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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-01
From Europe,

New YORK, January 3l-Thc steamship
New York, from Bremen, ria Southampton
18th instant, has arrived,
Cotton was I'D lower-some classes closing
duh. The market was irregular and I'M
changed The sales of the preceding three
days amounted to 5000 bales. Consols, S6's
4S7.
The steamship London. for Melbourne, had
foundcred at sea. TWO hundred and seventy
lives were lost. Only nineteen were saved.
No more Fenian arrests have been made
The London star says that Napoleon has
positively iutimatcd TO the Washington Cabi-
net his Willingness to remove his troops from
Mexico if the President OF the United States
will recognize NaXimiliIn.
Parliament opens on the lstof February.
\ new reform bin has been laid before the
Cabinet. lis authors are Lord Russell and
Mr.. Gladstone. It will not b. introduced
early in the session.
The raylges Of the cattle plagu" continue.
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Post.Offices Re Established In Virginia.

Verdiersville, Orange county; Henry q.
Hatch postmaster. Snowville, Pulaski coun-
~; Joseph ii. Winston postmaster. Gran
berry Plains, Carroll county; Elizabeth Cavi-
ness postmistress. Junction Store, Botetourt
county: Miss Willie q. Jones postmistress.
Treyillians Depot, Louisa county: Charles
g TreVillian postmaster. Harvey's Store,
Charlotte county Pauline II. Pugh postmis
tress. White House, Mecklenburg comfy
Mrs. =. ID. Williams postmistrcss. Hampton
Sidney College, Prince Edward county; A. +.
Anderson postmaster. Coless Ferry, Char
lotte county John NJ. kirkpatrick postmas-
ter. Palmyra, Fluvanna county; Miss Eliza
beth &. Garrett postmistress. Columbia Fur
mace, Shenandoah county; Levi Wissler post
master Copper Hill, Floyd county; John Is.
Cannaday postmaster. Millwood Clarke coun-
ty: James II. Neville postmaster. New Can
ton, Buckingham county; Robert saunders
postmaster. Jacksonville, Brunswick county
Miss +. &. Seward postmistress. Parnassus,
Augusta county; James + ByGrs postmaster
Blue Spring, Smyth county, John ID. Horne
postmaster. Longwood, Rockbrdge county;
! T. Wilson postmaster. Gold Hill, Buck
iugham county John :. Hall postmaster.
Wellyllle, Nottoway county Miss Indiana ID.
Wilson postmistrcss. New Kent Courthouse,
New Kent county; john ID. Christian post
master. Rocky Gap, Tazcwell county; Mrs.
Elizabe tn Spratt postmistress. Patrick Court
house. Patrick county Miss Frances Newlin
postmistress Blue Ridge, Botetourt county;
Miss Sarah r. Binger postmistress. Aspen
Wall. Charlotte county; John Estes post
master. Gaincss Cross Roads, Rappahan-
mock county Mrs. Elizabeth Miller postmis-
tress Butords, Bedford county Mrs. Eli
zabrth Whorley postmistress, vice Lucy ID.
Baker, failed 10 qualify. Stonewan Mills,
Appomattox county; Mrs. Abbey Gregory
postmiStrcss, vice Salie :. Scrnggs, declined.
Spout Spring, Appomattoy county; Mrs. Ellen
T. Gentry postmstrcs Garrisonyille, stat.
ford county; Mark Waters postmaster.
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News From Texas

New ORLEANS, January 3l.-Galveston dates
10 eth instant have been received. General
Ortega nj San Antonio publishes protest, as
President of the Supreme Court of the Repub-
lie of Mexico, against the DEGREES of JuareZ
aimed at Ortega, in November last.
The Galveston Bulletin Union paper contra
diets the reports circulated in the North about
President Johnsons brother being neglected
by Texas surgeons when he died from an acct
dental wound. The other Galveston papers
and the Houston papers contradict thes"
reports.
All the delegates to the convention elect
warmly support the Presidents policy.
The election of Judge Hancock II Austin,
over ex- Governor Pease, is considered as sus-
tanning the President and opposing Governor
Hamilton, who is thought more III accord with
the Radicals than with the President.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Congress The Constitutional Amendment
Passed-Thad. Stevens Denounces the Presi.

