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Ch IAN fS closed ISL
yS&. January, 1855 for three year
Olds, $500 entrance, 500 for
felt, to come of second TUESDAY in May, IS5s mile
heats. The following nomin atoms have been re-
ceyed:
Thomas and Thomas W. boswell NAMES cl. t. By
Revenue dam Sarah Washington.
Thomas and Thomas W. boswell names CHI. 1. by
Revenue dam Virginia Payne
Thomas aud Thomas w. boswell names CHI colt by
Revenue. dam Mint
r. 4. Beas!ey names br. colt fwo Bits by Revenue
dam imported Priam.
VIM Il. Gbbon names CHI. f. Rosebud by Revenue
dam Warehouses by imported 2oRton.
X. ii Dickinson names CHI. e. by Revenue. dam by
Psmunkey.
Calvin Green names grey f. by Glencoe, dam by
Grey Eagle.
Calvin Green also names Oh. 1. by Glencoe, dam by
imported Envoy.
VIM. +, Harper NAMES b.. by Yorkshire, dam by
Mucklfjohu
For the four mile Sweepstae for all ages 500 en-
trance, 500 forfeit. ST 900 added by the Cuband Pro
prietor, the following nominations have been
ceived up TO this time
l. Thomas D Watson b. h. Mohegan, by Garrison
Zinganee, dam Virginia Rose, by imported Trustee.
years old.
2. r. III. Dickinson names CHI. h. Wickliff, by Glen
coe, dam Motto, years old.
3. John Campbell names ch. M by LiZZy Nc Don.
aid, by Revenue, dam Sarah Washington, years
old.
VIM. II. Gibbons rames ch m. Mary Evelne, by
Glencoe. dam Sally Ward, by John *. Grimes,
years old.
j. James A. Valentine names b. z. Mat Spangler.
by Tally-Ho. dam Seven Up, years old.
i Calvin Green names b. Il. Robert Walker, by
Camden dam by Boston. years old.
ia ls-5r CALVIN GREEN PrOprietor
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~FREsH LEEoHEs.-I have just re-
ceived, by Adams Express, fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most reason.
able terms.
P. s.-Cuppng and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be found at all hours of the day at the HaI
Dressing Room under the American Hotel. and AT
night on 9th street, French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts r. @. HORSOS.
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RH-"A THING OF BEAUTY IS A joy Fon

k6yh"A THING OF BEAUTY IS JOY For
ZvgR."-Such are the various styles of Likenesses
taken by MINNIS. Perfect in outline fine in finish
and Warrant ed not to fade. They will not only be-
JOY to the present pOssessor but will be handed down
to future generations as u memento invaluable
Now is the time to secure one. there is nothing
you could tender TO loved friend or relative, q
Christmas or New Years Gift. that would be rore
acceptable more appreciated. 4 great variety
of fancy cases, frames. gold ockets. breastpn &C.
i'll which to have them placed, constantly on hand at
reasonable prices.
Galleries on Main street. opposite the new Custom
House. Richmond. Va, and Sycamore street, Peters
burx, Va.
o. South will copy. de %
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~HAIR CUTTINa.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the City.If you wish to get
your Hair cut in the latest and most improved style
would advise you to call on H0BS0N. at his HAN
Cutting Room, under the American Hotel-entrant.
on 18th street.
N. Blot Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
oil hours Single Baths Is cents or tickets for 81
ap 23-tf
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~ WHERE SHALL WE GET OUR LIKE

NESS TAKESi-At GIBBS, of course where every one
that wants decent picture and not carricafure
always go. Besides we have never been deceiy.
cd by him with humbug advertisements. As these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
scores Of persona take pensIre In saying that IN
addition TO our iuimitable AMBtfrrYPE We are now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, OF a superior character,
both plain and colored which for beauty Of finish and
accuracy of likeness. are equaled by few and sur
raised by Pictures OF all kinds accurately CO.
pmS, and warranted TO please. at moderate prices-
AhBROTYPES at one dollar and upwards at GIBBS
Temple of Art COrinthian Hall. Main stree between
9Th and 10TH
do 2
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FIRE IN (TJNToN III

