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i FUNERAL CEREMONIES Il he Blues pa
raded 10 funeral procession yesterday afternoon, to
escort the body Of William Carter IT,, honorary
member, to st, james Church, where the Rev Mr..
The corpse was taken from Mr.. Carter's late resi-
dence, by members Of the company, their mus
kets and deposited in font of the altar when the
Episcopal service was performed After this ii
placed In hease and escorted beyond the limits OF
the city BY the company. where it was taken chsrge
OF by friends and relatives and conveyed to MIS- Car
ter's residence In Henrico. for intsrment
Mr. Carter died in the Seth year Of his age and in
the prime of his uaefuness In all the relations of
life he faithful and just and in the nearest and
dearest of them constant and afsctionste- For
years past he hsd been the say snd protector of
widowed sister ard her helpless children and of
the great sims of his life seemed to be to add 70
their comfort and happness. He was good citizen,
and of the nobiest works Of God honest
BuRYINa FIREMAN.-On Saturday af-
ternoon LIST the fremen attached to Liberty Com
pany No l. turned OUT to attend the ans Of their
deceased brother Mathew C. Gill to its last resting
place. At the hour of O'clock the company, pre-
| ceded By Smiths Annoy Band, marched from their
quarters drawing after them their beautiful hose
crab" which was handsomely draped in mourning
| on each side with wreath of flowers archlng the
bells and halted in front Of Nh Gi's late residence
on 18th street Broad. Each member was dressed
In red shirt dark ants, and blue cap, with Grape
the left arm, and pr esented very imposing appear
| ance. The "crab" having been arranged to carry
the body, the coffin was brought out and placed on
it, and after being properly secured ths uniform Of
the deceased being placed on it, the line Of march
was gain re sumed and continued till reaching Yves.
ley Chapel, where ! feeling ana appropriate funeral
discourse delivered ID the presence of the rela
| tives aad friends of the deceased, each of whom
seemed deeply impressed with the solemn truths
| that were uttered by the man OF God.
| From the Chapel the procession proceeded to the
Shockoe Hill Buryiug g. Ound where the corpse was
inferred after which the company rese.ned to their
| quarters and were dismissed.
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SEEKING LoDaIses.-A full grown loafer
becoming alarmed at the coldness OF the weather
on Saturday night last, went to the cage and de.
msnded lodgings OF Capt. Wilkinson. The Cap
tain not feeling disposed to encourage laziness OF
increase the public expense by adding anothet
beef.eater to the horde of consumers now abundant
ly fed at the Valley Inn. ordered him off, and
threatened to crack his pericranium II be did NOT
vsmose at once but the fellow was not disposed to
be thus buffed of. Leaving the cage room with
much reluctance, he set up continual growl as he
gradually retreated, until reaching the arch OF the
market, where be came to a halt, and opened his
tongue battery, with marked spirit, abusing the pc
lice shamefully and threatening the Captain with
anuihi,ation If he dared descend the steps. Know
ing the objec of the loafers TRADE, the policemen
let him whine out his invective until finding thai
no would notice him, he sneaked off and has
not since been heard of.
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LIEUT.. HUNTER.-By paragraph in ano
ther column, it appears that Lieut.. Hunter
has been several times dismissed and reno
we'd from his command in the navy. We
should not be at all surprised to see him back
again. He would be in fact most valuable
officer, if he could only learn the first duty of
An officer,--to obey. But this is a lesson we
fear the gallant Hunter will never learn. II
