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Stiles & Stanton,
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No l24 DELAWARE AVENUE MARKET,
PUTLADFIpU pUIA

We take this method of informing Fruit Growers
and Produce Dealers generally that we are doing an
exclusive COMMISSION BUSINESS, and are Ioc,.
, permanently IN as good thoroughlare as is in
.5 ooln iof cry consumption as we'll shipping
e"e"here' and with our long experience in The bus
e are prepared to get as good prices as any other in
in' CITY Our object is TO make quick sales and
prOnp returns. ~
Also, LUMBER Of all kinds sold at shortest no,ic.
Liberal advances made on the receipt OF consipn
''e''NH' mk4 I'm
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AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY

snch as Wheat rhreshers. Reapers and Mowers DRILL.
Cornshollers, Grain Fans, &c, &c. O''i'''
az" having superior Turning Lathes they are pre
r"tu ~ 10 execute speedily all kinds Of Iron TURNING
fa''."s' Dnling' and making machinery from new de-
''g s or r.e1,paIrlng and rclilting old work. O'
Wo'm turning to any design or pattern.
III, al. ana Gig Saving such as Feoes Brackets
nr"'i % ""rS. &c. promptly attended TO- and oii t;nJ
oi piaIn wO"r work made or repaired ''' Minus
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groceries

are acknowledged by all the best and cheapest. On
GLOVE AND HOSIERY
teht Is well filled with the best articles. We
also keep euery Other article usnalIv Lont -; '"
class Store' which are selling lower than can hc
louno elsewhere, as they were purchased since the
great decline in goods. Our stock is FqsLionoWs
Sea$o"G0tc and cery Reasonable and will be sold cy'
clusIveiy for Cash or Country Produce. W. tefy
u P0Oiic
GRIFFITH & BRO.
Smyrna, Mrach l6, 1865.
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More and More Desirable.

More and More Desirable.
he Rebellion is suppressed and the Government
has already adopted measures to reduce expenditures
as rapidly as possible to peace footing. thus with
drawing from market as borrower and purchaser.
This is the ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now of.
iered by the Government and constitutes the GREAp
POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
the Seven-Thlry Notes are convertible On ,bo;,
maturity at the option of the holder, into
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BOOTS AND SHOES

nof Meh' LADIES, Misses and Children, unsurpassed
IN style, finish and price. HATS 4 CAPS o"eI ""t
the largest stock OfQU ARE in the martnt taI
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. Q 9 S KIN s ,

all OF which we propose to make TO order in anv svie
desired by our customers Wv
We receive our Fashion Plates monthly eOnseouent
iy we are always posted in the latest styles worm
We therefore guarantee perfect satisfaction in Style
Fit and Manufacture or sale.
BAGGS & COTTON.
Smyrna, March 9, '64
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u. s. 7-3O LOAN

safe Oh the first series of $780, 600 900 of the 7so
A0H" was completed on the slst of March, 1865 The
"'e oi 'he second series of Three Hundred Millions
p'a"e 'hree years from the 18th day of June, 1865
was begun on the LIST of April In the short space of
'9 0'yS' "VeT One Hundred Millions nf Mis series
"a'' "fe" 'otd-leaving this day less ,han Two Hun.
Millions 10 be disposed Of The interest is pav,
O'e Semi-annualy in currency on the 18th of Decem
0er and 18th of June by Coupons attached to each noe
WHICH are readily cashed anywhere. II amount IN
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r. e MO AL.

ne Undersigned beg to announce that they have
removed their Stock of Goods from West SInvrna
10 ane Storehouse recently occupied by Messrs. vii.
iS ,u.h , a. Brother, and that they have opened out
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Notice 10
ZC Va ES NM EE E - SS
Mechanics, MilIers and others.
Notice 10
Ho.Eecker j. Company,

Having taken possession of the large and we'll fitted nm
Machine Shop IN Smyrna. on Cc.nmercc Street Snowp
e. the Bowman machine shop taie in the occupancy
Of D. Evans) are now fully prepared to attend 70 tbs
revairing of all kinds of 0
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SHINGLES.

