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per In exact proportion to the degree Of their |
intellectual culture F!Eu 4 IN TI3iI-G.il

per IN exact proportion to the degree OF their
intellectual cultures u ~ q I'm Tu3iI--7-.
Now, as against THESE four States, In which
the education or the whole people -is amply
provided for letus place In contrast four other
States that possess neither school funds nor
systems Of public instruction. These States
are Virginia, South Carolina, Tennessee, and
Texas, in which, with hanaggregate population
Of 4,0GT, 1868 in 1870, no free schools erist, eX.
cept those which have sprung up within the
past five or siXyears underthe malIagelnentsf
the Freedman's Bureau, and the small num-
Der which are beginning to struggle into life
in Virginia and Tennessee under school laws
enacted within the past three years. In
Tennessee, for eXamplc,-the educational
enterprises of2that State being the most sue
cessful and most promising now existing be-
low Mason and DiXon's line-thcre are
but 700 schools, including those founded by
the Freedman's Bureau; yet the population
of Tennessee is 1,25S,000. Massachusetts,
with simiara aggregate ofpopulation a; ;457, ;
35L, has nearly 5000 schools, and eypends
S,Ooo,0 900 annually for their support. New
York, with population of 4.3S2, ,759; has
l1,750 common schools, besides her higher
classes of educational institutions, and cX-
pends upon them, in round numbers, S10,-
100000 annually. Pennsylvania has pop.l-
lation Of 1921 ,791, with 10000 free schools
and an educational appropriation of 81, ,000,-
600 annually. Ohio has $4,000 schools, cost
ing. SG,500,000 yetfly. These rich States,
therefore, do not need eleemosynary aid, nor
can they justly take the largest share okithe
fund, which the bill before Congress proposes
TO give them. N"E
While this question is spending inthe House
or the Senate, the. wants of the Territories
ought also to be considcrcd. Ten future
States, now under the territorial form of 60
vernmcnt, are gradually preparing to, take
their places in the Union, and it is yitally i'm
portant that theirpeople should possess facili-
ties for education during the transition
period. The claims of the Territories and
the claims Of the southern StateS-the: latter
cSpccially-ars so manirestiy superior to those
of the wealthy States in which education is
already free and ample, that there can be no
question as to the eXpetHency of modifying
the pending mcasure.-Ne,o York CONNER
ctdl. ''% - 49,
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PRDGRAMNlF. #'
Tie curtain rises presiseI a. f T. The
procession follows Immediately IN the following or
der--yiz., .a...n.
l. HERALD, in splendid costume, followed by masks
.. TEN MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE In
Yugcr costume:
}. SUN AND MOON drifting OH clouds.
4. CSDINE on shcll-fCrued chariot, and sur
rounded by fishes. Z. tt 49, -
D!FFEKENI MASKS, with flags, stanar,s' , T &c &c.
riot. orilamented with i:igs and four fas re-
licfs representing the fine arts, music, drama,
painting, and poetry, surrounded ny t"-'c
:. COMIC MASKS, with flags and standards: :, ,,
6s aEs, In ppa sab af led as
surrounded by Arabs, and followed by masks
VI al N'"'rS INTERMEzzOs. -
MARCH oEAdL MAshs playing unon newly In
BGMBAkpMESf IaAhAk TE fHSSf oR fH with
confectoneries by the infant artillery; can
mons imported from the world-rcnowncd lac
CAMEL can l. elephant ' fippo saih; dance. Of VI
layers, with city movements; Monch OF the
Observation-Disclosures. sS;tli9-s;
The stage will be splendidIy decorated by sesers
Leckenhy K Laird, and the other portions OF TIC
house by Mr.. q. koenig.
PRICE OF ADMISSION.
Private boxes, seaIlng 1otlr peTsoiEI 20 uu 70.
General admission tickets ciln only bc had throng
the recommendation OF members Of the Society," at
John +. ROhers, Broad street, No. 7l3, at he price
Of 80, admitting one gentleman and lady, Every aa
ditioal lady 81 extra. These tickets can only DO Ea
until lo O'Clock NJ. OH the day of the ball.
Admittance to dress circle only 81; reserved seats
50 cents extra; j; family circle, Is ccyts ;.
