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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-17

~ To BUSINESS MEE.-CHEcKs, DRAFTS, &C.
The year Ia about ending, and many business de-
sire to commence with new Check and Draft Books.
These can be furnished at the Dispatch Office. en-.
gravsd in style of elegance unsurpassed any where
Gentlemen who desire Checks engraved, Bill Heads,
&c. surp a,ng any thing in use here, should call and
examine specimens at the Dispatch counting-room
They can have them with such vignettes and orna-
ments "a are in the specimens, or with any others
that their fancy may suggest Orders for Checks,
Drafts Certificates of Deposit, Corporation Bonds,
Bill Heads &c can be filled in the most satisfactory
manner and at rates surprisingly low. Merchants,
Bankers Corporation Officers and others should OK.
anime our specimens.
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Naval Reform Bill,

The naval reform bill, sketch of which was
published yesterday, and which has passed both
houses holds out prospect of tardy justice to
such officers of merit as suffered from the action of
the Naval Board But better late than never -
No doubt the great majority of those whom the
Board dropped and retired deserved their fate,
but there were some mistakes made, and the sooner
they are fectifed, the better.
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MIR. John Nl,tche,,, Lecture.

A large and intelligent audience assembled in
Goddins Hall Thursday night to hear JOHN
Mitchell on the Peace in Europe. They were,
however, disappointed. Mr.. Mitchell arrived by
the Northern cars Thursday afternoon, quite indil
posed from severe cold, and was unable to Lee.
ture. Judge CRUMP appeared before the audi
ence and in very brief and appropriate manner
apologized for MIR. MITCHELL and promised that
his lecture would be delivered on Monday nigh.
next, by which time there was every reason to be-
lieve he would be well enough to speak. The an
dience expressed their approval of the apology by
earnest applause. Those who desired it, had their
money refunded. and those who did not, retained
their tickets for the Lecture on Monday night,
which will no doubt be attended by q large audi,
ence.
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fThR WAaklz niSnn1ch

The cessions to the list of sub scribers to the
Weekly Dispatch, within the present month, have
been very great. During the last week, such were
the number of new names sent US, that the edition
printed was short Of the demand and many could
not be supplied with the last issue. The next pub.
LEGATION will be incre a sed to meet the demand.
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Additional from Europe

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE following interesting
intelligence is gathered from the papers by the
steamer Emeu:
The Ssoiss of Bere says, a meeting of diplomat.
lists relative to the Swiss difficulty, took place at
the residence of Mr.. Fay the American Minister
and that the English and American Ministers
acted as intermediators between the Diplomatists
and the Federal Council, and throughout evinced
the greatest kindness towards Switzerland
A Berlin paper says that it is rumored that the
Neufchatel question will be arranged by a confer
ence, independent of that at Paris, at which Swift
Zerland will be admitted
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The Pay OF army Officers.

The National Intelligencer urges some strong
reasons in favor of Increasing the pay of army
officers many of whom, and those most meritori-
Gus, may otherwise be compelled to seek new
spheres OF occupation. The pay of the navy, it
appears, is ais, inadequate to the increased cost
OF living il these times
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National Agricultural society


WASHINGTON, Jan. Is "A resolution of thanks
was passed to the Regents of the Smithsonian In
stitute, for the use of the room, and one Of the
same character to Lieut.. Maury, for an invitation
to visit the Observatory
A committee of Eve was appointed to enquire
into the origin, effect and best mode of treatment
for hog cholera.
Mr. Flint, of Massachusetts, read an interesting
and instructive paper on grasses.
Prof Henry gave an account of the operations
at the Smithsonian Institute and Patent Office in
meteorological observations.
DR.. Newberry delivered an Interesting address
on agricultural inducements in Oregon and Califor
mia, which he contended were less than in the Val.
ley of the Mississippi.
A motion was made to bring Chinese sugar cane
sufficient to plant hundred acres. The motion
was adopted.
Mr. Jones, of Delaware, made a report 10 favor
of petitioniug Congress to grant $500 900 in lands
to each of the States for the establishment of an
Agricultural University, which was Informally
passed over.
A resolution, by DIR. Newberry, in favor of geo.
logical serveys in the States, was adopted
A committee was appointed to memorialze
Congress in favor of the establishment Of an Agri.
cultural Department Of the Government
G. w. P. Gusts made the closing address.
A resolution of thanks, to President Wilder, was
adopted, and after a suitable response from that
officer the Society adjourned sine die.
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ARE YOU SURE 1T WILL PAY?
1T MUST PAY.
NO, NO, IT CAN'T PAY.
1T DON'T PAY.
IT'S SURE TO PAY.
THEY SAY 1T WILL PAY.
SINGULAR If
1T DON'T PAY.
..s. MYSTERY.
IT'S SURE TO PAY!
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Reading Hoom and EXCHANGE

