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There Is now on cxhIbntonat Mcssrs. WA. Buffers
d Cos. 1a Dearborn street, very choice collection
Of OIL Paintings. Among them ase the names Of E.
Ffcfet tF.PAnzxtt Maucnf, II. CammaEaro, Froyon.
Vsn Beess. Vertumie pellesaards Dafo5 Giaconnieci
Aney, and Others, attract good deal OF attention
and criticism from the lovers OF art In midst. Tho
subjects are chosen principally from the present war
and ce1ebsate rome Of 1s most 1emsrkbte features
md achievements. Foremost AIMING these the cap
ture Of Lockout Aountaiu bS General Hooker. the
treatment ofwhicl, notwithstanding the difficulty Of
painting battle. Il bold, faithful anil epr1tel The
Cavalry Camp, by MancIni, tie Death Of Gen. naser
ut Balls Bull and tho Evacuation Of Norris Isla. d.
comprle tho most attractive and valusb1s Of the Har
scenes.
These paintings are the work Of italian Masters, Who
with that pure love OF art which caszacte,fzes tho
OF sunny Italy, hayc followed in the wake CT our
conQucE,n: arncs and skc:c6ed for future eIabora-
tis the remarkable secues ofour uucstremssks-
tic and kturendous war.
The Inspiration necessary to the picture Of battle
rst be caught nt the time and the srot for paint.
n., nnike history. Is best when completed while the
,nrrefson IA fresh the mind OF the nytist THIS
merit ltcse pictures possess, n1 taoss who admire
battle accnea On should not Gasl to paY them N
early visit.
This collection contains somc Cattle Pieces worthy
tic notice Of the admirers Of Rosa nonheur and Lind
eccr Ono Of thcsc. the Waymakcss Wagon n the
"I,omau CasEpagEa,' is said to have been exhibited
ut Lons en- IN the great exposition of1s6 and cvinccs
htrh order Of sk and art In 1s treatment aal finish
II soit dusty sol rises In c'ous at every footEaii
ant! tho warmth oi tho 1ta!L,n atmosphere 1mpasts
ltkslt to the sen.c ~ ron sit aatl gazs.
There H. also the little picture entitled the Masc
1c,.on~ by E. Fzerc. which attracts good deal efat
teEt!on.
The collection Is By fs the best that has hcco ex-
httcl In this city, anA those Who havc n!rrady
seen il sh5,i3 lose day In gratifying their t*sIe
md love for tbs Initiative art.
VIII b. open TIL Tuesday afternoon. the 1ah inst.
nrcr tho direction Of 4. D. Hartman. OF the lntctua~
ttona, galleries Of New York and Ho<ton- t.se7t.1t
m TT EN
, 1865-01-08
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l

The Pacific Nu11road-Ncbc1 Desert.
crH-1mportnnt Law Sult-The Con-
htItuIional Convention.
, 1865-01-08
FROM TNOfHASs DEPART
R1ENT.

The Campaign Eadcd-Ity Lecs:.ta-
E1tc Pursuit Abandoned by General
Ihon4an-A New CuIupR1Sn Already
Projected.
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-" Dan rice, The circus proprietor, was
mu1ctca in the sum of 1901. .GG in the Superior
Court at Worcester, Mass, lust week, in a
suit for damages brought By man whom he
cjccted.from his tent, during a performance in
Webster some months ago.
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WAsHSGToE, Jan.5.-A letter from Loudon
county, Va, dated the Sd inst, says cavalry
forcc from Gen. Shcridan's army visited the
neighborhood Of Upreryille and Middlebury
on The 9th ult., and destroyed and carried
away considerable amonnt Of property be-
\ few days ago party Of Union cavalry en-.
tered the county from Fairfrx aud made sev-
cra1 arrests Of disloyal residents. 4 brigade
Of cavalry and artillery has been stationed
near Loycttsyille. Gen. Derin Is iu command
Of the brigade. Winter quarters are being
erected. and It Is probable this force will re-
The winter
, 1865-01-08
FROM GERMANY.

