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n6r"A THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY For

IKE II JUF FUH-
EvER."-Such arc the various styles Of Lneue~aes
taken by MlNNIS. Perfect In outline fine IA finkh
and warrante ed not to fade. They will not only b q
10y to the present possesror but will be handed down
70 future generations memento nvaiushte.-
Now is the time to secure one. there 70 nsthing
you could tender TO loved friend or relatiys, -
Christmas or New Years Gft, that would BE- Bsorv
acceptable. or more appreciated. A great vasis<y
Of fancy cases. frames. gold ockets brtastpins &C..
in which to have them placed, constantly on hand s4
reasonable prices.
Galleries on Main street. opposite the new Custcm
House, Richmond. Va, and sycanore street. Psser~
burg, Va.
hxrfl A. N
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- ~ NorfcE.-The Hair Dressing.
ha W. shamposing asd Bathing saIoes. (un6s~
and i; now or ~, mas bsen hsndsomaly lifted up.
gers To give IA a call s eahens ana sszs&
MB-Hot, Cold and shower RaaAs can ns hsa
no ia-f3ms HoRsiN 4 uc,s.os,
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The WASHINGTON srarrE.-ouite

large crowd of persons assembled on the Capito,
Square, yesterday. watching the proceedings OF the
workmen with much interest. All seemed eager
to get view of the statue, and the pIanks were
removed from the top of the box, disclosing some
portions of the bronze figure to the view, there
was no little excitement among the curious OBJ
servers. The statue will soon be raised to its
place, the preparations for that undertaking being
now complete
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CHARGE or EMBEzzLENEsT.-Mr. n. III. simmons
formerly treasurer Of Messrs. Levi j. North Co..,
Theatre, was arrested a. Chicago "A few days ago
at the suit of Mr. North, on charge Of embezzina
funds belonging to the establishment to the
amount of $40 0O0.
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TIE Cars SrApLEs-The cavalry stables Of the
Emperor of Russia are tho wonder and astonish-
ment of those who have obtained admission TO
them, The enclosure of stone walls and iron
frames covers nm area of ten miles in length by
five in width. The stalls are twelve feet square
each. while in the centre Of this vast building is an
arena where an army of five thousand head of the
finest horses in the world broken. trained and
exercised daily by another army Of the most skill
ful trainers, jockies &C.. in the EmPcrors domin-
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The Lebanon Valley railroad will be opened
through from Reading TO Harrisburg Oh the isth
instant.
The keel Of one Of the new sloors-ofwar has been
laid at the Chsrlestown (Massl nsvy-yard, Tie
vessel will be go feet long.
Letters from Louisiana indicate that Hon. Pierre
sonls may be elected TO the United States senate,
10 succeed Mr.. Benjamin.
sir. Thos. Mstzei tiei suddenly in York, Pa on
Friday.
Archibald Mclean has been elected mayor q
Fayetteville, n. G..
The large warehouse Of Messrs. Csilisjas Co.,
at Suevitas, was consumed by are on the night q
the I'd ult.
The Texas papers record the death If Hen. john
D. Aahe at his residenee In Harris county, 10 thai
State
Ayoaag gentlsrnan. ~ho had just married lis
tie beauty says shs would have been taller, bal
that she Is made vi such precious nstsrie.s thai
nature couidut sncrd IL,
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BUSINESS CARDS.

