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Railroad Routes.
AND OHIO RAILROAD

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
. s .:s EiSEI iS5 n H.
are r. no. run " s !s5'si is4iaonE.
1: ..S ds 4 IA 'IesHs Sunday 1IOc and oo.
Ls.ys.!.s,, N; ana % p. N. No train to or
Leave iTJR W. WIZ S sTATi6ss.ss.a and 1spm
l'.'' MAE i f8f4s 81 81 fIiis sHRssr.
X a: ~: w J. q: ssa SP p. .A' sunday !"
sss!iss sss Win % from SslyB s2a
ston station Ticket Once Al "a ali hours P n
ESI New York, pAllsdslphi. and Boston. see
advertisement Of Through Line,
~, Master 4 T /; @pasotSi;
Go k 6os issrs, . P.s.rt asspt
BILL hRtnT EgR sSaEo
Train. bs,ys.a Ws;hinston and New Ya oG2 Are
'f ZOE III INV 9SRk w s.Aou. chang, Of cars
issys daily Except suadsy) at soos N. II Is
N WV FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Lssy e daily Except sundsyjM 500 An. IA
ON SUNDAY,
lie Leave f96 New York Ms.@ p. m. and Philadsl'
sisspins ears Tor New York on 100 p. m. train
Through ticket. to .Philsd.lphis, New York or
Sosson can Dc had atths Station once at all hours
g. B.lllnor. and Ohio Railroad advertisement
Innspoiis and III We.t H. IfspE%ors '
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THR Scranton Republican adhere. to the belief
that the nrs In the Avondsls ahan va, the work Of
auineendiary, aud thinks the opinion that II was
not caused by the furnsos. IL supported not only By
the experiences aud udfmsut OF experts, but By
pretty positive evidence THIS Is found In the pres
ent condition OF the brsltse or wooden partition
which divided the SHAH Into . hoistingway. Tho
brsttioe was the only material which csuld have
carried the Are from the bottom to the top Of the
shan, 1.-THE Ore had been communicated TO the bret
uee at the bottom. as II would have been had III 0
furnace communicated with H. lis impossible TO
bolloye that portion ofths brettoe beginning al q
point only twenty feet from the bottom. and ortend
Ing thsneO upward for 80 feet could have rem,neI
unburned as itnow remains. Whist could hsveex
tiuguishsd tho namn 20 feet from the bottom, and
rekipdlod th,m 49, or 10 fee, higher up, Opposed
to such reasoning this IL the testimony Of an or-
pert mining engineer who says that when the nrst
coal was thrown on the kidding embers IN the fur.
mace the current might have b,s1 checked, and the
air Of tbs chamber become yltiated By the men and
mules In IT, Assuming such to hAvs been the state
Of thlngs, the miners would begin to nud fault with
the air. and probably send TO the furaaesa man TO
open the door Of the short cut from the dovnsast
shaft TO tho furnace for additional air, when, tbs
supply Of oxygen being Increased. lhs furnace IRE
would he eorrsspondipEly intensined and light sst
to the earburstted hydrogen previously set fros so
causing tho explosion As Of powder spoken OF By
would bo aeh more likely 10 set FIRE to the brettee
boards ats high aud dry place In tbs shaft than at
the bottom. Thislatter theory Is innuitely more
probable than that tho awful decd was done willing.
IL. To sacrifice hundred lives to satisfy . petty
malice against two or three nigh DO possible with q
hend. but not with huma being.
Tng BaIrIsu WHAT CRoP.-Ths London Ship
ping and Mercantile Gazette. Of August n, In a re.
view ofthe whoat trais, stttes that the samples o.
new whcA, exhibited At MAJ Lane showed q better
condition than the previous unfavorAble weather
gave reason to expect, bat they were deficient In
weight aud color rs compared with last year. 1t
added th,t this years crop Ia uuder the average.
both as to yield and quality. Stocks Of old wheat
have been greatly depleted. but tho deficiency III
be to some exOnt made ur, by the extra breadth OF
land under cultivation this yoar, and prices are eI-
rected torseede. Tbs receipts offoreiGn wheat are
expected to be heavy, stimulated By the hish rates
10 1873. and the removal Of every restriction upon
importstions. The amount Of wheat aaoAt for the
Unto Kingdom. wAsAbout the same - at the same
period last year. and this Is expected receive
siderable addition from the fact ola deficient hAr-
vest, which Is now matter Of certainty.
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DIR. RICIIAU'5
g d l. ID 4 N II Il M 4 ID I ES.
Ask for no other, take NO other, and you will
Loo REWARp Tor any case Of disease In any
stage which they fall to cure.
DR.. RioHAu's GOLDEN BALsAN No. cures u
GERS, liberated Sore Throat and Month Sore Eyes,
CutAneous or Skin Rruptions, Copper Colored
Blotehes, Soreness Of the Scalp, serofula, &c Is
the greatest RenovAtor, Alternative and Blood Pur
fer Known. removes all diseases from the 81 stem
and leaves the blood pure and healthy.
Dr. RIcHAu's 0oLDEN BALsAN No. 2 cures Mer-
curiAl Affections. Rheumatism In all Its forms,
whether from mercury or other eansesi gives i'm
mediate relief In all gases No dieting necessary.
have thousands Of Cert AGATE, proying the mirae:
ulous cures effected BY these Remedies. Price Of
either No. or No. .. per bottle. or two bottles
.Df RIcHAu's GoLpRx AHrIpoIs, asafs, speedy.
pleasant aud radical cure Tor all Urinary DeranEe
Is per bottle.
BR. RIoHAu's Golden Elixir d,Amour, q radi-
cal cure for Nervous or General Debility in old
Price, t6per bottle or two bottles for %,
TO any place.
None genuine without the name Of
"DR. RICHAu'S QOLDEN REMEDlRS, D. b.
RICHARDS, SOLE PROPRIETOR"
Address no. DIR: p, p. RICHARps,
No. 22S variek street, New York.
0aiee hours from "a. IN, tosp. IN. jy2-ly.
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1910 GREAT 1ORn
70 Tfi r5kFR8E tSa sSST fGU IND ts6S3HF a.

