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Correspondenee Of tho Richmond nispateh.

| Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Melancholy Eresf-HemsspHs- Hsrpsss' Psbli-
eafieas- Ussfal inrexfion.
LYNCHBr10, VA, Jan. %.
yourg lady died In Salem, few weeks
past. uncef very singular circumstances. 1t
appears that she was engaged to be married to
| . student at school In that town, who, after
gaining her affections and completing his stu-
dies, left, chose preaching for his profession,
and wrote 70 her, stating that hs could not
marry her. Upon the reception OF this I'M
welcome news she became serious and melan-
choly, and, in very short time, died-the vic
tim OF broken heart.
Suits of homespun clothes are becoming
quite fashionable here, and 1t is thought that
| this style Of dress will be bon ton with us at
| no distant day.
Z. II. Gill, Supernt endent Of the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad has prohibited the
sale Of Harpers' publications by news agents
ron said road, in consequence OF the abolition
proclivities Of the publishers.
1t is now thought that Mr.. Wood, the young
man who was 80 badly hurt on the Virginia
| and Tennessee Road, will recover.
| Mr.. J. b. Ward, of this city, claims an in
| vention by which he can greatly increase the
| motive power and accelerate the speed Of loco
motives. This is done by frightening the
crank and giving greater length of stroke to the
| piston-rod. The machinery works well in
| miniature. He is now in Washington, with a
view OF getting patent right for his inven-
ton.
1t is reported that the small pox has not
abated in Lexington, but is again on the M
crease. q. X.
SINGULAR ACCIDENTAL correspondent of
the Han risonburg Register gives al account Of
| a fatal occurrence at Forrer's Furnace, in
Rockingham county. Va, last Monday week.
young man named Clifford Watson, who
superintendent the engine at the furnace, went
into the boiler for the purpose of cleaning out
the same before filing it with water. From
the boiler to the chimney of the furnace is a
flue designed to conduct to the boiler the heat
ed gas issuing from the iron ore which is
strongly impregnated with sulphur, and This
suiphurous gas is combined with carbOnc
acid gas, generated by the combustion of char
coal. In cleaning out this flue, young Wat.
son came in contact with these gases, which
he inhaled, causing instantaneous death.
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FIRE IN CHxsTERFlELD-Welea learn from the
petersburg Express that a handsome cottage.
owned by Robert H. Atkinson, Esq, in Ches.
terneld conaty, u mile from that CITY. wa.
totally destroyed by fire last THURSDAY morn.
ing. Loss about 81 500
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AiTxRARY ADDREss.-HOn. Roger A. Pryor
has been unanimously elected to deliver the
address before the literary societies OF Colum.
bian College, Washington.
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ARRl WE'D.
Steamship Jamestown. skinner. New York
h'dze. and passengers, Ludam l. Watson.
Steamer Pocahontas, Travers, Baltimore, mdze
and passengers, d. w. Currie.
SAILED,
Brig Ada. tBr.) Greene. Halifax, -four, Haxal
Crenshaw Co.
sehr. Lynchburg. Harris, New York, mdze, D.
VI, Cnrrie
Schr J. W. Roche, ROGERS, down the river. lis hit
Schrs. Josiah F. Achorn. Merrill. and Benz. F.
Reeves. Shaw from Richmond, arrived at Boston
25th inst
Schr. ]. W: Woolston, Crawford. from Rich
mond, arrived at Philadelphia 18th inst.
Ivy TELEGRAPH.
HAMPTON ROADS. Jan. N.--ArrIved, bark Sarah
Park. 100 days from Johnson's Island, via Pernam-
buco, with guaro Sprung foremost in heavy
sea Whaling ship Leander. OF Mystic, was at
Pernam buco king; had DISCHARGE ed her cargo of
Oil on board schr. Criana. for New York. Very
few America vessels at Pefnambnco.
, Arrived schr Satllla. which was ashore below
Cape Henry, having been gotten oil by the wreck
ers. The guano on board was lost. but the iron
saved. 4 lie vessel Is IN pretty good condition.
Mn, Master, from New York: "
Il Parker. J: NJ. Smith. lady, and child. Mrs.
Whiting. s. NJ. Van Wyck, Miss A. Van Volken-
burg. V. p. Groner. Miss Porter. Miss Martha H.
Butt l., j.. Hug hes. ID. +. DOgs EFT. Gilman Dud-
ley. j. ). Hlgbee and ii in steerage
Also from Portsmouth: j. w. Allison and lady,
W. y. Allison, Ji.o. Pullcn, Sam'l Lard Alex. Pull
len, J. A. letter.
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Nd. C.-The Petersburg Press intimates
that twsnty-seyen Knights Of the Golden
vstels' LEFT Petersburg ON Thursday morning.
Dor Charleston, 8. C.
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A SToNIsHING To ALL.-N,n,1.- =, ~

