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NV -
rY OWN MEREDITH.
rrhara are seYaa things hsryi 20 understand
% h.,p sas ey God 10 trust In thee
Hn, neyeT shall fsrses her soft white hard,
Aud her eyes wien sas looked at me.
Etshari TO pray the very tame prayer
Watch once at our mothers knee ~e prayed
When, where We trusted our whole heart. there
Our trust hath been betrayed.
Iswear that tho milk white muslin So light
Ga her virgin breast, where II lay demure,
Seemed 70 be touched 10 pureR white
BY the touch Of breast 10 pure.
Idsemed her the only thing undsAled
By the air " breathe In . world Of sin;
The txuest, tenderest, puress child
maa ever truated In
when she blamed me {shs With fair chsld'sface
That never with her 70 the church went
TO partake Of the Gospel Of Truth and Grace,
And the Christian Sacrament,
And said would 20 for her own sweet sake.
Tho, Il was but herself should worship there,
How that happy child's face strove TO take
On ia dipples q serious air
Iremsmber the chair she would set for ma.
BY the 4 ,wers. when all tue hou,e was gore
To drive in the Park. and and she
Were left 10 be- happy alone.
There she leaned her head on IN knees, ray Ruth,
With the primrose loose in her half iosed h auds
And told her TALES OF my wandering youth
Ia she far, fair, foreign lands.
The last time met her " as here in town,
At = fancy ball At the Duchess of d.
On the stairs, whe.e her husband was handing her
down,
There We met, AID she talked to me-.
She With powder ia hair and patch On chin,
And in the gsrb of pilgrim PRIEST,
And between both, without and within,
A hundred yeass at least!
We talked Of the House, and the late long rains
And the crush NJ the French Ambasss doi . bail
And--well, have rot blown out my brains,
You soc can laugh That's oil.
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DELINQUENT List OF TIME CITY or EICumoNu
FGS Sif7 81 fcr3so7
49,
twenty pasa -
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M INTER ARRANGEMENT.
TO Jamestown, KINGS MILL, GROVE.
STONE HOUSE, AND ROCK

The steamer CURTIS PECK. Capt. J. H. FAID.
NAN, will, on and after Wednesday morning next
tie Goth instant leave the wharf at RocksttA re.
mornings, It 81 O'Clock precisely, for the shove
places; lay at the Rock Wharf III night and -.
turn esch alternate dsy-Tuesday. Tlursday, and
Saturday mornings-ieaving Rock Wharf q the
landings, going and returning.
~ Passage and freight - usual
oc q r. o. HABXu1Ds
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rOsAGCO. 80. 1eDA $3.50.
ELORIDA NEAF TOBACCO.
The Subscribers o6ss for aals two hundred theu-
sand pounds Florida Leaf Tobacco, suitable IA
TIE mannfaetars Of Due eisasA both Allsn and
We arc the agents for ths sals q the Florida ID.
baeeo, and coming nom TIA plantsrs direct manu.
faeturssS and spectators cannot fatl to mako ~
::s:s g. i be-: wish The :ocsss :RRIs..Se' :.
No. lss 1Aa Ny. oasrisssou, ga
HIdAhSi OI0AHs!i Jf0ARSiii
lotof
Just arrived, and for sale, 1t
8. acElNLEINY,
Monticello Hotel, l67 BroadSt.
Come and examine them j. SITS
MIG A Rs. 10000 good Oi9a7s. At low
R!vEY. ARmissTExD ! WILLIAMS.
r As. \. HuRRESS & o..
81 LEI BsoAD n, AsSys eoHsn ss1z.
TOBACCO. olaARs, SNUFF.
49, p'- &C GlaAK HOLD sss aud q Asrs,
MATCH rs, &C., q, q.
roeetnsr Win sese.A assss msnt Of FANCY
GOODS pertaining 70 thy buGnas. The exauisa
j: ,. 9uR1lss I CO.,,
7: =. 1vassss. g.
