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TOR CAPE MAY VIA WEST JERSEY RAIL.
i9Ss 9s hAKKET street Copper
Trains leave ss follows for Cape May " -''''
M Cape MaSy Nay Fssssnss4 FFPsesS agS 2
- RET uK&iNG Leave oAPE fsLAND.~ ~
$50 A. M, Morning Mail, due at 1905 A, NJ
sSG Cape pei %ssy syss hSpIesS due ct
' b:I0 r. NJ Excursion Tickets Is oapS ASiano at
MAY 5ss1 GaSe 1ssnd isHas at | Camden % daily at
Computation Tickets between Philadelphia and
annual ficke!s SS ousrtery Tickets, $50 for sale
ct the office Of the Company in Camden, N. J.
cheannt street under the Hoe SU %hs2s s
called snd checked At residences BY the unios Ss
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES.
For Bridgeton, salem N Millyile, Yineland, and In.
Eor Cape May, 800 A. M and 8 is T. M:
aaS sae% rfn a. S %
Commntaton Checks between Philadelphia and all
''' WILLIAM j. sEwELL, Superintendent.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Trains aims Sstwaaq %AsNlkSToN NS "a AD p EBATI
no" run '' i0ii0Tsj FOR sifiN BALTIMORE.
NJ. ana 200 sSd 9 and s55 Mwro,+@ "H" -''O r
Leave daily, except Sunday, at70O A. M, and 400
Fur f1n WAY STATION SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
:, Leave at Is and ZOO A. NJ, and at 200 ana 4Ss
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at 700 A, NJ and 4'3O L. M. No trains Ito oY
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave at 745 A. M, and 4's0 and S'45 p. NJ,
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave at 745 A. NJ, and 4'8O and 8'45 p NJ.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
LeaVe aaiy, except Saturday and Sunday, at 715 A.
On Saturday at 745 A. NJ. and 2'SO p M.
On Sunday at 4'80 and 845 p M. only connecting a,
Relay Station with trains from Baltimore to Wheel
Ing, Parkersburg, etc,
Through Tickets to the West can be had at the
Washington Station Ticket Office. all hours In the
day as well At the new Office OF the BaRkers and
Brokers TelegI aph Line, No. 348 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
VertBement of "Through Line"
]. L. WILSON, Master of Transportation,
j.. NJ. COLE, General Ticke Agent.
225tJ GEORGE S. KOONTZ, Agent Washington.
nREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
II ALL POINTS NORTH ard EAST. and for all
Stations on Camden and Amboy and OOnnectinE
Railroads. frola Walnut street wharf
INCREASED DESPATOHs
Freight for all way points on the Camden and
AmbOy, Freehold and Jamesburg, and Burlington
For Trenton, Princeton. Kingston, Rocky Hill. and
ali points on the New jersey and BelvideIs Rail
roads, forwarded at 2H p. M,
For New York lat IL, 2H, and r. M:
Freight received from A. NJ. TO 9 Z. M
slip memorandum, specifying the marks Ano
numbers, shippers and conSgnees must In every In
stance bs sent with each load OF goods;
No. 22s 8. Delaware Avenue.
PhiiAdelphin
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Enr fnrt6er info rmation apply to
Hoh '"A' JOHE O. ALLEN, Ticket Agent,
MO. 90l CHE5NUT Street.
No. ll6 MARKET street.
SAMUEL II. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent NJ the Depot
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will nor as
sumo any risk for baggage. except Tor Wearing Ap-
pRre and limit their responsibility 70 One Hundred
Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding that amount
in value will be at the RISK OF the owner unless taken
by special contract. EDWARD ii. WILLIAMS,
AIS General superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
DHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
Z NohRIsToWN RAILRoAD-TIME TABLE
Leave Phsdepnis 9, g g, 9O5. 10, II, IL A. M. ls
'1 Leave 8, I, $40, Q, 10. IL, II A, NJ,
The ~ Down Train, and S5l and OK Up Trains viii
ON sUNpAYs~
Iesye dermaHtown SS A. NJ. i,,6,s4P. III.
CHEsTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
LeaVs philadelphia 8, s, TO- II, A. NJ, 2 Sz, 6%,7,s
Leave Chestnut Hill 7IO, 8, s4O and lilo A. M. r4O
S4O, $40, $40, $40 and 1910 M.
Leave philadelphia 9A A. M. and JPN.
Leave Chestnut Hin 760 A. NJ l240, s. 40 and GAS
II FOR CoNsHoHoCKEN AND NoRRIsToWN,
Leave Philadelpha g. ~, 8, and llO5 A. NJ. i1' g.
Leave Norristown 64O 7, 7bO, 8, and IL A. NJ III, g.
''1' GA and ~ r. N6jN ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philsds5phie 4 M n aS ssO S ana 29oP NJ
Leave NofriS'YTTonh FOR AANAYUSR. n Sl1U SnS T. @'
Leave Philadelphia 9, X: and llp5 A. nH, 8,
~, bx, 81, %. and iih +. nd: o,< sno,,< =,
2.s'l' O. on and . Z On N SUNDAYS.
Leave PhiIadelphisR az a. NJ. ~ S S5d a n 8 T; M
w. II, WILSON, General superintendent
Depot. NINTH and GREEN Streets.
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RAILROAD LINES.

TNHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
\ PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK, --N'
Tralnn between Washington and New York ara
n9T Eo1, run HHM as toiI3Ts H%f VIE ;;,,,. -.
Leave daily Except Sunday at 745 A. M, 1890 ana
FOR PHILADELPHIA. 't' d.
Leaye aye osly except Sunday at746 and 1915 P. NJ
anu 'O anu T. "io ON SUNDAY.
MeaVe iof new YORK and Philadelphia at Up. M.
sLEEPINs CARS for New York on ~. M. train
Through Tickets to Philadelphia, New York. or
in the day, well the new Office ia the Rankerss
and BrokerB Telegraph Line No. 84s Pennsylyanis
see Balnmore and Ohio Railroad sdSertIaama,,.
ana sGheqIe en noe5Ween washington, Baltimore An
]. 4. WILSON Master OF TRANSPORTATION.
.or., l. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
2z6tI GEO z. kooNIz. Agent. washington.
pHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE CEN
In ,TRAL RAILROAD SUMMER ARRANGE.
MMNI.-On and aIter MONDAY, April Ia, 1855 trains
NUT streeie, West Philad elphia as foilows:-o
7l6 A. NJ ana 4'5O p M, and leave Rising sun at
PIG oI "a and Oxford II A. NJ and leave Oxford at
a Market Train, with Passenger Cars attached.
VIII WI ront0n y UEaSDAHS and FRIDAYS, leaving the
Kennett. P. M; connecting at West Chester juno.
ti9n with ~ ,tb e trsln for Philadelphs;
Leaves Philadelphia at go P, NJ; runs through TO
The train leaving Philadelphia at 7.l5 A. M con.
nects at OXFORD with daily line Of stages for Peach
Bottom, In Lancaster county. Returning. leaves
reach i6 6eS 70 cS1nect ~ Oxford with Afternoon
The atraln leaving Philadelphia at $50 P. M runs
Passengers are allowed to take wearing apparel
only as baggage, and the Company will uot In any
case be responsible for an amount exceeding one
hundred dollars. unless special contract be made
EW General superintendent
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(YEfT THE BEsT-THE HOLY BIBLE-HARD
(J inRs Editions-Family, Pulpit and Pocket Bible
In beautiful styles of Turkey Morocco and antique
bindings. A new edition, arranged for PHOTOGRAPHIC
P'A"'A'@ W VIM w, HARDING, Publisher,
$50; Esi CHEsNUT 5sreet below fouEtA
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pENIsYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

SIJMmER TIME, TAKING EFFECT MAY IL, 1885,
The trains of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
leave the Depot, at THIRTY. FIRST ana MAxK ar
Street the last car connecting with each train
leaving Front ana d MRrket streets thirty minutes
fore ils departure The Chesnut and Walnut streets
cars run Within one square of the Depot.
on Sundays-The Market Street cars leave Front
and Market streets thirtyve minutes before the de-
parture OF each train.
the Ticket office n. w. corner Ninth and Chestnut
streets, and at the depot.
hSenls OF the Union Transfer Company will call
for and deliver baggage at the depot Orders left
Mo 90l Chesnut eet or No. 1l6 Market street. will
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD :
sHMMER TIME TABLE.

