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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08
6ouse- furnishing GOODS
WINSHIPs PATENT SELF-vENTILATING
REERIGERATORS


Every candid physician will that least Of the pres
M preventsbe and produced
violation Of the air breathe the food No intelligent
peTon excusabe for uing ia their family Refrigerator which
properly ventilated when the fact IL well known that they
NJ g the occasion Of much sickness
We have Il testimony Of the most eminent physcians In the
no nsng he Ninship Refrigerator and be-
eye be the only PERFECT venang article Of the kind
INV " RECOMMENDATIONS
From DR. Cark, City Physician Of Boston.
with superior arrangements for ventilation 1t is every
uiug that could lie desired as Refrigerator"
From Dr. Dunie City Physician Of Jer.ey City.
In tie ph'phie system rentiat0n lies the great point Of
superiority ALL OTHERS"
From Prof B Sliiman IT,, Yale College.
" contributed sound principles aud appears to answer
fully Ia. pu poses for which IL l. intended
from Prof Noah A. Porter Of Yale College.
90 entirely satisfied with it, and believe 1t better than any
have examined"
Prom Com. Gregory u. 8 Navy.
In point useuness aud convenience there Is
oIinon comparison between and al others OF
which have any knowledge
From The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal.
"Whslp Patent Self Nentilsting Refrigerator combines al
the qualities be desired is constructed sound principles Of
pilosnthy and practically well Theoretically right"
From The Buffalo Times
The best Family aud the that received tho
silver medal the State Fair the Newtayel invention
n po I'D on perfectly scientific principles aud has the
mendaticii of many distinguished men"
From The Nev-ioik Daily News.
1t admirable and invaluable peculiarly OF this Reng
ersor Il arranged 10 untantd the most
miscellaneous gathering food Il s the only phlo.sphcsly
ysntages the evils which have brought into dre
pute all that have preceded 81.
have Hundreds Of at service Of parties
who are now unr the WINSBlP REFRIGERATION with
BRAMHALL, HEDGE Co..
10. 49, Broadway.
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nlnsiral Boxes.

Musical BOXES,
l OF all styles and sizes offered for sale by the under
sr.d have band very large assortment Of th
article phying IA g. 3 TO- 10 TO- "a and % TIMES
THE MUSIOUE A JEU DE FLUTES
MUSIQUE A VARIATIONS
b-sutiful new styles
THE TOY MUSICAL BOX,
pl,ynr 2 g. aud tunes Is durable article for children.
MASporiSys ExPRgssvEs, OvsRTURHs, FOKrK Pi,ao, he
BELLS Drums Castsglses Flute aud Orgin Accompaniment
Popular American Melod from Operas, Dances &c e.
PAILLARD MARTIN, Importers,
No. 81 M,deulsne (up stsrs) Newyerk
MgSICAL BOXES REPAIRED
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ficnsss an0 farms tl1anteo.

DARN, or COUNTRY SEAT, WANTED.-A
tsce containing l0 Of good land well cu
tivad proved The situation must be pleasant; add per-
fcy healthy good neighbolhood near railroad and within
am hour OF two Of Newly ok House must have modern I'M
poyement. good barns stables fruit aad shade trees are
wanted on the premises Parties having such place will please
send particulars COUNTRY SEAT Box No. 1888 Po'Ohee
VHTANTED-A FARM Of about 100 acres (On
w the North or Eas, River preced having small water
front Address Box No 49, NewHsven Conn naming lowest
price.
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EDGFS & HADFGELDs
H Premium Colored and Brilliant
FIREWORKS.

Depot No. 900 Brosdssy,
having made extensive with both The above ~
ersted max 70 for the -sls OF their Fireworks pepal
10 offer sorskespers and the pablo generally pnsdesd
both quality aud variety al reduced prices c.nssns IA par
of Firecrsckers Torpedoe Wheels Tsayss Rok-t R1nx
Candies Mines Pigeons. Comes Batteries Balloons, he
CITY and TOWN COMMITTEES supplied With public 10
CLAWS at short notice.
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EOR SALE-S3, 1904 neat HOUSE aud four
LOTS In Canuansvc Possession given at once. Apply
40 FIELD MCLEAN, No. Pine st.
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Goal, &t.