9. :: sg.sn hs-ln
lMlLlTARY ATTENTION.
brass LEsr,.rrERs; oRoss sABREs.
The un6ss~snsd ars maaufasaurina secfapr ,n6
have slwazs g hsnt 11Ase PaR3o1D Int.
T11es 0099 oA0114v 01Ooo OANNQ0n,
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.4
a 3 |! - I
= - T. Sslnsy i. =.
- G. n - - - 49,.
y H. - - llelee ~ ls1Vs -.
:::s s s 9. q ~ 4; $ ts: sc, e: ~ !,
eapee11ne ~ - ~ Eeenn ~ oiuss.s..:s
fe1ne - xN4e.A. - ietsns1la1e JoaGsS. s
1eeG IN haSs Wet pssnt q S +. n
g 80 assl ~ 80 g ssssnsr LseAs. hc. alsssass
lRuoHr raAlus
WI ssve 11shnsnA Aatly (sxesps ousdev,, ..
-. =, re s ~. = M:ss rcs.s q 7.s1, + =.
No freight received alsss 30 p. y.
Dy oedof Of the Prssident
4. ,. DAMgER1uLp.
ja1-Alm Xesss.
IN I1Fo.T1NT czAnes. o. soapur..
rr1ins Over this Kead VA Is run = ioiioVs: w. -
The 1afI TYain WIN lsave Aichnond for Hred.
tionsl = = o'doeE An. and arrive = Frsss.
risksbesy q 10 is A. n. Returning Wi leoss
.s:ss:ess = 8 lLso A. T., 49, srrvs IN Hish.
TIE Aeeemno1stion Train. bsawssn 1jeAns.f
and Milford, win lssvs Richmond FOR MiiSurS
dedy {sundays excepted q }. IS r. n, (etoDn9ne
u crossing! and d atoms 10 sake up or put doWS
paoeOee1) and Nrive st NilSofd q % p. =
Hs.ufnins, wall leave Milford at ITO \. r., -
aErivs n Richmond at go A r.
Tbs Fright Trains Will b run daily. Kreiehts
received until O'clock p -
n No PA61EN0HRs eaa 60 By Freight
Traina. ia
~ No FKEI0HT, OF PACKAGE. u any kind,
other than psrsonal besgass. wnl BE- taken % The
Mall and Aeeommodauon Trains, bus ooly On he
daily Frsight Train. SAMUEL RUTH,
Superintendent Tsanspestaaieo.
Office r., =. q p. h. Go.
Richmond, Jan. 10, le62. ) ta0
OFFICE RIOHM'D AND PBT0 Z = CO.,
Richmond, Va, Oct. IL 1851.
'HHAN0E OF SUHEDULE.-0na nd afsss
~ "WEDNESDAY. October 23rd, tAe following
Schedule will be run on this rcad:
LEAVING RICaBOnDs
Mall Train, daily A. A. Il.
Freight and Accommodates. daily, ex-
ccpt 6uudaye, os.........-.S n. -. ana 7. u.
LIAvlNo PETERSBURG.
Nail Train, daily, As...... u
Freseht and Accommodated, daily, az
capt Sundays, at..........9 A. y. and p. II.
u-The Tfalns leaving Richmond at S A. II
ana p. T. co1neet with trains South Of Peters.
burg.
required 70 show pass from the Governor OF Joms
other auihorised person, before they can leavs he
o. iAts TH0s. H. wYNNH sups.
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CLOTHING q DRY GOOD1,

C1AO = lA1N0 q 11kX 0OVO0e
TULiUS sYOLG denrss 70 notify 6iS frisods
I'll aud the public At large, that on the 1st Of
February, 1862, he win remove his large stock of
Dry Good, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, and
Gaps. opposite, No. 233 Broad street, three doors
below Ar. Mark Downeys Store.
n. Bills present Store No. 230 Broad street,
between Sd and 18th streets, Ii for rsnt with Dwell
hing and Store Fixtures.
