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DR. BAAKEE
~ TREATS ALL DISEASES.
I THIN nj all
DISEASES Of every description successaly reated-fam
bago Lumbar Assesses, scrofua Rheumatism Govt Neu
EMERY Darfhoa The Very cases Of Pies cured il
short time also Of the Liver and Bowels There
are treated with ispgusbsd an particulars viii
GAScEks Ib SORES 81 fcER HIP DISEASES
FISTULA OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
IN AF TEa SG#HE EE R5s sT e the BODY
and without the othe knife
ssss
Or Baakee has made new discovery OF "FLUID" that
will produce absorption of the CAFARACT" and restore
permanent vision to the Eye without resort to the knife
EYES AND EARS
are successfully treated use of the knife or
die DR. Baakee has constantly hand at his office very
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYMPANUNs, or EAR DRUMS,
Sh'h ss aaSPr o. and evsry
every variety Of artificial articles known in the worda
large assortment Of RsaqfT and H duTfse
with the Arm and Elbow AttachEent ARTIFICIAL FEET,
e asg ps aas aa bspit
All nds s Of sses G r n to Of the d.
scrpon for either and Trusses particularly adapted
for females in weak condition, also for those with PRoLAp
Doctor Baakee of the celebrated and skful
IN city N the wor
All letters directed to Dr. Baakce must contain ten cents
to pay postage and incidental All Chronic Diseases
which will require his personal supervision 90 - y
~ Office Hours, from A. N. to4 P NJ.
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
Office V04 Broadway few doors above Fourth street.
nlSH New FORK CITY
THAMPAGNE
~ 50bakets Slery Blanc Mousseau and other favoite
brands now landing rem ship Scotia from Rotterdam and
for sale by &c WAMBERSIE, IT
Jul0u -.--. q South Charles street.
QEST GROUND WINDSOR BLUE PLASTER
Lin casks, bags or bulk for sale very low by
= I--. 1t MACDONALD & DUGDALE
je3o-H Corner McElderry's wharf and Pratt street.
DLATED ICE PITCHERS. . 81 : !
Hss re Tii choice lot of FINE PLATED ICE
Also, full stock of PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS
For sale at A. REUTER- & SONS,
Je26-n No. IS w. Baltimore street,
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Dr0ffrIes, 9iqnDrs, 1T.
$50 G. A. SEWELL CO.,
HSHH TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERs
kAEi44E1 . 2l3 WEST PRATT STREET,
respectfully solicit the attention of the public
TO their well selected stock Of PRIME GROCERIES. con-
slSng OF line Teas, Wines, English Pickles and sauces
line. N' 'o-" IL ouA
Al which warrant to please bota quality and price
ju7-tf ~ W ~ f " WIZ my
ESSssssfAH FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS.
HSS E Just received invoice comprising the yarie-
EEII@5ties OF NEW CROP GREEN AND BLACK TEAS;
49,, the cholces selection from the late import
TINS Spring The selection has expressly for the
use Of private families. For sale by - 49, ~
.,o.s ,n VIM. WHETAN,
~ baltimore ST., between North Calvert
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E0ntati0n.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
1Y1YOUNG LADIES' YIN
n ne FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION begins the 18th OF
pctonsr 1929 The course of instruction in the usual
in and thorough being under the direction Of
FACULTY Of able and experienced Teachers Every
required for Female education is
esnd OF the Institution. Parents who thorough
for their daughters with the comforts and ad
School. fanny arc ihVileu W examine the
so Terms Of admission and further information address,
ReT GEO LEWIS STA LEY PRINCIPAL Mount Wasbineien
Batmor oo Mtaryla d. or Rev Dr. HENER, Second St.
atEae Baltimore street. and at Mr. Geo Gelbachs Second
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A ) ATTORNEY FOR THE OWNER OF THE
{ a OTHER UNDIVIDED ONEHALF OF THE ABOVE
ANNulI1 VIII unite in the sale thereof at the time
place. and on the terms above ncated that the purcha
ser may get good and sufficient title to the whole surtnt
:,oo., I'll. 5. ALEXANDER, Attorney,
Jul53tAW&dS G.
