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New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

HowEs l. MACY, BANKERS, 80 Wall-Street, New.
York QOrmy officers Of the Park Bsnk) -Four cent In
tsrest allowed on deposit
The business dthIs house ia the an IneOrpO rated
Bonf
PERsoSs KHrrHo ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and Draw as
thsJ please and VII Be allowed Irlsreh their daily bal
ohee at per cent
CoLLEcuoss nAds On any Tars Of thu ustsd States or
Canada
Orders Tor The PURCHASE SAILS Of the various Govern
mont and Ocr Stocks Bonds spd Gea promptly executed for
tad ulpL esnElGsipO
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
'EHE B0WERY NATIONAL BANK,

Ut,
Director, of Bow-y National dy declared
DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT ree 4 u0v-rnsn tsH p.fs
bio and 1s g. The TlsnEr Gook. cl9ss cod
Jan. > 1851 K. HAMILTON. Cs.LisT.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
HANIIT1N. ~

NATiov,L tr0tDvhY FAyK NRw-foHS. Pee. %. iCes.
ELECfiON-lho auuUGi election tuc Directors a
- srl Tor insrset1rs of tie srstirg cen viii
h held l- ht as l0rse No. ~ l8dinAy IyEs DAY the
g Jt4I-y betFca4 Ao.rs of - sni clock
m. !. j.. EiFitIfD J. C.s.lts.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

.Ha .IN.a uATi1gIf HAIE cy fUe IITI % Nv tV"1'
~ Tl Irel-rtr }Ev-ioty Dec 2. l.,,. }
A Y ELECTION for NINE DIRECTORS OK ia5
Z n ot.li 20 eve .es as csai,E ye s.i ue ,'t - n W,
-nfa Room .-au Az Iae "a q 81 ya,..l'}
N. ~ = u u .lL 1l..k ~ ~ =. p. ..-, l.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

1864. 1865. 1860.
Ke1tucky q r..l2ice 500. Geo @oc +c8 -.
CuDa, 40, e . ..5yc. q q . 7Cc al - 1Oc.GA ~
ySgi. 1858. 1S0G.
American fleece - = ..9Jc 0l l2l 9cd dec 4lcd 80.
Am,rican Pulled = b..5Uc.1sl o. 45cal5c 3Jc aJJc
FsElGHr ~ sAiIIsG yIasEs UOH NEyNOEX 10 uNLHfOOL
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
In eoamerc raner ths aealL1g. ars moaotate aad .H

IN commercial paper the dealIng. moderate and Few
nam pass At better than legal raes Borrowers are lok
ing for large supply OF money next week, md for lover
ra;eR Against this hope is the fact that The National
Banks Obliged tho 7th 70 make up s'str'oa. Of
,.r condition 3r ;ho year aal VIII naturally desire to
mako a Fool Showing. As many Of ,lon are OF ol
Ino" in legal tender, ed al Of tlon much ozpal ed
cheap money from t-oir action IS not certain.
Tie year closes vi.A al .unoasy feeling anoDs mcr'
chants, who find themselves with ample stock Of goods
fr which there is no sic at tho largo sasacc5 ihey are
ready 20 mako in o.acr to g.. taer Affairs within fhio
Luis. Tbs collections from tho interior re bad ona ilo
report is general tLat no large demand f goods c-o be
expected tho shelves os country dealers bong now scf-
Piled beyond the ability OF ihoir customers 10 buy FOR
credit Tho industry Of tLo county is serousy de-
ranged by th, continue levy Of taxes and the bs'-
ire5 Of heavy national anl local deb arc dy lc5 ap?
on. and poog go fast coming to c coacnson that tnc
Rebellion was luxury Of when tAo chief cos: Las YET
to DO paid By sacrifices through lo-c period of time
The shriakago in values shown during tie year now
closing, which has swept away the fortunes of 50 raaay
traders is fully slon by tho annexed table Of compare
tive qt Of fiona Of prices ia Eow-l OK;
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
,frA1c-sar.r. sYoErD. Err.

