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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-12

IxaAHsH. FUND.

The board appointed To determine the
soutre Of the fund turned over to the Go
yernuient by The rebel commissioner Of ex.
change, Robert Ould, have, decided to ex.
tend the time to applicants making claims
for this money until November l.
THE STORM LAST NiGHr-BREAK IN rne ForR-
.z1a rEESTH-srEyEf sEwEa.s 1%,S q
Yesterday afternoon 0 terribly severe
rain-storm, accompanied by terrific than
der and lurid flashes Of lightning, visited
this city and vicinity, and for hours 1t
rsined necessarily, In short time giving
tho cutters Of the streets the appearance
ne carriageways. The Tiber was swollen
ss IL has not been for months, while the ef-
feotwas also plsinly visible about the canal.
In the low sections Of the city, cellars filled
with water at a rapid rate, and considera-
bic destruction has thus been Occasioned.
The volume of water that has fallen must
have been immense, and at this writing
III o'clock p. NJ there is no abatement of
the fury of the storm, and, from the ap-
pearances outside, not much prospect of
cessation for hours yet.
Early in the evening portion Of the
culvert at Fourteenth and F streets caved
In, carrying q horse with 1t. The animal
was almost instantly submerged in mass
Of mud, and shortly afterwards was car
ried into the mouth of the sewer. AT half
past O'Clock it was considered dangerous
for the city passenger cars to run over that
part of the track which Was on the verge OF
the gap. Officer Beattie, Of the Fifth Pre-
! cinct, then stretched rope around the
"wash in" hung out lantern, and
watched the place to prevent further acct
dent. At IL O'clock the breach had
widened to eight feet by fifteen feet, be-
sides forming cavity of twenty or thirty
feet under the intersection of tho two
streets.
TIE damage thus occasioned it will re-
| quire some time to repair, and will involve
much expense.-National h,tellYencer.
INSPECTION MARKS on LIQUOR CASKS.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
| desires to call the attention of dealers in
| empty barrels to the section Of the inter.
nal revenue law which imposes penalty
of 5000 upon the purchaser, as well as the
seller, of spirit casks or barrels, for each
cask knowingly purchased with inspection
marks thereon. Ii appears that many per-
sons engaged in this business are not aware
Of this provision Of the law, and the com.
missioner desires to remind them of it, in
order that they may not become subject to
the penalty Chronicle.
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
In Colonel Ovens report to the stockhold-
trs the consolidation scheme is discussed at
Large, and argued to be in opposition to
the interest and settled policy of the road,
As well as the spirit and letter Of its char
ter, which provides that "no discrimina-
tion whatsoever shall be made upon one
road TO the prejudice or injury of another
road, or TO prevent the free and unrestrict-
ed transit from one road to another road of
all freight, tonnage, travel, mail, Or other
things" ~
President Owen says in conclusion:
Since 1850 your financial condition has
improved nearly 100000. Your road
bed is in as good condition, your machinery
aud rolling stock are about equal, and with
The exception Of the depot houses and q
lew remaining bridges, your whole road is
IN as good condition as in 1860. Your
le,incss is daily improving, and the earn
lo:> Of the last month (September) were
greater than those for any month previous
10 the war. Your business is growing ra-
mdly: the earnings for the present year
vii! probably be SS50,0O0, and allowing
hity-tve per cent. for running expenses,
YOU will have 1882, 800 net revenue with
which 10 pay interest, and leave balance
Vi s?0o,0 for other purposes"
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TELEaRAPHIC news.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.


