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rnArRf.-The extraordinary fsats of the clown
and acrobsts at tho theatre, besides the regular
performers Of the dramatic company, continue to
attract good houses. They are really worth see.
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Allen Ramsay, tho Scottish poet, IL 10 be honors
cd with statue, nov Ia course ofersctiou At I'd.
inbrfeh.
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TNFIRMARY OF TIE MEDICAL COZ

TNFIRMARY OF TIE MEDICAL COL
l. LEG E.-This Infirmary is situsted at the corner
of Marshall and College streets in au elevated and
healthiul position, convenient to the railroad de-
pots hotels and other centres of business 1t il fur
nished with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment of diseases and injuries, and
for the comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
Medical or Surgical aid, except the insane and those
lab0ring under contagious diseases, are admitted
into the institution. Lying in women are also re-
Ceyed AT d carefully attended to.
Private rooms furnished wben desired.
The patients under the charge of the Profess
sors of the College who visit the wards daily The
charges for Board. Medical Attendance, Nursing
End Medicine are for Per week
White Patients.
Co!oreo
IN addition to the above rates. in requiring
Surgical Operation by agreement with the rro-
prietors ct the bellevue Horpital small fee ia
charged for the operation. varying from 50 to $780,
according to its Importance. The particular fee in
any may be ascertaIned by application either
Of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Physi-
clan.
All charges pay able on the removal of the pa
tient.
attending Surgeons-Profs. GIBSON, PETICO-
LAS and WELLFuRD
Attending fbysicisns-Profs. TUCKER and CON.
WAY.
Resident PhysciaI-JUNIUS MICHIE MD
Steward-F Nj PARRISH.
President-L 3 JOYNEe, NJ D.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
to the Infrmary, may address either the President
or the Resident Ply hician. ja6-ly
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~NoTIcE TO TAX PAYEss All per-
sons who have not paid their taxes for the year
1883 are requested to call at the Collectors Office
Getty Had during the present week, and pay, as
required by law to advertise all delinquent real
estate for sale, on MONDAY next. in which 20 per
cent will be added to the original amount
la4-5t JULIUS A HCBSON r.
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nnssmlAI CALI --Rsv. John u. Massey, pastor
sf several nsptist churshss In AlbsmarIs county,
virsiatA ~ ssesissd cell from the Baptist
sssr1A n Lgnsbbssg.
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-. CRffics and others pronounce RExS Coz
Peari AuAsseypss ms Usss o. any taken - thn Of
any other city In tho United States. Price 70 cents
and upwards.
Beware Of one.horse imitatcra
~ Cir Book srosE, No. % MAIN sfnKff I'll
ytu feel that elegant traceief, hne cameo set
gold watch. or other ornament would b desirable.
and that ron would like also to road the late publ
cstions and the best standard authors but are IN.
willing 10 divest money tn the purchase OF botn go
toths Gin Book store. This ID ACCLAIMED through
which both desires mar be gratincd. JAZZ
~ RICHMOND THEATRE.
NEW FEATURES by siepor CARLO.
The BOTTLE TRICK TONIGHT.
The BABY CLOWN TONIGHT.
Great POLE FEATs TONIGHT.
Wonderful sOMERsAULTST TONIGHT.
Master W. CARLO TONIGHT.
Master G. CARLO TONIGHT.
The LADIES' PET TONIGHT.
The VETERAN CLOWN TONIGHT.
The wHIRLIGI0 MAN TONIGHT.
HERE sPIN0ALEN TONIGHT.
DAVID COPPERPIELD TONIGHT.
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DEATH or a pROuINENT MAN
SENATOR DOUGLAS.