Pork ham. , b.......'s an Pa lia,, LneF LooA oo
Ercoa y I..........2tei D., ,..'''''''- -
e,liers - fb......lla % Pigs feet d1S......6l Io'
Landed ........od-- Head Cheese. q d.. ~ az
sat gr4 ct-nel, ' y ltat- >aI*i2e y
Beer coru,d ......... frG, Poosai, green = b..rG ~
Smoked, = 5........2Fd-i Dry .
Tongues cgcI-.l 9J4si T'iIt.t D.....-.-'..-'@i Az
MT TuU.nas q lIl. b n.lLI
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
AT IAE Ci.I7k p

The above tab iuy cA aNs lAe blAlctl le Iu NuNl-
1nsrca circles and for which there IS no permanent rel
except that to be obtained by sesy returning TO specie
payments sai general liquidation by doJto This process,
will bear hard upon the paper fortunes made IN the eaier
stages Of the Rebellion but there process known BY
which It can DO averted
Nariposa Mining Co. Stock Is in demand nader tec-
gram that the Company las elected TIC lessees on I
whole totory and nov not only in full possession, but
ready 10 develop tho mines thoroughly under iis noS
and productive processes.
Attention Is requested 70 the advertisement OF tho Eu-
reka M.aing Company
The Michigan Central Railroad earned the third week OF
December:
S73303 % les5.... s7o sas a Decrease t2fd 81
The shipments Of Pittstoa coal by tic PeunsylSana
Coal Company, for the week ending Dec. - were:
ESQ ss7 sJ69gJ7 Dec. .....s49 go
The ea-nirss Of the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
for tie third week in December were;
1870. 7ss lsG5.-..........t2a92i Is
In Feght the Engagements to Liverpool aro6 900 bush
Oats and GOO bbls Petroleum on private terms; and per
steamer 200 boxes Bacon aud 100 boxes Extract Logvood
a. 25s To Glasgow per steamer 100 tcs Lard al 25'
and 900 BUSH Peas on private terms To AutwoP 1900
bags Coffee at 95s.
Ihe Institution for the Savings Of Merchants Clerks
has declared their somisunuaI dividend payable and
after the third Monday in January.
The Tbrd-avo Savings Bank has declared its semi
annual dividend pGYeblo and after tho third Monday
IN January
The Manhattan Savings Institution has declared div
dend Of G y cent per on sums Of less than $780,
and cent on SUNS oyor 500, FREQ Of Government tax
Winsow, LsDier Co. will pay the interest on the AL
legheDy Valley bonds maturing on tho lst OF January
Tho per cent interest coupons of the S. w. Pacific
Railroad Co., due Jan will bo paid, presentation by
Ward & Co., No. 81 wsll-st
Tho following sro the movements in Dry Goods at this
| mort during tho week:
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
c,,.,.,, ,,olco D. nm rr.T, . c,olee .

chickens choice ptb a-I Iusscys ccce y 5-...2iT2j
OpIirnfy q B B...lJdlsl Oldiray. % ........i. q. .3
ISts ,lgI.c y r,a - AL pait.u.e,s y pQrfI sjUyi ~
C.f.r,rr ~ p Iu4.i p.airlc Chickens y
IfUad.bil Nii;coa & p''r......--.....S 81 C'4ti ~
Graz. = p1.r....I oval ~ Rabbits par. a'J
Canvas. ,s. ppr4 .og5 o litrc.s gray Garh... sf ~
Nulnd y lrt!r q tsa.! uiQlH = tu1.... - C.dt3 80
Ce.r > r, .....iGdI Ie Sea.sln front y 1..-..IUul5
.iungfJL = b.........jl! =! Hams Sta-i-s =.
pi,eUls 4uI5 pair. G-~i1 stelL iJ.... 1890 ~-o
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
MEATS YREsR.
Dees. porter.hou

Dee. porter.houss Pork, rst and stk' y i ioE4s
steak, Y io...,,...J9d1Si hidlels Y ~. ,..-'' ri
f4UJ'Q.. -Ie
Round ......... "a 3 Murion bind qr g 1...l u 2
Iil ro.s...... - I IoIe qua.tcF. = 3D.. 90 ?
CrassI !, D......Isa- II Tore saOg.-or 2 Pc. 10
Cluck b...... ....,.20H Chois .....'..- ;.''.'.i'
Plate srd n,h.......l.G y iiH.i't Sieah eheh..'''
Stew pieces. D.....14 .i >ne 2 $500 =
to"q licces.........-.t III - Ll4i q ni' v '''--
lfrc grlIter.....-.-.-l
Irt-fs cacI.......2IHij ijI Grii'ig....-.-....- r. ID
Lard !c.f............... -ui L@s...... .-..t-@1
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
jlIlIIHD N4TIONAL BANK