NO. ! Shingles at the lowest prices, for sale bv
March l6, '65. JOHN n WiTSoS
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Rais ISns {a gr4des) Fancy Prints tncw STYLES,
nalnorai Skirts, ,{something new-al the ragel Car
TeS ai,u o Cloths, the best assortment in town
ths Gnn Cloths' Cassimeres Cassinets, Hoop skirts
VIZ N"eSI assortment, and ut the very Iovcst r,.o.
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Dress Goods.

~ oiIerGd IN Smyrna They would call attention
TO their SUPERIOR LINE Of -''''i'iol
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The ReuOrt Of General Howard.

WAsHINar0N, December 2O.-General How
ard. Superintendent of Freedmen's Affairs, in
an elaborate report. makes many recommen-
cations. He says that wherever the planters
have taken advantage of the aid offered by
the Bureau, the best results have followed :
that the Bureau, in conjunction with the mill
,ary force, is at present a means of encourag-
ing immigration TO the different Southern
States and that. as nearly 81, 100000 will be
required for the expenditures OF the Burea"
for the next year, he does not feel that the diff
ficult problem given him has been solved, nor
does he hope for complete and satisfactory re-
suits in the work of the Bureau yet
He firmly believes that the same just God
that conducted us to freedom will so continue
to direct us that we shall be able to keep the
pledge we have made, that freedom shall be a
substantial reality.
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The Debate on the Message.

Mr.. Sumner said: We have message from
the President which is like the white washing
message OF Franklin Pierce with regard to the
atrocities in Kansas.
Mr.. johnson, of Maryland, and Mr. Doolit-
lie objected to Mr.. Summers adjective. and
asked him to qualify the expression.
Mr.. Sumner.-I have nothing to qualify,
nothing to modify, nothing to retract. In
former days there was but one Kansas to suf-
fer under illegal power. Now there are eleven
kansases suffering only rs one suffered
Therefore, sir, as eleven are more than one, so
is the enormity of the present time more than
the enormity Of the days of Franklin Pierce.
Nevertheless. after Messrs Dixon and Doc
little had lectnred him little more explicitly.
Mr.. Sumner said he did not mean to impugn
the patriotism or condemn the policy Of the
Pres ident and SO the matter was dropped.
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From ST. Louis.

ST.. LOrIs, December l9.-The steamer Roam
oke has been sunk near Commerce, and is to-
tai loss. She was valued at ~, 900, and owned
and insured at Pittsburg.
About a dozen steamers are hard aground or
caught in the ice between here and Cairo, and
much apprehension is felt for their safety
The weather is cold, and no new movement
of the ice has taken place. Foot passengers
have crossed over the river all day, and the
mails have been carried over.
The steamer Commodore Farrand, loaded
with cotton, wasssunk in the Alabama river on
the 18th instant The boat and cargo are a to-
tai loss.
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Washington Items.

