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"Washinston and his Generals

This noe work Of art represents q congratulato-
~ meeting, at the close Of the Revolution, OF
Washington and his Generals. 1t is drawn in a
spirited manner; the grouping has fiue pictu
RESCUE effect; there are thirty-two portraits, ex'
ssIIent licensees. The lofty and diknifed figure
Of Washington occupies the middle ground The
dsssu Il to be engraved by A. II. Richie, in oom
btuation OF line, s.ipple and mezzotint, with a
view TO combine the various beauties OF those
styles. 1t 10 work faithfully illustrative Of the
nsa and spirit of the Revolutionary epoch
Upon the walls Of the apartment in which the
figures are grouped, # Is proposed TO suspend
frames Of the Revolutionary heroes who had fallen
before the close Of the war Among them we OBJ
serve place for the picture Of General Warren,
aud We take it for granted, as matter oil
course, that one will be assigned to that
Virginia General who WAS second only 10 WASH
ipgton himself 10 yslor and In all public aud
private virtue. and the only one of Washngton's
Generals who was killed in the Revolution-we
mean General HUGH MERCER. He was engaged
with Washington in the Indian wars OF 1'o5, on
cue Of which occasions he was desperately wound
Cd. Hs afterwards reliuquished an extensive med
zeal practice in order to join the standard OF Iude
psndence, and under Washington, whose favor and
oonfdsuce he enjoyed beyond most of bis fellow
Omc6r0, no bOOu IehCueU Tue IduA VI DiisuufSA
General. In that position he distinguished hims
self particularly in the battles of Trenton and
Princeton. In this last action, he commanded the
van of the American Army, and after displaying
the greatest vslor and activity, his horse was
killed under him, and he himself surrounded by
British soldiers, who stabbed him with their bayo
nets, inflicted several blows on mis- head with the
butt end Of their muskets, and left him for dead
on the field of battle. He died n about week
sftsG, and the mangled corpse was removed to
Philadelphia, where it was followed to the grave
b. at least $4,000 Of the Inhabitants. In Wilker-
sons Memoirs, some interesting anecdotes are re-
lated of General Mercer, of whom the writer obs
serves: an General Mercer we lost, at Princeton,
. chief who for education, talents, disposition.
integrity and patriotism, was second to no man
but the commanier-iu- chief and was qualified to
all the highest trusts Of the country"
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MIR DIS ITCH



The LynchHarg r,rgiaiaa, 10 several articles, e'
considerable length, sssgns reasons for the se'ee
tee Of such men only for the next I~sfsistu'e'
are scund spon the most vital question OF virgins
progress and prospssisy Esttnssen % ue wa
sfr Hsss --or Some equivalent centrai Line
sayoses % tA< Ohio Tue vIyys'ssam refers 70 tbs
sdoptioa cfthe Canal policy 10 Ss~ York to the
vesl known facts that, whom this policy was urgea
upoa che State, her territory was batin the lnnns
cv o. deys,opment that the body of the State was
! Aov,i.x wilderness, that % far from having tho
s,s.a. AZ other States, her merchants ~could not
AVIAN command her own--a part going down the
A. Lawrence, part down the sasQuehanna and
other rivers--whiie the city Of New York, having
NO other support than the Hudson aud the No
hawk country, and the trade Of the Sound, was
RAPIDLY filling behind her commercis. rivals. The
Eris Canal changed the condition of all those
things, developed the State, concentrated her
trade aud that Of the West, built up New York ei-
~, whose aggregate wealth has increased, from
hfty or sixty millions In 1878, TO over thousand
millions 10 1855, whilst the total enhancement OF
state and city property has amounted In that pc.
riod 70 two thousand millions.
The practicabiisy Of the water line to the Ohio
has been demonstrates! over and over again, AID
that IL 10 the best Of all the lines ia the country
TO command the vast trade Of the West, 10 de-
elared not only by the leading papers of the West
of st. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville, Cairo, &C.,
but by the statesmen aud journals of New York
itself, which admit the superior advantages OF
"the route that Nature herself has traced through
the very heart Of Virginia" We heartily second
the suggestions Of the Trginia,s, and should be
glad TO . Legislature elected on the issue Of a
Water Line to the Ohio, or No Water Liue-a
question which, unlike the political divisions, is
OF direct, practical Importance to the State, and
oil it, citizens. With the Water Line, Virginia
may become. II not the first State IN the Uuion,
sscopd only to New York in commercial impor-
tauce. Without II, and depending only on rail-
roads to secure the heavy trade of the West, she
will never rise higher than . fifth or sixth rate
state. II this Is TO be her doom, let 1t be pros
nouncsd at the ballot box by solemn verdict Of
the People.
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7KLEGRAPHIC NEWS.
wwpoRrRO POR ruk ssDvsPATt'a
CONGRESSIONAL.