We again invite the attention CT merchants tn
these subjects 30 intere sting and important to
them Strangers are daily calling at our Office 10
see distant papers. We cannot accommodate
them, because we do not file our exchange papers.
They are promptly used, thrown aside, aud clear.
edIout to make room f,r fresh batch, which
comes In few hours. There ough. to be a well
regulated reading room where they could be &C
eommodated. The reputation of the city demands
IL.
10 connection with it, if possible, there should
be Merchants Exchange. We have already,
lime and again, stated the reasons which demand
such an institution for the convenience Of the com
merciai community. We are sure they are &C
know lodged by all. Why not then go TO work q.
once, and carry out plaa for this purposei The
Christian Association are exer,ing themselves to
establish the reading room connected with their
library, asd The low price al which they fix sub
scriptiona ought certainly TO secure for them an
sxtsrsive list. In Goddin's Hail. where they are
domicileds there Is room enough, we should SUP
pose for an Exchange ss weIl as Reading Room
and when the post Office and custom house are re-
moved % the new building on Main street. tina,
hall esatEai Is II Is, will be more convenient stiI
for shs assembling Of business men, and tina. sor,
q iaserehaass, aocialiy and commsrciany, which
snegtrs tas name Ct Exchange % appropriate for
III ediese N which Il takrs place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-17

q Gentlemen of the Wing and Know
NOTHING PARTIEs-At your request, ] announce
myself candidate for the Off of SERG can't of
the city of Richmond at the coming election in April
next. TO those who will favor me with their sup
port, promise faithful discharge of The duties OF
the office.
Yours gentlemen, with the utmost respect,
ia IT. ST. CHARLES W. GRACE.
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Cosmopolitan Art Associatfon

