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At Atlanta, Ga, there is . "Widows
aud Orphans Manufacturing Company -
they don't manufacture widows snd orphans,
but simply fnrrisA 'as'u With employment.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
Arrest OF Ortega and Others.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, November H.
Brownsville dates of the 9Th announce the
arrest of Ortega and party at Brazos, by
order of General Sheridan. The latter
offered Ortega permit to return, ifhe de-
sired, to New Orleans. He fled protest.
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4 Fenian Acquitted.

TORONTO, November l2.-William Dig
gan was the only Fenian prisoner tried to-
day, and he was acquitted.
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Ann COMMERCIAL.
REPORT or THE TOBACCO MARKET,

TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, Va, November Is, 1866.
Breaks full to-day. No change to note
in prices. We continue our Yesterdays
quotations. Below we give the transac-
tions Thirty.seven hogsheads and twenty
three boxes opened; fifty-eight sold.
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From California.

San Francisco, November l0.-The
steamer Constitution sailed for Panama to-
day with $4,000 in treasure, of which
$500 900 goes TO New York. She also took
100 tons of wheat and twenty tons oil flour.
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ATT. MEETING OF THE PRESI:
~ DH mt AND DIRECTORS OF The JAMES
kIVEP. 4 ND KAHAWHA COMPANY, held on the
lTn 4to Der. 1893, the following resolutions were
sdop ed on motion Of Mr.. Lyons:
NJ 1t the tolls on all articles sbail DO eQuslHss-
essed s.ccording 70 the OF the sYticis
Isso vel fhst ~ iosk tolls amer the 10. day a
April sxrbs Axsd q two aid hall sspo ~ toa.
49,. shfizA ,. .V'E ,s:,s;,,.
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ID II. TALLEY, ATTORNEY AT
II. LAW, practices IN the city Of Richmond.
counties Of rh-st.rhsld Hsnrtso, and asn9ys,.
once and residence, Manchester
Communications sddTssssd to Manchester, Vs.,
will receive prompt attention. os@u
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The Ernrdulcn., bureau.

WAsH!saToS, January S.-General Howard,
OF tho Freed!nens Bureau, in response to n
resolution of the House OF Representatives
relative to the restoration of land occu-
pied by freedmen 10 the former owners OF
it. says that number OF pieces OF proper
" seized under the act OF July, 1861, are
now occupied by freedmen, but the records
do not show that such property had actually
been allotted them az homesteads. He says
tllut many abandoned plantations, occupied
by. but not allotted TO, the freedmen, have
been restored TO the former owners; but in
such cases care has BEEN taken to prevent sur
fering rs The result Of such action.
Also, that when ius tructions were received
10 restore abandoned lands 10 the former
owners when pardoncd the Bureau parted
with the greater portion Of this property. Its
tenure OF ii has been rendered so uncertain that
ne steps taken TO al!otit 10 freedmen have
Jeen countermanded in most instances, and its
revenue has been 50 curtailed that II Is not Il
self-supporting institution.
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The '"amsmp Somerset, Captain Ratfie, OF
Ha.auore aud Liverpool line, left her
"a4g! Yesterday III 9o'clock A. VI. precisely
..E ."r-1 i very valuable, and consists OF
....t ~ hundred bales Of cotton, seven thou
. Shells 81 corn, four hundred casks OF
..#.l ~arrs. fifty tons of bark, one hundred
.-., ~ canned fruit and 4 large lot Of miscel-
.....u..~ freight.
lbs. ,,orcs were brOr ght from Wilmington,
" a., D., steamers 10 Baltimore, 10 be shipped
..."ie IT, Liverpool This i q new and very
...-"ft.t trade, which has heretofore gone 10
N..e York, and has been attracted 10 this city
f...u~. 81 the facilities for prompt and direct
....- ~'Ntion 10 Europe. The Somerset takes
E. .sI.,c number Of flrst-class passengers,
.- whom are several ladies. -BaltiRtore
---...--.LL. A-NLII1nN.
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DIRECT TRADE.-The Norfolk people nave
had n large aud enthusiastic meeting in favor
If direct trade between that port ana 81
NaZarie.
Ros,sG FOR OIL IN TESSEsssE,-A large
onmher of oil companies are boring in Middle
Tennessee, and others are importing maehinfrS
!oi sne 10 ce,tre of n great oil basin, and we
none "a 10 sec It's resources Observation-Disclosures
Union.
yones pbe,ps, a native Of Virginia, aged
about ,iftysix wears found dead at the Irene
station. died of anasarca and general debility
W,n orleans picoy,tae, December 80
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WAsHISGTOS, January s.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury to-day communicated 10 Con-
press a statement of the Assessor Of Internal
Revenue for the Third District Of Georgia,
earnestly request Ting modification Of the test
oath rs far as relative 10 officers of the Internal
Revenue and Post-oiIice Department in that
section. He says that unless something IS done
he VIII be una ole 10 assess the tax in his dis
trict for the want OF proper assistants.
Thus far hey have been allowed 10 pro-
coed 10 me discharge of their duties upon
taking the oaths OF office and allegiance, the
assessor trusting 10 Congress 10 provide for
their payment as directed by the Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue. lie Is sure the
modified oath would BE regarded everywhere
and prove Il patriotic measure-one III which
the North and South are equally Interested
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eyn,nt;on OF Tobacco Growers at Hartford.

