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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
CITY JUDGES OFFICE--DEc. ls.-3efcre Judge Rrs'Eti
EIAMIsAIIoS OF THR LOTTERY DEALERS.

EIAMIsAIIoS OF THE LOTTERY DEALERS.
Before Judge RrsstLL.
The eIsnstsr Of b. ujsniu Woo sne other elarz VITA
tgaly dealing loite,s re.cueh yesterday mgning'
sb-rlEm Jackson. No s. AlrE 's es.gnef; Wss A. *
char city: od rot know tos nr of wood
Ecly e. "A Nr. Wood had beard of M Dc.aWsl-
ei.y fsskeuas arc -ctes shown idsGth-d AMI
s--t; Lad p-rcs.ei tic.-s ~ 'Ae D-ASe aud Oe1rEx
ottesss wthin pss, declined T. say q lD he pr
rh.dtfer 4. oUic subject rim u cruins pTos-eo'l N
d,e 10, kuow la, u o,sIy t.s-t not al
s,,iu., Az an ceccguizee IN L Ste DAD not .I.'y
,uos h. man. frrn whom purchased ,icAe's could
iCrIttJ ne F.rson or peI'oSs Nvia NI.A n " ~
but could no. nsr1et1e had not sen me
Iaty res.pt this fsd p1ress"d ~ f"t- l
Nv Lsd psrrsssed &e.. Of ths 5pits Lot,eJ
hi. ciy paid Mr. D kss0n Eo.ey tof tstt nor
The sale Of for lottery csets tie uckr, s oi parts
coud zeuber were crocur.c ia CAaan street
ON. Psr ard pisus s.reet, Lear 40 he
I'D az. lad lived IL tis city soo1t - thought AZ
cu id The IL Chs,h4u street d. boufot The tbk
e his xr sB.,ioE the sueees.f tickets woli be the
same as. forth tie printed Sthsms shown.
Wr r. Hi.or recalled for the prosecution
Wines declined s,wens sh .ner he prrchasod a. sny
time within -ixi. ncs.l. sst past ost-ry tic<st pups
20 lzy. o. 5. SEsu c., Of sparta AcaesoJ
Lottr ccttairIg be numbers 3D. Il sad 81, OF say
rhin hire rsortAs ar pIss ir reference 20 The opN'
sdey Lor.y A1d matters ec<r~ct.c tnere~tp t-~s.
the eo.y,ruon 81 that iIt-ryj-w 10 re'errh :. w
u-.s -ir holder Of prizs Ssnn@l s.es itety
ts.sastsr occurred sy moment Mr. WOOD eonss
strd Nsry Lsh DE -s,i.sss nis
Shoe L-9il.r ga. seolnl o. - phss
ques:is. Int did no; knox ~ hon thee che 4,
Thsx ~gIs m.se peytbe % W r wIn, or ORC Al were
a. p.ie Ia. prs..s; he tho ali ~s1 y VIC s pai
.fQe.oe@r lS5o the civks were O. 90 20 y ,--s
r. befs the hc.Ses II pr.s- 10 tie PAL. tismy
Lottery; L. nsi n seivsd t-I uol eiN-s ~
Ire Ci, q Ycrk .riec t3foEn tar .ad, - NJ
Woo cic ~. iuow sh1,. hsIG"uing " q a 'Ar ..
:. GsI %, rtc.i sesi - cJrt-' a Jis t-s-l "a
sts tcl5vE coE,e.parasges q vsa.O, vac Vs'b7aE'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

LOOK At THE PRICES. - CTossley'S Medal
sn Velvet Cas.,e,, 81 s.; Brussc 75 Royal Velye's
I'll y: Al Wool lngrsinS SIC per- yard ocota Sic Drug
gets, Rigs, Mac, 80 HifAN ANDERSON. No. ~ Sc"efJ'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
srRPOGArE's COURT -Deceulberis.-B-sor- Mr. Ecw,rr
& WEST.


