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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE DECEMBER
2S..-R. Il. Jones, Staunton, Va; Joseph
Stern, New York c. Z. Hartung & Co.,
New York; Mcssrs. Cassary & Son, Ball!-
more, Md. ; Mrs. Captain Frank Hale, Sa-
vannah, Ga. Colonel George ". Richard
son. Richmond, Va; J. B. Wortendykse,
Godwinsville, \. j.. July Carter, Wash
ington, d. {. Captain Ed. Pickup, Plila-
dclphia, Pa. James Il. Cuthbert, Teters-
burg, Va; Susan Smith, Burlington, \. j.:
Mrs. Susy Wilson, Richmond, Va. l.. u.
Chamberlayne, Richmond, Va; George
Nj. Dow, United States Army. Richmond,
Va. NJ. J. Sydnor, Richmond, Va. DR..
Miller, Columbia, Va; John Howard, no
direction.
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81. ELLYSoS It Go. viii imser! advertisements IN
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
Ina. Tennessee. and the northern cities, nj pub
listers rates. for cash. Apply at this office.
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The CHILDREN AND TEACHERS Of the First
Presbyterian Sabbath school will meet to-
day ct II O'clock ut the church. Parents
and friends viii be welcome.
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FIRE IN MANcHESTER.-On VI Christmas Eve
night the smoke-house attached to the
dwelling and store of K. }. Clcasby, Esq,
ON Hull street. was accidentally fired, and
situated as ii is in the heart of town, in the
midst of a number OF frame buildings, L
general conllugration seemed inevitable ::
but with their characteristic energy all
classes, colors. and conditions, turned out;
and by almost superhuman efforts the pro-
orcss of the flames was stayed and much
Valuable property saved: We understand
that NIr. Clc;isby's loss is covered by insu-
rance. Our new tire-engine has not AZ
rived. but the inyincible Alcrts were every
where fighting the flames. Too much
praise cannot he awarded those who Labor
ed so faithfully.
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VASES, VASES, VASES, OF EVERY
variety and NJ the lowest prices. Persons in
want win consult their interest by examining my
stock before making their purcha.cs
GEORGE G, GARY.
drs crpo;l.s poA!rQGnc.i
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PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK,

