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OPPIcE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD Cox'Y,1 r
RICHMOND, January I, lses.
rHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ RoADaLAnD n.IaA - r REGElxEO a IN PAYAEsT OF
tion Of the act passed March !, 1857, "to provide
from the waters Of the Uhesapeake to the Ohio
river" authorizes the Virginia Central Railroad
Company to contract with the Covington and Ohio
Railroad cewnissionsrs for the eonstsnstion S Of
and In the event such contract be made, It ah all
thereafter be known as the Chesapeake and ohio
Railrosd ComPsny and be. be entitled Mt M ~ 70 all the
and Ohio Railroad Company by this act
The ninth section Of the above. mentioned act
gives to the Chesapeake and Ohio katlrnad Com
pa9y the night to receive land In payment OF SUBJ
On the soth day Of November ultimo the Viz
ginia Central Railroad ompany entered into q
contract to construct the Covington and Ohio rail-
road upon condition that $4,000 600 Of stock was
Now, therefore, this is to give notice that am
SUBSCRIPTIONS Of STOCK PAYABLs IN
the same preferred. with eight per cent. divt-
dend, as soon as the road Is completed to the uhio
river.
l will, receive application for subscription to
peske and ohio railroad, payable In lands, along
the line Of ANY Of the railroads In Virginia;
Parties who propose to subscribe land Will be
expected. in every case, to furnish at their Own
that the title is good the price to be agreed upon
assessed value OF 1860.
The ultimate value Of the stock OF the Chesa.
peake and Ohio Railroad Company may bs sstt-
mated from the receipts Of the northern lines.
Last year the receipts Of the Pennsylvania Gem
tral, 4s8 miles, were $l6 5s3, ,SS3 the New York
Central, 45s miles, $i4,Ss'.7ss. pour.1rr
President Virginia Central Railroad Company.
ia Aim
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Sun sets. High tide, A. M M..... 720
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY II. 1858.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cbandise and passengers, J.. b. Tntum.
Schooner J. II. Lockwood Sherrett, New York,
merchandise, to captain.
SAILED.
Steamer Albemarle, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, s. Ayres Co.
Steamer Ellie knight, Travers, Baltimore, mer-
chandiss and passengers, d. u W. CuTrie.
BELOW.
The captain of the steamer John Sylvester re-
ports, January 1lth: Wind southwest at s.. II I.
in Hampton hoads, blowing fre.h three large
loaded schooners off Hog Island, bound up !;
stsamtug &. ludlow at City Point three loaded
schooners off City Point, bound up.
Schooner J. b Hand and schooner Mail, coal
loaded, from Philadelphia for Richmond are de-
tanned at Drewrys Bluff on account OF the strong
current. They are expected up early to. day.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Daniel Brittian, Springs, cleared from
Philadelphia for Richmond on the 10th.
Schooner Mary, Larkin, hence, arrived at Nor
folk on the 1lth
Schooner Independence. -, cleared from Nor
folk for hict mond on the 1Ith.
Schooner Albert Mason, Ma.on, from Hew 7 ork,
arrived at City Point on the nth.
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ANOTHER Story OF GUILT AND DEATH..-
It is our lot to record another of those sad
cases over which the tender-hearted weep
and the pious lift their hands in horror.
The facts are communicated by the physi-
clan under whose professional supervision
the incident occurred:
About three weeks ago lovely girl,
scarcely more than twenty years of age,
arrived in Richmond by the Central rail-
road, and sought lodgings in the house of
poor woman living on Cary street. It
was soon discovered that she was encie'ate,
and in few days afterwards she gave birth
to fine twins, one of whom was still born.
An old negress attended her during her
sickness, and the patient finding that her
strength was rapidly failing beneath in
competent treatment, called in physi-
clan, whose reputation for professional
skill and deeds of charity are equally well
known. He was soon convinced that the
case was hopeless, and hesitated not to tell
her so.
Realizing at length that death was i'm
minent, the poor girl sent for Catholic
priest. With the venerable minister and
the kind physician at her bedside, as a dy-
iuE WOlunu ouC ulo0C q Iu1l SOuiCSoloh VI
her guilt, and rehesrsed the circumstances
which led to her present situation. Her
name was Mary Loring. Until few short
months ago she had resided in the bosom
of her family-her home not many miles
from Richmond, leading happy and vir-
tuous life. The tempter-the devil-en-
tered the garden in the form of a brother
in-law, who hesitated not to sacrifice the
lovely girl upon the altar of his passion.
She fell. Her life was now but misery,
deepened by the consciousness of damning
sin. After dragging out many weary
day in the companionship of those who
loved her, home was forsaken, and she
came here. Medicine taken under evil
advisement to prevent the inevitable re-
suit but enfeebled her frame and destroy
ed her health. Here she was.
The poor girl fingered but two or three
days after her confession. On Saturday
last the bell of st. Peters cathedral tolled
a solemn knell as the single cab followed
her coffin to the burying-ground.
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Mr.. O'BRIEN's BENEFIT.-Mr. Matt
O'Brien, it will be seen, has accepted the
inplimentary benefit rendered him, and
has fixed Friday night to give his concert.
He will appear in some of his richest cha
racters, and will sing some of his best songs,
and the entertainment will be one we'll
worth attending.
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BUTLER ExpEcTEp.-The Loyal League
of Richmond has for some weeks past been
in a state Of excitement about the e1-
pected arrival of General B. f. Butler,
who was to give the loyal a few words OF
instruction and encouragement prepare,
tory to the opening of the Presidential
campaign. He did not come last week,
and now we are informed by one VINO
ought to know that he will reach Rlch-
mond to-day; in which case he WILL ao-
dress the people tonight.
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Lost, St.a,yed, eaad Nossa,d.

