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The BARx MgssgssEk Blsp This famous

THR BARK MgssgssKK BIRD This famous,
or rather infamous vessel, our readers may
recollect. was commanded by Captain Deles.
bound to New York; but her Captain prefer
red TO take her around Cape Horn and put
into Valparaiso, where he disposed Of hsr
cargo, and then proceeded TO I 1ahita. Thence
he went to New Zealand, thence to the Phil-
lppine Islands, whe'e he swindled Spanish
meI chant OF some $4,000 in gold. His next
appearance was in the Amoor river. and from
there he went to the Red Sea, whe . he sold
her to paris unknown. At last she terns
up At Calcutta, where, we learn from God
dard's circular, she bore the name OF Mar
garet Jane" The United States Consul took
possession OF her May Esd. The whereabouts
Of Captain Deiee is unknown She was undar
the Turkish flag, and was loaded with full
cargo bound to Singapore, to sail the day she
was seized Boston Trosetler
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pAogxoEIoEAk vAa1a

FFHa~ MEEiCAL CARD.-OFFICE FRAC
E.dR TlCE.-Dk. PLUME, Of the cid ksdisS
5o-as, confines himself mainly 10 sn ones pTss
!s5. ON franklin etrest, 3 Httia below the Ex
hkrge Hotel. and dtagouxiiy opposite ODD Fei
5w.' Hall, whore skillfuf snd son nadential treat
2snt may be ostaiRsa ca reasonable terms
those Vic Ss<s eesn exposed to gERsAIs ooNTA
-seCa ailments, axe iEriEed to call early. Com
nuE.sAstcaa, By r1aji or oihsrwiss, promptly ct
sndsd 70. OHss ops1 non i. N. TIL . P. II.
my 80 RIoRnoED. VA.
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The AMERICAN WAE AND EUROPEAN MEDIA
T1OE The New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger, writing under date of
Saturday last, says:
day or two ago, on the faith OF privats
letters received hy the Africa from eminent /
commercial and financial authorities In Lon
90 and Liverpool, l wrote you that strong
effort was making by the "Manches ter men"
and the English ship-o wners, whose In terest
are most directly affected by this American
war, TO induce her Majssty's Government to
tender TO Mr.. Lincoln It's services as media
tor between the Government and the rebels,
with view to the restoration of peace, and
that France, if possible, was to be included as
iOiIt arbitrator. Letters from other parties
nigh in the confidence of Downing street,
have also been received by some OF the Wall
street bankers, who, in turn, show them free
iy to their friends. The impression is, that
Lord PaImers ton will acquiesce in the views
of the cotton spinners and speculators, with
or without ths cooperation Of the French
Emperor, and that by the time the next cot
ton crop is ready to 60 forward Mr.. Seward
will receive an important communication
from Lord Lyons. But this, 1t is expected,
will be but the beginning of the man ansnvre.
1t is unders seod rs said before, that JfF.
DaUls loill accept the prorsred mediation,
while the + derat Government II expe cted to
reject it. Mr.. Lincoln, it is calculated, Will
thus be placed in position which Will draw
upon i'm the i'll will of the leading European
powers - and present Lord Palmers ton II ex-
celient pretext for picking quarrel with US,
In order TO raise the blockade and procure tbs
necessary supply of cotton for the hungry and
clamorous operatives in the manufacturing Z
districts. This plan Is we'll suited to the mel
dies ONE and mischevous genius of Lor" Pal
merstop; and keeping in view the eie hly re-
spectacle authority which has divulged il,
there is every reason to believe that the see ret
iatrigues of the rebel commissioners in Lon
don and Paris will all be, as hitherto they
have teen directed towards making it \ sue
cess. The programme, it must be acknow-
lsdged, is an ingenious and plausible one; and
as soon as the news OF the Bull Run disaster
is known on the other side, we may expect to
an attempt at once made to reduce its con-
ditious to practice.
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
RIo1aoSD, Va, July &c. 1891. !
EN COMNCHfCATIDN3 having been
3s-41 received by our ssooiation from vari
Gus indtviduais AID associations in Chariaston
Ind elsewhere, proposing to furnish supplies Of
provisions and clothing for the sick and woun ded
soldiers, We have been appointed committee for
ne r6ca otto u AID distrib button OF the said sup
plies. ANY contributions, " nssner money, cloth
ns or provisions, intended f5T the solGters In the
Cc GIsdsrats Army, Will De received by us at cur
Depot or Main street, uDdsr the Spotswood HotsI,
ith door from the corner, and the saIns be distri
euted hy Us "a person, or through an agent ap-
Pointed ny us upon acquisitions signed by su.
geon or o; her commission ed oficer.
The benevolent are assured that favorable
pportunity will 0~ be afforded for the ndieious
distribution Uf such articles will he most Sc
esptaEia TO .he sick and " ou pdoi 40 diars,
H0ure OF business 1t the Depot from A. Ii. to .
e Il.
Address al packages to "Army COMMITTEES, 7.
Il. @. A, Of Richmond, Va
:. lin }zsss * "a dSSS5S sSHSsss' SSSHSSSs' '"'s'
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GUARDING AND DAY SCH col FOR
ID YOUNG LADIk6.

