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IbtIIE SACRED uOUNTAINs. by }. r ucad cy-
aeI DmSKER !. MORRIS, % Min It.
IMPORTANT TO WOOD CUTTERS

n win be sold a Putc Auction New -
MONDAY the ga day Of November that being
hundred aud forty Of WOOD LAND wing
county New Kent adjoining lands OF Jno
about mile from the Chcknhp1ny RIVER where
Tor 81 the sire usually employed IN
covered primo Pins Timber, Of quality
Persons wishing the cult wood, ortaosr
OF Pine Boards and Scann have such Opportunity o.
obtaining timber wei suited f1r either ruipnc
TERMS Or half Of thu purchase ny will be reql.cd
and the balance twelve m1ahc purchaser executing
bond with approved security for ths credit 30
T. LTTTLFpAGE,
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Daniel Webster and Judge WIN. Kent were passenger.
IN tho steamer Atlantic from BOSTON iifas Norwich,
where they e either from engagement there, or ma
liking the looks Of the weather
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ATTENTION, VOLUNTEERS.

A. the requision reseay INSIDE BY OF N Com
monw,aah for Regiment OF Volunteers. War
nov existing between the United OF America
pue OF Mexico has been hed the gned propose
To ae in the city Of Richmond Company OF Eooi
mem VIII, viii p'dgs themselves, called
tain that character eequcahed Volunteer.
NJ. H. ARCHER,
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Bcau,ic. OF the sub-Treasury.

The Augusta Georgia. Chronicle records another evil
denee Of the beauties OF this great humSug that tho
officer IN command at the Aena that city, received,
few days since. Treasury draft tho deposit bank
Charleston, for eight hundred dollars with the proceeds
which he pay those the employment OF the govern.
ment at that post In due time no offered the draft in the
Augusta market for SALE and offered the coin for
per discount This he could take. because he u
required sell par. and he is also required pay
the government creditors, he compelled to set
for Charles draw the coin from the md
with Augusta, expense OF eighteen TWEEN
~ dollars TO the government Thus, the government is
made, by the requirements OF this glorious democratic
measure, expend about twenty dollars obtain egh,
hundred. which under other circumstances, would have
been obtained for Verify, says the Chron-
clo this OF "deverancc and liberty and eli
may the people eXcam, huzza for the Democacy-huzza
for tho Treasury For from this little operation of
eight hundreds dollars they may draw inference of
the expenditures obtain and dbursc the hun
dred of millions which have be discussed by the Geners
Government.
The Savannah Republican that the Banks in that
city have had little orcaste Of the glorious Sub
reioIm-having been visited by agent of the Bank Of
Charleston, who relieved them Of something like $4,000
in specie. The Republican says:
although the demand was small, and met without any
grumbng, we cannot refrain from noticing the means re-
sorted TO by the Bank OF Charleston order part
of the amount She here her own certified checks
which thrown the market sold Savannah
funds and then these very funds presented our
Banks, and specie demanded. To the this shows
that that Bank has been oanng quite much money TO
Mr. Folk as 1t able TO stand up under Our principal oh
in noticing this matter Is TO remind our citizens and
the Banks that this is but the fret of series of vistaons
to which they will most likely DO subjected under this mi
quitous SubTreasuy system, least long there is
branch OF the ubTreesuEy in Charleston, and Sa
vannah whenever thoy want specie for Government pur
poses in Charleston, they will manage draw upon the
neshoong banks of Georgia in order depes them, and
make Charleston, much possible the grand centre of
the system at the South So much for Polkery."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-04

u Moncure Robinson Esq. has resigned tho Office Of
President OF the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail Road and Edwin Robinson Esq bas been elected
ms SUCCESSOR.
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T. LiIiLEpAGE, 49,
II ID LIIILEpAEE- wv
posfponcnncDt.

subscnbHrs In ihc eCuny q King Wiam hav
ing On quence uasyoisbc decn Fe)
prevented from selling Land sd
vcmber will offer aie place above advertised
THURSDAY the 10Th instant (Dccembcr, being New
Court day. n LfTrLEPAGE, ,-
Tra-ct. TE LrrrLEPAGE, Ag'na
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~ OIICE.-MTs. LAWRENCE, corner Of Cover
nor and Mas '"eis opposite io Eare square, syera
comfortable rooms suitable fr the q monbc of glaur.
sho prepared boaniers on moderate
Persons visiting Ri,1ni viii fnd her house
Of The convenient ocsuons b ne city de4-du
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-04

