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One of the Oldest Remedies


The Bengal Dispensatory says the "e effects OF
Hasheesh are popularity known in the South of Africa
Turkey, Egypt, Asia Minor, India, and all the ada
cent territories and in the popular medicines of these
nations we find it extensively employed for multi
tude of Affections" sin standard treatise of Mate
ria Medica more than six hundred years old, it is de-
scribed as one Of the most valuable of all known
medicines"
THE HASHEESH CANDYy
Now imported and prepared by the Sylvan Oriental
Company is the only pleasant and reliable prepare
ton of the article offered to the public and will
soon take the place of all other remedies tor
RHEUMATISM,
ASTHMA,
-a NEURALGIA,
COUGHS,
COLDS, es
RESTLESSNESS.
And all diseases of the Nervous System
For sale by all Druggists. Sent by mail with full
directions on receipt ofprice.
Price-Large Box S1.oo, with Is cents for postage;
Small Box so cents, with cents for postage.
W. F. PHILLIPS & CO., Agents for Maine.
Dec 5, 1s66-sNd1y
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81 The Jo,1t Committee of Congress on
RscJn 5raction has been Organized. 'by the
choice Of Senator Fessenden for ChaiY man
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HALE'S
Ell Q N Z Y

%zr
HOrehound and Tar.
ass asEt FOR THE CURE OF =
COUGHS, COLDS, INFLUENZA, HoARSENEsS,
DIFFICULT BREATHING, and ALL AT
FECTIONS of the THROAT, BRONCHI-
AL TUBES and LUNGS, leading
to Consumption.
This sovereign remedy is compounded from the ia
vorite recipe of on lustrious Physician and Chemist
who for many years used it with the most complete
success in his extensive practice. At34fl Z
He had long been profoundly impressed with the
wonderful virtue of the honey of the plant Hore-
hound, in union with the CLEANSING and HEAL
ING properties of Tar extracted from the life pr,,ci-
pie of the forest tree Abies Balsamea or Balm OF
Gilead. For years he bafled in his attempts to
blend these great medicinal forces into such a
union that the original power of each would be pre-
served the dsagreeabe qualities of common tar re-
moved, and the price of the compound be within the
means Of ALL At last, after long course Of difficult
chemical experiments, he found that by adding to
these ve other Ingredients each one valuable by it.
self, he not only obtained the desired results but
greatly increased the curative power of the COM
pound. This having been thoroughly tested by prac-
tice, is now offered to the general public az safe
pleasant and infallihle remedy. LL y
Price Fifty Cents Per Bottle.
CHARLES DoWNER, General Agent,
A Cedar ST., New York.
For sale by w. F. Phillips s. Co., Portland.
Dec 19-sNd1m
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M airline N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday. January 8

Monday. January 8.
-A->} CLEARED.
Brig Jane Bell, (Br) Acker, Halifax NS-Georeo H
Starr.
Nothing arrived or sailed to-day, The harbor
inside Of the Breakwater is closed by ice, but the
tugs make their way through it with but little trou-
BILE. The outer harbor remains open.
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TO DYE EASY

TO DYE EASY
Is very desirable. Mathews Venetian Hair Dye is
the best in the world. Complete in one bottle. No
wash, o stain, no trouble. A child can apply it.
Persons wishing to avoid the publicity of having their
hair dyed in public, can
.., DYE AT HOME
better than any barber can do it. by using the vene-
tan Dye. 1t does not rub off make the hair ap-
pear dusty OF dead, but imparts life and lustre.
Gives beautiful black or brown, preferred. Price
DEMAs BARNES g. Co., New York, Wholesal
Agents. may12sNeodly
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a II you are in want Of any kind OF PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Office, E
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Tuesday Morning, January 9, 1866.
PORTLAND AND VICINITY

~ Advertisers toM benefit themselves, as UetL as
accommodates us, By sending in their advertisements
at an early hour in the day.
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New Advertiser ents To-Day

NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
y: Y. Weekly Magazine-C. II. Bailey g. Co.
Observation-Disclosures a. Leighton.
Choice Butter-H. L. MacRin.
first Natlonal Bank-Annual Meeting.
observation-disclosures e. Atkins.
Notice.
Fresh Peaches-Wm. Allen.
Festival-City Hall.
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MARRIED..

