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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

MARRIAGE BY PRoxY.-Rey. Dir. Gregory pro-
nounced at Ds Veux College, Suspsrs sion Bridge
the marriage ceremony between parties who were
not at the time within 5000 miles OF each other
II wss done by proxy, the Ladys father acting as
proxy for the bridegroom. The affair took place
on the opening Of the New Year, under the fol.
lowing circumstances The bride, for seven years
a resident CT California, after the death OF her
former husband, became engaged to a gentleman
residing ia that State but having q lar ge landed
property in Mexico By some arrangement be.
tween the parties, the lady returned 10 her pater-
nal home, at ST. Cathariues, Canada West, where
her intended was TO meet her about this time and
claim her as his bride. The recent troubles 10
Mexico, however, being in the vicinity Of bis
plantation, demanded his immediate presence in
that country, and forbade his coming North to
fafil his engagement. He therefore frankly wrote
TO her of the circumstances which detained him.
and closed regularly executed power of attor,
uey, which authorizad the aays father to stand In
the stead of the bridegroom, aud for him to enter
into matrimonial vows. The papers being execu.
ted in the United States, it thought necessary
10 have the ceremony performed on this side the
Niagara. and father and daughter came over 10 the
De yeux College and the lady became the legal
wife of her Califs mia ord She will sail for her
Pacific home about the 5th Of February aud there
join her proxy husband, seek him in the wilds
OF Mexico. This is an uncommon event in this
country, though il is sometimes prsctised n Eng
land. The lady is Of English birth, and highly cd
ucated-Bufai0 Courier.
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sk NEW lORE LIZA INsURANCs Co
system
CapiiaI sI5tO 900,


Capital 81 $4,000!
With One Handred thousand Dollars deposited
with the State Com mptroiler Now York. 10 meet
any lawful demand which theCompany TAIL 10 pay.
10 per cent. OF the annual pHmium will be loaned
the tRsired when desired.
dividends declared Annually, and have averaged
|about forty per cent.
If not insured you should cdl at once and procure
policy on your life. No iaatEr whether young or
'old married OF single.
YoI should insure et once. fr many r. asons:
FirsH-becdUss IL is less kXPISsIvs than it Will be
when YoC become older.
Secoad-BecduSs if in HEALTH you will pass a med
/ cal erGnaindt on and BE AcCEFTKp
ThiTd-LIFE Is UNCERTAIN, snd DELAYS ARE DANCE
koU6,
WHO MAY ITSURE
THE NAN PROFESSIONAL or NON PROFESSIONAL who
dependent upon a SALARY for a sUsTENAN0E, should
y IL. Because with LIFE the INCOME CEASES. and TO
pc loss OF HI BBAND and FATHER may be added Bx
bsEgs 10 INSULT anu POVERTY.
MEDICAL L EXAMINERS:
Re 7. COLEMAN. NJ. p.
JAS II. CoNwAT, NJ. D.
Apply at once 10
CHAs. E WORKMAN ..
Z. w. WYATT, HseS
100 Nj ain street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

ELooDY AERRAY IN k.ssAs,-rhe Kansas Led
ger published in Lsavenworth, X. T., states that
on the 2Sth ut., intelligence OF desperate fght
ut house OF Ill fame ~ Five mile creek, was re-
eeived by the polics, who instantly proceeded to
the scene Of conflict, where they found ons dead
body "aud several persons so severely wounded as
to 10 helpless" Two policemen we're left ia
charge ef the corpse, while the living consisting
Of rowdiea and loose women, were taken to Lea.
yeuworth The name OF the dead man was Wm.
MeEwen, and Thomas McNsmsrs Is supposed to be
fatally injured On the morning Of the 29th ult :,
q youns man name Charles Reynolds, was danger.
ously stabbed, 10 house of III fame In Lesvsu.
worth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

W TURKEYS must be unusually
abundant in Chesterfield county this season or
Thursday last party Of BOYS captured a live ono
about the centre of Manchester, which had beer
driven into the town by party Of hunters. The
bird, we understand, exhibited no wounds. but
had doubtless become bewildered, and thus allow
ed itself to be taken prisoner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

RAILROAD OVER TIE IsTRxUs OF SUgz The rail.
road across the Isthmus of Suez is completed
and the first train crossed from the Red Sea to the
Mediterranean, on the Sd Of December, with a
large number of passengers, including some from
Australia heavy freieh. Of Indian silks was
brought over. As usual. a number Of the passen.
gers were Americans, two Of them coming from
China.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15
NUMBERING HousEs.-Will not the Git,

