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MUSIC SCHOOL.

MUSIC SCHOOL.
M RS. Fl. WHlTAKERS MUSIC SCHOOL WILL
lIA commence the first MONDAY IN JANUARY, at
her residence
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received
she hopes BY her dgen attention to the proper
ton OF those under her TO merit the
same Public Concert will be given the close of the
session.
Raleigh Nov. g. 1889 loft
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N. C. Six Per Cent. State Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, n. G,
May 8, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- nj this office until 10 o'clock, A H., 5th June
next for the SALE the highest bidder, Of 100000 of
Carolina State Bonds, issued under An Act author
king the Public Treasurer to sell the BONDS Of the State
for certain purposes
These bonds sold to pay of debt of the State which
is about maturing.
The above Bonds will be issued in sums Of 81 0o0 $780,
5000 or 300 EACH suit purchasers bearing date ls JAN
uary 1850 with Coupons attached payable semiannuay
Those Of 900 and $500 will run thirty years, and the
300 and $2n0 ten years.
The principal and interest will be payable at the Bank Of
the Republic in the City Of New York unless where the
party prefers have them payable ct The Treasury Of the
State These bonds not subject to- taxation any
purpose -
Successful bidders upon being informed Of the accept.
anee of tieir bids deposit the Of their bids to
the credit of the undersigned. the Bank aforesaid in
the Bank Of North Carolina Bank If Cape Fear Raleigh
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
Proposals for n c. Stocks" to the undersigned at Rs
leigh, N. @.
fhe right Of accepting such bids, in whole in part
NAV be deemed most advantageous State
The bids will be opened in the presence Of the Governor
Secretary aud Comptroller Of State aid the President Of
'N' $50 -' D, W, COURTS, Pub Treas
a.s- ~ - ~. - - std,
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BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE IL BRITISH
REVIEWS.


SCOTT & CO., NEW YORK. continue to publish
Lie the following leading British Periodicals. viz:
1.-The London Quarterly, (COuservatire.)
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3.-The North British Review, Free Church.)
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5.-Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, CTory.)
These periodicals ably represent the three great political
parties Of Great Britain Wing Tory, and Radical-but
politics forms only feature Of their character As Or
ans Of the most profound writers Science Literature
Morality. and Religion they stand they have stood
unrivaled in the world Of letters being considered ndis
pensabe TO the scholar and the professional man. while
the Intelligent reader of every class they furnish a
and satisfactory record Of the literature of
the day. throughout the world, than be possibly OBJ
tanned tom any other source
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the British
publisher gives additional value TO these Reprints
much they be placed in the hands of subscri.
bers about as as The original editions.
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NoRrH.cARoLINA WRAPPING PAPER,

Raleigh, n. c., March Q, 1850. L s 90
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The above is the title Of work which has been recently
published by the undersigned at the North Carolina Book
store, Raleigh, N. C., and is for sale in
One vol Of nearly 600 pages at the low price Of s8 So
Postage any part of the State of the United States
Sc cents. Upon the receipt of four dollar N. C. Bank
Bill the work will be mailed TO address, and the changeen'
closed in United States post office STAMPS
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SWANS JUSTICE-REVISED.
TIME NORTH.CAROlINA MAGISTRATE, A PRAC.
zeal guide TO the Laws OF the State and the decisions
Of the Supreme Court defining the duties and urisdIc'
ton of the Justices of the Peace out of Court under the
Revised Code s555 together with full instructions and
numerous new forms and precedents.
BIZ EDWARD CANTWELL, L. L. B.
Counsellor at Law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25
I hrtstnt "a