TAKE NOTICE.-Application will be
l. made to the Second Auditor for the State OF
Virginia to re-. issue the following CERTIFICATES
OF STATE STOCK, standing in the name Of Hector
Bows, commissioner in the suit Of Bowe's guar
dian vS. Bowe, DC. in Circuit Court Of Hanover,
tintsrest to be paid to the legally qualified guar
dian Of infants), viz:
Certificate No. i,4as under act Of 22d arch, 1885,
general loans for 81 40.
Csrtnc.te No 1851, under act of 22d March, 1850,
general loaus, for $25o.
Gert fcste No. I4ss, under act OF 22d March, 1885,
general loans for $780,
Certificate No. Sal, nnder act Of 9th March, 1887,
Richmond and Danvills Railroad Company, for
5000.
Certificate No l, 900 under act OF lst March, ls47,
Richmond and Danvtlle Railroad Company, for
300
the name OF Hector Bows, guardian OF the chill
dren of Albert G.. Bowe-v1z.:
Certificate No. 1872, under act Of 21st March,
1887, for $780, All OF which have been lost.
JOHN w. BOWIE,
One of the children Of q. g. Bowe, deceased.
"A 3oyr
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CASES IN BANKRUPTCY.-The following
persons have been declared bankrupts on
their own petitions since our last report j:
William Ferehee, Of Norfolk county {;
William 7. Bell, of Norfolk G. R. Shep-
pard, of Buckingham and Thomas T. Pet
tus, of Mecklenburg.
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r OST VIRGINIA STATE STOCK
IL TAKE NOTICE Application will be made
to the Second Auditor for the State Of Virginia to
REISSUE the following certificates of State stock
standing In the name Of Hector Bowe-viz.: Ger.
tifcate No l,l23 under act OF 22d March, 1884, for
1900 certificate No. 27O under act of sth March,
lsa7, for $500 certificate No. S, loan No. rs, for
$500 certificate No. a3s, loan No. 80. for $500 /;
which have been lost. &. VAUGHAN,
Administrator Of Hector Bowe, deceased.
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HOG THIEVES ARREsTED.-Captain W..
T. Bibb arrested Saturday afternoon two
negro boys named respectively Newton
Taylor and Charles Robinson, charged
with stealing hog from Charles Jones.
The hog weighed at least 200 pounds, but
the chaps had just sold it to a butcher for
nine dollars, when they were arrested and
committed to the cells.
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ROBBERY OF CLoTHING.-The sleeping
apartment Of Mr.. George P. Ball, in the
rear of J. G. Page, Jr.'s shoe store, was
entered on Friday night, and about sl25
worth of wearing apparel taken therefrom.
No arrests have as yet been made.
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AXctSO71 Sales THIS -DGaj.

