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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-02

| ISSUE OF New MoNEY.-Treasurer Spinner
says redemption under the law of last spring
is now running as smooth as OIL" The re-
demption division of his bureau handles
about half million dollars daily; hence
there is redeemed from two to three million
dollars every week. Thus far only about
two per cent. of the notes sent here for re-
demption have, upon examination, been
found fit for reissue. This is owing to the
fact that most of these notes have been IN
circulation nearly ten years and are
badly deiaced and mutilated by fire.
quent use and handling; but a gradual
improvement will be noticeable here
after, and q larger percentage will be
found good enough to be reiSsued and allow.
ed to 60 into circulation again. The notes
which are exchanged through this redemp-
ton division are of banks other than the
sender. Associations desiring reissue of their
own WORKOUT currency make application
therefor directly 10 the Controller of the
Currency under the old law but as banks
receive comparatively few of their own notes
in the course of business, this new redemp.
ton agency is source of relief and conve.
aience, enabling banks to send, indiscrimi-
nately, the wafD, mutlated, or defaced notes
of any association, and to obtain in return
new United States notes, thus gradually
taking gout of circulation and destroying
notes Which are unfit for use.- Washington
Republican,
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RICHMOND AND PeTEasBuRe:RA
- e. fsssfE-sA CO s-Gl ROAD COSfpANys Z

r. ny RICHMOND AND PerEasBuRetRAu-s
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 229, 1874,
~ trains on this road win run ss follows:
: LEAVE RIcHMoSD SOUTH. $50
500 A. ID, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sun
- - dayG connecting for ali points South
745 H. FIJI aaily
day., with coach attached, for Peters.
burg and stations on the SouthsIdt
road, Lynchburg, and the West
l:45 ?. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas
sengers taking this train will max,
close connection at Petersburg foI
Norfolk. .aa ..oeE linz 4
500 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday
with coach attached.
LEAVE PRTERsBUnG NORTH.
500 A. A.. FREIGHT TRAIN daily, texcep.
11:40 4. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg aRe
Potomac railroad for all points Gas
500 P. NJ, FaEIGHr daily Except suudsyh
500 P. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sun
day., connecting with Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for all points last and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached, running through Il
Baltimore. Also making close con
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
The MAIL R G So1 Viii nn not s.op between Rich
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester an
Trains on the Glover Hill will leave Chester al
$50 A. n. daily except Sunday.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start fro1
Appomaitox depot ..,
no 81 A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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A WARNING Last evening man named
August Aschert, in saloon over the Rhine,
made "a wager of ten dollars that he could
drink ten glasses of beer and three bottles OF
within period of ten minutes. He sulped
down the stated amount OF beer aud then
attacked the wine. AS he was engaged in
forcing down bis throat the last glass of the
third bottle of wine be fell senseless TO the
floor. The gutton was carried into Bremen
Street station and a messenger sent for O
physician, who labored long with his pa.
Iient, but at last accounts Aschert was not
expected to SURVIVE Cincinnati CONNER
dial :. ~"-.
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The Investigation i'm Alabama.
GOVERNMENT RATIoNS-POLIT1OS- RELIGION
INTIMIDATION AND BROKEN VOWS.