Council pass such ordnance as will cause every
house IN the city TO be numbered! The cost to
each property holder would be so trifpg, that
no oue would object to it, and many Of them,
without being required TO do go, would willingly
number their tenements ifany place were sug-
gested by the City authorities, by which the mum.
bering could besmade uniform andeffsctive.
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The suh,crit er, late of the firm of Bin far, Dill.
tnson W1siger begs leave to return his thanks 10
lis may friends and the public generally for their
ton. and socits for the abore ne,c concern contin
aance OF their favors, assuring them that by the
new arrangement be will be enabled to give them
much better satisfaction than heretofore both as re-
0drtis assortment and price of goods
IA Ia-6t pOWHATAN WEIeJrFp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

FIRE.-Gesterday morning the kitoh
en- OF Mrs.. French's boarding house. on Main
street, accidentally took fire. but the flames were
damage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

STREET OBsFRUorIoN.-Yesterday the
Mayor imposed seven ines of s2o zach ON Ahra.
ham Warwick for obstructing 18th street with a
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RETURNING TO sL.vsRr.-In the House Of Com.

RETURNING TO SLavERY.-In the House OF Cons
mons. on Monday, Mr.. Norwood, of Orange intro
ducfd s bill to allow negro woman, named Emily
Hooper. now in Liberia, TO return 20 slavery at
Chapel Hill, where her former mistress resides
from whom she was purchased BY her father, who
is An officer of the Government of Liberia, and
Who we think. went from Fayetteville. Emily
although ranked among the ''big Hsh" of the free
negro colony, ia sick Of freedom. and prefers living
with her mis.ress in the old North State.-Cba
lotte (N C) Democrat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

BuRsED-The old "Porter Tavern" in Cams
bridge, Mass, famous place before the rsvoiu
tion, and the house where the officers Of Bur-
goyue's army were once quartered, was burned
down on Friday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

IHS CROSSINGS are again in had con.
dltion' and some Of the sidewalks are almost i'm.
passaoie' On Main street, near the old Mansion
nouse' are puddles Of water, deep enough to swim
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An ADscoNDER IN MFxIco.-A Montery letter. of
November %, states that Seymour, the absconding
Treasurer of the Hartford, Conn.,. Savings Bank,
Was then residing in the house Of the notorious
DR.. Mears, in Montery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

WONDERFUL INCREASE The grain trade of Chica.
go commenced in 1885, when IS bushels were
shipped. In 1S40 it amounted to 10000 bushels;
in 1850 TO $50 935; ia 1856 to q 5S3 22l and in
1865 to q, ,035 166 bushels,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

SgSTEycED.-Samuel Dukes who killed Mr.
John G. White, son of Mr.. VIM. V. White for.
meriy Of Frederick county, Va, at Midway, In
diana, on the 2lst July last, was found guilty and
sentenced to fifteen years imprisonment in the
peui,entiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

FLoGGED.-A mule driver, for running
his cart on the sidewalk was sentenced to the lasi
yesterday morning. by order of the Nayor.
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IT, BATHS BATus, BkrBs-H,

J3id ~ shower baHs can be had daily at all
sours, al the America Hair Cutting shaving, and
SAaAp poolns sa.ooa, ader the American Hotel
Eltraace on Eth streee
singh Baths Is centsor tickets for 81 apI0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

EFFECTS or JEALoUsY.-A young German, named
Brizig, has been committed to prison in Wheeling
Va, for taking out of the post Office aud opening
letter addressed to Miss Auguste Mega, with
whom he was in love aud of whom he was ex xceed.
ingly Jealous. Imprisonment for year aud ue
Of $500 is the reward for this delicate and lover.
like attention
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aP9CIAL NOTICES.

MEDICAL CAsD --DR Cu, BRII.
GE'a nd DR. J. $. DossrY CULLEN, have assc,iate,
~ Vi y frcln this date nav
ssanos trsnslin street. above 7th.
.'vssy LIST. lsy9. ia t-In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

PULLING DowN.-The workmeu are
now engaged in pulling down the old frame build.
ing on 18th street, between Main and Franklin. on
the site OF which is to be erected handsome edj.
Hca ~~'
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MUsicAL.-A new opera by Balfe was played at
Coyent Garden Theatre, London, on the 10Th ult.
by the Pyne and Harrison troupe 1t is called
''SstaneIa" is in four acts, with libretto adopt
ed from the French ballet "Le DiabIe Amoreux" !"
1t is a euccess. and two ballads. "In Silence Sad
Heart Co." aud 'The Power of Love-" are especial.
iy admired.
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81 PABE PoIsDExrAa,