Sale of tickets for reserved seats will commence at
West & Johnston's WEDNESDAY MohAlNH,
| January 9th, at 10 O'Clock. ...,;
For the preservation of order all persons have 10
obey the orders or the committee. -,
Mr. Winckel, the costImer from baltimore, VIII
arrive on Saturday the o7th instant With Large and
select assortment OF costumes His rooms VIII De al
Mr. a. Schott's Monticello Hotel, Broad street, Dc
tween Sixth and Seventh.
Entrance for maskers, on Seventh street.
In oa NJ Th SSM COMMITTEE.
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whc Proposed Educational Fund--ifs
BsrOser Division.

The rcport from the House Committee on
Education and Labor, in favor OF establish
inr a General educational fund by appropria-
ting for that purpose the proceeds Of public
land sales, is undergoing sitting process in
Congress. The bill reported by the commit
tee has one or two serious defects, which are
too important to be passed over in thegcne-
laI discussion OF the project. 1T provides
that the income from the investment OF
onc-half the net proceeds OF the sales
of public lands, together with the re-
manning halt of the original sum, Shall be
apportioncd among the States and Terrific
rics according 10 their pcpuation-and this
is one of the weak points to which we de-
sire to direct attention. a glance at the
census table will reveal the injustice OF
such division. There are four States which
would receive the lion's share of the fund in
tended to secure the advantages OF education
to all the people Of the United states, ana
these are States in which educational interests
are already ynurtred by their own citizens
who need no other funds than those pro-
yidcd in abundance by voluntary effort.
Clearly, therefore, the apport!onmcht oi II
very large part of the proposed fund among
these four States would be an act of injusticeto
other States in which there are neither school
funds nor schools.
To illuslrate:. The four States in question
are New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Mas
sach,lsetts, which, with total population of
100000, eXpend annually the enormous
aggregate sum of S260o0,00o for the support
Of more than hirty-fre thonsGnd free schools,
besides colleges, academies, seminaries, nor
NAL schools, theological institutions, and
other educational establishments, the addi-
t;onal expenditures for which swell the total
of yearly appropriations to sum
nearly equal to that paid for the common
schools. The whole Of tins heavy burden is
borne by the citizens of these
States. They tax themselves for the support
of schools, academies, and colleges, and con-
tribute largely from their private resources
TO enlarge the area of educational ACTIVITY,
believing that enlightened communities pros
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-The follow
ing conveyances Of real estate have been
made during the week ending January 9th,
1872: .-,,e.a,.- -.
. Maria morris to Henry Morris & Brother,
lot on Main street near Fifteenth; S3,915.
"A. Bacigalupi to James Bacisalupi, half
interest in. lot Oh Seventeenth street running
back to Union; 81 ,000.
L. f. Harvie to w. II. Jennings, lot on
Laurel street near Cumberland; $500.
W. C. NewberTy to c. w. Burr, lot on
Laurel street near Franklin; 81 ,14.
W. G. Newberry to DR.. D. Newcombe, lot
on Laurel street near franklin; 81 800.
Bacon Tait's executor and others to 4. So
lari, lot corner Of Seventeenth and. Greene
streets; $40.
Pasquale Messina to John Podesta, half
interest in lot on Main street between Fif-
teenth and Seventeenth 49, 500.
William Mundin to .H. Seldom Taylor, lot
corner Of sDuval and St. Peters streets !;
S14O.12. .,s..- .-....-.es,
Edward Lorraine and others to S. Fl.
Jones, lot corner of n and Thirty-trst streets;
$264. -s43
T. B. Bigger to John 3. Bigger, lot corner
of Clay and Graham streets; S3,117.50.
L. Ii. Blount to WI. Dugglns, lot corner
Of Leigh and Henry streets; $500. =: IL.
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About Commercial TravclIers---The
Drumming System or Selling Goods
Travelling Agents..-Iiie Colszatry Mcr-
'saant and Co:,surncr Pay their Ex-
EIcnses.
II ever there was system adopted by the
li''rantilc interest Of the country that should
'r abolished 1t is the drumming system. 1t
ia 80 full Of evils, SO contrary to the regular
J. Ii'ea Of business, and often 40 disastrous to
those who employ it, that we are greatly as
'ni>Acd it ever gained the slightest favor
.'ttA sacacious wholesale dealers. 1t Is an
Unnatural way Of doing business, utterly illc-
&|iol2te il regard is had to the previous
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JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention of mer
chants, clerks of courts, seriis lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all others
having orders for printing. to the facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds of JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
BiIl-Heads Letter fIeas Programmes Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare, Show-Bills Checks, Drafts, &C., &C.,
SC. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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THE JAMES RIVER BRneE.-Mr. Lewis, y
sub-contractor on this work, on Saturday
informed us that there was but little prospect
of more being done until the opening of
good weather. In the mean time the mate
rial will all be prepared, and it will not re-
quire greatwhile to complete the remain
ing piers: and the iron work in the mean
time being prepared, the present temporary
suspension of active operations will not Sc
'riously interfere with the speedy compile
tion OF the bridge.
