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CITY A FF AIR . j..


ellie lNsUKANcE.-We ask the attention 10 the no.
tee OF the Richmond Fire Association in the "Times,
to-day. Ownersof slaves should weigh we'll the bepe-
FITS derivabe from insurance of the y,s of their SER
wants Whilst we are not prepared 10 assert that those
who insure their own or the lives OF their slaves in this
institution, 1--we to greater age than most other per-
sons,-as has been asserted OF similar institution in
boston,b by the veracious agent thereoof this we are
certain, that no other company in the Union meets its
losses more promptly adjusts itsbalances more ljber-
ally Besides, it home institution and therefore
challenges the support Of the public at large on other
grounds than those already alluded to.
10 the Editors of the Times.
GENTLEMEN-In your paper of Tuesday mornino
mere appeared report of the performance at the
ineafe IN this city on Saturday night last coupled
Min some Remarks OF your own, which place me in
false position, and which are well calculated tn iniuro
me in my profession. | persuaded that VOL could
nave no motive Tor inlurng iemale-a stranger to
you, as well as to The communitya foreigner not ac-
| quanted with your laneuage-and that TOO. in lha
absence OF the knowledge of material facts Your
position, as gentlemen negatives such idea will
| state the facts
| On that day [ was sick and unable TO perform p
part, which all know demands the best condition OF
health and spirits. notified Mr. Potter the Manager,
by letter, OF IT, IN time TO prevent any serious dsap-
pontmenf Instead OF receiving my excuse he came
to my lodgings at o'clock, p NJ, accomnaned Inv
the Sheriff, who eerved upon me writ and then Mr.
r returned to the audience at the Theatre and SLAM
dered me publicly by saying that I was we'll and ia
good spirits How far this eentlemanly, I leave
you; How far true, must remain for ina trial
which ne has chosen tor himself.
But even it had not been sick, was under no OBJ
legation to perform for him. He had violated the en-
gagenen made between US, arbitrarily and unteeling
y-as shall be prepared to show in the suit which he
boosted he had thrust upon me.
request only, now, gentlemen, that you will pub
fish this note that it may go forth in jusc to me- in
opposition TO the untrue and belous statements OF Mr.
Manager Potter. FL. BLANGY
Richmond, Dec. 81, 1850
aY Other city papers will please copy.
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GREAT SNOW sroRMIN MANE.-We learn from
the Portland (Me) papers that the snow from the
late storm is piled up into immense heaps in Port
land and vicinity. In some places the drifts and
accumulation thrown from the sidewalks would
measure from 6 to feet in height. Many of the
fences and small out buildings in the open country
are completely buried up and the roads are almost
impossible, There has not been such fall of
snow in Maine for years
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HNHEATRE.-MANA Mr.. JOHN S. POT
TER

NHEATRE.-MANAG Mr.. JOHN S. POT
Il TER.
Last night Of the engagement of Sir VIM. Don, Miss
Richardson, and Mrs. Stephens.
vs. In order to allow the Manager to meet the im-
mense expense OF this engagement, the prices of adj
mission must be: Boxes 81, Pit SO cts.
THIS EVENING, Jan'ry I'd, will be perform ed
the romantic drama OF
GUY MANNERTNG.
Dandie Dnmont. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sir VIM. Don.
Meg Merrilies,. M ISIS Richardson.
Flora. Mrs. Stephens.
New Dance, by. .............. Miss Carline.
10 conclude with the popular comedy OF
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
Amindab Sleek. .....-..............S Sir VIM. Don
Emma otiehS' Mrs. stephens.
Widow Deamalne. ..".............. Mrs. Potter.
Seats can be secured from 10 to q and from 3 to
o'clock. a2-It
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FRIDAY CHRISTIAN,

J. w. RANDOLPH, Dec. a.
Caroline OF Brunswick, Reynolds new romance, anc
conclusion OF the Mysteriesof the Court of London
part LIST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q
London Punch and News for Nov. 23
Friday Christian, or the First.Born on Pitcairn's
Island by poor "Member OF Christ" 81
Elementary Studies OF Animals, by F. n Otis
plates. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q
The Romish Confessional or the Auricuar Con~
tssson and Spiritual Direction of the Ronish
Church; rs history. consequences and policy OF
the Jesuts, by M. Michelet-paper . ......... SC
Temptation, or the Watch-Tower OF Coal-ven,
by Eugene Sue-paper. Observation-Disclosures. 25
The Unknown Countess, by E. Bennett ..... Is
Greek Ollendort, being progressive exhibition of
the Principles of the Greek Grammar, designed
for beginners in Greek, and asa book of Exer-
cises for Academies and Colleges, by A. C. Ken
drck.