Srw.YorK Dee y, 1900
ELECTION -c Annlsl Election for Dstor of ih Bsnk VII
E. t.i AZ H r thr of Jsn1lry next teWfra Il
end oc rs p u. j. g IAils LLl1 1a,-l-lt - -l-.
TTHE ANNUAL ELECTION for TRUSTEES OF tla
j LESTER CI. NANuFACruu%G COhfAAf w % a'9
a,e gouIa -, Oa-e E3 20 Brol8-., TUESDAY, Jan y
'''' no" l. V--' - -"" FFSI COLLINS Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
OlsIoa AnNA.Es- - a -

CgsICg AflNAtkk 4sp 2 LAtL tAIHkr
VyHE TRANSFER BO0ES Of this Company ~
Be- closed e 3si December, 1850 sad reogeasi Jia1
'''' - CH1s. p GIyBIy, Tfrn.i.t Aysat
frTs a. -
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE ~ NEW.
~ YOHK-UlVIDE&O-A sslHisnlua. dividend Of FIVE -
PER CENT ne from Govrurt LaI Teen declared tzf
capital stock Of this bank pyebs and ar sord.y
U all lsshs
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
pipioena Nolcsa.

TaE .pzas vArIsyAt TA ASs o. yrwYoExl
hLE-iOaE Dec. %. lsl5. !
A DIVIDEND OF F0UR % PER CENT od, ..
Z te raag Of to rtl tir uolt ie tn G8Tsrll 80
Sta C,aly, aul CITY T1e VII li As Gocsaeasu
EBtl, and a'fr The % dly of J,nt-tJ Ac--
ger ce. wAeicrsr te United slstes uTfe C0ats I decide "a
sad - be s I'D bn5iag allst ne 5 uE o. o. dest
Is ra1i-s books v Do eios,i l .-ielt ,c ne 4
rr1ziao. =. y. f4.t.lrr, ~. tel.ts
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

lAg'g AAIt1fsI nkNK =. Y .0ak Dec. ~, y & 3
A DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT, free of G3rt
eminent TAX ths day been csc.d pys1s ts ID ds,
Il1cary Zoe Transfer Bc3t M Ig sn cosed he ne "a
i'd. 10 tie ID prorimo. J. J.. tEWSPt &c. ctsli.f.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
A0-aloa ~ Wo1o-II. ElILs.A0 e0 - I.

a0-WIoB ASD " oNc sI.a NAILt1AD % y. ,s'9l.+
CFgIcT hcEUtCa, (os.d, Dec. ~. 1913.
DTVIDEND.-1he BOagd OF Directors have tE1
~ Gsy declared DIVIDEND Of -FOUR gER cEN nee o! Ssf
eminent the 10th prJKio to ths hos wkst
thestoeE Le grE on hs 4 dy Of Jn 1Ty So
Dividend payable at The IAfrsT Loan snf Trust CompaaJA
10 T. Lxchsl p tce. New \ o..
lhe 1rsfr Books viii Be ced from tie eth TO TIE lh Day
JsfDary, boz. 80. .
rs.sstd % Eesea tie oT paynrl. 40 etot vii b Pht
& ou a0eg that di'o. ~. Z. Pr 'lKi s. Trel,ll.i
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
PULLS HEAD BANK.
~ O. W. wILLHTT c"hIv,
fPIIADsLPaIG IsD hsAolyg RA:tzoAo CoEpssr,

