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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-06

BEDDING AND UPHOLsTEhl.
nANIEL SMITH, South side Princess street, between
~ Front and Water Streets Wilmington N C., Mannfdc-
turer of every variety of MATTRESSES, FEATHER
BEDS, PILLO WIS, BOLSIEKS, LOUNGES, CUSH
IONS, &c., keeps hand COMFORTS, SHEETS,
PILLOW GASES, FEA THEIRS, CURLED HAIR, and
UPHOLSTERERS MATERIALS, all of which he will
sell liberal terms be found else where Up
hosterlDg, in all its branches strictly attended
SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS furnished TO order,
short notice. Orders left at the Furniture Stole o. l..
FILLYAW will receive prompt attention.
Sent. L. lS6O-9E4-3n
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f. M. hlZZELL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
" NORTH WATER STREET WILMINGTON, N. c.
October 23df 1860. 4l-tf
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DISSOLUTION.
YTNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between Foyles
Galloway, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business of the late firm will be settled D. NJ FoyIes
D. M FOYLES.
CHARLES NJ. GALLOWAY.
Wilmington, N. G. Aug 10th, 1860. 229&5l.tf
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DISSOLUTION.
TTNHE CO-PARTNERSHP heretofore existing under the
and style of Bzze & Co.. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The business will be settled by F. NJ Big
ze and all persons indebted will please forward and
settle Immediately.
F. M. BTZZFLL
A. f. BIZZELL
Wilmington Oct. 23d. 1860
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LHRESH Butter, New Hams, Raisins Prunes, Figs Cur.
Il rents, Preserved Ginger Porter Ale, Current Wine,
Wofes Original schedam Schnaps, Corn STARCH Ground
Sage, Teas 30. at WORTH g DANIEL
December 9th.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-06

DISSOLUTION.
YNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing under the
l. name and style of JOHN G. HEYER L. CO., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
All those indebted by book account will please come for.
ward and settle, either by cash note that business
may be closed. JOHN G. HEYER.
W. A. HEYER.
Oct. l, 1860.
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rbere is probably quorum of both houses present.
A. air of profound gravity pervades every circle The
1" s ss as F ss Messages s " at 1 sdd
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

rpRom OUR SECOND EDITION OF TUESDAY,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-06

FAMILY FLOUR! FAMILY FLOUR!
aH BARRELS EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, warranted
GO good, for sale by WORTH DANIEL
December 5th.
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THE UNDERSIGNED have entered Co-Partnership,
under the of HEYEk CO., and will continue the
GROCERY AND PROVISION BUSINESS at the old stand
North Water Street.
JOHN G. HEYER.
WIN. A. HEYER.
Oct. g. 1860. 27&7-3m
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SELLING DAILY,
ITO CLOSE out the stock of and desirable Clothing,
/ Superior Workmanship styles-Low Prices-ex.
celent qualities-One Price-no deviation, at
Dec & BALDWIN'S.
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decli-ly \ o.
. MILLINERY FALL TRADES
NOTICE.

VOLUNTEER Officers the respectfully Informed
that beside The rcqnired by law there must he
yrom he Adiant General authorize the superintendent
OF the R,Atr A'mnry TO issur arms. Ac. dels-u
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LiyELY Turs.-Ths streets Of this city presented
lively ap! earaace Saturday. The ~eAiher Gyor.h,
for outOfjo0r exercse aud hundreds OF ladies sali,d
forth make their purchases VI Christmas presents At
esery turo would meet thoughtful matrons aud gcn
erols mailens PASSING alons with bupdies OF books
t0gs ukes aud OTTER etcrrrts for Christmas dstrbu
tion The shops and toy extensively patron
I'd sui every establishment whirh articles suitable
tor presents could be Obtained received calls
from fair The scarcity Of change vas the
only drawback 20 business The sidewalks we're also
thronged with grOes, going from place TO place TO
make their little purchases accompanying their mas
tiers to the clothing hat aud ho stores for their Christ
mas outfit We observed several gangs Of factory bows
Waiuy clad Ia the accustomed dark gey cassnet suits
st purchased for them. more Jolly, happy, and con
tented spt Of mortils were never secn-rXcrpt upon
similar occasions Aa unusual number Of vehicle' OF
an knds appeared upon the earritgr way, indicating
suppose that the country folks fully sW1rc Of
the approach Of Christmas and had come TO town 10
provide themselves with such articles the due erOy
ment Of the festive season demsnd,d.
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CITY IYHES.