The ExPLosIOS AT THE ARSENAL was not
owing to any fault on the part of the officers.
So said the cOroncr's jury.
COLLECTOR.
F. A. Fuller has been appointed collector of
customs for the district OF Newbern, North
Carolina.
FIGHT WITH sMruGLEKs.
The Commissioner Of Customs has received
intelligence of armed resistance TO the exect-
ton of the laws against smuggling, At Bllhalo,
New York The collector OF that city states
that an attempt was made to seiZptwo boats
engaged in smuggling, which attempt was re-
sisted by force OF arms, some OF the smnsSlers
being armed with muskets. TWO men were
arrested, but on their way to the prison the
officers were attacked by mob and the prison
ers rescued. The customs officers secured the
boats and their cargOes, together with one OF
the muskets. which was heavily loaded: oa!n
seoueutiv while Selling boat loaded with
whisky. the officers We're attacked ny party
of six armed men: one Of them fired but no
serious wound was inflicted.
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTIONS
The Judiciary Committee of the House OF
Rppresantatiye has decided to make no report
until after the holidays, when it will report
bill promising an amendment TO the Constltu-
tiou by making the number OF voters the basis
Of representation.
Mr.. BRADLEY AND THE COURT.
This case was called up by Mr.. Bradley lnm
self. who felt u delicacy in acting as counsel IN
that court while rule against him renamed
nndischarged. But upOn the assurance OF the
Judge thai it was all right, the rule case was
s.continued,- and Mr.. Bradley proceeded to
business
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
The special message transmitted yes.efuay
by the President TO Congress will gratiIy ana al,
reassure the whole conntry.-Naiio"df i"e"a-
yenceT.
THE LATE HON. THOMAS c0kwIS.
The Pos tina ster- General will cause the re-
mains Of Mr. Corwin to be transmitted di,
rectly to Ohio, accompanied by some u nis o.''
ton. with other Congressman, and others who
were friends OF the deceased, had u meetine
10 -day al the capitol concerning the subject o.
his demise, and funeral spsecnes we,s 'n Ia.
yis, ~ Eenfucky; Schenck, Secretary Seward
and Ioi.nson. ct Maryland. A COMMITTEES was
appointed 70 make arrangements for the ~
neral.
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House Of Representatives.

The following IS the railroad bill Which
passed yesterday:
Whereas the Constitution of The United
States ccnfers OH Congress- in express terms.
the power to regulate commerce among the
several States, establish post-rOads. and TO
raise and support armies therefore
Resoired by TIE Senate and House n Representa-
tires Of the United T.ttex ia ["nggess USsentbted
That every railroad company in the United
States whose road is opera ted by steam, its
successors and assigns be, and hereby Is. au-
thorized to carry upon and over its connec-
tions. boats, bridges and ferries all passen-
gers, troops. Government supplies, mails
freight and property on their way from one
State to another State, and TO receive compen-
satiOn therefor.
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From observation-disclosures Of Gonzales Mar
kAfH

NEW YORK, December 2O.-Havana advices
to the 10th instant have been received. La
bayen Brothers stores and warehouses, filled
with kerosene, pitch, tnrpentine, linseed oil,
agricultural implements, SC, in Matanzps,
was burned The property was insured Tor
500, 900.
Gonzales, who was arrested in Havana as
an accomplice in the Otero murder, in Brook
lyn, has been released.
recent conflict Of jurisdiction, involving
certain heretofore conceded privileges to vo-
lunteers, has led to the resignation of many
officers of the latter.
AT Havana, sugar was duh i: molasses firm.
Exchange on the United States, 2sH@31 per
cent. discount. American gold, 4A@4h per
cent premium.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MILITARY

