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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-06

FANNY STORE.
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES AT COST.
RONNEl's, Ribbons, Comforts, Scaris La
- dies and Children's Hoods
A large assortment OF heavy Gloves for Gen
tlemen.
A larg assortment OF heavy WOODEN Hos
for Ladies and Misses.
Heavy Merino and Lambs Wool Shirts for
Ladies and Gentlemen.
1 Here are great bargains and no mistake, ia
the above named goods, and also in mauy Other
articles which lam selling extremely cheao
Come, friends, AMI get bargains at the Amerl.
can Flag, Church street, near Main.
ja2a c WILLIAMS
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M BAL supply of nice fresh Meal. re-.
~ celVlng and for sale low by
&c T. HOME.
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HOMESTEAD LOAN ASSOCIATION.
VIE regular monthly meeting of this Asso
citation will be held MONDAY evening. 9Th
tute Hall. A''A
The third instalment of Stock must be paid
at or previous to this meeting, and application
Tor redeeming shares will be received at the
same time and place. '-@
fe3 HARDY HENDREN. Sec,v
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WASKEY FLOUR.
TOE ELS Extra Supertine Flour, received
. " and for sale low by
lie b LEIGH a. pQO
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COMFORTABLE
A re tAose Ladies English Lasting Gaiterc
~ ana wellington Boots, we have purchased
especially for our lady customers,
w SEABURY'S SONS.
&c No 10 Market Square.
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New Advertisements.
NEW OPERA HOUSE.

NEW OPERA HOUSE.
Mr.. G X DICKINSON. Lessee and MANAGER
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 9th, 1860
Last Night of the seast II.
BENEFIT OF
MIR. u IL. DICKINSON,
An appearance for one night more al
Miss CAROLINE EsIGEaI%GS
MR.. PETER RICHINGS,
Napoleon's Old Guard.
A Reading of Poe's Bells by. ..Mr. Dickinson.
DREAMS OF DELUsloN.
Marseilles Hymn.......... ...Nlss Richinss.
THE BONIh FISH WEE.
To conclude with the Patriotic AIlerorv of
WASHINGTON
washington. ......,.,.......Mr Peter Richings.
Goddess of Liberty. Miss Caroline Richings.
Box office open from 10 A NJ, to 4PM
" DooTs open at commence 1T 4 tos. q
ATTENTION JUNIOKS.
b attend Regular Monthly Meeting or
"a your Company at your Armory TUESDAY
III EV EN1NG, at O'clock.
aAA Punctusl attendance is desired
BY order OF the
leo CAPTAIN.
AAFENIIDA
| N ID b Z b N d L N L GREY
{ ATTEND a regular Monthly meeting at
b Head Quarters, on Tuesday evening at TX
III O'Clock. BY order of the ~
CAPTAIN.
let JOS SMITH, Sec'y.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
y The Members OF WASHINGTON
" DIVISION No. | SONS OF TEN
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QUITE A LUXURY IN STORE-NICF
NO. N G FAMILY ROE HEARING
has been our good fortune TO secure a fec,
T. j. n bbis. of very fine Family Roe Herrins
i 5oto "hlch we have had so much inquiry 81
note of this and send to iiAAe I"
e., L q DEMING'S
e No. 60 Church street
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IL Id K N AND GRAPE SEED
fresh supply of all varieties, Just receive,
ne M A & G A SANTOS
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
q ~ The Members OF WASHINGTON
" DIVISION No. / SONS OF TEN
~ PERANCE, will meet at the il Hall on
4 this (Monday) evening 9th inst at Z
O'Clock.
fe 6 = n OsJVEs a, :
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nTrn

