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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-08
rEI-r1.aAPnss, JEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DIsPATcH


OuRT6sDbOuhIy
w..urveToS, Jan. 7.-SeHGte.-The President,
T., ,snJv 10 resolution transmitted the letter OF
The Trans Atlantic Telegraph Company. stating
IN. t.cts concerning the proposed teleersph, And
saw that they WIZ enter into contract with
the u. g. Government on the same terms and
conditions ~ with the British Government, and
suggesting that our new war steamers are the
very best to sssist them In carrying the cable.
The President makes no recommendation, out
merely subroiss the letter and propositions made
by the company to the British House OF Lords -
There Is 60 reply of Mr. Marcy accompanying
the document.
Mr. Weller reporteda bill, to increase the pay
Of the officers of the army.
The Iowa contested election was considered
Mr. Baysrd against, and Foster for the admission
OF Hamlin. '-
Mr.. Hamiin's (of Ne resignation was received
and read.
Adjourned until Friday.
House-The discussion of the Presidents mes
cage resumed.
Mr. Barclay was very bitter on the President.
Ten thousand copies of the coast survey report
were ordered to be printed.
Adjourned until Friday
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THE DAILYrnISPArGH
y,vew sseu,s ,,hr,.t,ar .sociatiep.

YOuug Axenss Christian association.
The nexs lecture before de Young Mems Ch'is>
tian Association viii be delivered tomorrow n'so'
u the First Presbyterian Church. by Prof. s.h.L'
DE vtkr, Of the University Of Virginia III" su''
jecs being, "The Morsvians and their founaer
II b unnecessary for us to say word OF tue IaaensS
and ACCOMPLISHMENTS of this gentleman. NO one
could be better fitted to trest the interesting SUD
,ec, he has ssecsed for his lectures and those ~no
shall hear Il, will doubtless be highly grained.
/, TIL. connection, we cannot refrain from ap-
eaIIuv to our citizens and especially to the lad'e'
Of our civ to give to the Hectares provided by this
Associs ton generous encouragement and support
By their attendance on them, promoting al ooee
.asir own enjoyment and the public good. Al
shis time, wien the usual Ather9um lectures have
been discontinued and the city is destitute OF any
public entertainment, except the Theatre, 1t Is
purely matter OF no iigut moment TO maintain
course of public lectures which may allure young
men from exposure to temptation. and atord 70
all source of pure intellectual pleasure and i'm
provemen: The accomplishment of this osJec'
depends, however. on the interest taken py our
citzeas generally In these lectures and evlrceo o5
taeir attendance on them The members o. the
Association contribute their time, their exertloas
aud their funds 10 the exten. of their ability 10
provide ,his public benefit. but good audiences ana
some further means, are essential to MAINTAIN
course Of good lectures.
, Many have expressed their great regret az is'i'
ing TO hear the admirable lecture Of professor
MARINE last Tuesday evening, and the nope 'IS'
a repetition of it, or the delivery Of another, by
hin, might be secured Although that u 10" IN
practicable, they may avoid similar regret by
taking more interest ia the remaining lectures OF
thta
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uause aeryice in Eesy York,

There are some tribulaion in this latitude, con
nected with servants, but they are mostly confined
TO the Christmas holidays. In the city Of New
York, however, domestic troubles of this kind ap
pear to be perennial The servants ia that city
seem to be the masters, AID the masters servants.
The Express in its distress, declares that if son
Public Benefactor will rise up, and devise some
remedy BY which the good people of New YORK
can receive some proper compensation in return
for the rent, fuel lights, food, and las; and least
the wages they pay for house service, in New
York--that Benefactor will deserve a statue in
Union Sq1are the other side OF Washingtons
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New Novel by q Eirginiur

new Virginia novel as already announced l.
to be published soon. il ia written by Sr GEoser
TICKER, Esq, Clerk of tha House of Delegates -
" 10 entitled Ha1sford, aud is founded on Il l.
coma Rebellion" Those who know Mr. TUCKER
are eager to see it. His cultivated mind; bis fine
fancy and excellent descriptive talent lead us 10
expect nnost interesting fiction in his Hans.
ford" Gentlemen Of literary acumen, who have
examined the proofs, pronounce it work of I'M
common merit Gao. n WEST, bookseller of this
city, 10 the publisher, aud the book will appear
some sime In February
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Thc Neuccha,ei QUESTION,

l. is stated that Louis Napoleon, forgetting hii
suiecedents, has inspirated article ia the Mon
iteur upon the question ~ Issue, AMI snubs Sw;'z
eclaod pretty sharp il IT, for IAN obstnacy much
tobe regretiedan exaggerated susceptibility land
complete indifference to her counsel3 SNiizer
iaad must therefore not be astonished' continue
the Moniteur, vi. in the course Of events, she
should no longer fad the good will! which she
might so easily have obtained st:the cost of very
tIifing sacrifice"
Louis Napoleon is royalty Obvious OF tho fact
that Switzerland succored aud protected him In bis
hour of adversely. 'Put not your trust IN prir.
ces"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-08

