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THE MARYLAND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE.

THIS i veil established and entirely
reliable Company. IL Is the only MARYLAND
Company. Such has becu is marked suc.
cess that 1 declared aud paid 10 caEh as large
q Dlsidend - the oldest and largest CompAn.
isa 10 the Upiisd S,aicn.
It's DiTee,sws are men ofkBoEn integrity
and commercial ability 10 whom tho public
can look al al limas for JOS, and careful
supervision &C iis Affairs. Il must be clear
10 every Inielligoa, mind that, II we would
secure the largest prosperity 10 oar State
and people individually, wa must build up
our own institutions by keeping capital Of
home. The laws ofnAde, self respect and
self in,eres, combine TO make this the
Company for Maryland.
DTREcT0RS.
Hamilton Easter, Allen A. Chapman,
George L. Thomas. Hugh Sisson, Hiram
Woods, George II. Miller, Thomas cassar,l,
William Devries, Charles Webb.
DTCAL ENA NIHERS,
DR. b. Mills, Westminster; DR.. Manakec,
Union Bridge DR.. Waters, wnlersvilie,
Dr. Boone Middiehurg Dr.. Correll, Ia.
noyiownj DIR. Burlington, OF New Windsor;
DIR. Henry u. Belix, Of Manchester. DIR.
shaw. Of Unlontown DIR. J. W. Steele, Of
Freedom.
Persons desiring 70 insure their lives will
do well 10 consult The above.
ANDREW J. MYERS,
State Agent,
will travel through the county during the
Summer, and attend the Courts, 10 lranAact
the business OF the Company.
Nov, gentlemen, you have the chance TO
insure IN good, safe, and cheap Company
without sending your money out OF the
State. ap30-tf
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wEsTMINsTER MARKETs.
Reported Expressly for thu ADvocArK BY Thos
Il. Sellers & Co.
nALTIMORE NIARKETs.

:, TUESDAY, Sept. LIST 1868.
Ftour.--II0Nard Street Super and Cut
Extra 2 00a$g 80, do Shipping Extra 10 90
ASH 90. do High Grades II 5OaSI2 so. do
Family IL 50aS13 so. Western ShinT ing
Extra 8 55aSl0 so; do Choice Extra 10 N
ASH 90; do Family III 5aaSi2 90. Civ
Mills Super 00aS10 90; do Standard Ex.
ira ~ 25aSl0 7jj do Shipping Brands Ex.
ira ] i 5QaSl2 go Baltimore ITivb Grade
Extra 10 00aSi3 90. Rye Flour 10 0oa
$40 -. Corn Meal G 00n$8 %.
Gram. - Receipts of Wheat TODAY were
GOO bushels white and 81 200 bushels red
We report sales, viz: 1000 bushels fair IN
prime white at J 75aS2 Is; 400 bushels
good do at GjaS2 70. Corn Sales of 750
white at s rs $40 bushels yellow NJ el %
Oats--sales Of 40 bushels new AT f;7aDo ole
2i00 bushels at Gs cts. -
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
Sept. LIST, 1868.
BEEF Cattle. THE offerings al The Scales
during the pastweek amounted 10 I24l head.
The prices ranged as follows Old Cows and
Scalawags, at Gas 90; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 4 OOas5 90, fair anal
ity Beeves 0 00aS7; and the very best Reeves
at 0uaSs rs per i00lbs. the average price
being about IS % gross.
Sheep. Pair 10 good shearcd sheen nj
9a5 cenis. per ID. gross.
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows. fair TO
good live Hogs ~ J0nSi3 so per 100 III
net.
Wool. --Cnwashed at 81 TO 20 cents; tub
washed ~ to ~ cents; No. I, pulled, 80 10
"a cents.
Leather. City Slaughter ~ TO a. cents:
Rough Skirting 40 TO ~ cents; Spanish Sole
90 20 70 W ccnlsi Country Slaughtered 3s TO
~ cents.
Hides. Association Steer at IA 10 IL
to 22l cents, Gold.
$50 per ton.
Esdthe,s. Are quiet, ranging as 10 quail.
" from 40 70 10 cents per pound, latter for
prime.
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Reliable Bone Fertilizers.

