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-. Stow kAwQEs ANp FuaNAox

N,s Ia store y supply, cargo of schr Mignio-
nstte. PHIcnasaar invited TO examine the 0aal-
;y OF ccs Nsre4Ee especially recommend the
hicGn.- I'd Pyitaf Furnace. Bay state Cooking
Kaa.ssud itsg gpok stove
hcqair> slSsy$ hand for all leading articles sold
\. the Governor seet stove Store
49, Wanted nedis:eiy two u rst class workrpen.
eSl6 GEORGE sTARRETT.
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So PkxK PolNpExrsR,
Ar fs1R NIs.- :. y

80 ....,.o,,. RICHMOND, Va,
Y liz ft>etlcesNae city ef Richmond aud In the
,an,;es oi thteiheid. Pow haian and Amelia.
~ oaioe ID hse's Building, corner of Main ayd
lSt- sltNS' Sc %s-l2m
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0@ee &c Nofth side OF Broad street. lover
f'aicA fns estabiishnent,) between tth and
stH sIest, lhios hours FROM "A Al 10 3 p al. and
Yrom '1N Night Gaia viii peass be mad nt
aud 6,s SueN - >''s"
y "a Ages seft at tie o.iiee of JoHs r Cock.
tso ner os l4sl aud hsla stieets.) viii BE- asIend
81 u de i4--lais
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SuIcIDE james a. Abbott, . we'll known law
yer of Boston, Committed suicide Tuesdsy morp-
log u ths Coolidge House, by lespiag from =
window Of bis room inse the area, which extsi,ds
from the roof 70 the lower dor 10 the centre Of
Ahs building. t5g the purpose Of light.
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Nsg~ 8gLI, IRON CoUou IN TEN MIN

rrES - -ps;;orsi saaE, or Horehound, Liverwort.
&c or cons -. Sys. Bronchitis, and all Affections
OF tts taroat An' enEs, Particularly ada pied tur
tsiiareu e., 'snp Sed By physicians as a superior
arlicl~. tyyparso ply by GEo DOWDEN, Drug
gis Ani Chemist. tbrosd street Richmond, Va.
PrIce- s,,eHts pao1.
Fuf sale Dy ali yzists. deI4-lm
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G- u v, Hogsog,
HEGPATutC PnysICJAN.
~, bELvN MAIN sTSkET.
deis-lI3 R5CJTto Nm

BY K. S. VEgT, late of Henrico,
has ~ 5e'scd 10 Siehme nd. tenders his ps otes-
EioaAi so 10 the rabl.c. offiee or Franz lin
q; a lev 'as below the Ballard House Resi,
craoa, Miss 9'so>a's Boarding House, cor 7th and
Ma,U sts. I de l6-lm
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sas-To THE sourH sIpg.-By lat