i l8 4S2 ,S5EEsssssySSass5lTA,, s0uEE 1859
On and after MAY O. 1902 trains will leave as
w.sS!s.,oa ..s.n B.lunOr. . layn.
VIII TE Et 96ssT RsSSEsskEk RSEfs n
day and night ears, with modern improvements.
and saying from fogr to twelve hours In time over
S2y other Iogte. Two hgnd,od miles saved to
rHRiE R A ExPsESs .TR1IEs, WEST,
TWO DAILY Express TRAINS NORTH,
pI ThrSp p from baltimore to ROCHESTER, and
Passensers By this Ioate from Baltimore have
~ psadysntssss q nhsinS all changes In UNION
Tickets By this route can DO procured at the
avenue, under National Hotel, where reliable In.
formation will be given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at this once can Sc
fgTs ssss9nn0das2ps Car. tor EnlIs or
Corner Sixth ct. and Penn. avenue.
ID; s. YOUNG, General Passepge Agent.
de5-N Baltimore. Nd.
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MEDICAL,

PURE-GENUINE.
Great Reduction in Price.
HoFF'sMALT EXTRACT Is beverage partieu.
larly adapted to persons OF weak and debilitated
constitutions, aud those tunefing from dyspepsia.
place OF and ssupsrior to ale. porter, and spiritu
Gus lquorsin all cases where nourshing beverages
and tonies are needed.
JOS. .. PEDERSEN,
AZ Murray street, N. Y.
As-sole Agents for the United States. IA jys.u
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
PIE SAINT sUMMER RESORT.

~ =
would infoLln my patrons and alec temporary
soiourneTs In Warrington, that keep on hand and
ready to serve Al minutes nViiee, great variety
Of substantial dishes, prepared In the most attrae
tive style, and also the purest Wines, Liquors and
Cigars that can be procured. 4 most -capaeious
Saloon, containing Bag.tslle, Jenny Lind. and
Billiard Tables, and also Shooting Gallery. IL
are fond Of those popular games A few table
boardors, for whom have mple accommodations,
JOHN BECK,
4O5 D, between Sixth and seventh streets
iy 1890
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I SECOND STREET EAST.
OfEICE ~ SUPERINTENDENT AND Inspector or
SEWERS, QARRIAd EwAYs. fOOTwAYs AND
NKw BUILDINGS, CRY HALL,
WAsuISdTOs, D. G., September u 1859.
ONCE, city Hall, until ~ clock, m, on sAfUR-
DAY. tho 18th Of september, for extending tho
dlameter) twenty feet east OF the building, with
suheient protection wall to hold the slope Of
August ~, 1862,
The Mayor reserves the ri ght to reject any or all
so to do.
Any Information needed relative to the eonstruc.
ton ofthe calvert can be obtained at the ONCE Of
the Super ntendent Of Sewers, dc.
Proposals TO be endorsed =" Proposals for Calvert
In Second street east, " CHAS, II. BLISS,
superintendsn t sewers, &c,
sepl5 tChIon start
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BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADEL.
PHIA AND BALTIMORE
MARKETS,