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FINED FOR SHOOTING AT A GoAT.-In the
Police Court on Saturday morning Mr.. John
5. Robinson appeared to show cause why he
should not be fined ten dollars for firing his
pistol in the street on the oath instant. 1t
appeared from the testimony that goat was
dcpredating on Mr.. Robinson's property,
and he proposed to stop it in a summary
manner. The Justice imposed the moderate
fine Of one dollar upon him.
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THE MASKED BALL.-The masquerade at
the Theatre tonight will attract one of the
largest crowds that ever entered that build
ing. 4 large number of maskers will ap-
pear there will he many fancy scenes and
an immense number Of seats have been re-
served. Maskcrs will enter by the Seventh
street entrance.
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FoRGER1Es IN PlrTsBURGH.--TheP Pittsburgh
firm of Horncr, Wood &. Co. have been for
some time defrauded by forged checks. on
their bank account, SO ,skilfully done that they
were not detected by their own book-keeper,
and some were even acknowledged as genuine
by members Of the firm. The forger has at
last, however, been discovered and arrested,
with two accomplices, who were about going
into business ON the proceeds of their thefts.
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Police COURT, SATUEDAY-Justicc J. i.
White presidihg.-The following cases were
disposed of:
W. s. Ogden, charged with violating the
city and State revenue law by selling or en-
Geavoring to sell goods by sample or repre-
sentation, was fined so under the city ordi-
nance,
i Frank Davis, Martin Fletcher, and Frank
Smith, charged with being vagranta, having
no visible means of support, were required
to give security in the sum of $50 for three
months.
|, George Washington (colorcd). charged with
being m escaped prisoner from the chain
gang, was sent back to Jail to serve out his
time. 49, : s&
G. Craft, charged with assaulting, abusing,
and beating Henry Clay, and Henry Clay
(colored). charged with fighting in the house
of G.. Craft, We're discharged. -s
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IIooT1NG HELEN JOSEPHINE MANSFIELD IN
Bosros.- Boston, January 2G.-Seferal young
men, drummers, and Others, who were fel-
low-passengels with Helen Josephine Mans
field on the train which arriyed here this
morning from New York, hooted and Missed
her in the depot, creating considerable dis
turbance. Some of the baekmen and rail-.
road officials helped her out of the crowd to
her carriage and she departed:
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TILE GoRDIAN KNOT UNT1ED.-You have united
the gordIan knot. The long-lookcd-for SEWING
MACHINE has at last made its appearance. Your In
vcntion Is one of the riumphs Of this century. am
actually astoundcd at It's operation. can take with
ease fifteen hundred stitches minute in the most
perfect manner.-Rer. c. D. Lnkey, Fredertcks
burgh, Ohio, tohe Hiucot & Gibbs Seloing Machine
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: An APPROPRIATE PREsENT.-At the meet
ing of Dove Lodge, No. 81, of Masons, OIL last
Friday night Captain D. W. Bohanon pre-
sented the lodge with handsome gavel,
made of Acacia wood, from Joppa in Asia.
1t was mounted with silver, and bore an ap-
propriate inscription, including the nsme of
tho donor and of the Lodge. A resolution
was passed thanking Captain Bohanon for
the gift.
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FINED Ten DoLLARs.-Walter Whittle was
before Justice White Saturday morning to
answer the charge of assaulting and striking
John Werner. lie was adjudged guilty, fined
ten dollars, and required to give security in
the sum Of $500 for twelve months. ,..
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THE GRAND BALL MONDAY NIGHT.-The rush
for seats tor the Grand Mask Ball at the theatre on
Monday night next has been so great that nearly all
the seats in the Dress Circle have been TAKEN The
Family Circle has also been laid Off and this morn
Ing the sale of reserved seats VIII EST
G. ToJIS STOS'S.
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"ASDREw JISKISs.