GOVERNMENT RATI0NS-POL1TIOS-R
INTIMIDATION AND BROKEN VOWS.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, December 3l.-The
congressional committee are all here to-day.
Republican politicians, generally men who
were defeated for office. are hanging around
them. At Upelika, Albright aud Cannon
(Republicans), and Luttrell (Democrat, con-
Quoted the investigation, Coburn and Buck.
ner being here. The former had witnesses
as to the many alleged outrages in Lee coun-
W, but it Is said they were discredited. z
Luttrell had witnesses who proved that
the Government bacon intended for the over
flowed country was sent to Opelika, distant
seventy miles from the overlooked regien ;
that 1t was In charge of Republicans and
carpet-bag candidates. He traced 3.QGt
pounds TO one negro Westinghouse, Hhere
the day before the late election 1t ;FAs distri
buted 70 Republican voters. no proof wa
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Y ss ssaQ another man down there, aud some
BODY would % Hd ,4ofs{hgsn1uvsRol
! ibis nation, IhOps thatshs Exacptiye office
81 the nation. .usyer uttered q sentiment q
atrocious, .sSomet 6dY VIII be shdrt -, FI
that ~ threat 10 aus r. Since when has thi.
country hecomet sGs demoralized that fhoss
chosen to execute the popular will, Of
/ the people become rulers over the people
and trample them likes slaves 4 4 Couple
that idea that somebody Is going to. be hurt
with the recent announcement that General
Sheridan has been sent to- New. Orleans
Sheridan We care nothing for Sheridan
But Sheridan knew himself, he was gentle
man enough to understand BY hfs expert.
ence in New Orleans that he was not well
received there. He was not even received
well socially. The fact stands out to-day
that ,berwas not acceptable to the people, Of
Louisiana. Put this and that together.
E"somebody's going to be hurt )" send a
man down there who Is already occupying q
hostile position to the people of Louisiana.
ia; man is sent to that highly excited people
| who has no affiliations with them in any
point OF yieW.t 1t is. the very means to run
EaoWn these people. g Somebody. Will be
hurt!" Great God hasn't somebody been
nurt already? Come to my beautiful State,
VIII SOIL and climate producing In the
richest abundance the great star les-sugar,
rice, and cotton-things thatiall the world
wants in rich profnsion; with every arpIi.
ance, every means of accumulating wealth.
yet not one man IN ten is able TO nav his
taxes! Our city, lying at the mouth of
great river which drains the richest valley
on the face Of Gods earth, yet our commerce
languishingi We have been hurt already.
We have seen our liberties ruthIessly tram
pied under foot. Il We have been reduced
| from the condition OF a free State of this
Union TO mere military province. The 60
Vernment OF Louisiana to-day is mere mill
tary government. .,, =. -s-..,.g,,--s. -.
NOW, gentlemen, with regard to the Kel-
logg Government, there is a point ] wish to
make about this. 1t is possible for some
very charitable persons TO suppose that the
President had simply fallen into an error.
have the most convincing proof that he
was not mistaken. have the most conyinc.
| ing proof that General Grant had the means
OF knowing that William z. Kellogg was not
elected Governor Of the State of Louisiana,
and that fact was reported by the committee
in February, 1873 Yet say that it was
mistake, but what are they going to say
| when they learn that the army and navy, if
| necessary, of the United States are to be
employed to subyert the people of Louisiana
4 second time. That which may have been
an error in 1873 becomes crime in 1875. j.,
know there is no immediate remedy for
this. We want to keep the peace. We are
determined to avoid conflict and collision
with the people Of the United States, but
don't let US despair of having relief at some
time or other. Let US be able to say, by the
attitude of your people, hope for US yet. .
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The Vicksburs AfFair-Examinati0n of
the Mayor.

