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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-10
By Lee 4 Hdin, fs6
Real Estate Agent d Auctioneers,
fss No. ia4s Fra0 In street.

DU1LDING LoTAT AUCTION.
ID We win sell on MONEY the 10th day OF De-
cember, 1865, eommsnciIe haif- past o eioeI - !:
NJ, ten BUILDING LO~fhree fronting on NJ =
south side Of Bloody Rstreet, adjoining ne
residence of Mr.; d. H. one on The south N sac u.
OF Poplar street, sdjoiu the residence g. Ir
streets, south Of Gillie Nek: oocn,v -
Ts s. "a AZ sale. LEE l SSRD.si
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The Senate met at II O'Clock, y.
"A 0ommunication was received rom Inc
House announcing the passage OF the FOL
lowing bills a..
charter Of the city Of Lynchburg;
a bin sntitied an cot amending ana 70. 2.
enactsng the Sch. ssctaoa o. chapter iot q
shs Colie. 10 a. to cseste the ONCE Of Judge
~ ~ ~ cont Of Che city Of Lynchburg, and
4 ths powers and duties Of said
On On motion Of lrr. Hannah, the bin amend
~ "a charter of The city Of Lynchburs
Va !, tsksn %, snd passed under Ssspen-
sion p, re rules. S s.. :.
4 ~ Tesds moved secoadderal.o q
~ s61e. - = aich the 3ll Desseos "a.
s,,isue 6olieVe4 the heHase w. g. ~
~ : mn yoIuminods ~
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The Wonderful Stories Of Fhs-Bus the
Flu, and Mother Grabem the Spider, is the
title Of . little volume just published byJ.
B. LippncoTr s. Co., Philadelphia. The
children viii be deeply interested in these
marvellous stories and the pretty pictures
which illustrate them. For sale by BID
COOP s RILEY, Richmond.
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STERLING's SOUTHERN SCHOOL Books
The author of-the series Of very useful
school books known by this title was for
merly well known in this city, where he
was the principal of popular school for
some years. He is Mr.. RICHARD STERLING,
Am. From this city he went to Hamp-
den Sidney College, in which institution ne
was for a time a professor. Latterly he
has been the principal of the "Edgeworth
Female Institute of Greensboro, North
Carolina. This school had very high stand
ing in that State. The spacious edifce for its
uses was built by the late Governor MOOR
HEAD, and he sustained it with all his in
fluence. The war interrupted its sessions,
and it has not been opened since.
Not being for the time occupied with his
school, Mr.. STERLING has had more leisure
to devote himself to the publication and
circulation of his series of school books,
which have met with the general approba-
ton of all literary men and teachers who
have examined them. They exhibit much
scholarship, care, good judgment, and in
dustry. They are not merely manufac-
tured by patching up old works, but they
are regularly worked out of material col
lated by Mr.. STERLING's own hands. We
have before US several of these books,
which are eminently worthy of the appro-
val they have received all through the
South. They are handsomely printed, as
well as artistically arranged. They are as
follows: Sterling's Southern Primer: y
"Sterling's Southern Elementary Spelling
Book" and Sterling's First, Second, Third
and Fourth Readers.
The "Readers" especially merit the
most favorable consideration. We are
elad to learn that these books are finding
their way rapidly into southern schools
For their intrinsic merit they deserve to dc
so; but in addition to this, their author is
gentleman of talents and worth, scholar
and Christian. He is particularly worthy
the respect and regard Of the southern
public, as we'll for his sufferings in the wal
As for his warm and whole-souled southern
feeling and devotion.
Mr.. SrERLINa's books are for sale In ow
bookstores.
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s;,ous "a have q new. arxnneement q ths
neutrality lava, In view q possible FsniAs
or other belligerents, and Of ne absolute
certainty that II matters are allowed Z
stand IS they are, northern sesports wi
one day send out fleets Of fast steamers
under some Gag, (no matter WHAT to sweel
tho BrittIsh Hsg from the sea. The Bra
tish mind Is sgitated by that horrible dreSid
II beholds IA vision the AustrsliRis into
ships and Indian spice ships sqFide ocean
any port for shelter; AND conaagra.ion Of
al night illuminated anything to avoid
clippers; and ypkr. SrwARD. therefore,
saeh . ca]asStrut and fums. And let him
may bs6s amount demanded, or treble It /;
l&fow Notifying 1t would be to the pro-
per pride Of the great nation to know here
after that II had accepted less than might
have been got III
Those claims being once settled, and the
neutrality laws once amended, all present
use for the Fenisns viii have ceased--they
win have served their turn ct Washington,
and may look for less favor in the future.
The Fenians condemned to death in Canada
have been reprieved, to allow time for fur
Their consideration and this appears at
least to be in Difference to representations
from Washington; but 1t is probably not
30. While the "RoBERTs" Fenians are
actively and avowedly preparing for sn-
other invasion Of Canada, 1t is though no
harm to hold there in full view few OF
the Brotherhood with ropes arofnd their
necks, by way Of hostages. Tten canada
can say to the intending INVADERS Stay
quiet and disperse, and ,our friends may
escape with their liyesrbut one step for
ward, and we choke Tt is to be hoped the
Fenians are not saogether SO simple as to
suppose that ip che latter case the Federal
Government, will trouble itself about the
fate of TER friends, or of themselves
either.
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BY sampsol Jon( Jr.. . Co.. p
Fifteenth street, besu Main and Cary.

