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Ioss oy A. ARCTIC EXPLORING '

Loss OF AN ARCTIC EXPLORING VEssRL.-
letter received by Henry Grinnell, Esq,
from Capt. Hall, commander OF the new ex-
pedition TO the Arctic regions, announces the
loss OF the schooner Rescue, in the terrible
gale of last August, which did so much dam
age 10 shipping on the northeast coast. 1t was
the seventh voyage of the Rescue to the Arc
tie seas. The gale commenced on the 26th, and
continued forty. eight hours with the greatest
violence aud caused the loss, besides the Res
cue. of the brig Georgiana and Captain Halps
expedition boat. Captaia Hail. ~ho viewer writes
ia the bes OF spiriIs, and announces thas he
has already perfected arrangements for con-
tinuing his researches when navigation opens
in the spring. Tae results already accom-.
pIished by The expedition are important Both
Frobisher's and Gum bsriand Straits Captain
Hall asserts 10 be mere iniets or bays. he has.
,ng seen Their ~ their snttre extent,
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"a Bakers Premium Bitters.

RAEER. ESQ.
DesT Slr-My vile has been suffering with Dys-
r,p,ssr1 Nervous Affection tor several years.
tu-.0s which time she was IS Ill As possible - he
=. aer r. 4tlve and friends, were blasted. Final
p, sss commenced. IN small Quantities, the use OF
rolrse Of els ht weeks, uy daily using them re
,f9red ne7 10 perfect health | am equally grgti-
i.l 70 state that ny cHlld shout eight years old
VS. .arz suffering with the DIarrhHa, attended
ssv by an able physician. without giving any re-
~ bat the use Of one bottle of these INESTl-
EASAE BlTTkRS restored him entirely 10
hes "a and v!gor. Il IS ms firm opinion. substan-
ts,sd Sy that OI nv family PHYSICIANS. that BA-
LrES PREMIUM BITTkhS Is the best meGl-
eg- row before the pubic Tor tie above men
Laosu diseases.
You're. H CSt truly, L. W. J. 4 TARIEs.
Trese R!tters can ne had Of Al! the Drug glsts n
rs y. aud AZ every respectable Drug Store III
.as STATE. Orders iiled promptly by addressing
L. BAKER, Proprietor,
ctN-'s Richmond, Va,
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A SECRDIRG STATE Observation-Disclosures
from Buenos Ayres to the "a h October in
form us OF the conclusion VI the labors OF the
Conyen ton OF Santa Fe, whereby the province
o! Buenos AFres has fiually become, TO all in l.
tents and purposes, one of tho States of the
Argentine Confederation. Gov. Mitre took
the oath of allegiance 20 the Con federation on
the 2lst OF October, in The presence OF the as
sem bled citizens. The event was solemuized
by 7's DeHnl in The cathedral, and at night
there were pyrotechnic displays and great re-
JOicings of the people. A revolution had oc-
but previous to the sailing OF the La Plata the
revoluttonists had become reconciled, and all
was again quiet.
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REAL MBRIT.-We rarely DO full Justice TO
those with whom we associate till IL is a little
too late. and all that remains of the best speci-
mems OF humanity Is the dust and ashes OF
their graves. Though eminent men constitu te
the life of q nations life, and often become the
hest benetac tors of the age they adorn, leaving K
the treasure of an hoD0red memory behind
them, to awaken in distant bosoms, what Lord
Kames calls 1.-The sympathetic emotien OF vir-
tue" yet by strange perversien OF our moral
sentiments, we are TOO much disposed to over
look merits which, III our hearts, we are
obliged 10 acknow wledge, and, a. q safe dis
lance, shall be prepared TO yenerate and ad-
mire.-Eclecttc Reptetc.
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DBATH.-An old man, by the name OF Bacri,
formerly wealthy merchant, died tew DAYS
ago, at Marseilles, in extreme poverty. NJ.
Bacri was indirectly the cause Of the conquest
OF Algeria, by the French. Previous to 1880,
he had supplied large quantities Of grain to
the Spanish Government, which sent 800, GOO
piastres TO Aisiers, to be paid to him. The
Dey seized the money, and, upon remonstra-
ting in favor of his fellow -countryman, the
French Consul, M. Duval, received from Rus
sein blow on the face dealt with a fan. This
insult led to the war between France and Al
giers, resulting in the conquest of the latter
Thirty millions Of francs were found in the
Golfers OF the Dey.