ID 20-20ts JULIUS SYOI4B.
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N ATTBN TIONl
The largest vsEiety 70 be found ln
CLOTHS, OAES1MERES and VESTIN0S,
For military suits, and citissns' hns drssa Three
thousand yards
COATING and PANT STUFF,
For SOLDIERS, By the yard, or large quantity.
Over Ooatings, Al grades SONS Una; Beaver and
In great variety; Camp Blankets 6hawls; Gloves;
Socks; ComfoFts; on Over Goats; LegeinA and Gap
Govern Water.Proof Seamless 0verCoAAG Water
Proof go ON hand Salts made to measure IN short
Shaker Under Shirts and Drawers, all discs; Ane
Freeoh Cloths and Oassimeres. black and farcy,
the finest aasortmsnt 10 b found; vestings Of sli
Styles Ill made 70 measure, n The best styIe; Trim
mings, al kinda A full assortment a Ane Dreo
Cloth Goats, and black Dee Skin Pants e fun .
Hppgtmeut On hand.l
BOYS OLOTHIN0.-0vsrOo Costs, Jaeks1A
Pants, and Vests.
Z. ". 1OYsT0N 4 co.. III syeanoes n,
q NO 4-Sm RntApnhwr~ 0s
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/. AnfN ) 1ss11O1
- s: : :';s: 80, ]. !. n.;ss,
Nh & s; "a bsSc 4l s. !: =: -.
i 40 .gnss iadslfsd g ~ Ga ~ Nh
49, ~ go sstsn tssls scccs.s g essiS
S,ssa 1.:s.1 g.asasy !. issss
fTVi66OLOfION.-TIe1 -. q JON.
IL eO1 = 1UaH = o. 1A1 disss!vs1 ~
aas.al ecesssa. The heoks ase h ~ hands o.
naans q NJ soeesFn = eioalns only. H nay .
ffean1 q hls eltoa, % 0hockee 6lip next deoe o
H. enAsanoo - Tobaeeo nxehangs. Fsesoes In
ssessd IN ~ = Ironpsly {. lessibls: :nd shes:
thsn % him Sos esttlsmsnt.
THOe. TINDLHY JOHNSON.
WIZ r. rUGH.
| January /, 16A.
9hs subsesibes win costume to transaas CON.
1QDoION DUAINBS0 Ct tie stspd rec&n1ay oecu-
pied By JOHNSON Z PUGH-fFoss huildine.
6hoekoe Wasehouse. He returns ~ most erass-
shsir lIbsral pasrcnags, and solieits ftom than
eontnuation Of their patronage, and I'll othegn who
may 10 disposed e psteoniss him. So
.TH0S. T1SL1Y JOHNSON.
4 OARD-Tbe sutscRibee will oopsinus The
CONFUSION BUSINESS also, and has taksn N
once on Shoekoe slip, nexs door TO the sotsenee
TO ToDeeeo 6xenenees ana evaAhog nimsen oa NE
present occasoe hsrsby tenders ~ thanka for The
kbseal pasSonsee sxtsnded 10 the old eoressn. and
hopes, By undivided attention % businssss "a mert
md . :ssrs 1ss: r share Of p'W,s1%a.s pucH
jaI-d.cwAsw3w
|NO-PARTNERSHIP NOTIUE.-Mr
NJ RODH. WKuDENDu1a having purchased
on the LIST inst. an interest IN my business,
the style OF tia MTm Will In future b
ALBERT LYBROOK 4 CD.
Thankful for past fAvoIs, beg for CON.
tinuance Of the same for the new hrm. ]
embrace this opportunity TO ask those Of my
customers who have not settled thsir last
year's account to make prompt payment To-
Mr.. WsIDEIBuRa; and those having claims
mont ALBERT LYBROCK.
