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rhs Roanoke Valley Railroad

The Roanoke valley RAILROAD.
Ths petition sent in to the Council yesterday.
esking that the vote Of the citizens be taken upon
che question ofa subscription to the
Of the Roanoke Valley Railroad, Is signed by the
VeelthIsst men in Richmond. The list represents,
~ believe the larger part Of the real estate est-
mated With reference to its value, and q very
largo portion Of the personal wealth of the place
The Coanoi, Of course, will comply with the wish.
- Of petition presented with such an array Of
Intelligence and wealth. When the vote is taken,
" predict It will be the most unanimous ever
Given on similar question.
The people Of Richmond are awakening to their
kus intsrssts-they are setting proper value on
The trade Of Southern Virginia and the Roanoke
Valley. The Danville Road has unveiled that
country 10 them, and they fully appreciate its re.
sources. They have already determined to con.
tribats their share towards the building Of this
Mttls road from tClsrksvle to Keysv'lle, and they
and the friends Of the road IN tho locality which
St travsrses, have determined thatt shall be built
With dispatch.
P.S-Prom the oouneil proceedings, In our
local column, It will be seen that the list has been
referred to the City ASSESSOR to ascertain whether
. sufficient number Of freshofders have signed it
- lsssliss opening poll. The Couacil will re-.
esivs the Assessors report on Monday evening
nsxt.
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DIED.

On Monday morning. 10th instant, ELIZABETH
WATT, wife Of James Balmain, aged ~ years ana
months.
Her fonerai will take place f. ON her husbands
residence 4th street. north Of Leigh street. tnis
day, STuesday,l at So O'Clock. ID. The friends
are respectfully invited TO attend. 80
Blessed are the dead who die IN the Lord"
m Norfolk papers please copy.
On Sunday the 9th inst, ct O'Clock. P y, sfter an
Illness Of sixteen hours, DELAWARE BUTLER,
eldest of r sederck and Margaret Butler, aged
Is years aud 10 months.
His funeral will take place from bis fathers resi-
depce 7th street. north Of Leigh, on this Clues
day. morning, at IL O'Clock. The friends and ao-
to attend.
Yesterday evening. Mrs ANN BEDFORD. wife Of
the late Thos Redford
The funeral will take place this evening. at
O'Clock, from her late residence on Broad street.
opposite the Fsir Grounds to which the friends and
acauaintances Of the family are requested to attend
Nifhnut fnrfhar notice. V
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Institu-
ton, which has been In Successful operation sos
the last Grs years .s situated on

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Institu-
- ton, which has been In Successful operation sor
the last Hre years. 10 situated on
CHuRCH HILL, RIO iM0ND, VA.
IN delightful. airy position. aud IL furnished with
every conysnience conducive 70 the comfort Ct pa
tients and the successful treatment OF diseas
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs Rooms
have been nicely Furnished suitable to the accom-
moqAtion Of gentlemen who may Ind II incoaye
Eiedt TO be treated at their private lodgings.
Particular attention VIII be paid to the lvssao-sn
tdyds, which are peculiarly commodious.
tFhgabx on ns reaeyai0 ne Pdtsest)
white patients. per week
Private Rooms. ............. IN to S,s
~. City scceptaocss required Tor pstisnss nom
the country unless where the parties are known ID
one Of the PLY sicians Of the Hospital.
This includes ell charges for Board Medical Attsnd-
Ance. Nursing aud Medicine. By On arrangement
additional fes ranging from - 70 $50 yI Be charv.
I'd for Surgical cases. The particular Sum nay -
ascestained beforehand By apploation "a O. N tSs
attending Physicians. -
No amAll pox admitted.
No paticIt received for iesa than . vssk.
The undersigned viii give their pSrsonsi attain
ton TO al pAtisuts placed In their Hospital
Ass1'n'j jA sHEsT SnHkier Nm
ss; fEc ;s:ss f sccs.s S. ~ p So
bassDsnt Of the Poyhatan HeQss.
yraaknn e.. Asst dec9 Ssiqy slti QSgssA
Law Budding. yranklin street. nszt dscr 70 ets1s
rHos. y. NIXON. ND. asssasss fSysisiss
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MARnTEn.