CLINTON, Ill.,, Jan. ia destructive fire occur
red here at three o'clock this morning. The loss
Is about $50 900 $50, 00o-partialy insured. The
fire is supposed TO have been the work of an incen-
diary. BEFORE il broke out, jewelry store, since
burnt. was robbed of 600.
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THE DISPATCH.
>-SsS -
NOTICE 70 ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the Dfsp.rcH must he handed
IN by nj, o'clock in the afternoon in orler TO appear
the nextday. The heavy pressure Of advertisements
upon the columns &C our paper Will not admit OF
their reception after the hour Bamed.
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FROM THE IsTHNUs.-We learn by letters from
Aspinwall that the balance of Walkers expedition
under Capt Anderson, upon their arrival at that
place in the L. s. steamer Fulton, were transfer
red to the steam-frigate Wabash, which would sail
for Key West by way of San Juan del Norte there
to await further directions from the government
as to the disposition to be made of them.
The surveying party, under Lieut.. Craven. L. S.
Navy, arrived in the Gulfof Darien on the I'll De-
cember A base line Of i've thousand four hun
dred and thirteen feet had been measured by the
9th, and on the sth the party was to commence at
eending the "Atrato" river.--Ini0n.
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FROM KANSAS.

ST. Louis, Jan. 16.-The Republican says that
Mr.. Calhoun had returned to Lecompton under s =
escort Of troops, and that he to leave Ieaven.
worth on Wednesday last with the Lscompton con-
stitution for Washington The vote Of the Terri
tory is expected tonight
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Tue LEvIarHAS srRAMER. - Accounts by the
North American state that preparations to launch
che Leviatham were renewed, and another attempt
would be made ia few days. In addition to 9TH
Ell appliances eighteen rams will be used, includ-
ing the immense one employed 10 raising the Brit
tana The impression IL that the effort will be
successful
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A TEMPTING OFPER.-M. Gaillardet, In letter
from Paris. says that there is renewed agitation
amongst the savsns at Paris at the magnificent
offer the Emperor again makes to Prof Agassiz,
Of the United States. to induce him to fill the
chair made vacant by N. DOrbigny, in the "Mu-
scum au Jardin des Plantes" The offer is 100, 900
francs an d scat In the Senate.
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SAIEp-The steamer built for Capt Pages sur
vey of the La Platte river during the summer,
sailed from New York on Wednesday, for Rosario,
where she will await the arrival of Pages party.
She is called the Argentina, and was built with
special reference to the peculiarties of river nav
igation, drawing but two feet of water.
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ny WHY'S UrFER WITH A CouaH, fro,

Cold, Hoarseness, or a Consumptive Cough, when
you can obtain immediate relief by using Harris.
H0RNEs PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY? 1t is combined with other articles suited for all
Lung, Asthma, Catarrh and Bronchial Affections
Il is prepared by Chemist of reputation and is pro-
bounced by those who have used the best Cough
Syrup in the wordi
Bottles 25, 50 cents and 81. Sold by PURCELL,
LADD CO, and all Druggists in Richmond.
Oc Il-Sm
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ss~ GOVERNOR STREET SroyE STORE.

Fall campaign for 1857, now opened, with larger
and still more desirable assortment than in any for
year, consisting i'll part Of en-, ire cargo from
the Justly celebrated foundry of A c. BarstOw which
Judges of good work particularly invited to ex
anime. Persons having in use Stoves, Ranges, or
Furnaces of this make, obtain repairing pieces
on application, at factory prices
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As- VERY PARTICULAR NolIeE TO NY FRIENDS
CrsroaEss. AND The PrBIIc GENERAILY.-This Is to
inform you that an now prepared to manufacture
Ladies saensemens, Boys and Misses Boors, SHOES
anu "AITERs, OF every description. Having now on
hahd the best materials that can be 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 be had and having now
in my employ the best workmen that this country
can produce, that If cannot furnish 10 my friends
and customers and the public with good Doors and
Shoes. would like to know who can
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f6s~ Why SUFFER WITH RHEumArIsa,

