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EvERYBODY's FRIEND.

Everybody soap, and there is nens 20 good 90
PrLEs O. X Soar II makes the dirt disappear with ease
and lasts long again the common soaps go0d iof
the toilet and for bathing aud for wahng fine arne ace
and ks 1t s indeed rybodys friend No house should
be withou, H. Sold by groc.rs generally. JAMES PILE
nanuscturer, Washington and Frankinsts New
York PyLgs SAIYnArus and CREAM TARTAR slso the
best In use.
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G,RRorERs The garroliDg process appears TO
have betn resoed 10 recently in jersey City, and several
penon been 1t. daring which their watch dis
appeared their roll OF postage diminished
Two young men, named Thomas Reilly and Henry Mccain,
arrested by Officer Snow taken before Justice Cutter
ye.terday. charged with garoiinx Mr. Burrows in Newark
avenue Several other have made complaints sssnst
the accused for similar treatment They bonds to ait
the action OF tho Grand Jury.
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Heiisrpe Ho,pitai. New. York Jan. ., 1868.


ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO DEfRAUD.-lesterdhy,
Cbrstopher Doushery and Thomas Gsney were arrested
hy Oiccr Cummings aud taken before Alderman Hall at NE
1onbs Police Court charged with having on the 7th ntah
entered into conspiracy cheat and delrAud James DnDy
qnor dealer No $40 8ay II appears that Doushefy had
entered nto goiiation with Duffy for the pnicha,e Of ms
sor in trade aud ia fad store, IN behs OF himself
and another named Jones that subsequently oehnry
went to Duffy aud recommended DousherJ as good honest
solvent and responsible man tho strength OF sod recon-
msnda,ion the negotiation brought to cloe. snd
Dougheuy paid over according 10 agreement ae.rtein sun
of money the balance to be paid shortly alter taking pos
session the prei,es that the rm Of DougheHy Jones
took possession accordingly and beoIe paying OF attempting
ia nav e balance executed another sas of the stock U trade
lxuies &c. to mag named Gregory, who now hss po''ss
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Adycr,isement.l
THE UNITED STATES TAX LAW,

HE UNITED STATES Ian LAW,
Now READY IL pamphlet Of 70 pages fine white paper
Beside the bill which Is word for word In accordance with
the original teri append to I. Alphabetical Recaplsna
ton every article be taxed by the law, and the ainonnt
OF the tar TO be levied thereon This renders a. compete
and conyenien, 40 Il Is possible TO make H. -
Price cents potpsd - PEI 100 II sent by express 70
per 100 II by mall Address TIE TRIBUNE hew-forh
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[Advertisement. !

MISS LAV1NIA WARREN, the little Qneen OF
Beauty refused Mr. Barnnms offer of thousand dollars
week but accepted Cen Tom Thumbs proposal and gives
him her hand and heart the 10Th Of month after which
she will not be IN pubic lie Till then she holds her
ovees nj the MUSEUM so the time IL short She is the
most beautiful and charming little creature ia the world in
stature mere child In elegance Of form and development
mature woman. graceful and fascinating Who eaTfp to
see her to-day Those who would avoid crowd should
% the morning COLLEEN B.ws Is played there TsIs
AFTEkSoos and EVENING Tor the last time.
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OBsTQuIEs OF MAJoR.GEsERAL o. NJ. Mitchell
The funeral Of th, distinguished patriot citizen, man OF
science aud soldier whose remains arrived In this city on
Last, on the steamer Star Of the South under tho
escort Of Lieut. Gema tool place yesterday afternoon s
the Church OF the Pilgrims Brooklyn The remains OF the
usro and hopoed dead borne to the church door In
an unpreeudns and thence deposited In ont Of the
pulpit The coffin unlike the usual shape being In box form
wa. lined with and covered with black serge Ga either
aide were oliver handles aud the top iyer plate In the
form Of q .hield. bearing Ibis tnsciptoni
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kfLLED BY FALLING Dows THE HOLD or A
Vtz-Coron.r Norr. held an inquest yesterday upon the
BODY of Frederick Howe residing 10 Wslco street nesr Van
Bru Red Hook Point Deceased stained fatal inurie- by
ns down the hsehwsy OF the ship Ars~sht lying In the
North Riy-r Patrick Ryan who worried with Howe being
suspected Of throwing him down arrested The evidence
proved that 18Th deceased fell down the hatch
way about O'clock p and fractured his skull The acct
dent BY any About All hour alter Ryan
down the hA,cway, bat sistsned onIy slight iuJu-
nes IL being dark he did Howe. who was lying there
nsbr and picking his hat returned 10 the deck HaY
ug Howes hat ted 10 the suspicion that he had some.
thing with the Hos not found until
hours thereafter verdict u accidental death rendered
azd III al released.
K,.c. rcrx,v r,ugrtr Coupr II -Nos
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CARD.
al, D.s,tt.nt ,Taua0,,s and yfeUbfys "

