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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-09

rs ~rS SEAYREs' OMNIBUS WILL
~~-s-S startfrom the Columbian Hotel To-Day,
at IL o'clock, for Fairfield Persons wishing to
witness the great Match Race between South Caro-
lima and Virginia, Will find this to be very com.
Portable way As it can only carry fourteen, those
that wish to patron;ze the Omnibus had better en-
ter their names early. je Git
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PARisKN EIEG's ExPaKss-We are requested
to call particular attention to the advertisements of
this COMPANY.
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n~ TAKE PARTICULAR Notice
N That Ciemmitt, Fore 81 Campbell,
corner Main and l2,h streets, are prepared to exc
cute Book, Job and Ornamental Printing,
entire new assortment of beautiful plain and fancy
type, and on one of the most approved Power Job
Printing Presses, as neat, cheap and with as much
Dispatch. as any other establishment in the city.
Remember the location, ExalIs Large Building,
corner Main and 18th streets-entrance the same
with the James River and Ksnswha Company.
je 7-6t*
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7 OST yesterday, on Main street, or on the
II Basin. Port Monsie, containing one bond ier
$1,000, signed BY WIN Brazeal aud A Townes !;
m morsndum for $500, for loaned money; ne
gotabIe at 30 days for 500, which 10 past due
q Promisory note for 500. The payment al ms
above notes having been stopped the finder will
receive a reward OF $500 by leaving them az this
Office LANES ApoUEs
je 9-3.t
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Eg CARD The party OF Ladies aud Gen.
tlnmen who were down the river on pic mic, Tues
day last, return their grateful thanks to the polite
and gallant Captain Nelson and his able and atten.
tive engineer, Mr. Walker, OF the steamer Old
dominion, for their kindness in proferring the
shelter of their boat during the sterm and briD ging
then back to the city. They havs our best wishes
for their success, and hope they may always meet
with the ike kindness ia time of need
lie 9-ltS THE COMPANY
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DIKn,

DIEUs
Suddenly, yesterday morning, Mr. MATTHEW
and .cquaintsnces are requested to attend bis fu-
ersi this morning, at 10 o'clock, from the resi-.
dence of Mr. Lyddane corner Of Franklin aud 18th
streets, without farther notice.
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ME-, Pies and Milk! Fruit Pies OF diff
49, ferent kinds, with rich and cool Milk.
Also Raspberres ard Milk can be had every day
at ADAM q cos Saloon, No l44 Main street. a
few doors below the Exchange Bank. my IL
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sroLEN.-see advertisement headed stolen.
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~ The Ladies of the Catholic Benevo.
Lafayette Hall, commencing ON Monday evening
next, which will be continued during the week
the proceeds will be applied for the benefit of the
poor.
variety of useful and fancy articles will be Of
Tered for sale. Abundance free je 4-5t
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DIR. PEACHY.-Ofice on first floor
w. Wing Building, corner of Governor and
Franklin streets. jel-lm*
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NEW EDITION OF XENOP III . MS
IN Xenophon's Memorabilia o.
Socrates, with notes and introduction, by u
Hsrkness' Arroids Second Latin Book-sl
For sale by m ~ 49,
sa
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A DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY for n
n pleasant trip to the Mountains of Virginia, at
very triding cost. gentleman having comiorta
BILE Buggy and pair of good Horses, and who is
about to visit Western Virginia on business, would
be glad to have the company OF some sntlem an de-
srous of such atrip. Apply at this office.
80
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NOR SALE.-An excellent Feather Bed
l. and Mattrass, nearly new, can be bought
verv low by calling at this office. The owner has
no use for them. je git
RREE PAPERS LOST.-Lost ON Tuesday
L last, somewhere in the city, my Indian (Free)
Pap .rs In tin box. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving them at this office.
ia Q-lt* TERRELL BRADLEY
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sss~ra EXCHANGE AND BANKING
~ HOUSE OF C. w. PURCELL e. CO.
The notes of the Southern Manufacturers
Bank, are redeemed as heretofore at par at our
counter.
ysF9A All solvent Washington small notes, will for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants.
We caution the public therefore, against paying
any discount on small notes dated at w ashin gton.
my 5-tf
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4 Osr, on Tuesday, a BRACELET made of
- Hair, with Golden Clasp, either in the city
or few miles out of the corporation. the finder
will be rewarded by leaving it at this Office.
e9-2t
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E>1Ss ROPER g. MURRAY, UNDER.
n<~SA TAKERS, Governor street, between
Main and Franklin. fe 28-ly
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ESFS Auction N0tice.-Attention Is solic.
w~aA tied to our sale THIS MORNING, at 10
o'clock.
je9 ALEX MOTT e. co, Aucts.
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R, Washing and Bleaching The
49, Virginia Magic Washing Fluid is the
greatest discovery ever made for washing clothes,
securing floors, &c 1t saves time, labor and nsrd
rubbing. The genuine article is prepared only by
ap2I-3m Z. J.PICOT. Druggist.
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. FOR RENT.-A comfortable brick Ten
H:s ement on st Stephens stre et short distance
from the Poorhouse. II is at present undergoing q
thorough repair, and viii be ready for tenant In
a few days. Rent sl00 per mum. Apply TO
je9 ToLER & COOK, Agents, Pearl ct.
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~ thic Physician, Office on Governor
street, nearly opposite the Governors House.
NH l4-6m*
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nOW TO PROMOTE HAPPINESS
IL Go 10 the Clothing Emporium 1903 Main st.
and procure some of SHAFER'S light Summer
Suits. which he will sell at very low cost
je9 HENRY SHAFER.
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NTOLEN.-Whe engaged In taking notes of
y the presentation speeches made to the best
marksmen of the Eagle Infantry, on Monday even.
ing last, at Grifn's Spring, some mifcreant stole
from ne Hickory Cane, painted yellow,
hood handle, with silver head. and name engraved
thereon. Being gift of course value it highly.
Information in regard to it should be left at this
office
cit FRED'K w LEEDS a.
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n.y. BATHS, BATHS, BATHS.-
49, Hot, Cold aud Shower Baths can be had
daily at the Hair Dressing, Shaving and Shampoo.
Ing Saloon, under the American Hotel-entrsnce on
ll.h street
Single Bath IS cents, or FIVE tickets for 81 90
lei
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WANTED, a situation as Book keeper or Sales
w man, in dry goods commission or book
store; the very best of references be given For
further information, apply at this office.
lie 7-3t<
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10FFEE s O g A IL loo bols COFFEE
" SUGARS receiving, and tor sale py
;ao BACON g. BASKERVILLE.
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TTTRGTNIA LIME.-320b ols now In the basin,
Y will be sold low, if taken from the boat. For
sale on consignment, by
les MACE g. WINSTON
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WANTED.