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IN recommending the Arctic Refrigerator ts season 10
prchG$erS are do at ruth unusual confidence, feeiiKg as
ssred that 1t 'oiH gre he most perfect Satisfaction Dur
ing me 1UdTmeSt days Of last summer Grpermented in
uorous 0ayS with hiS Refrigerator tested cih others and
iS o.oy Of ace and preSeruatire qualities hare
been
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Klro WILLIAM CurrrY. Va. ia,

KIN0 WILLIAM COUNTY, Va, Jan 1.
A brutal outrage was committed In this
county (King Wiii,am,) on the night OF the
10th Of December last. A house, occupied by
two white women, was forciby entered, and
its inmates cruelty beaten. The older woman
had her head and hands much cut, an'' as
left insensible. The younger had her skull
broken for three inches, by blow with iaI &c
iron handle of a frying pan. and part OF her
brain forced through the wound. Both nave
recovered so far as to identify the perpetra-
tors, and charge two slaves belonging to ID. II.
Gregg. One has been arrested, and is now In
Jail. The other. owing to some informally IN
the warrant under which he was taken, Is sun
at large.
The persons upon whom this outrage was
done are poor, helpless creatures. ana AT Inc
lowest part Of the social circle, but the distinc-
ton between white and black must be Kept up
by our laws, aud it is rather strange tiAt SO
little interest is NANTES ted in bringing the
offenders to justice. l fear, if these slaves go
unpublished we shall have frequent repetI-
60. -, ;,,,xs 4, .,,r m;
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The lannon's Lennon slave case will prob
ably be- decided during the present term of the
court in New York.
The annual sale of news in Beecher's church.
in Brooklyn, last Tuesday evening, realized
the enormous sum Of $50 so.
The Montreal Rife COMPANY were out the
other day drilling, with the mercury II de-
grees below zero. Courageous soldiers
Gov. Wise has declined the invitation of the
Old Dominion Club of New York to lecture in
that city on the ed of February sext.
FATAL ACCIDENTAL Mr.. Golfer was killed
in Botetourt county, Va, on the 2eth ult by
falling while he was carrying Il log of wood
Hon. Neal Dow has SO far recovered from
his recent injuries As TO be out attending BUSH
ness.
Rev. Thomas OIrien, pastor of the Catho-
lie church At Rochester, n. Y, died on Satur-
day last.
AT Alexandria, Virginia, the City Council
has appropriated Si0O tor 4 soup-house for the
poor
A negro named Rober. Glenn died in Phila.
deiphi;t on Tuesday from starvation and cold
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are more sufferers from debility among Anne leans
than can he found among any n.her civi'ized ma
tiou. The reason IL obvious. We take too little
exercise and forget The wants OF the body in the
ahau pursuits nf business. In all such cases,
CURED II just sue, tonic and invi sorntor rs Dr.
linststter has giyen TO the world IN his CkLE-
deni os'he counting house. the exhausted toller
upon the Shop hoard and the Frustrated student Of
orator ia the '.BfrTsrs,' and prefer it to more
pretentons. but loss ellicacions medicines But il
should not he urTntten that the AGENT which 10 so
magical in its influences upon frame WIN h IA
nlerel, debilitated equally powerful IN assisting
nature to expe the most terrible forms oil disease.
W 10 " i'll not give il n trial
sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
IL in
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THE NORFOLK FIRE.-Tne file in Norfolk,
| about O'Clock Thursday morning, broke out
in a small double tenement on the west side
OF Boc-1urt street, between York and Butte.
occupied by Me-. Brown. aud communicated
10 another tenement occupied by Mr.. james
and Mrs. Grey. These were destroyed, ard
The inmates saved nothing but their night
clothing. The large and commodious dwell
ing at the Northwest corner of b0tetourt and
Butte streets occupied by G. Hall, aud owned
by w. w Lamb, being Immediately III The
range of the wind was soon envelored in
flames and quickly burned to the ground. MIR.
