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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04

l will take the pleasure of informing the Ladies
Richmond and vicinity that have just opened fine
assortment Of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
for the holidays, from the late panic in New York and
with the stock before hand, makes of the larg
est assormens offered in the city of Richmond.
will enumerate a few articles Of the above Goods
800 yards Irish and French POpns in all colors and
shades
1000 yards Of French and English Merinos in all
colors
800 yards Atwood Plaid Merino saxony, styles for
chdren's wear
1000 yards Atwood Mousn plain and figured
100 Dress Patterns of fine Silks in all coloES, plain,
plaid striped and figured, at all prices and
qualities
1000 yards Black Silk, all grades.
have also received fine assortment Of DOMESTIC
GOODS, which am selling cheaper than those which
are advertising rs selling off ut cost:
Good CaliCors ut DC
The best MnSus ut BIC, &c.
Bleached and unblcached Sheetings
Bleached and unbleached A Cottons at great bar
gains
CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
have fine assortment, which will suit the times
Fine Black Cloth Cloaks from $40 and upwards
30 Black and White Plaid Shawls, from fine to the
finest.
FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR,
| have a full line, such rs
Fine French and German BRoADCLOTH,
CASHMERE,
SATlNETS,
Shirts, Drawers,
Neck Ties,
SIX and Linen Handkerchiefs, SC.
IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
have also a fine seeced stock, which cannot be
passed in this city
Fancy Goods OF every description
Kid Gloves
ladies and Children's Cotton and Wooden Hose
And Gloves AT all prices.
WOOLEN GOODS ] am selling below cost, such as
Knit ShawlS, Snntsgs, Breakfast Shawls Nuhas, Hoods,
Ladies' and Childrens Socks.
BalmOal Skirts rs low as -
Blankets at all prices, sizes and qualities.
Don't forget To call and get Of tho great bar
gains for the holidays before they sold.
M Remember the place,
JULIUS SYCELS,
No. 900 Broad street, corner Fourth.
RE- All packages sent free Of charge to all parts OF
the city.
". B.-A liberal deduction made to wholesale buy
ers. ucill --3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04

TOBACCO MAREET.-There was break to-day of
but eleven hogsheads, of these there rejection
Of bids on three hhds at So %, s. and Sll TO- The
balance were sold as follows;
One at So -. one At So 10, one at Sl3 10, one at
$40 80. one at SIG, two at SD 80, one at S23 80
In Petersburg no business in tobacco has been
done for several days.
In Cincinnati on the .3Oth ultimO, receipts were
large aud market dull. Sales were II hhds at from
So 10 S23.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

4 FARM, within one mile of Richmond, SSSSs
n with very convenient $ttS
cantuu-, nine rooms, and all necessary out build ~
iu-S, ~ Not having succeeded in renting out
Irv FARM situated a. above described, when last al
v-rtl,r have determined To- increase TIA" quantity Of
Ltud then offered with the House Ia TWO HUNDRED
ACRES. q is well wtteTed and we'll adapted to the
purposes ct Dairy Farming Market Gardening aud the
cut, alton uf the usual Farm Crops. will hc rented
for un- or more wears. Apply to McssrS. HARRISON,
GupDIN Y APPEBSpN, or tu the subscriber, at the
office "i tine RICHMOND WIG.
d,rg- Tor CIT. b WILLIAMS
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT--TOBACCO FACTORY, EsA
4 between Nineteenth and Twentieth and be ;iH
tween Main aud trinki u streets, three 1ours and ~
house. Possession given tho first oi January.
Rent mod crate. For tcrms apply 10
dscg--t~ 4. MUSES.
CTORE FOR RENT OR SALE.-Oue Ar
- of the small stores ON Pearl street. near King ;iE
Bridge, suitable for any small business, will bc-0S
rented old, as parties desire.
Apply at WOODS PHARMACY,
nnv&l-tf Corner Fifth and Mars hall streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04

PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTlCE.-A meeting OF
i STOCKHOLDERS Of the Richmond, Charlottesville
and stanton Telegraph Company, will be held At tho
Office Of the President, ia the city 81 Richmond on SAT
URDAl, 10th Of January next. at IL A. very I'm
portant business will be brought before the meeting II
Is earnestly desired that every stakeholder who cannot
attend in person will he represented by proxy
declS-td JAMES LYONS, President.
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INNN LEASE.-ENnccling to I'D ah.cnt -

4 from Virginia for time, will lease the LIZ
o.. ge double pWELLlN G-HorSE, now uccupied~rssH
ly : T. Suit, Esq, situated on south side Frank
nm street. between Second and Third streets, for three
wears commencing first of January next. The House
j. furnished with beautiful Furniture CdTpcuE, Paint
iug, and >atuary, aud the Library Supplied with sap-
dsrd works The Kitchen AMI servants room, are very
complete. Attached 10 the premises are extensive Sta
bleS and Carriage houses lighted with g;S, having two
for coachmen These be detached, if desired
from the house lot, and rented without Inconvenience
Jo the Dwelling. For terms, apply, between and 10
o'clock 4. NJ. ami . and p. NJ to
BOILING W. HAXALL
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BALTIMORE MARKETS., JANUARY .

COFFEE-We report to-day sales of 80 bags Rio
at % cents currency, and 1000 bags do, balance of
I.apwings cargo, on private terms.
FLoUR.-The market is quiet, but without any
quotable change. We heard of no sales to-day
worthy of special remark. We renew previous
nrirps as follows.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04
FORM OF PROXY.

Know ALL MEN BY rHE-E PRESENTS, That 80. the sub
scriber being stakeholder loo th" National EApr".s
Company, do hereby c'h.tui" ami appoint ---- "n'
true and lawful attorney and proxy G" represent each
ii Us In all general meetings Cd" the 81 -ii
company held within six months from aud after the
date he -cof when are 20 r,on1ly present
resented by som. other proxy. with fuIl power AMI
authority such general meetings, to give such v'i"
votes and do such other act- each vi %,
could give or do, ~ member "f the ,ai meeting.
W. were personally present: and We dn hereby util
and confirm whatever yot. votes, act acts, "rr
said attorney may lawfully giy" ur DO for H. IN pur-r-
tnc, II the authority hereby conferred upon him
Witness - hand and seal thl, - day OF - one
thousand eight hundred and -.
TEsrE:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04

MONEY-One John G.. SAKE says:
How goes The money There,
I'm out of patience, declare
Ii goes for plays, and diamond pins,
For public aims and private sins,
For hollow Shams and silly shows
And that's the way the money goes.
But Just hear what one John NJ Higgins, near the
Old Market, says.
II goes for half poisoned and three-watered grog,
That would make cen the old boy sick As a dog"
And so he invites you, by advertisement in another
column, 10 try some of his which he says Is war
rantei genuine" " hasn't headache in barrel of
it" and IS Fcaian FyHgcgaa and inst rate.
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and Commercial.
THE GOLD AND SILVER MARKET.


Brokers here are paying to-day IA for Gold, and
selling at li5.
Silver-Halfs and quarters, 1888; Mexican dollars,
l44 American, l42. Market very dull.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS, December 30

No sales reported in Crude Turpentinc or Tar
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-23 bbls. changed hands
to-day at 574 cts. for cOorcd and 60 cts per gallon
for white
lows 80 bbls. inferior at "a; ~ do. ut "a %; 10
do. mixed at "a 10 346 do. at So; and 100 do.
strained at s. % per bb. In No. > sales of 10 bbls
at 50 80 and 40 DO. at Sc per Dbl.
CoTToN.l5 bales sold at sc cts for re packed, and
- cts per ID for middling.
CORS.-A lot Of LOO bushels damaged sold at
auction to-day, at prices ranging from 20 to 50 cents
per buShe according to quality.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04

instructions in the English branches and the rudimcnts
French Latin and Music, at the usual rates.
Tuition payable half In advancc, lin sprc" or Its
value ia currency the remainder AZ the close OF the
term for which the pHlil was entered.
Scholars admitted at any time and for any length Of
time not less than a month.
Persons desiring patrouizc the school will please
leave their with Mr.. John I. Tanner or at the
office of the Richmond Wing.
MARY LOUISA WALKER,
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EMPRESS AND TRANS.