MIss PgGRAM Will resume the duties OF her
School on the fret day Of OCTOBER next.
She will be aided by competent assistants In
each department
The French Language will contpns to receivs
spec isi atte nLion der ths supervisIon Of Mad.
BKRArD.
Ths belles Lettres Glass will, as heretofore,
form a prominent and Interesting feature In tho
system of the School.
Circulars containing further Information may
be had on application to Mrs. J. W PEoRAM, at
her residence. In Linden Row, franklin street.
au I2-6MGrht
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The JEWS IsoRxAsIns,-It is /

The JEWS 1soKEAsIEa.-It is said that In the
year 1850 there were only ten synagoguss in
the whole land. To day thsrs are over a quar-
ter Of million Of Jews and about ninety
synagogues, and many similar communities,
out OF which will soon be organized other
synaxoguss. In the aity of New York there
are twenty synasogsss and thirty thousand
Jews.
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fKRMs OF ADvERrIauNa.
EDUCATIONAL.

CT JOSEPH'S AGA ID Il MY, lrR AND
y MARSHALL STREETS-C QUOTED BY
THE listers OF CHARITY.-Ths duties Of this
Institution will be resumed on The lst MONDAY
In September
Board and tniiion per annum. $50 Day eehol-
ars, per qnartar - 81 to $3.50
For further Information, application shonld he
made TO the 1t. Rev J.iMc6ILL. or to the !nsiitu-
tinn " fN
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~ RIoHkosD
l. @
q u
aavtrg mustered into ssrviss and now going into
camp,
WILL EEGAIVs
AFsw MOEx
N ID h
Sefcgs leaving. Apply at onso Ct
HEADQUARTERS. 18th street.
" ua,~iu -
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EREUEKTCKSBU HIGH II o L
FOR GIRLS.

WIN B. JOHNSON. PRINCIPAL.
Miss MARIA 4 WOODWARD, Fice-PrinciPsi.
Rev. A NJ. RANDOLPH, Lsctdrsr on the Evil
dsrces of Christianity.
Miss 1. l.. WILLIAMS, Teacher Of Music.
The next session of this SCHOOL, which 10
Boarding and Day School. Will commence ON The
first MONDAY of September next.
For further Information, add ress At Fred ericks-
buA, Va, WIN B. JOHNSON.
an IL l2tk
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cyto.s EswRk.sy 3. MARyE.

sscEtass kkwREEeH 3. MARyE.
~. ATTORNEY IT LAW
?R.Eisss in ths Uopr.s Of the city cs Richmond
'ye.
AS Is siso Rctxfy FEsiis and CozAiss.sxe o;
- CEitad Sss.ss Court OF Claims.
Yas psTtaerghip hstwssn hF. CHAfrAI1 WKISD
I'D Rimssn being disselvaa. his o1sA Is 7oW ol
sd st.. tvst below tsodGis's Hall u uly
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ORDNANCE DKPARTNYNT OF VA.,l
NOTIcE.-Iti 10 very Desirable hst Ali oorps
~ eommanitiss. and individuals in the state,
hAvinf AXIS OF any kind-bsyond those abso:
return the same to this Department - soon ~ pos
slble, tHAs they may 0s ovsrhaalsd and thorough.
o. DIMMOCK. Colonel,
Ao@0 OhSaf Of Ordnance Of VirHtnfa
N salo 81 lSaI l.JS 9. ,. bAvxNPORT.
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
VA. AND TENN RAILROAD CO ;
LIZ U L.