fPIIADsLPalA Isb FsA'i21 fA.t-0AD tofPt9f y
Ofics No 2lI 5out1 f3url o.. tlsd-ipf7 Dec lj 'OS
NIVIDEkD kOTICE.-IEc TrJns.cr Books Of tn
~ Company will BE- closed TUESDAY, Dec a. and rsos'r-d
O. TUESDAY. l5tb Il - slsry next
UIV!pf SD Og Five PEN CEST hs been 3srired re
rufd md Common sock car Il Aaaonh tli stat iaTss ssJ,
b n as or union oYtion of s fr nt
le s i1 &c seers lsre tlsy l.i ssua Esgtefsa q
W boos Cou2tny Lat Al payable iHii stsss
10 h,ii irAis. . Cd. 49,
s II b-ne,s hol- on SATURDAY. 3i HirUh seE vsSa
Gato no Dividend viii BE- P1yabe in taih oa'y.
49,. f,r rileuds tau.. b. Uitae ssd au ,.upej
:. BRADFORD. Treuutss
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
WI TANiEq.
Dc.... Lima soaked, y
srrSDl.iFs.

Bean, dry quart....IO"'ll Clover D..-'.-..'---f
Ir4ons each 4Unt,. Kerosene = g1l..---..oi % ~ U
Peas split, y r......... .a London tluO AcHct p-
Coil hard 4 l20 i5l bUt'ir-., .-......-'
Coil stove tun.. - jJa.r M1cerJl D.....'-
Honey, pt. bottle o...3'@;i Nls, = lust
buc- wheat y D......4j1.b' Col-eascd' V y CAN. q
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
Nav YOaz eAlieSIL ExcHAssE
4EoHAsIcs ave- lE4DsRl S.yisc. IysTITr. IoI

NJEW-YORK AND NEW-HAYET RAlLk0AO
- COA DIVIDEND Of FiVE DOLLARS per sare t'Tssiisa
OJTrfasr. hi, dsv osi ceca,sd hs 'sgs stock
tae Company abe a this Gee sud sec January s5l
T rs-~sfrf vii iI.l sn' ths
CT 'tnus-y lrr. ". B.-IEAl -reasuTsL
erk Osr lsG
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

7 q =
A SENl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND ot EIGhT a
a PER CENT nee o. Govcr rsatsr t h. Is q tie s.-.y
holders Of sis Bank and tser WEDs1sDAY 20 Of Jalss
he Tn.f.r Boos vii remain d,,,d h o :4l INST to lsy
i'oTi oli,f 81 fs fo,rl o. Il scHEylyEE cai.t
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
icu.'uIly r,poiisl for THa TmHu1s.

Total ..........-........cG cG,.jI at2i5 7'tS- bJ3
GEAIE-1ac demand gOr Wheat Is air Tor Miti1E AM
with limited arrivals prices Lsu tie sales -.J bash
CLc1 Spring ut g - :! 80 for No aui = - for No
Gsa 200 6GsD. Amber state at s. 10, lay heavy thi
nj c iu bond Barley A6lt quiet az 81 -Gsi 30 aye
lower Gu9 a limited ielUesti scs c lC1 bush g y ~ iof
are ug'y aud are l1w .; the demand uUicatci sl, II
2 .JJ b 20 J4GGic Tor Chicago ana ttdUD.c ipr Stats
curry is chiefly or homo sa!cs Of JC1 bush ~ 81 " i~
Western Mixed IN store e. y FOR Co, shoati aud o. ID IN
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
N ATIONAL BANK OF THE lOliMoNwEALTA,

DIVIDEND ef SIX PER cFNI, hcs Of uliea sl..s,
tie "a OF January GEOhNE 3 ELLIS Irshief.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
VaIRD NATI0NAL 49,.
PiTTsBrRsa, FoET WIUaA ASO CHICAGO auLgA


OrTics o. sgcaLTARI iIfriguGuu. Dee. ~ l5.6.
FE'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this dsy
6ecsd regular qrsrrry DIV de- OF Two AND HALG
PER CENT e g9Ts[uaen tar on ths Csg secs and s=t
annual Diyile1d 5i THREE AND HALF FER AEAr "a
Governu % the Thl nrgs- bonds psya5e sd e..
ts tfh dsy Of J 1907 TIE f-e u Mes.r WiSSLuW
LAhlEs Coz N II sui % PiEc, Bose Eiersd New
fok, aid Al the oe Of he Ies-r 10 those srd 81 fhss
bJfgh.
The Tunsfr P5oks will close 7ah day Of December
oeocs p and reopen ths llih day Of Jsrgsiy 1871
r . 4
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

| BASKISo HoUsH FnE HArou,
No. bhassSusi, hev.forE Dec. 20. l5t6. !
THE COUPONS, due Jan. !, 1867, on the FIRST
! i MORTGAGE BONDS Of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL
DAD fCALf0kIA Sl be paid a. Sdcs Tree Of o0ten
Aat Tar
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