EkF III AHA DUUI II pIDE.Dy A"tc
tariff, the DanvilIe Railroad Cmpany have reduced
the rate Of freight for transpding Ground Plaster
trom ths data. WITH THIS eoyiso that poCBLE
gAFR will hs charged during he months Of APRIL.
MAY. AUGUST and SgPTKMBER
Urders ~ any extent can r supplied from the
purest Lump but should beg iyen early t. ensure
IL IN time
Farmers Supplying bags darged one dollar per
In less than PACK ed in barrls
yOU II CLAIBORNE.
ia 9-lm No IL Pearl street.
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THn Ira GTRBsT RoBB.nY.-At lC
o'clock yesterday morning the examination int
Mayor. " s1s
Ellen Douglas testified, that Thos. H. Gresham
, s,.neo the house on Tuesdsy, while the inmates
were st dinner, but only remained few minntss
me stranger was in another roon--ths door Ia
which Was open at the time Gresham returned
between o and o'ciock-ieit for short time and
again returned between aud ii o'clock. lie gave
me au $l00 note. THIS 10 fhe note Witness az.
hibited 800 note on TIC bank of Virginia.
Emanuel Frances, barke+per at "Our House,
tes.insd that Gresham came to tho bar betwe.n q
a1o o'clock, ordered three snacks and drinks
Paid lot Them, aud exhibited two rolls of notes
on tue back Of one OF which he noticed the fivurss
"Ioo.' The back was Of resldish color. saw shs
.ace OF more OF the uetes. Have known Gresham
Ioor montbs. Never took him TO bs a man of
money. Never say him have roll of notes be-
X. W. Engl.aa was in Our uouses Tuasday
night, and couhrmed the statement of Frances.
AHr. Daeat testified that Gresham boarded at
,hs american Hotel-owed about 500 for board
nao oeen asked for his bill and declined TO pay t,
alleging that he had no nlouey.
Mr. Wherry, the paying teller at the Exchange
nank, paid two 800 treasury notes to some one
thls Week. but did not know the person
oola booker testified that be went with the
complainant to the Exchange Bank, and saw him
receive two 500 Treasury notes seven $50 note.
two tene, one twenty, a So so gold niece and two
~ gold pieces. he thought the Treasury notes
naa req oacks but was not positive.
sIhe evidence here esased, when the Mayor
scqaitted the four women of the robbery but
neid them to eaii for their future good behavior.
lie also released Ellen Douglas from prisoa for
contempt OF court the day before, but held her to
baii for good b, havior.
The Mayor then directed that Thomas Ii. Gresh-
am snonid oe held ia custody to answer for the
robbery on the 2lst, as the evidence pointed 10
him as the guilty party
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ANp SgNNPcoiA SALOON, under the American uo.
si--eBtTauce olth street
\ Eliot, Il and shower Blrss can he n "A 8.
al hours. sing Bath Is cents or 5 tickets for one
dollar. les
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1o'd and Shower tbs can be had daily at ali
hoGEs, a; the Anlerit Hair Cutting, Shaving. and
shampoNinS Saoohs snaer the American Hotel
Entrance OF iith stl
siass Baths IS ces. or tickets for 81 aplo
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syss~ Jona b. WALraaLL fHomao

rstGi~t.1 ms Pro eSNtSGai services 20 the III
feps - ~ bond sn' lis Stsinsty, oilice st his re-
sideace, 1asiSh sar et, two doors from eth.
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g-s- NEW loEK Lii INSURANCE Con-
FANx.-MUIUA sYs'EN.
Inultai $4,000!

With 0ne buSdred IhJ snd Dollars deposited
With tue state CUmptrullrE New York, TO meet
Euy laa fui drmaLd whch tkCompany fail TO pay.
~ pei :. Ut " the annual emium will be loaned
the assured wAeB oe-ired. =
Dividends declared aauuag, and have averaged
about forty per cent
If not a8SHTsd yCu should Il st once snd procure
p"titb ga g0I- lie. 10 g fr W neither young or
CID. married or single.
Y1p -dOEld Insure at once many reascns:
EITs'-EccGlrst lt Il ss Ex xEslYx than it will be
when u NE oder.
Nec1 d fsfcdQss If III HE1Ti you will pass med
prT, sEGMsH.t on aai BE AcGsaEp
IhITd-L.FE IS UNCERTAIN IL DELAYS ARE DANCE
E0rs.
WHO Nay I5URE
: he NAN PROVISIONAL It n PROFESSIONAL who
j. Depended up0E d SALARY u sUsTESASCE, should
d Il. Because with LIPS III kc0ME ca -, and to
toe loss Ut a fEsBASD aud "a Iii may be aided TX
PgsC2E ~ INSULT auu PuvAKra
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DlSe0LUTiON. The frm cf DAyID n.
~ JoxsS Z Co. expired on the 10Th of the month
4tlpersuus due or having clainns axatnss tn go
seIn. viii present thcm 20 me { settiemsnt
de N BAyIH ItHJA
SEdA KS.-6U. QUO Uss man Dt9Ass.
- good article, iug sals shsap by .,.x vorv
jae AA NVxxs
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youth named Claske, said to be q nephew of
the United States minister to Guatemala, has
been arrested In Kentucky charged with rining
the mails.
The New Haven News states that the will OF the
late hon. Henry l.. Ellsworth IL to be- contested,
on the ground that he was Of uusound mind.
None OF the -four or corn mills In or about Pc.
tersburg, Va, have commenced work for tho pre-.
sent year.
Baron James de Rotbschid has made his usual
annual dohation of 10000 kiogramme mes of bread,
to be divided among tho Gureanz &c btsafdtsance
OF the twelve ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
For the complimentary ball to be rendered to
Lord and Lady Napier, it is proposed to limit the
su' scriptioEs to four hundred, at $40 each.
A new opera, "Il DiavoIo delle Notte," is in pre-
paration at Milan, composed by Bottesini, the
contTabassist.
MIR. Hermen Baker, merchant OF Chicago. and
Julius Wiebe, also of Chicago, took passage on
ooafd the missing steamship Weser.
the celebration of the birth of Franklin by the
New YORK Typographical Society on the Eth
inst.. at Niblo's.
Gen. John Couldock Calhoun, formerly border
ruffan dictator in Kansas, is now a quiet citizen
OF Nebraska City, in Nebraska Territory.
Madame George Sand has gained her libel suit
against the schoolmaster, Brouiliard, at Auxerre
but as the damages were only 50f., she has indig.
nsntiy appealed.
An absent-minded keeper Of the weather in the
late cold snap, put his Thermometer under his
pillow, and hung his gold repeater ont of the win.
dow.
The small pox is said to prevail to q eonsiiera.
bic extent in Cincinnati.
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@.aat'om q Tie City Baiiainos If Sot>~ The Fy
80 aht Dpmtasc Commerce -- Ras.,oads ana
La's 81 <i'sers--llng,acters - Wsfer YarS. "'''
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MhHIUAL * AINkkt:
10 7. CULEMA-M p.
JAS Il. CoSWAM. D.
Ap9,ly at once 70
i. ". WYAL

