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A FAMILY IN PRIsoN-A man named Mason
and his wife were sentenced to one year in the
Louisiana penitentary, at Baton Rouge, the other
day. AT the same term of Court young man
named Wise Ia son of Mason's wife, was sentenc-
ed to fourteen years in the penitentiary.
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HORRIBLE The Alexandria Sentinel speaking
of the murder of Mr George Green, in Prince
William county says:
The diabolieal deed was consummated by three .
negro women and the two boys, all of whom have
confessed their guilt and have been lodged in Jail.
Remarkable to relate the leading spirit of this hor.
rible transaction was . woman about seventy
years old.
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A CHRISTMAS GIFT-Hon. David Prentss, OF
Utica, N, Y, now nearly 20 years of age, was the
tutor of Ex-Governor Seymour, Hon. Ward Hunt,
! and others who have reached high public honors
His old pupils have not forgotten him. They
make up an annual holiday gift for his benefit OF
$500 each Five of these gentlemen made up in
this way purse of 81 500 for the old geatleman's
Christmas
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DISTINGUISHED HERETO According to the
London Morning Advertiser measures have been
adopted with view of ins:ituting thorough In.
vestigation into the charges preferred against DR.
Davidson, Professor of Biblical Criticism in the
Lancashire Independent College, of his virtual
denial of the inspiration of the Scriptures and OF
his heteredoxy on various important points in con.
nection with evangelical religion.
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GIN UP ALL IDEA OF WOMEN FOLKS "A funny
correspondent. Of the Portland (Maine) Transcript
writes as follows:
have recently gin up all idea of woman folks
and come back to perltical life [ am more at
home in this line than in huntin the fair sects.-
Aingills in petticuts an kiss quicks" is pretty
to look at, and gin in. but darn 'em they are as
slippery ees, and when you fish for 'em and get
a bite, you somehow other find yourself at the
wrong end of the line, they have cotched you -
An when you We stuffed 'em with pea nuts candy,
and doggertypes, they will throw you away as
they would q cold tater. Leastwise that's been
my experience. But I've done with 'em now. The
Queen of Sheber, the sleepn beauty, Kleo.patry 8
needle, Pompey's pillar, an Lots wife, with a
steam engine to help 'em, couldn't tempt me. The
very sight of bonnet riles ME all over.
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UNITARIANIsM IN ENGLAND.-There are 242
Unitarian congregations in England, including
two free christian churches, which are decidedly
Unitarian in doctrine. In Wales there are % nj,
tarian congregations in Scotland 6, and in LELAND
Shaking in all 3I3 Unitarian congregations in
Great Britain and ireland.
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CONFERENCE HELD IN KASsAs-A Methodist
Conference has already been held In Kansas, st
which eleven members were present The Meth
odist Committee have appropriated $40, 0o0 for The
work In the bounds Of that Conference.
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VIsITERs TO THE PARIS BoURsE.-On the Is,
day o. January, says the Paris correspondent O!
the New York Commercial Advertiser, the tax ot
one franc all entrances to the Bourse will CON-
mence; and in order to estimate about the sum
which this new measure will yield, the govern.
ment stationed men on Saturday at the two gates
in front OF the building to count every individual
who entered during the hours of business. The
number was II ,225.
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WIFE KILLED.-A murder of a most colo

WIFE KILLED.-A murder of a most cold
blooded character took place in Baltimore Monday
of which the Sun has the following account:
Mrs Rebecea Lynch, widow of Edward Frede
rick, some four months since became married to
her present husband, William Lynch. For some
cause he had been arrested and sent to jail A
short time since he was released and came home
His conduct to his wife was represented as any
thing but that which should characterize such q
state. Yesterday be came into the house, EN-
braced his wife and kissed her he then made fa
miliar with his wife sister, when suddenly turn
ing, he drew knife, and attacking bis wife
inflicted the wounds which caused her death in q
few hours This trarspired in a moment almost
in room on the lower floor in of the bar room
He Immediately left and at last accounts had not
been arrested. No positive or immediate cause is
suggested for the act.
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A HEAVY SHAvE.-It is testified to in the trial
of Huntington, by a book keeper of firm who
was in The practice of accommodating him with
loans the purpose of shaving notes. that to one
of these firms he paid sometimes, for sums of hve
or ten thousand dollars, one per cent. day. saying
that it was half what he made 1t is no wonder
that SO many failures occur in New York.