TO Gte Pyesidsnt, Manager. and MEMBER Q me 10" mn
IGdit.' Soider, R,iiJ ffsocdion.
LADIES: The soldiers who have been IN this insti-
tuition for some time past held ther farewell
ss evening Several spoke In feeling terms OF the kindness.
by the ladies them aud passed unannousy
yte Of thanks them for all he deeds OF love aud kindness
They requested to inform OF their action and gives
ms do You rest assured bind lsdos thst
m. ,odicr to whom you have miusteIod W III
ber you with thankful hearts May the Great korndor bless
YOU all md bring Ut last 10 enjoy heavenly home.
remain, specifically, your obedien, servant,
s. NJ. OSTRAKDER.
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NKw.ENGLASD SOLDIERS RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS
The Daughters Of NewEngland make an appeal to the
charitable donations Of money aud material for the com
for. Of the soldiers The Association has sent envelopes prop
ely indoed for tho transmission OF Donations to the Prn
epa newspaper Offices in New England.
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lAdvcr,isennent.l

Parents, Teachers, aud Employers would de
well to consult Phrenoogy and earn tho tine capabilities
their children ard empoyee and what they can do best
FOWLER WELLS, PhTenologists No. 3os broadway ~ L.
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lAdyertlsement.l

LECTURES ON NAN, PHYSIOLOGY, PiREN-
oLodY, PnYsiooyonY.-FowLsR l. WELLS announce Nj,
Lectures In LScoLy HALL 9hsv and SJtst com
msncing hoyDAr 18th jan. to continue every evening
Open at g. Tickets for the 81 Sic
gle rs cents May be had the door and 30S Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17

GALyAsIzrp IsTo LIrE AGAIs.-In skating upon
pond q, Bloomfield New Jersey, days since, boy
named W gu. fell through ts ice remaining in the water
out Of fifteen ninuIcs when lie taken out for
dead. village physcsa however applied gayanIC bat
terry with other and ats sI hours labor succeeded
Ia I. stoIius animation.
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ANrRIcAv BAND or Horn UNION, BRooKLYS.-
large and .r,hu.a'tie me Aiug held on Thursday even
ms tho Park Tabernacle Some very interesting Tempe
rance sddre.e, delivered by the Rev. Mr. s;ass Mr.
4 Bel and MI. J. ReYeL
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IAdveftisemtntI

NINE. DEMoREsT's beautiful frst-preinium 50
Running Stitch SWING MACHINE IL IL maTysousiy simple
and eAeen and beautiful Holiday Present. Sent free of
expre, charges receipt Of IS MnE DEnoREsr 80 Bwy
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Passengers Arrived
In bark Paiids from Bsiire Hon.-Geo. Raymond and

sisiAruRB ALMANAC.
sln-Rlses...7:2l lSets........i;59 Moon-Rses. STA
BIaH WATER
shdy Hook.. $50 Gov. Island 6:42 He'll GATE. 32l
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NEWSPAPERS AND PERIoDIcALs IN s60.-Ihe
Tribune Almanac for 1863 contains table Of the number OF
newspapers Published In the United States with daily
weekly and yearly number Of copies with average number
TO each inliabitspt.
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sion on the property and refuses 10 10 responsible for the
b,snc, du. by Donghey behalf Of Dougherty Jones
pongaey and GaHney he'd 70 bi ia tie sum oil Soeo
e.ch TO alsweI the charge q frtl III a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17

DR. MAcGowAS ON JAPAy.-Dr. MACEDONIAN will
deliver h third lecture Japan at the Cooper Institute on
Monday evening From the interest taken in his previous
lectures he will without doubt. have crowded Audience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17

IcELAxD.-Mr. j. Ross Browne will deliver an
illustrated lecture upon Iceland not ireland, was
oneou,ly printed. the Hall OF the Historical Society.
corner Second Eleventh street Monday
Ing Mr. Browne author OF famous reputation. He has
waited Icesnd recently aud has abundant supply Of In
te re sting material
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tAdver,isement.1
WcpDIvG Cams

EDDlNu thRDS hND NOlE hfEnS i'll tlt-
styles Thee celebrated engraved Cards sold j.
fygRDKILs old establishment, No 3o2 Broadway. corner
Dnsnest Established 1910.
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EyAL--Tho United States steam irigato San Ja-
ain,O coaled ut IT, Kits Oh Dec. Is, and sailed OF
eIusA
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| SERMON TO YousG MES.-The Rev. DIR. Morgan
III preach young in the Church Of the Me-
dator uhe Rev. Stephen H. Tyng. j.. PASTOR to'moHo"
evening
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Religious Notices.