Few doors the Custom House.
LIVERPOOL ANHOSDOS
FIRE AND LIFE ms RANCE COMFY.
Capital SIG,fD,0O0!
OVER HALF hILLlUN uu lis Re- IN VESTED IN
The UNITED fATEe.
LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED.
The Revenue of the U5Enpay derived from Pre-
NUNS VI Insurance exceeddwo Million Dollars
annually. The company is ierefDre prepared TO
Increase the amount heretof6 taken on unexcep-
tIonsl risks. They will issu policies for loss or
damage by fire on Buildings Merchandise, House
hold Furniture. &c, &C , on iiTal terms.
CHAS. Il. WATHAM. A,an+s
4. W. Wyatt
"a l-ts UGe i90 Main street.
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N0TInE-Tl

4 ]A4s1 ksHRs'iAkk N y AOH "V
~ undersigned have. this day associated them
selves together under the nrrn ssnd Vi PUTS
fARLkY 20 for the purp sse OF conS nctipg .
akOCEhf, COMMISSION and FUkWAku1hG
BUSiN ESS Ia the CIT, Of Kichme1d.
They lave taken tie new and spacious bus0n8
two doors above sAm'I Ayers 4 Hon. and nearly CD
posite the Columbian Hosei. on Carr ssrsss. snsr
plsf. stock of sil such good. = arc usually fosnd
Ia the Grocery lina, inciudinx Coffee. su9ais, 40
iasses, kaco,. Liquors. &c,. .&c. Ac. g ~ sh snss
senerxiY.
SPECIAL attention VII be paid 70 the sale Of a
be made rRAkk pUTT6.
I RICHD RARLEY,
HENRY WILLIAMS,
M JAo MARSHALL.
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ELECTION or Ur1osRs-Tha foI1

ELECTION or UFuOARs. followins 4
persons have been elected officers Of The Debatin
society, church Hill, for the present quarter b.
Cocke, Presideat; J. n. Pritchard, v. r. w. T. Bar.
rcS, Secretary; u. l.. Gates, l. 81. Ii. H. Shack le-
ford, LisrariaD; l.. W. Biiiups, Treasurer. TIE
members Of the Society conrem plate having pub
bc debate in the Course OF few week.
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ILLusrRArIoAs OF DR. KANE's ARCTIC