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INJUNCTION TO SToP A MUNICIPAL JUSKET -
The government of the city of Lawrence, Mass
lately appropriated S200 of the public money, 10
defray the expense of supper for themselves and
invited friends. On the Goth inst, An injunction
was served upon the City Treasurer, forbiddins
him to pay the appropriation.
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RESIGNATION OF AN ARMY OFFICER-The re
sipna,ion of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Joseph II
Eaton, captain third infantry, has been accepted
by the President to take effect December 81, 1896
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AN EQUESTRIAN "DRED" IL LONDoN.-Com-
plying with the popular humor, Mr. Cooke of AS
ley's Amphitheatre, has brought out "Dred" Of
his own IL which several of Mrs. Stoves heroes
ride on horseback, as indicated il the novel; where
as in non-equestrian establishments both oppres
sors and oppressed forced, contrary to history
to trudge On loot. Thus, Harry, escaping from
the clutches Of Tom Gordon, seizes the horse of
the tyrant as a vehicle of flight; Tom and his rab-
BILE are all well mounted, and so on. However.
while accurately following such details as are
convenient, the dramatst has allow edhmseif con-
siderable license in the general treatment of the
story and introduced situations of which the no.
yelist is altogether innocent. Such an intToduc
ton is a scene of stable from which Dred ab-
ducts three horses belonging to Tom and bis
friends in order to prevent their pursuit OF Harry,
and this scene with all the ninutia proper TO n
stable aud all the interest connected with THEFT,
constitute very Astley's EFFECT" Moral justice
is of course inflicted the oppressor, as at the
Surrey, but 10 suit the peculiaries OF the amphi.
theatre, it takes an equestrian shape. Several OF
the horses sink into the swamp, some to rise no
more. others to emerge triumphant and this sink
ing and re appearing Of steeds is novelty In the
way of equestrian spectacle. Let US add thst
Mr. Holloway, the leading tragedian at house
where even Shakespeare is set on horseoaek, I'M
personates the avenger Dred, and that his myste-
rious appearance is ever greeted Win vehsment
applause.-London Times
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ARREST OF A SUPPOSED MURDERER.-Alien
Weed, printer by trade, was arrested in Auburn,
N. Y. Saturday. charged with the murder Of Mr.
Beadle, which occurred some three months since
in that city.
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lE DAILY DISPATCH
BY JAS. A. COwARDTN.

q The Daily Dispatch u served 20 suhssysSk. :.
IL AND A QUARTER CENTS pgR4werr. ravsE -
Carrier weekly. Price for mailing. a. ~. - -
q for six months, In advance. ''si' 81
e The Weekly Dispatch 10 issued sv.r, -.
:. and rasi'ed to subscribars at q per apnuw
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INTERESTING CELEBRATION IN NEW ORLEANS
The New England Society of New Orleans cele.
orated Its anniversary by dinner, on Tuesday
last. The Picayune gives an account of the pro-
ceedings, from which we extract the following
In the centre of the table was placed on a pedes-
tai, an ornament wrought in sugar, repre- senting
bundle of thirty one fssces, of the Roman pattern
each rod being marke ed with the name of one of the
States, and encircled with a broad band, on which
was inscribed the word Union" On the four sides
Of the pedestal were the following inscriptions re-
ferring to the four precedent in the formation
of the Union: l. Landing of the Pilgrims, i620.o
2. "Declaration of Independence. 1776" s. "Capt-
uation of Yorktown, 1884," (Which terminated the
war of the American Revolution;) and 4. adoption
Of the Constitution, 1887" On another part of the
table representation of the shields Of Lousi-
ana snd Massachusetts side by sids leaning against
sitnlie of the monument at Concord bearing the
proper nsori ption showing that upon that spot on
which it stands was shed the st blood of the Revo-
luton. These we-devised aud finely executed en-
bems attracted good deal of attention
To toast IL honor of 'The South" DR.. Clarke
ably replied; and Thomas Allen Clarke, Esq an
swered the following with much eloquence and abil
ity: New England the home Of our fathers; may
their spirits descend and exercise the foul demon Of
fanaticism" " The toast to The Union" was re-
sponded to by James &. Eustis ESQ., in a very hand
some manner. Mr. Otis replied to that in honor of
THE Press" and Mr.. Palfrey spoke very acceptably
to that complimentary to The Ladies'" concluding
with the following tosst "Our Pilgrim neither rs,
who, amidst suferings nd tolls rocked the cradle
New En- glands infancy"
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GAS IN CTTIEs.-The price of gas varies In al
most every city. In Boston IL 10 o. 50 with per
cent discount; Lowell % SO; New York " %;
PhIadeIphia S2 IS with discount Of per cent;
baltimore a 90 with . discount Of IS per cent;
Washington city a 90 with discount Of l2s per
cent
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DIED IN PRIsoN-Andrew Sims, who was sent
to the psatentiary for 80 years, for arson IN
lsi9 from Pittsburg Pa, died in jail last Mon
day,
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SAD AFFLICTIQS The family of Mr. Samuel
Vaudersce, who resided on Stone street, Camden,
New Jersey, has been singulary afflicted within
q week past On Sunday last, two little children
died VI Thin an hour of each ether, and were bu.