There were ll5 $50 barrels of -four inspected
10 Alexandria, Va, during the year 1856.
Fl w Bass has been sentenced 10 be hung for
murder at fernando, Miss, on 29th inst.
Edward Builder has been arrested 10 Cincinnati,
for killing bis mother, by pushing her down The
steps.
The Claiborne, Ala Soutberner notices the pas =
sage OF q large number of emigran.s through that
place for Texas
Oysters in the shell at Chicago sell at SO per
barrel
The Legislature of North Carolina has resolved
to adjourn on the 10th inst.
William Day, well known citizen of Noif,ik
Virginia di on Tuesday last
DIR e. s. Hoole, of Eufala, Alabama in Z recent
rencontre with Nj. Avery Noien, of that place,
received severe blow on hisb cad and died frcm
the effect of 1t.
Two women have been elected, ons Justice Of
the Peace and the other constable. IL Placer CO.,
Cali ornia
Jno Farloek, enc III tie recruits for Walker, gu
the steamer Tennessee, eapsd overheard while 10
port nj Norfolk, Va aand@was drowned He Was
be lieved to be insane.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-08

~ 70 BuIsEss MEs-CHEcks, DAAfTs, &c
Tho year IL about ending, sod msay badness men o.
otrc TO commence with new Check Asd Drsf BOOKS.
These can be furnished At the Dispstch once, en-
rraved IN style Of elegance unsurpaDed any ensfs.
0entlemen wh dsnre Checks engraved, BIZ hesds
&C. suresshns sny thing In use here, should can sna
.xanins specimens - the Dispstch eoanfine-reo@.
rhsy can have then with ssch visnsttss sad orns'
ments e are In the specimens, OF with any otnere
that their fancy may suggest Orders for Checss'
Drsfts Certificates OF Deposit, Corporstios Bonda
Bill Heads re, be filed In the most satsfsstory
manner and Ut rates scrprisnely low. Merchants,
Bankers Corporation OfieeTs and others should ex'
anime gpeeimens
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Pepnsylvnnia Legislature

HARRISBURG, Pa, January THE Governors
message was read to the Legislature to-day. The
financial condition Of the State is satisfactory The
balance in the Treasury is Sl,265 Coo The STATE
debt has been decreased 1866 Goo The attention
of the Legislature is called to the prevention OF
Illegal voting The Governor favors reform IN
the naturalization laws and stricter guards upon
the extension of the rights Of eitiz snslp by the
State courts.
He condemns the repeal of the Missouri Conpro'
mise and the conduct of the officials at Washing
ton and in Kansas. He says Pennsylvania ex-
poets and demands that Kansas shall be free.
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PICS FEET AND TAPsWORMs.-We commend
lovers OF pigs feet here abouts:-"The 'iapewOrm'
is described IL the Paris Gaz tie Medicale to have
its origin as follows: The Hebrews are never
troubled with it, and dogs that are fed on pork
are universally afflcted; in fact, it turns out
that small parasite worm, called chrystecersas.
Cfr,m two works signityiDg a small sect and .
tail which much effects pork no sooner reaches
the stomach then, from the change of diet and po
sition, it is metamOrphosed into the well known
tapeworm and experiments upon condemned
criminal have established the fact beyond contra
dction"
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DIED.,

Ia Leesburs, on the 2lst nit. Mrs MARY TABB
McCREERY, late of Richmond, in the Esd year Of
her age. Her long life of eminent piety was marked
by trials and resgnationher end by that pes and
h3ly consolation which belongs only to the believer
in Jesus She was the widow of John McCreery, Of
Petersburg, and the mother of the gallant George
McCreery. Lieutenant of the U. S. Navy. who was
lost in the Grampur and of DR.. stephen A. McCree-
~ Surgeon U. s. Navy, who met q like fate in tn.
Albany.
or The Petersburg and Norfolk papers please
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BOSTON, Tuesday. Jan 6. 1e56.-Judge Me.calf
this forenoon pronounced sentence on Winslow
EDDY, for tia murder of his wife. Eddy is to be
confined in the House of Correction for one year,
and then to be hung on such day as the Governor
may appoint.
The stores Nos 76 and 50, Washington street,
were badly damaged by fire early this morning.
The sufferers James French &, Co, book pub
fishers; the Messrs. Skinner, taors; and Hsmil.
ton & Co, furnishing goods. They were nostly
insured.
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STEAMSHIPS TO STOP AT NORFOLK 7 e
steamships composing the Liverpool, Philadelphia
a1d New York line will hereafter alternate be-
tween New York and Philadelphia, making one
passage q month to each port. The City of Wash.
iDgton left Liverpool on the 3Ist nit for New York
direct, and the City of Manchester leaves Liver.
pool on the 14th inst. for Philadelphia. When the
arrangements Of the company are completed, and
sufficient goods offer. one of the steamers of the
line will 90 TO Baltimore, calling at Norfolk goipg
or returpipg
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NOAH WALKER g co..
~ WHOLE4ALE AND RETAIL

