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PROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
FROM WALNUT STREET WHARF AND KENsINGToN
WILL LlAvn scLLows, VIZ; Pare
Al g. n. via Camden and Amboy-O and A. AZ.
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At q; n, u. K.a:ingic; and Jersey city W
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NEW YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA LIME
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m, and ep. m, and IL night.
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!. Life Of Josiah Quincy, Of Massaehusstts By his
q The Origin aud V-tory Of the Books Of the Bibls
By Calvin 4. Stowe d. D.
s. Blslow Papersi second series. By James Rascal
l. Royal Truths. By Henry Ward Beecher
o. summer Rest By Gail Hsmitou.
The r eture Of 81 Juhu. b. Bayard Taylor.
T. Life and Lett, re Of James O. Psrcivs By Julius
II. Ward -
9. The Yaot"e in Canada, 40 By Henry rhorsau.
blue and gold.
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H. Drh, ssa.hors idyi, and other poems. By George
H. Journal Of Travels in BRAZIL By Professor and Hrs
IS Treasures from the Prose Works Of John Milton.
H. Complete Prose Works Of John .. Whittier. New
edition. ~"
lh Ranb,ws for Children. New edition.
10. Breathings Of Better Life Edited by Lucy Lar.
com.
II Lectures on Greece, Ancient and Modern By the
late President FELTON,.
ia Roys' HI tory Of knsland. By Charles Kinesley.
" Chrtstiaua Rosetti's Poems.
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Is. Dsute'. Viva Nuova Translated BY Charlie. z.
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Is. Tks History Of the Anil. Slavery Struggle in thu
~ United States BY wan. Lloyd 6srriroa
2o Life and Tines Of votairs. By James Parton.
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reigners-no British subjects Were known to
be on the vessel.
The London Globe highly eulogizcs General
Grants report rs n very clear, able and stri-
king document, admitting the failures and
losses. and doing fun justice to his opponents.
Charles Underwood O'Connell was found
guilty OF treason and sentenced to ten years
penal servitude. He made an eloquent speech
after being sentenced. lie said he hoped there
would be an exchange of prisoners before his
sentence expired.
LoxDov. December 22.-Consols, 67'sg57H ;
fvp-tventies, 66i sMG66.
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DorBTiSa the PEIRPoISr GovERNMKxr.-
We understand that several firms In town
have declined paying their State taxes 10
Deputy Sheriff Chew. One Of the frms-and
probably the others-dcclined on the score that
they were not sure Governor Peirpoint's ad
ministration would stand, and they wanted
10 ran no risk of losing their money. 1t may
be proper to say that the firm has nothing of
the = rebel about it, but Is intensely loyal
10 the United States. a paper upon the sub
lect, In the shape of n memorial, we believe,
has been gotten up, which Is TO be sent to Mr..
Seward, of the State Department.-Frtdcrick
burg Herald.
How THE MONEY CONES. Mr.. J. G.. Hur-
kamp has expended in his purchases OF sumac
the present season some seven thousand dol
lars. This money has been paid for an article
which, n few years ago, was regarded rs Il
pest. He grinds and ships 1t North.-Ib.
OYsTERMES's WAaRs.-We understand that
tho oystcrmcn on the lower Rappahannocb
and York rivers are making from two tc
light dollars n day. Large numbers of ne
groes are engaged in oystering. Il
SwEnE LABoR.-Farmers in Mathews and
the lower tidc-watcr counties who have
Swede labor in their employ express their
satisfaction 1t the change from negro labor
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nuprfrL.-We have learned, from what we
consider very reliable Authority, that the young
Mr.. Seward, Assistant Secretary OF State, IN Il
private conversation with 4 gentleman IN
Washington, very recently. said that whtle
the Administration members OF CONGRESS uLn
mn, want IN p]recipitate the e-admission OF the
seeded States, Yet their policy on the Te-as-
a,nh,uo of Congress would be TO admit 4 por-
non of the members elect from tho South
enough 10 entitie the States 10 resume lileii
EaInrol misunderstanding someof the more
objectionable ones. Whether this Will be done
or not, of course we cannot Tell but II Is rea-
sonnblc 10 suppose, however, that the Sc
wards viii advise such IL course and If they
should, We may reasonably expect such Il
rtsult.-Ntr BerHf I'meS.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the Revival of
the Slave Trade-Tart Response from MIR.
