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NPoRTANT DECIsIoN.-In the Circuit
Court Of this county yesterday, il the case
q ..9oc UrSuS Tilston, in which he plain
d sued for the recovery Of cityproperty
h. during the war under decree OF
DE Underwood, Judge Thomas decided
..G by the provisions Of the Constitution
o. ile United States, Congress could not
Js'zi. more than the life estate of the party
t4-sei with the offences stated in the act
Of Congress providing for the cOnfscation
q the property of persons engaged III the
rebellion, and that as DanielF. Hooe, against
whose property the proceedings were inSti-
mcl had departed this life, the plaintiff,
III, lgylscc, was entitled to the recovery
/ Of the property. An appeal from this de-
ciyon was taken, and the case will be de-
rlcd by the Supreme Court of the United
>.a,es.-Ilerqnliyia Gazette, 18th.
g7dge Thomas merely decided not only
Iaccardngto the Constitution, but according
the facts. When the confscation law
was passed, Mr.. Lincoln refused to sign it
until il had been made to conform to the
UNCONSTITUTIONAL provision upon the subject,
(which j, in substance that the property of
man cou;icted of treason shall 20 to his
children.
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Foreipn-By the Gable.

LONDON, December lo.-United States 5-2o's,
before official hours, quoted this morning at
II.
L1vIRPooL, December lo.-Cotton-sales
will probably exceed 1900 bales; middling
CULTS st l4'.8l4Hd.
LONDON, December lo-l p. NAT the open
ing of the market this morning there were
sales OF 5-2O's at 7l&, and subsequently at
TN, closing at this hour At the latter price.
LIVERPOOL, December lo-l Z. M.-The cot
ton brokers report an active market to-day at
full prices, though not quotably higher. Sales
thus far are $4,000 bales. The stock Of Ameri-
can cotton Is very fight.
rEiprya ENGLISH JOURNALS cLANAaors PoR TIM
SETTLEMENT OF THE ALABAMA cLAiNs-yERI
NATURALLY.
MANCHESTER, ENGLAND, December lo.-The
Examiner follows the Times, and calls for an
early and satisfactory settlement OF the Ala
bama claims 1t believes that the popular
voice is strongly In favor Of an amicable settle.
ment.
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John III. Surratt.

MONTREAL, December lo.-There is no DOUBT
that John II. Surratt implicated in the Lin
coin assassina.io affair, was concealed in this
city for months. No amount of money would
induce his protectors to give information con-
corning him.
WAsHISGroS, December lot appears from
official documents communicated to the House
to-day that the Government had information
as long ago as September, 1865, that John b.
Surratt had escaped from Canada into Europe
Months elapsed before he could be positively
identified for the arrest, which was accom-
plshed early this month at Alexandria, Egypt
A person who crossed the Atlantic with Sur
raft makes affidavit that he acknowledge:
his own as well as his mothers completely IN
the assassination.
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r1s fssSfssion wss iaid on the table BY a

