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MANCHESTER TEMs.-On Belle Isle (where
work has been partially suspended since the
holidays) full operations were commenced
on yesterday. The Old Dominion Company
furnish steady employment and give good
wages to large number of men.
It is reported that work is about to be
commenced at the Manchester Cotton and
Woollen Works. 1t is believed that some
difficulty will be experienced in getting
hands. The reputation of this company for
IN excellent quality Of goods has long been
an established one.
We understand that the large tobacco foe
tory of E. A. Smith is about to be occupied
by an enterprising firm of this place, who
intend manufacturing the finest grades Of
tobacco.
The large and well-known tobacco factory
of Gary Brothers, which has been closed
since the holidays, will shortly resume
operations with increased facilities.
Nothing has as yet been heard OF MIR.
John Winston, of this place, who disap-
peared on the 23d ultimo. ANY informa-
ton will be thankfully received by his dis
tressed family.
The new fre-engine is ready, but the
hose, not having arrived, it has not been
brought over. We presume it will be ready
for use by the 18th instant.
For the benefit of those interested We are
requested to state that the southern mail is
received and the northern mail leaves at
u A. NJ; and that the northern mail is
received and the southern mail leaves at
51 ?. M,
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SECOND BAPTIST SUNDAY School.
the annual meeting Of this school on Sun
day the following officers were elected II.
z. Ellyson, superintendent; William e.
Tanner, assistant superintendent; William
Warren, Jr., secretary and treasurer; F.
D. Williams, Ashton Starke, Z. D. Starke,
G. W. Jarvis, and J. s. Gibbs, librarians
P. E. Gibbs, chorister.
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THE WEATHER.-Since Saturday night
the weather has been much colder, and q
continuance of few more days will give
us ice of sufficient thickness to house.
Indeed, it has already formed in some
ponds to thickness OF from three-quarters
to an inch.
On Sunday morning the mercury indiea'
ted eighteen degrees Fahrenheit-the cold
est day of the winter SO far. Yesterday
morning it stood at twenty-three degrees
There was but little thawing during the
day; and if there was no change last night
persons who have well-protected ponds may
cut ice to-day.
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Cls0EhEge &c.


TNRESU IMPORTATIONS.-k
E Il GIBSON are now receiving and open ning,
o. t"cir own Importation large additions to their
STOCK, and are prepared To offer special induce
Incnta 10 buyers. New and handsome patterns of
Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets IN rich. decorated
gold band; Plain White China and White Granite,
great variety Fine Table Cutlery, OF Joseph Rod
ercra and other celebrated makers; Plated lee
Pitchers, Walters, Goblcts, Forks, Spoons, &c. !;
Rc:rlgcrstors, Watcr-Coolcrs, Castore, Lamps
Looking -Giasses, Block Tin and Japan Ware In
great variety.
Country merchants, hotel-ke:pers, and house.
keepers VIII consult their Interests bv calling OF
Gs. KELLOGG l. GIBSON,
Importers, Wholesale ard Retail Dealers,
1927 hain street. EictIDonc. Va.
RDwAED Is. TAYLOR aud 4. 4. SUTTON, jk.
SatSrurn roy IL
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ri A CIINE HOP.
SIOAT Z .iDDISETON,


WORKS hSD OFFICE !tl5 CAEY STREET, NHAR
EOCATEESTH, RICHMOND, Va.
ALI. EIHDS OF NEW WORN; REPAIRING g
STEAn-EhtiINES and BOILERS In city anc
country; TOBACCO WORK OF all kinds made
aad ..iairrt!, wiz al l.!ads OF seam-tttngs fol-
rutu,: LA TFt:i.M and other SCALES AD-
dI>t. :. :,ut: i:krtIRED. Exclusive agents fuI
- nruh'S PATENT STEAM-ENGiNE GOV
IENu: SELHEE'S PATE%T SIEAM-EN.
hi\f PACEIS,;. Utica Steam Gauge Compapy't
STEAM GAUGES. Every one of these gauges
"rr warranted for a year. We know them to bt
tie !,,-i gauge now In use. Tuey are LESS IN price
;uan any other make 4 tull line OF The above ar:
!l..,s a.. avs on Gand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT sELE-FEEDlSG CiL-CCP, for shaft.
lny and al Kinds cf hnery, weicu saves ninety
pr cent. OF oil. This IS he newest Snd be5! thing
nov Ou.. Come AID see IL and us.
GEORGE Is. sLOAT,
mT,s A. JACKSON ADDIEGTON.
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2itllmund Dispatth.
TUESDAY. Y...""...JANUARY IL, 1870.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH'
Is LARGER THAN TEE COMBINED CRCu-
LAT1oN OF ALL THE OTTER pAuYNEws-
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.