CBRtsrNAs This eagerly anticipated aud appreher-
svey dreaded Of cstvi.y is but one day OIL IL
commences tomorrow and viii be productive, as usual
OF Joys and trbuatOns eggnog and headaches, sugar
pums and nausea gadness and sadness generosity and
suginess and the various other cOncOmtants needless
20 mentiOh The distracted condition Of the country will
not repress the accustomed pursuit Of enjoyment on
Christmas day except far the scarcity Of money
nav exert restrictive influence. The juveniles do not
realize the political troubles and have no conception Of
the financial pressure They will look for the usual gifts
and are not 10 be persuaded that Old Santa Claus will be
less liberal than usual To promote the anticipation if
not the realization, Of their Joys publish the Perenn
Al poem Of Dr.. Clement @ Moore Illustrative OF the year
" visit Of Saint Nicholas
r~as the Night before Chrstua When tAro' house.
TSs s,Sesin<s vsrs hung 81 Ire chimney via care
In hopes nat a. NiahOlls 5000 would be there;
Ths ehlldrea we're ues-ied al snug m their beis,
Aud mama 10 her ReTehisL ADd In ny cap
HAD settled oar brains for long winters nap.
When ~, on tas lava there arose such a siAI.er
Asay d The sin3ov hss IKE a sash.
Tore open ne shutters and threw up NE sash
Gave ne lusire Of midday 70 o,jscls below;
But miniature sleigh. and eight tiny relnteer,
Ihnsw In a monsntlt NUT be 81 Nick
More rapid than eAslts his eourssrs they came,
And b. shi5ted aud shouted and called them BY
90 Comesi os. csplii on paaasr and BiSsn
10 ths top o NE Per.hi % ne ,eP o. ne y ~
AZ NE leaves that bel re- the viii hurricane ~,
Nhrn thry meet Nth Oh tsclc. mnaut 20 she skY,
So 20 IN house cop the courses they hev
With The sleigh ful OF TOYS and 60 Nchoas too;
Andthen tEinkhng. heard on The roof
TIE pranclcg aad pa Eniug each hitle h0ot
AZ drcg la ny hyad, and vas turlllg around,
D0an the chimney 81 Nchoas came With biund
he d-tSied III In uf, nlul hii heat to his FOO,
AID his clio hes Al furnished win a'hc8 ahd sJ0i
A bunie OF toys h had lang on hii back,
And he locked he pedlrr Just opening bis pack
His eses-hoE they tginkiedi hii cimp hos m5IET
His cheeks uxc roses, hs nose Ike cherry
HIS drAh hitls mouth wks drawn 40 tsr q bsW,
And ne beard ou his chin sh.ts snow
The imp Of a pipc he held ughtl he teeth,
aud tha slnoke it cacr led hls head ike wreath
He hal hlua face, and q iitc r0lad bells,
That sncax uhan he hnghsd Ike a boui fan % lilly.
Ne sat chubby and plump a al Do ioly Old cf,
AM laughed, Nhcn saa hiu IN Spite 81 mysvm
sink o. hlsrye. aud tslst 90 bis head,
gave r o. knoE had nothing o. dread
lis sroke a ,, ri, hut right 10 NE Waik,
And diei an the stockiug s-then turned With tleft
And tsyilg Ms GlEe a. iie OF ia tose,
Aad giving nod. up the hmssy he rot.
Ne sprsr 90 his sgEh, % his team gave whistle,
And away thcv al dcs, Ike The dotn OF thitc
But heart him eXeiaim. as he drove ont OF sight,
"hApfr Clt.rsAs To Al. ANp 10 An A SOD NiGlr ~
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To PRKvEsr CoSFLAGRAroS.--Th resolution adopt
si at the last meeting OF the City Council instruclng the
Committee ia the Fire Department To inqu into the
cxpcdicucy Of depO-iting SECTIONS OF hose in different
parts Of the city the custody OF drem-n should b.
promptly aud flvOraby considered By the Committee
and Council The object Of the proposition is OhyiOuv
prlmOts the efficiency OF the Department, by enabling
The fremcu, Ia many nstsnccs that NAV arise, &c
tnguish fires with prOmptiiui, which is impossible 0L-
der the present system. The obj ctiOns mrnt ned by
The Dispatch saturday not 40 all applicable 10
DEF yned that the rctaise 1antity Of hose, upon
any reel al this time should bc diminished, brt that
additional quantity OF hosesay hitcen tsvnty
sections with sprs-sha be procured for the purpose.
Nor il it expected that a fireman shall half mile
aud then home for the 81 cOl twO Of hose which
may have been placed ia IA, charge The design Is that
the hose shall only be removed usrd Whgu a ire
breaks ~, pisg aud, within short distance
OF 9 lodgings OF 6remsn entrusted With the hos; al
thoagh e Noud BE- eNpedrnt 10 deposit few sections
al certain poiat accessible by g fireman, day ugh'
W. blieyc that incllcul,blc amount Of Iropcrty
light be saved from des rrcton BY ire IN the city, by
the adoption o. this simple expsdieuL "A stitch in
time cine, aud "an ounce OF prevention IL worth
pound OF cure.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-24