n
vote Of "a to 90. 2HEu1
Follows: On the New Orleans Riots-Messrs.
Elliot, Sheliabarger. and Campbell; on Muir
der of united States Soldiers in South Caro-
lina--Messrs Pike, Farnsworth, and Cooper |;
on Southern Railroads--Messrs. Maynard, Nc
Chung, Mercer, Washburne, and Chandler; on
Internal Revenue Funds-Messrs. Darling,
Beamen, Eggleston, Myers. and Trumbull.
The House passed the bill fixing the regular
time for the meeting OF Congress by a vote OF
l2I TO %.
Mr.. Bingham introduced bin to legalize
all prociamations after the 4th OF March,
1851. and defer that of December /, 1865, re-
specting military trials by courts martial and
military commissions, and the arrest, I'm
prisonment, and trial Of persons charged with
participation in the late rebellion against the
United States, or aiders or abettors thereof.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The Committee on Reconstruction have be-
fore them bill providing that Chief Justice
Chase shall appoint for each southern State
provisional government, and all other terrific
rial machinery, and prescribing regulations
for holding conventions for the adoption OF
constitutions, securing to all men their rights
irrespective of color.
Mr.. Perham reported n bill relating to pen
sions; which was adopted
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole on the state of the Union, and at
p. NJ. adjourned.
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Tur CONFEDERATE DEAD IN ApPoxArrox.
A correspondent Of the Lynchburg Ne'os
gives an account Of the proceedings ut APP
pomattox Courthouse on the LIST instant:
The ladies Of that county having removed
TO central spot the remains of the Con-
federate dead killed near the Courthouse
just before Lees surrender, an address was
delivered on that day by l.. D. lsbeii, Esq,
after prayer by Rev. G. W. Leyourn.
As far as Is known, the only comms-
stoned officer among them Is Captain Miles
C. Macon. of the Richmond Fayette Artil-
lery, who fell on the 9Th Of April, 1865, In
q charge of the enemy's cavalry.
With the funds already in hand 1t Is con-
.emplated to enclose the ground with .
temporary enclosure, and, after sufficient
Increase has been secured, to surround 1t
by substantial brick wall and erect Q
monument. 1l ar
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a letter from General S. G. Hndman,
! Arkansas, dated Carlotta, Mexico, has
,seG received by President johnson, ask
~ Executive pardon. The lette' gives a
.@7IGi account Of the writer's health and
LaIlon: 1t is not probable that The par
y VIII be granted. Hindman may be pa
"a, with permission to return to the
'"ed States under certain restrictions.
e indianapolis Journal saws thatit will
u s%1e wisdom of Congress heavily To undo
- alSchief done by the President. But
.!sdom Of Congress can't bear aheayy
The tax-collector would have 70 make
a9rn: no goods or chattels tbund.--
'aliam Montgomery, son of Hon. viii.
montgomery, one Of the ostp-omi-
~ - men Ia Pennsylvania, has )eea ar
1s'ed at Wellsburg, W. Va, eharyed with
H. ~ OF Mr.. Dnsmore, near Washing
'"n' Pa, last week.
to- george Peabody has made a dona-
$50 nm Tie town Of Danvers, Mass. of
and lsr, ~ 'hepnrpose of erestinsa library
The r"n.! asfe-room. This is in a}lition 10
Daayers sums no has givento Sorth
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TnE TRorBLE WITH FRANCE.-The Presi-
den, is displcascd with the tenor of Napo-
Iran',rcply to the cable telegram from the
State Department calling upon him TO full
&. hi, promise and withdraw his troops
from Mexico in inStallments. The Cabi-
la, with but one exception, ii is under
|sgi side with the President.
Ills considered doubtful, however, whe-
tier any further remOnStrance will be
made, and the probabilities are that the
French Emperor will be allowed to have
BIS own way. Indirectly it is limited that
Napoleon's action in refusing to withdraw
mainly because of what he regards as a
violation OF the pledge Of neutrality, or
ln.iutcricrence on our part, his position
tshg that, 10y the arrest Of General Ortega,
the dispatch of General Sherman, and
o,ber Objectionable movements, our pledge
neutrality is broken, and the compact
is therefore withdrawn and rendered null
aud void.
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IHE USuRr LAws.-The Petersburg In
or says that " if the merchants and manu-
Lecturers who constitute the members of
1e Exchanges Of Petersburg and Rich
N'nd, and the Board of Trade of Norfolk,
"''iS the assistance Of the mercantile socie-
H's OF other Virginia cities, void send
nSmoriais TO their respective d.egates,
Dnedy but distinctly enunciatilg their
views IN this matter, an impetus would
DC gwen to this reform which wouH insure
lis successful prosecution"
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.. baltimore SIM.
E s,sc,,l 10 the Baltimore sun.
rern Loyaiists :, Terri'" ria. -"
sontnssr,emis-Renei Editcr.-Th s De-