peoember 9th, pANfFL ARCHER ELLISON.
Youngest child Of Isaac ID and Elizabeth briggs,
ascd one year and seven months
q aufsr little children to come unto me. and
forbid them not, for of such Ia the knsdom OF
Heaven
The friends and acauantsnces OF the family.
and those OF their brothers. are respectfully in
vited TO attend his funeral, from his fathers resi-
dence corner Of 81 and broai streets on Tues
day. the 18th inst, at IL O'Clock.
IA Petersburg tVal ana Poughkeepsie IN. J }
papers will please copy.
On Monday morning. Dec 10th. 1850. IDA GER
TREDk, daughter of John X. and Mary Ann II
Ter. az ed months and q days.
Her funeral will take place this morning. the
llth inst. at II O'Clock. from the res iden1e of her
father. corner q st. John and Coutts street. The
friends and acQuaIntaEces of the family are re
specially invited TO attend.
OF congestion of the brain. lat . O'Clock, on the
evening of he ih instant, at the residence OF her
grandfather. Col. JLo. A. Porter in the county OF
Orange. MARY PORTER. dauq liter of Edward
q. and Susan Rawlings, of this city, aged year
II months and Ii DAYS.
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COMM EuCrAI..
gtcbweud Markets. Dec. 10,

There IL no change whatever in quotations. ex-
cept those Of CoRN, which are lower. The mar
ket is very aul', and most Of the quotations are
merely nominal
Money matters continue str ngent here; bat we
are led to believe, from the slRns elsewhere, that
our community IA mach better of than most lead
Ing commercial oa'ltIes. The embarrassments
caused 10y tn po.t Al convulslon have spread lar
and wide, and axe producing IN many cites ana
manufacturluk towns the most disastrous conse
ausnaes Nor il thc end yet. In short tins We
shall have accounts Of disaster on tie other SIDE
of ting ocean, accustomed by the same oanses which
now affect this country. Fanatics AM knaves here
aud elsewhere will learn that they cannot carry on
their work with impunty. If the misery they
have wrong ht viii only separate from ne unthink
ing but well meaning part of society, and thus
cave them TO themse yes. ereat good will have
been accom- ,ished Butt mSy he feare d that the
present gene atom mu,t oa*s away before public
sentiment can ba modlh d : and even whether II
ma, b enlightened and improved or not, is alto.
sether probematcal. Ii is 50 Ia hoped that
whatever lie Ihe solution of our present difficult
tiss it will be not long della, Ell but that II Wi
soon be accomplished, and the nation or two OF
more, as It may ne, settle down quietly unoer a
condition OF profttb industry and increased
prosperity.
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MONEY MATTERS,

Exchanges and securities generally have crown
worse since cur last report; ctocks are lower,
eSchans es more emDs Tasaed, ana Sank notes at
& greater discount. Until the county has a re
stoIation OF peace to It's polite Al reations, this
and rum, more Than cau now be well appreciated
ia the anticipation, be brought upon In nation
and other great powers IN Intimate inLeIc ou SO
with It We give below the best quotations We
can obtain.
hls her. ~ 9 quote On New Yofk7; philadelphia
., ana BALTIMORE per cent. premium.
North Carolina Bank notes are 5, and South Car
DINA bank notes are per cent DISCOUNT save the
Ftaaters' and AIue4s' Bank oil Murphy, \. c.,
when is bought at " per cent discount.
Specie 10 per cent premium
LIST OF VIRGINIA NOTES bASKABLE IN RICHMOND
All the Han located in Richmond. ana the
Bank Of Commerce, Fredericksburg.
b.uk OF HowRrdsvle, Aowardsvliie, Abemarle
Bahk OF the Old DomuIon. Alexandria.
Bank Of kockhrdge, Lexington:
Bank OF Rockingham; Harrlsonburg.
Bank If cottsvie, Scnttsviile.
Central BsnK of VlrglniE, stanton
farmers Rank OF Fincastle, Fncastle.
Monticello Bank, Charlottesville.
Southwestern Bank, wythevle.
Branch ofihe Bank Of the Valley, stanton.
Do. 10. do. do. ChTistlansburg
LIST OF VIRGINIA BANK NOTES cssASAAsLK ~
~ Bank of the Valley ana branches save at staun-
ton and chTisttansbuTs.
Manufacturers and Farmers Bank of Wheel
ing and branches.
NorthwesIern Bank of Virginia, Wheeling, and
branches.
Merchants aid Mechanics Rank of Wheeling
ard branches.
bank OF Charleston, Maiden, Kanawha.
Bank Of berke ey, Martl sbuTg.
Branch OF Bank vi the Old Dominion at Pearls
burg,
Rank OF PhillIppi, phIlppi. Barbour county.
Bank oil Winchester, Winchester.
Fairmont Bank, FaiImont.
The Eotes Of the foregoing Banks are bought Nv
the brokers OF this city at Ia az per ct discount
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES THAT ARE At TWESTY-FIys
PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
The notes of the following Banks are at % mar
cent. discount:
Bank of Manassas, Front Royal.
Bank of Weston, Lewis county.
we'll ~0
There are probably few, if any, of the notes Of
the last named Bank atoat, as 1t has been disoreG
tied for some years
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NEW BOOKS.
T VIeEA-At

