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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-02

WARRANTsIN BANKRUPTCY.-There have
been issued within the last thirty days
twenty-four warrants in bankruptcy. Of
these seventeen have been served, and the
remainder are still in the hands of the
Marshal, ..
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The New YEAn.-The new year was
ushered in upon dear Richmond, mid angry
clouds but ere its first day was spent,
old Sol lent US some Of his warmest rays.
Sixty-eight is we'll upon US at last. Old
sixtyseven, frcig GIFTED with memories dear,
though many of them sad, has foated
down to the river of the past. AS we stand
on the threshold Of the gladsome new
year and treasure in our hearts the lessons
left by the one that's gone, how much we
have to fear, apd yet how much we
have to hope for in this coming
page of our lives. Forms, but a
year ago familiar, we'll never meet
again; hearts then so joyous are now
wearied with weeping; and ties then
so dear have left for. to-day scarce token.
Love, then holy, is to. day among tho things
Of the past, and even its cold features are
hid meath the mask of Indifference and
vows that were SO warmly plighted then,
and promises so earnestly made, are to-
day broken and forgotten. But on the
other hand faces that were clouded then
have grown bright; cares, then so heavy,
time and labor have removed many, blush
ing maidens then, with bridal wreaths have
been crowned forms, strange then, have
grown known and loved and in many
hearts, then bowed down with grief, hope
now abounds. But this is the story that
God wills shall be told through life. All
of his creatures must know what is pain
as we'll as what is joy, and as we turn 70
bid adieu to '6S, as now to '67, the old
song of life must be repeated again.
Though in the old year that's gone we
may think there are but few memories not
painful may we not trust that in the one
that is with US zoe arc the ones whose lives
will grow happier, and whose hopes will
be brighter. But come what may, let US
keep strong hearts within us, aiming ever
onward and upward so that when we sing
to '6S our parting song, that which is
but name, may be blessed reality.
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RICHMOND, December g, 1867.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the C0-PARTEE2SHIP heretofore existing
oetwe en- the undersigned under the trm and style
of PEERS HENh1NG is this day dissolved by
mutual consent and all de BITS due TO said part
nershi2, and all debts due by said partnership,
are to be paid to and settled by said William J.
Henning J NJ. PEERS
do Costs w. J. HENNING.
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JOINT Neutrality-suspicious. will be q
joint installation of the newly elected of
ticers of Stonewall and Springfield Divi-
sions Sons of Temperance at Springfield
Hall tonight.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At meeting
of Marion Division Sons of Temperance
held at their hall on Tuesday night, the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year. They will be publicly installed
at Tanners Hall, Sidney, on Tuesday eve
ming next at half-past o'clock A. Cor
don, W. P; E. NJ. Powers, W. A. J. W.
Glenn, r. S.; -- Anthony, A. R. S.; B.
A. Jacobs, F. S.. j. G. Jacobs, Treasurer
Rev. William T. Lindsey, Chaplain G.
Gibson, Conductor E. Walthall, A. G.
T. Gordon, l. S.; E. NJ. Walthall, 0. S.
R. T. Davis, P. W. P.
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A COMPLETE SUCCEss.-The concert for
the benefit of St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
was almost as successful as the one given
last year. There were 1,l26 tickets taken
at the door, and the night being threaten
ing, it is fair to presume that there was
much larger number sold.
The performance was an excellent one,
and Professors Ericsson and Ambold de-
serve great credit for their voluntary eff
forts in conducting the concert.
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10 5.iSh Citizen says: "It is to us O
lerS which will remain forever unex-
led that so many persons imagine
t@cai write poetry"
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NEW YEARS CALLs.-The popular New
England custom Of paying New Years
calls has found its way to "rebellious Rich
mond," and was we'll carried out on yes
terday, as on New Years day 1867. All
the form and etiquette was duly observed ;
though in point of swallow-tails, kids, and
beavers, our young cavaliers were by no
means as painfully fashionable as the cold
blooded gallants of Yankeedom.
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SMALL FARM AND WOOD LAND,
~ SIX AND 4 HALF MILES NORTH OF
RlCRM0ND, NEAR TO THE FREDERICKSBUa aG
RAILEOAD, OF Ito ACRES, FOR SALE.-We are
authorized to sell the above little FARM formerly
owned by Mr.. Charles Phillips, now occupied by
Mr.. James Rubank, containing llo acres, of which
nal and second growth OF pine and oak. estimated
TO cut 2 600 cords Of wood On the place Is small
a we'll OF pure water. A bargain will be sold.
ja 2-3t HARkIsON, GoDDlN & APfERsON.
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Aitln1ond Sllspatth.
Observation-Disclosures z, 1858