30 pieces Of Lowell sud Hartford all Wool, In
grain CARPETS.
40 pieces Of all Wool. Ingram CARPETS, at 81
Per yard.
Rag. Dutch Wool, Stair aud Hemp CARPETS.
I2-i, Sd and Al OIL CLOTHS. In great
variety.
cocoa MATTI,o, RUds, MATS, &c.
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Also,
PIue Parlor, Chamber and Dining-room FUR.
NITURE, q every description, which persons will
hnd 1t to their advantage to give me call before
purchasiug elsewhere, as am determined to soil
at small profits. All ] ask Is call, and then you
can aud exam no for yourselves.
WALTER b, WILLIAMS,
In eharSs g 0REEs ~ WItL,Aas' Branch House,
sep7-2w [BtATl
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Inches by Inches square, ID leaves, per dozen.
No, ls9 idoren Moore's Improved Blotters. large
and small per dozen.
No. 49,. dozen packs Blottlug Pads, for Moore =
patent blotters, two Sizes, per dozen.
No, l3l. dozen Desk Pads, with leather corners,
for holding plotting sheets. u Inches by q inches
No, lsi 10 doIen paeks plain white Card. sec.
Ond qualify, PET dozen,
No lS 70 dozen pack, CArJs, IL paper cases.
No 49,. lOdoIen boxc' rc,dy-mad' gliH Pens
No lSI 100 sheets, Parchment "a tnrh,, by 81 =
iuchcs square, per sheet
No. lS. dofen h4li-plut bottles lurp.n "B -
No; iS7. dozen pint bottle, PurpI, 81 " lux,
No; iSs' . Ioleu qunrtbotle. Purple "B'' Ink,
No, ia. . dozen C.quIre Record Books, Q In.
Chcs by Ia iRcEr- square, inlcGed through, per
No, no. 2 DOZEN iqulro Record books, 0 In.
ches by ll'a Inches square, iudexed through, pei
No, ia . dozen Squire Record Books, 0 In.
ches by II. inches square, indexed through. pei
Ma ~. 2 dozen 2.quire Record Books, 0 in,
] dozen.
No, lt 2 dozen 6.quire Record Books. Q in
ches by ia inches square, tndexed In trout pei
No, IA. > dozen 4 qulrs Record Books. ain
ehes by ia inches square, lndexed In front, POI
| No. las. Q dozen Squire Record Books, lin
| DOZEN.
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ehes by Ia inches squAIe' indsked IN 'front.' Pei
doIsn.
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RoPosA foR SEW

Clerk Of the Acuse Of ReprcsoStattv,
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LOCAL MATTERS,

lSACRILEG1oUsg gRoBBERY.-Scme time du-
ring the night Of the Goth instant a thief
or thieves entered the house and vestry-
room Of st. Peters cathedral and stole
sundry articles. From the kitchen, after
taking some Refreshments, they purloined
several articles of clothing and taking the
keys of the vestry and the key of the safe
kept in the vestry for containing the sacred
vessels, they took everything there which
they deemed valuable among these were
three chalices, with cups and patenas of
silver; silver ceborium, gilded and mark
ed as present from Pope Plus TX; two
silver cruets three large silver vases, used
for holding the consecrated oil, and marked,
as well on the covers as on the vases, with
the initial letters Of the oils which they
contained-as s. c., s. O., and O. /. .
The robbers were evidently perfectly &C
quainted with the premises and the state Of
things. They must have been secreted in
the house when it was closed up for the
night, as the condition of the fastenings
would indicate.
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PUBLIC MEETING IN SIDNEY.-Tanner's
Hall was the scene of q largely attended
meeting of the citizens.of the territory re-
Gently added to the city, night before last.
Mr.. J. Harmer Gilmer, Jr., called the meet
ing to order, and stated that its object was
to devise some means by which the rights
of the people of the "neW district" might
be secured.
After some debate, on motion of Mr.. John
M. Pitcher, o committee Of three was ap-
pointed to ascertain the amount of taxes
that has been collected in the new district,
and how much of them and in what man
ner they have been expended; to learn the
disposition of the City Council upon the
subject, and to report to future meeting
Of taxpayers.
Messrs. Pitcher, Gilmer, Jr., and Sauer
were appointed on said committee; after
which the meeting adjourned.
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$ FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY o. 1869.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