PaSSed-Inau. Stefens DcHOunIcs tHe EEcsl-
dent
wAsHrSarox, January 3I-SEEATE Mr..
Anthony offered bin TO regulate suffrage and
elections in the District of Columbia, which is
n modification of one passed in the House, and
contains several provisions for the qualifica-
tion of voters.
The discussion of the bill protecting all per
sons in their civil rights, with the amend
ment offered yesterday by Mr.. Trumbull, was
resumed Speeches were made by Messrs.
Davis. Revcrdy Johnson, and Clark. No vote
was taken.
HousE.-Mr. Stevens, from the Reconstruc'
ton Committee, reported back the Joint reso-
luton yesterday recommtted to it. amended
by having stricken out the direct taxation
clause. He supported the amendment i'll n
speech, and referred in caustic terms to the
President, owing to the recent publication Of
the conversation had between him and Sena-
tor He said the command of the President
made al this time while the House was legis-
lating on the subject, was i'll direct violation
of the privileges of the body-made in that
way few years ago, TO Parliament, by n
British king, i would have cost him his head ;
but we are tolerant OF the usurpation and
abuse OF power. At the conclusion of his
remarks the constitutional amendment. as
reported, was carried-yeas 100 ; nays, IS.
The House is in session TO night for general
debate
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.>F.rsal dispatch to ia" Baltimore SUM-
H.. rrcsidcut's Forthcoming Peace frociama-
tion-Thc Radicals and the President Gene
al Grants Visit TO Europe.

N..Ng>aru>. January &a.-The day is not
Gar .t~t.v: when the President will issue \
r.~..ama;luu that peace exists throughout the
......try and that All the States and the Terri
-.r..> are in loyal relations TO the General
Government.
Tn. leading editorial 81 til" chro"icie this
.au~l.iu. is generally regarded among keen
-.t...llu> - 4 breaking from III" President.
/: J. a rather slight Indication, like Il strug-
...s.f.r Of l.ut through clouds and darkness, yet
,.r#fuG 10 the CLOSELY Uh>pryant. Indeed, suCh
.l. now the generally believed statements, rs
I'D gIp pyp.Itrut'S view, that II Is transparent
l.yugrr.~y aud utter fIlsrhocd for tn" Radicals
80 do otherwise than 10 oppose him. While
st.t. leading Radicals simulate confidence i'll
..H> cause il i. known that their force - de-
s....altlrl. If the dlctati"n OF tn" JacuhlnicAl
committee upon reconstruction DOES not en-
..rly sucrcrG low, how viii il b" when the
eu..ts q! tn" Disconnected tax payers shall
T.""Urr ia thelr ears.
/ Is stated that General Gran. Viii so TO
I..opr under Government auspices. Il Go
1...3auut snip. and officers for The same, are
-t.--.a~t"d in official quarters in connection
VA. th5> pew demons tration Of orr leading
ti.aara! Perhaps General sherman will he
lis Successor nj Jt,rUn III command OF the
..y ALPHA
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From Cuba and Ncxico-Thc Slave Tradc-Thc
French Occupation.

From Cuba and 1Icxico-The Slave Tradc-Thc
French Occupation.
NEW YORK, January 3l.-The steamer Moro
has arrived from Havana with dates to the
27th
royal decree had been received disappro-
wing the formation of n society tending to sup
press the slave trade, reprimanding the Cap
tain General for countenancinS it, and order
ing its suppression.
There was no cholera at Havana.
Reports said that the Gulf was fun OF Chi
liam privateers.
Private adyiccs from Vera Cruz say that the
French held out, and freely distrust the aban-
donment of the Empire. There was an intense
feeling agains. the Americans, and they openly
proclaim a desire for war with the United
States The Bagdad affair is regarded by them
as the work of the Federal troops,
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:.c,3o,a,or the Mobile Colicctor-Fire.