On the 4th inst, at Centrnar Church, a dosioeA,
N, by the Bev VIM wheelright. WIN L1N-
HAM. Je. to Miss MARY n, daughter Of IN
drew Kennedy, Esq slI 81 this ity.
~ Norfolk. reterslrrg and Washington pspssts
please copy.
On the 10th Of December, 1859. by Elder Rock
Mr. JAMEB y ALHlZBR and Mifs CLiMEnAA
PARRISH. all OF Goochlsnd county. va
On the 33d Dec by the same. Mr. MATTHEM L
ANDERSON and Miss ADELlA A PEkkINs.
daughter Of Thos Per kins. Perkiasyills;;, r,,o
On the syth Dec. by the same. Mr. ROBT THO
MAS and Mise MlRv COsRY
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KENTUCKY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

KENTUCKY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
LOUISVILLE, Jan 10-The Kentucky State Demo
cratic Convention endorsed the Cincinnati plat.
form and the bred Scott decision, and adopted re.
solutions encouraging the acquisition OF Cuba !;
denouncing the sectional agitation at the North
and Know Nothingism: endorsing the AdminA
istration with the protested determination that
differences upon minor points, such as Kansas and
Lecomptonsin, shall not be permitted to disturb
the harmony of the Democracy of Kentucky.
The great feature of the Convention was the tri-
umph of the Breckinridge interest over the Boyd
party, the jealous supporters of the Lecompton
policy of the Administration.
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WEATHER REPORTS.

C,swKas, N. T., Jan. 8, 2. M.-The weather was
ouite warm here yesterday, with rain, unit. to'
wards night, when a sudden change took place the
thermometer sinking to zero add q strong n ".
wind springng up. To-day there have been dur
res of snow, but no. sufficient to bring the siesns
ont. We have bad no sleighing as yet this winter.
WAryRrowS, N. T., Jan. 8, 6P.M.-Thermomete
at zero. No snow.
OapENsBuRa. N. Y, Jan. S, 6 p. -Tnis is the
coldest day of the season. The sleighipg 10 good
Thermometer degrees below zero.
Bosroy, Jan. 8, 6 p. M.-Weathsr clear, with
strong ~ W. wind At sunset the thermometer
stood at II.
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LOSS OF SCHOONER WORCESTER-SCH0ON
SAM,L CASTNER ASHORE.

PROVIDENCE. Jan. s.-The schooner Worcester, OF
Providence, Rhodes, from Philadelphia for Mobile,
with general cargo, was lost December III on ba-
hama Banks Captain Elisha Ii. Rhodes and the
mate. John s. Adamsop, were lost.
The schooner Samuel Castner, Shepard, from
philadeIphia for Boston, with coal, went: on the
reef near Newport last night She 10 full OF water,
her bulwarks are stove, and her rudder 10 gone
The crew reached the light boat at Brentor's reef
after being eight hours out. Assistance will be
sent to her Immediately.
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fHI LA1s GsH. HHNDERsoN-Brig. Gen. Arehi.
bald Henderson,, Of the U. s. marine corps, who
died In Washington, on the 9th instant, Was .
native Of Dumfrss, vs entered the service In 1900
end rose to tho rank Of Lieut.. Colonel Command.
ant u 1890. He commanded battalion Of marines
IN NE Florida war against the seminolss; he led
he troops in the bloody and desperate engages
nasnt With the Indians on tho Hatcheeuski, Jauu'
asy 81, 1851, and Vas breveted Brigadier General
for bis gallant and efficient conduct while com'
nsuding the marines in Alabama, Florida and
fsnasssss against the hostiie sayagss. Ats life
~ . soldier exceeded half century, and that
whole period Of service vas illustrated BY the
noblsst instances Of manly courage and patriotic
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ADDITIONAL FROM MEX1CO-SUCCESS OF


GEN. EUBLES.
New OsLEAys JAN 10.--The overthrow Of Zulo-
ago took place on the sd of December. Echeaga-
ray previously pronounced in favor OF General
Robes, and the constitutiOnality Of Jalapa and
Cordovs Joined him.
Zuloago put the city Of Mexico In state OF
siege, and tried to compromise with Echeagarsy,
but failed. subsequently,, Echeagaray was cap
tured and sentenced to death. but the revolt at
Puebla saved him.
Gen. Robles bad released all political prisoners,
causing great rejoicing ut Vera Cruz.
All parties we're dissatisfied with President
Rnchannn'a message.
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n AttiHa lExEAA1sszN<