on ALL PUBLIC OR PBIvATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT ON ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE THTRTY-FIRsT
DAY OF DECEMBER THE srLLER PAYS THEM.
E. NANCE, trustee, will sell Mt Az p. nj. q
parcel of land ad Joining the farm Of Thos.
. s. M. Lndd, Henrico county. s1 &hI
COOK & LAUGHTON Will sell at 10 O'Clock
asf a. NJ. handsome furniture, carpets, stoves,
T etc. '- srt ~ #. = Z
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, trnstee. will sell at
half-past O'Clock p. NJ. one hundred
acres of land In Henrco county.
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MAD Docs ABoUT.-There is considera-
BILE excitement in different parts Of Henrico
county on the subject of mad dogs. Several
persons think they have been bitten by
rabid animals. One dog ran down the
Mechanicsville turnpike biting every other
dog he met. At last accounts he had not
been killed. Another was killed by Mr..
Atkinson with pitchfork.
Church Hill is also agitated about mad
dogs, and yesterday morning q squad of
policemen went over there and captured all
CANNES roaming abroad without license.
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FrRE.-The store of DR.. W. r. Farrar
was entirely consumed by fire on Wednes-
day night. The building was owned by Mr..
J. B. Word, and was insured for $500. The
stock was insured for $4,000 in the Peters
burg Insurance and Savings Company. The
loss is estimated at about 800. The fire
was doubtless the work of an incendiary.
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TOBACCO TAx.-A telegram from Wash
ington was received by Mr.. E. 0. Noting
on Wednesday, giving notice that conven-
ton of the tobacco planters was to be held
in that city on yesterday. The Tobacco
Exchange accordingly held meeting and
appointed the following-named gentlemen
as delegates Messrs. J. B. Pace, Lewis A.
Frayser, and John H. Childrey.
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ADVANTAGES OF THE MODERN DANCE
There are few young people, and indeed
few old people, who do not entertain some
curiosity to know what they are. All such,
and all others who would spend pleasant
evening, we would advise to hear Mr..
Hatcher's lecture at the First Baptist
church tonight. The lecturer is too well
known to need further introduction to a
Richmond audience, and we can safely pro-
appearance.
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n clerk of both courts for lhe last twentg-nvs
wears in one OF the largest and most business
counties in the state. and anticipating removal
thereform, would respectfully solicit q similar
position elsewhere. Address Y. Y. H., box lae,
Charlottesyille Va. "a W-1W
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TABLEAUX AND CHARADEs.-We under
stand that an entertainment will be given
at the Metropolitan Hall on Monday eve
ming next for the benefit Of Union Station
Methodist church. The entertainment will
consist of a series Of tableaux and charades,
and judging from the preparations made, it
will be 8 most excellent one.
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For THsoAT DISEASES AND AFFECTIONS OF
THE CHEST "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs,"
or Cough Lozenges, are of great value. In
coughs irritation OF the throat caused by cold or
unusual exertion Of the vocal organs In speaking
in public or singing, they produce the most bene-
iicial results. he Troches have proceed their
Of ~
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LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFICE JANUARY
%, 1S69.-William R. Barksdale, Univer-
sity of Virginia; Mrs. ]. P. Hough, Jersey
City, N. j.; George Willig s. Co., Balti-
more Md /
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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD Is one OF the best
mediums for advertising In the country. 1t is the
organ OF the Bsp:fsts OF Virginia, West Virginia,
Maryland, and South Carolina, and hss also good
circulation In other States. The business men Of
Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk, Charleston, Bal
tlmore, Washington, and other cities, should con-
slider whether their interests may not be promoted
by availiDg themselves of the advertising columns
of the RELIGIOUS HERALD. Its advertising rates
are very reasonable. ns . .s...' "<
Office on Main street opposite the Dispatch
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TOR RENT, o BRICK DWELLING a
~ with eight rooms. and KITCHEN with -
three rooms, on Second between Clay ana Eeign
streets. next door To A. II. Rohins's apothecafy'
The premises have just been painted and whiten-
"a "a 'usst1 W. pp''' CHAHLEy i. TODD.
4, so cornar Si Nth and CLAY streets.
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CONTEMPLATED MovEMENT.-The citi-
zens Of the new district on Union and
Church Hills contemplate o meeting at an
early day for the purpose Of presenting
their claims to the Council.
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MALE ORPHAN AsYLUM.-A called meet
ing of the directors of the Male Orphan
Society will be held at the Dispatch office
this afternoon at o'clock. AS business Of
much Importance will require their atten-
ton, it is earnestly requested that every
member be present.
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rIcHMoND GYMNASIUM. The classea

