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PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER Il, 1865
ARRIVED.


PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER l.: 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Richmond, Stranahan. Norfolk,
United States mail. merchandise and passengers.
Haskins l. BridgfOrd.
steamer Port Royal, Rowland, City Point.
schOOnerS III tow.
Steamer Fannie King, Shaw, City Point, schoon-
ers in tow, to Government.
Steamer Virginia, Snyder, Philadelphia, mer-
chandisc and passengers, u. II. Dbrell.
Schooner John Warren, LOrzer, New York, hay,
j. N. Royal.
Schooner Richard Thompson, Crammer, New
York hay. &. E. WhitlOck.
Schooner Mignonettc, Colbert, Onanocock, oats,
to captain.
Schooner Specie. Smith, Philadelphia, coal
Writ Roberts.
Schooner r. b. Teunis, Smith, Severn river, oys-
ters. -
Schooner Ad.leza Loveman, Fortress Monroe,
Government forage.
Schooner Americas, Lloyd, Washington, Govern
SIoOp ST. German, Hampton creek, oysters.
>loop Wave, Hampton creek, oysters.
SAILED.
Steamer NJ. Martin, Livingston, Norfolk. United
States mail, merchandise and passengers, Haskins
& BridgfOrd.
Steamer Hatteras. Parrish New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, Samuel Ayres 4 Co.
Steamer Niagara, Couch. New York, merchan-
disc and ia ssengerS q. +. Watson.
Schooner Rossway, Mckay, Halifax, merchan-
disc Gas kie Brothers.
Schooner Joseph Holmes, Asa, down the river, to
load with wood
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BY JoHxsQN's INDEPENDENT A0xHCT.


From W0sh6nGtoo.
WARRINGTON, December 1.-THE reconstruc.
ton resolution agreed to In the Onion caucu.
last night viii probably pass the Senate with
ont long debate. House Committee on the
DiStrict Of Columbia was purposely made mp
with a majority Of men IA l0wn TO favor equal
suffrage here. The prop osition introduced
int the House to charge upon tho National
Treasury oil war expenses OF the States meets
with opposition in the Urea sury Department.
Hundreds Of millions are involved in the set.
Element Of these claims. The Conservatives
claim the result Of the caucns Of Republican
Senator'S yesterday as triumph, which viii be
followed by the admission Of tho Tennessee
delegation.
The War Department has takeu steps to re-
pair damages to levees on the lower Missis.
sippi river, on the ground that L0uisiaa,, and
Mississippi are under martial law.
General Robert Mitchell, Of West Virginia.
has been appointed Governor Of New Mexico
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
pURCELL, LAID & Co,

i DRuGGIsTs AND
DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, &c,
have made arrangements favorable to purchasers.
and are now prepared to take orders for
POLISHED PLATE GLASS, 4.-F
from the largest factories in France and Belgium,
which furnish glass of rNsURPAssED QUALITY.
Also, FRENCH WINDOW GLASS,
Of single or double thickness
ORNAMENTED GLASS,
CGH HAMMERED GLASS, for floors and sky
lights, and
PATENT LIGHTS {Hyatt'sl,
for sidewalks and vaults.
Orders for tho above promptly executed
Main and Thirteenth streets, torR OLD srANp,1 In
y few weeks, and will be prepared with 4 good as
sortment to supply the wants Of our old friends
Samples of the different kinds OF Glass can DO
seen on application.
de Its PURCELL, LADD Il CO.
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ORR CITY SUBSCRIBERS