GROCERIES, IIdoRs, &C., A.
" AUCTION NON Dssember y. com
mencing st loA A NJ, We I'll o1er 70 ths TIA
large , and Sssir, sa snumer ssA
800 barrels FL0UR-9 oun g9a9es,
10 hogsheads prime "a Ak ZIP b SiD6nS
6 hogsheads prime 1ULDh6 bASoHs
Is tierces prime IA
50 barrels HERRING
IS tubs LARD, agaij
30 SACKS COFFEE
IS barrels SUGAR. I
g boxes ADAndAAs ik b GhSEpLhs' f.
!, 70 S S:TT:I. s s5ASSskEsIbts SYRUP. 4
1: rs; :ss a !sss,;s, SEFi Esa
%, g s s9Sss s EaMsaft EaS SOAPS.
50 gross PARLOR AfHkS, 49,
e S Ssl1si! h ssSkls RG SSsA0
g g s casks WsTaAskREissdsAA.
100 gross BACKING,
50 barrels WHISKY, -
so cases PORT and 8 RY WINES.
70 barrels MoUSTA8 gCKwHEATr;,
de 10 81 tir AuouoneeO.
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BY Leo oddin,i
Real Estste Agei ind Auctioneers,,
tl44s Frsx1|n street.

pR1ck DwELifa CONTAINING
~ SECOND sTREgTiBTWBEN An D o. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION Ne will offer for sale on
MON The premises sa s ths located as de.
scribed above, contaiig a 70 rooms, and base.
ment with two rooms, Ye lothas front OF about
sixty i've feet by abo'l feet Well Of excellent
w TsFx %Poaa ,h ssi Rs0m' EE & aoDDIs.
de T--tds .4 Auctonoors.
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By Harrison. ooddinF Appsroa, Aastiopss'
Bankers, Brokers. nd Real Estsis Agents.

rHE VALUABLE SUBURBAN. \
q. sIe.sSvE tsS !tE! E.s s.sRHs rs
sSs PIE GGs 81 THIfT4 hc,
sell at suciion. On the HPmiess, on Tun0kr1
'iith December, iese. at O'Clock \. the vAL11
BILE Y .RA located = aPye, rsee1llY occupied
Or. Patton, aad fofSSriy owR41 By NJ. y,I
OF VIM seven and u seres ~ =. ns no,
:,as En-: "a e en- = ss:EsZ "A ~ asiS :.
Of thspsd there v . kTTs BRICK DwELLlI
and sSsrai other uil1nsB. he lend viii
divid4tnto fo9r. pare4 SecosdinG tos plat
T.sl vsry sseon} odsiins, and nsds hnel
stthe lbar o. sals. f7T[ 3 - II
no R 3. y! . ass:ot Z. yi!l ;: rsesss
'' = HzSsisoSS. FbSis Ass, ..!,as. !.
40 41Srp, stf..4f, Aueuoossu
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'LUABLE REAL ESTATE, b
assIEssIEEIp1 s cc Tsg E6S

