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HEAVY Corrox MovExRxTs.-The weeks ex
ports Of cotton from this port have been nm.
usually extensive, having amounted to IL. So6
naies, representing currency value Of g. 1855 i.
4D. Included In the exports have been to Ii.
verpool, 1907 bales, valued at IS ,OJ6 225 and
70 Bremen, 40 bales, valued At clos, 234. The
m ~ closed briskly yesterday for all desira-
~ spinning and shipping grades at firm
ps.CSs, ga an, estimated stock Of all kinds.
sx1a1mo.e IN this port, Of 100000 bales. The
bssn nn,.e = ne port thus far this month have
eales, mating the total srrtyaI. ~, - .;a.
sss1ssDeF i,Ssi'Seo bales.-Nsso York 1T,aes '''
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TOR NEW YORK.-ATLANTI
MAIL STEAMSHIP COM klEA
PANf The splendid new side
wheel steamship H ATTERAS, LEwIsNZ4oaEt2
Al Al p R2rKXE commammdnp leave Richmond every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These SHIPS are entirely new, and were built
They have splendid SALOONS and STATE
ROOMS. and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS and
., !PP;asssage; Meals and Staterooms included, FIJI
Goods shipped by this Line are landed regularly
at New York, on the Company's covered pier,
within forty eight hours.
Shippers are invited to notice that the great
damage and loss by handling, and exposure from
frequent e.shippng, as on other lines, is avoided
Freights for points beyond New York will be for
warded with dispatch, and no charge made except
actual expenses incurred.
These ships discharge cargo in New York at pier
No. SO North river, and the Company's steamers
for Wilmington North Carolina Charleston, Sa-
vannah, Mobile and New Orleans, leave from the
same pier. Goods for these points can be trans
feTred without expense or exposure:
economy in time, insurance, and condition in
which goods are delivered, makes this the cheap
est route from Virginia Insurance effected at
lowest rates, when ordered.
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, FOX ACO..
1ai Broadway, New York.
SAMUEL AYRES & Co.,
Richmond, Virginia.
CALDWELL & DUNN,
sc. ELLIOTT,
:" Norfolk, Virginia. ..
For freight @ sIg% SrrsiSe AspGExs & co.. Agents.
Office Iron front Buildings, Governor street, OPP
pOsite First National Bank. de 21-3m
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~ A>EW AOWW, AJeCSmOeE q, loos.
The affairs Of the fenians still continue
in"ddled. The members Of the press were yes
terday excluded from the Senate. Yesterday
several prominent circles passed resolutions
endorsing the O. Mahoney faction.
John Hackett, convicted Of the murder OF
John Greene was yesterday sentenced to be
hanged on the 9th Of February next
T. In the Supreme Court, Harris. charged wHh
being q. Confederate spy, WAS yesterday
brought forth for trial. A writ OF Aa1e"s cor
pms was served upoh General Hooker for him,
which was At frst disregartled. decision
win be rendered In his case on the 2Sth in.
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HORACE GREELEY is a man who speaks his
own thoughts whether they pleasec displease
those to whom they are addressed. Here is a
little bit Of satire from his pen:
III no other reason existed for the pardon
OF Davis, this would do: II he is hanged whom
can the loyal organs abuse? When Wirz
was living, he was q most fruitful subject. If
Davis goes, their case will be distressing. We
would recommend, as an emergency victim,
the Gear Of Russia, or the King of Abyssini,
ny all means let us have the King served up"
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BOsrox MCsIc.-After sermon ON congre-
gational music, pr. .Armitage, of the Fifth
Avenue New York; Baptist Church, on Sun
day last, set his congregation to laughing BY
relating his experience in fremont Temple
Boston,. He had heard of his choir of one
hundred singers, and the organ which required
a steam engine to Till the bellows-expected to
hear something grand. Heard Jig! Gave
out another hymn. Another Jig! "I'u fix
yOu," he said; I'll give you one that can't be
sung to dancing tune.'' So he selected the
hymn
7" From all that dwells below the skies,
Let the Creator praise arise
"Sing it to the devil music, if you can,'' he
said to himself. Sure enough another iig
81 went from fremont Temple as soon as
possible he said, land have not been there
since, and to get me there again to have INV
experience repeated would need a bigger steam
engine than the one that works their 0rgan''
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FIsALs OF ruE BRADLEY Thu
~ Oommission At Savannah, Gecrrsos a, IA
ssd 1 fss a. A:9os A Bs:asy 1sc:ns
neettng, has found him "ruiItv;; 81 tn ~ public
1oet Pnlasld for one year. BradIev h.d .n =.