,,-,,, .,.. RICHMOND Va,
WI! prsctes inhe city Of Richmond and in the
counties OF CAedhebd, Powhatsn and Amelia,
k4- onite IN ifs's Building, corner OF Main azG
l4th >treets. sa 9sIon,
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assN- FRksR .EEara-I hsye ins

&C. tsssR i-Esuss.-I have Just re
esiyed, BY Ada;ls' ExpTe4 fresh lot of Swedish
LkECEE5, which will te epiied upon moat reason
Etle teEsas.
Z. s.-C1ppinS ald Lecaing promptly attende.
b. Jan be found 81 all hos OF the day st the ai
Dressing RooR under thsAmerican Hotel and q
light % 9Th street ErencIGarden Hill
my 2S-ts K G. HORIZON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

ANOTHER OVERLAND Mail RoUrE-A large meet.
ing of thu citizeus OF st. Paul, Minnesota, was
held on tie 4th inst, to facilitate the opening of
mail route from ST. Paul to Puget's Sound
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

Fowl THIEF.-Betsy. a slave, was be-
fore the Mayor yesterday. and punished for stea,.
ing turkey from James Fulcher
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

BosTeN ilARBoR FROZEN UP The Boston j 9urual,
of Tuesday, says that the harbor is frozen over
with ice four inches thick. placing complete
embargo upon all vessels unaided by steam. Peo-
pie were crossing on the ice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

SUPREME Corsr OF fLoaIDa.-A proposition Ia be
fore the Legislature of Florida to repeal tho Law
oreaniEing separate Supreme Court, and cons'i-
tuta Court Of Appeals of the Circuit Court Judges
The movement Is not likely to succeed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

TIE SUGAR WE EAT--According to the Shipping
List the imports of foreign sugars in to the Cnted
States during the wear 1853 amount to 244 75S
tons. sgaiRs' 24l 764 in 1857 aud 255 293 in 1856
OF which IA 158 tons went into coasumpt ption, to
which added the crops of louisiana Texas and
Florida of 143,134 tons. make the aggregate cor
sumption equa to SsS 49s tons, against 2S0,765 fn
1857 and 37S 100 in 1856.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

TNB SCHOOL OF DESIGN Of the Me-
chanics Institute. will organize, for the session on
this evening at o'clock. All young men and
youths who desire to become pupils will be
prompt in attendance, 80 that they may be pre-.
pared to enter on their studies at once No branch
OF education is Of more Importance TO mechanics
than that of drawing, and none can be more
readily acquired, by the aid of good instructors
We hope to hear that the school is full, and that
the session promises to be q prosperOus one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

ARAB JEAI oUsY-A case submitted three days
ago to the military tribunal iers presented
curious example Of Arab manners. Ii 10 the cus-
tom Of itinetaut Arab musicians at fefes to intro>
duce, generally in the way Of compliment, the
names of women In their songs. On the 18th OF
July last s. band Of them, headed by one Mahom.
med, noted singer, went to the village OF Ait
Zion, iu the circles Of TIKI OuZ III, which is oc-
cupied by ksbie tribe; aud as the men OF tha
place are noted for jealousy, the caid prudeptly
recommended the musicians to abstain al
together from mentioning any womaL's name
They promised to follow his counsel and for time
did so; but at last Mahonmed began singing the
praises of Que Fatma, and the burden of his sorg
was, 'Fstma, wish could possess thee; / would
give money to embrace thee" lie was continuing
when the report OF freai was beard, and Ma.
hommed staggered aud fell dead. man named
III Hadi stoed forth and said, at was l who fired
the fatal shot. and am not torry fer what have
done Any other man in my place would have
done the same. killed the mai because he sp IKE
Of the charms of Fasma, my wife, and thereby
outraged me in my honor" lie was taken In 10
custody. ard was subsequently tried y the mill
tsry tribunal. Ii was stated in bis defence that
he was a very respectable man, but dreadfuly
Jealous and that he honestly believed himself en-
titled to kill any man who admired his wife. He
was declared guilty with extenuating oircum-
stances, and was sentenced to i've years impris-
onment,
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~ DgSTtsTRY.-
a. a. ShTh rhh,Th MiCHARD.

