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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-24

nA Fairbanks.
STANnARn SCALEs;
.4,efed "a every branch of business where cor.
rsst and durAb,e FSate Is required.
SCALES FOR RAILROADS.,
EEAsii.,IES F0R C0Af. nEALFRi AND MINERS.
S~aaif'FS F0p Hay AND CATTLE DEALERS.
WkREHOCS AND TRANSFORMATION
roETHSBjL.Ek AND poRMANE SCALES FOR
Sctl' ~ 'F6R GRAIN AND FLOUR DEAL
FRS,
E.NkERS' Ann JEW EI.ERS' BALANCES,
S,SsIES FOR FARM AND FAMILY USE,
trY'lSHNsSFERS' BEAMS,
ra>V CFFlUF SCALES,
ng45FlSTS' SCALES.
vwENFY aSsFERRNr STYLES.
Al Of which arc warranted n evasv particular.
aad examine or send for IN Illustrated Ca,a-
t,.Ve. 10 tie AseEts, . -
"s">' CLARKSON & ANDERSON.
rals-ln No, lo1 Mas ST., Richmond, Va.
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FRANCIS d. EGAN, formerly local of the
Pittsburgh Post, and gentleman who had
many warm friends in that city, died the other
day at the residence Of his father, in Green's
burgh. He removed TO Texas some years ago,
and had achieved distinction in his professio
as a lawyer there when fatal disease attack
ed him, and he returned home to die among his
friends,
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ELoPEMENT.-The New York papers chron-
icle the elopement of the proprietress of a
fashionable boarding.house at Brooklyn
Heights. She left the house of her confiding
lord at an early hour Saturday morning, os-
tensibly for the purpose of going a shopping,
but in reality with view of effecting a union
with gay Lothario, with whom she was de-
terrnined to link her future fortune. After
the twain had met in New York, according to
previous agreement, they secured their pas
sage on the City Of Baltimore, and sailed for
Europe, having previously made all necessary
arrangements. The lady was strict membe
of Henry Ward Beecher's church, and was
considered one of its brightest lights. She
leaves three children, the oldest OF whom is
about twelve years. Her companion is repu-
ed TO be "A very wealthy man, but possessed OF
no personal attractions.
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TRAGEDY IN LoUIsIANA.-The Marksville
(La.) Pelican, of the l2th inst, records the fol-
bwirg:
On Wednesday last the so-called Nick Fish
er, accompanied by Ben and Tom Kimball
brothers, went to the house of the Messrs
Bolner, who live on Grand Brule, near Ever
green. They wished to enter the door of their
mansion, and upon refusal by the two young
Boiners, the murderers fred upon them The
first received twelve buckshot in the breast
and the second three in the head The two
young gentlemen We're aged % and 10; the eld-
est had only been married oae year. This
atrocious crime was committed in the presence
of his young wife, and also old Mime. Bolner.
The two KimbalIs have fled. Nick Fisher has
been arrested, and conducted under safe guard
10 the iail in Alexandria.
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HRUNDEnGpor7

