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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-12

Jpr Janyilnyry
bte Jbr burh SrDbnen BeGetrrler @e'
tppbnbettet
SUD isn,a seiftSbtsnte, 8emltboertabsus, Iebofrs
ni6tsuoe faler luaeJcltn babi, bas lriere Srten.
biuler fllt un6 unierea ppipttilern jlblrs,e 0cnz
tlngepte itetert BretIt cbne Auihub gu T.
q 56umanu's 4e6ens U GfsHI uEb
Rae tai -giiten.
0ieif pelibtrlbmtsn lPsI g,8fn ale aus sStDenb.
Finten eutiprnleuhen llebel b0beu aitsra 8lnlta
eewirft une Sduenee oeu tebeu ibnen bic Seluho
bsit ,piebfrse9ebea. 8cQtiuotae 3etluie wtfe ga
rdntR, penn tttne Stt rtrlcten, uHe bic Sfttfl
lcicrt au9eIoaubi lptreen, GIN 8erIub pir6 cen
Padentcn bacon nbCrBfu9er Sieoer ,ou,e, ebt er an
Setraib centt beie Altnei'H 9ebrluhet, uFo bulb
perOtu 8epBlitm, slid uno 3uiritSeabttt Burad-
lebreu.
Office SIR. 80,
NprtbItr., ! 6aus
bon 9ertnatcnFr.
@e9e Gtn unb lay Dtn ppp
Dr. Sdbumanu,
gfr. 80, NDrt6tr,
| Saus ron 2eringtcnIfr,
turtren! Gr bat bte bis Jest befannten,
grS6ten Suren gertadt ais Der Gntbeder
ret eiulieeu unifbtbauu Setlmittsl se9tu sebttme
Erantbeiten Die SebancIuus lpeldf er tmitIast
bat bic Staiauns ter ausaeset4uetfsn asr3te bon
Yarie qoubcn u. RtIp- y)pri unb ibr burd1b1nai9er
Slf0ls bal l6er aasn 9peiiel ftitseiteut CAP eins
bautrnoe petlun9 Der idll mnusn Fiue bon
elngeburltrttr pultieittt, scnorbBe, Strltttren
(oarnrDbfen 0erenJuna), Bergroserlihg eeT
Borlieber- -Dtiie, ueben pel1e elmer geplep
ecbemen elprbn5etI lbre griittni
otrl0nieH II. I. ID, II. Lp.
btt 1ur moraitlbu seiuiebeti Crlau4t wcrhen tann
Dtnn ber patent itb an Aerjte uenee, out ctter
4iNen @tiD'd II Griabuins man nd oetldiien tant.
Seit Or. . dlumaun IN nnlerer Bliite hb ale
Seiiflnitltr nito.eeaiieu bat inb ole neien 3aue,
ptlht urter ieine Sthauoluua sttomnen iinb iamnt'
itcb- pbne cine en3ge autnabme - gebeiit pploeHs
Sniae btrieIben beiiaiiotn I,h Sabrtn.
geionbtre AufmtrfIamieit ,piomtt er alien eelotn
ber @eibl,bss II SaRcrBaue ,pie ssucrrbpe Ca.
meRilub Strthuteu In ltbtr Horn, Sranfbetlen ott
Rttftn Blaie II. BsiittbetsDruie. Ntrfural- ttiben
II. Sautubein wis abtrbaupf SYPHILIS IN eriien,
tlreiten, brtten @Iabs u1b srtli6e
Or. 6umann's g SeiiUeibcof oer 9pnprrhet
III opufpmulenIie be 20 gbt tic ~ bic tutjeft,
ii6erite II. beHs Der 1raaie trbilt te'uen Sopats
galidnl. feline Guteben it,u Gepentin6l mob ancttI
@tel erreeenee Gatsu; oubtrn be eeilurg erio9t u
slpet Eaaeu cbne S9merscn, obns nnbeaueml'b'ett,
pbue aenbtruna ber Sid.
1amen bon Austparts bic Or. Sbumann nm Rait
~ irogen punIaen tSnren bteitS trtsftt tbun. al'
5refe an tbn olien cine Pcimalte entbalttn nH
brautlpcrtei 81 perbtu.
aEentien psrbsn nat alien eessnben tts sane.t
seianti.
WIaH psrgeNe ni6t bic
Oftee. STR. 80, Wcrtbfrabe,
(aaaSp1S) Baltimore Rb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-12
8a8 grpRc cngltftbc Scilmtttci
eut6 t6nalt6eS Patent ssi6dtt.
Sir oSanieS Glarft'S