EICKsBURG, Miss, December 31.-The Con.
gre,>ionsl Investigating Committee met TO-
day. in the courthouse. Mayor O'Leary was
the first witness examined. He stated that
the police force of the city was not increased
until after the fight of December 7Lh, and
that his proclamation, issued on that day,
Was published at S O'Clock p NJ. In reply
10 a question by Mr.. Conger, be said the
proclamation was issued because one issued
by Governor Ames was unfair and cal.
culated to excite the people. On Sun.
day, December 9Th, Crosby Ube colored
sheriff. came TO linn and told him the coIored
people in the country were very much
excited about bis being put out Of office,
and asked him to assist him in preserving
the peace, which he promised to do. About
O'Clock next morning DR.. Shannon and
two other gentlemen came to his house,
woke him up and told him armed bodies OF
negroes were marching on the city. He told
DR.. Shannon to have the courthouse bell
and fire-bells rung, so as 10 arouse the peo-
pie, though be had heard so many such ru.
mors he thought little Of them. But about
s O'Clock DR.. Hunt came TO him and reported
that three or four hundred armed negroes
were marching on the city by the Grove
Street road. He then issued his proclama-
ton ordering them TO disperse and retire to
their homes, and sent Policemen Welsh and
Hayes to meet the negroes and read the
proclamation 10 them. They had white
handkerchief. On sticks. They returned at
about haf-past O'Clock, and reported that
the negroes bad tired on them and would
not allow them TO approach.
By Dir. Conger: Were they both sent on
the same roadI Answer: Negroes were re-
ported approaching on Baldwin's Ferry and
Hn'S Ferry roads. Welsh went on the
former and Hodges on the latter. They had
the proclamation printed in posters.
BY Mr. Conger: Did they make official re-
port! Answer: | did not see them till the
afternoon, when Welsh reported that they
had fired on him; also, that the negroes
seemed to be fighting among themselves,
and were in confusion. -
After issuing the proclamation the Mayor
rode around town cautioniDg people who
bad arms 10 repair 10 the courthouse. The
company that went out on Jackson road re-
turned and reported that they had fight,
and bad killed fifteen or twenty negroes, but
ne afterwards learned that not many had
been Killed. lie then sent dYe citjzsas on q
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p FERRANDIN1,
ARTIST IN HUMAN-HAIR WORK,
AND LADIES HAIR-DRESSER, H.

Is prepared to sell at extraordinarily low prices to
suit the times and quality of goods, especially WIGS
! arpEEs, BRAIDs, and all kinds Of HAIR WORK.
Ham JEwELRY, ELUSIVE WIGS, BOUQUETS,
aud WRsATHs, made to order. and guarantee the
goods to be rs recommended. In ADDITION 10 TINS
line hair-work have received case OF PariS FAN
cY GOODS. lust in time for Christmas.
The ladies are requested not to delay TO 60 70 n.
FERRASDINl's 81 Broad street. as TINS Is the pest
chance thew will have 10 buy cheap Chr stmas pre-
sents as such articles have not been offered IN the
city before. o,>,.,,>,re
Also, fine assortment OF HAIR ORNAMEsI rs;
OPERA FANS. WORKED GLOVES, JEWELRY, ana
PERFUMERY Boxes
Also. The best quality Of PERFuMERYa and Io1 I. T
ARTICLES: and, in general eysrytnlns KEEP o ~
or ut the very lowest prices, at 6l3 Broad street,
between Sixth and Seventh. rr,,.Hp,
de l9.2W Il. FEhhANDIt,I.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

Just received from auction and must be sold
so WHITE and DECORATED CHINA DlsSEh
SETS; --.-'.' ~, Goo.
Ann mir CHINA. GLASS, and LAVA VASES;
900 DECORATED BOHEMIA BUREAU SETS;
125 WHITE and DECORATED CHAMBER eETs'
CHINA Toys, MUGS, and CUPS and SACCEHS'
WALL BRACKETS and POCKETS;
PLATED WARE, CUTLERY ,
WAITERs. and house-furnishiRg goods IN general
" nut mis-. he cold al Z. 3. TAYLORS,
do 81 No. IOl1 Main street. opposite nost-ofbce
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The VlcKsBURa ELECTION VicksJurg,
MISS, December 31.-The election to-day
was very quiet. The white ticket was elect
ed without much opposition, owing to the
tact that the lately called session of the LIE.
gisIature repealed the law allowing special
elections.
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IRISH WHISKEY,
i FBENCH BRANDY,
APPLE BRANDY,
RYE WHISKY,
ST. CROfX RUM.
LONDON PORTER, old ana pure,