E1slitsti States EsoMe1<-An Unx,teccss-
fNl Opcrotfo1,-1 1srlan~cz 4 Lear to-
GI:tf aud Hedges Tomorrow.
, 1865-01-08
The Happy Family.

Nrw YORK.. Saturday, Jan. 7.-Latc rebel
newspapers show that the fight Of the JEFF.
Davis and Anti-Jcir. Davis factions Is con-
stantly growing more sanguinaty.- The lines
between them arc now vertically drawn.
Those opposed to Davis accuse him, In the
most open and vehement manner, Of being
the cause Of all their recent disasters, and
they in turn arc charged By Jetf.'s organs
with destroying confidence in the ability Of
the Confedcraey to achieve independence,
preventing the full enforcement Of the con-
Ecririfon, and encouraging dcscrters.
, 1865-01-08
Rebel Reports Of the Deaths
OF Forrest and Hood,
Exchange Of Prisoners
Resumed,
LATER FR0M The WHINING.
TON FAILURE.
Proceedings Of the Western
Legislature.
Gold, 227 Ia.
r'Eftsgu CAIRO AND IsEE.Dxv.

Steamer Wrcckcd-Fmportant from
Ct,itlI1. .t,uk-4Attack EJuon Il Stentnrr-
xsr1s. Unun:* t'Avntry Esxl,c113Gtou--
ErhtTucIion nf fscbcl PrOrcrsy.
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- Of the apparent overthrow Of their
',, in Mexico, bit it is the same
uv" Of faction which led us into
.;,;l war. Only time and events
r',re it, and these We may we'll be-
are doing their work.
E. N appeal to the reason or to the,
;at;sm of the insurgents is heard 50
al a. az they entertain hopes Of success
~ h. desperate enterprise. The loyal
' 10 Of the United States seem to have
e"r aed for new or increased devotion to
, !" na,;onal cause. At all events, cons
y lnrations of foreign and remote dan
w. can scarcely be expected to gain
ions attention when the immediate
:;neqtic perils of the conflict absorb the
MAR mind. ! know no other way
!, ns than to contemplate the situation
.,Tly do our whole duty faithfully,
-~,f every emergency as it rises with
-,leuce. iirmness, and force if ncces-
..r and trust in God for safe issue of
h contest.
% SIN, your obcdient servant,
"WILLEAM ii. SEWARD"
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iN!IhksTIHo MATTER FOR OuR LADY READERs-
lie Paris correspondent Of the London Court Jour
"7'' III letter dated January 18th, describes the
latest fashion il wearing hair at the Tuadies ball
On the 18th. lie says:
he Atlr no longer hangs Ia GrecqRc on the
hecE bthiiid but Is brought forward and threatens
al offenders III helmet fashion the summit Of the
H;@i " lie pro,nssoTy organs" as the satirists OF
IAienoiogy denoninate those low down towards the
il@pe o. me neck, and which have hitherto keen
concealed by the hair, stand revealed in all their
uRF oi1creton 1t is horrible thing to relate, but
Le lfu'h must be told The parting runs all along
sue loP 81 the hsad without any straight line in
Oh ana the short frizzy ourls round the brow have
opia.Sd The hotle-lool1ng bandeaux drawn back
V ~ We ioiehead, and showing :" the good Jumps"
!" .Ae best advantage
90. 40 any consolation to learn that the fashion has
a'i. imposed by the hair-dresscrs themselves, for
safch III vain for any great name connected witt,
4idoouetion. The matter was put to vote, so we
- at the last Assembly Of Coieurs, held
= ''%ie Mo'fese-tha Assembly Of Taste--wllich
PSF '"ies year to determine the fashions
80 Young ladies are submitted to the expert
pq,s p1.etice VI the newest thing Of the great
m iaresssss, and this year, almost By nnani-
&Ir 'e P'eiefenc. was awarded - LeopOld's Colt
al,af,ap iis aud thus has ,giiess proclaimed hal
'-'sS oyer taste and elegance tvr the year.
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r. the arrival of the Australasian
IN Liverpool, January %, cia Queens
1wn. January 90, We have scvenIays'
ie,er news from Europe.
4 London merchant, who was in Sa-
rannah two days prior to its occupation,
writes 10 the London Times that the
lulk Of the cotton in Savannah belonged
"a the Confederate Government, and
rould be burned, and that the Federal
rspturc would prove to be no more than
ye. or six thousand bales. He also
Ehjrks that tie blockadc-running bust
ness is nearly played out.
The London Times opposes the new
sobcmc of an Arctic expedition, proposed
y Captain Sherard Osborne before the
Byal Geographical Society.
i new steamer, named the Louisa Ann
amy, and destined for blockade run
;nc. had been exhibiting extraordinary
Epeetl. running at the rate OF nearly
,htcen knots an hour.
, letter which the Queen OF England
ad addressed by Sir Charles Phipps to
! he railway companies is attracting at
ion. the Udjiy No,es regards such
{W al letters on public affairs, which
ave not the signature of responsible
hi lister, as contrary to the spirit OF the
British Constitution.
| The Spanish Minister of Colonies es-
Inmates the expenses of the San Do
mineo war at 200, 600, 900 reals, and the
deficit occasioned by the war in the re-
venue Of Cuba at 100, 100000. Marshall
in speech in the Spanish
Senate regarded tue abandonment of
San Domingo as an accomplished fact
lie was, however, ready to guarantee
with his head that he would put down
the rebellion in three months.
The Finance Committee of the Aus
trian Reichsrath insists Oh reductions In
the budget 1t is reported that the Hun>
'.agian Diet will be conyohed to meet on
May 10Th.
The Right Hon. Frederick Peel, in a
speech on the American war, urged the
continued observation of the strictcst
neutrality.
\ Paraguay correspondent states that
b dispatch from Secretary Seward to the
president of Paraguay praises the atti-
Nudc Of the latter, and condemns the
Elmbitious schemes Of Brazil.
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LATEST FROM NEYICO.