AN APPRENTICES WANTED, 10 lean
Il the Baking business None but Boys of good
eaarscter need Apply. ADAM & co,
je9 IA Main street.
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WANTED.-A White Woman, 10 take
w charge of the Laundry. One who can bring
the proper recommendations may apply at the
American Hotel Wages liberal je 9-3l+
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MOURNING DRESS a. % % n = .-Sond
AsA Black Baregesi Tissues aud BeFese do laiaes,
very cheap Black aud White Lawns. very fnc
and nice article, at .2te per yard, at
J hlLLHiSERS 81 BRO,
Jeo l95 Broad St
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kXPKESS NOTICE.
Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road.

lie 9--lw
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-28

THLEoRAPH BETWEEN EUROPE AMrRIcA-The idea
Of connecting Great Britain and the United States by
phi is revived in London grand SCALE The
osition is extend the line from Scotland, by way OF
the Orkney, Shetland, and Feroe Islands Iceland, and
thence Greenland thence Davis's Straits 10
Labrador and Quebec. The entire length Of the line III
be 2 500 miles and the submarine portions of 1t from
400 To 600 From the Shetland Islands IL Is proposed
carry branch to Bergen in Norway, connecting IL
there with a line to Chistiana Stockholm, Gotienbufg,
and Copenhagen from Stockholm a line may esy cross
the Gulf OF Boihnia 10 ST. Pelersburgh. The whole
pense Of this great international work is estimated
sderably below E5o0, 900.
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DIED.,

Very suddenly OF congesive fever the Naval School,
lis Maryland Sunday the 23d instant Midshpman ALFRED
BR0DHEAD aged OF JoHs M
and M JosKrnsK BRopusAp, OF this city, and
late Hon. John Bfodhezd, OF New Hampshire,
In the death of this his have
service Of promising
Noble his bearing and department honorable
devoted profession which
highest by those associated with him
blessed single before his with
parep and friends looked hopefully and fondy forward
VIII his should stand high officer and
Almighty Power who rules the desRies all has
aud, although the hearts Of his and friend.
grief while they bow themselves down in
that Whom the Lord oveh he ehasteneth"
New Hampshire papers please copyJ y.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING. JAN 20, 1858.
Congress Thursday.