" ROBERT ItoWARp." "
CuAScERY COURT OF RIcHMoSD.--The fol-

CuAScERY COURT OF RIcHMOSD.--The fol-
lowing eases were disposed of Saturday:
Williams and others Is. Lefebre and others.
Decree confirming report Of commissioner
showing Il final disposition of the funds in
the cause, and directing the case to be re-
moved from the docket.
William II. Anderson rs. Anderson and
Others. Decree confirming report of COM
missioner yacating and setting aside decree
of July q, 1871, and making distribution OF
the fund Oh hand.
SPOTS Us. Spots, &c. Decree making a
partial distribution of the fund in this cause.
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MAsouERA pEHs.-Lades and gentlemen partici-
pating In the grand mask ball have photographs
taken in costume at the Lee gallery Every con-
vrnence and comfort that skill and taste suggest
Is afforded to patrons n; the LEE" gallery, soO
Main street.
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MEETINGS..

GERMAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
~ No. 1.-The quarterly meeting OF the SI0ak.
HOLDERS of this company will he held NEXT
WEDNESDAY EVENING at O'Clock at their
mecling-room. All stockholders are earnestly re,
q,estcd to be present, rs business OF Importance VIII
be transacted &
BY order of the Board Of Directors. .......
ja 29-2t* JOHN A. kRATL, Secretary.
A REGULAR MEETING OF LEE
IA CAMP, No. l, S. G. b., will be held at Covenant
Hall THIS EVENING ut O'Clock.
Members requested to be OIL hand promptly ct
that hour
BY order Of the Commander.
10 o9-lts &. W. VOLKMAN. Secretary.
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MASONIC DIsCoURsE-The excellent discourse
delivered by the Rev. Dr. John f. Edwards, by
request of Loge Franchise, has been published by
BENJAMIN BATES, bookseller, ll17 Main street, and
ts for sale by all Of the booksellers in this CITY,
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Ready-made clothing and gcntlenen's furnishings
have been put down I'm price at +. u. SPENCE &
Sous. 1900 is the place for bargains.
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ADvERT1sE.-Ouf merchants seeking trade In any
portion of the country should advertise III the
papers of that section. II. ELLYsoN & Co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
lishers' rates. i''a..'
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N. ELLIsoN& & Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building will receive advertisements aud have them
inserted lu any journal Of the country at regular
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If ever cease TO love, my darling seamstresss-
my own WHEELER & WILSON Sewing-Machine.
Since have it realize marvels in the shape Of ec0
nomical and tasteful sewing. l0ol Main street.
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MASKED BALL tonight

sTE1NwAY & SONS pianos are used at all the con-
c,rts Of 1lIEO. THOMAS.
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Leave your orders for dress and business suits
with E. B. SPENCE & SON. They have good mate
rial ynnd cutfars and good Rorklnen.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RIcuAoSD PosT-OFFIcE JANUARY q, 1SI2.-
John s.Wise, Richmond, Va; one letter, no
address.
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Go to the Masked BAH tonight.

STEINwAY & Sons pianos are used at all the
NLLSoy concerts. t"
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MASKED BALL tonight.

STErywAY & Sons pianos are used at all first
cnss concerts throughout the country whenever Ut
tlin1hla.
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COURT OF APPEALS, SNrURpAY-REPoRT OF
COMMITTEE TO EXAMINE CLERKS OFFICE
Robert Howard, Esq. presented the follow
ing report, which was ordered to be filed:
" TO the Honorable Judges Of the Supreme
Court Of appeals:
"In obedience to the order of this honora-
bic court, entered on the Goth instant, we
have examined into the condition of the
clerks Office Of this court, and beg leave to
make the following report:
owe find the order-bookS in good condi-
ton, the handwriting good, and the orders
all indeXcd up to the 9th day Of January,
1872, the commencement Of the present
term.
eve find tie docket well made out and
printed, the records well printed aud fled
alphabetically, the pending causes tied up in
bundles and labelled to correspond with the
docket marks, and the general condition Of
things in the Office satisfactory.
1--WE have examined the fec-book, and find
the charges just and legal so far as we arc
able to judge, although the fees are not fully
charged up. There is no index to the fee
book. except an index Of the names OF the
counties from which appeals, &c, have come.