/ From Havana, on the ith instant, we
have later and interesting news from
3McXico. The advices are from the City
Sof Mexico to the 10Th and Vera Cruz to
Gle I'D ultimo. 4 great portion of the
scountry was in most distracted condi-
zion. A number of the guerrilla leaders,
according to Imperial newspaper ac-
Mounts, had drawn-up and signed a com
s1act to visit instant death on all French
fncn and traitors caught, whether with
Ior without arms in their hands, and their
90oWcrs were executing these instruc-
Fions. 1t is reported tina. they had
backed little town called Metepec, and
committed many barbaritics there and at
,cther places.
The war between the Republican and
Imperial forces was quite active in Sina~
loa. 1t is said that Marquee had defeat
cd about four thousand of the former at
Colnna, killing aud wounding large
number and making prisoners of eight
hundred. 4 Republican attack on the
Imperial garrison at Mazatlan had been
repulscd. It is reported that Parfirio
Diaz, the Republican leader, who was in
|trenched at Oajaca, had burned down a
great portion of the city in order to i'm
prove his defenccs. Marshal Bazains
had left the capital to conduct the Impe
|tlal operations against Diaz. Juarcz was
! supposed to be at the town Of Arispe, in
Sonora. A coal mine has been disco
[yered near Monterey. DR.. Gwin was il
Havana on the 9TH instant, en- route from
Mexico to Europe
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FJ.RLOUGHS FOR GETTING RECRUITS.
CAMP PIuLLIPs's GEORGIA LEaION,(
February 6, 1865.