The Orleans Tropic states that United States Trearu.
~ notes oiscd freely ~ that city on the 9th inst
aud negotiations Of inem made 81 per discount
IL the exchange was made Tor Bank paper NJ
greater rate u discount
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VT MUST BE APPaHENT 10 ALL, ia, moving

TT MUST uE APPARENT 10 AL, nat moving
~ u Drugs even shou dsanco very oiy task
expect che n ew dny,
store The CITY Hotel disposed any
line, rsfrf prsss, roubis Of
We therefore invite M who n anc'cs cal and
stock which and wei seectcdany part of
shch consisting of Drugs Medicines Dye stu fant' o. Per
himey, &C, win eel wish have little
= possible. GAYaOR n WOOD, Druggists,
dsf WIN. ?. Better = Co.'S Old Ftand
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Bckncls Philadelphia Reporter Of Doc let. says.
Money "a somewhat more 10 demand. First ratio pane
j., however, readily negotiated per cent. The Bank
hnd employmcntipr all the funds Of their command.
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Mr.Francis Gree, # tho New FORK Navy Yard M :
been appointed Oh # Naval Constructor Of tho Navy Mr.
i. Gu 100 conjunction with his father. built the u STATE
fugac, C.rriCT,r, Philadelphia, in 1874. The appoint
meu ono that will DO found advantageous T. the coun-
Try, o. 10 is a dosoTyod honor TO Mr. Gree.
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NEGRO HIRING AND GENERAL AGENCY.
tLNHE snbscrhers lnnd nnrtcnlarlx tho Cider

VIZ sUO7VITWUT8 INNU VHTWCUIaTIY INC CTHCT
- n them been for a number years.
glgci IN The hunesa ~ General gents tc Rich
mo %, ~ tn collect of claims o. description. Renting
and the Rents and feeling Property town
county Hiring out NEGROES, collecting ts Hires and
I'd oi hm NJ pubic private sale &c Thsy supcrttcad
year by them. IN of
sctnofs special attention IN their tcnE promptly furnished
with and .rdisa aid. &C. They pisl
Slaves dofe
For their and qutrfcitio perform fidelity
dcspatch my them they r
fr n the of Richmond generally, AMI p1rcufy the
| fliawlnf gentlemen.
WIN. tambft, Mayor " Peyon. Wm Wichard44n. Ias
Heath AUDITOR Gc1 w. Mu ford VIM r Th1a Richie.
widn Dtv Rtd ~ TD'rr WIN o. Nichols Mi John
HuiffrfDr Andrew stcyrf John ~.
Webb. Bacon Basky1 stnrlnf tump; Afcid Please nts
VILLAINS A. i1no, Jane t1sc Iohn g. ifoisnn Tat
Duni1p Moncurc d Co &c, r. Booker ~. Fry TLos
| A. Ctan EiIf. fo1in 81 Eiett
RT Once ON Main street opposite ue E=cnurc r1nf where
o h1th ~ usm1y always be- found
PHILIP ". TAun - sON.
NB-Appi-afts from The country Ncrr,es
town, ud ~ rviur tc
before De- 25 ard ~ arnln
ON Of before That day lacfcabc t.orea0sr
Dec "a 1916. DE- f-tukGd Pm TAHn A. Son.
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EXCHANGE.
SALE or LAND IN HANOVER.


TENHE undersigned, in pursuance ol IA decree
n ot The Crca Superior Couu Of Law End Cfanccy
county H1tovs and Trustee creditors CHARTS
Thorn the I'd day Of JANUARY next 1897 n ar-
n not on i" ntt fair day uet'a' sunday tGepi proceed
10 eel NJ CO Bay IN 81 county nnoges poron The
land Ot'd q John e. Dckn thu
OF SAITH mel Dickinson, decd, u sol ne re-.
IE2Hs - cfe.u of nrc and twelve will be given
The pufchet swing BOMBS with app security
be raei untn the Whole q the puicae MONEY rail
dsf-cNtis WV o. WlNsTON.
Mhs committed 70 the J' Of Amelia county Of
w November, 1916, dark Muatb Boy, VIII, calls hmc {
SIMON sCOiT feet 81 inches high curly hair
and open about rgeslys
no 10 to pro- cry George Joncs City Rlltmofs
that DC away from there in he eaiy part
JOHN 4. JETER. T. Tor
te i-cf JANE- r. Cock, Sheriff N Amelia c,.
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NEGRO-IIIRING, &c.