he had been under Sir Charles Napier, as soon
as that veteran commander had determined
not to attack Cronstadt, Hunter would have
run his ship directly under the guns. 1t i.
but just to express the opinion, from what we
know of his antecedents, that if he had been
in Sir Charles Napier's place, he would have
decided the question between wooden walls
and stone ones, within five days after entering
the Baltic.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NYIYKFES AND S0UTHRRNRRs.n
OLIVER p. BALDWIN
WILL DELIVER MS
THIRD LECTURE.
ON TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6.
AT METROPOLITAN HALL,
ON
.YANxEEs AND soUTHERNERs"
~ADmrssroN Is CENTS
Doors opsn at Lecture to commences st
METROPOLITAN HALL.
MADAME
RO S A d E " RI T. S :,
AND HER
OPERA TROUPE,
WILL GivEA
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
AND OPERATE CONCERT,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB.7,
an which occasion the following great
" combination of Artistes viii appear, in eonnec-
w MADAME ROSA DE vRIEs,
Prima Donna Of the Italian Opera Com
paRy.
SIGNOR MORINO,
Primo Baritone, from the San Carlo, of Naples, and
the Havana Company.
SIGNOR MARTIN LAZARE,
The celebrated Pianist and Composer, and Professor
from the Conservatoire of Paris and who was de-
Gold Medal from the King of Holisnd, as first Pr
anist and Composer of the Kingdom and
SIGNOR PASSARILLA.
u The selections for the Concert will contain
the gems of the Operas OF
Norma, THE Prophet
Daughter of the Re Barber Of Scribe,
gament La Sonnambuta,
La Facorita, Don GaoUaaaa,
Lucretia Borga0, Lom6arda
e The Price of Admission has been fixed at ONE
DOLLAR to all parts OF the ball.
mo extra charge for secured seats.)
Conductor and Director........ MARTIN LAZARE
TUESDAY MORNING, at o'clock at the Music
Store OF r. II. Taylor, where diagram OF the Hall
may be seen.
With every admission ticket viii be given certif-
cate bearing the number corresponding to the seat
The certificate has to remain in the the hands of the
original holder and establishes the ownership of the
seat.
r. The programme containing full particulars of
the pieces to be sung, may be had at the Music
Stores
u Concert to commence at o. clock precisely.
fe 5-3t
THEATRE.
EzssEE...................... Ii. TAYLOR.
REINFORCEMENT OF MRS. HOWARD.
MONDAY EVENING, Feb 9Th,
GRIST TO THE MILL
FIancine. Mrs C. Howard
Dance. by Misses T. and ]. Kendall
To conclude with
ALL THAT GLITTERS
Martha Gibbs. C. Howard
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r. HrAnrLEss-Last Saturday morning 3
white woman, with two small children which she
claiued Al her own, called on nero woman, near
the rst market and asked her tof&ks charge of the
little ones for few minutes, while she went TO .
doctor 10 get prescription tor her husband, who
wssaick. The negro woman did a. requested, SD
the children remained with her for several hours.
when becoming uneasy, she made some Enquiry
forthe mother. but could hear nothing OF her. At
3ociock, however, another wttnsn who knew the
children, and heard Of the circumstance under
which they had been ieif took the little creatures
in charge and carried them home. expressing the
opinion al the same time that their mother had
probably met with some friends and taken too
much, ircm which cause she bad been unable to
return. II drunk, was supposed, she deserves
to be deprived OF the control Of her offspring alto
pether q ~
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MONROE BUILDING FUND ASSOCIATIONS
regular meeting of the Association will be held on
MONDAY Evening, February 5th, at II O'Clock, at
SAUNDERS HALL. full and punctual attend
ance il desirable. B. w. STARKE,
fe Sit Seeretery.
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FUNERAL CEREMosIEs The Blues pa