CtUNNINGHAM & HAMMETT~-Com-
" mission Merchants and BROKERS' in GENERAL,
NFRtH ANDiSE, No. 3t " airr STREET <en lork
,ol, 1t cnnSiS nmcnts oi I oBAICo. WHEAT fLDt A.
C4lRN Sc. Amy business cntrnssod to tilem viii
stNs; v ith attention, and ItturnS promptly made
Refer - NeSsIs. DlNNt> bRcTRtR. Dyers Frank.
hin street, kifhmoDd. IN H. ms
Nv L. HItt- \. ". NosftERT
ulLL & NORFLEET.
IL GkNERAE CONFUSION
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
oiFyCS sHntKoT SLfr,
RTCHMoND VIRGINIA
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DWFaEsH LExoHEs.-I have iust :,

~FREsH LExcHEs.--I have lust ~
Seiysd, hy Adams Express. fresh lot Il ewsdisA
able terms $50 - - "Sk''s1 49, ~~s
20 S-tuppina. and Ieechins promptly At1sndsd
Dr. pe iound At all hours OF the day. e the Heir
nishs ns nooa undgr the American Hc<el and q
nv 80 ~ IN street. French Garden Hin.
"s %'-S F..- - r. q HOBSON.
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MELANCHOLY CAsuALrY.--I&ucn Men kIted--We
learn that a terrible accident occurred on Friday
night last about twelve o'clock at the Iron Furnace
of the Hon. Mark A. Cooper In Cass county. By
the destruction of roller in one Of the furnaces
seven men were severely scalded with the n,olt-
en- metal that their recovery was considered i'm
possible. But two of them were white men.-A
taa.d fGa.) {,lteHgsRcrr.
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DEFERRINQ to the advertisement of
Az my removal to 18th street. between Main and
Cay beg leave IN submit TO my custom6rs and the
public in general the following rate Of prices for the
winter season:
Lager Beer Philadelphia Ale. Porter and Cider, bot
tied up in quarts per doz, s. Bottles included.
" halfdo. Z" 70 cents-b0ttles extra
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FIRE IN JACKSON, MIss.--rhe fcksburg True
Sonthron has information. through private sour
cas of a large fire in Jackson, Miss. The flames
broke out in Heilziu's corner, and the whole
block, with the adjoining it, were entirely
consumed before they eond he arrested. Further
particulars had not come TO hand, but the loss is
believed to be very great.
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CCBsCRIPTION BOOKS NOW OPEN

~ FOR TIE CURRENT IEARi-fourth year Of
the Cosmopolitan Art Association. Purcbaso OF the
famous Dtlesseldorf Gallery Of Paintings. Re pur-
chase of Powers Greek Slave.
Terms Of suhseriptIon Every subscriber of hree
collars Is entitled TO the large and costly 50 Yeet I'm
QrnHHG, Manifest Dcstlny; aisoi cory OF Ihe peah-
tifuliy illustrated Cosmopolitan Art Journal, one
vear also t. certificate in the annual awards of
iS,H.
Those who prefer magazine, can select from any
~ the three dollar rDnthlus, the four British Re
sjews. Q. L. DERBY, Actuary, G. A. A..
5t3 Broadway, New York.
Subscriptions received by C. II. sUTT0N,
Honorary Secretary fOr Richmond. Va.
Corner of Bank and ith sts
Subscribers who fail 30 get Their magazines regu,
laxiy FAUST address the Actnary.
No IgIpes entered on the books until the subsnrip
ten Ii paid. {. III. \.
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HAVANA SUGAR MARKET.-The Prenso, Of Hayar

HAVANA SUGAR MARKET.-The Henso, of Havana,
says Of tie actual state of the sugar market:
The stock of sugar at present on hand between
this city and Matanzas is estimated at 900 boxes
and 1000 hogsheads.
"of the new CROP very little has yet arrived in
our market, and that little has not found a sale
Nothing is said, indeed, of contracts, which, In all
probability, as compared with previous ones, will
this year, te very small, on account of the low
prices which obtain and the fears of speculators
we'll as the want of capital.
"Of muscovadoes likewise, but small parcels
have yet arrived, and none have found an im,ne-
date market. There baye however been ysrious
contracts for January, February and March. at I
and 4 reals"
The exports of the year sum up S02 29S boxes
against S72 5g2 boxes in 1S56-a falling off of To-
29l boxes. The falling off at Matanzas il abou,
the same in proportion, where the exports the pre-
sent year were 1898 boxes The Pcensa esti
mates the total of last years crop at two millions
OF boxes. The same paper says:
according to the best information we have been
able to gather, the incoming crop, or that of 1855
will be an abundant one. And this cannot fail to
ne the case, unless unusual cold weather and CON
tinued rains shall intervene 10 interrupt the work
of grinding"
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GES. WALKER left this city yesterday
morning on his way Souh.