l. SUMMER TIME TABLE.
mn ros,vh ana direct route between Philadelphia,
uSLIfiUnre Harrsburg Willlamsport, to the North.
vest, and the Great on Region 90 o. p Penn1syiyana
TT Wa Mr. sI, ,EEPING OARS on ali Night Trains.
~ a1d alter MONDAY, May II, lsee the trains
on the Philadelphia and Erie RAiLEoad VIII run ~
foL0wB-- wEsrwARD,
xru u.n leaves Philadelph A. M
"a sh a. leaves WilllamspOrt.........." $40 4. M.
a, arrives at Erie. 30 r. I'd.
=, ,,,,raea leaves Philadelphia 90 noon
hnle "a leaves Williamson $50 p. IA.
:, % arrives at A, M,
-. ,Eau leaves Phlladelp 500 A. Ia.
GdnlhS leaves williams BpOTt....,......, 629 p M.
~ 80 arrives at Lock HaVen....,.... 1'sb Il. NJ,
leaves 90 A, M
- leaves WilliamBport. ..'.''''''''IOlo r. NJ
arrives at Philadelp phlf.'.'''.'.... 10 A M.
FrIa ExpYeoa leaves ~ r M
leaves Willlannspor 2. ,,..,..,.,., 6'l5 A. M
arrives At Philadelp phla...,,... 500 p. M
Mall and Express connect with OIL Greek and ALE.
Rheny River Eailroad, BRggaRe checked through.
@ ALFRED L. TYLER
III 9enerAl superintendent
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J. VAUGHN MERRICK, WILLIAM H. MKRRIu1x
JOHN u. COPE.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
~ WASHINGTON Sreets.
PHILADELPHIA,
MERRICK d. sons
ENGINEERS AND MACHiNISTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
for Land, River, and Marine Service.
Boilers, GasOmeters, Tanks, Iron Boats, ETC.
gaatings OF all kinds, either iron or brass.
Railroad Stations, etc, y
Retorts and Gas Machinery OF the latest and moss
Every description Of Plantation Machinery, also
Sugar Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Oh
steam Trains. Defecators. Filters, Pumping, I'm
Sole Agents for N. Bnleuxs Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer. ana
Draining Machines. 6302
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional N arinc News see First Pane

For additional N ariae NeVS see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY.
Sun RIs % MOON RIsEs-,,,.., 7,2I
SUN SETs".....".-..-62 20 EnGH WATER.,..,..,,. 3l2
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
ssss $$s5s y$Sss 53Sss MosrHnr oorrHr
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship Pioneer, Catharne, Wilmington N O. Phi.
ladelphia and southern Mail Steamship Co.
steamship Norman, Crowell Boston, IL. Winsor d Co.
Sons. - -
schr Fanny Blake Boston,
Schr Annie Magee Young, Boston. ID.
Scbr w. Kallahan, Sharp. Richmond.
Schr Lady Ellen, Rooev, Salem.
Str Decatur, Young Baltimore. Reuben Foster.
Str ]. s. Shriver, Dennis, Baltimore. A. Groves Jr.
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ARRIVED YTsTFRDAy
PASSENGERS SAILED.

Fer steamship Juniata.-For Havana-D.H. Muller
Wlie w chldren and two servants; Thos. Gonzalez
John sieIrett, Charles Johnson, Bernard Browning
zen a. y. Kantz, W: A McOann. f. Wyatt J. Kane
For New Orleans-John A, Wentz. JOS V. Gessner
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MAYORS .COURT-MAYoR Gso. CHAHooS.