RIosnoxD. January 9. 1891 ia ll-lm
Ta10TT II MO -. .c.r.-+,--.h;,. ~
DwSTFrUa rICrT ~ oIps -. .SSap a. =.
81 imiteton. Hith.r ~ IA snhscr;hss. ~sv ~ No..
the name Of the Arm In LIQUIDATION. Our books
and accounts win be found In our once, on the
second floor Of our late storehouse lS9 Main It,
waere ~ Persons indeDsed 20 10 WI please eau
~. ,I. M.ao mmeols.4 p.ym.xs; aoo tnc.o nsv.nS
clsms Against VA PFon. - om s1s1c .os sSsuo
"ens =. p WAxmrNS,
v,.s. 100. Jas =. Len.
Richmond. Jan. l, 1914. la2-lm
IN ISSOLUTION - The co-partnership Of
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TIE, Fl 3 E, AND r zRTE 8
IL IlNURANOI.


prrys.snrn rrnn ANnnfuA~son
oSS1cs' NO. 1sy Maar 81: 4. COZ o. AlsD IN
1lOhsVnU. Va
lOh:xtersd IA nae.A. leu:l
THIS old and reliable In.tisutisG: vi,A 49, -
plta! end eontlassns fund ssssfanZ iayssss1. go:
unaes . IAs1ls 49,, oiua9s, 1aeea1ae, %
-. p.os; T vss 1a.s ~ -. :.
~ ic-sS. H ssr,-S.s 49,
Les.ss sljusisd aad paid wisA N pssiA,s -
Davsd ourrse. Roat n. Durssa,
O. T.WortAAn, franeis J. DeEnaA
John 3. OlslbosnA John :. osA,stt
1 Hsss. 4 as w1ss, a.. sss Il a a~ ~sa
eo19 q. WaFwisk.
DAVID 0U11I1s Rssst
J0uH q. Wma0as 1ssaAre1.
=: y: .saes $50 g 10y
IL RscksaA ael saes1 Il CRY I'd issh srssts.
lR1canoMD, VA,
Hu914 = AA1Rx RR0e1anSoNe.
Ine m.s19Gg r9EesslalX - - mes'
90 - s. ...aisss.ssss s. - sssiiss 9
sS .M 49, lu M1ea ny onsf M - y ~
p.:ssf q = -" - s =. 4 4 49,. ="
- pzSSsIn ii
M ARbLE NO Rk6.
A John pAyIBs.
. ==:ss; Sc; ;S;:;= ass !:
06AO x4AOkSa 49,
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~ EXTRA EARLY PEAS
A supply of very fine,
For sale by
WM. II SCOTT,
Successor to John w. 0arlick,
las Market Place, Franklin st.
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r0ARED1RAT1. MYANT1Y,
NJ A1TllL1eY AHD NAVAL BUT IONS.
We Aaye - haDA. an1 ~ sale, The abovo 0ut
TO- = ~ enmtltiee. Aleo. bsa1 psssssd LIT.
!11S 81 aA1&1A aeN OAnu0AA - ,
Les1an 4eluhy - sss1sia 49, = -
tmW6 . RATION lsan1 Uss4sA
b -. I'm stsee4s bot. 1Gnin go lely.s
9o6. njaAmmd. ". la d-lStS
1iah9ooA, Jan. ~ To-.
sN0T1@ -9aasl Aysu6, ne 0xoou1ee q -
IN laAo Samuel y. A11ss mr. pao0nf r ~ 49,
IL pape1 ~ yuueAGee . met1o - q aSa1lo ~
ooeoun10 anoh UxooU14. S. -,
- - !
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COMFORTS,

" COMFORTS,
COMFORTS,
500 Comforts 1of sele cheap. AlAs, 500 Htssy'e
Confederate AATTRH6S16, which have given
universal satisfaction. and are commsnded highly
By both Cons. Beaufegard and Lse, ~
q. w. WHITE 4 CO.'S,
ta7-1mt C30verunr etSaat.