IL ACADEMY.-The exercises of this iAsllt0taoh
have been resumed without the military feature.
and an additional number Of pupils Will DC re.
ceived for the ba lance OF the session. which Will
terminate twenty six weeks frla the LIT of Janua-
ry 1865 The discipline and course OF instruction
will be the same IN similar schools, with the ex-
ception Of 4 thorough course In the Ancient Ian
gnages, embracing Latin and Greek composition;
In surveying and Engineering the instruction VIII
be both theoretical and praetie.i Arrangements
set Of Chemical and philosophical Apparatus. No
pains or expense will be spared t. make this pee OF
the best schools in the country. The buildln8S are
located on Haymount, which oyerlocks the town Of
heithiness Of the location. the beauty cftae sccnt
ry and the intelligence, REFINEMENT. ane nlkn
character q hs There Is .s S mos
etteville by steamboat and this Is suggested ~ the
best route TO the latter plsce from almost nny
will be charged from the date Of ENTRANCE though
il will be best to enter about the Ar~t OF January
1896.
rvsMs roR rwYsrY- SIX WEEKS FROM lsf JAxrA ny,
1866, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: Is
lulLlOh. .s....eeess.'F
board and lodging. =. .,......t....
Washing, fuel and ltghts...s..... "
Application for admiasien mgre q adaseSsssssa :"
! = @saa Major WILLIAM 4. EAM4s..
/ dc si--tlja sePeuassssf"'
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A SENSIBLE REMARK.-Rev. DIR. Goss COM
menced his discourse in the Free Will Baptist
Church, New York, last Sunday, by declaring
that that city was the great missionary field
for the World.
John Y. Mason, Jacob Thompson, J. p.
Ben iamin and Colonel Fuller are in London.
Mr.. Slidell, Mrs. Gywn and daughter, Judge
Huse, agent to the rebels for the purchase of
arms, are in Paris.
Rev. DIR. Verner's church, in New York, is
called the pretty Waiter Girls Church"
Reason--pretty girls take up the collections.
We haven. any late advices from Maxi
milan, and we are glad of it. We don't want
advice from that quarter.-Prentice.
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PRENrfCE's OPINION OF A. H. STEPHENS
The Louisville Juuyaui which opposed seces-
sion from the beginning. and was a thoroughly
Union paper throughout the war. has the mag
nanimity to speak as follows concerning the
ex-Vicc President of the Confederate States:
Mr. Stephens is one of natures noblemen :
and from our heart of hearts we believe that
every throb of his soul is in favor OF the
Union OF his country, and OF his ,rhote coun-
try.
= Mr. Stephens ought to he in the Senate OF
the United States. Let Congress repeal the
test oath and receive into its body again with
acclamat lions the great and good Georgian, one
of the noblest Romans OF this or any other
country Oh we do sbhOr that narrow spirit
and that short sighted policy that keep from
the councils of the Republic such man as
Alexander II. Stephens.'H
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The French to Leave Mexico.

New YORK, December l9.-The Washington
special correspondent of the Post states that
while the President was preparing his mes
sage the French Minister emphatically stated
that the Emperor would much regret any ex-
preston in the message which would make 1T
impossible to recede from his Mexican scheme
without humiliation. The French Minister
also assured MIR. Seward that the French
troops would be withdrawn from Mexico in Il
little while, and asked for patience Oh the part
of our Government.
It is reported that General Logan is salts
fed that there will be no difficulty. and that
the Republic of Mexico will soon be peaceful
ly reinstated.
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From TennesSee-State Of the kiver-Cosson
Market-Appointment

From Tennessee-State Of the River-Cetton
NIarket-App0intment.
NASHVILLE, December lS.-The river Is tweh-
ty-six inches higher, and falling.
Four steamers are at.the shoals waiting Tor
:, rise TO reach here. At Bnrkesville to-day,
a rise of five feet occurred, which will anect
the river at the shoals by tomorrow. II
rained here all day.
Cotton is dull forty and a half cents is the
holding price, with few purchasers. Bny'
crs are shy ut the ruling rates Receipts four
hundred and forty bales; shipments, three
hundred and nine bales.
It has been raining all day, and still con-
tinues, with a prospect OF big rise in the
river The height of the water Oh the shoals
is eight inches, and rising.
Chaplain John Lawrence has been appoint
ed by General Fisk. Judge advocate TO try
cases of misdemeanor in which freedmen were
implicated A notice was served on Mayor
Brown of his assuming that duty. This order
is approved by the citizens generally, as the
municipal authorities of this city make re-
ouisite for officers to arrest people OH suspi-
| cion of drunkenness, and negroes on all real
| and imaginary offences.
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vT,EAS, SOAP, CHEESE, BUTTER,
II CANDLES, GRINDSTONES,
Fine GUNFOWDER and BLACK TEAS.
COLGATES PALE FAMILY SOAP.
Prime New York FACTORY CHEESE,
MOUNTAIN BUTTER, in frkins
HULL'S MOULD and ADANANTlNE CAN

