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MOLDAYlA CREAM

CHALLENGES THE WORLD.
=" '"'"f'heang b'4a.y'ag 90 P.e,,gls tho Jlsir to
'A''' period Of Iiie. Restoring tf, .,ied fd, and Civ
'"sl' Si'ne's, sna ps'r woss eud lsiI, slim
@ha producing Des uo~ei rusq 'sled by aoy olies
tss~~Ioa
'"'~'"o arc 'oie b, W. A H1rCnELOE. ,,Ai. osie-
49, vi" "N TorTLL I.i,h, ,hn..n. 10 BorasL, n. y.
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furnuare.

DEDKOON ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
Dysrfsntrd nnanulaetnrr Al,o sod Che.nuz md Nsln
Chamber Suites plain and ornamental - H. D. tAklSo
TONS 80 Canal opposite Wooster Lssbliah@d 1888
BARGAINS in ORNAMENTAL IRON
ID WORK.
SELLING OFI.
Iron B.d.sAds Cdbbs Cradles Ji Mattresses Hsi Racks,
Towei Rack. Washsifuda Store Stools Umbrella fi4ilA,
Chairs ~.sos Vases Fountains sors other "a. .nd
ornamental articles 81 Iron.
EEW-YoRK WIFE RAILING COMPANY
H.. ~ I.ns a.
CHOW GASES o. LOW fPlcnS.-SlytI,
y White Metal ard al linds ~ cG,"f m l.urS.
HOFFMAN, . G..hSi 80. ~ Chl't Nh. a.
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f.v- DEPAETrghr
hJfrkr 40 IIVyLi.Nf AID NLoTHffG. ,

f.v- OFpAETrghr
itFrkr 1VyIts.Nf AND NLoTHffG,
February g. la.
DROPOcALS FOE BOOTS --Sealrd Pro
rosssv.l be- r,r-i,ed ~ tbs bur4u tuai o'clock,
n on 49, sh fsiIulfy in-'. lot se Iloissnu Psfs ..
on tfNFD az N4IfA BOOTS.
ne boots u4. be- the bet quality a. Osksnn.d grained
l.. soucd viii square 49,. All TIM .u. AID s.i.r b.
.rr a. b. dom VI fte Land, 20 pond Ton rysy rt
with ts sar- h b. ourd - h" BROOKLYN N.vy-yafd *
e., thrf I sd-a sal be so~.d with sae hruds, aAd
"a. Linz sttch or sarpi~.
Tho sane b. arsed ~ te Irroi N yard NJ 'hr rrf- %.
On, rard Pal srary ten dave hrsi a. tr
yn tsn lars after being not hr OF llf p-auco c f
t,ofs snI sss Alri tic usul map, .i1u Cd, te ord
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Tls Cons,iory of ths hciom.d UItrn Clurrh olr -
To- their t-u.e Church Property, on the uo-st corner Of
h eet o ana Ne.t Tenth s'c, oung 81 is' on beerscf
sret iv lg lot West Io4tu sTatt 10 chale, plrei
10 tut a tho RIOS. fan rt aud coHpss asrlrr. nd -
prs1osnced by oomp,-at authority sn Gently srou. 90
20 o. two stories Win any ssou power wtch my b. intro
dar.i n desired n, psv, tIi.ro, Furniture and ia
ille, vii be .od siu tie rrousa lr 90 'ifr eenEa
portion ard ,.,saibltr THE ose.s l.ruda opor-Hiy 90
.s .re manufacturing business Possession t'sa - about
Mss.A 49, Dor f4r.b,s Information app'y 70
JOHN A. fAs HciFlHT,
No - Fonrt tv-uus c0rusr ~ feminist. hes. n.
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rABI-F's UOTFT. FIRE.