GRUBBS s wILLIAMS-1 o'clock-valuable
four-story brick tobacco factory at the south
east cornor of Franklin and Twenty fourth
streets.
COOK LAUGHToN-lo o'clock-Housohold
furniture, dry goods, &c.
Z. II. vALENTINE-lo o'clock-pedstaads, To-
bles, chairs, cabinets, &C.
RICHARDSON & co.. O'Clock P. M.-Destra-
bic country-ssat on tho western extension OF
Main street one mile from the corporate
li,Yffo
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THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CnURcn.-1nte-
resting services were held in this church
on Sunday afternoon, at which time the
following ordinations were made: Dec
cons-W. G. D. Frayser, e. Tleasants,
George W. Taylor, and G. W. Allen. El-
der-William H. Craig. The pastor was
assisted By Rev. T. L. Preston.
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FlRE.-The alarm of fire between and
G o'clock last evening was caused BY tho
burning of q stable attached to the house Of
Mrs. L0hmGnn, in the alley between Main
and Franklin and Twenty-third and
Twenty fourth streets. Loss, about 5000
insured. The sheds of an adjoining house
belonging to Neil McCurdy's estate, were
also burned. Supposed to have been Set Oh
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AsrHsm-A spasmodic affection Of the bron.
cbial tubes, which are covered with dry, tena.
cious phlegm. browns Bronchial Troches !"
will In some cases give immediate relief For
coughs, colds, and throat diseases, the Troches
have proved their efficacy.
IAN old lady friend, having tried many reme-
dies for asthma with benefit, found great relief
from the Troches."-Rer. D. Let's, Frankfort,
III
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The TREMAISE BRoTHERs.-The exhibi.
tion Of the Tremaine Brothers, given at St.
Adams Hall last evening, was we'll at-
tended and highly successful. They will
appear here again on Thursday evening,
when they will give grand organ concert
We shall have more to say about them, ono
they certainly deserve it.
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ST. ALBAN'S HALL
Dzy TytrTvTrr " IVY hsINf

ON IfURSDa1 f.NiNps
January 18th, 1870.
On this occasion they propose giving to the Church
Sunday-school, Masonic Lod.e, or any s1clcty
receiving the largest number Of votes ono OF their
BURDETT COMBINATION ORGANS.
The instrument will be uscdby the Brothers during
the evening, and exhibited by Mr.. W. Is. THE-
MAINE. The following are Il few of the societies
that have by this plan received one OF these beau
tifu instruments .r,
Catholic church Raleigh, n. G.; value.
Masonic Lodge, Ncwberu, N. g. yalnc....... a5
Episcopal church. Macon, Tia. value. 4:o
Lutheran church Wilmington N. G.; value. eSo
Methodist Episcopal church, Raleigh, n. G.. .-e
VALUE. . -
Every ticket counts 4 vote. Parties purchasing
tickets Will write the name of the church or So
ciety they intend voting for on the back of inc
ticket.
A committee will be selected from the audience
to count the votes and announce the result. =,
IL Is understood that should there be any dcn-
cheney between the amount realized and the price
of the organ, the church or society receiving IL
viii be required to pay the difference should tho
| amount received exceed the price OF The lnstru,
ment, the excess will be given to the SUCCESSFUL
parties. o. ,o
| had at POLLOCK 5 music store, BID Main street.
| o'clock. jall-st
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who was brought down from Lynchburg o
few days since by Colonel Egbert, chief of
police, on the charge Of stealing o horse
and buggy from Mr.. Duke in 1868, came
before Judge Morton yesterday on writ of
hajeas corpus, who, after hearing the tes-
timony in the case, admitted him to bail in
the sum of a2,5O0 for his appearance at the
February term to answer an indictment.
His father undertook for him.
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S3 FIR DAY. 81 PER DAY.
SForsWooD HOTEL, ,,c,,,,o,rn y.