Na8 GROVE cMGltiDc Oetlmtftct
eutt t6naltdes Patent 9eddtt.
Sir SSame8 Glarft'8
berubmtc Yramen 4illen,
nab einem &eSspte Sir 3. @laIh'S Gt. Web.
Hsb1rjts5 ber &bntain
Ditic unidasbare RsotSm eemdbrt bel alien snen
tdmertafttn II. 8sIdbllidsn 2eieen benen oe petb.
ltde Contribution uuteuporfen it, unfeblbare Sttlilns.
Se perm notrt oaes llebernaB unb btbt aue Stcdun
gen 6er &sRtsuug, tpotR b,eielben aud ibrsn @ruu6
baben mDoen, nHo man bari fdb aui baleise 5elare
cfrIaitl.
Sur 1erbeiratbete Traucn
III lie b,iproers eeet8Het Gle fubr In furaer 3ett
cine ,re8elmab8 Ws6n'ebreh6e msnalit&s gsripot
bsItei.
.,e6e Nlo6e fOfct 81 unb tra8! b,n Jeslerunas-
fsmvel @robtrIitannien's, UNI NahabmuHeen 6u rsr.
bitten.
Bur 8eadtnngl
Dtfe ptllen iollten WGbrerb ber
erfien brei Ufonnte ter Sdwnnseriebafr aidti
etne blgcburt berbctfubren an
leber anrtrn 3eit fiub ite pbnc &C.
fabr tu nebm men.
. Sebe Sfrau wee, Oab be osr ssrnsitsn lln,eselma-
E'attti cber 8eroptun8 les Wloratlden bic @eiuuo
bet ibpnosr mub. Ollie 9iaeu fnb In Wabtteit
Ter adte 6raasnireuno In bsr Yrifun9Sinbe unb bds
Ell Si9 fdce, nieHals fsbHhlaesnos Seilmittel unb
Srbnet bel unt,roridtsn glatur mas fiji jerantbttss
llrioden aud pprbaneen iein m6sen; 10 Nib oaB bic
j9wddiie Yerion fe poficnmeu nilStid5rbet nebm,n
Fam, aber aud 10 trdfiis in ibrtu 9lriansen, oab
man lie ereIit ben punisblbarsn Regulator" nsnHes
ta,i.
Bel allen grisu neSSisr II. Ssdsraibszeetbsn,
&lden= II. eeuben. Sdmtrlen, Grmattiu9 bel bsr
eeriu9ten anIr,nsuns, SeptIopfen, bpiterlideu an
fden rebem bluiis lperben beit Billen enc Seiluue
rspirfen ptI aae anosra Mitiel ebselhlaSen une
obl6oH eth t6t8eS Seiimttel, entbaiitn lie tln
Gtien fs,n 8alrmei. tenen Spiesalaa5, nod irStue
einen her GcnIt,mticn itabliden Stpf.
@ouitdnolse 9ebtauebs. lntpeiiuusen fiubet man tn
ter nm iebes 9adst otipidelt,R 8ipihure bic iorss
faIt9 aufbtmabri wsrbeu ionle.
get alien apptbeferft Su taben.
aleiniSer General Ngent fur bic Der. Staten unb
brittiI6en QlrptnSen ii Sob Rpfes,
9tr. u. gcurilanolir,. R,rpzgori.
@9 -@.9en @tnieneuns ben 81 unb Drtietuts
poiimarten az irgeno einen btoolmdttoien aeentrn
miro ene 6ldide NIT 90 pQeu NIT nmgebenber ppit
f,it unb een Slifeu unbut6trtusli6 etrpadt, nah
nrenb finem NanhesthtiIe rerididf. (35-40l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-12

