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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-20

TOR NEW YORK.-ATLANTlC
P T Nah ST Epicn4 N new s sids -.
wheel steamship HATTERAS, LEWIS - -,
PARRISH commander, LBEMA kt - G;nsS IN eXeTT
TTuERSIp9AsY" and ND SATURDAY leave New York
Wednesday and SATURDAY. I'LL.
These SHIPS are entirely new, and were Ouii'
ESv Ed i2r tn" sp fS%f SALOONS and STATE
R00AfS, and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS and
ATTENTION are unsurpassed. ;,,o,,l,d FIFE.
Passage, Meals and State-rooms lhclua'o' r4f
Goo Shipped by this Line are landed regularly
at New York, on the Company covered pier
within forty:eight hours ,.,;o, .,,o. ,,,o groat
damage and loss by handling, and exposure from
frequent re shppinS as on other INES Is "'o'ueu
by this route. .-r;,,,,or for
wardri with dispatch, and no charge made eXcept
actual expenses incurred. v,.,, ;,~
These ships discharge cargo in New YORK at pier
No 50 North river, and the Company steai e.
vannah, Mobile and New Orleans, leave irom the
same pier. Goods for these points can be trans
ferred without expense or exposure Ching aud tbe
ECONOMY In time, insurance, and condluon IN
which goods are delivered, makes this the cheap.
est route from Virginia. Insurance erected al
lowest rates when ordered.
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, FOX 4 CO...
Ill Broadway, New York.
SAMUEL AYRES Il Co,
Richmond, Virginia.
CALDWELL & DUNN,
: - hA''' Norfolk, Virginia.
For freight EgT sTTfETe,t %YPRRIfN e co.. Agents
Office Iron front Buildings, Governor street OPP
posie First National Bank. de 2l-Sm
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By w. d. Robins, Real Estate Agent.
Iron Front Building, Governor street, Richmond
DELLE ROI FOR SALE PR

ELLIE ROI FOR SALE PR
ID yATELY.-I offer for sale that dcsrable place
called BELLE ROI, containing EIGHTY ACRES or
LAND and BUILDINGS built for, and suitable for,
boarding school for young ladies' located IN
Gloucester county, Va, on the York River road,
four miles from Gloucester Courthouse and two
and a half from Cappahoosic wharf, on York river.
A large New Building, Quilt In 1874, for board
ing school with ten iarg" rooms-say all-siNteen
bv sixteen feet, with green blinds To all the win.
dows ont house with four rooms, meat housr,
barn corn house. carriage house and stable
these last not ali in good condition, some Of the
Notwithstanding having been pull He'd off during the
war, fine pump of water within few feet ofthe
house a good yonng orchard Of peach and apple
trees The garden was pulled down during the
war. There are about eighty acres In the tract,
twenty of which are cleared and In good condition
TO cufivate--the balance Is we'll umbcred in oak,
chestnut and pine. excepting about ten acres that
was cleared I'm 1850, but since grown up In small
bushes OF chestnut The above Is short descrP.
ton Of the place; persons wishing TO purchase
will of course examine for themselves. II l. no.
torously healthy II is in one Of the most thicky
settled lieighborhoods In Eastern Virginia, conve.
nient to three churches, viz: Methodist, BaPtl'i
and Episcopal. For school, il IL one Of the bes'
locations i'm Virginia Price, ~, 600.
ia elm w. b. ROBINS, Real Estate Agent
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PIANOS.