CD TS PER TUN Of 1000 ~.
eb Il lC CHAS. A. HECksHER d Co.'S
SUPERIOR
BROAD MOUNTAIN AND BLACK HEATH
COAL,
,sosroa for Fur,sces Crates and Ranges now de-
,ppa nom yard 10 spy part Of the city st % % per
- tsoir office No
e1t5st ard al me ysrds foo. Of lsth Fast RIVER ana no
"a Net 52d g. win be promptly attended 10 o.r, Aeon,
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TOR SALE-A handsome COUNTRY SEAT
a, Tteeinount up the Harlem Railroad house, q story
sc ifb half su acre land laid out with shribbery
stsnds ON nigh ground and commands tine view min
utcs' walk hon depot Apply TO JOHN fErBRETCH no.
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GaIes bp Anrti0H.

AT AUCTION. - Magnificent HOUSEHOLD
IA FURNITURE at public auction THIS DAY, Fhisy'
residence No a. West 10th st. 9Th az CON
ns of PapoForte, pearl keys Pario 5ut- on raln"s.
description Rosewood and Mahogany ch,nber Fasan ns
erus Bedeads Wsshends Hair Mattresses Conn'sptnes
Beddng &c Also general assortment of Basement aud Kitchen
Furniture. Sale mmsncins at 10y o'clock precisely De
GRIFFIN, Auctioneer
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Doar6 dnb Rooms.

IFa GENTLEMAN and WIFE are deeirous o
securing plee SAINT and social HOME win aoc aoe sSn
every attention. in pleasant and hssap ec Mo- ZIG New
York Post Once Undoubtcd references VIII oeeipec'ea sHa
given.
DOOMS TO LET WITHOUT BoARp D.,
IL .ra,, family having more room tnan Is required nave
a prYIor suitable for two or three persons at "
sc ,ort,sc or 80 IS for three pSr,ons Apply NO iO
for.yth-st nesr Broome Also nsi Doaroo" -.
mo IET-A SUITE of ROOMS on second floor
D;sbpc TO comfortable home can be acconmo-
49, NV addressing A. C., Msdison-squarc Post-Ofce
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Spring Be0s.

Oh 4 SA TO ttG Sl
$4 CUfor the be.. SPRING BED in SO CU
EXISTENCE ut No. l5i ChatLsmst, N. Y. Examine 1t o
address the ELLIPTIC BED SPRING CO. for their descriptive
circular Special Endorsements the trade and local agencies
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DIX 0G0 WANTED, about s., 600, in an
GpC.ODV. iulution established within the city limits
private resort for Invalid Females snd possessing every adj
vantage for The purpose Any wishing 10 take 81 u crest
vii hrd the eterpe profitable aud worth attention Addfss
" iii real name, HYGIENE Tribune Office.
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Professional Notifes.
Marbinerp.

TOR SALE.-A STEAM-ENGTNE, 40-horse
i (nesry newl with patent selfadnstng cutoff Also
FORCE PUMP both complete and in prime working order
For particulars apply at the PAINT FACTORY 100 Horao
DORTABLE GAS WORKS-Suitable for dwell
ings, hotels manufactures, &c. works OF all sizes from
100 cubic made order and warranted superior
amy In the market Can be- IN operation daily No 63
Centfe-st. 5. 7. McDOUGALL, Patentee.
CTEAM- ENGINES and BOILERS-Of superior
- construction horizontal vertical aud portable of various
sizes, for SALE by SAMUEL b. LEACH
No. - Phtt-st, New-York
CTEAM ENGINES for SALE.-Two new -
- horse ENGINES second han l2horse 4ehorse
secondhand Apply to
DUNKIN L CHAMPION,
steAm-Engne Builders, Nos siB and 352 West l7th.st
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staiionfrp ano fanrp @ouhs.

