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6%A ssnttsfsr was asked the way TO
Waterbury. With great politsnsss no strovs
10 nay il VA ahead, buA in vain tho more he
triad ~ more - eoulAn'k AZ last, rcd in
the fa0s and furious with unavailing exsr-
tion, 10 hurst forth With ssgu-g, iongi snd
you'll g-g-ges thsrs afors ! c-c-c-csn tell
yeai " <
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BoAspIHe<-fsasoas dssiriag esaysaisnt hear1-
Ing plsaa - - wintM. - seeasssA - a1vsr-
tissnsnt ~hiaA aypsaes = ssrsslanm ~ 1870
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Bk Indians, Mich. City.
Bk q 1lkhast, 1lkl.art.
Ind. fArn. Bk, Iraat lin.
Indian Reserve Ba1s.
Kentucky Stock Be nix.
humgs Sank, httax.
Psrks Co. Bk Rosk ills.
Prairie City Bk 4. Haut4
Msseh. = Gssh. n. Alb.
Salon henh , 0csAcn.
southern Bk Of lid lana.
state BIZ and Drans hes.
Brookvills Bank.
farmsfs' Bank Westfield,
Bank Of Syracuse.
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The Uaion Prayer Meeting
Will continue 80 be hsld ~ usual every morn
ing from o'clock till . O'Clock, in he Hall
over Sturgss' store, Main.st., near 5th.
Citizens generally, and strangers in the
city, are cordially invited to attend the most
ings O. above.
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To THE puBLIc.--A cARD.-Ths

- proprietor OF HkNhfE fftuVGAJtSo ~
yIMrNf In ntfndfsring this sfectne ts the atttO-
ton of the pnpie Of yrginis desires II % - ander-
s.ond thar be Il m megrensry adyeniurer 10 the 10
main OF Tlsersrrutics ny The rcs-. sion of vain.
able formn.a, he has been enailed % ruiirys sbs
ssIfisrings of 4 numter 81 his afflicted kIiew<rrs-
t,frgs aud pow prompted 70 exsed these ie1sdtst
benehts % en. The Linimsps has been us~d ~ ..
yeral years. by persons reNdiug in Richnond Ana
IL yicinify al Of whom will cheerfaliy bear ssvts
fossy 10 is seaey in aIlayinx pain, and tensostnx
aiesse. The ailments for which u y pfipcip.iy
useA are RHrpMAriss, PAiSs % WIAkssss ~ fRs
Back on. .BExAsr. NEqxALaIA. CEocs, colns. kAs M
TooraA0nR, HEAbAeHs. BRUISES. sfkAISs snq Al
other afcetions. Ia which q inmept may Z: ndynH.
tageoselx enaployeti HkNkr's sflMVLeIr5,nsSs r,.ss
LlSIMENT does not beiaag % that ciAse Of tixM
"Lnncnts' with wheh the publ!c are slrvs1y y
miliAr-its composition . altogether aalsxs2ts 49,
pNrsakinx Of the quaiisi<s ~ aAve. c1snnnes -
vnntaesS whixh scarcely require ssnsoneexysk1n. 4.
fhs Einimsnf i lcT sale ~ she fsAloxiag p{sfgss
ii this citys Meade Z RAter. ", fciefsoa. svnaa
riisa e assassssaa' aas fuRckEI T kD1 c
jA 1-im = ns'syss''- Z -
rOTTAGE DEpSTEAD5.--2u0 cotts&e
~ npAsssaas ina rcosived ffon, tns snsAaN
~ 49, - ~ ,sas = : 'n"' - 1LIX. Mort.
nG ~ Aactpossy,
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THE President OF THE U. s., is sa.

THE PRESIDENT OF THE q. s., is sad,
will not he able to attend the inauguration OF the
Washington Statue on the ed. Most OF the Mem
bers of the Cabinet are exp tcted here. and with
them will come some of the Foreign ministers, eX'
Presidents, and n,emhers of Congress IT the
weather proves favorable there isyery little doubt
that the greatest number Of strangers ever collect
ed together, at time in Virginia, will assemble
in Richmond on the I'D inst.
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nza William FoRBEs, ARCHITECT

dEAsIJRER AND APPRAIsRR.-The subscriber having
determined 10 discontinue the building business OF
ers his services to his friends and the public gener-
lily in the above branches.
Having had an experience of over Twenty-Five
aars i'm tbe art of building, he atteIs himself tha
haze of patronage. n,,.
Plans Specifications and Estimates for Buildings
f every description, furnished at short notices. anu
IN reasonable terms. Measurement ana latuAtloh
i Work of every kind. connected with building,
,ronpty atten nied to- Office in the llail OF the VIZ
Guin Mechanics Institute. corner Nam ana t2th
streets Office houls from S1a to ga o'clock A Nj.
ia la-im
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COMMITTEE MEETING.-The

