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~ HARTsHoRNE's CURE-ALI-
THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHIL ATOR
SNU REMEDY fOk DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOM
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS

| THE GREAT PAIN ANNIRILATOR
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA WEAK K sTOM
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREPARED B II CHEMIST
BOTTLES IL, Is and 80 cents and one dollar
CHE GREATEST DISCOVERY In MROTCAI
- SCIENCE.
,hAhTSHORNES CURE-ALL should be kent in
all families in case of accidents or sudden
as 1t frequently cu 90 in less time than requires 10
get physician. ~
II cures pain In any part Of the system and is used
externally and internally
HARTSH0KNE E'S CUR E-AL Ii. cures Rherna atisr,
Neuralgia and Chilblains
HARTSHORNE E's CURE-ALl, cures Cramps Co,;c
Pains in the Stomach OF Bowels.
HARTSHORNES CURE-ALL cures Pains In the
Limbs, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and Ears
HARTSH0RNE'5 CURE-ALL cures Srrain.
Bruises, scalds, Burns and Frosted Feet
HAhTeHOkNES CURE-ALL cures Pains in the
Feet and swelling of the Joints
HARFSH0RNE'S CURE-ALL cures Stiff Neck
from Cold, and Ague ia the Breast
.HARTsHURNE'S CURE ALL is good for Drspep-
sia, Weak Stomach aud Bowels
. whenever You have Pain, use the CUREALJ as
IL acts upon the Nerves, Musles, Sinews Blood aud
Bones, and, by its warming electromagnetic power
e4peis all pain from the system. Get q bottle and
try it. A"
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
n Kichmcna, Norfolk, Petersburg and ali towns in
Virginia. oc Ism
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ANorHER MISSION TO JAPAN.-The Presbyterian
board have appointed the Rsv. DR.. Hepburn and
wife missionaries 10 Japan. They were former.
ly missionaries In Siam, and arc acquainted viii
the Chinese language.
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$50" dxoGaE 3. STusL, Dentist, Ofic
sas residence No 2tl. OF Msin. between stl and 81
Iiyasts Richmond Va my pl-Er
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Cool SEAT.-An ancient specimen of
8 female loafer, known as Anu Andrews, was
found occupying the porch of a private dwelling
at late hour last Tuesday night, and as she had
no roost of her own to perch upon, the watchman
Gagged her, Not being able to give security, when
called before the Mayor yesterday. she was sent
down to lounger's hail for safe keeping.
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UaLy PRAcr1cn.-Complaints are fre

UGLY PKACIICE.-C0mpIal are fre-
quentiy made by ladies of the assembling of young
men in front of church doors, at the close Of di.
vine service, to stare at the fair visitors as they
pass ont on their way to their homes. The uatu.
raj modesty of the fair sex makes them think
such conduct not only uBgallant but ungentle-
manly, and they ask to have these gazers at their
sparkling eyes and pretty feet and ankles, dis.
persed by the police or exposed by the press. II
ia not our place to publish names furnished us
even by ladies, but we are sure that the gentle.
men complained of, after seeing this notice, will
give no further offence.
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Nav t;s0p
S~tSt9.
1859