]01x@111H 1H01sS VI D1s zxHC11O
ExPRDirIoN-By advertisement, it will be seen that
the beautiful tuliiustratioRs embracing the principal
incidents that occurred to DR.. Kane, during two
years he wss ont in search OF SIR John franklin,
will close 70 morrow evening. Although otnsr cx.
hibitious have been With US lately, none have sf.
forded ,he interest connected with this; for no
can read or hear ot the name of Elisha Kane, with
out feeling a reverence tor the man. These paint.
isgs were prepared from the sinal sketches and
when we hear OF such men as brooks, McGary and
Nm. Martin, being connected with them, it 10
quite sufficient to youch for their truthiuiness-
faese paintings have never before been exhibited
Ia this cisy, and trust citizens will improve
| the opportunity of becoming more familiar with
the Arctic Regions by visit 10 Metropolitan Hall
either this evening or to morrow.
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FATAL AFrRAY-Sherwood G. Parish, clerk of
the Planters Hose! 1t Raleigh, N. c., was killed
with bowie knife on the 1lth inst, by Erastus
Hogg, who be was attacking in the dining room
of the house while the boarders were at supper
A letter in the Petersburg Express, says:
While in the dining room, where poor Parish
lay welterng in his blood, saw several persons
seated at the table not more than 10 feet from his
corpse, quietly dispatehipg their evenings meal,
and conversing on the affair with IS much COOL
ness asd Indifference as if nothing usual had hap
named
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TIE Civil DooKEr, before the Mayor,
yesterday, Was not Called because Of the fact that
the entire morning was spent Ia criminal business
All urgent cases will be disposed Of this morbiug
AZ ii o'clock, while others will be attended to nsxs
Thursduy
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kTHARTsHoRNs's sCURE-ALL-
TIRE GREAT IvxNNIRLLATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WkAk sTOM
ACH AND WEEK BOWELS.
u u u A T. - u


AND KEMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sT0M
ACH AND WEEK BOWELS.
PREPARE II Il CHEMIST.
BOTTLES i2, - and 80 bnts and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIEICE.
HARTsHORNE's CURi-ALL should be kept in
ali families in of acciRnts sudden Sickness
it frequently es in ss time than it requires 10
get physician.
1t cures pain in any par OF the system and s used
externally and internally
81 AS the frequent changes OF the weather pro
duoe bad Cold, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sore
Throat, Pain in the Bowes and Stomach, Tooth and
Ear Ache Ague or Lumps iu the Breast, Pain Ia the
Limbs and BODY; also. Stiff Neck-eyery person
should get bestie. 1t ats upon the Nerves, Nus
sss, siIeWs, Blood and Bones, and. by its warming
electro gnetic eypeis ali pan from the ~ g.
ten. Get bottle and Try II. .,x..x $1,000
PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHEkaY-itis he
bsst Cough 'rup ia the world 25 and 30 cts bottle
II you are Bilious. use IARTsH0RNE'S ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, stcm
seh and Bowels carrying OF all Bile and Foul 30
cretions. IS cents box.
The above medicines to be had at al Drug Stores
b Richmond, Norfolk. Petersburg and all towns In
Virginia. &C lo-pIn
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EfY- BARhH's CHOCOLATE nutritiye
aud delicious beverage and No article Just receiv
cd and ior ssle by Jh0 w GAkLlCR,
Apothecary.
las Market Place. Frank lin street
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EO-PAkTNEkcHlP NUllUE-Aar. j.
" IL SIMPSON IL admitted to An interess IN Ne
Ciething Business with me, from January the loe
1852. The style OF the new arm will be b oCOE
MAN 4 CO. d GOODMAN
No ll9 Main street.
We intend closing out the present. stock Of Winter
doodson hand. many styles will be ,eId ct cost
GOODMAN,C J d GOODMAN co,
SIMPSON, ! No lIe Main street.
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HANDSOME TEsr.noNIAs.-With q fe,