~ At1ks5 lE7X EiAA1ss EEy<:s
PORT OF EXTRAORDINARY 10th, 1859.
High Water 'hi, day Tuesday, so o'clock.
ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoae, skinner, New York, mdst
and passengers, Ludlam Watson.
str Relvidrre, Keene, Baltimore. Indse, ID 8 w
Carrie.
Steamer Virginia. Kelley. Philadelphia. mdse and
passengers, K futile.
Bark Elf, -.i in ballast.
SAILED,
schr y Ntckerson, Nickel son, Boston. Ddse. d
W Currie.
new YORK, Jan. oAIIivrd, schrs Ocean " ave
Warner. Washington, C; Lion. French I; Ma
~ Emma Pilgrim. Petersburg, Va; Ann, Cole, City
Point, Va; and schrs Mabee. Morgan. and naVens
I, ON Va.
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MARINE DISASTER

NEWPORT, r. l., Jan. 9-The schr. julia Peklns
frcm Norfolk, Va, bound for New York, put in
here yesterday in distress.
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A11UonNEHrD.
TrHEATRE.


Kisbfh nish Of the voxis.rspowned Acrobat, Gym.
mast ard Clown, Hefix Carlo and HE wend ful
sons. snd DsDy Clown. ~
TUESDAY EVENING. JAN. .lirH. Isss,
WIN sa Il DHSs r.. sAs a.
and 1IIn Ape on ByRsko -sesey Tros, RS
ss,. e, ssyio ra''sy' Mast Carlo; Dsalas
Inc Is sISis o. ' ssfssT. Gus. 80
T ECTURE.
IL The second Of the series Of LECTURES. for
Phiiolosian Society. q fiehmsnd college: YIN 3
s. fIsisaRRisyssES SHUksH. sar1ssDxS.,iil ;S
usnis upon Nationsi Character 1'-' -'- -'''1
~ Admission Is osnts-Tickets to be had 9, the
door. Ian-l.
r ECTURES ON GEOLOGY.
Ds BOYAToN respectfully announces that In com.
pliance with the invitation OF number Of distin.
Euished citizens of Richmond. he will sive hs
EIGHT ILLUsTRATEp LECTURES ON axoI-
MECHANICS INSTITUTE HALL,
COMMENCING TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. uth
SECOND LECTURE,
THURSDAY EVENING. Jan. 18th. and continue
PRoGRAxNK.
|. Mechanical Astronomy, In which will be- illus.
| trAted by experiments In Natural Philosophy ths
laws which govern the formation, form. motion
| aud situation Of ths Heavenly bodies With the
Earth. ~
| Igneous Condition Of the Interior Of the Earth
causes Of Volcanoes. Earthquakes, aud the Eieva.
| ton OF Continents and Islands.
| 3 Co,npostion and Position Of Rocks, Gold De-
| 4: First Creation Of Animal Life Classification
of Rocks by Fossil Remains found in them
Coal Beds, how ths Coal was producei--dfer.
ence between Bituminous and Anthracite Coal. and
how caused.
s. The Period Of Reptiles. Organic Remains Of
seas Millions Of years before the creation Of Man
7. Wsrm-blooded Animals-the difference between
| the Animals tina. exist with man, and those that
were on the earth before Man was created. Masto-
don and Mammoth period.
8. The present order of Animals with the Human
and Geological Chronology. The harmony Of Geo
logy with the Mosaic account OF Creation.
Each OF these Lectures will he Illustrated BY a
series of large and beautiful PAINTINGS, filling
the entire end Of the Hail. covering 1900 OF caa.
vas and which were executed at cost of more than
They Represent. Volcanoes, scenes tn the Gold
Mines Coral Islands, Coal Vegetation Reptiles ard
Monsters the Pre- Adamite World Warm. bloodra
Animals and the present order of Animals being
representatives Of the entire Creation az found fos
sized In the rocks. ;
These paintings were executed with a view In
please the eye. as well to aid In the smp,icaton
of the subject
HSrTickets to the Course, 81; gentleman and LADY,
to the Course. 3d. pupils Of schools, 81; single sd-
mission, 80 cents.
ATDoors open at s'.. to commence q, IA o'clock.
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s%HARrsHoasn's AxrI-BIIrous PILLS