wAsHISGroS, Dec. 22.--Sfmate-Mr. Hunter Us
troduced resolution Of inquiry relative 70 tne
propristy OF making the Post Office sei'-sustnin-
Ing Department.
Mr. Wilson introduced bill TO appropriate L.
600 900 Of public lands TO the support Of Tree
schools IA the District OF Columbia. fhia IL ms
tended probably to defeat any appropriation for
that object unless free blacks are admitted to said
| echcoIs.
The Committee Of Military Affairs reported Q
bill relating to Military officers.
Several messages, coDtents unknown, were re'
ccsved, aud the Senate went into executive ses-
Aion.
JEaaSs.--The Old Soldiers Pension Bill was pass.
cd. Ayes, 1870; noos, s3
The West Point appropriation bill WAS passed.
Mr.. Brown, Of Miss. offered resolution with
view of creating tho office Of Admiral Tor Comiao-
dore Stewart, to expire at his death. Referred TO
Naval Committee.
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New Pu bltcatiOus,

"a Yacht Voyage Of Six Thousand Miles" Til.
spirited and entertaining book has reached III
fourth London edition. Fer sale by G. N. WEST.
ARABIAN Days Entertainments. Translated
from the German, by Herbert Pelham Curtis
These stories are said to have attained great popu
lAeity In Germany. For sale by G.. NJ. WEST.
''Chrtstmas Hours. BY the author of the Home
ward Path" A book redolent with the sacred sen
timents and happy thoughts peculiar to the ap.
proachisG festival. For sale by G. NJ. WEST
'sThospdsle; or the Conflict of Opinions. By
Wm. S0ith. author of 'Athelwold, Drama" &c
Fer nale By @. N. WEST.
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tH- IMPORTANT AGENcY.-In lassing along
Church Hill yesterday. We were struck with aston
ishnen at the corner Of 25th and Broad Streets at
the large display Of TOYS, CONFEC fIONARIEs.
FRUITS, FIREWORKS, &C., to be seen there. This
being somewhat unusual, we stepped into the store
and inquring the cause. was informed that that
courteous and obliging gentleman. John Melon
aid had been appointed the only agent OF Krss
Kringe to furnish the good little children (and old
ones too of Church Hill, wi suitable Presents for
the Christmas holiday and would be plea ed to have
them give him call, at his headquarters, corner OF
Broad and 25th streets.
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~VIarnIA GENITAL AGRICULTURAL
eooIEry --persnns proposing grounds suitable for
Fairs ~ invited by this eociety. are requsstea 70
state Re prize and 70 endorse on the nntti1s o. t9s
Communication, which must bs ADDRESSED g y
cuItnrai Sccief y. Proposals for Pair Or u nos
DIMM0CK,
do oa-tl stJ ssc'y Va. Centl Agc'l Soc'y.
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GAS EXPLOSION

LOWELL, Mass. Dec. 20-A serious explosion OF
gas occurred in the picker room of the Massachu'
sets Mills this morning. instantly killing two
men, Irish operatives. and badly ipjuring two
Others. The walls were partially blown outward,
and the waste cotton taking fire, considerable
damage was done to the building.
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sSH las. r. Surro., Jn,