.5tNta Awo1umo A<so%ssS.
IxprAxApoLrs, October ll.-Further returns
from the northern part Of theState show large
gains. From the best estimate that can be
made, the Republican majority in the State will
10 lnooo. -washburn and Ortiz Repubiicansl,
in the Seventh and Eighth districts, are
elected: In the First district, Niblack Demo
craft has 1000 majority; In the Second dis
.rict, Kerr (DemocraD has 1.s77 majority; In
the Third district, Huester tRadical), 900 ma
,ority in the Fourth district, Holman Demo
craft, 200 to 800 majority; In the Fifth dis
trict, Julian (RadicaD, $40 majority; In the
Sixth district, Coburn (RadicaD, 1900 ma
jority; In the Seventh district, Washburn
(Radical), dao majority; In the Eighth dis.
trict, orth (Radical), 800 majority; In the
Ninth district, Colfax tRadical), 1000 ma.
jority In the Tenth district, Williams Radi-
call, 1900 majority; In the Eleventh distris<,
Shanks (RadicaD, 1000 majority
The Republicans claim two thirds Of both
branches of the LEGISLATURE.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
New YORK, October ll.-Gold, l5a's. Ster-
ling, n for 60 days bills.
New YoRK, October ll.-Afternoon.- Gold,
l5l., Treasures, l06. Tens, soH. Elves, ll3a.
Coupons, skies, 1885,. Flour dull; sales, 700
barrels southern, 81. so9slG2j. Wheat quiet
and heavy. Corn lc. better; sales $4,000
bushels. Oats lc better. Pork firm at s33 20.
Lard heavy at l6'4@l9c. Whisky firm. Cot
ton higher at s9@4oc. sales 1900 bales. Rice
steady. Turpentine, 69@7oc Rosin, sis79
%. 30.
MOBILE MARKETS, WEDNESDAY.
MOBILE, October l0.-Cotton-Sales to-day
of 100 bales middlings, Soc.
MOBILE MARKETS, THURSDAY.
MOBILE, October I.-C0tton-Sales TO- day,
oOo bales; middliugs, 36a37c.-factors ask.
ing full prices and market firm.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, WEDNESDAY.
NEW ORLEANS, October lo.-Cotton sitter
and unchanged. Gold, l47&.
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From Westinghouse OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ment-Heayy Rain.

WASHINGTON, October ia dispatch APP.
peared in the Philadelphia Ledger this morn.
ing, dated Washington, announcing that the
President had propounded certain interroga-
tories to the Attorney General respecting the
constitutionality of Congress; and that an
opinion in writing would be given against the
legality of that body. The dispatch caused
great sensation, the effect being felt quite Sc
riously in mercantile circles. Gold made IN
advance to 537s during the day, owing to its
influence. There is authority for saying,
however that the statement is not in accord.
ance with fact, no question of such charac-
ter having ever been submitted by the Presi-
dent to the law officer Of the Government.
The President to-day appointed Wickham
Hoffman, of Louisiana, Assistant Secretary
of the United States Legation ut Paris.
A heavy rain has been falling since yester-
day, the streams in the vicinity of the city are
being much swollen, and there has been con-
siderable damage TO property.
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SAN FRAScIsco, October ll.-Japan advices
of September 4th report the arrival at Yoko-
hanna of General Van Valkenburg, United
States Minister TO Japan, and of Anson Bur-
lingame, Minister to China. Both were on n
visit TO Jeddo. Burlingame was expected TO
leave soon for China. The Italian Minister
had given banquet to the French Minister
on board the steamer Magnata, which subse.
quently left for China. The Minister pro-
ceeds to Pekin for the purpose of making q
treaty between China and Italy.
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Funeral of Commodore stockton.

PRINCETON, y. j., October lO.-The
funeral Of Commodore Stockton took place
at ; o'clock this afternoon. All business
was suspended, flags displayed at half mast,
and the town is one of mourning. Every
mark OF respect was shown to the distin-
gn>hcd dead. The funeral was very large
ana imposing, many of the leading public
men and officers of the navy participating.
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From Mexico.

