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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-09
L.INNEMAN DYER A,
TT A. ATKINSON.

IT a. ATKINSON,
IL. date OF the firm Of Belvin Atkinson
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKEN, having
located himself on GOVERNOR STREET, NEAR
THE OLD STAND OF BELNIS AIk lNSoE, is
prepared to serve his old customers and ~" public
GENERALLY witt. all articles in his Inc. Among h,
assortment NAV be- found some beautiful SET Of
CHAMBER FURNITURE, OF HIS OWN NAME,
and il still manufacturing.
kind, of Cofins-Wood. Metallic and Glass Front,
Cloth covered, Sivcr-trimmed Ladies Cask"t-
perfectly air-tight-suted for transporting III"
dead. co,o
lie is also sole agent in th, city for Or. SCIi0.
LEY 5 PATENT DEOD0RiZING AlR-TiGhr COZ
FINS. prepared expressly for removing the re-
mains Of those who have fallen in battle, and FUR
nished at one half the former price OF Metallic
Cases More than three thousand ot these Collins
have been sold within the last three years, and
in every instance have given entire satisfaction.
Ia Am
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! FINE FISE pEV VGN COW, With CALF ten day. old
WAGONS, Iight and II hpGy2Eyyj
P loF ~ EA TIM ii4 T66LS
/ lot new HORSE SHOES, aud other articles
too numerous to mention. Goods received up 10 'he
hour of sale Come one GAZE SSsa% / IBjEvERIDGE,
lac Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents.
BY Cronly Morris, Auctionsers.
CARGO SALE OF GOODS OF DI-
y RECT IMPoKIATGI@@XXit At E SYLVIA ron
THURSDAY, January II, 1866, we will sell 10y cata
ogue, at our salesrooms, Nos; ahH iHotih 49,
cargo of Br schooner Sylvia, consisting OF the FOL
lowing articles, selected with great care expressly
for this market; DRY GOODS.
cases English Long Cloth,
bales Grey DomesticS,
cases Pins, Combs, &c,
| case Black Alpaca,
4 cases Red and White Flannel,
case Linen Paillas
| case Brown Drilling,
| case Manchester Prints,
case Manchester Ginghams,
! bale Heavy Blankets,
ease case Muslin Muslin Shirt Fronts.
case ChiIdrcn's Dresses,
/ case Ladies' Parasoise
case Heavy Pilot Cloth,
! case Wooden Ehalltes,
l case Crimca sheets,
l case Twccds,
. cases Coating,
cases Pins, &c
CLOTHING.
cases Heavy English Cashmere Business
cases Heavy English Cashmere Coats.
case Fancy English Cashmere Pants,
l case Dark English Cashmere Vests,
] case Heavy Beaver Oycrcoats,
! case Black Cashmere Pants and Vests,
l case Superior Cloth Vests, assorted c"I0lS'
BOOTS AND SHOES.
lie (talf al
rails and oxford Ties,
cases Gents BalmoralS and oxford Ties,
trunks Misses and ChiIdrcn's Shoes, well
Ii trunks Ladies Caters, Balmorals, Patent
cases e. Ladies Caters Balmorals, Patent
Tips, &c, &C.,
; barrels Sole Leather.
case olc-Leaher Naliscs.
GROCERIES,
40 bags Prime Rio Coffee,
20 barrels 4, Is and sugars:
10 barrels j. X. Sugars,
10 barrels MaCkcrel,
- barrels Herring
10 kits Mackcrel,
81 boxes Smoked Herring.
- chests Imperial Tea,
Il chests Oolong Tea,
cases : W. Soap.
"a eases cHsis' Engiish W diats. Soups and Jams,
eases Lea & PERKINS, Worcestershire sauce,
cases Tomato Catsup,
l case Mace,
cases Alspice,
cases Cinnamon,
| case Pepper,
cases Yeast Powders,
kegs Currans,
casks Fine Table salt,
cases English Mustard.
case Sage aud Tapioco,
eases starch.
kegs Ri. Carh. Soda,
10 boxes VI. L. RaSins,
- barrels Mess Pork,
barrels Prime Pork,
10 barrels Rump Pork,
hogshcads Bacon Sides.
hogshcads Bacon Shoulders,
- barrels Planting Potatoes,
II barrels Onions,
DRUGS.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
SCHOOL BOOK S.-The subscribers
- have for sale new and entirely fresh stock of
approved SCHOOL BOOKS, now in use in this State
and North Carolina, embracing
Primers, Spelling Books, Grammars,
Readers, Arith metics,
Biographies, Dictionaries;
Histories-Classical, French, Italian;
Spanish and German Books;
Works on Mathematics, Bellies lettres,
Natural, Mental and Moral Philosophy, &c.
ALSO,
Copy Books, Composition Books,
Ink, Inkstands, Pens, States,
Lead and Slate Pencils,
India Rubber, Drawing Books,
Drawing Paper, Bristol Board,
Water Colors, in boxes, &c, &c,
all Of which will be furnished at moderate prices
Country dealers supplied at wholesale rates.
WO0DHOUSE & PARHAM,
at their new building, on
In Cts Governor street, near Main.
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1S37.-JOHN MUIR
II PLY i CO., PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS,
PRINTERS AND STATI0NERS, WHOLESALE and
RETAIL DEALERS IN SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK
BOOKS, PAPER, STATIONERY, &c, ls2 BALTI-
MORE STREET, BALTIMORE. -
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING, in superior styles, at low prices:
Particular attention given to RAILROAD and
COMMERCIAL PRINTING, FINE WORN FOR
Extensive facilities, combined with upwards of
twenty five years experience enables them to Of
fer superior advantages in the execution of this
class of work.
BLANK BOOKS OF every description made to
order Ia superior styles.
Careful and prompt attention to all orders.
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WANTS.
BUSINESS CARDS.