..a manual meeting of the Connecticut To-
Growers Association was held III Hart.
.-|a Wednesday. The committee appointed
..-}. yiJus meeting, held few weeks ago,
u...nr with the United States Revenue
t..,.s.. >>ionelS, reported that they had been
cautiously received by the commission, and
cry @clHtv for the importation of their
v.a", sts Afforded. They add, that Of their
."a. her. and the several tobacco manu-
t..,.sr. who also went before the commits
a..a, c.~.v one was i'll favor OF removing the
u-...t' ~ from the manufacturers and put
a.t. i n The leaf
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ATEST NEWS BY NAIL.
,san,> Express Compauy's Iron Car Entered
and Robbed of Hal. u Million Dollars.

t#ss., iSS0rlafti irCSS.
Nm HAVEN, January THE safes of Adams
r>a-.ss Company, ca route from New York TO
r.,.su. on Saturday night. January 9th, were
'..a! # all their contents. with the exception
# .Nrn parcels, which the thieves, in their
r.rg, overlooked. The extent OF the loss is
roswell .sccriaiucd. but supposed TO bc not less
... ..f million iolitCs IN H.onty and bonis
~!guedl III. SANFORD,
: -..lutrudent Adams Express Company
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Wv HAVEN, January The amount stolen
,-. me lron car ~ Adams Express Company
G.. raH Boston mail train, on Saturday night,
> 1.atr rs can be- ascertained II present, is
a...~. SHY thousand dollars. The car was
probably entered while al the depot in New
lyvA Iac thieves pricd OFF the lock on one
aaE. Of the car, and also the locks of two of
t.#".> \ cos safes. Eighty thousand dollars
&. ,.eghhacks and sixty thousand dollars i'll
G@fuTamrnt notes We're left by the thieves on
IL" floor OF the car. They got out with their
euDirr 81 CcSccl bridge The officers OF the
.@'panS are here, investigating the matter.
-" robbery was not discovered until tle arri.
y. Il the train III this city.
A...-~ / he vast difference in the amount OF
~. money stolen, rs stated in this dispatch,
t.. hat given in the dispatch of Mr. San
..-. j. probably caused by Il blunder III its
.-.. mission. Mr.. Sanfords dispatch says
n a,NioH,' whilst the latter dispatch
,....,sr, the amount in figures, So, tpu. - s
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY s, 1893.