DANUH'S CELEBRATED CONNER.
ID ClAi, BONE MANCHEs, Baliia,nso
Agency - ai'd los Smiths Wharf
PRICES IN BsLTYuOREi
Bapeb's Raw Bone Phosphate
$50 per ton of 20o0 pognda.
bansh Chicag Bone Fertilizer. sas.
hAush's rbicsgo Hood Manure, s4s.
Maryland Powder u Hone, gIH.
Calamot Mills Bans Dasi. $40,
These valuable Fertilizers can lie hal al
regular marked rates. freight added, ffom
dealers ihreughout the country.
These articles afe oifurod 10 tic ngricnl.
iufal community with entire c1nidrura as
bong both promla aad permanent IN their
They viii bring the crops forward a, once,
ard l'ciug made from pure houe their effects
vii lhss for years.
They arc ssod ~ every part 81 the o0un.
Try With ct.fifc saeeess, And the sales Of zach
aFo constantly increasing.
Send ior sample and ss.realars,
GEORGE DuuDALE,
Manufacturer Agent,
Soa " aud Jos Smiths Wharf,
Baltimore, sid.
For sale iy Grhf 4 OrrndosiI, Westmins.
ieT, Thomas J.. Sellers A Co, do; George
W. Harris 4 Co.. Aiddlebarg, Geo. Ever.
mart manchester aug 6 On
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j U u Lie SALE
of
v ALUABLE FAR VI.

lns subscriber will sell nt Public Sale.
on the premises, on
Ihrrsdoy, The i6fh day If 0cioJer, 1868,
THAT VERY VALUABLE FARM,
nov tensnied by Henry Fuss, situated Ia
carroll county, oHe mile South Of Union.
town, and two miles North Of New Wind.or.
adjoining lands of Michael WnRonor. 81.
Jesse Weaver, aud Daniel Room, containing
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Valuable Farm at Private Sale

EfHE subscriber. rs Agent. viii sell a,
n Private Sale, a farm containing
293l Acres OF land,
situated on The Monocacy, IN Carroll coun.
~ Ma;, 9aoat miles fram Danhie pipa
S - MUS, on the road leading from Md.
aspnFg "a Aochaniestown. and within one
use Y sle y easorn Maryland Railroad. The
Improvements consist 81 A
large ard substantially baill A, Es%n
stone Dwciling, containing n -
rooms with hall. rcecss. and 81 " -
Io,cAea' and cellar Under the whole hoa.s.
,AIge stone Spiixer Barn, TOO feet long
s =. " iee' sido Wagon shed. Germ Cribs.
ufs,',a,iies CAftiase House, Smoke IIouse
$3.50 About 20 acres IN Timber. and
@4ttR< 20 acres bottom land. The farm
eSQSsF is divided into - fields. There i
--~1A.~.- AZ ENcgLLrsr sruNE otjAnay
on !l'e farm. Furnishing stono fos ,be rsil.
toad bridge, nos building over the Mouoc.
g his teris was formerly the homoasrnd
o. William Biggs, deernsea Prise of he
farm $50 per acre.
Also, tract u MOUNTAIN LAND.
situated about miles from Meehaniostnwn.
containing aboat li3 acres, aad i within
hail q uiie q the Western Maryland Rail.
road. aud adiosns the lands 81 I.cniamin
Milhide, Daniel tahrnan, Henry DaLrman
aad others.
Any person wishing 10 see either If the
rbofe named properties will please call on
ne snb'efibef, residing anar Kuys' school
House, and within two miles ~ aa,i ay,n
"Hg D. afn@ BENJAMIN POOLE.
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Pipe Greek Farms
AT PRIYATE SAFE

1NHE subscriber being anxious 70 remove
i from the State, offers his Real Estate
AZ Private Sale, containing between 900 and
40 Acres Of Land, in the two tracts. with
Two sets Of Farm Buildings and a Mill with
Miller's House and Stable, all will be sold
together, breach separate. MOL, Farm con.
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Desirable Country Seat
AT PUBLIC SALE

