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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-11

SAVANNAH RCEs.-A race-two mile heats-for
the Jockey Club purse, $50, came off over the Ten
Brock course, Savannah, on Wednesday last. The
entries were X. II. Dickinson's Kate Hunter, and
Jas. Talley's Shockoe. The first heat won by
the mare in 4.O3, and the second by Shockoe In
1861. On the third heat, Kate was withdrawn,
and Shockoe declared the winner of the race.
On Thursday, the three mile race for the Jockey
Club purse, $500, took place. There wore only
two entries, viz: Tallcy's gray horse Engineer aud
Camphell's ch. mare, Lizzie Macdonald, fbetter
known by her former name of sue Washington. -
The gray was the favorite, and large odds were bet
upon his winning the race. Nevertheless, Lizzie
| came ont victorious In both heats, winning the
first oy half length, and the second by length
We append summary:
THURSDAY, Jan. Third day, Jockey Club purse
s500-threc mile heats.
John Csmpbelrs ch. m. Lizzie Macdonald TOR
merly Sue Washington) years old, by Revenue
dam Sarah Washington, 10y Zingeree. Rider,
dress fancy, II
james Talley, z. b. Engineer years old, by Reeve
nue., dam Andre wetta-blue aud white dress =
Time 59l3-6.02.
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DRlCE REDUCED To FIVE DULLAkS.

Il -Ruptures cured. Ruptures radically cured.
The price OF Dr. Sherman great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from $40 10 only 81 placing
II 10 the power OF All to obtain one OF these Invaluable
Trusse., and be perfectly cured. This Truss con-
venienliy be sent by mail or express TO any portion
Of the state.
send a measure Of your hirs or relvis-saying
whether yon desire a weak OF strong spring. dig
tinctly writiug your name and place of rcsidence-
The pad Of this Truss works the ball and socket
apply It's pressure ut any given point and then fixing
It there nc your pleasure by small lever attached
IL s with perfect comfort. The Truss Ia seat
instrument being perfectly simple and not at all liza
Bile TO get ont OF order or be broken. IL has cured
great number Of persons In this city and throughout
the state and We will most chesrinlly refer TO gen.
tlemen who ara well known for their veracity and
respectability who have been thoroughly
cured Of this dangerous disease and that u in cases
Of long standing and OF an aggravated nature
All medical NE pronounce IL the very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
In advance
Persons not knowing US can send their money to
any merchant or friend in the city, or will give
any reference as to our and pronptness
The Truss or any information concerning II. can b.
had of q. Z. JACKSON
No II Main street, Richmcnd.
". b. Persons owning valuable slaves who ara r,lp-
tured shonld by all means obtain one for They wi
not only CURE but are ~ durable that they are the
cheapest Ia the end.
Ali kinds of Tru.ssS kept and sold 20 reasonable
tefms. lie bly,
EANCY CASHMERE PANTs.-My as
sortment Is yet large and complete aud will sell
them low for cash, 10 order Ia reduce my II rk. Cs
early At ili Main street "
jail WIN. IRA SMITH.
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WEATHER. REPORTS.

HALIFAX, JAM q-The Thermometer marks u de
rrees above zero this morning. The weather Ii
cloudy, with southwest wind.
ST. JOHN, Jan. 9.-The Thermometer indicates
degrees above zero, to-day, with clear weather.
CALAIS, ME-, Jan. 9.-The weather here is hszy
with the thermometer ut degrees below zero.
BusroN, Jan. e.-There are De- indications 81
snow. The thermometer marks 81 degrees above
zero.
MONTREAL. Canada, Jan. e.-The weather ID clou
,iy, with southerly wind and little snow. The
thermometer at o'clock this morning was at II
degrees above zero.
QUEBEc, Canada January 9.-The thermometer i:
at degrees above zero. The wind Ia from the
northeast
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-11