NO-FORTES. subscribers
/ have now commenced receiving their supply of
PIANO FORIES
from the established and reliable mandatory OF
JOHN b. DURHAM,
New York of whose instruments the subscribers
have sold so large a number in former years. ,
They respectfully invite all Interested TO call
and view these beautiful Instruments
WOODHOUSE l. PARHAM,
Late James WoOdhouse * Co,
IN IL on Governor street, near Main.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
NTOODHOUSE Il PARHAM,
w UATE JAMES WooDHorsE & Coz
nn1E ERg AMI STATIlNERS.

w LATE JAMES WooDHOrsE Col
BOOKSELLERS AND STATiONERS,
GOVERNOR sTEERT NEAR MAIN,
have for sale large and complete assortment OF
BIBLES AND TEsTAMENTS, from the plainest
and heapest TO the finest made; various sizes and
styles of binding English and American editloh y,
binding PRESBYTERIAN PSALMS and HYMNS ,srS 81
METHODIST HYMN B0oKs-Southern; BAIT I,is ~
PSAIM0DY-Southern They have supply OF
PLAIN BIBLES and TESTAMENTS, published py
the American Bible Society, which they WI tri iul
nsh gratuously TO reliable persons ior 10
ton or 10 those unable TO purchase. ia ~
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nR. GEORGE B. STEEL,
IL DENTAL SURGEON.
tOhice on Main, between seventh aud Eighth
streets, five doors above SpOtswood Hotel,j
RICHMOND, VA,
thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon him In the past, respectfully informs his
friends and the public that he can stil be found a,
his old stand, prepared with every facility to per;
form all operations In DENTISTRY promptly and
In the best manner. ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted
upon GOLD, SILVER or VuLCANITE
de ll-6m GEORGE b. STEEL, Dentist
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
NATHANIEL AUGUST, JOEL A. FdTHlAN,
{6TE " %iIHz Htto 5 i l. 4 bd6hEY
" " " MGcHEiGII, WALTER X. MARTIN,
IOHS II GREANOR HUGH w. FRY,
II. B. DICKINSON.
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DENTISTRY.

DR. JOHN MAHONY,
~ SURGEON DENTIST,
flor many years associated with DR.. John g..
Wayt,l would respectfully inform his old patrons,
and all others who may need his services, that in
consequence Of the destruction of his office by the
great hre he has opened an Office at his residence,
on Fourth street, between Broad and Marshall,
wnere he can be- found at all hours Artificial
Teeth inserted on gold silver and vulcanite. The
highest price paid for old Gold Plate.
de Of DIN
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This Bank will RECEIYE DEPOSITS, BUY AND
SELL EXCHANGE on all the
PRINCIPAL CITIES IN THE UNITED STATES,
CANADA AND EUROPE.
Its services are respectfully rendered 10 all
BANKS, BANKERS and OTHERS for the transac-
ton Of business.
Especial attention will be given to CoLLEC;
TIONS on all available points In the South, and
prompt returns made.
Highest price paid for Government securities.
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ESTABLISHED 1S37.-JOHN NJ Il
n ply 4 Co, PUBLISHERS, B00k Isl
PRINTERS AND sTATlONERS, Wh1GhSPa I ~ SLiu
HOOKS, PAPER, STATIONERY, &c, lS2 BALI
MORE STREET, BALTIMORE. oo,- AVN 1op
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL BOOK AND JOB
pRiVTING i'm superior styles, at low prices:
Particnlar attention given to RAILROAD an, and
COMMERCIAL PRINTING, FINE WoKk FOX
Extensive facilities combined with upwards OF
twenty five years experience, enables them 20 Of
fer superior advantages in the execution OF lhis
class of work. 4.
BLANK BOOKS of every description made to
order in superior styles. ,,
o"io'ut an" f-0-'f de 25-lm*
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AuCTIONEERS.

