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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-19

Lost IN The WooDs.-Fsdrftd SuferIRg.-A young
man named Frederick Wslthcr, started out from
Princeton, in Benton county, on the 10Th of De
cember, on Il hunting excursion intending to re
turn the same evening; but losing his way. he
was forced TO remain out all night. The night was
cold, and his feet were partially frozen; and in
the greatest pain, he wandered about the whole OF
the next day, but found no habitaton, nor was he
able to kill any game. Another night in the deep
forest, and another day. found him helpless, and
almost famished. As last resort TO preserve life,
he killed his dog, aud ate the flesh raw. For three
days longer, he remained in the same place, sub.
sistiDg on the remains of his dog, without ire
and with the consciousness that his limbs were
gradually freezing.
On the 9th day, he was accidentally found by a
man named Thompson, who had been out in the
Pinery making claim. Mr.. Thompson had no
conveyance with him, and there being no habta-
tion nearer than PriDcetOwn. twenty five miles dis
tant, he left the sufferer quantity Of provisions
and fire, and fastened TO Princeton for team. Ii
required four days to get back to where Walther
was camped, thus making the time he was in the
woods just ninedays. Mr. Thompson brought him
as rapidly as possible 10 So Anthony, where he was
carefully naised; but on Thursday, it was found
necessary as the only hope for life, that both his
fest should DO amputated, which was accordingly
done just above the ankle There Is strong
probability that he will recoser-II Ia,a Pioneer
TBE TRIAL OF saITH.--In Philadelphia. on Satur
day, District Attorney Mann opened the areument
for the Commonwealth In the case of Thomas w |
smith, on trial for the murder Of Mr. Carter Pres
ident Of the Tamsqua Bank. SIR. Mann combstted |
the plea Of insanity, but states that "there has
never been d case In which my duties and my SYM /
pathies have been 80 continually in conflict l |
have never prosecuted man whom I so sincerely
pitfed The defendant appears TO be Il man of very
warm feeIings-a sincere friend and devoted hus
band. Az such honor him--would that we had |
more men la the community like him."
MIR. Thayer, for the defence succeeded Dir.
Mann, presenting the various points In the case,
especially those which related 70 the alleged in
aaity Of the prisoner,
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LOLA MoNrEz.-The eccentric countess OF Lans-
feldt has at length made her appearance IN the
character of "The Wife," BY reference to the for
eign news it will be perceived that among the
passengers by the America is Madame Lola Mon
tez, who was recently married to the FRINGE oil
Shelosky in Paris.
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SHORTENING CREDIrs-The commission dealers Of
New York, in connection with eastern manufac-
terers whom they represent, have recently been
considering the propriety of shortening credits
from six and eight to four months, and the result
is unanimous resolution to adopt the short system
as soon as the season fairly commences.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-19

@- NoTIcE.-We ask particular at
tention to orr sale of valuable Negroes belonging to
the estate Of Jos Wingtield, decd, when takes
place on WEDNESDAY next, 10 O'Clock.
Amongs. the Negroes are two No SeamstresSes'
two good Factory hands and one good Cook.
WV DICKINSON, HILL CO..
"a ~ ots Auctioueers
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sGS. NEAT BRICK COTTAGE ON 9TH
s,pyrT At Auction We ask special attention to the
sale TIiIS EVENING, on the premises; commsncl ing
AT 1 o'clock of the very desirable Brick cottage
Residence situated on 5th, near Leigh street. see
particulars in advertising column.
ia 10 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR son, Aucts
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sSF. AnwI.IsrR.ron's SALE OF DRuGs,

Gorgeous Ous. FIXTURES, &C, AT Aucrfos. -Atten-
ton i r.onestei 10 the sale OF the stock OF Drugs,
Chemicals, Oils Paints Sc This M9 or, ,a cbas
~ ;,i.n.n.b on Main between nth and 18TH SITS
BIZ order Of the Administrator rerr .n.,
n THUlihC W hhb5A'f Ns"N~'
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THE "MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE IN
l. STRANGE COMPANY" KNOWLES 4 WAL