IL vii ., the late Chef justice Oakley OF the
SUI error Cost, s,r probate today by The widow and
sou Of the deceased. The Surrogate -sued citation
rctufnalIe % the 27th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
lAfXrr.i.eps ". I
GURNEy'S GALLERY.

~ AID beautiful stye Just Introduced PaoTo
cPAFHs DACU sRs.oTlPFs snt MINIATURES ia c of all size
stys for tha spptosctcg Hol1i,s, A. GcRNsrs H-~
sraph n1s Fine Ar Gallery No. b7 BEosdssy Oper
til ?, H. loT l.s- inspection.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

TnF METALLIC TABLET S1ROP- Invented b,

Gro S.uNpsas A d. Isl5-rhis the sepuiue article has
u.ve been eqatd producing the keene, possb. edge 70
rs1or be oofoei oi the sbscrhrl sat s0s ueuuta
ers J D. SAgspLss, No. Asto7 Houss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

EYE AND EAR Or. Light gILL pays special
s.,r -te cf 4se.s,. q the Eye ar EL,
HI, ssce 20 5sa Broadway Office Logs between 10 g. M
nd d. 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
IAdver.tsemrntl
BRADN'S GALLERIES.

PROToGRAPHs
ApRE0TYPrs DAcUERSEoTYpBa
Nos $50 sni S5 Bro.dwAy NsvfoEs, AID No 80 ecansyi
y.nis .av Wa st!g gtou, ID. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

best tens AID JTv ard h csrs Articles )
ce.cipteu hs be desired Money must accompany ihs
FONLGG AID WELLS, No. Js 81 ao"aJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

FATAL ACCIDENT n Coal ftRp.-Patrick
Qus-y aged man worked il .he coal y.Ic ~ 10
" street, with bis death ycserdsy. hr wass work
sh.u coal accidentally hlrked anf
cr.hed hi IN such hs i'an sho'hy ater
wsEd The r-msi conveyed 90 tis late recet No
III Mulb. street, where Coroner bN S-ld iuqsegt M
Qmsey shout 56 Of sse, ana native Of lIeisnc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

SCscIDE BY TAKINT ARsrTre. Coroner CC0nery
held inquest THURSDAY r. 10 4 Nes, fortirth street.,
upon body Of Mrs Josuns Dinrs wife Of Wu DAME
jouiuey snc who committed Suicide Al her deuce,
MoHcsy evening by taxing arsenic pprsre In evidence
tbs' young woman, recently arrived ron Eugini st .s!n
the ihauc OF a-ec being neg husband This made
Mr' Daes yrr, uuhsppy aud sac tstened to commit sui
eide and Wecus s1sy eferuOo she called AZ the truz store
Of M~r NJ. 81 g'e' avenue, and bought
package Of srsn alleging ~htE naHirt PIrchsse, that
,he wanted IL la kipg rats After swallowing the
poison cscessed informed her sbsrd aud requested him 20
pby.csn. He dii but all efforts her lie
proved uusveIg death ensred the night The Cor
JLsy rruderrd yerdct OF Suicide By tkins ME
Deceased Was ustiye G. ireland. e years OF sg-.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

SUDDEN Dr,TH Policeman Dufy Of the Sixth
Precinct found unknown lying the sidevsk
Centre streets be fallen tie
removed the Newyork cspit. whet. death srued
ColoE.r Hills notified and will gOit M
au@s. 0
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

ARREST OF PORTUGUESE DEsERTERs -Three
Portugue.r i1os Jos Fsrcco G,Jps Antonio Stms
aud A. toLo Maria sted yesrdey By Ohce Gardner
he Portuguese bark Nara Acc aide. Of which
Ffsr Nsuca il captain Justice Welsh committed toe
ed to the City Prison tAe a,ioli cl the Poru
suesc Consul in the matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