nn- AL public EXAMINATIONS OF HEAps. this even
mn, at Odd Fcilows Hall. BIZ Prof FswIsR. Ths en-
tss evannS will be devoted 70 examining thoss who
may be nominated by tho audience Prof. Fowtn
rSseivss privsts calls ct bis rooms bat lew days
mJre ~ urgent request. tho lecture TO rorsa MES
os,Y, win be repeated. With some important add
tens On "Wednesday evening
~ On. pnsrrNos-Ths collection OF Paintings
advertised 70 he sold tomorrow are now open tos
sxanination at.:Mr. sEMPLE'S old store. on Main
street near 9th. We advice fiiends TO can and
exam iins them. II Is by far the largest and most
beas ffol collection ever before exhibited In this city
AmAenu them win be found the works OF Boese.
Cha D. Dobblns Northcoe.s, Egiaw and others Of ma
tive and foreign famo. There are some Landscapes
ana figure pieces that win command the admiration
Of ALL The entire collection viii be sold without re-
Sc rve Amateurs should not allow this opportunity
I. pass unheeded ss bargains may he anticipated.
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TgrArRE.--A new candidate for popular favor
will appear tonight. Mr.. II. Lorraine comes
among us with good endorsations, and the public
may look for superior performance. The great
tragedy of Hamlet will be produced, and we hope
to see a crowded audience. Mrs. Tayiure, who has
been detained from her duties on tho stage for
some weeks, will take prominent part In the nj
ter-pjece tonight.
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DIED,

On Saturday night, the 9TH January. iSs Mr "
MARY CATHERINE, wife Of J. B. Winston. IN the
18Th year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place, from the sec1nd bap-
,i-t Church this afternoon at O'Clock: her irends
and arouaintances are invited to attend without 'r
Their notice. uta...
copy. -n.,r &c,
Of James NJ Herbert, aged IS years
Her funeral will take place on Tuesfay morning
at II o'clock at his residence, Main street near
7ist. Her friends and scouaintances are rospect
iully invited to attend. -, ,a.ss
NJ Norfolk and Portsmouth papers VIII please
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THnBSRe's CONCERT Tomorrow NIsBT.-Amoag
the chief attractions Of the Concert tomorrow
night we may ention the grand duets from Meyer
beers celebrated opera of the Haguenots, By Thai
berg and vieuxtemps. That certainly will be a
splendid performance.
We regret to say that Thalberg's last concert is
announced for Thursday night. The sale of seats
for this brilliant entertainment will commence TO-
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Az APPEAL 10 THE BESEvoLgSr.-Severalo Of Walk
er's men are now In Richmond, in destitute con
dition We trus, tina. their appeals for aid will mel
Their 10 lost upon those who sympathize with Geo
Walker In his efforts to revolutionise Nicaragua
nor upon those who are always ready TO relieve
the sufferlngs Of the unfortunate.
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FROM THE PLAINS.

So. LouIs. JAN s-Jesss Jones, agent of Majors
and: Russels. had been released by the MormoRs
and sent to Colonel Johnston's csmp. in passing
through the different csnons he :. IS biindfolded
nv the Mormons TO prevent him from obtaining q
knowledge OF their mantsuvres.
A letter, dated at a camp of Colonel Cooks com
mand, while sn route, makes no mention ct being
molested BY the Normons.
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FAlK-The Ladies of the Catholic Church COM
menes Fair tonight Ia the store on Governor
street, two doors from Franklin, for the benefit ri
St. Joseph's Orphan Asyiuu. They offer hand
some variety OF articles, and their cause appeals
strongly TO the benevolent.
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MARINB INTELLIGENCE.
PoYf Of Richmond, Jan. s.-Hsh water -. 0e
auuTUUn


|. Fri of Rscbmoud, Jan e-Hgh Water Ia 0erE
|. ARRIVED.
Steamer Virginia, Kelly, Philadeipha' "oso' anu
schr. spirit Of the lines, Slower. James river
wheat, to Warwick Bsrksda!e , ,,ooJ
SSchr. W. W. Griffin, Snpes. james rNer' VIVA
SAILED. = - .
schr Fannie Currie, Rogers, Boston. mdse.' ~ q
schr. Orianna, Tuttle. New York, mdse.. d.
Curre. . >- y-b eo,,
and feed, X. Rankin.
Schr. Margaret Green, Halifax, fsnr. -.
Brig Eastern star Ackerly, Norfolk, IN osilast; x,
Schr. George Y Scott. Mitchell. Baltimore via ZIG
Point cannon and balls. IT..
Schr. Leader. Aud. down the river, hSht'
MEMORANDA.
Bark Telegraph, titles, for City Point cleared ~
Boston, eth inst. ,,
schr. Fleetwood. Brown. from Richmond. arrived
Schr. VIM Gregory, Buckln from Rockland fof
Richmond arrived at Newport 9th inst.
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The Camels,

