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,iREAr IMPRovEMEyT.-lt is well known that DR..
BR 4GG IA eminently the mort successful in the cure
4 all Cutaneous scorbutic and UIcerous Diseases In
he Western States His great success In the fact
that his Lininents are the best the medical profess
don have known He spares no pains or expense In
orocuring the very BEST materials and compromising
them himself Therefore all physicians Prsecrff.
nd use them DR.. BRAGGS ARCTIC LiNIhkhT
an Improvement which dcfles all known remedies
70 Compare ith II in the Of all external dis
eases on man or beast.
Its exceedingly effeaelous In removing Biotches.
rumors Pimpies. Sore Lips and Eyes, and renders
the skin soft and fair a.
Its very superior penetrating properties stamp u
At once as the surest Of n remeies for the cure o.
Deep Bruises, Strains. ssin joints, Rheumstssm.
iout. Neuralgia, Paralysis. Burns, Plies, CNns.
Warts any extornal Sore. and II 10 not paniui IN
Fos ANIMALS, the ARcTtc hsImENT s sure rem
sy for external diseases Of Horses and Mnies sucn
- Sprains, sweny, Scratches, Thrush. Poll Eyh. "
/ my Sore or Swslliag. a. !.
II is put mp in three SIZES AZ PC nc anu ~; ~.
II YOU buy dollar lottie, you viii be furnishes IT.
| for one year with " EmcFsons Illustrated un'ss3
states Jonrnsl' by filing mp the oertih.at. arouna
each dollar bottle and sending II 10 j. N. Esrssos
/ Co. 81 Broadway, New York. rsr
| 81 Tor sale by an Bvrggists.
| PuRCELI, LADD CO..
! aa7-dkevts Wholesale Agents.
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THREE DEER KILLED AT ONE SHoT.-About the 10th
of last month, W. T. Grice, of Butler, Ga while
on hunt in Cinch county, killed at one shot,
three deer, which were all that ran by him. 1t
was his first deer hunt.
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Acourrr.p.-Rhoda, slave to Mr.. JOS

ACQUITTED. D.--KhOua, sIaVe 10 MT. Jos.
Atkins, was tried before the Hastings Court yes
terday and acquitted, on the charge Of receiving
diamond ring valued at 500, which was stolei
from Mr. Charles H. Wynne on the 10Th Septern
ber, 1855, knowing the same to have been stolen
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aEYEnALm meeting Of the stockhold-


