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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-03
Little Patti.

Many of our readers remember that when
Mr.. and Madame S~TRAKosCH were on a must
cal tour with OLE BULL,'i in this city, seven or
eight years ago. they brought along with theJm
a charming little, bright-eyed girl, about ten
wears old. the sister of Madame STKAKOSCH,
who sang like Il nightingale, and when off The
stage was as wild and joyous as a bird just es-
capped from a cage. Wen. this little girl is now
a grown up young lady, OF the dignifed age of
eighteen, and has already made her dtbuf as
prima donna in n number of Italian operas,
both in New York and Philadelphia. The
musical writer in the New York Herald says
she has proved to be the first vocalist OF the
day. and does not hesitate to compare her TO
Mademoiselle GARCIA (MALIBRAHl who also
made her first appearance in America. This
Will be agreeable intelligence to many Of our
readers, some of whom knew her well when
She WAS here, and We're not less captivatsd by
the sweetness OF her voice Than by her artless
and ingenious ways, wonderful as they We're
in a child who had been SO much caresseG.
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America Bunc0IGbr.

The WASH. gton States of Thursday says
that, just before twelve O'Clock on Wednesday
last, "a crazy fellow, in Washington, who an
swers to the expressive and euphonious name
Of AMKEICA B~UNCoMBE, took his seat in the
chair of the Speaker of the House OF Repre-
sentatives and commenced HE delivery OF a
speech. His opening sentcnce-"The word of
GoD came unto me, saying, get thee unto the
city Of Washington"-was interrupted by the
Doorkeeper, who quietly conducted the
speaker to a position outside the hall.
II ever "the right man was in the right
place" it was this crazy fellow in the chair of
the lunatic House of Representatives. His
very name, if nothing else, should have Sc
cured him the position. Surely, all parties in
that House might have united on "AMERICA
BuNcoMBE,'' and made him Speaker. His
name describes nine out of every ten of them
to the life, and "A natural sense of the fitness OF
things ought at once to have prompted his
unanimous election. Most Of them began
their political existence, and live, move and
have their being in Buncombe. 1t was Bun
combe who begat them, handled, Graded, ted
and lodged them, and made them what
they are. "America' was their ostensible.
"Buncombe their real character. They
talked "Amsrica" to the people, the great
and glorious country the "most intel
ligent and %virtuous of countries but all this
was only Buncombe, intended to place them
in Congress, and strengthen their party. When
did one ont of a hundred of them ever sacrifice
self TO principle, or party 10 country! How
many HAMlLToN's or JOHN g.
CALHOUN's can be found in their ranks a, With
loyalty to the Republic. or some section Of il.
ever on their lips, We should like 10 see any
thing but The most unmitigated Buncombe in
their actions. One would think that they
would have elected America Buncombe" by
reclamation, and rejoiced in the possession
OF such a representative man, with a name
which describes in itself the whole nature and
history OF ninety nine out OF every hundred
politicians in the United States.
AS to the lunacy of this fellow, the only
proof we see of it is his declaration that "the
word Of God sent him to Washington &c. 1t
is more frequently rox diaboit than roI dsi Ihat
sends people 70 Congress. AT any rate, the
crazier the better for Il body which is SO de
mented by the spirit OF party, OF section and
Of fxnaticism, that 1t has not been able in four
weeks to choose a presiding officer, the near
est approach to it being a man who has en-
dorsed a book instigating Instruction, rebel
lion and civil war.
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n.....-, us... ra -1;ev.rrer L.e,ch.r.