In these times of Abolition and secession,
this glorious Festival, thank Heaven, Is not
abolished, nor has II seeded. nor is ltfKeiy 70
become extinct, so long as The impulses OF
MONS s,atitude and love, ard the purest DO
me.,ic affections continue, TO sway the nm
o,sn heart Churches will continue 10 re-
sound with inspiring anthems of esaltauon
aud of 10y, echoing the melodioas Dan"efs
that swell from The inpumerable ehoiFs OF 'hst
angelic host which first proclaimed Peace on
earth good will among men, Hnd ten 'h0u-
..ru firesides will glow with more 'han inc
hrivhtu..s and genial warmth Of midsummer
s., ne interchange of kind words and LOVING
ssea. which hiesses this birthday OF the
pr,nra of Love aud Peace and Chauty.
W. ,.;aice that tEe South Carolina Legiela-
rure n a,,olishtng suadry holidays, has spared
t,,tp1sTNAs which as an institution thai can
mot h. nulIiaed. and which ought TO be re-
commended to every southern man for the
very reason. Il ter no better, that it was exc
GRATED d. The Puri:ans, who b1nished from
New EuElaud every man who kept Christmas
ar looaed with favor upon minCe pies. Never
thsless. he. as on this day be charitable even
10 the Puritans. Let rs reflect that if pc have
a holiday OF the 25th OF December, " aich COM
meInorates the graudest event IN The history of
the Universe. they have one on the 2lst, which
celebrates the Landing Of the Pilgrims at Ply
mouth Rock, considered by them the grandest
incident in the tide Of time.
On a day like this, no matter how various
our modes OF celehra'iob,-there is one COM
mon ground on which all ought to stand
acts OF charity 10 the poor. Let us remember
the children Of want aud suffering, and. in
remem berinr them, we shall present 10 Heaven
the most acceptable OF all sac, iflces and o5la-
lions
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perversion OF History.
The New York Tstbsns thus perverts his
. ha ni q hiecf

The New York Tftbsss thus perverts his
tory upon the slavery subject
What drawback the institution OF Slavery ~
may Judge who see thu effects il la Producing ut
this very moment. 1he JsSgWeri e6 The ctrtiiasd
tDoTld Ystognl2es Sidrfrg as utterly Incompatible
tctft htgh cirltfZdttcA -
The New YORK Express, always ready TO
NEE; this peryerter OF history and prelender
- scholarship, al every turn, reminds him
that Egyni In her palmiest days when mag
nif3cent Thebes went up and the gigantic tenn
pies on the Upper Nile, aud when letters frat
started from her nurseries Of instruction to-
ware! Greece was a SIaveh9ldng Monarchy.
Greece, the Greece Of the days of Pericles,
Themistocles, Demosthenes,--the Greece that
crea ted the Par,henon and The Tenn Piles of the
Acrop0lis,-was Slaveholding Democracy,
or Republic.
Rome, too, in her paimiest days, when Oh
esro spoke, when Virgil wrote his Epic, when
Horace, Ovid, S,iIust, Martial, Tac.tus, and
Seneca lived, was a Slaveholdirg SAFE The
Augustan era was a Slayehoiding era.
The highest civilization of Egypt, Greece.
and Rome, was ia the strongest era OF Slavery.
Thea Civilization and Slavery, whether STA
very be RICH: CT wgong were perfectly COM
pauble. Gibbon shows us, that the decline and
faN Of ne Roman Empire began ,e,th the ato!j-
fion q arfry.
Let the Tribune put this Express tobacco
in its pipe and smoke it, Moreover, how
would cotton and rice be cultivated without
negro slavery! And without negro slavery,
gracious Heavens! we should have no
7y,5aae, and then, what would become of
the civilization, Christianity and decency of
the agel
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The N,xx..Commodorr kearnev.