DEATH Of - IIsUhiNESI MAN.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. en-. Newton, the distin,
guished anatomiss, died this morning of lock jaw
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METROPOLITAN HALL.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
AT QUARTER TO
WEDNESDAY AND saturday AFTERNOON
O,cIocx
The grand original series of illustrations Of
DIR. X AN E'S-

d X. K A n E -
ARCTIC VOYAGES!
Exhibited in Boston, New York, Phflaiatphia. Bal
timore and other cities, with unbounded succass-
inir' ducing the principal scenes and incidents
through which DIR Kane and his companions pass-d
during the long and hazardous researches for Sir
John Franklin. and painted from
DRAWINGS AND SKETCHES
furnished by the late DR. Kane and officers pro-
duced under the irpmediate supervision of Mr.
who acc rm panied DR. Kane on both expeditions
Sew raj relics Of this ever memorable expedition
are on exhibition among which are tho Identical
Rifle carried by DR. Kane thu celebrated SIedge Dog
Myouk: the Peacock Flag; Furs, Dresses &c.
The Exhibition will commence ia the evening az
quarter tn O'Clock, and on Saturday afternoon for
the accommodation of Families anf Schools II A
O'clock WHOM children will be admitted AZ Is cents
g. Adj mission p cents ia
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lUMBING! PLUMBING!

DLUMBING! PLUMBING!
HYDRANTS! HYD2ANrSi
The subscriber having engaged the servieetof q
practical PLUMBkR, bpgs leay to inform his friends
AID the citizens of Richmond aud vicinity, that he
il now prepared to put mp Lift and Force Pumps.
Hydrants. Water Closets Wa.h Basins, sinks, &c,
OF the shortest notice.
WIN SEARS WOOD.
ia7-st* No Main street.
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0sop SALs..-H. ". B. Hunter has sold 10 seres
Of land 10 Alexssdrts county. Virginia. for $st per
sers, Which bat fsw year. ego be purchased At
~ pr ssrs.
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FIRE AT FREDERICKTON, N. B.
ST.. JOHNS, N. B.-Nine buildings were burned
by an inceudiary fire in Fredericton last night,
involving loss of f10.000.
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%IAM Now OFFERING
GREAT BARGAINS
IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF TRIMMINGS.
TO CLOSE OUT
FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY.
GEO RUSKELL
jaw Keach's Old Stand, 81 ID ain street.

EsS AT CoSf-
BELOW COST
REGARDLESS OF COST,
THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD AT AMI PRICE.
CLOAK AND MANTLE DEPOT, SO Main stN
$40 Ragans for rs 90; 5000 RaRans for % o.; 90
Cloaks for o.. aud 500 for So 2!O for leo; Furs
for ladies, misses and children: Ragans for misses
and children; Dress and Cloak Trimmings Of all
kinds; Fancy doodsto be sold at prices to defy COM
petition. X EZEKTEL,
ia 3-Iw SO Main 81.
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DEAD Bopr FousD--The body Of young man,
supposed from the papers found on 1t, to have been
named Thomas Harrison, was found near Bermuda
Hundreds, IN james river. on Tuesday last. The
pspsrs discovered upon she deceased consisted Of
Eve Or six letters, dated from Baltimore, and
sisusd sevsrally BY Marion Harrison, Thomas
Hsrrisou end Anna X. Lawrence, addressed to
1hom6a Haerisoa IArso1 CITY and Philadelnhia
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esow srosN AT TIE NoRrH.-At Hartford, CT,
90 Tuesday the snow was three feet deep, and at
New Haven II was two feet deep. dispatch
dated Springfield, Mass, Jan. 8, p. M. says:
Tho Express train, which left Boston early this
morning for New York, and due here at fifty min.
usss past eleven. 10 fast In the snow two miles
East Of Worcester, and nearly covered mp.
IL showed in streak. 10 0swego county, N. Y,
on Thursday. The storm ragged for "a hours, 10 q
three feet deep.
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FAcroRr HAxDs.-The Danville (va) Transcript
says that the hire Of factory hands have advanced
--mea bring from $50 10 $40, (the latter price
having been paid emily 10 one case 6temmers
hire ct from sos to 500. Factory hands are
greatly IN demand there.
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t% BAKER's CHoCoLArE-A nutritive
and delicious beverage and No a-tice just rec ,iv-
ed and for sale by JN0 W GAkLICK,
Apothecary,
jas Market Place. Franklin street
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IhE Dip ATC II
rIIr wkkxly n,.pATUH

