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MURDER AT SEA.

BosToN, Dec. 29.-Wm. Transue, Of Williams
burgb. N. Y, was killed by Mark D1rity of Con
cord N. II, in quarrel on board the whale shiI
California, Of New Bedford, Nov. /. Both wer
seamen. Dority was placed in the bands of tn
American Consul st Bahia
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THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR


4 SALE that BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE upon
which he latey resided, IN the county OF King vii.
lisIn known Ms SMYRNA, and Containing I5o /.
ACkES. The Improvement are Dwelling IA 90 Il
AS new, neatly finished and rspered, containing
Six rooms, with dining r0om in the basen emit to
gether with all necessary outbouses embracing ice
house, New tobacco house. sc The yaid and gar.
den are Handsomely aud substantially enclosed and
painted. The Land is in high state of i'm prove
nent end is laid off in tonr feid>--.ne of which il
we'll set With coyeI and 10 culiatiy adapted to the
growth of wheat as evidence of which the subs CI j.
Der made last year from l59 bushels of heat seed.
ed 40 bushels. being about 81 bushels for one There
is also green house, orchard of thrifty young
fruit trees embracing the choicest varieties; and
well of the most delightful water, with springs con-
veneEt 1t rarely happ MS that place embracing
so many advantages ls offered for sale The neigh
boz hood 10 respectable. having several churches
within few hours ride Persons wishing 10 buy
can examine the premisss
At the same time and place. will sell my inter
est in 30 ACRES of LAND adjoining in which
Mrs Ann Blake has life estate. The title ia indis-
putable.
TERMs-One third cash. one-third in twelve
months. and the balance in two years. the purcha-
ser giving bonds with approved security, carry ing
interest from date, and the title retained until the
last payment Is made Sale TO take place on the
premises. at u O'Clock NJ. the 18th Of January 1882
WIN TAYLOR.
st Charles Hotel. Richmond, Fec. %. 1858.
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THREE PERSONS DROWNED

SQUAN, j., Dec. % On Saturday last VIM.
Sherman, with two daughters OF Curtis Havens,
aged ii and years, were drowned while crossing
Squan river in small boat 1t is supposed the
boat leaked SO badly as to fill and swamp. Their
bodies were recovered on Tuesday afternoon.
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WILD SPORTS IN THs FAR WEsr,-by Frederick
Gersfdeeker, TRANSLATED from the Germany Boston
crosby, Nichols 4 Co.-This book 10 illustrated by
some very nne sketches, and is a well written
narrativeo Of some thrilling adventures 10 the far
west of this country.
For sale by THos j. STARKE
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HF- WgDDINGs.-At no previous period in the
history of Richmond has there been such dispo.
stion on the part of the young people to conuuba-
se the present season. The dry goods stores and
the JewPlry stores have been absoh ELY ransacked
for bridal presents and we hear Of some that would
almost equal the trosseau of princess The reason
Of this is obvious enough, and hence it is almost M
necessary mention that the elegant tyles of we'd
ding cards, priatcd at the DISPATCH JOB OFFICE.
have had little influence in stimulating the ten
der passion The proprieters, j. D. Hammersley Il
Co, exert themselves Increasingly to please their
patrOns
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QY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
~ PRO LAMATION information having
been receis cd by the Executive, shat murder has
been perpetrated in the county of Bottstourt the
twenty-third instant, by BENJAMIN LACKS; that
the said Lacks WAS arrested. but made his escape
the next day, and is now going At large therefore
do hereby offer reward of ONE HUNDRED and
FIFTY DOLLARS to any person who shall arrest
the said BENZ LACKS and deliver him into thu Jail OF
the said county OF BottetouTt land do moreover
require all ofcsrs OF this Commons civil and
military. and request the people generally to use
LACKS. that he may be brought to justice.
(~No Given under my hand as Governor, and
S, under the Less Zeal of the Common
49, wealth. at Richmond, this 3pth day Of De-
cembsr. 1855. HENRY A WISE
By the Governor:
GIoRaE W. MuNroRD. Secretary of the Common.
wealth.
BENJAMIN LACKS is about five feet eight or
nine inches high. rawboned, weighs about $50 lbs.
her brown hair, slightly sprinkled with grey;
stoops In The shoulders his front teeth are worn Oh
TO the gums; when he sp. AXIS. 1t is generally with
emphasis aud pretty positivs he i Is Or 90 years Of
ago. He bad on when he escaped . black beaver
overcoat, black SLOUGH hat, cAssinet pants, very
large IN the legs. and coarse boots On the left sas
q his head he has fresh Gus. He has relations in
tie county Of Campbeii. de 3l--sw3w
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TORONTO, Can, Dec 2o.-Mr Sicotte, Commits
sioner of Public Works, has resigned his seat in
the Cabinet, in consequence of disagreement on
the Seat of Government question, his colleagues
insisting on carrying ont the Queens decision in
favor of Bytown, aud he differing.
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AsREsr OF FUGITIVE SLAvs-At Washington.
~ " ednesday, negro belonging to DIR. John Il.
LOON, near Macon. Ga, was arrested as fugitive.
lie bad succeeded la travelling from home under
tue protection OF q white man named Patrick
Downes. Some suspicious act as the Potomac boat
landed ct Washington caused MT. Mattiugiy, the
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u. 5. TREASURY. &c.