AYEE's AuERcAS ALMANAC has nov arrived aud ~
ready for delivery gratis boy the druggists to all Who cali
for t. Our readers NAV be surprised 10 kuON that this
Ettle pamphlet which has become much iAyOrite IN
our section has quite the hTges circulation OF any Que
book In the world except the Bible {. Is printed in
nv languages and scattered through many nations As w,
a. supplied 10 almost the entire population OF our own
vast domain. Every family should keep Il, for it con
tains Information which all liable TO require, wheu
sickness Overtakes them and which may prove invaluable
from being at hand 10 season. II YOU take advice,
YOU will call aud get an Ayers Almanac, and when got,
Lsnn Il
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NEGRO HIRING.
1861.

b a @ . Q X z
(O6es on lM Street IL Escdngs H1tH Bliag, Richmond
ErOiad,)
INSCRAkCE AND OOLLtC1lhG AGENT .
Respectfully his services the p0bHc and the iebd' OF
C,cke Close uNG OUT sERVsfifs Tor whom he will ,n
procure the best prices and comfortable homes ana
promises them especial attention during gekness VIII also ~ ehd
property aud Ccccng Of Claims gcner
ally Having from experience Of years that adj
derived from making returns OF the COLLECTIONS
by agents resolved adopt the practice ana hope
untng exerohs that shall be able u ,yc entire saeuon
all Who with their patronage, and thus mart
continuance Of the To thosr with wlom am personally
cquained, Il Affords pleasure OGer the blosing:
REIEnpNcEs.-T Ostney Es,I, Achilles Campbell. Fsq,
HAYES, ESQ DR. II Gregg Col u BTomiu Vim AytL ESQ.
Or II " Pox, hrns Posell Cary. Pollard ESQ, VIM
Turner, hq King william county Va AcGruder, Esq
Gardner Eq ~ hcGrudrr d. snioo, D., HenTiea co.
John HARRIS. Eq D. WIN Fox Hanover ne,srs Wilson
Bosher htsus Chs Chenery btssts Crenshsv QuArls'
Co wp mberlsfe Isl Andrew yinkin', $50 KAE Dab
uey Eq date OF the hrn Of DaJney C0ck Of This cty
sAu uel E Cot WIN honeu-c, second Audio heSr John
whiting fAylor, sq, hrsrs Grubbs Appenson
Richmond City, II Thomas. tariaN II HILL SEQ, Hm
wright Esq, alexandria Va Gresham Isq Areld Pointer
Eq King Queen; Ben " Ackieod. Esq fIuque county
Il ooks Gq, btNnIrd CO.; u Broadlu, ESQ Qu-rs,
Tag, Caroline Capt Burke, Gen hu'e, EsseI county
desO-d,cAwu
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ADJUSTMENTS.