| The reader will see by an advertisement of Mr..
e. ii. SUTTON, that the subs ;riptions to this asso
citation for the next distribution of Works of Art
will elcsa on the 28th inst All who desire TO have
| a snare In the distribution must subscribe prior
| 10 that time The catalogue CT works embraces
many iu sculpture and aiming OF very great m, .
| rit.
PRINCIPLES OF GOVERNMENT or Meditatious
| IN Ertte-ao M Notes to tbs american Edition. By
WM SMITH O'BRIEN. Boston Patrick Donahoe.
The greater portion of this work was composed
by Mr. OBrien during bis exile in Van Dieman' s
Land. In his preface he speaks of his book as an
effort to frame "synoptical view of society, asd
10 develop, in SUMMARY manner, principles of
organization, legislation, and administration, which
are generally applicable to all free States, whatever
may be the peculiar tendencies of their population
For sale by JOHN o'NEILL, Broad street.
CAPT. HARTsTENE.-Posi,ive information has
been received in New ork, from high authority at
Washington that Captain Hartstene win return
home in the steamship Washington, which left
Southampton on the 3ist uls and not in the Retri
button, as was expected The Washington viii be
about eighteen days making the passage. The
reasons assigned by Capt Hartstene for declining
.
were satisfactory to the latter
MR. FLoREScE's PEH-ioN BILL TO EQUALIZE
THE ARMY, NAVY AND MARINE PENsIoHs.-This
bill proposes that all invalid pensions shall no: be
less than eight dollars per month for q disability in
ihe highest degree and in proportion for less de-.
gree to commence from the occurrence of the dis.
ability. 1t also provides that Il any person has
died or shall die of injury received, casualty in
Cured, disease contracted whilst in the line of
duty, in the army, navy. or msrine corps, his wi
dow, or if no widow, his children shall receive
monthly pension, TO be computed according to Il
| rate of the present navy pay the rank of army
officers to be assmilated to that Of navy officers.
Some exceptions are provided for Ia cases where
disability death has resulted from vicious conduc.
or immoral habits gs
THE CALIFoRsIA REPuDIArIos--Goy. John
son, Of California, In reply 10 isttsr from 3
meeting held as San Francisco, asking him about
the late decision Of the Supreme Court, Of that
State. repudiating the whole Eiate debt, except
$500. 900, says:
shaIl urgently present u the forth coming Sos.
sion Of the Legisature 70 that body the prcpris~
~ and neceasliy Of speedily passing law rsafy-
ing ssd adopting our Funded Debt alrsady eseet-
Cd and 10 make smpls and certain. prusi~ion of
means % pay intarssf and p,isripaias IL may MAJ
ture-this hw to b sabD isted - vote Of the
people o. our nekt genaral election ia 0epsembf)
and the result cannot BE- matter Of doubt The
peopls vii rosify IT,. There y among The MAS of
the people. the press and The LaeislasuFs elect but
one ssniiment-s.Pay what We have already con.
tracssd 70 pay, - - n debt no more"
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- The undersigned, nc The soIic,ess,n.
% ctfuliy presents himsslf ~ candidate IA, - -
See Of CITY SERGEANT. and seiicite ths Ali, ~
Of Richmond generally TO sss him thsir suppns ~
j. 15-das 81 ED 1Hsv
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w OAK WOOD FoR SALE We are receiving
and have for sale daily, from to 10 cords Of best
quality OAK WOOD, deliverable in any part of the
city. HATCHER WEBSTER
...-.. lS8 Cary street,
il l7-St RatWeen 18th and 18th streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-17

~ NotIce.---At the solicitation of mnn .
friends, announce myself candidate Tor the ofies
of City Sergeant at the ensuing Municipal Elections
make this early announcement to correct the mi .
statement, and impression on the minds of some
that would not be candidate.
de Gym THOMAS II. DUnLry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-17

NEW ORLEANS, jan. Is The steamer Texas,
from San Juan. ar. lived here 20 day.
The purssr reports that the Costa RieAns, pro
tected ~ Al Ensiisa neet, had sized every stsa
rner on the 8an Juan rivee. IS
g Ths sfeamsr San Carries. which IN Virgin Dey
on the % Of January with passeDgors, was cap
tursd By the Costa Ricsns soon aiSsr ahs got Into
the river. q
Col Lockridgs. with fpres Of $50 u1sn. held
Punta Arenas. but the Costs Ricans, with force
OF loo men, held every other point on the river.
II y stated and confirmed that Gen. Hennigsin.
gen had beaten the Allies ut Granada, and joined
Walker ct Rivas
Walkers army are represented to be in good
spirits, though lighting among themselves.
The steamship James Adger, with the passen
gers taken from the Tennessee at Norfolk, arrived
Ut San Juan on the 9th inst. but in consequence
OF the difficulties on the Transit Route sailed next
morning for Aspinwai, to forward her passengers
by the Panama route.
The James Adger would return via San Juan,
and would be due at New York on the 22d Janus
".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-17

~ For City Sergennt,--The subscribe
respectfully announces himself Candidate Tor ths
| office Of CITY SERGEANT st the ensuins sies,;on
and will be thankful for the support OF the yotar, al
| the city HENRY w oUARLES
/ ia 1-Sta
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DANCING ACADKM Z.