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN SYDNEY,
FOR SALE We are authorized to sell that
very valuable square of Land in Sydney, on which
which Mr. George d. Pace resides: the improve
ments on which consist of an excellent Brick Dwell
ling. containing rooms. with front and
poIches and large brick kitchen, stable, &c 1t has
front Main street of $40 feet and the Fame front
on Cary street. 1t will be sold entire, or divided to
suit purchasers. Apply at once to George ID. Pace,
or to GODDlN 4 APPERSOS, Aucts.
l1--St*
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WANTED, HANDS.-" auteu 70 hIre
w for the present year. six coiorcd HANDS, %
work on the Repairs ~ the Road and II 10 go with
" '''"'"e 'N' WM. ". BRAGG.
lnu Load
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NOTICES TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DIspArcH must be handed
by six O'Clock IN The afternoon, in order to appear
che nextday. The heavy pressure Of advertisements
upon the columns Of cur paner will not admit Of
their rcoertion after the honr named.
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LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKET-Correciton.-l the
report of the Liverpool Cotton market, telegraph
ed to the Richmond press on Sunday, and publish
ed Yesterday In the summary Of news by the Anne
RIGA, there were some very material errors, the
most prominent of which was the statement
of the advance established on the week. 1t should
have been L,d, instead of I'D. The stock in port
at Liverpool amounted to 100000 bales, incleding
100 600 American.
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ROSES IN JASUARY.-We received yesterday,
from An unknown lady friend, q most acceptable,
If not "seasonable' present. 1t was a beautiful
rose as fresh and fragrant as any we have ever
seen in the month of May, accompanied by note,
stating that the flowers, Strawberries and toma-
toes had unfolded their golden petals, even in the
midst of winter. Eastern poetry" (says the wr-
teri supposed the rose to hurst forth from its
imprisonment at the song of the nightingale ;"
but we attribute the bloom of our pleasing gift to
the mildness of the temperature, which woos the
flowers from their hiding places before their time
We also received n bunch Of radishes from our I'M
known friend, who, in the distribution of her ia
vors consults tho useful as well as the ornamen-
ta1
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ClpT1yRE OF A NOTED BURGLAR.

New YORK Jan. lS.-Chauucey Johnson the no
ted burglar, who robbed the Bank of the state OF
New York of $4,000, was caught Saturday night,
rnhhinr a Rtore In Duane street.
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The CHA ExrEpIrIoS.-The Santa Fe Gazette
contains full account of the ella expedition
which has been successful, having fully accom-
plished the end contemplated in its organization
Not only this, but it has resulted in obtaining in
formation Of valuable portion Of our territory,
which otherwise might ha hidden
from us for yearh 10 come.
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CHARACTERISTICS subscri-
w Der wishes to employ an OLD FIELD SCHOOL
MASTER 10 teach children TO read, write and cy'
pher. English Grammar and Geography. School TO
conmpnce the LIST day of March next. miidied
aged man preferred. Apply to
in l3-d2w Amelia county. Va.
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NJ, RICHMOND MUSICAL INSTI-
&lJS TUTE.-T. l.. GALLEIIER. Principal The
PIX second session Of this Institution will COM
mence the 18th Of February and close the last week
in June. inclnding a term of 10 weeks.
Every facility is afforded in this School for acquir
ing thorough Musical Education
TBRaS-F0r the Session. per schOar-Two Lessons
per week Vocal Glass Exercises. (adut.D $3.50 For
Juvenile Glasses 81. Piano. Organ. Melodeon, each
$40 Violin, Guitar Flute, &c, $50. Private Lessons
on the Voice 81 per lesson.
BOARD OF INsTRUcTIoS-Mr T l. GALLEHER. Mu-
steal Notation, Cultivation of the Voc" and Piano
Mr. ELlODOR0 CATUPS, Organ, Melodeon, and Mu-
ii al Composition. Mr. NATHANIEL CARUSI, Pi-
auo. Mr. c + ROSEN, Guitar and Flute. MIR
D0LLINGER, Violin.
Especial attention is given to the cultivation of The
voice. which is conducted strictly scientific prln
ciples. The theory of the voice as presented to the
Academy of Sciences. by VI. Manuel Garcia, Pro
fessor of Music in the French Conservatorio, and
which has been extensively elaborated by &: Bas-
sinni, Professor of Music, New York. is made the
basis of instruction Those who intend patronsing
this School, will obge the Principal by giving no
tice soon possible that ample arrangements
may he made. For further information. apply to L.
l. GALLEEER, at his Music Rooms, 2l2 Broad st.
Ig-lm
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81 THALBERG's GRAND PIANO will he sold THI'
MORNING, at Metropolitan Hall, by messrs. james NJ
Taylor Il Son. Terms-One.third cash; balance
and months
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-19