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I"gratituds.-On Wednesday afternoon lasti
boatman named Joseph Parrish, while in a
state of intoxication, fell into the basin, ana
would have drowned but fer the interposition
of young man named George W. Gillespie.
who went TO his aid aud rescued him. As
he seized a billet of wood and attempted to
Kill Gillespie for interfering with him, and
probably would have succeeded in his uendish
purpose, but for ths interposition OF by stand
ers. who aided in his arrest. Parrish has
served a term In the penitentiary, whore he
says he was cent nder a mistake. The Mayor
committed nim in default Of bail In S15O to
answer an indictment oy the nsxt q rand J Jury,
and also required $50 security for sis good
behavior.
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~ WITNESS!
HOW HE CAME
HANPToN's TINCTURE. ~ !"

IAN 2 tbN = L NJ / hF.
voypKhtUL and AST0 UNnING
-. NoEriNKR MowBRAY;
.,-,e seen = cert 'hcs's of a great cure Of Soro
hHh Hsmpton's Vegetable gIncture ON q ser
Ht. ~, N the tam,!, ot the Hon. VIM p Thom
- II kentucky. With certificates of the Hon
$50, and others. festjf5InE 10 Iersons cured by
"a so induced 10 try the Tinctafe on A ser.
=. - af mlne. Fer disease praS scvofr}o in
arsi form she was bland ~ both sygs ard
= .s.s vas So hSd that never expected 70 see
~ ,ssfo-a ! procured the 1inoture, ani | am
-, ~ saw before she had used one bottle she
NJ IN see. sud by the time she had T. ken the
80 h,.te her ~ ss1S ht v9s quite restored ard
-. 80, af tRlS ios sthsCns disease, and now
So ga fwa Years nave elapsed. she has had no re
of the a.sesse. and consider her entirely
- X, tA5S rlHciurs. ] give THIS ceYtihc4tN that
''.ss~-s,s, - lnGuCed, rs was Ia try This most
essss remedy, - ! heheVe, from VIII - I Lave
= q, Sau|d care most diseases ol this Kind
'''"' J. b. a. ANpgRsoN,
Kent county. near Chestertuwa, Nd.
X snt get Pamphlets, and see cures of Coug MS,
et-ns'sp. Scrofuis. &c. AS a restorative and
-'',-St5r Il hss heeu hlxhly recommended.
@uIHPTDA'S EhGk TSBLE TTACTURE.
=. Grsaste LADIES' and Children viii please
Sc rct5-e Will be foand great medicine for
q, '.ss,fG,EesseS: ~
- COOKE, Fredericksburg hy all the Drug
-, Ps;ersharg; 10y MORTIMER & NOW
tSV" 6s,rore; and by Druggists and Shop
pssosrs everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles.
IS no d ID Il cwts
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Cosr OF A ROTTEN RAILINa.-The city OF
Salem maintained IL rotten railing running
along Hardy street; Richard Stickney leaned
against the same, II gave way, aad he was pre-
cIpitated down an emban kInsnt, t. his grea {
damage. Charles +. Stickney, Il surviving SON,
has sued The city Tor damages, and recovered
Si,rs0
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STARTLING SCENE IN COURT RoOa "A man
named Connolly, one OF the oldest and most
reliable mem bers of the ST Louis Police was
attacked with heart disease while in The Re.
corder's Courtroom, in that city, on Wednes-
day last, and expired almost st immediately The
unfortunate man was Laughing heartily a. the
moment of the fatal shock
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FATAL AcCIDEET.-A man named Kanary
IN company Win Dis two sons, one about 10 uI
aud the other about six years Of age. wpr,
drowned n few days ago at Milwaukee, Wis.
constn, while attempting tJ cross tee river
upon the Ice. One OF The boys fell through ID
Ice hTst, and Ia attempting 20 rescue him, the
father aud brother were both droW Wned
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INSANITY or DlsrINGUIsHED RUSSIAN
The Paris correspondent OK Ihe Boston
Traveller MAKES the following announce
Nelt:
"Prucs Orlof, he who saved the life Of the
Emperor Nicholas IL the time OF the great in.
suTrection, and the signer OF the treaty OF
peace at Paris after the CriI1eau wal, ,has gone
crazy, and is Kept in Il straight Jacket in his
own palace. The radical changes wrought III
Russia by the present Emperor is said TO have
a part In superindGcing this arrangement
Revolutions, even peaceful reyolu utions, al
ways have victims"
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"a GREAT COUNTRY. The census show.
that the annual increase in Tho population OF
the United States since 1890 is about three per
cent. Iu l7l5. the population OF the colonies
was is2 900. of which *, $40 were negro slaves
The present population is about 3u.U00, ,OO" OF
whom about 4, ,U00, 900 are negroes. Our public
schools are attended by 4,0Oo,000 OF children
we owe about $3.50 O0u, 900, of which $50 ,0UU 900
are held by foreigners. 1t takes $50 paper mills
and 1000 steam engines TO supply our pab-
fishers and newspapers with printing paper,
at cost of 81, ,0Oo, 900 per annum.