49, saayes tney were to have their mastsrs;
~ e oslsa0ang himself. Bradley argued th.,
S5SsI.e masslol Of Western Virginia into ths
~ ~ a = STATE has settled the qusstion
fe.zss n,,N yossec states thereby became terri.
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From the New York Times.
Ifitis imagined by any congressman who do
President johnson that anything Is to be
gained on their side by hard words against
him, they will soon discover their mistake
He is man 80 strongly intrenched in the re-
spect and confidence Of the people that all inn
putations upon him are sure to recoil upon
their authors.
II Senator Sumner deems it his duty to on,
pose the reconstruction methods of President
johnson, he has the clear right to do so, and
If he would con1ine himself to fair argument,
would be listened to respectfully. But he has
misrepresen tation upon President johnson in
the message sent to the Senate respecting the
condition and feeling of the South If he had
il in his power to show that the President had
been misinformed, the country would have
been obliged to him for the correction. But
when he charges the President with Il delibe-
affronts the good sense am the decent senti-
1nents Of the people, President johnson was
sustained in all he said by the report of Lieu
tenant General Grant but his bare repre-
sen,ation ought to be- enough of itself to shield
him from all such aspersions as this Senator
has vented upon him.
Mr.. Sumner is fond OF abiding to his long
Senatorial experience. Well, there are two
kinds of lessons which may be learnt by eXpe-
rience. The one is most commonly expressed
by the proverb that experience makes fools
wise. But experience has also another teach
ing. 1t has its evil as well rs it's good side it
tends not only to eradicate errors, but in some
cases to confirm and make them inveterate
In other words, it acts not only on the under
standing, but on the feelings, and while it is
generally supposed to enlighten the former, it
not unfrequently wari's and distorts the lat
ter The cause for which a man has suffered
becomes sacred in his eyes, and the feelings
which these sufferings have ca lied forth are apt
TO become more violent and more intense Just
in proportion as they ought to die away and
subside. We fear that Mr.. Summers peculiar
experience has peculiarly untitled him for any
leading part in the great work of reconciliation
He starts at every Southern bush, as an old
fashioned lord of the bludgeOn and the lash
We doubt whether, to his dying day, he will
Cease to see red whenever he looks southwards.
fet, however excusable this may be in him. he
should avoid abusing those who do not see as
he does. At all events, he should make an ex-
ception OF one so high in official position and |
public estimation as President johnson,
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ADkIRAL FARRAGUr IN BROoKLYx-HE Plays
TEE GRAB " CANE AT FAIR-Admiral
visited the fair which is being held In
tbs chapel of the Church Of the Mes
slah, aud spent about an hour INSPECT
ln9 the many curious and beautiful articles ex :
posed for sale. A young Miss approached him
with the "grab " bag, and Emporium him to
Try MS luck. which he did, and became the
possess0r OF pen-wiper, for which he gave
x sne e9,nserprislng young lady twenty dollar
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Startling Mineral Discovery i'm Western Vir.
ginia-The Truth of Tradition.

eSvef0
ginia-Thc Truth Of Tradition.
A correspondent of the Pittsburg CONNER
ciaf gives an account of a discovery of a Won
derful lead mine in Monongalia county, West
Virginia. He says:
IS But the most astonishing of all recent dis
coveries was that made last week of perhaps
the richest lead mine in the world. The spe-
cHmens are all of extreme richness, and some
weigh considerably over pound With no
other tools than a pOcket-knife and a stick,
they dug out such quantities of the ore that
they could not carry it away. One lump, ap-
nearly pure and giving the
heat, from the description, weighed twenty
pounds or upwards.