II me IRE u veciosy only den1yed The rear end Of on
WIrs Of he Buiin-. i, remainder bcn- IN good con1
VA" WI T.. EARLE e son.
k,W.yara FEB. II, 1864.
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I1NE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
! ROYAL NAIL SrtANs HIPS.
BlIWEt-. kfN-4 ORR AID LIVERPOOL. CALLING
AT CORE HAtBOR.
AID HrrNFEN BOSTON AND LiNEHPOOL. CALL
no AT uiLifAN MD cox b. tEfoh.
Al sTlALAslAh. leaves hewi orS.. 'r"sdav, Frh I'D
lfBIA.......le as, cd, esciy, lea. g..
T. . t......leases Rev York.. -dne-Gav th. -
,FfilGA o,. ou...... e,H-.. blon.
rycs NCw-t ok. rdueaosy. Hcl.
braves boston. concsdsy GCa. 10
NEw-boEk To 4lyEsP1ot-
Chief aniu lesssso .-.........-.s.s..s ~. -
t.srnu4 fltu Pas .. s....-..t.--.-trs-.-
RIOS Bosl0g 10 LlgyRPoOL-
firf Cabin Aessas" ~ilr %
Second Cabin fAssac". o. ~
payable gold. i.s elys II United st4rs eulscacy
Eerths no. scclred mt! lai1ior
~ eIpenru1ed Surgeon CO.. toud
gi, owners O. these sps vii not be accountable Tor Sr~c
o. ~luabs ulrss s d ics AsS a.. go posed
eye i,nad therefor
Fos iIe4.s II VI Pssslg- sppiy 20
p. CGNABD, No 4RoWlisr-sr-.n.
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Board auo Rooms

4 FURNISHED ROOM TO LII 70 Cen
q gs,- AZ So 5 T..t z2ds- nes Bsosds IT. Ee.ereuess
exchange.
..auxrs- ss~ss 90 ~
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Cceal gtcGmec5.


NOTICE TO SHIPPERS PER CHLSA-
y PEAKE.-slgr er, o. Owner. Of ergo "rr .'e.. r
brsfpcte toe time of nor -v I,atef on Ae OF p
from n~u}ork Tor f.rsld. Dec. ll, 81. rec -.es o
eel 50 ohce 20 execute oVe q. attorney .o tne Feooy'
.ry OF tLis cargo nov 81. hl....1- -
H. 3. CRO3lA II l. Co.. 70. rs Wssfst-
nor CALIFORNIA vie PANAMA. Lrs.-
cas- STEAMER 'siu lasyo Ner--f1rr t1e 81 i3-b
ard 2d OF each month. except when uose dates ~ On ~
DAY Wien ne - Of eeistufs Val Dc e "p-'DA4 ,I-
lowing
Fof Freight Passage apply ~ the only 81 10 Ro~
In yfcel. D. 3. ALLrNi AGENT
EOR HAVANt-SteGmcrE EAGLE Oh The l.th
4 ina,. Llso MORNING STAR o. IN" A-l beside ne
COLI Is tl. ..l, end tng EJAsJkE on Toe 2sn-
TIE lcf.iry passports lssled tl.1l-a
EOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT.-fhe new
1 end fr,,-tlssl United sEie. Msu .''sushp 81 OK 2
CROMWELL John a. Posi-, Cou4alaIas-, viii iesye iief
&c. % -. l % aATt HDAt Feb. a., O. y. o.. F-s-ec,
win rnsnrfs.se -HrIl1dltor sou No IT. ~ T"cf fcl
OF BAL. o. .aiiu. t1nod on dy -. el-.t e. ps
sac, apply 70 b. d. CkJAN Eli %. Ns- 20 We,
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-rnsEv A-rl. Dee. D. ii5k
NEW-)ERSET RAILROAD and IhAAsP.
= CD-On AID sfer MONDAl, Dec. -. Trains viii cave
..N ADkI- Tor BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON, ~
a.. l1 ~. -:.J =. snd " Midnight. Tho so ~
ra'r ut take fton-srs ilI BAL lAOtiE aud WISHING
TON lnlY. This L.Eil aes no .oul-l0 4 fhillr mis-
T..lf n. llals lhla vii l-.yn Acw AoI. - AltA
/ e. ri.. No. Die, lni D. i3. s.l % hidn. a.
NI.iI IA TICKETS vii not 1o ysd m The -
Or l:.l D. l. 4r-.4. j. ~. - DoDkrfB,
le,. -f 1853 Assisi NJ 81 e-nteulert :. j. L. L.
NEW-lORH, HARLEM, and ALBANY
70 - depot ct " H. and - p N. sunday sin ~
D.
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ISlls PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
D o'Ots r. r. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
VGhGh. t throHrh trains For the West by this route
New NarA the foot Of Court!Sndst. fhroa,a
fc.rts C-ico Milwaukee. - Paul, all points sis
Nc-iNes, Crs-'iinc nauuspois LorIsyile 81. Louis,
oi,frad Columbus Cincinnati. and AL points in the Wos
ana s1utt be procured " the o.ce u The Pcnnsyi
terrs. X T., No Asor h1uee, n he Depo, fiot
" Iorrudtst. Through Trains Rave NeBlork follows
r. n iiElsss. va thlsdo p., arIiyeg in Pissoufs
1870 e.
~. EzPress, Wa Philadelphia sriyes in Ptsbursb -
1870 y. u.
. ~ Express, via Allentown arrives in Piitsbuggh q
=. so g.
on, rhroi Oh Tain sanlay via Phladaphis, l-ssias
Aew-i Ola s.tp
}. L. ELLIOTT. PASSENGER cent.
80. AstoI House
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Dcnii9ir1