PENSION AGENT AND NOTARY PHBLn.
Corner Mdin aud 18th stIeets. orer ne store a. M
Nm Walters, Richmond, We
rhaus growing out of the various wars OF the un't'
ed states and nays the highest cash price Tor Land
AS NOTARY PUBLIC will take dispositions. &C.
acknowledgements of deeds. &c, in any Part OF inc
city promptly. nc zS-oe'
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HOLIDAY aIFTe.
NOTHING MORE APPROPRIATE
cHRrsrMRs.- PRESENT
Mb.r anxl.rsv,n lndE

fHAhA or HYmN BOOK.
The Subscribers have fr sale truly "a s1 HVMN
i sSSks ). DiSIh'' fAA ihA 'oo sn..,,-,s
The Depository of TIE Bible csty Of vreiula y 10
ali tSe ysrious It Of Bibles Testsmsn.s and Book
OF Psalms, published by the American biple s0cis
IT, which, for excellence OF Typography. snes.an'
a aud full bindings with extraordinary cheap
nos 4 are without quail this or any ether COUNTY,
They have also Tor sale. large assortment oil
other editions Of the Bible pan s ta, N sh eoe aa
ecutiou--among which are the famous bagster. Ux-
ford Collins and spettiswoode editioDs. bound 10
s gsye. siy worn psas pap schi ComDossn
and ri every desirable size, from the largest folio
down to The smallest pocket edition. varying tn
pfTIis tTG BIg 'e oF COMMON PRAYER in ole CANT
as yell az plain bindings. from ~ cents TO Si5.
HMM BOOK adapted TO every demo ninas'on OF
de 23-lt JAMES Wo0DHoUSE co
"TfChildren are good, and their Parents obey,
st, Nicholas coInss. and to them hc brings
A nice Picture Book. and many good things"
GEO. nj. VEST
" BOOKSELLER, 1i5 Main street.
ALADDIN. or The Wonderful Lamp
Til Il Story OF JohBny Look in the Air
FUNNY Leaves, by Baron nrak emsidee
TUE Wonderful History Of The Great Sausage
SIMPLE Hans and CTuel Paul
sUaAaY Tom and Doctor wango- Tonge
STORY Of JeIDnY SIiderlegs
YOUNG Troublesome, or Master Jacky g Holidays
KING NUtcrackeT
Tam Thumb; Cock Robin
CuILDhEA in The Woods and Jack the Giant
WONDERFUL Hi.tnry of Three Little Kittens
THE Frog who would Wooing 20
HISTORY Of Five Little Pigs
TIE Story of Mister Fox
LITTLE Pigs Pretty Picture Alphabet
And hundreds more OF different kinds of new and
beautiful stories and Pictures tor Childrsp; ,r
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Northern Mnrkets-[RY TELEGRAPH

PAIrIMoaE D % Flour: Howard st. and ONO
1912 Wheat bu )yant--Wbite 81 3itg.l 80 Corn &C
tive and advanced 2 cts-White 6o@6I; Yellow o.
GI70.
New YORK Dec % Cotton firm and unchanged
sales OF aea, bales Flour heavy-ohio s. $50 90
other kinds unchanged. Wheat quiet" hits 81 49,
Red 81 20 earn firu,-new White 10: old yellow
IS: Mixed 76@TS spirits Turpentine unchanged
Rosin 81 So. stocks dull and heavy-Frglnia %
n-N
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DIED.
MARTNN INTHLLIGHNC ca

a. Ba, d.tawp. Ky Dec. 22i. 1853, Mrs. sALLlk
n. MATTiN0LY daughter of the late Judge Roanc
Oh virginia, and granddaughter Of Patrick Henry
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A9-Ths New York Herald, OF December q, in its
Ananeia column, states that the Bank OF the State
Of New York has received from the Second Audi.
tor Of Virginia, the funds to pay the coupons due
Let January next on the Bonds of that State.
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THE CABLE.
MoRE EILLIRUSTERS