4ION-RI6HTB IN THB BELL0NA YOQI
ANp ARSRNAL.-By virtue Of he DEERE
MFuit Curt Of the city q hisnmona rsnds
~ eEih dty q August, H., n me i Es
H, William n. CLARK, and others Chsrlss /
lnek o.. The Game defsndsufs; the Rxchsn1
oral Bank OF Norfolk 90. the same def
x-1he UNDERLINED Commissioners will, Z
coz p. a. on TUESDA the 18th day OF :
Der, 1865 sell q auction TO the highest bic
the righh tile and Interests OF the az
Willian =. CLARK ia and 70 the IRz
Two AyEp n ou As Trs TWEHyT ~
pvn "A tie BgLLONA FOUNDRY and
/ T.. subjectto the lien and titis OF me def
|pius L. Archer for unpaid purehese mosSy
/ Clark. as assceists Of Charles 3. Psimet IA
6rk, William Webster. and Stephen LoussbSxs
rties 10 the cause, 10 entitled In eqtity \
p undivided hfth part q said two hundItd q
|enty seven acres OF lsnd sold o. the dsfnd1
Thirty .thoussnd dollars In United State, O.
hey, subject to . certtin quail ncation under
ktions Oh the gold vluS OF said currency
esssd In the contralt and that ten thoulR
Illars thereof tbsing Two thousand dollars r.
Oh Of said ave perso$) have been paid, issy1
b residue unpaid. .L
|rhs right title, and istsrs:t Of the said wilIsl
io1n properly win b toid on ihs premises =
r. ss ssss :, gsss On credit Of six
ghteen months. Ia e1usl instalments, bet
|tsrsst from Day Of So scared By bonds ~
srehaser with good ssurity. payable -
lgly. ,..,s ~vvsl, II 80,
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| By 3. A. Clopsen

II By \. \. y. Clopsons ~
Avponssr and Real Estate Agent, ssss1
VINO. Twelfth street. near Franklin 81
no tERY NEAT O0TT i'd
IWRtIA0e, on UNION Hill OPP - !,
% Es4 BIOL o. DE-. Q. =: si2IckKE "
y Lihs, sssSc.e dsssfi6sd, each cont
m .llh good sonditioH . Tbs. TIE lot sHn IT'D
= s: Il osommodsfing and neke knsynA
u hs 9sals. l. 4. J. cL0rIL0ts
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~ ykAOA0AkH - AAA -
ROAD I'D HAY0 within lc1 ALI
|Ir10N.-A the reqssst Of Mr.. John =. w
We ahali bli 6 auction q - 49, 1eeeI
$DAY th&Nh Dseembefs 49, ~ 6eloc4
lIhe very 4eelient and ecnvonteaQy ef1anI
ok RkolIENCR located - oeeves nos
ccupaney The loe y . sbeelo14 - -
Hing eon(ins sleyeo rocms. v1m front
pofficos, bssidss large eylek 9t4nen-
fling has u the modern fmproyonens. u
ks, wafer, Fassr- siossts, kc., euA = rena5
yell bufi$and convsntsutly sxna9sd.
bn given = . shoxt ume. fHS..tf
ass: On4f onFsh casfl talence q losl, 81
: welve maths, for nsgottsD1e noees, Int
II al ibOS. doDDia Z ArSsnsos
6.-Afsssihs fersgciss sale, VIII - sold
VABLk DT on the south side OF Dtoad q !
\ 4 Shocks creek, fscntlng ~ lse4, ruse
boat iefset % the property q kobsH L.
~: e -. ~. ss'a Y
tentionbf capitalists and those viskirs
q uiiaint eor commercial purposes.
E1-IT" re sak n, q. d \
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ByH. Porterheld Taylor, Auctioneer.

r WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
i NINETY days time,) at A. J. Waldrop's, three
cember 18th, lTUESDkY,) his stock Of CORN
FODDER, SHUCKs, &C.. some FARMING UTEN-
sILS, LOOM, very superior Mich COW
HOGS. h. PoRTRRFIELD TAYLOR,
des l445 Main street.
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q samuel c. Tardy. Asstionssr.