The r,ouesg of this veteran Naval cnIettain.
second on the Active Service List in The Navy
OF the United STATES, TO be placed on the Re-
served List of the Navy, or 10 be permitted to
resign is an incident OF sad and solemn sig
nificance Com nodoTe kEAKNAY is one Of the
most brilliant officers of 4 service which has
become dear TO every American heart. lie
leaves g position which, at The slow progress
OF promotion in our service, II requires Il long
life 10 attain, but, like True gentleman aud
patriot who hes always held his lie at the
disposal OF Duty, lac Is ready ~ sacrifice ali
he glories OF life, rather than turn his hand
ppQn any part of that country which, TO the
tEEe sailor or soldier, is his MOTHER. Among
the innumeFable sorrCwGGl things CONNECTED
with the possible dissolution OF this Conlede-
racy, none affects US more deeply than the dis
Indignation and the probable division Of that
Navy which has been the great wariike pride
aud boast Of our country, Our little army
has accomplished wonaers, and its officers are
amuug the most intelligent and gallant gentle
ia the world. But, from its Intancy, the
American Navy surprised aud electrified Eu-
rope, as well as America, by its superiority III
everything except numbers, to al! the Layes
OF al, lue nations of the eartl. In ships, sea-
ul2nship, anu naval discipline, ii Is exag-
n service Us that o. the United States; aud that,
IN lne event Of another great Eur0pern war
4ne most amazing exploits CT NAPOLEON On
the land would be eciipsed by he magnificent
achievements IF the Uuiled States upon the
seaS Alas alas ms lead OF this glorious iu-
gure the stars that have 50 often Il hted mp
the BIZ tie and the storm, are apparently about
- separate into distinct aud Earring coAstella-
lions. Close up the rtcJlCs OF tha Navy
Why should II renai8, when the farewell
"eunsels Of WASHINGTON are forgotten Why
SHOULD IL, or the Army, exist, when the no.
hlest work Of our t2refathers, the Union, is
perishing! WY should We cling 10 the
-xlernal elories OF our political Temple, when
lts mystic veil OF Devotion and CaaIity has
been rent il twain, and The chosen people are
.eady 10 innbrue their hands In each others
blood 8Ed the Solemn voices OF our National
Eods-oI WASHINGTON, JEFFERSON, MADISON
AARsHALL-seem 10 whisper through the lis
'enlng midnight air, "L,t rs depart hsHcs!''
Commodore kEARNEY, whose res igration is
probably only The beginning OF the end," IS
not Southern man, bur having served Oh the
southern coast in the wars Of 1872 and 1873,
ana having been long iatilate With Southern
Q9opie, Ia 40 reluctant 10 take a hostile posi-
Ton against them. The Northern Officers OF
the Navy, Us well as their southern comrades,
are almost universally gentlemen of the most
national and catholic spirit, and we are safe IN
predicting that the resignation OF Com NEAR
NKY, IN the event OF a dissolution Of the
Union. will be followed by numbers OF the
bes. ana brayest officers in the American ser
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co NJ +. RCTATI.
Richmond Markets, Dec. "a.