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
pATCu" Is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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The polls in Monroe and Madison Wards
will be opened at IL o'clock. In Jeffer-
son Ward they will be opened at o'clock.
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ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
chronicled at the Lower station yester-
day
Sarah Poindexter (colored), charged
with stealing a knife from the Ballard
House.
Isaac Levy, charged with assault and
battery.
Both parties were bailed to appear this
morning.
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CLAFLIN vs. STEENBoCK s. Co.-The
evidence in this case will probably be
finished to-day, and the argument will
commence Tomorrow,
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SlCE4cSD ASp PETERURG RAILROAD Co. :,



az AND AFTEf the 3Oth instant
" the TRAINS oN'rS ROAD wil leave
). follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN dailyoxcept Mondays q, .
An.
THROUGH MAIL daily t:4vp.M M.
FREIGHT aad AGCOM1'ATION daily fox
t-W Saudayal ii ! 10 =. N.
Tie !. NJ. Train conneckloseiv with train
= IA south as Augusta, Gasnd at Petersbur.
KIN trains Of The Southside Iyvav
TIE las p NJ. Train makes 1sa and snre con.
rrss"ob' win trains LOT al! PTS south as far 6,
SsE, vtie@h7, and al FeteFshy with trains foi
Trains leave Petersburg for ehmond and Ali
POINT, north and west.
FREIGHT and ACCOMM0D ION daily fer.
stpL Sunday at 7.S0 A. NJ,
EXPRESS TRAIN daily ats:S NJ.
Pm a. '~'
i~te 10 Norlolk. -. baggage Sked through.
Sc. Engineer and s,IIn,sndas +; sndas
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NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF RIcHaogD,l
RICHMOND, December ID, 1851
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
l. ING Of the stock holders Of this Bank viii be
held at their banking house TUESDAY the
l4th January. 1858, at 4 o clock P. NJ.
de elS-2awtd S. B. SMITH, Cashier.
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How MUCH WATER WE USE.-Mr. John
P. Tyler, Superintendent Of the Pump
House,. has furnished us the following very
interesting tabular statement of the num-
Der of gallons of water pumped at the City
Water Works for the year 1867. 1t will be
seen that the largest number of gallons for
one month was in July, and the smallest
number was in March:
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NEW CONCERN.-Ihe subscribers
1S having associated themselves under tn o style
of l. HARVEY & c.. for the purpose OF con-
Quoting tha WHOLESALE 6ROG6RY, LIQUOR,
AND 80 M M ISSlON BUSINESS, at the stand
formerly occupied by J. Il. Gresham and Rawls Il
Co., No 1912 Main street, respectfully solicit the
patronage of their friends and the public gene
rally, promising their best efforts TO give satisfac-
ttoa to all who may favor them.4
They are pleased to announce that thers will be
noIurthsr change In the style OF the firm for the
period of Ave ysars from date, at which time the
term OF co partnership expires, unless sooner re-
neWed. l.. HARVEY,
of fEichmond, Va
w. s. GRIFFIN,
of Southampton county, Va.
J. G. GRIFFIN,
OF Southampton county, Va.
Richmcn {, December 81, 1857 de 3I.lw
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MULES AND HORsES.-A
M Always on hand at the EXOHAHGBsE MIA
lin street, YOUNG and WBLL-BSOKxAARS
MULXS. Also lot OF ans YoUa6 HoRSss sm.- t
able for farm purpoGss, which VIII ssu - iAH
Invite the attention. Of the farmers and Plant.
srs OF North Carolina and Virginia 70 THIS s1peres
snsiitv aad nv4sA- rfs is-ts1 JOEY b. DAVIS.
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PLANTERS NATIONAL B aYK OF RICHMOND,
RICHMosD. December IL, 1887.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stockh oldera OF this bank will ba held at ita
banking house on the lAh OF January, 1858, at J.
o'clock, for the election Of Directors
de l4-2tavtd T. NJ. GODDIN Cashier.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RIoHaosp,}
RICHMOND, December II, 1897.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET.
/ ING OF the stockholders of this Bank Will bs
held at their banking. house on TUESDAY the lsh
January, 1893, atl2 O'clock NJ.
dc l8--2aWti B. A. GLOVER, Cashier,
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Mules and Horses for Sale.