GOLTOE DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
~ USE NITROUS OXiDE CAS-
Made aosh every DIV O.toe No. 2, Bondt.
a. Z. COTTON, JOHN ALLEN SON
~ y. ChIFFiN 4 BROS, No. ~ Grand
~. a. Now.york and Nc 2J7Ful.on g. Brooslyn.
,rsrinc Isch positively vilout pain H. IT, 81 nitrous
orde gss No charge of crfscng vh-a artificial tfeil
~ D., .naofe Iaey also iuseunS ~ seis 81 IesL 90
old e2s. rhna so; syc $40; k-tter, 40 PArs:si
se,s on gold 81 silver al. Extracting. z ceats
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National STEAM NAVIGATION CON
" PAM.

tn, uudsugus6 will dispatch q ha ur'ersu'Iso or
other nfa.-ca.s. fl poN"rrt, i. tiilI Nfc-i-ts ln
NrN-lC m TO LIVERPOOL. -
calling Ql,enstavu t0 lad p-,.,u-, g. -te4t TILE
GRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
tatp. TufN C0s7gri>r. IL f14.
LoUiSiANk -......2, Sit........ S.ooAing..
NlKsINla Grace
PFNkSYL ANA otJ........ ......
lese stasnrrs lave been built undo 'hs lu O.,
'hs he Surveyor Of tie Liverpool tuds rr cf D. str ot
slips. 1lty have rS,fa water 90. coLIItu.tL.s, -d
fed list cllss 10Y tu ertY -fTo years.
acv trd up Tor tr.f sesott s t.lclas srsi
ciars,d ~ lie follow lus r-.es.
I"'' NA''''''''''''''} - Payable IN Currency.
Dietary -Gps,ssS by any ohsE .ils
c. s'rst.-rs
ForiuI..,r rrrtitliar,, apply 90
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GALWAY LINE.

THE MONTREAL q. <. =. Co.'S
,lp il BA. fom Portland to Liverpool f.b ~ ketes
4 a4sufe. sslU roo sld -
s.GHT DRAFTS on r.e Nlro1l B4nk. payable .; al is
BIZ .4ca~s ia h ond sud Ireland.
for passage pp.y 20
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Real estate for Sale.
TSee also AUCTION ISales.l
A DESIRABLE FACTORY PROPERTY

E
~ for SALt,-.The premises known as The NEW-IOkk
WIRE RAILING WORKS, Nos. 81 81 and ~ lewsst be
Rvington Desnccyss near the East River con
ss g of o,, OF Ground 1jxO feet making 70 feet front
by 100 iee deep covered by rck Buildings four stories and
basement dapted particularly for nj lron-"orkcTs Estp-
Ishincu, The buiang contain hrstcla steam tnie
and oler Skating uueys Cupoa Scales capable o weigh
ing tuns Steam iiosng Sieanhtst Apparatus, W eer
and Ca In irc every improvement uecrsfaIy iOl trst
cass Manufacturing concern. Inc Nhoo wln De son 20
divided for &c apply al u. ohice OF the
New York Wine Railing Company, No ~ Canais, new
Vol
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p :. Christian Commission solicit Cash aid
I. Pubcitour far amy anl Na,y Oa.o- 80 Eiheiioa'e
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ForiuT.-,r rrriicaisr., apply 90
WILLIAMS Il GUION. Ne. Il W,11'.