4 AhD ,3H SfREkIY iI-'
"a 1als servtces 10 the SItlzeys a., aiehn,o,a 49,,
co0nihs, IN his prof ssional Capscltv -
e'' NPefi~nce Ct ten ears he /, els g MI lent
- e. warrant al Operations, perf,,rned by
l@, ave entire satisfaction. Va ,SIr,s
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named Reoscca, the property of William Grav
appeared before the Mayor yesterday, for being !,
against the consent of her master. Not bein,
punished. 'A0 '" I"
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Rev. DR.. Ryde, formerly President OF George.
town College, hss arrived 10 Petersburg, Va. on
q visit to bis ffiende.
The London Advertiser asserts that Lord John
Russell has resolved that, however liberal may bs
Lord Derby's measures be will 20 considerably be-.
yoad him.
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s@THAarsuoRNE's CuaE-ALL---

THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHfLATOR,
AND REMEDY FUS DYSPEPSIA, WEAK ST0I
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPA RID b i CHEMIST.
BofTLEs ~ u ard 80 cents aud one dollar.
THE GREATEST rIsCUVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE
HARTsHORNE'6 CURE-ALL should be kept In
ali families In case Of accidents sudden sickness
as It frequently in less time than il requires to
sgt 2 physiciep: ,,
II cares pain 10 any psrt Of the systs: and is used
externally and Internally.
ss~ As the frequent changes of the weather pro
dlce bad Cold, kheum9tsfn Neuralgia sore
Throat, Pain In the Bowels and Stomach. Tooth and
gac Acne, Ague OF Lumps IN tho Breast. Pain in the
Lnbs and BODY; also, stiff Neek-eYery person
should get bottle. Ii acts upon The Nerves, Mus
slas sibews Blood and Bones and, 10y its warming
gnstic power, ,expes all pain from the
ten Oct O bottle aud try IL.
NB.-If you have Z Cough, use eHARTsHOKNE's ii
PICTORIAL sYkUP OF WILD CHERRY is he
bas, Cough 8 rap in the world 23 and 80 cts bottle
II sou are Bilious. use HAkfoEO Okkk'S ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Stom
sAh and Bowels. carrying Oh all Bile aud Fool Be-
cEetiors Is cents bo&.
The above medicines 20 be had at all Drug Stores
ll Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg and sli towns in
virginia. oc i5-om
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LAND sALE-The farm Of +. aud j. Delliuger, in
Shenandoah county, Va has been sold to Philip
j. Fnnkhouser. +. Schefisr has purchased 66 acres
Ct Mai. J. Haas for s. 900.
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HARBoRIEG A SLAvE.-Nioholss Coon.
or, a free negro, arrested for harborinp a s,sv,
named febecca, was convicted before the MayoI
OF the offence and punished
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SENT ON.-Royal Hapk;n

SENT OS,-aoyal Hankins, charged
with stealing sundry articles of iews,r, a. "a !.
pair OF CATERS from Mary Jane Purcell. In 0ctobe,
laa, was examined before the Mayor YESTERDAY
and remanded for indictment at the next term ~
the Grand jury A'A 'o'"A VI
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FarAL PRE.-A Bre occurred in Mariana, Fla =,
on "Wednesday night, by which u house, the prop
erty Of Mr.. Wilson, was consumed. Two negro
children perishsd in the flames
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ATEyAs TRAGEDY On the 9th ul.., the trial OF
Mrs. Monroe, in Houston, Texas, for numbering
her husbands niece, young girl concluded, and
she was found guilty of murder in the second -
gree When asked what she had to say why sem
tence should not be pronounced, she made O
speech Of about an hour 10 length at the couclu-
sion Of which she was sentenced to six years in
the penitentiary. 1t appears from the evidence
that Mira. Monroe suspected an improper intims.
cy between her husband and deceased, and had for
some time been the habit of lltreatiDg the lat
ter. Nothing appeared in the trial to justify her
susnci. n
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10. JoHs Is. WALTaALL, (Homeo
PATHS eaers his professional services TO the c n,
lel' =. acl mond snf its vicinity. Offce at his re
sldet.e As1siah str ct. tse doors from 9Th,
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kSADb. V. HoBsoN.
MNErATnIC PHYSICIAN.
de ~ RfSIityo An

sEs ,e. K. s. VksT. late of Henrico.
hA' ms 1sosed to siehnand tenders his profes.
81 = 'tsssfoors below the Ballard House. Kesi.
9.llt. . thstsocd's Boarding House, cor. .th and
MAI" So de l6-lm
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LOCAL MATTERa.
IycnsAsrso wArun suppLrrs.-A