qYBACCO MACHINERY. ~
gsDAY, December ~. eonnsneirg e.
d |, will be sold at the factory on Twen
4 tsa. formerly occupied bx ,. Royas|
Ilaue assortment o. MACHINkRI~ foo
nj kcture Of tobacco viz:
INISHlN0 PRESSES, Feey ~ 81
nOX PRKseks, @,laFfi ~
NOUND Snaps,
2ALF.POUND SHAPE,
MALL Lump 6HAPHs 81, $50,
wISI6HER6, tskE - ~
IOX BANDS,
iLLETs.' sikKERs, 80.
her srtielss apP e,Sol 70 'h' 0h
ssRR q C0LExIN ToBAcC0 PHEs4 =
blve retainsn-cspssiiy, s,ess pounds
hisstursrs DESTROYS Of sniasyinS iheir %
and those Wishing 10 engage ~ NE Pr
kgiIlhave . rare opportunity Of puyehA
Ss'oY SALE: ON sums Of go an oven
Ion ninety days, interest A46sey eorAppr01
ersr. bAAukL W. I0UI
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RIsTORI's NIGHTS.

SALE OF TICKETS FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY
THIS DAY Monday, December 10th,
between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ, at the
box office Of the Theatre.
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COLLECTIONS OFFICE, d. 8. INT. RBvBsUE,l
THIRD DISTRICT, VIRGINIA. :
RICHMOND, December 9Th, 1855.
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
i Notice is hereby given that there will be sold
at public auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th oil
December, 1855, at the bonded warehouse or Messrs
In the city Of Richmond, State Of Virginia, three
boxes of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, which has
been seized ss contraband OF Integral keyenue
law. WILLIAM yAnEs,
de lids COLLECTOR.
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SALE OF TICKETS FOR NON SUBSCRIBERS
on TUESDAY the 18th, and following days.
Tde lO-lt1
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COLLECTORS OFFICE,
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
THIRD DISTRICT, lRGINIA,
pIcuuovn Uoeemhar 9Th ls6B

ITO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN
i Whereas certain boxes of Tobacco, numbering
fifteen, near 1900 pounds was deposited In bonded
mer Harsook Co.. known Libby prison, for
security of internal revenue tax thereon due to the
United States: Notice Is hereby given, that unless
the amount OF taxes due thereon is paid on or be-
fore WEDNESDAY, the 18th OF December, 1905. the
warehouse for the recovery Of the same.
- 80 HF WILLIAM JAMES,
Collector Third District Of Virginia.
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BY T. w. Keesee,
Auctioneer for s. G. Tardy q Co.,
Office No. 1917 Main street.


4 UCTION SALE OF TOBACCO
n FIXTURES, &C.-Hsving leased out my TO-;
bacco warehouse. corner OF Seventh ana Canai
streets, will sell at auction on WEDN ESDAI,
December 18th, at II O'clock, all the FOBALCO
FIXTURES remaining In the building, consisting
OF POT SCREWS, t1ls ft ~ =
BOX SCREWS,
POUND LUMP SHAPES, se4F
SIS SHAPES,
HALF POUND FINISHING MILLS,
FINISHING MILLS for pounds, Sc or los
Jumps. suitable for hydraulic PRESS all
Large nss lot Of TOBACCO STICKS.
EJ DRYERS, nt
STOVES, It ,t4.us naa
TRUCKS,
BENCHE IS, 8sH
BILLETS,
BLOCKS,
WAREHOUSE NAILS,
MANUFACTURED and SMOKING To-
BACCO,
and many other useful articles TO manufacturers;
The attention. of manufacturers and tno.e Wno
wish TO commerce the business is rsqqsssa 20 rhis
closing mp sale. ". =. Ii, N ,1aa a.
remove them before LIST OF January next; NJ
sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE, auc-
tioneer for s.. c. Tardy 4 Co. deo
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
On the 5th of December, by the Rev. Daniel
Witt of Prince Edward, Va, Mr.. SYDNEY 3.
BARBER, OF Prince Edward, and Mrs. MARY j.
MORGAN, Of Lunenburg county, Va.
In Gloucester county, Va, on the 18th November,
1866. by Elder ID. CoulIing, Mr.. THOMAS 3. LAM
BETH and Miss MARIA LOUISA BRIDGES; al OF
above county.
Rhmond Christian Advocate and Religious
Herald will please copy.
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EOR RENT the STOR and Gel
It LAR on Nah street, noru4 10, No. -
2ol2, between TSentieth and JHY. hrst c:;
'1 Also, TWO W1 B1aHEsT ROOF ext TO eorns
Of Fourth and Pr bklin streets, rsbly suite
for an office, wittEss and water
Also, the STOR and DWELu "a the cor
nsr Of Main and Twenty third ~ "a n,,sgs coI
and stable gas ind water on thu iges.
Also, the DWELLING on the Cd D, Main an
Eighteenth street, over the store bsef, cor
suitable FOR ' twS small iamiii. boarding
house, being toHkiguous 70 the4bt With 81
and water on the premises. R,44s apply
EyA.. smith tss Frs Fra stree "a sen' p
da k-ta - = .------ y q
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Main esss1 bssvssn y '1a
fIz AMP n5 HTT 3 sA. -
y our ssoSs zHURSDzY, 18th Instant. scnssnsin9
q % o,slosk 4. 4. splendid variety Of ITALiAA
WORKS or AIT, e0mprising
uRNSt
fYRAnIps,
casD kEcEivBRs,
GROUPS,
AU1MALH,
BINDS, 40,
slaborately carved In marble. alabastsr, agate,
grxnite, Naples green, BE-: all OF which was I'M
ported By citizen Of Richmond from Italy direct
To Richmond.
Catalogues Of sale win be ready for distribution
partcusr Attention or the ciisens and strangers TO
the ssIs. RE6NAULT b CO.,
de la--Ak - s N, knsr-f Auctioneen, &c.
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SKIPPING.