H.a1au, january 3o.-tollector Montague
#.~ h.t.a removed from Office, and /. VI. Tom
trt Ia, been appointed III his place. The
rsrutal ol Montague was caused by hls con
s..etIgu with certain transactions Tor which
1Ir Dexter, late special agent OF the Treasury
department. is now on trial before Il military
#fl.s.l>>lOa.
ire. ulght hcfOr" last. destroyed the drug
-.arD aud huiluIug. OF Johnson Co, the gro
g.rt store ~ ko>.uhaum y Go, and the hat
Brr II ~luplcT y 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-01

RALRrGH, January 3l.-The Legislature OF
this State has to-day passed bill for altering
the gauge Of the Piedmont railroad from four
feet eight and one-half inches to five feet, cor
responding with the gauge of the Danville
This will be n great accommodation
to the freight and travel from and through
North Carolina cia Danville to Richmond.
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rom Jamaica.

MS YAK. Jtuuarv 2D:-Ihe steamship
ly,aHg Star. from New Orleans. r'' Havana
&c.. rIt. -riG instant. has arrived. There -
asa4.s urW from Havana.
i#.a.t-i tuvIcc> state that the new Governor
Lad arrived, and took the oath Of office on the
@.h tur hundred aud nifty political prison
rr, VIII hc tried. The court would open on the
-14. The counsel for Mrs. George W. Cor.
don. had also arrived from London.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-01

->t> tHA>eI-.,. January -'.-AdNIcrs from
i ..t...tr ~ ~ Ia. weather mp The coast during
.- - !wygi-lt I@S been the most severe
.,eI known. The snow on Scott mountain is
.ou twelve - fifteen feet deep. No mail has
.yru received for twelve days, and the tele
graph line i broken in a hundred places. Com
u.LIctron with Washington Territory, over
ue mountains, i almost broken off, and the
..a..tph aur III the Territory is almost totally
:. y,t. "ad much other property damaged
Willamette Valley the SEow fell 10 the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-01
Death of n Prominent Citizen.

NEWARK, n. J., January 29.--Edward Stew
art Past Grand Master OF the Free ana
Accepted Masons OF the State of New Jersey,
died AT the residence of his son-in- law, IN this
city, after protracted illness, this evening.
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rhe New York Legislature "FIushed."

ALBANY, January @s.-There is much excite
mcnt about President Johnson's manifesto,
and the Radicals cynce n disposition 10 make a
fight. Resolutions sustaining the President
will soon be introduced, and will probably pass
the Assembly, though the Senate is doubtful
f',rreSDg1ifnce World.
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'ttgINHAri, January 3o.-Thc steamer Mis-
~#3.t - pi9tci her boiler this morning about
s. " clock. near the mouth Of Green river. The
Emah IOatrd down, and sunk mile aud Il
j. J! "boVr Evansville, Indiana. Her ras>en-
:. rs 1at crew numbered about one hundred.
a report from Ncwbcrg says that only twenty
.tNrors were taken OF, inclading the
wounded
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Terrible Caiamity-Onc Hundred and Thirty
Lives Lost.

MEMPHIS, January 3o.-It is Just reported
here that the steamer Miami blew mp and was
burned on SUNDAY last, six miles above the
mouth Of the Arkansas river. One hundred
and thirty lives were lost.
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Tie Chatham Bank Forgery.

NV IoRK, January -. The p1rties
s~indled by a bogus check for fourteen thou
sand dollars on the Chatham Bank, yesterday,
are said 10 BE- iiabgarten q lierschiield, stock
aud gold brokers. The bank suffers no loss.
The rogue, who called himself w COPIED, has
escaped.
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Reported Declaration of MIR. Seward.