With an ordinary mattock, they assert, they
chunks or boulders cropping out for acres and
acres. One of the parties will have specimens
with him that will fully confirm all that
nave stated above. 1t is the intention of these
rangements for properly developing these i'm
mense resources, which will be of incalcula-
BILE advantage to the section Of country in
which they are found, (Which, for prudential
reasons, is not more particularly referred to }
ut is singular that the immense mineral
treasures of this region, far surprising the
sures of the dreamy, imaginative Orientalist,
should be directly under the noses Of the in
habitants, and remain undiscovered or unno-
ticed until this time
TN 1909 or 20, we were on Dunkard creek
and throughout the neighborhood. We stayed
one night at the house of esquire - s. A.
Hibbs. who lives some few miles from the creek
Mr.. Hibbs told us that the old inhabitants
had handed down a tradition that, in that
neighborhood, there was a lead mine, from
which the Indians, during the border wars,
had always been able to supply themselves
plentifully with that useful article He added,
that the mine had been searched for again and
again by many people who had faith in
the truth OF the tradition, but almost
always without success. One famous
hunter. MIR. Hibbs thought, had found
the spot, and availed himself of its
treasures; but he had "died and made no
sign" We shall not soon forget the serious,
almost solemn tone in which our informant
spoke Of the matter.-DIsPArcH1
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UNITED STATES VIcToRY IN SWITZERLAND
Henry's breech- loading rife, presen ted by Mr..
Winchester, of the New Haven Arms Com
pany has carried off the prize offered by the
Swiss Federal Government for the best breech-
loading fire-arms ''The Americans (says the
Swiss paper are now the first in war, and the
first in peace, because they are determined to
be q free PEOPLE," q
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OF deceased Bohemian in New York, a
letter says he was always full of talent that
u strong and deadly. He has been a writer
for the press in this city for the past ten years
and was good customer for the rum shops
facility and keep drunk with great persist
ency He was a genial sort of genius, except
when sober, and sullen, morose and dissa tisfied
except when drunk He is best remembered
In the former character, rs the former con-
dltlon was his c0mmOnest state"
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No MORE REQUIRED OF THE SOUTH.-In an
article upon the messages of Southern Cover
nors, the New York Times says $50 far as
fundamental principles are concerned, the spe-
cimens we have given show that no more need
be required of the Southern States
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BANKS AND BANKERS.


EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE, OF
G. w. PURCELL Co.,
RICHMOND, December 10, 1865. }
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL REOPEN
hi on H. 81 Rts
AIRY. 1895, and resume the EXCHANGE and BANK.
h ts x1rss; HI
S SsT he sn and Ss e
under the name and style Of HART PGRcEII,
We will be prepared to buy and sell Exchange
both Foreign and Domestic, Bank Notes; Gold and
Say and on
With an experience of twenty-five years, and
Rod ask continuance of their favors, for which
take this occasion to gJafH
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK
Il . OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
ORGANIZED SEPTEMBER. 1866
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, sSco, 900.
NATHANIEL AUGUST. President.
of r h Al EiHHsSS ta xhis President
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
N S6HY ~ H AUGUST JOEL A 4 FERH5AN
Nv Y. 81 $59HHx RSdEiESYS ,
JOIN " n n' SEEiNoR MAhTt " kRT MARTIN
II. b. DICKINSON.
TEMPORARY OFFICE:
No. Z FOURTEENTH STREET, UNDER EX-
CHANGE HOTEL.
This Bank will RECEIVE DEPOSITS, BUY AND
SELL EXCHANGE on all the
PRINCIPAL CITIES IN THE UNITED STATES,
CANADA AND EUROPE.
RASK BSKEks and STHEks for the r.nsae
ton Of business.
Especial attention will be given to COLLEC-
TONS on all available points in the South, and
prompt returns made.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
With q view to encourage a spirit Of economy
especially among the laboring and salaried classes
this Bank will receive deposits and grant certin.
Gates therefor, payable with interest and on de.
This system is in extensive operation In the
Northern cities and ipDEurope, and its advantages
should fail to avail themselves Of it's benefits
de Its n. AUGUST, President
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E2R &lEn SIenSsaeY
OFFICE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND)
PorOMAc RAILROAD COMPANY, ;
RICHMOND, October ~, 1885,
THE QUICKEST AND MOST d.