C1OTdIEKB, NO % MhM ets
Branch Of the Baltimore House, Aose respectfully
ask the steuton Of the citizens Of kehmond and IL
vicinity 70 the stock Of Ready Made Clothtng which
they are just opening.
Possessing superior fssilitiss for procuring snd
nskins up the greatest variety OF Domestic aid For
eiEn Cloths. Csssimerss and VsseineA they sns-
bied 70 Offer unususl inducements 10 eustounsEs who
are most respectfully sslissed 70 eve - call be.
fore purchasing % A--ly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-08

SPRINGFIELD, ILL., January THE State Sc
nate organised to day. Benjamin Bond, Dem
was chosen Secretary. An effort was made by
the Democrats to take the appointment of the
committees from the hands of the presiding ON
Ger, Lieut.. Governor Wood, pending which the
body adjourned.
The Governors message was sent in in the AZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-08

PAPER MONEY IN CUBA-The first issue of pc
PER currency in Cuba was authorised by q special
decree of the Captan General, on the Path ult to
take effect on the "a inst The authorised TO
be issued is $3.50 COO in bills Of $50 500 $500 and
$500. When this amount shall have been absorb
ed in the circulation. further issues will be made
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-08

PUBLIC LASDsIN IowA-The sale ordered y
the Pre- sidept of the United States to commence
on the 4th of May next, embrace: Office at Usage,
twenty-five townships in Winnesheick, Howard,
Mitchell, Worth, Hancock and Wnebago counties
at Fort Dodge, nineteen townships in Hancock,
WinebSgo, Kossuth and Bancroft counties st
Sioux city, twenty-one townships in Palo Alto,
Clay, O'Brien and Sioux counties covering in the
aggregate exclusive of lands reserved for Schools
&c, 1928 iJ6 acres
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AN EXTRAORDINARY 0PERATIoN.-We clip the
following from the Valley, Md, Register:
AN extraordinary operation was performed on
Mrs Sarah Sitter, who has been dFopsical for
veral years. The quantity of water drawn from
weighed 10 pounds to the gailoo amounting in all
10 10 pounds The operation performed
without the least possible pain to the patient
There is some slight hope entertained Of her re-
coyerY.'
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SUfClDEs.-There would seem to be positive
mania for committing suicide in New York Jest
now Hardly day passes that one or two are not
recorded One was announced Monday afternoon
The subject was one Charles Barton a eartman
who was found hanging by the neck, dead, in his
stable. He leaves a wife and three Children
This is the etghth suicide since Saturday week
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Foupd,y Burut--Riyer Frozen Over.

QUEBEC, Jan. 7-Libets foundry, at Point
Levi was destroyed by fire last night Loss 420,'
OO0-ir sured for Z II 600.
The ST. Lawrence River at this place is frozen
over and teams are crossing on the ice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-08

WHAT NExTl-A gentleman named Hall is said
TO have devised mode 10 keep open, he thinks,
tho Hudson river, from New York TO above Troy,
and the Erie canal in wiuter; and is about apply.
Ing TO the Legislature for a la permitting him to
levy toll on boats and vessels passing through
them to deiray the expense His plan is the con-
tructon of an iron pipe, about six inches IN diam
eter throughout the Line to be heated by SIT ami
He is said to be saneuine of success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-08

THE SLAVE TRADE is one Of the lucrative
branches of commerce Of New York. According
to the commercial papers OF ;hat city less than
from twenty-five to thirty slave ships have been
fitted out there during the last three years, and
though three of these ships have been seized, and
forty six men held to wer uader various statutes,
only two convictions have taken place
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-08

The Euse OF NC NBEWISfVF UI 4VUEHtFEHUUS
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1T appears from docu-
ments sent to the Senate that the Government of
Netherlands approved the conduct of Minister NJ.
Du Bots in not tes:ifying in court in the Herbert
case M. Du Bots was willing to file his evidence
in the State Departmen. The Government of
the Netherlands express the .warmest friendship
for that of the United States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-08

4 WEALTHY CHURCH In the city of Mexico
there ere; $50 converts, AID the number of the
secular clergy is 10 600 The salary of the arch
bishop is $50 600 a yea. and the other bishops
receive $3.50 coo more. recent valuation of the
FRO erty owned by the church computes it at from
$2@0OO0OO0 10 $500 900 600 1t is stated tbst the
church owns one half OF the houses in the civ
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LOST.