4 SELL. the celebrated AstroloststA "a A.S
me city. she wa born with a natural all 10
the events of life even Your YER, tbnn,s we
zen Wnethcr you are married or single. sns
~ marriage. SEe has astonished ,hon,,.F.s 70 ~
her magic power. No gentleman adm,,aI1 ' y. .
fpniNs' boarding House. 18th or lioverro, ~. ~
'et"ech- VI ain and Franklin streets. 10 ~
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oTRANGLED.-Mr. Charles Caswell, resid.
ing near Petersburg, Va, while at breakfas
on Thursday morning, endeavored to swallow
the though tendons Of a fowls leg and was
strangled to death. He was but recsntlv m.r.
ried. AA'"A
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GENTLtMtN,ARE VOC Rr,n,,

,COPP's sHOOTiNG GALLERTT n,shnE@rrHALl
the Dime Hotel, 81 Main entrance ~, ,'s
Pistol or Rife shooting are resrectf,,y ea le1
GALL They Will alwa,s find a person IN is'i :
has had several years experience. sng "sess
tent To instruct the art II desired. The Pa, ef
Niles are superior. -" ~. q
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LAST OF Glide IsLAND-The schooner Odd
Fellow, Captain Hows, recently arrived at
San Francisco from Eide Island. He reports
that The last busEel of guano had been taken
from the island. lea ing only a bare rock
The whole has been cleared Off On leaving the
place the huts of the guanO diggers were burnt
the staging cut away and the two launch
rs allowed TO go adrift. 1t would have cost
more to take these articles away than they
were worth. In a few seasons every trace of
human habitation will have disappeared, and
the denuded rock will have reiapsed into its
original insignificance.
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FIRE IN HALIFAx.-The dwelling of DR.
Pringle, at Republican Grove, in Halifax CO..
Va, was consumed by fire last Saturday night,
together with his library and stock of medi-
cinpS
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APPOINTMENT OF COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS
Ex-Gov. Philip F. Thomas, OF Maryland, has
received and accepted the appointment of
Commissioner of Patents.
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80 Is one Of the best advertising mediums in
asouthTestern virginia: It is published in the
no1irisning TOM Of Wytheyille, situated mmedl-
has an extensive circulation thronghout this en-
IRE region OF country. and also in North Carolina.
business men generally, Of Richmond. wooid do
xeil TO SEED their advertisements to the TINES
Il bnet wien TO secure portion of tho SPRING
IhADE OF Southwestern Virginia.
InRMs.@One square, til lines, year. paper in
cIude0' Sizo0i one square, 6 months. o.; one
SQUARE. months, 50 50. Business Cards, teght
iines,ll year. S5; Business Cards, months. %
a liberal discount will be made to persons wishing
70 adVefti.e larger quantity than any Of the
above. Address, VIC. HUFF.
Editor and Proprietor.
ia 26--4t@ Wytheville, Va.
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- Watkins & Ficklen
VIII sell. FOX few days,
BRIDAL AND PARTY
FLOUNCED ROBES,
REDUCED FROM S25 TO SlS.
ELEGANT LIGHT SILKS AND
,,...-, ~ SILK ROBES;
DRESS GOODS. in everv variety:
STAPLE DRY GOODS, OF best make,
VERY CHEAP.
ia H-3t' WATKINS Il FICkLEN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IA ST. Nicholas Saloon,