~ The undersignsd viii commence his sixth
GsX Course of Lessoas, in the
ART OF DANCING,
On SATURDAY evening the 18th Of January st
SAUNDERS HALL, In rear Of the Third Baptist
Church.
Gentlemen desiring to join ths schocl, should
make imme diate application a. only limited num-
Der Of scholars will be admitted.
The regular School nights win be TUESDAYS and
SATURDAY., commencing 81 u O'clock precisely.
j. l6-2ts LEONiDAS L. LACY
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LAplEg LIST.

| ~
A.S,r.o. mrs Mary b Allies nin csGhssiss
Aiiss rars Jnlia Assel nias Caroline
sovm,. mrs naildrslB ssnnst miss
Bsnnsst mrs M0l enee ~ Annie
Bryane mrs Ann j seDo mis- xs
n.mSs.s mr. Ann Bsnpiasham mis- Mary
Drushwood mrs Clarinds bs9er ms
6lunt mrs Ellen nfoWh "ass Osssn .
Bake mis- r Z
cu,lipp mrs Susan Fl Cutshaw miss Fsanis
Carter mrs Jsne 6 Cr0nsnsW Mlss sene
Childrey mrs Elisa CeiuIn IL a.-Arr
Conway mrs Julia Chick mi1 M1Iys H III.
Christian mrs Caroline Crommsnn ~
(colored) Copisna "" ~S
Camp ,ell mrs
Dyer mrs sallis g Denton nj. p An..
Davidson mrs MaryJ Dsvenpon MI" Ahee
Dean miss z
Flat mr.. JosP Elmore mrs Mary
Franklin mrs Mary Faulkner miss
Fuqua mrs II
GENTRY mis-, Martha Z Gouldin mis-, Bette J
Gillespie miss Sarah GIL mrs Mary
Gibson miss Mary Gentry mrs Jnha
Giles miss Lucy
FL
Hobson miss Martha Hill mias Bette
Holt miss MARTHA HudEns miss Amanda
Horn miss n Holmes mrs susan
| Harris miss Sarah E Hight mrs Mary A
Holt miss Sarah L Hurt mrs Maria
Hill miss Sarah A Henderson mrs Louisa
Hi1ht mis- n HeIistern mrs Hannah
opkins miss Mary Herbert mrs Harriet =
Harris miss Laura
J
| Johnston miss MaryK Jones miss G
Jones miss Susan Jones mrs Jane u
James miss Elizabeth
Kelly mrs MaryC Kirby mrs
Krans mrsJ King miss Ann T.
Il
Lsnsford mrs Louisa Linden miss Lilies
LO aisn miss h Amanda Lipromb miss Maria w
Lacy miss Judith "A Liils miss Ann
Miller mrs Martha H Moody miss Corneiia
Muudin mrs MsrRaret A Mitchell miss Ei1zsbeth
MONTAGUE mrs Helen Melton miss Laven1a
Minter mrs Bottle b Marshal miss iorence
Nc
McCabs mrs Ann MsTyre miss Lucetts Z
Mcclellan mrs
N
| North miss d Nixon miss X
Michigan miss Nichols miss v
Pemberteu miss 8 E Puryear miss E N
X
Rankin muA Rankin miss N E
Ronsr mrs n 81 Royali miss r A
Rivers mrs Anna Robinson miss c
Rubert mrs Rientzel miss
Spence mrs Va seay mrs Ann Az
Scott rRrs Sarah Scully miss Susan
Sheppard mrs Lucinda Smith miss kachea!
Slater mrs ane smith miss Mildred A 2
Saunders mrs John Stewart miss Sarah
Sect aid mrs George Smith miss Harriet
Slaughter mrs Elizabeth SorIell miss Amanda
Sullivan mrs
II
Taylor mrs ES Thompson mrs Mary
Thomas mrs Tempiemon miss Etha
Todd mrs Sarah B Tyler miss Mary
Thomas mrs.SA Terill mrs Clarissa
w
White mrs Lucy r Wilson miss Laura
Wilson mrs Hester Walsh miss Mary
WRIGHT mrs M Wilson miss Sallie
Watkins mrs B w Winfield miss Shelton
Wittingham mrs Elizh Wyatt mrs T.
Wardwell mrs Mary
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U.S. senator from, Mni,

U.S. senator from Maine.
AUGUSTA, Me Jan. 16.-Amos House has been
nominated by the Republicans of the Legislature
for U. s. Senate for the short term.
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LOST.

