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THINNER AND SUPPER PARTIES. BALLS
u RECEPTION AND WEDnINfi PARTfES

nlNNER AND SUPPER PARTIES, BALLS.
IL RECEPTION AND WEDDING PARTIES
c. GAuTiER Having completed his arrange
ments with his agent In Paris has received, and
first houses. everything new and desirable in the
Fashionabe World, such as MOULDS and DE-
SlGNS for tastefully decorating and embellls hing
the largest and most magnfo oent enter ainments
Those who desire to have their orders filed in a
style unsurpassed rs regards beauty of arrange
ment and deicacy of viands, will ooEsul: their in
terest by calling on NE.
Families who may prefer having dinners prepared
at home can have 8 first class French cook sent to
their residence at the moderate charge of S2 for
his services, and guarantee that sli who NAV avail
themselves of this offer will thereby at least Is
per oent. T.. GAUTIER
No. 252 Pennsylvunia avenue
between 18th and 18th streets
a eHqn (Tnt 81
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A RTlFIClAL FLOWERS COIFFEURS,AN AND
"A FANCY ARTICLES.
MADAME A. NOURRIT. from Paris, begs leave
NA TO inform the ladies of Wa hing ton ~IN
AMkt kthat sh, Will this day, open for few S1H
XQdays at 234 Pa. avenue, over Messrs. *
Gait & Brothers. jewelry store. ine assortment
Of ARTiFIC!A AL FLOWERS and COIFFEURS,
from the establishment OF Felix Il Constantine, of
Paris,
Also. great variety of choice FANCY ARTI-
Giles for Balls and SOIrees.
Madame n. respectfully invites an examination
of the above articles. ia lI-2w
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H. In Jacksonville, Oregon. about i month
slnce: i man named Ot.rburry was stripped tied
bfek with a raw hide, for selling whiskey to In-
d.dns who were camped near the plains
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SOUTHERN
Il TRAVELLERS

FOR MEMPHIS q NEW ORLEANS
snG saS
DIRECT ROUTE AND CONTINUOUS kAiLwAf OoH-
Rx.ms.4, Pss,s,a', s5SI''ss s!ss.s~,. J Js,,sel.
S1ass Js.e,to. Assia eaab., NNGsssS Nssss
Memphis and Netr Orleans.
be Il sG
nSis,cra 0eet Ss,Ps1 81 Sf6h street aAo ronns'
DGRELT RED UCTIoN OF TIME.H
CeTcnG Rs.RO1 from forth mPe. 20
seSs snd seysG RgSuFs . %eSph
The entire length OF tins route pssses tnronsh
slave ts,,59rs pcoO' 'e' In 'e
fTFSRS T9Reto S New oriesns"Four D.ss and Teu HOur.
Memphis and Charleston RsiiToad TO Memphis.
snd proceed thence TO New ORE by stesmer, oI
to ysxpTE By rna ssvs sSe emshs saS
Charleston Railroad ct g and Junction. snd pro
Jackson, and Great Northern Railroads, 70 New
NsSr BOat Arra..ens.. from Msmrhi, ssrtt:.
now q boat leaving Memphis every day, Sunda,s
regular New Orleans packets, and Tue sdays .ThuIs
ess ana them - by rail- Only Tweive
to Now Orleans. Boats elways leave promRly OF
the only Line that has Daily Line Of Steamers on
the Mississippi river. - -
TRRoUGH TRhINs LEAVE whsHINeToN at g. m,
and r. IN Sundays excepted making direct con
nectlons with the privilege Of laying over al any
point named on the coupon.
Passengers leaving in the r. m. Train 20 through
TO Richmond without Change OF Cars, and have ?
comfortable nights rest, the oars are provloeo
with hrst-class Sleeping Seats.
IL Be Saye and Ash for Tickets TIA Orange and
Afrardria Railroad
Passengers for K richmond and the South OF South
west respectfully Informed that by purchasing
their Tickets VIA Orange and Alexandrla route,
they avoid the annoyance OF change from boat TO
cars at the announcement hour of midnight, as by
the river route.
Passengers from New York will meet an Agent
OF the Orange and Alexandra abroad st the Depot
at Washington, from whom they will oeivePollts
attention.
ICr The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves the
foot of Seventh street. at 6AS a. m. and r.
6h .. m for Alexandria, where pas EfS17x
sengers take the for the South
and Southwest. Passengers for ChdrL0ffesUttts,
StdunoH, Front Royal, Woodstock, Winchester, &C.,
will take Boat leaving Washington at 6& a. IN.
Omnibuses leave the Office, corner of Sixth stree
and PennsvlvaEia avenue, at a. m. and p. IN.
srJ-On arriving al Washington, passengers fof
the South will be careful 70 take the Orange and
JAMES A. EVANS.
oc aO-d Ticket Agent. Washington.
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MYERS & McGHAN,
vi 376 ID st. bet. 9th and 9Th,
Have constantly, on hand and in daily receipt of all
kinds of material In our 'lne. such as
Copper Planlsh Zinc. Galvanized Iron and Lead
Bath Tubs, Cooking Ranges.
Hot Water Boilers, Water Backs,
Iron, Copper. sn6 EnamelleA Sinks,
Marbled Wash Basins, Black Walnut and Iron
MarbIe-top Washstands.
Water Closets, Earthen and Iron Enamelled Hop
pers Bdsdet Pans,
Bedford shire and Copper Swing Urinals,
Iron and Earthen Drain Pipes, Sewer Traps,
Copper Planished Showers, Lead and Gaiyaniz zed
Iron Pipe, Cedar snd Pine Hydrants,
India Rubber Hose, Hose Pipes, Brass and iron
. Lift and Force Pumps, Yard Pumps,
Hydraulic Rams, Brass and Silver plated Basin
Cocks hot and cold water Compression Cocks
Gas Cocks. Globe Valves. Hydrent NOzzies,
Street Washers, Hose, Bats. Basin Plugs,
Sink Plugs, Silver p pated and Brass Chain,
Iron and Lead Traps, Iron Branches Bends and
Reducing Fittings, Iron Boiler Stands,
Ma able Iron and Brass Gas Fittings.
49, All msterial necessary to The Introduction OF
Water or Gas into public or private buildings kept
constantly on hand.
Those cOntemp plating improvements in this line
will find it to their advantage to call and examine
assortment.
All work entrusted to us will be promptly attende
70. de | -eo2m
FNGLISH VARNISh,
Ia NOBLE s AND HoARE's,
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