To the Editor Of the Richmond Dispatch:
As all of our leading men are aware, the ranks OF
our army are very much depleted and thipned. l
know that there arc some recruits now at home VINO
have never been in service Our ranks eed filing
up very much, and there is one way by which many
might be brought into the field. II an order was
issued granting furloughs to men who furnish re-
cruit, am aware that VIC would get a good many
recruits. know Of several who could get recruits
if this was done, and they are holding them back,
thinking that order will be issued to that effect
Can't something be done to strengthen our lines !.
Will not our leading divert their attention to
this We need more men. and must have them II
there is any chance to get them. Our enemy has a
large army, and ours might be increased good
deal if the proper means are used todo it with. l
do not wish to be advising our authorities, but
simply express my views as a soldier. OMEGA
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HEADo'R RS ARMIES OF THE CONFErERiTE STATES, !
February IL, 1865. }

~ ENERAL ORDERS, NO. 2.-In en-
" tering upon the campaign about 70 open' tne
feels assured that the soid 'ers ~n9
have SO long and so nobly borne the hardsh ps ana
dangers of the war3 require exhOrtation W Ac-
spond to the calls Of honor and duty.
With the liberty transmitted 10y their forefa IL ela
they have inherited the spirit to defend It, ::
The choice between war and atject submission Il
before them.
To such a proposal brave men, with arms in their
hands, can have but one answer.
They cannot barter manhood for peace, nor the
right Of self go4ernment for life property.
Bat justice to them requires sterher admonitlon
to those who have abandoned their comrades In the
hour OF peril.
a last opportunity is offered them to wipe out the
disgrace and escape the punishment Of their crimes
BY authority Of the President Of the Confederate
States, pardon is announced to such deserters ana
men improperly absent as shall return to the COM
mands to which they belong within the shortest pos
sbc time, not exceeding twenty days from the pub
hcation Of this ORDER the headquarters Of the de-
partment in which they msy be.
Those who may be prevented BY interruption Oh
communications, may report within the time spfca-
fled to the nearest enrolling officer, or other officer
duty, to be forwarded as soon as practicable ant
upon presenting certificate from such officer, show
ing compliance with this requirement, will receive
the pardon hereby offered.
Those who have deserted to the service of the
enemy or who have deserted after having been once
pardoned for the same offence, and those who shall
desert absent themselves without authority, after
the publication Of this order, excluded from its
benefits. Nor does the offer Of pardon extend to
other offences than desertion and absence without
permission.
by the same authority, it is also declared that no
general amnesty will again be granted, and those
who refuse to accept the pardon now offered or who
shall hereafter desert absent themselves without
leave, shall suffer such punishment the courts
may impose and no application for clemency will
be entertained.
Taking new resolution from the fate which our
enemies intend for us, let every man devote all his
energies to the common defence.
Our resources, wisely and vigorously employed,
are ample, and with brave army, sustained by Il
determined and united people, success with Gods
assistance, cannot be doubtful.
the advantages Of the enemy will have but little
yalueif We do not permit them to impair our reso-
luton. Let us, then, oppose. constancy to adver-
sity foritude to suffering, and courage to danger,
with the firm assurance tnat He who gave freedom
to fathers will bless the efforts Of their children
to preserve it. lie l3-Gt] II. E. LEE, General.
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DY MRS. A. e. S.

In spring time, with JOY to every heart,
When all seems biithesome and happy and gay,
The sweet-whistling warbler seems ready 10 start,
With music, from morn until the close of the day.
When summers first dawn, with all that IS sweet;
With beautiful blossoms, and all that is fair,
We're happy, more happy, each other to greet,
And sing the good song, long to be there.
Then comes the season. the autumn of gloom,
That spreads DER sadness and btterest strife,
With thoughtful reflection; what is our doom,
After spending trifling and wearisome life.
Then comes the winter, so cold with its blast,
We shiver to think of the sufferings there
Round many hearthstone where fate has been cast;
Oh! give to the needy, thou hast plenty to spare.
Give unto the poor, ye who have wealth,
Make them more happy and comfortable be,
That they should be merry and enjoy good health,
And riches will pour more freely to thee.
Once there was gloom, and sad was the heart
or the poor that was nesdy-made by the fall
Of one that was dear; oh! tits hard to depart
IT'S bitter more bitter, than the w0rmwoodo or gall
Thanks be to Heaven, there some that will give
To those who are needy, that they should be blest
With hope Of being happy, that they should yet
live,
And pray that the bounteous should ever have
rest It,
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HEADo'Rs ARMIES OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES,
February IL, 1865.

