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Q Hra HI3AL HOsPITALs

q I'm EERAL HOSPITALS.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Near PenitentaTy. Surgeon Burntt COAX y. S
N.la.s IN charge
SHERMAN HOSPITAL
Near Peuit6ntary. Surgeon ". Threlkcld, y. s
Fois.s IN charge. e
oFFIsERs HOsFITAL
College Hi, Surgeon J. E. Herbst, o. g. Vols
Z charge.
la NO. j GENERAL BosPIrAL.
New Gun Factory. Surgeon J. J. Stanford, U. 2
Vols., u charge.
No. 2 GENERAL HosPIrkIs sn
College Hin. Surgeon ,. 4. Bsrhst ., g.. Vois.
30. 8 GENERAL HOSPITAL
6. Z. Oor. Public Square, win Bra1eh on Broad
street., SufgsonJ. R LuoloN, U. s. Vols.s Il
charge
10 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Masonic Hall, Churoh-stFeet. eaEZeaR &, 4
Taylor, y. s. Vols, IN charge.
NO. ii SMALLPOX H0sPITALs
On ne Charlotte Road A. Asst Surgeon g. "
France IN charge
10. Il GENERAL HOSPITAL
Near N. and Q. Rstilrosd Depot. Snrgecn >. n
Fuller, u. S. Vois.s IN charge. -s ~
70 10 GENERAL HosPITAIs
Corner "a inner and Iiae-sireets, Surgeon "
N. chamDers. u. q. Nols., ~ charge.
= no. lb CGxTRARAND HOSPITAL,
On College, between Church and Broad strssts.
4. Azat surgeon Justin kona5ns IN charge.
NO. - 0EEERAL HOsP1TAI.
On MaTket-street, between Union and Church
stFests. Surgeon ". n. Thom. q. ;. Vols, n
charge. "
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which tbe5 nses not ps5 unhi It il khosa vhat IS
drawn aud is Vsise.
Entire Satisfaction GuaEanteed N all
na CasaH

nv Fozk January ISIS
Inc Eareks ca 4ssocisiion IS the OF ainsi s1d
Largest Sea Ascension Ia she co. ntrg.
Us business continues b u conductfd IL a islr
and honcfaile manner, and sTeslls iasngasEg
trsIia 4 proof that cur patrons ihF11Eho1l the
colEiTy appreciate ID method % oolalling ric1
and eleEani goods- None can TeeeiEs hess ttsn i1e
Faine o. their money, s. no art 2 on oar LIST IS
worth less thsn One Deliaf, retzl aud here sIs
No Blanks. af ...- 49,
Letters nom various parties thrus bout the coun-
Try acknowledging the receipt 10 very falustis
glts, nag he seen on ale a oar aincs-
Parties dealing with may depend on hagn1
prond returns eId the artCls dfal1n slin fe sui-
medialslY gsni 20 say address py return mai ~ sS-
press.
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CAPT. HENRY ROWLAND, 4 q n,
m charge q ihs pnr hass an,i procurement II Pub
dc Animals and hire ~ Employees. 0ff1e lac
falar.rr 4trarf ne r. ...I
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Department.

suRgEOg W. CLEEDENIN, Q. 8. YOIsy
Assistant Medical Director Department Cum
befisnd. Once a Cherry -stleet
SURGEON R FLETCHER Q. 8 VOLS,
Medical PuVeFor, q. 8. A. Ofice Horth side o
Pubic Square, between Market and Front
ASST SURGEON D. BAcHE, Q. 4 A.,
hedieal Inspector. Once q Cherry
SURGEON /. A JAMES, 4TH o. v. c.
Hoailh Officer and Post Surgeon. Office D
Cllsrfs-sirset
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D
Ail Che goods IA the sl6fe last win b sold stf
cut reservation for 0sE p0tlAa each. Cirticatss
q all TIA various articles are piaced in similar en-.
gei0pe and scaled. These envelopes viii h. semi
% nii, or delivered % our Office, afinout iafsrd
= choice. Ca Receiving ceTtifscGfe you VIII see
ahst i Represents, and Z Is opbontl siih you 10
sena Que doiiar a1d -elfise ile aTicia named. o.
any other Ia the isr % same value. Ia all transsc-
naa7 " NAL He ofarge ior iorWarirg the esrt.h.
Gates paying postage and doing the business. Is
cents eaeh tfYf CERfiGicA1Es WI be sent lcf u
ELsGks ior ~ tElE4f tor 81 stxff-FggE Tor so
and ONE HVsanEn for Sl5- By this mode We give
selections nom Faried aioc< Of hne FOODS. 81 tns
sest make end latest - - ana q intrinsic Eo-il
A. nominal price While ~ have chance 81 secu-
ung articles q TIE very highest Nslne.
e guarantee entire satisl 1stoE IN every iustace
and II there should BE- any per-on dissatisfied vita
any Itlcle they may reeeiTa tney nav ilnznetists-
y rsiurn Il, ard TIE pfine vii b. refsnded
AaESs.-We AleW ttcsf otnx AGENTS Tea
Cent? On each Certificate oriere,l PROVIDED tiseir
req, ttsrce aIpounf 70 Cne Dollar.
IneJ Hii cclloct twenty-five cents i0r every Ger
isate ali retaining loce1ta, mint 70 rs IS ecats
- - 81. iarszl ero prukafr 500
iGnl-.In ata. HH asladaaa tesF f17iI
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Police Department.