Neuralgia Head Ache Ear or Tooth Ache, pain
in any part of the limbs body, stomach or bowels
when you can be cured instantly with HARTS-
H0RNE'S CUREALLl 1t IL fine tonic for weaI
stomachs and bowels giving them tore and strength
to digest food TINS curing Indigestion and Dyspt p
sa. Let all who suffer buy bottle from PURCELL.
LADD CO., or other Druggists in Richmond. Bot
ties 25 and 30 cents &C Ii(-5m
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TKo BOYS Burned 10 DRATH.-0n sunday morning
week, the log house of Aaron Scribner and Saml
Harvey az Shin Pond, about IL miles from Patten,
Me, was consumed by fire, and two sons Of Mr.
Scribner. aged IL aud IS years, perished in the
flames These boys occupied the attic of the house
in which portion the fire took place. The bones
Were found among the ruins.
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A Cool ApvANcE.--We learn that contracts have
been inst entered into for supplies OF ice this
son at three times the price paid for the article
last yea-;-without any guarantee, OF course, that
the ice shall be any clearer, cooler OR harder.-N
TsCb1,m.
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T OST-0n the Odd inst, either at Mr.
II Belvin's Lumber Yard, or between there and
7th street, on Broad. Silver Detached LEVER
WATCH, No. l6lIh, ". J. Tobias maker, aud the
name of WIN. MITCHELL, ia, Richmond on the
cap of the watch. reasonable reward will be paid
for its return to this office ia Ats
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DEATH OF CART. HUMBER, L. 5. A.-Late informa.
ton from Fort Smith, Arkansas, informs us of the
death of Capt. Humber, in garrison at that place
He hsi inst returned from Utah
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e~ NoTICE.-The Hair I

~ NoTICE-The Hair Dressing.
Shaving, Shampoeins and Bathing Saloon, (under
the Ballard House. has been handsomely fitted up,
and is Open and invite the citizens and stran
gers to give rs call.
N.B-Iiot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had
daily, from o'clock A. M. TO 10 P. NJ.
No ia-d2nH HORSON MORTON.
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THrArRE.-The drama of "Belphegor" was played
IN Saturday night, and afforded complete gratib-
cation to a numerous audience The incidents Of
the play are extremely interesting, aud the Ian
guase is good. Several new and beautiful scenes
we're introduced, which added much to the attrsc-
tions of the entertainment. Mr.. Lorraine sustained
the character Of Be'phegor, the Mountebank, very
effectively, while Mrs. Phillips, as Madeline, Mrs.
Msrden as Henri, Mr.. Mardeu as Laverennes, and
others Of the company played to the entire approba
tion of every person present. dance, introduced
In the ball room scene, by Mrs. Adams and Miss
Jennie Hight, was gracefully executed. We were
sIai to see Mrs. Adams again in her old familiar
pacity Of daaSeuSe, and from the appreciation man.
,fested by the audience We infer that she is no
less favorits now than formerly. "Belphegor"
will be performed again tonight, and We hope the
house will be we'll filed
The popular ballad, 'Good News from Home.
was sung chsrmipgly by Mrs. Marden ami Miss
Josephine Parker, on Saturday night They both
possess melodious voices, which harmonic we'll
10 duett.
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rroub,. Among Mormon Women.

Trouble Among Mormon women.
n one of his late speeches, the excellent and
-atriarchai Brigham Young aliudes to the disoon-
,ant amopa some OF the ungrs,cfui females of his
aock. He says II may be necessary to call upon
.orns Of the sisters to 20 into the field and raise
pots,ocs aud wheat while their husbands de-
Tending Zion, bat that there will be no compul-
sion about IL. So soon as he learns that woman
would rather 60 ~ the enemy's camp than remain
At home. he will send her there, bit h. tc'h not
.carrnnt her safety on the ,eay. "And Why" saith
the holy man, twill send them, answer, 30 as
20 send them 10 hell as soon possible
Brother kimball accuses the sisters OF gaddinS
about, goss.pping too much. and visiting on Sun
day. He intimates tina. the devil is among the
women, which We think very likely, or the poor
things wouldn't be Ia Utah The Elder seems TO
be soreiy afflicted In bis domestic circle. He
frankly says: 81 have one or two women that
eanuot control aud never did; and would az soon
try TO control q rebellious mule as to control
them. DO y"u not quarrel, Brother Heber" says
one. No, do not: but when woman begins to dis
pute with me, about nine times out of ten get up
and say Go it, and then go off about my business
aud II ever AM so foolish as to quarrel with
woman, 7 ought to be whipped, for you may al
ways calculate that they will have the last word"
Brother Heber Is a man ofsense and deserves a
better fate than "a, have dozen wfyee.
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REsrMED SPECIE PArmrsrs.--1'he Providence Or.
H. banks resumed specie payment ON Wednesday.
The event Ii chronicled without any flourish OF
.trumpsts, and the community in which these
banks are located are said to be only reminded Ut
the fact by the ofiicial announcement rather than
by any new privileges.
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ssssn A Nrw HAM Dyr-We have sec

Ea" A NEW HAIR DYE.-We have seen
great many liquid Hair Dyes. highly extorted and
many of friends them, but never have
the color sought for obtained where persons
apply it themselves If any of orr readers wish 10
get their HAIR Whiskers Mustauche. changed
from red light gray, to a most beautiful Black
Brown, and without the least injury to the hair
skin, we would advise them to call on
II0BSON under the American Hotel
de Is Entrance nth street.
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BANK RESUMED.