ID. BROWNE would respectfully
- announce that he has resumed business on
Bank street near Ninth, and is prepared 10 make
and repair IRON RAILISGs, vERASDAHS, Ora.
TING. VAULT and CELLAR DOORS. HINGES.
&c He will REPAIR and PUT UP PRINTING
PRESSES and LIGHT MACHINERY Of all kind.
and in addition thereto, having superior facilities
will execute all orders for GtSsNlTHs WORK
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, and REPAIR IRON
SAFES and LOCKS. Order. respectfully solicited
Ia 81
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE LAY
-~-~~-~-~-~~-~-~.-~>~~~-
BY Rcgnault Co,
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth
WE WILL SELL AT OUR STOKE,
w WEDNESDAY MORNING, 10Th instant Ut
l0A o clock, q handsome variety OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BEDS. MATTRESSES,
WINDOW CURTAINS,
CARPETS, AND
MERCIIANDISE GENERALLY.
iaa-2t REGNACLT < CO., Auctioneers.
BY Case Il Bevcridge,
Auctioucers and Real Estate Agents.
WE WILL SELL AT OUR SALES
w LOT on the corner of Seventeenth and Broad
streets on WEDNESDAY, January 10Th, 1888, al l"
o'clock A. NJ,
20 HORSES,
FINE YOUNG MULES,
Mich COWS, with young CALVES; ,.,,.
FINE DEVON COW, with CALF ten day Ola
WAGONS, light and heavy
DRAYS CARTS, HARNESS,
! Iot BLACKSMITHS TOOLS,
| lot new HORSE SHOES, and other articles
too numerous To mention. Goods received up 10 the
H'"' - '"'~' CASE g. BEVERIDGE,
lac Auctiouecrs and Real Estate Agents.
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THOMAS. J. EVANS, ATTORNEY
L AT LAW AND COMMISSIONER IN CHANCE
RY, practices in the Courts Of the City OF Rich.
mond and the County Of Icnrico.
ONCE on Franklin, second door from Sixth street
de Him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-09

QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE
W CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE
BANK OF RICHMOND, VA, On THE MORNING
OF JANUARY LIST, 1906.
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DUBLIC MEETING.-Al merchants
4 and citizens renting property are requested to
meet at the City Hail. in the Hastings Court roon
TUESDAY, January eth, 1905 at o'clock, + D.,
ing some movement for a reduction Of the present
exOrbitant rents.
Marmaduke Johnson, Esq, A. J. Crane, Esq
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-09

John DOOLEY, go SPoTswooD Ho-
- TEL, RICHMOND, VA, has on hand, and i con-
stantiy receiving, the newest styles Of HATE
CAPS, LADIES FURS, MATTERS, GOODS, and
every article connected with the Hat aud ttK
TRADE. His old friends from North Corolina,
Tennessee and Yirg mia invited to visit and ex.
anime his stock. They will find 1t equal To any
North or South. de Ism
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-09

TIIOMAS J. BAGBY, REAL ES-
i TATE AGENT AND COMMISSION ME!-
CHAST.-FoR SALE Best RED aud WHITE ASK
ANTHRACITE and BlrUMlNOUS GOALS.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly filled.
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully asks
continuance Of the same.
Office No. 8 Wall tor Fifteenth street, between
Main and Franklin streets de I'm
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This Bank has declared dividend Of six per
cent net, 10 the tockhodeTs ithe Bank paving the
internal revenue tax out Of The earnings for the
last six months, payable on and after the sth In
slant Ia st
The New York herald., 1866-06-06

COUNTRY BOARD.-A GENTLEMAN, LIVING AT HIS
~ country seat and having large house desires to
pany for himself and Wife, he win guarantee all
forts Of home good table, wine, a.: good stable for
team horses No other boarders viii be taken
but those willing to pay liberal price need address Com
fort Herald Office.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-06-21

Mn. EDITOR 1t gives me great
pleasure to know that our Democratic
leaders are trying to open a way for us
to meet our old friends at the Ballot
Box, with determination to sustain our
present Chief Magistrate in his rcstora-
ton policy. God grant we may soon
have Congress assembled that will
put a speedy cad to the turmoil and
strife now existing between him and
our present Consrcasj and that it can
once more be said by all nations that
we arc the most happy prosperous and
united people ON carth-is the most ar
dent desire Of your old friend and asso.
ciate. D. Z. Il.
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June 14'66-1y.

T0Mnl1 Lots for, Sale at
ing laid out considerable extent of
ground in Town Lots, on the south side
Oft the mouth of the Brokenstraw Creek,
on the Allegheny river, at Irvine, War
ron county, Penn'a., adjoining the War.
ren and Franklin r. r. Depot, at its
Junction with the p. & Il. r. R., will
offer them at PUBLIC SALE on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1866.
The facility for reaching the Oil Region
from Irvine by the Warren & Franklin
r, r., (being within two or three hours
travel of Tidioute, West Hickory, Pit.
hole, Oil City and Franklin) together
with the great natural beauty and cou-
veniences of the site renders this prop.
erty very desirable either for business
purposes or private residences, inasmuch
as it is o. easy access to all the impor.
tant oil points and is sufficiently remote
from the nuisance of close proximity to
oil wells and the danger of fire incident
to dwelling in their midst. The Phila.
delphia & Erie r. r. connects Irvine
with the East and west by the shortest
route from the oil regions to Philadel.
phia and New York.
TERMS OF SALE .-One. third CASH.
the remaider on time if desired.
THOMAS NEWBOLD.
June 1466-tds.
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June -14'66-tds.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ following accounts have been filed
in my Office and will be presented at the
next term of the Orphans Court of Elk
county for confirmation.
l, Final account of W. A. BY Admin
traitor of David Huller decd.
2. Final account of Adolph Fochtman
Administrator of a. Kuntz decd.
=. Final account of John Stockman and
Anthony Fochtman, Administrators
of Lorenz Stockman decd.
GEO. A. RATHBUN,
Deputy Register.
May-3l'66-4t.
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THE AGE,
430 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.