IA. 81. NIChOIIS S0IOOm,
MAIN ST NEAR EXCHANGE BANK.
The st. Nicholas Saloon. second to no other es :
adjustment IN the State. is constantly supplied
CANDLES. FRUITS, NUTS. etc. which will he
sold by WHOLESALE or RETAIL on the most
satisfactory terms. COUNTRY MI RCHANTS
are invited to examine the large and we'll selected
stock. which Is being constantly added to, before
purchasing elsewhere.
Parties aud families supplied with CAKES,
CREAM and JELl LIES. OF every description.
OYSTERS and COFFEE. GAM + and other
REFRESHMENTS served in the best sly lie, in the
rear sal ron, and at the shortes: notice.
ia 2S--3t A.ANTONI.
A- Browns Bronchial TrOches--For
Bronchitis, Hoarscness. Cou xhs. Colds. c.: for
sale by FISHER Il WINSTON.
Wholesale Agents.
ia S-N No. l25 Main st.
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The bark Eleanor, loading for Amsterdam
| took fire at Apalachicola, Fla, on Monday
| night, and was scuttled and sunk She had
| on board 1870 bales of cotton. of which only
| 100 bales, the deck load, We're saved.
| DR.. r. S. Madison. Professor of the Natural
| History and Physiology in the Virginia Mill.
| 1ary Institute, was married last Wednesday to
| Miss Helen Tudor Banister, OF Peters burg.
man named Barton, residing in Brooks
| Crap, In Rockingham county, Va, was cutting
| down tree few days ago, when Il limb fell
| upon his head, inflicting dangerous injuries.
In the Hudson county IN. j. court, a jury
have rendered verdict for $3 600 damages for
rape in the case of Harriet F.. Anderson. a
young girl, against Samuel Hollyer.
David A. Smalley, ESD, of Vermont chair
man OF the National Democratic Executive
Committee, is in Charles ton, making arrange
ments for the National Convention.
1t has been announced in the fashionable
world that Madame Bodisco, widow of the
late Russian ambassador, will shortly wed
Capt. Scott, of the British navy,
Owen Finlen, aged %, was lodged in the Jail
of Pittsburg, Pa, by the Deputy U. S. Mar
shall, charged with rObbing the post.office at
TOwanda, Bradford county.
A notorious character named David Houck
was shot and MORALLY wounded by John Nc
Phers0n. in drinking saloon, in Baltim pre-
early Thursday morning.
Capt. Nicholas Everett, conductor on the
Grand Trunk Railroad, was killed on the 18th
inst. or that road, near Portland, Me.
The Cunard steamer Jura sailed from New
York on Wednesday for Liverpool, with SSH
500 in specie. No passengers.
A convention of merchants Of Mississippi
has been called to consider the best means of
obtaining their goods direct from Europe.
DIR. VIM. II. Peck, who killed Mr.. Harris. in
New Orleans, has been put under bonds of
s., goo for trial, on the charge of ma ghter
DEATH OF MINIsTER.-The Rev. VIM. G.
Farmville on the 18th inst.
The Masonic fraternity Of Harrisonburg
Va, have in contemplation the erection of q
new hall during the coming summer.
There are now NO less than eight military
COMPANIES in Berkeley county, Va. Before
the Brown war there was scarcely one
On Monday last, q son of Mr. Z. r. Frazier
residing near Oxford, N. c., was killed by =
falling tree.
Professor Huntington has resigned IN.
Plummer Professorship at Harvard (MassS
College. '
VIM. S. Comstock, a well-known merchant
OF Montgomery, Ala, died on the 22d inst.
1t IL denied that Hiram Powers. the sculn.
tor, sympathfzed with old Brown.
Judge James Scarborough. a native NJ v,r.
GINA, died suddenly in San Francisco iatsiv
/, Ths New York theatres are all doinr : rood
business. Inc opera season begins to-day.
:, OoI. z. =: Davis. \ popular citizen Of the
'sumpter District, 5. g., died few days ago.
company Of mounted rifiemen IL 10 b. or
Zanized In Abingtion, Va.
!, There was . heavy snow storm n Wheeling,
Va, on Thursday.
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THE SPEAKERshIP.-By reference to the
Geographic report of yesterdays proceedings
in Congress, it will be seen that Mr.. w. N.
II. Smith, (Democrat.) of North Carolina.
came within two votes of election. The
Americans changed their tactics, and support
ed Mr.. Smith, in conjunction with the Demo-
Gratis. The House adjourned over to Monday,
when, we hope, an organization will be eff
faot tod
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MISS CAROLINE PIc,,,v.
M Tickets--FIFTY CENTS.
N. Doors will be open at 2o'rioek