Die Q d bptno d I 9lei@t Der q Iap-
dIan9e; Fe 9bt iteis parneube Hujei6,u
Ibrsr R6te. Sin Slitetn, bumpie Bruitidm,5eH.
Reung ber 9unge BIN. @erna6iaia0t man bttItibe
last man 60 binbansen. lis ilcb GberbldS6en biIeen
ocnm anctsn ba!c foser, eann 1T Der EOb bas Gnb-
eteehnlb 2iusn's pHnaSu &aIiam belt QUE
9ereiit'n Stee, beisitiQt Gnlnbun9 sntielnt S6eim
u. otter, ma)t hem Sul,en II Snes uuo-tsu9t Ger
in Ecb auS3ebsneen Nus, bruns Dor.
Gu baben lei O. * gH TaSpari. (Sebr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-12
Stir 8Gflc NIB GOu5erte 81 Der
utiethen.

Zen isreunoeu II, Betanne. esr +spnsoroia"- -es-
IeufCbaft uuo rem aeebrten Dubltum nterboupt suI
Rae,rdbt oaB fur ir8enO cine Ssi nad eem l.Ser.br
bic ftDne arose arfgsbauie neue Sallt bsr rSoueors
AbtaItung csn gdasn II. Gcr5erten III meibtn III
Beuu fri,bJelise ZtpptitatIcn aenadt luIrb.
Die slegonte uub fpitbare IusaafhruHg beS arcten
aaIes nesit .n,bblirten 0at6erpbeI eIntmsH fhi
5errtn H. Damtr ionic Sequences Reaauraticusl ltuIs
msr uttf arcftm Syeiftfaale nit rpuit6Roe etn8e.
tlhieter Sudlc, lastu AdltS Ju rpnnidlen dbTig.
9oaadn6iseS IIfeIgsidirr fur 900 &puoertS 1T ~
einem ma absen Sree 5u metbtn.
&abers Austuuit tet q. 70. RBbeI,
9tr. S7s 8altiusrs- i,ptidsn @uta,p- n.
fCtt25-O Qacaitr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-12

Die aulmsrtiam'sIt BON Q S6nttbsrn, g lsb
ber-, @ Dub ". . ttefel. 6sbrtta an
te n. .&utfden.a uHe anosru,
biaterAiA sRatmai9iae
hyduden ltnten mir auf biefe ututte ertttnuns ani
lem 0GbmaiGinen. 6sttse.
Die yir. Rdtmafttne fir Sabrtfanten
TT BON beionbutr gr6ss. iebr tart u. fIdffs, Is9i
~ banopabtu, fptntg tserdni4 madeHo; tar iees ari
Rdbsrei = pom hlnnden 9sthins b's aum etdlits
qsber enatriHtet unb Mtt bauu,,pouentnt ltnrts
nsm u. fabsn,m aaetn sIsit cut aLsstteao. DeI9sn
Iett 9nrsem i'm Ular,ts, kus tefs,lRai4intn btrtts
In 9roter 3abl be 8abrifanttu ~ ganjen taHte.m
Ge6rauds uub 5spetmaHH 10 nit ibnen ai'snsbmeno
ufr'toeu,
3sugntGt.
Infer Wai6iniif nnb Der saitor baten Rsibs :sbrs
VII | Dtaitine aui ptrfblebentn Stcfteu - pom
d,petR.n Sd6trrl,ber uub itnaen Raiiestute u
gattuns bic aum binnfen 8tipetttn papttre - pbn,
ssii VI 'anS ano pir + suse, Ss" Sa as aaf a sS
fen etnen oplttommenen . Id ma6t.
3D. btu keiherh5nbltr u.6abrttsni babe ete singer
bt II. aabee Dlaidineu Sabre lang frobtrt nne ets
msitaus lie be ne bon alien, be ~lr eserau6i.
Nilltam asd, Rleibers sdnbier ny lbrttant Rr.
i21, 2afeiir. gt,easo. Sa.; ben IL. 9u 1900
90 batt Sbre @r. / waafhine bel esrfd,.se.nsm
ed6uSp.d tersiiIhs u. sranhli6 prebtrt nno eridrt
/. cine 3aubsrn FIR enc fsbr. esr3asit
RaIdine, sic arbeei raid II. etrauitIes It. iieier
| din pplltommenes Stad 1rbeif.
O.. auffu nj, Sdub- u. Steiel- 6abtttant'
| slr. rs. 9taitOlpbiH., 9biteee, Sus
| Gtn 20. Jult 1866
Sbr srote perbtHerte asbriiauttn- Tsaitins - be
befe fit Shne'ber, bic i'd e ttnnst lino @ paps N
ugtnsm G,sid,dtte III SabtsH zine Psnse wta'1tnen
prrbirt apas San5trisit, DauerbattisfsH u.rai1es
| arbeites antslanst, "a fie nuhbtrtrofst.
mani Davenport Rieiettbanoisr
seinbsI 5stsl", ct. esutt' Vto
| CsR IL. SaIls 1860. 49,
ercper s. 0afer'fdhe
Md,mafe,tnensG g o NJ . paeutes
VT. 181. Haltimortitr.,
f1ai, Battimc re.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-12