The Chairman OF the above commit,e, has the
power to enlarge IT st his discretion
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ATTENTION DEMOCRATS OF OLD JEFFER-
SON WARD The Democrats of Jefferson Ward are
invited TO meet at the UNITED STATES HOTEL,
on WEDNESDAY next, February 7th, at ~ O'clock,
for the purpose of appointing Vigilance Committees
for that Ward, and rsnsacting other important bus
1t is important that all Democrats should At
tend
MANY DEMOCRATS OF OLD JEFFERSON WARD.
ia s.
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THE STEAMER UNIoN-TheP Paris correspondent
of the New York Commercial Advertiser says that
the Union sailed from Havre with her hold and
cabins full of freight and only small number OF
second class pas sengers During her stay at HaVre
efforts were made TO sell her to the French govern
ment or to the new Franco Spanish Trans Atlantic
company but she was too small for either.
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METROP OLITAN HALL.
LECTURES
DIV e r P. b A L . WIN.

A 7 the solicitation of many citizens, Mr..
n o. P. BALDWIN will deliver q course of four
CTURES at the above Hall, CONNIE n sing on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-05

e The Price of Admission has been fixed at ONE
DOLLAR to all parts of the Hall.
mo extra charge for secured seats.)
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Law NorloE.-During my absence from
the city for a few weeks. my professional bushes
viii be au ended to by JOHN d. PATTON. JR., Esq /,
Attorney at Law. ISL
q Office on 18th street.
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FOURTH LECTURE.
THURSDAY, FEBRU4RY8M 9th,
1.-THE GOOD TIME MING"

eY.Doors open at z, Lecture to commence at
O'Clock
TICKETS for the Course of -Four Lectures, rs ets.
For any one of the above Lectures Is cents. To be
obtained at the Bookstores of JAS. Woodhouse, j.
w Randolph an Buffers & Sirnons, and at the Apo
.hecary store of Bennett & Beers at the Dispatch
Office. and at the door. ia E
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THIRD LECTURE.
TUESDAY, FEBRUdRY 6h.
YANKEES AND SOUTHERNERS.
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PAuI JuLlxH, with the very talented nv.
sical artistes who aid him, has arrived, and
the Concert. formerly postponed, will Ger
t.inly take place tonight We anticipate 2
very superior concert and brilliant audi
ence. Certainly. no master Of the violin I'D
this country, man or boy. can afford the
same amount of delight with that instrument
that Julien can. The bright little fellow and
bis assistants deserve full house, as well for
their professional merits as for their liberal
ity In their recent large benefces to the poor
in New York and elsewhere. They have
wisely put the price of tickets down to a
more reasonable rate than have generally
prevailed amongst the giveis of concerts
This is right 1t makes their entertainment
much less exclusive, and affords the oppor'
tunity to greater number Of the people to
enjoy highly refined and grateful amuse-
ment. 1t would be well that such an evil
dence of good sense should be encouraged.
1t should be made to appear that moderate
charges for public amusements win pay bet
ter than high pric es-that of all classes the
mass of the people las is truly the easel yield
the most liberal and constant support to them.
PHILADELPHIA CRrmINAt MATTERS In Phila.
delphia, on Thursday last, Joseph P Mckinney was
put on trial In the Court of Sessions, charged with
the murder Of Andrew Dunbar, by shooting him
with pistol. Thejury returned verdict of muir
| der Ia the second degree. On Wednesday, james
aud Eliza Smith were acquitted Of charge of kill
ing their infant child. On Friday, Hugh Scull wal
tried on the charge OF killing Richard Young, ane
gro, and acquitted. Thejury in the Gaze ofHsrrie
| Barker, who was supposed to have been poisoned
BY her husband, returned verdict that she cam.
i 20 her death from natural causes.
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are at these moments, walking over every
part of his body, and singing him from his
head to his heels.
We have no intention of joining the hue
and cry against Bishop Potter, who Is doubt
less worthy man, but mere man OF books,
knowing little of the world and nothing OF
public sentiment, on the current topics of the
day. When he expressed the opinion that
the clergy side with the allies in this war, he
committed an error which we are glad to see
has been promptly corrected by one of the
clergy of his own church, in the New York
Express He speaks for himself alone, and
is endorsed only by the New York Church
man, superseded church paper, owned by
one layman, and edited by another, an Eng
lishman, who has not been in this country
more than year. So that the Bishop is no
exponent upon this point, even of the senti-
ments of bis own order The Churchman
would have us understand that the Bishop
does not approve the war "for its own sake"
but only sympathizes in its objects. A North
srn contemporary replies that in this respect
the Bishop is like the Quaker in the sea fight,
who was morally opposed to all fighting, but
who observed, that "a carnal minded man,
by clapping the helm hard down, and letting
60 the foresheets, might, at that particular
moment, pour aperfectly raking and unchris
tian fire into the enemy
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Law nchssI . CunsD1riand Cnivsrstsy, a. Lebanon,