Davis, of Kentucky-Anncxation of Jefferson

From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the Revival of
the Slave Trade-Tart Response from MIR.
Davis, of Kentucky-Anncxation of Jefferson
and Berkeley Counties TO West Virginia.
WAsHISGToy. January q. SENATE. Mr..
Sumner offered the following:
whereas 1t Is reported hat persons de-
clared free by the proclamation of the Presi-
dent and constitutional amendment are now
kidnapped and transported 10 Cuba and Bra
iii. and there held as slaves
"RtSoirsd, That the Committee of the Judi
ciary be directed 10 inquire If any further
legislation is necessary to prevent the revival
of the slave trade on the southern coast"
He read a letter from a person in Alabama
relative to this subject, and stated that Fede-
raj officers were among the guilty parties.
Mr.. Davis said he had no doubt the Yankees
We're cndeavoring to open the slave trade.
He knew they would do so if they could make
money.
The resolution was adopted. Mr.. Wade
called up the bill TO give the consent of Con-
grcss to the annexation of the counties of
Berkeley and Jefferson, OF the State of Virginia,
TO the State of West Virginia. The bill was
postponed until tomorrow.
4lDNrII " l. L~L AL L0s-~AA ' WI AIVN-s
in support Of the resolutions heretofore offered
by him endorsing the Presidents policy, made
n speech, contending that tho war having
ceased, obedience TO the laws should be the
only requirement for representation.
Mr.. Bingham replied, controyeTting The
opinions expressed by Mr.. Voorhees,, and de-
cl1ring that such sentiments as he uttered
were those which gave life to the rebellion.
He also maintained that the President was in
accord with Congress. Mr.. Bingham, in con-
clusion, offered the following rs n substitute
for Mr.. Voorhees, resolution
''Rcsolred, That this House has abiding con-
Gdencc in tho President, and believes that, in
/ the future, rs il the past, he will cooperate
with Congress III restoring TO Oh equal position
and rights with the other States in the Union
the States lately in rebellion
Thc House, by Il vote OF one hundred and
seventeen against thirty-two, referred both
resolutions to the Committee on Reconstruc-
ton. Adjourned.
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ErcoSsTarcqEp EIR6ISIA.-Thc civil courts
IN Eirrinia are demonstrating the fitness OF
tln, ancient Commonwealth for rc-admission
10 Congressional privileges. Several parties
lryc been tried for the occupancy OF estates
deserted by their rebel owners and leased 10
hon hy The United States doNernmcnt, ana
judgements rendered against them. Damages
and costs have been adiudged against others
proven TO have acted during the war rs scouts
and spies for the Union armieS, and through
whose supposed information rebel farmers
were despolled of their cattle ana Iorage.-"s"
loJk Tribune.
Win the Tribune give its Authority for the
above stutementY We do NOT think there is q
word OF truth In II.
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For THE RICHMOND CITY CovSCIL.-The
staple productions of Richmond seem TO be
raud and negroes. Negroes abound, but mud
Co,h much more abound. The streets certain
n have not been cleaned since the " rackera-
ron - ethiopian Doric for "e~vacuation J,
and. ] opinc, not for years before. According
r.. not only the sidewalks are filthy, but Inc
i,,tsrs are marked with the sacred soil atont
.a hirh asit might hc supposed the mud would
b.. thrown by carriage wheels or rubbed In by
da>ty ~lOairrS, and the traces are rs distinct at
III. height a. the marks left on the rocks by
the subsistence of the last treshet.-Lhe IN
+ g4t5ryr. ,JyuTRIi.
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\ ToRxADo.-A heavy storm-a regular tor
nado-occurred on the Mobile and Ohio rail
road, in the neiGhborhood OF Humboldt, on the
Goth mtimo. Houses were blown down, trees
were torn up by the roots, and other indica-
tions of its violence everywhere a~bouuded.
One large tree fell across 4 train, badly smash
ing the express car, and burying the mcs*en-
ger, Mr.. Giddy Gee, among the ruins, alive.
We are happy TO state, however, that hc was
rescued from his prison with no other damage
Than n few cratcncs.-.N0bii Tribune.