ASoAuaAy Aoo0. J
~ ENERAL ORDERS, NO. 3.-The
VI discipline and efficiency. of the army have
been greatly impaired by men leaving their proper
commands to join others, in which they find service
more agreeable.
This practice, almost injurious in its conse-
quenccs the crime of desortion by the Articles of
Warex the offender to a similar punishment,
and subjects the officer receiving him to dismissal
from the army.
1t is therefore declared that the provisions of &C.
neral Order No. 2, OF this date, from army head
quarters, apply to such have left their pro-
per commands and joined others without being re-
gtlarly transferred. They will receive the pardon
promi>ed in that order upon complying with its con-
ditons suffer the consequences attached to neg
lectng it.
The names Of such absentees will be forthwith
reported to these headquarters by the officers with
whom they are serving, and immediate measures
taken to return them to their proper commands.
AS soon practicable, anjnspection will be made,
and charges will be preferred against those who
neglect to enforce this order.
fe l3-Gt Il. f. LEE, General.
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TIE 0AkxN0 HELLs or TIE CRY.
FLvvAxHA County, VJRoIxlA,
February 4, 1863. }

n the Editor Of tie Richmond Dispotch<
write this to the Mayor of the city Of Bic 'mona,
and respectfully, yet earnestly, ask youvo Ct ma
attention to it through your columns. -.
Why are SO many Gambling Hells allowed to ! 'aPe
for the unwary and unsuspecting! The city ~
Richmond is full Of them-thcy line Main street
they can be stumbled on anywhere. My son. q meTs
dollars. II the Mayor Of the city Of Richmond de-
sires it. will name the place and parties. Know
that Justice sleeps-she must be avail ened. can
furnish information enough to break up swenty
faro-banks and add two hundred and fft men 20
the army. FLuvANSA FARNHR'
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MARRIED,

AT the residence OF the brides father on inuls
day. February 2G by Rev. William J. Pettgrew'
J. W. TOMLINsON. Confederate States Navy, tor IS,
meriy Of Old Point, Virginia. to Miss MoAAAC
u. WHARTON, Of Richmond.
Baltimore, New York aud Santa re lNe"
Mexico papers please copy.
On the evening of the 9th instant, by Rev: y; -:
Petherbridge Mr.. G. W. NULL and Miss sAnH1A
A. DAY, both Of this city.
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Rithntnrih qispattt,
MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY Is. 1865.

-. The Dispatch Counting- Room has been re-
mored to the Northeast Corner Of Thirteenth and
Main streets, Gpences Ba!iaing,j Immediately OPP
poSife the Old Stand.
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~ me CARPETS AZ Auction. rms
MoRNINo- Attention 10 called t. the Gle fsn ,ons
other things Of CARPETS, It &. B. COOKS. Mo-
10 Main 81 rect, THIS MORNING. at 10 o'cfnck
among tn an handsome VELVET TAPEST
CARPET. sixteen feet square, (about thir :y-fivs
yards.) f. IS .Its
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HOUSE AND LOT IN HANOVER,