A short Lecture, Prayer o and &, Conference ,,a
COMMOSwRALTH OF the NEW DlSPENSATIQN. To-
MORROW, at 1911 "a and o'clock, at hall No 327 Bowery
lew. or Israelitss Christians Spuaists aud the public
generally invited 10 attend Admance rice COLLECTION
taken up 70 dsiray expenses
A few Christians, who ascribe their salvation and
hope Of future glory to tho work OF the Lord Jesus Chr
meet together break bread the hst day OF the week
Acts y at at the drecsn Institute NO % SOUTH
9h.st near 4th.st, Wiansbursh. Preaching the Gospel
tAct, XVII 3l) in the same place at ~ p M
A Sermon on the practical superiority Of the Univer
sa Doctue Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES seventh OF the eurrent
series-by Rev. +. q. BROOhS at the 2Othst uLyer
slst Church, between 9th and Ih.aWy IO-MOhhOW
AFTERNOON at O'clock Those who think uniyer sli.m
"a dangerous doctrine" especially invited MOkSlNd
sermon at lOi O'clock.
Atbeneum.--The Rev. MATTHEW HALE SMITH
will preach in the Athoneum. Brooklyn TOMORROW, at
loI a. M, on tho Scarlet Line in the Window. AZ 7.
M. the leh of City Life to Young Men in Business"
Singing by Mr. Waters and eleven Vocalist assisted by
Chorus Choir Rehearsal this evening u O'clock siGs
ers generally arc invited.
AInnson NJ. II. Church Cyorfolk, nssr Grand-st
JAMES EMMETT WILSON OF Ohio. . Mr.. Wilson will
also Preach EVERY EVENING through tho week except
Saturday evening tan Interesting revival Is In progress
this Church.)
Afternoon Service.-The Rev. SIDNEY A. COREY
will preach in the Stone Church. 2Sthst Broadway,
TOMORROW AFTERNOON, at o'clock. Subject:
Christianity "A Power" In the EVENING, at Il O'Clock,
he viii deliver his sixth lecture to young ontext; This
our Son sa DrunAard" repeated by request.
At tho Lnigbt-st. Chui eli, corner OF Laght and
varek SITS, tue Rev l. y. kALLOCH Will preach SAB.
BATH MORNING upon The Righteousness Of the Scbss
and fhar.sees and IN the evening the stc0ad discourse
bpoD Winter"
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CITY ITEMS.

AMusEMrSrs.-MN Daniel Bandmann will this
evening appear for The third and last time az Shylock
at n bios Garden the approaching engagement OF
Miss Batemsn necessarily interrupting the progress
of his eminent success. 1t is unnecessary to suggest
that the occasion be taken advantage Of by those
among the public who have yet been unable to wit
ness this most remarkable personation.
At Wallack's Theater this evening Vanbrugh
comedy Of "The Provoked Husband" will be repre-
sented for the first time in this country during thirty
years. The cast of characters embraces the best
strength of Mr.. Wsllack's company.
The pieces announced for tonight at the French
Theater, Niblo's Saloon, are "Risette, Ia Million
sire," "Un Caprice" and "Les Cheveux de ma
Femme"
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Nailed

Steamships A,a r) for Liverpool crossed the Bar al
, p III Eagle. for llavana.
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0sNERAL TERM--JAN II. ---Bsfore all the Justices.

Thomas Dennistown agt. B. HubbeIi.-Judgnlent
affirmed with costs Opinions by Bosw0th c. j. and Rob
ertson and Barbour, J. J.
John g. Jones ag.. Solomon Hsusmsn ct al. Joseph Is
vnrnum sg James Il. Taylor Ut el-Judsnepts and ode
affirmed with coats. Opinions by Bosworth. c. j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17

u. s. ship Colorado-is At snchor on the Bar.
schr. Phantom (Br). from West Indies.
Also, brig, unknown.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-JAS is.-Berore Juds