New York, October 1.-THE Hernld's Mata'
moras correspondent says that General Alejia,
the Imperial commander, has moved on Mon
terey, and a battle ere this has probably taken
Mace. 1t is said that Macmillan has gone
over to the Church party rs last resort to
satisfy the clergy. He has restored the ola
Church property, annulled offensive laws, and
dismissed all the rest Of the ministers.
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YrTAN1AI AiTD ConznnCiAI-


Special dispatsh 10 The New York Tribune.
Z wAaHixsrox, October - Yesterday the
Currency Bureau Of The Treasury Department
burned 100000 belonging to the Merchants
and Mechanics National Bank Of Philadel.
phia on account OF the signatures Of the Pre-.
sident and Cashier being printed, instead OF
written, upon this circulation.
The records Of the Treasury Departments
show that demand notes valued Mt s2jo,374.75
are ut present outstanding. These notes bear
upon their face gold value.
The United States Treasurer IL gradually
drawing these In, rs CSC, 71s, sso have been re-
deemed since the original issue OF eeo, oSo, 900.
sALR or RAILROAD STOCK.
On yesterday, Akers Son sold at auction
forty shares OF stock in the Virginia and Ten.
nessee Railroad Company at prices ranging
from 2jh to 2s. We understand that several
tendency of the market was upward.-Lyneh-
burg Netcs, nth.
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Owner for Coupons Wanted.

PHILADELPHIA, October l0.-Some time
since $3.50 in coupons Of 7-3O bonds, due in
February last, were presented at the First
National Bank under suspicious circum-
Stances. The owner has not been dis
covered. The coupons had been cut from
sixteen $1,000 notes, fourteen from $500
notes, and the balance from hundreds and
htic>, the whole representing about $780,
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
Some inquiry for information having been
mad" as toa statement in a Richmond paper
concerning the amount Of stock Of this
company held in Baltimore, we. are in
formed on reliable authority that the books
VI The company show that only about one
tenth OF the stock is owned in Baltimore /;
ana about three-iourtls Of that amount is
S,'cE that was sold by Messrs. Barreda &
! '"lc, OF New York, who purchased it be-
''!s the war from the late Charles Scott,
OF lyncbburg.
We believe that the freights on the
range and Alexandria railroad are lower
~" IMAM they were before the war, and
we VIE Passenger fare no higher.-Alenandlria
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A Political Canard.
Special dispatch to the Star.

NEW ORLEANS, October 9.-The state
M, nj in the New Orleans dispatch to the
New York Herald is false throughout in
charging that the New Orleans Picayune
las changed editors, and is giving support
10 the constitutional amendment. 1t cor
diaily supports The presidential policy for
the restoration of the Union.
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,,sv,vania elects Governor. twenty
I,.nobcrs Of Congress, and members OF
f"u' r;'la,ure; Ohio, nineteen members OF
a L's Indiana, eleven members OF
c c.srcs, and State officers; and Iowa, SIX
.o~e OF Congress, State officers, ana Q
Lc Sra cote in Pennsylvania for tho past
Cave Years has been Is follows: |.
"a, i I,%GSn auditor. General tDsmo. :.
no. craft, majority. s,'s4
,ssa Curtin, Governor lRepublican),l,. :.
majority ....-......... .......... Io,sSs
,:Inoin's majority 2o,o75
isst uu,. nt Auditor lenefsi IRE.
NO. rublican), majority. ...t.r..... 1850
u 1862 the Democrats overcsms Re-
.rhiran majority of nearly 10000 of two
GEARS GEARS before, and elected their candidate
~ Auditor. General by majority of over
o. oo0 Since 1862 the Republicans have
",,b year carried the State. In 1860 the
uIoIc vote of the State for President was
s-f4i2; in 1864, for President, ,702,
hing an increase in four years of about
100000.
follows:
,,,a L,ncolns majority over nil. 49,. %, ITO
isl. Todd. Governor Republican,, ma.
lority NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Do, ioo
,>ss Armstrong, Secretary of State tDe.
mocratl, majority ...-..:..... o,oo7
.NN' m.,nr,,X iol ,oa9
80. ,ineoln's majority. .......... 50, $50
I'D, Cox, Governor lliepublicant, ma L
prity cVpVcV
The Ohio Congressional delegation now
stands seventeen Republicans to two De-
moCratS. .
Indiana for the past few years voted as
follows: .....#
,ua Lincoln's majority over all....... 1928
l,,, ncmocratic majority. ............. 9,oi3
9.,{ The Republicans made gain over
III" previous. ,.........-........ lo,ooo
~. Lincoln $ alority................. 20, ls9
10 No election except for county officers.
Indiana is now represented in Congress
ry nine Republicans and two Democrats.
TIE ELECTIONS IN IOWA
have resulted as follows:
I,n, Mr.. Iincoln's majority ............ H,2s9
i,,1 Wright, Secretary of State, (Re-
pubIicanl majority. D,ll1
,yl Stone, Governor, Republican,. %, 5l3
lN4 Lincoln. .................. 'e,oIl
i.i stone, Governor, about. 10000
Iowa has uniformly gone Republican for
the past five years. Her present delega-
ton in Congress consists of six Republicans.
National Republican.
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,,i ihe Quaker emigrants from North Ca
t da.D who passed through Raleigh few
,SH ss s ago stated that they were leaving
,n 'S' State because. Of their unwillingnsss
~ oe put upon footing with the negro
EEDraailation, which they were satisfied the
W Sneas We're aiming st.-HibningtoD
I, M W. those who have lived to any purpose
Z" 'ne world have lived historically.
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Ohio Elections.