BURToS's THTATTR.-To-night occurs the benefit
of Little Cordeia Hownrd,' the ciild actress. Au
excellent bill is offered and little Cordeia will person.
ate Eva in Uncle Toms Cabin and appear in =
little drama csllsd "a Page in History"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

SrDDFN DTATH.-A man named Thomas Tomlir
sou f deed YESTERDAY from chair u wAch hr
si1f IN 3 house -, ed The r. aslss No. 5tb
Houston Coroner called and held in
quest rpcr body verdict OF death b. dlsrsse o the
hear N red Deceased native CT Easaaa 30
pf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

and &C. lore ST. = T. bCc wtsrc he ~as ioon after
s.est.d ~ s-san, Csffey Of the H's nth Precinct
ana ioek. 4 90 n the Star uHoG-e -er'sy morn
irg ,ls scrl I'd was taken before justice Qgscks1.
bu.h s,i ock, ( up in default ot sif0j hsil -
sre, ,f. r's,.e of may,, u The accused IS OF Ir.h
ts-ert.g. srS q, j rh,t Ragsn strurk him. wtsIeupol
ie str.ck m back but di Cot bite of rs nose. s.
R@ssn rus, have bi,i ~ It III oin-s'i-
0rrs,ar-S,xorr,R CAsE.-Yes'enisy morning
sb,u. & O'Clock NJ. J.ve Master-oa, an employee
IN Hsrper.' rubl.shiry e. 'abli.i menr, VILE % her
uav 10 .o,k. discovered i eide Of tie ferry gate
Ie-.ey C.y si3e. ycurg 'oran Iyirs u,on ne
is,o- ani sppsrerty il grest distress. Mss Ms''er'
soa went 70 Le- relief but it vas WITH tae greatest
dSclity that The sufferer conli converse Aite- tue
lapse Of so-. tine ste told MIS- s. iast a; late
hour tie previous night a. she W 'ea'lDg one 81
the f-ry boats thee rat.ns seized het and hurry
iIg he sway 20 81 unffeqnertet spot oe" heF anu
ther violated her. Miss Ssserson sisted neF Ct
board 4 he bos- and up,n reaching 1s s'e the
stranger requested Miss NJ. 70 conduct her TO the
house Of relaty. named DWn, a. No. fo- rear
street, which reque.' was complied with. soon s'ef
the yourg relspsei into state Of IL seh'oi!-
iiy, end NJ. Dunn hsviug no lace for her e',ouf
uodeon called upoa Officer kGo.' of the Sxt ire
circt to remove her 70 the Staor House. Ca t'ah
Downg had tie girl removed to the New York Nos
pital, who're 1he ives placed under tbe cs.e of or.
Steadv An ezamnatio, resulted in the discovery OF
marks Of violence about her hesd bu. iunns her il
sensible condition further investigation deemed
nexpedent. Daring yesterday aftsroOon the girl
showed signs Of returning consciousness, but she was
lot able 10 maze any staten relative 10 her
Hor sme did rot iransprc. she appesred to be
about 20 years OF sge, and Of Irish pareniage
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

REM ESTATE. The following ,as was made yestsr-
day, at the stTobants Excbange, by A. j. Blocker,
Son & Co..
lot, with buidin-s Nos l0S lo5 1,d lC7 Elizabeeh
s-reet; pot 1885, 900
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

THE AsYivEEsARY OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
Jas. T. Brady, esq, gave an excellent lecture last
evening on the American Nation before the little
coere OF the American Institute in the great hall Of
the Cooper Institute. TIE leading idea of it wa' that
there here u recognition of realities which had
never existed in any other nation and fro n it he
prophesied for us d far and brilliant future.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

REV AID DxsrIrrrios.-During the rain storm on
Wednesday ight Officer Tysro Of the Eighth Precinct,
.ould mao npi his s1fe wandering tbrcus, Tie
IN cts in stat. Of iatoxics.ou, and apparently de''
,Lte. 7lGy Lad with tbec. tao cAi.d'on. Que q sri
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
SAMUEL Y. HEADLY.