In South Bridgton, Dec "a, by Rev Mr. Maxwell.
Joseph Schofeld and Miss Mary Brockelbank, both
of Bridgton.
In Paris, Jan 1, Charles A Hersey and Cyrena
Bempus.
In Sumner, Nov 10, Martin L Page and Mira M
Rowe. ~ "
In Portsmouth, Jan l, B Marden and Miss Susie
In Lewiston, Jan /, Cephas Douglass and Nellie
I Willis, both of Lisbon.
In Leeds. Jan ], Lucus Durham and Marcia E
Andrews; also. Duane Wing and Clara Howard.
all of Leeds, 0"''AAu'
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SPECLAL NOTICES,

bR@ The entire Stock of new and rich DRESS
GOODS, which have just been received at the New
York Store, NO E0 Middle St. will be sold for three
weeks for whatever price they will bring to close the
Stock, on account OF the illness of Mr.. Lucas :
These goods are entirely new, and one of the best
selected stocks OF Dry Goods ever opened in Port
land, and must be sold ia8d4v
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Fresh Peaches
Strawberries and Pears.

100 DOZEN CANS-just received per brig
AOO "Frank E. Allen,' from Philadelphia.
Jan 9-d1v
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ChiJbI0iass Cam BE Cured!

ChiJbLGi2es Can Be Cured!
USE CHARLES IMMINENT. Eouoso the Direc
tons strictly and we warrant cure.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
BURGESS, FOBEs g. co..
GENERAL AGENTS,
80 Commercial Street, Thomas Block,)
decNdtfsN al G Portland, Me.
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COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP!
THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emollient in its nature, fagrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in.
For sale By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
june31d1yr tr-
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SPOKEN.

Dec II, lat 4s 40, lon 20 w. shin Athena. from
New York for Bremen, I,s'f - 10y S-' VIM
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The undersigned will continue the Blu siness at the
store lately occupied by Hlman s. Atkins under the
firm of :
q g. d. HILLMAN,
G. s. MELLEN.
Portland, Jan'y 9Th, 1866. @f ja26tf
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Notice

li"'5 'E bs Notice. 1s7s 5tU
A N adjourned meeting of the managers oe tho uo;r
"A tor the benefit OF the sFreedmen1 will he hall
at the Aldermen,s Room, on WEDNESDAY. the
10th inst at f. III. full attendance Is requested.
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The First National Bank
OF PORTLAND.

THIS Bank will issue Certificates of Deposit, pay
able on demand, bearing interest at favorable rates
w. z. GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, Nov. 10, 1866 dtfsN
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PORTLA ND
T0GRAPHIC GALLERY.

ALONZo s. DAVIS, PROPRIETOR,
No. 80 Middle Street, - Portland, Me.
Copying done in the best maner, dec2stf
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Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, and the
business of the firm will be settled by either OF the
partners at the cid stand.
GEORGE d. HILLMAN,
GEORGE S. ATKINS.
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FOREIGN PORTS,

AT Calcutta Now, ships Roswell Sprague, Whit
morei colorado, freeman, and Waterloo, Babson,
for Boston, ldg; Chas Cooper, Jordan, for NYork;
Rachel Wills, for Rangoon, ldg; Il Tucker, Clark,
Ent out at Liverpool goth, ship st Lawrence James,
Portland and New York =
Sid mn Deal 10Th, ship Detroit Thomas tim Callao
chain. ~
IT, Ar at Portsmouth Goth, ship American Congress,
At Havre 10th ult, ships Mercury. Stetson. from
New YORK; 2 winthrop, Stewart, unc.
SD I'm Honolulu 2sth ult, barque Arctic, Ham
, At Bermuda Esd ult, barques Palo Alto, Wiley. I'm
Galveston Tor Liverpool reftting; Ocean Steed fiyn
from Philadelphia for Genoa, i'A'
London. "''SA'
Il
SPOKEN. ID"
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List of Vessels built and registered in the Dis
trlct of WiScasSet during the rear 1S66 - -
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Dissolution of Copartnership.
HILLMAN s. ATKINS,