OFFICIAL.
December 3, 1861. {
SEALED PRoFos.Ls Will be received At this be
pa-tment until II o'clock noon OF, Tuesday the 81 at
sand d6lsrs stock of the United States, authorized
by the act of l4th June, la5s-being much stock
the terms o. the sct who have failed to deposite
the PRINCIPAL and premium on that amount
from the lst of January last and bear interest at
hve per centum per annum, payable semi annually
No bid will be received below par. and none for for
any fraction Of one thousand dollars; nor Will any
unless % per he o9dsr of
Secretary of the Treasury, with depostary of the
must accompany the bid. In all cases the bids must
he unconditional and without reference , the bids
,' q. Others' and must state the premium offered
The scaled proposals should be endorsed on the
1887 and he addressed to the % Secretary on Of the
Treasury, Washington. ID. c, The sums which
to be PaId to the deposItary Of the United states
nearest to his residence, Indicated most CON
parties not residing within the United states they
will be required to deposite the principal aud pre-
York. Philadelphia, or New Orleans
4, Certificates of st t'ck for sums Of one thousand
bearer with coupons of semi annual interest from
the Isl July next also paya Ele 10 bearer attached
Thousand dollars each inscribed on tho hooks Of
the Treasury, aud transferable there upon assign
Issued at the option of the successful bidders for the
amount o. the accepted bids: upon the certificate
United States with the depositaries of tbs United
states. The stock will in all cases bear interest
from the date .f suoh dePoslo The interest on the
coupon stock from that date TO the LIST uy and the
interest payable or that day ard each subsequent
half year on the inscribed stock will be paid TO the
successful bidders their transferees. uader the
long -estahli shed regulations on that subject
Successful bidders vii! be required 70 deposite
the principal and premium; of their accepted bids
or before the tenth DAY OF February next. The pre-
Inn mary deposte of one per cent, viii be immed-
a:eiy returned TO the unsucce s5fnl bidders.
HOWELL COBB,
de S-eotJan 81 Secretary of the Treasury.
FANCY SILKS AND SILK ROBES
AT COST
We Will from this day forward sell our entire stock
St 81 FkNGE R6nt RRESS S SltKS; or 3 FbnpNGEE
SILKS AT cosT. All of the above goods were
bought this Fall. and of tae latest and most
sirable styles, and many Of them are much below
tine cost of Importation. We have also on hand a
large and we'll selected stock OF irst-cass FANCY
AID STAPLE DRY GOODS, most of which have
been greatly reduced In price
TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON,
No. ~ Louisiana avenue, opposite
de 10 Cantre Aarkat Space.
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T CARRIAGES.
II H. Subscriber having made additions 20 h's
fsotory, making n now one ofthe lsrgeste @RR,
In the District where his fsciities for60ISs
Ipanufaoturlng CARRIAGE & LIGHTA
WAGONS Of al b nds oaRpot be surpassed. and
from has long experience in the business, he hops
20 give general satisfaction.
Al kinds OF Carriages and Light Wagons kept On
hand.
All AflREPAIRsnestyd done. and al ordsrs prompt
SeSon, ohsSd Carriage, t.ien in e3chsurs fcr 10.
enss. ANDREW y. JOYCE,
q te-f ~nrner ~ lafh Ard y
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DENTISTRY.