II will require few days more {" arrange for the
70. ular delivery ~ The DI>rsrcH To our CITY sub
>crber>. oar old tarrirr~ are rapidly making M
their former lists. and Will be aided BIZ special
canva>scre. VIII" will call on orr citizens during
the week, orders left with any Of the Carriers or
or at our counting room. ON Governor
street, one door from Main, will insure the de.
livery OF the paper early every morning ANY
Subscriber failing TO receive the paper will please
notify Us.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

nnradven>ing columns show tina. az. old friend,
have NOT forgotten through what channel they ca
mos, certainly reach ;hc largest number Of readers
They ,hal! no' he disappointed in their estimate OF
the ubiqutous power of the plsrArcH Wherever
the mail the express company. our special mes,en-
xev~ the city carriers. and our agents in all the
. rn> and villages of Nirg mia, North Carolina and
Tennessee can reach family. there are resolved,
that the DISPATCH shall be found cost wha, i, NAV
al fapitAi. enersv ANA labor
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aNtN TWO CENTS.

W. are determined that no, cac III the thirty odd
= ,u.aud Subscribers fnsmerlv the books of the
many nIsr.rcn shall he deprived OF IL by reason
The hard times, and have placed the paper ut the
Low ,rico Of two CENTS less than one half charged,
, s., The ether da iiitS.
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az HOGSHEADS CHOICE BROWN

Ok HOGSHEADS CHOICE BROWN
200 barrels EXTRA c, YELLOW, A and B COZ
FEE SUGAR,
$50 barrels CUT LOAF, CRUSHED and POW
DERED SUGAR,
50 barrels PORTO RICO and MCSCOVADO MO
LASSES,
30 barrels BR ANDY. GIN and WINE,
100 boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
$50 bags RIO, LAGUAYRA and JAVA COFFEE,
80 barrels Nc. l. 2 and MACKEREL,
100 barrels GROSS HERRINGS,
% tierces LEAF LARD,
New HAMS, BREASTS and SHOULDERS,
100 boxes RAlSlNS,
100 sacks SALT, for sale by
W.B JONES & Co.
de LIFT No. :8Main street.
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CASE or SoxxANBULisx.-On Monday night
last, Mr.. u. Lamlsrt while IN asomnambuhc
state, walked out Of his chamber, at his mo.
theirs residence or Sixth street, between CLAY
and Leigh, aud fell down q flight Of steps,
producing confusion on his head, but not
seriously injuTing him. The fall most ehectu-
ally walked him mp.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, December l2.-FlOur very heavy for
common high grades unchanged. Wheat droop-
ing. Corn dull-whitc, Soc yellow. 77Ql7sc. ClO-
verseed lOwer-sales at - II. Provisions dull.
Sugars have a downward tendency. Whisky dull,
at 1921.
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MAJORS CorRr.-Two white boys, named
Dick Carter and John Camp, were before the
Mayor yesterday, charged with stealing a
quantity Of tobacco from the warehouse Of Mr..
G. &. McMurray, In Lumpkins alley. The
evidence was sufficient to Justify the Mayor In
demanding them for further examination be-
fore the Hastings Court.
The remainder of the session was occupied In
disposing Of cases involving drunkenness and
disorderly conduct, q detail Of which would
not interest our readers.
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Virxinia OYSTER Trade.

FORT MONROE, December l0-A large dele
CATION of Oystermen held a meeting i'll Norfolk
yesterday, and passed resolutions appointing
a committee, of which Captain Henry Fitz-
gerald is chairman, to go to Richmond for the
purpose of obtaining 4 revision of the laws
regulating the Oy ster trade in Virginia.
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SHIPPING.

EOR BALTIMORE NEW YORK
H. AND B0ST0N:=PEOPLES 441x n
kSp R Eli anE1 I1 ssEEk1EAEnxkvHEss
RICHMOND EVERY WEDNESDAY AMI HATUK-
DAY.--LEAvES baltimore EVERY WRDNES.
DAY AND SATURDAY.
The new and elegant steamer AGNES, Captain
$. p. BOwRN, will leave for Baltimore WEONES-
DAY MORNING O'Clock.
Having large and cOmmodi0us sheds, we receive
freight every day (sundays excepted.
The steamers connect 1t Baltimore with the Com
mercial Steamboat Company, carrying freight
through 1T greatly reduced rates.
This steamer has splendid state room accomrno-
datiOns.
Passage, four dollars: Apply to
CHRISTIAN, LEA 4 Co, Agents.
de lit No. 81 Main street.
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From Georgia.