I VIeIA-At
II WEST & IOHNSTCN'S. las Main ST.
IAVlNIA. BIZ the author OF DR.. Antonlo.'-
Travels IN THEREGrONSOF THE UPPER
AND LOWER AM0OR. BY 7. W. Atkinson.
$3.50.
THE QUEENS OF SOCIETY; illustrated
81 SO.
BITTER SWEET a Poem. By J. 6. Holland
IS cents.
our YEAR; Ch!ld's Book. By the author of
The hABlTS JF GOOD SOCIETY; Hand
BOOK for Ladies and Gentlemen. Sl25
AN ESSAY ON PROF ESSIONAL ETHICS. By
Geo. Sh6rswooi. s.
THE PILGRIMS PROGRESS for the Young -
81 cents.
HOPES AND FEARS; or Scenes from the Life of
aSplasIer q vols. SI50.
WEST & JOHNSTON,
de lit Booksellers, JAS Main st,
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CATTLE HOGS SPEFPkc.

BEEF supply continues large. Extremes now
qaotabe $50 - per C1t. gross. A lot of very
line Cattle sold last week az han ds IS per cwt-
Inc bulk OF Ga SIS are lTUIn : s 50 to S375 gToss
ShEEP.-s not very good We quote
sales, good to PRIME, ut - 81 To $3.50 per cwt
ross fslr to good pei mead, sell at 81 so to SIS
hUCS.-Sales OF corr ted at S8T @o.25 per owt.;
dztIlter,- led ~ 25- 81 Is,
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Northern Narkets-IBy Tstxsp,p,,

BALTIMORE. Dee. l0s-Flour dull-msrkat d. .
pressed-howald street aud Ohio supeTbns he ia
Wheat dull aud dToDping red SI0SsI lis W.
81 l0hl 80. Com dall-new While and ,ellow .s
aeSe 9d oodole. Provisions nominal - mess
Nsw Y.2sS, Dee. Ie.-co,ton noninaI. Els. .
s ~ 7en,sstn sssass p Nheas sast, Cars
al A es.as III ~ Lssd Lsss,-I5l' "a q So
TnnsI,satys sfn..!iIAolss, Ypssassag Msls sa ~.
aUs .sfssi. ssisaIs kssss sss 9-'s sss,'ss
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LIFE lN5URANCB, &c

las. Is. MACMURDO, Agent MANHATTAN
y LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Nsy
York. Office at the Insurance Agency of TEos
NJ ALFRIEND, on llth street, nearly oppos!t e lfct
din's Hall, where applications will be received
l3-lY
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~ December 9th, 1860. va
SPECIAL SALE.
IN TANT MOTTO