OF5ICE DIR Dock, EAsT bRoADWAY b1r.EzIl
hAiLROAD CONPAsI NEW Oak Dec. 4, leo
FV'HE BOARD OF DIRECT ORS have this day de-
Il clsrsl DIVIDEND Of FIVE ~ PER CENT PAYABLE ID
Of January next free Of Government tai BY their Ta'aIer at S
hationh Broadway BANK.
Transfer be closed 10th inst, ard opea sh JInasl S.Et
sner esction OF Directors. WA. RICHARDSON PresdenS
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
crr o. artrouszr r..l,rsrs. orye. o.s,as.f " I,s

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the holders OF the "a
lt cent NUNl CiPAL DcSD5 q re Cy o. Aiheay 80 u
c9nnons on sail 5onis eoErE januly g VII b. p.
Oh ssI esy Tho State tax .: tie bsnk g! raurg.
M. litg of piLt.bursh. Pa, d. MACFEEEgN,
Trensef-r ~ tde CIV 0f fAl-tsss-
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
~ IrILLFRAT. s..fe.,rv.

NOTlCE-MORRl5 X. JESCP 40 al. agt. TIE
~ 70. .D9, IoJANs. O3t aad LIR,I. .GtCN t4iiEoA22
ard BURLINGTON NlI..OAD COMPANY go. NORRIS X.
Jfsuf rtnl ross tt.l1 she United State, Dhrct Cir
judi CfI.t aud DiItHct of uii'ueAt ths
l' ith day ef November 1850.
ow order shove 81 1T: Il
of-g th, 81 t lsIs Of tua boujs II s iort' Lotuf2it
tuu. Er 1I COMPANY VI tic 5ees mentioned in the
decd of truH. Thomas NaEs ttee. g. thr
r. inus ull b u i. mentioned ard wh.c tar aid 0
I'd aaofe cal e. C1d bout End 81 holders n
son 80 c 20 company present ach bo.d nd her Ger.
thrc f sfla fs the hst day of t ue1t frfu
t,uit lhst 1-say Nly. iG5 the Ttdo, Logmspot
sli buutEtHn Luwsy Con aud saosohe ta sTs q
ch iay lively 20 ertrd lni surrender said bonds ani
dcates n Uc.0f in dauce with the
lr Eton that they r nfir
accompanied vb such bonds and stock rfri
th tcud lsfe th~ fri dsy o he u tefc
n ht n dfau thereof a ,uch claims bs barred the hold
4 bolLs lJ stock ha pgoloi E0m setting making
fIsiti. or Dl4iu., ttrl ca o..
sgt &. 70 tht minutes. entered thls day
Iudl.rEf 20 November A A. y. 1895.
Goossui { Nobeftt. Chicago soloors fot dersul.n'.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

rphE ANNUAL HEE.1NG OF tte S.ocahoiicrs OIL
,o co.r a1l Hrvla silver Mug7 Co. WI 10 hea e ta o.aes
fhs ro1.,ny o = tias York, Iusdy, ysu T. 81 IL
oc osks ui or r purDyc q 'lcg Irio's igr he e'n
M III t.. tfsr ctlJl VI tatucts wich 'y coho
b--ro -,,l I,r.,tifs j. j.. Lybl fLL, af.Tsfsry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-29

THE GREAT DRY GOODS SALE daily taking place
at the magnificent and spacious store of Messrs. j.
STEESBoCK & Co., Nos. l39 and Ill Main street,
which many have supposed to be an auction sale,
is only the RETAIL DEPARTMENT In the full tide of
success. Crowds of delighted purchasers are talk
ing over their bargains, and others are rushing ~
secure beautiful goods at the remarkably low
prices adopted by this house.
Perhaps there has never been house in Rich
mond with such extended facilities for the pur-
chase Of goods from original manufacturers and in
the first hands. With complete round of Eu-
ropcan connections, they have correspondents in
the great marts of the world and the centres OF
fash ion, and earliest in their receipt of goods,
and order from advanced pattern and descriptive
cards sent only TO wholesale houses, the magnitude
of whose trade will warrant such conside ration.
Their selection of SPRING GOODS just arrived, ia
pronounced superb by the ladies, and their judg-
mcnt none disputes, their taste none questions
and we advise our readers to call and examine
for themselves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-29
Letter from Mrs. Stoncwall Jackson.