New YoRk, January 3O.~-The Hraids St
Thomas letter mentions IL report that Score
tary Seward told santa Anna that the Monroe
doctrine would be- enforced and on no account
would the United States permit On empire In
Mexico Stun j
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TOHN DOOLEY respectfully invites

TOHN DOOLEY respectfully invites
~ the attention Of his friends and the public to
his large stock Of HATS and CAPS for gentlemen,
bows and children, which comprises all the styles
and qualities now used. He has, in consequence
of the scarcity Of money, reduced considerably the
prcps of these goods: As well the fine qualities
Of Hats, good stock Of low priced WOOL HATS
will be kept on hand. -u
some beautiful CAPES. HALF-CAPES and MUFFS
These goods lie is selling now at cost TO close ont
the stock. They are well worth the attention OF
the ladies'.
lie is now getting the beautiful DERBY HAT for
ladies' of fine quality, beautiful shape, and mode
rate prices. ia -o-ts
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%. HARRISON GnnDlN SAPpERsoN
BY w b. Robins Real Estate Agent,
Iron Front Building, Governor street, Richmond


An EXCELLENT FARM, OF FOUR
"A HUNDRED AND FiErEkN ACRESs d IS
AMELIA Courthouse, 4 STATION or THE
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD, FOR
SALE.-The land * all good, well fenced and well
watered !: one hundred and twenty five acres
cleared and produce well of the usual crops OF corn
wheat tobacco. clover. sc Two hundred and ninety
There are two nice new log houses Of four rooms
each, each suitable to ma he 4 small family com
Portable until larger and more stylish buildings
can be erected. There are about one hundred
young fruit trees of choice selections set out. The
fencing is all in good repair The location II very
healthy and the neighborhood uueXceptionable.
Convenient to churches schools. saw mills and an
excellent Touring and grist mill In the hands OF
an enterprsiug and tasteful man, the farm could be
made in q year or two TO be worth twice or three
times what is asked for il and the produce could
be made to refund the entire purchase money The
owner is a merchant. and sells because he has no
time to attend TO the farm and wants the money in
his business. Price $4,000, on liberal tsrms-very
low. w. IS. toBlSS,
ia Sim Real Estate Agent.
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By w. b. Robins, Real Estate Agent,
ron Front Building, Governor street, Richmond.

4 PLANTATION, IN NOTTOWAY
- G0TYTY TA6 TILE EE MIk IL r FR4R
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES Is OFFERED FOR
SALE. About two hundred and twenty-five acres
are cleared and under one enclosure. The remain
der is in woOds-hfty Of ii IN origiual growth
There are seven springs on the place, and all the
fields are well watercd. The soil is good produ-
cling well of corn, wheat, vegetables, tobacco. &c
&c. The tobacco felds are considered the best in
the county, not having been lately reduced by the
cultivation of corn on thcm-and the owner thinks
that, with good managementiand moderate use OF
guano three fourths of the whole purchase money
might be realized from the first crop Of tobacco
There are an old apple orchard, and small
sized peach orchard of young trees. and
great many excellent cherry trees. The i'm
provements consist Of framed dwelling house
Of six rooms besides store-rooms and closets.
II il painted and covered with tin. The
yard is well shaded and handsomely turfed-the
kitchen has two rooms on the ground hoor ana ono
above New smoke house, corn honse, stable, Ice
house tobacco barn and overs"er's house near the
main dwelling The location i very desirable, in
a good neighborhood, healthy, and near churches
of the various dcnominati ons accessible TO Tour
markets viii sell also. horses, cattle, hogs fod-
der, shucks &c. aud farming implements at vaina'
ton. Price Of farm, $500.
ias w b. ROBINS Real Estate Agent.
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By W. b. Robins, Real Estate Agent,
Iron Front Building Governor street, Richmond