Nreufjifdbe xbaler ". Sfbeintid,e ,e
uue offreidb. 0ulben
psrbeu IN gapisr ooer Spt5s cslaugi unh btionotrs
Ut G1itea eeI natne prtis sssebsn IN esr
(e0-) ,,Qprretrenbeufeu.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-12

NtdarSfcn S GOmp'S
gGaGrtnbGu8
Er. Z. ERertrfraBs,
Sabri:anteu oVH
n2nbritatiHg Gus"
patetttirter
@ctBer 8agcnidmitrG
6dnblsr nit
sperm
gBaGGftf1-
unb earb.DsL
Ei9entbimer Der
nGrttIiiOr Spnp Boris"
In Werter,. Str
Tabritauteu bGa Ut. l
Tamilien WGfbfetfe.
GbemiItbe oIipen Seifes
bic btltOl1e unb lit AM Sparfumfen per.
waf9snbt I'M @artts. -
Benn Gle cine CUTE Setfe pinG6en,
70 taufsn 9ts bic
,,ggcelFOr" dlrutlitr SIibeu'
unb
bic 2arSIeifr.
gpr BaraHtlreu, bab Sstsrmarn NIT bsr Daare
Sufrseeu 1T,
llniere Seiieni9rtsn mahtu einsu btrrltteu Gbaum
uUo iinp In bdrienl, wte ptihtm haifr 9ett gut lp
trsudeu uub lpsnn Sic Hur tiHuaI oamtt sinen Btrs
iudh asmabt babSn, 10 poltR Ss gar .tne aneere.
Sat Sbr Grocer uniere Aoare ntcbt 10 geben Sic 5u
unlercn N1euten unb rauftn ole ib eieitlbt. 9aitn
Gle itd3 Ia nidt NIT anotrtr Waare bon ben 9rotern
abierii8tn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-12

0IIer I0nlIl9en UEuFFerleioen
eeplaet iinb iogtsn a. I'D Rr beipnbsrsu Auisabt
maGeu or Sdumauu Iu Ratbe Bu ,itben IL IL
ttn arSt Der IN Baltimore bS9i porthehtait tetant
1T une MIC @ipae oeriprtbt mas CT nt6t ga lciiieH
i'm 5iaube tt. Bamen lbnnsn in ibrer EripdmGbs
uun0 IN auen Gfejen btr staot bsiudbt perosn Sol
de- bic auberbalb Der Slct Deer In Ueiter FCrns mob
ueu tSuneu in bes Goitcrs Prtput gpUbuIug pdbrrnb
bee 8cbtnbetteS nit dutliatr Sleae rerebrn un6
bsShi8t pereeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-12

Die NulmsrtiamieIt BON Q ti6err. ltb
ber-, @ S6ub- II. . ttefel. 6sbrtta N.
te n, &utfdbe fdben.aufputerI uHb anesru,
bic etre ra4=. Isibt. .. bsnsIbaii arbsisnes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-02
FROM MANCiaiEsTER.