de A :i~s se"'" '"'1 JOHN n GORDON is ( son.
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white paper, in the neates; style Able writer. and
bs Its seeon
guished authors and from recent publications, and
Farmers and HouseEeepers' Column. give the
most useful variety to the contents Of the paper.
II is specially eommende: to the public BY the
following resolutions, unanimously adopted " the
j. ResolreT, That the interests Of the Church,
= % re ~ ;Se
hearty and unanimous cooperation OF our preach
e !. Rssoios% Tina. the thanks Of .hi. Conference
the editor for the judicfous and able manner in
which he has condacted the affairs Of the paper
.s W na "
= Resolved, That the presented be, and be
10 hereby, adectiOnately requested to continue ~
sa Aase II sae II ths ADVOCATE City merchant.
| mechanics aud professional men Who desire g
secure country patronage should advertise IN TIM
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special agent for LIS cir alation. -.
lines o. less: For nF:t insertion. sEyExrr-fIyl
Sf :ae1ssS.asn@ nd
''''''' -', Rsv. JAMES 4: DUNCAN
Editor Richmond Christian Advocate,
dsN y RieANon3, "a.
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Fire in New Hampshire.

MANCHESTER, N. H., December @.-At five
O'Clock this morning 4 fire broke out in the
New Hampshire House of Reformation, To-
cated two miles from this city, and destroyed
all but the brick walls.
The inmates one hundred and twenty in
number, were rescued althOug h most of them
were asleep when the fire commenc ed, and the
flames spread rapidly under high wind.
The inmates, excepting eight or ten who
made their escape. were removed to the stock
house connected with the farm.
The buildings were insured for 100000. The
loss amounted to 40, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-21

General Il. f. Kelly. formerly i'll command
at Cumberland, Maryland has been appointed
by the National Express Company route agent
from Baltimore to Cincinnati.
General Kelly was captured once at his own
headquarters, in Cumberland, and brought to
Richmond, where a good many people know
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Sale of Damaged Coeton. SC.

New YORK, December 2O.-TwO millions
pounds of cotton, damaged at the recent fire,
was sold at auction to-day, at from 2@14hc.
per pound.
In a hobeas corpus case to-day a prisoner was
produced before one of the courts under a
guard Of soldiers.
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The Funeral of Hon. Thomas Corw in.

WASHINGTON. December 2o.-The funeral OF
the late Governor COrwin took place this
afternoon. Among the pail bearers We're Chief
Justice Chase, Lieutenant General Grant,
Hon. W. H. Seward, Hon. Reverdy Johnson,
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens and other prominent
and distinguished individuals.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 70. 1855.
ARRIVED.
Steamer NJ Martin, Livingston, Norfolk, United
States mall merchandise and passengers, Haskins
& Bridyford. -,
bacco Virginia Towing Company.
Steamer Lady Lang, Blanchard, City Point. Go
vernment stores. ~
steamer s. q. Pearcc. Bennett, City Point, Co
vernment orders. t.l.
SAILED.
Steamer City OF Richmond, Stranahan, Norfolk,
United states mail, merchandise and passengers,
Haskins 4 Bridgford.
Steamer State Of Virginia. Captain Charles Ira
vers Baltimore, merchandise and passengers, ID.
w. Currie. -.
Steamer Agnes Bowen, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, Christian, Lea 4 Co.
Steamer Triumph. skinner, City Point, barges In
tow. Virginia Towing Company. :.
Schooner Mary. Larkins, Norfolk, merchandise,
RriscOe Stanard.
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DRY GOODS, SHOES. &C.