WASHINGTON, Dec 30.-Tbe balance in the q. s.
Treasury is a little over $2,500,000
Captain CIusey has been appointed to command
Of the Home Squadron in place Of Mcintosh.
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rrsr WEEKLY DISPATCH

The nuuber Of The wrsKLr DrsrArcH for to-day
eontatas that very pretty story, "a Woman Of
Nerves. variety Of other literary matter. and
tweusyAys columns Of News. Correspondence
aud Commercial Reports-an exceedingly inter
est,ss susher. Price per copy, 3 cents. to DO had
sass sssrnias at the coaassr. IN wrappers, ready
for mailing,
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FIRE

COLUMBIA. S. c.. Dec. 3o.-A Ere, Wednesday
Destroyed 20 bales of cotton. Several mules ant
horses were destroyed. They belonged TO the ca
tate of Richard Saudley.
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Local TELEGRAPH IN WAsHIseroN-It is stated
in the Unian that an arrangement is now being
perfected for connecting the Executive mansion.
the different Depar tments, the Capitol, and viii
iard's, Browns aud the National Hotels, by teie.
graph wires, with an Office at each building A
message of less than ten words to be sent from
any one station to another station for rs cents,
dollar " WV
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k% LUMBER, AT AUCTION. Attention
is asked to the sale Of seasoned Birch Lumber THIS
MORNING, at 10 o'clock, at the Lumber Yard CT
deal Auctioneer.
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KrTuRNED. Colonel Smith, the Superintendent Of
o. the virginia Military Institute, has returned
military academies and schools. The cnional nr
ms return, presented the Adjntant General of the
State (Richardson) with handsome sword. mr..
CHASED IN Europe, as mark of his affection and
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nS- 20 Cssrs. 20 CEsrs, 20 CENTS

PRICES Reduced PRICES REnucspl-By the comb.
patton Light, Pictures are now taken tor q GENTS
'ach. This is all new and novel The picture is
BOLD ROUND and sharp every body should come
aud see them We intend to defy all competition in
price or sty ie OF work
WANTED IMMEDIATELf-Th-ee experienced
Operators. 0sR0RNE'S Gallery;
de 25-lwH Sign Of Mammoth Red Flag.
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- EpscIAL NoTIcs.-The attention
va;usl5le UousehnIi and Kitchen Furniture, 0roce.
riss kc. 9 valusble Hcrse, Buggy. Harness taTt
and other rersona property to taks place sf tne re-
pike, in the county Of HeDrico, TIL US Day at 10
O'Clock. b UWh,
de sI-ft AuctioDesr.
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SALE OF VALUABLE FARM-The farm of ex-Goy.
Francis Thomas, called "Montevue," adjoining
the village Of Petersvilie, Frederick county. Md
containing S07M acres. of which rs are in fne
timber, aud 20 ~ meadow, was sold at private
safe, on Tuesday last, TO Gen. Columbus 0'Donnell
OF baltimore, at sos per acre.
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BREACH OF PROMISE AND SEDUcrIoN.-A case OF
breach ofpromise, seduction, &C., in the Crawford
Ohio, Common Pleas Court, in which a Miss Jar.
viss was plaintiff. snd H. johnson defendant wa,
tried on two different indictments The FRS,
charge was damage to the family &C., for which
the plaintiff got Judgment for So 500. The sec.
ond cbarse-breach of promise, seduction, &C.
was recently disposed of, in which action the
plaintiff received judgment for $780,
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CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE 4

