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TO THE AFFLICTED-Dr. L. j. Czapkay.
returns his sincere thanks to his numerous patients
for their patronage, and would take this oppor-
tunity to remind them that he continues to con-
suit at his Institute for the of Chronic dis
eases of the Lungs, Liver. Kidneys, digestive and
genital organs, and all private diseases, viz:
Syphilitc ulcers gonorrhGa, gleet, strctures
seminal weakness and all the horrid consequen-
ces of self-abuse. and he hopes that his long ex-
pericnce and successful practice of many years
will continue to ensure him share of public
patronage. By the practice of many years in Eu-
rope and the United States, and during the Hun
garian war and campaigns, he is enabled to ap-
ply the most efficient and successful remedies
against disease of all kinds. lie uses no mercury
charges moderate-treats his patients in a cor
rect and honorable way-has reference of un-
questionable veracity from men of known res
pectability and high standing in society. All
parties consulting him, by letter or otherwise,
will receive the best and gentlest treatment. and
implicit secrecy.
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bLiUA,,UOD'y lIlGAZIAE,
BRITISH REVIEWS,
AND TIE
y e q. W E RS G. y ( y r I.

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publish the following leading British Periodicals,
viz:
The London Q@arterly, Conservative.
Tie Edindurgh Rericw. (Whg).
3.
The North British Repie,c, (Free Church).
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D.
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DLANK CONSTABLE SALES r. ths
ID Can be had at all times at the ONCE "
Placer Herald.
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MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
ROMAN EYE BALSAM,

For Weak and Inflamed Eyes.
This Basam used for many years in the private
practice celebrated Ocust with the greatest success,
In cases where the
EYELIDS ARE INFL LAMED,
the ball of the Eye thcky covered with bood it acts
almost like magic, and removes all appearances OF in
hanmaon after two three applications. There Is a
numerous class Of persons that peculiarly exposed to
accidents or diseases weaken and ntame the Eyes,
and perhaps destroy the sight such as
MINERS, MECHANICS,
and other operatives metals who from the nature OF
their employments compelled to work in cloud Of
dust and grit Such should never be without this Basan
Prepared and sold by 4. B. S ID. SANDS, Whole
sale Druggists No. 100 Fuonst New York.
For sale by DEWITT, KITTLE & Co, II. JOHNSON
& Co. and REDINGTGN Il Co.. San Francisco: RICE
& COFFIN Marysvlle: L. II. MCDONALD & Co., Sac
rAmento; and by Druggists generally.
For sale by HENSON HAZELL, Druggist
Anhnrn Cal
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Warwick T. c. Dry creek, improvements on
ranch and cattle, Al 81
Webster D. B., Deadwood, house and billiard
table. II 81
Young Mrs H. A., Forest hill, house drinking
saloon) 1853
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OF all diseases, the great first cause
Springs from neglect of Natures laws.
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Attending and resident Physician,
l.. J. CZAPKAY, NJ. D.,
Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War, Chief
Physician to the goth Regiment of Honveds,
Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital of Pesth,
Hungary. and the late Lecturer on diseases of
women and children.
OR NO Ply.
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San Francisco, Cal.
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~Ths wi,ehe. or Nav yorh

In volume, with this title, by the well knoyp
'Dosssicks," the author gives al account of tL.
foTtnnetsling bags Of New York, ~ m,ni.tsr,
70 every vice ana crime, whose advertisements
noor1sh oonspicuousiy In tho leading papers. and
Who are said to eositlbute greatly 10 the ,no,,.
q vice and prostitution IN tia, city The w,,,ar.
wse reporter for one VI the CITY psn.r. ard
mas ample mesns OF information, Gays that there
are tens OF thousands of wretchod fool. 1, NV
fork who eonssit these witches. and some OF
WEN perssns Of education and wealth He regard,
aIsns~ foftsne'teier 90 ~ uoDymaus with a proop.
ssse snd s@ys that this is generally part of the
business Ia visiting the fartureteliers, Does,ick.
learned that every different planet know TO A.
uo'oGy, vas Ia the ascendant at bis birth: tbs,
sae description OF bis wives promised him womb
Srs Elm fusi thirsyfhree spouses; that ba wa,
oesn once every year from 1920 to 1888; that hs
ms more tIsn twenty birth places: and ,h.,
snsa aead u will be necessary to dissec, hts
oospss 'nso very smail pieces 10 order that ~.
ssrtniy remains may DO buried In ali the rl.c..
down for him BY these prophets. Ga one
eeeslon hs visited, IN the disguise OF = woman
aAnems horrou,r ana Was shown the f.cs NJ "a,
Msefe husbAudl "abicstsd face stth rnor.sa.h.
~ o'Aes syss and black hair; a hang dey NO.
49, -. ara cos that one would NOT nas. i, az
~ wssnous tnvoiuptariiy putting ia hn.ds I ~
~. This trick Il performed WITH an
Ssae siffcr, contriyance sold by an. n...s .ne
W sasliar end aqasrtsr.s ~ oP''eiap
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rc. xx..n,,x..,a .orr~spoOdents'