BOOTS AND SHOES. CID
ID Having secured small store and
cheap rent, ] am determined
NOT TO BE OUTpONE
bv anv house in the city in the quality OF my
goods and the
REASONABLENESS OF MY PRICES.
intend to keep at all times good assortment OF
all kinds of
BOOTS, SHOES AND KUBBERs;
and the public can rely upon everything say, -
DO NOT MISREPRESENT.
have also for sale
LADIES' AND GENTS PAPER COLLARS AND
CUFFS,
of the best manufacture, and can sell them
CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY.
l have large stock and every style.
JOHN POLLOCK,
Seventh street, between Main and Franklin
10 IA
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Chilian AHairs.

NEW YORK, December 2o.-Ealparaiso adj
vices state that there is but little change in
Gillian war matters. The people are becoming
daily more united against Spain.
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From Washington.


WAsHINGToS, December 20.-The decree OF
Macmillan Of September last having been
submitted to Attorney General Speed, that Of
ficer pronounced the opinion that it makes The
working men in Mexico slaves. Secretary
Seward enclosed this opinion 10 our Minister
ut Paris. who. at Mr.. Stewards request, called
the attention Of the French Government to the
subject, but to which no response has been re-
ceived.
The War Department has ordered reduc-
ton of the white troops in Georgia, Alabama
and Mississippi to seven thousand men.
The Secretary of the Treasury officially ae-
knowledges that he has appointed officers who
have not subscribed 10 the test oath, having
failed to obtain those who could he relied Oh
for the performance Of the revenue duties re-
CURED as nearly every man in the South lit
for revenue officer was at the same time
either engaged in hostilites against the Go
vernment or holding State or Confederate Of
fees. either willingly or unwillingIy. The Sc
cretary acted upon the presumption that Con-
gress would modify the oath, and not subject
the South to the humiliation, or the revenue
system to the odium, which would result from
the employment Of Northern men as tax
gatherers He suggests the necessity of imme-
date action upon the subject
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TEMPORARY OFFICE:
yo. FOURTEENTH STREET, UNDkR 1x-
CHANGE HOTEL.
SAYINGS DRPARTNENT
HARRISON, GODDIN&A PPERsON,

HARRISON, GoDD1N& APPERsoN'
BANKERS AND REAL ESTATE AUCT1ONk1xS.
(seeond Floor. No. ~ Main strsst,)
BUY AND SELL COIN. STERLING. STOCKss
BONDS, COUPONS AND BANK MOTIFS.
Receive DEPOSITS ON the most favorable terms
u.ke COLLECTIONS In the United States. Cana.
das, West Indies and Europe.
Advance on Produce IN hand or on consssnmens
with bill lading.
Sell and Lease Real Estate PUBLICLY OF FAA'
VATELY.
HARRISON, GARTH CO., Bankers, (DA1iSL
DoDsox, Cashier,) IL New street. New OK
WELLINGTON GODDIN, JAMES L. Af1H'
SON, Richmond.
SAMUEL ]. HARRISON, DAVID J. GAkIh.
New York. oe a ~.
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NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY, AND
~ LEVY BROTHERS IS THE PLACE TO BUY
AT,-The price of Dry Goods il lower now than At
anv time since the evacuation of Richmond, and ~
there Is no probability Of further decline, eo, =
advise every person to purchase their dry goods
the prices at this time are :. low .Ss se
Delxines at IS cents rich figured Merinos ut ~
cents Linen Handkerehiefs at 81 per .a dozen
striped Flannel, ell Wool at IS cents handsome ,s'
cents. Also, at very low prices, Infants Worked
Robes, Frock Waists, Thread Edgings,, BobOin
r. ~, Is Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-21

ToRoxro. December a.-The Hon. George
Brown has resigned his seat in the Cabinet,
owing 10 grave difference Of opinion on i'm
portant public questions. The particulars have
not transpired
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New York Markets.

New YORK, December 20. - Flour firm
Wheat and corn steady. Beefquiet. Pork dull
Lard, whisky and navas stores dull. Cotton
firm at soc. Gold, 1461s.