.yeru 10y ... pyno n~,
sonfHn Editers-Tne Dc-
verS On tho Test Osfh--Sansa Anna
cisr EVICTION, December9.--The "Sou'n-
W,a,yaIists" met last evening, ana naa III
ern lIIIiiation with them Messrs. stevens
cons, az II. al. Of that ilk. The latter ADVISE
sunni a,IIoralists" TO get up a petition OF
the Urn loyalists to Congress, asking that
sou'sn,hern States be treated as terrific
the So~oyisional governors appointed, etc.
IiG T.p Hamilton Ward, of New York, will
.n.dmce a bill in the House tomorrow
Ia" ding for setting aside the presens
E.otc governments of the southern States
80 appointment Of provisional governors
~ the chief Justice, formation of State
Institutions and governments by coaven
ions Of delegates elected by the people
who are citizens of the United Staes, ex-
ccpt certain classes who are designated as
pcriurers, guerrillas, murderers, ,na edl-
tors of rebel newspapers, who shsl oe ior-
ever DISTINGUISHED.
There is no truth in the stateaent tnat
kac Supreme Court Of the Unno States
will announce an opinion to-morpw IN the
matter of the tcst-OathS for attorneys, nor
will any opinion on the subIee be gwen
for tho present. There has ben no for.
NAL contamination of the judgs on the
subject at the present term ofme court,
and the status of the matter isixactly as
il was left at the close of the las term.
Santa Anna has sent COMMUNICATION to
our Government upon Mexican Stairs, but
the exact character of the lettr has not
transpircd. 1t known, nevertheless, that
he protests against the proposed action OF
the United States Government elative TO
Juarcz, and insists that he (Sata Anna),
Ortcga, or any other Mexican, hould not
be moleStcd if they shall attenot to take
part in the establishment Of Mexican
authority within the republic Of Mexico.
DATA.
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The Test Oath-Two Scamps Desire to Argue IL.

The Test Oath-Two Scamps Desire to Argue Ii.
WARRINGTON, December lot is not true,
as telegraphed some time since, that the Su-
preme Court had made rule dispensing with
the test oath. II is still administered
Lorenzo Sherwood, Esq, late of Texas, APP
peared at the opening of the United States
Supreme Court this morning, and asked per-
mission for Governor Hamilton and himself to
reargue the constitutionality of the law pre-
scribing test oaths. Permission was given to
file motion in pursuance of his request
with the clerk.
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REcAPTURED.-The man Triplett who
broke Jail and escaped from Fauquier
county, Va, about eighteen months ago,
where he was incarcerated on charges of
robbery and the murder of an old gentle
man (as has already been stated in the
public prints), was yesterday morning
brought to this city by sheriff and two
he having been arrested near
st. Louis, Mo-, a short time since.-Wash-
inqton Chronicle. .
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STOLEN Masonic JEwELs.-Two sets of
masonic Jewels, stolen from lodgesin Mis-
SiSsipW, and the charter of Eastpmt Lodge,
No. "a, were found in pawibroker's
s1op IN Indianapolis, Ind, lately, ad have
teen forwarded 10y the Grand SECRETARY Of
the Grand Lodge of Illinois to the care Of
4c Grand Lodge of Mississippi.
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The Official returns Of the Insurance Commits
sioners of New York and Massachusetts, place this
Company among the leading life corporations OF
the country, ITS PERCENTAGE OF ASSETS TO
LIABILITIES BEING GREATER THAN THOSE
OF MOST OTHER COMPANIES.
POLICIES issued on all the various systems at
the usual rates, and the most liberal inducements
offered to members.
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE IN CASH, or made re-
yersionary, a. the assured may elect.
PREMIUM NOTES for portion Of the annual
payment will be takenif desired.
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The Occupation OF Mexican Territory-hepiy

The Occupation OF Mexican TerritOry-Repiy
10 Congress.
WASHINGTON, December 1o.-The PRESIDENT
has replied TO a resolution OF the House asking
whether any portion of the Mexican territory
has been occupied byiUnited States troops |;
if so, by what authority and for what pur-
pose. A letter is enclosed from General
Grant, who says that no official information
has been received at his headquarters, and no
authority given either by the Major General
commanding the Department of the Gulf or
himself for any movement of troops into Next
can territory.
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Rev. C. GRANBERRY.--We Understand
,lai this gentleman, in company with his
,s.miiy, was on board the steamer Thomas
Agso at the time Of the explosion of her
'Ooler. A telegram from him makes tho
gratifying announcement that he escaped
iSnlHlGrcd, as also did HE family.-PetaS-
Jsry Express.
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sr- NEW APOTHECARY AND DRUG