TOR NEW YORK.-ATL ANTIC
sids. Wheel steamship HATTkRA6. yz21
Csutain ALEXANDRA, Will leave heyN L<t
bAYiVENIN0. December 10, ~ o'clock.
Cabin accommodations unsurpassed.
Ioffrsighs, Or 70 secure Rasssgs, sERiyicc
Dc lb-lt ls5e Cary sxoes.
EOR NEW YORK.-THE NIAGARA
IL VII lsasa p0cketlx TUESDAY k
lso-nosrow) MoREIN6 at o clock. rs
Her aeeonlhodAsions for passengers
s !: iska '''''''s 70 Ds dsa aisf wArsoI
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EOR RENT, the HOUSI0Vinth b
IL tween Clay and Leigh street Fssnt
occupied by ~ w. Cone as SO xspse. r: I
Possession givn the sth instant
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DIED.
In Baltimore, October 18th, DANIEL B. CORRlE,
Of Richmond, va, formerly OF Baltimore. ,
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A ADMINISTRATORS 8 ALE DE
n sToCK ROPE. HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FuRNITURE -On WEDNESDAY, De-
cember ish fair Il not the first fair day t n ne
the STOCK, CHOPS, and rARA,Sgi UTEssiaL ss
belonging TO the estate Of the SAID c5W a.ysn
s sanssfsaf q Svs HORSES and MtLEs two h9.drsd
barre s CORN, quantity Of OATS, WILL -. ana
one thousand pounds TOBACCO, WHEAT FAN,
CORN SHRLLER, two WAGONS, and one CAkI
together with various FARMING lMPLknrnnnr Is.
TURE.
IA LTnM&Tu Administrator.
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GRAND BALL WILL BE GIVEN
~ nv The MEMBERS OF ANN0WAN TRIBE,
No 30. IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN, al
sCHAD'S HALL, Broad street, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18th, 1855.
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EOR RENT, the BRICIEHOUSE
Il with eight rooS. ON and IT, -hrst ,
streets, Church Hitsd1oining my riscnss; :i
shares, as q MARC garden, so m kof the IL J
attached TO II as b hay want. ApEft my ON
Se as s tss pos'-of ,lH SANDS
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FO,RENs.

