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The uouse of REPRESENTATIVES,

We were conversing lately with gentleman of
much political experience and sound judgment
upon the present curious state of affairs in the
House of Representatives. This gentleman gave
it as his opinion that there no grounds for
apprehension of any detriment to the public In.
terests from this condition of things In his opi.
MON, the country is safe, SO long Congress does
nothing; it is only when it does something that
he public has anything to fear.
This view of the case is consoling at any rate
and we recommend it to the consideration of mem
bers that they may not act with undue haste in
the election of Speaker. In their present paralyz-
Cd condition, they are impotent for evil, and we
believe the time has long ago passed when much
rood was expected of them. Their time ia gene
rally consumed in President making, and speeches
for Bupcombe, instead of legisatng for the true in
terests Of the country. Even if they had organ.
ised on the first day of the present session, who
supposes that they would have passed, by this
time, one single measure of national advantaee9-
Who does not know that every hour would have
been occupied in the everlasting negro subject in
belcose defamation about the British lion and tho
American eagle-a second edition, without i'm,
provements, of the memorable scuf1le in ls456
for the whole Of Oregon or nonea They could
therefore, have effected no good by organization,
and might have done great harm. As it is thew
are inuocuous and respectable They can neither
involve the country In civil nor a foreign war,
they are unable to perpetrate bad grammar or hor
rble rhetoric; they can't set the whole world laugh
ing over the highfalutin flights of the eagle carry
ing of the lion In his amazing claws That power
which the constitution does not accord to the Pre-.
sident of slencing mischievous legislature, and
sending them home to their constituents. thew ara
virtually exercising themselves, shutting their
own mouths and tying up their own hands, to Tho
Immense qualification and advantage of the coun.
Try.
When Congress organizes look out for sorau0,
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The American Hotel at Columbia, s. c., has
been sold to VIM. Bollinger for $40, 600
Hon. Sam Houston left Nashville, Tenn. for
Washington city Saturday morning.
Mayor Woods Life has been written by Donald
Mcleod
Hiram Pierce recently testified in Boston. that
the chance OF a green hand who bets three card
monte is about two in a hundred
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Thsrsday Morning, January 10, 1Sa



The English Prces.
We lately quoted from an Edinburgh journal
aronr tribute to the universal freedom of the Eng
= press from all suspicion of venality. We have
no means Of knowing how far the compliment 10
deserved but take Ii for granted that In country
of honest men, venai press could scarcely nnd
favor Moreover. from the fact that In the coils
IONS Of the party press of England, such charge
&c rareiy brought even In the heat OF party pas
sgon we conclude that It is not common vice, as
men are most apt to suspect others OF frailtes to
which they are themselves peculiarly prone.
ro,aIlv worthy of commentator with that hon
..,v and incorruptibilisy which would forever pre-
ven. an English journal from using its columns to
advance tho private and personal interests of its
editors. are the dignity and courtesy which distin'
quish the true gentleman In every relation of hfe'
and which never moro important aud graceful
than 10 the conduct of public Journal Ii u aue
70 justice 20 say that there are few Engiish no"
papers which far forget the dignity OF tneif pro
fession and the proprieties Of life az 10 mAAe INC
press a vehicle Of personal malevolence ana envy,
s.ili less of the swinsh spirit and department OF
Billipgspate In short the English press, by its
Information It's learning the soldity and vigor Of
t,s edi,oriala. its general consistency and self
respect Is ono Of the British institutions which the
most preiudiced American may appreciate and
honor and which gives 1t just claims TO be consid-
sred the fourth estate of Great Britain.
Upon this subjec. we commend to our readers an
article In late number Of Fraziers Magazine,
upon the American Political Press, with which we
generally concur, except in the undue prominence
which It gives to the political journals of New York,
and particularly to some of those journals, over
other political newspapers in this country. There
are, rs we have before remarked, able political
journals in Boston. Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Washington as in New York. II would be impos-
sbe for any impartial critic Of the American press
- assign position to the National IatellsenocT,
secondary in ability, influence and dignity to that
of any other paper in the United States. It Is in
all respects model of political Journals.
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COMMERCIAL.
RicAmond nIarksss. January 9, 1856.

Richmond Markets. January 3, 1855.
FIGURING new trausa<tionsto quote
WHEAT-No change In quoeatons 800 ~, .oF
o..