ried in the same coffin. On Tuesday the body OF
Mr.. Vanderslice was brought home corpse, nav.
ing fallen down fight of stairs at his place OF
business by which his skull was so badly fractured
that he died in a few moments afterwards.
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10000 Tickess.-3.3o7 Prizes.
'EARLr ONE PRIZE TO EVERY s.NE TICKET,

Whole Tickets $40, Halves s Quarters 25o
~ The fret 307 Prizes are decided in the us,sl
3nneT.
The ) coo prizes of $40 will be determined
the last figure of the number that draws the $50
Afrtze. For example, if the number drawing tie
-e,to0 prize ends with Ne. J. then all the tickets
here the number ends II l, will be entitled to $40
the number ends with No. 2, then all the Tickets
here the nunbst ends in 2, will be entitled to $40
I'd go on to f.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the follow
- rates which is the risk
: srtifsste Of Packages OF 10 Whole Tickets, SEQ
10 Half so
10 Quarters =" IS
rs~ Addres. orders for Tickets or Certifastes Ell
Ier to g. SWAN & CO, Atlanta, Ca
&c 10 or S. SWAN. MONTGOMERY. Ais.
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The u. s. Surveying schooner Belle was lately
lost on the coast Of Florida Grew saved.
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-oH Tfizes aroGntnp 70 E2O3 nm
Whole Tickets $40; katyes 5; quarters 2 81
TEe fret SG7 prizes decided In the ususI ,,.rn
The s ooO prizes Of SO will De determined he H.
figure Of the number that draws the sl5COo nrizs
example, If the number drawing the s IS 0Oo
1e ends with No |. then all the tickets where ,bs
4mber enda in will he entitled TO $40. If the npn.
~ ends with No = then all the tickets wbsra tha
nber ends in 1wll be entitled to $40, and 40 on 70
.<.nE rates which is th risk: '0 IVA
'hlhcate Of Package Of 10 whole Tickets. $50
- antE
10 quarter " - Is
Aadre" orders for Tickets Certificates either to
. SWAN CO, Atlanta, Ga
or y. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
he !" or ; SWAN, Box 200, Mobile Ala
7URT GAINES ACADEMY f-SlT1TERV
Glass 23,
be drawn IN the city of Atlanta, Gsorpi. in nub.
q Tnesdny, January beth, 1857,
} the Pian OF SINGLE suMBERs
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FIFTY MILES TO HEAR BENTON The Rock
land (Me Democrat says Col Hall, of Camden,
and three gentlemen from Rockland went TO Bath
to hear and see Col Benton. They had the plea
sure of an introduction TO the Colonel, spent an
hour In his room and received call of like length
from him at their own rooms. When they in.
formed Col Benton that they had travelled fifty
miles TO hear him speak, he remarked that lit was
the greatest compliment ever paid him" "One
man, be said, "in Massa chusetts, had rode l20
miles by railway to see him. but that was nothing
in comparison to fifty miles over our billy country
in q common carriage
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sIEtUIGSs lu dame DUtAt<I, Pro
B = FEssoR OF AsrRoLoGY AND PHRENoLoGY, an
her arrival in this city, snd respectfully In
vites all persons wlshing to consult her ASTORIA
cIEHCE. or relating 20 Future Events. Madame
Juyal is lately from Earope, where she wassucSess-
liy patrouized by the Lobiity there. Her latest
,ractice was in ashington, where she aso received
,latterlng encouragement. Her stay in Rich
rrond will be for short time only abe is taking
tour Through the United States.
Ey- Residence Charity and st. Paul streets.