To conclude with the lauehAble farce Of
Mr. MIS- P.w.
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BU NSI E'S
PURE OLD

TTsEFUL AND ENTERTAINING ueGKs
L AT EST JOHNSrUNb
Book and Music Store,
lt5 Main street
The WhV careful co lection a many hundreds OF
pe @sei "a understood si''' q %
GnquIre VI hin or 1O1 Facts worth Knowing 90
The AglclAn Own Book the whole Art Of Conjuring-
eco wood Gus Nv
Tie LAclrs; Guide To Beauty; BY Mr. Jas Clarke. 90
rne pbIc Al Resson WHY hand hook for bbcal 1uden ~
The DICTIONARY Of Lave 100
The american GsnemAns Guide PoteRess and Fashion -
'"' 'V sr"pInS :nie,t.Smsnt 1Oo
Letters o Mothers; BY Mrs L. Sgourn y. 10
Times Of Alabama and Mississippi By j. O. Bad
win. 70
fhe Throne Of David; by TsvsrendH H. InEr.hHm L.
ID. 70
The sunny South; or Tie sOuiherner Honsi By Prof
lnHrahAm. ~
The LadJs Guide TO Perfect 6rLtlity. 10
Cupboard; or Tac for Everybody. 1000 In
GrAvingL W
EEAnJ o. The shove by mall nee sps OF
the price Nrsr JOHNSTON,
BOoLs Hers and bO0kbinders
RirhHOnd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-24

TaE SHoErE,r DAY.-Saturdiy was the shortest Of the
year being nine hours and four minutes IN duraiioG
The next seven DAYS w be Ooe minute longer and the
increase viii then become more raph The tecrea,e
from the longest dty has been tiN hours aud thirteen
NH. L.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURB DAYS.

DY vgRTs n OF A DECREE e tn. 6ircui. Court
ID Of The City OF Remond enrsd 10 the SUIT Of Johnson
deed Of trust from Geo nasby bearing date rbrusy
18th fG0 recorded the Clerks Office Of the Cour; o; tsngs
the day % January 1851 attn auction Of Me Ia
Vi, Dupree Co.. 10 said city for csh public aneoa, kego
wOma nsmed May good Cook, Washer snd Irone and her
too children, Walker about 10 DID, and Fanny q
age SILA8 4. JOHNSON,
de2t-tds Commissioner and Trustee
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IN CUANOHRY

appes log thsthe pNnun have proceeded In the mode
sehcd the absent defendant Of p Rqysrer
cut,r OF H. ksi,r deceased sud uan month hay
iDg clap the pubsAich him mpleted and
he sn filling Sprar AMI aasser the motion Of the plain
ts the blu Is t.kEn confessed a. him and heeuIon this
10 be ard the t Of thy plaintiffs,
duy taken foO9 ss the said absent defendant and
the home defeuiant aha sLisa a. "A add
confederation vhefvof The Court doth adudee, order
&c. hry Gordon, late sheriff Of Poshtan ant
ach admlnstrs MahN Ashley deceased do repd,r before
on3 OF the Comm SOhers Of This Count account OF Ills trAnsAc
adm nistfator Aforesaid which the said Com.
directed state report the Court and h. he also
ascertain and rp' account the ouAndndns debts against
estate, together with matters specially deemed
pertinent himself required by OF the pSe TO be sta
ted. Copy Tvste: a. r. GRAiHa
appointed the 9Th day OF February for commencing
the by the foregoing ORDER shch day by Ia
O'CLOCK the parte, Interested required ~ st,ad the
Clerks ONCE Po~h eoih with their UNITS and youeh
SNAmnAton settlement and the creditor. Of
Martha Ashley dectatd e4ursd produce their claims he
NJ with proof the samcs the time and pi,ce In
der tha they may bsrepoed required BIZ said order
K D. GRAvEs,
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NOrICH.- quail Il "a, EXECUTOR Of the last Ni
~ u SAMUEL MAeN. d~c all pes having c,ms sgans
his rtke ul them Tor the SUBSCRIBE, u
whom p, indrblr to said vii make pawn
D. MARX,
d-2I-8tas2W Executor o. 3 Ma Y decd
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Tus Cav sr,ruE.-Tae temple as il is called,
which IA, been erected ava Opy for the statue ct
Henry Cav IA the Capitol square has been nearly
pleed and We presume that the box u which IN statue
has been enc,ci for eight months sill be removed some
time during the week The columns OF the temple have
BE- sintsd Ia imitation Of bronze. Tue dome has been
pa. ed blsck
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BY aoDDIN 4 APpERsoN AUors.
TIRUsTEh,S SALK OF VALUABLE FARM
III Is HENRIC0. on THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILAuAU.