m NANNY " IHG " NVVSb hVA
Governor LxTcHxR commenced his duties
Yesterday as Governor Of Virginia for the next
four years.
In regard to Governor WISE, who has iust
concluded his official term, we fully agree with
the Petersburg Press, that III the faithful ais
charge of every official duty If the laborious
investigation of every subject likely 10 be OK
substantial in ;erest TO the State; If unwearying
assidui,y in urging her material progress, and
exalting her political influence; If achisairoas
devotion to her honor and rights; if a prompt
assertion of her claims, a, ways and everywhe1e
IL a loyal pride in her character and history,
asserted in every presence abroad, ana ihc"i-
ated in every presence at home; II "a determi-
nation to do his whole duty IT, her az whatever
sacrifice Of comfort. popularity, even OF HE, II
necessary--ital these en- title him 10 the thahhs
of his fellow citizens, then has he a warrant
for the gratitude of every trueson OF Virginia"
To this IL NAV be added, that at no moment
durinp tIs great excitement caused by the aDo-
Ii,iou foyay into the State, did the late Cover
nor sym,athize for amo,pent with the natural
desire for Disuuion enter tanned by so many OK
the outraged people OF the South. However
the individual opinions Of The writer upon po-
iitical subjects may differ from those OF GoNer-
nor WISE, it is but Just 20 say, that throughout
H'A
the whole of the iate troubles he has proved
faithful alike to Virginia and the Union.
. The Hon. John LETCHEE, who has succeede"
Governor WISE ia Tie Executive char OF NIf-
ginia, has filled many important pnbiic trusts,
ali of which ne has discharged with decided
ability and efficiency. AZ the bar, he STANDS
deservedly high, and "a u member OF the last
Virginia Reform Convention, and a Rspreseh-
,atiye i'll Congress, he distinguished himself as
a cogent and telling speaker, and by me mex
haustible storehouse OF opposite fictsi.ii0 s'a-
tistics which he had at his mman HIS
memory of events and dates is remarkable, ana
has proved of great value 10 him III his public
career. He is a direct, frank, straightforward
gentleman, honest az the day, a man OF clear
and w~ell-poised mind, sound judgment and
practical sense. We predict that he VIII prove
one of the ablest, most useful and popular OF
the Governors of Virginia.
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Markets, Jan. 2.


There liz no change to note in quotations, sefy
little was done last week. There were no breaks
al the Warehouses; and the Mills are all still. The
weather il very cold the spell being the severest
of the winter.
BACON.-Quote SIDES l0h cts; Shoulders 81 a9
cts.; Hams 11ti1 ais cents, as IN quality. MARKET
dull.
CORN-We quote new l5a 50 cts. old 70 f els.
FLuUR.-We quote Superfne S5IbG6-ship
pers pay ing the former with limited transactions.
Extra Sc. 25G6.50. Market steady. with a mod
crate stock.
ToBACC0.-Nothine dol v IN old Tobacco worth
mentioning. What little is offered IS OF inferior
quality. We quote i%nirrior, Lqss at sta5' coed
S9f 1917 nil: fine Manufacturing scarce-notiina
price Sla42o. No English IN market r, The r.
Gel pts of the new loose have increased. The auaii-
~ is very lnierlor-thin leaf aud very dirty. Prtces
range from S2a6an7h. Some fine parcels NJ 50.
WHEAT-We now quote Red sl.l59l25; White
21.i09 5 Ela.
BEEF.--Iast sales at So 80 to SAL per cst.
gross. Market dull and supply good.
SHEEP.-S2D to $3.50 for ordinary per mead
and - TO 81 for better qualities.
H~OGS.-Sales al $3.50 10 = IS nett as In quaiit5
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Southern Ice.

The late cold weather is considered by some
minimizing persons another Northern agrees
sion, and it has been met by a hot fire ana It
spirited reception generally. Its wellenough
to be prepared for these Northern raids, but
they are not without their benefits. This in
cursion comes Just in time TO enable us 10
make ourfown ice, SO that We will not be ia
debted 10 them next summer even tor the cool
ing of our juleps. This is some consolation
for the severity of the present cold and i!
every winter we could have about three days
Of Northern weather., we should be able TO
drink 10 their confusion without asking their
aid
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Judge JOSvOh G.. Baldwin.

We are not surprised To see the name OF
JOSEPH q. BALDWIN, author OF the Flush
Times, - now "A Judge Of the Supreme COURT
Of California, prominently mentioned in con-
nection with the vacant IT,. S. Seuatorship
from that State. He is faliy competent, for
that or any other position at the bar, in the
State, or the United States. He has risen rap
idly, steadily aud brilliantly in the literary,
legal and political world aud we trust he may
keep on rising. mr.. BALDWIN Is one Of the
ablesr and purest Of the public mel OF Amer
Ice. He il a native of Virginia-of COURSE
He II . nephew Of the late J Judge BALDWIN, Of
Stanton, and his father still resides in Lynch
burg.
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MARRIED.