Hall iosr considerable valuable furniture, as
also q. w indsor. who lived with the family
The grocery aud dwelling of NJ Dennis We're
also destroyed. The weather was intensely
cold, and the tiremen found 1t difficult to work
their engines. The sul-1ings of those who
were thus summary elected from their warm
beds and driven out into the snow and chill
hing blast. might have been fatal 10 some of
them but tor the kindness OF their nelghbors.
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rs ASTHMA From Rsr. d Letts, Frankfort.
M-.'An old lads of our acquaintance has bee
greatly afflicted with Asthma for many years, and
has tried multiplicity ot prescriptions with little
or no fleet My wife sent her part Of box Of
the BtoScHIAL TRocuEs. After q lew days We
heard tn II abe found sreat relief from their use
procure more. We hal only one box left, but could
not refuse H." Bkows's BRONCHIAL TkocHEs.
or CouGH LozxNG Is, are sold throu bout the Uni-
ted ctates. ja 4-WrhSGcwIt
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FoRFEITED HIS BAIL-Thos Crux, who was
held to bail III the sum of s., 500 for his appear
ance on Friday, The I'D of December last at
the Court of Fairfax county. Va. to answer 4.
charge pending against him for The circulation.
of incendiary documents, forfeited his bonds
by making his escape from the Common
wealth.
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AFFAIRS IN MAiNE-A dispatch from Ban
gor says ii has been aScer aimed, on application
10 the engrayer. that there il fraudulent over
issue of the bills of the Nombrega Bank. The
circulation Is placed at $4,000.
Benjamin ID. Peck, the Stale treas urer. has
been arres ted on a civil suit instituted BY the
receiver. and lodged III jail, on the charge OF
consriring with the cashier OF the bank for the
eInhezzlemeut of the funds. The amount taken
from The hank was about S'd,U0u, on part of
which the cashier had security Oh certain mill
property in Canada.
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ma Great Barrainsi i'm Dry Goods-lmpor.

NA Great Bargains in Dry Goods-lmpor.
TANT NOTlCE.-The subscribers are now pre-
pared. more so than ct time heretofore 10 sell
great bar.alns IN DRY GOODS. Every body in
search of such won d do we'll TO give them call.
They call particular attention to the following:
DRESS SILhS IN great variety OF s,yies.
IRISH LINENS, frst-rate article, at 81 cts.
SHEETINGS. every width. very low.
BLEACHED CCTTONS, as fine IS Cambria.
only l21s cts.
Chez ed. Nainsooks, Jaconets and Cambria
MUSLfN2
LONG
NAPKINS. DOYLFES. and TOWELS.
LINEN TABLE DAMASk by the yard.
LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFS very cheap.
NEEDLEWORK of every descriptions In =. e
assortment and very cheap
Fine TARLATANS. RIBBONS. and mary other
seasonahle oods. To lie sold thus month NJ DIS
of from 20 TO so per ut. from former prices.
ia 4-2w J. MILLHlSFR K BRO.
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CALAMITY DoxE.-The officers and seven
prvates Of the Petersburg Artillery, who
were hospitably entertained in Charlestown
BY Bent r. Bsali, Esq. editor of the spirit of
Jefferson" have presented to Miss Jane Beall.
e member Of Ills family y BEAUTIFUL Swiss
lever watch and chain.
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MARYLAND LEGisLATURE.-The General
Assembly OF Maryland was organized on
Thursday. In the Senate, John Il. Brooke,
dem. Of Prince George county, was chosen
pres idaGt by one maj rrity, and in the House
Of Delegates Z &. Kt!bourne, of Anne Arun-
del. was elected Speaker by the full democrat
ic vote.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A CATHOLIC BISHOP
A special dispatch from Pniiadelphia 10 the
Baltimore SIM, dated Thursday, says:
The Right Rev. John N. Neumaun, ID. D.,
the esteemed Catholic Bishop of the Diocese
Of Philadei phiu, died very suddenly in the
street, in this city to-day. The deceased was
the successor here of Archbishop kenriek, OF
Baltimore, and was consecrated Bishop of this
Diocese. on The 2oth OF March, 1852. He was
distinguished for ms ability, and universally
respec ted, not only in the church, Of which he
was IL eyoted Bishop, but by all OF every de-
nomination who enjoyed his acquaintance.