The following letter explains llsell
COTTAGE HOME, n. c., February II, 1866.
NV Dear Ladies, Your letter presenting
me, in the name of the "Southern Women
of Memphis" with portrait of my beloved
husband, executed by Mr.. j. K. Sanders, of
YOUR city (Memphis}, has Just been received.
The portrait arrived safely by express few
weeks since
No token of regard that you could have
shown me- for his sake, could be more accept
able or highly priced, or could touch my be-
reayed heart more deeply, than this likeness
of nv sainted husband. With Il full heart l
tender TO YOU my warmest thanks, and assure
YOU of my sincere and heartfelt thanktulness
and qualification in possessing Just such plc-
ture l have an excellent tro,t- -cfe'o portrait
of him. which is an ineXpresslhle comfort ana
pleasure to me, and now II Is double Joy anu
comfort to have this handsome side Utep
1t is certainly beautiful painting, ana
does credit to your " "Memphian artist. I"
Please thank Mr.. Sanders most kindly for me
for his generosity in contributing part OF the
subscription price. --
Your beautiful tribute TO the memory OF my
precious hus sband is warmly appreciated. 10
see him thus enshrined in the hearts OF ms
noble countryWomen is sweet solace 10 ms
wife, who looked up to him as the Joy, the
pride, and the comfort Of her life.
Wishing you my blessing, am, my dear
ladies, most truly and gratefully yours,
MARY ANNA JACKSON.
Mrs.. r. j. Ts.rley, Mrs. Olicer GreenMo, hTs'
" T. Haskell, Mrs g. Il. Grant, mss II. a.
Allen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-29

DISADVANTAGES OF BEING WHITE.-Ihe fre
sident of the Opelousas railroad has ordered
that negroes pay the same fare on Ine roaa i1
that white folks do. Ihat is right. Nny s I,u iot
the Federal officers who controlled the road let
negroes pass over it at half-price? white
iaborers going from New Orleans to Attaka-
mas to get work were charged five dollars lor
passage on the cars negro iaoorers meie
seneer was taxed two and half dollars Tor
being white, or negro was credited win TWO
and n half dollars for being black. why dla
The Federal officers make this odlo"S dlstine-
,hay NOT claim that no distinction should De
maae y-planters' (Lo,iSidna) Banner,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-29

THE SOUTHERN RELIEF FAIR IN BALrIMoRE.
Mr.. A. H. II. Dawson, of Georgia, Will denver
n lecture ut the Monumental Assembly Rooms
for the benefit Of the Fair. The subject is
q National Honor" 8
There is now on exhibition at the rooms OF
Messrs Bendann Brothers portrait OF stone
wall Jackson, executed in pastel, presented by
them as n contribution to the Fair. Inc por-
trait is life size The likeness is admirable
AS an evidence of the widespread interest
which is manifested in this charity, we may
state that Madame Celeste gave on saturday
n grand matinee at the ST. Charles Iheatre, In
New Orleans, for the benefit of the FAIR. Inc
proprietors Of the building rendered her the
use of it gratuitously. The appeal OF the
MARYLAND ladies was printed at the heaa ol
the play bills. ,,,.s p;
Resolred, That at the Southern Relief Fair
there shall be no solicitations to buyer, ana al
change for articles sold shall be promptly re-
turned All articles not sent TO private lndi-
yiduals, but TO the fair, are to be collected AZ
this table where they will be ticketed with
the contributor name and disposed of.-bat-
ti,nore Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-29