IHNHE subscriber at mss old stand, Main street,
- corner below the Banks negroes
out hruos and attend TO collections very
60 send nogrcio be hcl Tor year ought
end thsm O. him Chitua possible thereby
bette. homes and pee, Evoy gwen
o the cfvants Mr r. g. TuvsTstt vii cont
hiug RICHARD hill. IT,
Rictmrnd, Dec. 4. 1916. dJaIO
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

TUNIlE subscriber respectfully informs the public
Il prepared 10 Aitdsa Tech greatly
prizes o b1g made with the test
netur.r Philadelphia by which e b. tnihi ~ uct
Gums either tngy IN he most HaiDr and
durable HIS pdc. satc ~ fonovs
containing % or % teeth. fine god with
without gums by atmosphere pressure fprnr both
combined. %
Por hair seu ~ atmospheric pressure with or without
~ ~ teeth au w
any tooth % half tooth. 90
hugir
Pivot tooth tooth. 90
his permission the following gentlemen WIN
aequaiuci wok, and speak om their know oigc
ION 4. 5sai wsd'a' l'i'D, oa,e' Richmond.
Col WIN Wiley, Senate ~ girsirir.
Dr. H1mrr'G iauniietny. M. Etrg e. Ggss1 r1rnfg
Ho hng Likewise nofu ur.ts export
sne.d by Them of h. tuh JNO. MCCONNELL pr,u.t
Cos cmcr i.rt.
Dc f-cim A Few d-o.4 above Main 900. rt
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u The New York correspondent Of the Washington
Union writes as follows;
"The canal is closed, IN oil probability for the season.
The quantity OF -four intercepted not large oil things
cOn3derCd-noi that $4,000 buucs 90 hl most IL
u natural % expect that honcctUTwurd It there any de.
mand 10 Europe, produce will be on the fisc,'
Yes and soon the rise takes place. you will he
ready swear, although you thus account for IT, that s
entirely owing Co the bcuef~cut Tamil OF 40!
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Missouri SpccIaI EIcctiou.

Kincaid, the Wing candidate for Congress in Nj souri,
was s, ahead by tue last Some thirty coun.
ties however, remain be officially heard FROM the cst-
mated vote OF which, with the returns reccy.
cd leads to the conclls that Mcdaniel his Loc0ioc1
opponent is elected By about 400 majority. This, loi
Missouri, NAV be ~ gardcd o. o Wing victory
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL. Doc. 2 lsls
THE HARMONIOUS