Mary Mamrin, story of social distinctions by the
author OF St. James, St. Giles, &e... 81
Poems by Grace Greenwood ....... rs
True Stories from History and Biography, by N.
Hawthorne-fnuslin .......,.. rs
No. II Cobbin's Illustrated Domestic Bible. w 25
THE LATEST NEW BOOKS.
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The HousE OF DELEGATES yesterday transacted no
og.iness OF importance.
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THE LATE Dr.. WEBsgfR's FAMILY--A letter
from Cambridge remarks: II observed at church
yesterday, Mrs Webster and daughters, all in
deep mourning. The millionaire at Watertown,
Mr.. Gushing, and Mr. Appleton of Boston, have
recently made present to Mrs. Webster, of a
handsome house on Ash Street, of which she will
take immediate possession. One or more OF her
daughters, who are accomplished, give private les
sons in music, at their home.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TIE MOTHERS RECOMpENsE.
SEQUEL TO
"HOME INFLUENCE"
lust RECEIVED By
NASH IL WOOD USE.

~
The Mothers Recon,pense, a sequel to "Home Infu.
ence," by Grace Aguilar, author of Vale OF Cedars
&c.--paper so cts; cloth. Observation-Disclosures. q
ALSO, RECEIVED,
To Love and TO be Loved n story, by A. 9. Roe,
author OF James Mountjoy, or Eve been Think
ing, &C. 81
The Ladder of God, ali English story, by Robert
Bell Observation-Disclosures. SO
DR.. Berg's Lecture on the .esuits-A Lecture deli
vered in the Musical Fund Hall December 23d,
1850, on the Jesuits by the Rev. Joseph F. Berg,
No. % Byrne's Dictionary OF Mechanics, Engineer
ing, &C.. ................... 81
Part New Illustrated ed Shakspeare's Works rs
The Private Book, being collection OF Devotions
for daily and hourlyuse, compiled from the Holy
Scriptures and Cody writings, by w. H. Oden-
hemer, A. NJ. u
The Christian Philosopher Triumphing over DEATH
narrative OF the closing scenes of the life of the
late VIM Gordon, NJ. D., by Newman Hall. -. 81
Greek Ollendort, being progressive exhibition OF
the principles OF the Greek Grammar-desgned
for beginners in Greek, and as a book Of Exer-
cses for Academies and Colleges, by A. C. Ken
drick, Professor Of the Greek Language and Lii
teraure, in the University of Rochester. -. 81 90
Blackwoods Magazine for December
The North British Review for November de 81
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HID OBERT TATE WICKER, ATTORNEY
HI AT LAW, has removed his office to Pearl
street, next to the office OF Messrs Toler \ Cook
la 2-tt
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HSUH Hue, a Negro Woman who is a good
n Cook and House Servant. She has been raised
in the country respectable family, and comes high
ly recommended. Apply to
JAZZ JOHN N. GORDON & SON.
49, FOR RENT, two good rooms above our of
E4 hce. JAMES GRAY K SONS.
la
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gHSO OWNERS OF SLAVES.-THE RICH
II MOND FIRE ASSOCIATION, OFFICE No.
223 CORNER OF MAIN AND 9TH STRERTs.-lnsurance on
the lives OF Slaves will be taken by the above office on
the reasonable terms. The number of persons to
whom they have paid losses rsaves are numerous
TEN have been fully tested by numbers They also in
the lives OF White Persons, OF sound constitution,
for and seven years, OF the whole period of life
Fire and marine risks also taken the reasonable
terms.
ia = JAMES BOSHER President
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AA7 ANTED, an experience BOOK KEEPER
Wv in wholesale Grocery and Commission Bu-
sness. One who has had some experience as sales
man preferred. Address sc. M al this office.
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| GNREAT ATTRACTION tAT ODD FEL-
only - Commencing on MONDAY the Both De

~ LOWS 1ALL.--gW For a fe,0 epeniags-
only - Commencing on MONDAY the Both De
cember.