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Ia PEARL AMBRpIYPEs and PHornGRAPHs in
the his bet sN lie OF art taken das at Res Palace
oil ~, lt5 Main street All pictures made AT fhs
establishment are warranted to please therefore,
visitors can del pend npon receyn4 entire sat.stac-
ton. Persons who have heretofore had carrjca-
tnres Forced ON tnem by incompetent operators.
should hasten 10 REEs aud have them re-taken and
if they not pleased with their etures taken by
him. no charge will be mate. Price from rs &c n,s
to s2o large size. Sxl0, Photos raphs OF paper So;
Duplicates 81. 2I
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On the 22d December, by Rev VIM. II. Taylor.
W JOIN L kNGLAND. Of Cumberland, to NJ lss
FANNY W. HARRIS, of Euckin. ham.
On the LIST December by the Rev. Or. Thomas,
near Austin CITY. Texas WIN. II. StBLETr.
Esq. late of Powhstan county Va. to Miss
HELEN RAGSDALE, OF the former place.
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THE FLORIDA LEGISLArV RE.-Snnded Cot
tdn.-The select committee appointed by the
House of Kepresen natives OF Florida to con-
sidpr the circular of the New York Cham Der Of
Commerce. calling the attention of planters 10
the great increase OF sanded cottoEs, report
that they believe the com plaiuts this year have
been without foundation, and recommend to
the Chamber a thorough il YES iea ion 10 the
mode OF selling cotton iii New DIRK, and that
steps be taken to compel The commission mer-
chants there to sell each planters crop on its
own merits as the surest remedy, not only for
sanded cottons but 10 prevent one planter de-
frauding at the eX Iense of another.
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- SEANrN.s nEETI~G Vt TIL

= MET HANTCS' INSTTTIT TIE,
ON SUNDAY tTO MO- ROW at 3 o'clk. ? NJ.
The Ministers of the City, Rev Nj. McGlashum
Southern Seq. Gov Letcter Lieut. Gov Mon'a
gue, Ar. Gen. Tucker. Geo. W Munford Vim. II.
and ether distIn2 ulshed sentlenen expected to
address the meeting.
All persons interested IN the cause of Saamsn in
this wort cordially invited to he present.
ia
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Hon. EDWARD EyERETT--An informal
meeting of the citizens of Memphis Tenn was
held on the 2iih nit. for the purpose Of bring.
ing prominently before the popular mind his
peculiar snirabieness for next President OF the
United States.
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DIED.

On Yesterday evening". Mrs. MARGARET II
BRiN VI tR, native OF Germany, r. ed II years
He funeral will take place from the German Lu
theran Church. 9Th street. Ia morrow, tSun
da y o'cicck. to which the friends and acquain
tances of the family a'e requested to attend.
Ia Norfolk Ar4us please copy.
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AFFAIRS AT BRowNsH lLLE.-The War De-
partment has late adyices from Col. Sewell,
who is in command of the department of Tex
aS. lie Is concentrating ali the available force
in that sec ZION at Fort Brown. There cannot
be less THAI eight hundred United States troops
IN the vicinity Of Brownsville.
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S'-DDFN ID or A PHYsICIAE.-Dr.
Thomas Iardley, popular physician of Phil
adeip hia, started on Wednesday to visit q pa
tient. and but It few steps from his door was
taken suddenly ILL., He returned home forth
with, but died within few minutes. He was
81 years OF age, and died from disease OF the
heart
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SHOT FOR A DEEE.-A most estmable citi-
zen of Wisconsin, named Andrew Ebie, Of the
town OF WauWatOsa, Il mem Der OF the county
board from that town, treas urer of that scboU u
district. and at the last eect lion chosen to the
Assembly from that district, was accidentally
shot aud killed recently by friend, with .ghoin
he was Cunning, having mistaken him tor a
deer.