PRESIDENTS OFFICE
va. AND TENN RAILROAU CO, )
LYNCEBURG. Va. Aug. ?, 1851.
Ao4 STOCkHOEDERS' MEETING
AA The Ii general annual meeting Of the
STDCRR0LDERS in the VIRGINIA AND TEN
NEsSEE RAiLROAD COMPANY viii be held at
the office 81 the company; in the city of Lynch
burg, on WEDNkI DAY, the lith of September
next. by order of the board.
WM. Fl HUGHES,
Sec'y Boa1d Directors Va and Tenn. T. B. Co.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY
KNOW ali men by thssa presents: That we, the
subscribers, beins stock b oiders in the Virginia
and Tennessee kailtoad Company, do hereby con-
sLltltS and appO gt - ear true and la wful
attorney aud proxy to represent each of us l. all
general n estings of the stock holders OF aid COM
pauy, when we are aot personally present with
full power and authority at such general meetings
to gave such vote er votes and 10 do such other
act or acts, as each Of could give or do II we
were personally present
Witness our hands and seals, this - day of -,
1851
witness: ::::::ss :::s:
Proxies 70 represent stock In cir general
meetings shall only be valid for the space of two
years from the date thereof" " Il H.
l2-td
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NOTICE -Delingusnt consumers OF Water in
~ MONROE WARD are hereby notif ed that il
they fail to pay their bills or before the 18th
instAlt, before the hour Of o'clock T they
Will be dealt with according to ths requirem sats
OF the following extract from the Ordinance con
sernin2 the W&tsr w orks:
BY an Ordinance passed by tho CSu ncil May 81,
ISIS, II any water bill remain aRpaid fer ~ days
Aext after that which 1t 10 preseRtsd, the Audi
tor shall notify the Superintendent, who shs
stop the water being used On the premises
IN respect to which the default exists. land he
shall not allow 1t TO be used on those premises
will be added to the original amount Of the bill,
which viii be placed in tho hands OF the City
Collector, who IL hereby authorized and required
to llect the II it dus for city taxes"
d. j. SAUNDERS. JK., for
su LIT NJ. l.. STATION, Auditor.
SHELLRNB RNBORGER'S Fever and Agus Pills
~ San De confidently recommended for the
OF Chill Fever, Intermittent or Bilious Remlttent
Fever. Now that Canine 10 90 high, persons
wosid do well 70 try the above Pills. For safe
auD Corner Main and 18th streets.
M OkSTkD GOODS FOA SULDIEks.-
w have on haad about see yards neat Worst
cd Goods, for Soldiers Shirts, unform In styis.-
TO be sold of low, at B2EKIkLs
Cheap store, Al Main street,
al u hailert's old stand.
u . 4 K KEKUSINE OI -Traosparsat,
i nearly odofous Virginia kerosius Oil, ,u>t
ostvsd aad fer sale by the barrel, or smaller
1EADs = BAKERS Drug Store,
Corner above Post Office,
an ii ls6 Main street.
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ALKx BkowS. J. b. AoLELLASD.
DROWN 4 McCLELLAND,
ID COMMISSION MEhCHANTS,
RICHMOND, PA.,
Continue to sell all kinds Of COUNTRY Pro
DUCE. making prompt renittsnces; and will re-
ceive and have ground into Flour crops of Wheat
when may Dc cohsisnsd 90 hsm, II desired
During the absence Of one Of the Erm, our
nior partner ALhX'R BROWN, will devote hia
time sxclusivsly TO the interest Of our pstrons.
Sim
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DICnMOND FEMALE INsTITJTE.

IC
The n ext session OF this Institution will begin
OCTOBER l, 1881, and Is expected to correspond
In ali res poets to those Of former years.
The same Faculty win remain the terms will
be as heretofore, and the same liberal patronage
ffom this section sDd from the South Is hoped for
More detailed advertisements viii be issued
hereafter. For further informsti0a. or for Cata-
loguss, soon to Do ready, apply to
az It's CHAS. n WINSTON, Prest.
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e0en THE PROPELLER STE A NJ
ARH SHIP NORTH CAROLINA" FOR
SALE.-The undersig led, committee
appointed at a meeting Of Stockholders Of the
Cs pc Fear and Ocean Steam Navigation Company,
offer for sale the new steamship NORTH CARO-
LIMA, (Propsller,) now lying in the port of Will
mi ngton, North Carolina. She was built In the
Fall Of 1850, at tie Novelty Works. New York,
under the snperintendepce Of John Baird, Engi-
nssr !: launched In January, 1891, and made her
6rst trip In February, and cost nearly one hun
dred thousand dollars.
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The Wounded Soldiers.