THE copartnership heretofore existing under the
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objections to language written before tho
Convention had been approved by The De-
mocracy of the North, and before the pros
spcct existed that it would be a body com.
posed of men Of liberal views, especially
in view of the well-known fact that such
men as Ben Woop have agreed to 60 into
IT. tiss reflection upon the intelligence
and good faith Of the best and only sy., true .s
and tru,ty friends we have in the North to
charge them with trying to entrap US IN
inviting us to q convention to wh'eh the
n lds opponents of the test-oash in the
nor,hern States have been elected dele
gates. Ye. we would by no means be un-
5erstood as saying anything unkind Of our
neighbors. We trust that they will now
cease 10 obstruct the pathway of the great
National Democratic Wing States Rights
Conservative party.
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"Amm,1nition."

The insertion of this word in the reso-
luton of Congress to which Mr.. RAYMOND
has called public attention is very strong
testimony of the truth of his charge that
the Radicals mean to inaugurate civil
war in a certain contingency. Never
before in this country during peace has
ammunition" been distributed. Arms
have been distributed, and there have
been mustcrs of the militia and drillings
so called. But never was there distri-
buted ammunition and this is what may
be considered the vital spark of the rcvo-
lutionary plot. The very act OF its dis
tribution is indicative of purpose to use
the arms at an early day, and i'll a deadly
manner. Ammunition, save In very small
quantities, is not necessary for purposes OF
organizing and drilling the militia. There
is no way of explaining this word save by
constituting it to mean violence and blood.
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The ARMS tice.

The files of papers containing the printed
news by the last arrivals explain more fully
the accounts touching the armistice. 1t
was stated unoflicially that Prussia and
Italy had agreed to an armistice on terms
already stated in geographically to have
one fort in the Quadilateral instead of two,
as she had demanded. But this statement
does not tally SO well with the advance of
Prussia into Bohemia-the declarations OF
Austria about removing her capital to
Pesth if necessary, and keeping mp the
fight if she had to call out the naticn-and
some semi-official statements of the Prus.
sian Government.
Vienna dispatches say that the Emperor
of Austria had fer some time intended to
give up Venetia TO France in order to Oh
tain separate peace with Italy; and she
only waited until she indicated her honor
on the field in the fight with Italy. The
first NAPOLEON conquered then indepen-
dent Venice, and ut the peace Of Campo
Formio, as general Of France, coded il to
Austria. II is now rctroceded" to
France. When Prussia and Italy hesitated
to adopt the armistice, NAPOLEON took
formal possession Of Venice, and warned
Italy to commit no trespass thereon.
Austria's movement has probably de-
tached Italy from the war. AT all events,
it makes France her friend, and that friend,
active or passive, gives her an immense
advantage.
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Radical Diaholism.