:, TnE undersigned will sell at Pable Sale,
his Farm, situated one mile south Of Union.
town, Carroll county, Nd, two miles from
lAnwood Station, on the WeSlcrn MARYLAND
RGilroad, aud three miles North Of New
Windsor, on
SATURDAY, the 10Th Of SEPTEMBER,
1868, at O'Clock >. ~, the Farm containing
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DR. wIsTAR's BaIsam Of wild Cherry for
4 , Diseases OF the Lungs. Sold BY e. D.
Grim Is, Druggist, "West End
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Estate Of John u. Wohman, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub.
\ y scriber has obtained from tho Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters Of Admins.
tration on tho Personal Estate OF
JOHN Il. MAILMAN,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claimsagainst said Estate arc
hereby warned 70 exhibit the same within
six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit Of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
HELEN MAILMAN,
aug z1-at~ Administrators.
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40 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND

~ the highest state Of cultivation, having
been heavily lined, with about 100 bushels
to The acre aud is we'll fenced, at least $40
panels post and rail fence. About 20 Acres
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been heavily lined, with about 100 bushels
TO The acre, aud Is we'll fenced, nt least aa,
panels post and rail ienoe. About 20 Acres
Is ia very
FALU ABLE TIMER.
consisting Of Oak, Hickory, aud acme
Chestnut. The fields arc conveniently laid
out, and are very level aud easy Of caliya
ton. Also an excellent ORtHlRD Of
various kinds Of fruit. The improvements
are comfortable two story Rougheas,
DIV ELLiNGi all the following >Azyq
named buildings haze been put fsa(l1
up within the last few years, and sak
are therefore IN fine condition, VIZ 4
large Swiizer Barn with three thfeshine
hoors' with one large pom Ut each end fsr
gram aud hay, large double wagon shed
and corn crib, o large grain she'd with shrcsh
ing neor ~ the centre, and one pen for grain
each side, good hog house aud corr crib
above, o very good dairy with first rate
spring OF water very convenient 10 the
dwelling house, and q good wash h auae i'm
,nediaiely adjoining, smoke house, carriagc
house and blacksmith shop, and large new
lime Kiln convenient 10 limestone. The
farm iswell waicred having constant stream
OF water in or near the barn yard.
There are very few farms in the county
superior 10 this ia productyencss as 10 The
yield OF wheat rye, corn, oats, grass, hay,
DC, is always heavy
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing a first rate
iarm are referred 10 John Smith, Esar..
West End, Westminster, who viii give all
information necessary, ia regard to the con
uluon o. the iarm, or the terms of sale
which will be made easy and accommoda
ting, or by calling on the subscriber living
near Wakefield, Carroll county, MARYLAND
sale TO commence at o'clock, r. ~, on
said day Of sale
WILLIAM A. NORRIS.
aus 27--ts
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SO Acres & az Perches

90 Acres II 22Perches
Of well improved Limestone land, with
Qnarrics open thereon, aud hid % ii pizb,
convenient Lots, under good Fencing. With
running Water 10 all but twe. shout Z Acres
o. tine TIMBER, good Meadow and nice
stream Of Water passing through The place.
ihe improvements afc superior and
well finished NEW IL
BRICK HOUSE, s::::a
81 feet iron, ~ Is feet deep, Alk,l.E
With back building attached, gilI feet iene
by ~ feet vide, three stories high. with
4 coon SnITZER B1Ry
~ by a2 feet Wagon Shed. Carriage
House and Corn Crib attached a ue,e,
ia'ling Spring 81 excellent Water near ,bc
dwelling, viii, DAIRY. Hog House. 1r
There u a iino Young ORCHARD. near he
house, 81 100 choice Apple Trorr. Ia lcar.
ing. aad - many choice Peach Trof. liz
eiles grca, many around The helds.
Tue location j. dno healthy Una. and
The heighSofhond i very good, lsoips proxI
mate e. Churches. Schools. Nils. s,s,s. a.
Persons wishing 10 sicw tho Farm viii
please calI 90 The misunderstanding thereon.
who Nill take grcat pleasure IN showing The
same.
HENRY DRAcH.
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no. 5a6 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Levi shreeve and wife Ct ais,