Captain--J. II. PUcEETz.
LIST LeEtenant-WM DASLET.
I'd Lieutenant--J. f. lNaALL&
Ist Ward-DAz BrRcHEaT,
VA II WILKINSON, JF.
Cd Ward-B. w. KINNEY,
A. 9. Byron,
VIZ BAKKR.
Sd Wards. J. STANLEY,
W. ". PmILIFa
JAaEs MuLER.
4th Ward-WH. MAILoRY,
A. j. HEAD.
5th Ward-JoEL PHILTPs,
JOSH WEArHzRfoRD,
9th Ward-J0HN FREH,
SAN PLBaExER.
7th Ward-JoHE CAvHNDxR.
Sth Ward-BmD BRUcE
9th Ward--WM. JAcEsoE,
JosEPH CAPPa ~
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San1aritan's Wash

the Root and Herb Juices. Ful, directions
The tfIiceey q tncss remedies 10 al sol,nosi.
sdaad b. physicians and Isslients They are used
10 the o. s. Hospitals thus restoring 10 heaifh
nany0f ear brave sOlieFs. -
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.. $. eerEN 1a1NoE. 8 .

.. 3. cofItN AGEi5cR, 80 UNION NJ. 4
EAsHvri1R, 1gss, Feb. :. ls6S.
A. IL COTTON ARRIVING AT THIS PLACE.
81 and1d1Fins undfr = eeFtaafe issssd Rom
ms Once mast y consigaed e me, ana deligsred
= tbs GcVernnnenf SioFe House al BT1ggs Co. b.
=. cef1st sfch1rfa 4rd cdiieaA stress
GRIMM Aptfzas PIsuhsslaf azsnt.
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.aIII.6I.60l.oO0.


81. rnasasr. sim a l...lss sElh l.s:a oas 3
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RL0on. .BLooD- RInnn

BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
scr5ssla; Ulcers, Sores, Spots, Tetters,
Scales, Bcils, syphilis or Yenerial
Diseases, etc
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is offered 70 the p1biic a. 4 positive cure
SYPHILIS O2 XENERIiL. .DISEASEss rhe "a
MARlTAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES F. tue
most potent certain and eifecilla t.t- sre-
scrted il reaches aEd aralicztss every partcie a
tbs yenereal poison, 50 tha- tie cure Il thoToagh
and permanent Take then. 81 mis- Purifying REM
edy and be healed, and not transmit to your nos
terity that for which you sy repeut in siter ysar
Do NOT 6ESP4yPf
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Jesf ms aock SD hersaser p tsnnded a. isll9as
80. ~ ~ ,7..|,t hIn. " On tie right side III IA
. e 80 '.f,'f "a fhs len hlp alsfhh rsrFee8ul.
~ - - ~ ~ aaIEe. Ilis aqtice ) erea q
~ - ,,,.i q On tralnl ~ 4he same rilbo1l
f-s ..Ts liny ; . 81 s'fe. = as lasg
~ ss-5 81 w 1. DAVE
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HEAnguARsras DEs'I 81 Tzz CuNnkzLsND.
Nashville, Tenn-. harehs lses.
sFkolAL Ess1H OHnEzs Eztrsct
H. List. Col. 6. .. AiDor, IN O. Y. c, Is here
By detailed temporary zs Cnmnsnder CT the Fost
o. kdRehsi. Tenn, and vii - bed pogsnnailyre-
spousle ior the nlaniensnee q god order q thsl
Post. ~ colhuuza1 e nrf
Ma. Genafai THOMAS.
lsepeaf s9JTHAfsD E0FFMAN. A. q.
Ciicial.
sAaeuL WuIs. Capt, s A. A Sea.
Sat spot = h'A- 8
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sLo9RI LODI LOO
Etad Eslrsal sss.sps.III.