RI'HMOHD, y. D'cuTI0Vt v 80
V7IIE ANNUAL MEETING Ot IHE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANk VIII ne
held on TUESDAY the 18th aty of January; lsm. ~
II their harklng-housc, in this city. at II NJ, Tor
" 10 - "a Cashier.
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Aithmond 0ispatck.
.....DECEMBER 2a, 1869.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISPATCH'
isLARGFR THAN TIE COMBINED CIRCr-
:.ATI0N or ALI. THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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ALL TIE MONTHLY MAGAZINES Tor January
and the Illustrated papers at ELLTeo% i TAT-
rpc'S.
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NEW 1 EAN > L T. Al LIE ENIi try "a IL =
4 NOVEL PKoGRAMME.-Mr. Wardwell,
superintendent of the Pcntentiary, has
issued the following special order:
SUNDAY, December 10Th, 1869.
Prisoners When ! desire to inilict any
punishment on you, | have only to turn IL
The various prisOn-boOks on M table, and
can see ut once any and all modes OF pun
ishmcut possible for man TO conceive Of.
But when look into said books for some
thing to direct in Il different way, | find
very little. Oh how dark
For several days have been looking and
trying to learn how to close up the year
1869 and commence 1870. Should | continc
mysclf ~ the books before me, in Il very
large majority Of cases all the prisoners
would be securely locked up. and Il many Of
the officers and guard would be excused
from duty as could well be spared, and the
Superintendent and family would spend
the day otit with his fricndS-J he had dIty.
Now, unaidcd by the books. unadvi>ed
by any person, General Candy not other
wise directing. and God being willing, we
will close up the year 1869 and commence
1870 rs follows: At S o'clock J. NJ. of the
las. day Of 1863 we will assemble in this
chapnl-no guard or any other person al
lowed to enter with arms. We will talk,
sing, pray, and beg pardon OF God and man,
Just rs al sinners have right TO. until 10
minutes TO II o'clock, when the Supcrn-
tendcnt Ga miserable sinner and every con-
Wet in the institution will fall on their knees
and remain so in silent prayer until the old
wear passes away and the new year enters.
We most respectfully invite our outside
friends To be with us. We shall also be
happy to see any minister of the gospel pre-
sent who does not think it Il crime for sim
ncrs to pray.
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NOR NORFOLK, PORTS-aEII.
i MOUTH. AND AL REGULAR sSsaaSssrs.sssSssEzsS
Tt\ul\t,S = : THE JAMES RIVER.--The last
and elcEan; G\lrED STATES MAI. stcamc,
! Q X ! L Y = + Err,
captain y. G. GlrrORp,
...yr. her wharf IL Rockets for the ahovc-namrG
,.s.r> on NONnAN& WEDNESDA and Fl;i-
HAYS. at s. O'Clock 4. NJ. and returns on Tues
AVS Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive IN Norfolk In time to con-
-a,t With steamers for Baltimore and points
North.
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg ou arsi-
~. a, steamer.
Fare 70 ,,orf"lk, g. 30.
FREIGHT
r.@.ivei Tuesdays, fhursdaya, and Saturdays,
r~m.9 u NJ. . = !. II, tor Norfolk, porfSmuui i
E.-:H", Baltimore, aad principal landings ~
Chesapeake .ay and all regular landings on jane:
river. NJ reasonable rates.
81 VII AkFAGE CHARGED.
h.u.Cljs lCE HaS-l%udtuFs must be pre-pa!G.
Apply % l.. 4. ThTUN; Agent.
q Office. sfpamprS' wharf.
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FESTIVAL OF THE EPISCOPAL PARISH
SCHooLs.-The Executive Committee Of the
Episcopal Sunday School Union will give II
Christmas dinner ito the children OF the
two parish schools tomorrow "Wednesday
at O'Clock.
The schools will meet at their rooms at
10 o'clock and 20 thence to St. Paul'S lee
ture-room.
Members of the several Episcopal con-
gregations are earnestly requested to con-
tribute literally to this feast, and 10 send
their donations to st. Paufs iecture-room
bv 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The schools number, together, in the
neighborhood of 200 pupils.
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EgbEGh EE1$tL.
L'AKMVJLLE FEMALE COLLEGE

L'Ah-h JLhE 'L-h-NLE
This Institution w!u be re-tpcucd THURSDAY,
October II lsc1 The Principal. %ho has had IN
.-,t,n.fy,. q rxpcricncc III hc conduct of FIRST
tIA-G FEMALE school, Viii spare citoris
70 y-omotc ihc intelleGttna' moral sn' physical
DEVELOPMENT uf her pupils.
gIn e,DrIi-e- 81 this school arg regulated 10 suit
the yiyciIcies Of the times
Terms per session OF Eine scb@55zstic hohtps OF
fopr weeks each, ending june "9 1870:
board Including lights, washing, ana inel'.'''s!,o
tuition IN academic department t........'''''' ~ ~
! aim French and Spauis, each. .....,.....'' IL
ttusic on he piano, Including ,oc"I''..''.,'' %
Jse il! instrument. ~
Nil paiuiluS on ~
fs1yIuc:lts one-hali IL Advance: ,,> .
Eup.!s furnish ingIr Own t""cls anu ''oo H"P
h}pH. ,za...,,, ho s,,,
For further information, circulars "lii De Sch'
~" : 'F.',<UTTISGHAM. r. Farm, illc. Va.
RErEHENCE : The Trrstc"s of the College.
Oc ls--5uI
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IE3ocESTs' Day This being limo
cents day" St. Paufs church will be
crcnel 1t Y II. for divine service,
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-NE NEW YORK. rs-sn
Old HGN,i<lDS STt ANISiiIP SSs..l.s.,sssss