SENArE.-The Chair laid before the Senate report of
the Aenng Secretary OF The Treasury respecting the assay
ONCE IN Catalonia; aso report OF the Secretary OF
War, showing the expenditures from the appropriations
for the contingent expenses OF that department
The resolution submitted by Mr. Cass Tuesday last,
in relation 10 the Clayton Buwer treaty. was taken up,
and debated at some length by Messrs Mangum, Bell,
Mason, Hale, and others
Mr. Gwin moved that il be laid on the table; which
was not agreed to--yeas 0, nays 81
Mr. Mangum moved that its further consideration be
postponed until the 4h OF March which was not agreed
to-yeas ~, nays 80.
The resolution was then agreed to.
The joint resolution reafirming the Monroe doctrine
was taken up, and postponed until Thursday February
The Pacific railroad bill was then taken up, and de-
bated until the hour OF adjournment
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES, The Post Office Depart
ment and naval mail steamer appropriation bills were re-
ported--ihe first by Mr. Houston and the second by Mr.
Phelps-ffom The Committee of Ways and Means, and
committed to the Committee of the Whole on the state
the Union The bill 10 deposite the fourth nsalment of The
surplus revenue with the several States, as provided il
the act OF June 30, 1885, reported by Mr. Sanly
from the same committee, with an adverse recommends
ton and il laid the table. The committee then
wen, into Committee OF the Whole on the state OF the
Union (Mr Brown, Of Mississippi, in the char) where
in the deficiency bill was again taken up, and the re-
naming amendments thereto were considered and dis
posed Of When the committee rose, the bill was report
ed back the House, and the balance of the days SEES
sion was devoted 10 the perfection and passage of THU
bill inthe House.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, Jan. Alp. m.

BALTIMORE, Jan. alp. m
0ne OF the performers, named King, belonging 10 the
circus company The Front Street Theatre, whilst throw
ing somersets last night very severely injured He
made powerful leap from The spring board which broke,
and he fell with great violence upon hs head The con.
slernation for a time was painful in the extreme.
He laid moioness and all supposed his neck had been
dsocaled He was carried oil the stage in great agony
and still suffers seriously II was near being his last
leap
The heirs of the McDJnogh estate who reside here,
still sangune of eventual in obtaining the
property, They1i have pending, the object OF
which is TO invalidate the will
The received here last night by the steamer Arc
nc has had no effect market. Flour to-day is
very qaie-no sales made. Holders are asking 50 %.
Grain is very scaeesaes small and prices unchanged
Provisions quiet at previous prcessales this week OF
5000 bags Rio coffee al ct % cents The stock on hand
is 80 900 bays Sales of 500 bales cotton at previous
prices-market closes quie, and dropping Whskey. 90
a 2is cents in hhds and bbls. The stock market is
rmsaes OF 800 Baltimore SIS, 1870, at l074 also,
$500 Baltimore and Ohio railroad bonds. of 1875. at 9ol
also, $40 900 do at 90. and IS shares at 9 cash
Also 200 York and Cumberland railroad at % ga, and
225 shares Georges Creek Coal and Iron Company 90
a %
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RAILROADS IN ARKANSAS.
Supreme Court OF the United States.
THURSDAY. January 81. 1

THURSDAY, January 81, 1862
David Quinn, esq, OF Ohio, was admitted an attorney
and counsellor of this court
No 49, Stephen w. Doss VIM Tyack a al. Ap-
peal from the district court of the United States for Texas
Mr. Justice Grier delivered the opinion OF this court af
frmng the decree of the said district in this cause
with costs.
No 40 John Perkins Us Z p. Fourniquet ct al. APP
peal from the circuit court United States for Mssissip.
pi Mr. Justice Wayne delivered the opinion OF this court
reversing the decree of the said circuit court with costs
and remandng the with directions to dismiss the
compliments bill
No So John F. Ennis, administrator, &c, ct al
plaintiffs in error j. b. H. Smith, administrator, sc
The argument of this continued by MessIs
Redn, Marbury, and Coke for the defendant, in error
Adjourned al, tomorrow, III o'clock, a. IN.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Communication of Punshmsnt-Cospicts 10 be Hung
ALBANY Jan. T.-The governor has commnted the pun
ishnen of VIM. johnson, who with VIM. Saul and Mich
Waterman named Charles Baxter tho 18th of Angust
last, whilst board Of boat in the harbor Of New York
The of Johnson is commuted Imprisonment in
the penitentiay for life The other twoSan and How
eltw positively be executed tomorrow at the appointed
hour. They have confessed the crime and partially
Johnson from any actual intention particpa-
lion in the murder.
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In the present distracted condition OF Mexco il is not
improbable that Santa Anna will be again restored to
power We mentioned, few days ago. that three com
mi sioners from the revolutionary party bad touched a,
Havana about the 10Th instant. on their way to COM
muneae with Santa Anna and invite his return to Mex
ico A few weeks ago he still q, Csthagena, but
the Panama papers stated tina, he about TO embark
from Csrihagena contemplating return 10 his native
land to avail himself Of the general dissatisfaction with
Gen. Aristas administration. The New Orleans True
Delta" thinks il probable that the exile removed 10
Jamaica TO be in closer and regular communication
with his friends and that. Vera Cruz is in possession
OF his party may expec, to hear before many days
OF his landing there and of his successful entry into
The capital -Tnfsi igencsr
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lfarkst,.