4N$Mr. KEMN ERER,s" nHsH,LDRrS
161 SCHOOLS will meet on MONDASssnnlie Ssr,,
ata NJ: at the LIST Baptist Church , sna Dli
RAY and SATURDAY; 7. II, al s,sG lon y q
SATURDAY at 2 At the Th,rd - sIl.: q i,
and on THURSDAY. at4P. III At rs, CA;-,s
Union Hill. Tuition Is cents ior !, mn Staias
close with Concert " l. Lessas !
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LADIES' LIST,

| LADf1
| Armstrong mrs AW
argyle mrs X v
Allen mrs Jn0
Allen mrs + NJ
| Adkins mrs H NJ
Anston miss
Alien miss Lixxie II
Bryant mrs G r
Barke mrs H
Burkley mrs Thos d
Burch mrs Mary M
Brown mrs Lueie A
Brown mrs MsTS't
Briggs mrs Mary
Brantwhite mrs NJ e
Boze mrs Mary
Bag nal mrs A E2
Bag by mrs Mollie
Baush mrs Il Z
Burke mrs Nj
bass mise H
Beal miss NJ
Biernc miss Susan
Blunt mlss 3 /.
BIbb miss H F
Bowsen miss Fanny
Bray miss b
Bray MISS b A f
Britain miss Nj
Brooks miss NJ
Brown miss NJ e
Burton miss ) l.
Christian mrs K A
| Criddle ms w
| Crawford mrs Frances
Cooper mrs Mary A
CollieTe mrs Mary
Cobbs mrs Maria A
Chandler mrs Maria
Castillo mrs F
Carer mrs Jane
Clark miss Marg't2
Clarke miss Susan A
Cfump miss c .
Clay ton miss Fanny N
Cassidy miss Mary 4
Carter miss Matte
Childress miss Nancy
Doren mrs NJ
Dobbin mrs +
Dunnlvant miss Sue L.
Duval miss Nj H
Dyer mrs NJ +
Dobson miss +,
Downey mrs NJ
Driscoll mrs
Duke mrs s
Dunn miss vi C.
Dunn miss Va
Duke mrs nj B
D.ck mrs J h
pewars mrs +.
Daniels mrs H
Davis miss Emma
Davis miss Nj A
Ellis mrs NJ
Elder miss NJ J
Elnore N airy ] Y
Ellis miss r
Evans mrs NJ
Eggleston miss + o
Earnest miss s A
Fannier MARY s
rrayser mrs NJ Il
Farquhar mrs D P
Fitzgerald mrs c
Figg mrs NJ A
FIG mss NJ Z
Ford miss Bette
Foster mrs Mary F
Farrar mrs J r.
Fer. uson mrs NJ = II
Greebby Julia A E !
Gay mrs Mary
iovan mrs l. N
Green mrs Susannah
Graves mrs /. NJ
Grover mrs Emily b
Gathrieh mt miss Bette
Gillespie miss Sarah J
Goodaii miss A Il
Gregory miss Alice
Graham miss Harley u.
Green miss Lou
Griffin miss Anna !
Gregory miss Mary D ,
Gus err miss 3
Hohich Abigail N y
Hodge Jane
Havemey er mrs Mary A \
Heagur mrs Mary A
Hall mrs Martha f
Bardsrove mrs Mary W
Harwood mrs Eliza
Harris Jane tcOpd} J
Helfert mrs Maria E
Henton mrs X d
Hig hit mrs + NJ
Hodgeden mrs Ivory
Howard mrs Frances
Howard mrs Sarah A y
Hudson mrs Jas y
Humphreys mrs : ) y
Hswkin mrs Emily \
Hall mrs p Nj \
she'll mrs II w \
lones mrs Ann f. y
lanes miss J J 2 \
Johnson miss l. NJ s !
Johnson miss NJ u 2
Zones miss Martha J 4
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PosT-OFFICE AFFAIRs.-A new Office is es-
tablished at Grays Flat, Marion county, Va.
route from Barracksville to Barnettsvile-
and Milo Haynes appoin ted postmaster. Jas.
M. Harris is appointed postmaster at War
saw, Richmond county, Va, vice James H.
Northern, resigned. Anderson ID. Harding is
appointed postmaster at Moore's Ordinary,
Prince Edward county, Va, vice William II.
Win, declined.
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AMUsEMENrs
GRAND MATINEE

