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STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND ~c$2es
l. AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP. ss&9aAs
LINE Steamers NORFOLK aud YALhsi
CITY, composing this line, will leave PhiladepIi
DAY, alternately.
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, and e.
Louis, Ola Pennsylvania Central railroad. Also
for Norfolk and Boston; and close connection
made ut Norfolk. Bills OF ladins signed th.oagh.
Passage to Philadelphia, including mealS and state
room, Sla. ". L. PORTER. Agent,
oe L! -ofice a22S Dock street.
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By James M. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
No. gel Main street.
three doors below Spotswood Ho'cl.

yE1AREHoUsE ON FIFTEENTH Be
Wv TWEEN MAIN AND CARY. STREETS
FOR RENT. at kUCTIoN.-Will be rented
at auction on TUESDAY MKT. the 5th
dny Of January. at IL O'Clock NJ for one year, the
WAREHOUSE on the west side OF Fifteenth be-
tween Main and Cary streets, being the one re-
Gently occupied by the Government as q bonded
IA et -E-7I's-F ef.T# Auctioneers
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.L-5~...-~.~u1.-r<l
BY james Ii. Taylor 3 Son, Auctioneers,
No. 81 Main street e
three doors below the spotswood Hotss.
GALE OF HOUSE AND LoT. IN RICH
- MOND. UNDER DECREE OF EOU ~ a.
PnrrTsnt to a decree OF the Circuit Court OF Inc
c,ty Of Richmond entered on the 4h OF Dscsrnser
1885, in the chancery suit or 6stes MSaIsss s
aaT Of Janaary. 1859, at O'CLOCK MI proceed,
uon the premises 90 sell q. Pubic Ne 2, 20
hiahest bidder the HOUSE AND LyL IN nJ Tue 9lH
and nroceedirigs mentioned, upon the Ioliowlnssg
terms One third cash the relnnIhSS from 1 the pur
chaser negotiable notes with interest aoea ,i ,a
the day OF sale, and retaining tne si'ie '''
The lot IS in the Of Richmond on ae sas.sE
st,,g on It lanes street thirty feet, ana run
Ming back hundred and thirty fset 1n ~, dSye
nlrecbioh. 1he wv THOMAS j. EVANS, #a
Ing. Saecis1 Comm lssioner
-, .o,drcted nv JAMES NJ. TAYLOR q
Soy ACctinneerS. ~ stEs=t----- - 20
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MILLINERY, &C..

DIsTINGUIsHED ARRIVAL OF %
< NEW MILLINERY AND FANCY 49,
GOODS, embracing nh the novelties Of the ~ ~,
season, such as BONNETS HATS. GIs aLIy,1S
hREss TRI INNINGS OF all kinds, + Y Il .,
FEATHERs, FLOWERS. SATINS, SIL 81 ! :, i sn4
a choice selection Of beaIti19i " $500. = ~ 10
K. Demelman, No. lo2 Broad street, aY
n. Blades Wishing to make Their Il, oTn p31s.
and ali necessary information given. Her MOWERS
and feathers are Of the most exquisite qualify.
call from the ladies Is most rsspecssuis
= Cauntry and city orders promptly executed
1 Closed every SATURDAY. sos 40
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A. UCTIONf SALE AT C q A,RLOTT =
"A COIJpTUCUSE THE IL RACEO PRIIING
FIST sBDISHMENT at Keysyille, heretofore. az,
veTt,sed for sale viii be offered ut public auction
AZ Charlotte Courthouse on MONDAY, Jannsry,A
1899. :. rsa,..-g,.>g ...F ,,,r:...,-..fo. o,+o
ha oondmcied nnt,er the direction OF John Booker,
Esq. uouIrp
de 22--nt go r.Er NOliTJtS % ho11DciiN --
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AUCTION SALES.
BY wellington Goddin,
knctinnear and Zeal FHtste AFent.
FUTURE DAY.