TRUSTEES body have adopted On
ordinance prohibiting the sale Of any mer-
chandise on Sundays, and after ii o'clock
P. NJ, on other days. They also contem-
plate asking permission Of the treeholders
to erecta hall over the market TO be used
as q free school, for public meetings and
for any exhibitions which might be induced
to hold forth there. The free, school at
least is much needed, and we trust tho
permission will be granted, as 1t will save
the expense Of erecting another building,
and a hall over the market will add greatly
toits appearance. ~
Observation-Disclosures now boasts Of
three baseball clubs, and several 10 en-
bryo. The Alerts have adopted Thursday
as regular evening for practice, and tho
Independents Monday sRds Friday, The
latter club practiced on "Wednesday, and
made quite creditable display. !,
MARKEr.-The stone, work op, this build
ing having been completed, the bricklsyers
have commenced, and it begins to hook very
like building. I'VE trust othst the pre-
diction that our people wiz beJable to buy
their Christmas dinner st this place will
DC Verined' .gz9 sts .ssoa 100 moIi si3dp'
+ APoLoGY.-Our, agent and oae of bis,
carriers have both been confined 70 The
house with that intolerable pest, the chiiD,
for several days, which WIN account for
any irregularity In the delivery 20 tho
paper for several days.. d7Um ob y ,tlts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-02

A RICHMOND CLERGYMAN TAKEN TO TASK.
A correspondent Of the Boston Daily Ad-
uertiSer writes of Richmond minister of
fering his services to collect money for the
church, who says he is willing to 60 any
where upon such mission-to Europe or to
the "so-called United States" Probably
we shall soon have this reverend gentleman
among us, soliciting aid for the support Of
the gospel according to Stonewall Jackson,
the religion which teaches hatred of free
dom, abomination of Yankees, and con-
tempt of honest labor. We hope that when
he comes he will get just as much as he de-
serves; that the northern liberality will
contribute just what it ought to for the
support of that kind of preaching which
made the war, and which now seeks to
prevent peace upon secure foundation.
1t must be admitted, in favor of our erring
southern brethren, that however much they
have been embittered against rs, they have
not carried their hostility so far as to refuse
to accept our money for their religious, lite
rary, and benevolent institutions. Even
now, while they hate our politics, and de-
nounce our principles, and despise our civil
ization, they ask for our mo- =, abusing Us
with their tongues and holding out their
hands for our contributions.-P Providence
(R. ~ journal. '"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-02

THE REVIVAL MEETINGS at the First, Sc
cond, and Grace-street Baptist churches
still continue, and every night large crowds
attend the ministry Of the clergymen who
are conducting them. Rev. DR.. Williams,
of Baltimore, is preaching at the First
church, and Rev. +. l.. Kregel, of Spotsyl-
vania, is preaching at the Second church.
Both are able and eloquent divines; and the
latter il one of the most successful minis
ters Of the Baptist denomination in Vpgi-
MIA, having baptized about It's persons
within the past twelve months. Rev. DIR.
Jeter and Rev. Harvey Hatcher are preach
ing at Grace-street church. ."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-02

@ RICHMOND SHOE STORE,
CORNER OF BROAD AND NINTH STREETS.
IA COB COHN
respectfully informs the ladies that he has on
hand, and is constantly receiving, Z
LADIES' CATERS Ia neat article) at 81. so,
MOROCCO BOOTS Ia neat article) at $50,
and finer grades OF work, from 81. up to ~; and
makes to order all kinds Of
LADIES' CATERS AND CALF BOOTS.
Ladies would do well to remember this.
The manufacturing Is under MA. N. DaViss
control, who will use every effort to please.
GENTLEMEN's BOOTS,
AND SHOES; ~
AND CATERS,
r.-..- MADE TO ORDER ..f" ~ Il =
r, REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. j" H
/. Sc l3-ts 'tsE g" +. /. .if..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-02