lSCkBABIBG WATER EuPPLIr6,-A few
days since we gave brief notice of Mr. c. Eiiett,s
plan for increasing the supply OF water 10 the
city. We now present similar notice of q plan
gneer aud Superintendent of the Water Works-
They propose to obtain supply Of water for the
lower service from Q nov reservoir, 10 be located
iu the rsvine Just below the present reservoir
and at level Of forty.eght feet below it. Bv
making dam across the ravine bstwseu How
wood Cemetery aud the present reservoir, an arti.
ficial lake can be formed, covering twenty three
acres of land and Of capacity to hold 100 900 600
yalIous Of water. This reservoir eau be supplied
by the present pumps-forty'eisbt feet difference
10 the level reducing the labor OF the pumps about
one.tbird. This water ID to be conveyed to the
lower district OF the city through twenty inch
main, laid Ia the ravtue loading down the canal
thence to the head Of the basin, connecting with
the present pipe distribution. This plau, like
Mr.. Eletts, would retain the water which d ,ys
into the lower parts of the city for the supply of
higher portions-the division to be effected BY at
taching stop cocks to the mains at the points
where the proposed lines of division will intersect
them. This scheme is estimated to cost $50 OOO
embracing 81 900 for mains, stop.cocks etc
81 900 for the reservoir, and the remainder for
contingencies.
On Monday next, the Council will meet TO con.
slider the two plans submitted to them. That of
Mr.. Elicit has the virtue of being less expensive,
but the Council in ordering such an improvement
will probably be guided by utility as well as econ.
omy. Every body admits the absolute necessity
of increased water facilities, and the residents Of
Shockoe Hill have a right 10 demand of the powers
that be. full supply of water, as long as they
are called upon to pay equal proportion of taxes
with other portions of their fellow citizens
They need water for family use, and to extingush
Hres, and must have it regardless Of cost.
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CU-PARTNEKSHIP a.
\ NOTICE. i"

: | have thi, day admitted as partner.
Mr. JOHN N JENNINGS. The business will IN
future bs conducted at my old stand, No us Main
street, under the tirm and style Of SAMUEL y COT
TREIL d co, where We have on hand Q fine as
sortment of Saddles, Brides, Whips. Carriage
Cart and Wagon Harness of every description and
quality, and will continue to manufacture to order
and for sale. every class Of goods in our line.
There was awarded me AZ the United states Fair
last fall three SILVER medals for SUPERIOR SpkCl
MEMS of WORKMANSHIP; since which time cur
facilities are greatly increased and we now nstter
ourselves that We can furnish every article in our
Dine not to be surpassed in quality and at - low
prices as any establishment In this country.
l beg leave to return my sincere thanks 70 my old
friends and the public generally for the liberal pa
tronage heretofore bestowed upon me. and respect
fully solicit a continuance Of the same to the new
concern, pedging ourselves 70 use our utmost en-
deayors TO please our friends and patrons
SAM'L y OUTTRELL.
Richmond, Jan. lat. 1889
NUTlCE-All persons indebted to tho subscriber
are respectfully requested 70 settle thoir accounts
with as little delay practicable as am extreme
ly anxious 10 close up my old business
sAML C0TTRELL.
Richmond. Jan. ist. 1859. jai-3m
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EssY. Hogso,a HAIR CurrIsa SuAu,

ASp SRts'ooiNG ALoog, under the American do
e-eutFauce o. b street
D Blot, ColosDd Shower BATHS can be had gt
sIl hours. Single ah IS cents, or tickets for one
CSiiSF+
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DEATH PROM CARELFseNE

DEATH PROM CARELEssNEss ON the 5th instant,
near Gndsboro, n. c.. John Bardan a little bow
WAS burnt to death. The person ia charge Of the
house went ont. leaving the lad asleep. and locked
the door While absent, the building took fire. and
ths child not being able to get out, was consumed
neiehbor ran to his assistance, ard after opening
the door, saw the child fall 10 the fames bat was
unable TO get to him In time TO rescue him.
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PRICE ONE GENT.


DIS SO L q N.-The concern oi
y PRICE 4 WATKINS 10 this day dissolved by
mutual consent: , WATKINS hss disposed q
MS interest In the stock and debts. to N PRICE.
who has assumed all the Obligations Of the cpncerp'
and 70 whom those indebted are requested to make
ner. but only In liquidation Of its affairs.
SM PkIOa.
I B WATKINS,
y Pk1CE, JE.
Aicomona, January lst, 1879. ja lin
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ARMY MATTERs--The San Antonio Ledger states
that General Twiggs has received instructions to
meet General Scott, Commander in Chief If the
Army, at New Orleans, on or before the 18th Of
January next to confer upon matters connected
with this Department The General will leave
San Antonio for New Orleans sbou. the 1st proxi-
mo, accom- pa0ied by Capt Blair
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In addition to the above, there are about eighty
thousand proprietors, with from one to ten serfs
each, employed in towns and cities, and obliged
to pay obrock, or tribute, to their masters. These
are not as nearly as we'll of as the serfs on :the
plantations, and the imperial measure is intended
to reach all.