0ST.-A BLACK LEATHER TRUNK =
IL having piece of leather tied to one handle, on
which was marked mrs GOODMAN" supposed to
hsve been misplaced lost at the Central Depot In
this city A liberal reward will be given for the de
ve,y Of said trunk at the st. Charles hotel, Rich
mond, Va. WOODWARD NEWMAN.
Il.
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ALAReE CRoP.-The crop of potatoes in Mon
mouth county, y J for last year is estimated at
1850 600 bushels, some 100000 bushels of which
were sold for about rs cents per bushei netting
comfy in tie Union can exhibit such result
L.
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MEMORIAL FOR SAFE TRAvEIING.~ A memo &:
al has been sent from Norfolk, Va, to Congress
for inspection of iron, SIS measure of humanity
to prevent tie use of bad iron In machinery for
which SO much life and property has been sacri
Ga
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-08

MONTPELIER, VT, January THE State Cap
itol here was destroyed by fire last night. The
most serious losses are in the apartments of the
State Naturalist, the collection destroyed bein 6
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MA RRIKD.

On Tuesday the 9th inst, by the Rev. DR.. Howell.
Mr. WIN E. HARRISON, to SALLlE z. W only
daughter Of the late Robt Tate Wicker Esq., All OF
this city.
eP- Philadelphia papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-08

WASHINGTON, January Last night, about 40
members of the House held caucus and resolved
to consolidate all the river and harbor bills IN one
and use their best efforts TO pass that over the
Exerutiya veto
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-08

tSTArs OFFICERS The Florida Legislature At
its last session, elected l. ynle:rgue, Secretary
OF State; M. d. PApey. Attorney Gsnera 81; r. w
Brevsrd, Comptroller; ana c. II. Austin Treasur.
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new Music,-We are indebted to Mr.. j. ONElL
Tor copy Of Oh, have loved thee Mamie
ne" Ballad, Published by @. Wiig, Baltimore
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THE MEDICAL SCHOOLS OF PHILADELPHIA -
In PhIadelp hia, there said 10 be no less than
nine medical schools five Of them being irregular.
Fifteen hundred students are claimed by the niue
collectively as being in attendance this winter -
OF thesa the Jefferson College is said to have 500
the Old University Sc3ool 400: the Pennsy Ivaria
Cul,ege 80 and the PhiladaInhiA leo
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appointment OF British Minister to the
limited %tpEes.

The National Iutellgeucer, of yesterday, is ins
formed that Mr. VnLIERs, brother of Lord Claren
don, has been appointed Mir ster to the United
States from Great Britain and tina, ne Is probat ~
now on his way to this country
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-08

DEAD Rev Horaiio o Perry. formerly Of Ok
ford, Miss. died recently in Jaeksopport, Ark
The Rev. Joseph Lane, 70. many years resident
of Lafayette county, Miss died on the 5.h list
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BOB BUTr.-Wyman, the Wizard, in Ports
saouth, Va, Is about to give benefit to Bob Butt
the colored grave digger, who offciated through
the epidemic there The proceeds are to 90 Il
tuyins Bobs frePfor1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-08

CRAsH-The extensive grocery house of b
Lanier e. Co, at Nashville, Tenn, fell on Iues-
day of last week, with terrible crash, bufyiDg
several persons in the ruins, but kling 10 Que.
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HEADQUARTERS IsT REG. vA.voLi

A. HEADQUARTERS IST REG. VAVOLs,}
n RICHMOND, Jan. s, 1851.
EtORDERs No. So.
W The Regiment will parade on THURSDAY
next, the 9th inst.
The line will be formed Broad the night restin,,
on 9sh street, st III O'Clock, A. Nj.
Commandments of Companies will furnish the Adj
iutapt with the names and grades of the NON com
uissoned officer of their respective commands
By order of T. AUGuST,
WIN MUEFoRp Aoiutanr. ia SIT
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Asl' ihomss Hill, Sr, of Culperer county, Vs.,
a'eo on Monday morning from the effects of a
fall received day or two before
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-08

Mr. Peter Riehings has been chosen by Mr.
Marshall a. Stnge Director OF the new opera
house ia Philadelphia and his dau ghter will be At
cached TO the company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-08

To : IsvssTIG ATAD.-Th, New York Academy
Of Mecieine was TO nave meeting last evening, 20
discuss ths moral IRse 1lty" question The rurnor
is. that motion would be nsa- to expei Drs Gi =
man and Psrke, no certified 10 Huntlns ton's in.
NV
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II FLORAL CONCERT,
ON CHURCH HILL.