TEXAS AND SOUTHERN RIGHTs--The Inaugural
address ofGoyernor RunRells, of Texas delivered
on the 2lst December, at Austin is devoted
TO the subject of Federal relations. In reviewing
the progress OF Abolition propagandsm, Gov Ran
nes does not hesitate to face the contingency and
duty of separation and independence whenever the
constitutional conditions of Union shall Lot be oh.
served He says: EAs member of the copfade-
racy of States, Texas possesses a common interest
in maintaining the force of the COMPACT which
binds it together, so long the administration of
its conditions continue To secure the objects for
which the compact was intended, ut no Los,1sr y
But in his opinion. the hope eff securing the execu
ton of such conditiOps-the hope offs much longer
continuance of the South in the Union upon safe
and honorable is constantly growing less; for
year by year." he says, "the South is becoming
weaker, the North growing stronger. That equili.
brium has been destroyed which afforded the only
sure and permanent guarantee of protection
against Abolition Innovation" He regards il as
extremely dangerous to rely upon mere eonstittl-
tiona restrictions and paper sufficient
barriers to the lust OF aggressive dominant sec
tional majority. And should the experiment prove
a failure, then he does mot hesitate to belieya
that the determination of Texas will be taken to
assume the guardianship OF her own destinies. and
bid aleu to a connection no longer consistent
with the rights, dignity aud honor Of an equal an.l
indep endent State.
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~ WHERE SHALL WE GET ous LIKE

MISS TAKEN?-At GIBBS, of course, where every ore
that wants decent picture, and not carricasure.
always 60. Besides, we have never been decclv-
ed by him With humbug advertisements As thcse
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out By
scores Of persons We take pleasure in saying that m
addition 20 our ininitable AMBRVTYPE, we ara pow
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, of a superior character,
both plain and coloret which. for beauty Of finish and
ras3ed By none Pictures of all kinds accurately ce
pr j. and warranted TO rieaso. at moderate prirrsx
AMBROTYPES at one dollar and upwards at 0IBfH
Temple of Art Coiinthian Hall Main street, bctw<ea
9Th and 10th. =.
de e p n. aIBH2.
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nr.rv Nusrcr.S.-Nr. George r. Croth, a
musician of considerable merit, formerly mem
her OF the celebrated steyerniarkische Mnsiesi
COMPANY, afterwards a solo performer on the
French Horn, in the "Jcnny Lind Orchestra" died
In Baltimore recently.
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Mr.. Frank Ely, of Mariauns, Ala, committed
suicide few days ago ly taking laudanun.
The difficulties Of the Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad have been settled.
Chief Justice Duer. of New York, had his right
thigh fractured by fall saturday night last.
Tho death Of Abigail II. Whittier, the mother Of
John Greenleaf Whittier, the Quaker poet, is an-
pounced. a4k4 gf
The ,aune men OF the seGond presb terian Con-
vrsgation, Memphis, Tenn, celebrated the New
Year by presenting an elegant family carriage to
their pastor, Rev. X. &. 0rnIjy, D. b..
Mr. Plekens, Of eouth Carolina, was on Monday
confirmed by the seUate as Minister to Russia.
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military CoNx.srER Daniel 0Connell 0fCon-
nor. an Irishman by birth, and the nephew OF the
Irish Liberator,' PANEL 0'Connell, has been sp
p,inted military commandant Of the city Of Maa-
,ua the strongest fortress in the Austrian donss-
IONS
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PRICE ONE CENT.