ID f. l. l. T. X y FOX SALfi M
- VATELY.-I offer for sale that desirable place
called BELLE RoI, containing EIGHTY ACRES OF
LAND and BUILDINGS built for, and suitable FOR,
4 boarding school for young ladies', located in
Gloucester county, Va, on TIE York River road,
four miles from Gloucester COURTEOUS. aud two
and "A half from Cappahoosic wharf on York river
4 large New Building, Quilt in l'n) for, board
inc school, with ten large room~-say all-sl.teen
by sixteen feet, with green blinds to all the WIN
dows clubhouse with four rooms, meat mouse,
barn. corn house, carriage house and stable
these las, not all in good condition. some Of mo
Misunderstanding having been pulled OF during the
war. A fine pump nf water within lew feet oithe
house = good young orchard OF peach ana apple
trees The garden was pulled down during the
war There are about eighty acres in the tract,
twenty Of which cleared and In good condition
10 cultivate--the balance il well timbered In OAK,
chestnut and pine, excepting about ten acres thst
was cleared in 1850, bat since grown up III small
bushes Of chestnut. The above i short descrP-
ton Of the place; persons wishing TO purchase
will Of course, examine for themselves. IL ~ mo-
torously healthy 1t is in on" of the most thickly
settled nei gh borhoods in Eastern virginia cohv"-
nicnt to three churches, viz: Methodist, Baptist
and Episcopal. For SCHOOL, u Is one OF the best
location, in Virginia. Price, 5000:
ia G-lm w. i. ROBINS, Real Estate Agent.
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VERY VALUABLE LESTATE,
At TIE snrTuEA.T ClRNER OE FRANK

VERY FALJ ABLE REALE 81 IL,
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FRANK
LIN AND NINETEENTH STREETS, FOR SALE.-
We are authorized to sell that truly va nabie REAL
ESTATE, located as above, now occupied as luIn-
yard and for other purposes BY Messrs. Il. W.
Pickerell 60. and others. Tie lot has a front on
Franklin street Of one hundred aud fifty three feet
by one hundred and nifty five feet on Nineteenth
street 10 \ wide alley Besides several FRAMED
BUILDINGS on il, there is 4 large BRICK WARE
HOUSE, three stories high, about forty by thirty
feet.
This property is now renting for about two thou;
sand dollars per annuln, and i admirably adapted
for Il unbcr-yard. or for many other purposes
and BY of it ample space i justly regarded
a. the most valuable property now on the market.
IKE Il 5n-at HARRISON. GODDlN Il APPERsON.
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. \. ATKINSON,

II 4. ATKINSON,
III. date of the firm of Belvin & Atklnson,)
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKEN, having
located himself on GOVERNOR STREET, MA X
THE OLD STAND OF BELElN & ATKINSON, is
prepared TO serve his old customers and the public
generally with all articles in his line Among his
CHAMBER FURNITURE, OF HIS OWN MAKE,
and Is still manufacturing.
In the Undertaking Department may be found All
kinds of Cotfins-Wood. Metallic and Glass Front
Cloth covered, Silvertrimmed Ladies' Casket-
perfectly air-tsht-s1ited for transporting the
dead. o
He IL also sole agent in this city for Or. Soho
LEY'S PATENT DEODORIZlNG AlR-TlGHT COZ
FINS, prepared expressly for removing the re-
mains Of those who have fallen in battle, and fur
nished Al one half the former price Of Metallic
Cases More than three thousand Of these Collins
in every instance have given entire satisfaction.
II A I'm
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AND