TRINITY Bay Dec. 22.-Well marked currents
from yaIentia, but nothing intelligibfe since Sa-
turday. LIE SAurf'
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NY We INVITE special attention 10
the sale OF wr Rorsr A Pryor's Furniture. To take
nIaoa THIS MORNING, at 10 O'clock. at ms lats
residence on Sd, be'wesa CLAW and Leigh streets.
For particulars. see 4 lction head so,r .,,.,,
de c3-It JAS NJ TAYLOR SON, Aucts'
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TEE fuNsfALL MoNUxRNf.-rhis tribute to the
memory Of thsprcjector ofths Richmond 4 DAnvillt
Railroad. ct Dsnviile, seems to be in bad way
The Transcript, Of that place, says:
1he coTner-stons once laid for the monument
hos bssn entirely dsstroyed-the brick work On.
slosinE IL torn up,aud there 10 fair prospect gov
thss In short time there will be not vestigs OF
IL remaining. II may also, perhaps, interest the
Sorsnsd. that there IL . considerable amount OF
money subscribed and paid 10, for the purpose Of
erecting the monument; and that this amount i.
seprsssnt Oh dsposite in Que Of the Banks at Dan.
VILE.
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NEW YORK, Dec o2-The correspondent of the
Post saws that two more vessels are about leaving
the country with fillibusters. The President ns'
taken measures to stop them.
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AFREEs Co.'S Pearl hmhrotypes are uuques
tiouatIy the most b, autful and durable Pictures
any taken in Richmond Price IS cents and up
uards 100 Main street-Steam Gallery.
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ruER rr1REn NAVAL oYrIcERs REINsrArED.

THE REFINED Ma AL OfflCFsihc hhiSs - ED'
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22--The following naval OH.
GERS we're confirmed by the Senate to-day; all Of
whom we're affected by the late Retiring BOARD
Captains Paiae, Ramsey, Iuman. Ito active ilst,)
VOORHEES,, Ito relieved pay list) Commanders Arfa
strong, LoEg, Johnson aud Shaw, ITO active iist,
Lecompte, treiieyei iist.( Lieatsndas promoted IL
the active list are: Porter, Williamson, Carter,
RESELL, GLEASON, Kitty, Chandler, Meal, Gibson
Trademarks reinststed to active pay list are: Flag
waiiack. Doll, Refill, Perry, Roiaudo. Parker, fhz
gerald, Rhind. McArmand, Byron. Hall. Lienten
ants on relieved pay list arc: Watson, Browneii
Abbott barney and Harrison.
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~ If you desire to be artistcally Photographed
you should employ REKS 4 Co. They have had six
teen years. experience and are regularly educated
Artists and Chemists.
N.B-Chemicals always in fiue working order
Beware of bunglers in the art.
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Gov. Brown. of Georgia, has vetoed all the bills
nassed at the laso session Of the Legislature al
that State for the relief of parties from disa
biljties Incurred by divorce.
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AF RICHMOND THEATRE
UNDIMINISHED SUCCESS
of the graceful Fquestrienne Actress and Danseuse
Mile LOUISE WELLS,
her talented Dramatic and Equestrian Troupe. and
highly trained steeds,
VESUVIUS.
BONNY BLACK Bless,
and FLORA.
Who nightly attract
CROWDED AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCES,
Filling our beautiful Theatre from
PARQDEETE To CEILING.
PUTNAM TONIGHT.
MILE LOUISE WELLS AS KATE PUTNAM.
Mr. GEO ARNOLD AS ONEACTAH
Mr. RDERR AS MAI PUTNAM!
THE IRON SON OF 70 TONIGHT.
M Secure your seats in advance.
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e~AuorIoN.-Groc Liquors, NC,
TIE a. S,M MpHSiN0IIG B DAVENPORT, Aucts.