TUE WkkKIY DlsPATCH.
TIE wssAIy plspsteA Tor to-day coasatns an ~, ~
tssesstse story called "Gosug ints Society; ~.
B,igArs Reform Speech In EuEiand: sna 49,
k columns OF highly Interesting literary sI"e'es'
asd items Of domestic and foreign news : oo'".
piese review Of the Richmond markets TOT .ne ps''
year, large quantity Of correspondence, &c, -
70 b< had a. the counter this morning, 10 wrap
rer, r.aav for mailbag. Price cents
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THE Third and Fourth LECTURES OF
L the c. urse before thu Youag Men. Christian
Association, will be delivered by Row WV BACs,N
STEVENS: D D.. of Philadelphia, THURSDAY and
Friday Evenings. ttss 9Th and eth ipsts., at the
I'm ted tresby teriaa Church.
SUBJECTS: -Thnrsiay NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. un.
der four noparchies" Friday evening THE
Throne and Palace Of the CPsars
IT, Tickets of admission 25 csnts; Season Tick.
cts $l-to he procured at LSi1ley 4 Rotinsou's
Meade Bakers, the Bookstores generally, snd NJ
the rooms If the Association.
I.acturn 70 commence punctually at o'clock.
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SAVANNAH RAcEs-The races over the Ten broeca
course, near Savannah, comrsenceo on tue
inst The first race was for year olds' mile heA'S
in which Jackson's Socks, though winning inc HIST
heat was distanced by Doswells P1anet 10 tue sec'
ond. Time-I:5l-l:52]a The seo'nd race was
for the Club purse of $500. mile heats. In winch
Charley Bail won to wheats to Don J"a"s one
Observation-Disclosures
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superb supper was given by Jefferson Grove
of Druids, in DauvilIe, Va, on the 2Sth ult among
the guests at which, Rev. D. G. A. Michelbaccah,
from Richmond, and three editors were present.
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VALUABLE TANNERY.-I wish to de-

WILLIAM SATTLER s. CO., No. l42
w Main street, have in store, and offer for sale
French Window and German Crystal Shee. Glass Of
all sizes and grades jail
WILLIAM SATTLER & Co, NO. l42
w Main street have just received an addition to
their large stock of Artists Materials of every de-
ScrigtOu. ia7
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WANTED-A Cook, Wa,her and Iron
w er, Girl FROM twelve to fifteen years old,
and Boy about the same age. Servants ecently
from the country preferred Apply at my schooi
rooms cerner of Main and lat streets, from till
O'Clock
Ia6-tS eQGlhE.
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ROCKY RIDGE RIFLES.-Attend
Nh EVENING, Jan 9th, at ~ O'clock with rifles
a. and waist belts. The Court Of Enquiry for the
assessment of fines will he held and men must be
present with their excuses they will be fined for
all absences.
Assemble in full winter uniform. and o. m in or
der for inspection, on SATU 4DAY Jan s.h at 9
o'clock, NJ for Regimental Parade.
CaAS VADFN lat Seru't ia6
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JANUARY, 1859!
- runo D pprNu 4 m