The Intervention of the Christmas holidays oc-
easIons suspension of business There ia moth
ing doing and no char gee in quotations. that
Exehauee has declined. There il no Alteration
in the fice of things unless it he for the worst
There is less nope of a comprc mise than there
was n week ago. and the ruthc mind more than
ever despars of the Union. In tbs State of things
thouah there is plenty Of money. men are unwil.
ling to embark in new tTars7otions, and there is
70 appearance Of any restoration of animation TO
trade. We cannot hope for confidence and activity
until our troubles are sett!ed in one way or
another.
oBACCO.--Nothing doing The holiday has
suspended breaks. Last quotations Inferior
LugS at S22562 50, rood and fine 53n3 80; lufe-
ripr Leo S5g7, good S8I9; hDe mann featuring
scarce, prize Sl2 50G2D; good and hne Epglish
So 500 10 90. fancy cases S2Ud?0.
FLOG i've repeat last quotations to the trade
Snperfne SO c5a650; Extra S717 Is; Family 81 so
WhEAT.--Nothinr doing Last quotations:
Coed 70 prlme Red 81 l0Tl16; do White 81 zOG
CVRN.-Old corn may, be quoted at co to G5 cts ,
the latter in small Io:s n " 50T55 cts.
OATS. 1928 ts. T. bushel.
HAY. 10 ~ c--t.
BACON. SIDE, ll1s cts Shoulders 9d9lsc,: plain
Hams l2c.; eugar-oured l3Gl31so.; Todd s Sugar
cuysd Hams l9c Market dul
COFFEE.--We quote Rio l4zGl51sc: Laguayra,
none market; Java 1874 al cts; Mocha Is cents
Market firm.
MOLASStS.-New Orleans Scents: Cuba Mus
ooyado, IN bills, s2T311a cts, in bhds 503o Eng
lish Island, T1s cts: Ochenhousen &. rs.
SCGARS.-New DREAMS Sugar, none IN market
Cubs Ia i81sc Porto Rico Ssf9ae.. Loaf ll8ll54c
Crushed and Powdered lGAc.; Coffee Sugar:
WHISKY. Richmond Reotihed 2l15 2236 OTIS;
S.earns' Old Matted Rye SI.51; other qualities
75c q ltO ~ gallon.
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4s4-o GENEAHnAS.- said in the
S-.-A DtSpdtch oil Saturday, the 22d In no
tTe4t Will she ElrSlElaj any other state ct the
S"Gth permit CieIe!on IL be employed against
l nope you Will allow me to ask e. few PLAIN ques
tidne:
Ist Do you mean to say that, whether Virginia
stays IN the Union or goes out OF lt she Will not
ps Mtt the Government oil the United States 10
60 ilect the revenue at Charleston
81. Does hot the Constitution gave 10 Congress
OF The country
81. Is not every citizen bound TO obey the laws
thaS passed provided onlT they De Constitutional
4 4 mas II eVeI been pretended that the present
reVenue laws are not constitutional!
eth. has any state, uldeT tne Constitution, the
fIsht 10 a0sote the citizens from obedience to the
Gin. # any State has such right, what then il
tho meanIas Ci th!s clause IN tho Constitution.
ans Constitution, and the laws Of ths United
states +" hlcn shall De passeu pursuance thereof,
ana ali treaties hlGh snail be made uader the au-
horny al tbs United States, SAa b. me sapr.nas
Ia y II the .aHd ana The JUDGES in svsry rt.ts
sh Iii % uuuld thereby, anything IN the ConstItu-
tOl yr laws OF ans STATE 10 tho coAtrary notwith
standing"
7;h Does not this clause render absolutel " null
aha V"id every Law " hion aus State may pass re-
Easing her itztLs iion their oels alOgs to obey
STA Does not the Consultation COZ Pc the PresI.
dent 70 eXtouge the law and does IL not place at
hia disposal, for that purpose, tae whole nava and
mtlltd.y power oil Ia. Union:
9th The Constitution not permitting any State
10 absolvo citizens from their Oh TX ations to
nbet INC laT - not any attempt TO RESIST the col
leoton OF the Revenue al Charleston treason
'VtA. II has ueeI sara. state cannot CCmnit
trc@s pn, tut n II Not obvious from the soove
clause that her citizens can, let her position be
"hdL Il may, and mat no act OF hers can render
the cuence the less treason, If 1t be such under
Tie Constitution
lIta Since tits to be presumed that the coercion
SPOKEN OF Will extend no further than To tn COZ
IeCuOT vi he neveaae, and since single ship OF
Wdr VIII, IN a ProUaOlI u, tie tie only instrunelt
used. how IN the name OF all that is wonderful,
can NirsihIa, that is without single ship Ia the
world, prevent such collection!
l2h Ihough there can ba 10 doubt of the cour-
a. OF Virgins, what !, Oh wis II do even If abe
sent Two hundred Thousand men to Charles ton,
since there wlil be 1000 to flint?
december "a, 1870 tde 3-lt+l RICHMOND.
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MONEY MATTERS,


We give below the beat quotations we can OBJ
Exchange on the North is scarce and rates
lower Ne quote on New York 5ts Philade phia
"A as and Battunors 5]4 asa per cent premium
Dorth Carolina Bank notes are 2R. South Car
Pasters and Nine s. Bank of Murphy, n. c.,
whicn is bought at 20 per cent discount.
Specie 4I5 per cant premium
LIST OF YIhGlAIA MOTIFS BANKABLk IN RICHMOND
All the Fan S located in Richmond, and the
branches Of such a. htye b anghes,
R-nk ni Howardsville Howardsvle, Albemarle
Ba < of the Old dominion, Alexandra.
Bank Of hockuTIdEe. Lexington.
Bank of Rock INK ham. harlsonburg.
BANK IT eottSyIIe, Sc;ltsE!lie.
F@tmers' Rank Of Fidcastle Fincastle.
Mer,h ants Bank Llnchburg
Monticello Bank, Charlottesville.
Southwcste n Bank, y ythe He
branch ofthe Sank Of tho Valley fs4antcn
LIST OF VIRGINIA BANK NOTES UNBANKABLK IN
RICHMOND.
Bank, OF tho Vale, and branches, save at Staun-
ton atd hTistlans burg.
nauA of " heellng. Wheeling.
Maruit c,urers' AID Farmers Bank of Wheel!
Norrns eslern Bank of Virginia, Wheeling, and
branches.
Merchants ard Mechanics Bank of Wheeling
BanE OF Charleston, Maiden, KanaEha.
Bank OF terke ey. Martin burg.
Branch of Bank Of the Old Dominion at Pearls
burg.
sank of Phll'ippi, Ph!'ippi Barb ur county.
BANK Of lnchesteF, " Achester.
FarmOnt B,nk, Farm mt
The Tores of the foregoIns Banks are bought By
the brokers OF tnIs city at per c. scougt.
VIRGINIA BANK MOTIFS THAT ARE AT FW hNTY-FIvE
PER CENT. DIsCOUNr.
The notes If The following banks are at % per
cent, dSc1uut:
Bank of VI tnasSaS. Frort Royal.
Bank of Weston, Lewis count.
Trans AlIeghany Bank OF Jacksonville, Taza
well.
There are probably few. if any, of the notes of
the last Il 4med Bank alOlt, as 1t has been dscred
IJed fer some years.
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MARRIED.