Fifteen months have TRANSFERRED since the
assassination of Mr.. LINCOLN. lmmcdi-
atcy after that event, plot was Matched
up amongst the extreme couliscatc-all-pro-
perty and hang leading Rebels Radi-
Gals to inilamc the national heart with rage
agains, the "Rcbcl>'' by convicting their
leaders of completely with that assassi-
nation. The reader knows that witnesses
we're suborncd to swear to statements on
this point going to inculpate Mr.. DAVIS,
and how, at u recent date, enough Of
these witnesses have disowned the truth Of
their statements and the names they as
sumed to discrcdit the whole Of the testi-
mony as fraudulent. Yet, in the face of
this monstrous crime, this plot so exposed
TO public condemnation, what do we see?
Why, an effort still to insinuate suspicious
against Mr.. DAVIS as having been compli-
Gated with the assassins. 1t is now stated
that the Judiciary Committee Of Congress
will not be ready with their report on this
subject for some days. "Thcy have eli
"citcd some important facts relative to
"Mr. DAvIs'S completely with the LINCOLN
assassination :" "but it is added, "they
"may not be sufficient to warrant his be-
cling put on his trial." Exactly! But it
will do for elcctionccring and stump
speeches. Yet, to make even this stronger,
it is darkly limited that "the committee,
"however, hope to be able before long to
"unravel some mysteries which seem to
chang around this remarkable case" And
in this way Mr.. DAVIS is to be left under
suspicious which are without foundation
which those who utter them know to be
false-but which are necessary in keeping
up that agitation at the North by which
alone the Radicals can survive. Justice is
to be delayed, SANDER and malignity must
have little more time to work before the
truth must be permitted to put an end to
their wicked deeds.
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Tennessee.

The developments from Tennessee arc
quite interesting. The wretched creatures
under that greatest BLACKBOARD that ever
lived, BRowNLow, are still vexing the un.
fortunate people Of that State in the most
gricvous manner. They will get their deserts
vet. President JOHNSON must feel no little
notification that he ever appointed such
a brute as BRowNLow to be Governor OF
Tennessee. Had he appointed an honest
mana man having some credit for de-
cency at lcast-thc present disgracefu
scenes in that State might have beer
avoided.
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The Standardization.

We invite attention to number Of ad-
vertisements Of schools to be found in the
columns Of the Dispatch this morning. II
is gratifying tosee the schools and colleges
Of tho State reviving, after years OF pa
ralysis, with the spirit and zeal which are
now exhibited by them In all directions'
And this is not the most gratifying fact IN
regard to cducaton-a still more impor-
tant one is the disposition displayed every
where-from the University down 10 'he
humblcst village school-by pupils ana
students. Teachers all concur in saying
tina, at no time within their experience
have thew known scholars and students to
exhibi, 80 much industry, so mnch earnest
devotion 10 study. The lesson of the day
socms 10 he universally impressed upon
tho youthful mind and If the present
generation grows to maturity under the
continued influence Of the noble dctermi-
nation thus exhibited in the past year, the
State will have in few years those to
assume the responsibilities, public and pr-
vatc, that will not only take good care of
the public welfare, but aid in elevating
Virginia to o condition Of prosperity un-
known in her former history.
II has been a pleasure to us to lend the
aid and influence of the Dispatch to the
great cause of education. We introduced
the system of full reports of the closing
proceedings Of the sessions of the schools,
and Of educational conventions, and shall
continue TO give the aid of our columns to
this important matter of public concern.
We conclude this morning the very inte-
resting reports Of the proceedings of the
Educational Convention just held at Char
lottesriAe, where the finest spirit and
great deal of practical wisdom was dis
played by the members. This is an APP
propriate conclusion to the educational
year; or, rather, a cheering commence
mcnt of that which is just before us, which
will Weld fruits four-iold greater than that
Of the year that has just ended. The
measures that have been adopted are wise
and highly creditable to the teachers and
professors. We arc to have our own school
books and pretty much oil Virginia teach
ers of the highest capabilities. The youth
of Virginia will be more than ever dill
gent, and we shall have such q report Of
the schools and colleges next summer as
will diffusc glory over OUR DEAR OLD STATE
OF VIRGINIA.
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EDUCATIONAL.
uALIFAN SCHOOL.
n II .IAIIH M nj nAnAinu