CINCINNATI, October ll.-Returns from for
ty.tive counties give Radical majority OF
4j700. The remaining forty-three counties
will probably reduce the majority TO $1,000.
General Morgan (Democrat is elected to Con-
gress in the Thirteenth district.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Special to the Dispatch.
Consolidation.

g.: LYycHBuRa, October II, p. MIN meet.
ing of stockholders Of the Virginia and Ten
nessee railroad the consolidation question Is
being debated. Messrs. Malone and Boiling
spoke In favor OF the scheme. Mr.. Shelley is
speaking now against it. The scheme will
probably be defeated. =.
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VIZ NJ. KNA BE & CO.,.%
w MANUFACTURERS OF Xn
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL,u
GRAND, SQUARE,
AND UPRIGHT

FIRST PREMIUM, GUILD MhDAL,s
'NANA AND UPRIGHT
Pr A N o s.
These Instruments having been before the public
for the past thirty years. have, upon their excel.
lence alone, attained an USPURcHAsBD PRE-ENI.
SEScE that pronounces them unequsllsd. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
dne singing quality, we'll as great purity OF
information and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their
TOUCH
Is plant and elastic and is entirely free from the
stiffness found in so many pianos, which causes
the performer to so easily tire In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be sxcelled. Their action Is con-
structed with care and attention to every part
therein that oh aracterizss the finest mechanism.
None buthe best seasoned material is used In their
ma manufacture, and they will accept the hard usages
OF the concert-room with that of the parlor upon
an eauality-unafected in their melody; In fact,
they are constructed
"NOT FOR YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have onr new improved
Grand Scale and the Agrafs Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
JOHNSON & CHAMBERLAYNB,
Sole Agents for the sale Of the above celebrated
Pianos, No. 9e2, corner Main and Ninth streets,
EiohmopJ Y2I-bm
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A Pillow FOR THE TIMES.
"A THE WATT PLoW,.