n DENTISTRY.
TX. HlLLS, after q practloa test of two years,
feels that he can with confidence recon-
mend the Cheopastio Process for inserting{ -
atenS.1bi attanS.b teeth Ii has the advantages of0
upper sets inserted for SS5. PartIai In proportion
Office 3O6 Pa. avenue. se1
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I1AIR DRESSING AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT,
WILLARDS' HOTEL.
The undersigned respectfully informs the public
that he has oil hand large and fashionable assort
ment of Gentamen's FURNISHING GOODS,
embracing Gloves. Shirts, Neck-Ties, dc of the
best materia manufactured especially for his sales
also, the finest sto9k Of PERFUMERY in the
District of Coumbia; and every thing liz his line as
a manufacturer in HAIR WORK, such as Wigs,
Toupees, Scalps, &c., which he also makes and fits
to order.
de- 5-Sm~ JOHN H GIRRS
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FANCY SILKS AND SILK ROBES
AT COST
= SELLING OFF,

CEILING OFF!
- SELLING OFF.
Our whole stock of rich Fancy and Black Silk
Robes Fancy and Figured Black Silks. by the
yard; Az w ool Delanes, and French Merinos. In
fact, ali Water Dress Goods cost for cash with
genera! stock of first class Staple Goods, at
IL We invite purchasers TO cal! before making
their selections elsewhere.
J. w. Colby Il CO,
ja saw 523 18th street, above Pa. av.
0SS SEVENTH STREET.-25o barrels north
LOD ern Apples, IN prime order; Goshen and
Glade Butter, extra prime. for family use 600 lbs
premium New Jersey Buckwheat Eastern Cheese
extra fine quality also, large stock of Family
Groceries, of every kind, wholesale and retail, at
prices 70 suit the times at the New Sio-e-2s3 7th
ST. idp lS) q r JEWELL
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OEO T. POTENTINI, One
49, IMPORTER OF LUO
Pa: AVE, FOREIGN FRUITS, PA AvR.,
D. ll!h StS. CONNECTIONS. Willard hof,l
PATES, PRESERVES,
CONDIMENTS, So,
Begs leave to call the attention Of his friends and
tho public generally to his New Store, under VIII
lard's Hotel, just opened, in connection with his
old establish hnlent. where he viii be happy TO re-
ceve orders iOr superior Connections of his own
importation.
Also, all orders for Dinners, Suppe.s, Balls, and
Private Parties, which will bs served up in his in
inltable style, with the same promptress and dis
ratoh which ha haa hitherto shown oop
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A l. Xxx A1,EAND Xxx ALEU-
The purest and most wholesome Ale in this CITY Is
to ha obtained at the WASHINGTON BREW
ERT. This Ale Is made from malt and hops Oniy
and cannot fell To give entire sfactiOn to con
sumers. T. COLlNEAU, , Proprietor of the
ia Ally "aSh'n Brewery. corner and nth sts.
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EDUCATIONAL.