Isia h a asIsefon 81 fhs tlasf. go aslaaHz ~
8exaai OrgEns lini1fr 81 lha tos1. AIra IIar1aE,
kppearanco ID u i111l - issusg- lisIn1clds n
tact ssrlapaI1iia 7lrl1e7 tne hIaoa 40 lc1loFoa
AZ sesly utup1oza 81 10 44.1. FIFi1f y t1a eom-
plozion c|rEr an1 11IiIT o1l1E. 81 16in. prellI.
e 14prf4sT ~ MS eIafa 81 ecraIell, = hood.
panlfinE ploIeIa14 80 praserFel - lfeaiar g
lcni stea SIS athef HfeIsfkhsa a asfsa7zgla.
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CLAIMS

whesher evidenced BY "eelhhed 70
otherNise.
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orna-No. 90 North CHERRY 81,
NASHVILLE. FEEF

IFo1I UI7cs AeJl Boz 10 10
nn4-aln. &C /.
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esECRET DISEASEsfif SECRET
~ Dl3EAsEs.
SamarItan's Gift.
samaritan's Gift.
n mosseeFsaln remedy ersr used
Ee., a positive erre for
aonorebps ciaa, st.,.s....


Contains no mireral-no Balsarn-no Merourv
Only ten PTS % Be taken Is elleet c5i7a. -ff
They ara eptEel7 Fs1frnlie, na7inq 10 snail nor
inpleasent taste, and vii not b a1y xay iniure me
t3gnach o. -CHeis of the most a. ii.ste.
curessn from tEo " four dana aud recont casaz
q tgenly -foilI hours. Prepared b. 4 rre4uata Oh
he GnissfsIly o. Penesyl wants, one o. sshe most
,aninenf dQciors and chemists II TIE piesent day
10 erpoairs--f'o ISoa5ls-no CAas7e Hhaisecr. let
eosa VINO hass despaTei Of sestsg cured. o. who
iiaze heen sorged viih Bal Copa6a q MeTc1ry,
is once Try the
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To GcEsrai Dir
Tho following dispatch from General
gchofield reports his arrival and oocu-
cation Of Goldsboro on Tuesday, March
81. with but slight opposition
= AZ C-.s~--...-
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900 Frshaln SD tfrle
a1tftI ~ 4ttlaIIII4 aa1I.
To- Bushels FFeoh cnrn Meal
HarreIe CI4p1r Soa1
81 hur4fia 7liIiII at4.1
30 Hl'araril.7 fllrss ss&4.
10 Etls. ezra F1rsIIy fiQllr. Leh Mia
t1c . Fcur. S-ficsis tlands.
8 Has crezn1 , IN. ssso1lf.i numbers.
81 Terces Ittf isri.
- a. q. keaE
Iuaashs va 7euef1i assoFfnt1i d Gfoo1Ties
- ~ ssff a lna lowest cash rFseea.
.akRpcA sI..E 4 azNHE7I,
msTf-ti r47 ~ Ne. y South HEsss sifall
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Ayrsa ouAlIFfED ks ExEQgi TOR UPON
- ,,-lsle 81 ~ ~ Cifldrfea 81, deeea'ec
ssisis g AZ psr-ens who sfs iFtceicd 2 ssa'
di.lr--..s -. .z raTi sd fnsEe ~ tlileus a u.
meat Il, ~, 80 ..isse M rftaa6l tItln faf faT.
viii - fssrsd. .lil.f ,.s.s,lla ~ ~, ~ ihFg
tloe Is A. y n,sIaai,s -. -, s-lti Ats''pf'
etae-ln 'siee. ltAsr =
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Although you may bs pTofiouneed incufatla. the
ssrsritai Rsot sn3 EeTb 3uiees s5il remove every
vestge Of impurities rom he system a vel = Al
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omcisI Bulletins.
wAsmsorOS, March 25, 7 P N