In another column will be found letter from
correspondent of the Dispatch giving some utter
es.ins particulars of Lieut.. Beales expedition. and
the excellent qualities displayed by the camels-
The important camel experiment, may now be
considered . complete triumph.
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Wg,THrR OK TIE Rio GRASpE-Advicss from the
Rio Grande, of the 2lst December, state that gar
dens were a. fresh and luXurisnt as in the spring
time, and Gin the midst Of varieSsted flowers the
fruit trees were loaded to the ground with Oranges
lemons and toroDJas, casting yellowish hue upon
the verdant leaves surrounding them"
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ESCAPE OF 4 EORGLR.

Bosrox, Jan. 9--Yesterday afternoon Donald
Mcclellan, manufacturer OF Clinton. Massachu
setts ESCAPED from the office of j. Ii. W. Paige, il
Kilby street. by jumping from the second stor,
window. and has not since been heard of. Mcclellan
was undergoing private examination for forging
signatures to notes for three or four thousand dol
lars
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UNIVERSITY OF NORM CARoLSi--Mr. ". =. Mar
tin, native of Richmond, Va, and at present a
professor in Washington College, Pennsylvania;
has been elected 90 the professorship of chemistry
minerslo.y and geology in the University Of North
Carolina
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MARRIED.

At6race Street Baptist Church. on Thursday, ~
sth 1T January 1855 by the Rev. Mr.. Jeter Mr
John A. TYREE to Mis- MARY A. TYRES. all
this CITY. .,dh,es
them in their Journey through life.
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THs RaoDg ISLAND BASKs.-The Banks OF Proyf
dence, Il. l., have resolved upon resumption OF
specie payments some time during this week. The
Banks generally throughout the State, it Ia he
lieved, will follow suit.
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TIE MERCHANTS BRANCH BANK, OF CLEVE-
LAND

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. s-The report, published in
the Cincinnati papers of this morning, to the of:
feet that the Merchants Bank of this city, had
failed, is ascertained to have been erroneous.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
seSTo THE VcTERs OF No. 2 DIsrRIc1

HESy
OF rus COUNTY OF HENRIeo.-I hereby announce my
If candidate at the ensuing election for the Office
of CONSTABLE. made vacant by the resignation Of
Joseph G. Nettert, Esq. shoud It be your pleasure
Ia elect mel promise fidelity, punctualIty and en-
.ersy in the discharge Of the duties of the Office.
Having the greater part Of my life been engaged
in orc upatons in which important trusts have been
confided TO me, think can now serve the pubIic
AS faithfully have heretofore served individuals
JOSEPH ELLIOTT.
81 This election takes place Thursday the oath
al this month. Its
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AccIbxsTAL DEArH-Frederick Wilhelm. while
near the nywheei in shoenbuger's rolling mill In
Pittsburg, Pa, on "Wednesday last was noe ed in
TO whselpit, and instantly crushed to death.
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Shocking SUICIpE.-0n Wednesday afternoon,
Lewis Z. Holmes, while lsboring under the effects
vi h.aaIs-d potn, put loaded gun to his head aud
pulling the trigger, with his foot blew bis brains
out at the house of his fatheriu law, john Wilson,
about six miles from Pittsbsrg, Pa.
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New YoaK, Jan. 9--The steamer Arago sailes
hence to-day at noon with sixty passengers an'
2465. 600 in specie.
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CONVECTION Sheridan. indicted I'm Pitts.
tnrg. Pa, Tor the murder OF Conrad Thielfnan, was
on Wednesday, last, convicted Of murder 10 the DC,
cona degree.
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LOSS OF THE SCHOONER SUNBEAM AND HER