0cnS0l of tumDcglanu lDfwsrstGys AA LSUAnohs
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Abraham carashe late Of inc oueait
l. Judges OF Tea1s
Green, udscs supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon Bromaslc Ridley Of the councillors ef STATE.
Judges Carube Cfeou dsy tc ue sAols exclusively
10 The school.
Plan fissfston-i Daily examinations class the
lectures explanations Of the
daily lessons progress of the examinations
q Weekly law and equity, la which
dents ptoies
prosecute al
The framed
deeds records documents eyt.
IN by sppea
court held class, and
every Thu students
jurors, Judges chancelioEs, official
bacIiies connected with their suits
the third
teber and third Thursday in February The second
the succeeding Monday IN February snd ends second
Thursday in July.
Erpsnsss per fee $50, conungen
81 boarding $50. Students
which eanbe be had In the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete unless the
No study for ad
There regular classes Sudenls
any time during The collegiate year.
There Il Legislature connected with the school.
Number Of students The last collegiate eighysix
ROBERT l.. cAkUIHE95,
Feb ll--eoly President Board OF Trustees
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ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY REPORTS.
TNo. 537.1


NOTICE or the discontinuancs or the United state:
DSon InosUnder provisions Of the second section Of The
approved June ~ iS5 which declares at when
the quantity public land unsod In land dis
hundred
shall of the Secretary OF the
discontinue the Office for dis,rict and land
such shall remain uRsOd the the dincontinuancc
Of land oce shall b subject sale the
existing land Offices convenient TO the district in wIeh the
land Office shall dsconunued Of which the of
approved september s4l, authorizes
of the Treasury land district in which situated the
notwithstanding
quantity land uhsod in such district hun
his
required public convenience order the land
in such State POINT under the provisions Of the
that subject approved June 49, isi and inasmueh me
terror By the establish me home approved ID
March, lS49:
accordingly hereby given that in view reports from
the officers Palestine, Quincy Edwards yio, Chicago ard
land Of said reduced
hundred Secretary Of the Interior
directed thai the land offices nj Palestine, Quincy Eawnrdsr,
Chicago, aud Dixon in Stac OF Illinois, and
the lands unsod tine of
made subject sale The land Office Springfield Of
said sfne.
Lands remaining unsod and by subject
private within the limits uf the districts
viii be subject
is date the receipt of this notice by tho
lheTeof and the land officers Springfield will public
cc Of the day which they will be sppca
JOS. s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General ofhce.
Tn 9,lSIa.
sus. lnW6,y
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THE ONLY ONE EAuTiiOpI2ED'-The Rob Of DR. BOY.
vEaU LAFEECTEUR is far Superior Of Gust
sarsapara otter similar remedies IL radically
mercury affections skin, aarues
of
period l, and hereditary OF bumo A. depora
powerfully sicacou csauhs of the bladder,
weakness The arising abuses OF
injections soupdings. As syhlc Rob
the
OF halsam cspavia cnhebs from injections which ony eps
without neutaiiring The Rob Bayveau Is above all
syphi diseases wheher nps stand
ing have resisted the powers The cdore
Of potassium.
for the United States oobs Bondn, "
New York. orders Guot Daeonge,
Orleans; seniily, San Francisco.
throughout The Unit
The Grrvss the asdi-
properties OF Rob by writing O. Hon-
% William street, New York, who will give Information
want
prepared fl orders South America, the West In
dies due he has The Fob b0ad.
March Idly
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CbEswoOD CEMETERY.-ofhce No. aS0 Pennsylvania
kT avenue, the Savings This
cemetery Of tho celebrated
high ground distant guar
Capitol North Capitol leading
gateway This company have received charter from
forever burial
purchaser prohibiting s encroachmens
oherwire which is Of vast mportance those
placed
become all cities when burial ground becomes
valuable purposes sell
curry large pitt and legal
az no the ground
open from 10 to ~ where pamphlets,
map bylaws and all other nformaop,
for le with Mr.
No 40 Seventh street, other undertaken viii be pomp.
y attended TO. juno l7--diy
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mo. 1851