AT the residence Of the brides father. on I4 &,
dsv evening. December 9Th, 1859. by the Kew; Nir.
WfIulore. Mr.. NATH'L L. MARKS 70 Mas
FRANCES I. A., daughter of n. T. 6riifln' both
"a The Rel,gi"us Herald. Christian Advocate,
and Danville Transcript will please copy.
On THURSDAY. December 29th. 1859. st Wesley
Chapel. by the Rev. J. b. Blackwell. Ut.
4. BOWDEN to Miss MARY j. all OF
this city.
In Chesterfield. Jan. Sd. $50, at olinda; the resi-
dence of James C. oates. by elder DAVID .; YIN
GOODE.
On the Doth Of December. by the Rev; Mt. Court
new. Miss NANCY r.. SHOOT 10 Mr.. BENJAMIN
PATTESON, of Chesterfield county.
EA- Albany papers pieass copy.
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,,S,r. yorr SI,veS!-attpntion, Slave

Na Insure Your SIaveS.-AttfntiOn. slave
Superior advantages are, as usual, OF.
fared to SLAVE owSXRs. az the cid eStnbtShea
Cienarai insurance Office, on Pearl street. next door
lmmediatel, TO the office OF +. D. EACHo, opposite
+ y ,IoRpoN. Insurance on slaves made Tor any
length of time, from one month TO i've !eaTs1ano
10 1--we IN anu part of Virginia or any other slave
State. AT low rates. The best companies represent
ed ard nil losses promptly paid.
"a M TINE Losr-As the undersigned is both
AGENT and lsdicai ETGminey, there is no DELAl
10 e~fecting insurance in this Office. between ne
houTs OF . 4. ii. and 7. NJ. and from 4 to 6 7. NJ:
Call and get a Circular, containing the rates, ana
also the BEST CITY EFERE<CE
~ c. r. BROKEN. NJ. D..
General Insurance Agentand Medical Examiner
"a p-ot
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DIED.

Or Monday morning, I'd instant, IL.
DAi LIST Lieut.. L. s. A..
HIS funeral will take place this day ut Il o clock.
ut the residence OF Mr.. Henry {. WATKINS. on
Grace. between I'd and 4tn streets. where hlsffIends
and acquaintances and those of Mr.. watkins. ere
respectfully invited 10 attend.
In Manchester. on MnnoaY morning, End instant.
Mrs. MARY A. FRANKLIN. consort OF Benjamin
Franklin. in her 9Th year. She leaves a devoted
husband and seven children to mourn their irrep1r-
able loss.
Her funeral will take place on Tuesday evening.
The Sd instant, at 81 O'Clock, at the residence OF
her husband. in Manchester. The irlcnGs OF the
family are respectfully invited 20 attend.
OF consumption, after a protracted illness, borne
with fortltude and patience. on Sunday morning,
the LIST inst. Mrs. MARTHA f.. consort of Philip
Rham. IN her Both year. she leaves a devoted hus-
band. eight children. and a dear mother to mourn
their irTeparable loss. She merIted the hiEiest
eulogium language can express. namely, she was
truly the husha nd's help meet
Her funeral VIII take place on Tuesday morning,
the 3d INST. at II O'Clock at the Monumental
Church. The friends oil the family are respectfully
invited TO attend.
On the 28th December, JAMES BOLTON, infant
son of Robert Nj. and | avaiette I. Stevenson. aged
? months and 4 DAYS,
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Interest or Guaranteed Bonds,

The Legislature has passed an act providing
for the payment Of the interest on The guaran-
teed bonds OF the James River and kanawha
Company, due the lstot Juiylastand the lst OF
January, inst; but having required Of the com
pany 4 new mortgage, and the Board OF Direc-
tors having no authority to give one without
the previous authority and consent Of the
stockholders and as, pursuant 10 law. there
can be no meeting Of the stockholders earlier
than the Eth instant, The interest, We regret to
say, cannot be paid until after that day. The
aggregate amount due and payable on the ist
instant was Sl}5, coo. We would respectfully
inquire if the faith of the State. in reference
to The paymentof this interest, was not pledged
tc{thont uehfcatioa-that is to say, il, in the
event of inability on the part of the company
the stipulated se~mi-anTual interest was not
to be pHnctuaNy paid by the State
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Eer,,neut Question.