THE UNDEnGRoUND RAILROAD IN OPERA :
TIoN.-Last night the underground railroad
train arrived here with thirty passengers, five
from the vicinity of Richmond, Va, twelve
from Kentucky and thirteen from Missouri
They are now all safe in Canada. The thir-
teen from Missouri were sold to go down the
river the very day they slarted.--Chieago Jour
nal 18th.
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Quiet Tvip.--On Gaturday night 1ast ~ e1e-s
tra train ON thw Richmobd and FrsAprteAs-
burg Railroad. eonsisting Of eight passenxer
cars and confainfng four hundred and tWeufv.
Acqnia Creek, . distance Of sevea ty.six MIX.
including all stoppsges. in the shurs flma of fss
ai aonr nonrs- The engine esmpioyed on Tho oe- :.
easaon sa. was the q. w. MunfUrd, OF Only
elenisen triis ard the engineero Of the ocoastou
was mr, Nm. Kelly. one Of the moet srust-s
worthy and deserving men on the road
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Impudsm LaRgaage.-Edward slave to Dr.
Charles J. Terrell, of Hcnrico, and in the en-
pioy OF Mr.. Thomas Duke, was again before
the Mayor yesterday, to answer the charge of
using seditious language, on Tuesday last
Robert Graham, white man, testified that he
went into Stuart's snack house to get his
breakfast, and whilst there heard the prisoner
and two women talking about Harper's Ferry
Stepping into the room, he heard Ned say that
ne would go to Harper's Ferry and fight for
his liberty-that he would like to die in such
cause that some of the white men who had
gone there wished they were back-and that
be knew some of them to be abolitionists -
Ned admitted that he made the remarks attri-
buted 10 him, but not in the sense In which the
witness had given il. Mrs. Basket who was
In the room at the time, gave very different
version of the conversation. She stated that
inst as Ned had finished his breakfast, G raham
entered the room, caught him by the arm,
called him old Harper's Ferry, and asked him
if he ware not ready to 20 on and help old
John Brown. Mrs B. was sure that the me-
gro would have said nothing but for the IA
milarity of Graham with him, and did not
think that he intended 10 be impudent or rude
The Mayor, after hearing the evidence, con.
cluded that the prisoner was not guilty, and
discharged him, after assuring him that il the
charge had been sustained, the penalty of the
crime would have been death
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Donetfi's Monkeys, Goats and Dogs, at Metro
poli'an Hall, are attracting large and admir-.
ing crowds TO witness their wonderful perfor.
mances; and all who see them appear amazed
al the wonderful ssgacity they exhibit. Some
of the etrieks-partieularly the dog ascension,
in the midst of blazing torches and firing OF
pop crackers-shew not only the wonderful
Instinct OF the animal, bnt the great tact ex-
hibited by the trainer, who il bisuseif o rare
specimen of his rare. Visit the hall to-night
il you wish to enjoy hearty laugh.
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ARTEsIAN WELLs.-The artesian we'll, AT
Columbus, Ohio has reached depth of over
two thousand feet, with a prospect of again
striking a sandstone stratum. This well is
now the deepest in the United States, and,
ith one exception, the deepest in the world.
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Strangsrs.--WithiR few days past an nnu.
suaily large nnmber of strangers from the
North have arrived in this city, and visited
many of the workshops in search OF employ.
ment. As very few of them have acq uaintances
here, it is not probable that they will ind eyn.
ployment at this particular time. 49, ~
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xA tnsurance-IlFE and FIRE, a; the lowest
-,r%~ cherSed ny Yt$Poas{5ts companies.
Fer AtL KINDS OF Insurance upon LIBERAL Terms,
,st 81 the Gssfak lHsRrdnee Gfses, on Pearl St,
.eNf door tn r . fscho, oprosite J. ". Gordon.
az The sEST COMPANIES represented: and
aI losses promptly paid. c. r. BRICK EN-,
rr lin General Insurance Agent.
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Hon. Duncan X MeRae---We learn that this
gentleman will deliver = lecture before the
Young Mems Christian Association ON Mon
day evening next the 2sih inst. His su bject
will be 'sThe Equality Of Genius and Talent
II has been heretofore delivered before the
University of North Carolina, and gave great
satisfaction by the eioquence, learning and
brilliant thought displayed in n. He 10 =
Souiherner horn and bred, and we like him all
the better on that account.
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NJ. Hartshorne's Curr-AII.
WIZ pAIN

IT ! Z K rs AIIII IAIN.
This valuable preparation is used internally and
externally. 1t cures -
TUUrHACHE, HEADACHE.
SPRAINS and b R USES CH ILBLAiNS,
CHOLERA NORBUS, EARACHE. ~
RHEUMATISM, seal ilS and BURNS,
NEIfRALG!A CHOLERA,
PAIN II TFE LIMBS. PhiN ~ The SIDES,
PAINintbe STOMACH, PAIN IN the BREAST
SORE THROAT FROSTED FEET,
PAIN IN THE BACK, PAIN in the BOWELS.
Being fine TONIC, 1t is very beneficial Tor a
weak stomach or bowels.
In bottles of u. 25 and so cents. Sold bY all Drug
gists IN Richmond. Petersburg and Norfolk, and
throu hout the State. Je l4-l2m
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=, Kiduey and Bladder Complaints.-Th

"a kidney and BIaddtT NOfM PIHa 49, :, ne
Bladder Complaints, Urinary DISTINCTIONS, l,eueor,
Ihea or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses ! Pnys1sal : ,es
H0RNE'S BTCuU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable 70 walk, have soon
been relieved By this powerful COMPOUND. It's
prepared by !, Chemist, and is pronounced by medI
cal men and those who have used IT, 10 be the best
BUCHU COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles
81 small bottles 50 cents. fresh supply Just re-
ceiyed by FISHER 4 WINSTON. Druggists,
JIG H-l2m Main street, Richmond.
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y, Nc cali atten,inn 70 a snecinl No.