n ers Of the James River and Ksnawha Conrs,S
nv will he held puFsnant to the toiow ing osdfrof
th. Board Of rnbllc works: Az mesting o. M M
board OF Public Works, DeceTnber z3d, 10. ~ .nS
yeauest Of the President Of the jams hisef 49,
Kanas ha Company, II was oFdefrd. thxs kcn.1s -
meeting of the Stockholders OF that ogmpsnf ~ .
called to be held at the Crm uniee ,sh ~ ~ II
Of Richuond, ON WEDNEsDAf, the M I'm ,esS 80 ~ -
January iSss 10 take into eonsidessSRh H. ~ ina
n,sssd by the General Assembly on s.t .ns an ths
providing for the psyment o. nc .sd s,,eh osssr
guarnpteed bonds Of the Comps"ss - -
buslasss A. mar be subnsiffco.
I - appofxraxsr os rscxr.
| -. Al, r,et by these pressnts. Tist. we, tho
aneI,s,s,a being Stock khoders N the james River
snS anawha Company, DO herely conssstnse sn9
s.,.,ns cur true aud lawful Attorney sSa
p,.x~ 10 renresent each VI us Ia all HcEsrA ess
;nsss ~ The stock holders of ssid Company, hss3
s.yshin ,ir mouths from and after the daes nefe-
| AZ when We are not personaliy pf.soet ~ nysr
| y..enfeA bY seme other Proxys with sau, eoyz
ami authority at such General Mssunxs " nso ~
vote or votes aud 10 do such other set q 49,
zach of as could give or do a. memees " tns -
,nertingr III We were personally prssphr sna - ~
hereby rstify and conisrm whatever vote - 49, 49,. =
| al ~ acts cur said Attorney may lswmny Gsss
10 for us 10 pursuance of the Authority hsssD5 os
'e,ssa w,sa.sss sur hands and sAAls. this dAy q
/ ons thousand eight hnRdred aud ss..a1
Testes fsxAl1
nv ae,sr az the Preeldehf ...,...... 49,
Fl ~ nzx vss. 1890 ~ - Nm y. MuNPOkus See =
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SENT OH.-Oliyer A. Hobson was ex.
amined before the Hastings Court yesterday on ii,
charge Of fooniously shooting James Hansb,
rough on the 4th inst. and remanded for final tri
pication WAS made for bail, which the court re
fused to grant.
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Mr.. FosNgsr, the tragedan, remains confined u
his room at Cleveland, Ohio, suffering from an az
tack of inhammatory rheumatism. t
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SPECIAL posr OFFICE AaEKr.-aen Qranville p
smith has been appointed Special Mail Agent o
the Post Office Department for the southern statel
10 nm the piece lately held by the Hon. Barclay
Martin. =
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ELOUR MILL AND FIXTURES COM
l. PLKTH POR SALE.-I have one Of Eoyes' 81
inch BURR STONE MILLS, with all the necessary
machinery for making the best Family Flour, nor
saie very lpw, comprising Smut Machine ,Screen,
B0lHng Cloths, Elevators, Shafts. Pules Belts and
belting Chests. all ready 10 be attached to atGr
hnl or Steam Engine. and capable Of making IA bar
reit Of best Family Flour in twelve hours This Mill
aHd Machinery has been worked in the city of Rich
m0nd asont months, by George Merriam, dec d.
making superior Family Flour. and is now as good
~ new. The present owner having no use Tor 1t,
will sell 1t for less than half of the original cost The
machinery can be seen and the price ascertained By
application at the United States Hotel.
JOHN A. JETKR.
n. B.-This Mil will grind 10 bushels of corn pei
honr into the fnest Meal. se S-dts
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ARRIVAL OF GEN. WALKER.-General
Walker, the great ibuster, arrived in this city by
the Richmond and fredericksburg cars yesterday.
and was Immediately taken in charge by ". A..
Pryor, Esq, and conveyed to his private resi-
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THg PLooD IN ALABAaA.--The Selma Reporter
saws that the loss from Tuscaloosa to Demopolis
by the recent rise In the river, is yariously esti
mated at from $50, coo to 81 200 GOO.
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ApyurAxT BlLEs.-Adjutaat Biles, Of Gen. Wal
ker's Nicaragua army, whose arrest, In Norfeik.
on the charge of robbing his late emrloyer in Phi
ladelphia Of the sum Of $4,000, was .preFionsy
mentioned, reached that city in charge OF High
Constable Russell, ~ late honr last Friday night
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THE VIRGINIA TOBACCO WARE
No. e FRONT sTREET. NEW YORK.
CONNOLLY & ADAMS,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS
FOR rHF SALE or
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MAEUFAC
TURED T0RACC0.
A. Liberal aiYancefnents on consiGnments. ~k&
sFlNNES {. ADAMS is connected with our house
JAMES A. CONNOLLY. RoRT. III. ADAMS.
Iy ZS-fm
JARUS SHINE, Auctioneers and
Ia OrrnraiSsion Merchants. No "a Main street, give
their undivided services as Auctoneers for the sale OF
rfl estate merchandise Of every description, and
honseholi furniture.
ssleof horses mules. cows. wagons and carriages
fr sc, every saturday. -
r. G. LARUs. JAS. n. sHINE.
-ys
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p. Z. GIBBS.
r6s. PLAN hrArRMENrs or FACrs.