IN PORT ANT MOTTO
T.R.PRGCE + Co, with the view of closing
out some departments Of stock, will during the
present month, otter, at great sacrifice, a large
lot of elegant
SILKS and SILK ROBES,
CASHM ER and VALENCIA ROBES.
NOUS AIMS and MoUSLAIN ROBES,
FELOU RS and VELOUR ROBES,
And many other DRESS 60 IDS.
Most III these goods are rsIt ErshcR, and are -
lie sold ceTtatnly-to which the particular atten-
ton OF the lades is called.
They have, also, an elegant line OF CLOTH
CL0AkS aGd RS. ladies' FCRS, in VlCIO-
RtNEs, Vi UFF@. CUFFS. &c; Long SHAWL
STELLA SHAWLS. &c. Nc, all Of which they
are disposed to sell OF very low
To prevent confusion, the first named job lets
Wi! be shown upon the second floor.
de- -5t ThOS. X. PRICE 4 co.
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noS-lEw4W
a-- NOTlCE 10 SEOUhHOLDERs.

49, NOTICE TO SEOCkHOLDERS.
60 An adjourned meeting of the stCckhold-
ers OF the RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY will .le held at WEST
POINT. IN he county of King William, on w Ed
y ESDAI, the 18th day Of December nsxt, with
the view of eectIng President OF the Company,
and OF adopting suCn measures OF retTenchment
and reform az the condition of the Company may
indicate to be needtul and proper. 1t Is all I'M
portant that the meeting be q full one, and Stock
holders are earnestly requested TO attend in per
son If possible otherwise By proxy.
no i3--2awtd =. " MORTON, Sec'y
NB.-A TRAIN OF CARS for the aocommo-
dstl0u OF Stockholders attending the above meet
ing, will leave the Depot of the Company Oh the
Dock, at o o'clock 4. NJ, and return IN the even
Jog, leaving West Point II ) O'clock, or lmme
dIatelv after the adjournment OF the reetlng.
no50-2aWtd A. w. NJ, Sec'y.
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EihA .HsuhAScE u,,,,...

EtihA. saAUkASGE,
MARIE INSURANCE
incorporated 1897
EEE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IRBsEI
ANCE COMPANY.
kA-OMco No. lSl Main street, Richmond vi
Capital and Surplus, S250e1!
yKIs COMPANY has the advantage oftissrGy- stvtv
sscrS' experience in the Insurance business and
having enjoyed the favor of the public danuE All
of that period needs no special recommendatlop 70
the citizens of Virginia.
II ELECTS Fire Insurance. in city and country, ana
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
It's cash capita! and surplus are rs above, and ,s
affairs are managed prudsntiJ, out hOerally and ia
rates low ia those oil any other good insttE-
ton, DIRECTORS:
". L. Cowardin, ]. z. Wsdsworth, Patrick Cullen
Joseph Allen, VIM Beers, Geo. W.smIth,
Horace l.. Kent, ThOs. Samson, b. l.. Winston,
VIM. Palmer, Chas, ". Purcell, Jno. N Gordon
Alex X. Parker, Jos. z. Winston, Arch. Ehomas
y.s. A Inloss, II. A. Claiborne,
Apply 70 the President or Secretary, in person OF
sF letter. W. l.. COWAKDiN, President.
WE. WILLIS. H.. seoretay- iss-n
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A Christmas Holidays. N
HEADQUARTERS OF SANTA CLAUS.


ANTONPS ST. NICHOLAS SALOON
EVERYTHING NEW, RICH AND SPLENDID
ANDREW ANTONI respectfully informs the
public that he has Just retitted the ST. NichOlas Sa
loon, Main street, next door to Xcbanee Bank
making il in every respect most mas nihcent es-
tapshment He has on hand yer, large stock OF
every thing pertaining TO the Confectionery bust
meas, including ~
FRENCH CONNECTION RY.
FRUITS. both native and foTelsni CONF re-
TlONEKY of his own nlanufsct re, Of every Kind
and OF unsu passed quality
FANCY ARTICLES
for holiday presents-a splendid assortment; TOYS
tor the juveniles;
PREV FORKS
Of the best manu- 'Cture; Preserves Jeliles Cakes
End other art ces in that line in short. every del
icacy required for
PARTIES, WEDDINGS,
aud other gal occasions; fresh NUTS,URAN6ES.
FIGS; BON bONS and SW Elm EATS OF the
most emptlng descri pton and eveFr article to he
louLd in Il first class Confectionery Store,
fine stock Of TOBACCD and CIGARS
The Young folks VI Il remember the Headqua
ters Of Santa CT tus.
A- Country orders promptly attended to.
ANDREW ANT0Nl.
French Confectloner,
de 7-lm,lfj Next dpor above Exchanse Bank.
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y ECkiVED THIS DAY.