EOR SALE, fine Fl A r N i 8 8
L HORSE, double or single; is sound 49,
JOSEPH z. HIX, AZA
Tenth street between Main and Gary.
1af
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N o. I G En- consequence of the
l senior member Of the Fl rm failing to make
Germ ef RAWLS & Co. will cease TO exist on the
3ist December, 1867. The books. &c., will be
transferred to the concern of l.. Harvey & Co..
who will pay all debts OF the firm and receive ali
moneys due US. H. O. RAWLS.
T. HARVRV
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NATIONAL BANK OF NIRGISIA,l
RICHMOND, VA, December u, 1857.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
L ING OF the stoc khod dsrs Of this bank " ill be
held at their banking house on TUESDAY the
Iath day Of January proximo, al y o'clock NJ.
de l3-1awtm j. B. MORTON, Cashier.
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UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
December %, 1857 !
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
| L stockholders of the UNION BANK OF RlCH-
MOND will bs held at the office of Messrs. Dsven-
port Co. on THURSDAY the 9th OF January
next, at half past o'clock 2. NJ. Stockholders
| are requested to be present or represented by
proxy.
| de 25-td J. MILLER, Cashier
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GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO TBF
u NORTH, EAST, AND VEST, VA IT'D
EGCBHGH5, PEEDERICKSBUKG, ANr p0T0
ma RAILROAD, CARRYING TIE UNlTEl
STATES aAlL TWICE Da+LY--EL mt ca ~
WITH YEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS or
ALL TRANS. The THEOUGH TRAlES on this
roa. sro nov run from the southern terminus o
the CONNECTION railroad, conner BYRD AND EIGETT
sTgEEIs, as follows:
The DAY TRgUUGH MAIL TRAIN lesyes Rieh'
muId daily 81 MSS A. NJ, arriving in Washing.
ton At SIS ?. n, connecting with the early az
srnoon express trans for the n orth, East, and
Vast.
i The NlGHT THKOUGA MAIL TRAIN, with ele.
CANT cars supplied with tho now patent sleepin,
AsasITs attached, laayes Richmond daily at s.s5
aM., (sCaceys sxc.2tedj arriving in Washington
34I t.9 Ii. NJ, coLaectin2 With the early morn
Eas trains for the North, Sast. and West
a OsITkA CHANGE br sleeping cna!rs.
IL The ACCoMhOpAlCN TRAIN, with local OK
ID s'sss Psekhses, leavS Richmond daily Sunday,
"a frsewec) from the spot, corner of Broad ans
5gs:shth suorts, at 81 ?. T., arriving in Freds
sgtnbGrg Al 10 p. h
a THROUGH T!CkES and THROUGH BAG
5gAGk CSEShH t. alexandria, Washington
%baltmore, Pailadeipls, New York, Boston, ant
MA.Ltte principal citlesn the West
70! further lptorma on and through tick ets SD.
N ~ a, ,as oEce Oi the ompany, corner Broad anc
q L.h'a streets, shockt Hill, and at the tic ks
4 J. 5. GENTRY,
a ,, General Ticket Agent.
q sAsTrL RUTH, sroeri.,ndent. aps;
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TO X 4 l. E, 4 TWELVE.HORSE
J. BoElNG EaGISB, with tue nee esssry boring
rods and toola; Also several good MnLES AID.
T.. w hLhFOkD. st the company's yard, SIKH
street near Canal. "'A'A
do g-lM d, r. LUMIEY tva,,
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ReGL Estate for Sale.

By Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.
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MeetJ7agS.

ASONIC NOTICE.-The mwgY@
Isl members OF RICHMOND ROYAL Ss/STEz
ARCH CHAPTER, No. 8, are hereby sum- TZzzAtT
moned to attend stated convocation of %asV-SS
their Chapter at the chapter rooms THIS Thurs
day. EVENING at 8 o'clock.
Members in good standing OF sister Chapters are
fraternally invited to be present.
By order n. Z. Il. P.
GEORGEF. KEESEE,
ia 2-ltE Secretary.
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Marine HlteJligence.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY /, 13t'

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JAsUARy2, 1865.
'un RISES. 16 Moon sets. l2 90
Jun sets..........4.44l High tide, A. NJ go. 8. So
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SNPEAR d JACKSON'S SAWS.-On
~, Kip Tenon, and Compass of INV own im
Non, direct FROM tho makers. For sal at 10
est markee rates by CHARLES J. sINTON
pP' '1is ain street
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MOTT C E-MUTUAL BUILDING
IN FUND AND DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK OF
THE CITY Of RICHMOND.-The annual meet
ing of the stockholders Of this Institution will be
held at their office on TUESDAY. January I, 1853,
at O'Clock P. n. Stock old erswill attend pune
tually, or be represented by proxy.
de 3l-td WILLIAM T. ALLEN, Cashier.
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THE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE
l. will convene THIS EVENING at q o'clock.
An election OF officers for the ensuing year will
take place. ia at
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MR. OWENS cLAssIcaLsCHooL,
A'A 3O3 FRANKLIN EEAReTHIRD STREET.
Tuition in English, per quarter..... 90
Tuition In languages. 20 90
HIGHT SCHo 0L-Mondays, Tuesdays, and
Thuredays-T Tuition, per month, SO. de 2a-lm
UOLLINS INSTITUTE.-Youn la
Ill dies proposing to enter this Institute after
Christmas ston.d be present on the 9th OF Janu-
ary, 1858. apply to Superintendent. Botetourt
Springs. Roanoke, Va. G. L. COOKE,
do 2l-lOt Superintendent.
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OPrIcg ElcHnuSD AND YORK HIvBRl
RAiLSOAp COMPANY, 7