GRAND MATINEE:
MISS CAROLINE RrcHrycs
At rHs
ON SATURDAY AFTERNonnnI
Assisted by her fa,her. a,o'c.s..
MIR. PETER RICH Ntis' ="
MR.. GEoRGEKryyr,
And . BAND
Under the direction Of 0nNHESrgl
PROF J. A. RoSENsERGER.
VIII. during the evening. render u>
g EMS h'ulte' b,
VI Italian, French English and Scotch .o
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~ Insurance. Life and Fire Insurance
4 Low 4 AIES.-For insurance. Life Insurance
on W HiTE PERSONS. any length Of time also.
on 81 A rs from enc month TO five years, and Tor
EIRE lNSU RANGE. upon EVERY pESCRTP-
IION Of Property in town country on LIRE
RAL TERMS, call at the old established General
Eacho. " " H.
IA The best companies represented and all
losses onptly paid. C. X. BkICKEN
ia I4-clm General Insurance AGENT
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no Relief frem Cough i'm Ten Minutes
peetoral Cands of orehound, Live rwort, h C. for
throat aud lungs. Particularly ada pied for chill
dren. Dose-Oae or two when cou,h &c, trou-
bes. Price % cents: For sale by MEADE Il BA-
KER. J. H. PEARcE Co. and all Druggists.
Ia 2i-3tv
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LAUNCH OF THE "RICHMoND."-The Norfolk
Argus thus describes the launch of the new
steam sloop-of-war Richmond, at Gosport
Navy Yard, OF Thursday:
A large number of persons We're on board
when she moved from the ways, and as she
dashed impetuously into the clear water Of the
deep stream, she was christened and the wine
bottle broken i'll beautiful style by Miss Robh,
at whose side stood Miss Bergman. the grace
fulness and fearlessness of these accomplished
young ladies elicitng the applause of the
crowd rs the good ship darted sternward with
almost electric velocity. The Richmond is a
beautiful specimen of naval architecture, Gre
ditabe 10 all W no have aided in her construc-
ton.
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IT, Dry Goods atauction prices.

Offer the following GOODS below cost, in order IN
close them out few days.
Spring PRINTS SC
Spring MOtSEIiNE Sc.
Chalie DE LANES l6c.
Printed LAWNS Sc.
French JhCONETs l6c.
French BkILLIAN1S lSsIc.
French PRIN rs l6c
Figured BEREG Els Ike.
Domestic GiNGHAMS SC,
Scotch GINGHAMSS Sc.
Ladies' SILK GLOVES l2lsc.
Alexander SILK GLOVES BIC.
Misses and 30, HOSIERY Sc.
BEREGE ROBES at SIS. cost So.
French Organdie ROBES at SIS, cost S.
Spring SILKS at Is per cent below cost.
la 4-5t@ 213 BROAD STREET.
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r. TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI.

* - TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI.
80 CO COUNTY.-By the advice of my
lriencs, and IN accordance with nv own wishes, l
SHERIFF OF HENRICO COUNTY, and solicit
your SURFACES at the State election in May ne H.
the duties of the office, refer gu to eli who know
me Tor the manner in which those duties have been
performed during the past three wears that have
acted RS deputy for the present Sheriff O
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
jaN-lm" GEO D. PLEASaNTS
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE

EOK HlRE-NEGROEs.-I have q, 49,,
= No. COOK, several HOUSE Urls Wgin44t'
III i r coarse SHOE-NAKFP ~
DRESSERS. TOBACCO BOYS. &c. Ir Az =, ". ".
likely MAN for sale. For terms. Ne anoiy IN
Ro. h. LYME, Asstt
FOR fiirins out NegrnsA H.
ia 2s-d3t Otiice basement Netropo,tao H.
Tor 1RE.-One good FACTORY HAM
j SAID to I've a .ood Screwman. and ,xa ~.
30 Us. Both of them have been brought ne !,
senteel families, and are good bo,s hfsd ,'c,,
$ and ii years. Apply to THOS. J BAGBT
Commission Agent, Wal siss,
ia ST under St Charles Hois.
Tor HIKE-A good HOUSESERVlSr ,t.,,
L Is years Old. Appl, 10
ia 2s-5t WIN. e. DANpRJpGg
NEGROES FOR HIRE Several cof,[
HOUSE GIRLS. BOYS MEN. Ne. 1t .,,
Also. CARPENTER, Tor the balance tie 's,
Apply 20 la !. 81 +. D. EACH0
EoR HIRE have for hire genera IA Bos
L Frs, HOUSE GIRLS. COOKS, WASHrS
and RONt RS; +. N TERS, BLACK
SMITHS and HELPERS. Apply Ia '--'''
WIN. 5. PHILLIPS. on lgh
ia Its between Main and Bank stree,
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Recent Complimentary Dinners.