Auctionref anu lseai Esso'e % seas'
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-
" BILE FOUNDRY PROPERTY, IN TIE
City OF RICHMOND, ON THE NORTH SIDE
or CARY BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
STREE S.-By virtue OF n decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Richmond pronounced on the ID OF De-
ce1nber. 1859 In the case OF Bo1ers's afmtn1stra-
trfx aeaiutt Arnold. we shall, rs special commits
sfoners thereby appointed proceed to sell at public
anction, on the premises. on TUFsD the l1th on
JANUARY 1889 at 12 clock NJ. if fair II not the
frst fair tiay thereafter, the said REAL ESTATE
above described fronting on the north side ri Cary
street 432 feet running hack leo feet having thereon
n large BRICK BUILDING, now occupied by MIR.
JOSEPH Arnold rs a bell and brsss foundry.
TERMS .BOne-third cash; balance at SIX ana
twelve months for negotiable notes interest," aaa 9,
fully paid and conveyance ordered by the court.
=, : JOHN 0. STFGBR,
RO. r. HnWISON.
ta1i 80 90 Commissioners.
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TXECUTORs' SALE IN CHESTER

SALE IN CHESTER
H. FIELD.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY the
9th day Of January. 1862 at public auction, at the
late residence OF DR.. Anderson Sale, deceased, In
Chesterfield one mile from "Tomahawk" IA sta
ton on The Richmond and DanyiIle rsiiroadl, all
the decedent p ERISHABLE ESTATE. including
two flne Horses lot OF Cattle sheep, Hogs, crops
of CDrn and Oats, Farming Implements, Including
half Interest IN Wheat Machiue IN good order !;
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
TERMS: Stated at sale.
e. II. FLOURNOY,
t. &. MARSHALL,
de 25-25De&1,4 s. 6Jan Executors.
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PROFESSIONAL p,lE, !, 4, lI CARDS.

nR. J. '. HOBsON HAS RESUMED
1.-THE Practice OF MEDICINE IN
nTL HMuND. Particular attention paid to pa
tents suffering from chronic disease, and such as
are called incurable. Many, OF these admit OF
perfect cure, and nearly all or relief by judi
cious application Of the Law Of Cure.
Letters or inquiry, with postage stamp enclosed,
promptly answered without charge. I. =
Residence and office, No. ii Fourth street, be-
tween Main and Franklin. js4-eOd, w&w2t
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AUCTIONS SALES,
ny Cook d iLanghton, hncsioreers.
corner of Governor and Franklin streets
FUTuHB DAy.

corner Of Governor and Franklin streets
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF,
rs EK EsessTraGsaNT FfxTuass s1fix
TUHEa. OIL CLOTH, &c:e.AT AuCTigE;;--g t,s
Vii sell az the residence Rna restaurant Of MT.
Josh Whits twho Is removing 20 New Io r "a.
q sysnn ssa an sr9sa Fixtures
{ seny HhEaHpsoaE ROSEWOOD CHAMBER
SUIT, With superior Feather geo MAJ -
wAEa sigsf and COTTAGE BEpsrEADs' and
npIEIE ERRIsSei iHanE.prY and other OAR
E1F PGas; sn eso5 sElS'S SECRETARY and
Enssal44asggfksossiEwoopM ARsLE-ropPAR-.
vrk H:2T RI T ABsoIg ROSEWOOD ETAeERE,
with Marble Slab and Mirror;
aNTioUE and other PARLoR CHAIRS OF SIN
,oAE ' oFs ffsEn SUR covered With velvet plush
consisting Of two sofas and eight cn3lrs' very
mA l!IIf RsSs gyLssET and sIpE5SAfnR }.
MIG r TA Bin r.Rr,E
Oar Oar G; BINfNG;kooM, CHAD srr >,
nearly $50 pieces, entirely new.
. q iafs s' ''s "o'scRoCKERY..
q
E.G ThsIGhSe'uTLE CUTLERY.
TABLE LINEN, &c.
The BAR is furnished with very handsome
BAR and OYsTgR COUNTERS,
INTERPRETATIONS 5sa
-" ICE BOXES ,,-rr,,,,,,,,:
Uel .gia Very ornamental GAs-FlXTUREs.
-4E.e.rr + STOVES G - t.r .srs
CHAIRS
assr mrftF &FTABLNS. &C.,
Ee ..4af1 DENIM OHNS.
The HOUSE Is furnished throughout With floor,
stair and passage OILCLOTha OF excellent
quality and windows with WINDOW-SHADES.
The KITCHEN FURNITURE consists Of an
unusually large COOKING-STOVE, and slso a
RkNGE, with all necessary appurtenances; q
large lot of TINWAxE. STONEWARE, PRE-
SERVING KETTLES, sIDR-TABLES, &c,
Previous TO the sale or furniture the GOOD
WILL, KEY, and TWO YEARS LEASE OF
premises will be offered and at same time will be
sold the GAS-FiXTURES GAS AND WATER
PIPES, and BELLS extending throughout the
house. Tr
The attention OF the public is called to this SALE
as it affords 3 good opportunity to purchase good
furniture and offers great inducements to any one
wishing to continue the same business.
The first floor with all that pertains to first
class restaurant and bar room, may he purchased
- ~ 81 COOK & LAUGHTON,
u jag s1sl Auctioneers.-
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RATIHOADs.
rraII. AND NINTEH ARHAHaEMENT


TrALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
~ gHsEo H2aTa alzEAa.s FIST KA AgW WIKI VII va
TAE KIgHh22HR ssHnSpaE,sIc EEsvgnyMa Alp ZIP
ssN sSoa 81. VIII VI NEH fATkaT sIESf.
from tae DEPOT, corner EYED AID EfsH7H
! !. 9ne Bay TagoiGisH MAIL TRAs lsays
nkson s eo an s VIZ sas u earl, T.
ternoon expresS tSains for the North, xzxs, and
Ths NIGHT THROUGH NAIL TEAM. VITA
attached, lesyes Richmond daily tspndsys e1ceY.
4. K. conascsins Win he carly mornins rain H.
Tor the North, Esst, and West, 1'A
ZEE kCcob ssGa 8 4Fs os s.i
aud streets a. or. n Returning, srr, E
THROUaH TICKETS and THROUGH saa.
CAGE UHECKs TO al principal points.
Tor further S inSornstten and hIossn tickets, ap-
Rshts stseesx sho Sa and Sia e sss I'd
oface, corner Byrd and Xistth streets.
aAsu L s E asss aDslia ssasss. Ticket
WTINTER sCHEDULE.-RIcHdoND
and afseT WEDNESDAY the ID Decenbes ths
Leave Richmond at &. u. and 1:ss P. ii.
Leaye pete g,ss { Ct sss a; ~ and
car attached, WIN leave Richmond daily at <:l6P
n. and Petersburg daily At exc A. u. tsundsys
ThesA II. train win not leave Richmond on Sun.
days. and the s:ss p. NJ trstn win not leave Petsr-
PASSENGERS Tor Norfolk win take the s:n 2. n
train, running through daily.
L Fare to Norfolk, ~ Baggage checked through
/ The passenger coach attached TO the coal train
| win leave Clover Hin at 4. Id, End returning
| leave Richmond at 7:so p. on Tuesdays, Thus.
days, and Saturdays. THOMAS II. WYNNE,
I del superintendent
| DlGHMOED AND DAEVILLE EAIL.
| h RI An-WINTER sCgEDULE.--Or and
after TUESDAY, November 10, the trains on hia
/ road will rum rs follows:
I Come WZST.-Through AAu- Traiu.--LtAYss
| Richmond daily At $50 A. d.. iesyes Danvt!e
| daily at Al Pm; onnecttng 1t Burkeytle WITH
ths southside road for Farmville, Lynchburg, and
sll stations on Che Virginia and Tennessee raj.
| catur, &c, Ala Corinth, Grand Junction, Ticis.
burg, &C., Miss. Sew 0rlesns, &C., and nc Green's
boro' with North Caroltns railroad FOR Chsr,oSte
Columbis, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Macon,
r; Columbus, htlanta, &C., Ga. I: montgomery, 10.
! bile, New Orleans, dc.
] GorNa EAST.-Tbroush Mall Train. Lessei
greensboro daily at $50 A. u. !esVes DsnYiIe
daily at s:kS a. 81. connects at Bur kestie with the
sauthside train from Lyncaburg for Petersburg
&C.
| Through tickets can be procured a. the tcie
| points South and Southwest and at Greensboro
and Danyiiie to all points North, East, and West,
THOMAS DODAAEAD,
nos Superintendent
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THESAPEARE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ WINTER sUHEDuLE.--On and after the
FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1sss, the passenger trains
win run 40 follows:
NAIL TRAIN between Richmond and Staun-
ton daily Except Sunday and between Staunton
and gOyington tri-weesly--viz., Leave Richmond
st lis 4. II and arrive at Stanton ST s.2s J. NJ.
Leave Staunton at s.ss A. h. aud arrive - hich-
mond S.is P ID.
On TUESDAY, THURSDAY, snd SATURDAY
leave Covington st sI9 A. ~. snd arrive at Staur.
ton at s.IoA, N Leave StauDton 1t $50 I. 4. and
arrive at Covingtou At 7.55 Z. ~.
RECONSIDERATION TRAIN between Ricn-
InOnd and Charlottesville on MOEDAYS, WyD-
NESDAYS, and SATURDAYS. Leave ChJH-
lottesytle a. 4 A. ". and arrive ~ Richmor4.A
s.sp A. 81. Lesys Richmond at $50 Z, ~. kndt q.
rive at Charlottesville at z. Ii.
Grns Hsu Tsain c1pnnrtS al aoruohSVine aaa
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, hier*nl:s,
and MANASSAS rs.irosd5 for ALEXANDRA,
WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHLh, =. f0Ea,
LYECHBERG, ROCKVILLE Ca1TIhSog'
GA, MEMPHIS, KEW ORLKAEs, MONT.
GOhERY, E0Bifsf. &C. - staunton WIN
stages FOR LEXINGTON. NATURAL BRIDGE,
HaRRISOEEUBG, WIHCEGBPGR &c Z.
Goshen, With stages for LEXINGTON, NATL
RE Fridge, &c. At Mlllboro, WITH stages ~
BATH ALUM, WARN, HOT, ard HEALING
SPRINGS. At Coyington, with etaze3 ir
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS LEWisBUEs
CHARLESTON, sc.
JA1IES 8. NETEEELAED
seD General Ticket j SanL
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AS AGENT FOB THE STATE UF
IA VIRGINIA, j offer to the trade. 10 hotel
and boarding -houae keepers, MfNCE MEAT,
dIECE MEAT.--3sQo pounds Atmore,s excel
sior MLNCE MEAT, the best In the world, ready
for use put up in tubs, Jars, and barrels just re.
ceiyed, fresh made, and warranted unsurpassed
or unequalIed by any made.
ALSO,
200 boxes two-pound cans PEACHES,
400 boxes two-pouud cans TOMATOES,
az agent for the packers, and ut their prices.
de 1S1 - ftEft lsl2 Main street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