BosroS, Jan. 9.-The schooner Sunbeam, from,
New York fer Maine, was wrecked off Sewbnry-
port harbor yesterday morning, and her master,
Captain Tsggerson, drowned. The crew, consist
ing of two men, were badly frost bitten.
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THE RATTLE ON NEW ORLEANS


to-day Of the Rattle OF New orleans was rather
dull. The weather was very unpleasant in the
morniDr
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AN ABoLITIoNIsr EXPELLED FROM MoBILl

MOBILE, Jan. "a large meeting was held here
to-day In the Amphitheatre, at which a committee
was appointed and authorized to expel Mr.. Ssrick
land. an Aboiitionist publisher, from the city
Resolutions were passed requesting him TO leave
the State never 10 return.
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H@% VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
CNN pp Al SIrpRpI NrHNncNr nE cICR ,

nag VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'SO OFFICE
RICHNosp, Va. Jan. 9Th 1863.
To Col. Il. FoSTIINE, President Dear Slr:-l have
prepared correct estimate Of the loss sustained by
the Company in Consequence of the fire at their
shops. on the mernng of the 3th inst. IN which l
have been assisted by Mr.. ". G. Preenan, Master
Machinist and Mr.. T. B. Childs. Master of Car Re
pairs. Every article was taken In detail and the
maximum amount of damage to the beet of their
Judgment, in connection with my own. set down
Damages 10 lOcomo 500
Dana yes to tools. patterns. &c including mate
375
Buildings, less ltss
1otsl-..- 9,s'J
Yours. very respectfully.
THOS. DODAMkAD,
la IL y, 9en'i. Superintendent.
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nay Auction NoTICE i ask attention
TO my gale Of Bacon. Liquors. &c, this DAY. at 10
clock.
ia lit X. CACTH0RN.
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THE DISPATCH.
slA<nAY M0NNfN0 .nyytARy III. las,
NvTrCn TO ADvRRTIsKRs.

Advertisements f~ the Drspsrcx must - handed
IN by cir c'caa IN TIC at<rnnen, In oricr to appear
tho next day The heavy pressure 81 sdvsstisns st'
apon the columns Of cor peoer vii not admit Of
their reception after the hour named.
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DEATH AxoSe THE poCTogs.-Rourteeu array eur.
geous, beoniny to the English SERVICE have perish
I'd 10 the disastrous revolt In India
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rsss- On PAIsTIsss.-FREE ExHIB

TfoS.1 he public respectfully requested TO call
and examine the collection Of oil Paintings which
are on exhibition during TODAY and EVENING,
at s. z. semples old stand Main street between 9Th
s0d 10th. -
| Auction sale to CONNIE nee O MORROW morning.
~ 10 o'clock l.. . COOK CO,
ia lit Auctioneer-.
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AGENCY IN NORFOLK.

wM. E. FOSTER. ESQ. !. the Agent for the p.ny
prspArca Ia Norfolk. the circulation 81 the paper
there having increased 20 extent demanding Per
s.asl attention 90 in distribution the collecticn 81
does, &c.
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HG- RICHMOND Board OF TRapE.-
II. l.. KEN, Pres,t. JAMES b. DIPCY. Tr.,
W. d: IsAtCs, Secy
Committee Qf 4sbitrdiioB.
L>RKIS W. GI-szERRoOK, II. L. kKNT,
TEoe. W. McCASCE, LEWIS d. CRkSSHAS.
l"Tt H0r6~as.
WV. BURKE, b. b. BPIbiF0Rb.
LITHER LIBBY, JAMES 4. RIpDICR.
ia Its
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ATTACHMENTS.