MONDAY EVENING--(ApMrssIoN FRsE)
MR.. SPENCER. of New York, will present to the
ladies' and gent lemen OF Richmond some OF The most
astounding and wonderful demonstrations of power
ever witnessed any age OF the world He will cali
spirits from the air. and fairies from the Vastly deep at
the bidding OF his willchange rod into serpent, and
water into wlne--make man forget his own name
best friends occupation SC file will pra ctce all the
arts OF the M agcians OF Egypt, and do some things
mot dreamed oil in their PHILOSOPHERS"
THE MAGIC MIRROR.
In il person any friend desired, absent or pre-
sent, dead or living Mr.. Spencer has power to stop
persons from chewing tobacco, smoking aud drinking
for lie.
eqS@ Admission TO succeeding lectures, after the in
troducoiy, IS cents. To class OF instruction SIS.
do 30--ti
~ OF ICE.-Proposals will be received by the Com
~ mssioners oil Streets until 10 o'clock on Wednes-
day, the 9Th OF January 1886 or boarding. clothing aud
lodging IL hands, and Tor sablng, feeding and taking
care oil mules, and providing shelters for the carts
and harness, Tor year from tho 10th January 1851
to 10Th january 1852 Proposals received either sep
arately or Jointly.
On the same day the commissioners will proceed to,
the election Of an Uyeseer OF the city hands, for year
from the 10Th OF January next under the ordinance.
afilxing salary Of $500.
Bonds with approved security will be required for the
faithful performance OF the contracts, aud OF the
seer for the faithful discharge OF his duties
NJ. BATES, Su. Com SITS. and City Surveyor.
Surveyors Office Jan. y. 1881 -ial dtSthJ Ian
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ENOK SALE, LOT OF GROUND NO. 457,
H FRANKLIN STREET, wish to sell my lot
ming 100 feet from the corner OF 9th street. Franklin
street to Mr. Patton's line and running back l0S feet
deep on Mr. Joseph Aliens line. This is a most val
liable Lot for building. being convenient TO business,
and in pleasant part of the city. Apply at the Office
OF James Gray & Sons, orto
Jazz 3w JAMES GRAY.
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o'nos OF THE coshssiossa OF Pusuc Bunpsss
PROPOSALS will be received Office uni IL O'clock M
Jersey aud
Inc bridge when finished will be III feet long, elliptic
arch Of ~ feet span and 5k feet springing
The pit tor he foundation be
foundation course Of sap pine logs 10 BY 10 "cls
square, VIII then be laid three feet from
Three png To- long viii
then be driven on the sides Of three Of the logs
ana wsi E asd ssso e I. ss 10y piece o. %ss 70
the whole distance Of tho cuive sides. line the
lace Of The side wallis the inner edge ef ~heh
inches hek Of Carolina Georgia ps wa sn be laid over ,se
aoes ~ he ,oundsuen sss sAa secured 10 them by
and n addition to this aire. ns, Nsrl lsehss square
excep, under The side VAN. ''s' '''' pans
The side walls win probably high
deep afer which the aide walls np crown
nE over me arch % i. crown win solid The side walls
Parapet wa IL inches thick and ~ high, viii
TO COPIED viii, good sandstone Inches isa al the sdr with
sndde back Of two inches Wing walls win be id
average thckaess which TX
The parapet be the best hard brick a the
be laid mortar made Of lime, sand portion
drauc cement except walls which
rest, and four fee high in by
drauc cement and suitable Of sharp sand
done in the bes, manner and Of the
an % soms y INC S IL a
Persons proposing will their per cubic yard
piles cubic foot for TIMBER perch
bic feet for the stone thousand for the brick laid
I ess Hp 81 n BE- s
eonfS, to ,is reouemen ' why" ~
viii Be into, security
please give the names Of their proposed suleties.
The commissioner right Of reducing length Of
Any Obtained by applying a, this Office
"' - VIM EAsBY
Ap 96-2aw3w Commissioner Public Buildings.
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ror Ei"sy Foint and Other Landings ths Poto-
N Il. Hu mae, and B~ltimsre.
x4N The public informed splendid pres
.ASsA. sure steamer BALTIMORE Capt A. McCauslnnd,
nued up
capacious hold will regularly boat
Alexandria
tho I'd OF April next or-''ps -
Leaving washington on Mondays and O'Clock
ana ale1andfa aTA O'Clock, the
wood al Aqua Creek and Piney
BALTIMORE
moIe will leave Commerce wharf, Baltimore az O'CLOCK
Tuesdays and Fridays, arriving O'Clock
and al Washington O'Clock, p Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
Passage from Washington TO Matbury 81 90
Do do Piney Point .