HE HARMONIOUS
HAN Il tho honor To announce TO the ladies
aeaIsoirec, ~ s'' ''""1 Nu'
Al the Exchange Hail, Friday Night. Dec. sb.
when they wal Introduce pleasing variety Gcs ouaurt,
Iro' helOd es aud chaFus'sO1 s Peoa s1elu,ry ~ Gu,
Doors op,n 1t Ito commence at "A O'Clock
tmi anee 50 cents; .hdrcn by their rsrets
half pHss. de i-l
Pianos Taken in Exchange.
NhEht are many persous who 1--we Pi.Los cher Old
.'eond hah or una'hionaOlG no would dspo in
sHeh w wond say That Aif puee BE- obt1ineio
instruments ~hen new one is wanisi, BY calm,
EooEscI,ss aud D-ass IN
Piano ror;cs and liu ic,
DE 1870 Maiud
TO PHOFEssORS AND LITERAKY mEN.
VIE Visitors OF william Mary College Virginia win on
the aSd Gay O. fcbna next a.p'iIi friies'o To
the late Thomas Il. Dew Eaq
The sub embraced the fsohp are: Pie1 Eeouo-
my M''aplyse Bellies Letters Moral Philosophy Log, AID
The have for several year- lesa rot
Applications d by pop, testimonials can be address.
ei to the undo. signed un ii the day OF e!e
Williamsburg, Va Dec 4, 1915. erisF
MISS ANGELICA HISHOP, JroH PliizSspAia IN.
herself in ia city, as MINIATURE aad PORTRAIT PAINTER
an inv ties the sienhe and refined port community
hr Room at the Park House, where
aittinmcuts thr Arts
she VIII instruct Drawing and Painting witcr eoors
ani 30 ia the manufacture OF Wax Fus and FowcrsTos
ParS House, Bank Street Richmond Dee. 4h-Im.
OOD MUSTARD isvrry scarce cour-e iho.c who
~ fond Of tbs coud Lcnt Wi always seek that
the qualities good Mustard viz pun.ny and nayonr The
English Mus,adso by GAYNoR WOOD eanaot rurraci.
negualod, these qualities dc
TbNIE SACRED MOUNTAINS. BY }. +. dead cy-
vol syo beautifully illustrated wrh Steel EngIavngs, suI
| toupd IN e'egsni manner Prize S250.
9Th OF the and beautiful books
The pap binding. embsshng ali excellent while
gu Jce treated slc'cd the AT elton OF the whole Christ
world We nnd words strong
book and we can issue our end that Tho approaching bot
days vii bring VI thea gir sacred ad approPra
that viii b. welcome 10 Chrttisn thln
beautiful volamc Of 'Helcy's Sacred Mourtins -
/ Mirror.
"Ghfourhou the entire voumc the WRITINGS u h1t cCa
ted ehafa which peculiarly adapted Co hs subject AMI wi ch
gives far any Of this kind that has
under Tuc beautiful being
drawings the mountliss -" Rochester II. Ady
| J-st pub4ihed-for tale at the Hook
| Gc4 pgINKER n MORRIS o. Main q.
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greater fate 81 discount
THE PEHE STEAMER CnAuuoy.-Ono Of the steamers
captured BY Com. Perry az basco 10 will be- remember.
ed, named tie Champion. The Norfolk Herald give.
tie O.'owng sketch OF her history:
DOR readers will recoec, thng Of beautiful liio
steamer c"d The Champion, which cfCatcd a considrfa-
bic fur waters the summer Of 1888 as an opp1-
suou liner She bca, every thing that could be started
arnH' her Our present Governor Of Vrrgna was mari
owno and, mlto Than occasion, when Tor tough
little Jnpiain was absent, ohiciatod commander Tho
current OF capital, however, strong ar4inlt her
with the popular tide n her favor; nd sho was oven
tualy Of. She returned 10 the N1rh was s,ld 10
Texas and captured by the MCEcans. Do 1-e possession
she renamed until sh8 captured 10y tho American
cHprd fop under Com Perry, Tablsco her name being
changed go that oi Pctrin. She was then bv
on AW'rc1n crew, under the command ni Lieut. Bes
end wD,k otter c1p ur,d tc morciiut brig Plymouth
dor vDiuDnO Of buckaio hnd cent her into Now Odcans
Rntq1iD MarrEs.-AlI tb, contracts l.r bpifipy IN,
/ New York and Ere Railroad Bnrlanpton are tskop
/ no million I..s thlu the rsuuHf.H. Trr aggr,g,ts
! amount p' t' contracts 5i9ID.OuO. At dis rec
/ $1,000 900 woid complete the road Co.. Duulltk Ablu
slJru Ull oi the stock of New York and Now Haven
flif.sd Docs boon iel,u Nov York city, aud $500 0Oi
i1 bIftyn. Tho whole amount required s25IU.yDu--
The c'nr'cH .Jf building tho road al made end On,
work De- 10 Do c'fum'n.ci imm.aiasly
BtrmE U,rpHuav-We frequently hear of land aide
from il. h'tr rot mountain, bui ho ouuc dsapaoaranc
.inud b. aDuo.hi1r novel o. b. .tltod that Gar or lv
ac'c' of lud belonging W. LeJyard ON tbo on. bank
lo CayHa Lake, sunk few dogs ag5. end have ontrc
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" few Members Of the Sia,e Legislature have al.
ready reached the city. We have had the pleasure of Soc
ing Hr. Ca.wo Of Greonbror, Mr.. Porrow Of Nelson.
Gen. Dofman, Of Rockbrgc, and Mr. MoEhennoy, Of
Russehe latter the first Whz, believe, that hls ever
represented that county constituting Of the tier knswn
AZ " Little Tennessee"
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" In compliance with a request that elect we pub
lsb this morning tie memorial intended 10 be- presented 60
che next Legislature, cot that portion o. the citizens North
western Virginia io favor OF the construction of Roll
Road from the South Branch OF toe Potomsc 10 the Ohu
rvcr-in other woids, grant the Baltimore and Ohio
RuLRoud Company iho ughtoi way through Virginia.
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~ Office. Last night, while my dwelling was
l. endangered BY h-ufr my yard mi ntufr
exposed doors robbed NJ viuabc plain CIV 49,
WATCH, with silver cnin md gold YES trli vf
small silver attached iaa Juur., NO 1852
Also, n dollars specie nod conr 1bc l
Bank Notes therefore request The aid ~ a1pcrfone feruy.
~ my property and any who aid only
b. suitably rewarded bot receive most na'ctu ,hart
THOMAS MARSHALL.
MID Loihiau Coat Mines, Nov. 81. no ao-dct
ININE FRENCH CLOTH DRESS COATS.
- This day received per Adams Co.'s Erptes. 50 fae br
Coh Dcfi Goats az i5 n etS, usually aso
few Cloth Coats a. 10 to1s each, FfEETs uptown ing
STORE, tdo ~ CORNER MOVE EXCHANGE BANK.
DECEMBER MACHINES, sc.
oDEY's Lady's Book fof December Fashion Plate
~ Grsham's Magazine,
Cciumbian Marazine"
n. v. illustrated Mafnzinr,
No. ~ Pictorial History of Eraand
No. roe Lhtei's Living Age
No. Domtey 4 Son. Wy Dickena
Received BY do0 NASH VVoopuot,sp
SPENCERs PLLsi9 Of theso celebrated Pn 70, al. no.
W" =. 2, DOVE.
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OOD MUSTARD isvrry and Of those who
~ fond Of tbs eondi vii always pos -
the qualities OF good Mustard pun;fny favour The
English Mustard by GAYNOR WOOD eanaot be rurraso
ifequaicd, these qualities de-
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Feb. -