xtIEAN WEEKLY % LIVERPOOL, touc1-
4 - ing .. C-tcn...un cox H4-5prl-Tha weL-suowa
st-s uf te Liverpool NcDkod emo -iepa- ste
HIu loI. usrv Intended g. AL 80 .1iovi;
tttlNt' Nif Tfl ~
CITY OF .,sluftry, eh. "a
CITY OF NANItE-if lro 30 go. %
And ev.ly succeeding. san hDAl a. l4oa. Pea
A,IlL KNer.
ssTFs ~ rasssGs
Plvrh. 10 r1li. or i.s slrigslent boz currency
FIRST GAslN........r I Co., SlEi tA0E......-...t 0
t-st ahiu 90 oIdol.. O1 steer Lond.u.... 100
fr Cabin 90 faHs.. q. Noia...fe g. irs....... 81 M
f4 cabin hamburg - uJ n.rrrs,s ilsm5urg.- So O
Y.t.-n.er eco fnr,.d.l To- hans. bte-,.., kQtep.ll
brlwrlp t,. 90 equally low rs'ss-
ta-t, from Lft..n. or = ,...towr. ls Cabin SO. So5.
q Jos. .far.a.a r.h Iro,- who Wish to sr4. ol t-er
.Irui. rsr Ni, 'i.tcfs ferp s. these r-tr..
fol Iu..l'g afrImafDr, trry a. .r tum,u-v. ofi'et
II-LA o. DIV D ont ~. ID n---h.---. N Y.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

y Il..l.r WHARF PHO. -IIf .uu l- ~ .o @. dafp,
irruf.rs fr.reti. 'tsi.-y fr.fu. Boiling ~ by Ao o.
Width. lar.r flras t..hto ~nd OF . o. - ARE in
,.I.t % contained Is VERY good .iu hof.o possi~.
.r ...d Esrr ODD i b- .n TO- ..nr lrll' 80 DE- lf.if
a. Urt v.rlrrItfau -haI'ln. tFa of " HHo fts bees
Ill. .fs Marirra .a. -lulr aaut-ene ~ .ul Gown ald
1r. fi-c .r snd --. pp F -rr.r Save i-. 'c Al.
h., ,o. 4ai.ou sud ,t.s ous falnF f no ts distI lf
-.ts Al. .i...t.l ...f. he tf llf b. rslgu -
I....D Pom. slol. fh- Rive Lsaig wei wfnrcd vht
. f. .nr 90 tts s4g.1ts.e o. tne ilgbt All q "gnl
l..r iout. l. -. Dam lF tle opening o. so
D.. Delaware md Morris telnr leadul io TAI uo" pima
30 flrt snd ,alrh lUHlk au4 alao w-.H coss roach u
fr. fI .lu. ra.faNf 'fsciHr a 1rfatd pan,s
I. sh.et nalrld pnp.ry ~ boz ot'"s q "nfa" tl' unfi
Ia. I.f L.p 81 Nsl. urti and cod then b. pc
f...r saf % pai I- fhr I'D l.t saT of "afo 10
O'Clock she aiffuCr Yrr .nH trrs .nd eauaion VIII be
...,. NOW. r IiJa UErILI .-lo.. Jan -, loos
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A GOOD CHANCE for INVESTMENT