SH On % frof' No ts Iilh Gay oI U-c,fhHT, Io)5
DANIEL p TiEN,sS Mayor.
On ibis affidavit. warrants were Issued for the arrest
Of Mitchell and Tuly, and similar affidavit was
made, duplicating one Mclaughlin who in Noverr-
ber by of two similar vouchers procured sl56,
in two separate sums Of $7s. Officer BostwCk took
charge of tie and arrested al the parties. ~ho
examined b, fore the Mayor and all held TO bail
-McLsugbIn in the ann Of s2oo and TIy and
Mitchell in the Of 81 900 each. Mitchell
bic to procpre sasctory surees and was sept to the
Tombs by Judge Welsh. The trial viii soon take
place.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

Police CoMMIssroEERs--The Board met in secret
sssson yesterday. all the me nbers present. After sd-
iournment, the Clerk stated that the only business
transacted of public nature was the promotion of
Theo Bumstead, VIM. II. Aldce and J. T. Wright
from the ranks to sergesnts. Gen. Nye did not resign.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

forr years Of age .,rpi from the esc.s fquor
and physcisD was es.l-i in 70 ..terd Ler. Il was
wi,t duHeny ina. .h- was rcror-i to conscou'nesa.
The fen - were ste'.'7et IT, tie S.4.ioa House clr
tire night.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

OssISING AGRICULTURAL AND IIoRTicULTURAL As
soci,rroN--On Saturday, the llth inst meeting of
zen ntpr sted was held in Sing Sing, and Committee
upon organization appointed, to repor to meeting to
be- held at McDofie' Hotel, Saturday Dec ls ~
o'clock, to form an association unde the sblve title.
TIE meeting will be open to ali who take an inte'est in
the subiect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08

DapsKESSEss.--Ify you wish to DO always thirsty
Re drunk ard; for she oftener aud more you drink
the oftener AMI more thirsty you will be-
II yvu seek to prevent yoir frieuds raising you
10 the world. be o drunkard; fer that will defeat
all their etforts. sse-,-..f q s.... .t.- >.
II you would e6sctuaiIy counterfeit your own
Astsnpt 30 do we'll, be drunkard; and yoh iii
nos be disappointed. Y 81 sac" St4 =
II you wish torepei the epdeavors Of the whole
human raoe 70 raise a {, character. credit and
prosperity, be drunkard; aud you will most as
surediy triumph. as .s..ai..'s,-.. : See =
II you are determined to be poor, be drnnkard
And you will soon be ragged and pennyless.
II you " ,uld wish To starye your family, te 8
drunkard for that will consume the means Of their
support. 49, r
drunhsrd; and that will make their task easy.
lfyou wish to be robbed be drunksrd: which
will snabls the thief to do It with more safety.
II you wish TO bnnt your senses. be 6runkard;
and you will coon be more stupid than an ass.
II you would become fol he drunkard; and
you will soon tose y Juf uniierstan ling sFAs
Ityou wish TO tncapacitate yourself from ration.
al intercourse be druukard; for that will render
yoa wholly unht for It.
II you wish all you prospects In life TO be eloud
ID. be drunkard; and they will soon be dark
enough. es5. a7e.aH. e.
II you would destroy your body, be drunkard;
- drunkenness " the mosher OF disease.
If you mean to ruin your soul, be o drunkard;
that you nay be excluded from Heaven.
Finally, if you are determined TO be utterly 6es-
troysd. 10 estate, body and soul, bs a drumkard;
and You will 5000 know that it Is impossible to
I'd ,ps more effectual means to accomplish yonr
90. % 't vs. s.
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THE DISPATCH.
YII0zY NoRafNa-.....s.A...a...l..-.SAN uAhY { g