Il RECT ROUTE TO THE NORTH AND WEST
VIA THE
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD.
THROUGH TO WASHINGTON IN SEVEN ANpA
HALF HOURS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS leave the Depot, corner
Broad and Eighth streets, Shockoe Hifl, DAILY
Sunday night excepted at IA. NJ. and 8 p NJ
and arrive in Washington at els p. u. and a. 20 A.
NJ, connecting with the
EARLY AFTERNOON AND MORNING EXPRESS
TRAINS FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.
THROUGH TICKETS TO ALEX ANDR1A, WASH.
NGroS' BAL EEW Y6R PHILADELPHIA.
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES IN THE WEST
AND NORTHWEST.
BAGGAGE checked through to Alexandria
Washington, Baltimore philadelphia and New
York, accompanied by through Baggage Masters
Passengers breakf fast and sup at ASHLAND and
dine on board POTOMAC STEAMERS.
For further information and through tickets, ap-
ply at the ONCE OF the Company, corner Broad
81 hs1es at the s
street. between Eighth and Ninth, nearly op-
posite Spotswood Hotel, and at Messrs. THOMAS
l. RICHARDSON'S Commission House, on Wall
street, between Main and Franklin, in rear Of
st. Charles HOtel. SAMUEL RUTH
Superintendent.
Louis ZIxMER, General Western Agent.
de Him
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The MA, - Ina eteosns6 M I WbA, nt Halifax,

The nAAilsby tke saeosnship ts6bS, ut Halifax,
have arrived. We glenp the following stems ::
Earl Russel, the new English fremier, II
sick Having cold, he stayed away from the
recent Cabinet Council. According to the
London star, however, hts Illness " somewhat
Sir Fredcrick Bruce, the British Minister,
has hren appointed umpire 70 joint com.
min.ion. representing the United States and
the republic Of Columbia, South America, for
the settlement Of claims arising out Of the
Panama riots Of 1856. @*52
The oficial investigation into the escape of
stephens has been postponed until the close
OF the Commission, but the Inspector OF Pri-
sons. Mr.. Cory Comedian, has been directed
to answer certain tnterrogat0ries rendered to
him by order Of the Executive. n htr0e aum-
bs' Of persons Of considerable position are said, ~
the Duo'ia Ereaing Nail, to be seriously compro-
missed Ia the affair.
The Paris journals are strictly forbidden to
speak of Mexico. a2f
The arrival in Paris of the magnificent
Jewels belonging to the Empress Charlotte,
under prctencc Of alteration and repairs, has
given rise to all sorts Of comments. People
say that a certain great financial firm hrs been
induced to lendd considerable ssan upon the lmpe-
rial co,nef, which was composed Of the whole
of the wedding diamonds Of the Princess
Louise, and which was all the dover King
Leopold ever got with his wife,
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a United States revenue officer, in Spring
neId, mas received the following . noat,'' which
seems rather q loud one: ITO Mr. Adims T
hav bin sellin chesnuts by the kwart to sum Of
the Majors, and the boys says shall he prose.
kntid II don't hey lisens or get nay chssnuts
fur sellin q fu chesnuts" 1~'
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HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERsoN

HARRISON, GODDIN &APPERSON,
BANKERS AND REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS.
Second Floor. No. asl Main street,)
BUY AND SELL COIN, STERLING, STOCKS,
BONDS, COUPONS AND BANK NOTES.
Receive DEPOSITS on the most favorable terms
Make COLLECTIONS In the United States. Cana
das, West Indies and Europe.
Advance on Produce ia hand or ON consignment
with bill lading.
Sell and Lease Real Estate PUBLICLY or PRI-
VATELY.
HARRISON. GARTH / CO.. Bankers, (DAxIsL
DoDsox, Cashier,) Is New street. New York.
WELLINGTON GODDlN, JAMES L. APPHR.
SON, Richmond. e
SAMUEL J. HARRISON. DAVID J. GARTH.