the under.gntd, having leased this the only frst-
class h"tel located on Main street, and Within one
square Of the capitol, post-O!tice, custon-house,
TIE arc and tie great northern and southern rail-
road c"pots reciully inform the public that 1T
Is NOW Open. 1t VIII he thoroughly renevS-
ted and rcturrishcd 20 some extent.
Tlis ho;el IL wnrd.renowncd as the headquar-
ter6 al The Pre- !deut and Cabinet officers Of the
late tpn'cdCracy. II also contains the historic
rooms Of l'rcsdents Davis, johnson, and Grant,
md CHIEF justice Chase.
TIE travelling public are cordially invited tc
make Their home At the spolswOod, where they
Will find every cGTuFor: and delicacy that this aud
other nGrlGts can supply.
Express and telegraph Office IN the building.
}. M. SUBLETT,
G. Il. LUCK.
". Il. BISHOP,
n.Ys Proprietors.
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BAPTIST SUSDAY-SCHooL AssocIATIoN.-
The monthly meeting of this Association
was held last night in the Second Baptist
church, President Charles Fl. Winston con-
Quoting the exercises.
The reports of the superintendent of the
schools showed the following average at
tendance for the past month, including two
very stormy Sundays-viZ.:
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STATE ISTEHEsT.-Up to yesterday, $780,
900 had been paid out of the State treasury
in the payment of interest. The largest
check paid for any individual was to the
executors of Samuel Miller, deceased
which was for s5,5GS.37. There remains
in tue treasury about $460,000.
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VOCAL MUSIC cSIMrLrFIED.-The cheapes'
course of instruction ever known. Terms u per
month OF eight lessons; gentleman brinsing TWO
ladies, se.es. Organization of classes on Tuesday
ut half-past ! 2. NJ. in the Grace-street chuseh,
corner Grace and Foushee streets.
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HUsTINGs COURT OF The
regular monthly term of this court COM
menccd yesterday; but on motion of Mr..
Chandler, attorney for the Commonwealth,
it adjourned over until to-day at 10 o'clock,
without doing any business, in consequence
of the death of Mr.. B. II. Berry, On old
member Of the bar.
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RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF TIE LATE
FRENCH CoSsuL.-At meeting of the cltl-
zens of Richmond held in the City Hall
yesterday afternoon OF 4 o'clock, to take
into consideration the death Of Amede Sau-
van, late Consul of the French Government
to this city, on motion Of Mr.. W. A. Maury,
Mr.. David J. Burr was called to the chair
and General P. 7. Moore appointed secre-
tary.
On taking the chair, Mr.. Burr made the
following remarks:
"You are all doubtless aware OF the sad
event which has convened this meeting
the recent and unexpected death Of Mons.
Amede Sauyan, for years past resident
here in the capacity of Consul for France.
TT has been deemed appropriate because
Of his official relations to this community,
and especially because Of the general respect
and esteem accorded to him personally, that
public expression should be given to the
general sentiment of grief and public trl-
butte offered to his memory.
"It is expected that resolutions emoody
ing this sentiment will presently be offered
for your consideration"
After which, W. A. Maury, William IL.
Haxall, John Purcell, Z. o. Noting, and
James Dooley, were appointed committee
tn prepare suitable resolutions for the oeca-
sion, who subsequently offered the follow
ing: which were unanimously adopted:
HWhereas the citizens of Richmond have
heard with sorrow the intelligence OF the
death Of Amede Sauvan, the consul of the
Government of France resident in this
city, who, albeit sojourncr amongst us ou'
for short time, had drawn towards hin
our hearts by official courtesy and th'
many virtues and excellencics Of his cha
racter, graced as it was By the amenities
which give charm to social intercourse
and whereas in view Of the official an'
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FRENCH CoNsULATE.-By the death of
Mons. Sauvan, French Consul, the Consul
late is temporarily in charge of Mons. E.
Girmand de Caux, who has given official
notice in the premises.
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The President stated that the average,
though comparatively small, was consider
ed good, in view of the inclemency of the
weather during the past month.
The next meeting will be held ut Trinity
church on the second Sunday in February.
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TIE LEE GALLERY."-This famous temple
of art still retains It's pre-emincnce In our city.
Pictures bearing its imprint are beautiful. Mr.
DAVIES has shown great tact In reducing prices.
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PRESBYTERIAN SUSDAY-SCHooL MEET
1xG.-The regular monthly meeting of the
Presbyterian Sunday School Union was held
in the lecture-room of Dr.. Reid's church
last evening. In the absence of the rresl-
dent, Mr.. Bowling was called to the chair.
After the usual religious exercises, the re-
ports from the various schools were read,
which were far below the usual average
owing to the inclemcnt weather during last
month. The reports show:
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IOAk HALL
UAh u bALL.--
"You may do without love-
What is love but replningF
tLn
But Show me inc man
Who can do without dining.H