Low ohfeeve and vile q. ais,
~,
Emily j. Gfammer ct. ala
AUorsr TRna, 1863.
nRDERED this 25th day Of August, 1868
~ that the sale made md reported BY John
y. Smith and J. j. Baumgartper, Trustees. for
the sale Of the Real Estate In this cause drcreed
TO be sold be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 10th day of October next; provided
copy Of this order be inserted in somc news.
paper printed IN Carroll county, once In each
Of September next.
The report states the amount Of sale TO be
JOHN d. BOYLE, CLERK.
True copy,--Testi
aug 27,-sw. ions D. BorLr, Clerk.
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MoCoRMICK's
DE. MOWER AND REAPER,

Wv. II. HARaAs Co., Sole Agents for
The State Of Maryland. This Reaper and
Mowef stands unsurpassed in this country
OF Europe. We ask nothing more Of any
honesi farmer than 20 give them fair trial.
she. Q true merit will show itself beyond
doubt. We know they win work aud give
entire satisfaction, under oil circumstances.
Mcssrs. Mccormick A Bro. say to all who
need or intend to buy Reaper or Mower,
: Take their machine and ny il 10 your sat.
isiac,ior through tie Harrsa with any other
machine you can get, aud keep which ever
you like best. " These machines combine
oil modern improvements Of any value.
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~ N3lW8I'E OF q
large and substantially baiii
Stone Dwolling containing N
rooms, wiih hall. rcccss. and
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MAYORS COURT, MONDAY-MAYOR CHA
HooS.-Beverly Thompson and William
Johnson (negroes) we're brought up on the
charge of having in their possession lot
of soap stolen from Mr.. Edward McAdam.
Thompson was discharged, and johnson
sent on for Indictment.
Mary Hill alias Eliza Davis (negro),
stealing two pair of shoes from Abram
Gunst. Continued until to-day.
Christian Luck Omitted States soldier)
firing pistol in the street and resisting
policeman Moody in the discharge of his
duty. Sent to Camp Grant.
Lucien Johnson tnegro), keeping dis
orderly house and allowing unlawful gam
ing to be carried on therein. Sent on for
Indictment.
Robert Green and Frymore Johnson two
other negroes, who were engaged in the
game, were also sent on for Indictment.
Allen Major (negro), stealing head of
cabbage. Sent to the chain-gang for thirty
days.
Mary A. Burke (negro), creating a dig
turbance in the house of Daniel Ryan.
Discharged.
Frank Saunders (negro), assaulting and
beating James POOL Sent on for indict-
ment. ...s
Joseph Kersey, assaulting and beating
J. j. Morris. Discharged.
Kate Allen alias Brown, stealing dog
from George S. Allen. Discharged. -
Fleming Gentry, assaulting and beating
Madison Elmore. Discharged.
James II. Washington (negro), drunk
and disorderly in the street. Fined five
dollars.
Anderson Wyer alias Robert Emmett
(negro), stealing market basket. Set to
work cleaning out the station-house.
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RICHMOND, November 80, 1868.

find that have been very cruelty and
inezplicably misrepresented with reference
to proceedings in the Mayors court against
my brothers. murderer, one paper (the
Enquirer and Eranainer) printing in capi-
tails "E. A. POLLARD DECLINES TO TAKE
PART IN THE PROSECUTION OF JAMES
GRANT."(D What did say to the Mayor
was that [ declined to appear in any pro-
ceedings before him. l did SO because !
considered that he had not, properly, ,juris
dction of the question Of bail, and that his
action in this respect had been unauthorized
and illegal. l expressly said, "I leave
you to act on your own responsibility"
EDWARD A. POLLARD.
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TRUSS.

THOSE who are afflicted with rupture VIII find In
the AYRES TRUSS certain relief and 10 many
instances q radical cure, for the afillctlon. ahs
md is the resu. of the personal experience OF the
inventor Tor forty years On mere iaspeSti.99in,
and nract;cal Common sense. 1t dispenses eatirely
with the Objectionable steel spring, and may be
readily adapted to the various forms Of hernia as
~ 3ts snnerior advantages are lightness two TO
three oInces), and the perfect comfort With which
it can be worn at night. It has been pronounced
hy some of the most nent surgeons or this coun-
,ryv aE the very best in use. = be inventor has
onened an Office for the sale of this truss at No.
iaia Main street. over the old stand OF Mitchell q
;ryer. y here he respectfully invites the medlcal
faruity 10 call and examine them ,s
T n .U-lm &c a#. #as~ pAIh OtSL u >sAh~'
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Public Amusememts. A