LaNDREfu'S CEhEBRATED GARDEN SEEDS
lhe subscriber il IEst Ia racer pt of large and vel
t''cted snrpiy q he above popular See .s consist
.'tsy ~ part ui
ECetS. beans, Cabbage.
Gallery. Garrett. Lress.
Ctcnmber, Corn, Cymblng
kH'e, Lett.cr, Melon, Muttard
Ggi3Us, Peas, parsuips,
Parsley. Pepper. kadish
saisiiy, Tomatoes. &C, &c
To which le respectfully calls The attention OF Far
tntEs, H'F1eDerS aUd Dealers. assuring them thai
they Can rely o. their being fresh.
JOHN W GARLtCK
AP1'hecaTy and DruFgst. Franklin st.
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A BIG SLsIeH RIDE.-The Springfield MASS
Republican gives an account of what it calls the
"great grandfather of sleigh rides" being pop.
uar excursion 10 that city of fifty to sxty double
teams, with $50 persons from Holyoke, on Stature
day last, The party consisted of the employees
of tho Lyman Mills at Hoiyoke. The teams were
decked with flags aui evergreens, aud the grand
procession passed through the principal streets of
the town, exchanging happy greetings with the
Thousands that were drawn to witness the specta.
Gle. and creating great excitement wherever 1t
went.
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~ BARGAIas. BARGAINS For the
pest bargains in Ragsnds fancy notions dress ard
COAX trimmings, call at the cloak and mante dc p,t
Jan. y X. EZEkIEL, SO Main street.
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-The entire session
of yesterday was spent in the examination of
William E. Deneale charged with stealing SLIGO
from Robert c. Brooks, of Charlotte; and the
greater portion of to-day will probably he con-
sumed in the same way. The Cour. was crowded
with spectators during the session.
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RAILROAD CoMpLErED.-The Hannibal aud st.
Joseph Railroad is at length flushed, and com.
meuced operations on Monday. It rms clear
through the State Of Missouri. parallel to the
northern boundary. from the Mississippi to the
Missouri river. This Is the nrst railway complies
TAD tn Kanaas
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INTEMPERANCE.- Shields Par
kinson appeared before the Mayor yesterday, ia
answer for being drunk and disorderly ia the
street the day before. When srraigned the &C.
cused offered no excuse for his conduct bot prom
ised to leave the city at once, If permitted to dc
50. His Honor put no reliance in the prom ise
however,and poor Shields was locked up in defAull
OF bail for his future good behaviar.
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SENrESex--Tom Hand, so we'll known in crimis
nal records, who was recently convicted on the
charge of feounterfeiting in Philadelphia, WAS sens
fenced on Saturday last, to i've years imprison-
ment. at hard labor and solitary confinement.
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- LIcoRIo1.

A. O. @. BRAND.
Tbs ABOVE WELL KNOWN YAvoRrrE Brand. ArwArs
on SALE, Br JAMTS C McANDKEW
de Sly 81 PIys sYRrgf Nrv Var
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VIRGINIA PosT-0FrIcRS.-A new office is estab.
lished at Malonesville, Dinwiddie county, Va, and
William FL. Bass appointed postmaster, on route
Petersburg to Weldon.
Re-estabtshmeats Dug Spur, Carroll county,
Va, and appoint Nathan Thompson postmaster
Pleasant Ridge, Princess Ann county, A. b. c.
Fisher postmsster.
Appofntnents-F. Y. Horner, postmaster at
Lnmberport, Harrison county, Va, vice j Y Hor.
ner, resigned; William p. Kindrick postmaster at
Richlauds. Tazeweli county, vice j. p. Kindrick,
resigned; Samuel G. Turner postmaster at Galt's
Mills, Amherst county. vice Daniel 7. Staples re-
signed -
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s8> Da. J0a. b. WAlTHALL, (Homoo
p@:Gist ocrs hs professional services TO the iii
FeAs cf Sschmord sUf lis Vicinity. Once st his Ee
f:evce. On Leigh str Il. two toogs from 9th.
-.---at~
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THs wEATHsR, yesterday, was of the
real pneumonia kind-damp, sultry and opprss-
afv
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SHOOTING AFFaAY on THE RIVERA difficulty ocs
Cured on The steamer Victoria yesterday morn.
Ing. between a DIR. Cameron, of Prentis, Miss
and Victor Ward, OF Louisville, KY, formerly
rendered somewhat notorious from being the bow
for whose chastisenent in school Mr.. Butler the
teacher, lost his life at the hands of Matt Ward
In the course Of the affray young Ward drew a
pistol and fired. the ball taking effect in and
carrying away the upper lip of his adversary
DR. c. left the boat Immediately after the occur,
renee, but Ward came on to the city aud returned
again last evening on the Victoria Although in
town several hours, we heard of no effort being
made by the authorities for his arrest-Memphis
(Tenn) Bulletin 18th inst
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RAxsER PRss.ArAr1nn-Thav We;