CoRN-Owing to the distractions to trsnsporta.
ton the market 10 nearly bare Of Corn Saies at W
cts, with an upward tendency
OATS-Scarce ut IS eta
BACON-New Sides are down to IL cts; Shoulders
II; Hams nominal, at 126i3 The supply OF Bacon
il small, and shipments from baltimore detained ~
the ice. Yet the market is dull
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II Mark the Impr0vement...HOb son, of
the American Shaving Saloon, is furnishing up his
accommodating place for the reception of Fall and
He will soon have his place handsomely renewed
1t has heretofore been, and will continue to be- the
resort of the DID, the middleaged and the Young for
in style unsurpassed by any one, will surely find
Hobson or his polite employees. Go, then, to Hobson
and get clean nice shave, your hair in becoming
style, and take good Hot, Cold or Shower Bath and
you will come away better and wiser.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan 9--The Delaware river here
is frozen over Last night was the coolest we have
had yet Four locomotives are frozen up between
here and Trenton, n Jersey. There are no trains
running between here and New York, though
despatch from there says the road will be in pass
able order this evening. The passengers for this
place from Trenton came on in sleighs.
MARIETTA Ohio Jan. 9.-The Ohio river is fro
zen over here The thermometer is eleren degrees
below zero
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NORFOLK AFFAIRS Capt. John Davis of the
steamer Curtis Peck, says the Norfolk News Of
yesterday Is lying III in that city. The steamer Is
now lying ice bound in Norfolk Thos G. Wilder,
Q merchant died on Tuesday last
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Meeting of the National Az
riruIfurul &ncipty.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9-The National AgricuI-
tural Society held its anniversary meeting at the
Smithsonian Institute this morning. An address
was delivered by Hon. Marshall Z. Wilder. The
Treasurers account showed balance of 81, 900 in
the treasury Several interesting papers were
read and the Society adjourned until tomorrow.
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DEATH OF MINIsTER.-Rev. Francis s. Mitch
ell, member of the Virginia Methodist conference
died at his residence in Richmond, on the lst inst
He had been In feeble health for several years and
his death was not unexpected
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TAXING TRIP NoRTH.-On Sunday, the 30th
ult, two negro girls, belonging to DR.. Churchman
of Staunton, who are very near white, took the
cars at that place and made their way TO Balti
more, where they were arrested and returned to
their owner Since their return they have been
sold for s. O00 At the same time DR. G. sold four
negro men for 81 125.
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DIED.

On Tuesday morning, the 9th inst. at 20 minutes
to s O'Clock, ALFRED VALENTINE, son of A. V.
Crenshaw, aged IL years and months.
We recall with yearnng heart the beautiful traits
of this lovely and lamented child His quick percep
tions and the nervous tone of thought, that shone
alike in his gay or serious conversation-his almost
feminine tenderness of disposition his fine sensibity,
and his total Inconsistencies of gueor these rare
traits loTed him, and 10th to part even from
the poor remnant debtor to the grave.
''But thy will be done. o. Lord"
The friends of the family are requested to attend
his funeral Thursday, at o'clock r M. from his
fathers residence, Grace street, without further
notice.
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SNOW IN STAUNTos-On Sunday last, the
snow at staunton was IS inches deep The train
On the Central Railroad started for Richmond,
but was compelled 70 put back to Stanton On
Tuesday last no communication had been had from
Richmond, since the Saturday before.
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AZ A. w. OsbOrne,s great Picture Gale
~, Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank 10
known to be the finest and largest Daguerrean estab
lishment south of the Potomac river. Citizens and
strangers visiting the Fair should pay visit 10 this
establishment, where they may obtain hkenesses in
every known style of the art from the smallest to the
largest sze The ladies viii do wen TO call and look
at our assortment of beautiful PEARL Shell Papier
Machie Velvet and Morocco Cases, before purchasing
elsewhere. A. W. OSBORNE.
oc q Sign of the American FLAG
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The old soldiers of 1912,
In meeting to-day, adopted resolution for the ap-
pointment of a committee, consisting of one from
each State and Territory, to frame constitution
for the Society of United Brothers of lSl2," into
which the Convention resolved itself.
tsECOND DIsPATCH.]
sP. M.-The Convention adjourned this evening,
TO meet here on the 9Th of January next.
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/ Mc(yahR 0f HamnfAn Ka.