In Wilson, NJ. c.. nv Rev DR.. Deems, on the 18th
inst Mr.. BfNyAMIN. A. LUCY. Of Peie,sburs
~ Miss VIRGINIA LUCY. daughter Of Mai 3.
X. Lucy, OF Halifax county. N. @.
At the Battle House, Wilson. n. g.. on the 10Th
inst by Rev Or Deems. Mr.. BENJA MIN rOn
TRELt and MiRs REBFCCA JANE PlLCH bR,
both Of Henrioo county, Va.
On w Wednesday. 18Th inst, nj Ashland. anoyer,
Va hy. the Rev Vim; u. Eonerden. N, u NJ " :;
Miss ELIZA c. Wits, az Hanover.
On the 20th mat b. the Rev. J. b. Jeter, MT.
ELIJAH PhIDnY and Miss SUSANNAh r y =
Rec, both OF this oitv.
On The l8tb inst. at the Centenary Church Mr.
WI WILLIS, and Miss JANE COLE, both. oil
the CITY Of RfehDond
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NEGRO HIKING, 1Se

The subscriber again offers his services TO his
friends and public at large as an Agent IN the city
of RI Inn nd. to II RE uU L NEGROES, HENr
OUT HOUS rs, SELL REAL and Personal
tSTA / b., and trs nsaet aUy other business en-
hrAos d in a GEN ERA AGENCY.
HIS bong experleI ce in Negro Hiring, added to
extensive acquaintance with the citizens of
Rioi mUId ano lis vicinity he hopes will enable
him, as heretofore, to give entire satisfaction TO
a. who my entrust their degrees To his care.
verE effort will he made IL procure good homes
and fair prices tor ali sent To him, Ample arrange
ments have been ma e 10 have them'well cared for
I'll AREA ont.
H. has practiced medicine for more than twenty
wears. aud will, Ia avoid medical btfls AZ Tar
possible, prescribe IN ali supple cases with ut
oharse Much has bee saved the present ye~T by
that course.
Persons intending To patroDizs him will please
notify h III of such lnteu ION immediately.
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liEI