ST.. LoUEs, Dec. 30.-James S. ConkIing 10 an
| nouuced as the Opposition candidate in Harris
| district ia Illinois.
Authentic accounts from South Platte confirm
reports Of sickness there
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de 23-t lstJ

nHA Look OUB.-BE IN TIME IF
you want good Picture. WATSON ia selling off bis
stock of fine Cases at cost, he will shortly pro-
coed to Europe aud if you do not wish to be artis-
tically humbuged. go to him. for he gives you
true picture warranted to give satisfaction. at
wbitehurst old GALLERY. II Main street Rich mond.
He puts Pictures in Medaions for IS cents Ills
Gallery and Fixtures for sale de l6-lm
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SOMETHING COOP FROM SPURGEoS.-Spurgeon,
the London sensatiouist preacher, sometimes gets
eff good thing ont of the pulpit, however stupid
be may be 10 il. London letter to the
Portland State of Maine says, "a brother minis
ter called to see him one day, rang the bell, and
when the servant came to the door, the Reverend
told him to inform Mr.. S. that a servant of the
Lord wished to have an interview with him. The
message was delivered to MIR. Sturgeon. Hum,
ha, servant of the Lord-tel the person. can't see
him, am very busy with his MASTER"
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A8- FEES 4 Co are the most successful operators
in the United States. They thoroughly understand
Chemistry, consequently they are enabled to keer
their Chemicals always in fine working order with
perfect ease and Pre- duce gem every pop. See the
new and beautiful style of Ambrotypes price 25c
soc, 81 co and upwards. Fancy Cases Lockets Breast
pins and large size Family Groups, at the lowest
possible prices, at the 9team Gallery 1879 Main St.
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graph of the 18th instant speaking of the
OF 'soorers there, says:-There are several rail,
roads pushing ahead and several thousand iahor
ers could fnd immediate employment. The resul
sfpay ior railroad hand is 81 % q day.
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~ r. EZEKIEL,

~ R. EzEKIEL,
90 MAIN STREET,
A anu ''' MILLINERY GOODS.
OF all kinds Dress Trimmings. Rsgtans and Capes
for Misses and Children; Dress Goods, Fancy No
TONS Furs for children, at prices to defy comp IT,
ton X EZEK1EL,
de 25-lw 50 Main street.
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PUBLIC SALE OF LANDs-A proclamation has lust
been signed by the President, ordering the sale at
public vendue, In April aud May next, of public
lands in Wisconsin. The proclamation covers
some 100000 acres of land, including the alter.
nate sections along railroad lines which belong to
the government. Such Of the lands ss may not be
sold will after wards be subject to private entry
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fLIsrY OF SAw~MnLs-.rhe Green Bay wis
Green Bay, 80 mills. with o capacity for saving
Upwards OF AGO, 600 900 feet If lumber annually-
rms does not include the shingles, lath and tim.
Der manufactured ~ ~
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STORM AT THE NORTH

New YORK, Dec 30.-A storm to day has pre-.
vented any arrival from sea, except the steamers
Potomac from Baltimore. and Pacific from Galway
via st. JChps. No disasters reported.
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RErLYINa TO THE CALL.-Mr. Everett has been
receiving daily since the appearance of the first
number Of the "Mount Vernon papers," con.ri-
buttons to the fund, not only from Boston, but
from distant places
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A PIoUs IMPosroR.-"Rev." Henry T. Lever has
been astonishing the Inmates of private boarding
house in Petersburg, Va, by putting up there,
promising to educate the son Of the iandIady v.
counting aud promising to marry her sister, and
finally running off with $3.50 worth of gold and
silver trinkets belonging to the family including
locket borrowed tG put his likeness in, and de
fectiye watch, which he said he would make 20. 1.
did go.
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n.1a lyons, according to the latest Britain Id.
Me- Me- s'ii reach Washington about The 1rst Of
Co., a .S., gises whole homtiy whom 1t says:-
h.,a..a p"' visitor who never calls without
bringing her work with herr
AZ n1osn, atulsr Bishop EIgin, an old friend
= Of Daniel 0connsli, has jnst died
.,S e.,si vsrd Msysrbosr Ristor Fanny El,sl.r
-. ~ ~ among the sslsbrities that viii
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DoRMIroRY FOR LoAFsRs.-The Cincinnati
(Ohio) Times says that the coke ovens attached to
the foundries of that city are choice spots, where
river loafers, who spend all their money for whis
key and beg or steal their food resort 10 sleep in
the cold wintry nights. These ovens stand out
from the foundry, are always hot, and. every cold
night. hundreds of these men sleep on the ground,
close TO the oyeDP
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fEv,p INA Central AGRIcuLru