ARRIVED.
Steamer State Of Maryland, TraveIs, Baltimore,
merchandise and Passengers, u. " Curr!e; .
Steamer NJ Martin, Livingston, Noriolk, Onlted
States mail, merchandise and passengers, HasKlhs
j. Bridgford. H.. css,
mcnt schooners. -, 49, = -
Monroe, Government wood.
SAILED.
Steamer City OF Richmond, Stranaham, Nor
folk United States mail, merchandise ana pas
scnEeTs, Haskins i Bridgford
nEHoRANDA.
Caplnin Thomas Travers, OF the Baltimore
steamer state of Maryland u. & w CurTie agents,
reports the ice about Drewry's Blum as belhs very
bad. il floating in blocks piled one above another
causing the stoppagc Of vessels al the oDsTue
tions in the river near that place Being uh-
able 10 turn his steamer Captain Iravers was com
De ed 10 pursue his route 10 Richmond olllerwlse
he would have returned TO City Point 10 awalt
orders rather than risk his boat 70 this porl. lie
also reports that i'm coming down the bay De Iouid
the ice one inch thick of Patapsco river.
The steamships Hatteras and Niagara are FePoTl
ed as being at Warwick bar. The passengers ol me
last.named steamer Were brought mp OH YESTERDAY
evening by the steamer Z. {. Biddle, when wa
engaged for the purpose by the courteous agent oi
thai steamer Mr.. 6 L. Watson.
There was no ice in the Dock on yesterday IRON
Eighteenth street 10 the LOCK gates, OWING !" 'A'
high winds and depth Of water.
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The Gold Term.

W'-al>sro>, January Ill =. VI. The
-..,su.u,u";"r here i IL 10 deg. above zero
rn"t#,s rH1A, January Up. M.-The
vs.t 1uI here today has been the coldest OF
...>s.,u4, the lncrcur! ranging from de-
.. Lex above zero.
~ leaE. January At nine O'CLOCK 10.
III. n. thermometer Is deg. below zero.
Lr.gtEr, January This has been the
......,s dag OF the season. The thermometer
49, trr below zero this morning.
&rr4>I. January -.-Wcather clear and
WY ,e.3 During The last twenty four hours
t...arI,urf has ranged from DIG. 10 l. deg
t...r t."o.
IA"., January The thermometer here is
....4. tr.ow zero.
T-..N. January THE weather here is
s@..,mr.H cold 10 day, with light snow squalls,
.s-al!4>e the thermometer was deg. below
uAtrr.\, y. =, January The weather is
."rly cold. We have no signs Of the steamer
9 ...d..
Portland. Nh. January 7.-Weathrr eX-
...@ j. cold. Thermometer 10 deg. below
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Imicrants Afraid 20 Come South.

\. repeat it-Whether the belief North
..tt d. .-r2nt> from that quarter are not wei
.." Ii. lhr South be thoroughly we'll based
h".. certain il is that such belief prevails;
..# rr1orr 1t should be the special business
IL" legislature, At its coming session, 10
.. af-n, the outside world that industry
uu.l' from abroad are gladly received
IL .@ lid .t0.Jrt CyHtnefcidl.
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.. Y. Y. January The Congress
.r' Methodist Church took fire from the
II o'clock this morning, and was
I'D 10 the value OF about seven hundred
.> Al noon. the residence of {. IL.
on First street, was almost entirely
'.,nl b. fire, which originated from the
q" g>c. Loss about five thousand dollars.
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WI CORNER oP SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.
Having supplied ourselves with the necessary
patterns, we are prepared TO execute, at short
''f EVERY Ei"y' DESCRIPTION OF CASTINGS. BRASS
" IRON ON RRaGINTs, FOR STORES AND WARE
HOUSES:
CASTINGS FOR MILLS AND MACHINERY
WAGON 1XLEs COMPLETE, WITH BOXES;
SASH WEIGHTS, CRATE BARS, &c, &c.
ENGINES and MACHINERY OF all kinds re-
paired in the best and Msh fn'ek dis
Having erected a commodous Smith shop. We
are prepared to DO BLACkSMlTHS, WORk Q. al
kinds, Including WROUGHT IRON GRATiNGS
for Dwellings, Warehouses, &c. Also, FINISH
IYG BRASS OR IRON WORK.
In addition to the above, we are prepared, IN ON
GLAZED or UNGLAZED: BLINDS AND DOORS
and MOULDIYGS of every pattern ru,prs,
Orders solicited. IANNEK En- 2
Highest cash prices paid for OLD IRON, BRASS
COPPER, &c. de 25-tsI J. " H.
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WAsHIyeroN, January S.-Wearhcr reports
received to- day from various sections agree in
representing the cold as remarkably intense,
and more severe than has been known for
many years The thermometer here tonight
indicates sixteen degrees above zero.
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New Telegraph station.

|aaErE<DrRG, WEST VIRGINIA, January g.
IL" 'u"rican Telegraph Company have just
U,4.tt"G Il line 10 the lands Of the Volcanic
'"l Unpany, al White Oak a new region,
.~ rs 5000 worth Of oil per day.
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neacr.I Sheridan Offered Command Of the
EeuiauS.