Theodore Dumar and Hugo Dumar, tried aud con-
viced Of assault and battery the Of Emanuel
Never No % Chryse street. the 9th October 1852
Caroline Armstrong indicted for grand larceny in stealing
$50 In money from Anthony Anderson, January D. pleaded
guilty to petit larceDy -. .
George Anderson Indicted for forgery IN tho second de-
gree 10 passing counterfeit $3 bills oil the Black River Bant
Jefferson County NewYork tho 3rd Decomber 1862,
pleaded guilty Of forgery In the fourth degree.
John Reynolds indicted for stealing clothing valued az
s4O nom Dennis W. OHaoran No 10 East broadwsy, on
the I'd January, pleaded guilty Of gracd larceny .
Mary Ann Dorsey indicted for grand larceny IN stealing
$50 m money Charles Brandt No. 10 Greenwich street.
on the 9Th December, 1867 pleaded guilty to attempt a.
grand larceny.
All remanded for sentence.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. l5-Au steamer Golden Age
from Pansna
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LECTURES ON PHRESoLoGY AND PHrsioLoGY.-
Lectures PhrenOogy and Physiology are to be delivered at
Lincoln Hs conner Thry.third stree. and Eighth
avery evening during the week. commencing Mopjsy
l9th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17

KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT.-Jan. H.-NOs
1903 III. Io5 100 -, 10, u, TO- q, o. 80 o., ~, l2
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and reversed According one witness The defendant refused
perempy 10 allow to have to the prisoner
This ne defendant personally denied qualified by saying
that be nve In refused to allow counsel or the
pror ss rear relatives HIM TIE legal question In
toye Ia thi. ease tie M Of the police to arrest. With
ont wsan aty not sctus y eugaged q, the ine ~ dis
nbi tie pea % The Coat chtfp IL h. thoseh this was
an lesa asenhlage If the plaintiff not. he time he
yas arrested ting acts endinE breach ~ the peace
The arrest wbs idegfj. NsIlet lyr pantil 5000 lt
K H. Shannon for pantif; A. Oakley HI fox defendant
GaNERAL TERM--JAN Iiafora all Tia I,st;ca.
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aInusou NJ. r.. Church (Norfolk, nssr Grand.t

Preaching TOMORROW at loi and p. M, By the Rev
JAMES EMMETT WILSON OF Ohio Mr. Wilson will
also Preach EVERY ENENlNG through tho week except
Saturday evening. IAN interesting revival is in progress IN
this Church)
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below.

The bark Holland reported arrived In yesterdays paper
should have read Harmon, from New Orleans.
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Afternoon service.-The Rev. SIDNEY A. COR
At tho Lnigbt-st. Chul ct, corner of Laigl

Z VUINtI OF
Narek SITS. tue Rev. I. y kALLOCH viii preach SAB.
BATH MORNING upon The Rishte business Of the Scdbss
and Pharsees" aud ia the evening the stcoad discourse
bpoD WDleI.n
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ORE OF IHE TYPos.-One Of our exchanges con-
tsius the following paragraph: .irVe printers sRo on
strike Jor LishoI AsGes. SO ,Ae oon"tndod &c act
O5rosn type, ~ fat Urs II ..EA,y oNot Oh.
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Coon REIUAS.-1he managers OF the Ladies
Union Aid Society much gshsd to announce to Their
enda and the public that the handsome sum or $500 net
was reaedb by them at tho Pair for the benefit Of the aged
and uffln recently held In the City Assembly Rooma
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-31
The Atlanta

The Washington Chronicle, Of the 25sh, say" is
ed that the Atlantis, built by the rebels at cost
of million dollars, now that she has been refted and
put in order likely be only less formidable than the
IrOnsdss. The talk at the Philadelphia Navy Yard is,
that che will 60 down to Charleston Ike the place of
the WeehaNken that sank at her anchorage The At
anta is more like the Ironsides ttaa any of the mont
tors Size is again in the water and before many days
will be at sea-"
1t has been stated good authority tina! Commander
Page che chief naval officer at Savannah, demonstrated
strongly against sending out the Atlanta until vessel
Of Lighter daugbt could b. got ready to pilot her, He
predicted that without such pilOage The would be sure
to run aground in the shallow and tortu1us channel
through which she wouli be compelled to PASS. As a
rsSard for this sensible advice. Commander Page ives
removed and more dishing man put in his place. The
result given in the above extrac from Lncons or.
gan at Washington. Would it be amiss iu Congress to
probe this matter little?
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-31

suraslAues hat could occur lhort Of complete over
throw Of Northern power Difference on the part Of
the British Ministry TO outside popular pressure must
ere long become necessity. The well founded idea
tina! the present Cabinet in their obvious zeal to aid
the cause of our enemy cannot be acuated by motives
Of national interest in ther adhereDce to their called
neutral policy Will snip their advccsey Of that policy Of
all merit of patriotism, and render them obnoxious TO
public sentiment. We doubt not, if Mr.. Lindsay or
Mr.. Roetuck will bring up their motion for rtcogni-
ton when Parliament reAssembes, It will meet with
different fate from that which was anticipated Of it in
the former Instance
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RIGHTS.
RICHMOND WHIG.
gHgR@AY nORNINo, DEC. 81, 1863.
Change of Terms.