~-Z
OUTDOOR SALES, OUT DOOR
engIFEs4 ho sirv E al
perenced auctioneer for fifteen years, am pre-
pared to make all kind of sales at private resi-.
dences, houses, lots, &c, and will make quick ana
prompt returns. All ask is to prove the ab@ye
Auctioneer, No. SO Main street.
J. D. WHITEHEAD, Assisting Auctioneer.
ia 1l-lOt
A UCTION NOTICE.-CASE& BEVE.
and nd Broad streets e every Wv WEbNEsBAY and FRI
DAY, commencing at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ,
HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGES,
BUGGlES, CARTS, DRAYS,
HARNESS, WAGONS,&
All Stock intended for sale will be taken on liTey
to days OF sale. We keep constantly on hsnd'
largelot of STOCK for private sale.
Also, pay particular attention Ia
RENTING OUT HOUSES.
COLLECTING CLAIMS.
Prompt attention paid to all business entrusted
our care, aud prompt returns made. To aueHon
sales In town or country we give our personal ameh
ton Our friends are rsqu Nss 70 Sy1s
jaa I'm Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-E. b. COOK re-
- spectfully notifies his friends and the pGbI!s
that he has REMOVED HIS OFFICE from No.
TO No a6 Main street, two doors above FourteeaIa,
adjoining the Times building, and rsnews -.
tender Of his services rs ACCTloNEER for wv
sale of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT residence,
STOCKS OF GOODS, &c., &c. He will also s''sn GU.
to the sale OF REAL ESTATE, and promises 10 sn
| care. "a.
lie promises the same energy and sssiduly
business which has secured 10 him so noe'n
share Of patronage. de I'm
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A. II. CHRISTIAN, NJ. d. u T.
BENJAMIN BATES.
Fl CHRISTIAN CO.,

AA' BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIoNERs,
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE sPoTswooD HOTEL,
keep constantly OIL hand well-selected stock Oh
MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS, embracing all the best text
hooks in English French, Latin, Greek ana ger
man. Our STATIONERY DEPARTMENT Will De
found full and unsurpassed. =,
Med,um. pemi- Crown and Cap Blank Books IN
every style. Memorandum, Bank and Pass BOOKS T,
In great variety Copying Presses, Books ana I'M
Oil and Blotting Paper, Noarial Seal waters, &C
PHOTOGRAPHIC Albums, Work Boxes "riting
Desks, Gold Pens, together With great variety
of Fancy Goods Prayer Books, Bibles ana hy" ii
Books. !,
.,ihoral discount made to teachers. Country or
- -, T.. ,,uo,,,t ottantion la 9-ts
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A SAMPLE OF THE STORIES Now BEING PUB
LIsHEp IN HARPERs' MAGAZINE AND THE
ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-We extract the follow
ing from an address delivered before the Key
stone Club, of Bedford Penn, 10y James +.
Skunk, Esq, of YORK:
at is the simplest thing in the world 10
write one. Reuben Tarbutton goes SOLDERING,
the bounty in Reuben's district l may
remark was one thousand five hundred dol
lars and leaves Nellie Doolittle disconsolate
Nellie devotes herself to knitting stockings 1or
the negro troops until news comes OF Reuben
demise which, of course, takes place In the
middle of the deadly breach Nellie, there
upon, having dried up her tears on her apron,
concludes to soothe Reuben's departed spirit
by ministering to his companions who are left
behind, and forthwith becomes an army nurse.
Finally, she happens TO be wandering
through the wards of strange hospital when
she hears a familiar voice exclaiming, On
that could see Nellie, and die happy She
bounds forward, tears back the curtain, there
is a simultaneous squeal, Reuben Nellie
and these two pure hearted young beings are
locked in each others arms. Of course Reu.
ben WASH killed at all. The story was invented
by a base Coppcrhead, who was his rival, and
hadn't pluck enough TO go TO war. lie was
merely wounded by twenty inch cannon ball
in the chest-soon gets on his iegs-they are
married-settle down in Il neat cottage, with
an eligible patch attached-are blessed with Il
brood of healthy young abolitionists, and
there the moral sneaks I'M are steady purcha-
sers of all the stuff the Harpers print
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Three things only are essential to happiness,
namely: Something TO do; something 10 love,
and some thing 10 hope for.
A cockney coming out OF well-known
gambling house the other night said he felt
as il lie had struck Hoyle."
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GENERAL BUTLER GIVEN AwAY.--Im u jolly
party the other evening, over glass Of cham
payne, the following good one was told by a
Jolly good fellow and Federal officer, too.
Raising his glass, he said: "Gentlemen, l
give you the same toast that n sensible Dutch
officer gave in New York. Being called on,
he said, Ladies and shon teelnen, gives you
Sheneral Pntler.' Here there was great appa-
rent indignation. Ladies and shonteelmen,
gives you Sheneral Putlerr Here the excite
ment increased, but the Dutchman stood his
ground and kept his countenanCe. Ladies
and shonteelmen, gires you Shencral PRtlcr
because have no use for him myself
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STEAMERS.