R~ToYs!
TOYS! TOYS!
nv steamer jamestown received splendid asscr,-
ment of TOYS aud other suitable ~ ticss nr
ma d saIt It's Broad st.
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~ GIFT BOOK STORE is at No. "a Main stre

~ GIFT BOOK STORE is 1T No. "a Main street
where you may buy
A Book and a Gold Watch for 81
Book and Silver Watch for 81
A Book and . Gold Locket for 81
A Book and Cameo Set for ST.
A Book and Mosaic Set for 81
A Book and Gold Pen for 81
A Book and a Gold Chain for 81
A Book and Gold Ring for 81
A Book and Gents Masonic Pin for 81
A Book and Gold Thimble for 81
A Book and Gift Book for 81 ct
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n-gpncr.L NOrICE.-E b Cook asks

the nsrtcnJsr attention of hnusekeepers and oheIs
e. bis large sale of useful and ornamental 90 IN
tna above line THIS DAY at 10 o'clock; ana IN tns
rine, az f,cloek Mt tho store formerly occupies
bv mr. Tnohias ho"' y" de 23-lt
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schr. John Allene. curkin. Petersburg
DROSpECTUs OF "WHEELING FE-

l. MALE ACADEMY" IN CHARGE OF THE
sIarkRS OF THE VISITATION, i. V. M.-The
eourse of instruction embraces all the usual re9n-
sites and acc bmenfs OF female ehucstion NJ
The office OF teacher, but may be r'odAsd 10 eult
the " ishes OF parents. aud the cireuastahces OF
scholars. =, 49,.
Fronch viii he taught. not merely. in class. but
practically by conversation. Several OF inc ladies'
CONNECTED with the Academy being fan.ilia with
tho lsngu age. aad oae OF them o FRENCH iaiy, re-
Gently from Paris Every other day, the pupils VINO
ais sufficiently advanced. will be required to con
verse exclusively in French while thoae whose pa
rents desire it, may do 30 in all the recreation
hours. $50.
The de psrtiaent of Music both vocal and instru-
mental will be sure rintended in the most able lnah-
ner presenting yanta Of very superior grade,
unsurpassed by any in the country. :,
Due attention will be paid to health NO pupil
will be allowed to pursue 1t ouce 30 many stuoies -
will overburden the mind OF by requiring TOO great
application, undermine the constitution: boaIoeIs
will be required to take active exercise In the open
air twice q day when the weather viii permit
As regards general department and Observance
Of rules the yrung ladies are divided INTO Two CT
cle. a Grown and Gold Medal are awarded 10 inc
most desc ryiug in the Senior. and Crown TO the
first in the Junior circle, Poarders are allowed 10
visit their parents residing in town out once
month When their reei1ence Is more remote. even
this liberty is restricted, experience shows IL 70
be fatal TO the progress of pupils =. Co..
The scholastic year cCfnmt noes on the is' sope''
and closes about the last OF June Boaroers are .
ouirej TO nav the current charges seIDlannustiS'
No deduction will be made for absence If pupil
is removed before the close OF the mar or quafttt
session for wc che has been entered, full pay ut
for the whole will be required: Pupils Ie-ehteihe.
after the summer vacation, will be charged HoiA
the re-opening Of school,
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NHRisTMAS is COMING !!

NHKtSTMAS IS COMING
~ What can b. more appropriate 10 ofler as
A CHRISTMAS GIFT
than beautiful BOOK full of Elegant Engravings
richly bound, with Interesting reading.
A. NORRIS
has lust received a very choice selection OF
BEAUTIFUL BOOKS,
Suitable for Presents: consisting OF Animals, Ju-
venile Books, Albums Floral offerings, Poetical
Works, handsome Bibles and Prayer Books. in vel
vet, with rich clasps and mountings. In morocco.
arabesaue and other fancy biuciugs;
STANDARD ENGLISH AUTHORS.
In rare and subsi antial bindings. ineluding the
Works of Byron, Shakespeare. Moore. Milton, Pope.
Dryden, Cowper, Thomson, Hemaus. Scott, Rogers.
Runysn. Macauiay. Tennyson. Hood; Mackay, the
Waverly Novels. in various sty les also selections
from ali the best authors collected in one volume.
bound in Ho iday style.
Rocks FOR CHlLpREy-An immense variety, at all
prices, from the cheap paper cover. Al cents. TO
three four and five dollars esch, in me bindings.
All to be found at NORRIS BOOK STORE,
de 2I-ft ~ Main street
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do 23-tlst,J
~ PowBRs'
LARGE SIZE
PEARL
AMBROTYPs,