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: Nor 4 CITIZEN or THE UNITED SrATEs.-onc
day during the present term of our Circuit
Court, friend G. was drawn rs 4 juryman III u
capital case. Judge Bugbee put the usual
questions TO him. When he asked him if he
was n ~"citizen of the United States he re-
piled, ono" and added, "now Judge, YOU
know Alabama is not in the Union, and none
of us are citizens of the United States" This
created quite a laugh in court. Our friend
was not joking he was in sober earnest. and
still contends that he is not Il citizen Of the
United States, but of a "c1m4ue'edp ~r0oiDcs.' -
NOutgDmery (Ald.) Lsdger.
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TROUBLE IN OvERToS COUNTY BETWEEN
REBELS AND UNION MES.-A gentleman from
Ovcr,on county gives us the particulars of a
difficulty between four or five returned rebels
and rs many late Union soldiers. 1t appear
from the statement of the gentleman in ques-
ton that ever since the return Of these par.
ties-and they both reached home 1T about the
same timc-there has been q fcud existing be-
tween them, and on Thursday last II culmi-
mated in Il fight, in which = Mr.. Whitlock
n Union man, and \ Mr.. Barr, arcturned rebel,
received slight wounds from pi&tols.-NaSh.
..lLr I,f.-
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY Might before last.
about : o'clock, three men, who had been IL
the city on business, and who resided ABOUT
sixteen miles out, were on their return home,
when they were met about ten miles from the
CITY by two rutlianS, who demanded their
money. They refused TO grant this modest re
quest. however, and q slight skirmlsh WITH
pistols ensucd, when the robbers fled INTO the
woodS.-NtSLriHt Eajon.
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WEgsTrR's DIcTIoSARY The Copperheaas
are enraged at Webster's Dictionary. Inc
latest edition contains the following denhi-
Ao4 "Coppcrhead-a Northern syInPalh1TrIr
Win Southern rebellion - fqciGe"oe Journal
The principal objection 10 Webster's Dictioh-
afy In this part of the world-where the --latest
clifton" has scarcely obtained apurchaser-is'
aai IL il 4 dictionary OF Noah Webster's patols
fa'ier than of the English language.
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Arrival OF the Canada-Correspondence Rela-
tive 10 the Shenandoah-A Fenian Sentenced
London Money Market, &e.
HALIFAX, January 9.-The steamship Cana
da, from Liverpool 23d ultimo and Queens
town oath, has arrived.
The Stock Exchange and all the markets
were closed on the 23d, that day being observed
rs a Christmas holiday.
A correspondence between Minister Adams
and the Earl of Clarendon is published. The
former suggested that when the Shenandoah
arrived at Liverpool the British Government
shonld have taken some action regarding the
crew. Earl Clarendon says there was nothing
10 Justify such action, unless against such Of
the crew Us were British subjects. he also
saws il was known that the crew were al To-
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7 UMBER-YARD, &C., FOR RENT
o on the opposite side Of the street, we pro r:tJ
pose to rent out the. YARD now occupied ~.
us, on the eastern side Of Fifteenth street. 1t fronts
one hundred and forty three feet on Fifteenth
street, and runs back one hundred and thirty-touI
feet, TO the old Gas-Works lot. and has on il FOUR
FRAMED BUILDINGS, one OF them having six
rooms. RAGLAND & CO.,
Lumber Dealers, Fifteenth street,
ia s-Gt% between Cary and Dock.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c,


UATE JAMEs WOOUHUrSE Io.,D
BOOKSELLERS AND STATlONERS,
GOVERNOR STEEET. NEAR MAIN,
BIBLFS \ ~TE>TAMENTS. from the pIaincst
and cheapest TO the finest made varions sizes and
styles of binding English and American editions.
PRAYER BOOKS, If various siIes and styles Of
binding PRESBYTERIAN PSALMS and HYMNS;
METHODIST HYMN BOukS-Southern BAPIl>T
Observation-Disclosures. They have a supply of
PLAIN IBLES and TE>TAMENTS, published by.
the American Bible Society, which they VII fur
nish gratuitou,ly TO reliable persons for dIH,rlbu-
ton. or to those unable to purchase. ia ~
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New YORK, January 9.-Flour has declined
lod25c. Wheat, 2@4c. Corn, 1. Beef quiet
Pork firm. Whisky steady. Cotton declineo
lG2c. Sugar steady. Coffee firm MAYA
stores dull. Gold, 1851.