.gs The Burton Murder Case again Con-
tinued-The case Of Nelson Gilmore, Nick
Colaon alias Thurston, and Andrew Hunter
(negroes), charged with the murder Of Will
liam e. Burton, q brakeman on tho Cheea-
peake and Ohio railroad, was called yester-
day for the fourth or fifth time. Mr.. Mac
Mahon said he would have to ask that the
case be again continued, on the ground that
Gilmore's wife was absent in Staunton, and
could not get here until the Christmas holi-
days were ever. s. @
The Mayor said he would commit Gil
more, and 20 on with the examination Of
Colson and Hunter.
Detective Knox said that unless the evil
denee Of Gilmore was taken in the other
cases there was no evidence against them.
The Mayor said he could not do that
unless there was o nol!e proSequi entered
10 his case which he Was not disposed to
enter. .a5.E ina ,-s1r III ~ t.,
Mr.. MacMahon then asked that al the
the other.
Mr.. John H. Gilmer, Sr., counsel for
Hunter and Colson, objected to this; but the
Mayor decided to continue all the cases
until the I'd of January, 1869. 4aa ,r.
Hunter and Colson were bailed to appear
1T that time.
Stealing Pai. of Shoes.-James Cs-
phas (negro boy), stealing pair of shoes
from II. Asher. Committed to jail in de-
fault of, security.
Dr,tnk.-F. II. Duke, drunk and disor-
derly at the Petersburg depot. Fined S5..
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NO. 153.

SUPPOSED HoRsE-THIEyEs ARRESTED
For some time past serious depreciation
have been perpetrated upon the citizens OF
orange coun ty; so much SO that horse flesh
has proven the most unstable property that
could be invested in. Mr.. L.. Bruce, who
lives near Gordonsville, missed q very fine
mare several weeks since, and subsequently
employed Detectives Knox and Craddock to
look her up. They succeeded In tracing
her to the possession Of two men named
Ilsdale and Broddie, in North Carolina.
These were arrested in that State on Tues
day, and were found with four or FIVE other
horses supposed to be stolen. They had
bee been living previously in Orange county,
ilsdale having purchased small place
there. Ihey Will De brought to Virginia.
ANY persons having lost horses will please
send descriptions to Messrs. Knox and
Craddock. g
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The DREDsIsG MAcHIsE.--Work on ths
dredging machine was, we are informed, %
have been suspended yesterday. This Is
caused by some injury to the tug which
needs repairs. We trust that Mr.. Gin
will see to it that the repairs are made
promptly, so that work may be resumed as
speedily as possible. @
81 SALES OF REAL FsTATE.--Richardson &
Newburn, real estate agents and auc-
tioneers, sold on yesterday Mrs. Robert J.
Whites house on Church Hill to DR.. Frede-
rick q. Langstedt, Of Baltimore, for $4,000
cash. @ il
They have also made the following sales
recently:
/. A farm on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road for 81 700; a farm on the York River
railroad, ten miles from Richmond, for
81 500; FIVE acres Of land on the Meadow
bridge road, three miles from Richmond,
for $3.50; three framed dwellings on Mon
roe between Broad and Marshall streets
one containing three rooms, and lot 80 by24
feet, for S500-the other two, with two
rooms each, and lots 20 by a and Is by "a,
For $3.50 and $2O5 cash lot on st. Peters
street, 35 by SO feet, for $3.50 per foot
sH2&2 sh& f5e 80 sssh les g py 50 feet on Clay
for $299. las
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LAGER.-All the wide world over. among Chris
tian people, Christmas Is observed with Joy and
f.stivlty. ] lie Irlshu an by the Shannon, the
Frenchman by the seiae. The German blythe Rhine,
and SO through, all ha with festive delight the day
which brings good chez. Each in his own way
INDUCES in something good.'' Poor Pat takes
his cruiskeen," tue Frenchman sips his cham
payne, and the German smok kes his meersbaum and
drinks his lager beer. Now, as we here In Bich-
nond Irish, Virginian. German, Scotch, TIA
ian aud so on, we all take everything that comes
III the way; and as the Dispatch IL the organ of
all. our friend YUENGLlNG, proprietor OF the
james River Steam Brewery. knowing that, has
sent US whole barrel OF lager, whereunto we say
'Tis excellent, and here's your health In bumper
j iURgGLIyG. Long may you wave.