43O Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
VIZ .f.E'TED. $29, go per day.
w AGENTS wanted, ladies and gentlemen,
in every County in the United States, to
sell the Ink Powders of the American
Ink Company. The powder sells for
forty cents per package, and will make
ink enough to fill fifty bottles of the
size usually retajled at ten cents per
bottle. A smart agent can sell a gross
of it day, and clear $27 80, The ink
can be made from the powder in three
minutes i'll common boiling water. II
is perfect black ink, the best in the
world. 1t flows easily, does not corrode
the pen a particle, never gums up, is not
injured by freezing, and its color will
last forever. Every family in America
will buy it, as a package will last a
family for years, and ink can be made
in small quantities as wanted. With
each gross we send a thousand circulars
with testimonials from clergymen, law
yers, teachers, merchants, commercial
colleges, editors, &C., aud the agents
name on the bills Only one person
will be made agent for a county. The
first one sending33 for a gross of the
powder will receive it by return express,
together with one thousand circulars
and the right to sell in the county he or
she designates. IF others send for the
same county, the money will be returned
to them free OF expense. To make sure,
one had better designate several coun-
ties, either of which he or she will take,
Send for trade list and circulars if you
dare run the risk of waiting, Or send the
money for gross. Letters addressed
to the Mayor, Postmaster, cashiers of
the banks, or the express agents of this
city, will show that the business is hon
orably and squarely conducted. An
Ink Powder will be sent by mail to any
address, free of charge, on receipt Of
forty cents.
Address, writing your name, town
county and State distinctly,
AMERICAN INK COMPANY,
Manchester, N. II
THOMAS W, LANE,
Clerk for the Co., and Special Agent
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General AelVis Cass

Die6 at his residence in Detroit Mich
igan, on the 18th inst, in the S4th year
of his age. He was born in Exeter
N. II. and was soldier in the war Of
1912. lie has, at various times held
important positions of public trust, and
his name has ever been identified with
the Democratic party and the prcspari.
ty Of the country.
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rZ~Mr. ANCoNA, (Democrat), mem
Der Of Congress for AIT Berks" dis.
trict in this State, offered a resolution in
the House, instructiug the Committee
on Foreign Affairs to report a bill to
change the neutrality laws so as not TO
require the interference of the Federal
Government in case of another invasion
of Canada by the Fenians. The resolu'
ton, after some modification was finally
referred to the committee.
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ftsnE-s,

Judge ScolicId3 friends arc already
laboring for his denomination. There
are other candidates in the field labor,
ing to defeat him, among whom are Mr..
NcCamp, Of Eric, and Mr.. Southcr OF
Blk. The 1iaH has strongly disclaimed
being particularly j" favor Of Mr.. SEQ
field. but nevertheless presses his claims.
That paper says that Hon. G. B. Curtis
viii support him. If the NaH believes
what it says, it is talking without light.
There is no Democrat in the whole dis
irict that will vote against Mr. Scoiield
with q greater relish than Col. Curtis.
As the matter now stands, Mr.. Scofcld
has the inside track for the nomination.
The principal objection to DeCamp IS
that hchas till recently been Democrat,
and Therefore his own party lacks conf
donco in him as they DO in John w.
Gcary. Gen. Gcary is losing ground
every day because he has once been a
Democrat. Renegade Democrats were
once popular, because of their dishonor.
able course toward their party, but that
time has gone by 1t is true that Mr..
Scofcll was once q Democrat, but then
/ they say he was never oHYthing enough
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nn.Artemus Ward thus descril