SAMPSON JONES, JR. s. co. will sell at
half-past 10 o'clock large and we'll
assorted stock of groceries, wines, and
liquors.
SMITH s. HUGHES will sell at 1884 Main
street, commencing ut 10 A. NJ, furniture,
dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, &c.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN shall apply to the Circuit Court Of the city
Of Richmond, at Its next term, to transfer to me
all tn 9 money and property belonging to my ward,
Belle Chevallie, under the control OF that court,
arising from the sale OF certain real estate.
ANNA g. CHEVALLIE,
Guardian of Belle Chevallie.
stratford, Conn.,, December 20, 1857.
de 23-M4w
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A NEW MOVE AMONG THE Sons OF TEN
pERANcE.-At meeting of the committee
composed of three members from each OF
the Divisions in Richmond, held at the city
water works on Friday night, steps were
taken for the formation Of a Central
Committee of Sons of Temperance. Ills
proposed, if the resolutions recommended
are ratified, that the committee take un-
der consideration measures to arouse IN
terest in the Order, to secure fuller at
tendance of the members, to organize new
and strengthen weak Divisions, and to Sc
cure uniformity of action among those re-
presented in the committee. The subject
will be brought before the Divisions this
week for ratification or rejection.
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WRIT OF ERRoR.-In the case of DR..
George ". Semple, whose property was
libelled in the United States District
Court in 1863 and conGscated, writ OF
error has been granted by Chief Justice
Chase, returnable at the spring term of
the United States Circuit Court in this
CITY
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CO7afect60nea'6eS.

PREMIUM CANDIES.-We claim to
IL manufacture the BEST CANDIES made IN the
United States for WHOLESALE PURPOSES. we
don't make one kind for our Jars for show and an,
warranted. We have numerous premiums, award :
ed before the war by the Mechanics Institute Fairs
orshIe mention for northern candies, French so
called. We sell them as low as the Yankee can
dies. and warrant th en- much better
N''0' LOUIS J. BOsSIEUX,
ies No. l4l2 Main street.
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DR.. SAMsoN's LEcTUREs.-This distin-
guished gentleman gives the second of his
series of lectures at the Second Baptist
church tonight. The subject selected is
"Greece." Tomorrow night, "Italy."
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2itl1mond 1ispattll.
MONDAY............,.JANUARY 13, 1868.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS
PATCH " rs LARGER THAN THE COM
BiNED CIRCULATION OF ALI. THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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In THE HANDS OF THE PoLIcE.-A bay
horse, supposed to have been stolen, fifteen
and half hands high, with small blaze
in his face, a white hind foot, and marks Of
harness on his sides.
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NEW GOODS! NEW PRICEs!!
N JULIUS MEYER,
No. .s27 BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND sIzIH.
Opening this day G large supply OF NEW GOODS.
k.4 BLRACHED COTTON ct t25c.
BALMURAL SKIRTS at $l. .25 worth $2;
BROWN and BLEACaED SHEETlNGS at lowest
New York prices;
WHITE FLANNEL at 30c. worth S0c.
RED and GRAY FthNNELe, all qualities
EUCKABACK TOWELS at 81 and 80, worth ~
Rich and Elegant DRESS GOODS.
BI.RRITZ and EMPRESS CLOTHS,
silk-warp and Alexander POPL1Ns,
MEEIN OS at astonishingly low prices;
Rich PLAIDS and ALPACAS, all colors;
Handsome DELaINE ES at Zoe.
SHhWLS! SHAWLS
Rich Brcche and Cashmere SHAWLS,
Plaid SHAWLS Of every variety.
CASSIMbhES AND CLOTHS.
Nv stock of CASSIMERgS and CLOTHS Is very
Black and Golored CLoAKfNG, all grades;
Fine CsSSIN ETS at Soc. worth 75c.
Beautiful CARPETS at 7sc.;
CALICnES at l2sc.;
Also, Jorvin's and Empress KID GLOVES, for
ladies and gentlemen-Bismarck and other
colors
Elegant 1o,I All-wool BLANKETS at SIS.
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BURGLARY.-At late hour OF Friday
night the tailoring establishment of W.
G. Gary, on Franklin street, was entered
by burglars, who, after securing six pairs
of pants, two vests, two coats, and other
articles, made off with their booty.
Detective O'Dwyer obtained clue to
the guilty parties, and before Saturday
night they were arrested and locked up
for a hearing. They gave their names as
John Brown and Edward Liggon, negroes
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BAGBY's PAPER.-Turner sends us the
Native Virginian every week. Everybody
reads the letters of Mozis Addums on the
Advenchers Of Leckcherer."
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BYA STRANGE MISTAKE it was stated in
Saturday mornings Dispatch that the to,
bacco factory Of "Hodgson & Estes hao
been seized By the United States marshal.
It should have read-the factory Of Hicks
& Crosby.
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IT OST SCRIP.-A CERTIFICATE for
IL one share OF stock in the Richmond and Liver
pool Packet Company, standing In our name, has
been lost Application will be made for re-
newar of the same. CRkNSHAW & co.
do Q-M2m
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u~FJG IS EIETIES