STORE, CORNER OF BYRD AND SECOND
STREETS, RICHM0ND.-The subscriber having
opened an APoTHECARY and DRUG STORE at
the above stand hopes by strict attention to bust
ness. 10 merit due portion Of patronage. He will
keep constantly on hand well-assorted stock OF
pure DRUGS and MEDICINES, OILS. SPICES, TO-
BACCO, CIGARS, and a general assortment OF
FANCY and TOILET ARTICLES.
Having employed an experienced and competent
Apothecary, his attention will be given specially
to prescriptions, which will be neatly and accu-
rately compounded at ell hours, both day and
night u y. WINE hH,
No. lls, corner Byrd and Second streets
de 5-2aw2w~
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CAIRO, December s.-A womln named
Diclman attempted to kill her two children
today with an axe. Their bolies were
terribly mangled. She afterwari cut her
own throat, nearly severing the lead from
the body. One of the children will pro-
- ,kty die.
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More about j. III. Surrtt.

New YORK, December 9.-Th He'atdS
special dispatch from SweetSbur, Canada,
saws that John II. Surratt was tie guest of
J. Hogan, of St. Lawrence Hal, after his
escape from the United States, sld ne was
supplied with funds TO go to Europe by
leading SouthernerS then in Capda.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOAN OFFICE OF II. HARRIS BROTHER
No. 1891 MAIN STREET, UP srAIRs, I

No. 1881 MAIN STREET, UP STAIRS,
RICHMOND, December ), 1890.
BET THE PRIVILEGE will be granted to all
persons holding our tickets for pledges tthat are
forfeited) to RENEW or REDEEM the same on or
before the 18th OF December. II net renewed or
redeemed they viii be sold at public auction on
THURSDAY the lath instant.
IL. HARRIS & BROTHER,
Pawnbrokers.
T. w. POWELL, au ctonesr, will sell, without
reserve, Is, 900 worth of PLEDGES In our posses
sion For further particulars look at auction sales.
de lit
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Tue TAX on COTTON.-The Board of
Trade of Louisville have passed resolu-
tons TO prepare case to be presented to
thc United States Courts, in order to pro-
|eure q decision thereon in reference to the
seceH acts Of Congress relative to the tax
fY ryyt,n
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CHINA, GLASS, AND HOUSE-FUR-
sHSG sas are s, DAY
stock OF CHINA and H0USE.FURHIBHlNG
GOODS, such as Plate Warmers, Coffee and Tea
urns. Coffee higgins. Coffee 6rgquss, kolied Me-
and Coal Hods-very handsome.
Also, FANCY GOODS in great variety, such -
beautiful Writing Desks, Work Boxes, bsckgsm.
mon Boards, Vases, &e. Call and see them 81
BRANCH CURRANf'6
China. GLASS and House furnishing store.
des corner Eighth and Main, No. 100.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

There Is so little doing In any way In our
markets that we could only give nominal
price -current list. Since our Last report there
has been scarcely any change of conse-
ouence. Flour and bacon remain the same,
though the latter Is not so firm. New corn we
quote at s0Bs5c., and for old as high as si."
has been given. This price, however, cannot
be sustained. THERE'S not enough wheat oher-
ing to Justify quotation, though, were II
offered. prices would be lower.
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ERASTUs LYMAN. President; u--
BIZ. JOHNSON, yics-Prssident and Manager
OF Western Branch once, Chicago
JOHN 4. NICHOLS, Manager Of Southeastern
Branch ONCE at Baltimore
Colonel AARON WILBUR, Manager Of South.
ern Branch Office, Savannah;
GEORGE T. sNIFPEN, Secretary.
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TELEGRAPH1C NBws.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
Special 10 the Dispatch.