"A For SALE sta BARGAIN. ~ acres o. LAND IN the
18Th Ward BROOKLYN nelr the Railroad and tuey lnca'ed
Title perfect. Terms essy. Inquire OF TAYLOR BROs..
NOS l3J Nasssn-st. Now } ok.
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! Ono I.LAAIl hAILEVAU : N th
ARhAkfI Mr.. 81 commencing Nv - Ism cove
asiiJ and s;,A -, =. H.. % 2 r-s r-ys and oS.'f-
ia, &. 81 Be- a.oor Orerar r., sss i.lrnor, hcrr'pih
tr .t.r. . ll A.Iprs. fDr 'stF "t - n' ~ro p ~.
- -,,.,. a o. NJ. n ana ?. "A. foE Jsusea a.
,ll & Z. ~. ~ D d. sud : p f.---,- ~. ,-., NJ -
ou 9..is. stoFps e. Stations bar. Tor ta' 's"ia az
sAcuIs on rtCs. ...,t,- a, ~ q,
60 4. HEA-JNLR Supei. lisudeni
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OFFICES o. LET-iu binding No and No.
~ nsuoteI .-t.. opPo.-s de tl.te.H Hon. AppyA
EENJ. f.. sg-N "a. Pc,rs Loilalag, 10 HsHoVcfl-
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CORNER STORE and FULL LOT, HOUSE
Y for sorie, Wsier and Gas-best Business Stand az
Eia btthpof y j. For SALE very liberal lerms Apply
10 Owner T. n. kFLLOGG no. l39 i'c,i ST. New York.
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| in Mobile Bay, on the 9th instant, by a
torpedo No lives were lost, but several
persons were scalded. All the material
was saved. The boat will probably be
raised.
General Dana has ordered all arms.
ammunition and military pyrotechnics
in the hands Of private citizens to be
shipped north Of Cairo previous to the
first OF January. Persons found south
OF Cairo with such property, or the ma
terals used for their manufacture, will
be arrested and imprisoned.
There is nothing from Thomas or
Sherman
The New Haven Jouyna5 announces
the pardon by Lincoln of Tuckerman,
convicted Of -rohhing the mails between
New York and Boston eight years since.
lie was sentenced for twenty years. lie
left eathersfield prison on Saturday.
Gold was quoted in New York on Sa-
turday at 22l -.
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TELEERAPHIN
FROM W|LNINGTON
REPORTS OF MUTUAL FRIES ASSOCIATION

| Tn bA WfLhIN " ron.
| WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, Deem
Der 27.-General Bragg teIegraphs from
below that he has re-opened communica
ton with Fort Fisher, and that there i,
no occasion for alarm or excitement.
The enemy landed with only three
days rations.
Two feeble assaults by the enemy's
vessels were made last night.
There is but little firing on Fort Fisher
to day.
The feet is reported to have hanled
off.
Weitzers negro division forms part of
the enemy's force on the North Carolina
coast.
-Four OF the enemy's vessels have GER
tainly been disabled on the Roanoke
river.
Prisoners admit loss of three gun
boats on the Roanoke.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Nv HMINGToN, December 27.-The stu
alton is unchanged
Communication open to Fort Fisher by
land and water.
The enemy still hold their position on
the beach, under cover of their fleet
The attack on Fort Fisher has not
been renewed. The fort is uninlured.
Our loss of men under fifty. The Fe-
deralS suffered much.
Everything looks well.
THIRD DISPATCH
WILMINGTON, December 27.-General |
Bragg telegraphs from below that the |
enemy have abandoned tEseir position |
above Fort Fisher and re-embarked.
Our troops and officers behaved we'll |
throughout The enemy has been de
Gated at all points.
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HIGXLT INTEfESTING FROM
EUROPE.

The Peruvian has arrived at Cape
Race with Liverpool dates of the 10th.
The news is of no special importance.
The British Emancipation Society had
presented congratulatory address to
Mr.. Adams, the American minister on
Mr. llncoln's re election.
American advices, in view of Sherman's
progress IN Georgia and Hoods operations
IN Tennessee, were regarded with the
greatest interest. The London GkoAe
thinks that at no period of the war were
greater interests at stake.
The London Times urges the opening
OF negotiations in regard to the American
war, saying 1t must come.to this at last.
and the sooner it does come the better it
Will be for America and the world a,
large.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CORRESPONDENCE