%HARTsHoRNR's ANTI-BILIoUs PILLS
are the safest and beet Purgative Pills in They
act upon the Liver Stomach and Bowels. carr inH
off alf bile and every foul secretion. They don't
grippe easy 10 their operation and can De taken
at any time without fear of exposure: They renove
If you suffer with any pain, use HAkTSHORNE's
CURE-ALL the great PAIN ANNIfIILATOR. IL
You have q cough, use TSH0RNE'S COUGH
SYRUP, which IL the best Cough Syrup In the
world
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond. 90 l6-6m
f&- LIooRIoE.
A. o. G. BRAND.
The ABOVE WELL KNOWN FAvokITE BRAND, ALWAYS
ON SAFE BY JAMES Q. McANDREW,
do Sly 81, PINE sTREET. NEW fokk.
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THS Fnsxcm ePolrAfsoN BItL.-The telegraph An
neusoss that this bill vas passed yesterday 10 the
senate, - vots sf - 10 70. lthssys to be pass
ID II The Hssss. The bill oals for y, 900 900 in
dsmaisy for vessels owned BY Americans and seis-
"a b. Yrsnes, In her war with EngIand-our gov
srpnsnt, In convention with France having fore
geas The right 10 claim this indem nifty ct ber
houses Of Congress- but IL WAS vetoed respectively
b. Prssidsats Polk aud Pierce 1t has been before
Ooogrees Tor 80 ysars and even should 1t pass now
% VIII prnoaely be vetoed BY Mr.. Buchanan, In
vlsW OF the present low state Of the treasury.
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~- LIooEIoE.

Ec Ii YoU HAVE CoUGE,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
" you n"'' D''H TAKE HAMProN's TIHCTURE.
II you nave A' TAKE hiAMproN's rINcruRE.
II you nave 0'01 FAKE HAmproN's r1NcTuRE.
Ii you nave ram r u II HAMproN's T1NorURE
Il '0' Af' All TAKE HAMpToN's rINoTURE
you nave neAa TAKE HAMpTON's TINoTURE
ASTHMA, COUGH. CONSUMPTION, The writer
Is most highly esteemed Ike thousands OF our 6es.
the wonderful curative power OF HAMPTONs
TINCTyRE. Why let your friends suffer and die
BALrxoaE, SEPT. %, 1855
Messrs. Mortimer d Aoso67uy-G Gentlemen: have
been fer some time afflicted with Asthma aecompa-
MED with shortnsss OF breath, with many symptoms
Of Of fis
TURE, from having used the same. induced me to
procure bottle of the Tincture. and by the use Of
one bottle was much better that WAS Induced to
use more of it, and by taking FIVE or six bottles was
restored to nay usual health. and viii say 70 al per
VEGETABLES TINCrURE.
Gentlernen-You at liberty TO use my name
for the benefit of the afflicted,
8. West corner of Liberty and Clay ste,
baltimore. Nd.
Sold by PURCELL. LADD q co, Richmond; by
DR. COOKE. Fredericksburg; by all the Druggists
h Sy and
verywhere.
~ 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
no l-d&wtS
DB- LIYl SIzH PnoToaRAPHs.-The
Subscriber takes pleasure in announcing &c his nu
msrous patrons and the public az lsrg &c. that he In
now prepared to furnish Photographs from minia
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain colored
which, for accuracy and finish, he warrants equal.
II not superior to any produced in this city ct less
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied and en-
larged to any size.
anime specimens at GIBBs' Temple Of Art. CORN.
THAN Hali. Main street, between 9th and l9th
p. s.-If you want genuine Ambrotype. this /,
the place TO get it. whore will neither be hum.
plugged In price or work, Also, Melainotypes, OF
jels p. E.G.
IA. DBBILITArED PERsoas-Those
who have suffered from isoessant fevers loss Of sp-
by the uss OF BAKERs BITTgRs. We have known
persons entirely restored TO heath by these Eiters
ing any benefit II any Of readers are suffering
from Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver In
digestion, Ague and Fever. sour Stomach or Loss OF
Bitters directed. Delicate females may rest as
sured that these bitters are admirably adapted to
their diseases, and never fall in quickenng nature
and restoring the bloom Of health to their Cheeks
reething infants may also be improved by their
usewhilst sll classes and will be benefited
oy their strengthening properties As family
eventually supersede all others We invite . trial
at once.
For leby Purcell. Ladd Co. and BY an the
prominent Druggists In Virginia Gle
~ LOOK Our.-BE IN TIMs If
you want good Picture. WATSON sselling of his
coed to Europe. and if you do not wish to be arts
ticaily humbuzed, go 10 him, for he gives You
t.a;s picture. warranted to give satisfaction. at
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esp. DR. J. HosrsrrER's BIrrHBs.-