rIRUsTHh,s sALK OF VALUABLE FARM
Il IL HkNRico, on THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILRuAD,
AND or THE MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, FIVE MILES NORTH
OF RICHMOND, and II SLAVES THERHONBy virtue Of deed
OF tru from the late Gersa eors Edwin Burop or whom
The undersigned J. r. Young has substituted decree Of
Henrco County Cou James Lyons bearing the h
May 1872 dey ieor:edin Henco County Court the undergr
ed trustees In conformity TO the provisions CT the tad deed OF
trust will sell 81 public auction to the highest bidder the pre-
misses MONDAY the 3st day OF December 1870 at 10 o'clock
A. ~, Qf far not the first fair day thereafter the real
and Sy conveyed by the raid deed The valuable TRACT
OF LAND located which the
sided at the time OF bis ath and which occupied by Ms
hartha ftor Al her desh containing hundred And thirty
less Also valuable embracing
and chidren. The said farm veil that minute de-
scrpton Is deemed Suffice that from
It's location aud OF quales regarded valuable estate
plat and will be exhibited tie bcur Of The
are, for the m 1T part young and likely.
fstNtPor The Real Estate utth cash balance at 10 Is
aud - months negotiable interest added
trust deed e retained Por The months credit
approved sniorssd neHuuILls { added
JAMES Lyons. Ir.
de3-tds JOHN h VOTING, "usee''
SAs Executors of Mrs Martha Srs deceased shall
do time place. s al % her person estate con.Dg
Of the iloalHg. slaves tsO men, glr and
bow Also. one ear age and harness, End one COW.
TtEHs- Cash. RE-. q WILLIAMSON, a.,
deIi-tis A. STORRS h"'
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NEGRO HIRING.

FnE viii cohnur the above buaneSs the ersuing
year and socs the confined Of those friends
for whom hrn nos acts, and ~ the public GENERALLY.
with the obtained nv several experience in
this ban, h. ees that he will be able 10 gntd
ho,n and the prices avery attention will jvtn Ia the
s room for The Of those hayen homss IL TIE city.
Having been com buy the CENTRE interest Of his late
partner the eonee Rawlings Holiday to secure HAS ~
against osS books and accounts Of tbs Sh
deco dtcIm ALTRGD /. UoLLADAY.
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Al The rel nce Of The brides father GA IN iGth Inst By Rev.
& orr, ln.m Kces.r M WILLIAM KUss L. JONE& u Or
aags 20 Mss CAkCY KE3EE daughter Of JesIe keessr,
E.q a Richmond City.
Enjiy-N1,,rb'. rrss8o par ess please copy.
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LINE OF packets PROM
sSsss r1UtsTgs5.,A
RICHMOND TO LEXINGTON!
on MONDAY, 26rH NOVEMBER, OUR MAIL PACKET
" Z Q L A,
VITILeave Richmond and with packets CLARA and
w PIONEER which will thereafter f,m line from Richmond
LeIngon three TINES 4 week. lesying Richmond every MON
DAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Al ocfckP n and ariylnL
Lexington the succeeding WEDNESDAYS fR DAYS aEd mon
DAYS, O'Clock leaving Lexington hOhDAfS. WEI
NESDAYs and FWDAlS at "sck A. NJ and arriving At Rr
mond the Iuecredrg WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS
at 3 O'Clock n.
Fare from Richmond TO Lexington, only a. 20
Packages v be delivered by this line Mt point between
these Places AID when delivered ~ Office, ioH be recei
for
with Hessrs Boeoek Parrih.
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HARp y,nEs AND GOLD wEArMkR CoNl

TlyHEN money by saving fuel both and m
comfort 10 lhr tim by procuring ttaS
HEAFENS, kANGtS and tTJvtSof the latest an mh EyN
app Jyed construction ~
The "Setpr Gas Burner warns to With one Seue Of
coal. AMI never llses fire.
.The Portable Crate Is both cheerful and sensible
Stoves Sodby past repaired taken 10 exchange
fornew.
~ Second nd stoves soll cheap
Ao Plumbing GasJihg and Tin Work done with despatch
At ths Governor Street Save Store syins Row Richmond
Va GEORGE trARGir
ash delT-LNNy
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BY DICKINSON, HILL 4 CO., Arcrs