H8 CITIZENS and strangers who have been deceiy
ed by purchasing dingy, miserable Ambrotypes
should obtain the beautiful miniature Ivory Ambrn
types, taken by the celebrated TYLER Co, 1879 Main
or
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N.Y. FURNITURE AT AUCTION. --Atten-
ton is asked to my sale Of Furniture, This
commencing at 10 O'Clock. ut the house. on ''"' "'
tween Main and Cary streets yyuapr .rc,
in 70 THOMhS W. hba'' $500
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IT, CITIZENS and strangers, see the beautiful sp'
cimens Of art by the new Ambrotype process of Il
LER L Co. l39 Main street.
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30 CITIZENS and strangers, bear it in mind that
TYLER Co. charge but 50 cents for the new style
of Ambrotypes they are now making at 1879 Main
street.
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FRASKLIS's BIRrH-DAY.-Sunday, the 18th inst.
was the 1924 anniversary of the birth of Benia
,,,t,. Era lin
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Capt. Ramsay has been restored te the retired
list by the Naval Court, with salary OF twenty
five hundred dollars per annum
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~ ORDER.-The subscribers have opened a
Laundry on Catharine street, and are prepared 70
execute the business in the best style We ask the
favor OF our friends 20 give CALL and we WILL rs
far as our capacity affords, render work in the
Broad streets. All orders for work will be left there
il 6-dIm ROBERT A. BRADLEY Co
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o. CITIZENS and strangers. procure the new
style of Ambrotypes that TYLER Co. are making
at l3q Main street.
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Cotton and Money Matters i'm Ala
bdnd.
[coRREsroSDrscr OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
UALLAS COUNTY, MA,
January 18th, 1858. {


DALLAS COUNTY, ALA,
January 18th, 1858.
Nothing of much interest is going on down this
way. t0tton-Lotton, is the aliabsorbing theme
that seems to engage the minds Of the people now
Money matters are harder up in this country than
has ever been before experienced--so say the old
settlers. Cotton is now Offering at cents, but
Ind few buyers; In fact, no is selling those
who are forced by necessity. All are holding on
waiting for better time TO come--which of course
Is having a bad effect. Latest accounts from No
bile report several heavy failures, which Ia only
prelude to what Is expecting throughout the whole
u the Southern country. Yours, truly, /,
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IT, CITIZENS and strangers, see the new style OF
Ambrotypes TYLER Co. are making, at 1873 Main
street,
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o. OFFICE FOR RENT. The Office
LIE lately occupied by Franklin Thomas, Esq on
Bank street. Goddin's ALL as law office il for
rent. 1t is furnished with fixtures for gas light Ap-
ply 10 ia Ie-2t JOHN n DAVIS
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THREE DAYS IN MEMPHIs.-This new volume is
from the pen of DIR. MAN UHLEMAN, Instructor in
Egyptian Antiquities in the University of Coffin
gen, &c. 1t purports to be an attempt to sketch
the private life of those very original people, the
Egyptians, and the learning and researches of the
author qualify him for the task. The book is for
ola nv I Randolph
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-19

THEATRE.-The thrilling drama Of "Belphegor.
has proved SO popular, that it has been determin'
ed to repeat it tonight. Mr.. Lorraine sustalns the
character of Belphegor with remarkable effect,
aud is Handsomely supported by the company.
We understand that Mrs Mcmahon, n. York
lady, whose debut created good deal of sensation
In the fashionable circles in which she moved. will
appear some evening during the present week.
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THE TREASURY NOTES.-The new treasury notes
have been executed with great skill, representing
upon their faces admirable Ekenesses OF the Presi-
dent and Secretary of the Treasury. 1t is found
that the notes will be current at three per cent
interest any bank being glad to take them on de-
post at par, with the accumulated interest
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Esa ROOM FOR RENTING have for
Vii rent over our store. large, handsome
front room. T. MCCARTHY SON
III Rroad s-r
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!, MUsIC.-The ARMORY BAND

w. MUSlC.-Thc ARMORf BAND
t9$ respectfully announce TO the public that they
SSS1 are now prepared to furnish The latest and
best MUSIC OF the day for BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
Mr.. ". IOEBMAS. the we'll Known and popular
fioiinis. having become amemher Of tho ARh0kY
BAND, they feel confident that their STRING
figures will be called by Mr. J. NJ. MELLON
JAMES II. SMITH.
& T. S.-Any number Ct instruments furnished. from
two 10 ten ia it-imt
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HEADQUARTERS 4rH DIVISION !
\ OF VIRGINIA MILITIA.
RICHMOND, Jan. Is. 1858.

" GENERAL ORDERS, No l.
In accordance with the provisions of the 18th
ton of chapter I'D of the Code of Virginia, the fol-
lowing officers appointed. and will constitute the
staff of this Division viz: -
POWHATAN r. PAGE, of Gloucester, Aid. with
the rank of Lieut.. Colonel.
WIN. MUNF0RD, of Richmond, Aid, with the
rank of Major. -
WARNER T. TALIAFERRO of Matthews, Aid,
with the rank of Major.
EDWIN ROBINSON. Of Richmond, Division tlnar-
termaster with the rank of Major.
(Signed) VIM. b. TALIAFERRO,,
IA Io-ts Major Genl Command.
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b RIO AID ROCK.