Old no>,INlOH STG- AMSHIP Ss-ssxsss
COMPANY.
4 sr splendid new siie-wh"cl steamships ISAAC
E'l l.. SNisNio. :. NlAG& Il :. Abe
?. ri. @aG H&TIEEhS, leave New Nurf for
\.~t. H. city Point. and Ef"l3nuud. every CIF>-
aNN. TIT t;>Dti. 1uj SATURDAY. nj :
..n.umh T.. II. Leave E!ranuua every TUESDAY,,
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY. n high tide.
IH.s srtis "rc entirely NV. They have elegant
sa.. r"us aud s;"tcroums. The fare. aCcomlnoda-
{. .as.. #rH attention. are unsurpassed.
,..r connections mad" with steamers for all
~f'mru ".aa l,w.up".A ports.
lH.s@aG... ...r.t#d, whom ordered, At 4 QUAR-
c-#. ... M 'Ei, C1NT.. at tic u,Mces OF THE
rut..# .uN.
:. l.. McrHrAov, President, tSi Greenwich
street, New York.
WILLIAM c. DuNHAM Il CO., Agents,
E-nrnrr N.lu md EIcHCntM s.r.ntS.
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E'UR rem T. good BRICK -
L DWELLING, containing seven = oins. Ill
with ssary out-Gidincs :.Gd FROM five - tan
acre. Of lIrd. situated two m!ic$ north uf Rich
,ug4d on t}c DiIl farm. VII! he rented low Tor
one or I'VE wears. Possession given at once. Ap
plr 10 i. +. y: u. MOSBl,
ID ..-5t@ living near by.
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ENVELOPES AND 7 A L i R.-Fun
a. stock AZ ELLYS0S & fAfJoR'S
NOS eije.nlsI Diryateh aGltiss
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ST. PAUL's (EPIscoPAL).

This church was very Handsomely deco
rated with cedar and holly. The altar was
ranged, and the galleries were burdened
with festoons. The congregation was large
and the number of gentlemen in attend
ance was remarkable, considering the at
fractions elsewhere. Rev. DR.. MinnigeroGe
conducted the service and made the words
''Glory 10 God IN the highest; peace Oh
earth, good VIII to men, the basis or
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j. B.'GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
S,yu-FT RUTB Supcriutcndcnt no Is
DlCHMONU AND YORK RIVER

DlCHMONU AND YORK RIVER
IL RAILROAD LISE-FGK BALTIMQRE,
TIE NORTH hSD ECHrfiH EST-CHANGE
or FsCHFDUL E-DAH.T. EXCEPT sundays.
On sud liter TUESDAY, :th o. Lone, passengers
FOR Baltmore ard Ill points North and North
west will take the passenger train from the depot
of the Richmond and York River Railroad at
Richmond Tor West Point, whore they take tho
steamer hDAHRkI" Captain l.. 1. fHEEMAS,
,r kENE+BEC, Captain ]. II. FREzIAS,-both
boats h.vinp ucen uut In irs:-r3te ofter-reachln2
nect With the trains for rhilaGelphia, New York.
and the West. Returning, the coats leave pier No.
B. Light-Street wharves, foot of Barry street. daily
Except SGnaays) ut / O'Clock y. VI, passengers
arriving IN Richmond at l2:l5 L. NJ the following
i.ty In tine To connect Wit. the express train
on the Richm0nd and D-.nyillc railroad for DAM
Ville and all poin.B on thst road: GreeDsbo.o',
5aI'sSrry Charlotte, Sc. II. g.; Columbia, :. c.,
lud ell points south
PASSENGER CEhI1f
lc.yrs Richmond daily leSc.pt run1sysi az
MONDAYS, 1t Lo:l. b. u.
ThOdAS DUDANEAD,
t4uf
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,7aRESE ENTEGEEGEECE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC 25 and 81. 1850.

MINIATURE ALMANAC DECEMBER2a l'oe.
sun riacs.. III Moon rlscs........ :. IS
sun SETS t.i3 High t'c. II. o5
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NATIONAL BANK or NfRGIS1A}
RICHwo>D, December 10. 1852.
INHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
4 boidcr. IF thl, Haus VIII be held on TUES
Day the llt day Of January mkt. nt their Dank-
ng-house Ii this city, Ut Il VI, for the election OF
Directors Tor the ems Ing year. ,,,.
tl y. II. NbkI'S, Sasuicf*
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RAILROADS.
~ ga =sss;5s1 ;5sT
80 ~ ~. .:... .1ts..:

yS ssy. -..---=-xr==s---
h ss ~ i.
DICHMOND AND DANNlLlE RAIL
IL JROAD-CFkNGF OF SCHEDULES
md after WEDNESDAY, December ~ ls6s ttc
PASSENGER yRAIHS Oh this road VIII De run
is cal'ry,s:
GONG MISUNDERSTANDING and BanTillo pas
scurcr, leave Richmond laly (cNccrt sundays)
ut a:ls A v: leave Kurievlllc daily except sun
dayS) at l2:i5 i. NJ arrive at Danvlle daily teX-
ceIt Sundays N 6:J5 !. u. THROUGH MAIL
AID EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at $3.50
2. IL; leaves Danyille 'aiy at 80 (. s.; arrives
at Greensboro daily ut j:la A. -
GOJSG Notwithstanding aud D1nrillc pas
sengers leave Danvillc daily except Snndaysl AZ
7:i0 A. ". leave Burkcvill' daily Except sun
days. mt l2:t5 z. NJ. arrive at niGnm"md Iaily
except Sundays at 3:joP. VI. TllRDIGu Mall IL
kNE ETP.TSS !c1rcs Gr,enshoro, daiiy II 9:2S
r. VI. A.; leaves Dluyilie daily 1T 1887 /. Nj. ar
rIrcs M Richmond dali 1t T:2o j.. NJ
The Lynnhturg and Danvile Passenger lrtin
connects at Blirkrylllc with the trains on IN"
Southsldc road for Petersburg No'tu.H, i.ynrh-
birr and ali station, On the Southsitc and FiT-
giuil and Tennessee railroads, btistoi, NM
Vile, Dalton. ChIttlnoogl. NaTh,lll" Men1phis'
and all important points south and Southwest.
The Through Nail and Express connects
II Greensboro with the trulns OF the North caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, Sa-
v.nuah. M con- Mobile Nontg merry, &r.. &c.
AMI Mt Richmond with he Richsaoul, Fredericks,
burg ana Potomac. Chesapeake ana ohlo, al"
Richmond aud York Etvcr r:iilroadf.
SLEEPING CAES and GfitLESS PhIEHl
RECLINING CUAINS on the through express
train. IIiohA0 i'OhN -t-..h,a.,,
de q rNpc lu cnNeI''
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.Down with the rosemary, and
Down with the bales and misllctoc.
Down with the holly. iv!c all
lthcrcwith yc Ircst the Christmas hall.
That SO the sgpcrstitipus fad
No one least branch there lrt behind,
Few look how many leaves there be
Neglected there, GaSic:s trust me,
So many COLLINS you shall see
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FOR RENT.

TruR RENT, FOUR OFFICES orTsees
Z ~rDEES bcio". and FOUR OFFICES LII
"r LoDGI%G-EO MS above with all tn" c"nEc-
.ow al new brick buildings i.ie; being finished on
the east side Of Eleventh street between Main and
Hunk streets and opuoSit. the offices o: Wclling-
ton todiin. GruhbS & Williams, and others.
An OFFICE or LODGlNG-RoDm over the
bar kin g-house Of Edward Cohen, Esq. on the
southwest corner OF Main and Fourteenth streets.
An OFFICE or LDBbING-RoDN III Shaicr' =
hriliin.s. corner OF NJ III and Tenth streets.
i \FW FRAMED DWELLING with five
rooms kitchen. ctr.. N ttr east side of Twcntv
seventh street between Leigh and NJ, Church
i!il.
TWO FRAMED DWEIL1ECS, in good repair.
Wit II tour rooms C..ci ih. cast Side of William
street near Moore street aud Brook avenue.
\ FARM OF One HUNDRED A&B SIXTY
\I<T ACRES Of good arabic land with ample i'm
p~oyc,rcuts and an OEt1iAEp sufficient t. pay
lie rent located I'm about four mites Of the mar ict.
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sr. PETEK's CATHEDRAL.