4 COMMISSIONERS saLE i viii sell or wRDNEs-
" DAY. the I'd OF January sG AZ he Auction House OF Dick
10, on, Hi & o., NEGRO MAN named wa'ner.
Sale beta cen the hours Of 10 and IL O'Clock.
THOa T. EUcKots, COMMIT
fale by Df-Kxson. HUI def2-dfOt
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EpUOA-TrON.


MRS. PHILIP MAYO viii reopen her SCHOOL. .,
IVA Sycamore Church. lth Bread and Mar
SHALL the first Moniay In October She will receive few small
beys Terms $50 per session oi9 months jyls-u
OLD DOimINION INSTITUTE,
EvHE session Of this School for Young Ladies' located At the
the Of bh and Franklin Streets Richmond Va win
begin the LIST day Of October $780, and close e 8Oh Of
June next ensuing
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION
shu3ate, Mental and Moral Science and Ancient Ian
guAges.
e. q. Olson, Natural Science and Mathematical
Rev James A. Duncan Biblical Literature.
Mons Edouard Houdayer, French
Carlos O Mera, Spanish and Italian.
Albert De Roedigtr, German
Miss Elya VI. Jones, intermediate English.
Miss Maggie d. Brander, Primary English.
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
o. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
Oswald Heinrich. Painting and Drawing
J. W. Reeye, PsnmAnshp.
Application 70 enter pupils and all communications ming
the Bchoo should be made 70
J.E sHUMATE, Prin,
Richmond, Va
The for the session Of 1850 furnish
W those Who apply Is Indicated. d2I II
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1861. REFERENCES 1861.
T,aE co PARTNERsHIPOPCo CKE&

relring.
BENJAMIN OOCKE viii continue the buInes heretofore
by Cooke Close sni IL aone authorized 10 collect the
n. A. CpCkE
l.. a. GLOBE
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NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE
RALuau. Dec 93.--fhe L'gilAture adjourned yester.
day un January 9Th Au effort To take up the bill for
aiming the State failed in the House OF Commons.
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THEArRK-Mr. and Mrs Waller the en- inent dramatic
ar'iss ~i appear again, tonight, in popular play -
LIT al the Young folks take notice that Christmas pauto
mime gotten up expressly for their amusement by Messrs
klnke Co. will take place tO-mOrtOw afternoon. II
e proves successful the pAntommr, last Christmas
the juveniles who attend viii be greatly diverted and
have something TO pratie about the residue OF Christmas
Wepk
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A LLRGHANY WAvga, bottled q, the spntG'-fr.'A
SsS v PsrshS6s co., is' rasr T
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-24
Lea al the world 10 What Il nav
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Tn, w,rER Srpplr.-The residents Of 81,

THE WArER SUPPLT.-The residents Of ShOckoe Hill
are nov rejoicing the long wished for increase Of the
supply OF water 70 that portion Of The city. The
tEenty inch main having been laid TO the reservoir
aud the connections having all been made, Superntcu
dent Davis turned the water on, Thursday, and nov
hOusekeepers Saockoe Hill may obtain the indspen-
sole fluid from their hydrants any hour Of the day
THIS improvement cost the city about 100000 bu. still
vas consummated eheaply the advantages OF an AIDE
qiaie supply Of water incaeuabe. The danger re-
sung from the occurrence Of Ere is essened, cleanl
snd health promoted and hOusekeepers relieved
Of the constant vexaton Oecasoued By the deficiency
hitherto prevailing The necessity OF drawing OF sup
plies night for the following day no longer exists aud
thus great waste OF water will be prevented. The
pipes for this Improvement cast AZ the Trrdegar
Works in this eiiy-a Job which in all probability would
have been given 10 a NOi :hern establishment II the
people there had not acquired reputation for wishing TO
manage our own affairs IS well ~ their Own-a meddle
some disnnsition Which Yirginians viii not tolerate.