NOTICE. OF the establishment OF additional land
~ office In he State of Wisconsin
In pursuance Congress approved February 81 1855
entitled sAn establish additional
Of Wi.consin" embracing all that OF e WILLOW
RIVER ofthe dividing
ne he called
hereby
the Cnied States SUPERIOR CITY, in said Stale.
my haud city Wellington day
April, A. ID. 1850 JOHN WILSON,
Commissioned oi the General Land Once.
April 29-law6w Int and Star,
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No. 543.l
NOTICE or the discontinuancc Of the land Office at
IN viucaD ndta

NorIoE aIves that the land Office at VserssEs s
which directed public
No $751; dated February ~ 1885, purposes therein
TONED discontinued the public uno
the land office in said ae the register and
ceive for which office Will public notice the which
they will be prepared receive applications M entries such
lands their Office.
my hand, city Washington mi. day
September, A. ID. 1885, THOs. A. HENURiIkS.
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Sep 2-law6w Intel. and star.1
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Delaware College.

HE first term Of the college in h,instuon viii
the 9yth
the
scientific, which may take
Particular
the analysis OF sos also, engineering aud practical
veying.
of the academca department {uner ].
W. Weston A. NJ correspond win ,hose Of college,
address
DANIEL KIRKWoOD, President. 6
NEWARK, (Del) July TO- 1855.
July i3--Iaw6w
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Post once Department,

THE rule authorizing whose Offices entitled
furnished by the hills
printing hereby rescnded
nom and aer this money win he received for purpose
by the department JAMES CAMPBELL,
Mae2i-l-. wv Postmaster Gcnern
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A AurOH.OGlApuY OF Arago / vol London 1855

A AUTOBiOGNAPHY OF Arago; vol. London 1885
IL Phlps's Worlds beyond The Earth VOL London, 1852
Alex her schools; by kingsley. 1855
The Philosophy Of Unversa History by the Cheyaer Bun
. VOLS London, l555.
Oburn's Monumental. History Egypt vols London,
Hardwiek'd Shilling Peeruge Tor 1855.
snlings Worth Of Magic; by Professor Anderson.
Daniel de Foe and CbnrcLi by john Forster vol 1856
Helas,he History Literature, and of Greeks
German ofJacobs | vol 1855
Poes Ninevehs Ancient History and Modera Explorers.
vol. 1855.
The Curiosies of Lonon; by John Tmbs. vol. 1855.
With other English books imported by ast steamer by
June Ia FRANCK TAYLOR.
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plays by Anna Cora Mo~vsts, aushOr OF Autobtog-
raphy OF Actress. Price rs
The Hour Of the Man, by Harriet Mnruneau Fncc CENTS
America and the Americans, by w. f. Baxter, M r.
Fairy Tales Of the Countess Annoy r. Panche
and Illustrations by John Gilbert.
History OF Pfiestcra In all Ages and Nations William How
a School OF LITE by Anna Mary Bowtt.
Just received az TAYLOR l. MAURy's
May 81 Bookstore near 9Th street.
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NEW EDITION OF DICK fINs'S Complete WORK So
The complete works of Charles Dciens i've Five
volumes, 81 so
Missing Bride, Miriam, Avcuger; by Mrs Emma
Z. N sonilworn Paper, Si bound, 81 rs.
The Pickwck Papers complete. Price so cents.
Just published and for sale TAYLOR n MAURY'5
May27 Bookstores p.h street
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OURLIC schools and Private The school
general throughout the Districi Of Columbia
geer with Of school statotory low prices
On sale NJ TAYLOR N MAURY'S,
Bookstore, 9Th
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United States Mail.

PROPOSALS for the mails OF the United
lst day OF October, 1885, 1889
Stae OF North CaroIna will be
The Post Oihce Department, the city of nshmg.on Mon
day ah August 1888, al s. Ito be decided day
56ob From Ralcigh by Barclaysve
and Mary Garden Fayetteville, 62 miles back daily
in
Leave Raleigh daily 7E pm;
Arrive nj Fayetteville days by TX am;
Leave Fayetteville daily ts
arrive al Raleigh days by
For form of bid,
requirements, Sc advertisement inving proposals
service n Virginia, North Carolina, &C. dated January 2 1855
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
PosT OPFIcE DEPARTMENT., July 81, 1885.
July 22-law4w