k&S~ n ',ISIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL
soCIErf.-i'e sons proposing grounds suitable for
Fairs. as in ted by this Society. requested to
state Tie prce and 70 endorse on the outside of the
communication, which must be addressed to O..
Dimmock. Secretary of tho Virginia Central Agr
cultural Society Proposals for Fair Grounds !"
DfMMOCK
de 23-t lstJ Sec'y Va. Cent? Agc'l Soc'y.
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BsInnoas avn Porosac R,Itao p.--Ths reporter
Major J. r. TrimbIe, containing the surveys ana
ertimtes OF this road has been published IL
shows that the distapce by air line TO be run by
the road IL Gs miles. The cost 81 constrEction IL
S7o2,lis Eneineeriog $T0,2ll; fencing and dam
ages t25 ,ooo MISUNDERSTANDING 10 engines,
i6passenger and IS freight cars, &le0 oo0 station
houscs, $4,000. Total $s7e. 1877. To this must be
added $4,000 for ferry boat and wharves at Pa
tapsco river.
THE gross revenue OF the road IL estimated at
1t Ss7 500. which less Sill 900 working expenses,
leaves $50 SOC nett revenue, equal to II per cent
on capital of 81, 2oo, 900. The report adds;
Mr.. Edwin Robinson, the President of the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
psny, wro'e TO the Agent Of our Road. under date
OF November LIST, 1855, A. follows: Ths nett reye-
pses OF our company tor several years past have
averaged about ten per cent aud during the year
now In progress will exceed IS per cent Its capital
Ii small only one million Of dollars. Its nett reve-
nue. Is large" Now. ~ the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad would be but continuation Of the read
over which Mr.. Robinson presides, with larger To-
cal trade than his road enjoys who can prove that
under any cireun stances IL will not declare eight
per cent
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ALLEGED MALPr AcrIcE.-A case OF malpractice, il
is stated, lately occurred in New York MIR Whit
ney, son of Stephen Whitney, a wealthy citizen.
applied to physician of that city for treatment OF
. bronch al affection. The doctor undertook the
application of nitrate of silver by the use of an i'm
strument invented by himself. and, during the OBJ.
Grafton, be punctured the windpipe. This acct
week.
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TILE WANDEREE CASE.

SAVANNAH, Dec. 30.-The "Wanderer" trial /.
continued. Capt Christie, called, testified that
on the I'd of December he went from Brunswick
to Jekyl Island. He saw about 300 negroes landed
number were put on his steamer and carried II
miles above Savannah. Other witnesses testino
ny was unimPortant. The case was continued on
account of the Illness of one of the prisoners.
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CHARMIse INDEPENDENCE That sprightly Bloom.
er, Mrs DR.. Lydia Sayer Hasbrouck, who publishes
the Sybil, "Dress Reform" periodical, at Mid.
dletown, N. Y, is discussing the question whether
married woman should resinqush her maiden
uame. She says that she and her husband agreed
to give her name the preference-but she doesp t
she is called Sayer Sayer Hasbrouck "Sayer
We consider an individual name: she adds.
"Sayer. Hasbrouck merely implies that we have
entered into partnership with another indiyid.
ual'
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A VERY SicKLy PLAeE.-The town agent at Harts
ford, CT sold 33ss gallons Of liquor last year to
citizens, under law which forbids all sales, ex.
cept TO the sick. =.
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CAPTURE OF MORE WILD AFRI(