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VjgiIdrt-The citizens of King William,
New Kent and Hanover counties, or rather q
to-day, 10 Iake proper action in regard to the
state OF the country. Some cf the canti' Z
down casters, now getting wood on the Pa
muhkey and Mattaponi, and who have been
too free prom ulging their ecuiiar doctrines,
would do well 10 mounta q" saw log" and make
for their ice bound homes with as little delay AS
possible. The people OF the country are going
IL stand no further in TEL ference wita th+ir 10
stitauous by n.eddliBg sci turner's, unless
ropes aud grape vines become very scarce, and
rails and tar disappear altogether. Let med.
llers take the hint
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Di,hsss.-The visitors appointed by the La
dies Benevolent Association Of Richuond,
are steadily engaged in searching out the poor
and supplying them wi h the necessaries Of
lite. S Ims of them report the number OF
needy families to be unusually large. The city
has appropriated 81 900 10 the relief OF the
poor, and if our ciuZ.ns will exhibit some
liberalily, the ladies will he enabled TO relieve
IL vast amount OF suffering This winter. Be-
sides the families visited, there are deserving
poor people who are too proud 10 make their
real condition known. Private families can
discover and provide for these, IL they Will !.
and " urge them 10 do so.
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DRowNRD.-Geo. Howard, of Alexandria
Va, was drowned in the Potomac, on Monday
by the swamping of u boat in whicu he aud d
son were sailing. The boat toundered neaI
Alexandria, the mast remaining above wafer
Mr.. Howard attempted to swim ashore for as
sIstance and Was drowned. His son was rec.
cued an hour after, clinging TO the mast near
iy frozen.
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Fatal CArAsTRoFhs-Tne New Orleans
(La CommercIai BuIlst!n, of the Is. instant,
states that, iii consequence OF recent rain
storms, The Jackson Il .!iroad was considers
bly, damaged, and a oUWn freight train, on The
27th ult., was precipILated into one OF the
WASHES near Magnolia, Mas, causing the
death Of the conductor, engineer ana wood
passer. and in)uring fireman dangerously.
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POOR BUILDING MATKRIAL.-A writer in
the London "Chemical News" says that The
new Houses of Parliament, which are built #
Magnesian limestone, ara already crumbiing
10 decay. He also s.4tes that tho rain which
fallA in cities is more destructive to buildings
than that which tails in the country, owing TO
ths solvent properties OF the impurities which
are washed out OF city air by the rain.
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ARMY NEWS The War Department has
jns. issued III pamphlet form, a tribute to the
bravery, endurance, and patriotism of that
portion OF the Uuited States Army which has
been recently engaged in conflict with the In
dians. II is called Order No. II, and desert bes
in n pleasant manner, the chief engagements
OF the summer and fall In the department
OF the West, the services of Major Sedge-
wick's command against the kioWas; in The
Department of Texas, Lieut.. Hazeu's expedi-
ton, Corporal Collins pluck Major Heint-
Zelman's operations, and other gallant actions;
in the Department of New Mexico, the Ma
alO war furnishes several exciting chapters
In The Department OF Utah, the late depreda /.
tions committed upon emlgrants; and in the
Department of Caiitornla, the inCursions of
the Palutes, Bannocks and Shoshones are
commen ted upon in detail, and furnish innu-
merable evidences of the trials aud energy of
the soldiers. In enumerating instances of in
dividual heToism, wit which the little dUcu-
ment is studded, the exploits of TWO rishmen
receive deserved prominence One Patrick K
Collins, of the I'd Cavalry, attacked twelve
Indiana, killed one. wounded one MORALLY
and two slightly, and routed the remainder
private Wheelan, of the 1st Cavalry, haN ing
been surrounded and attacked by nine In
dians and wounded in both legs, managed 10
Kill Two of the enemy, and broke three sabres
in the skulls OF his assailants, when three OF
his comrades gallantly rescued him.
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Ne1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the battalion OF
c.tizens who are 10 arm with fowling- pieces,
bowts-knives and rsvolvers, and to be ready
for service when called on, a new company 10
about being organized for the protection of
home These organizations are only intended
TO act within and around the city when me-
csssary, aud 10 strengthen the arm OF ths po-
lice AT all times. Every man should UNDER
stand the proper use of fire arms Ut this lime,
for it may soon be necessary to hsadle them
in defence of our most sacred rights.