COMMITTEE MEETING.-The citizens
committee to make arrangements for the I'D, will
hold AN adjourned meeting in the Mayors office,
second story of the City Hall, tomorrow after
noon, at O'Clock, when all the members are ex-
pected to be present. The sub-committees should
be prepared to report what number Of persons can
be accommodated in the private boarding houses
in their Wards on the I'D, aud to make such re-
commentators as may seem best to them ior
lodging the great mass Of strangers expected here
an that
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Practical SUGGESTION As the pre-.

A Practical SUGGESTION As the pre-
sent dog ordinance does not seem likely to reduce
the number Of stray ours in the city, IL has been
suggested that the Council might readily get rid
OF them by Offering reward for the arrest of
every unlicensed dog, captured and delivered at
place of deposit. II fifty cents were offered for
the arrest Of each dog, and every one disposed to
engage in the business were authorized TO do so, it
would require but short time 10 rid the city OF
the thousands of whining ours that now infest the
streets. Should licensed dog be captured, no re-
ward would be paid for him. aud the owners OF AL
unlicensed ones might be allowed to redeem them
by the payment Of 50. The ordinance might lie
so framed as to guard against imPoeitions, and AS
hundreds Of persons would then apply for licenses,
v no have not yet done so the city would abaie u
serions nuisance ut tIifiDg cost.
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CONVICTED OF MURDER. Major. s,av,


to Fabney Wade cf Hanover, has been tried in the
County Court of New Kent, for the murder OF
James c. Grant. and sentenced TO le hung. Two
other negroes charged with participating In the
crime are yet 10 be tried, and our informant thinks
that both Of them will be- found guilty. We under
stand that the citizens Of the county have held =
public mcetng. and passed n resolution request
ing the sister Of the murdered man to leave the
county in 1giyen time.
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ia ai3ts
"a Its Wholesale Agents
asan ARE YOU A SUFFERER Are y.

He~pss ANN tVO n GhEk ARE you
afflicted with Chili$ and Fever nervous headache
sour stomach indigestion, toTpidity of the liver
tiyeness or loss OF appetite? II resort at once
the Use of BAKERS PREMIUM BiTrhRs, and be
rel we'd Have you had cold or do you suffer with
cold feet Then take BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
kRS, and be permanently cured. Acting they
do upon the tOod. St mach and bowels, no ordinary
disease Of the system can Withstand their assaults
bnt yield 10 its uvgoratng powers. and health and
cheeTfulness assume the steafs of debility and low
tE rits. Are you dyspeptic su2erng the hourly
u Dents of that distreSsingty yeystious ciseasel-
Is in BAKERS PREMIUM BITTEkS, you find
an unfailng panscca-oue that has not yet failed TO
prot nee a cure, however ong the consuming fire
may been burning. Prepared in the most sci.
euth manner, from vegetable substances only, these
B.TTERS are without rival for diseases of the sto
mact bowels aud blood, and when regularly used at
this Of the year, will prevent colds and sore
throats, By toninG up the system to its naturally
al hy 1ndion Let not the afflicted take word
in recommendation Of this medicine, but try il for
them~ Ives, AS thousands have done, and become
converts to its priceless virtues.
For sale by all the prominent Druggsts in this ci
II and elsewhere. Ja9-tf
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GRAND ILLuNrsArroS-As many of our

GRAND ILLUMINATION As many of our
citizens have determined to illuminate their houses
on the night of the 22d, will not all fall into the
arrangemt MT, to make the display Que
thy of the occasiong Every house in the city may
be illuminated at small cost TO its inmates, aud
one will surely refuse to adopt the suggestion at
once. Let ALL then. 20 to work, aud prepare the
necessary fixtures for burners in their windows
aud doors, and by throwing arches the
streets aud waikways, make the city as bright and
joyous as as at uoon-day. BY preparing temporary
tubes and burners the gas may be brought into
requisition for the occasion, and every building
both public aud private, can thus be thoroughly
illuminated.
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WHERE SHALL WE GET OUR LIKE