which he IS prepared to make M at short notice
and In good style. Also, his stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN
FURNISHING GOODS.
Call and see him before purchasing elsewhere.
Ia 21-lm
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE RESI-
WET gTN c6b NJ 9SS CHURCH HILL At THE SOUTH
SEVENTH STREETS, wITH THEE uif II ssctpE
L IT, althAuhED, FOR sALE-At the rep nes, OF
nr 1os.pn II .rcnshaw, who is about 10 remove
DENCE located as above, with the THREE HhIP.
AG RE- LOIS auached; The DWELLING has
CIOCS STABLES, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COW and
COAL HOUSES. The grounds front one hnns ,ad
dred and sixty iour feet on Grace str""t Tho IRE
misses are supplied with CITY WATER and GAs.
besides having II FORCE WELL OF WATER: Ths
soil the garden NATURALLY good has been highly
improved, and is admirably adapted for gardening.
more healthy location cannot be found IN the
offSreI on the market If not sold by the LIT OF
March the dwelling and grounds will be rented to
good tenant. at which time possession VIII be
given Terms reasonable. Applyto -
il si-st HARRISON, GODDfT APPERS0N.
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THE DISPATCH BUILDING - on "o-
VERNON STREET. NEAR TO MAiH, NM
<r.RTy OPPOSITE THE OLD DlSfAt|h
CORNER.
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Rnltimnre Markets.
Ncw York Markets,

NLw YORK, January 3I.-Cotton firm at i98
jbc. Flour quiet. Wheat dun. Corn adj
yanccd lc Pork heayy-mess, $3.50. Gro
ccries dull Naval stores duh. Gold, 1905.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NE Co-partnership.
The undersigned. Of the firm OF Kent. Paine &
Co, have formed co-partnership for the purpose
Of conducting general
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
underline firm Of
A n L & { o..
and have taken the store No. 100 Main street, next
below Mitchell & Tyler, and will be pleased 10 re-
eeive consignmrnts from their friends and tho
public. W. G. PAINE.
ia lbs Il. 4. PAINE.
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III Dispatch job Printing Iouse.-This es-
tablishment has been furnished with IN EN-
TIRELY NEW OUTFIT OF STEAM PRESSES and
IMPROVED MACHINERY, and with everything
in the TYPE DEPARTMENT that the best Founders
could supply, and is now prepared to execute
orders for every description of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING,
FOR MERCHANTS,
MANUFACTURERS,
MECHANICS,
~.
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OSCAR CRAM, Importer of WINES,
~ LIQUORS, CIGARS and TEAS, begs leave to
inform his friends and the public generally that
no EXCHANGE BLOCK, Fourteenth street
Richmond, Va, and would call attention. to his
Cinar. a nj Teas il CIV
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r LINN EN- AN, DY + Il AND
tween Fifth and Sixth, IS prepared 10 do all kinds
of DYEING, CLEANING and SECURING; in all its
branches, AT short notice. Give me call and eX-
anime for yourself.
Thankful for past favors, respectfully ask con-
ia 5-6m J.. LINNEMAN.
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DARHER & COS RICHMOND CITY

TARBER K CO.'S RICHMOND CITY
" OMNIBUS AND STAGE LINE. =
The proprietors would respectfully 3SrIrE4
thny have nj heavy expense, established line
oi splendid POUR. HORSE COACHES AND oMNl.
BUSES, Tor the purpose Of Transporting passsihses
and their baggage to and fromthe different IaitoAI
d.po,s and steamboat landings, 10 ana rom 81
parts OF the city, and respectfully solicit inc" -
tronage. ,o,x.yspra
W. have placed BoxEs in a sss ' s.. Charlie.
charge, Spotswood. Powhstan anu .sy e. nv any OF
the or ssxs their sxag morn ~
o'clock + and Will be sa any b 10. or board
Ing a. asl ,Ss city, in time the rS al At our
they wish Orders "a. .aa a''S SS
GOING ne Sss
Hotel line e cS ns IS isasa"s and in time 70
5iosnd \. n; anu na the Richmond and Dsnvills
| and Richmond AMI To's CARRIER d co
Ia il-3m -.----------r--~ ~-r-~-~-~-
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RTTSNESS CARDS.
TO THE CITIZENS
l. OF THE LATE CONFEDERACY.
(. B. SPENCE, ACE!

Z. B. SPENCE, AGENT,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHlER,
No. 30 MAIN STREET, CORNER OF THIRTEENTH,
desires you 10 call and see his stock OF