DARD BROTHERS ~ Co, Manufacturers of
ID OOID Pms pm and PENCIL CASES 81 Msiderrlsns,
Alsc Bsrd Wilson's Patent Augu
isT Nib Gold Pens Go's Pens repaired or sxch-nged
DAVID WALKER, Stationer, Printer and
Blank Book NJ nuiscturer No Psrkplace under Broad
way Bank Tsgs and COunnsroom Notions in great variety
GOLD PENS with GOLD and SILVER CASES
N ~ to so Gold Pens Jac to SO sent hy nail Pens
changed Peus epaed for sec. O. T. HAWKES. "a NAssau~
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VALUABLE SALE of REAL ESTATE
Removals..

wv O d b X o T II z 3
w HAVE REMOVED To
No 396 BROAD WAY.
In directing notice to their removal
WOOD BROTHERS
Bes 10 call attention to their large variety u OPEN CA
RlGFS Of new desgns made expressly for Central Park and
watering place driving With great regard t. e!sganse, comfort
hghtness, aud strength.
~ ,o. 4. ,ror 10 any ever before presented to Ae pub
H. and well worthy inspection Of those who desire all ic
beautiful in design and dnish uneIceptonsols In TASTE ava tel
able In ructiop.
Drawngs specifications Win be Furnished - person" o.
.Ae.s. o.. -yPEostion py iettor.
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firemorks.

IL FIRST PREMIUM FIREWORKs.-A fall a,-ortueut a
the best quality and The loye, pces Dealers tssp
fully invited to call. FOuLDS jr, No 81 Johns
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forses, Carriages, 81.

EOR eAIE-A splendid BLOOD MARE, about
lslerd high Fix yeas Old jos black with long tail and
unsu ascd ecutees AID beauty aud for ladys Saddle
Hor ennu supposed in she city To be at DA-
Ms JkCks livery stablo il hs, opposite the Washing
ton Mcnun eat Uncirsit-!c
HORSE CURE--Cs'd 10 England .hrsy and
i here tiineea yesrs Ths TATTERSALLS hEAVE
POWDFRs eur. Heaves Congh Worms and u condition 10
Horse one zc the SPus Il worth zen bushels OF os
u smooh he coat 81 pacssse; DIX for 81 D. GoU3h
4 Co P-ep,.sors E. L. CREAMER No. IL Gclds', Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-05
The Red Men.

In. the prevailing rage Tor black, very little
attention is paid 10 the red men. There was q
/ me when the red gentry attracted universal
notice, forced themselves upon public notice
everywhere, and caused vastly more trouble
and apprehension than their black b,ethren.-
They never had any sympathizers, however,
either North OF South their haId was against
every man, and every mans hand against
them. 1t was found impossible to make them
slaves or to make them civilized: the only al
tentative was TO Kill them. They resisted this
process $ to the best of their ability; but they
have vanished like Il thunder cloud in the
West, mut;erIng and flashing rs it goes, but
iipeC. soon to disappear forever.
The Secretary of the Interior states in his
report that the Indians cost the United States
a little over three millions Of dollars per an
mum. and our liabilities to the tribes amount
to tw entv-onc and a half millions. TIE In
dians in California give Il great deal Of trouble.
aud it is that the numbcr Of
snb-:.yencies shall be increased and the State
divided into two Indian districts. The great
majority of the tribes are said 10 be on the
dec line and it is believed that unless the new
policy of giving them land instead OF money
works Il change in their habits. the race will
soon become entirely extinct.
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DIED.