ATTENTION OF THE
SPTBLlg GTNE Es,,, YoF G6M AND .
y VI III AAB STEAhSHissP ss SoT ~
old and long established Company sEhIcS was i'm.
in order 10 regain it's former position ex-
nanse inst completed the building OF two supo-
flor sasER sRt st SNp TRHE " sfARaaToeA
IN point s o, discover that they
ed and in 81 fEREGSERW couGH and
seameh, y yG TIE Pursers are well known to TIE
Community, viz Messrs. WILLIAM " anu o. ~
Thess Steamers will leave Pier Ne Fl sSsH
river NsT Y9rk 9,eTn cI6sEy fTesY "AD' A
and sArGKDA thew a. will leave Richmond every
THhE Essip5AhY and sATURpAY food tide touch
ing at City Point and Norfolk each way ~ i""U
ana thsy Come directly to the wharf at Rock
otis the nee essty for .ranshipmen II aEoiueu,
nerieHce has proven, will BE found the best IN
oHaprv respect Insurance if at all deemed neces
sary' can be effected on the most mote[atS q Im.
land Sea- or Chesapeake Bay route, wnlch - 80
injurious to cargo, is avoided lndepemaels o o
for packages going astray, which may occaslonal-
y occur parties shipping their gooGs ny me iis
viii have but one carrier 10 d 2"H 70 nos or caTrer
All goods consigned 10 the agents in New orK,
for any part of the United States that can De reaCh
cd by Taf0af or @ BE- with prompt
itu1e. c o,, -
tention has been paid to the finish and comfort OF
the Saloons and Staten Rooms, in order to induce
travel by them. .
BY this route the passenger avoids the many
cboingcs incident to All of the other routes in
reac67ng New York or in returning home, indie
pendent of the comforts by this safe and easy mode
of travel Its cheapness, over al DINERS, Is i"'
ter of special attention and consideration
Passengers can secure their tickets and state
rooms either on board or at my Office. ,..,
Freight solicited each way, and by application
the rates will be found moderate.
When ordering goods from New York, the pa pa
irons of the line are requeStGd to 2fdet oy I'm
- Old Line, New York and Virginia Steamship
Company :" Pier 81, North river
Remember that there is no a. OF Oe
by this line, and insurance, II deemed al ali ne
c9ssarv, ca n be effected for trifc: ,uo,v
The agents are sGi MElNE RR9 SorfoE Re
YIN 4 FRO, Petersburg JOHN II. PEMBER-
ron, Danville MCDANIEL IEBY L, L ;yTY69
Rich mOnd.
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SAYINGS DEPARTMENT

With a view TO encourage spirit Of economy,
especially among the laboring and saaried classes,
this Bank will receive deposits and grant certih-
Gates therefor, payable with Interest and on de-
maud without notice.
This system is in extensive operation In the
Northern cities and in Europe, and its advantages
are SO apparent that none having idle capital
should fail TO avail themselves of its benefits.
de Its n. AUGUST, President.
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90 ,ha ,. .ssfsai Yankee Nation" has given
nsnar CUTS and p s collars, paper bosoms,
Esss. whs aaa III paper hats to the catalogue
cam says abont the proposition "Soma ~ omr
moniea men nave applied for stock in \ new
Boston notion a paper hat comnann
Inc company will have a capitaI .,
eighty thousand dollars, and own y na, oi
recently secured, by means of which IL epnaa,s
70 manufacture durable, desirable and wa ,ere
proof paper hats, Of any form or color. nj cos,
OF eight To twenty five cents apiece aud 20
ssoiutionize the hat business. Let us have
r ~. gapsr nat, by all means ; and then the
o, nn anakeeper observed a postillion with
on!k one spur, and inquired the reason
Why, what would be the use of another 9,i
said the postillion "if one side of the horse
Soes the other can't stand still"
When man and woman are made one by
Clergyman, the question IL, which is The oas
ss there Is long struggle between
tnen before the matter is finally settled.
!" am afraid, SIR, you are In settled mslan.
cnoy." No, madam, my melancholy WON'T
sssus Hhas TOO much gFeupds."
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TEMPORARY OFFICE
No. 7 FOURTEENTH STREET, UNDER Elk.
CHANGE HOTEL.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.