SEss rAKEN?-At GIBBS, nf course, where every one
that wants decent picture and not a carricature,
tlways 70. Besides have never been deceiT-
d by him with humbug advertisements. AS these
tre sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
4cores OF persons we take pleasure in saying that IN
addition to our inimitable AMBR0rYPE We now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, of superior character,
both plain aud eolored which for bcauty o! ns and
accuracy of likeness, are equaie1 by few and sur
nassen iy none Pictures OF all kinds accurately
ln8 and warranted 20 please. at moderate prices
AMBROTYPES at one dollar and upwards at GIBBS
Temple of Ar, ,Cornthian Hall, Main street, between
'th and 10th. ,,
Z. h.. dlBDS.
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Coon MorE-The Board Of Direetors

of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia In This city, viii
meet on Saturday next TO discount paper, and all
persons baying notes due in that bank on the 22d
are requested to pay them the a,ili, 20 that al!
the clerks and other officers In the bark may par
ticinate in the inaugural ceremonies on MendaT--
viii not the other banks follow this example. ana
thus allow their employees to rest from their la
boYs for one dayf
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE
s,s~ To THE VoTERs OF HENRI

ss.S@ To THE VOTERS or HENRiCo
Cor~ty I take this method Of announcing myself
candidate tor the >hcriNlty Of Henficu c"unty, at
ihee si ~ IN MAY next and II elected promise TO
devote all i my time 81 the office, and 10 discharge
i.< lntire ,. The iaW directs viii try and see the
Yafpts - the coaUty hJTe the day "i election and
in the meantime refer al snch ~ wish To astef
tain m, dtucss fnT t1e office 60 my nsghhurs, and
70 Ishr VI Gregory Fs1 John n. Young, ksa aud
a. the Justices ol fienrtcO county.
"a s--3t,Ie T J. CARTER.
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F1nk WoaEs-On the night Of the 22J

FIRE NUHFs UT tIIt HIR II Ut tIIr -s-1V,
display Of FIRE works will take place on the Fair
Grounds 10 witness which the public are Invited
Prof jackson, of Philadelphia, Is TO have charge oi
the entertainment. and promises 10 set of many
new and attractive pieces during the evening
The one dedicated 20 Washington will prove high
Iy attractive, and if the weather is favorable, q
very large ronconrso Of persons viii assemble 70
witness il,
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WIFE WHIPPING James Crenshall an

peared before the Mayor yesterday, to answer for
beating his wife. but when tho madam walked mp
to the book and gave it bus., she threw herself
into such striking attitude, that the poor prison
or seemed about to drop into his boots. and proha
bly, would have disappeared through the floor, had
not the police assured him of ample protection -
Madam C. testified that Jim had beaten her n
"mlIion thousand times F." aad that he q cruel
brute when drunk, but she could show marks
of his severity. He, on the other hand, exhibited
phiz as thoroughly striped as the national flag,
for which he was indebted 10 his amiable partner.
whose nails were keen as razors. Feeling that
the complainant was in sort OF danger, tue
Mayor admonished the two, aud set them free.
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BALLs.-0n the night of the 22d, the
Young Guard Light Battalion will give their Sth
anniversary ball at the first market hall, to which
the President and his Cabinet, Hon Edward Eve
rett, Gen. Scott, Hon. VIM L. Yancey, aud other
distinguished persons arc invited.
On the same uight, the Red Men will give grand
dress ball at Monticello Hail.
On the following night, Phoenix Fire Company
are TO give their second annual ball. to which Wis
iting firemen will be invited.
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BREACH OF pRoMsg.--A young man, miller by
trade, stole horse, was arrested and imprisoned
As his trial drew near he acknowledged the crime,
remarking that he committed 1t for the purpose
of getting rid of the constant importanities OF
not love. He preferred Imprisonment to matriine-
NAL bonds, thus showing that Of two evils he chose
the lesa
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Faosrv srnJKcr-Gfricers Seal and