TOE Wasnrnssoa 1orresp"ooe
The New York Igpress says that """'as'
o;,v last now. appears 70 be eeset~-eVea "
grsa.er extent than usuai-wiih htehiy i'p"s
native c,a.. If rcwspsper correspondents ana rev,
lie graphic romsncers, who hatly confra'e' "r
s,y. without the slightest computation. p'e'S
much all tho "hiehly impettane news" thae WIS
scat eff the day before. This Is an old inhf"'i'y
Of the osnas correspondent, however, CHROME
disease, we fear, past correction past cure-and
the consequence, that TO 'hb like Washington
correspondent" Ia come TO be, with the pubic, as
much Of q proverb as TO Gle like Tombstone,
or 20 "lie like bulletin" But adds the Express,
the correspondent who would sacrifice truth II
the sake Of creating sensation, or of dissanciog
some rival IN the marvel market, cheats the pub'e;
aud the money that goes into his pocket for H. 's
money obtained upon false pretenoes; hence. iar
all such persons, the Penitentisry or the fomes is
tho proper p'ace--not the Capitol ut Washington
A celebrated Englishman oDee defined Ian am'
baasaaor' as person sent abroad to tell lies for
the benefit Of his country, and news writer az
a person who tells lies at home for the benefit OF
himself That was thought TO be sarcasm I'D III
dsy: but is it not now getting "a be g truth
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Only n Little Gap Remains.

Our Columbia correspondent inferms us that the
South Carolina Legislature, at its session just cons
cluded, passed bill Incorporating company to
construct q railroad from Columbia to Auqnsta,
Georgia. Thus, then, VIC have only the little gap
Of some u.nty.fre miles between Danville, Va, and
Greensborough, N. C., TO q, up, in order TO flush
the great controlling route Of travel from North
to South. That this gap will be filled up, we have
not doubt. TO prevent it, is an imposribiiiiy.-
The North Carolina Legislature may delay it, but
It is to be hoped that that body will be governed
by liberal view Of the policy of the State aud it's
international relations and no longer postpone an
event which 10 itself inevitable Without the
completion of this link 10 North Carolina, the
shortest and most popular route will be unr nish'
ed, and there will not be through that State any
line competing seriously for the Southern travel
with the lise throughE asst Tennessee and South
western Virginia. To maintain such route with
IN her own limits, and ensure the prosperity Of
her central road, she must consent to the filling
up of this little gap.
To maintain q prosperous through route in the
Western part Of North Carolina, will be to give
that beautiful and fruitful country a fame, and
spread abroad knowledge of its resources that
must contribute immensely TO it's population and
development. 1t would throw bright light into
that naturally highly favored region, and bring
to view its riches, 30 long hidden from the world
Ne serpeutine and heightened concentration can
confer such q beEeft--csn afford sRch stimulus
TO the resources and growth Of The State.
Measures are In progress to still further facili.
tate and shorten this advantageous route, which
% comnendS itsolf to the travelling public, and
which deserves such favorable consideration a,
the hands Of the people of North Carolina. The
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad will be built -
This will but strengthen the line that cannot
even without II, DO gu cessfnIy assaulted, and
which must ultimately be still further fortified
divsrging lines Ia Western North aud South
Carolina
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DIED.