Maggie Mitchell made her debit last
night before one Of the largest audiences
that have ever witnessed dramatic per-
formance in the new Richmond Theatre.
She was the same sad and merry "Cricket,"
and was received with the cordiality which
Richmond audience always awards to
true worth end talent. The performance
was almost unexceptionable; but to ana
lyze Maggie's Fanchon would be to do what
has been done q thousand times before.
She was called before the curtain after the
first act, and received loud and prolonged
plaudits in almost every scene. Tonight
she appears as Armie in the little. Bare
foot.
After Miss Mitchell leaves us there will
he no lack Of amusements until Christmas.
The next great attraction will be the vocal
entertainment Of Miss Clara Louise Kellogg
and her company of artistes. The reputa-
tion Of Miss kellogg as o cancatrice is
worldwide. She is an American, but her
greatest success has been achieved in Eu-
ropean cities, where she was received with
the most extraVagant demonstrations Of de-
light, and even the severest critics of the
Old World were forced to acknowledge the
justice of the laudatory critiques of the
American press. The rich musical treat
which she will present during her brief en-
gagement in Richmond will create o ttwore
among the lovers of good music rivalling
that witnessed when the, Riohings troupe
were here. Besides Miss, Kellogg, Stra-
kosch, the manager, has engaged Mile
Aide Topp, an eminent pianist Signor
Petrilli, primo baritone; Signor Lotti, primo
tenore and Herr kopta, violinist I; each Of
whom will add to the eclat of the perform
ance. lid.
On the 18th Of December Miss Laura
Keene will commence dramatic engage
ment Of four nights, and will be supported
by q New York company-Mr. George Boni-
face and Mr.. Parks among others aa i
Next week those who enjoy the sight Of
natural phenomena will have the pleasure
of visiting the great original Tom Thumb
his wife (AIrs. Stratton), Commodore Mutt
and Minnie Warren. The levees of these
Liliputians will take place at Metropolitan
Hall.
Meanwhile our citizens of a literary,turn
of mind will not forget the promised read.
ings of Mr.. Schar, under the auspices Of
the YouEg Mems Christian Association
which deserve good attendance. We
trust that ere long it may be announced
that this association has secured the services
Of several eminent lecturers for our amuse
ment and instruction.
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My aim ts
To have in store New Display
OF frst-rate Bargains every day.

just received
800 pairs LADIES' HOSE TO be sold st I2ac.,
worth 2oc. at least.
$50 HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHlEFS at 25c.,
cheap at4oc. ".a@91 nEE
Another big lot of wORSTED GOODS chad to
telegraph for them, as the others sold too fast
cheap as ever, such as S0ARFS from lOc mp /;
BRF FAKFAST SHAWLS, HOODS, &c, going at
trife. s%2+ e@-s a~'s N7
A fresh supply Of DRESS GOODS, bought at
great sacrifice amongst no which some very hand.
CHENE GOODS, P0PLINs, EMPRESS CL4TH,
ALL-WOOL PLAIDa &C., to be sold at con-
siderably below market figures. d.
A box crammed fnll Of auction, bargainsL in
BRUSSELS end. other LACEs. FRILLINss,
EMBROIDERED BANDS, INSERTIONS. EDG-
INGS G1MPS, TRIMMINGS, DRESS and
CLOAK BUTTONS, &c, never seen as cheap be-
fore. vurev-s EL,
Another invoice of BROCHE SHAWS, La
DIES CLOAKS. CLOAKIEGS. CASSlMERFS.
and other very useful and durable materials for
gents wear.
: Add to these attractions an assortment Of the
most desirable goods to be found In irst-class dry
goods house, and you have faint idea OF the adj
vantage In calling at JULIUS MEYERS
no27 SGT Broad street, near Sixth.
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FUNERAL OF DR.. PETICOLAs.-The re-
mains of DR.. A. Z. Peticolas will be brought
from Williamsburg to Richmond by the
James river steamer this evening. Mem
bers of the medical profession and the
friends of the deceased will meet at the
wharf and escort the body 10 ST. James's
(Episcopal church, whence the funeral
will take place tomorrow at II o'clock.
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A RED COW WAS FOUND IN gs5sg
MEETINGS.