LOW very natural, when we have experienced
IL relief and benefit from any medicinal prepaz
ton, that we should be induced to "aud its virtue
to the Skies" and publish to all its good qualities
We trust we will be pardoned, after promising thu
much, If we say a few words in praise of TAR
RANTS EFFERVESCENT SETTER APE
RENT, for the cure Of bilious complaints, ndt
gestion, headache, heartburn, &c Having heard i
highly extolled by number Of our friends, we hay,
lately tested its virtues, and confess to an unqualified
admiration of 1t, both for its positive and eflectuu
medicinal character, and as forming one of the mos,
delightful and agreeable aperien,s for the summsi
season. The ease with which it 10 prepared, (merey
requiring water 70 be poured upon il in iumble1
its sparkling effervescence, mild and gentle action,
with Its success in restoring the healthy tone Of The
system, and creating elasticity of mind and flow
OF spirits which gives zest to every enjoyment an
few OF the advantages which this "Seltzer Ape.
rlent" has over any other preparation which has
thus far come under our knowledge ''
Testimonials from gentlemen Of high standing in
their profession accompany each bottles also with J
full description of its properties and directions fI
use.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by James
Tarrant, druggist, No 26e, Greenwich street, corner
of Warren, N. Y. Also sold by
z b. GILMAN, tonly agen, for tho
Dist, druggist, near Bro wn s Hote,
Washington.
Feb Is
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10 |. o, o. F.-The officers and members a
Beacon Lodge No IS, are requested to meet at ODD
Fellows Hall on Sunday the 18th instant, at "A
O'Clock, p. m, TO pay their last respect to the mora
remains of Brother N. A. Bryan, from Holly
Springs, Marshall county, Mississippi, who died
thi. morning, about S o'clock.
The officers and members of other lodges and en-.
campments are respectfully invited 10 attend.
JAMES T. KING, sec'y
Feb I3
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DESERVING ATTENTION.