New YORK. December l2.-The steamer Her
man Livingston, from Savannah 9th instant,
has arrived.
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens peremptorily
declines the candidacy for the United States
Senate.
Hon. c. j. Jenkins, recently elected Cover
nor OF Georgia. sent q communication TO the
Legislature on the sth instant declining the
inauguration ut present
Nothing is said in the proclamation about
the election of Governor.
The Savannah Herald contains Provisional
Governor Johnsons message to the Legisla-
ture in which he entreats them to bring for
ward their prejudices and animosities and
offer them as a sacrifice on the altar of our
common country, that we may once more pre-
sent the happy spectacle of brothers.
The House of Representatives has instructed
the Judiciary Committee to report 4 bill Sc
curing to persons of color the right of proper.
ty. the right to sue and be sued, and to testify
in the courts.
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QuALIFIEb.-Mr. Temple Elicit yesterday
qualified before the Hastings Court as deputy
for Mr.. John w. Wright, sheriff Of the city.
Mr.. Elicit has for some time past, very ac:.
ceptably ttlled the position OF clerk OF
Freedmen's Court His new occupation
doubtless be more to his taste. Several no.
ries and practicing attorneys also qnalified'
Yesterday.
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LICExsEs.--The Hastings Court yesterday
granted large number OF persons licenses to
keep Ordinaries, which means, in fact, the
privilege Of selling liquor by the glass. There
are many in the city who have not yet made
applca ton. among them most OF the proml-
nent hotel keepers. They would do well to
apply before the close Of the present term,
us otherwise they will be liable ~ indictment
by the Grand Jury, which meets on the Sc
cOnd Monday in January next.
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From California.

SAN Francisco, December 9.-The Colorado
sailed to-day, taking 81 100000 in treasure, of
which 1859 900 goes to New York.
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A GRICULTCRAL WAREHOUSE
IA No Ii MAIN STREET.-BY purchase And

n w
IA No. Ii MAIN STREET.-By purchase and
stantly in store full stock Of goods in our line.
We call attention to the foll"wiMg goods pertis u
to eight hundred pounds: three hundred est
CUTNAlIS. four penny TO si,ty penny rs
universal COTTON GINS; Cotton an ny
PRESSES: WELL FIXTURES and STRAW Ut
TIERS; VULCANIZED RUBBER BETTING. 10
twelve inch STRETCHED LEATHER BRl Nc,
two TO twelve inch !; pure GUM PACKING; MP
PACKING; MANILA ROPE, Ill sizes We
inch PLOWS and PLOW CASTINGS, Id reat
variety; Blacksmths' BELLOWS; II bru,
"a, &c. WOOD TURNING done 70 order.
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From Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, December 1e.-1n the Senate,
the joint resolution to proceed to the ratifica-
ton of the Constitutional Amendment was
laid over under the rules.
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Roston 1Iayoralty Election.

BosroS, December LIZ. w Lincoln was
reelected mayor of this city to-day by ma
jority Of about two thousand. The City Coun-
Gil is largely Republican. The vote is light-a
little over eight thousand.
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Npw York Markets.

NEW YORK, December l2.-Flour has declined
lcM2oc p barrel. Wheat dull Corn firm sales
81, 900 bushels yellow Southern at 90@93c. Beef and
pork firm Whisky steady. Cotton dull sales of
1,4oo bales at EI4sc. Naval stores quiet. Freshts
dnll Col
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New York Rank Statement.