DANsEk fREssHTATIoN.-The Virginia
Rifles, at their Anniversary Ball at Mechanics
Institute Hall, on the night OF the 22d are to be
presented with handsome nag by the Washing.
ten Yeagers. Capt. Swartznan, in return for the
hospitality shown them on their visit to Rich
moad In 1853
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KsPAIEING.-Thef steamship Roanoke,
Of the New York aud Richmond line, was towed
to the Morgan Iron Works, 10 New York, on Mon.
day, for the purpose Of having new boilers put In
and having her machinery thoroughly overhauIed
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MEDICAL CARDS.
YA- -pn. r. 8. NRsr. lale Of Hsnrinn

&&~ On. Plcor has removed his office
to Franklin, bciwees Locust Alley and 18Th sta.
7'N'
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suIcIps-A newspaper correspondent, named
John +. King, committed suicide on Saturday, at
the hotel OF MIR. Rutzer, In Poughk eepsie, N. Y.
by taking prussic acid. In a letter to the pres,
and the public the suicide declared that he died
by his own hand, but gives other reason for
terminating his existence than that il "had been
productive only of disappointment, discord. blight
and pain" and thas he was content to follow bis
destiny wherever it led.
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ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO MURDER MOTHER AND
DAUGHTER AT Hatburg, Montgomery county, Pa.
an attempt Was made on the 18th inst, to murder
two old ladies-Friends-th mother and sister of
Mr.. stephen Walton. The family occupy a farm in
secluded part of the county, scme distance from
atravelled road. Early yesterday Mr.. W left home
in company with a hired man, and went to
neigaborng farm. short time after the latter
had occasion to return, and found two brothers at
the place. one of whom was formerly employed
on it. He left them there and went back to MI
Walton. Some time after this the sister of Mr..
Walton made her way to al adjoining farm
her condition showing tha. she had been murder.
ously assaulted, and gave information, it is al.
legged, that the brothers alluded to had beat her
and her mother with clubs over the head, and
left them for dead upon tho floor Upon the
neishbors going TO the house, Mrs. Walton was
found to be still nsensible. She had been shock
ingly beaten about the head, and one Of her arms
was broken. At the latest accounts there was no
hope OF her recovery. She is nearly so years old:
the daughter between 80 and 60. 1t was not
known if the house had been robbed, though it
was believed TO be the motive that prompted the
attempted murder. As soon as the affair became
known among the neighbors, the country for
miles around was searched, but the Offenders elu
ded pursuit.-PaH. Ledger
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s~ DR. PoStAnp has removed his

IN NsEN&b HAS removed his
Office q RtTNTN's NEW BUILDING, en- 18TH st.
between Main %nd FGaukln. rear the state Conrt
Il 1usr, 81 night he may be sound at the fxch auRe
Lkt. te 2--lms
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ORDERED OFF.-Peter Hcctt, . Powha.
tan free negro. arrested for want Of register.
was before the Mayor yesterday, and ordered 10
make tracks for his native county with - little
delay ~ possible.
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g2EC}Ab W0xI[I 8.