RIcnMoSD, December 70, 1861
N''s. E. NcGW - Madam; Your note Of thu,
morning, addressed to John + Regnault, Esq. ten.
derlng the Richmond Theatre 90 WEDNESDA \
NIGHT, for benefit to the soldiers dinner on New.
Year day. has been placed by him Iii the hands Of
the committee OF citizens having charge of the al
Tangements connected Herewith.
The committee beg to accept your generous pro-
position ana 10 return you on behalf Of our gallant
defenders, Onr sincere thanks.
You may rely on best exsrtious to aid the
mana8eme mt III procuring large and brilliant au-
dlence, worthy OF the occasion.
Very respectfully,
Your obedent servants,
SAMUEL J. HARRISON
THOMAS W. McCANUE,
WILLIAM Il. ISAACS,
II. +. WALKER,
WILLIAM G PAINE
W. s. GILMAN,
J. A HOBSON
JOHN ENDEES
JAMES l.. APPERSON
ANDREW JOHNSTON
JOHN r. REGNAUIT
COMMITTEE.
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LATEST FROM THE NORTU

we have received a copy of the Wash
ington Chronicle of Sunday, the Goth
instant There is nothing of interest in it
The latest intelligence from New Or.
ieans was to the 18th instant. The prize
schooner Julia, of Nassau, with an as.
sorted cargo, was captured off Brazos
liver, on the 9th, by the United States
o. steamer Dacotah. She had arrived safely
Inc gunboat Narcissus was blown IN
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Stfkmona 9ispattk.
WEDNESDAY MORNING DECEMBER IS, 1884

RAGS W.sTEp.-The highest market price will be
paid at oYFIcE for all kinds of cLEAN COTTON
and LINEN RAGS. IN large small quantities.
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RIcaMosn. December ", 1864