Januar, std. at the residence OF lis Hiotntr. Y
Petersburg. oil puintsna-s cnnsil Hipf,un. IN t'is 1'tn
wear Of his age. JOEN n WHITE, eldest son oil
the late John ". White, of Petefshnrg.
He had been for several years Operator III she
telegraph Office. ur.,.
it has been more than twelve months since. with
xsddened heart and declining health ne leit tass
he must give up his setulness. and be content WIN
an inyalij's lie. All that knew him rsmeni.s.
with interest his daily wax, and Gil H'aIseu ths
fearful and slow ravages Of his dlsease. fst. VIII
n .uEi consc,ousnsss that his days were huniasitu,
he liked on. apparently careless o. results. y IN
friends reminded him that he had YET " se.tte u
dread account v 18th the great exactins cIeuituIi nu'
he stvove AGAINST increasing convictioh, a.n :
ienced conscience. Sanae days before ms asatn III
spirit Welded to that still small voice, ~ ~
ardor and anxiety looked upward Tor nope anucnn
ISOLATION. He spoke with deep leeiing 81 his paat
life. and ms NEGLECT OF the demands OF ms SOU, anI
Al once seemed most willing to give ng ms s,eina,
interests ia the hands of Him whom he saw "nt 20
was his ONLY refase As the spirit was pass.ns H.
its God. the clad response WAS heard YES =. -"
anxious nuestlon- "contd he resign all inlo hiS ga
vinur's hands . rtai ,art
The spirit is with its God. and the mof.ai tauit
will be carried to its last resting place. IN ~'piioiA
Cemetery. l..
On Tuesday morning, January 20; I'M 70 :. g,
res dence, on I'd street, lMrs, L.. rii PAW
55til year of her age. -ct., o,reat
Her funeral will take place from Gay s,as1 ~
Methodist Church. on Thursday, January ~ -. y
O'Clock A. Nj. The friends and aoquaintahcss W
the deceased are respectfully invited !" "o
without further notice.
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The W0Shin.tuu NOnNnaens.

We have already announced the arriva! of
the statue Of GEoRfE MASON, which has not
yet however. been placed upon ITS pedes ,al.
IL still lies ia its plank cotin near the base Of
JEFFEksoN's monument, waiting a glorious
resurrection. 1t is said To be one OF the ii nest
works Of the late lamented CRAWL ORD. H.
deed, there ale hose III Rome who say. tn at OF
his Virginia productions the MASON is the
best,
We hear the NELSON and LENS Of Dir Ro-
ERA, the distinguished sculptor with
the completion Of CEAwFoKDss WORK, highly
spoken Of. 1t 10 sMid that HE statue OF ] .EwIs
10 greatly admired at Rome. The grand. heroic
character of the mountain warrior, has been
clearly comprehended by Mr.. ROGERS, and the
illusuious part he b0-e in opening ths b all Of
the revolutionary struggle. The sculptor is
said 70 have thrown all the energies Of his fine
genius upon the embodiment Of the famous
Highland Chieftain OF Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-05

OVATION TO Gov. WIsE-According to q
correspondent of the Enquirer, Gov. Wise was
made the recipient Of an enthusiastic ovation
in the town of Hampton. while on his recent
trip to Accomac. He was welcomed by the
Wythe Rifles and a crowd of citizens, and
escorted to the steps of the hotel, where he made
a brief speech. He was heartily cheered, and
as his stay was short. The soldiers and others
accompanied him to the Eastern Shore. AS
the steamer passed Old Point a salute was
fired by order of the commandaEt OF that post.
The band of the ~garrisoa and SEINE of the Off
GERS joiaed the party Oh the boat, and all had
a merry time until they reached the Cover
nor's old home. There he made another short
address, to which Capt. Willis. of the Rifles,
responded.
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A~FPRoPRIATIoN FOR THE MEDICAL Stu
DENTs.-The City Council of Augusta, Ga.
recently appropriated 81 1850 tor sne purpose Of
aiding those Southern medical students in
Philadelphia who might have been deferred
fioin coming away by a want of means. The
Augusta dispatch congratuIates the citizens
OF Georgia Oh the fact 'that Augusta is thus
prompt to array herself side by side with Rich
mond, the capital of the Old dominion. in
giving aid TO a movement that will do much
towards establishing u correct public seuli.
ment at the South
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Thc Nnilss