AuBuRS, n. Y, Jan. l6.--J. Stanley Smith, Edi
tor of The Auburn Daily American, died here THU
morning after short illness.
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RS-THE new style of Ambrotypes Just introduced
by TYLER Co bid fair to outstrip any works of art
ever offered TO the public. They combine all the
fine effects Of paintings on ivory, and likenessas
wonderfully truthful. The manner in which TYLER
Go. offer their fine specimens to the public deserve
the highest praise and will add another feather to
the cap Of their popularity in Richmond. Call and
see snacimens al Ito Main street
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~ the stock of the New York and Richmond Coal
Company Nos. a. 81 and g. each Of which was Issued
To Robert vi. BOwden, bears date the goth day of
July. lsj6, and Is far ~ shares OF stock The 10
shares Of stock for which these certificates were is
sued, have been Transferred 10 rue, and notice OF
trans fer filed in the Office Of said Company. This
advertisement is made for the purpose Of obtaining
new certificates. Any "a no may have the certitl-
Gates IN pos session, will confer favor By returning
them to ME.
la il-lawts JOS, JACK SilN JR
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new PApER.-Rev. d. S. Morris has commenced
the publication Of paper in Pruntytown, Taylor
county, called the "Weekly Family Visitor
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ABOLITION OF rHr Sound Dugs.--The President has
aapoupced by proclamation the ratification of tbs
treaty which was concluded between the United
States and Denmark In April last, providing for
the abolition Of the Sound Dues.
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Death OF AN AcTREss.-Mrs. G. I. Marchant, wife
of the lessee of the Charleston theatre, died in
Charleston s. C., on Thursday evening last, after
a brief illness, tf congestion of the lungs This
lady will be remembered by our readers, as Miss
T.. Raymond, connected with the Richmond thea
tire for a consiiernble length Of time.
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s. Tee CURRENCY IN CAsADA.-At the beginning OF
this month the old method OF reckoning currency
Ia Canada by pounds, shillings and pence was abol
hhed and the decimal system Of this country su-
persedes It, Decimal coins will be coined TO meet
the requirements of the lay. They will proba-
bly, correspond In value with that of the United
Etstes.
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srpbgs Dxara,--Jamss j. Lawn. Esq, we'll
kaown merchant, Of Baltimore, died snddeniy In
Washington last Friday night. He was q State
director 10 tho Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Com
yssy.
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LARGE CoSTRACT.-It is stated that MIR. Russell,
of No. agent of Majors, Russell Co, has closed a
contract with the War Department for the trans.
portation of supplies to Utah for sl700,000.
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| OST.-We caution the public against
- trading for or receiving two Bonds, Nos 81 and
81 OF SJuO each with CoHpols attached OF the yir-
Rinia Central Railroad Company ~ said Bonds are
our property and have been misiai1 or l1si.
2-itf HAWAII,
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SAILING OF THE RAITrC
DEATH OF AN EnIT0R.