~ PORTATION COMPANY.-Onc.third Of the cari =
tai stock Of this company having been subscribed and
one hundred thousand dollar, Of the same having been
paid up the undersigned call for general meeting Of
the stockholders said company, for the purpose Of
eeotng an organization under the APPENDED charter to
be held at Richmond, Virginia on TUESDAY, TIA" 10th
j. +. JOHNSTON,
CHAS. W. PURCELL,
l.. W. GLAZEBROOk.
N. &. HARMAN,
HUGH w. SHEFFEN
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R. H. MAUKY. !. NAuKI. X 7. BROOKS.
- Ii. VI A u RY %,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
NORTHWEST CORNER MAIN and FOURTEENTH SITS,
RICHMOND, VA
SItTIlnb tAChanEf'
uOlI and Silver,
Dank Notes,

State, City, Railroad Bond and stocks M"rigsys
Bonds Negotiable Notrs, and -uri Other -"curiu". ~
may be the market bought sud -'id ON commission
Deposits received.
Collections made on all accessible point, in the mi
tod STATES dcrt-ti
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04

WEoNG.-H vas an evening in the fall Of the
year. A FLASHING rain was heavily heating against
the front Of little foweremLowered cottage ~
the door OF which ran swiftly turbii mountain
stream. On the iyy-clad gable Of a gothic ruin,
close BY, and through the d>nIutcd windows of
which the wind was signing mournully. solitary
raven was croaking. Il was a gloomy eyeuing-in
keeping with the deS0aton that had spread DER the
land where that little cottage stood.
..6C, and Gods blessing be with you. He is in
danger, and 60 are you all Farewell! In all
And 80 they parted A fair-haired, dark-eyed, pale.
browed girl-glorous type Of the heart and soul of
tie land where she was bOrn-and young man Of
SOMA twenty years or mOre-type' too OF Inc elthu'
siasm which sought TO make his native land Tree.
The shades Of RiEht were gathering deep ON Wild
mountain plateau, aud a solitary figure might have
been seen moving swiftly along it. Through the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04

HEyRIco COUNTY CorET-T 1csiay.-Thomas }.
smith was appointed guardian of Emma F, Smell
Euss, and Lawrence Allen was appointed guardian
Of Olivia Murphy.
The will Of John G. Robertson, deceased, was or
dertd % be recorded, and certificate was granted
Francis f. Robertson Tor obtaining prnhlt OF same.
The Cont appointed the following persons as
patrol for the county for the term OF three months
l. = Irvine, ,cIptaiuJ Joseph trcuSiaw, Isaac
Williams, John Philips, James e.. Gordon, john NJ.
Allen H. j. Christian, l.. VI. Rose j. llartwcll, +.
r. Lockwood, a. e.. Jorlon. j. Il. Rcunie and j..
" Gordon.
IN old times patrols used TO be- appointed for the
several districts and with specific Instructions. Ihy
captain for every tgeyE hours on duty, one dollar
and each subordinate seventy five cents for the same
term OF duty.
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MEETINGS..
RIcnxoNp AcApEsr or MrpIcINr. !