INDIANS STARvIYG.-Late official reports
from Decotah represent the Indians 10 be in a
starving condition-while the forts of that
territory are so short of provisions that they
are unable to succor the poor things. We see
no movement in Congress TO vote money for
their support AS they owned the land before
the whites they have some claims 10 pity and
to charity. But they are not black, and can I
be well used in elections. They are that con-
temptible race of - Indians not taxed which
deserves nothing bnt contempt. We shall see
whether it be more honorable to be taxed and
not pm the t,,c than not 10 be taxed. The taxes
that the Government will derive from the
cherished and nourished race of HAM will not
pay HALEs salary rs Minister to Spain
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STRONG LASGrAGE.-A Northern journal says
that some of the reports to the Freedmen S
Bureau are marred by "impulsive utter
ances," which detract from their merits Very
likely, and possibly their truthfulness. AS 4
specimen of those not "calmly judicial" the
following opening sentence of the report OF
General FISK, from Kentucky, is given
There are some of the mednest m,Subjuguted,
and unreconstruc'ed, rascnlly, reJeNious repoEu-
tonists in Kentucky that curse the soil of the
couptry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-29

Auction SALES THIS DAY Y,-Messrs Harrison,
Goddin & Apperson will sell on the premises,
at palf-p past 4 O'Clock, p. NJ, three valuable
lots on the north side of Marshall, between
First and Adams street.
Messrs. Grubbs & Williams will sell on the
premises, at half-past o'clock, p. NJ, two
lots west Market street, and one lot on
Union gtreets
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Is~ ~sPECTACLES! SPECTACLES!

OLD STAN ID
No. los MAIN STREET.
W. hereby remind those in want of SPECTA-
cIES that we have usual full and complete
...,E. embracing all the most desirable kinds OF
GLASSES in use, including
GENUINE CRYSTAL or PEBBLE, in quality
and construction equal to any made;
CuyCAVE and CATARACT GLASSES that can
not be cxcelled.
Thanks to the liberal patronage OF the public IN
ain axr,rieuce of over thirty years, not in the hos
,. Of Europe but in this the capital of Virginia,
W. are enabled to adapt Glasses to all kinds OF de-
l.ct!ye vision requiring such aid. Prices reasona-
bic. ana satisfaction guaranteed.
MITCHELL & TYLER,
,,l Il ow los Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-29

/ OPERA AT THE RrcHxoSD THEArRR.-Ghioni
I and Susni's Grand Opera Troupe made their
debut last.night in verdis opera, n Troratore,
which was represented with the following
/ caste: Leonora, Signora Ghioni; Azucend,
Mad'l Patti Strakosch Manrfco, Signor Macca.
| ferri and N COnte di Luna, Signor Mancusi.
The house was well filed, and the perform
ance was very satisfactory, but in conse-
quence of the lateness OF the hour, We are
compelled to defer our crafque until to-mor:
row. Tonight, ,Flotow's opera, Martha, will
be performed. The followingi is synopsis OF
the plot
Lady Henrietta Denbain and her compa.
nion Nancy, who find themselves dying OF
enlui in fashionable life, hearing from the
window the bucoic music Of Fair, where the
peasant girls of village present themselves
for yearly hire, take into their heads to attend
in peasant s disguise this servants mart. Lady
Henrietta has lover, Sir Tristen, whom she
compels to accompany them. They carry the
joke SO far that they offer themselves as SER
wants to two young rustics, Lionel and Plum
kett and receive the money which attests
their engagements. Thinking thai il has gone
far enough, they wish TO retreat, but find, to
their dismay, that the money secures their
services TO the young men. The noble lover
attempts to interfere, but Is attacked by
the still unengaged servants and chased
off the field The ladies, left alone with
their future masters, are afraid to dis
cover themselves lest the King should hear of
it, and finally have to follow the young men to
do menial service. When they arrive home,
they retire after several unsuccessful attempts
to make the newly engaged servants lone OF
whom has assumed the name of Martha, and
the other that of julia work. to their sleep
ing apartments, from which, in the middle of
the night, and by the help Of the noble lover,
they manage their escape, having, however,
left their hearts behind. A pursuit follows.
They are afterwards encountered in hunting
guise, and attended from chase. Lionel, now
in love with Martha, finding that his love is
not returned, claims her as his servant; he is
arrested, but sends 4 ring, given him by his
father, to the Queen, which proved him to be
the son of nobleman un Justly baniShed. His
fathers land, and titles, are restored to him
he marries Lady Henrietta, and his friend
PIunkett, Nancy.