SAVANNAH, ga, Dec. So Several recently i'm
ported Africans have been arrested at Macon
while being transported to Southwestern Georgia
and brought back to this city.
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GAN AGED WALrZER.-At a Christmas Eve party,
given at a farAers. near Wheeling, Va, an old
lady ninety seven years ofa age took the floor and
waitzed around the room, until her partner, q
young man of twenty i've, was completely exhaust,
ed aud had to set down. The pharse of ''gc it
while your young, for when you get old Won can't"
10 thus proved to be false as well IS inellegant.
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~ Orr TRIAL is all that is required
TO insure the nss OF temples Infallible BAKING
Powder in any family. de BLOT
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TEE JENNINGS PEDIGREE The Philadelphia News
has seen chart Of the pedigree of the nts
of John Jennings, of Birmingham, England W hose
immense estate is now held by the government of
Great Britain, awaiting the proof of heirship on
the part of those who D,ay be entitled to claim
under him. 1t is about q feet in length by nearly
feet in Width, aud traces the genealt gy of the
parties interested to perfection. The amount of
money involved 10 the controversy which exists
as to the herehip of the estate is mmeuse-run
ning up by estimation to ten or twenty millions
dollars
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NEGRO HrRE.-In Lynohburg, Va, the prices
paid for hirelings show considerable advance On
those Of last year. Negro men for factory hands,
hiring for from $3.50 to $50, aud railroad con-
tractors are offering as high as 5000 for all able
bodied men they can procure. Women, for cooks,
&C., command from $50 to $75, and boys and girls
from s25 to $50.
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~ sTARs ON CovvsE."-Ths committee Of eof..
mpsfters IN New York have decided 10 dsf.r a.
e" representation Of the grocers, and mses ,h.,v
.ews ~ allowing one per cent tars on cons. ao,.
.ae hrss psoxino, provided tho BsItimo,. 80
PhuaAslphia importers coincide. s"a
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bxsfrif or fHs MOUNT yxRSos FuSp-rh.
sssnt OF the Panorama OF Australia and Chin,
~ onersd 70 exhibit that work on the nights Of
aoseay, Tuesday, and Wednesday next for m.
Sssens OF tho Mount Vernon Fuud The offer has
O.ss accepted, and 1t l. to be hoped those nights
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- IMPORTERS,


Have in store and q. 9. Custom House, so hhds
TAfL0ks CELEBRATEDL LONDON D0CK BRAN
gf. imported by them from John Taylor Of Lon
don also. In Custom House. Brandies of the fol.
i lowing brands; James Hennessyi Otard, pupuy &
lerier. and other brands. CNAMPAGNEs: Green
Seal; Cabinet, in half pints; Piper Hsidsiek Held.
SICK Co. and other brands All grades OF PORT
WINES SHERkIEs Duff Cord ~ Harmony n nd
other brands. Madeira Wines Old Scotch WITS.
KEY. RYE WHISTLES: Summerdesn: Lackey's
Mountain Rye pure Extract of Rye Grain; Funk;
Besores; Old Bourbon County X " and other brands
Jamaica RUM: Holiand GIN, In whole and x pipes.
Hostette.'s celebrsted stomach B.tters. Charles
London COkDIALdIN. London PORTER Scotch
ALE in stone jugs. Superior old scupperpong Wine.
lIed and white made in Carolina. SARBINEs,
IN whole, half and quarter boxes etc etc Also 400
600 Choice HAVANA SCARS, which were selected
IN Havana By . gentleman sent out by us for that
purpose varying In price from $50 to Size per thou
sand All Of which will be sold to puncsuAi Dor.
sons on favorable terms.
cole Importers in the United States Of Tay .siss
Celebrated London Dock Brandy,
NO Wide Water stSset, Irsn Building,
ae sa-om Norfolk. Va. Is
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~ EvERY lover of coed Bread
should try Semp.e's Infallible Baking Power.
da 3i-6t
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LARGE CoNrRAcr.-The Orange and Alexandr
aud Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Rail.
roads are about contracting for $4,000 worth Of
cars to be built in Alexandria,
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IMxlGRATIoN.-It appears from the official re-.
turns from Hamburg and Bremen, two of the most
important enigraDt ports of Europe, that the
number Of emigrants to the United States was Al =
34+ for the ten months and half previous to the
18th of November. This is considerably less than
the emigration for the corresponding period Of the
year previous.
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AUTIFUL, glossy and Iuxurinus

REAUTIFUL, glossy and luxurious
- bar can be obtained by using Pelletier's Gold
snd renders IL soft and slossy Its delightful per-
tqms sna mary virtues have made il an indispt nsa
DIE article OF the toilet. Price e5c. Far salo 81
0e0 DowDEa. Druggist and Chemist.
osN 1s l75 Broad a.
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M HARDY's Anti-Friction Crease
This Grease. for smnibusses, Wagons. and Machine
~ of every description Is superior to any yet dis.
consumer. AZ compared with any other Gresse.
JNO w GARLTCK, Apothecary. &C
de 3l-6t Market Place. Franklin st.