-.-EW LINE TO BALTIMORE, NOR.
NP.LK, AND The FOLLOWING POlNTs
tsr0yn-VI2, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON, GIN
fIyy1TI. CHICAGO, LOUISVILLE, P aRh ERs'
prgG CUMBERLAND, AND WHEELlN9.-
T..i.h, ec.iyed MONDAYS and THURSDAYS 5 81
't.s depot no to 8 O'clock p. NJ. for the above
rair,s and forwarded with dispatch and At res'
,.-ah.. r.tes Passengers for Baltimore and Phll-
s... ,A.s leave 81 o clock A. VI. on TUsSpA {
~. FRIDAYS. reaching Baltimore sarly neg
r5-rr:r. and Philadelphia hat night. fAre-Tt
E...!,a6re &. 10 Philadelphia, - so. Passenger
fr Norfolk and inter!ne d!ae landings leave every
tuesday. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at
o'clock H. ~ Freight for Norfolk q nd intermedi.
A.. landings received n Mondays, "ednesdays, aEo
fridays. Passenger and freight train leaves every
csf Il : o. clock a. u. for White Honse. Freight
r~r-!v.t every day up 10 Clock L. M, sunda!
excepted.
Shippers, observe the following directions
FE6A BosTos TO aICHs"Ep,-Mark your good
"rH'on Line" ard ship by Boston and Provi
d-rcs railroad, lre OF the Richmond apa ~
River Railroad Line" per 40. Lisht's'fee
va pHILAbYGPHIA TO RICHMOND .-Forwaro
ali .o5ds 0y the Philadelphia and bS!tiLcrs
Tr,1a line" Is north wharr-s, Phl!adeiphla
r.-. Richmond and York Elver Railroad Lane, ple1
1 So : l. XII street wharf. Baltimore.
Ysos bArIMoKE 30 kICHMoED.-ship alt S"oo,
nv "a. " Richmond and York River Railroao
Line" h. NEEDHAM & SONS, Agents, pior No.
!a.At.sfset a Aarf, Baltimore.
Genera! Freight and Ticket Agent.
Captain JOAN 3. FRESHMAN,
Fa,,su.er aud Freight agent. oc 80
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FEMALE INSTITUT

d ICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
III new term begins JANUARY IsT, 1858. Pu-
pills entering then may be assured of proper clas-
sihcaton and faithful instruction
Our number of teachers and OF classes Is such as
to guarantee equal attention to ALL whether collie
giate or primary and though our patronage is
large, our capacity is almost unlimited.
TERMS moderate ; for preparatory pupils $l6. so
per term. Circulars sent on application.
CHARLES Il. WINSTON. NJ. A.,
de 24-3w President.
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Educational.

p ICH M o N d COLLEGE.-Young
III men prepared to enter the existing classes
can do SO very advantageously from lst to 6.h CT
January. ia2-3t
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ISSOLUTION.-The concern of E..
2ist OF December. 1867 by the withdrawal Of Mr.
William W. Wells. The undersigned only Is au-
thorized to settle the busil.ess o! the concern.
-. n. WHITLOCK,
P.s-The BOX. BUSINESS, together with HAY.
LIME, &C., will be continued by g. q. WHIT.
L0Ch at the old stand, corner of Eighteenth and
Cary streets.
January lst 1858. ial-st
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H0rdM0re.

NCoICH PIG IRON,
SCOTCH PIG tR
r. tons for sale in lots to suit purchasers. &
1 Z. Z. BLANKENSHIP
e'-lm Commercial . gel
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RAh LEAD, BAR LEAD, for sale
p 20 ''AooH psarJhni pa, Riock
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IN PLATE, ZINC, WIRE, SHEl
iRoN, for sale by GORDON & CRlEGAN,
- ~ peayl R1nc1
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n1SSODUTION.-T firm Of CUR.
- tbs, PARKER & RIDuICK was dissolved. on
the s'st December, 1857. by the withdrawal Of mir.
James s: Riddick, with the mutual consent of ali
the parties. JOHN a.. GUkTiS,
JOHN N. PARKER
JAMES E. RIDDICK
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The SHIP BROKERAGE and COMMISSION BU.
SlSkSS Will be cnntiuued under the style aud
hrm OF GU STlS s. PARKER 1T the old stand Mo-
10 Eighteenth street. JOHN a, CURTIs
il 2-5t INHN PIpYE1
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shali continue in the REAL ESTATE and AUG.
TlON BUSINESS. Ltic CO on Eleventh and Main
s're:,s: 900, s. N. DAVIS.
J2GuhrY l.. 1858. 10
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NOr Re7at.