AMU6HMEMT6.
RIoHMoSD THEATRE.
F1RsrM0HT or THE
DISTINGUISHED TRAdEDLtS,
Mr.. H. Lorraine,
Who VIII appear this tNoSDAY5 evening m me
celebrated character u
HAMLET,
FRINGE OF DENMARK.
Hamlet .........-...........Mr. H. Lorraine
Pas de cseicuis.. MIS- JENNIE hi<''
Toconclude with
ApxJssroS.-press Circle and Parauetts 81 cts.
(uo extra charge for secured ssstsl sec0aa lr =,
Rows only I2,. eta Western Gallery Is cts Gallery
20 cts. Doors open at o'ciock-lyersuree emmenSs
AZ u before 8, precisely. Box once open uom !"
until q and from 3 until 5. daily --
@ THALBERG'S SECOND AND LAST
=. but one GRAND CONCERT. win take place on
fof'SDA MsTRuP0LiTAS HALL.
.viEUXTEMPs.
The manager bess leave to announce ma, ne.imns
given in this city. the following eminent srfs,'
have been engaged and viii appear jointly with MT
Madsme BERTHA yOHANsEE..
| (Cautatrirs di CamerU 10 1ne LHPetG VI Asuri -
and prinia donna Of Italian Opera ao,iss, t,A'y
dsrmanT, and Academy SY, e K SEs Ne" YORK;
rrha Young American Prima Donna Contraito *
| pressly engaged for the Academy oil mnslc' y. l.
| for the production of English Operas ana ora't
| sIG, IKHMAN, (the eminent Baritone ocnv,
| ''A"' -" Conductor: 4. HASSLOCHEh
| STHaIBERe will play Norma" "Andante, s snt
"serensde ban Ps'quale. Lucretis B3 Wg LII In
Grand Duette Huguenots. for Piano and 'i"iip' VIII
MIR. TIEUxTEnPS. r..:.0
| Lucia" "Duette Huguenots,' with ar THALfERS.
| Madame JoHAysBy will sing "Cayntina Barbsr'
de swiahs. !" 'prices " alse," and "Duette Don Clio
| vanni" with Gig. LEHMAN: .r,
| Mrs KEMP will sing Ave Maria" and "Th'
| Dreant Spot" English song
| sig LEHMAN will sing ARIA Lucia" and Duette
| with Mad. JoHASSsy.
| The price Of admission has been liked as follows
Choice and reserved Seats secures SlO not secured
| 81 The sale of reserved seats commences to-day
| at O'Clock A. NJ. ut Mr.. Woodheuses Book store.-
| On MON DAY the 81 tickets and remaining 81 ~ re
| served seats will i've sold,
| 60 Doors open at ~. Concert commence at |
nAn Mr.. THALBERG's last Concert. positively. or
THURSDAY. January Ia. as-n
g THALBERG'S
=. LAST GRAND CONCERT
WILL TAKE PLACE ON
Thursday Evening, Jan. 14th.
| The sale OF seats for this LAST CONCERT will
commence TOMORROW. (Tuesday) st9O'clk. A. N
| ia li-N
| THAIRFRO CRAM pJ
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g THALDERG'S
-. LAST GRAND CONCERT
WILL TAKE PLACE ON
Thursday Evening, Jan. l4th.
LOST.
T OsT. THREE CERTIFICATES Of

OST, L IL Il Il h CERTlFlCATBS OF
~ the stock Of the New York and Richmond Coal
Company Nos. a. IS and S. each OF which WAS issued
to Robert NJ Bowdep, bars date on the 18th day of
July. l35S, and is for n shares of stock. The 40
shares Of stock for which these certificates we're is
sued. have been Transferred to me, and notice of
transfer filed in the office of said Company This
advertisement is made for the purpose Of obtaining
certificates. Any one v ho may have the certifi
Gates i'll possession will confer favor by returning
them to me.
ia It-lawts JOY. JACKSON, JR.
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CONVENTION OF SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF
WISE ~ THr KANSAS QUESTION