nn.Artemus Ward thus describes
his perils at sea: "Deth stared us in
the face. But we had rather the ad .
vantage of Deth. While Deth stared
us in the face thar was about seventy of
us staring Deth into the face, The
pgrspect wasn't pleasing TO US. don't
know how Deth liked it,"
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Announcements,

w Il are authorized to announce the
w name of GEo A. BATHBUN as a
candidate for the Office of Prothonotary
&c subject to the decision of the Dem.
ocratic comfy Convention.
June 7th 'GG-tf.
WE arc authorized to announce the
w name Of NEWToN LoUNsBERY
as a candidate for the Office of Prothon
otary &c, subject to the decision Of tho
Dem ocratic county Convention.
June 9TH 'G6-tf.
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tons, then go may lJroycr bid farewell
to the future prosperity and glory Of
America.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-06-21

CEEEEF2E.B'G.

From every part Of the State we have
the most cheering news Of the dctcrmi-
nation on the part Of the Democracy to
carry the local and State elections this
coming fall. Clymcr Clubs are being
formed cycrywhc-. hose men who
were to be fouut IN the from. ranks
with Mcclellan in Virginia, and Shor-
man in Georgia. arc now to be seen as
citizens who know that the only saliva
tjon Of our country IS in the utter de
feat and discontinue Of the traitorous
stpyrns.Gearv clioue. and in the rcstor.
ation 70 rowsr Of TINT party which car
rioI tbo copntrv THROUGH nearly eighty
,oors with the Co3..,tct,gn as lis bea-
rom lioI,t
LET eycrv Democrat consider that he
has a country to save; let him go tc
work cqroa,tIv and if his noighbor be q
ronnbIic,n, reason with him, argue the
.o.ac .,,o o,,,r,;,,, anil convert hin
issues u ''' va" P',?' "'' ~, ~
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N.gT,E .G,EEsis Eg,E,EES.

Elias Howe, the inventor and pat
cnteo Of the sewing machine needle, has
declared his purpose not to apply for an
extension of his patent, on the ground
that he has made a million and a half
dollars on it already, which he regards
as fortune enough for one man.
The Board of Trade of Albany, N.
Y, has adopted a resolution recommend
ing the abolition of the bushel, and the
adoption of the GENITAL or hundred
pounds as the standard weight The
Cleveland Board of Trade has also ad-
opted a similar recommendation.
Two fatal cases of cholera have oc-
CURED in New York city. One was an
infant, the other a stranger, who had
been two days in the city. At quaran.
tine there had been two new cases and
one death.
-Profes or Agassiz is delivering q
course of lectures before the Imperial
family and the Brazilian magnates, res.
pecting his discoveries in his recent tour
up the Amazon.
Late advices report that there had
been several cases OF cholera in Jamai-
ca, but the disease was not spreading
A larger number of cases continued to
occur in Guadaloupe.
Last week the Treasury Depart
ment printed $3l6,50O in fractional
currency, of which amount S134,000
were shipped TO national banks and pri
vate individuals.
DR.. Maddox, Of Richmond, charc
cd with shooting W. II. Vernon, hal
been fined $500, and committed to jai
for six months.
Large trains of omigrants, mostly
farmers and laborors, are reported to b
arriving in Colorado Territory daily.
Last Saturday was observed by the
Chorlestonians as the anniversary of thu
battle of Sccossionville, in honor Of the
Confederate dead.
Hon. Jas. Humphrey, member 0
Congress from Brooklyn, N. Y, died il
that city on Saturday last.
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THE WEEKLY AGE.
Published Every Saturday,
AT =
43O, CHESTNUT STREET, PHILA.

TO CLUES; Five copies, one year,
80 90; Ten copies, SIT SO; Twenty
copies, $4,000
hey The Money must in all
cases accompany the order,
no names will be entered upon the
books until the subscription is paid.
~ Advertisements inserted at mod.
crate rates.
DsErBusiness letters should be ad.
dressed to
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PRINTED & PUBLISHED DAILY
TERMS.