At ) o'clock Christmas morning mass was
celebrated at It. Peters in presence of a
large assembly Of dcvout Catholics by Rev.
Father Mulycy. Two other masses were
said almost immediately afterward by the
same venerable divine, and al 10 O'Clock
high mass was celebrated by Rev. Father
Brady. The choir sang in fine style the
" kirie Eleison" and "Gloria EXcelsis,'
from MoZart's Twelfth Mass, and the re-
mainder from Mercadante. The remarks
of his Reverence on the occasion were ap-
propriate and highly interesting.
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CEESHrEAkE AND cil'o RAIL
| RuAD.--On :.,a .itar TrESr4Y. l'th DE
crmhcr. 1899 NAIL TRAIN win leave fchmonh
daily iexrrpt sunday for Stauutou al s:55 A. NJ.
and arri &C. nj Staunt ut 4:a0 i. VI; leave Saun-
ton AT aeo 4. VI and nrriy" nj Rirhnond ut :ioP.
N-plakiIsy close connections Il. Gordonsyllle ana
charlottesville with the Orange, h!eNandria anu
MANASSAS railroad mail t-.ins Tor AlcNanlfla
Washington Baltimore, fh!!,G"lphlt New orK.
etc: also fcr LynchhGrr,. knoAVIile, Chatta-
nuoga. Memphis, New Orleans, Montgomery, ho-
bile etc. .
MlIL TRAIN Will run ri-wcck!y between
stanton anG White sulphur Strings on TUES
DAY. YHlRSD Y, and SATURDAY,. Leave
slauntrn At $40 T. Il. AID N"l|c 1t " lite sulphur
AZ l0.o5 =. VI: leave " bite Sulphur It 5:"9 A. vi.
and rrriye ut St.untJn ~ 4. VI. And going west
will connect with stages aS f"ll0wa--vlI at go
shea with stages Tor Lexington. Natural Bridge.
and Roch bridge Baths at Nib -ro' with atnges
for Bath lam aad Warm Springs; and 1T Whito
sulphur with stages for LcwisburS, Charleston,
STAGES will also leave Stnunton on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, after the arrival or
the mail train from Richmond for Lexington aud
Natural Bridge.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will run between
Richmond and Washington nightly except sunday
without change Of cars. Leave Richmond AT $50
f. ~ and arrive at Washington ut 5:S5 j. NJ.
Leave Washington ut C:J5 L. NJ. aud arrive at
Richmond ut $3.50 A. " Making all through con.
ucctiors ut Richmond and Washington.
SLEEPING CAlsS will br attached TO this train,
and VIII be through between Richmond and
Baltimore without change. ~
Com a rtck kef Anon
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ST. PATRlCk7S CHURCH.

At this church, on Twcnty-tifth street,
several masses were said in the morning by
Rev. Father Hagan, and the attendance
was very large, Notwithstanding the incle-
ment weather. Many persons not of the
Catholic faith were present. After high
mass meeting of the parishoners was held
to devise means for paying the balance due
on the rcctory of the parish, and steps
were taken which will probably result in
the early liquidation OF the debt.
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rsNWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
4 l.. Vi. EXCEPTED TOTHE NORTH, East,
AND WEST, OVER THE FAYnlIIE ROUTE
VYi AQUA CEFEk-TIE SHORTEST AND
QUICKEST RUUTE.-Thc THROUGH TRAINS
over this route now run from the depot corner
of Byrd aud Eighth streets II Ills A. NJ and8.l5P L.
". tSunday ut II Il 4. u. nnlyl, making close and
rel bl. connections with THE WASHINGTON
AND NEW YORK FAST LINES and with tralas
Tor rHh GREAT NOETliWESr.
Cars fitted up with SPLENDID RECLINING
CHAIliS, Tor which no charge Is ado.
The elegant and commGdious steamers on the
Potomac river stop nj Alexandria each way.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRSIN between
Richmond and Milford leaves the depot corner or
Broad and Eighth streets daily t-undays except
ed) at 800 L. NJ, and arrives In Richmond st s.b
Through tickets to I'll principal points North and
West.
For further Information and for through tickets
North apply at the Office corner Broad ana Eighth
strceta and fer through tickets TO all points North
and West apply at the ticket office corner Byrd
and Eighth streets.
j. Il. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
S,u-Pr RTrTF Suprrntcndclt, 25
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ECR RENT, a BRICK DWELLiNGE-s
4 with eight rooms. kit .A"n. &C.. on "esl Ill
iQc IL ,cont street tween Franklin and Main
~t-ccts. iioiisc comfortable : nci.hborhood good
and rent very moo, rate. Apply to .
I,c st cRIbB~ & WILLIAMS.
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a truly eloquent discourse. The singing
was grand and inspiring. Madam R.. Mrs.
j., Misses C. and R., and Messrs. Grant,
Schultz, jenkins, Chamberlayne, and Min
nigerode, were in the choir, and Profcs-
sor Ambold presided at the organ.
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NEW YEARS EVE At TIE PESITENTIARY-
4 NOVEL pKOGRAMME.-Mr. Wardwell,
superintendent of the Pcnitontiary, has
issued the following special order
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nor RENT. STORE No. 1908 Cary On
L street. adjoining the now occupied i! Iii
Tylcg / Son. Possession 1T once. Apply T.
y. JENEkEUN.
a.. a,t.r- S1uumruial lirtrl.
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TIAHN FOR RENT.-A FARM Of 200
L -rr..-, three miles below l'tclnomd known as
tie Curri. Farm. y itl new dwelling and necessary
"u,-huiidtnES. Apply L" .,
IL. "l.-l,., GEORGE A. AISSIlE.
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SYCAMORE CHURCH.