| o. HAMPTON, now aged 80 years, speaks. Hear him:
Are yon gickl Beware OF fmitAtionsl ASK rf
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
sounteTfeiting.
A medicine must have merit, and great merit, too.
D stand the of public opinion No art OF pumns
can galvanze worthless article so as to keep II MP
ts good medicine If IL be not really 80.
good medicine will live, become popular and er-
tend its sales year after year, in spite OF oppostiop
The people readily ind out its virtues, and the fame
Of them passes frt1n mouth 10 mouth with more rs
pisjty than newspapers can spread it. living Wit
ness testfyng TO the cure medicine has made LOT
aim, Is of more service than any newspaper advef
tising. :.
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture and It's enects.
Mr.. WM. HIGH. No 1875 South Paca street. baal-
more, cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsta and Nervous
disease. Co.,. =.
Ma EDWIN NJ. SPRAsKLiE, No. n Register street,
baltimore most dreadful Of ecrofula Of years
taning lost number of pieces OF bone. restored 70
Miss MARY scoFIELD. Teacher. No. go Baltimore
shed her friends Let the afflicted call 20 see her
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE, &C.
Mr.. VIM. Oldham. Of Baltimore Custom House. sui
ered from these complaints for II monshs with Dony
and mind severely affected. He WAS enred By hamp
ton's Vegetable Tincture, after other things faloc'
Mr.. Henry C. Winn had cough for years-grsa
weakness. &c. had in all five or six physicians; tried
III the remedies, but was snred only hy y-
HAMPTON's yEGETABLE TINCTURk. -
~ Del cate Ladies and Children win plesss gfvs
Sold By PURCELL, LADD q CO., Richmond; by
Petsrsburg; by MORTIMER L MoWBRGY. Bald
more and By Druggists and shopkeepers everywhere
"a 81 per bottle; six bottles for %. % s-dAe
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@wainS Stoiard died in Fulton couu
ty, N Y. on Christmas day. She WAS born in Con
necticut In thseyear ls56. on Christmas day--was
married on Christmas day, and died an Christmas
day, aged 8l years. f&4f t&E
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James REYNOLDS, who was stabbed, in New Or
leans on the 11th ult, by John Bckan. died on the
4th inst James Brennan died the same day, from
wound received in an afIray. in his own house in
that city.
At an auction sale near Columbia, s. c., on Tues
day, thirty head Of mules were sold at an average
of $1i7. Cattle brought an average price of $40,
and 5000 bushels Of corn brought sixty to seventy
cents per bushel. s
A barn. with 800 bushels OF grain. horses and
II head OF cattle, the property of Daniel Page,
near Harrisburg, Pm, were consumed by fire last
"Wednesday morning. "a
At West Dubupue, Iowa, on New Years night, q
row took place, in lager beer SELDOM, during
which Thomas Gamer was killed, and four or I'VE
other persons dangerously wounded.
Rev. Anson Rood, former proprietor Of the Phil
adelrhia Morning Times, died at his residence In
West Philadelphia recently.
MIR. Andrew White, one of tho carly Publishers
Of the Albany Evening Journal, died in Albany
recently. &
The Merchants Bank, of Cleveland, Ohio, has
suspended. &
The Legislature of New York has passed resolu
tions of respect to the memory Of Mr.. Marcy
DR.. Francis ". johnson, an eminent physician,
died In New York on Thursday last. fs
The ship Serampore, before reported ashore on
Cohassst Shoals, Mass, will prove total loss. q
Major R. H. Garland died recently at yieksburg
Miss, an old and esteemed citizen, and member o
the bar. tSfg'
Thomas Askew had his pocket picked, at the Nc
tairie Course New Orleans, of $500 In bank bills
and notes for about 5000.
THO Democratic State Convention OF North Car
olina, to nominate candidate for Governor, VII
he held st Charlotte on the l4th Of April next
The fine residence Of sir. Chas. W.. Crawford
near Washington, No, was burnt on ChristmAi
day.
Thomas J. Wilson. Esq, editor Of the Annapoii'
Gazette, has been elected Printer 10 the House ?
Delegates OF Maryland.
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Acc,nrrr-On Saturday last, between