s" JoskPE HOpGaoN. JR Attorney
~ Law And General Land ard Pre-emption gent
KANSAS CITY. NO.
REFERS 10
Hos ii. =. Wis. (ioyoruc: Of VIRGINIA;
Professors " nor aui la.Camhe. University Of Va:
ls SEDa;ly. PFes't GAUk Of the Commonwealth;
James Lyons. Attorney az Law, Richmond;
{ " Purcell i Co.. Exchange ami St.ck Brokers
Richmond.
oo4di1 & Aprersoa Real Estate Brokers. Rich'd;
kcnt, Paine Co, Dry Goods Jobbers, do.
Thomas, Hughes Caldwell. Fancy Goods job
hers, EicAm0nd
y1nSlcy, Tavdy 3 " illisms Wholesale Groce-s:
r. \. SkiGfeg Co. Nholesaie Groceis. hichd
"a l0-am
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k%s~ w " = hbt1 tatt UE FIFNflCO,
having removed - Riehuond offers his professional
srTvi>tS to She public OfY3cc on FRANK lin strost a
fev de0rs below the Ballard Hause-residerce' "a
tie corner ct Main and eth streets fc I'm
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~ COMMlTTk ID To NORFOLK CITY
JAIL AS A RUNAWAY.-Was committed
to the Jail of the Corporation OF the city OF
~ Norfolk. on the 18Th day of November isss,
= ro man calling himself TuM BAILY. The said
negro man is hve feet seven and one half inches
high, and Weighs one hundred and sixty-fye
pounds, about thirty years old of light complex
iou states that he was born in Summerse. county,
Maryland, and claims 10 be born free; had on when
committed to jail, Sleeps grey clothes ard sailor
hat. Th0S OURPREM
fe 9-5w fergeapt City Nor frIk
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? WAS COMMITTED TO the Jail

a Of Chesterfield county on the 9th instsnt q
NEGRO. who calls himself WIN WEITE
IL. and say he 10 free, snd resides In the cit
is about feet inches high, complexion black and
rather slow in speaking when spoken to II the
said negro Il not Free the owner Is required 70 come
forward. prove property, pay charges and take him
away, or he viii be dealt with accord lag TO law
DUvAL,
ia l7-6Nf Jailor Oh az sar dai5 cs,anfv
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SINGULAR CoIScIDENcE-The Gettysburg, Pa,
compiler records the death of two twin dau Oh.
tersof Abraham Guise, of that county, in the 44th
year of their age. aud adds:
They were born and reared together-never
separated for single night during their lives
took the same disease, (rDeasles,) died within a
few ho.rs of each other, and were buried side by
side in the same grave. They travelled lifs's rath
hand IN hand, and in death they were not parted y
Coincidences 30 striking are very rare.
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o DUVAL,
T-6wf Jailor Chesteri coantY. Va
$3.50 REWARD. - Ran Az,

~ $3.50 REWARD. - Ran away,
about 9TH December. 1858, my boy HENRY
Henry Is about 2l years of age. rather deli
4s cate In appearance, about feet or 10 inches
in nei9ht bright muiatto, full head OF hair OF good
address but rather cringing when spoken To- langhs
when talking. fond Of dress and somewhat OF a
dandy, had q small patch Of beard on his chin He
IL also little bowed in the legs, and can read and
write.
viii give fifty dollars reward IL the above negro
IL taken In this State and lodged In soae lal where
can get him; and $50 II taken in any other slave
State. will give $50 reward liz Information ann.
Gent for conviction be given against auy white
man who may have had . hand in getting him on
TO q free State.
ia TITS CHARLES L. HOBsoN.
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Sk5 HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
tbs practice Of Law in the city of Richmond
Ohiee 10 Beiyin's New Building on 18th. fronting
Rank street. ia -
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Apo'hecary and Druggist. Franklin );

So Ho. ALL YE DYsPsPTIOs An
vho suffer from Headache Gidduess. Nervousness.
low spirits. DimBess Of Vision, Bad Taste III the
Mouth, IrreEular OF Deficient Apps lite, Acidiiy,
7; stored 70 health by the lse of BAKERS CEi,E
EeAF*p raEAiuN BiTIERS
fgr safe 10y Nessrs. Eshsr Il Winston, Druggists
i hEtJnj, Va, de 2l-tR
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xss%HARrsHosNs's ANTI BIL1ous Pill,