These Eitters are universally acknowi lodged 70 be
sure preventative and cure for Fever and Ague,
Eiatuience hpayiness Of the stomach, or any other
like affection Their feet upon the system is most
miracu lCus; they give healthy tone to the system
cleanse the system Of Gil iDpuIi les. The proprie-
tors in presenting THIS IEsparston to The pebble.
ASSURE then, thst4n slecase; when It has been
TO fail but ON the contrary. new virtues have been
discovey ed in its use 60 those sfcted with any of
the above ills Of the body, the "bitters" offered
as q speedy and certain cure. Try them and form
your own opinion.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, eve
rywhsre, ja7-dim
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LOST

T .OST, on Sunday night, Goth Decem.
~ bsr, on 18Th between Broad and streets q
FITCH FUR vICToRlNE. lined with brow q silk
The finder viii DO literally rewarded by leaving
Grccsrr. corner Of 18th and Broad streets.
ia li-9tS
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s% ARrIYIcIAL THErH-THE CHRo-

PLASTIC PRscEss.-G W JONES DENTIST. having
purchased the exclusive right for the above
mode Of making TEETH. and after using and test
ing it In the mot difficult tchere other plates
had failed. Is entirely satisfied u its absolute superb
GRITTY over the gold, silver aud platina method cam
therefore, with confidence. recommend 1t to all who
desire full partial of teeth; and especial
" to such as may be dissatisfied Wih those they ore
4sirl0 In this process. all of the objections to
the gold plate ara removed-the suction being per
feet secures coufort and stability to the 1T and the
teeth being embedded in the metal. the food is excu-
ded from unper or between them; they are there
fore. cleaner smoother andiin every respect better
In consequence of the perfect adapta.ion OF the
plate to the mouth, and the suction thereby Sc
cured, he insert more teeth rihost clasps
and in all cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory
fit.
This method having been adopted and commend
ed By those standing highest In the profession,
North and South. testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhbitad. to any who may desire to see
them The old plates of those wishing to Exchange
the old method Tor the new. will be taken in part
nay. Will CT course. make teeth on the old mode
for thosa who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex-
tracted by electricity for those who wish it,.
Officp oppoatA Cor iDthiap Hall, Ja1-lY
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~ Oh IA1y,-Ihs Salem fNass.,) 6dssHs cav,
49, nse. 1aeAel Lee, Of Manchester, = now In her
No yeos, haslng tess bogs In 1862 She IL able e
~ lasos Dstss without aliases. and retains be,
oeoeeS pewess ~ remarkable dsgsss, ssili retain.
- 80 ehase q visaeity asd "a tstsliiesnt
1eeeee.nsss. Her husbaud, Mr.. Isaac Lss, wss I
S:sel.se.asy soadis.. sed vas engaged IN The bat
- - U1oess Hit. He did sstse = arvjeJ life 81
~ e99 ~ = ~ nsthse ofslgAs chijdres. ths
sa9e1N 49, = 80 % ysass - go, ana ths
zeoo9e ~ He has lived tosss sli thsee r,ar.
~, An1aiit bessns ssnssctsd ojsN soDe chsrch.
- IN sisgas exception, their eonpanisps ID
49,. - ~ spsvsrtsA q tAs sdsancsd sse
81 81: go. 0sss ssSssvs s's,ss ere dsseoss
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nN. DsBILIrATED PERsoss-Thos