~ are invited for framed church, stone feunda-
ton TO be erected at the s ard X q d K X juno
ton For particulars, apply At WPERCIVALa ar
chitectural Office Goddin5 Hall. f. ON the l0ih to
the ath instsnts and at the junction, on the l4th
and 18Th instants. ia 7-6t*
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WANTED--Ag good Washer and Ironer,
w without incumbrancs. For FIRST rate ser
want of good character, liberal price will be pai6
Apply ut the Office of the Virginia Central railroad
IL 7-ats TaOJ DODAMEAD.
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THEhE'S ONE THING CERTAIN-And
l. that il. Levy is selling the cheapest goods in
the city You have only to give him call to con-
vince yourself of the fact. lie has now exseient
unbleached Cotton. wide and fine, at g cts actually
cannot be bought elsewhere for less Than 10 cents
Swiss huslin Collars at q cents worth so cents
excellent white Brilliante at I21s cents, worth Is
cent?; very nice assortment of Is cents Mouse.
LANES. and Dry Goods of every description. be
haa at JACOB LEWIS,
ja7 10 Main at.
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ARREST OF CoUsrKkgEIrERs-It 10 believed that
several thousand dollars in counterfeit notes on
the Citizens Bauk OF Bsltim ore, have been circu.
lated in that city, and several gaugs have been ar
rested for uttering them. One party arrested con
sisted of Chas. A. Seabert, lately working in Q
sash and blind factory in Richmond, Va, and ssv.
erai women. The Sun says:
The parties first arras ned were Charles Seabert
and Rachel his wife, Francis Smith, Mrs Nary
The Seasert is medium sized, abou, 30 years OF
age, with black mOustsche. and whiskers rather
thu ily sprinkied his face Hsappeared uneasy
and restless. Mrs Mary smith is between b5 and %
years old. The other females rather young and
prepossessing. No unterfsif money was found In
TIE heuse the persons of the partes Seine good
silver coin was found When ked how they came
in possession of the bils F. Smith said he Won
s75 play ing in Philadelphia. and got 1t iairly.
The Mayer admitted the three fsmsses-Mrs Mary
smith, Miss Smith, ard Rachel S@abert-to bail In
tbs sum of S2 goo each Messrs Caleb Kelly and Jos
Stewart entering ,nds in that amount.
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DRsfRucfIva KIRs.-The tcleR


cd the occurrence of destructl<A Q In Mem.
phis, Tennessee, 90 the 9Th Il t. Twelve three
story brick buildings on Front Row, between Ads
ANS and Washington streets we're DESTROYED
The Bsiletin estimates the total losses at $780,
600, and gtves the names OF the following persons
WHO are among the priucipsi losers:
The greatest losers By .his fre srs Messrs For.
sysh, Jamt son i Co., Wholesale grocsrs, who oc-
Gu pied the store on the corner Of the alley bs.
tween Washington aud Adams stI eets. 1hey bad
in store iarse aud valuable stock Of goods vuiped
At $4,000, all OF which was destroyed They had
insurance on their sock Of goods to the amount
of $4,000. Mr.. Jameson,s member Of the e N,
lost, iu jewelry and valuable papers, about 81 600
in sddI,iJn to The above, on which he had 10 10.
surance.
J. W. L. Sturgis & Son, grocers, lost IS. 900, in
su ed for $1,000; Wm. Park, 5000; D. Moriarty.
harness establishment, SO, 900; U. r Newby, car,
riage maker, $780, Joseph Teufei, keeper OF
''foung America restaurant, $1,000; G. Mclean,
gr. Ger, $500; John Trigg, $l5,oU0; Behr L Co.,
clothiers, $4,000; John Whne, marble w,rkeI,
S1,0Uo. The new building near the corner OF
Front Row, on Adams street, occupied by Joseph
Teurel as a hotel, took hre soo1 after the COM
mencement Of the ,hfagration, aud was rapidly
fell win great crash, the east wall striking,
with great force, the wall. of building adjoining.
belonging to SIR. Eagan, which was jusI being i'm.
ished, causing the whole stIuciure 10 fail the
ground. few m ,meuts bsfors the fall Of Eagan Q
pulId nS, il I'll cd with m ID, women ana chill.
dren, buardt 70 guests of Teutors Young Amer.
lea Hotel, who had sought there . refuge from
the destroying element. All Of these persons
would undoubtedly have lost their lives, or re-
ceived great bodily harm had they remsiusd, but
were prevailed upon 10 leave by some OF our lead.
iag fremsn, who saw the great danger TO which
they we're exposed, aud urged them 10 aheld
themselves from IT. Soon after this house wAs
cleared, its wallis gave way and the building vas
EJQ
we're csughI b.neath the ruins, only one Of whom,
was killed, or received very material damage. Ths
person who lost his life Was named Beaverton, =
stranger in the city.
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~ A Lone EsrABL1sHEp Gus