The officers, teachers. and scholars, Of the
sycamore Disciples) church had delight
fill rctnion at their house of worship on
Christmas morning. 4 Christmas tree,
laden with gifts, was uncovered, and the
children were invited to partakc OF n boln-
tiful collation.. They I'll seemed to enjoy
themselves; and the pleasure Of the enter
tainmcnt was heightened hy some bur-
cSquc presentations. Appropriate remarks
were made by Colonel John b. Cary, T.. B.
Spence, and others. The boys Of the hale
Orphan Asylum were present, and had Il
GOOD time
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SHIPpTNG,

UCttll-IC =. IEDF.
IN CO-,SEQUEN G L OFST1cI1,
frcshct 80 freight win re rccclv al,...-ss...
at This wh:g. until THURSDAY. Goth. ~ /. II.
d" oS-"t l.. Il. TATTT. Agent.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-08
CORPORATION NOTICE.

FUNHE Committee on Sewers and Drainag. will
Il meet at the office ofthe Street Commissioner,
in the City Hail. at O'Clock p. M, on Tuesday
the fifth day of january, 1869, to treat on behalf
OF the City Council, with the owners OF the lands
and real estate necessary to be taken and appro-
priated for the purpose of building and construct,
ing eewer in the northern part of'the city of
Elizabeth, as follows, that is'to say: Commenc-
ing at ditch northerly of and distant eight hun
bred and sixty feet from the ton easter
Nv of the centre line of Fanny street; thence
ming westerly in the first aforesaid line to point
in the same distant three hundred and sixty feet
easterly from the centre line of Adams avenue. if
continued northerly; thence southerly parallel
with said Adams avenue, il continued, eight hun
bred and sixty feet TO the centre line of Fanny
stredt. continued eastcIly, and thence westerly in
the said continuation of the centre line of Fanny
street to Madieon avenue, for a purchase and con.
veyance of such lands and real estate to the city
of Elizabeth, as such lands were directed to be
taken and appropriated by an ordinance duly
passed by the City Council and approved Septem-
her 16, 1868. ,,-
WILLIAM j. TENNEY, ! Committee on
JOHN BARRY. Sewers
JOHN Y. BROkAW, and Damages
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-08
Corporation Notice.

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEKEBY GIVEN,
II That it is the intention of the City
Courcil of the city of Elizabeth, under and by
virtue of the provisions of an act entitled IAN
act to revee ard amend the charter oil the city of
Elizabeth" approved March 4. 1865 to order and
cause the sidewalks on both sides of Marshal
street. from Third street to High street, to be
Jagged four feet wide in the centre of each side
walk.
Such persons may object thereto, are reques-
ed to present their objections in writing at the
Office of the Street Commissioner, ON or before
the expiration of two weeks from the date OF
this notice.
BY order ofthe City Council.
l.. Ii. HIGGINS, Street Commissioner.
Dated Elizabeth December 10. 1865.