~ LOOK Our-BE IN TINE If
you want good Picture. WATSON ia selling off his
stock of fine Cases cost as he vii, shortly pro
coed 70 Europe, ard If you do not wish to be artis
ticaily humbuzed. go 20 him. for he gives you q
trlts picture, warranted to give satisfaction, at
Mbitehurst Old Gallery. ~ Main street, Richmord
He puts Pictures in Medalions for IS cents His
Gallery and Fixtures for sale. de ls-lm
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TUST RECEIVED. at L. WAGNER'8
y Drug DtAs~- Esgiish 0reand Mustard (ssnuiae),
Cs fise Fresh Hops, 4smnlps Yeaes PwN der.
L WAHNEk. Apoth ecAyy.
Cor eth a@tl broad ".
uss wagpsr's RAt Killer Tor III. obstruction Of
1a,s, -. yAs
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eAvAxsAH RAcxs-Rurta DIy-Ths first race
Ses shs Jockey Club purse Of $780, for two year
Ode, two mile heats, was won by Fansy Wi.hina.
~ over hss.psHnd, in two straight heats Time
S:@, s:Ssh. The second rsce-a handicap, three
mile heats, purse $aoo-wss won BY Laura Spill.
ssa over Jsssy Ross. After dead heat, In 9 :Os.
cod 90 Won By Laura In e:l7, Jenny was With
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sr Bo! ALL YE DYsPEPTIcs - All
whe suffer from Headache. Giddiuess. Nervousness.
Low spirits DimDess of Vision, Bad Taste in the
Mouth, Irregular or Deficient Appetite, Acidity.
Heartburn, Costiveuess. &c &c can be promptly
RI stored to health by the use of BAKERS CELk-
BRATED PhEMIUM BITTERS.
For sale by Messrs. Fisher Winston, Druggists.
Richmond, Va. dc A-ts
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ONE THOUSAND boxes new crop
crop g.; 80 bags and bales nuts assorted 100 box
IS Preserves. Pickles. &c 0OO boxes sardines whole
haif and quartar; so bags Confectiouers Sugar $50
dozen Muscat Wine: $50 boxes Macearoni and Yer.
micella; 10000 assorted Cigars; steam refined Can.
dies. together with my usual varied assortment of
and warranted unsurpassed any where.
LOUIS j BOSSIEUY
la Him No an MOI, =,
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valet US have the city ordinance published, aDc
our houses numbered. and above all. have our Por
traits executed by the Artists REFS Co. Main 81
opposite Governor. Councilmen, wake up.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.


-0nDAT bAnG sISs AT tbs CLOAK
AND MAsTLI pEror. = MAIN srIEEr;
b CLANS and CLOAKS for misses and CHI
dren, TO be sold at great bargni1s.
All kinds Of Dress and Cloak TRlMMiNus
Ladies' and Children's FURe. fancy goods
Latest atyle HEAD DRESSES. &C
At prices TO defy competition. $500
~FIR. IEsURAHoB or ALL kInrs,
and upon every description Of Properly. 'h;;aos
CT pDtrv % DreLinos. Stores INot.e 1n,W1s H..
Work .yiops of all kinds, embracing tnrpsas., IT. IL
chiie and Cooper Shops Also. fWMans s ~ T1r
chandise upon the most LIBERAL thhms ~ - -
GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE AND IkU5I ~, M
Phila Eel phia. Charler Perpetual Capital sos"n
~ TIE attention Of property ewpet = ca,lsd r.
having Insurancss TO eff ct against fihs ca , -
the above Company. being one OF the most iios'"'
"'N BRICKEN, Agent.
Pearl street, next TO y d Escho.,
ia i0-st Below (3doors) the sxchapge hosei'
~ JOSEPH HoDasoN. JR., Attorney
at Law and General Land and Pre-emption AGENT
~ KANSAS CITY, MO.
I,nn n A Wise Governor of Virginia;
Professors NJ nor and Holcombe. University 81 va;
L. Nunally, Prest Bank OF the Commonweaitn;
James Lyons Attorney at Law, hiShmond;
o. w Purcell Co.. Exchange and Stock BROKERS.
Richmond. p..,a
Goddn Appersou. Real Estate Brokers. Keno
Kent paise Go. Dry Goods Jobbsrs. 90,
Thomas, Hughes 4 Caldwell. Fancy Goods job
Tipslsv' Tardy & v illiams, Wholesale Grocers;
| H. H. sk mixer & Co Wholesale drscers. hich u
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-11

y. AAunfn 70 lAPAx.-Townseud Harris, Esq.
ssw ooesal.osnsrsi for japan, has been nomi'
easse y TIE Ssnsts By the President to be Mimic.
- rsssdsss s'sr the G0vssnnsas Of the japanese
DnDiss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-11

IossosStn STEAD HsADss-The. returus Of the
Weshisstos city possofass for the thrss mouths
sssisdiag The siss slt, show that ess ,lss yr It,
~ vegs sest In that quarter alone,