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GrOR RENT.-Having engaged tho stand now
IL occupied BIZ Hunt 4 James, for the coming
FOR b E N T
Our O1HIOH, On shockos Slip
near the Columbian Hotal
A very desirable stand.
10 Its HILL L NORFLEHT.
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~ WAY.-Was committed to the Jail Of tt .
Corporation Of ne City q Norfolk on the 18th day
Of September, 1861, negro man ALBERT BROWN.
The said negro man IL ave feet six and half inc b.
% high, and weighs abeut lao pounds, has scar
on the right arm, about dx inche slonR, aEk COM
plexion. and about twenty Ave years old. Had ON
when committed grey dothing, aod says he belongs
tc James Fiaher. THOS.TJ. CORPRDW,
tal4-3W IS .00reeont Nty Of MOI folk
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NOR RENT-PossessiOn Gfven immediate.
ly, the brick dwelling house ON 26th It.,
between Main and Cary SITS. The house
There is q large lot attached to the house
with q stable on 1t, and a weei in the yard.
Also, two desirable wooden teuements on
adjoining lot. Terms reasonable. Apply to
THOS. & SAM'L HARD9ROVE.
iaR-lmk
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0p M RHWARD.-RAnRWAy from tho mbv
eDlVV seriber my boy HENRY, for whose
apprehension and delivery to 3. II. STOKES,
Of this place, or for his confnsment In any jaal,
20 that get him again. I will pay the shove re-
ward. Henry 10 about % ysars old, black, about
i've feet three inches high, aad has rather down
look when spoken 70. Had on when he left black
coat and pants, and black felt hat. He has BEEN
seem near Bristol, on thsNamassas Gan Railroad
and near Cub Run BEidgs. Hamay Do lurking
around Dumfriss Of Richmond.
It'd. CARTER,
is93lm% for DIR EN0LAWD
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NJ OrlCA-Was committed to the jail Of Bed
IN ford county ON the Sd Of December. 1861, Q
Negro Man. who calls himself ISAAC RlxNY,
and says he b the property Of Daniel Hunt Of
Richmond, Va. Said negro q Of . gingerbread
color. about g years old feet high, with good
set Of teeth no scars, except ON the back, from
dark .colorsd domestic cloth, very much worn, and
ragged. 49,. !
The owner Of said negro b requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take
him away; Otherwise, 10 win be dealt with o. the
law dirocAa sEs@ 'sa WI. Fl. PATE.
IN l4-lm Sheriff Bedford COUNTY
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DOVER FOR RENT.-Intending to erect
Il buildings on theiot corner Gary and 10th
Parker, to accommodate my business. shall
be able to furnish to one or more tenants
about lo-horse Power. and will arrange the
buildings with special reference to the use
desired, providing early application IL made
to tho subscriber, at the Richmond Stove
Works ua 22-ts] ASA SNYDER.
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nISSOLUTION.-The co-partnership hereto
IL fore existing under the name Of SPENCE
& CAREY was dissolved BY mutual consent on
j. b SPENCE,
Ia Ats q w. CANDY.
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~ n. A. STURDIVANT,
~ ATTORNEY AT Law,

~ 8. WYATT 4 CO., Of Ohafiestou, g. O.,
~ beg TO inform their friends everyWhore that
the great re which occurred In our city last night
did them no immediate injury, either In their stock
or private houses.
We feel this announcement due to our fieude
who have large amount Of propestyin our handA
ObAxiAeton. DeC. 18th. 1881. do 16@a
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PROPORTIONAL CARDS.

JULIUS A. HOBSON, O. g. b.