FRosrY SunJEcr.-Gflicers Seal and
Perrin locked mp George Frost, yesterday after.
noon. for heing drunk and asleep in the street,
After getting him TO the cage aud thewlng bin
ont. Frost became very abusive Of tho police, and
threatened them with violence, bat as he 10 per
fectly well known to the Mayor as an old offender
he may be pns out Of the reach Of harm for some
time, by having chain gang sentence passed upoH
htu.
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poETgRs-Ail who wear trusses should call and ex-
asnias this Truss. The principle is entirely new,
and IL supports the rupture In an easy ana comorta'
ble manner IL can he worn " ith much less incon-
yaaence than the ordinary trasses: and tor light
a ,ss durability and comfort II Is une1aaied Any
8fh>g Also nj TIERS UTERINE SUPPORTERS.
very siapis bat simIrabls article. full ass"rt-
"'' w W. PETERSON, Druggist.
4 Corner Of 18th and Main streets,
ia aI-am Richmond, Va.
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THE WRIT NOT GRANTED ON Monday

The WRIT NOT GRaNTRD I'm MONDAY
last. free negro named Clinton James. the keep
er of disreputabie honse in Pink Alley, was
convicted before the Mayor of keeping cook shop
or eating house, in violation Of a city ordinance
and ordered thirty.nine lashes; but the judgment
was suspended for tweuty-four hours TO allow Mr.
Gilmer. the counsel for the accused, to apply to
Judge Meredith for a writ of prohibition. The ap-
plcation was made to the Judge that afternoon
and refused, and that fact being reported to the
Mayor yesterday morning, he directed the police
to carry out his Judgment. The prisoner was also
convicted of permitting unlawful assembly OF
negroes in his house last Saturday night and fined
S20, which he paid, aud was then held to bail for
his future good behavior In the sum of $500.
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eoid and shower baths can be had daty from Z
Jrlock. A. MI TO half past p. NJ, at the hair cut
ing shaving and shampooing room under the Ame,
can Hotel entrance ON 18th street.. Single patn
p cents, or Ave tickets for 81. , uopsoy
no 6 " W noD'N-''
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TIL E DISP ATC III.
WEDNESDAY MORNING 6..FEBRUARY II, 1853.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
ENATE PROCEEDINGS


TUESDAY, Feb. 10, 1858.
The Senate met at II o'clock, Lieut.. Gov. JACKSON
in the Chair,
B7is Reported. the Albemarle Fe-
male Institute; relative to the School Comnis
sioners of Greenvilla county; authorizing the
trustees Of the Methodist Church in Fairmont,
Marion county. 20 sell the church; amending an
act regarding the repairing and keeping in order
OF roads in Augusta and other COUNTIES for the
relief of Chas. IL. Payne, deputy Sheriff of Giles
county; Incorporating the Nansemond Agricultu-
raj Society.
Lieut.. Gov. Jackson the presiding officer of the
Senate, said he would beg the indulgence of the
Senate to present privileged communication
lie called Mr.. BIvEs to the Chair and left the Sem
ate. The following letters composing the COM
mnnication were then read by the Clerk:
To he Senate Of FryiRid:
Gcntlemen--l beg leave to lay before you the
communication of J. VI. Bennett, Esq. convey ing
the information. that a grave charge has been
made against NE in my official capacity, as your
presiding officer, by member of the Senate. If
there Re misunderstanding of the imputation
il imports and expressly implies
"NindgemeBt' on the part Of the 1t. Governor of
the Commonwealth, to carry measure-the con-
solidation of the Northwestern Virginia and Bal
timore aud Ohio Railroad companies, which was
50 devoid of merit and unworthy of support, that
it would not have received five votes in the Senate,
but for the arrangement of the Lit. Governor;
That the 1t. Governor having no vote, had per-
verted the design of his office, by swaying the
minds Of members of the Senate upon the said
question. And that such "mdn0geHenf' on his
part, constituted conduct on the part of the 1t.
Governor, which was prostitution of his official
position and was impeachabe.' And this was
openly said and spoken with the intent to make it
publicly known. andto have it communicated to
the 1t Governor.
If these charges. made by member of the Sem
ate against its presiding officer, be true, he is
worthy to hold the position he occupies, and
being unwilling to sit in the seat of the 1t. Cover
nor uuder cloud of imputation equally affecting
the dignity of the Senate, the reputation of OF
the members of tho Senate, who are charged with
having been controlled by to vote for i'm
proper measure, and my own official honor, re-
spectfuliy submit to the Senate to take such order
in the matter as may be deemed necessary and
proper.
Very respectfully, your ob't servant,
WA. l.. JACKSON
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CLOSING THE MARKETs.-1he commit
tees on the two markets should instruct the Clerk.
to close the markets by o'clock next Monday
morning as 70 hare the streets clear Of esrts and
wagons.
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P. E. GIBBS.