~
rI1rtv.ttfsh csaxrsss. =
w.su,sreS. Jsu. e--Ssnan 1-sir. Hunter snd
M. Tocabe asked, but he AesaA refused, % ex.
ssss than nom saving On Ne srsneh spo'ia'ion
Ta s senate proceeded sothe oons.derssioa o. NJ
Cstteendsns resolution 10 favor OF increasing tho
dates on iasposss and sabsssssting bone for fo-
III. srisssaasu and oshers expressed their vicws
upes she subject, when the resolution was laid up
On the table without action: i. =
The Senate passed the bill TO dstach selma. IN
Aiabsms, from tho collection distfiet o. Ne. Or
iesas aud make Il port Of delivery ~ the coalsc
uou district Of Mobile -
Mr.. Mallory reported q, Joint reeoiusson 70 eA.
tand the eperssion Of the ssoon section Of The act
Of January II, 1857, 10 amend the set 20 promote
The eBcisney Of the Navy. Its object IL TO extend
the tius from eHe year, e. provided q tbs oti 70
three nonths more Until April lssss q; ess s.sss
- simA This vas laid over until ennefrew .eaa
ne Seuate Thea vent into 40 Exe<nase session,
and when The door were opened a41eernsd. =
Hs.A 81 Representatives, Mr.. J. Clancy Jcues,
from the COMMITTEES Of ways and nasans reported
ahui making appropriation Tor the support Of the
Mr.. Wsshbarns, az Illinols. fsom the committee
Il ooumsros. reported q bill farther to amend the
sct providing or ths better security Of the lives Of
Passengers bn board stsAm vessels. IS - j.
The const1efstion Of the subject wss postponed
% the fret ressday 81 February. :. 81 y 4
Mr.. CnngMAn, ffoen ths comunittse on foreign
a6slrs reported rssolotions, which were adopted
calling 90 the President 70 cosasnu nicate. H. 10 his
optusco, IL wss not Incompatible With the public
Interests the eorrespondsucs between the secre-
tary Of stase nnd the Govcrnments Of Paraguay
end Eew 0rAoads, In any way ahscttng our dine
Bsnees with thoeA governments. Also, between
the Secretary Of State and Brasi relative TO open
ing the river Amazpp and the negotiation of reel.
pretty other treaty; And all the correspondence
On the suhiece Of cur relations with Spain. not
heretofore made p0blic. 80 .esi Il ~ 81. -
The House then vent fato scomEnittes OF the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08

JURzlANP ON TIE wkLKtR orLs ron. The Mobile
Mercury slludes to the capture OF Gen. Walker q,
follows. a &ffff3t
Great and glorious Walkerl He dsres to DO, and
does by daring. How we exult at the glorious
tidings, The imPregnsble Castillo falleni But
how our joys are daAsied to the earth at the an.
n0unosment that Soon modors PauIding landed a
force Of thrse hundred and fifty men from the fri.
gate Wabash, and captured General Walker and
biz force Of one hundred and Hfty men!"
We are for the Monroe doctrine, for Nicaragua
and Walker, for the neutrality laws, for tue honor
Of the United States Navy, for Col Anderson hold
ing Castillo with his fifty men agains. the Costa
Ricans, for freedom of emigration to Nicaragua or
to the -, for being permitted to depart hence
for any other place under the sun and lighting tho
next day after getting there, II IL suits whether
suits President Buchanan or not; and finding
oarself puzzled and mysti6ed, We are for meeting
q citizens, believing that in the midst of council
there 10 wisdom. taf 2t
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RATS. cars, DooTs, 70.
r., FOR GENTLEMEN. -
NILES VERY SUPERIOR BOOTS.