The recent dinner to Mr. MEMMINGER was
not noticed in this paper as such events usu.
ally are, because there was no such privileges
accorded to our reporters are usually ex-
tended to them on public occasions. We &C
know ledge the compliment of an invitation to
the senior editor of the paper to be presen at
that dinner, (for which we are obliged to the
committee,) but ne not being in Richmond of
course could not avail himself Of the courtesy
extended to him.
A complimentary dinner, as we learn, was
also given to Ex-Governor WISE on Thursday
night, and we are unable to give any account
of it, for the reason above given, so far as con-
Germs our reporters; and for the further rea-
son that no courtesy whatever was extended
to any person connected with this establish
ment, by those who OBLIGATED on the occasion.
We should have reported what transpired as
faithfully and as promptly as possible, and
would have done it with pleasure. But there
is one thing certain, and that is, that we can
get along as well without the help of those
who controlled these matters as they can
without ours.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, JAN. p, 1860.
ARRIVED.

High Water this day (Sutxrday) s I o'clock.
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A. RICHNovD THEATRE
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT

| RA- RICHMOND THEATRE.-
| POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT
,ss BR5LLIANT ttIN!9HstGEMENr OF
MISS MISS S sAFFSStSE and her father
has xh BEEN M$s: f FEETEEEkR ss!!cH#!NNGs
MR.. PETER RiCHINGS,
SSss:::ss E THO ri ffs'
In the operate Drama of }CLARI.
PPRRIXATE ANn coNElpENTIAI4) The The lie
PPkk ivATE A ASb Comedy
VIII sing MIS- S SAEStSE skE!S#!SSss
HOME. SWEET HOME, ~ -''' Z III o"''>0'
AUTUMN LEAVES. the
COMING THRO' THE RYE
ltAsr NifGHrr..
P P:,na:ss@ Ssrs As they So PsF"
DISTINGUISHED Stars,N on
Monday Evening.
MONDAY Evening.
MONDAY Evening.
"a MISS CAROLINE RrcurSGs.-Thi. accom-
pshed young lady, and also her father Mr.. PErxR
RICHINGs. have been photos raphed in beautiful
STYLE at the we'll conducted establishment of q W.
both truthful and life like, and OF themselves bear
ample testimony to the well earned fame OF the
above named establishment for finely executed
work. ct
REEs' GALLERY is the most extensive and best
htted up OF any IN the State. and where all citizens
taken, on account of getting them done well. and
at extremely low prices. Mr.. REFS is very success
fu IN taking the ikenesses OF small children; we
nudge from the manv fine specimens we have seen
At ms GALLERY and elsewhere,
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EA- t:reat Barge iMs-Until First OF March.
PERKINS h CO, No. lI Eagle Square, Main st..
are now selling off
Best Enslish and American PRINTS at 10 cts
Rich DRESS SILKS and SILK ROBES
Rich French DE LAIAN Els and RNRES
VALENTiAS, POPLINS and MERINOS
ClOAKS md SHAWl.S.
Rich LACE MUSLIN and CAMBRIA SETS.
At and bsfor cost, for cash. to reduce stock.
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TICKETS FOR

TICKETS FOR
MISS CAROl.l\F RI1.trr>.
GRAND MATINEE '''a
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DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.-A man named Thos
Faulkner, of Halifax county, Va, who, while
intoxicated had habit of amusing himself
by frightening his wife, carried his joke little
too far a few days since. The Halifax Echo
says:
On this, as on previous occasions. he de-
clared his intention of hanging himself. This
he had done before, and had tied the rope TO
the ioist and then around his neck, always
taking care, however, to have it long enough,
whatever he used on the occasion to elevate
himself he would easily reach the floor. On
this occasion he tied the rope too short, and
when he stepped from his elevation, instead of
reaching the floor, broke his neck.
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ia Southern Manuiac Glory.
FLAGS, BANNERS, &c.
am now prepared to furnish
MILITARY FLAGS, BANNERS 20 Ac
At The shortest notice, and the most reasonable
terms. ~ GEO kUSK ELL,
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STATE OF VIRGINIA. CITY OF RICHMOND, To WIT ::
| This dav personally appeared before me WIN. f.
Anderson. President and +. MCCARTHY Secre-
tary ofthe Mechanics Building Fund Association
and made oath that the above state ment is correct
| TO the best of their knowledge and belief. Given
under my hand this 9Th day Of January. 1850
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