THE PHYSICIANS OF THE CITY are
4 requested TO meet At the CITY HALL at4
O'Clock THIS Tuesday AFTERNOON, to re-
ceive the remains o. DR.. PETICoLAS. de lit
HORTICULTURAL AND
Y POMOLOGICAL SOCIETY "A meeting
OF the Society win be held at the room OF the same
Purcell building, corner Main and Thirteenth
stree,s) WEDNESDAY,, December 0, 1858, NJ u
O'Clock. D. 4. ShlELDS
de l-eodit SECRETARY.
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MEETING OF THE New BOARD OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RA1LRoAD.-The
new Board of Directors of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad met at the company's
Office on yesterday morning. There were
present General Williams c. Wickham, a.
L. Kent, e. G. Cabell, Franklin Stearns,
Charles e. Workman, General John E. Null
ford, DR.. Alexander Sharp, John Wood, Jr.,
J. G. Paxton. John S. Witcher, Fl. Parsons,
John Slack, Jr. Messrs. A. R. Humphreys,
General Echols, and Dr.. Hunter were ab-
sent.
Preliminary measures were adopted look
ing to vigorous prosecution Of the great
work entrusted to their care. Contracts
already entered into will be carried out,
and the work now in progress beyond Gov
ington will be urged forward with energy.
The directors are confident of fully meet
ing the public expectation of nm early COM
pletion to the line of the Ohio river.
Prior to the meeting Of the Board, Colo
mel Fontaine met General Wickham in the
Office of the company, and formally turned
over the road to the new President. Colonel
Fontaine assured the President and Board
of Directors of his willingness to furnish
them at any time all the information in his
possession which might be of service to
them.
The rumors current in regard to contem-
plated sweeping changes amongst the OIL
Gals of the road we believe to be without
foundation.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

W. GODDIN will sell at P. N. the cottage resi-
dence with Office detached. on Governor
street. opposite to the executive mansion, now
In the occupancy of DIR. Thomas Pollard.
COOK i LAUGHTON will sell at 10 O'Clock A.
s. ~, at their store, an excellent assortment Of
household furniture, eDgravlngs, crockery, OIL
cloth, grouDdrye coffee, &c. .... .--.,. s--s-
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GETTING OUT TIMBER on JAMES RIVER
On Saturday last the schooner Samuel Fish
put ashore at Royals landing, Charles
City county, q party of men and o full as.
sortment of tools, besides the necessary
draft animals, for the purpose Of getting
out ship timber. This business is Of in
creasing Importance. The Fish is the fifth
vessel arrived in James river within ten
days having the getting out Of timber in
view. The cargoes have been discharged
at Brandon's, Pickett's, and John Royals.
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CASES TRIED IN THE MAYORS Court
FINES IMPOSED AND COLLECTED.-Mayor
Chahoon tried during the month of No
vember, 335 Commonwealth cases. Fines
we're imposed to the amount of $2S2.5O, Of
which $24S50 were collected.
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Lrsr OF UNMArIABLE LETT Eas REMAIN

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETT Eas REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFPICE7 DEcEx-
Der l, lS6S.-Miss Sarah j. Thomkins ); G.
Fl. Chans, Richmond, Va; Mrs. Virginia
Calhoun, Sulu, Ala; Mrs. r. o. Morris,
Louisa county, w.; NIB. Johnson, Lynch
burg, Va; James Canoe, Amelia Court
house, Va; A. J. Lane, James City county,
Va.; Charles L. Mitchell, Fort Gibson,
Cherokee Nation.
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A PRoTRACTED CAsE.-The case of The
United States Us. William Denmead, of Bal
more, on an assessment made in the Fourth
District on the Denmead distillery to as
certain whether Mr.. William Denmead was
o partner in the business or not, which has
been before Commissioner Chahoon for seve-
raj weeks, was concluded before him yes
terday. The Commissioner sent the evl-
dence in the case to the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue for decision.