the hours of IL and II o'clock, lad named John
r. Toler about II years Of age, fell from the top OF
kitchen, near Hollywood Cemetery, frscturing
the bone of one of his legs between the ankle and
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4 DHctNsL.--Ths leading houses or Montreal have
advertised that they Will. from and sffeT the ist
instant. adopt the decimal system Of SDghts e
we'll as eurrspes. A movement towards the same
object has been msde In Quebec.
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PEMAuz SCHOOL TEAcHERs~-The Legislature ef
south Carolina has passed act to provide fnE the
establishment of normal school in that State, to
rain female teachers for the free sehoosssA 1 y
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CTATE STOCK FOR SALE in sums to
~ suit purchasers.
WAETED-A few Shares of Richmond DsnvilIe
Railroad atock for which the highest market price
VIII he raid.
Exchange on New York, Philadelphia and BaItt
O. W. PURCELL CO.,
apH-u Exchange Brokers.
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CoIp.-Ye yesterday was the coldest day experienced
in this latitude this winter. Between six and
seven o'clock in the morning, the Thermometer on
Troy road marked eight degrees below zsro, and IN
several localities In thecity fom two 70 three de-
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susINEss CARDS.

\. N, NoRFLsff.
AZ" GENERAL COMMISSION
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
otrrCs sHocKoE SLIP,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA,
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HOY EDWARD EyEgErr has accepted an invitation
10 deliver his Grafton on the character OF Wash
ington, ip Charleston, s. c., In the course OF ths
present winter. s-t..tI
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SPECIAL NoTICn6.

~ NorIoE. The subscribers are snx-
,us to settle mn their books 70 July IL la67 ens
would call the attention Of parties interested % this
notice. Having made change In our bus1ne~k
name and association, We must Close up al old -
counts. 0kOsHOk0 T0PMAk.
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pEFERRING to the advertisement OF
II my removal 10 18th street, between Main and
Cary beg leave TO submit to my customers and the
public in general the following rate Of prices for the
winter season:
Lager Beer Philadelphia Ale. Porter and Cider. bot
tied up n qra.ts per do1'' 81 Bottles included
hall do. " " 80 cents-bottles extra
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..,,.pT-ra = n. SMITH

Z aRCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER.
nttbe VAC. R. u. Ecpoi stairs.
-. s,s-i6csfsons. Estimates, &c, for all me-
- .,,s.s will hs furnished. The construc-
5s",s MN requiring cxpevienc" and skill, will he
ha N,t.para " fth care, and complete satisfaction
d practical destruction given on favorable
i"'TN"A' IN lin
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ARRAY IN NEW YoRK.-A horrible shooting
case, resulting in the almost immediate death of
one man. and it is Supposed fatal injury to another
occurred in New York Saturday morning.
1t seems that Michael Wogan, jr, who claims to
be private watchman for several stores in oliver
James and Cherry streets, got into quarrel with
two men named Edward Kennedy and Michael
Casey. Whatever the danger or provocation, If
any, Wogan drew his revolver and fired three
times. The first ball went into the ground, tho
second entered Kennedys body, and the third
struck Casey under the left arm, piercing the
lungs. The wounded men both fell to the ground.
Casey was taken up by the police and conveyed to
the CITY Hospital but died before reaching it.
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E,OR SALE.-S10,00o STATE STOCK,
Il In sums to suit purchasers, by
tY ls-ta C., ". PURCELL d co.
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Hw NorIox.-The Hair Dressin,

shaving, Shamrosing and Bathing ealoon, (under
the Ballard House. has been handsomely fitted up.
and now open, and We invite the citizens and stran
gers TO give as cau. T-El77 =
N. B Hot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had
iaily, from o'clock A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ.
no ls-d2me HOBS0N a NORTON
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The Boston churches contributed te9.oos to the
American Board of Missions during the year isef'
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,r,ttO,sAs " KEESEE.