VIZ received no mail from the Eoreh yeseef-
d.v. The train arrived in the a~fterncon, out
a.. th.re was no connection with the boat ~
Greek. we had no mail from beyono
fredericksburg. We heard last night that tne
mail train left fredericksburg at o cieek' ana
would probably arrive here about IL. ihe
Central train was detained by ali acc'den', ano
therefore we are deprived Of the ADVANTAGES
which the receipt Of papers by 1t would nave
conferred. wehope things ~iiihecome straight
hefure many days.
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IL We are requested by Coi
Secretary of the WEALTH.
statement which appeared IN the DtSFa-'" ~
Yesterday. which no doubt proceeoe" I'm, .
misunderstanding OF a casual remark iaaue ~
him. lie stated that he had reason u "s1ieNe
that Col. MEMMINGEE would not prooaois
-e,eh Richmon sooner than SaturdaF. pu' he
did not say that possibly he may not come al
a,lr He said he did not know when ne "o"io
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HIRING.-The Fredel ieksburg papers notice
the hiring ofnegroes in that place on Monday.
Hands for railroad construction hired at sl5A
aud for railroad repairs at Sl75 /; cooks from
SOS to $50 nurses from $50 to $40; chamber
maids from $50 to $50, farm hands, men, at
from SIS to S1i0.
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A Young man. an apprentice In the jeweiry
store of Mr.. Griddley, OF Holly Springs, Wis
sissippi. suicide in that place Mon
dav night week, by blowing his brains out.
The inspector for Norfolk reports that he
lnspected 1890 barrels of flour during the
quarter OF the year ending 3lst OF December,
1859.
Col. G. y. Locke, formerly Mayor OF Aiem-
pins. Tenn, died III that city on the 2>'h UT
OF ~ption. lie was u mah o1 SAea' pop
uiarity and influence.
The Unitarian congregation at Charleston,
s. G.. have erected a beautiful monument over
the grave OF their late pastor, Kew. James n
WcFarland. Il native OF kanaWha county, va
The remains of the widow Of Col. Hugn Mef-
cer were brought from savannah 10 freoei-
icksburg this week ana buried.
MIR. FLOYD. who was injured By the eXpio-
sion of 4 locomotive near Augusta, Ga, Il le"
days ago, Is uead.
man named Swonsor, from Richnond'
broke one of his arms by a fall IA Portsmouth,,
Tuesday night.
The citizens Of Augusta, Ga, are moving IN
favor of direct railroad COMMUNICATION Wl'n
Macon.
A steam cotton press has been erected on the
Railroad AccornmU dation WharfatC Charleston,
:. G.. Its ca,'Acity is about 600 bales a day.
The British bark Greyhound, from Rio de
Janeiro. went ashore on DssabaW Sfioals, near
Savannah. last SATURDAY.
The Danyiile Blues had a parade on the
| morning of the 2Gth December, and a grand egg
| no-g treat at the Tunstail House.
The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel has en-
tered upon its seveuty-tourth year, with q anew
! dress.
destructive fire occurred at Fort Adams,
Miss. 4 few days ago.
A duel between two gentlemen of Memphis,
Tenn. was talked Oil al last accounts.
There were G5 marriages i'll Iynchburg in
isjH. and s. IN ISIS.
Snow fell at Charlotte. n. G., last Saturday,
to the depth Of seven inches.
An aboIitionist was tarTed and ieathered in
Augusta, Ga, last Friday.
Il cargo Of guino has arrived at charleston,
direct from Liiie Island.
The Rappahannoek river is closed with ice
several inches III thickness.
In Fredericksburg. early Tuesday morning
the Thermometer stood At zero.
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SUICIDE OF A LADY.-We learn from the Dam
vile Transcript that Mrs. Maria L.. Jones,
wife of Mr.. Joseph H.. Jones, u worthy me-
chanic, committed suicide III that place on Sat
urday last, by taking landanum. No cause is
assigned for the act. She is said TO have been
a woman of much personal beauty. She for
meriy resided in Richmond, and the remains
were brought here for in
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DIRECT IMPORTATION OF C~oFFEE.-The
Charleston Courier states that the wholesale
grocery dealers in tina, city are adopting meas
ures 10 secure aud promote the direc, impoI-
iation Of coffee. la Richmond this trade has
been carried on for years, and with success
Merchants, or their agents, have come hither
from cities North and South, to attend the
coffee sales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-05