We have received the following Ie ter from,
b. +. Bouchelle, NJ. II. of Alabama and pub
lish 1t for the benefit OF the suffering:
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- II. MAUhY l. CO.,
n. RICHMOND, VA.
DEALERS IN STOCKS. BONDS,
EXCHASGES, Foreign and D0msstic,)
COIN, &C, SO
COLLECTIONS made on all poi nts In the South
and West.
CHECKS on Charleston, Savannah, 2sw Or
leans, N Memphis, Nashville, SC, bought and sold
WANTKD-Mobils and New Orleans SIGHT
FUNDS. S-ts
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For sale by
W. PETERSON Co,
No. I65 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
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EDGEHlLL ACADEMY.-The next session
"a Of this School commences October Is and con-
ttnues ten months The course is fully prspars-
tory to the University OF Virginia Special at
suticn has alwavs been paid TO MATHEMATICS.
DRAWING, ENGINE ERING, Sc, and. hereafter,
science will be regular taught in the School Of
Ep 81 eering.
TERMS 42s0 per session. Liberal arrange
merts made is to pawn Address,
SAMU 81 sCH0OLEk, NJ. A.,
an Ito GUiney's r. Q Caroltne. Va.
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INV YoRK, Jan. I.
Mayor Woods message recommends the
secession Of the city Of New York from the
State and the formation OF free city. He
is not prepared, however, to recommend Vi
client measures therefor.
The steamer Star OF the West was char.
tered At the order OF Gen. Scott. She took
full provisions for Major Anderson and $50
men under Lieut.. Bartlett. She will be at
Charleston TO- morrow afternoon.
N. Y. BANK SrAfxnANr Decrease in loans
81 500, 1893; increase in specie 81 ,564 Alt !;
circulation 81, 100, 70l; decrease in deposits
$711,I64.
Special Washington dispatches to the Post
save approximations OF an attack on the Capt..
tai are generally diminished.
A military company OF several hundred
Bal.imoreans, it is said, have declared their
willingness to escort Lincoln safely to the
White House.
The Mississippi delegation urged Secreta-
~ Thompson to withdraw from the Cabinet
when his State sece1es. lie will peaceably
yield, though inclined to hold on till ~ 4th
of March.
Seeding Congressman are discussing the
question whether they shall telegraph to their
State Convention to let the ordinance OF Sc
cession take effect on the Alb OF March. The
object 10 to block the Government sppropri-
alton, especially the Army bill.
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From Warrington.
w AsHIHGroN, j,


The enrollment Of the District OF Colum.
bia militia will probably commence to-mor-
row. A plan for its reorganization vas
matnrsd moro than six months ago, but al
the officers were not appointed till recently.
The movement now Is to concentrate the
militia 90 as to be efficient should il at any
time be necessary to call on them to preserve
the peace.
Not more than one company Of marines
were sent yesterday to Fl. Washington, on
the Potomac about Ia miles from Washing.
ton. The fort has had no garrison for sew
eral years. The object OF supplying it now
10 to avoid the possibility OF its being occu-
pied by lawlcss persons as rallying point
for mischief.
The troops ordered from Leavenw orth to
Fort MoIienry are not to be sent South, as
wrongly supposed BY many gentlemen from
that section.
The Alabama and Mississippi delegates
held conference last night, and afterwards
telegraphed to the Conventions OF their
respective States, advising them to seccdc
Immediately, saying that there il no pros
poet Of a satisfactory adjustment. They re-
solved to remain here awaiting the action Of
their States.
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SIaveryis wrong.

The position of the Republican party is,
that slavery is morally wrong. Such lie the
conviction OF universal Christendom such
wss the position Of our Revolutionary fore
fathers; such was the doctrine of all Chris
tians 10 our country a few years ago; such
vas the opinion of Clay and Webster; and
such is the opinion Of Lincoln. 10 bis speech
at the Cooper Institute, Dir. Lincoln said, in
substance, that nothing would satisfy the
South but "This, and this only: cease to call
slavery uroEg and join them n calling il
right. Aud this met be done, thoroughly
done, in acts as we'll as in rords." eve
must pull down our free State institutions, !"
for "they declare the wrong Of slavery, with
more solemn emphasis, than do all other
sayings against it.'' ssHolding, as they do,
that slavery is morally right and socially
elesating, they cannot cease to demand q
full national recognition of it as legal righ,
and social blessing J" nnor can VIC justifa.
bly, withhold this on any ground, save that
slavery is wrong
.sTheir thinking it is right, and our think
ing 1t Is wrong, 10 the precise fact upon
which depends the whole controversy"
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HousH-Mr. Cobb rose for a personal ex.
PLANTATION and went On to discuss the topics
of the day. Southerners called him to order,
but the Republicans said Ego on" He said
the election had not settled the slavery ques-
tisa, and that the Republicans could yet save
the Uuion.
Mr.. Etheridge offered an amendment TO the
Constitution. 1t is substantially the one
agreed on by the border States.
Several appropriation bills were consider
ed and amended.
SENArK-Mr. Crittenden warmly advocated
his resolution. He went for the Union, but
gsn.ed all property protected everywhere.
Toombs got the floor and made an impu-
dent. bullying. 6rs-eating, secession speech.
The Pacific Railroad bill was made the
special order for Tuosdsy, and the admission
OF Kansas for next Monday.
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NO Comp Omtse-.I Kebel Troops
suffering.