The LondonI Herald condemns the hanging
Of Ion BRovs. The Philadelphia Ledger
asks II the British Government do not intend
to hang NENA SAnIB, in India, II they eaten
him. TO which we may add, was hanging
JOHN BRowH. after a fair trial, worse than
blowing scores of Sepoys a day from the NOUN
of cannon, without any trial at all! Ifltwas
worse. we Will try to improve upon 1t the next
time, by adopting towards future JOHN
Browns the British mode of Furnishing insur-
recfionists-
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RED IAf-
PAPER WEIGHTS,
BLOTTlNG PApER.
DIARIES.

DIARIES.
PEN-HOLDERS. Sc.
Merchants and others will tind II greatly 70 their
advantage tv PURCHASING OF iuc.
n. B.-BLANh BOOKS ci al kinds made to or
deT AZ short notice. All kinds Of BINDING neatly
executed. and at low prices. ja3-lt
Holm ~ GEORGE GIBSON, BUILDERS.
- RICHMOND. Va, would respectfully inform
their friends and the public generally. that their
establishment. AT the corner of Cary and OH SIS.
recent, destroyed by fire. mas been rebuilt in a
substantial manner, and tlat they are now pre-
pared To resume operations in their department of
business on an extensive scale. To TINS end they
have enlarged their workshops. and furnished
them with all the improved MACHINERY and
other appliances which can facilitate or expedite
the prosecution of CARPENTRY WORK IN its
various branches.
completed on such a scale Of capacit, IS vii! enasie
them TO meet the increasing demands OF the city
for binding tiinbers. The mills are Of the largest
and most approved kind. built by George Page 4
Co. oi Baltimore. and having thar patent motions
and attachments. The Steam Engine, OF one hun
dred horse power, was built By iohn ( James Tur-
ner. of this city. They nave on hand several rats
OF first rate pine logs, and have made Arrangements
te get a continuous supply. and are prepared 10 TIL
all orders promptly. at reasonable prices aIdto
ahl. mechanic TO work their lath machine, and will
furnish plasterers' iaths N any quantity tina: may
be desired.
They Will. as heretofore, furnish PLANS and Is
TfMATEs for buildings and othoc Improvements,
and VIII contract ior the erection anu completion
OF the same. III the city or country.
For the LIBERAL patronage extended 70 them In
past years By the citizens OF Rlchn0nd and other
portions oil the State, they beg leave 10 express
thelr grateful thanks, and assure them that they
merit q continuance Of their favor and confidence.
Ia 3-t5M
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sAM'L NJ. PRICE Il CO.,
SAM'L NJ. fHICE q CO.s
RETAfLKRs OF
STAPLE AND FANCY. DRY GOODS,

sTapIE AND FANCY X GOODS,
No. l67 Main street.
N NJ. PRICE,
WM. II. COR DON. LACE IEMPi.E; r.
WI. ); E5GLEsToN. THIS W; BA@RKspAdLn =,
them IN the past. respectfully ask q continuance oil
the same. -.u..
Thor assortment of Goods 10 large ana Wen Sc
lected. They invite speciai attention 10 their
SILK and DRESS GOODS..
CLOAKs and FuRS;, uvy.,
WOMEN'S and ENTS, UNDER WEAR,
FIANNELs and BLANK ETS.
LINEN ~9UEETINGS and SHiRTlNGS,
TABLE UhMASk, NAPKINS,
Tow Filings, &C, &c.
10 bo sold for two months at reduced prices, to
o~'" SAML NJ. PRICE & co. ,
y. BAH persons indebted 70 the late ilrn OF
PRICE, & WATKINS are requested to pay u.s.
Aledlateiy. la3-tt1 S."-i'" ~
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Es- FUNERAL NOTICF.-Tha funeral of~Mrs.
MARIA L. JONES. cousort of Joseph Jones, of
nanvil!e. viii take place this %ruesdayl eiiernoon.
at 2 O'Clock. from the residence OF Mr. e. &. John
son. on 9TH street, between Marshall and Clay. r
Ia NouCE.-Thc worhmeD OF the Eagle Ma
chine Works who were not present at a meet
ing held hy them on Yesterday. are respectfully in
vited to meet at the shop THIS 4 at 9 O'Clock,
A. M. pre- paratory TO Joining the funeral process
sion of Mrs. 7. RAIN. - The CoMNIrrE.
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NOTICES.