New YORK, December 1.-THE weekly state
ment Of the city banks shows tho following
total Decrease, loans, $I,3j0,000; increase,
specie, -, 100, 600 circulation S77, depo.
Sit X9:nl.OOO
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PHILADELPHIA, December IA large and
enthusiastic meeting of the Fenian Circles in
this city was held to night. Resolutions were
unanimously adopted endorsing Colonel
O. Mahony as president.
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DIRECT MISUNDERSTANDING the past week
six cargoes of salt, averaging from four thou
sand TO ten thousand bushels EACH destined
for the Richmond market, have arrived at City
Point, direct from Liverpool. And yet we hear
that some of our retail merchants are sending
North for their supplies of this indispensable
II.
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COvRr OF CONFERENCE.-The following
cases We're heard by this Court yesterday
+. A. !: Clop,bn rs. +; B. W. Apperson.
Case dismissed by plaintiff.
Y. r. Bliss rs. Iii Ferguson. Judgment for
the plaintiff for the sum Of fifteen dollars, in
full 81 lisfaction of his claim
West Il Brother rs. e. King. Case dis
missed by plaintiffs.
John r. Ballard re-. Fernando King and
Louis Wenholtz. Case dismissed by plain
tf.
r. Mcdowell rs. Baker & PER-. The case
was dismissed without costs.
Several petitions We're filed, the evidence
partly heard, and the cases continued until to-
dav.
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TWO CARRIERS WANTED.

Two active and energetic young men wanted to
establish new ron'cs for the DISPATCH. Apply be-
t,rr CLOCK day.
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MASONIC 0aASD OrYicsRs.-The Grand
Lod9e OF Virginia last night elected the fol-
lowing officers to serve for twelve months:
n. w. 3. II. Lane, Of Louisa Courthouse. q. n:
T. ". William Terry. Of Wytheville, d. g. M,
T. " 7; 7; Owens, 81 Norfolk, q. 8. WI.
W. william I. Maule. Of Richmond, @. J. W.
I. W. T. U. Dudley, Of Richmond, II;
B. v " 1 na,s. peve y e Riehmend. Q; s;
X. W. William Lambert, uf Alexandria. g. j. B.
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ORGANIZATION OF THE CITY POLIcE.-Yester-
day was the day appointed by Mayor Saunders
for administering the oath of office to the new
Chief of Police Ma jor John H. Claiborne, and
his subOrdinates. No time will now be lost in
perfecting the organiZat lion OF the department,
which goes into OperatiOu on the 10Th nstant.
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GREAT BARGAINS

GREAT BARGAINS ...
READY.xADE CLOTHING
RICHMOND CLOTHING BAZAAR.
No. ll9 MAIN srRESr.
MEasRs. LOEB BROTHERS,
grateful for the very extensive patronage already
extended to them. beg leave to renew their assn.
RANGES to the public Of Richmond and vicinity that
they are
- DETERMINED NOT TO BE OuTDONE
all the goods in their line of which they have con-
stantly on hand
THE GREATEST VARIETY,
THE NEWEST STYLES AND FASHIONS,
THE MOST DESIRABLE FABRICS,
which it will be their aim to sell at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES,
and afording golden opportunities to the public
AND ONLY A LIVING PROFIT
to themselves.
They now receiving direct from the best houses
OF EUROPEAN MANUFACTURERS
very choice and well-selected assortment Of
FANCY BEAVER AND ENGLISH PILOT CLOTHS,
suitable for
OVERCOATS and WINTER CLOTHING OF ALL
to which particular attention is invited at the
RICHMOND CLOTHING BAZAAR,
No. lla MAIN STREET.
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TELEGRA.PTIIC NEWSl
lssoClATED PRESS DISPATCHES.