RICHMOND ACADEMY OF MEDIcINE,l
January 18th, 1850
THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
i Richmond Academy Of Medicine, at the Medical
College, on THURSDAY the 4th instant at = o'clock
|. II. WHITE, VI. D.,
ian4-lt Recording Secretary.
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BANKS BROKERS. &c.

wv. ~. I.AA,s. WV C.. r,YIoR. joins e. wILLiAy-.
WIN. b. lSAACS y CO.,
w KEES,
Respectfully return tlirr thanks tor the very liberal
share Of patronage bestowed upyu them during ID"
prs year and take i, orrt>Or say that they enter
upon the new year with Increased facilities, aud iU'
resolved. by liberal and honorable dealing, to m"nt tI"
continued confidence. Of their friend, and thi Of th"
public generally.
The best market raie, will be- paid for
Sterling,
Coin,
Glnk Notes,
Bonds and Stocks.
Collections made pu an accessible point.
Deposits received aud checks paid the same 3. tbs
Banks
Northern Exchange furnished d"po-it"r, at par
WIN. y. lSAAtS y CO.,
ian2.3t Corner ilh ard MAN streets.
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Howard Street Super aud Cut Extra. $3.50 So
Extra. S.37 90
Family ..............l2OO al3.OO
Ohio Super and cut Extra. S,25 a $50
Extra. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9.2o HoO
Family. ...-...........---...l2. OO alS.UO
Northwestern Super. S.25 II 500
Chicago Extra, choice. ............. 925 $50
City Mills good to fancy brands Super $50 900
Shipping Brands Extra. ...ll.75 al2.U
" Standard Extra. .......... 925 a $50
Baltimore, Welch's and Greenfield
Family. ..................l5.OO aOO.OO
" High grade Extra. 1900 aOOOO
Rye Flour, new. .................... 60 OOO
Corn Meal-City Mills aud Brandywine 400 a 600
GRAIN.-Wheat is scarce, with good demand
for home milling especially of prime qualities of both
white and red. There were no samples of white Of
fered to-day 1000 bushels prime red Pennsylvania
and Virginia sold at - 43a2 As; 400 bushels good
Pennsylvania at - 40. COrn--l0,50O bushdls re-
ceived; demand not so active for white Sales of
5000 bushels white at S5aS7 cts; 1900 BUSH yellow
at o2aS3 cts 1000 bushels damp at 7SaSl cts. Oats
No sales quote nominal at 52a63 cts. Rye-lO
bushels sold at S5a9O cts. per bushel.
PROvIsIONS-Are inactive and for bulk meats
PARTICULARS our market is no higher than Cincin-
NATL per last advlces and all other descriptions OF the
hog product are relatively lower here than at the
west. We have only to report to-day 4 sale of 90
terces sugar-pickleu names at Is cts. We repeat
quotations viz: For bulk shoulders l3 cts; sides l6
a16l cts: lard l9al9l cts for western SJal9 cents
for city; mess pork $30A30 90 bacon shoulders l6l
ali cts; sides l9al9l cts hams 23a25 cts.
SALT remains steady as before with continued
moderate demand from jobberS. We quote Ground
Alum, 50 50; good brands Fine, 50 70; Ashton's,
81 % per sack and Turks Island 60 cents per bushe
SEEDS.-CIOver is in demand, but prices slightly
favor buyers We report to-day sales of 100 bushels
fair at s., and 100 do. good to prime, s. l0aS20.
SUGAR.-The only sale worthy of notice reported
to-day was % hhds. Porto Rico on private TERMS
On Saturday, but not before reported, 80 hhds. Eng
liSh Island for refining at ls cents. four months.
WHISEEY.-We have reported to us sales of 60
bbls new Western at 81 cents and small lois OF City
at same figure. Market inactive.
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BOILING W. HANALL,
dcrls-tf Thirl Street. 2nl door from Franklin.
DY VOOLFOLK X THORNLEY,, SIT
ID BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE COUNTY, VA. cps