NV I.EE, January At his late interview
".a .a" f@uiau Convention, General Sweeny
.'"@ aal month ago he advised and urged
....'. l1houey 10 open correspondence
...- Nia.rr3l Phil Sheridan for the purpose
O.. a.aNlC him at the head of the Fenian
a'.ar. nd Offering, himself. 10 take any sub
aG# position under Sheridan provided the
laser #.Uid accept the leadership.
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Ne,u York Markets.

NEW Yorx, January s.-FIour has declined
loal5c.: wheat, l62c.; corn, lc. Beef quiet.
Pork heavy: Mess, S27.7jlgs2s. Whisky duh
| Cotton quiet at 52G53c. Sugar firm, Naval
stores dull. Gold, 1914.
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v. ..rn from one OF the Council Of state
....t.y meeting of these gentlemen, held at
f.. "A on the Sd instant, il was agreed 10 call
.~ }..4slature together on the 18th instant
t... purpose OF appointing magistrates anu
,.u.Iug such other measures 40 are deemed
..t>~J!v looking 10 the re- IS Enlistment OF
J :. .LE.rnyAeAt. -SLliSbLaYl ". O. Bnnntl.
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The Centenary Sabbath.

!"et sunday being the first Sabbath in the
.'ruary year of Nethodisln in America, it
rived by peculiar and appropriate eX-
.-.. in the various Methodist Episcopal
..'.. It's ~ all the Northern States.
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~" IeRE, January ct is stated i'll The
N@.E" papers that deficiency of forty thou
'a.a 1a one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
sl>'> III lac accounts II the auditors office in
I.yu.I.u
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The Address upon the Death of the Late Pre-
sident.
WASHINGTON, January 8.-The joint COM
mittee of Congress appointed 10 prepare n tes'
timonial of respect TO the memory OF the late
President Lincoln have requested the Hon.
George Bancroft 10 deliver the address,
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RICHMOND, December 10, htS.
FORM OF PROXY.