for sale by ,, ,,,ccrNc
no. % july M. nl6nlNo.
QUMMERDEAN AUGUSTA COUNTY,
- VAL RYE.-Flrst premium AWARDED at stats
Fair, October 81, 1874, for purity OF naVoF ano
dsIiilation, and excellent quality.
OLD IMPERIAL CABINET R1 E-cafTe,ulI!
anaIvzed and highly recommended by State Chem
isf Dr. William H. Taylor.
| ' epnre t.ti u JNTRY APPLE BRANDY. -
NEW ENGLAND RUM for tobacco mao "a, &
ILL., an, fdnT,Srs FOR sale to the trace only al
wwh ,nI hy -',s.s JENKINS, CAPERS & CO.,
nco0 "-S--eE No. IL south Fnurv,auth streft.
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mo THE TRADE,-ATMORE' MlNCE.
l MEAT.-I offer To the trade, as agent for the
manufacturer and ut his prices, 5000 pounds Of
ATMoRE's M1NCE MEAT. put up IN SarEss n mall
r. nav Il is the hest i'm the world Liquor enough IN
it to warrant it TO keep twelve months BLACK with
citron currants riisns. ind spices reiey iof uSe,
and nd fear of its turning sour or fernentisg IKE
most prepa offered fer sale Cali and supply
SU nn 90 1412 Main street
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IS CANTON INSIDE LINE."S1sM1s

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI-WEEKLY.
On and after OCTOBER the splendid iron
steamers of this line will leave Richmond: TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Company's pier, corner OF
Twenty second and Dock streets, making close con,
nection each trip ut Canlon Did. East Baftimore)
With the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
nag SPECIAL ADVANTAGES: Id.
All freight by this line covered by ire and marine
insurance free Of cost. No dockage charged at
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line. This
is The quickest line between Philadelphia and Ricl-
mond.
Frelghts ordered by this line should be marked
"Canton Inside Line - and sent to the Philadelphia,
Wilmington aud Baltimore depot, Phllsdelphia.
Freights received daily In Philadelphia and Rich
mond. For further information apslyto
- l.. Is. TATUM, Agent
Office: Twenty-secopd aud Dock street,
and Ninth and Main streets; or to
j. S. WILSON, General Freight Agent
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore z, Re-
oc 9-3n Philadelnhia.
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MISCEMEATS.


AFINCE-MEAT! MINCE-MEAT!
Inst received, and In store, to be sold wholesale
and retail 100 buckets and half-barreS
CORSON'S CELEBRATED VlB6ANlA
MINCE-MEAT,
which has now become the leading and i3vorne
brand of MlNCE-MEAT IN the market Pms up
also In 5-pouud buckets especany ior Aaini's a'S'
AA5 ~ G.. ZIMMER, confectionery,
d,s1u 1885 Main street.
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RICHMOND. YORK. River AND CHESAPEAKE,
RAILROAD Co., SUPERfNTESDENT'Sp FFTCE,
RICHMOND, November %, 1874.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing TUES ,Ai, December !, 1874,
passenger and freight trains on this road will ru
as follows. p .7.3.s - ~
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted at 8 2.
H., and will arrive from West Point daily {Hon-
days excepted) at 0:30 A. NJ.
The splendid steamer LOUISE, Captain A. q.
MCKEE, will run In connection with this road,
leaving West Point MONDAYS, WEDNEspAYS,
and fridays on the arrival OF the 8 r. u. train
from Richmond and arriving at Baltimore early
next morning. and leaving Baltimore TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS at 4 z. NJ, ar
rive at u est Point next morning In time 70 con-
| meet with the train due at Richmond at 1880
A. NJ. .@ II 49,
Fare 10 Baltlmore.... oU
Fare to Baltimore and return. . 90
Fare to washington. ...'..,..........''.'." ~
Fare TO Philadelphia. ............ 90
Fare to New ork......................... 10 90
THROUGH FRElGHT TRAIN viii leave Rich
mond WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, and SUM-
DAYS, at 4 A. n, connecting a. West Point with
steamer, landing freight in Baltimore early next
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car
attached, leaYes Richmond for West Point and
way stations MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS. att A. NJ. and leaves West Point
for Richmond IL O'Clock noon OF same days.
80. EDWARD +. FOLGER, Superintendent.
w n BRAGG Master Tra~snortahnn. no 80
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RICHMOND, FRxD,G q PorosdAc r. r. Col
sd ssf OFFICE GENERAL TICHKT AGRNr,
ai%acf. RICHMOND, December ~. iS74.S
CCHEDULEOF TRAINS. ri ifee9f5f