Ill JOHN IT. POWELL, psineipal., ~,
- ALEXANDER r. MATHEWS, NJ A. I'M
I versfty Of Virginia, Associate. q, MI,
The ninth session 81 this school, i1cnsa ~, - -
fax county Va. will commence BEL bh pE in -
iss6 and end June 2sth, 1867. The session wiz ,"n
sst OF two terms OF FIVE months each, WIN shpl
holiday at Christmas. This school IL d.slsnuu " y.
give thorough preparation for the uhniVnrM
Virginia and otber Colleges and Also 10 nt lor
merciai banking and other business those WHO,
FROM Lime Loaf by the war or otheI causes "" ''''
wish 10 go through a collegiate course. x ,t,,
TKRAs: Board and tuition--sXclussso VI i'Sh'1 !,
washing and towsls-per session, 1''", oho-h@h
PAYABLE nj the beginning OF ea6h term.
For furth or particulars crcnlsrs can ne
W Halifax Courthouse, Va.
REFERENCES Professors University OF irgina:
Rev w w. Williams, Georgetown, u. u; Rev.
H. A. Wise Harrisonburg; Rev. Edmund Withefs,
Lancaster: Rev. John Grammar, MessT Joseph
s Easley, Joseph Is. Stovall, John Il. Edmund.,
William H. Clark. Colonel Z; Barksdale, Z. ,.
Darlington, Halifax Judge William j. Robert
son, late Of Court of Appeals: Major b. r. No
land, Hon. J. Y. Tucker, Middlrbnrg hon A; IL.
II, Stuart stanton Messrs. William J.. STROLLER,
j. Lee Powell, Richmond Hon VIZ. s,arM,ss'
Edwsrd Tayloe. King George: Hon Samuel Price
Lewisburg, West Va. Messrs. X; ". N. holland,
Franklin Minor. Alternate; Judge william
Leigh, Mecklenburg; Judge N. h. Marshall,
Charlotte !; Rev. George w. Dame. Danvile: y;
Taylor Alexandria, and others, whose names VIII
lie found in the circular. 2l-d?aw&swiw
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SCHOOL FOR FREEpxES.-We learn that
the Rev. JoHS CLARK, Of Halifax, has re.
Gently returned from the North, where he
was literally supplied with funds to build
and support church for rcedmen, former
" MS slaves. Mr.. CLARK also intends to
organize school for their benefit. and. TO
secure the aid and advice Of experienced
persons, has invited several young ladies
who have been teaching in this city to
spend the summer vacation at his house
These ladies are natives of Kentucky and
Missouri, and have been engaged in the
Sunday and parish schools Of St. Philips
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DIED.

MJetesville, Va, on Friday morning the 2cth
instant, JOHN W. JONES. formerly OF Second
only son Of Charles r. Jones, Of this city ~,
His remains will reach the Danviils depot To- y.
DAY at 6 o'clock. p. NJ, from which point ms
second Company Howitzers, are requested to at
tead his funeral .H.t 81 a.
In tho city Of Baltimore, on Tuesday moIn'ng'
rny ,f the age OF thirty-two years. lie WAS
native OF Loudoun county va, but for many years
a resident OF BALTIMORE where he had made many
unite their sympathies with his deeply. 6erearcd
and interesting family. He leaves a wife ana an
interesting little daughter. His remains were III
tered In his native county. t..st.
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SPECIAL NOTTcfss.

er- NOTICE.-we invite attention to our sale
OF the FURNITURE, TABLEWARE, and COOK
INC UTENSILS OF the Valentino House, to ta ke
Mace on the premises, corner Ninth and Capitol
streets, THIS MORNING at 10 o'clock. .-
The FURNITURE is nearly new, In good order
and we'll worthy the attention of those in want
We will also soil some FINE CHAMPAIGN
WINES Of the most popular brands.
Sale made by order of WILLIAM s. KEEN, Esq.
administrator of g. Bias, deceased.
WILT PAINE & co, Auctioneers.
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BIZ PAPER.HANGINGS.