At Floyd Court House. on Sunday. the 18th inst.
at II o'clock. p VI. OF pneumonia. FREYDJsA, se-
coud daughter of Pleasant and Adaline Howe aged
IL years and months.
How short the race onr child has run
Cut down In all her bloom;
The course but Yesterday begun,
Now finished In the tomb
Thnujoyous youth hence learn how soon
Thy years may end their fight
Long, long before ife's bril- liant moon.
May come deaths gloomy night.
HA.Norfok Day Book please copy.
In this city. on Monday night, the 9th inst. Mr.
MELCHIoR PRAvE native of France, but for the
as ter yssrs rssidspt Of this sig PAM. church
this day at ~ o'c'ock. His friends and ecquaint-
ances are respectfully invited to attend.
% Men1aN Peomsir h o 2,
child of Prot W and the late susan gnes Martin,
aged years.
At the residence Of Benz Dickinson, after i'll
the 27th e. O'clock, NJ, DR. JAMES sIZsR, JB,
IL the 3ist year Of his age.
His friends and acquaintance and those OF me
family. invited 10 attend his funeral from the
Second Baptist church this day, (Wednesdsy. the
2eti) at O'clock, NJ without further invitation
In Gs city psG 2h e. s oGSk ae1ah S
Elizabeth and john Cameron, in the 23d year OF
her age
Her funeral will take place at O'Clock. P NJ. at
the First Presbyterian Church. Or. Moore's) The
friends and atquaietances Of the family are TO-
spec.fuly invited to attend without further M ice
30 Petersburg papers please copy.
On the night of the 9th irst. at TX O'clock, Of
ter ehort but painful illness. LUCY VIRGINIA
only child of George W. and Maria L. Redfnri aged
| two years five months and twenty-seven days.
| The funeral will take place from the residence O
her parents. en- Fourth street. Navy Hill this WED
nesday) afternoon, at 21a o'clock, TO which The
friends and acGrantsnces of the family, and those
| of hlr Robert BEDFORD, are invited to attend.
| Father, it is n bitter grief
For poor weak hearts to bear;
Foro ve-that we cannot return
Thy loan wtAhout tear
She was with inveliness so fraught,
So filed with JOY to US:
We car but Weep we can but mourn,
| To see her lying thus!
Yet stricken. sad ard s0rroyipg,
This thought has solace given;
Here in siDfu, world we raised
Anangei form for EeayeD''
| Sc Petersburg press" and Lexington IVA )pa
| peTs please copy.
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4
Nathaniel Harrison, Of the Petershurr Vol,
nnteers to Canada during the war of 1872, died in
brunswics county. on the 1ith inst.
The Rev. B. scMuilen, pastor of the First Pre-.
byserian Church in Rockville, has accepted tb ,
Presidency Of Stewart College a. Cnrksvilie, Ten
Col. a. c, Finley, Cashier of the Exchange Bank
the 18th inst
Tue ship Ann Maria cleared at Savannah Ca.
las, FRIDAY, for Melbourne, Australia, with timber
The Hebrew ladies Of Cincinnati havo set on
fund.
Hon. w. A. Richardson having resigned the
goysrnoIsbip Of Nebraska Territory, has returned
to Illieois. 'N
Rev, VIM. A. Harris, formerly OF Virginia. has
been been elected presideatof La Grange ga Female
Lent J ?. x. Mygats. u s. NJ. Who was recen,.
y ordered TO the 81. Louis, has resigned his com.
Miss louisa Pyne, who was prevented nv i,,n.s.
rom sepssrieg In the Bohemian Girl. in Iout,on.
nas sumcieatly recovered to enable her to rssnms
her professional duties. 's '''' y tssu"e
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PACIFIC RAILROAD CONVENTION.

New ORLEANS. Dec. 25,--The convention has
authorized the issne OF trust detd for the indebs
edness ~ the Pacific Railroad Company. amount~
Jog to SS27 900. The entire liabilities are 600,
to meet the former there is Si35 ,000in hand. and
sIIo o0f from other sources, leaving about $95 600
10 be provided for by the New Orleans and other
stockholders. President Morton received vote
OF thanks, and he congratulated the Convention
ia his response the successful issue of the diff
fculties Of the Company.
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E0R CHRIsTMAS