HOS. ". !. WnLEY.--This slist;nen;sh-
ed orator will favor The citizens Ct Ielnaaes .a,
lecture on Friday night next, At he a;,na @ Si'h
byterian Church The subject itsst, su ses Tres
Missions in their secular infnence,s i vel, sha
sen, and We doubt not will be abiy dtsru.sa, La'7
The fouug Mems Christian Association h.,,.--
whom this Iecturewil be delivered have been ,s,
euiiarIy fortunate In securing the services of dis
,lhsdished lecturers-in none more fortunate than
10 this instance. We know Mr.. Wiley we'll. lie
gentleman Of high order Of intellect and OF
rare attainments. Though yirginian. and one
mno might nave shone In the political world, he
has rather preferred the quiet of private Iffs to
tue turmoil Of politics-while this preference has
enaeied him TO cultivate mind naturally well
endowed, 1t has not blazoned his name on the re-
cords OF his native State. But once was he pre-
vailed ON to serve his constituents in any lessla
1--WE capacity. He was member of the is.e Con.
ventfon that framed our present State Constitu.
tion, and distinguished himself in that body as a
sound lawyer, polished speaker, and a man Of
enlarged views. We hazard nothing in assuring
our citizens that they will spend a pleasant and
profitable hour in hearing Mr. willey's lecture
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The Chester Is. CO. Standard notices slight de-
cline In the rates of negro hiring, but says they are
yet too high in proportion TO the price o. cotion
Prime field hands hire at from sl5o TO sI4e. We,
men for from about 500 to $50.
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T'0 TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS

TO 7 Q B 4 Geo MANUFACTURE
L. AND PERSONS CONTEMPLATING DUILD-
iS9.-Ths subscriber is prepared 10 dress in supe-
ri,r STYLE LUMBER Of every description. Tobacco
manufacturers have their Lumber dressed cheap
-r and better than they hy hand. He will also
make BOXES and CASES on reasonable terms. He
hae large well enclosed yard where he will store
Lumber free OF ex pense TO the owner.
Per,:ls intending to build or repair viii DO well to
give him call as he Is determined to do any work
Which may be given him in a. good style and on as
favorable terms as il be done ut any other estab
tishInenI In the city. Lumber c III he taken to and
from his Viii AZ low ~ to any other.
Those no may find il mconyenient TO call, by ad.
dressing "a lima through the Post Office will be
promptly attended 10
as MoULDiAOs of all kinds kent on hand and
wnr[ 4d to order T.. !. CRlMP
ia lin Corner of Leigh and I'd sts.
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BURNING OF THE SEA VIEW HousE.--The Sea View
House, at the Highlands n. j., where the murder
of Moses by Donne.ly was committed, together
with the cottage occupied by Mrs Jarvis, was to-
tally destroyed by fire about nine o'clock last sun.
day night. The fire fret discovered bursting
from the third story windows, and in ten minutes
the whole house was in flames The house has not
been occupied since September. aud the fire was
doubtless the work Of an inccndiary. The loss is
about $4,000, and the Insurance about half that
amount.
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TIE SUBLIME PORTE (Constsntinople) has ordered
a propeller 10 be built in America. Mehomed
Pasha, the Admiral of the Turkish Navy, ana
Turkish engineer, will come 10 the United States
TO make the necessary arrangements.
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ALLEGED HEAVY FORGERY IN Bo.Toy.-The Boston
Transcript says Mr.. Donald Mcclellan, a we'll
known manufacturer, residing and doing business
in Clinton. who. for some time past, by means OF
che name and influence Of Mr.. John ii. W. Page,
Boston, has negotiated notes at one or more of the
banks in that city, was recently suspected by Mr..
Page of affixing other names than his own to some
OF the notes which he had negotiated. Mr.. Page
questioned McLelland about it, and as soon az he
allnded to the subject Mcclellan rushed out of the
Office, but was caught In the street and recon.
Quoted TO the office. While Mr.. Page was deiibe-
rating what to do, Mcclellan raised the window
and loaped out into the street. distance of twenty
feet, and escaped. He has since been re-arrested.
HORRIBLE MuRDER.-A most atrocious murder was
committed Mt Poolville, four miles from, Hamilton,
New York, last Sunday night Jared Comstock
and his wife, aged over 20 years, were the victims
Their own son was the murderer. lie has for some
time been insane. lie killed the father By knock
ing him down with an axe, and his mother was
killed by skillet. He then cut their hearts ont,
aud cut Of the bodies in pieces and roasted the
other on the stove, eating portion OF 1t. lie in
tended to have killed his sister. but fortunately
she escaped. The murderer 10 in custody, and has
confessed the act.
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ERIGHIFUL DEATH OF A BoT.--Ou Saturday the
l9th, two boys were playing near a lime Kiln at
Broughton Low Houses, in the nei2Eborhooi of
CockermJuth. The material in the Kiln was on n
Level with the ed and was emitting dense volumes
of smoke. One of the boys, Alexander Mavior,
about seven years tf age, probably misled by the
stepped upon the surface of the burning mass
lie instantly sank into the mass. The opening
which prevented the approach of the worh,n"n a to
extricatc the agonized sufferer. As soon as the
flames abate, the boy was seen to be several yards
from the top. 1t was still impossible to relieve
him, and they watched the effects of the fire. until
they actually observed The poor boys skull burst
asunder. Nothing but his bones were recovered
When his mother told of the accident, she
rushed to the kiln, and would have precipitated
herself into it, if the bystanders had not held her
English p0per.
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FAMILY GROCERIES,
Virginia BUCKwHgAT
Family FLOUR. bags and barrels
Psne Apple CHEESE
finest Ureep and Black TEAS