IMPORTANT SUIT.-We some time since
gave the full particulars of the suit OF the
Rothschilds Us. Dibrell, Weisiger, and
others, warehousemen, for the recovery OF
a large quantity of tobacco which was
seized by the United States Government
on the evacuation of this city in April,
1865. Mr.. l.. ii. Chandler, of Norfolk,
and Judge Ames, of Washington, counsel
for the Government, arrived in the city last
night, and it is understood that the case
will be heard before Judge Lyons to-day.
Judge Crump and Colonel Ould represent
the Rothschilds. -.i.. - '''"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-02

! ALL HALI.ows DAY.-Yesterday the SER
vices of All Hallows Day we're celebrated
in the Catholic churches of the city. At
st. Peters Cathedral, Bishop McGill said
the first mass, and Rev. Father Becker the
second. On All Hallows Day prayers are
offered to all the Saints for their interces-
sion with the Almighty for salvation. To-
day is All Souls Day, when, in the Catholic
churches, prayers will be offered up. for the
rspose of the souls Of all those who have
died in the faith of the Church. Masses
will be said at z and 8 O'clock ut the Ca
|I,adrol gL t.se En- r7 ,sg7l ,s4FFaEI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-02

CURE FOR HORsE-sTEALING.-D Deputy
Sheriffs Taylor and Bennett delivered at tho
penitentiary yesterday morning four notqri-
Gus shorse-thieves, who were convicted at the
recent term of the Loudoun Circuit Court
of demonstrating. Landon Lovett was sem
fenced for fourteen years for horse eai-
ing, and one year for shooting negro
Edward Wright, ten years; George Camp
bell, ten years and James Carr, five years.
They are all white men, and the three first
named, while in Jail awaiting trial FOR
horse-stealing, broke Jail, stole three horses,
were afterwards arrested and convicted
and therefore the long term of their con-
finement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-02

? THINNING OUT.-Of the large number Of
negroes who came to this city during and
since the war, allured from good and COM
Portable homes-where they had been
raised, and where they were well cared
for-by the syren voice Of the Freedmen's
Bureau, many have, after suffering more
during their short residence here than in
all their lives before, died in misery and
distress; and the census now being taken
shows that Of those who remain alive,
MANY, disgusted with city life and the
heartiessness of the prevalent philan-
,thropy, have returned to their tbrmer mas-
ters.--A Alerandria Gazette Of Tuesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-02

ENGLISH OpERA.-The amusing lyric
drama entitled "The Doctor Of Alcan-
tara "was successfully presented last night
to crowded and fashionable house. This
piece brought out more of the dramatic
qualities of the troupe and showed less of
their lyric powers than "The Bohemian
Girl" the night previous, and still less
than "Maritana" the first night, which
aforementioned opera, we think, thus far
has been their most delightful perform
ance. .-Natioadl Intelligencer. af.-'s.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-02

RoBBERY.-The store Of William J. Cen
try & Co., Main street, was broken into on
Yesterday morning between the hours ~ I q OF 5
and 6 O'Clock by some thieves, and robbed
of severalpairs Of shoes. Two ofthe rsness
In the front windows were broken out by
hurling a piece of brick against them,
making an aperture in one sufficiently
large to admitia man. They had q private
watchman, but be was absent with an III
child. 1t was the same party, we presume,
who were seen at o later hour lurking
about the store Of John @. Page, Jr., and
were driven of. ,,..s. .ef,ss ssrrn,sA ss..Ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-02