H. XIX ss1
4i%.ni. RICHMOND. December ~, 1871
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS y asped,
2ssP!M,DkY MAIL leaves Byrd Street st.-
40 TaE sTEAaEk < Z YiYoRf a
Quantico, with trains OF the Bsltss
ilofss slG more and Ohio r.ilrpad At ,heis wharf
=! opposite Alexancrfa-due IN Eali-
more at $50 p. H.; and ut Waning.
ton with the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad for Balu more and the North
11:O5 P. NJ, NIGHT, MAIL leaves Byrd-Steet
fasr ,c+ station Sundays excepted connecting
at Washington with the Balsimore
@lh and Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio
500 P. NJ, A AZ; COMM TEAM for
Hanover Junction. leaves Broad. Street
a..o ~ s.asi9n lsand ~ exseptedl; 49,, o..
station Mondays exceptedt
1870 P. NJ, DAY M III arrives t Byrd.Sheet sta-
.ssa ton daily. 3. ,Ls.t.gf .fsss ~
s:s7 A. NJ, AccOMM oDATIoN TRAIN arrive
at Broad-Street station Sundays ex
NOTICE r9,l
BY this route new and elegant SLEEPING
CAR has been added to right trains both ways be.
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the special
comfort OF Richmond passengers. CHARGE FOE
disturbed on reaching Richmond; they can rcmaiI
In the car TO az late an hour as they please.
TKI.WEEkLY EKEIGHT LINE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE.
street sol
freights 70 and from all points North and West
Through bills OF lading and rates given " al
principal points North and West 1ta.4...
BY order Of General Superintendent.
de17 General Freight and Ticket Agent
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The LOUISIANA TROUBLE Washington,
December Silt is understood to be the
purpose of Senator Morton to call up on the
meeting Of the Senate bis resolution recog.
nizing the validity OF the Kellogg govern
ment. In view of the recent occurrences in
New Orleans and the action taken by the
President very exciting and bitter discus
sion may be looked for. Senator Thurman,
who has remained in the city during the
holidays, is very outspoken in denouncing
the acts of the Returning Board and the
countenance given to it by the President.
MIR. Thurman is now preparing speech on
Louisiana affairs. The Democratic senator's
will all be promptly in their seats on Mon
day next ready to carry out the agreement
which they have made to stand by each other
till the affair of Pinchback is disposed of one
way or the other. AS two years ago seven
teen Republican senator's declared by their
solemn votes that Mr.. Kellogg was not the
legal Governor of Louisiana, it will be in.
teresting to hear how they can now vote
that he is the legal Governor. II such sena-
tors as Carpenter, Howe, and Frelinghuysen
vote for Mr.. Morton's resolution, they should
be asked to answer their own speeches made
in 1873.
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HUDGINs, GORDON & co.

CHEAP GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Beautiful LINEN and LACE SETS;
New styles COLLARS and CUFFs1
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS in fancy boxes;
EMBROIDERED LAWN and LACE HAND
KERCHIEFS, cheap; s. En- h.
New MUFFLE Frs and sCARFs, cheap;
SASH RIBBONS, cheap; -. 81.
More of those cheap RIBBONS at 25c.;
RUFFLES and RUFFLINGS in variety;
Cheap and pretty CLOAKs and sHAWLs. DELI
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NHRIsTMAs GOODS! =.