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MILITARY 10 BE REaovnD.-It is reported
II military are TO leave fredericksburg.
Whether others lake their place Is not-in the
'eAor .-N.g Era.
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GrSrEAL CRAWFORD, or TEXAS, 4 FORMER
INNATE oF ruG NtHGISIA PESIrESrIAhI.-lhe
t,ru"ral X. Clay Crawford who is reported 10
b., Il, Brownsville, Texas, with his Chlef OF
sal. toiuEr! A. +. Reed. raising an Amer
en- division for Mexico. j. a citizen OF len
le>-,r, who was, about Il year or eighteen
months ago. dismissed the service by court
martial upon charges of stealing money from
Il hank in Rogcrsville, Tenn. He was some
yaar~ ago ~ West Point ~ q cadet was DIS
Kissed after two years study subsequently
went 10 Nicaragua with Walker, and about
the outbreak Of the late war was IN the ' IT.
CANA penitrntiary for some offence. IL" WaSa
r~artain Of a battery OF artillery in the Union
ry..r. fraudulcntly secured a mrstcr-in as
colonel Of the regiment, and heid
appointments as colonel OF that regiment ana
also u Il cOlored regiment, 10 neither OF winch
IL was mustered up 10 the time OF ms QlS-
ml,sal. His Chief of Staff was lieutenant
colonel Of a colored regiment, and was dis
.a.s,ed some time last summer by court-mar-
ral tor Il cross offence. 1t is not believed by
those qualified to Judge, that Crawford or
hr.i have recruited Il single man.-C0rTe-
sa4ti.ace .Nt0 York TriJ,nt.
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FOR RENT.

~~g-r-
NOR RENT, the BRICK DWELL
Il ING on the southwest corner Of Clay and -
Monroe streets, containing seven rooms and 1..bf
several closets, with KITCHEN containing In.
i've rooms also, STABLE, SMokE-HouSE, and
WATER in the yard. There Is also a VACANT
~ adjoining the above, and fronting on Clay
street about sixty feet, which can be leased by APP
DIyjng to L. ID. EAClIO,
Real Estate Agent, Fourteenth street,
ia s-3t* between Main and Franklin
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
ksrrxJr COMMITTEE.

rr- committee oa Reconstruction nave
- hat the psrmbgr. shall I've bound TO keep
>r..r.uous Of The committee secret. The
',n,''.s,ra Will meet again on Tuesday next,
-..,...F Ka1,nru AND TuT CHIEF JUSTICE.
Thor. Is not a particle Of foundation for the
-'.vt shat chief Justice Chase asked for the
..-,rsrv If Young kctchum. He has neither
>m~.s..t. directly or indirectly, any wish III
~ premises.
-,a@n~g.~ ~ TIRE TENNESSEE DELEGATION.
Tia .rpniutmcut OF a subcommittee ycster-
.G.1 l.. tUe Joint Committee on ReconStruc-
..r.. consisting Of two members of the Senate
.a8 ca.pI the House Of Representatives, 10
.u0.Hfao tho President Of the United States,
B., regarded Is very significant of the intention
a.. tu4t committee with reference 10 the ad-
r..~,.ou IT the Tennessee delegation. I'll" fact
is -r,.lE ing general CommCn this evening, and
4. Is no doubted but that early IN the coming
week .hr Representatives from Tennessee, 1T
least. win u" admitted to their seats in Con-
ross. The President il exceedingly anxious
.a4t ta> should be done.
FRAUD On THE c. :. A.
When lei. Davis and Reagan, rebel post.
u1>erT-ggurra were captured there was found
upom the latter person some sixty thousand
collars 81 bills of exchange on the Roths-
s.ftD~. drawn by Trenholm. secretary OF the
-#.~f rs. These, together with some others,
&. ...oHnt upwards of one hundred thousand
s.. were sent 10 our consular agent At
#.s Ing collection. They have recently
.... @au.lrd 10y him 10 the Secretary Of the
.s...4Ey with as endorsement ON the back by
.. ...~e d.. Rutnsrhild that there were no
....- tn rHu.t IN ~. II is alleged by persons
..n N.arv that there We're plenty OF funds
e.. Line utlI> were drawn, but by some means
81. 3. her t.ny have been spirited away.-COr
... .s.E,.s Ast0 lolk worn.