But show me the man
Who can do without dining"
These lines were written by celebrated poet,
who had been taking dinner with Mr. CARROLL
CLARKE, at Oak Hall, on Governor street. He was
hungry when he went there, and after lie had nm
ished he pattcd his paunch and said How much -
Said Jake Crosby, "Forty cents for tho whole din
ner, beans and tooth-picks included" Said the
poet, sThat is too little for SO iine dlnnes"; 70
which Jake responded, I'VE never charge more
tor our fine dinners and you can get all your NEAL
equally as good for $50 per month" The poet &C.
parted delighted, exclaimlng
s'I'll come here agaln
For NV grub and gin."
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y A-DANTnN. Tcuth street hstwee

T. \. DAYTON, Tenth street between
l.. Ma!n an. CAY. iiichm"nd. Va. dealer in
N.rt1-H urkE- Machinery Of al kinds, Ms
c,...~.s' Tools aud -upycs Steam Es gincs, MIL
,.,sr..s. ~haftAr l'ulIcys And Hangers, Turbine
W4'"--Wlc".., superior Leather Betting. Lace
lr.'.'~~, saws Wr.,,icncs, Steam and Water-pipc
a..i ti-tur"s,, Twist Drills, Card Clothing,
Si"..-t,.u.cs, &c.
t"- sale ono Stationary Engine, 25-horse
j.s"r made hv Washington Iron Works, nearly
.."; "ur stationary Engine l:-horse power !;
raa i.riahl" Engine, l3-horse power one new
t..r iuilcr. l?-Iorse power; one Iubalar
!,si,ral 6-.iorse power; trcc Fluc Boilers,
,r.a 5-anr," power: one Portable Corn
iii. IL II Nil!-Gc1'i:.G, ShEf ing Hangers, ana
l9.y,. Also q large lot oi al Kinds OF Inchinists
iru. L.'li"=, rlauC-E. Dril-Presses, inseI Sill-
81. Machine, Screw Machines, NiseS, 6c.. &C.,
Il! = ,cili hc sold very low. oc s0--eocsm
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around Richmond, would do well to purchase ono
of the maps "Thirty-fye Miios Around Rich
mond,', prepared by Major Jed Hotchkiss. For
sale wholesale or retail, either in roller or pocket
form, by ELLYsox 6 TAYLOR, news dealers, next
to Dispatch building. The trade supplied at
liberal discount.
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The subject for discussion-"The Rela-
tion which the Sunday School Sustains to
the Church "-was taken up, and appro-
pirate remarks were made by Rev. DR..
Reid, Revs. Preston and Hill, and others.
After appropriate religious exercises, the
meeting adjourned.
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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD Is an cxcellent me-
dunn for advertising. Office on Main street nearly
opposite the Dispatch Office.
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FUEL AT REDUCED PRICEs.-J. M. PICHER,
No. 20 South Eighth street.
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The Church and the Catholic Family Almanac!
for 1870 can be had at ELLYSoS & TAYLoR'S News
Depot, next to Dispatch building.
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THE TELEGRAPH OPERATORS at Whining
ton and Goldsborougb, and some of the
Richmond operators, have again struck and
quit work.
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See ELLYsoy & TAYLoR's attractive catalogue
advertiser ent in another column.
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All the monthly magazines, oil the literary and
illustrated papers, and all the New York. Balti-
more. Washington and Richmond dailies, at
ELLYsoS & TAYLoR's news depot, next to the
n; e,,ntch hufldiuc.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS Fob 1s7o.-Sow Is the time to
subscribe to the monthly magazines and weekly
periodicals for 1870 at ELLTsoN TAxLoR's,
mort to DisDakch Office
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n. ELLYsoN d co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersin In Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, nt pub
Eshers' rates, for cash. Apply at this Office.
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DEATH OF MONSIEUR SAUvAN.-We no
ticcd in these columns on Wednesday last
the painful affiiction of the French Con-
sul-Monsieur Jean Baptiste Amede Sau-
van-by an attack of paralysis. From that
attack he never rallied but lingering until
Sunday evening, he died at 6:20 P. NJ.
Monsieur Sauvan was in his sixty-fourth
year. He was educated for the profession
Of the low, but entered the service of the
government OF On early age. lie came to
this country sixteen years since as chancel-
lor to the French Consulate at Philadelphia,
where he married Miss Pintard, his very
accomplished lady, who together with three
children survives him. He afterwards re-
sided in his official capacity five years in
Baltimore, whence he was ordered to Cirlta
Vccchia; but before reaching that port he
was countermanded to Richmond, where he
arrived in 1868.
During Monsieur Sauyan's residence in
Richmond he has enjoyed the very sincere
respect and esteem of our people to which
his personal worth and gentlemanly bear
ing most richly entitled him.
The funeral of the deceased will take
place to-day according to notice, which will
be found elsewhere. The remains will be
deposited in the Catholic battle-ground,
from whence they will be removed to Phila'
delphia OF some early day. -.
Below we give the proceedings of public
meeting of many of our native and adopted
citizens in honor of the deceased.
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A L. Woodbridge,