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-The steamer Baltic sailet
hence to-day, at noon, for Liverpool, with 1924 00t
in specie.
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CONNECTICUT PoLIrIcs.--The "Union" party In
Connecticut has made the following nominations:
For Governor, W. A. Buckingham; for Lieut.. Gov.
ernor, Julius Catlin for Secretary of State, John
Boyd; for State Treasurer, Lucas J. Hendee; for
State Comptroller, VIM. III. Buell..
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HAErER FOR FgBRUARY.-We have from J. IL. Gen
TRY { CO., news agents, Broad streets, and George
VI. West. l4th street, CORES of Harpers Magazine
for February. 1t contains an unusully large nun
Der of engravIngs, the continuation of Thacke
rays '.Virginian," Charles Reads "Jack of all
Trades" and the Marriage Tragedy" by Wilkie
Collins, and is fully up to the standard of excel
lsnce usually attained byit
We are also indebted to Mr.. p. +. Jacques, 12l
Broad street, for a copy Of Harper.
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SANTA FE GAzRrTE-We have received a copy of
the Santa Fe Weekly Gazette, edited by Samuel NJ.
yost formerly editor Of the Staunton ViBdlcstor.
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SENATOR Brown, OF MIss.-The New York Herald,
of Saturday, contains letter from Senator Brown,
denying that he has abandoned the Lecompton
constitution. On the contrary, he says he has no
doubt Of its adoption.
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ApyorRsrp.-The q. &. Agricultural Society,
whose annual meeting was held In Washington last
week, adjourned sine de on Friday.
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TABLE BUTTER. Just received q
i very superior article Of tioshcn and Roll BUT
TER. also. afaw kegs cooking BUTTER. which will
be sold low ~ boxes prime Eastern cutting CHI EEsE
. few bushels dried PEACHES at the Butter Depot,
Main street. between nth and 18th, nearly opposite
yaIS BROOKE PLEAsANTs.
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OST-At DR.. Moore's Church, on Sun
- day last, "a French Worked CUFF ANY ono
having the above will confer favor by leaving il at
our store. JOHNSON A EAEXfslD
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nTAUCTIoN NoTICE. is re-
quested to the sale of Family Groceries, Fixtures
&C, of A. Lock wood, on Franklin street. near the
First Market, THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock.
ia ls-lt X. CAUTH0RE, Auct.
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Sc THE new style of Ambrotyres taken by TY.
iER Co, for ~ cents are wonders of art. Call and
see Them at 80 Main street
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I OST-A Seven Dollar Note. enclosed
- i'll bill paid Geo. NJ. West. The finder will be
ia IL D. N JONES a co
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EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA RtHRoip.-The
track-laying party commenced work again on
Monday last, on the Eastern section of this road,
and during the next week will finish the track to
Henderson's, within six miles of Greenyille. We
understand it ia the intention of the President to
have the cars run to HeudersOn's as the
track is laid, relieving the traveller of five miles
of staging and leaving but y miles to get over
to the reach of the railroad at Bulls Gap.BriStOt
NefrS
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Ex-PRgsIpEST fnLNORE--It is a current rumor
ia private circles, that Mr. Fillmore is to make Il
second marriage. The lady designated is a resi-
dent of Albany-'a widow fair'-pOssessing in her
own right, grace, fascination and property.
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~ THALBERG's GRAND PIANo.-Amongst our adj
yertisements of this day. will be that the grand
Thslberg Plane will be sold this morning to the
highest bidder at II o'clock, at Metropolitan Hall
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Heavy rains have fallen recently in the neigh.
borhood Of Augusta, Ga, causing freshets in the
rivers.
Frank Wisdom who was shot by two watchmen
in Chattanooga, the night Of the LIST inst, died
Of his wounds
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BRIGHANpToy, Jan. 16.-IIon. Daniel S. Dickinson
was thrown from his wagon to-day and badly,
though, il Is hoped, not dangerously injured. No
bones were broken.
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CoScERT-Miie Beranger's concert takes place
at Metropolitan Hall tonight. She will be aided
by Madame Pelham and other artists, and the
programme Is attractive, We anticipate q full
house. The concert will be chiefly vocal. though
performances on the piano will give variety and
interest to the entertainment.
MUSICAL ITENs.-We are informed that the nett
proceeds Of Thalbergs three concerts in Richmond
were $4,000
Mr.. Tbalberg will shortly procsed to Havana,
where he isto receive for six evening concerts and
three 1a0tiaees. the large sum Of $4,000. The
money IL secured and ON deposit In New York
Thalberg will DO the only performer at these con-
certs.
The chief attraction now at the Academy of Mu.
sic, New York, Is FoRMEs, the greatest basso artist
and oratorio singer Of the present day. His sala-
~ for ten months is 900 francs, $40 0ool and
notwithstanding the high price paid for bis SER
vices, ths manager netted over $4,000, since his
first appearance last month. 1t is said that after
the conclusion ofhis engagemer formes leaves the
operate stage, and will devote his talents to the
concert room and ,ratorios. He refused the great.
est Offers ever maize to basso singer, TO make an
engagement for the next season In London.