Know al men by these preseats, Th1i nS ~ ~
scrbsr, being stockhol6er In the NAT!kS -, s a.
point -, tres and lawful attorney ana pso III
represent each OF us In all general Sw,1 an
tockholders OF said Company nsta vhsn wa are
mo. personaiy present or represented o. so% q
other proxy with full power anu sn,s ~ roiss,
and 10 de such other act acts ~ saoh ~ u we're
give or do member Of said asrsex rally and
r,n whnieysr vote or votes, act OF ns In pnrvu.
attorney laay lawfully give or so M upon him
anss OF the aa, ts aaa asaI ihis day 81
one thousand eight hundred ana - fsxAl.l
TEsTK: b s-t
do ls-tdm .t. IL.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, January s.-Flour inactive.
! Wheat steady. Corn active. Oats firm. Seeds
dull. Provisions heavy Lard, loo Sugar
steady.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-JASCARY o. 1865.
cpn rises...... IL Moon rises, morn. ~ .
Snn sets........... IS High water. ........lO II
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TALL & HUTCHINSON,
IL IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF
NOTIONS AND VIII o DIS,
at the old stand of
THOMAS, HUGHES & CALDWELL,
No. Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary,
RICHMOND, VA.
The subscribers have formed q co.partnership, as
above, and are now prepared TO exhibit
A WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS,
purchased from
FIRST HANDS, FOR CASH,
and will be pleased to serve their old friends and
the trade generally.
JOHN w. HALL,
formerly OF Thomas, Hughes Caldwell.
EDGAR s. HUTCHINSON,
formerly of McVeish, Howard &Co.,
de Ills Lynchburg, We.
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DOR NEW YORK.-ATLANTIC
Il MAIL STEAMSHIP COM EA
PANY.-Thc splendid new side >/N0A
wheel steamship HATTERAS. EwlsS.l64{B
PARRISH commander, aLBEMARlE, lE2xSS1xz1sS
TuEss S5kYE and ssAaTtRDAY :' leave New York
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These SHIPS entirely new, and were built
they have splendid SALOONS and STATE:
ROOMS, and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS and
ATTENTION are unsurpassed. ,,p
Passage; Meals and state-rooms Included Flf'
Goods shipped by this Line are landed regularly
at New York. on the Company covered pier,
within forty. sht hours. -. ..
damage and loss BY handling, and exposure rom rom
frequent shipping, as OH other lines 10 AVOIDED
by this route 49,
'Freights for points beyond New York W i'll be for.
wardrd with dispatch, and no charge made except
actua! expenses incurred.
These ships discharge cargo III New York al Per
No. 81 North river, aud the Company,,s steamers
for Wilmington, North Carolina Charleston, Sa-
vannah, Mobile and New Orleans, leave from the
same pier. Goods for these points can be trans
icrrcd without expense or exposure, -,
Insurance IL very low by these shlps, ana tns
economy in time insurance, and condltlon IN
which goods are delivered, makes this the cheap:
lowest rates, when ordered
LIVINGSTON, FOX & Co..
III Broadway, New York.
SAMUEL AYRES & Co,
Richmond, Virginia.
CALDWELL & DUNN,
S. C. ELLIOTT,
For freight Or pM sfTfffEeh sYPRRlEys & co.. Agents,
ONCE Iron front Buildings, Governor street, op.
posite First National Bank. de 2i-Sm
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THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
l. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY One third
subscribed, and ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS Of the same having been paid up, the
undersigned call for = general meeting OF me
Stockholders or said Company, for the purpose OF
eifecting an organization under the amended
charter, to be held Ct Richmond, Va, on TUES.
DAY, the 10th OF January, 1896.
A full attendance y desired;
CHARLES w. PURCELL,
/. w. GLAZEBROOk,
w. q. HARMAN.
HUGH w. SHEFFEf.
RICHMOND December 10. Isy5.
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TEMPORARY OFFICE:
No. FOURTEENTH STREET, UNDER EX.
CHANGE HOTEL.

This Bank will RECEIVE DEPOSITS, BUY AND
SELL EXCHANGE on all the
PRINCIPAL CITIES IN THE UNITED STATES,
CANADA AND EUROPE. .
lts services arc respectfully rendered 70 al
ton OF business. .
Especial attention will be given 10 C0LLEC.
prompt returns made.
Highest price paid for Government securities.
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GREAT BARGAINS
GREAT BARGAINS
RRADY-MADE CLOTHING
ATTHB
RICHMOND CLOTHING BAZAAR
No. lls MAIN STREET.
MEssRs. LOEB BROTHERS,

MgssRs. LOEB BROTHERS,
grateful tor the very extensive patronage already
extended TO them, beg leave to renew their assu-
RANGES to the public Of Richmond and vicinity that
they are
DETERMINED NOT TO BE oUTDoNE
In the presentation of unprecedented bargains In
all the goods in their line, Of which they have
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 TINES,
and afording golden opportunities TO the public
AND ONLY LIVING PROFIT
10 themselves.
They are now receiving direct from the best houses
OF EUROPEAN MANUFACTURERS
a very choice and we'll selected assortment of
FANCY BEAVER AND ENGLISH PILOT CLOTHS,
suitable for
OYERCOATS and WINTER CLOTHING OF ALL
KINDS,
TO which particular attention IL invited at the
RICHMOND CLOTHING BAZAAR,
No. lie MAIN STREET.
de Its
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TARVEYS & WILLIAMS i,
COMMERCIAL BLOCK,

UARVEYS & WILLIAMS,
COMMERCIAL BLOCK,
CARY AND THIRTEENTH STREETS,
are now receiving in store, and will be kept in full
supply,
sUGARs-Crushed, Extra, c, Raw.
CoFFEEs-Prime Rio and a few bags OF splendid
pure old Governme NJ Java, for families.
BACOE-sides and Shoulders, prime quality.
wHIsKY-of al grades. ----...---r---
We are also AZ entg for the sale 81
LEAD,
SHOT,
WHITE LEAD y"
and zine,
in cans, for Painters use.
LICORICE-The celebrated g and brand.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO-Finest grades.
FLOUR-Best Valley brands, &c, &c.
The attention Of the trade Is called 10 the above
which will always be for sale at Lowest cash prices
Aim
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IRON AND BRASS FOUNDREs.
VULCAN IRON WORKS,