nGALEE Ix
coal. Coke, AND WOOD.
ns-. -u: gard. Eistth beyond Eyrd street.
!. .-%m Richmond Va.
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NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA,
DIn1HarnN.1> lAnDDI,, lanr. In 2I.l

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
Il holders of this Rank will be held on TUES
DAY the llth day of January next, ut their bank
inghouse In this city, ut IL NJ, for the election OF
Directors for the cns. Ing year.
j. B. MORTON, Cashier.
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pIAyTrRs NATIONAL BAgK.)

PLANTERS NATIONAL BASK,l
RICHMOND, Va, December 0. 1900.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
/ STOCKHOLM OF THIS BANK Viii no
held on TUESDAY the llth day of January: 1870.
at their hanking-ouse, In this city, at II M for
| the election Of directors. j. III. GODDlS,
flp 1O-tl Cashier.
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TOURISTS, LANp.sEEKERs, LANDOWNERS,
and others interesssdtn In the land thiSty'ays miles
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No reports from the Belvidere, Leigh
Street, Manchester, and Valley schools.
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OFFICE OF THE WEST POINT LAND COMPANY,l
WEST POINT, December II, 1900.
THE STOCKHOLDERS of the WEST
i POINT LAND COMPANY are hereby noti-
fed that the annual meeting Of the said Company
will take place at West Point In the county OF
King William, the TUESDAY after the second
Monday In January. 1870. being the llth OF said
month. full meeting Is desirable.
de 15.-td IOIIN F0LLARD Secretary,
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 10, 1870.

mlN1AiURE ALMANACsJ JANUARY Ab 1eIVs
Sun rises. ............. I'll Moon sets. 1zo
Sun sets. s.......... d.49 High tide. ........ lLs7
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 10, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghcgan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harvcys & WILL
liaIns.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandIse and passengers, w. G. Dunham & Co.
Bark Pepita, Henson, New York, ballast, Gal.
lego Mills Manufacturing Company.
CLEARED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, msr.
chandise and passengers, +. h. Tatum.
steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys 3 Will
iams.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, January o.--Arrived, steamer
Kennebec, Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company.
and sailed l6tf on return.
NEWPORT, January s.-In port. schooner Arc.
tic, Whitten, from Rockland for Richmond:
HOLINESS HOLE January 5.-Arrlyed, schoon-
ers b. s. Wright, Young; Alice p: Higgins Big
gins, Boston, for Virginia; and T.: +. Lewis,
Pierce; Emma Linwood, Benton, Virginia, for
Thomsston. The last three proceeded on the 9th.
HALIFAX, n. g., January 3.--Cleared, brig
John Giyan, Mayo, for Richmond.
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II AIR 900 bushels. PLASTERERS
IL UA1R fCr Gale by HULsT KING,
ee7s 1A2e Main street
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OF EH.SS or Iis0V.

Htl I-'r an -, q! al hInI.
iU'b\@ .tr "Io.vy-T@uz - ::'d the fr,decs;
II, lNi> a.4u,i.-r jAClIINi.l'Y ,eIaircu and
s..a u r"n.!ai-snH or taken T. cGthan2c for
rcF.
r#r ,"...r's and .,w mills nc% 81 principle,
I'll. .-t.,"tG equal Ia any ,'!c. cfulis war
r.u.' an work r!sGc - tEi. ,>t&hlishincat. Send
"-"y-nrnIive riryulus. Agents IL ihe southern
~!..,.- fpr Flakes SION. A'.G tln t'rGshgr.
- y - = Ii. Z co.
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EEET5E.EyEES.

T'LR RTlLIZ Il s..
rrA>TTs, freshly ground:
-. PERUVIAN Gt tNO;
rlN Fu%t> ground very Ene, and which per-
-a,.'.:.uE would 10 veil 20 order ut once. as
.s!- :.Pas-!ai. to supply ihc demand when the
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