I OST "A gentleman lost ON Broad street
IL Black HORSE and BUGGY, with blue Cow
erine, on the night of the 18th inst. ANY inform.
ton in gard to him. will be Thankfully received at
this Office. ia t7-3t
T OST..On or about the Sth inst. a FOrk-
IL EFT BOOK filled with Papers, for the return of
which reward of $40 will be paid. The pspers
contained in the Pocket Book will show to whom il
belongs. D. B. LAYNE, at Armory
jal5- st
I OST..On saturday night betyecn IN 9
Ia Exchange and American Eetels, bundle con.
tanning Fancy Cashmere Vest, with the name of
Mr.. SHAFER written on the wrapper. The fnder
will receive the thanks of the by leaving /, at
this cffice. il IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-17

- Notice. The Superiuteudenfs Of the
Union and Oregon Hills, are respectfully requested
to attend meeting to be held TUESDAY next the
GOTH at Rev DR. Moore's Lecture Room and also TO
appoint two delegates from each school. A foil
meeting il earnestly desired therefore urgently
invite Superintendent and delegate to Be pre-.
sent business of great importance viii be brought
before them Teachers seeing this notice viii please
notify their euperintendents. ia 17-1t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-17

Nothing of the Steamer.
HALIFAX, Jan. 16, P. M.--Nothing yet of the
steamer America, due here, with dates from Liv
erpool to the Sd inst.
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The Interest on the CaIifornia Deb,

Inc Interest on the California Debt
New YORK, Jan. 16 Wells & Fargo, of this
city, notwithstanding the decision of the Supreme
Court of California, will pay the balance of the
January coupons on the California State debt.
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The Congressional Bribery Case Appr0,
priati0n for Il Deficiency Asked for.


WASHINGTON. Jan. 16-SimontoD the cores.
pondent of the N. Y. Times, was before the COM
mittee on bribery and corruption to-day, and
promptly answered all questions relating to him
SELF but he refused where others were concerned
except where specific charges were preferred
against individuals and not combinations.
Mr.. Triplett. late chief Clerk in the Pension Of
fee, and Mr. Chubb, The banker, have been sum
moned before the committee.
The Superintendent of the Public Printing asks
An appropriation of $2500O0 to cover the def
cheney In the printing and binding for last year.
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, January 16.-Senate-Mr. Hous-
toms resolution calling upon the Secretary of the
Navy, to state what was the number of deserteri
from the u s. Navy since the passage of the aet
to promote the efficiency of the Navy, was debated
The Senate passed over to the consideration Of
the Revolutionary Pension bill The bill was
postponed until next session.
Several private bills were passed.
House Thirteen private bills were passed.
A resolution was adopted, authorizing the
Speaker to issue warrant for the arrest of JOS. L.
Chester, who was summoned before the bribery
investigation committee, and refused to appear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-17

To Many vssers..-.Abseuce fro.
Richmond prevented On earaieY reply 10 yovy inc
u-"Whethef Or not would Accept tbs oeies ~
that would most ehserfallJ ssesst that osss. .
elected; bat ct the Same time, cassoS eonss,t -
run for sny Office without tbs eo-operation IN ~.
the Democratic party to make nousipasion. n, al
various city Offices not viii simply ssy that am
acandidate, subject to thsir Decision ~
Very Respectfully,
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Very Respectfully,

- City sergeanf. I'm c0uformitv s~sh.
expressed wishes Of many OF my fiends, spnouns.
myself 90 candidate for the Office Of CITY AZ 4.
owcitizens to elest me, promise to aischs,~s r.
duties to the best of my ability " s"'
ia 13-lm GEO. w. WILEY
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q be9 lemve - amnoQnee 70 rs vaeer~
Of the city Of Mchmosd. that an Car1jisss -
the once Of CITY 0En0EANT. sf tka snsu,s.
election. and mos rsspestfnIly ssiisit tke;r s1sr
il 15-6t* JAMES D. ELLETr
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" To the Voters or the City Of Rich
MoNp-I am candidate for the Office ofCITY az r
0EANT, and respectfully solicit you ntrages at the
ja7-ts THOMAS w. boswell
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a. KID Gloves cleaned I'm the best man
ner for 12k cents pair. by
DENNIS& BRO, Frsntlin st..
il list Opposite Metropolitan Hall.