NEW STRAIN LdNE.-A new line Of steamers
between Norfolk and New York Is about to be
Established. The steamship Potomac is TO
commence hen trips at once, aud it Is said that
Others VIII be put upon the line.
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Cross REFLEcTloS.-The Heraids WASH
ing.on correspondent pfetenos 10 CIV us. "a
,be f,sbinef agreed upon by the Black Republic
cans. in case they elect their President. James
J.. Petigru. Of South Carolina, is named as A.,
torney-tIeneral Il the great advocate couiu
ret hold of that scribbier, he would take the
SKIN right OFF from him.
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The virginia and LiyerDogl Line.

Subscribers to the line.of ships between this
port and Liverpool. will notice that the ad-
journed meeting viii be held to-day, at II
O'Clock. at the office OF the Merchants Insur-
ance Company. A full meeting Is desired
Let all the subscribers, and Others who may
wish TO aid in this tant enterprise, be
present,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-05

uA- AsrHMA-TTam Rec. II. Letts. Frankfort,
IL-'An old tad, OF our acquaintance has been
greatly afflicted with Asthma for many years. and
has tried a multiplicity ot prescriptions. with little
or no fleet. My wife sent her i part OF Il box OF
the BeoNtHIAL TsocaEs. After. Il lew day We
heard that she found sreat relief from their use.
and TO day she sent 4 messenger some i've miles 10
procure more. We had only one box left, but could
not refuse it" Browns BkoNcHieL. TRo He.
or CoUGA LozENGEs, are solt throu bout the Uni-
ted states. ia Nv IhSAcwi
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Hauapden sidney Magazine.

The DecsMber number Of this spirited Mag
axine has come to hand, and contains It's usual
supply VI spicy articles. II Is conducl I'd by
editors appointed by the literary societies Of
the venerable Institution Of lInmpden Sidney.
The periodical II handsomely published nj the
Exprsss Once, Petersburg.
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Tbs Legislature.

In the House yesterday a bill was passe" ioi
the uayment Of the expenses incurred hy inc
Governor in the Harper's Ferry a'fair. A"e
bill constitutes the Secretary OF state, Aoj"-
taut General and LIST Auditor a Boaro 10 pass
on AN claims sent in under it's operations. LII
the Senate nothing Of Importance was trans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-05

COUNSEL E~NGAGED.-We understand thal
GOV. Henry A. Wise has been engaged 10 de-
tand Walter r. Land, who murdered + iahhe-
gan, in Princess Anne county, some liihe iast
sumner The trial will probably take place
ar the February term OF the Court 1of tilat
couuty-PortsanoatH Trans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-05

HEAVY DEAUcHT OF SPECIE-The Atlanta
0ialInteiiIgencer is informed that the Cashier
nf ,ha Rank eff Fulton returned from Augusta
q lew DAYS since, bringing with him SiN,0V
in snecie. which he drew from the Augusta
Banks in exchange for their bills.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-05

DEATH OF AN EpIToE.-T. l.. b. Gregory,
Esd. late of the Weldon Patriot, died iast
week a, his residence in Halifax county, No,
OF consumption.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-05

a -~- FDK SALE.--To remain III the
sy~1a CITY or country adjacent, L" lNl1
LIKELY NEGROES-n men, women. boys ana slIis
some very tine d!nlEg-rooin servants, cilaIEber
MAIDS, and one likely wOmal., with tour chtldren.-
They can be seen 1T my office during the Christ
mas. would iIhe tn sell some sixteen OF taeIn 10
one person near Richmond or the county OF Olou-
cester. They have just been dlvids d from an es-
tate. The owner has no use for them and they are
sod foc 10 faa.t.
snali continue to HIRE OTT ROES,
RENT OFT HOUSES and SELL and
REAL ESTATE. privately.
THIS anilpu ncenient is made because haFlnS been
elected Commissioner Il the Revenue Of the 3rd
district OF THIS city, NV friends ml-,ht conclude |
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