A GOOD FAMILY MEDICINE IS A BLES.
"A SING. This we take TO be fact tina, no one
will attempt to controverL fit be blessing, then
no one should be without il, and we are acting !,
philanthropists by informing our friends where /
good family medicine is to be found.
Tarrant's Cordial Elixir Of Turkey Rhubarb d.
serves all the eulogiums that have been passed upon
IL it is a pleasant and simple stimulant, and an
efectual remedy for dyspepsia or indigestion, DC.
We recommend this medicine confidently. mas.
much we know its merits
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by Jam.s
Tarrant, druggist and apothecary, 268 Greenwich
street, New York; and sold by
u. ID. GILMAN,
Druggist, near Browns Hotel
Feb 10 -'
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LANES WILLIAMS

CdbtntI and Chair Wme-room,
Pennsylvania avenue, four doors west At street
I HAVE on hand good assortment Of new and
l. secondhand Furniture, which will sell low for
cash, or on credit Of 2, 4, and 6 months.
Orders for all kinds of furniture, chairs and mo-
dels will be promptly attended to-
N. B. Old furniture and chairs taken in exchangs
for new. "
Old furniture and chairs repaired and repainted
Feb l3-w3wif
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THE IVORY STATUE OF CHRIST
"lLL be exhibited ONE DAY-Saturday,
w Feb. l4th--on Pennsylvania avenue. pss,
Coleman's Hotel, that those who were unable 70 Gee
1t las, Saturday may have another opportunity
Open from a. m. to 10 m. Admission Is Cts;
children half price.
Feb l3-lt ..
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II oRSEs, HORSES, HoRsEs.-The cam.''
L are coming The undersigned respectfully
informs The admirers OF fine horses, that he will
receive fifty [5O) head OF superior horses. which
have been selected with great care by one Of III,
best horsemen west of the mountains, including
every good variety Of that noble and useful anma,
on or before the 9th instant which will be solds
prices to suit the times.
OWEN CONNOLLY,
Farmers Hotel, corner 9th al D streets
Feb l3-3teod
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no The Hon. Judge CoLauIrr CU. s. senator
is expected to preach in the Foundry church, corus
Of l4th and streets, on Sabbath, the 18th instant
collection will lie taken up for the relief Of Il.
poor 80
Feb Is ..-.r
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NEW MUSIC this day receved.-The follow
y ing new music is this day received for sale,
at the old established music and stationery stor,
Pennsylvania avenue, two doors east Of l2t6 street
WIN. FISHER
lie, Lionnes, deux Mazurkas e, deux Poksf
par MemerZ.
LAmore Musicale; par C. Cesticelli.
ne Mszurka Qusdrilles and CeIlarin's Waltz.
lie carnival de Venise; vare par de Meyer
Blue Eyes Waltz; by T. BergmuIer.
Phuopoena Waltz, by YIeretk.
Eugenia Waltz by Viereek.
Viereck.
Feb. Ia
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STOCKS.
SHIP NEWS
SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES
FNDAr, February Is, 1886.

Franklin S. Kinney, ESQ.,. of New York, and
Fred. s. Alleyn, esq, Of Maine, we're admusd
attorneys and councillors of this court
No. 100. J. @. Wilson, plaintiff, rs L. Rousseau
ct aL-The argument OF this cause was CONTINUED
by Mr. Stevens for the defendants, and by M
Latrobe for the plaintiff.
Adjourned I'LL Monday at IL o'clock, a. m.
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GEORGETOWN, D. c,

FURNISHED RooMS--A psrlor and two
Il chambers, on the same floor, genteely furnish
ed, can be had on early application to Mrs. M.
Feb. l0--3teod.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-13

OSI-A book containing description Of the
- Hudson Bay Company, and the western Limits
OF their territory, was e at this Office Cor the article
10 oe COPIED INTO the Union" Before the editor
had time to make the extract, some gsntlemsu
whose name Is forgotten, came into the office and
asked the loan oft. If this notice. meets the eye 81
the gentleman, he will have the goodness to return
the book TO the Office, and oblige the editor.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-13

~. The Rev. w n MmBuRs, chaplain 10 N,
House ofRtpresentstives, will preach in the Capio
on Sabbath morning next at IL o'clock.
Feb - ,..
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-13

HoUSE FOR SALE.-For sale, "a wet.buri
IL and substantial tvo-story brick house, WIN
back building in the neighborheod Of ST. Johns
Church, on 18th street. Apply to Mr.. Holand, |"
the eounting-room Of the Union Office, Feb ~