All ktDsis of sAuCks, &c
sAS r. MCCARTHY q son.
NOVA SCOTIA POTATOES. - !, 900
~ bushels No Nova seotis potato.s. just srTIy-
ri, e., sale by
ia i2-U {. r. NORfHAH co,
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Suicide OF AN AcToR.-The London (Eng.) Chron'

Suicide OF AN ACToR.-The London (Ene0 Chron
icle of the oath nit, says:
We regret its havisg become our painf,i, dutv
TO record the death of Mr.. Charles Freer a gentle.
man for very long period holding ii high position
as leading actor at the east end of London, and
who was, without exception, at one time one of the
greatest and most successful favortes who appear-
ed upon the boards of the several theatres In that
locality. His DEATH which took place Yesterday
morning. at the Westminster Hospital, at about
ten o'clock, resulted from ninries inflicted unon
himself during the previous night, with what in
tent but little doubt can be entertained For some
years past his failing powers and Uther crcumstan
ces which ii is neither province or de sire n,
enter into, had rendered his means of existence
very precarious and his life one of much suffering
for some time past. About fortnight 20 he took
sleeping apartment at coffee house in Bri6 70
court, Westminster. lie retired to rest on Tues
day night, as usual, but, not being we'll on the
previous day. the landady inquired a. she passed
his room the next morning how he felt? lie re-
piled, family. "Better," and asked fur a cup of
tea. Upon entering the room. she was horror
stricken to see his arm covered with blood and on
turning down the bed clothes, he being still in bed
found that he had cut his throat in two PLACES
lie was speedily taken to the above named hospi-
ta where he died shortly after his admission. The
deceased was Maltese by birth, and about fifty-
ak years Of age. He first appeared in London in
1879. He was an immense favorite in America.
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L D. COOK & CO., AUoTIosRERa,
IL. No. ~, MAIN STREET, offer their services {.
the public Auctoneers for the sale of Real Esata
st the shortest notice and urcnt As most reasonable
terms.
HAyingi s-Ess al cemmodious rooms they VIII re-
o.. re goods Ton sale az 7ule sale without the charge
Cf storage. an
Outdoor sales Of every description sttended to MP
IN reasonable terms.
4. b. COOK. WIN. MOTT.
THE VIRGINIA TOBACCO WARE
Il HOUSE,
No. ~ FRONT STREET, NEW YGRg,
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SHOCKING MURDER.--We learn frsm the Whining
ton Journal, that ~ the 1th inst. Mrs. Neatly.
wife of David Neatly, residing ten or twelve miles
from Nhteheld, in Columbus county, y. c.. was
brutally murdered by negro man. the property
Of Mr.. " II appears that the negro was at work
in the woods near log heap. that had been pre-
pared by Mr. Neatly for the purpose Of burning, to
make ashes for domestic purposes. Mrs. Neatly
had gone to put fire to it, aud while at the heap
after she had fred it, the boy struck her down. and
dragged her the burning mass Of logs. Mrs.
Neatly not returning to the house. as was expect
ed, her husband became uneasy, and made search
for her. When he found her, she was burnt near.
Iy to crisp, scarcely particle OF flesh remaining
The negro has been arrested and lodged In jail.
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Tar LsaxR BgrR DgIsSsRs 0rrDoSK.--A meehan-
sin Lyons, made q bet last month. That hs would
drink without becoming drunk fits bottles OF wine
In twenty hours. provided that he should be al
lowed thres hours for sleep On Sunday, the 10th
ult, he gained his bet. apparently without shy
great uconvenience--l,a Bsig..
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-e----.-.--.-.a-------a -l---
+. \. SMITH