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FArE on DxsERrEEs Ar rae WEST Fou

FATE OF DEsERTERS AT THE WEST Four
men recently deserted from the Second Infan-
try. stationed al Fort Ripley. One OF them
reached the settlement safe, but was discover
ed. He mad left the other three behind on tho
prairie. Two were afterwards found by a
haystack, aud, having lain out all night some
what in ntoxicated, one had frozen his feet aud
the other his hands. The third was found ly i.
ing upon the ground, frozen and iireiess. A
part Of his clo,hing was torn on, and his hand
tightly grasped whiskey esnteeD, and held
IL but a few inches from his face
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CONVICTION OF A MURDKRKR.-Mortimer s.
VIdetto was tried before the Superior Cour,
at Litchteld, CT, on Tuesday, for the murder
of has two daughters In Bridgewater, ON The
sth OF October. The defence urged a plea OF
insanity, aud proved for the prisoner by those
who knew him, character for sobriety iadn
try. peaceable conduct, and affecuonale die.
position toward his family. The jury returned
a verdict Of murder In the second dvgree. aud
FIdetto was sentenced to State Prison for life
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ENcoU RAaIsG.--A mercantile firm In
Charleston announces through the Courier OF
that city that they have in their employ Elk
men subject to military duty, whose salaries,
should the STATE require their services, will be
paid during their absence, aHd their situations
remain vacant until they return TO MI them.
should any of them fall in the service OF the
state IL Is promised that their widows or
orphans shall be paid at the rate OF the saiary
OF the deceased for twelve months subsegunn t
10 such Hssth
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WOULDN'T FIRg-During the exciting Abo-
Htlon meeting al fremont Temple, in Bos Ton
on Monday evening Of last week, John Brown,
Jr., para1ed up aud down The pla form WIN
pIs1olo '&pused ~ view i'll his belt. Another
AboltIohlsi, named Clure, al Englishman
declared II any maa should put IL flaser on
him he wouiC shoot him down. Both were
u ustled out, but they didu's shoot
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EDlCT AGAINST LYSCHIkG.-The frequent
lynchings in Savannah have at last attracted
the official attention of the Mayor and City
Council OF that place, who denounoe such
proceedings as law less and subversive of good
order and security. A reward Of one hundred
dollars is offered for the apprehension and
convict of parties implicated in such out
RACES. The Savannah Republican approves of
The proclR nation, ana says that the oldest,
yisest and best citizsus of Savannah condemn
the course OF the vigilance committees.
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ANOTHER ANTI ABOLITION OUTBREAK IN
BosToH.-rhe Union lovers were at wurk
again tni niBoston, Saturday. The I wen n .eigh h
CohEresdloLht Society head meeting a.
Music Hall. The hou was crowded. The
LtgrO Douglas delivered The lecture. Alter the
lecture, he made some remarks reIaIiye to fl ee
speech, which caused great excitement ana
The Hall
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posr.OvpIcR APPOINTMENTS

PosT-OPPICE APPoiNTMENTs.-FrgtH ia
James H. Wilson, postmaster at Rockbridge
Baths. Roc bridge county, Va, vice J. A. Lo-
gan, resigned. John ID. Davis, postmaster at
Berry's Ferry, Clarke county, Va, vice John
T. Lindsay, resigned. John X. Leekett, post
master NJ Lomosrdy Grove, Mecklenburg
county, Va, vice George Jefferson, resigned.
John ii. Nowlin, postmaster at Olkyllie, APP
pomattox county, Va, vice John W IsbelI, re-
signed. John J. Organ, pos tmas ter at Loving &
Greek, Bedford county, Va, vice n. B Gibbs,
rasigned
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Small Afau.-A lad named Thomas FIans
nagan maze his appearance before the Mayor
yesterday, charged with stealing money from
David King. Thomas, 1t seems, was caught
with his hand Ia Mr. KS drawer, and handed
over TO the police. As the youth was quito
small, aud his morals were not likely 10 ba
improved by even a short sojourn in Jail, ths
Mayor released him, on condition that he
shoul Id be sent out of the State forthwith.
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Reductions Of Rsnt.--A gentleman residing in
HeuTico county, who owns some fif,een or
twenty tenements in Port Mayo, all of which
are occupied by the working classes, has voiun-
'arily called upon bis tenants and reduced
their rents, so as 10 give them partial relief
until business re siyes. Such an example OF
hoe-ality is worthy of imitation by landlords
in this city.