IA. We call attention to Special Mo-
TTrF Of BAKERS PREMIUM BfTTERS. in
another cn,uinn. For us TO say any thing in praise
Of this orthodox and IN iyersally used medicine,
would he unnecessary. We deem 1t so, 4. least, in
view of the fact that three fOurths of Christen6om
use II and are conscious OF its virtues
gentleman OF the first inteili sence and stapd-
IN in this community said to us the other dayt =
~ henever feel Ill from any cause Whatsoever !
gplp down dose of BAKERS PREMIUM BiEt
TERS. and em all M hit Tor the next week, cdrf
I'm "-Soyf5ik Examiner.
These BtTFERS can be had of all Druggists mi
thl- city and elsewhere IN Virginia. oIders filed
promptly by L. BAKER, Proprietor, kIchmosds
Va noll-ls
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Fatal AcCIDENT,-James Vankirk, while
saving lath with circular saw, at Columbia
n. J., last Thursday week, was struck liz ths
abdomen ty block of wood thrown back bJ
the saw, from the effects of which he died las
Tuesday
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Loring.-Meredith Roach, arrested for as-
saulfing and beating his wife Emily, and
threatening TO repeat the offence, was before
the Mayor yesterday, and held TO bail for HE
future good behavior. Bad whiskey, ard too
much OF il, was doubtless the cause Of Mere
dith,s sins TfsstAs 81 eE ss5
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EXCITEMENT AMONG THE SPORTING MEr-
Ihe sporting community of New York CITY
were lastweek thrown into a sta lie ofconsidera-
bic excitement in consequence of the rumored
arrest OF John Morrissey, John c. Heenau.
Tom ODonnel and others, for their com.
piicity in the late prize fight between Ed
Price and James Kelley. A dispatch from
Buffalo says: Although warrants are issued
for the arrest of the principals and seconds i'm
the late prize fight, none of them have vet been
arralgned Tor examination. Morrissey was in
town on Saturday, and, knowing there was
warrant out for him, he engaged Hon. Eli
Cock as counsel, and then left tor New York.
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IA Two-0ne-Seyen.- - The Public: are
respectfully invited TO call AT my NEW and beau
tiful ROOMS, recently fitted up for the purpose OF
conducting the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its
provements lately added 10 the ART. PHoTO-
GRAPHS ceiored IN WATER or OIL, from min
nature up TO life sig, which st les combine all the
and speaking Portrait IN oil. AMBk0rYPFS taken
in every variety OF style. q. w. MINNIS,
2l7 Main q
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Uniicsnsed Performamees.-- Yesterday after.
noon we noticed party Of gentlemen on 18th
street amusing themselves by jumping mule
over bar, and seeing the cunuiDg the loug-
cared chap exhibited in taking his leaps. A. 40
admission fees were charged, the audiences was
larga
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PETERSBURG ITEMs.-Mr Thomas Whyte
has been elected Teller of the Farmers Bank
Petersburg, in place of Mr. G. r. Bishop. re,
signed.
A new military company, called Company
Light Infantry Greys, is to be organized
Fuqua, who was stabbed, not long since. in
Petersburg, is recovering.
Mr. Edward Charles had four fingers of his
right hand nearly severed by "a saw in cooper
shop, on Tuesday. One finger was completely
cut off,
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TEN PERSONS PoIsoNfp-On /:

TEN PERSONS PofsoNED.-On last FRIDAY a
week, the family of Mrs. Way, widow of the
lty of Carmichaels, Green county, Pa. to-
gether with five other persons, came very near
losing their lives, by using -four and sugar
into which some poisonous drug had found its
way what the poison was, or how it got in to
the -four and sugar, is not known to a certain
ty. Among the sufferers who did not belong
to the family, were Mrs. Mary Fletcher, Mrs.
Ihomas Alfree, and gentleman named Hart
man.
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COLLEGE RRBELLIoN.-It is reported that
over Ite students have rebelled at Dickinson
fPal College on account of the suspension Of
four of the members Of the Senior Glass.
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DEATH FROM BURNING FLUID.-A daughter
of Daniel Strang, of Middletown Point, N. J :.
had her clothes set on fire while attempting to
light a fluid lamp, last Wednesday evening,
and was SO badly burnt that she died in few
hours
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Threatening.--Henry Street, charged with
using threatening language to John Moran,
was before the Mayor yesterday, and held -
bail for his future good behavior. sp
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FRoM CKrTRAL sANrrrcA.-Iate ndvfrps
!fom central America state that Mr.. Clarke,
.ae Y: =. Minister to Guatemala, Is very low
IN nenifh A Mexican bishop and number OF
exiled iriars had arrived in Guatemala. The
Inc eochlneal crop OF Guatemala was dam
aged with heavy rains. San Salvador had
settled her Janitorial disputes with Hondn-
ras. sfen isarries was a candidate for the
Fresideney OF San Salvador The indigo crop
promised to be very small. Nicaragua was
sun quiet. In Costa Rica the Constituent
Assembly was in session, and DIR. Castro ap-
pointed It's President. Dr. Montealpgre had
peenN nominated Provisional President Of the
Republic. One or two atfemnts Al revolu tion
had failed. The coffee crop was not very prom
ising, - r.
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LOCAL MATTnRa.