u-PIG V''S v 4 RI ETI ES S.
VIRGINIA HALL,
Si-.n stree; between Main and Franklin,
r-s,It.G - t'.......... a..
S,sra ,rausurarion, with the largest and most
.WEHEUL COMPANY OF STERLING ARTISTS.
New candidates for pAbiic favor
Ne have tho best Danseuses. Vocal!s,s, Come
....rss. and Ethiopian Delinea.ors, ever assem-
..ss C.dsr one management.
Last week OF the
JAT.PANEED- KNEES.
SCBSHS FROM THE BLACK CSOoh.
polite and attentive wafer boys. No minors sc-
I'D
>,.;c, order will be observed.
Doors open st q quarter 10 o'clock; m.rth TO
tanigence al quarter 10 O'Clock.
Tho choicest Wines, Liquors, and Cigars always
- Eard 10 s-lw*
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-,sxo Lectures will be illustrated by large and
.,-,,,,l MAO o. Europe, views OF architecture,
,s-.ous Costumes Of the country, including
....t the Greek Court, the Albanian or suiiote
...s &c and vii! be beth interesting and in
-, jalS-2t
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SjOueS, TS3a2C0Te, &c.
UF0CIcery and GLASSWARE.

! / CTION GOODS
At Low PRICES.
BUTLER / SON
--'' Low open large stock Of
CHINA, QUEENsWARE, and GLASS,
.''s-'.y purchased at auction and Of their own
.-fofiat.on at very low figures, and which they
o-st 10 the public At
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
-. Z. 1907 Main street.
tol5-sm BUTLER & son.
-. EEsLLose, isse OF w. GIBSON, OF
{ if&tEE, GLASS, AND
RARTHgNWARE.
KELLOGG l. GISsog.
Itl7 Main street.
- aags larga and complete stock O. goods In
y: HE, watch we ere selling st very low pris ss
=. .aaeI and Tes Sets, In grect variety;
ro.lst Sets,
.t' >nd presssd Glassware, LA,1Es
wEltsrs, Refrigerator
"Aler-Coosfs, "
a'y@t ice- Pitchers
t%',- Cutlery, siiverplstsd Was<,
y!ee'Cn0su, &c., go.
toi Ecod goods I'D low prices call at
:" KELLOGG b G1BSOu's.
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Wants.

WTANTED, by married gentleman,
w a SITUATION AS BOOK-KEEPER, who Is
thoroughly acquainted with all the branches Of
book Keeping and accounts, or as salesman or su-
perintendentin in some wholesale grocery and COM
mission house. Satisfactory references given.
address - NJ, post-otice box 5l8 Richmond.
ia
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vIGRLY IMPORTA- r!
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
CLOSING OUT
AT AND BELOW COST,

Contemplating change in the business have
determined to sell Off my entire stock OF FALL and
WINTE2 GOODS, which ia very complete in all
branches. REGARDLESS OF COST.
call and examination from those in want will
satisfy them that am not merely advertising to,
but really am selling
AT AND BELOW COST.
ISAAC HUTZLEE,
NJ Ut
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Latnnber, &c.

r UMBER.-J. a. BELVIN. Broad
~ street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets, has always on hand Lumber OF every de-
ecriphon, which he sells wholesale or retail at the
lowest market rates. de M--3m
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WANTED, FIFTY GOOD WOOD
w CUTTERS TO cut wood at Clareuont. Price,
seventy-fye cents per cord.
WILLIAM ALLEN.
CIaRgHOST. January g. 1868 Ia list
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The GYMNAsIUM.-The Gymnasium
building has been completed and fitted up,
and WILL be open for subscribers to-day.
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OUTRAGE.-Last Friday evening about
dusk, as some little boys were returning
home near the old Fair Grounds, United
States soldier passed them, jerking of the
hat of one. The boys endeavored to re-
cover the hat, when the soldier drew a
knife and stabbed the smallest of the
party IA son of Mr.. Jacobs), inficting o
severe and painful wound. The little tel-
low was carried into house near by,
where medical assistance was rendered by
DR.. Dickinson. Though almost fainting
from loss of blood and pain, the little
fellow seemed to burn with feelings of re-
taliation to the inhuman creature who
had attacked and thus brutally used him.
Cannot something be done to prevent such
inhuman outrages?
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Cn?Deti?egs, Furniture, dc.