HAMPTON, Va, Oct. 16, 1885,
Having had occasion to BAKERS PREMIUM
BITTERs in my family within the last two yeats in
cases of dyspepsia and nervous headache, safely
say nave never used any remedy for these distre
ing maladies with so signal success this L have
ever carefully avoided recommending any of the ysri-
Gus nostrums with which the country is flooded, be-
cause believe IN majority of cases, they do
tried under my immediate observation and produced
such beneficial results do not feel liberty with
hold my humble testimonial to their value.
JNO. C. McCABE.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO, and Druggists
generally. ocS0
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MISS JOSEPHINE N. BuNKLEY, Of Norfolk, au.
thoress of disclosures of Num-" was married in
Weldon, n. c., Monday, to DIR. S. Andrews, of
Perth Amboy, n. J.
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT.-On the 18th ultimo, the
house of Mr. Beaker, near Evenburg, Tenn, was
burned down, and Mr.. B., his wife and two daugh-
ters persisted in the flames
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The Bank Question in the Senbte.
The Alexandria Sentinel states member of tho
Virginia Senate stated a few day since, that the
members Of that body had been polled on the Bank
question, and majority Of three to one found 10
be opposed to the new or free Banking system.
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wAsHINaTos, Jan. 9-The steamer Powhatan
was FIVE hours coming from Acquia creek to Wash
ngton yesterday. She encountered much ice.
We have had no Southern mail since Monday.
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~ Hair Dye Hair Dye..-Johnsou. Har.
ber has Hair Dye which Is instantaneous and never
washes of. We win advise all who dye TO give John
charge.
Also to be had FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic, an infai.
ible remedy for all the ills that the human hair il
heir to.
10TH STREET BETWEEN MvrN CARY STREETS.
no q
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T Stop: Mr.: NJ. p. simons, not quite so
last eut wait until jury of your peers shall decide
(which viii soon take piaee) whether Won ear con.
bragg 90 high ~
Tho public are informed that the genuine Arnbro
type csn only be obtained at my Gallery. where /
guarantee TO furnish better Ambrotypes than be that
boasts 30 much in every instance or no charge made
de 81 anhrotyni.t
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Commercial.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9-Flour declined-Ohio % so;
Southern 1887. Wheat nominal Corn lower
Western mixed 81. Provisions quiet. Virginia 6's
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DfABoLIcAL DEsr0s-A negro girIbeloneinR
In Staunton. DR.. Coleman, in whose family She
was living. having detected her In an attempt TO
feed bis family on ground glass which she had
sprinkled in the -four She had been corrected by
DIR Coleman. and had threatened TO puf tho whole
family out Of the world, protesting her willingness
70 suffer the penalty Of the crisns provided she
could cbeAin the vengeance she desired.
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DWELLING SoLD-Mr J. c. Covel has disposed
of his dwelling on Gospel Hill, Staunton, for
81, 500 to John l.. Peyton
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ton books of the Cosmopolitan Art Association
will be closed in few days. in order to get ready for
the distribution of works of Art, which takes place
the 3Ist of January 1856 Persons DESTROYS of be-
coming members, will please hand in their names
forthwith The payment of SIS constitutes any one
zines for year, and also a ticket in the dstrbu
ton. The Magazines consist of the following month
Dickens Household Words, Graham's l. Godey's
Ladies' Books. LittelPs Living Age is furnished, and
two tickets in the distribution, for Sc Among the
valuable works to be distributed, is the far-famed
"Genoa Cruciix," which originally cost $4,000. De-
scrptive catalogues furnished and subscriptions
ceved by c. II. SUTTON,
Honorary Secretary for Richmond, Va,
ia 1--2w Corner 18th and Bank SITS.
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syHt HANDLE n NlSEr AaD FUA fxr.
We hsye large and varied assortment OF Table
ar sale In sets By the single doz~u with Silver Ps
led oe Steel Forks BuLkLEy CO.,
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~ Auction NOticc.-.Having retained pos-
session Of the large warehouse on 4th street.
y occupied BY u, we are prepared to receive con.
SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING. FURNITURE, or any
other description Of Merchandise. The premises are
very central and coumodious, and goods can be adj
returns rendered.
de 2I--n KENT, PAINE CO., A1cts
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q Ladies, Preserve your Teeth, avoid
the agonizng toothache aud the horrors of the dental
forceps, by the habitual use of DowDENs DENTAL
FLUID Ii prev, nts the formation of tartar,
RED and healthy condition. imparts q wilderness to
the teeth, refreshing aromatic flavor to the mouth
and BREATH ia recommended by the principal dentists
and physicians of this and ether cities superior &c
any preparation in use. For sale by PURCELL Ladd
Co.; Bennett Beers; Ade Gray, and all druggists
oc6-dSm.
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COST OF FERTILIZERS.

A few days since we published table OF the
amounts of Guano and Plaster imported into this
city for the last nine months. Since then we have
been enabled to procure the entire amount for the
year from the let Of Jan. IS to the 3st day Of De-
cember last This amount and its value will be found
below, from which it will be seen the agricultural
community, trading with Richmond, have paid with
in the twelve months S10sl.l for these fertilizers
Making very considerable hole in the proceeds of
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~ DR.. u. =. Watson offers his Prufes.
sonal services 10 the citizens Of Miehmond
Office and res;dencs corner Of Franklin and 9th
strsefs jaS-lm
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SO Cent Da RuerreOtyp es.-
POWERS DUKE are still furnishing their CUSTOM
with their neverfaing Daguerreoypes for 50 cts
with Ambrotypes or Glass Pictures, Theoretically
sealed between glasses but they still taking
their world-renowned Flesh Tint Daguerreotypes,
which are too well known to the people of Virginia
and which have received the highest prase both for
their cheapness and durability. de y
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Elijah Denny, an old revolutionary psnsionsr In
ksntQaky wv tle year, of sgs In september last.
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9-In the House to-day Mr..
Smith. of Tennessee defended the Democratic
party and the President from the charge that they
are responsible for tie delay in the organization
of the House.
Mr.. Whitney, of New York, defended the oth
section of the Philadelphia PLATFORM declaring that
that the American principles as set forth in that
section were not intended for Individuals but for
a system of principle such as were advocated by
the Romsh church
election or Speaker by plurality vote
Mr. Galloway of Ohio read telegraphic dis
patch, signed by % Ohio Senators, commencing
the Ohio delegation for their course in relation to
Banks.
-Four ballots were then had, the lastof which re-
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g%B NIX of Virgin nj a.---The General
Meeting of the Stockholders of the Bank of Virginia
will be held their Banking House, in the city of
Richmond, on MONDAY, the l4th of January next.
The law provides, that officer or director of
bank shall vote the proxy of stakeholder in any
election of director officer of bank; shall any
proxy be valid which shall have been executed sixty
days before the time of election.
de l1-2awtl4ja SAML. MARX, Cashier.
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~ Board of Trade Committee of Ar.
bitration
LEWIS WEBB, Chairman
JAMES DUNLOP, BENZ W. RICHARDSON.
BENZ. C. GRAY, JOHN FL. CLAIBoRNE.
no 2-ts
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TO MIR. p. X. Gibbs ...Dear sir
IL >SI have no comment to make upou tba nm.
gentlemanly card Of yours, which appeared
in yesterdays Dispatch neither regards it's truth
my intentions to hold you responsible at law for the
slanderous attacks upon my character and business
Yours, NJ P. SlMONS,
ia lo--t Amb otypst.
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81 1. p. Chase, NJ. D.. Home oputhist..-
Once loI Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
Richmond Va ia S--Sn >
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ing FUND Company-An adjourned meeting Of the
Company for the purpose of electng officers for the
ensuing wear will be held TIL URSDAY EVENING,
Jan. 10, at o'clock.
The tweuty-fourth instaluent will be due and pay
By order WIN. A. BUFFERS,
In e-2t Secretary.
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wImitation Ambrotypes, as MIR. Gibbs
calls them are liked by all who them much bet
ter than the genuine article. Mr.. Gibbs however is
90 good. We viii now see whether he really be-
eves what he says by putting him to the test. The
test shall be forfeit of $780, that he cannot make
superior Ambrotype of any subject than we can. But
we would like this to be understood, that if we beat
him. he must not talk any more about infringements
but be satisfied with the opinion of the judge that
there is no infringement To it quite ride
uous in Mr. Gibbs to say that is only an imita-
ton and then to accuse us of an Infringement
ia 8 Nj. z. SIMONS, Ambrotypist.