HAETSAoENb ANTI I-biLI0Us PILLS
the sag st and hest Purga;iye pills in use They
act upon ;he Liver. stomach and Bowels. carrying
Oh alI bile and every foul secretion. They don't
gTipe are easy iu their operation and can be taken
At any time without fear af exposure. They remove
to!is from the sTstein and prevent Rheumatism -
Il zen sritor win any PAIN, Use HAhTSHORSE'S :
you haze cough, use uARTS SaoRNK58 foUGt
hYk!s, which is the eeet Cough Syrup il the
sold byall pTrRQisis in Richmond. &C I5-em
ESS~ IL EOU HAVE CoUGH,
TAKE HAHPEOH'6 TINCTURE
'ThGE HAMPToN's TINCTURE
80 TAKE HAMpToNs TINCTURE
TAKE HAHPToN's TINcruRE.
II you have Pain in the Sscl
IKE HAaIpToN'6 TINoruRG.
TAKE aAmPT0H's TINCTURE.
TAKE HAMpToN's TIHCTURg.
ASTHMA, COUGH. CONSUMPTION. The writer
Is most highly esteome Ike thousands of our best
known citizens, feels it duty to pear testimony O.
the wonlertui curative power If HANPTON'c
TiNGfUR& Why let your friends suffer and die
without giTing ii a trial? Call and GO. pamphlet
BAL-IMoaE. SEPT. q, 1858.
.HsS5rS Hp7tt1,sT q NJ:gJTGy-C Cerlt!g1ner: / have
been seme tae afflicted with Asthma aecompa.
picd with shOrtuesa OF breath, With many sym ptolns
Of Cansqm0 ion, 4 friend, kn9Sinc Of the healing
TUNE. from having uesi ;he same, Induced zoe 10
procure bottle oi the y3uca-e, alii oy the use ct
one bottle was mucil better that was induced 10
Of it, and hy taking vs or six bottles was
restored 10 nay usual health aud will say to all per.
sons who afflicted as l wa1 to use EhNPION5s>
VEGETABLE ILNCTURE
ftentlemen--Yon are at liberty to use ray name
for the benefit Ui the afflicted.
ELLEN FEDeU
s.west corner of Liberty and Clay ats,
Baltimore, Nd
80 Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Scld BY PURCELL. LADD i GO, Richmond; by
Or COOKE, Fredcricksburgj by all the Druggists
IN Petersburg; by MORTIMER Il MOWRhAY
Baltimore. and by Druggists snd Shop keepers
everywhere.
se- 81 Per bottle; six bottles fer 81.
no t--6&Tts
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f@- DEBILITATBD PERsoHs-Those

ss.o~ hhDihaAAAbp 1EheoFs--l nob6
VINO have suffered from incessant feyers loss of au-
petite, or improper iigestion-may easily be cured
by the use Of BAKERS BITrERs. We have known
persons entirely restored 70 health by these itters
alter visiting all The watering places without receiy
ing ans benefit II any Of our readers are suffering
from oyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver In.
digestion, Ague and Fever, sour STOMACH or Loss OF
Appetite, they viii md certain relief by using .hese
Bitters AS directed Delicate females may rest as.
sufed that these Bitters are admirably adapted 10
tneif dieeaaes, and nsyer fail iii Qaickening nature
aud restoring the bloom Of health 10 their cheeks
Ieething Infants may also be improved by their
nse-whist all classes and sexes will be beneftte6
by their strengthening properties Az a family
medicine, these Bittsrs stand unriyalled aud must
eventually snpersede all others. We invite a trial
at once
For saieby Purcell. Lsdd Il Co, and by all the
prominent Druggists In Virginia oc ~
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TRINITY CHURCH. copcreust

TRINITY CHUKoH-The congregation
"orshlpping at this church, have at length deci-
ded upon proper site for their new edifice and
will proceed to build as soon as their subscrptiou
lat justihes the undertaking. Yesterday MIR,
Wm. Is. Watts purchased of James NJ Taylor 4
Son, the beautiful lot at the corner of 10th and
Broad, on which the dwelling of b. T. TinsIey'
Esq- now stands, for the of SO 500, for Tri-
nifty congregation. We understand that the pas
tor, Rev. James A. Duncan, has already obtained
subscription of $4,000 towards erecting the
now odihce. He will continue his efforts to raise
| means, and will no doubt meet with liberal en-.
couragement from all classes of our citizens The
location is certainly an excellent one, and should
give satisfaction TO the large congregation now
worshipping at Trinity.
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RUNAWAY.-Si0O REWARD.-