RICHMOND AND NEWPORT NEWS RAIL
RoAD.-The survey of this road was COM
menced on the Sd Of September, under the
direction of Colonel Ambrose Z. Dunn,
chief engineer, and was completed on
Wednesday, October 3lst. The whole
length is ascertained by this survey to be
only sixty-nine miles, with maximum
grade of only twenty-five feet. 1t will be
nearly straight line, having few curves,
and none less than one mile radius. There
will be but one bridge-of l,5O0 feet, over
the Chickahominy. The company are build
ing the road themselves, and are rapidly
progressing with the grading from Newport
News towards Richmond. H-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-02

@ BREEDEN FOX, 55r tftlI
wHOLRsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
a i. -<1'Ai! DRY GOODS,
No. 40l BROAD STREET,
ara receiytng DER steamers THIS DAY large addi-
tional supplies Of DRESS GOODS. bought during
the past week At the extensive New York auction
sales Also, q large and attractive supply OF new
and choice PRINTS, BLBACHED and BROWN
GOODS, IRISH LINENS, CLOTHS and CAssI-
MEREs. large sssortmsntof LADIEHI 0LoAKs
and SHAwIS of4ths newest designs. N3Y, .
CARPETINGS OF all grades, DRUdGETS, RUGS,
&C., &c. BREEDkSs& px,
a,rs. mo. <Ol Broad street.
oc2-l7t corner Broad and Fourth strssta.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-02

CoNsTGNxENT FROM A .FREEDMAN.--An
old negro man in North Carolina sent 70
ono Of our commission merchants zoo
pounds of tobacco, q part OF his crop,
which was sold yesterday for a23l.31.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-02

CIRCUIT Court OF HENRICo-JUDGE
CHRISTIAN PREsrDING.-The petition for a
writ of supersedeas to the Henrico county
levy for 1866, by John A. Hutcheson and
others, was argued before the Judge upon
motion to quaSh the same, by JOHN b.
Young for the justices, and by Alexander
X. Holiday, +. P. Turner, and Alfred X.
Courtney, for the petitioners. The court
takes time to consider the motion.
The case of the Commonwealth u7sass
John Tierny, arraigned and tried for steal
ing mule, was submitted to the jury, who
retired and were still out at late hour.
John B. Young for the Commonwealth,
Marmaduke johnson and John A. Coke
for prisoner. .''--.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-02

CONCERT. I'VE are pleased to learn that
Q grand complimentary concert VIII DO
given at the Virginia Hall this evening foe
the benefit Of Madame Ruhl. judging
from the programme and capacities Of the
able musicians who are to assist, We feel
assured that the concert will be one Of tho
best ever given in our city. With such
names rs Madame Ruhl, ProfessorS Crouch,
Kessnich, and others, the music must DO
well rendered. Let all attend, and We en-
sure them 0 rare treat in the musical hnss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-02

SALE OF REAL EsrArI.-Mr. james N.
Taylor sold at auction yesterday, the lot
on the corner Of Grace and Twentieth
streets, sixty-six by one hundred and fifty
feet, at $3.50 per front foot. William
Fay, purchaser. 1,.; -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-02


ARRIVALS FOR THE PENITENTIARY.-Yes-
terday the sheriff of Rockingham brought
down negro sentenced to two years im-
prisonment in the penitentiary; and the
following arrivals also occurred for the
same institution: g423 g.@
Beverly, negro, from Clarke county,
seven years, for horse-stealing. ~ .,ss e
Lsndon L. Lovett, white, from Loudoun
county, fifteen years, for horse-steaHng.
3 Edward S. Wright, white, from Lou
douu, ten years, for jheTse- stealing. ~
George Campbell, white, from Londoun,
ten years, for horse se-stealing. LIN f,.
4, John Carroll, white, from Loudoup, ten
years, for horse stealing. .-. I, i
: MillerJ. Scott, white, Franklin county,
five years, for robbery. i'I ,qE egs. ;
Alexander Walker, negro, Franklin
county, two years, for grand larceny
Absolom Ssunderss negro Franklin
county, one year, for grand larceny. n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-02

ARREsr.-At the lower station-housc
yesterday William Jackson, negro, Was
committed for stealing a ham from William
B. Jones & Co. .,f,. tt