AUCTT0NEER.
A0rce earrser Of 18th and Cary streets,)
Or,1 .fter,i L, the sale os REAL ESTATE. MIR
rriNnTSY HOT USEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
sS@Sslc of Horses every SATURDAY.
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Lager Reer In balf quarter and eighth barrels,
jthe latter ones of gallons, package exclusively
fcr the city customers.) Philadelphia Ale in whole
and half barrels at the lowest market price. Terms
aash
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EXCHANGE BANK OF vIRGINIA.(
RIc gMosD, 18th July, 1887. J
THE undersigned offers for sale Stock of
this Bank for the purpose of increasing its cap
nal at lu6 sd interest ITS Per value, nom lst July
jy lS-ta W. =. RTRifFpER tashtar.
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MARBLE WORKS.
JOHN W. DAV les,

ru.cTlcAL STONE CUTTER AND MASON.
Mar street. between Sth and 9Th sts.,
RICHMOND, Va.
u,,uu,enty If any size or design, made to order
~" hos, Italian or American Marble.
respectfully invite the attention Of those in want
ICY which is the largest and best finished
- ....T-l,eoent II MONUMENTS, ToMBS. HBAn PIk-
~. and MANTlES. 10 he found in the city.
en- E!rsi Premiums awarded ny the Virginia Agri'
- s,s-isiy and Mechanics Institute. ~ y
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IEOs HALF CHESTS 0unruMrs1s =
~ TsA; lco half ehsslsr NV ~ lIfxc W soHs.
/ jail '@ HNs
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ekrrs.PcRp n. gISsLkT PAIR,
yxANEtIx NArrRg*s.
DRIpGF0RD l. CO., General Commits
ID s3on and Forwarding Merchants. on the Dock.
Ri,hmsad. Va.
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Affairs fn Savannah,


SAVANNAH, Jan. 8, 1855
While write the sound of martial music strikes
upon my ear. reminding me that the exploits per-
formed behind the Cotton bales of New Orleans
are not forgotten by our patriotic soidiery.
The in full blast, yand are afordipg
mach sport. On Tuesday, Basvecchi, was much
injured by running against stake, and Mat Span
gler let down. Crowds of strangers are here at
tending the races.
The English Opera Troupe are delighting our
citizens with their operas at S1.00 ticket. Miss
Durands pretty face and form, and Miss 1Iodgson's
grace together with their rich voices, have made
them both favorites, and to judge from the houses
that greet them every night, one would not imsg-
inc "hard times" was the cry.
Cotton has advanced since Atlantie's news, x to
rs. In haste, VIaSErrE
The GRAVE OF PATRICK HESRT.-Until very re-
Gently the grave of Patrick Henry has had no stone
tomark its locality, no monument to invite the
eye Of pilgrims in search Of that sacred shrine.
1t is gratifying to learn, however, that two surviv-
ing sons of the fearless and gifted champion of
liberty have at length undertaken the task of
placing tombstone over the grave, which is thus
described in the Enquirer by gentleman who has
been soourning for a few days in the county Of
Charlotte:
1t is .trikingly symbolical of the great cause Of
republicanisn, in which he who sleeps beneath 1t
SO gloriously sbone, not less by the Light Of the
genius with which he irradated il than by the pa
triotic ardor that animated him TO espouse 1t. Ii
consists simply of solid wall of fine sandstone
duarred on the place-nine feet ten inches sqnare,
and two feet high, with a superstructure six feet
square, twenty-five inches high, with marble slabs
projecting over the sides. On one Of the slabs is
inscribed" Patrick Henry. Born May 29th, 1885,
Died June 9th. 17e9 His fame his best epitaph.!,
On the other Dorethea cambridge, wife of Pat
rick Henry. Born in tho year 1855. Died Febru-
ary 18th, 1881" 1t will thus be seen that his wife
sleeps by his side. In Charlotte county, at Red
Hill, the residence OF John Henry, ESQ, these
sacred relics lie. Would it not be well for the
State of Virginia to add single stone, at least to
the modest monument that marks the grave of
PATRICK HENRY
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~ B. COOK Il CO, AUoTIoNRERs,
II. So. "a. MAIN STREET, offer their services Il
the nnba ss AuotQnooTs for the sale o. Real Es.ats
Prrrltnrp Groceries Dry ucos. Horses. Fsttle &C.,
n the shortest notice and uFus IA most resHn able
'eTTEs a.,
uaving srrss 81 csmmodous rooms, they win re-
ri ne goods fr sale al prTaGte sale without the charge
II s.DrEGV.
Outdoor sales Of every description attended 10 mp
g" v Oe0K' WIN. MOTT.
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DR.. DAVIS. our notice of the sui