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ELECTION OF AT q
meeting of the Board of Directors Of the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad Mr. Thomas
II. Wynne was elected superintendent Of
the road rice Mr.. Z. Z. Gill, deceased. Mr..
Wynne formerly filled the same position !;
and his unanimous reelection by the Board
is marked evidence Of their high appre-
citation Of him as railroad manager. Our
citizens have frequently shown their regard
for him in his election as member Of the
City Council and superintendent Of the city
Gas Works. Mr. Wynne is now engaged in
business in Baltimore, and his return to
Richmond will give pleasure to a large
circle Of friends here.
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ARREST OF GARDNER THE New KENT
MURDERER.-It will be remembered that
Alexander Gardner, one of the negroes
charged with the murder Of Mrs. Julia
Stewart and half-breed named John
Baker, in New Kent county, escaped from
the Jail of that county one Sunday morning
while his breakfast was being carried to
him, and that he also escaped from How
ards Grove Hospital only a few days
ago. The description Of him published
in this paper was go accurate that it
would not allow him to pass without
being detected. Yesterday morning he
went under an assumed name to the saw
mill of Mr. william Christian, a few miles
below the city, in Henrico county, inqui-
ring for work; but instead of receiving
employment he was arrested by Mr.. Chris
tian and brought to this city, where he was
fully identified by Detective O'Dwyer as
Gardner the New Kent murderer. He was
taken to the First Ward station-house and
locked up to stay till he can be sent to New
Kent, which will probably be Tomorrow
He told O'Dwyer that he was sitting at the
window in the ward at HoWard's Grove
Hospital the evening he came over, and saw
him 60 to the surgeons headquarters, and
it struck him they were after him, and ne
concluded to leave
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FREE F1GHT.-Second street near the
cemetery was the scene OF regular free
fight yesterday. Some half dozen negroes
who had commenced celebrating Christmas,
and had been drinking freely Of lightning
whiskey, became enraged at some remarks
made by one Of their number, and from
words they came to blows. They fought
some FIVE or ten minutes, and made the
blood flow freely. They probably would
have fought longer, but some one Of the
bystanders said the police were coming,
which caused them to cease fighting and
beat hasty retreat.
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PARDoNs REFUsED.-The application o!
Moses Mason, convicted in the Hastings
Court Of Richmond of burglary and SEN
fenced to one years Imprisonment in the
penitentiary of Martha Diggs, convicted in
the Hastings Court o. Staunton Of grand
larceny and sentenced to three years OF
Theophilus Strout, convicted in the Circuit
Court of Washington county and sentenced
to FIVE years; and of Israel johnson, con-
victed in the Hastings Court of Richmond
Of grand larceny and sentenced to one year
were rejected by the Governor yesterday
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CoNyICTs ARRIvED.-The following
named convicts were received at the peni-
tertiary yesterday
Joseph Corbin iwhite), five years, robbery,
from Rappahannock Alexander and Thomas
Wallis, house breaking ten years, Pittsylva-
MIA. From Petersburg: Curly Robinson tco-
.ored), petit larceny, one year; Henry Free
land (colored), grand larceny, five years; Will
liam Smith {cplored) house breaking, ten
wears Laura Claiborne (coloredl. burglary,
five years; James Furquran (whitel, horse
stealing, five years; John Carter (coiored)
grand larceny, 1--WE years; Ellen Turner (co.
lored), grand larceny, three years; Samuel
| Palham (coloredl, petit larceny, one year
| John Pride (coloredl, house. breaking, Two
wears.
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MouSrCAsvLE, No. $50 Broad street, has the
most complete assortment Of Drop Lfahsa, Shades,
House furnishing Goods, Stoves, Gas Fixtures,
&C.. &C.. to be found In the city, all OF which he
is selling at the very lowest prices. What would
be ore acceptable than one Of his useful articles
for u Christmas present Go and see Mousr-
CASTLE stock and buya present FOR your friend
which will be both useful md durable.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN.
rSa IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFIcE DECEa-
BER Is, 186s.-Miss Fannie Wingo, Rich
mond, Va; Patrick S. Canlan, Write
county, Mimi; Box 257, Richmond, Va.;
Herman s. Bloomingdale, New York;
Captain John Lyon, Petersburg, Va; Miss
Hannah johnson, BRONZE county, Va.