MAJOR Gsneraf Dir.
This morning 1t half past ionr the en-
envy BY strong and sudden assault
captured Fort Steadman, but alter
vigorous contest the fort was recap
sured with 1000 prisoners and Two oats
tie flags Gen. Mclaughlin was taken
prisoner by the rebels who assaulted
Fort Haskell. but were Iepulsed With
great loss. The official report IS sub
so;nnd En- STANTON
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sas .nA.a1or 10 t,r1oss -OF THEiR O9Ei -
',1taEE'' aFll.1E q a. rlz11a1lo1 1EaIn14ts
Haiahc,6n ol1l|,s Rrelarltans,
EIEr11I A0rt1,
rrrro4e1 - 80.
s.iftt n fru..'.I.i ss,s5S|,s'
80 90 HEI 16I EsaH - 1l811
t1s "a - |ElI. ''''11, ~ - at. ~
: tel4 90 - 81
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CLAIMs
CLAIMS

= 4 q "a y
For HORSES and EQUIPAGE LOST in the SER.
VICE; officers accounts settled with the Qusr.
tsrnasters. cOmmissary, ordinancs and Treasary
Departments; stoPpages Of Pay removed, Cert.
bcates Of non-indebtedness Obtained. PENSIONS,
BOUNTY. BACK PAY kc.. promptly collected.
Dir. Atkinson having had ten years experience a.
81 Auditor, becoming thereby fain!iar with the
Rules. Regalsaons sad Precedsnss established for
the suditisg and sesiline Of claims. can safely
say that ne sTn N the Southwest hss the same f..
cilidos for The prompt collection Of al war slains
IS presented By this Office.
JN0. F. ISOM,
Late Capt ssih Ms A. A. q. N.
And Post Q NJ Post Nashville.
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REFERENoEs,

= = = n A. ~ as
Hon. Andrew johnson, Vice President u 81 eleef.
Joseph Fowler, Comptroller STATE Of Tenn.
Mr.. A. Y. s. Lindsey, Post Masfer. Nashville.
SIR. a. Burns, Pres. n. G. sad n RR
brig. Gea. Jno. 4. Miller Cong Post. HashviIle, Z.
- f terizrd
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Quartsrmastsr's Department,

RvT. BRIG. CEN. J. L DONALDSON,
Chisf Quarterlnaster, Department Of tie Cumbsz
and. Oiice los CherrT-steet
CAPT. JAS, =. RUSHING A. Q n,
Chief Assistant Qtsrterfnsster. Once los Cherry
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AccfDRxr 70 DIlxaAfH n ooHenHss. 81 8
We learn that Hon. Allen 4. Bradford. dele
gate from Colorado, was last night run over
by street car. He was vary badly injured.
UNDIVIDED rRo1rrs o. DAxxs, &c.
The United States Treasurer has written .
letter, in which he says that he considers Il 70
be his duty, under the law, 70 havo the I'M.
divided profits Of . bank taxed ~ deposits.
What roxEKY TnIHxs.
81 repeat that, looking ut the Presidents
restoration policy as enunctated In his two let
tiers to the Governors Of Georgia and Alabama
in the light Of the facts just stated, believe
and predict 1t will prove 70 b permanent
and q peaceful adjustment. -.
proposition of Mr.. Stevens, to hold these
States in . territorial condition for some
years. or until certain amendments OF the
National Constitution have been contaminated,
can be made party test, not to speak Of the
necessity Of maintaining, under such plan, q
military organization, with all its incredible
expenditures; no party could be held together
In the free States, In the face Of the incessant
turbulence, dissatisfaction and bitterness that
must spread all over the Union ~ . conse-
quence Of 80 chaotic and unsettled policy
Letter in the Press. .s.'
Party! there's the rub.
CoNNIrTKE ON MINES AND MINIxa.
The Speaker Of the House, in his appointment
OF the new committee on mines and mining,
has represented the gold mines of California
! and Oregon, the silver mines Of Nevada, the
lead mines Of Wisconsin and Iowa, the copper
| mines of Michigan, the iron and coal mines OF
Pennsylvania, and the iron mountain mine OF
| Missouri.
I Armed men are to be stationed along the
| overland express route, to keep of the In.
! dians.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