We call attention to the change of terms announced
in another column.
In November we we're induced by the IaGid advance
Of prices Of paper aud other materials which rendered
it impossible to make an estimate Of what would he the
cost of publishing paper few months ahead, to
limit the tenn of subscription to ak months. We have
found that this resc ion is very inconvenient TO our
subscribers lvilg distance, and also very much in.
creased The clerical labor OF the Office We, therefore,
change the terms so allow those who prefer to do
so, 20 subso.ibe for one year.
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RlcHxosp. Dec.

a hlChAOhD, OeC.
Nessss. BIB. Douglas aTd a. ID. Diekial
Gsniismen: Your Communication OF 10
irg TO Governor Lctcher and myself, On
General A semblyof Virginia, "a comp'hl
per on the evening of the l7sh list, = has
csived and VIII lie most respectfully decl
p,sed entertainment, appreciate very biz
phment thus rendered, aud shall ever chez
the gra.ciul "reminiscences Of my lie. =
Ia ssvefiDg my connection with
With uath say, that part with II,
other feel ngs than those Of de-
respect. IL has been my fortuasl -
deliberations for four OF The most event
'Virginia's hi,torI, aud il sffords m, pleass
to the Intelligence hrmness and patrie ism
bers. q a
i tender 70 you, gentlemen, and through
Senate, my hear y thanks for this NANTES
'kisdness and good will towards me; s1c
hope that eli its members may long cont
COUNSEL, and reso.ute action, 10 illu irate G
Cory of Vrginia, now higher and brighr
before.
] am. most truly, yours,
Ro H. y.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Tie publication Of the following correspondence has
been inadserlenty deferred until nov.
RIcHxosD, Va, Dsc. 16h, 1863
Hon r L.. Montague: t=ea
Sir Our associates 10 the General Assembly have
charged us with the agreeable duty o. rendering 10
Governor Letcber complimentary supper at the Bal
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iLsd Heuse on tbe sssrlss OF thai D 4 |
tend TIE ssms 70 yourselt
In severipg our official connect Dsnie'
pfesidiog cfiicer Of the Seqste, ~ o.,
our high appreciation Of he u1iiorr kindi.
tesy which Rave marked your interc VI e \
have enjoyed your,s ssocistion, and L, be.d
ny TO the devotion you have unifoJ ~ q
wealth. ~
With our BEST wishes for "
continued usefulness,
We have the honor 60
Y,ifs truly 4
B.
A. b. 4
Vi - WooD Boz
J. II. PEsi
w. T. Luz
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N1rw R1cHMoNp THEATRA.

Astlus and stage Manager ''''- Sr,Ss
~ - 49,
~ In compianee with requests OF ladles anu Seh
sn he apaFsu-nt necesated 70 make asuhe0h DO
tween the dress circle and pa quetie' so.o
Parquste. -..''AVV
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THE BOARD of Directors OF the i
IL Richmond have declared Dividend " 8 per Is
The Capital stoct OF the ,uk parable % 'hs ockhfld
after thc iIt January, 1854. The fansfer b,k VIII be
Decsinber 2lst, 1sos.-dtah nst-
~ Dssps.ch insert daily 70 3ist Inst.
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SOUTHER LITERARY MESSENGERS. =

SOUTHER LITERARY MESSENGERS. =.
HhG subscribers having purchas d this well
Jyu nal % IL eraturs si begin ia publication viii
he uens " the new yea.
We are nov making with the very best writer's o.
the souLh i1msdiAsr commence the puOe1in oi >
series Of brilliant NoVellettes, iucsns, Se
Egrry department OF Literature w be ably rvp e. nted
Babsc may be through the Pat once or len
with haeArane Ferguson, are aataoEed Tor TIE
receive them
TEaHs-slO for twelve moeths ard 20 for six months.
MEDDEABUAN 4 ALFKIEND,
a s-sogt' Propnetors.
Pesr,ours Ixprsss e,py twice snd Ssnd bal e W az,
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u IL. SMITH Ola Virginia kegmsEt vh) was supp
taken prisoner Getysburg, and believed 70 be In
His fsfher Is extremely abxious he.r from him an
lion Will be thankfully received. His Prz1t Kiln friel
well GEO. W.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-31
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