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DUNAWAY-e60 RHWARD-Ffom the sub
n, seriber, . Negro Boy named BOB. Said Ne
gro b about IS years old; dark complexion; about
S feet or II inches high; weighs about $50 lbs
believe this Negro 10 trading in some regiment
near Mauassas, or lurking shout Fredericksbure,
Charlottesville. or Winchester; and will pay
the above reward for bis apprehension and del very
into any Of thA city jails % hat can get linn.
ID. B. SCOTT,
Go. q. 4th Ala. Hsgt. or
10 1A-14% j, O.. SCOTT, Marion. Ala
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THIS most BEAUTIFUL L IT ON GAM
i BLE'6 HILL ct the corner OF Third and
Canal streets, for sale.
We arc authorized TO sell tho Lot located q
above fronting 6cf feat on the east lire Of "a
street, ru,nioe back 40 feet t, N abe0. and op.
posite the residence Of COL II. O. Oabell. This
II justly regsrded the most beautiful Lot In this
city Terms feesonab'e-apply to
n Q7-Rt G0nnTN 4 AHp0R00N Aueta
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UIhA 10 kbWAKD. :
u Lott my plase, Okaigtou, In Henrico county,
and ROBIN. = S -
BEN d bright mnlatto, S fest or inches
high; buahy hssd Of hair, about e years Of ego,
and speaks very quick when seoksu 10.
ROBIN II very blSek negro, very thick hps,
about 6 feet high, about s. years old, and speaks
very nufiy. IS =
will give the above reward II delivered to ne
ct my place Craigton, Or put In Lumpkin's Jau 20
that can get them. Address mo care of Ohris.
tisn L Lathrop, Richmond, Va
e 10 A-6t* NN CHR STAN.
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EOR SALE-A very valuable ESTATE, we'll
H suited for . wooden mandatory, one mile
from Abingdon depot, containing l60 acres Of we'll
improved Land, fine Orchard No. Brick House
and Kitchen. large Barn, and abundance Of ont
houses, two Of them good dwslliuga
The Faetory h Of stone, 60 by 30, with stone
dam.
A Woolearding custom worth $500 Give hun.
dred) per annum.
Also. one OIL Nil, with Hydraulic Press.
Address, (Abingdou.) THOS. r. OLAPP.
Christian Observer please copy. j. 25-lm*
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SPECIAL NOTlCEN.

ja17-2aw4w
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nESIRABLH Rk6lDENOR At PRIVATE
IL SALE We offer for sale. privately, q
very pleasantly located FAMILY Rh0IDHNOR,
on Leigh atFsek near Buchanan's 6pring. TIE
Lot FONTS 20 feet ON Leigh strses, running bsck
156 feet, and has on It IN excellent House, con
tsining sht rooms with large porticos front and
rear. All the buildings are Of tbebsst materials,
end nearly new. having bean built only twelve
months. There Is also on the lot Q we'll Of excel.
lent water, and many desirable fruit trees.
A bargain may Be had IL early application Il
made to IA REDWOOD 4 xEAOH,
AucuoneerS and General Agents,
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declared dividend OF per cent FREQ from Govern
ment tax, payable on the 23d inst.
There is more doing in Breadstuffs and prices are
rather frmer Provisions are rather dropping.
The coupons due Jan. 1 on the first mortgage
bonds Of the Sacramento Valley Railroad Company
will be paid in gold coin, less the excise tax, by
Messrs. Schuchsrdt g. Gebhard.
The Providence aud Worcester Railroad Company
has declared semi.annual dividend Of 4 per cent.
payable Jan. /.
There is no change In the Money market. The
Banks report that the demand is quito moderate
from the regular dealers, with tendency TO greater
ease. We quote call loans at 5a6 per cent-the
leading borrowers doing their business chiefly at the
lower rate
Gold sod ct l3l; lS2 early in tho morning but the
market was carried up by the Rappshannock news
as high as 1881 subsequently, it declined aud closed
steady at 49,. bid. Demsud Notes sold under the
excitement at l2S, but fell oil to LA bid. One
year Certificates wore heavy to-day and sold Us low
as &C. but recovered late in the day closing at 9G!