AsAh~ sM neeAR s s1s,iS Is,
S1S&S January, 1885 for three year
Odds $g1 entrance SlEi for.
felt. 10 come OF second TIL ESDAY in May Is5S mile
heats. The following nominations have been re-
ccivcd:
Thomas md Thomas W. boswell names oh. {. by
Revenue, dam Sarah Washington.
Thomas and Thomas W. Boswell names CHI. by
Revenue, dam Virginia Payne.
Thomas aud Thomas w. Boswell names cif. colt by
Revenue, dam Nina.
X. X. Beascy names br. colt Two Bits by Revenue
dam imported Priam.
VIM. Il. Gibbon names CHI. f. Rosebud, by Revenue,
dam Marchioness Ivy imported Rowton.
*. ii. Dickinson names eh, e by Revenue. dam by
Pamunkey.
Calvin Green names grey 10y Glencoe. dam by
Grey Eagle.
Calvin Green also names CHI. by Glencoe, dam by
imported Envoy.
VIM Y Harper names b. C. by Yorkshire, dam hy
Mucklejohn.
For the four mile Sweepstake for all ages 500 en-
trance $50 forfeit 81 900 added by the Club and Pro-
prietor, the following nominations have been re-
/. Thomas ID Watson b. h. Michigan. by Garrison
Zinganee. dam Virginia Rose, by imported Trustee.
years old.
coe dam Motto, years old.
e. John Campbell names oh. pa by Lizzy Melon
aid, by Reyenue, dam Sarah Washington, years
VIM. H. Gibbons rames eh. m. Mary Eveiine by
Glencoe, dam Sally Ward, by Jshn X. Grimes,
S James A. Valentine pames b. e. Mat spangler.
By Tally lilo, dam Seven Up. years old.
e. Calvin Green names b. H. Robert Walker BIZ
Camden, dam by Boston, years old
ja Is-3t CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
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'-y.w yorn U.rbor FiIItng Up.


Such Il the alarming announcement OF the new
y.r. p.,,x New.. Ths. paper states that mes
sars has been lately sent to the Common councis
Of the Fmn.re CITY setting forth. on the authority
ofthe Hsrhor Commissioners, that the water near
Diamond Reef had shnsed rapidly that two
largo vessels could hardly pass each other In tn e
channel, The flling ont Of shoal from Mitchell to
t3overnnrs Island would intercept the direct navi'
sation between the Hudson and East rivers.
The alleged cause Of this injurious effect Is said
to be the washing out OF the earth at the Battery
enlargement. Tho News Justly says that the NIL
ing up OF the harbor would put an end to the COM
mercial greatness Of New York.
II New York Is IN danger Of not having water
enough to accommodate shipping of the present
siye Of vessels what would become of her should
the projects for monster steam vessels be realized
In that event the sceptre Of this American Tyre
would pass TO .esports having deeper harbors and
among them our own Norfolk stands pre-eminent
Religious Movements I'm England.
In addition 10 the active operations among the
masses Of London, which have been conducted mn
der the auspices Of the energetic Sturgeon, the
Church of England is extending her labors in the
same direction with equal zeal. Among various
efforts Of the kind the Bishop of London has com
menced series OF specla services lot tue ~S'"
class, In connection with the London Diocesan
Home Mission. The first service was at Bethn"i
Green with sermon in the parish church by the
Bishop and il thus described in the London Record:
"Thc large church. with Its double galleries, seats
1000 people, but there could not have been fewer
than $500 present. The pews. according to preVi-
Gus arrangement, were thrown open to all, the
usual stockholders cheerfully seeking accommoda-
dations among the congregation generally Three
fourths probably Of tho crowded audience were
men. a very considerable proportion OF them wea-
vers not in the habit Of attending church The
fervor and heartiness OF the singing showed the
feelings that animated them"
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Hp-A VERY PARTICULAR NoTteE To MY FRIENDS,
CUSTOMERS, AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.-This is to
inform you that am now prepared to manufacture
Ladies' Gentlemen's, Boys and Misses Doors, SHOES
and CATERS, of every description. Having on
hand the best materials that can he bought in the
European markets and also the best of materials of
American manufacture, making in all my Stock of
Materials the best that can he had and having now
in my employ the best workmen that this country
can produce that if cannot furnish to my friends
and customers and the public with good B00Tsand
SHOES | would like to know who can.
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nSsn JANUARY 18TH. lS5S.-THos. R.