NEW 1Okk. Jan. q.
The Heralfs Washington correspondent
Gays the Border States Conventions plan Of
adjustment appears 70 have It first met with
considerable favor, and it vas thought like
~ That the President woud commend it to
the attention Of both Houses Of Congress.
bnt the caucus Of Republicans, after full
discussion upon the merits Of the Border
States programme, decided adversely TO any
and all compromise whatever, and agreed
simply to press forward the regular business
Of the session and then adjourn sine die.
Reports from Charleston represent the
condition Of affairs ms dcplorable. The
troops ordered in the field by the Governor
arc snid to be suffering severely from the ex.
posure incident to Il cir new mode OF life.
and much sickness prevails among them,
while the merchants are without business and
the mechanics without work.
Strange as il may appear, nm not to tell
you that the Presidents elect has given carte
blanch to Seward to agree on any plan OF
settlement that New York and PenHsyIvania
can stand together uron.
Hon. g. @. Clay, jr., OF Ala, has arrived
here. HE presence Is esteemed as u favor.
able omen Of compromise and peace.
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TAILAnAssE, Fla, Jan. 5.
Judge Mc'iee. OF Madison, wsa elected
permanent President. The morning session
was consumed in eifectiny an organization.
During the afternoon resolutions were of
ferej declaring the right Of Florida to Sc
ceje, and the fcasons for so doing, and the
duty OF the State 10 prepare for it. Discus
date passage.
order for Monday. Adjourned till Monday.
From the sentiment of prominent members
it is unquestionab.e that the Legislature will
not act without mature deliberation. There
is no excitement here, but all are looking
calmly towards further events.
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INV YoRK, Jan. 5.
The steamer Star Of the Wcst was coaled
up yesterday, with unusual celebrity, and re-
port, which is ridiculed at the ofice OF the
company, says she is going to Charleston
with troops.
Rev. Henry Anthem died in this city this
morning.
Hon. William Kent died at Fisbkill yes
terday.
G1- CoUons.-Th sudden changes OF our
climate are sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Experience hav-
ipg proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken in the ear
ly stages OF the disease, recourse should at
once be had to "BRowS's BRONCHIAL 1'Ro-
cuKs," or LoIenges, let the Cold, Cough, OF
irritation Of the Throat BIO ever 80 slight, az
BY this precaution more serious attack may
be eaeetuaHy wnrded OF. Public SPEAKERS
and SINGERS will find them eTectual for clear
ing and strengthening the voice. See cd.
vertisement.
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GA telegram from Harrisburgh says
that the strife between Cowan and Wilmot
is proposed to be settled by eleeting one for
the long term, and the other to 6'i the va
cancy occasioned by Cameron's resignation.
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rTA correspondent writing to the N. Y.
Tribune from Springfield says:
Mr.. Lincoln and fanily will leave here to-
ward the close Of February, and proceed TO
Washington as quietly as possible, avoiding
our Northern cities where formal receptions
would be likely to take place.
A niece OF Mrs. Linooln-a beautiful and
accomplished young lady Of eighteen : Miss
Edward. will grace the Presidential party
on their journey, and will become q member
Of the family ut the White House. | ought
not, perhaps, to mention the latter interest
ing fact, lest it might attract so many young
Republicans To Washington as to make our
friends down South think it a Wide-Awake
Or ocession.
To. day Mr.. Lincoln received present Of
very beautiful bat, fitting him exactly, from
LADY in New York. a descendant from one
of the old knickerbocker families, and whose
parental ancestor was q member OF the first
American Congress, which met in Philadel-
phia in liza.
A soft travelling bat came with the other,
both 10 a very elegant and substantial case.
Young Lincoln. the "Prince OF Rails"
now o, Harvard College, and who is highly
spoken of at Springfield, will join his parents
on their way 10 N ar hington.