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AMUBU16ENTs.
NINTH ANNUAL BALI.
OI The \
MOSTGOMEkY C;TyApr,

MONTGOMERY GUARn n
w The MONTGOMERY GUARD
DooLEY commanding. beg lsave 10 ,aahasa.
that having ems ssed the Hall If tho ushnost =
Institute ,hey VII siye her Nin.h nnaaj aaalcs
~ that place. on MONDAY EVESiyii.
9Th, lSc0. ''' 3aAas,,
They are happy ~ have the assursne.,E
Efforts heretofore have been eminent, sN psl,
tory. and on this occasion effort viii saasas
on tho part Of the COMMITTEES and The 60, - sbsrse
add to the coniort and pleasure OF tb.t, ?anr, %
On. OF tho best caterers in thu citv bs. ass's
gag sd t9 lnanish the supper. and K05ENTfa-
casIOn. MASaGERs; =" he o.
HIS Excly Jno. Letcher, Joseph MAYO. r..
Col. Thos. r; Ausu Major T. J. PR,
Sureeon'D D. J. Watson. Coms'y b. h .'Tp3iprd:
Comntttse Of 1yrans emsafs.- Lien. 4r's.oft
CorpI John Tyndan Private NJ F." ~ ksx
Maccs'e. Private NJ. Dnsan, Prlvsts r'Nra!s T.
Private Thomas Kavensgh . ha,oa
NJ Notwithstanding n geutleuau
ladies', 81. so; each additional lady ! '" ah3 ~,
Mana ers-- Red and white kosette,
COMMITTEES of Arran4eInents- Green p:
Floor Committee Whiie Rosei,es "gise,,ies
A STONISHfNG 70 ALL.-MAD,ys~
"A SELL. tine celebrated AstroI0gJs MS.
arrived. and Will remain but short roa ~ jss,
born with natural gIit 20 tell all the avar. slera
even your very thong hts; Will tell what u 's--
married or single, and how MANY time. w! 90 ".
be married. Will cause speedy marrta-s Afs .
astonisheG shousa Dds with her magic nI~.h& ga
gentleman admitted Mrs. EppIxs' 'psf. ~
House. 18th or Governor street, b.,uaat'gHs.
and Franklin streets. nr9,h dAa
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NAvAL-The United States steam frfgate
Powhatan. with Hon. Mr.. Ward and sailp ar
rived at Shanghai on the 18th OF October from
kanagawa. The japanese Embassy will lea> q
Yeddo for the United States in the Powhatan
on the 2,d February.
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ia NEW ARstvsL OF FuRs.-JoHN DOLBY is
receiving this morning fresh arriva. Of ladies'
CAPEE, VIcTOkINES. MUFFS. and CUFFS.
some yer, beautiful Fitch Stone Martin Mink,
and Sable, to which the attention OF the ladies n
ted :
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THE YORKTOWN arrived at Portsmouth
yesterday morning, but as twas impossible
10 come up the river on account Of the ice, We
hear she returned to New York.
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CosGREss-For few days past we have re-
Trained from publishing, in detail, the pro-
ceedings of the so-called Congress of the Uni
ted States, for the reason that they have been
totally devoid of interest.
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DECEAsED-B. f. Peyton, Esq, Clerk Of
both Courts of Rarpahannock county. Va
died on Tuesday evening, the 9th ultimo. OF
consumption, with which he had been suffer-
lug for some months.
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SMALL PoX.-Only four deaths have occur
red from small pox. out OF thirty odd cases, IN
the town Of Lexington, Va, and the Valley
Star is satisfied that the progress of the dis
ease has been arrested.
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The match between HeeDan and Sayers tor
the championship Of the world, has been de-
finiteiy settled, and the 10th of April hxea
upon as the day upon which the great battle IS
to be fought near London Heenan sailed from
New York for Europe on Wednesday.