HI for instruction at The hiehmond Gymnasium
having been re-organized under y competent
for \ thorough course Of GYMNASTIU EXER-
CISES every MONDAY, THURSDAY, and .SA-
TURpAY, from TO O'Clock 2. ~, and 'front.'
to 10 O'Clock Z NJ.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION Twelve months. $40;
six months ga; three months, a.; one rronth, o..
For further Information, or 20 procure tickets,
apply 10 FRANK d. HILL,
Secretary and Treasurer,
ja l6-1w 12os Main street,
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7CHEkP WooD.-If you want to get really cheap
wood 20 to, BRAzEAL & CoTTREbL's coal-yard,
on tie Basin bank. They are delivering good sea-
soned oak wood in any part OF the city for five
dollars per cord Call to-day before they sell out
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COUNTY CLERK APoINTED.-Samuel F.
Maddox was yesterday appointed clerk of
the county and circuit courts of Powhatan,
Uice R. F. Graves, removed.
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LOB RENT, a BRICK DWELLING, a
n ON Canal street next to corner OF 6fxth -
WITH f,ur rooms with brick kitchen Win iour
rooms withgwaser ON tne 2remissS 1osse'''''-
given zsln li Oi - '"nA el'f SsRs' q. GARY,
No, lis Eighth street, near, packet landing.
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STATE INTEREsT.-Upto yesterday, $780,
900 had been paid out Of the State treasury
in payment of interest due on State debt.
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III. ELLYsoN & Co. will insert advertisements In
The principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub.
lishers' rates. for cash. Apply at this Office.
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THE COURTS.

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
In this court yesterday the argument in
the case of Mayo Us. Darlington was re-
sumed and continued until the adjourn
ment,
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MAYORS CoURT-MAroR Gso. CHAHosS.
Thef.-John Payne (negro), charged
with stealing one trunk valued at five dol
lars, the property of Heller & Co., was
called, and after an investigation the ac-
cused was sent on for indictment. - =
- Burglary Joseph Hootsey alias Mur-
ker, charged with feloDioisly breaking
and entering in the night the stall Of Jack
son J, Foster (negro)' and stealing several
articles valued at Eve dollars, was brought
up. Betty Allen appeared, charged on q
search-warrant with having in her posses
sion the articles stolen. The evidence be-
ing heard, the woman was discharged, and
Hootsey sent Oh for Indictment nj -
AssauN.-Joseph ,Hobert was arraigned
for assaulting and beating Sarah James,
and the latter was brought up on cross
warrantf for assaulting and beating Hobert.
They were fined two dollars and a. half
each. -,
Stolen ,Rroperty.--Johni Christian and
James R. Brown, charged with shaving in
their possession7a lot of pig-iron supposed
to have been stolen, were called. The for
mer was discharged, and the latter held in
the sum of S40O for his good behavior.
Atkins Peasants (negro) appeared on o
warrant procured by Matt Eagan, "who
charged him with having in his possession
q mule, the property Of the said Eagan.
The case was dismissed. ] '.
y, Assaut.-Moses Jackson, charged with
assaulting and beating Anna Dabney, was
called up and fined two dollars and o half
D. D.-James Holland, drunk. and dis
orderly, was discharged. -
EuI Tongue. - Elizabeth Myer and
Martha Howard, charged with abusing and
using improper language towards Ann
Blake, were called and the case continued
until tomorrow.
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BEFORE UNITED STATES COMn1IS-
go SIONER CHAHOON.
Yesterday the case Of the United States
against r. s. 8. Dominica, charged with de-
frauding the United States Government in
violation Of the internal revenue laws, was
called. After hearing, the accused was
sent on to answer an indictment by the
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FOR REiy.T.

y ooMs FOR rem TWO sMALLA
mant al the Southeast corner Of Main shd Tweiflh
streets sdiinir,g the ofiee OF the Manhattan LIE
Insurance Company, well adapted Tor nwSssrr wSsr
RpsSsss os, Ire third and f0i th Goofs, each - b5
% feet admi ably we'll suited for society msetinxs
The rent VIII, be very reasonaole 70 aRproysa
his factory, Or at the, nice or w. GODDiN.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JASuARY2l
ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. q. Dunham
& Co.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner S. Louisa cleared from Baltimore
for Richmond on the Goth,