We have in store. recently received and mad. i.
expressly 10 our order, generArassertnent Of the
above ss,perior and BEAUTIFUL BOOTS. some made
or Dress aud some that are double soles and dounle
uppers THESE Boots are too well known TO rsquire
comment from any quarter: and Tor any one % sny
that they have Roots equal 20 Mles Is perfectly alb
surd There are many daalersin this city that would
be very glad 70 get them from Miles. but ne refuses
Is he has more orders ior his Boots than ne can MI
We have been customers Of his for the last twenty
four years. and up this time have seen but very
few persons who have not said Mee Boots wero the
best they ever saw or wore. These Boots arc made
ont Of very soft French Caiskin. They 1T beautiful
ly and 9eneratahing they are rs SOIL a. glove
We are receiving new supplies OF !ness Dools
complete. We woud respectfully ask our friends
and the public TO give rs a catl when In want
Wshave, also, large assortment OF gentiemen
fine French Calf Caters for Dress and also double
soles. These l}aiters are really nice and good We
have known them TO wear some OF our customers con,
stantly for six months and they ft elegantly. and
the prceof them Is from one dollar and hfy cenfs 70
odoiars pair less than other are sold Tor
and we will warrant them TO wear ~ WE'LL II not ION
ger than any french shoes All We have to say 70
our friends In town and country, when IN want 81
amy thing In the Boot Shoe or Trunk line tocalf on
sveryfhina - - -. a. sts do IA
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No H 0 NJ B U G.
Stupendous Bargains !
AT NO. az MAIN STREET
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS.

Selling of. without regard to cost, amounting to
Cess, If mott more than
S15O,OOOl = ~. I
Consisting Of House Furnishing Articles; English,
French and German Fancy Goods; W God and Willow
Ware; Fancy Baskets; Brooms. Brushes Pals; Tubs
Mats Looking. Glasses: Perfunery; Soaps; Matches
and all sorts of Yankee Notions, too tedious to
mention, all Of which viii be sold awful cheap.
Visitors TO the Fair and everybody else, viii find
this rare opportunity TO supply themselves with
almost any thing they want. both useful and orna-
mental. s-.. -..-. ...... 81
Don't forget the No, House Furnishing Bazaar sn
Fancy Store, No. 50 Main street.
26 III. WARREN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08

DxaraucrfvE VOLCANIC ERUPTIoS-An account of
the eruption the volcanic Amoe, IN one OF the
6anQuire Islands near Borneo. has been furnished
by the Dutch residents az Manado. There were
two separate eruptions the "a and 18th OF March
last The emission Of lava stones and ashes
wal 90 great - to Obscure the sun and producs to-
tai DARK meas violent hurricane and iikhtning ac
soupenied the srupffons. A whole village was en-.
tirsly destroyed, besides an Immense amount Of
growing rice. Nearly three thousand persons were
killed a-s-.as .-,.r Sac saes4s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08
RUNAWAYS.

~ SIS REWARD.--Ranaway about
the LIST of Dec lss7. q Negro Boy NAMED
IA sJlHN HENRY Brown; Is about - years Of
XII. .ge four feet higI he has scar on his fore
- Id one In the isis eyebrow; talks very quick
wf1ta spOkeufo wiii give The above reward IL the
ID noy is returned 10 the tobacco factory OF hobt
j. ,hristinn. go lra f--4 CIAkA BROWN.
"a s--sf uf 81. '-as 81 rfl- 2 70
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UNION STEAMSHIP COM