GREATEST B.RGINS EVER HEARD OF.
Dry O. DDS ~ prices that astonish all who look
! them
| CLOSING OUT WINTER STOCK.
300 Cloaks and Ragiass at less than manufacture
ere' cost.
Commencing with very neat Circular Cloak a
| 81 50taeh
Heavy Beaver Raglans for 81 00; in fact, the en-
tire stock Of Cloaks viii be offered at less than prime
cost to olose.
5000 servants Blankets. from rs cents up-the
cheapest in the city.
Laaies Hoop skirts. withls Spring Hope; Rail
road G rsets: very CHI zap.
$500 dollars worth of Fancy Silks, at reduced
prices; handsome Plaid and Bayadere silks at only
90 cents per yard
A lew dresses of old fashioned Brocade SILK
sresses, which mDst be sold for any prics can Ger
TOT them. Call and look at them.
de 70 ALFRED M0EES So Main ct.
CHRISTMAS PRRSENTS.-
~ Rich Velvet Cioaks
Goth Cloass and kaGlans, a large assortment
Rich Mus'in do DO do do
Rich Cambria and Dirnity Collars and Sleeve.
hteh Mourning and half Mourning Collars and
Rich Black and Coiored Velvet Plounosd Robes
Rich do do Fix do do
Rich Poplin and Mousselaiu IL
kich Embroid'd Hemmed and Tape Bordered
gent's Qosored Bsrdered Hdkfs
Gents Travelling khawIs and Blankets
lhiidren's Woreted Jackets aud Talmas
for ssssonabie goo e 81 Al stylss, please caliat
a. CHRISTIAN & LATHROP'H,
oe~ 20 Main street.
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THE GEORGIA AFRICANS -Thiriy"eight OF tho
Africans imported by the "Wanderer," passed
through Montgomery, Ala, on the 23d instant, on
their wey to New Orleans. large number OF
citizens visited the boat to see them. The papers
say they seemed sprightiy and Intelligent, and
will undoubtedly make fine plantation hands
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&c Wg1mYG3-A' n, previous period in the
history OF Richmond has there been such dispo.
sition the part Of the young people t. connubial-
ize IS the present season The dry goods stores and
the Jew Try stores have bean absou ely ransack ed
for bridal presents and hear Of some that rUId
almost equal the troSScGu of primo Tho reasa n
IT this is obvious enough and hence it is olost ur.
necessary t. Eehton that he legapI styles IF wed
ding cards, printed at the DISPATCH JOB OFFICE
have had NJ little influence in stimulating the ter
dor passion The prUprietGrs. J D Rammersley Il
ca, exert themselyes increasingly 10 rl.ese their
patr6uB
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pr.stIentiai A.p,rations

Il has been confidently predicted that, about this
time, every other man on Pennsylvania Avenue, is
a candidate for the Presidency. Nine out of ter OF
the members of Congress are quito certain OF the
giittering position, and ninetynine boys out Of
every hundred In the country. consider 1t among
the possb ilites that they will one day occupy the
Executive chair Every American citizen, by the
act OF being bern, conceives himself as becoming
the proprietor of ticket in the great political lot
terri. with chance Of drawing the highest prize.
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MARRIED.

On .he 4,t fpssant. nv the rev Mr Minriesrods.
FREDFRTrK ADoLpHUa Enss LOW. Il this city
TO Miss uANNAH, daus hter Of Henry White. E.q
Of Henrico county, formerly Of England
On the 2sd Of Dec by the Rev joseph rick. at
perkirsvjile the Of the brde's father, Mr.
MATTHEW T.. ANDERSON to ass ADElIA A..
pFPKTNH-aIl Of Gnochland county. Va FL
ne ENQUIRER and Advorste please copy.
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TELEGHAPHIC NEWS.
xRroRrpp ,On rag "nrspATcH.'
rUr CAprUREp AFRICAN.

SAVANNAH Ca, Dec os--The young African
eaught at Jekvrs island, Saturday. and brought
here has made his escape. and the authorities have
been caraed much trouble. The U Marshal mas
been requested to resign. lie has refused but IL 10
Thought will be removed, though blameless.
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l.,KtsH AhaIVAL ~ OU1kEa CITY

SEWING MACHINES Al Whi,ehur-ts old
GALLERY II Main s.Itet Those iaiis ttat oll-red
Machines = BIZ supplied. g, We have resolved
. inr by lat steamer Ne tske this ethcd Of uoti-
(, ing fhs n. as neglected Ia t,ke Their d dress
gents wanted in .yrs county unsol6 in The
state Thisi 8 good opp rtuu,ty for good bust
"a but g srnali capital is required Tie riost
some of the most valuable counties are ho;rq an
gagged. VI Ii FHEAH, Agent
de 29-5.S
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Northern markets-[BY TsLrGRaPH

NKY York, Dec. q Cotton dropping and I'M.
changed. ktour UNCHANGED. Wheat 1rm-South
ern Rcd 81 %; White 81 81 11l 90 Yellow corn 75o
Rssin-hoIders demand an ADVANCE quotations
nominal. Rice quiet, Sticks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
6's 9e5s. ~ -
BALTIMORE. Dec. 2S.-Flour dull: Howard street
aud OHIO 81 q. Wheat steady-Nhiie slss'g l3o;
X ed 81 1y[1l Is.
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MiLDSEss OF IRE ssAsoS.--As an evidence oil the
extreme mildness of the winter so far, IL may be
mentioned that tulip and hyacints buds have
sprouted and sprung up two inches above ground
in warm locations in Baltimore. Monthly roses
in the open air have also formed very pretty bnds,
some of which have blown out full
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HEFLITRRAsY AND