3. los were in fair demand at 1881 9l03s.
There is 10 important movement in Dry Goods in
tho regular channels of trade, but the spectators
arc intent upon realizing present profits and some OF
tho standard Cotton fabcs are seeking the auction
rooms. We notice an Offering for tomorrow of 800
cases Of Canton Fannes, article particularly
reasonable and which was supposed to DO parFen-
larry scarce Daring the dull many styles
will be brought gu. doubtless, which may give
downward tendency TO the market but the stock
canno, be equal 10 the demand which must appear
on the opening of the season. Foreign goods arc
being pressed for sale in the ratio, but in less
quantities, and more particularly for tue purpose Of
closing the years business.
Our adyices from Washington continue to confirm
the impression that the loan Of 1862 will be re-
mburfed in gold. The holders of that portion of
The debt which is held abroad would undoubtedly
consider It's pay nent in legaltender species
of repndiaon. aud such payment would tend 10 shut
tie foreign market TO Our Government loans. There
never was tine when tho public credit was go
susceptible to unfavorsble influences and the Secre-
try, who proposes to come on the market with large
amoaas of bonds, should be careful 10 do nothing TO
alarm capitalists, or which would be calculated u
closc single avenue through which funds to carry
on this war would flow into the public Golfers. The
amount needed 10 sustain the public credit is In his
case 70 small, and 70 easily obtained, that We pre-
sumo Mr. Chase will eventually decide to pay the
bonds in gold.
Tie exports again chow an increase over lat
year.
We annex q comparative statement Of the exports
exclusive Of specie from New-Yo,k TO foreign pors
for the week ending Dec. 10, and since Jan. L.
1sco. 1861. 1902.
Psa az. Sff reeor.i 49,. siSssss ssi 1875
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17

CyiLpRsS GorHo Hons TO CaRIsINN'-i's"'
dav afternoon company of thirty children uNae'
lbs charge of BIZ. c. c. Tracy len tho CITY nom 'Oe
Child,cp's Aid Society for home, in tho We'.. IL"
~ know that the serious wants OF this e'a's
Of poor boys and girls are 80 i'''niu'V anu 'irJ
provided for by their good friends du"AS these naI
times. The beet way Of befriendps poor n'0s,a ,
ess child is to help him or her to good Aone' ".
Cbri.tmnsis about the beet time Of tho year wv
doing Kind ogco Of this ossurs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17

campaign We noticed good many tho stable
bore the U. brsnd and pesum, that many more will be
marked ia the before many days and 10 fast
as sui. .be vessels be obtained With the exception Of
the army horses there but lev for SALE and there b but
street look so ivey and keeps all the stable busy.
Without that demand mightssey write Of the NewYork
Horse usrket but not Still there are few horses
selling TO individuals and tho prices very fair but the
Il I'D. slow. We think the prospect for next sprns en-
courriug 20 formers Tho priced horses have been
DRAINED oa ard there will be sale for those Of higher 2s5s
and the price generally must rise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17

o"ot,,,on. =, 81. - IA pcrt, live weight ior eos'
Nuo.A.on' 81 - r., disslery led Hogs are the
10 'ss' go, hv lI,nry Grant Superintendent OF hsI-
md o. hsss prn,s heasy hog, are selling qu'S, w,
-, -, n ,-jirsy quality slosy. The receipts o. 80
D 80 d. arsc.. ever 70 ported "a thii ciy SUD nc
w. iepg the weather aud the ierge supIly hA' Aeps
pl'.. f, well. but wllhc.t change 20 cooler "eAne'
Wy ,bo that the ni,rSri decline this "'sS
49, =. ,r.ur.ulA tes too iAsL for Tho demand H.
oroi.e ". DormAn gives 'lo GLOWING "a 10 p''''
thia vteA ,.ts...Ak