M yoticc...Nr. Thos. w. Barksdn1o $
who has been in our employment since. the com
mepcemepf of our bust ness. has been this day ao-
united as a partner In the same, nn
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ma Notice.-We would call the particular az
teniinn OF persons wishing to purchase negroes; 10
tm, sale of fifty valuable SLAVES at orr auction
housa. ON WEDNESDAY. the 4ui inst. They be
lon to the estates of lanes Fox and WILKINSON
Allen, and are sold for no tauit.
DICKINSON, HILL & CO..
;,2et AuctioneerS.
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Pass ENGERs ARRIVED PER STEAMSHIP jams
TOWN. SKINNER. master, from New York: ".
Coleman, Geo. Ayres. Mrs. s: Blum, Wade Rich
Cant. Burdln and lady, Capt. Ed. Oh. nberiin, W.
II. TYLER.
Also. from Portsmouth: Mrs. Hicks. w. II.
Morris. Thos. Hardy. Ed. Hardy..H Hunter, I. B.
Lane. Mrs. Chas. Nelson, Miss Herring, Mis-. Will
hams.
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CO-PARTNKKsHir

= Tbs co partncrshID herefofove. cXIstIMy -
tween ABNER c. MOORE and ANNEO. WEiSln,
GER. 10 this day dissolved by mutuai consent. hii
the debts. property, accounts. &c .oievery ocscftp-
tiop. have been. by deed. assigned To US lf too
benefit of creditors, as therein na0ieu. ,
An persons indebted to the concern are invited
.. cnne forward Immediately and pay up. a. no IN
diligence viii be granted. All persons havins
for payment. BtffCnl 49,
o Manchester, Va.
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"a Blankets: Blankets: = ~
Super BED BLANKETS. ali sizes and qualities'
Nero BLANKETS. a large supply.
Heavy SH LIS and
LADIES' and Mems NDERW Fan
Xii winter Goods sold VERY Low.
Tow WATKINS Il FICKLEN.
IA 3-3tt
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ia Account Book Sal: W
oilers. of his OWE manufacture. a lar4e stock oi
blank BOOKS Cap Books from 10 cents To 81
per qnire; Denny Books from 80 cents to 81 % per
quire; Medium, Books from 50 cents 20 = = per per
auire: Account Books made TO order at snort no
tee. "
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The Direct Liue.''