~ To the Gentiemen OF Richmond -
SOMETHING WORTH READING AND WELL WORTH
REMEMBERING. Many 10 the Garment that 10
thrown aside because tlooks soed and needs clean.
sing and repairing to make it look respectable. 1t
will paw well to look them mp and send them to the
Richmond Dyeing and Cleansing Establishment and
have them put good order at short notice and upon
reasonable terms
DENNIS Bro franklin st.
ia17-St* Opposite Metropolitan Hail.
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~ The luton Building Fund Company
DAY evening next, at Z O'Clock. in the Jefferson
Ward School house. Immediately after the adjourn
ment of the above meeting, the Company will hold
its annual meeting for the election of officers
By order of the Board of Directors, the annual
port will be resd 1t desired that every stockholder
be represented, either in person or bv proxy.
ia 17-2t r. L. D. WALFORD, Sec'y.
~ The First Annual BALL, Of GLIB.
ERTY" FIRE COMPANY. No. Twill be given at the
HALL, over the Filst Market, on MONDAY, the I'd
of February, 1857.
Music-By DoLLINGER's Cotillon Band.
Supper will be furnished by Andrew Pizzini.
For further particulars, see future advertisement
jaH-ts
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~ Box Office open from to O'Clock.
q Doors open st 7; Overture commences d sua.-
ter before s o'clock preciseiv.
I KCTURK BY JOHN MITCHELL.
Mr.. MITCHELL, at the solicitation Of numerous
frienis in this city. will deliver slscture at
CORINTHIAN HALL
On MONDAY evening next, the 18th Inst com
''' THE PEACE IN EUROPE.
Tickets admitting lady and gentleman. 30 cents;
single tickets 50 cents To be- had at the principal
Hotes the Bookstores, and at the Hall, the night Of
the lecture. jsl7-A
MUSICAL CONVENTION.
CON RI.
The MUSICAL CONVENTION, which hiss been
in session during the week, in the Sycamore Church,
will close with
PUBLIC PERFORMANCE
SACRED MUSIC,
On Monday Evenfns January 10Th.
Pact
Will consist OF Hymn Tunes sung By a ssisas
Choir Of nearly 100 Singers.
Will consist of Solo Pieces sung By
Miss. 9. E. WH1TEHOUSE.
Miss. z. E. RAWSON,
Prof. A ~ JOHNSON,
Prof. q. II. FROST.
Will consist of Anthems and Chnruses, sung by the
" Tickets so cents. To commence at " O'Clock
IL T--3f
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NEW GuAso IsLAkDs-H = stated that : new
enaso islaad. called Sombreno, lying within eight
loys saiief Nov lYert. has been discovered II
r asesrsed y eontaja oyer IN niIioas Of tons Of
faAno. q = bstfsf qaaiisy thAn has ever been
bFoaeht 70 this country.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

9ENTLEMENS LIST.
Anderson w E Avery Thos Allen juliet
Anderson VIM Anderson Fl Allen Alex
(colored) Allen w g Anderson M
Aud Edw
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C. HARTWELL will continue the business at the
old stand lis Broad street and solicit the patronage
of his friends and the public generally.
G. HARTWELL.
P. S.-All persons indebted to the old concern,
will please forward aud settle their accounts
Is it 10 necessary the accounts of the old concern
should be closed as soon as possible. jal7
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- r . X Il h n Ts--Tho large fsamee
DuelliaG. On Rrcoks Avenue. naaT 70 Clay 81
,,,.. case:I MI, Isssnfy ssasniss y csPs M