ON CHURCH HILL.
The Young Ladies connected with tho Sabbath
School OF Leigh street Baptist Church, tChnoh
HILL will sing tho
CANTATA OF FLORA'S FESTIVAL,
On THURSDAY EVENING, January Sfh,
commencing at II o'clock.
The Libretto of this beautiful Cantata contains
nothing that Is ia the slightest degree exceptionabs
The Music i. original, and selected by J. H. HEw-
EFT, the ell kn0 wn and gifted poet and composer.
IL 10 boquet of gems that bsvs been culled with
skillfni hand from the world of melody, and repre-
sents in song the following allegory:
1.-THE Inhabitants of Fairy Land meet together for
Festival, or day of recreation. Long before tho
Eat, with rosy TINT, heralds the approach of day,
they begin their festivities when Flora, aroused
from her toy couch by their glad songs aeng
them, and 10 hailed by them az their Queen. Flora
calls on her bright subjects to join in ths glad fst-
vites after which, the rosy crown il rendered After
tn coronation, band of Zsphyrs cifer HOMAGE and
q permission to hover and play around her bowers.
Wood Elfns ami Naiads from The hmpid stream,
uoite In Offering homage &C the shrine OF the Fairy
Queen the echoes of the glen are invoked AID
send back tbs glad sh puts of the Fairy band THIS
the morn is past, and tbs cult sun OF noon pours
his scoreblng beams upon them, impellisg them
eek The cool shades Of the valley. Anon, the skv
beeomss overcast. ard the mntteTinss of distant
thunder heralds the approaching storm, and as 10
PUSHES on in his mad career the chorus Of Tighten
ed Fairesis heard from the shslte ring leaves Of
cry flower The storm is past and gentle gales are
invoked TO sigh and swell the cadence Of the wind
harp. The golden siaks in the west, and nigh,
with her sable veil dafkens the GLAD scene The
begin TO peep from their eihenai homes, snd pale
DIAN abe sheds her mild lustre, is hailed aus+
of the silent light the nightingale sni the cuckoo
nni,e ia their songs OF prass.wkile the fsys ard
Fairies prepars to return TO their homes IN FAIRY
Land"
The Csntsta concludes ~ ith grand Double Che
rus the melody OF which Is popular Tyrolssn ss.
During the performance Of the Csntsts, m ny
beautiful Qusrtsttes, Duets, &e, will be iatro-
duced.
rrof r. A NEwHIsER will preside at the
splendid instrument used the occasion; for the
Of which are indebted to Mossrs. Harold MUIR
ray.
~ Several ladies' and gentlemen have kindly
consent. d to assist, that the Concert may well be
worthy the support of the community.
EY Under the direction Of VIM. AiSGLE.
Tickets 25 Gents.
r 8. I trust that the ladies and gentlemsu
,ted with nay class at the second Baptist Church,
will accept the above 9 sufficient OF euse for the
ponemento Of the time set apart for the resump-
ton Of our studies, from Monday. the 9Th, 70 Mon
day. the 18th. when trust tn t On. al be foand
In our places. WIN. AlNGLE.
la 7--2ts
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The Mccormick Reaper Case.


WASHINGTON, Jan. THE Supreme Conrt to-
day confirmed the decision of the Circuit Court OF
Illinois, in favor of the patentee,
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Vpsseliu Disrress
Illinois LEGISLATURE.

BOSTON, Jan THE brig Sevalla, from Salem,
for Richmond Va, is anchored Of Marshheid, Win
hnth masts pnnP-
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~ To the Voters Of the City or Rieh
noND-I am candidate fer the eff 20 Of CITY 81
GEANT and respectfully solicit yoa suSrssss at n,
next April election.
ja7 It's THOMAS w. BOSWELL
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- beg leave - aaoDuDce to the vster ,.
of the city Of Richmond. that an . Candidate d,
the ONCE Of CITY SERGEANT. 1t the epsu,..
election and most respectfully solicit their supp W
ja TO- JAMES D. ELLETT