In Fredeficksburg, on the oath inst, hF DE
RICK "A COLEMAN. Senator from the Safo-
line are Spotsyivania District, ,.,,
His remains have been conveyed 10 nlcni ti
and his friends amt acquaIntances are invited 20
attend The burial services this day, al ii . ctocA'
at Rev. Dir. Hoge's Church.
At tire residence Of r II. Henley, ESQ., on the
2sd inst. in the upper ED o. HehT'co courhty.
MAR-GS A. TlN$BEY, in the 2sth year OF nis
age.
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The subscriber begs tO return his acknowledx-
ments 10 his friends and patrons for the r fsvors
during the past SIX years. a would inform the m
that he still continues the business of HIRING
UCT NEGROES. RENTING OUT HOUSES,
COLL GETTING CLAIMS. and all business per-
taln!ng to a GENERAL AGENCY, to all of which
he gives his pc sonal attention.
Parties IN the country who may eutrust the
hiring of their Negroes to him, may rest assured
Of every attention being paid 10 gettlng them mona
other but good homes and the best prices. aud IN
the event of sick ness. the hest MEDICAL and PER-
soNAL ATTENTION shall 2lwa's be supplied. He
has also large,comiortabe partment, con ected
provided with places to say at night during the
hiring, may remain, with a good ire, free Of
charge.
H. Negroes for hire the coming year, had
better be Sci IN TO me as early alter Christmas
posi- bic.
To those at distance TO whom am personally
unknown, beg to reler To the following persons:
Dickinson. Hill 4 Co, KIohmoud; DR., hOmas
Latape, Arthur Tempe, John Lumpkiu Thomas
Fauntleroy, King and Queen county; DR.. +. d.
VIII 'elwTIght. Rev Thomas h. Locke, w estmors-
land county; John l., Latare, w. G Latane, ar.
Richard Turner, +. Mag miss Thomas Lee, King
iIeort county hO. pudgIn. DIR. John ID. But er.
Caroline county n J b. Whitlock, Ur. lanes H.
latane, I'd +; Noel, Bev. D. Roy, j. Roy Aoou.
Thomas G Cl0pton Jefferson >tubbs Jasper Z.
Cry county; DR. Ro. A. PAYNE, Richmond county;
VIM. r. ClopLon, Ro Hcwle. DR.. l., G. Crump,
Jno $. Lacy, X. T. Lac'. New Kent county; al
ney Parrish Louisa county VIM. ID, CioptOn. Z.
u. Foster. Cnmber iand county; W. W. Brown,
LunenbuIg county; J. b. Chewning, Culpeper
county; VIM. J. Where. Prince William county
Capt; J Middleton. John Gormly, Norfolk.
.LE
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A CAhD-TO THE MEMBrkS OF
go TIE CENTRAL AGRICULTU Raj
sOGlEFT.-ooserv.ng by .he reported proceed
inss OF the late meeing OF your Society, that the
Ieso Ut o1s odered by he on that occasion were
rejected sonewhlt unceremonlouSly, beg leave
10 call our attention to the facts In the case. My
purpose was SIMPLY 10 eicIt satlslac DRY lnforma-
ton IN regard 10 the premiums awarded, a
whIeh were not paid. Instead OF submitting the
whole question. as usua IN such cases, TO com
mIttee, Tor ats report. the meeting was cas- To
accept the explanations of the President which,
my opinion, were not satisfactory. l shall,
there fore ew ait the acton oi the Executive Com
mlttee, and make 30 further reference to this sub
ject at present. IL would be well, however, Tor
the Society 10 remember, that Article X. item of
this Constitution, requres at least twenty Ave
msmbarB to constitute quorum for the trAnsae-
ton of business. / his number was not present
on the 0ec ssion referred 10.
de Alt" PEYTON JOHNSTON.
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CESEhAL AGENCY.-The subscriber hay
u tng withdrawn from The ooncs of RAWL-
ihGS ROi LAUAG, will be prepared tn resume
thu AGENCY business IN the lst of Isnuary
next He will give s strict attention 10 II n Nc
OUT NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES,
ard COLL tCGtNG CLAIMS of all kinds, and
hopes 10 receive a tar proportion OF patronage
from his old trieHds afd tie public geuer lily.
- ,fhce on Franklin street., "pposlte hs Wing
Eu ding. + y y And u, EAW LINUS.
de- Il IN
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CATH Z HOGS SHEEP &c,

BEEF--Supply continues large. Extreme sales
at S26a to 81 so gross, the latter only for few
choice cattle. Inc bulk OF sales were at medium
prices.
SnEEP.-supply not very good. We quote
saIep good 10 prime at 81 81 to S5sspe cwt
gross; fair to good per head, sell at 81 50 10 SIS.
HOGS Sales ot corn ted at $50 S. Is per cWt.;
d!stIi!sry- fed S7,25 S775.
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26I SEWARD EACH3,, 1881.

LoO !. GLN II AZ Emf AND AOV Is
G OIL l. T. / OF
Again offers his serVic to has friends and the
public generally 10 SELL and RENT OUT
HOUSES, FARMS, SELL AND HIRE OUT NE
GEOES, COLLECT CLAIMS, NEGOTIATE
LOANS, and attend 10 all other business per; ain
ing 70 a t,eneral AGENT
Thankful Cor past favors, he respectfully soliciI
a cortuuaTc e of the same.
HA Office or l4rh street, near Exchange Hotel.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

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