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ARRESTS YEsTERDAY.-The following ar
rests we're made yesterday:
FIRST Wdrd.-Joe Jefferson (negro), pick
ing The pocket Of Alice Phillips in an auc-
tion store of sl5.75 in United States cur
rency. .T.
Lewis Il. Gates, assaulting and beating
George D. Wooten. Q
Second Ward. = Barney Tracey and
Thomas Lindsey, trespassing on the pre-
misses of Christian Graves.
W. D. Kennedy, insulting ladies in the
street,
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STEALING FROM SToREs.-On Thursday
last negro entered the store of J. ]. Will
son while that gentleman and some friends
were sitting in his office and picked up a
basket of eggs and made off. He was seen,
however, and pursued, but, dropping the
eggs, he ran down an adjoining alley and,
though hotly pursued, made good his escape.
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RoBBERY.-It was stated in this paper
several days ago that John Signiago had
mysteriously disappeared, and fears were
entertained that he had been fouily dealt
with. The Dock has been dragged since
that time by his friends, but without find
ing his body. Yesterday morning ne
phew of his appeared at the chief of police'l
office and reported that since his disappear
ance his room, on Cary street, over the store
of Kati Lenoard, had been broken into and
robbed Of its contents.
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CANE PREsESTATIoN.-The boys Of the
Masonic school on yesterday presented Dir.
]. II. Macrae, principal Of the school, with
beautiful walking cane. as testimonial
of their affection for him. The girls also
made handsome Christmas presents to the
teacher Of the female department..
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SERVICES on SUNDAY.-We have been
notified of the following changes in the
regular religious services of next Sunday !:
Second BaptiSt.-ReY. J. A. Chambliss
will preach to the young at half-past P.
M. There will be no service at night.
English L,theraa.-The Rev. DR.. D. F.
Bittle, president Of Roanoke College, will
preach at IL o'clock in the church on Mayo
street below Broad.
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. MEETINGS.

NEASONIC N0TICE.-The mem @
N1 bers Of MANCHESTER LODGE. Wy
So. II are hereby summoned to attend a/V\
stated communication OF the Lodge on SUNDAY.
27th Instant tSt. Johns day. at . O'Clock P. NJ
he members of sister Lodges Nos. 10, IL. 10, 30
4n 81. SO, and $780, and visiting brethren of other
Lodges in good standing. are invited to unite with
us. By order Of the w. M.
.sI-...f j. ROBERT PERDUE.
de 25-lt* Secretary
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Go TO BRIGGs's, 7o7 Main street and a27 Broad
street. for your Christmas cakes aud pies. We
here return our thanks for walterful OF good
things sent us, and We assure our readers that
II they be fair sample OF his stock the most
iastidious will fad him Supplied with everything
Il his line suited to their wants. ss., ~ -.
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nj o TT CE.-The MARKETS will be
~ CLOSED the 25th d,yof December. 1858
that being Christmas day. J. 2. TYLER.
iDf ," f@ Clerk Of Second Market.
- F..E. SAM'L ELLIS.
de le-kts Clerk Of First Market.
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CLoTH OF GOLD has worldwide reputation as
one OF the very best brands Of che wing tobacco
manufactured In Virginia, and the manufacturer.
JoIrS X. CHILDRGY. Esq, has as enviable
name for all that goes to mike up true gentleman
andi generous friend. The Christmas gift he sent
us Yesterday proves him still true to his good name
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60 TO TRIBBETI's and get A;more's genuine
mince meat. He Is selingit ut reduced prices.
lie has sweet oranges, and The best mince pies
n ade In this city. 60 at once and get your sup
plies from him. Three prizes will be given away
4 q pound cakes to-day.
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