TRAVELS IN TIE LOWER REGIONS OF
The UPPER AND LOWER AMOR, AN
TnF RUSSIAN ACC UISITiONS ON THE
C9NFIAkS OF lNDIA AND CHINA. By
Thomas William Atkinson, r. u s., F. r.. g =.
TON Brown AT OXFORD. A sequel to School
lays Il: Rusby. Part first, $50.
OUR YEAR A ChIds Book. IN Prose and
Verse. By the aothi Of John Halifax, Gen
For sale by GEORGE L. BFD6OOD,
IL tJa,o
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Nav YoRk, Dec. S.-Crd, schrs Empire, Nor
folk; NJ. Bedel Il, do.
hLExA S0RIA, D g. 8,,-srd, sohr, Z, A. Cum
mings RlchmOuJ; Cambria. Nor 'olk.
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NANDULPH-S Bo0kstO9e and Indery.
TRAVELS IN TIE REGION or TnE UPPER
AS2LoWEk AM0oR; AND THEE RUSSIAN
fSSla akp Ga[NA b. SoS xtkins6n r
Il, s., &c. $3.50
OUR YFA9. 4 Child's Book in Prose and Verse
By the author Of John Halifax 73c.
TOM BROWN I OXFORD. A Sequel to School
Dnsat hugbt. $50.
GODEY;S LADY'S BOOK for Jan'y, 1851 25o.
INFANTRY CAMP DUTY. FIELD FoRTlFI-
CATION, AND COAST DEFENCE. Bic
THE PLANTATION BOOK. New edition, will
be pnblished ON W ednssday. dc n-lt
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gc ACJAY. NOTICES

-
"a To make Good Buekwheat Cakes
Use BEMPLE'S Infalibe BAKING POWDER.
. To make rood Batter Cakes
Use SEMPLE's Infalhbls BAKING POWDER.
Use sEMPt fp's IsafsIl|ols BAKING POWDER.
To mako good Biscuit
Use SENPLE'S lnfallih'e BAKING POWDER.
. TO make good Loaf Breat--
Use SCI PLE'S Infallibie BAKING POWDER.
For sale W Druggists ard GrocsIE go orally.
JNO. w. CARL x, Sole Proprietor.
IA The Pecuiiarlties of the Female Con-
sttuton and the various trials 10 which the sex Is
subjected. demand an occasional recourse TO stim-
al ants. 1t is important however. IT these shall
he of harmless nature. and ~ the Same time &C
compllsh the deEred end. H0STETTER'SCE Gel
EBkArEU STOMACH BlTTERS is the very
article. Its effects IN all cases of debility are al
most msgieai 1t restores the tone OF the diges
tive oT4sns, nfuses fresh vitality INTO the whole
system. and gives that cheer Ia ness to the temper
ament which IS the most valuable of t1minIne At
fractions. The prcprietoTs feel hattere from the
gentlemen in the Union have bestowed enco-
mlums upon the Bitters the virtue. ot which they
have frequently tested and acknowIedged; There
are mum counterfeits offered Tor sale, all OF
which destitute Of merit, and positively lnJn-
rluus TO the system Sold br Druggists and dsal-
ers generally everywhere. de 10 dtFl
ma. For Sair-A Counter, admirably adapt
ed Ilr n grocery or ans like business 1t is l8 feet
in length, with a complete set of DRAWERS,
GLASS CASES, &c. Apply t. ,roonoos
de St No. 8. under Exchange Hotel.
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BOARDING.