Excursion tickets Baltimore, with privilege Of
ing next afternoon 2 so
The Baltimore will stop different landings
Ior Passengers and freight aH. aaH# #-.s II
Meals and
For further particulars freight apply the Captain
board, or d. B Smith, agent, in Alexandria, or 10
GEO. MATTINGLY Agent. 4
Mar a6-aawl5t -F s--a
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baFE9H"VTe aHa " asHlngton Rairoad,-
nN Wednesday instant IN. station M,
" syyana will be onc an
occupied. -'N's'~'
The trains will leave The Inter- commencing g. M
as usual a, and M and p M, daily except Sunday
when but viz al d, aud m 80
In making change ueution "a,
the rules company regard the reception delivery OF
merchandise. f. -.e H. .5 80 - n
Isl. Shippers reminded that in all bill drec-
lions should accompany the goods.
This fr the protection pares and unless complied
the goods received. s-i-4t tFs
I'd Consgnees notified that all merchandise
moved on the day which received
cannot hold itself responsible Thing left Its house during the
night. 14E 7fITT'
The hours reception delivery
a. m I'LL 4 2. .s.s sAiH.l.l 4
The undersigned takes occasion remark that these
regulations but he has been compelled call attention them
rom he frequent violation, which caused much and serious
Inconvenience. 1- I. = i, -t7 7TT =. IEf
H Il. PARSONS, Agent. 4
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CysyRaL Lar Orvrcr, March ., 1881.
IN liberal Of Congress- passing hc sct o.
soldiers who engaged military service Of the United
saeH carried espcnsc W the wsan.~es De
services ana vi VIC
70 the bnrdy and cn'erp.ns 'ccs On
u,s OF their industry and pivsn"ns "' se'S
THAT public notice given uccrs public 'ands sub
nen thirty days amer making their settlements and I'M
required by the em2ton act o 1n
9 sce BY ths location OF warrants
And be located upon the nnd applies cr
VI ne m whether smproved and after hnv0e
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such Interference new ocnuon VII nc sh; -
rights where proclaimed and offered al pubic sag
pdo ID March, 1851 and, where The minimum p,ee o. M m
cash te drence the land and the amount
covered by the warrant estmstng The warrant ~ ,h
rights attach he alternate scctohs reserve" " VIC
United along the routes of raj rfnds OF canals
where application made hi. ONCE by tho warance 70 oca
the warrant applicant should designate the land district econ
OF county Jr9c which he wishes tbs aon made
and spened would bo well % designate several
AMI selected been taken The can BE- ocned upon
he others which may be vncsn without further IN
srncnt 10 admnsor he the Identical men
TONED in accompany ,ae application The .se
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iss cS undsr hs act o September, 1850 By vr
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I'M the petition Of Daniel f. Stwei, New New York,
praying for The extension OF patent granted to him the lh
day OF July 1887,
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place on the l1th day July, ISL 'sfAFs
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Young Ladies' Institute, n I. r E.
Late Mrs. d. II. Dun's,) of 9th Streets 9tf
THE subscriber will charge Institution on Men
day the 2lst OF April, and will give psrena
every department. thorough
English French and mathematical education will be taught
The religious instruction of The Institute upon
iormulnrics OF the Protestant Episcopal Church. 3iE
The experience and success OF the principal teacher
him TO look for the patronage the public correspAnd
ing
TEhMs
For boarding pupils S.5 per quarter.
ri. For day :" IS TO S6 ....I +.
Payable always in advance. 4
Music drawing Italian, Spanish, German extra
Reference T. permitted TO Rev 9 M Butler, d. Rev w.
French MIR Fzhugh Coye Washington city MAY.
D. d. Alexandria Ri Rev. Aonzo Potter, D. the Clergy
generally Of Philadelphia and r. Rev Alfred Lee d. Della
ware. = sa.EH
WILLIAM J. CLARK. 1
Mar 2-r25thAp .....s. 1917
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DRIVATE TUTOR-A young English gentleman, who as
received resided years
the of young
private family OF responsibility.
family
parties of the highest respectaby either this
In England,
Address Alex Vance, io9 post Office, oswego New York
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NOTICE IL hereby given that application will be
made for the renewal Of certificate No 20 Of stock
Of The Metropolis, VIM Gore Ouseley the
OF April, 1887, which certificate has been lost misad
WAsHiHoros, April 8, 1851 Api0-nw4wt