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book AND JOB PRINTING.
Is GARY L CLEMMlTT. GOVERNOR OR THIK-
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN,
are prepared, with the best material, superior
workmen, steam aud binding facilities, to execute
any work that may be entrusted to their charge.
~ q. w. GARY,
lately on Fourteenth street.
w. II. CLEMMirT,
formerly on corner Main and Twelfth streets.
Mr.. MACpARLAsR, late OF the firm OF Maeiariano
& Ferguson, solieits his old friends 10 give MN 2
call at the above establishments, ii they wLsn W.
done neatly and promptly. JAZZ
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ESTABLISHED lS37.-JOHN MUIR
II PLY x co, P~uBLISHERS, B00kSELLEES,
RETAIL DEALERS IN SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK
BOOKS, PAPER, STATIONERY, &c, l&2 BALTI-
MORE STREET, BALTIMORE. o
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING, in superior styles, at low prices.
Particular attention given to RAILROAD and
COMMERCIAL PRINTING, FINE WORK FOR
Extensive facilities, combined with upwards of
twenty-five years experience, enables them TO Of
fer superior advantages in the execution OF this
class Of work.
BLANK BOOKS of every description made to
order in superior styles.
de CJ-lmA
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r p. BELL & CO., Wholesale
~ AND RETAIL DEALERS IN. NEWSPAPERS,
PERIODICALS, MAGAZINES, SCnQol.bQokS
STATIONERY, &c, Nos. 81 AND 90 MARkLf
STREET, LYECHBURG. de l5-lm
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GREAT BARGAINS

MEssRs. LOEB BROTHERS,
grateful for the very extensive patronage already
extended to them, beg leave 10 renew their assu-
RANGES to the public Of Richmond and vicinity that
they are
DETERMINED NOT TO BE OUTDONE
in the presentation of unprecedented bargains in
all the goods in their line, of which they have con-
stantly on hand
THE GREATEST VARIETY,
THE NEWEST STYLES AND FASHIONS,
THE MOST DESIRABLE FABRICS,
which it will be their aim to sell at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES,
and s~fording golden opportunities to the public
AND ONLY A LIVING PROFIT
TO themselves.
They are now receiving direct from the besthouses
OF EUROPEAN MANUFACTURERS
very choice and well selected assortment of
FANCY BEAVER AND ENGLISH PILOT CLOTHS,
irritable for
OVEPCOATs and WINTER CLOTHING OF ALL
KINDS,
to which particular attention is invited at the
RICHMOND CLOTHING BAZAAR,
No. 10 MAIN STREET.
de Its
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TOR RENT, a STORE on Franklin
l. street, near tic First Market. Applyt to IA
J. f.. kEESEE, .!r
de 30-ts City Hall. ~
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TALL & HUTCHINSON,
IL IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF
NOTIONS AND WHITE GOODS,
at the old stand of
THOMAS, HUGHES & CALDWELL,
No. 7 Fourteenth street, between Main ana cary,
RICHMOND, VA.
The subscribers have formed a co-partnership, as
above, and are now prepared to exhibit
A WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS,
purchased from
FIRST HANDS, FOR CASH,
and will be pleased TO serve their old friends and
the trade generally.
JOHN w. HALL,
formerly Of Thomas, Hughes * Caldwell.
EDGAR s. HUTCHINSON,
formerly of McYeigh, Howard &Co.,
do Its Lynckburg, Va.
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EOR NENT.-TWO FURNISHED
u ROOMS for rcnt-northyest corner or NA
CON and BYRD STREETS. '.;si
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F9RM OF PROXY.
Know all men by these presents, That tho sub
scriber, being stakeholder IN the Ia
point -, true and lawful attorney and proxy. TO
represent each Of rs in all general meetings. OF the
st6ckholders of said Company held within SIX
NOT personally present or represented by come
other proxy, with full power and authority, al
such general meetings, TO give such vote or votes,
give or do as . inember OF said meetingsif we Were
personally present and we do hereby raniy and
attorney NAV lawfully give or do Tor US In pnfsa'
ance ofthe authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness hand and seal ms DAY o.
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