NEw yosK Jan. ZIP. m.-Tbe stock market to-day
closed Arm but not active Sales Of United Sstes6.
1867 Al I2l; Canton company, Ij offered; Erie. ssi.
sales; Nicaragua 81 Morris ctna 2li Erie conver'i-
49,. srIs7l 100 of.f.I Harlem, 100 Norwich and Wor
ceaer 52t nothing done n Stoningon Cumberland coal
s5 red Cary improvement, Ian advance. The mo-
ney market is essYIood paper discouning at Ga per
cent Exchange on London, l09k
The advices by the Atoic have had special effect
the flour narketaes Of O0) barrels SIS 81 s. a. for
stac and IS 90 50 60 % IS rs southern brands Rye
aoor, 81 80. Corn meal - IS 80 IS
PHIa.DELpHIa, Jan. 2f-The stock market Is steady
United States s., Of 1861, 1907 Pennsylvania s., e9i
The Enropa's advces have had special effect on the
-four make-sales Of 100 bbs shippng brands a, 81 rs
Rye -four, 81 p. Corn meal, s. 80 Grain IL scsrce,
Small sales OF red wheat III il9 cenis white do, 10
cents Ots 40 cents Rye. 90 Cloyerseed, 50 ".
Nrw ORLEANS. Jan. H-Tns advjccs by tho steamer
Arctic reached bets night by telegraph. and are pup
Hshed -day The esc, the cotton market has MOI ye'
been demonstrated.
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CHARLEsros Jan, 2j.-The steamer Isabel has arrived
with Havana dates OF the 2st Sugar was arriving ,o a.
w. with small sales at fuli rates.
MAr,vzts, Jan. 2L-M1lts5es u unshangcd. Sale, Of
Mucoyado suzaratia 81 for inferior to foe. Freigh
Great Britain i0s the Unted States 81 per box, 81
per hid. on sugar, aud So on molasses.
The smallpox had disappeared from Havana Political
affair. quiet.
ky Wrsr, Jan. 22.-The barlue Jane, NTH, from A.
takapss fJ Baltimore, put 10 leaky She being csulked
and will sail shortly.
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Meeting of The National University, &c.

ALBANY, Jan. 26 The trial of Reed, coored man,
charged with aiding in the Of the slave Jerry
Syracuse, was commenced this morning in the United
States Court. II attracted much attention.
The meeting of the National University this morning
was largely attended Doctor Becks appointed chair
man. and Doctor Kennedy secretary.
Interesting addresses delivered by MesHs. Prayn.
Kennedy and Professor c. S. Handy Professor Wayand
Of Brown University, delivers address this evening.
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sales To-Day.
by J. c. Mcguire. Auctioneer.

by j. &. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT AUCTION
on Friday January 49, at 10 O'Clock shall SELL residence
o. The Hon. d. ID. Mace, Tenth between and g. all bis
household effects, comprising
Walnut plush covered sofa, rocker
Do cane chairs, table
Three ply and ingram carpets, hat rack
Window shades, looking glasses, clock
Bedsieads, bureaus Wristbands
Feather beds holsters, and pillows, mattresses
Blankets counterpanes, sheets, &c.
Stone China dinner and tea
Tin safe, kitchen utensils
Cooking and chamber stoves, &c.
Terms s23 and under, that sum- credit OF
days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest
las. @. MCGUIRE,
JmN-d Auctioneer.
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Mrs Mowstt played Rosalind second time las, night
with great success All representations exhibit genius
OF high order; bat we pleased with her as
Rosand than in any other character we have seen her
perform This evening she takes the part Of Blanche,
in Der own play OF Armand when opportunity will
be afforded OF judging Of her merits authorizes as
well az an actress
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IsrrRsAL IMPROVEMENTS IN YRorsn.-The Rich