RICHMOND, DECEMBER y, lB64
dfht!eoten You have only requested me 10 io
"Aat gives my heart JOY, and cheerfully say ms
and may our nob0 troops God bless tha2n y l.shns
hcL real pleasure IN paitakpg OF their New-Years
meat as IL gives ME To contribute towards it.
You wish me Ia select the play for the evenings
entertainment. L name a. East Lynne" ana must
lt meets your appreciation. have not eHtirel, re-
covered from my late severe Illness but feel God N,
Ills goodness, will give strength to act in such
cause Yours, respectfully, IDA VERNON
10 Messrs. ). j. HARRISON, JoHx Espyss n n
WALKER, and others, Committee
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Captain j. NJ. Williams, of Danville.
virginia, was shot and killed by Moses
ID. Echols on the 25th,
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~ SPECIAL NoTICE.-Persons who have
been waiting for BROWNsTUFF and SHIP
STUFF can obtain the same any day this week By
calling before IL NJ at the
CITY FEED STORE,
south side of Cary street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
de psf.
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N OF E.-An persons having claim.
! against the estate of ANN H,p.pr
are requested to present their claims ~ Go ~,
settlement; and those who are indebted are ~ rc'
i ~ s ~ make Immediate payment Claims msy
tofnsy at Law, on Eleventh street betwa.n pa Az
ue zo-ot Executor Of Ann barrett $780,
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RIcHMoNp, December p, 1861
Ass Irii0h You are, no doubt aware throur /
notices III the daily papers, that the citizens Of V-
gihih contemplate giving dinner New Years day
10 the gallant soldiers OF General Lees alnv and
beg that you will lend your Distinguished counsel
ana valuable AID on Wednesday, evening next, at the
Richmond Theatre, which has been kindly rendered
To the committee tUr the benefit Of the object. W.
feel sure that you will participate with with gen.
uIne pleasure, and We need not add how much graft
hcatiUn your acqmescence will afford to the COM
munlty al large. Please name your ftvoritc piece
We remain, Miss Vernon, very respectfully your
otedlent servants,
SAMUEL J. HARRISON
JOHN ENDERS,
r. +. WALKER
JOHN I. REGNAUIT
THOMAS ". McCANCE
". 5. GILMAN,
J. 4. HOBSON
j. l.. AFPERSON,
WILLIAM q. PAINE
ANDREW JOHNSTON.
Committee.
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Tickets may be had at the Theatre or from snv
Meihper OF the Committee. Secured seats may h.
wid OF the Treasurer Of the Theatre ut the L1ok
store of Messrs West * Johnston Main street
from 10 o'clock A. NJ. to 4P NJ A. "a \,
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OilCE-On MONDAY NEXT. the
- "a Of January at ~ o'clock, will sell. at null
yat"at,' va it9ht oi Henrico County Court House
the lsgatees. "a u q u. ~ Anp among
d. 2s-5,> ' Ns'sass9'
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! RIcnMoND, December q. 1854
hehfiSmea You have only requested me to de
Niiht gives nay heart joy and chee4fully -av W.,
ana may our noble troops God bless them feel as
AlGth real pleasure in psrtakng Of their New
III, III ~ II gives ne II contribute towards it.
lou WISH mo 10 select the play Tor the evenings
entertainment. name - East LYNNE aud trust
II meets your appreciation. | have not entirely r.
covered from my late Illness but feel God in
MS goodness, Will gave me strength to act III such
cause. Yours, respectfully,
., IDA VERNON
10 Me"Srs =. j. HARRISON, JoaN EsnERs. and
others, Committee
The performance will commence with ths GRIND
Overture, La FAVoRITE, when will be presented
EAST LYNNE
LADY ISABEL. -................. Miss IDA VERNON.
opraAr1l GEMS MIA. rvpz r,o,,,,
FANCY DANCE ......,..,..... MARY PARTINGTOS
Conclude with the Protean Farce entitled the
PET OF THE PUBLIC.
To-morrow-A NEW PLAY.
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Two THE POTOMAC.-Parties wishing
i to obtain VEHICLES for IL. Potomac river
can do SO at any time by calling at the livery sta
ue Zc-St' L. WE5COTT
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I CORRESPONDENCE YER
~ NON You are, no doubt, aware, through no.
lItes III the daily papers, that tho citizens OF Vir-
gihla contemplate giving dinner on New-Year's
dty 10 The gallant soldiers of General Lees army
ana We beg that you will land your distinguished
eou.sei ana valuable aid on Wednesday evening
nest, at the Richmond Theatre, which has bsas
kindly rendered TO the committee for the object
" leei sure that you will participate with us
WIN genuine pleasure and need not add how
much qualification your acQuesceuce Will afford th
community at large Please name your own piare
most obedient servants. - ''N'
SAMUEL j. HARRISON.
THOMAS W. MCCANCE,
JOHN ENDERS.
X. +. WALLER,
JOHN +. hEGNAULT.
j. a. HOBSOS,
WILLIAM b. ISAACS
j l., APPkRSON,
ANDREW JOHNSTON
". 3. GILMAN,
To Miss IDa FFENoH.
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NOTICE.-CORN MEAL.-One hun.
~ dred bushels fresh B0LrED MEAL; fresh
dressed FOWLS; ia store and for sale by
J. W. 5. TAYLOR
Fifth street, between Broad and Marshall.
do 2s-2t1
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4 PPLES, APPLES, APPLES.-Forty
IA barrels in good order, for sale at II. E Dab.
nsy's store, corner of Broad and Seventh streets
DC zs-2t" II. q, DONALDSON
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To-mOrrow-A NEW PLAY

Doors open at quarter to O'Clock; performance
commencing at u o'clock do 2sl+
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

STEAM BOILER For SALR-For sale
good UPRIGHT STEAM BOILER, six-borse
power with fixtures complete. Apply at the Dis
patch Office 40 oss,s
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WANTED, y GARDENER, by the
w year. Apply 90
Dc 22-ots GEoRag pArupp
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NJ ANTED. a NURSE, without encum.
w brahee, TO take care vi sn infant re,,,
hiohiais OF good character required Apply At III,
seaaehce OF ANDREW JOHNSTON, ESQ ON
- S'1tn street two doors nom Loigh or az Mari,
"ehefal Pickett. headquarters, near Chester
de 27-5ts
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~ MED TO RENT. two ROOMS
lighted with gas, and place for coal for .
,eiaseo iaay with four small childrra and s.ryanr
POST oftico, box 762 a. - .He