CHEAP AND GOOD CHRISTMAS PRE-
" sENTS.-When you are looking for articles
| suitable for presents. 80 and see WINsTOCK'S
FORFEITED PLEDGES, selling so much below
regular prices sold at elsewhere that you can buy
double the quantity for the same amount. Ola
| MONDS, WATCHES, CHAINS, SITS OFJEW-
| ELRY, BRACELETS. BUTTONS. RINGS, &C..
SC. Money loaned on same. No. II Fourteenth
street - - - de 90
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TOR CHRISTMAS, 1874.
PRESENTS

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
FURNITURE, FURNITURE, FURNITURE,
CARPETS, CARPETS, SAhrELs,
CLOCKS BIBLES, PICTURES,
FRAMES, FRAMES, fHAAES,
CHRoMOS, CHROMOS, CHhohOS.
LOOKING-GLASSES, LOOKING-GLASSES,
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS,
CATHOLIC PRAYER-BOOKS.
A full line of the above goods always on hano.
Parties in want would do well to call and exam ne
nv stock for any OF the above goods before purcha
sing. l will sell by weekly or monthly instalments
a. rrouired WILLIAM DAFFhON, II
de iB-3m 143S Main street.
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pHILADELPHIA, RICH. &Ff1
Il MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-Sasstiesa6
SHIP LLNE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
WEEK.-Untl further notice the steamers Of
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY ut IL O'Clock.
Freight taken at low rates for all parn Of New
jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, FOR Proyl-
pool and Antwerp uia Red Star and American
steamship lines, and bills Of ladlng signed through.
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals aht
5tatereom, IS. w. 2. PORTER, Agent
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WINES, LIQUORS, TDBAH8, DC.
DREMIUMS AT THE STATE FAlR
WERE AWARDED
BoWLER,S CREAM ALE AND PORTER.

Read the following testimony In Its favor by
Unknown resident medical gentlemen. IL SPEAKS
for itself: ,o,.
Dear sir,-HaviDg for some time past used n my
family your ale have carefully observed Its eects
and Ii affords me great pleasure TO say. as tonic
consider it equal to Inc best imported ale.
!. Ii. CABRLL TABB, M. D.
RICHMOND, VA, March IL, 1874:
Having observed for the last twelve months the
beneficial effect of the Porter and Ale manufac-
Iured by Mr. HENRY BOWLER, at his "epitng
PARK Brewery" can confidently recommend
them TO those whose condition Calls for malt On
/ think his beverage comes nearer TO that OF lor-
e,gn I'm portation than any have ever met With.
II. WYTHE DAVIS, d. D.
PRIVATE FAMILIES SUPPLIED
by the old established house OF
- W. d. BLAIR CO.,
corner of Ninth and lain streets
7, hotties nv LOUIS EUKEk.
700 Broad street.
Orders to HENRY BOWLER,
aspiring Park Brewery" promptly attended to-
M T-SS W2m
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK. The uITfh
a. Old Dominion Steamship Company's ilsaaa
SUNDAY, january Sd, at ~ O'Clock NJ. p.
Freight received until O'Clock Saturday night.
Through bills OF lading signed, ano Kooos 1or
warded with dispatch TO all points north, south
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed:
Fare to New York, $l2; Storage, %; round
trip tickets, $40.
For freight or passage apply to
g. w. ALLEN b CO., Agents.
Ia 2-1t Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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COR P HILADELPH HI A. %sHh
4 The steamer ALLIANCE, Captain -
CARR, win receive freight for the above port till
SATURDAY, January 2, at II o'clock.
Freight taken at low rates for Wilmington, Del,
Providence, and Boston. Bills lading signed
through.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
Stateroom, %. W. 4. PORT CR. Agent.
ia LIT 2425 Dock street.