GTRAYED from my residence, on -
~ the morning. OF the lst instant, aASN
large BLACK AND WHITE DOG. Answers TO
the name Lee. Anyperson delivering the said dog
TO the ..1Morning Star Saloon No. $40 Broad be-
tween Third and Fourth streets, viii be literally
rewarded. 2tE .gsf
js2-9,x OTTO MoRGENsTERE.
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-CONFECTIONEREEs.


EUST RECEIVED,
81 200 drums NEW FIGS,
20 boxes LEMONS, Il
60 boxes RAIsINss
40 cases CANNED FRUITS,
49, 20 dozen ASSORTED PRESERVES,
rs barrels ASSORTED MEATS.
10 cases PRESERVED GINGER,
10 kegs MALAGA GRAPES,
boxes ORANGES,
20 cases PICKLES, In jars;
500 gallons PICKLES, in kegs and barrels !;
10 bags COCOANUTS.
sell cheaper than the cheapest. Give INC eau
and be convinced. W. W. THlhoEII,
de Is HIS Main STREET.
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II S. sQUIRE's CLASSICAL AND
AZ ENGLISH SCHOOL, on Franklin between
i hirsl and Fourth streets, will reopen MONDAY,
January 4th Pupils received at moderats charges
for the balance of session. - u de 3L-lw
UNIVERSITY ACADEMY, No. 22l
I MAIN STREET, NEAR THIRD. Terms :
From $40 70 $2o Per quaTter Ni Is sehoel MON
= SIDNEY, II. OWENS, JB., Principal.
H. STROBE, Assistant In Night School.
81 7. ROGER RA0ULT, French
Z Gee circulars. c.fa de l-lw
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II UhSE STUIEN.-StoIen from Inl-N
III the stable Of DR.. William +. Gaines, ~
in Hanover county, the night of the 2eth instant,
SMALL SORREL MARE between eight and
nine years old; barefooted; has some white marks
on. her back. one half-Eqnare, and several
white spots ON body; has collar marks. also a
lump on each shoulder Cow DOWN caused by the
collar; fine Deep rich coat; long tail and m ane;
canters and trots WELL. She does not stand nrln on
right hind ankle. Also, at the same time, Nc
gCLELI.AN SADDLE, and a CURB BRIDLE
with one rein broken. A reward of TWENTY
FIVE DOLLARS will he given If delivered to the
undersigned, or ut JOHNSON'S stable franklin
street. kichmond, Va. Ny address, box4 0, Rich
r1ond, Va.
de ss-d&swlw WILLIAMF. GAINES.
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TOBACCO. CIGARs. &c.