The above reward will be paid for the appre-
hepsion and delivery to Davis Hufeheson.
,Kl. In the city of Richu ond. or confined In any
jail that get him again. il taken out OF the state
of Virginia and $50 If taken in the STATE of Virginia,
for mr. man TH0MAS JEFFEkS0E. lie is about
81 years age, brown complexion ful head OF hair.
good teeth. fset 10 inches high, and rather grum
countenance JOHN A HUTCH seoa.
81 Enquirer and WhiG will copy Ia weekly pa
per twice each. ia ZZ-dts
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ELLkN FkDGU,
B. West corner of Iibarty and Clay ats,

sT0 THH South 4IDE.-By late
tariff. the Danviiie Railroad Conpany have reduced
the rate freight for Transporting Ground Plaster
from this date. WITH THIS pR0Vls0. that DOUBLE
RATE will be charged during the months of April,
MAY, AUGUST and SEPTEMBER.
orders 10 any extent be supplied from the
plrest Lump, but should be given early to eEsure
IL IL time
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar per
ton less than packed in barrels
JOHN II CLAIBORNE
IA s-3m No Ii Pearl street.
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= Sweet Oh Ia bottles aad cn draneht
100 caaes Sweet OIL. Marsetlles
% do do Bo<deAHS
Alss, few bsii piEss rf Olive uii. u s@zss sssA
ity a. thAt IN bottles. and which % can sem as
about twothirds the prseeat prte of On IN boafies
"a saving s g "a PIT cfns;n cfnas;nn . s, n~...,...
ks Corner Main and 6evsFnog 80.
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The YOU'VE GUARD BATTALION are fit.
ting up their armory on 18th street in elegant
style for their ball on the 22d. and promise 10
make the entertainment worthy of the corps, and
Of the occasion. In addition to large hall for
the dance, they have good supper room. and a
suiiciency OF dressing rooms for all the ladies'
that may favor than with their presence Oar
citizens, and especially the young men, are 30 &C.
customed to patroniziug this organization, that
they will need no second invitation to procure
tickets.
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GET LIcESsE.-The Ist day of Feb.
INTERESTING LECTURE.-It will be seap

INTERESTING LECTURE.-It will be seen
W. Green, of New York, is to deliver. in orr c;,v
on tonorro" evening, his justly celebrated lee,
ture on the artistic Life of Thomas Crawford tn.
aanerIcah sculptor" Prof Green is a grandson of
of h;oss' oi .eVoint'onary memory, gentleman
he is near relative Of the lamented Crawford.
ana was his intimate and devoted friend. with
the graphic incident. the deep devotion. the sronr
reng,ons element; the heroic ard seltdenyinS
perseverance OF the great Sculptor, he was fami
mar And in bis lecture he brings out the facts Of
THIS remarkable mans history, and the sprit that
animated his tolls with intense interest.
Ihe lecture takes place at the Hall of the Me-.
chanics Institute, Friday evening" at s O'Clock
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RUNAWAYS.

~ SPA REWARD Of $25 will
be paid fer the delivery of a Negro Nan, cali
ed PHIL TAYLOR. This negro was pur.
Il. chased in Richmond at auction. on the 5th
May. 1857, and a bill of sale made by George w
Snelings. He is of moiasses color good teeth
which he shows to adyantag sc whom speaking; walks
badly. gave said negro money and pass to go
sides in Chesterfield she is fres woman and from
what have heard ho is harbored by her The
above will be paid, if delivered to Dickinson
Hill Go, OF Richmond
| JOHN SAUNDERS,
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are gems OF art, and are warranted TO give satsfao
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