving it il said property valued at $3.50 0oo which,
by his WILL is to be invested and the interest to be
devoted to the education of the German Protes-
tanis in Ohio
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r iFE INSURANCE..

~ CAPITAL OVER So GN0H0.
The MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY" This IL
the only company in Richmond that pays it's diVi
dends TO the ineu-fJ = fsss living.
1t makes an annual dividend Of 81 per cent
Only half the preIni3m. il $50. is required In
cash note can be given for the other half ano
the dividends go to The credit of the note.
rmpany has a larger capital for the arnount al
risk. KNOWLES WALFOkD, Agents.
de i2-2w Il Pearl st
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No FREIGUTs are being now received
at the railroad depots in this city, and none viii
be, till after the holidays.
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The Mayor will held a sunrise Court
ut the first station-house this morning, where al
who have business with him should call. He may
be found at the City Hall during the day, but will
hold no regular court at 10 O'Clock.
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SkvERHLY BURNED.-Yesterday morn.

. D0 I'm "' - eetefUdy IHUrn
ing Mrs Dennis, residence on North Broad, bs
tween 4th and BIB streets, WAS severely burned bv
her clothes taking fire. The servant girl of Mrs
ID gave the alarm, and soon attracted some of tho
neighbors and ~atebmen Hill to the house. wbe
got there In time to extinguinh the burning
clothes, which Mrs d. had torn from her nerson
aud threwn upon tbs floor. Her injuries are Sc 9
we're, but not dangerous.
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GATHRBIsG. The streets are filled

UATHEB ELTpefS avH 1IIIn II
with servants fir, M all parts of the State Assem-.
bled here as the head quarters for securing ..new
harness" preparatory to leaving for home MANY of
them will take the cars to- day, spend their holi
days on the 'old plantations where they were
born, and to enjoy those rounds OF froic peculiar
20 themselves Without care for the morrow, we
venture to say that other class of persons in
this country axe so entirely happy as Southern
slaves.
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GREAT ATTRACTlON.-Ne Goods
~ for the Hoidays.-sCHAPP B. CO have just
returned from The North with 3 Stock sf China
Glass, ussAeeping aud Fancy G1eds. Toys, etc I.
fully worth the attention Of all in want OF han isoms
goods, at very low prices. Amongst them-
No { on 1T ne China Dinner. Tea and Toilet Sets
French China @. DDS Of every description. very
richly silded; carefully selected for Christmas
presents
Old Dominion. Britannia and silver-platef Coffee
and Teapots
Kerosene, fluid ard OIL Lamps, Of metal and glaze
Wooden ware; AS Wash.boarus, Trays, Cedar Buck.
ets Pastry Boards. etc
willow-warr; ss Market. Work and Snack Baskets
hives and Forks. spoons. Ladies'. Teatrsys
.Jspaunsd and plain Tinware
Freaoh Tinned Iron Kettles, Sauce Pans, etc
shoysls and Tongs, Coal scutsles, Tenders
sernb busting. shoe, Whiiswssh and Cloth hru;hes I
Fancy Good as Port Monnsies, Casas. kxcelsior
Kaxora and Pocket KEives, Brushes, Combs.
Perfomery, Splendid Hair Pins, and Thousands
Of other articles
Toys! Toys,l Fireworks, at
SCHAAP h co.'s,
de 10 Corner Broad and Sd streets.
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kELIGIous SERVICE will be held iu
| several 81 III. churches of the city to-day. Al
Wesley Chapel the Rev. Mr.. Boggs, will preach in
+, the forenoon,
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TIE YoaK RIVER RAuan.n ia rsn;d,v