ToNLY FIFTY CENTa.l
Dollar size Pearl Ambretypes can now be had ut
POWERS for so cents
Por Christmas Present there 70 nothing more
arcan' abis than one Of pow Frs PEARL AMBko-
TYPES, taken only at l5l Main street.
a. on okk
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PoLi1lcA.-Tbe Opposition In Pittsylvan ia Co.
have appointed delegates to the gubsrnatorial con
vsntion 70 b held in Richmond.
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AHof1la vicfiM OF SPIRITUALITY n. ro,,
MAJ OF " years, who had been In deDressed
condition Of mind for long time on sccount q,
epa.ttualism committed suicide at Cambridge Msss
% Wednesday night, by hanging. In the attic Of /
80 $40 Children, bat has not resided with hii
AoiIy iora yssr Of more. His daughter lectures
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UENTISTHY.-
j. r + HI nj III X u
TOfice and Residence corner OF Main ami 7tn st5,
Tenders his services to the citizens of Richmond ana
adjoining counties, in his professional capacity
From an experience of ten years, he feels conhdent
that he can warrant all operations, perforIned;by
him IN give ntire satisfaction. de iI-lmF
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!" TWENTY CENTS!
TWENTY CENT3li

~ TWENTY CENTS!
TWENTY CENT3l!
TWENTY CENTSi.!
PICTURE by THE COMBINATION LIGHT FOR % CENTS
Whoever heard of such thing before. Surely
TRUTH Is STRANGERS THAN FICTION -
Everybody and family should have one of this new
style of LIGHT PICTURE. THEY WILL BE
FOUND To BE BOLD, CLEAR and SHARP. We
intend to put up pictures CHEAPER THAN ANY
OTHER PLACE IN VIRGINIA. Go and see at
OsBORNE'S GALLERY, sign of the Mammo tn Red
Flag.
Wsnted-Three experienced Operators.
IA
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H6T LIcoRICE.

40. G. BRAND.
THE ARoyE WELL KNOWN FAyokITx BRAND. ALWAYS
oys,.E BY JAMES c. McANDKEW,
de- Sly Of, ZINE STREET, NE" 1ohA
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I
ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 22.-The Board Of Canvassers
last night decided to refuse certificates OF election
to the six Congressman from New York city, be.
cause the returns read "for members OF Congress
instead of for representatives in Congress"
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H% Dr.. BURwkLL has removed his
Office to the North side of Broad street. lover
Franck's gliding establishment.) between 4th and
5th streets Office bCurs from NJ to NJ, and
from to 5 pw. Might calls viii please be made at
bis residence (at Mrs. Pckett's,) corner of Leigh
and 9th streets.
N b. Messages left at the office of JOHN Cook.
Corner of Pearl and Main ssreetsO will be attend
al IN de l4-lmS
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LOST

OST-BetweeE our store ana the
II Farmers Bank. one black, enameled COLO
STUD. The finder will be rewarded by leaving 1t
at the Dispatch Office, or at the store.
de 20 is Swords TIL AW. us BrOad st.
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a6g- VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL
socrETY A meeting Of the Executive Committee
Of this societ~ is requested the &9h OF Dec. At
de 22-lw G DIMN0CK, See'y.
ky- PURE GROUND FpIoEs, at the
Ne JN0 w GARJTCK,
6ez2 Market Place, Franklin st