Warranted TO do far better work, wit one fourth
less power; is double as strong and rs durable;
pulverze the soil and cover up vegetation far su.
perior to any cuff brace plow ever yet made All OF
which have been invented, formed, and fashloned
by myself). ....;t,
to Its merits viz. +. g: Rutiin, William Sleeper
liam Smith, Colonel j. h. Crsnshaw. Richard
Adams. nrI E9Tle., b ~ Hsxsi f0 Gnres
Albert NJ. Akin, d. S. Fisher, John P. Dickinson,
George Booker, and others, who are using II and
seen Il operate. In every case where II fails 10
come up to the warranted, will return the price
pad as soon a. the pillow is delivered into the store
Of George Watt & 20, at the old stand.
GEORGE WATT, Plow. maker,
No. 1850 Franklin street,
se2s -3m Richmond, Va.
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Fire I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, October l0.-A fire last night
destroyed Lowenthal & Co.'S tobacco man
utactory, No. II south Water street. The
stock was entirely destroyed: Loss,
100000; insured for $4,000.
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BpSToN, October l0.-The Arlington
Mills at Lawrence, were destroyed by fire
Yesterday afternoon. They employed
ahou, $50 hands. The loss is estimated at
$50, 900; covered by insurance.
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pppoer or THE TOBACCO MARKET.

sE TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, October IL, 1860.
Seventy lone hogsheads and boxes opened
eleven hogsheads Of which were factory
scraps and stems; 1fty.fye sold at auction
as follows New primings, ~; Tugs, very
common and funked, - TO - Tugs, medium
working and shipping, $3.50 to 81; lugs. good
working and shipping, % to $50; leaf, COM
mon working and shipping, funked, ~ to % /;
leaf, medium working and shipping, funked,
% to Ella. 80 leaf, good working and shipping,
sl5 to sl7; leaf, fine working and shipping,
Sls, 10 s22; manufacturing, common to me-
dun, 'sls to as; manufacturing, good to fine,
ST. to go manufacturing, extra, $50 TO $50;
fancy wrapper common to medium, $40 TO
$50 fancy wrapper, good to fine, 800 to $50.
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lhE CENSUS or THE UNITED STATEs.--A
o'a''S'lcai table exhibiting the rates Of in
:s~% OIL the population of the United States
S'nCe 1860, the date of the last census, is
"o,hg prepared at Washington. In 1860 the
ppYYpuisuon OF the United States was
o.,h',5zl, aud it is calculated that at tho
r'Seat time it is fully 81, 500,0O0
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Arrival OF the Helyetia.

+. NEW YORK, October 1.-THE steamer Helve-
tia arrived yesterday from Liverpool. There
were twenty cases of cholera on board. Four
teen deaths occurred on the passage from cho'
Iar. br
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Eloods i'm MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, October ll.-Heavy floods in all
the streams Considerable damage and loss Of
life. Anumber of mill -dams and bridges have
been carried away.
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q, 'siE CHIAaEs.-A . special meeting
ch., we Atlantic Telegraph Company the
.a aa'aiiiah said he anticipated at . very
, ,a'ay moment a great reduction In the cable
,Ha n, probably one half. In fifty-fve days
"e cable earned f4g.OOO.
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NEW York, October 1.-THE notorious Dur
glar and river thief Bruno Elfrey was shot
last night while stealing cotton. e@
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Z sLientspant Wagner, native Of Rich
usond, who held commission IN nosby's
co,emsaA. isssly died 81 choiefs n MIS-
sissippi.
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OFFICE OF J. X. ALLEN Co.,
SToCK AND EXCHAyGs BROKERS.
CAPTAIN p. F. KENNEDY becomes
I partner In our business from this date, 0cto-
Der 9tn, 1866. ., a.,
With increased facilities for conducting the
business we tender our services to our friends and
the public in the purchase and sale, OH commits
sion, of the various Government, state, and other
securities offered in this market, and in the New
York market will buy or sell, on marginal de-
posits, STOCKS, GOLD, &c.
The COLLECTION OF NOTES and DRAFTS
payable at all points where banks or bankers may
short or long! terms, receive our special attention
BANK NOTES and COIN bought and sold 1T
best market rates. 10
&C l0-dSclw j. H. ALLhN " W.
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T OCKSMITHING.-T undersigned
i having just received = nne stock, he now
In Ills line, such as MAKING LOCKS TO q, nRp 81 IL
FiTTiNG KEYS, and REPAIRING ALL KINDS "
hpphRING PipR mt mn AZ tho shortest notice.
KEYsFiTTED TO IRON SAFES and neatiy 70.
paired. All work warranted 10 give eassfsSuon'
20 THIm Ninth street. near Main.
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WANTS.