AnNosoME AE6rAHONIAL.-Hltl lew
others, we were invited to the City Gas Works
last Iuesuay night by the employees Ia that eS>
tabiishneut, to partaKe OF q collation. and Oh get
siss there, soon learned that something more than
meat and drink WAS on hand. The men-aud a
me, intelligent looking set they ars-were ss.
eenapieo otoset1er,cordiaiy welcoming their guests,
auu aooul O'clock, when the Mayor arrived, We
saw Que oil them approach him with n package,
ano some request. With his usual prompguess
Mr Mayu called to order, anu ANNOUNCED that hs
had been deputed by the workmen there assem-.
Died to Present their Superintendent, THOMAS I'll :
WHINE, Esq IN their palae, aud token OF their
higa appreciation of his character AZ al officer q
gentleman, aud friend, magnificent GOLD
WATCH, which he took pleasure liz dving, aduIpg
MIS- own testimony OF The high character of tho
superintendent 10 what he had ali eady said for
thUse fJr whom he was then acting as a speaker.
Mr. "ynue, on receiving the present, Responded
as follows:
Mr.. Aayo-AltLou2h it would be untrue for me- to
sa! thas ai uHpfcpdied Ior lhls lstration ..
regard ana attachment owards lne OF cau " Ith-
OUT anectatCn, 0ec.a.e tAat IeeI potent Iv
tne tasA OF txpress ns the ieeiiugs which now fiji
Ay tosofn. " hen recoi1eS that ious 5 eats siuls
i Came amongst these men, not only uuacq ualpte d
with any " rhem. but under circumstances Which
naturally preJudcea tne str0ugiy asaIusr lar II
cannot be otherwise than grat., iug 10 Know thsG
have So tar outnycd thelt oDjectiCns ana Oh oon
thelr sHec;lon as To cit all expressive proof Oh
nelr part by tederinR me Jnls gus hicti
L now ro.e1ve ON your hands Allow M ~ assure
you ana them that iuliy appreciate the generous
sentiments winch aetuat5 them OF this Occasion ano
that Will ever refer " this one VI tho brig lest
moments Of my lie.
fne remarks Of Sir. Wynns we're received with
shouts OF J0y BY the donors, many Of whom shed
tears at The thought VI losiug their
who has recently been appointed to another pest
The Hatch IL superior three-quarter plate
English lever, with chronoIueier balance and
extra jewels, with makers name on the movement
-"Wlifm Dixon, Chronometer maker to the Ad
miraity, 40 King Square, Gosweli Road, London, "
cssed IN heavy gold patent reversible case, Ams.
rlcan inVeRtion, in which, by touching sprinx IN
the case, the watch is made at pleasure either
bunting case OF open face. Engraved on the car
is the following inscription:
"Presented to Thomas III. Wynpe, ESQ by the
Operatives OF the City Gas Works, Richmond, Va
Jan'y 18th, 1853"
Attached 10 The watch was heavy gold curb vest
chain, the whole costing $3.50.
The presentation conciuIed,a a collation. was serv
ed, and the remainder Of the evening spent i'll sen
tinents, songs and aIecdotss-.he whole forming
mia ayr
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DEADLY WEAPoas.-The jury in the
case Of J. II. @. Tyler, indicted for carrying con
cealed weapons, aud on trial before ins Hustings
Court, brought in verdict OF guilty yesterday
and lined him $50 and coats.
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sy- TIE BEsr CovGH SYRUP IN THE

-LlU
The best Cough Syrup In the world Is Harts
hornes PeetoraI Syrup vi Wild Cherry.
This article is prepared by chemist. aAd Is pro.
n0nnced By medical men, and those who have USED
Y, 10 bB the best preparation for Coughs. Coies
CataTrh. Bronchitis, Hoarseness. Bore Throat from
a cold. and d preventive Of that lion OF diseases
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use il. 1t Ii pleasant 10
the TASTE softens clears and strengthens the voice
says all irritation OF the throat and ungs, and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles p and 30 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug
gists in Richmond Norfolk, Petersburg, and all
owns in Virginia. oc l5-6m
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The LATE EMPEROR OF JAPAE.-A letter from ia.
pan, says:-"The name of the late mperor of ia.
pau, as written down for me by the young inter.
prefers, was "Casaduco." He died on the night of
Sept. l6, and Of course did not hear ef the honor
we Americans paid him in toast at the pic nic
at Moge, on the 9th of the same month. As be-
fore stated, he was SO years old only, and had
twslve wives. Some Of the Dutch residents say be
bad sons, and adopted for his successor, but
my interpreters assert be had one who ia between
10 and 10 years old, and who has asceuded tho
throne. Neither widows or daughters, according
to the Japanese constitution, are allowed to sue
ceed deceased emperor, but he is permitted, in
the failure to have son, to adopt any one he
peases, who, upon the decease of the emperor, be.
comes the sovereign without opposition"
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\ CO-PAkTNER6HIP ~
NOTICE. N