BIZ PAPER.HANGINGS.
ESTAB HE'D lsl7.
REGNAULT & co.
continue to keep on hand a full assortment Of
GILT, GILT STAMPED. VELVET, SATIN, and
PLAIN APER-lIANGlNGS:
DECORATIONS IN EVERY STYLE,
as well as wood limitations.
Rooms, halls, and passages PAPERED at short
notice and by experienced workmen, all under tho
immediate superintendent Of Mr.. JOHN +. REG
NAULT.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS,
and every article in the UPHOLSTERY line NJ
ways on hand.
UPHOLSTERY WORK Of every description exc
Gated al short notice. jyls-3m
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AUCTION SALES rUtupr -.
by Harrison, Goddin 4 Arpsr.op
Bankers, Broksss. ana Zeal p.,.,'


FARM OF ONE HUNDRED Az,
n H uRbHikr4.9 ani, ACRES, CALLED ca,NssD
0R RICHMOND, IScLtiDISGi 81 rR6 S.Ls VS.
MuLEs, WAGONS, CART, &c pry' HORSE
AUCTION AT the request Of Mr.. yaes . bsfhL ~ Al
NEsDhY, the 18th day ~ Juty is.s On WEI
uf fair " not tn. fr., fs,y A., ;, !! p .rss
the beautiful FARM on which b. - 80, s''eai'.'
CALEB asSs GhRwiGk and formerly owned b. w. D..
II lies on the Three. chopped ROAD ..
west OF Richmond, adjoining IN" land, ~ -
Gr-en and Others, and contains one hnn " D. v.
thirty one acres, Of which abon, fr,, .''a''i Ant
well set In clover, twenty acre. in r, N'"' are
acres In original timber. twenty. oDr ar. Try
nary woods, aud ton acres ~ vegetable -" ",i,.
IMYPrort , nts consist Of an EXCELLENT bwgriis
h9nsa with three ponds near by; End -, ~.
CHARD OF OEB THOUSAND Cilo,cr - rry"k
IREEs, among which are ninety fyr dT.'SN. -
the finest kinds h'''' ''"~ q,
Possession given In a few DAYS
After the sale Of the land all IL The
CROPS OF CORN, OATS. SEED WHEAT
will be sold also
u Mules Mules
parcel of HOGS.
tWAGOSS and HARNESS
| 3CARTS and HARNESS
| AMBULANCE aad IIAkvpSu
| lCARRIAGB and HARNESS
All the FARMING lNpLEMpxTS't
| Should the Farm nul b. snld itw''I $50 :. ~
| for one year and whether ,oli ~ r.rf'
! the personal effects will Positively i. A..
TERMS For the land, nr.thirI cash h,r.
| one and two years for bond. b.arln. lp,.,...
cured by trust decd. For th. pct>,a.,. -, ..
sums under thirty ioliars, cash ov,rtt.t.,Ff
four months credit Tor approved on! .,..
table paper. ....
Conveyance will b. n orr Office IN n ,,...
of the above sale until 10 o'clock, to cArrv....
sons dcsirou, OF attending, and rrire, hrlc1,,
also be furnished At the farm free II charge
iy2o GODDlS. HARRISON 4 APPEESnr
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Mr.. Holden.

The rejection of the nomination of Mr..
HOLDEN, of North Carolina, as Minister to
San Salvador, for the reason that he aided
the "rcbellion," is the best Joke of the
spoSoO
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SHIPPING.

DOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
Il AND boston. -POwHATASa AT, 3,
STEAMBOAT COMPANY. = SEMI 49, -
WEEKLY LINE-Leavns Richmond e. .-..--.-sS1 !.
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY .-l'aHr. b-s..
more every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY.
The steamer STATE OF MAkI LAND, ia't "
THOMAS TKAyEks, will leave here >t3DAI, 4"
I'D instant, at O'Clock, A. VI
Freight received TODAY friday and UP {.
o'clock 4. NJ. SATURDAY.
This steamer has splendid ,al""hs, a'Atg-T pE',
and passenger accommodations.
Passage, meals included, 80
For freight or passage, apply 10 w
DAVID * WILLIAM tUkRik,
office al Charles I. Wouhalu Co..
jy 2o--!t Fifteenth -'r~"'.