To City Subscribers, EIGHTEEN
CENTS per week, payable to the carri-
e's.
To Mail Subscribers, 50 per annum !;
$3.50 for six months; 1926 for three
months; for any less time at the rate Of
one dollar per month.
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~
..-., wi i,y.lSo,.,. W ~ "Cgy-g'S. 1t(,,
EDITOR ADyoCArE-DrarSr: -
We observe that names are being an
nouncoi in the Adrocate as candidates
for Office at the coming fall election,
subj, to the decision Of the Democratic
County Convention.
Now we do not refer personally to the
persons whose names are thus announ-
ced and We do not expect this commu-
nicaton can in the least affect either or
any OF them as candidates, but we think
that we, with all other Democrats have
a rightt to know what we are to under
stand by subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention. fit is simply
to get the decision of said Convention,
as to who shall be the democratic can.
dilatce that is what we have formerly
| ,,-,.'3.,I.oL, 49,, ot;.ot .c.,,aL .,,,
80.
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I SAW Her BUT a MoMENT-She
wore a handsome crinoline the day
when first We met, and she scudded
like a sch ooner with a cloud of canvass
set; as she swept along the pavement
with a grandeur fit to kill, I saw her
but moment, yet methinAs I see her
still.
The wind was on a bender, and as
saucy as a witch, and itplayed the very
dickens with the dust, dimity and sich ;
the CATERS were delicious which her
feet were made to fill saw her but a
moment, yet methinks see her still.
She scooted round the corner, and
streaming out behind, her crinoline and
calico were romping in the wind to
have kept them in position would have
bafled twice her SIX I'LL saw her but a
moment, yet methinks see her still.
shut my eyes tremondous,-l did
not want to sec, display of pretty an
kles when it wasn't meant for me; and
until | lose my senses am sure [ nev,
er will saw her but a moment, yet
methinks [ see her still.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-23
Mexico.
New Orleans. Feb. Is.

NSN oIleduN, ep- ~
Further Havana dates Of the 9th. state
that the steamer louisiana, Just arrived
from F1ance, In route to Vera Cruz, had a
special Commissioner from Napoleon to
Macmillan, on important business, also
a Bel pian. who will inform Msximi liam Of
Leopold The Dds accession 10 the throne
Of Belgium.
Civ of Mexico dates Of Jan och says
the lmpeliaIs had gained great victory
in the surrender TO them Of Bapsntia by
the Liberal Generals. The city ackno~l>
edged the Empire The principal Ulcers
we're to 60 abroad if they wished.
From Mazatlan and Sinaloa, news is un-
favorable for tie Imperials. Carona holds
al the mountain passes-she lmpetlaIs
are far 10 small to break them.
Maxiniiiau has granted Ger ain parties,
Mexican and European, the privilege, for
IS years. Of the railroad from puebIa 10
lie pscifc
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Gen. Lee in Washington.

~ hSEluSkbH GU. To-
OF Gen. Lees interview With the re-.
construction committee. the Worlds dis
patch says, be va. quite retired, and did
not volunteer any remark bey ond the
proper answer TO the questions put to him.
He said tha, 50 far 4. he had oppor,uni.
lies for learning, the people Of Virginia
had accepted the result Of the war in coed
faith, and were anxious fer a restored
county, in the Union. When pressed by
a question, he is said TO have intimated,
that the feeling for the Union WAS much
stronger Just afrer tie close Of the war
than now; Tor there appeared to HIM, TO
be some inIaiience among the people,
that men who hal not been Identified with
the war in the South should be prevented
from representing the states in Congress.
lie declared that there was a dispo'ltlon
to treat The negroe. kindly, as well for
their interests as for the white peoples.
He expressed a decided hope that the
goyernmen, might exist for all time, aud
regarded the course OF President johnson
and Gen. Grant toward the South, as
liberal and humane.