4 HOUSE AND LOT IN HANOVER,
IN FREE OF CIIAR0E.-I have on my farm,
in Hanover county, seven miles below Hanover
Courthouse depot the Virginia Central railroad,
COMFORTABLE HOUSE, with three rooms, .
kitchen and hen-houses attached, with an enclosed
yard. This house, formerly occupied by my over
seer, will let any respectable man Of family oc-
cupy, during the current year, free of charge; my
object being the preservation Of said premises and
an incidental protection to myself and family. As
an additional inducement, will give all necessary
fuel during the year, and the free Of five or six
acres OF excellent land in front of the house. APP
rcation, with proper reference to tho character
Of the applicant, to be made to me, through Hano-
yer Courthouse post-Of6ce.
fe l3-eod3t- MARY Is. NEWTON.
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N OI1CE.-Ata meeting Of the RELIEF
~ COMMITTEE of Richmond. held on the 10th
instant, the following gentlemen were appointed
visitors to call upon the citizens and solicit contri.
buttons for the purchase of provisions and fuel for
the poor:
DR. J. H. Ellerson and Peter v. Daniel, Jr, north
Of Main and west of Seventh street.
J. II. Peasants and William II. Peasants, north
Of Main and between Seventh and Seventeenth
streets.
J. h. Chamberlayne and r. J. Christian, north
OF Main and east of Seventeenth street.
Judge William II. Lyons aEdP.C. Nicholas, south
Of Main and west of Seventh street.
Samuel NJ. Price and J. L. Maury, south Of
Main and between Seventh and Seventeenth streets.
George d. Fisher and William Bell, south OF
Meln and east Of Seventeenth street. - q
WILLIAM p. MUNFORD,
fe l3-lt President.
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NEW SHOE STORE, CORNER OF
~ SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS-We wish
to call the attention Of the ladies to stock Of
CATERS, BOOTS and SHOES, Of our own manu-
facture We prepared to sell at thelowest market
prices. We also have on hand general assortment
Of servants Shoes: All work purchased Of US will
be warranted to give satisfaction.
ia l3-6ts MANNING & SHANAHAN.
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DIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, RE.
4 WARD.-Lost, on the ID instant, between the
Southern Express office and the First Market, q
black leather POCKET.BOOK, containing TEN.
DOLLAR VIRGINIA BANK NOTE, DETAIL
PAPERS, and other papers Of no value to any one
except the owner. The finder will receive the above
reward OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS By leave
ing the papers at I'll Main street, up stairs.
fe9-6ts JOHN n NEWMAN
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CONFEDERATE READING-ROOM.
" TIE LATEST NORTHERN PAPERS.
All tbs New Yof&, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington papers-ne,C arrival every morning.
A large quantity of OLD PAPERS for sale.
70 lS-lts
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BouIs, SANDERsoN & TABB i'll sell
Ut their auction sale, ON MONDAY, Februe ~ 18th.
one set Of fine DAMASK CURTAINS. fe If-st
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES.-At f. d.
IN Cooks auction TODAY will be SOLD one beau
tiful new SPRING BONNET. latest fashion one
LADIES DRESS md SCARF, imported from the
East Indies, superior to the finest cambria or men,
ard more durable. fe lS-lte
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NORTH CAROLINA POWDER MAN
IN UFACTCRING CONPAEY.-An exc
lienoed person, capable Of taking the place 81
the above e. mpany. Eatisfactoyy Recommendations
required. y. WI DAVIS, Piesid%nt,
f. l3-3t Charlotte, n. y.
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nNE DOUBLE-ACTION ERHAKQ
~ lAEf tor sale. Apply at Mr.. DlDuoOH D
Asia stfees. &is-Hr
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MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL FOR
lvl YOUNG LADIES, on Broad street. between
Tenth and Eleventh. The second term Of the ses-
sion Of this SCHOOL will commence Oh the 18th Of
February. II HrII
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TSTRAY HORSE.-Came to my sta.
H. HOS on wan street. between Main aud Frank
In Streets, ON the eth instant, brown STALLION,
ab,o,t fourteen and a half hands high seven or
eight wears old, and one white foot. The owner
viii please come forward, prove property pay
~L-~ns and r., s,~s
fe l0-3ts JOSEPH THOMAS.
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NOR SALE, an excellent BAY HORSE,
Of fine size and in good condition, suitable for
family or an officer. He is, also, a horse Of good
action, and gentle. Apply to
J.k. ANDERSON CO.,
ja2l-ts TrSdeTar Iron Works.
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X LOVES AND NETS made to order
" by leaving the material on Fourth strecR, Gam
bc's Ill., fourth door from the corner. left hand side
going oat. SEWING and CROCHETING Of any
kind done in the best style and at short notice..
Call between the hours Of and 4.
ia l6-M5w.