III
MUSIrAL ENTERTAINMENT !,
PHILIP PRICE, Esq, will deliver LECTUkE
at the Metropolitan Hall on THURSDAY EVE
MING, the goth instant. at X o'clock.
Subiect-"PICULIARITIss AND ODDITIES OF zen AND
WOMEN"
after which. a CHRISTMAS ODE prepared for
the occasion. " i'll Ia read by w MUNFORD. ESQ.
An AMATEUR MUSICAL CLUB have volunteer
ed their services for the evening.
rH- Admission 25 cents. :,
The proceeds OF the entertainment will be wholly
applied for the benefit Of the Young Mems chris
tian Association. de Zo-5t
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kENANpED TO VIRaISIA-Iohn McConn, charsod
WIN grand larceny committed at the White.houss
~ aho noW ID jan in this city, has besn
renamed to that State on requisition from Gcy,
ernnr Wise, to DO tried for said crime in the Grim
,nai Court az Richmond Officer A. z L. Reese IL
the officer intrnated with his Conveyance to Rich,
mond.- Wl.h Scr N'N
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.NANTED-SERVANTS for the next
w year-a WOMAN without iacumhrance to
wash and iron Apply at Il S0MERvILLE'5
residence on franklin street. Also. AZ honest MAN,
to act as Porter at our Office. 5pply to
de 29-3t* SHIELDS S0MERV1LLE.
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EkW~ Ho! ALL YE DYsPEPTlos All
WIS suffer from Headache. Giddiness. Nervousness.
Low Spirits Dimness OF Vision, Bad taste In me
Mouth, Irregular or Deficient Appetite. Acidl'y 7,
HEARTBURN Costiveness. &c &c can be promptly
ressored TO health by the use of BAKERS CELE-
BaATGD PREMIUM BiTfERS.
For sale by sfessrs Fisher Winston, prugsists'
Richmond, Va. oe A-tS
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MnBBrSe FREE L0vERs-At a station on the Gems
trail Ohio Railroad, last week. two men named
Almond and Speck, and woman banned ''Widow
Pepper" were tarred aud feathered for immoral
conduct The parties who did the deed are being
tried for riot"
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.

Nsw YORK. Dec 2s--wm. NJ. Swain. late presi-
dent. and yonns Barpum, present President OF the
Magnetic Telegraph Line, contradict statement
rublshei by inc. stiles 10 Boston paper. that no
consolidation has taken place between the Ameris
can aud Magnetic Lines.
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On Cxrrs 90 Cuyrs. 20 CENTS.

fT 20 Cents, 20 CENTS, 20 CENrs.-
PRICES REpucEpl PRICES RIpucrDi-By the comb;
alton Light, Pictures are now taken .or ~ LENS
each. This 10 all new and novel me pic,ure u
and see them We intend to defy all competition IN
price style of work. .s
onerafors OSBORNE'S Gallery,
de- 2,-IWs Sign of Mammoth Red Flag.
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TrLsGRAPH CONSOLIDATION. The Magnetic Tee'
graph Line has been consolidated With the uuion
Line for period of % years, and the two arc
about attempting the erection of a line from
Boston to Halifax.
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QUICK TRIp-The clipper ship Starr King arrived
in Hampton Roads on Friday, with saano, only
sirt,Ltirec DAVIS from Callao.
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s,"tR HIhE.--Ihe subscriber nas for
q hire the ensuing year. four Negro A,p-oho of
them accustomed 10 worth ing in a foundry and
toIersbly God blacksmith; and the others aecus-
toned 10 various elnployments. such ~ driving,
riss &c ono Negro Woman. good honse ser want.
plain cook, washer ard ironer. Five Negro Boys,
ON tep 10 sixteen rears OF aee, some accustonlt
to waiting On the table and about the house. come
to working on farm. and some TO working in to-
bacco factories; aud two Negro Sirs, about twelve
years OF age accustomed TO service abont the house,
minding children, &c.
Persons wanting to hire, will call on me- at my
Office at coal yard on Nsrth side Basin, near the
~ ne Warehouse JP UUrfRELL
dc 2S-yt
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hssicSA?loT.-H j. Anderson has resigned til g
position of Superintendent of the Nashville and
Cha'tanooga Railroad, and that Mr.. Cole, of Nash :
we Tor sorne time In the employment of the Com
casioned.