EoARDING.-The subscr hers, HAVING taken
~ the house OF los. RI. Crenshaw. Egq., on Nam
street. bet Teen 9TH and Tth, inform their Trends
and the public that they VIII be prepared to re
celve DoaTdeTs ON the LIST of October.
The house IS In excellent repair, and lifted nD
with every convenience for the comfort of It's IL
mates. II is pleasantly situated, and convenient
to the business part of the city. Several day
boarders can be accommodated.
r. b. MURRAY,
seIs-3tawts NJ. J. MURRAT
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go SUTtCE.-The Annual Meetirg Of
Ga the STOCKHOLDERS OF I Il 4
MANCHES TEX COTTON AND Wool MAN
UEACTUklNG COMPANY, Will he held ut the
Exchange Hotel, On SA URDAf. the 18th De
csrager. al y O'Clock. WM. II. POWERS, As't.
de iu-6t
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steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York. mdze.
and z assengers. Iudlam d watson. $50
Steamer City OF Richmond. Mitchell, Philadel-
phia, mCzs. and Insseneers. G. L: Ctrdozq.
Steamer Geo. peabody, Prltohard, Baltimore,
mdze and PASSENGERS ID. h ". Curne.
schr. Rebeooa, Notice, New York. hay, j. c.
ClendInIUg.
Schr JoRn Larkln, McKowen. Eastern Shore,
potatoe to Captain.
SAILED.
Bark Virginau, Lowry, RiI, -four, Warwick L
Barksda'e.
Bark Eff. Pnkney. Pernsmbuco. -four, Warwick
& BaTksdae
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3s.%c NOTICE. The Stockholders of the
% Richmond and Uanville Railroad vi ]
meet at the new Tobacco X9hange, ado ming the
Columbian Hotel, on WEDNESDAY, I2,h INST,
n L. O'Clock. Entrance through the Hotel r from
Virginia street. Proxies Will hand IN their powers
g early possl Die
ThOS. ". BROKEN BROUG IL. Gec'y.
de I1-2t
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EDUCATIONAL
: =
T'oMAHAWx ACADEMY
SCH2oL OF oEEc DEslsN OF IBE VIZ.

- GINA MECHANICS fNSTITIffE IT,
shove School will be opened 10 the 6asemari W
the Mechanics Institute building, on MONTH";
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY sarcsed,gt.''4 n nr, =
the LIST of May, 1881 Besides Mechanical a1t
u"ometricai Drawing, the scholars can obtain Inv
struouons IN Mathematics Trigopometry and sur
Xeylng, II desired. For terms. apply 20 Nr q
HEINRICH, who Will be IN the school room on the
evenings OF Tuesday, thursday and Satugday 4
thus wee 4, Or Ia the Committee
L. H. WYNNF
l.. f.. MONTAGUE
no l2-hn JAS. KERSEY
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Noticf.-The advertlseme Mt of Y. BARGAMrS.
Of yesterday, proposing tn sell Lease upon The
property recently occupied by HaserIy 4 Starke
IS unauthorized, and contrary tn the terms of the
lease Applications Tor rent must be made to NE
de It's Il x. PEAKE
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COAL, COKE, WOOD, 60.