TrHrAP FURNITURE, consisting Of
4 WAEuROBES, BUREAUS,
WAsHSTANnS, BEDSTEADs.
HAik, SHUCk, snd HAlH ANH shulh
MATTRESSES,
CH.IYS, LOUNGES. SOFAS,
TABLES. TIN sAFRS.
- GARNET FUkNlTURE IN general, for safe
= for ca.h. ,
..;.ii!ug done AZ reasonable rates.
C. II. kJOEES. No. south Tenth.
-. M.twann n ain Gnd Eary streets.
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..vn,y ,xp TUESDAY EVENINGS, JANUARY
18Th AND lirH, AT y O'CLOCK.
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RICHMOND, January 0, 1865.

RICHMOND, January Q, 1865.
Matt. O'Brien, Esq.,:
Dear Sir.-The undersigned, q few of your
friends. learning Of your intention to leave our
city, and remembering with sense of gratitude
the readiness with which You have always re-
sponded to tt call of the community for your
services In the behalf Of sll charitable objects,
appreciatng also your ability and talent desire to
extend to you in parting Substantial token OF our
esteem, and to join in complimentary benefit to
one whose generosity and courtesy has made him
dear to Us, and friend to all who, like ourselves
have enjoyed your genial wit and gentlemanly
humor. Respectfully,
J. F. Resnault, William English,
N. A. Sturdtvant, J. . hern,
J ohm Dooley, 4. Bargamin,
James Grant, Frank kiley,
Jonah White, K. Cabell,
H. A. Hamilton, #. Evans,
J. w. Davies Sons, Millward Brothers,
Thomas Rourke, J. Moore,
James P. Cowardin, G.. Ball,
H w. Lubbock, J. =. Dickinson,
J. D. Redford, G. Fitzpatrick.
RICHMOND, VA, January S, 1888.
NeSsrS. John F. RegnnuU. ". 4. Sturdiudnt
John DooteH and others:
Gentlemen. Your favor Of the 9Th instant has
been handed me. Deeply sensible OF the kind
feelings which prompted the communication, and
highly apprsciating the compliment 1t contains,
! beg leave TO name FRIDAY, January II, 1868, as
the day, and the theatre SIS the place, on which,
If agreeable to YOU the concert shall take place
ming ed with regret, of singing a farewell song
to my friends in Richmond
Very truly yours.
MATT. O'BRIEy.
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HENRICo COUNTY AND THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RA1LRoAD.-The magistrates of
Henrico county-a full bench-assembled
at the courthouse on Saturday to consider
the propriety Of opening the polls upon
the question Of subscription to the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad.
Addresses were delivered by Colonel
Fontaine, ). B. Young, Esq, Franklin
Stearns, and Colonel Spalding after which
the magistrates unanimously resolved to
open the polls. The necessary orders will
be issued by the court to-day.
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TX GASES LONDON DOCK
Asb RRANDY 20 scases ISABELLA BRANDY
on consignment and for sale low b.
jalo - PALMER, HABTBOOk Il 90.
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WANTED, a WOMAN WHO CAN
w COOK and MILK, and another who Is a
HGUSE-SBRVANT and WASHER. Also, good
FARM HAND, to 90 to the mountains Permanent
employment. None but those well recommended
need apply. Apply at this Office. jas
w a N T E D, a SITUATION by
w MAN thoroughly acquainted with all the
branches of book. keeping and accounting; also
and Music. References exchanged II required.
Address JULIUS l.. BULCKES,
ia 7-ot* post Office box 275. Charleston, 8. C..
WANTED, by young lady, Virs
TIoN as teacher either in public school or pri.
vate family. She is competent to teach the Eng
lish branches generally, with French. and Music
applicants Will state salary Immediately. Re-
ferences, with experience, given. Address &C.
P. O., Talcot post-ofice, Charlotte county, Va.
la 3-2w
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Marine InteJEjge92ce.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY Il, 1888.
un risB...........T.l0 Moon rises. 0 42
un sets. s.............4.50 so High tide, A. .... 720
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MAYORS CouRT.-Recorder Regnault
presided on Saturday, and disposed of the
following:
Robert Chistian (mulatto), charged with
assaultiDg and beating bis mother, was dis
charged.
Adeline Christian (negro), for being
drunk and disorderly, was sent to jail for
sixty days.
Stanly Meekins (negro), charged with
stealing coat and pair Of pants from
George Harris (negro), was sent to the
Hastings Court for Indictment, and COM
nitted in default Of securely.
Isaac Cephas Qittle negro), charged with
stealing a turkey, was set back.
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.-c-gCT- MONDAY MORT" GHEECB."
s-s7zcT TUESDAY NIGHT" ITALY"