New York. do II lot
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PURE CAFFEIN, ATROPiA, DiGITALIN, CAN
NABlS INDICA, and many other rare and genuine
preparations and 'Aem'i aiEA6 Sc ss' ss *
Pharmaceutsts,
de LIFT Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM H. SCOTT, DRUGGIST
wv AND APOTHECARY, corner franklin and
rates DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINfs, oils, DYE
fSMERY FAkKSc! Y ARrcHE &C. '+AsSs a. s
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Cash assets, July l, 1885,. 500, 900
Annual income, in cash. 3, 500 900
The dividends of this company are larger in
amount, for premiums paid than in any company
in the world. All Of the profits arising from this
immense fund and annual income ANNUALLY
DIVIDED amongst the insured.
Applications can be made to
J. B. MAcMrRDo,
A. BOILING,
DR.. J. B. MCCAw,
s. S. NICHOLAS, or
E. B. MEADE, with
OF BREESEE General Agent
Office Franklin street,
de l5-ts between Seventh and Eighth.
r E Ii A Il E
SOUTHERN INSURANCE.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE EFFECTED
PETERSBURG SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
COMPANY
NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA,
STEVENS 4 PEGRAM, Agents,
Cary street. between Eleventh and Twelfth.
de 1s=s.
BRANCH OFFICE
SECURITY INsURAN COMPANY
NEW YORK.
SURPLUS. COG, 900 90
INCOME OvER............... 1000, 900 90
This Company takes
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS
ON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS,
COUNTRY RISKS ALSO TAKEN.
All losses paid at this Office without delay Of
sending proof to home Office.
oTEr, s. S. NICHOLAS, or E. D. MEADE, with
o. F. BREEsEE. General Agent
Office, franklin street,
de ls-f between Seventh and Eighth
& WHITALL
W. (Late Of the Merchants Insurance Company }
of Richmond,)
INSURE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IN THE
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES.
They also effect
MARINE INSURANCE AND LIFE INSURANCE. |
Office, No. Isl Main street, just below the Spots
10o0 hoteI. de Its
FIRE AND MARINE
y, INSURANCE COMPANY OF RICHMOND. !
through the ordeal Of IRE, and through financial
rises, and IL still solvent The Directors and ON
en- are thankful for the liberal support it has re-
cI*e1 ION discerning public, and pledge their
sTIt bi!sssa GkRcHAxD1sE and OTHER PRO.
AT p GTgHEST Es fAFES and
e largest success Of our Local iNsTiTUTioNS.
''d up these arS oHr sure
WILLIAM WILLIS, JR.. Secretary. de Him
GUNS AND PISTOIS.-We invite the
~ attention Of the public to our stock of
DOUBLE-BARREL SHOT GUNS.
BREACH-LOADING RIFLES.
SsNith and Wesson's celebrated
BREAcH-LOADING CARTRIDGE PISTOLS.
COLTS AND OTHER REv0LvgRs,
CARTRIDGES,
POWDER AND SHOT,
,EL1Y'6 CAPS.
sSHOT BELTS AND POUCHES.
POWDER PLA6KS, 10.
0SoeUD received for ans hyuA - cunuWgw0 /
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GUNS AND PISTOIS.-We invite the
~ attention Of the public to our stock Of
DOUBLE-BARREL SHOT GUNS.
BREACH-LOADING RIFLES.
1SNith and Wesson's celebrated
BREACH-LOADING CARTRIDGE pISrnya
COLTS AND OTHER REvOLvgRs,
CARTRIDGES,
powder AND SHOT,
,ELkY'8 CAPS,
aSHOT BELTS AND POUCHES.
POWDER RLA6K6, kc.
0sdss received for any kind OF SPORTING
ARMS OR PISTOLS.
MITCHELL 1 TYLER,
0sO-u ~ Main street.
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oder for cash only the follOw1nR
FOUGERA'S COMPOUND IODINISED COD IL
YER OIL, which, being combined with Iodine, Bro
than any other Cod Liver Oil j.; consequently very
much smaller dose IL required and all fear OF
nausea avoided.
gantly prepared in the form OF d' ees and syrup,
rendering II more acceptablet" nestOmachs of de-
lcate females and children IN other preparations
FOUGERAS DRAG; . i.> OF SANTONINE, most
efficient and palxtasie vermifuge.