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THE NEW YORK SEVENTH REGIMENT TO BE
INVITED TO VISIT ENGLAED-OwiRg 10 the
exertions of MI Beilew, the artist, who has
recently settled in London, il is extremely
probable, says the New York Herald, that the
London volunteers Will send by the next
steamer an invitation TO the Seventh Regi-
ment TO pay visit TO England. Mr.. Blanchard
JerrOid, who is Captain of a crack London
volunteer corps, and several other literary
and military celebrities, are very enthusias tic
in relation 10 The matter, and interes led many
leading citizens OF London, by whom it Is
proposed TO raise Il fund Of 125 90 TO defray
the expenses.
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Mr.. Je6srsos, the comedian, 10 TO appear as
the Theatre tonight in one of his richest
characters. The piece Of the evening is the
American Cousin" In which Mr.. Jefferson
10 said to be inimitable by all who have seen
him. His engagement thus far has been
complete success, and night after night he has
won golden opinions by his rare taielLs aud
admirable personatlons. See him this even
inE. u You wIgh 70 enjoy q rare treat
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NAVAL REsIeNATIoNs.-C Commodore Shu-
BRICK, Who has been fifty years in the Ii Wy,
has prepared his letter of resignation, 10 pe
rendered when South Carolina saall seceds
l Is said 70 be conceived in The most ouchiL {
terms. Capt. graham, who has goue 10 tnt
n diterrauean. is understood To have LETT his
In view OF the same cJAfiogencJ. They art
--teaTned among the best officers IN the service
". 7. Tribune.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
=. .uAcs of sra,t,ude.-ao. 600 Copie.

.uArt Of Hratttude.-2o 600 Copies Il
hniCAI. BOOK FOR GRATUIT0US ClRCU
kAShS hy n sufCy<r. who has been efectually
pA$cF Nervous Debility, Loss Of Memory and
2arees of Sebt. resulting from early errors. by
'n.Ing the instruct ons gwen IN a me dieal work.
ieE5e-e Il his duty, IN gratitude To the author
'Et9.r the bepeot Of Consumptive and Nervous
hss..srs ~ pubash the means used He will,
g.sf'Te send Tree, 10 any address. on receipt Of
ae' ettrps q COPY Of the work, cortaiEtns every
sf,,msuon required, ADDRESS, Box a7e," p. o.,
th.,yN To l2-dhcw3m
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No RgPuDIATfoN.-A mercantile frm in
New York has letters from North Caroliua.
Missi-Iippi and a Aiabama, all to the same effect
repudialing stay laws. and giving the assu.
rance thar, in or ont of the Unton, the parties
will pay their debts.
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Nee CaypS.--Some OF the young men OF Union
ana Chuich HILLS are making An effort 70 or
saniXs q rifle company, 10 be attached 10 The
EIret Regiment. Minnie muskets, when
piaced in proper hands, are far more effec tive
flr long range than the ordinary rifle, and for
close work would prove Invaluable because Of
their bsyouets. Rifles of any sort, We are
quite sure, will not answer for ordinary mill
ia, because Of the danger of their getting out
OF order In the hands OF good shots, who
are 10 act as sharp-shooters, they are in valua-
bic, and should be used by the First Regiment
such.
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EksLIsH JUDICIAL SrATIsrIcs.--I.ast year
as appears from The judicial statistics. there
were in England The extraordinary mum Der OF
392el charges summari determin ned W hereof
3ioeoo were males, and 81, i20 females.
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AN UaPLEAsAHr REMINDER OF Hoag.-Mr.
George Francis Train was passenger in one
of the trains that were smashed In the Iast
railway accident in England. He had his
usual luck, and escaped without injury. Ii
ha. been cleyeriy said that for the time be
must have thought himself back in America
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S,sofs lathe day police officers. and some
OF the night officers, who were reelected to of
ffce on Monday night, BY The City Council, ap-
peared before the Mayor, yssiereay, and look
the oath required Of them. The Mayor ex.
horted each Of them 10 extra dilligeucs NJ the
present time. by day aud by nighs
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EyT~s LAWRENCE =. MARYE,
p. ATTORNEY AT Law,
ste steeI,I:en ln the Courts of the City of Richmond
Als, os "a I1eA'Aooi AiaGo'oA ana SeAN
gt1ss $50 Notary Pm blic and Commissioner ofths
nv etateE Court of GLAZING.
~ nc partnership between Mr.. CHAsTAIN WHITE
Ia a.hselI being dIssoived, his office Is now on
' street., Iust below 6oddin's HaiL. fe lS-ly
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CALICO az WHoLEsALE.-For the six mon tbs
ending November 10th. 1860, the Merrimac
Manufacturing NJ Company, of Lowell, Mass,
has made and printed into calico about | (, Co., :
500 yards OF cloth, consuming 2,375. .s95 pounds
of cotton