nR. H. PERABEAU. PROFESSOR OF MU-
- sic, vocal and instrumental, orgarst of w
st. Aloysius. Mad F.. teacher Of the italians 4fkN
style of singing. Residsnce-397 New York
avenue, corner of 18th street. no 28-3rns
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WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS
w CASA ST.. tseo door. Eorfk of Pa. kss.
Now Is the time 20 get SPRING and SUMNER
SHIRTS made up 20 order. The suhscrihsr is pre-
pared 20 mako SHIRTS, DRAWERS, &c, st the
shortest notice. All descriptions Of Sowing dcre,
SHIRT BOSOMS, COLLARS, and wRIST
BANDS reAtT stitohe3
rs-r n saN EC
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID WASHINGTON BRANCH.
CHANGE OF Hours.
Co1neacirs on Honddy rIornirg, October IL 1853
@I S R

Trains will run follows:
Leave WASHINGTON at 20 and $50 D. m.
On Sunday at ~ p. M, cnly.
Leave BALTIMORE at 4 ~ and q m.
Leave BALTIMORE at SIS and 40 y. m.
On Sunday at 4.sn a. m, only.
PassengeIs for the EAST will take trains ats
and 7.45 a. M, and SO p.
For ANSAPOI1S at 7.45 g. m, and $40 p. m.
oci5 ~ A +. II. PARSONS, Agent.
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NEW YORK
i The s.e.mshiS M6UAF y TsERN6PN vii e.v.
New York AT U DAY and the >eoAe
MONTICELLO TUESDAY Of eachsICEks
week. for the District cities. Returning .@F.z-ExS
the Mount Vernon will leave WEDNESDAY
Ard the NJ Monticello on SATURDAY of each week,
for New York.
For FREE Zht passage apply 20 III. b. GROIN
WELL CO.. sc West 81 New York; FQWLE
& CO, Alexendria, Va; MORGAN RHINE
BART, Washington, ID. c. de H-n
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=.
NOTICE.-rhe Stesper JAMES GUY having
I v resumed her routa on the Poto- r.
mac river, will leave Washington on Ee4lfsEE
TUESDAYS for CURRIOMAN, Ac~osxsss<s
and on FRIDAYS commencing on the 9Th of prlll
for PINEY POINT and KINSALE,ht6 o. M, re-
turning, will leave Kinscle on SATURDAYS ate
and returning. LUSIEN :. PAGE, Prop'r.
NArh'L. BoUsH, Agent, AIexandris. mar 2S-tf
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Ia NOBLE AND HoARR's,
In quantities tn suit.
By q. R.THOMpSON & BRO,
ia lS cost Ninth street
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NEW YEARS GIFTS,
LIFE AND DADYENfURE ES ofDANDY JACK
beautiful illustrated juvenile
JACK AND HARRY; an elegant glft
vs,isty Of 6 Others Ri just received. at
SHEPHERDS, corner 18th and y sts
Who gratefully returns hls thanks to his
f,isnds for their very liberal patronage during the
70 He-e tReH NJ nls : n nod1Quarters' de -
VOUVIN'S BEST QUALITY
KID GLOVES AND GAUNTLETs.
,TWenty-h -hve dozen OF the above justly celebrated
Kid Gloves all the desirable colors 10 " hicb we
invite the special attention Of the ladies,
a5 j. w. COIf.EV L. Co. 52a 7th
GOOD SECOND HAND PIANOS-One for
VI S3 one for S25 one for SsO; two AT S1s ~ ~
for rent, at 50 cents TO 81 per month.
JOHN F. ELLIS,
u 10 500, Agent TOR Chickering & Sons Pianos,
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A LANTERN CANE-One of the most unique
of recent Yankee inventions is a cane, which
is also a lantern,-a stOnt, elegant, walking
stick. and a brilliant, steady light. The Ian
tern is set in the body of the cane about sig
inches from its top, and so as not to disfigure
its proportions or beauty, and can be lit at
along dead, when the cane, without close OBJ
servation, is neutrality-suspicious. from an or
binary, large-siyed, walking stick. 1t is a
useful invention for doctors, watchmen, edi-
tors of daily papers, young men who "sit up''
late with people who amt their sisters, and
all other classes who have to be out O. nights
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JAMES ID. BROWNIES

u ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9Th street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON RAiLiNGS, VERAN DAHS, BALCO-
MES. CHAIRS. SETTLES, &C.; also, Grating,
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
E Particular ate ntion given to enclosing Burial
Lots in the city nd country. .
ARD.-The subscriber takes this method of m
" forming his friends and the public that he has
tansled himself AS n MERCHAND DIE BROKER
AND GENERAL COMM !SSION MERCHANT.
He will attend to the purchase and sal of AIer-
cnandlze generally also, Flour, Wheat, Germ. To-
hacco and all descriptions of Country Produce.
entrusted to his care. From his long business
experience he hopes to meet with liberal share of
public patronage: He reiers, by permission. to
Me.srs. b1Mls MME ssc1as Co.. Riehnoa,
EDMOND, DAVENPORT l. Co., Va.
BACON Baskerville,
BRYANT, TLNsLEY Il HoLMEs,l Ra,bmo,.
SPENCE l. REID, O'i''oio
TwRLLs Il Co., Philadelphia
THOMAS MONAHAN, Esq, New York.
WIN. s. ROYSTER,
Office cor. of Cary and Va. streets.
Richmond, Nov. LIST, 1859. no It's
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RoDMAN's MONSTER CANNOH.-The monster
cannon designed by Major Rodman, u States
Works, Pittsburgh, is now being bored. The
gun weighs some forty -eight thousand pounds
1t has a bore Of fifteen inches diameter, and
thirteen feet nine inches in leng tn. 1t has
twenty five inches of solid me tai at the breach
making its extreme length fourteen and hall
feet. AT the breech, the outside diameter is
four feet; at the muzzle, twenty-eight and
nineteenth inches. 1t will project bali Of
four hundred and twenty one pounds a dis
lance OF five or six miles, with tolerabIy
curate range of four miles. No gun approach
ing it in size or weight has ever before been
cast. The largest English guns are made of
iron stages, banded together. Some brass
pieces Of greater length have been cast, but no
gun OF more than twelve inch bore.
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- MAI /, Jhwh.Ki, s!LyaK

* NATURES, JEW Ei.KN, SILVER
"a AND PLATED WARES. A. MYERS
Ky keeps constantly on hand a ;aree sud com
> plete assortment of The above nauied ar
Lcies embracing all the la,es. sts les. whch he Of
able terms. He would ca! particular attention to
E.s stock of fine Watches sreh rs Jules Jursensau.
r. b. Adams Son, Alfred Lavaiette. Jules Fine.
ry Henry Reynolds Lemon. Joseph Johnston John
Craige, and other celebrated makers He also
keeps a large ASSERT nj Of rich Diamond Sc. Fin
ger Rings. Shirt Buttons, Diamond Cluster and
Single Stone Breastpins, for cents; also, large
assortment Of ladies' Carbnneie, Coral, Lava
Cameo and Pearl Sets, Etruscan and plain gold
Cham Bracelets; Chatham Chains, Neck CHAINS
Charns Sleeve Buttons. Shirt Buttons. ~ G.: Silver
Sets, Gob!ets Pitchers Salt Cellars, Cups, Bousust
Holders, Fish Knives ard FORTS. Berry spoons
asparagus Tongs. lee Tongs. Silver Spoons and
Forks, fine Silver plated Knives &c.
Hoping to offer such Inducements that cannot
ia to please IN price and quality, call - respect
fuiiy solicited. s. A.. MYERS.
Corner Of Main and Pearl sts.
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KICuno>o MADE CLOTHING

IA INCREASED FACILITIES - me ~. ia
"A scrlter has been msnuftotufinS c.otr 80,
NJ tne city nj RlrhInoud over tssh' "a, a
-l. and hrs at THIS tine from - 10 40 H1h ~
his empo y iue at, aud Will, IN the next ho"W ,V-
I'VE, make larse additions 10 that ntu ~ IA,
Ing taken tina story o+er his store cspe..,s,,,
usn,ttsctufing puT poses. he IS detetP hea w. ,.f,
aLy article IN the clothing line tina; shsi ,ssFa
in even respect. win clothing iasde IA yf,'sn1s
elites. and he asks the patrontss oi .iis :, ia.
aud she pubic acnsIslij, Ia HicS "t ~, 80
he IL siyins car poS Ment IL oar m,as' '. wa
number of mechtnscs and worthy iertSIe ~ lie
nix int oslie wise safer ior the 20 -
Ii o has the bSa& OF CATERS. and inStefia's h''
sur paasod by AM house IA the COUNTY, CAS-
/ MARYLAND, Virginia, sroilpNs snd tso' sslors.
SiNEn rs and TW EEDS of all { rstes w K
ING HOUSE, as all shall 10 satisfied os .,t yaa.
tnspscsion Of NOT what ne Intends 70 ae' 0"'
$50 h. b. SPENSh,
ciethisr and Tailor, corner Msia and , n@a Va.
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.
REMOVAL. 1890
WILLIAM F. BUTLER Il SON,
Il L Y = IN