Honse Brtaking.-Joe. slave to William "
Jones, was agsin before the Mayor yesterday
to answer the charge Of stealing four gold
watches. eight silver watches, one piece Of
cashmere, sundry articles of wearing apparel,
several boxes cf cigars, and q nnmber oi
pieces OF bed covering, from Alexander Noff,
On monday night last. Mr. Mott testified that
on the night OF the robbery, between the
hours of and 10 clock. Mr. Willis aud him.
self passed through the store and carefully
fastened every door and window About II
clock, just as he was in fhe act of retiring.
wafchman Beze Informed him that his store
had been entered and r:ohed. Mr.. N went
down at once and found the store door open
but not being able to discover any breakage
concluded that the robbeF had secreted him
self in the house, and been fastened in lie
recognized the goods found in the possession
OF Joe as his property, and fixedtheir value at
&525U. The watches and jeweiry have not
been recovered. Watchmeu Boze and j
Davis testified thai they arrested the prisoner
in an alley between Main and Cary and lfth
and 18th streets, with bundle of goods on his
shoulders, and took him to the cage Joe told
them that the person that bad the bundle had
run mp the alley, and afterwards said that
there were two other negroes who had COM
mitted the robbery and got him To carry one of
the bundles for them. His statements through
out were SO contradictory, that these who h. ard
him came TO the conclusion that he was lying
from beginning 10 end and that he alone had Sc
creted himself in the store and robbed il after
MIR. N closed the doors. He was remanded to
be tried by the Hastings Court, at its Decen-
ber term, Tor grand larceny and house break
ing.
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HEAVY DAMAGEs.-At the late term Of the
St Joseph County (Ind.) Circuit Court, Miss
Sophronia Phelps, OF Rolling Prairie, Elk
hart county, obtained a judgment for $500
against one DIR. Willis B. Wilson, for SANDER.
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GRAIN ArHoAr.--The amount Of grain
afioat. from the upper lakes, for Oswego, up TO
the latest dates ia 4tu.U Uoe bushels wheat. i35,
0s8 bushels corn, aud SIS Qau bushels barley
This does not include the quantity TO came
from CznadA
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.--Thomas Maher, well
known in Lafayette, who lived two miles be-
low the ci%y went into Holabird's distiilery,
Yesterday morning for the purpose Of selling
the engineer some wood. After the arrange
ment had been made, the engineer left the fur
mace to attend to some part OF the machinery.
his blood run cold, and turning around, found
thai Maher had fallen into the beer sink, ana
his hoiy was revolving with the beer rake,
one arm having been torn entirely on. Ihe
engine wasstopped at once, but the nntoT.u
nate man had ceased 10 breathe neiorc ne couiu
be rescued ed.--Lafdysfss journal.
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FALLING OF A SUSPENSION BRIDGE-Our
citizens were startled, this forenoon saws the
Portsmouth (Ohio) Tribune, of the i4th. about
eleven O'Clock, with the report that the Wire
suspension bridge over the Scioto river at this
place, had fallen, and in the crash two men,
who Were crossing at the time. were killed
Upon repairing to the spot we found the struc-
tt.rr IN runs, and the angry waters of the
swollen river dashing over the fragments with
resistiess fury. The pier on this side had fall :
en-, and with 1T the entire work In the fall
the bridge had turned over and the floor tim
bers and cables lay in broken, tangled mass
of ruins. The piers had been built upon piles,
driven from ten to fifteen feet below the bed
Of the river. But the river runs over bed of
qulcksand, at this place, and the foundation
into which the piles had been driven was cut
away by the current, until the heavy masonry
yielded to the pressure, and finally fell. The
river is not high, but the rise was sudden. and
the current, AS the Scioto approaches the Ohio
is very swift. The pier was discovered to be
in danger about eight O'Clock this morning.
number of persons had crossed, and others ven
tured over, notwithS landing several hundred
persons on this side warned them not TO at.
tempt coming over. Two men came partly
| over just before tie bridge fell. One was named
VIM. Shawley, and worked for Mr.. VIM. Ash.
ton, in this place. The others name was Ste.
phen Smith. He lived over the river, on Dry
Run, aud had recently been married. They
were cautioned not to come over, and wen1
hack; but again ve.ltured and again returned
Finally they started over the third lime in
spite of all caution, and when about midway
the bridge went down. They weie buried be-
meath the ruins, and not seen afterwards.
The piers on the west side are standing un.
harmed, and the cables, we think, may yet be
used again. Probably Sln, 00U Will rebuild tht
work. 1t cost about $40, Co., and had just been
completed.
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Fayette County eIllinois) Seminary, is now
imprisoned in vandalia on the charge of per-
petrating an infamous outrage on the person
Of one of his female pupils aged fourteen
years. He had occupied his position about
Twelve months, ard came highly recommeded
from Lee county; was prominent memb OF
the Methodist Church. and had worked him.
self into the good will and affections of the
people; was highly teemed as q teacher and a
citizen up to the time Of his infamous conduct.
Yielding to his indomitabe passion, the mis-
creant has brought shame upon an innocent
victim; grief and sorrow TO happy hreside,
and disgrace upon his own family.
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REV. DR.. FoRBEs.-A letter from New York