ID NOV \ J..
LANCASTER & CO.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE
BROKERS AND BANKERS,
have removed to their NEW BANKING HOUSE,
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN, NEAR THE CORNER OF
TWELFTH STREET, where they are prepared to
buy and sell on commission BONDS, STOCKS,
BANK NOTES, GOLD, SILVER, DOMESTIC AND
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED AND LOANS NEGo-
TIATED. ia Tin
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LIPPMANN & ELLERY
PURCHASE AND SELL OF COMMISSION
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT INDEBTED
NESS, RAILWAY BONDS AND SHARES, MINING
SHARES, PETROLEUM SHARES, AMERICAN \.
SOUTHERN BANK NOTES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
PROMPT ATTENDANCE AT ALL SESSIONS OF
TIE REGULAR BOARD OF BROKERS.
REFERENCES: Mechanics Banking Association,
Balm & Sander Burling & Davis, Hoyt, Sprague
< Co, Importers and Traders Bank, Enstein,
Roscnfeld Co., Warehouse, Pearl Co, Kan
Jnlrh NJ Cooley i Co. de 2S-ln
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FARMERS NATIONAL BANK
II OF RICHMOND, NIRGINI!

ORGANIZED SEPTEMBER 1896. .
NATHANIEL AUGUST, President.
JOEL A. FITHIAN, Vice President.
L. p. HULBURD, Cashier.
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DIED.,

BLINKHAM. On Tuesday, the 9th inst at 91z
a m, TERESA MARY. beloved wife Of John
BIiukham, aged % years. May she rest in peace
The friends of the family are pectfully invited
to attend her funeral on Thursday evening at
O'Clock at her late residence, at % "A street. be-
tween Mary land avenue aud street.
BARLOW On the 9th inst. Mrs. ELIZABETH
LENIUk BARLOW, after a long and painful ill
ness.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
Der husband, street, west OF lith street, Fri
dsy afternoon next at O'Clock p m. TO proceed to
the CongTt ssiOnal Cemetery.
IIntelligenCer.l
CASTELL. On Jan. 9th, JANE FRANCIS
CASTELL, wife of Edward CasteIl, daughter of
the late Benz. Bean, in the AID year of her age.
Her funeral will AXE place from her late resi-
dence, corner 4th street east aud street south at
o clock a m, on FRIDAY, Jan. 18th. Her remains
Will be carr led TO St Peters Church. Services to
commence at 10 O'Clock q m. The friends and &C
quaintances are respectfully invited to attend. IT
CARTER. On the 9th instant, after short and
painful illness, II. LEE, son of Harrison p. and
Mary f. Carter, aged 2 years, 10 months and II
days.
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ALL ABOUT THE NECK.-Our friend Geo e..
Henning. AZ the corner OF eth ST. and Maryland
avenue, has, we think, the best assortment OF
Paper and Linen Collars, TO be found in Wash
mgton. We noticed among his assortment
Lockwood's cloth lined: Grav's nodded; Gold
smiths Byron glace; the Chicago enameied
garrote; Wards printed, besides other varieties.
We found him selling the best linen COL
lars, Byron and Garrote At two dollars per
dozen. He has also the old style of English
Bishop collars, besides new style of turn
over collars; called the Shakespeare collar. Pur-
chasers will find his prices below the regular
standard
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MARRIED.,