6A 5-lunS
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$4,000 Tickess.--3 $50 Prizes,

Nors fbaz Oae Prize 10 Ererp Ten IT,,
NOV FL SCHE ME-
Prize of.........S4",e Prtae OF. &, oeo
: rNa ,np ~es oi.'..... 200
.. - '''''''' cmSe inn 90 .'.'..,. 100
Iron ~ W ........ 10
APPROXIMATION pRIZFS
prise Of $50 spproximating to s$0o oo0
nr,.s stss;;;;;I,,,,;..........:...:.. 5000
( prizes Of 5lao spproximating to ss oo, ~"
pflZe are -..................,... sno
prizes of S75 sPProximating to es.oe
pflSe aFe....'.s.'- '-s..-...-.......,.. Snn
pr'zes Of $50 sprroximating to sl.eo0
prizes are '....'-......... 400
20 pTigss CT SIS HpproSimstiag to 500
prizes sre. '........................ l,seo
We prizes OF s4o .l20 0o0
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WAN l. CO.'S LOTTEKIRs.

WAN Il CO.'S LOTTEkIRs.
,vTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY Lorrepv
CLASS NJ,
o be drawn in the city Of Mobile. Ala. In nuhn.
saturday. January 10, IS5,. oa
N THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
IN ErRTtL and w; w. McsurRs, Esa,., Com.
missioners. ~'en'
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CALIRORNIA NRWs.

The steamer Illinois with San Francisco dates
TO the 9TH inst brings little news of interest The
Alta California gives the following summary:
Since the sailipg Of the last steamer considerable
rain has fallen throughout the State and the pros.
poets OF the miners are very favorable
II Inc net Governors Thanksgiving proclamation did
not reach the interior portions Of the State until
the day designated had passed
sweet potato was recently raised on ranch
on the Saci ameuto, weighing II pounds Six Dot,
toes weighed IN the aggregate 353 lbs
i, a lot OF oOO pounds Of tobacco has been raised
be very superior quality
Al the recent election two women were elected
to fill offices In Placer county-one "a Justice of
the Peace. and the other as Constable. Each re-
opposition.
Col Gaines recently died at Quartzbure, Mari.
posa county, aged eighty Year,.
Ihe Chanmen in Mariposa county have verv
generally adopted the American style of dress
ehew tooacco and drink brandy and lager beer.
II Is estimated that if the present season proves
favorable one, over = million dollars worth OF
gold will be washed out within four miles of San
Andres, Calaveras county.
The Supervisors of Mariposa county have as
ses.ed the Fremont grant at 81 600 000 The taxes
on it are S17, 900.
A grove of over 900 trees, varying in size from
six to thirty-two feet in diameter, and many OF
them from 325 to 357 feet high, has been recently
discovered on branch of Kings river. The trees
are of the arbor vitse species.
The Keystone Company, on Selby Hill. Sold a
few days since, 582 ounces of gold valued a,
$4,000, the profits of ten days washing of drift
dirt
-Four daughters of Rev. DR.. Yer Mehr, of Sono.
ma, died during last week. all of the same disease
putrid sore throat.
There are $50 miles of canals for the convey
ance of water for mining purposes In Ell Dorado
county, besides $50 miles of lateral branches
original cost of the work was 81, ,429, 600
The general health of the city has been excel
lent during the fortnight.
The whole number of newspapers published in
San Erapcisco is 81. of which d are dailies.
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GREEN TEAs.-The Missionary Advocate for
January contains a long letter from the Rev. Dr.
Wentworth, at Few Chau, China, from which we
make the following extract:
Several American ships are lying in port
awaiting the arrival of green teas. The English,
who love the leaf unadulterated, have taken the
first cargoes of the season, and sped homeward
with them. The Americans are green enough to
prefer an infusion of Prussia blue rendering tha.
article so scarce and high in the vicinity of the
green teas, that the natives can hardly afford to
use it on the venetans of their verandahs. II
some hundreds of good ladies, who 60 with their
heads tightly bandaged a day or two in each week
with sick headache, and whose only remedy is
green tea would abandon the use OF green tea
altogether. they would find in the remedy itself the
source of the disease"
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Es- 10, GOO!:. q
oUThERN MiLITiRlA -iDEMl LOTTERY
class N,
be drawn in the city of Mobile, Alabama, in pub.
RIDAY, JANUARY 50, 1857, on the Plan Of
SINGLE NUMBERS
Ohm HCRTEL and W. w. MAGUIRE Esos Com
mssioners
3G,010 Tickets--3 I95 Prizes.
fORE TH.iN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN
TIChLTS!
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT or THE HARLEM RAIL-
ROAD Number of Passea1es Iaiured. The
express train on the Harlem Railroad, which ief.