It has long been thescustoom each return of the
ed friends, brothers, sister. parents and children
to eXch .nge ome small token OF esteem er present
years,
Whatcan be more desirable or appropriate. a. gif
such an occasion, than beautifully executed and
correct Ambro. pc or Photograph. such "a ara mad.
OF the well arranged Gallery of g. w. NINNIs. 1877
Main street. He has jusr rece we'd o Ia, ge ane
choice seectioa0f Ffdaes Cases. L0ckets, Pins dc.
dc IN which to have Pictures placed. Persons
Wishing 20 make beautiful present, and OF secur-
beautiful in which have it placed shcud not ali
to visit his .llery. Rsmsnber the NUMBER 1877 main
street opposite the Post Office do 10
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TNra opuoronY Lkc usE.-We mead mol |

INTRODUCTORY Lee UsE.-We need n OF
remind our readers that Or. Boypton, one of the
most distinguished well success sful lecturers
in the Union, will deliver his 'introductory' to-.
night, at the Mechanics Institute Hall, where a
large audience will d"ub,less assemble to hear
him. DR.. Boy sutj ct is Geology" and he
il one of the few men of science who has succeed. I.
cd IN popuisrising discourses on scientific sub
tects. In the Northern cities these lectures have
drawn immense audiences and the papers are full
OF praise Of the mastery manner in which DR.. B.
has acquitted himself. Being invited here by some
Of our best citizens, who have heard the Doctor
aud fully endorsed him. We are sure that he will
receive such encouragement a. his lectures de-
serve.
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HARTsHoRHE tUkE-ALL--
THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR,
AND kEMEuY FOh DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTOM
All AND WEAK BOWELS
PREPARED By A CHEMIST.

BOTTLES 2, % aud % cents and one dollar.
cHE GkEA AEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL should be keptii
Ill families in of accidents sudden sickness
- 1t frequently Gu es Ia sss time than it require.
get physician.
1t cures pain in part Of the system and ID used
,xternally and int rnaily.
~ As the frequent changes OF the weather pre-
duce bad Cold. Rheumatism Neuralgia, Sore
sar Acne. Ague or Jumps in the Breast Pain in the
limbs and Body; also. Stiff Neck-every persoL
should get berthe 1t acts upon the Nerves, Mos.
.lee, Snews, Blood and Bones, and, by its warmina
electromagnetic power, expels all pain from the SIS
ten. Get bottle aud try il.
NB.-f you have Cough, use eHARTSHORNE'i
PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY tits he
best Cough rup in tho world IS and 50 cts bottle
If on are Bilious. use HAKTSH0RNES ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS They act upon the Liver, stom
asb and Bowels. carrying eff all Bile aud Foul Se
cretions. Is cents q box.
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
IN Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg and ali towns In
Virginia. oc Ism
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WONDERFUL EscAPs.-Last evening, about six
O'Clock, as the train on the Jackson railroad vas
dsshnK along at full speed towards the city, at q
point seven miles from the depot, the fireman was
suddenly startled by the appsrition Of man
standing directly On the track, facing the engine
aud with his arms raised 1t Was but q moment
and the engine WAS on him, and he disappeared.-
The alarm was instantly given, the train stopped
In a very short distance, and all hands got down
with lanterns and hurried back to look for the matt
ged body. Presently an old hat and one boot
soaked through with rain, were found on the
track. but no maugled body. The search con-
tiDued diligently for some time, but still no
mangled body. Where could the unfortunatr
man bs-or was th,re any uufortunats man
at allf The fireman, piqued, We presume. az
the iusinuation, then determined to look around
the engine itself. The party gathered around the
iron horse, and 10 and behold, to every ones wons
victim, holding on to his dangerous seat like gr
death, and looking the very picture Of mingled
disnay and bewlderment. His face was stream.
ing with blood, his head bare, and ouIy one boo.
adorned his neither sxtremittss. A doaen arms
were stretched forward to his relief aud the
doctor was called for. doctor wss fortu.
nateiy in the train, and ia few moments
be had taken possession OF the man. It soou be
came evident that the adysnturer was what il
famliarly termed "dead drunk" but what aston
ished every ono was, that he was not materially in
jurcd. His face VAS cat here and there his teeth
wers looseped and his mouth z nod deal bruised:
but otherwise he was not hurt. His broad bros ne
gave iutimaton Of the land ofhs birth, but be was
so stupesed with liquor aud stunned by his COLI
sion with the locomotive, that be could give no
account of himself He WAS placed in The train and
his bruises attended to, quantity Of stimulus be.
ing suppiird him TO enable him to get over the
shock a. far as possible, aud he is at the hos
ptal. Possibly the necessary reaction iu his sys.
TEN may prove more 1urious than the fmtned
concussion with the COW s,tcher.-Ne1 Or leans
RSagsEk.
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March RAcEs.-At The late race res.-