FOUGERAS ICELAND MOSS \sTE, very
agreeable AMI effective preparation for coughs,
colds, &c.
FOURNIER's PAuLLINIA POWDERS AND
PILLS, for the cure Of nervous and sick hea dache.
Paullinia is imported into Paris from sonth Anne;
RIGA, and there prepared III the form of powders and
pills, in the most careful and scientific manner 1t
is recognized one of the most powerful and GER
tain therapeutic agents in nervous affections esRe
cially in cephalalgia, and has met with married.
GRAINS RE sANTE-THE GENUINE Df.
REYNOLDS'S SPECIFIC, for Govt.
PURE CAFFEIN, ATROPIA, DIGITALIN, CAN
NABlS INDICA, and many other rare and genuine
preparations and chemicals, for sale by
MEADE & BAKER.
Pharmaceutisis,
corner Of Ninth and Franklin streets,
de 1l-l2t Richmond. Va.
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II 90
RICHMOND AND DANV ILLF,
~ kAILRQAD.-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-on
and 3D. sftsr Tu EsDAY, DECEMBER lzsh, the FAssEN
GER TRAIN on thi. rcd will run Is follows:
A. n. Arrive Ut Danville 1t 5. IL p. n. ~ y"
Leave Denville daily, Sundays excepted At 8 a
A. ~. Arrive In Richmond ct lisp NJ
. Trafns connect ct Burkeville with trains On N.
Scuthside railroad for Lynchbprg, and At DanviiIs
with the trains on the Piedmont raiIrnad ~
GReeesboro', Charlotte, &e. Aux
THOMAS DODAMEAD
de Us Superintendent.
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DUCKS CELEBRATED FLOUR and
- other brands,
500 barrel: PRIME BUCKEYE and MERCER
20 barrels CIDER VINEGAR
6UPERlOR FAMILY SOAPS
BOURBON and PURE OLD KYE WHISKY.
MANUFACTURED and LEAF TOBACCO.
sAUAivNu TOBACCO, In bulk and small
FlcEEN WILLIAMS REFINED 81.
PUNE and EXTRA WHITE LEAD.
fHOSPHATE6 and BONE DUGT
LINE and CEAENT,
SWEET CIDER,
-, PALMER. HARrscoK CO..
ella Libby Baildinas.
E-OPENED AGAIN.-S. b. RAN
GRoFT. Aakxr, respectfully announces that
&c Will % happy 20 meet his oustOmetu ~ NO. Sse
1ain strset, opposite the 0polswood Hotel.
WATCHERS, 11WfLRY. ~. carefully rspaiEsd By
sn-0 .. sAxCRoET, Assas.
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h n.~.ns ~, 20 nave been very severe The Pitts-
pans. 00,:amsreia! says freight train on the
honr. y, Ina. Central road was delayed Ave
train. as""Se ossacoe0 70 the
Ksn raer the act passed by the Lepisla tura AZ
ref,sss ~: sepenlng the law disorsli1virr
and the sccep ssosans' ot the Pre.dsnt psidoa
'' required a. qualifications for ci,,ssn. Are
William r. Hicks. Of Alh.r.-,. ~ p'
sI.na dad In his room ON the 18th tn.,. wa
WIN : s'ass containing strychaine nesr him. >
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tall fello)w persisted In standing during
performance, much to the annoyance of an au-
dfence, and was repeatedly requested to sit
down, but would not, when . voice from the
upper gallery called ont: LET him alone
money; he's tailor, and he's restiag himssY. y
DE immediately suuatted -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-23

WILLIAM II. SCOTT, DRUGGIST
w AND APOTHECARY, corner Franklin and
rates DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STUFFS, vARNlSH, WINDOW GLASS, PER-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-23
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southwest corner Of Main and Twenty hrst streets,
have inst opened With = Fail supply Of DRUGS,
MEDICINES, PBRFUMERY, SOAPS and FANCY
GOODS. The patronage OF the public respectfully
solicited. Physciansf prescriptions carefully COM
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