.NHARLES +. n. SMITH
- ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER.
0a,cc M the Vac. X. II. EepoI-yp stairs.
Designs. Specifications. Estimates &c, for all me-
ohanIce' purposes 2ill h. furnished. The censtruc.
ttSa work rrGuirnG experience and skill will he
zap riateDded with care. and complete satisfaction
warranted
terms a
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HANDSOME New YFsR's pEEsEsr.--Miss i. Y. Bur
hank, of Palmyra. N Y. was presented on New
Years day With s26,0oo aud land warrant q
Louisiana,
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uHOMAS M. kEESEE,

AUCTIONEER
(Oface corner of 18th and Cary streets,)
VIII attend Ia the sale Of REAL ESTATE MEk
CHANplSE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C.
kSrSale Of Horses every SATURDAY
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Observation-Disclosures the recently ex.
pressed opinion, or rather wish, of the Empress
the ladies' dresses are balooning ont to such au
enormous size that they threaten to affect the
health, If not the lives, of the wearers. At an
evening party last week, at Madame Perpiguon's,
not less than FIVE tainted from sheer exhaustion
and Mademoselle B. (well known in the Tuile
ries.l has since proved martyr to the steel and
whalebone infection. She is at present confined to
her bed. her malady puyzling her physicians, but
all in the secret affirming that the weight she car
ried the night of the ball wns too much for her
tender frame: hence her bodily prostration.
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GRIAr fRE.--A fire occurred ut Dunkirk, \. =
on Saturday night, which consumed some af the
best baildInys in the town, inclnding the Post or
iioa Block, The American fiotsi and the Risiey
Block. The Rislsy block was occupied by stsres
below, aud was three stories high 1t was built oil
brick. The others were wooden structur-so OF cos-
siderable sizs.
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D. b. psIpSFoRp. n. TIssLEr PATTI.
fsASxIIN MATHEWS
pRIDGF0ED s Co, General Commits
- sion and Forwarding Merchants, on the Dock.
Richmond, Va.
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EXCHANGE BANK OF yIRGIEIA.l
RICHMOND, 18th July, 1857. }
TNHE undersigned offers for sale Stock Of
Il this Rank for the purpose ofincreaslng its cap
is at IR aid interest its par value, from lst July.
iy lH--kS W p. STRnTH ER. Cashier