N tH0 f6tc i SC6 UeVt-
ing in Savannah, Ga, Mr.: jackson, the owner Of
Ehis Bynum. Socks and other good ones made q
proposition to Mr.. T. w Dos~eli to run two three
year elds from Tennessee, for SO 900, against any
two Virginia three year olds TO be named. On
Friday last Mr. DaswelI announced from the stand
his acceptance OF the chaiIeage on condition that
the race should come Oh over the Washiu xtop
Course, Charleston. on the LIST of March. Mr..
boswell selected Charleston because his next en-
gagements were there, and after that he designed
taking his horses TO New Orleans, and desired
avoiding the trouble OF returning to Savannah.
MIR. jackson preferred the Ten Broeck Course, and,
| as q consequence, the match was not made From
what We have learned, Mr.. Jackson designed ma.
ming his n'ley, Efie Bynum. and Mr.. Moore .
Shamrock hiey, now at Charleston. As Planet
ard Fannie Washington are nov at the Washiny-
ton Course, and Effie and tho Shamrock are boi b
engaged there. it seems to ns that that course
| would be this most appropriate place for all par
ties.
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THD WORK GOES BxAveLY on We are
gratined to sfate that the subscription for pur.
eha.ing Agricultural Fair Grounds, has gone q to
$l2 600, and is steadily Increasing. Men Of mod
crate means have subscribed most liberslly TO the
cause. and 'hsre are yet hundreds of others ready
and willing to Pubscrbe. who have not been called
upon. While upon this subject, We deem Il proper
TO say that no location has yet been seiect aud
none will he until all the sites offered to tho Com.
great aim Of the COMMITTEES xill doubtless be 70
select grounds nearest the centre Of the city and
most accessible 10 the people Thousands will
visit the Pairs II they fncieutly near to be
reached on foot, Who would never 90 near them,
If they bad to ride In buses or ether public vehi.
cles The Central Society will have TO Iook to its
gate fees TO pay its premiums and other expenses,
which will be greatly diminished If the Fairs are
not readily accessible to all glasses.
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TnnsPAssIno -Ackran slave to Turpiu
q farbrough, was convicted before the Mayor al
trespassing on McCarthy's premises, snd sss.
fenced to the lash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-11

A MINISTER DEPosED The Second Associate Re
formed Presbytsry Of Illinois, on Fhnrsasy last.
forms!ly deposed from the Ministry the Rev. San.
Glover. Pastor OF the Uaited Presbyterian Church
Of Peoria. lie was found guilty Of a breach OF
the sesenth mmsudment; also Of tloag coutiu.
ued hypocrisy also Of breach Of . .smarriags
promiss," also Of "usinE uniawful .nseans TO hin.
der witnesses before the Church C0srf" end in
addition he was adjudgei guilty of .'coDtumscy y
and c-ntsmpt Of Court"