INWARD BRAND.
The undersigned have been appointed sole agents
for this celebrated brand of TOBACCO. and VIII
be prepared TO furnish II In large or small quantl-
ties ut prices to suit the times.
de atm -. = WALKER IL SAUNDERS.
THEWING TOBACC0.-ChEWlNG To
VI BACCO, various brands superior quality.
For sale at Wholesale or retail by
PURCELL.t LAID CO., Druggists,
deI8 1915 Maiu street, corner Thirteenth.
DOWHATAN PIPES.-A further supply
A oithe genuine original P0WHATAN PIPE,
beautifully polished, Just received ey
dcIs Agents for Richmond.
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A ssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
"A REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN
.MECKLENBURG COUNTY, yh.-By virtue of
an order of the District Court OF the United States
Tor the district or Virginia, IN the matter OF VIII
Ham Baskervtll, Jr., In bankruptcy. entered on
the l7lh day or November, 15GS, ! shall, ON WE'D
EESDAY the 18th day OF January, 1852 sell upon
the premises to the highest bidder. at publ anc-
ton. the TRACT OF LAND upon which the said
Baskerville resides, upon Roanoke river, and
known as ."BUENA VISTA. 'IeontainiDg TWO
THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES
more or less Of which three hundred acres Is
river bottom, and fifty acres creek fats. About
one-half of the tract Is In forest.
There are two settlements on the tract-onc, the
MANSION containing eight rooms In
with four rooms each having adjacent all neces-
sary out-houses The barns, graHaries, and out
houses OF all descriptions are ample and in gnod
condition. The land win be sold In two or more
tracts.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third of the purchase
money TO be paid In cash and the residue In six
and twelve months, the purchaser giving bond with
satisfactory security for the deferred payments.
The title to be re tanned as additional security.
At the same time and upon the same terms
shall offer for sale The interest Of the said Basker
viii 1t being one-fthl In the tract Of land known
as "LOMBARDY GROVE.'' recently held by the
late Mrs. Lucy g. Baskerville as tenant for life the
said tract containing EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES
more or less.
l shall ALSO at the same time and place. sell the
HORSES, stock Of CATTLE and SHEEP, and
PLANTATION UTENSILS. The personal pro-
pcrty to be sold for cash. 8. ROBINSON.
de It'd Assignee Of William Baskerville, Jr. !.
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DRIME ROLL BUTTER, !, I
MESS PORK and WHITE BEANS,
CANNED Peaches
CANNED TOMATOES,
CANNED HOLSTERS,
YoUNGER,s ALE, s..f SIS 5.5f-

and other seasonable wares, at usL+ ffs
ta1 E7a.- y. b. KIDD'S, 7i7 Broad street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.-A
III, new term begins Monday january 4th when
i,u,1ils NAV enter to advantage ,,i
THE insti ute furnishes heyery best LOT
instruction to pupils OF all ages ana In any brahch
OF female education. .r.s.fe t. z.g.
Terms very moderate. r,-s,,o,,
iniPty S---os0 President.
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THOMAS F. GO0DE, To, +"
Il (. IN aui stills ATTORNEY At Law
'i. goYDroN,, MEcKLENBURG; COUNTY, VA
practices In the courts OF ecklenburg and adjoin-
ing counties, and In the United States Courts at
,ystrhmnpd.r no I'm
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OrrIs;x RIcasoED AID YORK HIvAa}
aAILE18p CCEPANy, }
.a. Er.Srafte,g AupuEt issa ,