Special 10 the Dispatch.
The Trial or Lewis, In King George County
FREDERICKSBURG, December o.--The trial u
Henry b. Lewis Is still going on La the Circtt
Courtof King George county, ami will prop
bly, consume the whole OF this week, as oily
three witnesses have been examined up TO fis
time. Elk. Governor Wise arrived, to-fy.
The interest felt In the result Of this tri Is
intense. s.
lin our paper Of last Friday It was 2 hted
that Mr.. Lewis was to be tried for the mrder
OF DIR. Rose at some time during the latewar |;
that he is one OF the nearestliving relatives OF
George Washington; and that Dr. Roo was
also Of highly respectable family
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The Britannia Safe.

. NEW YORK, December lo.-The steamship
Iowa, from Glasgow, Is now coming up the
bay, having in tow the steamship Britannia,
from G Glasgow, on the Sd, which had been given
mn ms lost
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Out OF Employment.

BuRLISaToS, VERMONT, December s.-One
hundred men were thrown out of employment
by the burning Of the Woolen Companys dry
house last night.
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noximiIian and the United States Mission.

MAMMALIAN and the UnIted Statts HIssIUh'
WAsHISGToS, December lO.-The United
States Consul 1T Vera Cruz reports to the De-
partment that Macmillan was TO leave ORR
zaba on the 18th of November for the city OF
Mexico, and that the United States mission
was likely to be regarded in friendly manner
by the French of that republic.
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WHAT THE PRESS SAYS.

"An sminsntly sound and reliable Life Corpo-
ration. The management are from among our
best business men, and are noted for integrity and
honorable dealings. The Company offers the most
liberal advantages to msmbers."-Ns,0 York o.
serrer.
ITO sound pecuniary basis II unites an Intel.
ligent and careful control." -Erdngetfsf
"None OF our Life Companies are making better
progress In well doing - National Quarterly Re-
pieto.
1--WE regard the Company as being under excel
lent management. and In q sound financial eondi.
ton. THE Methodist.
ats annual statement exhibits vigorous
growth. Ills safe and reliable Company. III
dependent. .sH
"shows frst.cla management and ability
Ne,c York Commercial Advertiser.
"a good Company beyond contingency. "-7rf
buas.
"sound, solvent, and sniuent." Wall Stree
| UnderUriter.
"The Knickerbocker is in the front rank
American Life Insurance Societies. Wecan hesra
" commend the office as ono worthy OF impiiei
| confidence ."-Rdilrodd Journal.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Spw YORK MARKETs-PRoDUcE, MONEY, STOCKS.
NEW YoRK, December lo.-Cotton I'M
changed sales to- day. $500 bales sales OF
uplands at $50. Orleans, s4H9s5c. Flour
dull and loGl5c. lower; sales, $500 barrels
State, a.. 4o@sll; Ohio, sloGl2.s5; western,
A.. Io6ll 80; southern dull and dropping u
$40. 1885 Wheat opened dull, but closed
rather steadier No. 2 Milwaukee, s2.2o Sales
Il. 200 bushels. Corn, lG2c. better, but not
active; mixed western, sl.ll9l.l2; sales
81 900 bushels. Oats, l12c. better for west
ern, and case. better for State sales, so'oVo
bushels; western, slG6ic.; State, 6ogoU.
Beef heavy at l39lsc. for plain mess, and l7g
% for extra Pork dull and dropping safes
$500 barrels new mess, $50 5o92l; old, sZog
% 25; prime, sl7.7J9lS. Lard quiet ana
steady. Butter unchanged. Whisky quiet.
Rice heavy and quiet NJ &C. Sugars dull ana
heavy at s&@loc. for Muscovado. Coffee dun
and heavy: sales 1900 bags Rio on private
terms. Molasses dull and nominal. Naval
stores quiet. Spirits turpentine, 64G66c. Rosin,
a. 37@lo. Oils dull-linseed sl,3o9l 49, Pc
troleum dull and heavy-crude, lsGlah. Tai
low lower at ll9llH. Freights to Liverpool
firm.
NEW YORK, December l0.-Stocks on second
board Coupons, 1861, ll2%; 5-2o's, coupons,
1862, Jos GA, 1861 '65, lO6H new issue, lOS9';
To- los, coupons, 1905; 1905, lojS. Cold
l37A. Money active at 90.
New York, December lo.-The bank state
ment shows decrease in loans of s2,39l, 81 de-
crease of specie, 1874 ,9j.; increase of circula'
ton, 400, sO4 decrease of deposits sjoo, 2l2,3'o
decrease in legal tenders, sj3S,bol
The Posts commercial articls says the loan
market is easy and inactive at 586; discounts
dull: rates unchanged; Governments are
dropping, except rs and los, for both OF whicf
,hora ia n moderate demand. The clearing
house statement is not so favorable as has beer
| wished
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
| PHILADELPHIA, December lo.-The decline II
| gold has depressed the market for flour; north
| W. SIl9Sl2 Wheat nominal; red, f2.ooa
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New YORK, December lO.-The Royal 1nsu-
rance Company, of this city, was robbed this
morning of Government bonds TO the value OF
more than SlOO, 900.
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ssihe oasss q the Riehmoud CITY .;s.<- sc ~
mutt ,n Tor furnishing the AIm--hoasa VIA ~
Iso.s On HGSDRf land Is iaaas more 1919 1919,
sonnities Tor the relief n The pS~ ~ sf na
ffaIrSTicEp MooP IRON BoTtoMs. TIE 20.
stssds 10 be SIX feet long ara shirsy inssy tnse<
vide, and 70 weigh e lsSss y ~ sSs ssel;ssilss
' 9sf-ss q. y. Hic0 -. sssssssAsse = !.
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DISSOLJTTTONS.