Frem Washingten --Recsnsaruet1en-1h Gel.
lectsrship Of New Ysrk-Pennsy1vania aslts
f>r Nearly . N1i1l1en Dollars - Pay the Ex.
pemse - Repelling Confederate 1nvasions
Or that State-The Mexican Minisary-Hen.
Johm Dlge1ow-Isaiah Pascoe Pardomed-The
United Stases Treasurer as Washingtsn II
Prepared 70 Pay the Interest On the Regis.
tered Dsnds.
+ wAsHfSarox, December q. Raymond's
friends to-day assert that the attempt on yes
terday on the part of the radicals to break
him down is a signal for open war. They
threaten retaliation. The President Is gradu.
ally drawing to his policy all persons who have
not flxed political principles.
Senator Stewart, Colonel Forney and other
Republicans Of this kind are out for Immediate
admission. ....
The prospects are, that Van Dycke will
eventually be appointed Collector of New
York. Raymond backs him up, and he is the
Presidents favorite from the city Of New
York. 4
Pennsylvania asks Congress for nearly a
million dollars to pay the expense Of repellin {
Confederate invasions of that State. An at.
tempt will be made to refer it to a committee
There is no doubt Of the fact that the Presi-
dent yesterday nominated to the Senate ex.
Congressman L. d. Campbell, of Ohio, to BIZ
Minister Extraordinary to the Republic OF
Mexico, in place of General Logan, declined
The nomination was referred to: the Com.
mittee ON Foreign Relations.
Hon. John Bigelow, who was appointed, al
interim, Minister to France, has been nomi-
mated by the President for confirmation.
Secretery Stanton is at the War Department
to-day. +:
Isaiah Pascoe, formerly plumber at the Phila'
delphia navy yard, recently convicted and SEN
fenced to eighteen months imprisonment, ha.
been pardoned by the President.
! The United States Treasurer here is pre-
pared to pay the interest on the registered
bonds.
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FAkFDpn OF ISHABITAxTS OF UNITED gTArEs.
Mr. Wilson introduced q bill to maintain and
enforce the freedom Of the inhabitants of the
United States. 1t is as follows: Whereas
oI February, 1868, submitted to the Legisla-
lures OF the several States an amendment to
me Constitution, providing that Involuntary
hervitnde should not exist except In punish
IN his proclamation OF December 10th, 1865,
omcially declares that three fourths Of the
States have ratified said Amendment
. Hssotced blythe Sesnle and House II Represe,afd-
ttces, In Ibngress asseslLled, That all laws and
regulations heretofore In force In any State or
Territory Of the United States whersin any ine-
quality OF the inhAbltant II Of aaid States or Ter.
ntories 10 authorized by reason Of distinction
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PORCELAIN WORKS, AT WYL-
j LIESBuRG, CHARLOTTE COUNTY, XiR-
WORKS, with the necessary! Implements for the
MANUFACTURE of PoRcELAA5N FIKE Sc, Gas IS
OF LAND, containing an almost unlimited supply
Clay agreeing very nearly in chemical analy;hls
Series Porcelain, in France making the best Rock
ingham or oueensware With less manipulation Latte
number of Mineral Springs of medicinal qualities,
2 Steam Engine, Saw and Grist Mill, three small
sheds, SC. About two-thirds Of the Land is in nne
forest. These Works furnished nearly all the
Earthenware used by the Confederate Government
and people during the late war. The property lies
about five miles from Roanoke station, on the
Richmond and Danville railroad. and about three
miles Of Staunton river, navigable by batteaux to
Weldon North Carolina, and y the j%n saS a q
populous districts. Its location and actual value
offers very great inducements to capitalists and
de 22-3t HARRISON, GODDIN i APPERSON.
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Public Meeting in New York.

The New York correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Ledger writes "Leading Republican
politicians, taking their cue from Washington,
are initiating the preliminaries OF Q pubic
meeting at the Cooper Institute on Monday
evening next Democrats, as well as Admins
tration men, will be invited to participate:
Among the speakers will be Hon. Henry j.
Raymond and perhaps Hon. James looks
oals to get up some sort of a counter demon
StratiOu -
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Gc0ruia legislature.

The Legislature has passed bill regulating
the testimony Of freedmen.
II makes free persons Of color competent
witnesses in civil cases where like persons are
the defendants, and in criminal cases where
OF the freedman. 1t provides, also, where a
freedman is party, either plaintiff or defend
ant, he may make and file an AFFIDAVIT the
same as now allowed any citizen.
A joint resolution was adopted unanimously
to the effect that the President had been mag
unanimous toward the people Of Georgia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-23

, WASHINGTON, December 22.-General Grant
said in his recent report that the Freedmen's
Bureau was present necessity, but seemed to
be operated by the different agents of the Blu.
reau according to their individual notions.
General Howard, the Commissioner of the
Bureau, in view of this assertion, has issued a
stringent order that the most thorough in
spection shall be ut once made, and the errors
complained of corrected. Any agent or officer
who presumes to act contrary to such instruc-
tions will be forthwith removed or reported
to the Department Commander for trial by
court. martial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-23

The receipts from Customs. during the first
nine days of the present month 1T the ports OF
New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Balti-
more amounted in the aggregate to about 1our
millions Of dollars. The receipts from the
same ports during the month Of November
were nearly eleven millions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-23