n.y. JANUARY 18TH, 185S.-THos. r.
PRIcE Co will commence this day, their attractive
TO which special attention is called As these goods
will embrace useful and substantial articles. rare
chance will be afforded every one who may need
such things for the coming year, as they viii be snlh
at far less than the qualities will bring after
the spring trade fully opens.
They will consist Of
Linen SIJEETINGS Irish LINENS, best make
Cotton do 81 81 I24 Table DAMASkS
pillow LINENS Damask Table CLOTHS
- COTT0NS NAPKINS
TOWELLINGS BLANKETS. every Kind
DIAPERS FLANNELS,
UUCUARACK LINSEY, &c. &c.
Blcached C0TTONS
And to the above sale will be added q rich array
of black and colored plain and hQnred silks ana
Silk Robes, of the most modern styles and shades
to I've closed ont during this and the ensuing month
at far less than the cost of importation, In many
cases. An early call is requested;
ia lS-l2t L. *. PhlCE w.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Fort Of Richmond, Jan. 1s.-Hfgh Water ~ ooP'



ARRIYED,
Steamer Geo Peabody, Allen. Baltimore, hogs,
Stearns Thurston. n
Steamer Bclvidere, Keen, Baltimore, mdse., Lud-
lam Watson.
Steamer Jamestown. Parrish. New York, mdse.
and passengers Ludlam Il Watson.
Schr. st. Cloud, johnson, James RIVER, wheat
Thomas ZONES Co.
Slo0p Dunkrk, Shelly. York river. wheat;
Schr. Olivia, Curtis, Hampton, wheat, Duhlop'
Moncure Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Allen, Baltimore IN baF
last. -. al.
Schr ". W. Griffin. Snipes. down the ri,er' nght'
scbr summerd.ld. Pritchet, down the river
light.
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HEAD QTARS 4TH DIVISION OF !
z VIRGINIA MILITIA.
N RICHMOND. Jan. Is, 1851

1t being essential for the purpose of necessary ar
sngemeDts and proper organization. officers COM
manding troops which expect to take part in the ce
remonies of the erection of the Equestrian statue oil
Washington, on the I'D of February next. WIN re-
name strength and arm of their respective COM
mands the time at which they will reach Richmond.
and the mode of conveyance.
Newspapers in this and other States are requested
to publish this order.
By order of
WV MuSFoRD, MAJOR and AiddeCamp.
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STEAMER BELYIDERE-

~TSS h STEAMER RELVlDERE--
.@---s1l+.ssasFoR BALTIMORE Freight 70.
ceiVe to-day, MONDAY. at t3 oclork and up 10
the hour Of o'clock z. NJ. TUESDAY the I2th iusi
unless suniciency be received prior to that hour.
Consicnecs are requested to sand for their gcods
to-day.
Shippers requested 10 send In the names Of teiF
consgnees early "Wednesday met ming, or their ship
meats will be consigned 81 order.
lalS-2t LUDLAM & WATSON.
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HOGS, H0GS.-Tho subscriber has on
IL hand three hundred slaughtered HOGS, which
he will sell on reasonable terms for cash. The Hogs
can be seen at Valentine HeCker's Slaughter House
II not sold by this evening, the 9th they will be
sailed. A. A. KAY
ia IQ-Itk
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ANU sEMENTS.
o Conclude with the
DUMB BELLE.

ADMISSI0N.-Dress Circle and Parauette 50 cts
mo extra charge for secured seats) Second Tier or
Family Circle Is cts Eastern Gallery, expressly for
Boys, only l2z cts. Western Gallery % cts Gallery
80 cts. Doors open at oclock-0vertnrec cmmenct
at a befGe $, precisely Box once open from Il
until q and from 3 until daily
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ATTENTION. VIRGINIA RIFLES
RICHMOND MUSICAL INSTI

"a Attend meeting This TUESDAY Evening
III at Schads Hall, at Soclock precisely.
IL BY order of the Captain.
IN. q.
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PASSENGERS FOR NEW

PE PASSENGEhS tOh NEW
YORK hy the U. s. Mail Steamship
1Nac&R eJAMESTOMN are requested tn be
fE&SS2<zzsSMeOn board before the hour Of derar-
tare 4 o'clock 4. NJ TUESDAY. the i9th inst.
Tickets and berhs secured nj Office, South side
of IN" Basin.
Passage 20 New York. Meals and State RooruS in
ciuded only $40. Storage passage, only q.
Passage t0Norfolk, same ~ by the River boais.
in Is--2t LUD1AM h WATSON,