"LAwN HOTEL" Bowling Green; fifteen rooms
large and aiTy stables carriage house, aud all neceS-
sgry outbuidmgs, ia good ORDER admirably suited for
a large Beading school.
STAR HOTEL Bowling Green; fourteen rooms,
stable accommodation Tor hundred horses premises
Ia good order; five acres land attached.
MILL SEAT, Milford, ninety acres good land at
tached, dam in good order mill doing hne business
before being burnt, water power sufficient to work
grisJ Sui mills, cotton gins, &c Terms very mod
crate.
COAL LANDING, GRIST MILL and SAW MILL all
complete and in good order five hundred acres heavily
timbeIyi Land attacked rare change Tor those wish
ing 10 20 into the lumber business situated on aqua
CregA, Stafford county.
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED ACRES LAND, heavily tim
herri with piu-, oak and hickory, two miles from
Aluia Creek uul one mile from Stafford Court House.
THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-NINE ACRES
LAND, earFlippos Store, Caroline county five miles
from Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad improve
meuts good good tobacco farm.
ANTIOCH" 10 acres land, two and half miles
from Milford Depot small DWELLING good barn, stables
lui fine tobacco house.
TAN YAPp, DWELLING HOUSE, &c, attached, at
Bowling Green Caroline county, Va. Bark Mill, Watts,
&c. all complete and in good ORDER doing first rate
business.
CARRIAGE MANDATORY, Blacksmith Shop, Tools,
Sc. at Bowling Green. fine opening for an enter
pri,uc man. Ter reasonable
ONE HUNDRED ACRES LAND, two and half miles
igm Bowling Green, 80 acres land cleared balance IN
good ~ooI sepl6--u
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A FEMALE SEMINARY will be opened o.

A FEMALE SEMINARY will he opened on
Grace street between 81 and lth streets next door
h. DR. FairiA January H. 1866 IN which will be taught
thoroughly all the EnEi, Branches French, Latin and
Music.
It the intention of III" principal il literally patron
lied tu make this school permanent institution.
southern teacher, Of the highest qualifications will
he employed, and no mean spared To- make II school
worthy of the patronage "f the cry Of Richmond.
Normal Cl-, will be formed Tor the special insruc-
tinn Of tlIu,e % la lrsir. to engage IN teaching
Th. discipline will be- mild but strict Care will b-
taken 10 prDmo the health and happiness Of the pu-
uil. aud to- make their studies pleasant duty instead
uf an irksolnc task
Nopups under six years Of axe will b. admitted.
Session II Vp months
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04

AND GENERAL AGENTS.
Having made arrangements with Importers aud Manu-
facturer~ and with reliable representative ia Boston
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pitt,burg, amt
other cities, enables To- purchase sell in either o
the above or this city any article needed, for dspo
stion. upon the best terms.
We propose to extend connections with all tn"
principal cities in fhe Union and thereby b" medium
through which parties purchase or eel and CON
municate upon all subjects Of burincs' character IN
any part of the country.
The facilities we possess will make II much to the
interest VI parties purchase eel through D., "r
when we cannot order direct from III" Importer N
Manufacturers shall do 80 through representative
every way reliable and thoroughly posted A. 10 the
state of their particular markets. enabling them to puT
chase At the lowest market price and on much better
terms than person can possibly do VIII" only makes
occasional visit for that purpose, besides saving The
expense Of the trip and loss Of time. We Will through
our friends be kept advised Of the value 81 such article
a. Virginia and North Carolina may have 20 dspo," u
so that We will inform friends Of the best market
nd the price that will be obtained before shipping
When desired parties know the price Of goods be-"
fore giving their orders. -
SMITH & WHERRY,
90 Main street, Richmond, Va
WV II. SMITH, G. wHEkkt.
RRrERENCEs-Dunop, Moncure Co. Harrison, Cod
din i Apperson Charles T. WORKMAN Co, Richmond
WIN p Converse Il coz WIN. H. Price & Co, New
York Jos. L. Hanson, Philadelphia. n"vi--3m
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UASHINGTON COLLEGE,

WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
w LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA
The ext half session Of this institution will begin
February Isl and emil June 18th 500 under the Presi
dency nf General ROBERT L. LEE, assisted by a com
pytent corps Oi Professors.
TERMS For Tuition, Room Rent, and all other Col
lege fees, $50, for the term Of live months.
For further particulars, address
decly-dXc3m c. j. HARRIS, Clerk Of Faculty
TMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,
u WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA.
The Spring Session of this institution begins the
18th Of January Mex. Our charges are:
Tuition Ia Collegiate course for nv" months SO 90
Fuel room-rent and contingent Zee, do ...... 10 90
Board - ~ per week, ~ weeks. ~ 90
In the Preparatory Department, charge for tuition is
S. less
All payments required IN specie OF its equivalent
in currency, in advance.
Board can be paid monthly in advance and needed
produce at specie rates, will be received
Students furnish their own bedding and room farni
ture.
Other information can be had by addressing
Z. E. WILEY, President,
nov2s -tFeblst EmoryP o., Va
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hItNrl NdJut-'rrhrltl ~ nv Ia
Signed p. \. paws, Assistant Adit General.

MAYoE's CoCET-N,No SAUNDERS PRESDING.-
Tie first cas-, called VA, %. =. pcaur. charged With
br,ng drunk on Third street.
Policeman James testified that hc picked up the
,.ris. uer on Third street bca>tly drunk, and with
,b. a. >istlDce ut two negroes, took hHn 20 the
,,r,ch-h Ouse The Mayor stated that this being his
first ofen, e he would discharge him.
Frederick lis. charged with receiving stolen iron,
nevt auprAred letore the count
Mrs. Valentine was sworn, and said that she did
mot know whether tie prisoner had received stolen
jt.,u ar not but she san t In his lot.
Policeman sutherland testified that he saw the
,,isopartbrow the iron from out Of his lot he said
that marcel of boys had beeg ia the habit OF hiding
ir0n near his place
WHljam Tail testified that he knss nothing about
the prisoner having received stolen iTSn. He has
lsen in nv employ about SIX weeks, usually hand
ling about SO a day, and has always made correct
returns % me. ,
William hickman. a German who had to have an
interpreter testified that he had Asen the prisoner
buy rags asd iron in small quantities DIl no such
iron as had been found in his yard ,,.,
Charles B. Williams, Esq. his counsel aSfIsS lHIl
the prisoner be discharged, there vas 10 e'peu1e
against him. The Mayor stated that Tue clFeuin-
stances were Suspicious, but there being no Pos''e
evidence against him he would discharge nun.
j. r. ROurke, charged with keeping kls sAloGu
open on Sunday, December 3lst, was before ANs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04

BILLIARDS. To-day, at y o'clock, at the Billiard
Temple, Ola franklin street the ladies VIII have an
opportunity Of seeing what ivory balls can be made
To do ON table, when propelled by a cue, and Va
Runs evOutionS explanatory Of angles of infection,
the nthc application Of forces, &c. will be eN-
hibjtld " them. No gentlemen will be admitted
unless be- prp>eEts lady his companion, and rice
serSa. Mes,rS. JOEOs and GriSwold, and MeSSrs.
i'tslan and Caume will do the agreeable and Keep
the tails in motion.
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GoyERNoE PiErroISr is in Washington, aud, il is
said. expresses the opinion that the Senators hOn
Virginia will De permitted to take their seats at an
early day. Il is further said that the Southern Rep
ritltivcS will D.. admitted during the present So,
SION O. they take tbs test oath 30 says the Alex
W min linclllc of the ID nstlnl.
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ElCHNoSD, FREDERIcESUvRG AND PoToNAC RAIL
EoNp.-The KeypOrt, having just returned hom
Baltimore, where she had been thoroughly ironed,
has re,uu ed her place the .l9uia Creek line and
the Vanderlilt has been taken Oh temporarily Tor
the purpose of being likewise irOued. The Express
i now running the night trips TO Aqua Creek. The
Wilson small runs the express freight through from
Washington 10 Aqua Creek, stopping at Glymont