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4 OST-last week, between the theatre
IL and the Exchange Hotel, my FREE PAPERS,
suitable reward will De paid for their delivery at
this Office. MARIA OLIVER,
je 9-2t~ free woman of color
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O. Card..-Thomas w. keesee, Auction.
eer fOfice with George J. Sumner, No 20 Pearl st.,
will attend in person to the sale of Real Estate
Household Furniture Stocks of Merchandise, Horses
&c.
ALso.-To Renting out Houses and Hiring out Me-
groes.
de- -
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F DIR. james DOve..Oft3ce corner of Bank
and 9Th streets, opposite the Bell House ia Sim
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ia III W WAN setcos.
ROUND LA = TIE R.--1OO tons No. 1
VI Richmond Ground Plaster; for sale by
ial0 EDWIN WORKMAN l. CO.
HERKINsS AND M IA T. X 4 X 4 l. ITO
L l. bbls No | N C Herrings; 40 bbls No s Mackerel
for sale by EDWIN WORKMAN 4 co.
r INIE TAR AND GRINDSTONES--For
II sale by EDWIN WORKMAN CO.
lava COFFEE.--2OO pockets prime old
ia 10 EDWIN WORKMAN & CO.
r.. To- ACCOM- Nj y ID A I y y
- s5ia.s.sssslslEE.s TRAlN3CaANGE OF Hoo as
instant, the Accommodation Train of this Company
will run daily Sundays excepted) between Milford
and Richmond.
Leaving Milford at 81 O'Clock, A, NJ, stopping at
the Cottage for breakfast and arrive in Richmond at
9! O'Clock, A. NJ
Returning, will leave Richmond at O'Clock, P. NJ
and reach Milford at st o'clock, P. M.
Fare the same as on the Regular Trains.
SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
Office R.. +. & Pc. r. R. Co,
Richmond, Nov. 26. 1885, ) no 70
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4 DMINIsTKATOt,s NOTICE.-AII per
"A sons having claims against the estates of James
Lyle, deceased, and Mrs. Jane L. Lyle deed,
quested to present them for payment and those in
debted will please make immediate settlement as it
is very desirable that the said estates should be
tied up forthwith.
GEO. w. SNELLINGS, s. of c..
And Administrator of said estates.
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HOUsEKEE GOODS AT RE-
II DI-CEn PRICES

IL DUCED PRICES
Three ply and super Ingram Carpets
Velvet, Tapestry and Tnfted Rugs
Super Bed Blankets, all grades
Linen and Cotton Sheetngs, 10 and 12-4
Linen Damasks bleached and unbleached
Demask Table Cloths Napkins and Doyles
Cashmere Table and Piano Covers
Damask Muslin and Lace Curtain Goods
Huckaback and Dan,ssk Towels and Toweling
As l am DESTROYS of reducing my stock of the above
description of goods previous to receiving my Spnng
supply will offer these things at such low prices that
cannot fail to please the closest buyer.
ALFRED MOSES,
Ia 10 IS Main atrset.
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LOST.
T OsT-5O DOLLARS REWARD.--Io 10.

T OST-JO DOLLARS REWARD.-Io.,
II on Wednesday, the I'd inst. between Let strse,
and the Old Market CLUSTER BREASTPIN set
reward and questions asked by leaving it at this
office. ia 10. 81
I OST-.Tuesday evening, n Porte Mon
II maize containing one SO Virgins note ons 8
North Carolina note, gold dollar and few papers.
office. ia l0--lts
I OST.-At he Montgomery Guards,
Il Ball, on Tuesday evening last . CAMILLA
BREASTPIN. The finder will be rewarded by leav.
ing lt at this Off1ce. s l0-ft
\ OST. LOST !-On Monday, january ..
~ double bottom, open faced (verge) SILVER
WATCH, No 6726 in the case. If returned to fhs
owner VIM B. Illingsworta, at the store Of Mr.
VIM. Bartholomew, corner of 18th and Main streets
will be literally rewarded.
ia 9-3t~
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EOUND-Dn Main street, yesterday morn
Il ing small SUM OF MONEY, which the owner
can have by applying to and describing the same
ia l0-lt* BEF. CLOPFON.
s1NOR HIRE.-A first rate Cook and two
l. good House Gins for hire Apply to
ia lO--3t% GEO. I. HERRING.