+ CEr;GE EScaSoED AND SOES jftvsRf
RAILrdap CCSPANy,
kICagowD, August I. js:a. J
DICANOHU. And YORK River RAIL
4 b Road LINE.-SHW BCHEpUIE.-FOG
BALTIMORE, THE NORTH, AND NORTH
WEST.-The steamer KENNEBEC, Captain j.
II. FRExl1AN commanding, leaves White HYafe
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY MORNING
on arrival OF the cars from Richmond reaching
Baltimore on the following morning st funrise
Resuyn1ng, the kENNEELC lenyes Baltimore
every MONDAY and IHURSDAY at 4 O'Clock
p, E,
The steamer ADMIRAL, Captain KIRYAH CON-
Iaandtag, leaves White House every TUESDAY
and gSiDAE on arrival OF the cars from Rich
monG. reaching Baltimore the following morning
q. sunrise. Returning the ADMIRAL leaves Bal
timore every "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at
PIsSENaERs FOB BALTIMORE leave the
depot OF the Richmond shs York Rlyer Raj.
road Company at 8 O'Clock A.. u. SUNDAY,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. Re
turning. they lesve Baltimore on hONDAf,
WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY, and SATURDAg
at 1 O'Clock T. ~. reEchng4Sicbuond the follow
lag evening. Fare to Baltimore onlY 81
rraight received at all times snu FORWARDED
promptly and through bulls Of lading given TO all
prominent points. -,
EVERY MORNING ~ 8 A. III.
WILLIAM Il. ENOS,
ocyl Freight and Ticket Agent.
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PETERSBURG LErTER.

..correspondenee 81 .he Richmgna pisp..eh.
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n, 9 Davis,

Resi- Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
I corner Eleventh and Msin streets.
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DENTISTRY.

IN g. KLOEBER, DENTIST, In A
Ne gerts BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL ctE1
TEETH at TWENTY DOLLARS per set. Per-
feet 1T and durability warranted Call and see
specimens Of the work. 1919 c..sf3
Particular attention devoted to Filling and pre-
serving the teeth. 1.a e
Teeth extr acted without pain.
:, Dental Rooms. ao1 Broad street &c 10
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-AgJCTTON SALES.
By james N. Taylor 8 Son. Anctioneers.

YUTpEE DAY.
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IGOR RENT, the BASEMENT ROOMS "a
Il J of residence No. sla Marshall street kEa
Apply toJ0HN 3. CARY, of st
def 7ARMIsTEAD Il CARY.
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The HOUSE is furnished throughout With floor,
quality and windows with WINDUW-SHADES.
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JUNCTION sALEs


ta which the attention of the trade is invited.
ia2 stMpSOf JONES in. Suctfoneef.
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CoLUMBIAs G.. WEDNESDAY, MORNING. JUNE 1859 aT,1

doctrinal points. In the New School
where the plan Of union seems to have
been universally popular, it was aad3o-
Gated by leading speakers as desirable
for the enlargement Of charity and Chris
tian Eberality, which tolerates different
views and feelings on religious matters
1t will be seen that this plan has yet to
undergo the discussion of the various
Presbyteries of the two Assemblies, who
are to express their approval or disap-
proval before the 18th Of October next,
and if approved Of by three-fourths OF
each, the two Assemblies, meeting In
Pittsburg in November next, shall so de-
clare, and take action for formal reunion.
The almost unanimity and heartiness
evinced in the action Of the Assemblies
now in session would seem to warrant the
belief that the Presbyteries below viii
act in the same spirit, and that the re-
union OF the two churches will be fully
completed in November next.
AS we have before observed, this re-
union is not, as some have supposed, n
reunion of the Northern and Southern
Presbyterian Churches, though that sub
lect came up for discussion in the Old
School Assembly on report OF the COM
mittee on bills and overtures, and was
ASS w opCCldl IQ0
Moderator, however, stated that any ac-
ton at the present time might be da-
maging to the peace of the Southern
Church, and would be inopportune.
The doctrinal differences which led to
the separation of the Old and New
School determinations in. 1888 consisted
mainly in more or less rigid construc.
tion of the standards Of the church, es-
pecially with reference to the doctrines
of election, original sin, &C., the Old
School accepting more infexibly the
creed Of Calvin, whilst the Confession Of
Faith was interpreted by the New School
in o less literally Calvanistic sense. The
basis OF reunion now adopted requires
that "the Confession of Faith shall con-
tinue to be sincerely received and ADOPT
ed as containing the system of doctrine
taught in the Holy Scripture" As each
School had protessed TO do this in its
separate organization, there would seem
to be no difference on that point war
ranting permanent separation: The
plan Of reunion wisely abstains from de-
Gliding the original questions at issue,
and each party is lett to put IFS own con-
struction upon the standards, only that
henceforth the differences upon these
points are not to interfere with the unity
and harmony of the Church. The Pres
byterians of the United States are nu-
merous and influential, and their re-
union is an important ecclesiastical
event. f.3 ~
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