NEW YoRG, Jan. Gov. Wise's letter tn the
Tanmauy Society, read yesterday on the occasion
OF the celebration Of the Eighth OF January, says
that Congress ought not to reject the Iecompton
Constitution, but ought 10 subject it 70 fair vote
of the people Of Kansas; and for Bny difference Of
opinion as to the question no honest Democrat
should ha prOserihe1.
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7 OST-On the 23d inst, either at Mr..
~ Be,in's Lumber Yard. or between there and
;ih strstt, on Broad u oliver Detached LEVER
nam. Of VIM. MITCHELL, JK Richmond, on the
zap Of the watch. reasonable reward will he paid
for its return 10 this office. de 3I-ts
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I OST.-On Friday night, between Me
dence ONE LADIES fUR-CUFF. The finder " III
BE- literally rewarded by leaving it at the Dispatch
Office.
ia ll-2tS MARTIN z. TAYLOR.
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The money market is easier, the bank rates
having been reduced to per cent. An increase IN
bullion is reported Of 81. 30O,oeo. Consols-money
q3a9S; for account Q3a93l4
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IMPORTANT FROM INDIA LUCKNOW RE-
LIEyEp-ExECCTf0S OF THE ROYAL FAM
| ILY-COMMERCIAL MATTERS. &C.
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7 OST.-We caution the public against
~ trading for. or receiving two Bonds. Nos 81 and
-. q $500 each with Coupons attached, of the Vir
ginia Central Railroad Company, as said Bonds are
our property ana have been misiaii or losi.
ia 2--dIf HAXALL 4 co.
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AT MEADE & PAKER's New Drug

GOAL CARTS.-NoTIcE.- Having been
~ appointed Inspector Of COAL, ANTHRACITE
and COhE CARTS oil persons running such on the
streets are requested 10 bring them ia proper
order for inspection, and obtain my certificate with
out which you cannot obtain LICENSES next month.
will be found at the City Hall from 10 until /
O'Clock, for several days 10 come.
ia ll-2tS John TALMAN.
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COO RE- ARD.-L0, between the
WNO Coal Pits and Richmond, on Thursday even
In money. bond on James Meafor for SiJ'. with
various other Articles AMI Receipts. for whirh the
finder receive the above reward and my best re-
cards nv leaving it ut thisetce Planters House.
Cary street.
Ia at X.
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T .AW BOOK NOTICE.-Tho third vol
- ume oS Mr.. Conway Rotinson's New Practice
10 IN press and VIII be ready la a short time Per.
soDs who have the first and second volumes vanid
do well to order the third volume frcrn
GEURGE NJ. WEST
~ Law Bookseilcr and Publisher
Nos. and Exchange Place two doors hsio,r ,h.
Post Office Wv" 'iV
NR.-Orders win be promptly attended 70.
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T OST OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will

7 OST-At Dir. Moore's Church, on Sun
IL day last French Worked CUFF. Any one
having the above Will confer htyor BY leaving Il AT
our store. JOHNSON HARDWOOD.
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EOR HIRE-FOr the present year, q
Il first rata Washer and Ironer; aiso, q capable
House Servant. who Is neat sesmstress. Apply st
the Dispatch office. iali-lts
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SOMEBODY ELSE.

xpyIssrOS-press Circle and Parauette A cts
fno extra charge FOR secured sea,s secoRd Ter o.
Family Circle Is cts. Eastern Gallery. expr essy roI
Roys only I2,. cts. Western Gallery Is cts. GaiieEy
n "a Doors open at o'clock-lverturee rmmenc.
Al i, before 3. precisely. Box ONCE open nom "
until 2 and from until 5. daily
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-11

"A WANTED ONE HUNDRED
YOUNG MES for the UNITED STAfEB
TFy MOUNTED SERVICE, to serve in Kansas
~ Nebraska California. Texas and New meE-
leo. Pay from Sl2 to SO per month. Horses ACCOM-
trements clothing. food and medical attendance fur
nshed free of charge.
For further information. apply at the Rendezvous,
franklin street. opposite Metropolitan Hall, Rnhr
nond, Va. b. II. ROBERTSON.
LIST Lieutenant I'd Dragons.
LIN ksSrnifinR Nftcrk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-11

E'ATE NUTICE. " Madame UEVESE,
u the gifted yonug FORTUNE TELLER will re-
ceive calls as usual at her on Broad street
between lst and I'd. II sadde aud ha rness store
Lost lovers, uniaiihfui husbands. things stolen or
lost. all recovered through her magical power.
Pflces.ir =, 81 10 u. ia lI-3tt