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My Tyy1-Ths Danyiils Register com.
msnSes the year In dress Of new aad hand.
eope typ.
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COINAGE OF THE L. S. MiNT.-Durlng the
month of December the coinage at the United
States mint, in Philadelp hla, amounted III
value to slGc,1o9 and consisted OF 3.ooo,'r'|
pieces. No less than 2,3U1, 600 cents were among
the sum coined.
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Etnfeae u NJ asllso0.

We are happy to see that bill has been
reported In the Legislature for atatue to this
wi.e statesmen and ineorruptible patriot, who,
we have always thought, ought to have had u
place on one OF the pedestals Of the Washing
ton Monument. The bill proposes to appro-
pirate q sum not exceeding $4,000 to the
work, and to entrust It's execution to WIN. r.
BARBEE, the gifted young Virginian, whose
genius has already achieved some splendid
triumrhs. We wish that this bill might also
embrace al appropriation to remove the re-
mains Of MADISON, with the consent OF his
family, to the Holly Cemetery, near the
grave Of MONROE, where the last resting place
Of one OF Virxinia's most illustrious sous
might be preserved from oblivion, and be ac-
cessible to muititudes who would desire 10
pay their homage at the shrine OF departed
greatness
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Adm'rs, With the will annexed, of
ja7-lm Thos o. Barton. deed.

NOTlCE.-Th subscriber has two white bo,s
sased IA and t6.l VIII IN he wishes 10 bind O a.
,nr term OF wears either ia the Carpenters or
briekaters trade Con- ra@tors who wish appren
penoia, Gare!,De. Va, meet ne \. the oftc Of
Messrs. Wortham i Wyatt. 1870 Main street, on
wednesday the alth inst, between the hnura Of 3
and p. Nj. VT CHANDLER
ja7-dtt2J
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RELIGIOUS NOTsGE.-The RITE
- OF CONFIRMATION will be perform
ed this {SABRATIn morning. At 10 clock, AZ the
SYNAGOGUE, on llth near Marshall street
The Confession a. the Confirmation Sermon will
he in I'm glisl. The pu'c are invited To attend.
January eth. 562U A VI. ia7-1tF
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A cavalry company was organized at Brents.
willie, Prince William county, Virginia, on Sat.
urdsy last.
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THE NORTHERN MAIL.-The mails from the
North are still detained in Washingtoni but Mr.
l.. L. SMITH again relieved us from serious IN
convenience yesterday, by sending US New
York and Baltimore papers received by the
Gem ia
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6. u. W0GTToS. ATTORNEY
's~1-1a AND COUNSELLOR AT AVIS pre-
pared TO take upon himself the advocacy or the
defence OF causes. and TO 1--WE his undivided at
tentIon To all Kinds Of business directly or nd-
feetly cnnuecfed with the profess Coilectln :
Claims, Writing Wills, Deeds, Contracts, Copy
ing. &c. &c.
"Honio sum human nihu D.e olisnuns
pUfe'
Office on corner Main and Governor ST. Rich
UIond. Va. ia 6-3t'
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E.ESM yENIy1N HAMS; No. ! SACKED
\ BEEF T0NGuEs; New Hams and Breasts
BAcoNi BucKWHEATi FRESH B TTT & X !;
Dried APpLtS; Old Java COFFEE; Crushed aud
Coffee SUGARS, for sale by C p, WORD.
Ja1-jt Corner 18th aud Main s.s,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

-. MOTTO E.-The General aleeting of
y the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Rank
OF VIRGINIA viii be held at their Bankin, House
IN the city Of Richnond, on MONDAY, the 9th of
January next.
The law provides that nc Officer or Director of
tue Bank shall vote rs Inc proxt OF a stonkhrldar
in IN. election of Directors Officers o the Bank;
nor shall an. proxy be valid wh ell shall Ia We been
executed sixty days before the time Of election.
dc -3-awtd SAINT. MARX Cashier.