DISSOLUTION.-T co-partnership
heretofore existing under the sfyle and nrm o.
HALL HUTCHINSON is this day dissolved ~
muiu al consent, EDGAR 8. HUTCHIS0n retiring
therefrom. The affairs Of the late business VIII
be settled BY the remaining qn partner HALL aS
EDGAR s. HUTCHINSON.
RICHMOND, November 10, 1885.
The subscriber will continue the IMPokTiNS
AND yOBBING BUSINESS In SoIinnus ..,. ana
son. No i2l7 Main. above Thirteenth street. Rich-
mond, Va and will be pleased TO serve bis FRIENDS
and the trade generally u JOHN ,i aa
DISSO The concern OF
TARDY & WILLIAMS having been ehsnged
ON the LIST OF February last the name OF that con-
Germ will only be used by either partner In VINO
fhsP concern OF 8. c. YARpY & CO, Is this day
dissolved by the withdrawal Of JAMES 7: Will
LIAMS s. C. TARDY having ASSUMED The re-.
sponsibility Of the paymen. q The debts 9, ns ~
sian the name OF S. G. TARDY co. All persons
Indebted TO the concern will therefore make pay
mani In him s. G.. TARDY,
H'n' = N JAMES 7. WILLIAMS.
RICHMOND. Novpbersl, 1855. BI
The undersigned will continue the AUCTION
and COMMISSION BUSINESS at the old stand,
corner OF Seventeenth and Dock streets, where ne
will be pleased to see the patrons 81 she isie hx.
prompt ana 'Ai'niui S"'A''A' sc. TARDY.
In Withdrawing from the concern Of s Q; TAB q:
friend ssfor the very liberal patronage EXTENDED 70
| the above arm, and request continuation VI nv
| saTns 10 nv late partner Mr.. 3 c. TARDY.
'S nn ~ ~ h tsy '"'o JAMES r. WILLIAMS.
Il
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THERS.-MVE GEESE FEA.
GORDON 4 CRIS9AN,
Fourteenth street, near Exchange Hotel.
IA S-ts @MN M
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HEROS E.-Ten barrels just re-
N ssived and for sale a. man1iacsurss,msv pnees