NENTLEMENS. YOUTHS and
" CHILDREN'H CLOTHING and
FURNISHING GOODS.
In our CLOTHING you Will md the aises , tron,
q child nve years old to grown person OF iAtke
size. The stock II gotten mp expTossly Sos tois
market, and comprises all tho --latest
STYLES AND FABRICS
introduced In this country. Owing 70 me PIesens
condition OF a6airS. We s6all cOnAne our bushes
to the CASH EYSTRN and trusting you vi, p.
preciate our motiv ~tn 10 doing, we anSn ~
every effort and means 70 give our patrons inc ie''
We cordially invite IN Inspection Of cu! sto:Hi
before makinf your purchases, - our stock VII
DO large and Ia every respect what ~ here repre-
sent e 10 he.s
Our stock y nov Gpsn tpF ~ ssMf4h CO..
de- 10 eod3t ~ Nam street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-23

The Governor of Canada Refuses to Accept the
Resignation Of Hon. George Brown.
TORONTO, December 2l.-The Governor de-
clines accepting the resignation of Hon.
George Brown The other members of the
Government have been summoned to Mon
treal to meet his EXcellency. ~.r
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A Verdict Against Ketchum & Sons.
NBw York, December 22.-In the case of the
Union Bank against Ketchum 4 Sons, to-day
the Supreme Court rendered a verdict against
the latter Of 1886, 600.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, December 22.-Flour has adj
vanced SC. Wheat, corn and beef firm
Pork heavy. Whisky has downward ten.
dency; sales at 1928. Sugar and coffee quiet
Naval stores dull. Gold, 146N. ..
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A Yirginia Vessel Lost.

NEW YoRx, December 2l.-The schooner
Twilight, Captain Price, from Virginia, with
wood, bound to New York, is ashore at Long
Branch, and will prove total loss,
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Baltimore Markets.

Baltimore, December 22.-Flour very dull.
Wheat firm. Corn scarce. Oats steady at
SIC: Coffee firm at 19c@21c., gold. Sugar
heavy. Provisions quiet. Whisky dull.
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- 49, arrx J. J. JANICE.
%10 sS FRENCH Il CO., HOUSE,
NJ STnM Nd ORNAMENTAL PAINT1Re, Pa
AND DEc0R q ,a g: Of g.
piePaiea txw orders promptly attended 70. 0len
wrstne So"e IL a. most approved style e zoSs'
rate terms. PaiR shop and oose on ~ ~
second door from Nam. -
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r P. BELL & CO., WHOLESALE
u AND RETAIL DEALERS IN NEWSPAPERS,
PERIODICALS, MAGAZINES, SCHOOL, BOOKS,
STATIONERY, &c, NOS. 81 AND 50 MARKET
STREET LYNCHBJRG de l5-lm
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THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
i TRANSPORTATION COMPAEY.-One-th third
OF the capital stock Of this Company having eeen
DOLLARS Of the same having beoa paid up, the the
andersigned call for general letting OF :sn ns
Stockholders Of said Company, for The purpose Of
efecting an organization under the amendssd
charter, to be held at Richmond. Va, IN TUES
DAY the 10th of January, 1855.
full attendance 10 desired:
CHARLES w. PURCELL,
L. w. GLAZKBROOK,
W. G. HARMAN,
HUGH w. SHEFFEY.
RIcHxoxD. December l0 1865.
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FORM or PROXY

Know all men bv these presents, That the sub.
seTiber, being stoekkoidsr In the NATIONAL Ex-
PRESS COMPANY. do hereby constitute and ap-
represent each Of In All general neetinXs Of the
stOckholders Of said COMPANY held within six
1noenths from and after date thereof, when we are
not personally present q epresented by. some
other proxy. with full pocer and authority, q
and to de- such other oct aea each q % could
give or do - . member Of sai4 aasetingsM ve were
confirm whatever vote vsteas aE Aets, our said
attorney may iswfnllZ give e ae for % N P9m, m
Witness hand and seal this E- day Of -
one thousand eight hundred aia&--. r.,u1
TEsTE - lshAA.J
do l8-.tdD
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DIRECT IMPORTATION OF BRI-
IL TISH HOEE.-We have Just received, direct
from Liverpool, per brig Susan B. Thompson. iso
dozen BRITISH HOSE, which We oher, 1t whole.
'"'0 ~ AS'@' LEVY BROTHERS,
Aaaa Is Main street.