1t is reported that Rev. Dr. Forbes has re-
tracted his recent adjuration of the Church of
home, and has made application to be again
received back into the fold of the Mother
Church, and that the application has been fa-
vorably received, with the nders taniing how
ever, that Mr.. Forbes can never be received back
INTO the ministry. The story comes from more
than one source likely TO be well informed
but you must take ii, with that explanation,
for what it is worth
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To-Morrosc Night the Central Southern
Rights Association will hold meeting Mt the
City Hall, when every member and citixens
generally should attend.
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BAR. e. Hobson. Practical Hair Cutter
AND DRESSER-His HAIR CUTTING, SHA-
Wing. sHAMP0OIAG and DYElNG ROOMS are
under the AMERICAN Hotel. Gentiemen wlshlng to
pro-, sd style, would advise you TO call on him.
Entrance on Ilth street.
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The Henrico Trocp, Capt. Dance, paraded at
the Fair Grounds, yesterday, and made an ina
posing appearance
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CIGARS, CIGARS, CiGAKS-I.EAF AND
y MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. MEkk-
SCHAUM TUBES, PIPES, MATCHES, s&c.-
Wholesale pure sers are soiIcited TO call and ex-
anime, at JOHN BOGcHEk's Cigar and To-
bacco Store, 14th ST., between Main and Franklin
SITS, a complete assortment IN tho above line el
Goods. Warranted as represented. Ifany article
don't suit it can he exchanged or the money re-
funded at any time.
N. B--cIGARs made. in any style, TO order.
se IH-3yp
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11s Sydasy Military are 10 meet Ia the Meth
odlst Chapel tc-morrow evening, 70 eicct thei
C1acsgs.
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OFFICE OF RiCHaoSp i tANviLLK X r. Co.,i :
November a. 1859.
THE TWELFTH ANIMAL MEf TING
l of the Stockholders OF the Richmond and Dam
vile Ralrosd Company will be held In Rich mond,
| on WEDNESDAY Ath Decerher l59
THOS. w. BROCKENBROUGH Treasurer,
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A Lieerice-A. q. 4. Erand. The above
vel knowE iaYorIte Brand siways on ssle By
JAMES C. McANDREW,
Gee-1y 81, Pine street, New York.
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To-day fThnrsday lis Thanksgiving Day In
most Of the States.
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FORM 0H PROXY,

the undersls ned. 20 hereby constitute and appoint
- attorne, - for - and in ---- name. To
vote on all questions that may he hrout hi before
the B!eeting of the Stockholders Of the Rich
mona and Danville Railroad Company, To be held
at - -, the - da1 OF ------, or at auy
adjourned meetins thereof, hcreby ratityng al
the acts OF - said attorney in the premises,
as fully as II ----- were present, and veting IN
person. b
In testimony Whereof have hereunto affixed
- b. nd this --aay of -. nn l6--lm
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~ The 81. Lawrence House, Corner 9th
and Majn streets. Riehmond, Va. is now open for
the rece ption of BoARDERs, either by the day,
month or year. Mxs. Il. .MAcDoNouGH.