l, will be seen by a notice in the advertis-
ing column, that the subscribers to the pro-
posed packet line to Liverpool are about COM
plotting their arrangements, and meet to-day
with a view TO begin operations practically
We learn that there is room yet for such others
as desire TO aid this enterprise, and all who
would like to rank among the pioneers in the
commercial independence Of Virginia, will
to-day have another chance to enrol their
names on the list.
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mAA Grand Virginia Di>covery.--Some
four months since. our eXCeitent townsinan.
NAPHTALI EZEnIEL. Informed us that he hau
prepared a hair reStorer with which he was ex-
perImentins urofl HIS own head. whose top wasep-
TREY bald. We saw INN Two DAYS since. ana on
the place so bald four months since 4 tine crop at
hair has sprung up with a vigorous growth. So
convinced is Mr.. EzRKIFL ofthe efficacy of his dis
covery that ne has named 1t "TEE iNFALLIBLE
VIRGINIA K R. hlr. T.. is
about going INTO an extensive manufacture ct an
article which is destined to prove oil anxious IN
terest TO our bald pated irlendS.-Er1M KicHA! 0HE
EHqHjrsr. Dee. I2th, 1859.
THIS famous article can now be had Of the pr.n-
cipal Druggists. Those persons who desire I hne
head Of hair. have oni. 10 use the resIorer accord
Ing to printed directions on the bottle. Those who
have any doubts OF It's efficacy. can have them re-.
moved n Il slior, time. by using the VIRGINIA
HAIR RkST0RER I~NFAILiBLE, proving tina
ii Is I'll that 1t IS claimed 20 be-:
Wholesale depot for orders, % VAN ST.
h. EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND. Nov. Ii. 1859.
In, EZEKIEL, take oath on the Holy Blblc.
that | have been bald for the past y years and
have restored my halr by using EZEKiEL'S VIR-
GINA lair RtSTORER.
NAPFrALr EzRKiEL.
This day sworn to before me, by NapItail EZe-
KEEL. Jos; MAYO,
de i5-lmScw3t Mayor of Richmond.
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Ea Special Notice.-Large Sale OF Boots
SHOES, &c.-The attention of the trade IS aspect
fuIly requested to the sale OF n very extensive As
sortlnent of BOOTS. SHOES, DRY GOODS Sc.,to
:, lit L, B. Auctioneer.
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AMUsEMENTs
NINTH ANNUAL Bar,

or nj a.
~MOETGOMFkX CLAN, \
" The MONTGOMERY GUAM III
DoolEY commanding, bsz leavs LNsS,@
that having enssged the Hall Of tba .stest.S
Institute. they Will give their Ninth hss,ss,
MILITARY AND civic Rnsufhgs u
At that place. on MONDAY EVENiS.al".
eth. 1850. ''ls,-
They are happy to have the assar.,n l
efforts heretofore have been efaInen. ssa.
tory. and on this occasion no effort VIZ '.5s
on the part Of the committees And the ~ - -,
add to the comfort and pleasure oil tia n%..A9is, =
One Of the best caterers IN The c,ty (. Asss
gagged 10 furnish the supper, and Ri%INy.a.
COTILLoN BAND has been engaged fN,ss
casion: MANAGERS: &s -
HIS Excpy Jno. betcher. Joseph Nav
Col. Thos. =. August. Major T. Ip.rr
1t. Col. p. 4. Moore. Adj't Vim WOO,
BurgeoneU. J. Watson. CoIns'y u 4 nfft.
Conn ftfse ~ 1rraaRemsnts.-L.,. of,sfor
Csrpl John Tyndali. Private NJ. R,,rr" y h,
Naccate. Private NJ. Dugan, PrIys.. Ina
Private Thomas K~avenagh. VA
IA Notwithstanding q zepslsm.. "
ladies', 81. - eachsadditJonal LADY. si"AA a1 y
sianasers--R Red and White Rosette.
Committee Of Arrangemsnts--G resr
Floor Committee White Rosette, No'e..s,
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NOTItE.-The COMPREHENSIVE hereto
- fore exittlng under the style of cox TURN
LEY x TART for the manufacture Of TOBAC-
GO: IS this day dissolved by the withdrawal of f..
J. cox iron, the concern tins business will he
closed by N. Il. TURNKEY, who is authorized 10
settle mp the coneGrn. The business wlii be con
tinlled by TURNKEY. HART X MAUPIN.
Richmond, Dec 20, 1883. lie 3i-d2W
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THE BooT AND SHOE TRADE.-The Sayan-
nah News says that a plan is maturing there
for the manufacture Of shoes on a scale snfi
GENTLY large TO supply the wants of the vi
entity. There seems to be q certainty from in
dications in Virginia and other Southern
States, that the use Of brown-paper heeied and
chip-soled shoes will speedily be relinquished.
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EA. slave Insurance.
LYNCHBURG HOSE AND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Capitai and SHFpta< $4,000.
SLAVES INSURED By this Company for one
month or four years. on the most favorable terms.
Policies issued and losses prompt, settled by
o. F. BRESFE. AgeEt,
Opposite the American Hotel.
Dr.JAs. B. MCCAW, Examiner. de 26-lm