have this Day admitted as partner.
MIR JOHN " JkNNINaS. The business will Ia
future be conducted at my old stand, No IFS Main
street, under the trm aud style OF SAMUEL CoT-
lREt u 4 %, where We have on hand nne as-
sortment Of Salidles. Brides, Whips. CARRIAGE,
Cart and agon Harness OF cyery description and
aaiity, and wlll.eontinue to manufacture 70 order
and foi sale. every class VI gooos in our line.
There Wa awarded me At the United states fair
last fail, three SILVER medals for EUPHklOk ePkIi
MkNB OF WOKk MANSHlP since which time 0nr
facilities are greatly ipeseased and We now datrer
ourseIses that we eau furnish every article in our
ine not to be surpassed ia quality, and at e. low
prices as any establishment in this country.
beg leave TO return my sincere thanks t0 my old
riendg and the public generally for the liberal pa
tronage heretofore bestowed upon me. anu respect
fully solicit continuance Of the same TO the new
concern, piedgiIg ourselves to uss oor utmost en-
deayors 70 please our friends and patrons
SAM'L b CvTTRELL.
Rishmond, Jan. lst 1889 --gs-
N0TiCE---Au persons indebted 10 the subscriber
are respectfully requested to sste their accounts
with a. little delay practicable am extreme
iy anxious to close up my old business. \.
Richmond. Jan. Let, 1889. jaI-sm
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CLKyELass. fo.1Jan. Q

'S7hsSsP0NokNck 81 rus KIcaM md pAILY n,sp.rcu
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PANIC IN A CaURcH.-Ia a Methodist Church at
Marion, emy the county, Va, q negro woman
brought hot brick wrapped in piece of carpet,
to warm her feet, and the carpet took fire. The
smoke caused general rush for the outside of the
church Whilst many made their exit at the
regular outlet of the church, many others, psrtic-
ulariy the ladies' forgetting their nowadays di-
,aeusions, dispatched themselves, with pressing
haste, through the smaller outlets, furnished by
the fractured windows. Quiet was soon restored,
without any damage, save o few slight Gu Is and
bruises, and the fracturing Of three windows OF
the church.
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A MODEL LovER.-The Detroit Free Press gives
the following description ofthe negro who recent
ly won the heart and hand of the young white
heiress 10 that city:
Wewere at some little pains yesterday to get a
sight Of this modern 0theilo who had wen &
second DesdemoDa, and found a lean, long shank ed
hobbling darkey, about fity years of age, his
white wool showing. of counsenance of supernne
ivory blackto frightfu advantage. In his escape
from the South, be received shot in one of his
legs, which adds Iothing to the elegance of his
locomoti0n, and there isn't solitary ivory re-
naming 70 relieve the horrid chasm that yawns
whenever he attempts to smile.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-14

COLLINS SrrAHsRs.-Nesv Ocean Ltne-A private
ietter from Parlt states that French company
organized at h4wish of the Emperor. are abo;,
to purchase the Collins steamers, to be placed
with others as aregular line OF packets between
France and New York, the French government
having agreed to pay to the company yearly
sum Of 1000 600 francs for carrying the mails.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-14

nTsS OLU ITO N.-Ths ccnssrn J,
~ PRICE 4 WATKINS a this asy dt.uolved s.
mutual consent. J Watkins hss dspoaei D,
his interest h the stock and debts, 10 . d PRICp
whv has assumed ali the obligations Of the csncern
payment.
The name Of the hrm can b used By either part.
BM PKICH
1B WATKINS.
u RkICH. N,
dRomOn0, JanuaIy 11t. I61o. n lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-14

REVIVAL OF BUsSEss-The Worcester (Mass.,
Spy ates that there decisive indications Of
revival Of manufacturing business in that city.
Several estsb i.hments have Increased the mum.
Der of their mechanics in order to fuiail the or.
ders which tasy hxve lately 10 o we'd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-14

| CENSUS OF MARrINsBURG, VA.-The editor of the
Martinsourg Gazette has just pieted census Of
that town, showing il to contain q population of
5ld2 souls including 2l2 slaves and So free colored
persons. 1t also contains 553 houses and S7OO 600
| worth OF taxable property, exclusive Of $4,000
worth ofchurch property