GLAZE-GOLDEN. December q by the Rev.
VIM. Hamilton, HAMILTON GLAZE to Miss
MAGGIE A. GOLDEN, all of this city.
NoBLE-ELLIS. In Georgetown. Dec. 9th,
1873. by the Rev. Mr.. Remick, Mr.. DAVID G. NO
BILE, of Philsdelp hia, to Miss ALICE ELLIS, of
Georgetown. Philadelphia papers please copy.l
COONEY-h00RE-0n New Years day, at
Marietta, Ohio, by Rev. Battellc, Mr.. JAMES l..
COONEY. of Georgetown, ID. c., to Miss NATL
DA II. MOORE. OF Marietta, Ohio.
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AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MERIT - GBrotcn's
Bronchial Troches' are the most popular article
in this country or Europe for throat diseases
and coughs, and this popularity is based upon
real merit, which cannot be said of many other
preparations in the market which are really
but weak limitations of the genuine TToches
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The GREAT MILToNIAN TABLEAUx Of Par
adise Lost, with sixty three different scenes
takes place at Odd Fellows Hall, Tomorrow
night This exhibition promises to be one of
the most interesting representa- ions ever dis
PLAYED in Washington.
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A G A L ID &.

A c A h D
As we wish to take an account Of stock early next
month, and being very anxious to have it as low
possible at the time, now offer our whole stock
OF Goods at our REGULAR PRICES, and. will
make deduction of ten per cent all sales. lar
and small rhsn they pdidfOT on the day Of sale
ard as this will be fine opportunity for all who
have not supplied themselves with goods for this
season, we have no doubt that the public generally
will appreciate the offer, and thereby save the dis
count named, if nothing more. Our goods all
marked at the lowest market rates in plain figures,
and no deviation will be allowed in any case, eX-
cept the discount for cash.
w M SINISTER BRO,
jaastif No. 81 Market Space
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CoRNs, BUNIONs, Club and Inverted Nails,
successfully treated without pain, by DR..
White, No. i4 Pennsylvania avenue, between
AZ and 9th streets. For chilblains, frosted,
tender and Odorous feet, use DIR. Whites rem
edes. They never fail. Price one dollar per
bottle.
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OFT ITEM e..

misunderstanding new and beautiful in
Jewelry and Silver Plated ware at Prigg' . DOL
lar Jewelry Store. No. ABS Pa ave, third door
from II street.
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If YOU WANT splendid sets Of Jewely cal
al the New York Dollar Gift Store, No. ~
Penna. avenue, near Sd street, In every variety
for one dollar and free gift.
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Robert Beall, Trustee, in our ad vertisement col
umns of to-day, of a neat two story brick house
on 18th ST., between and q SITS, north. This
sale presents good opportunity to purchased
small brick dwelling house in a very desirable
location.
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TOMORROW EVENING grand vocal and in =
strumental concert will be given at Seaton Hall
by Master Coker, of Trinity church, New Y ork,
Mr.. Simpson, of Grace church, New York,
Signor Strin', and other eminent talent. A
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LAECENY.-Last night James Bryan, who
mao been acquitted yesterday in a larceny case
Dy The Criminal Court, was arrested by officer
howard. OF the Third Ward, for the larceny of
TWO counterpanes from the Metropolitan Ho-
Tel lie was committed TO jail for court by
Justice THOMPSON
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-John ID.
Hammack and Lewis Hilburn, violating sun
cay law; dismissed. Elizabeth Hamilton
grand larceny; dismissed. Julius Kahl, viola
Ghg sunday law; SlO.7l. John Williams, alias
Jones, grand larceny; Jail for court
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.-Hugh Riley, a soldier,
attacked colcred boy named Kane Howard
on the street, yesterday, and took his comfort
from his neck, and threatened TO cut his throat
with razor. Riley was arrested by Officer
Hall, OF the Third Ward, and was sent to iai
for court by Justice Thompson.