LIN. DASIss.-in our notlce OF the Sui
eide OF Captain Ill. W. Cloves We stated that DR..
Davies saw him As the impression prevails among
some persons that DR.. ID. examimined him while
lying on his dying bed, it is proper for us to say
that that impression Ia erropeous. DR.. d. had
some business to transact with Captain c, and
went to Mr. Shay's room to settle it, but hnding q
Captain c. lying down, and supposing that he had
been indusing too freely, only remained a short
time. and then left without arousing him. Had
the Doctor supposed, for q moment, that Captain
G. ha taken poison. he would have rendered all
the aid within his power to relieve him from it's
fatal effects; but even then, there is very little
doubt that any skill could have saved him, as
the poisonous drug had been taken several hours
lofa
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CiTY CoUscrL. A regular monthly
meeting Of this body held yesterday afserroon.
Owing TO the crowded state Of our columns we
can only give this morning a brief synopsis Of
their action.
The real estate and personal property Of the
mechanics Institute we're exempted from TAXATION
but the Council refused to exempt 10000 worth
OF bonds for completing the building intended to
90 used for schools TO educate apprentices boys.
An ordinance providing for the immediate increase
Of the night watch was passed resolution en-
quiring into the expediency Of establishing paid
nre department. in lieu Of the present one Was re-
ierred to u committee. The petition of the State
agricultural Society. asking the opening OF poll
pr an annual appropriation Of s30o0 was rejected
And $1,000 was appropriated to the poor to be dis.
tributed by the Humane Society,"
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NARROW EscApR.-About 6 o'clock ves-

.'""HU" LStAF h.-hDUul CLOCK yes
terday morning, a. one of the colored newspaper
carriers, Arthur. was passing slong the Northern
walked too near the edge, and before he knew az.
actly where he was, found himself making tracks
Tor the bottom Of the basin. After a long, dive
through the chilling water, he succeeded in get
ting his head above the pool, and giving tongue
like clever fellow, attracted the attention Of
boatmen near by, who speedily hshed him out Of
his unpleasant dilemma and restored him to terra
frma, not whit improved by the chilling plunge
so UNEXPECTEDLY taken. -
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ihe io'iowing 10 the latter from Gov w,., T.,
,epy 70 an Invitation to participate In the cs,s.
ofas'on OF the sth of January, a. Tammanv u.,
New York: na'i'
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Orders laft with Messrs. Laidley Robinson corner
4th and Franklin; Messrs. Duyal Norton, corner
sUth and Main, or at my establishment. will be
rrO1uptly attended TO- ocn
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N. R.-Store and Bar keepers, q considerable pc,
eentage allowed. =. W1LBACHER,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

I IQUUKS- L.QUUNN - IIQUUhD.--
IL good Liquors. pure Liquors, best Liquors; We
would call the attention of connoisseurs TO this no
tfe, where they may find the very best old RY &
RHIaKkY,' warranted pure and very odd some
more than ten years. Old London Dock Brandiesi
Apple and Peach do; Holland Gin. &C. &c:. &C, OF
whkh We have in store and on the way.
81 bb!s Of old and choice WHIsKKY
.half pipes of Iennesey BRANDY
? pipes of old Holland GIN
:. ~ bhts Virginia Apple BRANDY
; do. do. PEACH
Az do Wiskey Of assorted grades, together
with old Jatnnca Rum, Madeira Wine, sherry, do.
Ac All of which We offer TO the trade
WINSTON 4 POWERS.
A.. rnfC and Pearl sta