hV"n HAVEh tSAIL HHhO IS rapidly
hurrying on TO completion, aud portion OF t will
De put III running order early next year. This road
~ Is generally believed. will briug a large trade
from that portion of Virginia heretofore cut of
from Richmond, and will ereltly increase the
Va'ue oI the lands along i;s liue. The President
ana Directors are exertiug themselves to get DOR.
tion OF the line in operation With as little delay
AS possioie and as good portion of the rails have
arrived, and the road he'd been laid down the
steam horse will soon be seen on the track. bring
ing to this city the rich products of the conntTv
through which it passes.
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PRETTY COOP HUNTING One Of our citizens
says the Gonzales Texas Inquirer, was in a camp
hunt few days since on the Neuces. in which be
helped to kill thirty six deers, seyenty-iye tur.
keys, three leopard cate, two panihers. one bear,
AID about two hundred partridges, besides hooks
in many trout as they could eat, cutting q bser
tree filled with honey, and catching a runaway
negro,
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STEALING TiME.-William, slave to E
Pi!kinton, stole clock from Alexander Mott, bu
was afterwards captured and punished, by order
OF the Mayor.
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THREE CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.-A fire
occurred few dayg ago in the dwelling of Wn.
sumed three little children. Two of them were
burned to ashes.
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TREsPAssING Samuel W Grubbs. for
trespassing on John Williams, has been locked up
| until Monday morning, When the Mayor will give
him hearing.
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PRESENTS FOR THE SEAsoN.--As everv
body will need presents for their children and
friends this morning. we refer them to our ad-
vertising columns rs the most reliable directory
10 making their purchases. Confectiops toys
Jewelry, books, shoes. clothing, dry goods all ad.
mirably adapted to the wants of the season. and
the taste Of both sexes, may be had at fair prices
by calling on our numerous family of advertisers
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SENATOR DOUGLAS was very kindly received ct
Havana on bis receE: landing there from ths
Black Warrior. The Cuban officials, under the
lead of Col 0rtenbsck escorted him aud bis family
on shore In the State barge. They intended 70
remain In Havana week.
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h~ DR RuRw.II ha

~ DR. BURwsLL has removed his
Office to tbs North sids Of Broad street, lover
Francks gliding estabiisnment) between 4th and
5lb streets Office hcurs from 4 A ii to 3 Nj, and
from tos PA. Night calis will please Do msds ~
mis- residence (at Mrs Pickettsl corner Of Leigh
and 9th streets
n b. Mess iaes loft at the Office Of JOHN r Cock,
Eco ner of Pearl and Main ssreess,) will b. attend
ed to. do I4-lms
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PUNISHED daniel slave to Lewis
Taylor, was before the Mayor yesterday and pun.
ished, tor assautiDg Thomas Butler, a white per-
son. Dan was boozy at the time.
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N RAWLINGS 4 UOLLADAY.

REMOVAL RAWLINGS . Ho11.pAr.
General Agents and Commission Merchants,
Richmond. Va.
Hereby return their thanks for the very liberal
patronage bestowed them the past year, md
again offer their services Tor HIRiNG OUT -
Gk0Es, RkNTING OUT HOUSES and COLLECT
ING CLAIMS, and TOR the sale of TOBACCO,
WHEAT OURN, OATS, FLOUR &c, &C
On and after The lst day Of fJanuary. Sj9 they will
be found at their new office, la Belyins Building,
on 18th st, corner Of Bank.
ED q. RAWLINGS,
de l3-lm ALFRED l.. HULLADAY.
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SUDDEN DgArH.--Mr John Biggam
old and respectable resident of Church Hiil fell
dead at his breakfast table yesterday morning
Mr.. b. had many warm friends, who will deeply
regret his sudden death.
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PARDoNED. we understand that r D.
Addiugt"n, sentenced to the peniteptiary from
NoI folk city for assauliing aud attempting to kill
his brother, has been pardoned by Governor Wise.
Addingtsn practced dentistry in this city for sev
rral years, and is well known to the people OF
Richmond.
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Bread FOR THE PooR.-The Sons of Malta, Of
Cincinnati, have contracted for five thousand
toaves Of bread, which they will distribute among
the poor of that city on Christmas day.
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THE STEAM ENGINE, PRESS, TYPI

ANDUIHEh fIAIUh ZEE OF TIE SOUTH
NEWSPAPER FOR sALE-The Stean. Engine
Press, Type and all the other Material and kurni
ture Of TIE SOUTH" newspaper establishment
for sale upon accommodating 4 rms. and is wei.
The Engine is three horse power, made by \
Wood Co, Of New YorH IL ir perfect order, and j,
one OF the very bet machines 10 be had IN the coun
try. The Press is the latest Improvement of Hee'
patent, extra large size, capable OF striking off from
iso0 70 20~ impressions per hour II is perfect il
all respects and has given the utmost satisfaction
The residue OF the Furniture of the Office comprise
every thing usually found IN well appointed neMs
paper offiee. The supply OF pc is amply large TO
the publication of large daily and 50 OF oil othe,
Furniture, such as Chases. Imposing Stones stands
Gases, &C. DC 0yertures have been maie for tn,
purchase Of the Engine. that any desiring tn,
Press without that can be accommodated 1 viii
take great pleasure in showing the property TO an,
one wishing 10 purchase or in reply iL2 TO any CD.
quiry the subject. For further psrtic appl,
ct my law Office. llth street, between Main ant
Bank streets. opposite Goddin's Hall, or by letter
addressed TO me ut Richmond, ,va. Va.
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