WANTED, a GOOD COOK, without
w incumbrance. Apply at my residence, on
Fifth street between Main and franklin:
Oc l2-3t JOHN ENuEIto.
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~ SSA4SAAASNS4>SAN
BOOKER, KERR ID LYON flal rao'
ID PRODUCE COMMISSION M1RCHA01A, ~,
RICHMOND. VA, "
will sell PRODUCE and ell ordefs st Two AND
4 HALF PER CsaT. commission from this daI.
l..s ' H.Iri. SissSn.' late Winifse within.
GIBSON Il WATKINS, .rglG -t
" PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
OFFICE At sH0CKOE WAREHOUSE. I
The undersigned beg 10 renew 10 their old
frfeuds and to the planters and farmers OF Virginia
and North Carolina generally the ofer OF their
's''' PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, !,
Their intimate acquaintance With the tobacco
trade qualify them peculiarly ~ agents fof Inc
sale Of this article.
Their charge for commission after Let OF october
viii be two and half per cent. on ali sales OF TO-
0: ss ss1 nGm'' Ah' gram GIBSON &wATKIEs. :
A L. SHEPHERD 4 CO., General
Commi.sSn MsEshsRts for the sale o. I .O
trusted to our care win receive prompt attention.
Mr. A. @. TALMAN, formerly with George ;
Atkinson, and late Talman Harris, 10 associatea
With N, and will be pleased TO serve his old
friends and the former patrons OF the two late con-
Germs Office corner Eleventh and Canal streets.
jya0
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WANTED, ONE oRTWO PATTERN
w MAKERS who understand the making and
drawing Of mill and other gearing. Steady work
and good pay can he got Applyin person at the
Phoenix Ircn Works, Columbia, S: z.
GOLDSMITH L. KIND,
u-st Proprietors.
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A GENTLEMAN WITHOUT IN
N CUMBRANCE is DESTROYS to obtain slTUA,
TION on some first class farm, to take charge OF
stock Will engage for moderate wages, and can
give the best city or country reference Apply al
SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
under Metropolitan Hall, franklin street, or
No. 1882 Franklin street, Richmond, Va.
oc ll-3t*
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yxT r. RADCLIFFE, No. 1912 Main
w street, has in store and receiving this day
BROWN SUGAR, various grades
JAVA, LAGUAYRA, and RIO C0FFEE,
WOODS FAMILY ROE HBRRlNGs, hall bar
WOODS CUT HERRIEGs,
WOODS GROSS HERkIAGs'r Me-
No lGROSS POTOMAC HERRiNos,
S sad s. OF saeaf MIbpiiNG and SHOULDER
Fine GGIGNPowDER and BLACK TEAS,
CANDLES, BLACKING,
MUSTARD, MACKEREL,
ALLSPICE, GINGER, -
GROUND and GRAIN PEPPER,
SMOKING and CHEWING TOBACCO,
MyERPOOL and VIRGINIA SALT,
and almost every other article In my line.
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TT1OBACCO FACTORY MACHINERY,
i sGREWs AHD !RkSs5s.
made and rspsirsd In the most thosough sna wosS'
WARRANTED 20 6IyR sATlsfACfIOHs
rHs Union xs.ssiAlss N WT59s & COMPANY.
~ CAlY srRsEf, IlLow RIIfIISTn s7nasT.
no., M. JOHN HANCOCK,
be happy 20 see his old friends and eust0nefs,
among the oldest and best TOBACCO nANURAC.
TURERS OF RICHMOND. nh 1-1
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Iowa has uniformly gone Republican for
the past five years. Her present delega-
ton Congress consists of six Republicans.
National Republican.