We are prepared to furnish, al short notice, BoHs
Nuts and Washers, all sizes Grating and Iron
Work for houses Wrought aud Cast Iron Fences,
all patterns; Tobacco Presses and Fixtures com.
plcte and Machinery and Blacksmiths' Work gen.
orally. Steam Engines and Machinery OF all kinds
repaired on the most reasonable terms.
ARCHER L GOODWIN
ia 2s-is PoSt-o f5ce box No s27
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TIE pIsrATCH BUILDING Is ON Co
..,,xoR STREET, NEAR TO MAIN, AND
,,-,rty OPPOSITE TuE OLD DISPATCH
CORNER.
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DINE-APPLE CHEESE ANsS,RE-
tsERvEn GIN QEK In storo and for w.. s. 4
-" DANDRlpGE p AEpkEsuN.
de ss-ts No. ioo broAa "U~s'
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CATrLR.-The supply Of cattle CONTINUES limited,
with a brisk demand Sales 1T IS 10 IS u cwt. on
the hoof. for ordinary 10 fine cattle. .,.--
Hoes Stock light. Demand good. Sales OF live
hogs at $40 net
SnrEp-Sales of common 10 good sheep on the
hoof at 80 10 IS T} cwt. gross Fine sheep
are scarce, and extra quality would bring shade
Ar MARKET, By RETAIL, we have the following
quotations Bref ~ 10 25c. u n Pork, 70 10 Zoe
u,tttOn, Is TO %Uc.
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CHEAPEST GROCERIES IN

III. tliEAIEs>l 'hDIChlES ~
J .8ruIOND can be had at No. FRANKLIN
RI" i three doors from Seve ntef nth whore we
s. gmEFEE SUGAR. MOLASSES, WINES. IL
i. #H~. AIT COTTON CLOTHS aud GROCERIES
H.. COUNTRY PRODUCE OF every descripa3n,
]. wa Il! sell cheaper than they can De haa III
". .ra also conducting GENERAL COMMlS-
..@ .E5iNEsS, aud will attend strictly 10 lhe
#".ua.ug Of arv article farmers or mefchahls
hge, hnd solicit coasgnments o. All country
.".r ,.ch ~ Tobacco, Hay, Corn, -" neat oa'e'
". aIe selling SUGAR at FIFTEEN CENTS, MEAL
-. - DOLLAR, LIQUORS and othesdrucles IN pro-
~ a." now Offering PRIZE COUNTRY LAl ED
~ COZ NTkY ROLL BUTTER at unprecedented
Z. 80. - % hare on hand large supplies OF HAY,
f.. OATS. MEAL, BUCkWHEaT. &c, &c, al
n aud retail. PEERS & KOONES,
+" No. Franklin street.
II 80 X AN ID JOB PR tt y q.
-. 80 cLEMMlTT, GOVERNOR OK THIR-
.t elALfr, rETwEGS MAIN AND FRANKLIN,
....... +i"1, with the best material, superior
a.. steam and binding facilities, to execute
%" Nat may be entrusted 10 their charge.
e. W GARY
lately on Fourteenth street
,... w u. CLRMMI1T,
=, 10y 81 corner Main and Twelfth streets.
L iAEiAsE late Of the firm of Macfariane
nN. fl. H.. N"liclts his old friends 20 give nm
SIT .tofs tstablis hmeni II they Wish WORK
''''s'y aud promptly. ia 4-iwa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-09

- BOARD oP DIRECTORS. ~
NATHANIEL AUGUST, JOEL !: PlTHIAN,
{oRS W W , HAtH;o Iohhy A bddIEy
w. ~ McVEIGH, WALTER K MARTIN,
JOHN II. GREANoR, HUGH W FLY,
H. 3. DICKINSON.