|. Cemgressienal Proceedings.
WAsHIxarox, December l2.-SExArE.-Mr
Davis, of Kentucky, offered resolution, which
was referred to the Judiciary Committee, de.
claring that whereas there is no longer rebel
lion in the limits of the United States, there
fore the privilege of the writ of habeas ccrpas
Is restored in every State.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the
House resolution providing for the appoint
ment Of Joint committee of fifteen to inquire
into the condition of the States which formed
the so-called Confederacy, and report whether
they, or any Of them, are entitled to be repre-
sehted in either House Of Congress. The reso-
luton was amended and passed-aycs, 80 !;
nays, II. The Senate theu adjourned.
Horsy OF REPREsExrArIvEs.-T Speaker
submitted a communication from the Govern.
or Virginia, enclosing an act Of the General
Assembly in favor of the repeal OF the act
giving the consent Of the Legislature of Vir-
ginia for forming the new State of West Vir-
ginia. Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Raymond presented the credentials of
the members elect from Tennessee.
Mr. Stevens objected. saying that the State
Of Tennessee was not known to the House
The Speaker overruled the objection.
Mr. RAYMOND said there were many facts
connected with Tennessee, past and present.
which commendedits case to the early conside-
ration of the House.
Several gentlemen wanted the Tennessee
members ut once admitted, lauding them for
their patriotism during the war.
The House referred their credentials to the
Joint committee of fifteen on the condition OF
the late Confederate States--yeas, 1876 !; nays,
u.
A resolution was passed inviting the men,
bers elect from Tennessee TO occupy seats in
the Hall of Representatives. Pending the de-
cision OF their case, the House then adjourned.
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ST. LOUIS, December l2.-Ladue, Jersey s.
Co, bankers, suspended payment and closed
their doors to day.
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MEADE & BAKER,
PRACTICAL PHARMACEUTISTS


FOUGERA'S COMPOUND IODINISED COD L.
YER OIL, which, being combined with Iodine, Bro
mine and Phosphorus, is YIvE TINES STRONGER
than any other Cod Liver Oil cOnseq uently q very
much smaller dose il required and all fear Of
nausea avoided. -
FOUGRRA'S PYROPHOSPHATE OF IRON, ele.
gantly prepared in the form Of d, ees and syrup,
rendering 1t more acceptabletN nestOmachs Of de.
licate females and children an other preparations
of Iron.
FOUGERA'S DRAG<kS Of sANTONINE, most
efficient and palata q vermifuge.
FOUGERA'S IRELAND MOSS Pt>l'E, q very
agreeable AMI effective preparaA,n for coughs.
FOURNIER's PAULLINIA POWDERS AND
Paullinia is imported into Paris from South Ame;:
RIGA, and there prepared the form Of powders and
pills, IN the most careful and scientific manner 1t
Is recognized AZ one Of the most powerful and cer
tain therapeutic agents In nervous affections. espe-
success in this city. A.. ss.5s5 d.
FRANKS PILLS. t415
REYNOLDS'S SPECIFIC, for Govt ~
BLANCARDS PILLS OF IODIDE OF IRON.
PURE CAFFEIN, ATROPIA, DIGITAL!N, CAN
NABlS INDICA. and many other rare and genuine
preparations and chemicals, for sale BY
Pharma couts.s.
corner Of Ninth and Franklin streets,
dc 1l-let Richmond, Va.
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SUDDEN DEArH.-On Monday afternoon, Mr..
Joseph Cottrell, Il citizen of HenricO, fell sud-
denly dead on the Brook road, near this city.
An inquest was held by Justice Wade, and 4
verdict rendered, that death was Occasioned
by disease of the heart.
WE ARE indebted to the Adams Express
Company for New York papers some sixteen
hours in advance Of the mail.
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THE FIRST MARKET was literally supplied
yesterday morning with meats, fish. poultry
and vegetables. Oysters were selling 1T one
dollar per gallon. There is no difficulty now
in getting a good dinner, provided a man has
the rrpenbackS
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A LrNArIc.-Wm. V. b. Baker was yester-
day examined before Justices Wade, Nettles
and Lee, of Henrico county, on the charge of
attempting to kill his father, ,Orge Baker.
The magistrates arrived at the conclusion that
there was no doubt about his insanity, and
determined to send him to the Eastern 1Iunatic
4 Sylum. at WILLIAMSBURG
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SUICIDE AT SEA.-The captain Of the brig
Troubadour. which arrived at City. Point q
tay or two since from St. Johns, N b., rushed
upon the deck of his vessel at an early honr one
morning while coming into the Capes Of Vir-
gnia and jumped overheard The crew made
IN effort to save him by throwing out plank
but ne took no notice of ii, and diving down
into the water was drowned. The captain is
supposed to have been labOring under Il iii OF
the 9. horrors ~ ut the time, and was probably
not aware of what he was doing.
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WANTED, A FEW GOOD HANDS
w who understand how 10 operate on Singers
Sewing Machine. Good wages paid and steady
employ mcnt promised. =
Apply at the Hat Factory in Rockets, near the
Gas Works. de l3-1t
WANTED. A PARTNER IN AN
w established legitimate business. Capital re-
quired about u, 900. Address A. B. w., Dispatch
ONCE. de ll-1t*
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Memphis Market.
Eenian Meeting at PHILADELPHIA.