New York for Albany on Saturday afternoon, met
WIN serious accident on Sunday morning. near
turner's Station, by the breaking of rail, which
threw the train'from the track, ipjuring the CON.
ductor and six or eight passengers two of the lat
ter quite seriously. The Tribune says:
Ihe engine and tender passed over the injured
raii IN safety, but the baggage car and frst pas.
senger car were thrown off the track; the second
passenger car was thrown on its side and the
tnlId tnrned completely upside down There were
attoe time about l25 passengers on board The
scene Tor time, was of the widest csnfu sion
the air being rent with the cries and groans of the
injured.
Conductor Hills, though considerably injured.
having sustained severe contusions bis left side
arm and back, broke through one of the window 4
and dispatched signal lights on the road about a
mile distant from each end of the disabled train,
in order to prevent the occurrence of further &C.
cident
The male passengers in the first car having es.
capped uninjnred, forthwith set about relieving
those In the other cars and after considerable de.
lay all were got out, when 1t was found that sew.
eral had received serious if not fatal injuries.
lady about 45 or so years of age had her left arm
badly fractured. besides being otherwise injured
A gentleman about 40 years of age was found to
be insensible and badly cut and bruised.
Tbe remaining passengers in the car threwn on
its side, and the car turned upside down, were
more or less injured about the head and body
Cushions were taken from the cars and beds made,
ON which the injured were placed and made as
comfortable as possible
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u a. j. CLUPTON, Agent and Collector,
IL. Ofico No. Wall street, under st. Charles Ho-
tel, gives his personal attention to HIRING OUT
NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES, COL
LECTING CLAIMS, and any other business per-
tanning to General Agency. de i7-dim
NEGRO HlRbNG--The subscribers beg leave
TO return their thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed u.s. and will continue to hire
out negroes the ensuing year. Particular attention
paid them in of sickness and exertions made TO
OBTAIN for them good homes and liberal prices
BAKER & FLEASANTS,
de5-ts Corner of franklin and Union sts
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NENEKAL AGENCY. &c.
VI HILL 4 RAWLINGS, General Agents and
Collectors attend to hiring out NEGROES, renting
out HOUSES, and collecting CLAIMS of every de-
scription. RICHARD HILL, JR.
de 10-dGcim Z. g RAWLINGS
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NEGRO OHIKING...The subsCrtber again
v offers his services to his friend and the public,
for HIRING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing year.
He pledges himself to his best exertions pro
mote the interest of those who may favor him with
theie business and to pay special attention to the
groes during sickness
He hopes from experience of twelve yesr,, TO
be able to give satisfaction
Office at the old stand of Dabney Cauthorn, cor
ner of Main and 18th Streets oppoite ths st. Charles
Hotel. EDWARD NJ DABNEY.
de- I9-lm
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q n CUs.T Al COST, AT COST Nc
4 uuInbug bat Really so.-GOLDsmIT il offer
= tho greatest inducements to purchasers He will
Fer his whole and entire stock OF Trimmings, En-
oideries, Millinery, White Goods. Hosiery Gloves,
d fancy Goods, a. prime cost, for sixty days only,
these that want 10 purchase goods less than the
ual price should give HIM a call. His stock con
.,s in part of Irir mngs of every description, Col
,rs Sleeves, Bands, Infan. Waists, Embroidered
and Coroed skirts, Embroidered Caps, Ribbons:
Tisnnels Ruches Feathers. Black and White Blond
Leces Black silks, Irish Linens, Cambrc and Swiss
EDGES and Insertines Cambria and Swiss Mus'ins
sstins Yslysrs Tarlatans Gloves, Hosiery, Corseis
from the smallest the longest size, and thousands
{ ether articles which will be closed out at prime
cost, at GOLUSmiIs
Tiimmng and Fancy Store,
n asfrs
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BUSINESS CARDS.

DROFESSOR j. WEBER, Graduate Of
the University of Yubingen has arrived In this
city. and would be happy to form classes in German
French, Latin, Hebrew. Greek and Spanish
RFFERENcEs-Prof. Fasquels, of the University
of Michigan; Horace Mann, President of Antioch Col.
lsge, Ohio.
He can be seen at ONEILLS Residing Room
every day, from A. N. until o'clock, P. NJ.
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T. MokToN, JAS NJ ARMiSTEADs
tLate of Farmvilie Late Of Cumberland co.,
JOSEPH BLANToN,
(Of Cumberland COUNTY,
MORTON. ARMISTEAD & CO., Cons
1V1 MISSION MERCHANTS, opposite ShockOe Ware.
house. Richmond, Va will give special attention tn
the sale of all kinds of PRODUCE, and to any other
business entrusted to them.
~ LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Produce, either
in cash or Guano de I9-dkc6m