w IMPORTERS IND DEALERS IN
CHINA, EAKTHENWARE AND GLASS,
Have removed to No. 10 Pearl or 18th street, and
will open in all the month of February II large and
choice stock of New Goods. of their own importa
ton, received direct to this port. per ships Ere
and Alexander and by the K ate StsmleI and En-
4, mlon. via New York. Also. from the wheeling
ZION Of PLAIN, PRESSED and CUT GLASS
WARE; COAi on and o'her LAMPS: CAS-
TORS. LOOKING GLASSES and FANCY
GOODS. which they offer III the trade OF North Ca
rolina, Virginia and Tennessee, as low as ans
Northern jobbng house.
Our Senior has been for the last Is years, i'm
porting China and Earthe nware dtrecy To THIS port
and piedging ourselves to sell as low as others we
respe CT fully ask the patronage OF Southern mer-
chants and the Southern public.
~. Store formerly occupied by W s. < 9. Don
nan. VIM. r. - u LIN * SUN.
lie l8-dScwlm No. 10 Pearl or lith street.
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UNrOPULAR COuRT LADY.-Ccuntess Dan.
ner, the Copenhagen miiiiner, who became
the wife Of the present King Of Denmark, has
become 50 obnoxious that the ladies Of the
.'iesl society" leave the house as soon a. she
enters her box In the opera. fe
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REMARKABLE PERCcCITY IN CRINE-Two
girls, aged respectively eleven and thirteen
years, have been arrese in Hartford, Conn,
where they were in the habit of picking the
pockets of lady Pedestrians in the following
upon whom they were to operate, follow her
until an opportunity occurred, and then throw
the cloak or skirtof the lady over her head, man.
aging in the confusion of the moment to ap-
propriate the contents Of the porte monnaie
or pocket. They were detected aud taken to
the station. house, where they INDUCED freely
in the most indecent language and behavior. Z
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WATCHES, JEwELRY. &c.

e. REMOVAL, RENOVAL-OF THE
"a WELL-KNOWN BILL BARFHOLO
M NEW, MATCHMAKER The suhscri-
<s-.GA Der would respectfully announce ~ the
puhc, aud ms friends IN the country, that Re has
SEMOVrD next door TO Nessrs. Kent, Paine 4
Co.'S. nearly opposite his Old stand. on Ma st.,
where he trusts. by strict attention to thu ness
and desire to please, that he will meet with the
same patronage so literally bestowed on him for
the last fourteen Years. My motto StIi! shall be-
Nothing rtthont labor"
Where live the little BILLY B.,
W hlie on Eleventh street told tie hour,
He s gone next door 10 Kent 4 p. D..
On him your fayors shower
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~ nRRs..An tiNANcEs.-Thef financial prospects
- Haossaa ARE not encouraging, even with
peace In the foreground. By seducinr he
Iats VI interest from three to two n.- a.. -
me- sas Na'1 s Bank had hesn Obliged % pay Oh
fi25 600 originally In the hanus Of tho MI, rns
lie. The balance Outstanding bslon n In - IN.
main TO the agricultural Glasses. Ana n,na-e
similarly circamstanced, who are not liklv 10
ask for payment. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

SINGULAR PRESERVATION OF HUMAN BO-
DIEs.-The congregation of the First Baptist
Church, which is now located at Broad and
A rch streets, sometime since commenced the
removal of the bodies inferred in the buryirg
ground attached to the old church, for the
purpose Of re- in terring them in Mount Moriah
Cemetery. The burying-ground comprises
about one acre, which appears to have been
closely filled with bodies. In removing two
bodies a day two ago, the collins were
opened, when it was discovered that the re-
mains were in an excellent state of preserva-
lion, the features of bOth a man and woman,
beings little affected that the relatives recog-
niZed them at once. The bodies had been bu-
ried about thirty years. What caused this
result could not be ascertained, as other cof-
tins, which had been lying within few feet OF
these two, were also opened, and nothing but
boues We're found. The removal of the bodies
is still progressing Phila. Ledger