COkE-The prices of CARBON HILL COKE
~ will he, until further notice, as follows
Lump Coke .......-... -. S. o. p'r load
stove Joke ---.- 900 -
HaIi Coke -.-.-.-...........- 50 q" "
de lots JOHN J. WhRTH, Agent.
CtOAL.-C. b. LIPSCOMB,
- (nFFIcE l+rH ST. opp. Mayo's Warehouse.
Dealer IN MIDLOTHIAN, LUMP, HAIL AND
SMITHS COAL.
also, RED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRA-
CITE COAL, sold by weight Hu T-SIn
nAh AND PlNE WOOD-seasonsd and an
- der shelter, for sale az Coke Yards.
De iS--ss mo. Z. WERFH. kE't.
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| A
Il s new Novel by g Ruffini, author of =. Dr.
hntonlon and l:9Lenzl Benonl." Sl.2j;
TOM BROWN AT OXFORD a Sequel to School
OUR YEAR n Chlld's Book in Prose and Verse.
By the HuthOr of . John Halifax, Gentleman;'
Illustrated IS cts.
TRAVELS IN The REGIONS OF THE UPPER
AND LOWER AMOR and the Russian 40
QUESTIONS IN the Confines of 1t dla and China.
by Thos William Atkinson, author of ''Oren-
tai and Western Slbera;" with map and nu-
meroIs illustrations. $3.50, For sale by
de ii 2t A. MORRIS, 81 ain at.
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The REGULAR month, meeting
90 Of lhe YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION, Will DO HID this tTU ESDAI)
evening at Ia o'clock, IN the rOODls OF the AssO-
cation, IN &c dtlh > SuIidl <.
BY order OF the President.
de Mt RIO. L. RICHARDSON, Seo'y.
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AaAniNH cAELiCtAGsCG
tI4ga Ra,.r TAI, day Tuesday 3 5'e.oe4.
ARRIVE Ed.

PORT or RICHMOND, DECEMBER TO-
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-, F0R EEET-A HOUSE sud LOT on
SID Chuch n III, on RI street, between Marshall
AAAand Clay. The house contains nine rooms,
with = lock room and closets, Brick Kitchen
with four rooms, with a well OF good water, large
yard and garden, aud in a good neIe htor hood =
Possession gwen Janusry [, 1851. For terms, ap-
piT to MARTIN SWEENEY
de 6--lw' On Franklin, bet. Nth and lSsh SITS
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~, FOR RkNT-nEsLRARi. nYEIIINC

81 TUX RE NT-DESI Bile DIV FI,LING-
zl:a HObSE.-FOR RENr.-A vary desirable
%aA IN ee story brick DIV Filling Il USE with
Kitchen, cellars. hydTant. gas, &C.. on Franklin
street, me door west OF 10Th street NOW occupied
bv NJ VIM Willis, Jr..lJs for rent, as q private
residence only, upon moderate terms, to q pune
tnai tenant. Early possession. Apply 10
ALFRED fNLOFS
de It's Corner 9Dth and ErnDkj,o &c
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PAssEaGRRs PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE, 6. w.
CoUcH, Master, from New York. Dec 9;
Miss Kedman, Miss Bartlett, Miss Wilson,
MISC Rart1n. Mrs. Usher, Hiss James F. Knapp,
j. II West and lady, Richard Smith. K. Smith
MIR Wood, + DAVIS, Juo OTTO. Mr.. Carvedo. Mr..
Geo. W. Paimore, q II, Mitchell, and p III steer
age.
Also, from Norfolk: W. H. Smith, Cart. VIM
Parrish, l.. c. 2. Cowper.
Bl TELEGRAPE
HAMPTON RoADs, Dec l0.-Ariytd. sil p Annie
Bowen, from Manila Aux. Il. Angler Sepy. q,
and Cape OF Good H0pe Hct. n. with sugar. dye
wood, &c II MONDAY. s. days from Gala
Princess. liz days from do; bark Greyhound, 60
days from Rio, with coffee
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5 Corner I'm and Nam street.

~ fVFt NE Ia DIV ELLINU ID. be-
sj:,a tween hall and ClaY streets containing
fA@i rooms with good kI:ch0n and stables, gas
throughout the house, and cry water N yard Ap-
ply 9. NJ. BOShER.
de It's Corner IL and VI ain street
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- L. r. T. III o. ID FOR SALF-The
sG:a LEASE on the house No. 2q0 Main street
@~ now occupied by ID. HAGKRTY. is for sale. for
the unexpIred term, ending the LIST October. 1864
Possession gwen within fifteen days. The store
fixtures viii be sold with or without the lease -
he location s well adapted to any retail business
Apply to v. BAR6AMIN,
de 6-ts 1rustee