puoToGRApHs IN WATER CoLoRS. AND PHOTOGRAPHS
II AIN made from liie copied from small pictures
and enlarged to any size, as also the most perfect
md highly finished AMBRoTYPE5 OF ehildren and
,ranh and Fine Art Galleries of &. W. MINNIs, IN
richmond on Main street opposite the New Gus
tom Housc and on Sycamore street, Peter burg,
Va Ia Is
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NEEDS PRorrcIIoa "A number


ragged urchins. most of them without parents or
guardians, caught, yesterday afternoon at
tempting 70 steal q quantity of oysters from a
vessel on the dock, but owing to their extreme
youth, were reprimanded and discharged by the
Captain. There are numbers of these chaps now
strolling about the city depredatiUg the public
and some steps should be taken to reform them
before they become confirmed thieves aud vaga
bonds. If an Institution similar 10 the Male Or
phan Asylum, were established for the benefit of
these children, many of them might be saved
from utter ruin--but unless some effort Il made
for their reformation, they must become the very
outcasts of society.
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ARREST or Mckay AT ToRosro. lillian Mckay,
who shot constable Taylor, 1t Bradford, Y. w, on
the iith inst, for attempting 10 arrest him for q
forgery he had committed. was found secreted In 4
house Of li.fame at Toronto, and placed in custody
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- -s--~~
SAY BRACES GREAT IMPRovgMEYr.-
THE ARCTIC IJNINIENT
DEkIES ALL COMPETITION
Thousands who have used IT, affirm that IL is
GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. BRAGt.'S OTHER LINIMENTS,
In the cure Of
RHEUMAi fsM, PARALYSIS,
NEURALGIA, PILES
sPkAINs, BRUISES
sTIFP JOINTS. OLD sOREs.
BURNS, WARTS
sCALDS, MQuLDS,
TUMORS CORNS
For HORSES and MULES, externally, nothing ex
ceeds the ARCTIC LISlMENT,
In curing
sPRAINS SWEENEY
SCRATCHES, CALLS,
THRUSH, RlNGB0NE,
or any Sorecs' Swelling, Enlargement Of Bone or
Muscle
Price % ITS, 50 cents and 81, for small medium
ana large si 4 bottles.
For sale bY all Druggists.
PURCELL, LADD & CO,
IA i3-ts Wholesale Agents.
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r. G. HoBsON.


oeiyed. by Adams Express q fresh lot Of swedish
LEECH Es which will be applied upon most reasoh
able terms. .ss
r. s.-CuppinQ and Leeching promptly attenaeso
TO- Can be found at all hours OF the day; at the aa
Dressing Room under the American hotei. anu ~
my 25-ts n y. nonooN'
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ez- GovrRNop SrREEr SrovE SroRg

Fall campaign for 1851, now opened with larger
ner wear consisting In part of entire cargo from
he Justly celebrated foundry Of c. Barstow, which
mine, Persons having in use Stoves, Ranges oi
furnace, of this make, can obtain repairing pieces
q application, at factory prices ,r sr.pprrr
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,,ll3t.Ie IJI'l[ ~ '''''' I. J. CARTER
n1y~ To MY FELLow-CIrlzENs OF TIL

CarvT4 nY WKNR3co--I an n candidate for the SHE
RfFFAITY af the County Ut Henrico. aud respect
v saclt your suffra gvs at the ensuing election in
Ma pexf s MICH. DAVIS
R,cbrpnpd i-th Dec 1857 fs 4-dIms
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Messrs. Moraf aud saith made tal,aon ascen.
sion Al New Orleans. on Saaday, upon the bAck~
Of two liss aigators They all dsscen.is IN SAFETY
twenty minutes after. The Crescent terms the IL,
fair .the great ailigatoriai slegory Of So. George
and the pragon,o
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HEsRIco CIRcUIr CouaF.--Judge Mer-
edith Is now engaged 10 hoiding an extra term oi
the IIenrico Circuit Court for Judge Ciopten.
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FIRE IN ERooKLYS.-The rear portion OF the PhG-
nix Iron Works, of Messrs. stiiweii DENIAL. IN
Brooklyn, N, Y. was destroyed by IRE on sunday
morning last. Insured in Europe.