DOR RENT, that desirable BRICK
n DWELLING located on Marshal street Ia
between First and Second, No. lO4. Possess fn
sion given Immediately. Apply to BLUNT .G.ik
& MOS ELEY. Uruggists. Main straat. La 2-IW
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Dissertations. &c

nISSCLUTION.-1he co partnerships
II herstofore existing under the drm and stv e
OF isBELL DAVIS Is this dsy dissolved by MN. y
tnal consent. Either partner will use the name o,
the concern In closing the business
FkANrJS N 1SprYr
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nor RENT, STORE near Exchange
and Ballard Hotels, on franklin street IA
1nov occupied by Mr.. Latouche), well suited E::1
FOR tailor bootmsksr. confscuonsr, cigar -
nrst. class location Apply at the corner, to-
de 28-lm SH1PLEY, R0AHE co.
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TO~PARTNERSH have this
aud style OF rAVlD b. CLARK Il co. for the
purpose Of conducting GENERAL COMMISSION
bUSlr ESS. and respectfully solicit shsre of the
patronage so literally extended to the late firms
of David B. Clark and Neal, Leigh & Co.
DAVID 3. CLARK,
ia 1-lw JOSEPH p SWORDS
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RICHMOND, December %, 1867.

OF Southampton county, Va.
Richmoni !, December 81, 1857 de 3I.lw
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E FRAMED DWELLING, corner Twenty "a
ninth and streets, with eight rooms, E:!H
kitchen. stable, &C., and q garden Of two6n
acres attached, with an orchard of choice fruit
trees, SC viii be rented low 70 good tenant;
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-02-07
MARRIED.

On the 30th ult., at the Lutheran parsonage,
in Bedford by the Rev. J. Q. McAtee. Mr.. GEO.
BARCLAY to Miss MARTHA HARDs0CK,
both Of Colerain twp, Bedford CO.
Jan 2sth, 1868 in Altoona, By the Rev J. S.
MeMurray, DAVID EBERLY, Of Altoona, to
Miss ANNA C. PAXSON Of saxton, Bedford CO.
On Thursday. Jan. %. 1868, at the residence Of
the brides mother, by Rev. Abram Bowers Mr..
SAML D. BROWN to Miss MARY KEAGY,
all Of Middle Woodberry.
On the 23d ult by the Rev. c. L. Heilman,
Mr.. HENRY WEYANDT to Miss FLORA B.
BENTON, both Of Union tp.
On the ID inst, by the same, Mr.. SOLOMON
". FICKEs and Miss SARAH J. ALDSTADT,
both Of Union tP., this county.
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MEETING or THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY
CoydrIrEE.-There viii be a meeting Of the
Republican County Committee Of Bedford
County, at the WAsHIEGroH HoTEL, at , o.
clock P. ". on TUESDAY OF COURT
WEEK, Feb. Il. 1t Is desirable that ersIy
member be present, as considerable impor
asut business viii come before the Committee.
A delegate is to be elected to the coming
State Convention and some action Is to be
taken as TO the coming campaign.
The following are the members Of the Com
n;t,ee, none of whom must fail to attend its
ueeting
Bedford Township: Cbas. Rea.
Bloody Run Borough: Jno. a. Gump.
Broad Top Tp.: A. ;, Figton.
Coerain: Josiah OFT.
Coal Dale Boz. Josiah Lehman.
Camb. Valley: JGo. c. Nickroy.
Harrison: Calvin Muliin.
Hupewell: Juo. y. Smith.
Juuiata: Jesse Gciier.
Liberty. Jno. 7 Shirley.
Londonderry: Jacob Evans
Monroe. Jas. p. O'NeaI.
Napier. W. Hull.
F. Providence: W. a. Sisi.ey.
", Providence: Wilson Mcdaniel.
Sa1ton Borough; Capt. ( Eiehelberger
St Clair Tp.: II. B. Mock.
schelisburg Bor.. J. E. Cslvin.
snake Spring Tp.: Jno Baker.
Southampton: II. G.. Lashlcy
LuiJn: Samuel shaIer
Woodberry NJ: Wm. r smith
Woodberry s.: jacob T. EetrinE
J. II. LONGBNECKER, Cbm'H.
D. 5. ELLIOTT, Sec'y.