MEPMPns December 12.-The cotton market is
depressed sales at 4o@L 43c.
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Nero AssAssIyATED BY SOLDIERs.-A ne
gro was found dead near the Old FAIR Grounds
Yesteriay morning, having been shot through,
the head, as has been aScertained by two sol
diers, on the previous night. Circumstances
also went TO show that his person had been
robbed of two watches and tive dollars in
money An inquest was held by Justice ~
Ter, when the foregoing facts We're disclosed,
and verdict was rendered accordingly. The
parties who committed the deed are supposed
TO have taken refuge in their camp and their
arrest has not been effected.
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RICHMOND CRY RAILwAY.-The City Coun
ell. at its last meeting, passed the ordinance
relative TO the Richmond City Railway, With
some amendments. Ii siipnlates among its
provisions that the first section OF the road
leading from Rockets up TO Ninth street, shall
be completed within one year from the date OF
its passage. The company suffered much. pc
cumiarily. from the disasters OF war, ana they
propose 10 renew their enterprise by means of
a loan, effected in the usual manner. That the
road will eventually be- constructed from
Rockets up Main 10 Ninth street, thence ont
to the corporation line, mp Ninth 10 Broad,
and out Broad to Brook avenue, with various
diverging routes to the railroad depo1s we en-
terrain no SORT OF doubt.
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AERrsrs.-The following arrests were made
by the military police yesterday: Reuben
Donald, for stealing clothing from Milton Har-
rSon, negro: William Toomey, 4 little ten
year old white boy, for stealing tobacco from
MIR. McMurray AnnanaS johnson. negro.
for stealing gold ring from f. McQ uimby :
and Flick Bunday, a Baltimore negro, for
attempting to steal u pair of boots.
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DE-OPENED AGAIN.-S. B. BAN
hICROFT, AGENT, respectfully announces that
he will be happy to meet his customers Ut No. 80
Main street, opposite the SponwOOd Hotel.
experienced wOrkmen.
de Its D. b, BANCROFTs Agent.
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PRovosr COrRT-BREvEr-C COLONEL McExTEE
observation-disclosures Knight and Lavinia Wat
son. cOlored. We're arrMgned yesterday on a
charge of fighting, and sent to prison for three
months.
Tom Harris, little darkey, charged with
throwing rocks at Harrison Scott, negro. was
released.
Sophia Williams, negro, charged with steal
ing Il shawl, was released.
John Sullivan, Twelfth United States in
fantry. charged with drunkenness and disOr-
DERBY conduct, was sent to prison for ten days.
THE SIDEWALKS on Governor STREET
WOrkmen are now employed in relaying the
sidewalk on Governor street. from Main street
to the D;slatch Office, which will enable the
friends of the paper to reach our place of BUSH
ness without difficulty. We learn that. iInme-
diately after this work is completed, Mr.. Gill
will cause the removal OF the distractions from
the remainder OF the walk, extending to
Franklin street