IsrrRsAL IMPROVEMENTS ~ NRoINh-ihe Rich
mond Enquirer OF Monday says
The House Of Delegates on Monday passed, by de-
cided vote The bill Incorporating the board OF public
wotks for the construction OF railroad from Covns
10 the Ohio river, point not lower than the mouth of
Big Sandy, nor higher thaa Point Pleasant The bill
appropriaes million OF dollars for the purpose
!" bill increasing the capital stock OF the Manassas
Gap Railroad Company read third time and passed
yeas %, noes 80.
"A bill to authorize the Orange and Alexandra Raj |.
road Company TO extend their road 20 Lyncbbug wa.
taken MP, and Mr. Rtves Withdrawing bis pending amend
men The bill, with other amendments by Mr.. Hves, was
ordered to be read third time"
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Iron Hall. 1.-The Aztecs.
CHANGE OF HOURS,

TIME Hall Of late that these de
shu delighted little creatures have concluded remain
positively regardless
solicitation will be perceived ladies and gentle
men, that you Axecs
splendid every sabf.
Tickets q children i2A cents.
Doors open from 10 10 Ia 2 10 s. and TO o.
Ian 27-das
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PrrrsBuRa Jan 26-About O'Clock yesterday afternoon
an accident occurred on the Pennsylvania and Ohio rail
the main train, which coz OF three When
opposite New Brighton the axle of the middle broke
throwing the down embankment forty feet high the
other cars passing Several passengers IN the middle
car were badly injured, but killed The principal
sufferers Nh Scott brother Scott Of the firm OF Scott
Baker & Co.. OF Philadelphia whose head was badly
Mr. Moss leg broken; Mrs Checseman, Of Salem, Ohio,
back broken Samuel Schedigger, German, going TO
New York, severely injured; Mr.. Skeen, Of Ptsburg,
shoulder dslocsted and exSherf FosYthe Of Allegheny
county Pennsy vania, badly wounded in the breast Sew
etal others received slight Commissions
There are five feet Of in the channel and the river
falling. Weather clear and cold and seighing fine.
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by GREEN q SCOTT. Auet,snesrs.

Two TWo-sToRY FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS AND VA
CANT LOT AT AUCTION.-on Friday, 28h instant,
a SELL al O'Clock the premises good and nearly
new two frame houses, the they stand
ad 10 square No. 5, fronting ID
her Of Virginia Also lot No 2 subdivision of
square, fronting Virginia avenue, betw "a
The above described property Handsomely located ia rapidly
Improving part OF the Island.
Terms
selve and eighteen months For
nce In sir and twelve monthsi the purchaser purchasers
rye notes for the deferred payments bearing
ne deed given and deed ofust Title ind-putabe
Jan 26-3t Anc,;onee,.
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selves they do determine the improperly OF the APP
ponIment The journals Of Alabama and OF Louisiana
are vehement in denuneation OF the nomination OF Mr..
Badger and the democratic press OF the Union. without
exception, would rejoice if the Senate would reject
him
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Tickets 25 cents for this night only

I1ckeU Cults tut oHIy'
mr. DENPsTER will give a farewell concert Saturday eve
MI ming, January 90 whh will include the following songs
spot born " "When the night wind bewaeh -
John Anderson, 10 ~ Some things love me;" Tbe bar
rns o. The door of Irish Emgan;" Death OF
Warren p The Blind Boy :" I'm alone, all aone" Dun
can Gray;n and "The May Queen" In three parts.
accommodate all who desire to attend the
Of sdnisson for this occasion Is placed n, Is cents.
TO commence at O'Clock
IsnQ7 IA
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~ Campbel's History Of Virginia
Howisons History OF Virginia
Howe's Historical 1 objections Of Virginia
nroekenbrough and Holiness Criminal Gases of Virgins
Hal's Digest Of Virginia Reports
MM. Virginia Conventions 1879 30 -is5o-Sl
Munord's Report.
Randoph's Repaus
Dews Essay slavery. ...,.n,,
jan rs BOOKSELLERS 9th street
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MT. Kings Health.

city from one of the party which accompany Colonel
King, written at Key West, and dated the 22d. which
states that he had very pleasant passage, and that his
health was much improved.