Mitchell; Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt Dasid
Teal: Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain ID. Rooms. S -
One of these superior Steamers will leave Richmond
until further notice, every WEDNESDAY, touch.
ing at City Point and Norfolk to receive freight aad
passengers. Returning. leaving Philsdephia every
WEDSESBAfemornings at 10 o'clk. -
These Steamers now In fine order. increased 90
eommodations for the comfort of passengers having
been added, as also more room for freight; and ere
hope. regularity. dispatch and care In protecting
goods committed to our charge to receive an increase
ofpatronage.
a1- No translipmcntb by this line
Passage through to New York, and found. ele %
Do do Philadelphia and found, Ut
cabin, 800 : 20 4 "a
Passage through to Philadelphia. not found. ID
River Boats.
NJ Passengers by thi. line can stop In philsdel
phia or three days and then proceed to New York
au n y " IsE1skks
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Paulp g. wHIfE--Ws have seen it stated In va
rtous paPers, says the Abingdon yirginan, that
this Distinguished advocate OF temperance had
fallen and was not only drinking, but engaged IN
the LIQUOR traft1e. Mr.. White denies this hi,
own signature, but Gays that by medical advice, he
resorsed to the use Of ale as remedial against
physical afletions. Says he, II was. perhaps, toc
public In my use of the remedy, in view of my po
sittoo IN the peform, and on account Of which sny
Division thought proper TO strike my name from
thu iist Of tts members." --,-r.,r., ~ ,5..--
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sUPERINTENDENTs OFFICER. 4 D. R. R.
,. DECEMBER 2lsr, ISa7.s !
. NOTICE-TO MERCHANTS

~ ~ AND OTHERS, FORWARDING PACK
January 1858, all articles to be forwarded by the
Mornings Mail Train. Express, from Richmond,
must be sent to she Express Office the evening pre-
vious to insure their being forwarded us no Express
will be received at the cars. "a heretofore. except per
ishable articles viz: Oy sters and Marketing gene
rally. or Express Packages from persons going on
the same train. q. CAMPBELL,
de q General Superintendent.
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81 n CRAWFORD'S SA- ~
&Al0/L0oN.-This we'll known < Al
N.Y. and popular Restaurant, on AS@f1-lfK


South of Main. has been fitted up in the most ap.
proved style. aud IL now open tor public patronage.
The Proprietor, in order to make it worthy Of Its
guests has remodeed the house from top To bottom,
and feels assured that every apartment In It " en-
tirsly acceptable to the most fastidous The BAR
ROOM is. beyond doubt the neatest 10 be found In
the southern county. anu y aMays suPpnea Win
markets can Afford as well as the choicest ventsges
of WINES imported into this country. The LARDER
Is daily replenished with GAME. FISH, OYSTERS,
and every other substantial and delicacy Of the sea
son while the culinary department is under charge
of popular and fashionable Cooks who have been APP
proved by tpicures of every country, Added 70
these advantages, there are several well arranged
aud handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS In the house fr
private parties, to whom dinners and suppers will
be served at short notice. INDEED, the SALOON 10 30
complete In all its appurtensnees, that SNACKS or
MEALS can be furnished at any hour, whilst the
good order uniformly observed renders IL most In
viting place for strangers citizens. who may de-
sire TO enjoy delightful meal for moderate price.
Thankful for the lberality heretofore extended him
the Proprietor asks continuance, with the pledge
his part that effort shall be spared to please all
who may call upon him. ~,
de ai-dlm s-s Z. v. CHAWfUKD.
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PAfAL aaoofISo Afr,Ia.-0n the evening Of the
9Th nlt,, Milton EasthaE. an apprentice TO the
blacksmtthiag business, was shot In the abdome q
10 quarrel with Thos. O. Greer, Ia Lexington KY.
from she effects Of which he died the next nigh
0rser was hsiS 70 answer In $1,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08
- $40 KEWAKD.-hau away from

the subscriber, pHILIP TAYLOR. sad ne
e "A gro was bought By John Saunders. Psi. OF
XII. Lorrtto essex county, a., who sent him to
49,. .snd u my care; and furnished him with q
oass 10 70 aud see his wife, and retCra inon1 week
ientember last MS wite was then living in Ches-
tai acid county near Petersburg. The above named
asgro was emapcipated By the late Tno-; y. Taylor
[ viii give the above reward, If delivered to me i'll
Richmond or to john Saunder., at Lorstto 10 Essex
county, Va ,t@ WIN. g. PHlLLifsr
de SITS =. -.