I'VE find on the floor Of room up stairs
lllC lNltiS lipiit lllS lli@llRl
courts to this court, and which we are in
formed were placed there just after the Capt.
tol disaster. These papers arc in very bad
condition, covered with dust, and in very
confused state. As we are informed these
cases from the district courts are, by opera
ton of the law transferring them to this
court, pending in this court, we recommend
that they be arranged and filed away i'll pro-
lIcr places in the clerks office.
1--WE also recommend that ordcr-books
Nos. l. to y. inclusive, as well as, the pre-
sent order-book, when tiuishcd-all of which
need rebindin.-bc rebound 10 correspond
in style with the preceding order-books.
"We do not think that the condition of
the papers referred to (up-stairs) is the fault
of the clerk, and in our opinion he has faith
fully performed his duties.
- "ASDREw JISKISs.
"RoBERT HOWARD"
The case Of the steamer Wenonah US.
Bnedon was argued further by c. W. Wal
lace, j. j. Sener, and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Montague, and submitted to the court.
The case of Ford d Tachet Us. Stern was
set for the 18th day of March. This case in
wolves the constitutionality of the home
stead act, and it will receive a thorough dis
cussion by the ablest lawyers and the most
consideI.te attention of the court, as the
questions involved are of the highest i'm
portance, and rs yet have never been passed
upon by this court.
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SLEIGIIT & HOWARD, l0ll Main street, opposite
the post-oice, are the agents for STEINWAY SONS
pIauos and the SMITH American organs.
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EOR NORFOLK, p . r Il S -fLiT1sn
4 MOUTH, AND WAY-LANDINGSIsassa Iaassz=sll Isassss
on JAMES RlvER.-The elegant steamer PAIL.
SADE, Cantan NELSON. will leave her wharf lat
Powhatan Steamboat Companys sheds every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at 50 O'Clock
4. NJ Freight received every day from o'clock
A. NJ to o'clock T. NJ. All way freight must he pre-
paid. Apply to Captain or ,,,,,, ,.
de Is w. L. BhE1l' agent.
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Umbrellas ut E. B. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main
stru
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 27, ls72.
.....r.. '.. ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hancux, Clifford, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, l.. b. Tatum. agent. --s5 49,.
Steamer AlbeInarlc, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, J. W. Wyatt, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Palsade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, ". 2. Brett agent.
- CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
BALTIMORE, January 27.-Schooner Maggie, Ny
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OFFICE OF THE OLD DOMINION IRON AND1
NAIL WORKS COMPANY, :
RICHMOND, VA, January 20, ls73.}
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. SHAREHOLDERS of the COMPANY will be
held at their Office In Richmond on MONDAY, 5th
of February at l. NJ. X. L. E.BLANkENSEIP,
in 2a-7t Commercial Agent.
NOTICE.-A general meeting of the
" STOCKHOLDERS of the VIRGINIA SUGAR
REFINING COMPANY will be held In the city OF
Richmond, at the Office Of Messrs. LANCASTER &
co. at u NJ on the 5th day Of February, 1872.
L. II. LOGAN, President
ia std Virginia Sugar Refining Company.
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Look out for the japanese jugglers at the Masked
Ball tonight,
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: NoTARY PrEMc.-The Governor has ap-
pointed John B. Quidor notary public for
the county of Augusta.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK.-The Old .rFFfh
IL Dominion Steamship Company's ele- Esasts4sz,
CANT sIde-whecl Steamship NYANOKE, Captain
WALKER, will sail TUESDAY, January goth, at 5
O'Clock 4. NJ. Freight received until MONDAY
NIGHT. Through bills of lading signed and goods
forwarded with dispatch to all points north. south;
east, and west Close connections made with Cunard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare, Sl2; steeragc, &c.; round-trip
tickets, 500. For frci eht or passage, apply to
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent,
In 2o-ot No. 3 Governor street.
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sEWTyG-MACIfINES.

\ WANTED. honest southern men and women who
prefer to purchase good southern productions rather
than be swiGdled by carpet-bag humbugs, ~
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EOR BALTIMORE
A WEEKLY LINE-NO TRAN az Ss22ssss
SFIPMESTOF FGOODS-Stcama ar ST ATE OF MA
RYLAND will leave her wharf on MONDAY
NIGHT, January Goth. at high tide. Freight re-
ceivcd up to 81 O'Clock P NJ.
For freight or passage, apply to
WILLIAM T. BRETT.
1, oo,+ Agent