TOR RENT GLEBE.-The sub
Il scriber wishes fent orsesse bis valuable
county, about ten I'D aboss &sa Point for :
year or term Of yeaI. The f4thmpnd and 4 ORR
the fishery. This itonsider& oio 81 the best
fisheries In Virginia Tor partlSilas address
49, Hing WilAamFo Courthouse.
Refer to John J. wlson, N. b. Hib and Cdonel
II. J. Evans, Richmod L dc Wfsr
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EOR RENT, q desirable
Il on Clay street between ",
cond, containing seven rooms, d
wood and coal. house, &c. APpl
NO Ie-Nts corner Piffh and IN
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EoR RENT the FIRsJ1 LOORfoi
street, suitable n almost any kid basi- =;
ness. For terms, ghich will DO a4amods ~
Ting. apply to HiAm Oliver, WIZ r King o.
TO Tda7-l0t1 d. b. LEE.
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COR RENT.-L offer foI ant fol the
LUMBER-YARD n9 occupied By Wilson. lc::D
Giazebrook & Co. Ne house w$ hllt for ag@
tobacco factory, aid Is 100 feet LOO and Y feet
wide II has been esd rs warthd4e, and y ad;
will bs rented 50, &ately or in 3ection with
the house, as partio pay desire. lthes beet used
as a Iumber-yard years, and ouch HIS sd
vantages which nffther yard ln Hhmont car
call at the wareh dss itself, wher pey will bt
shown the properH or upon the gbscrtbsr, \
corner of Second ! Clay streets; ina nesrai
de SIS OTlS n. 0LWk6hUOh,
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cay, OF the post-ofice. The House has
already agreed to resolution instructiug
the Post-ofice Committee to inquire into
the expediency of such measure. And
the New York Tribune, that jealous adj
yocste Of all governmental interference
when the Government Is controlled by the
right party), eagerly calls for its adoption.
So we may soon see the Post-ofice Depart
ment assuming, along with It's present vast
business, the management Of the entire
telegraph operations Of the continent. II
win be inconvenient, perhaps, for the pub
lie. but highly useful for the consolidation
Of . centralized despotism.
Mr. SEWARD, who loves 10 create In his
own country the impression that he Is bull
wing tho foreigners, is trying to assume
that air towards tho French Government.
Having learned beyond All doubt that the
French sroops would necessarily b With
6rsxn very scon from xeytcoi b. has SUD.
denly begun 70 srits impatient notes. and
! !. osxll about ~ exact noasnt o. the
s,>euakion. Going thsy ere The Frsncn
n6fi1c. raiek y eonStI esahly nore inps'
7si1.f y - then 800 tlsa ~. 6zvAsc
IS ~ thsls heeks tys1eds wili soscsutsi5
rlsrd fhat Msxiena eypedltion - caesr
ssd ~ svsnt Being surs, ~, sswA1p
ftsnts II IL ecod tasts = shox hlnsek 4 (
~ .-1.--
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VNTEpl a HOUSE WITH ~
s: ~ So. s. 3 8: !, 8 !:
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ADJUSTMENTS.


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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-10

RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
w. 7. Holloway, James Manone.
Professor Carr's Quadrille Band Is engaged fol
Refreshments furnished at city prices.
Tickets admitting a os ptleman and lady, VI
Tickets to BIS had OF any OF the me.Ehars, Q
schad,s Gatf, and at the door on the night OF the
ball. "; ewAM,
de lot Chairman OF COmmltseo. !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-10

Bills were introduced:
By Mr.. Bentley.-To incorporate the
Loudoun Savings Bank.
By Mr.. English.-To incorporate the Hy-
draulic Steam Fire Engine Company OF
Alexandria.
By Mr.. Dunnington.-A bill changing
the places Of voting in Prince William
county.
By Mr.. Watkins.-A bill to amend the
charter of the Union Theological Semi
nary.
These bills were referred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-10

The House took up the bill incorporating
the Virginia Express Company. 49,,
Mr.. Wall moved to amend the bill by
adding At the end of the fourth section
these words: |" And provided further, thai
the General Assembly shall at any tima
confer similar privilege upon any Other
company"
M. Kelley objected to the amendment
that Il confiicted with the section. Two
companies could not exercise the privilege
Of carrying the entire express business
upon railroad. He was opposed 70 mo
nopolies, but he did not see that the amend
msnt would remove the objection 70 tn
section.
~. val minated that his amendmenl
Wa IA fsmovo ohjecsions to tho section o.
the ground " IL comforting the monopoly
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ROR RENT, TWO FIJI
T. ny store. no fsss deep: ~
for any kind OF light o1s,nns$s-,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-10

FOR RENT, several !
II ROOMS, with az |. and z .e Z !,
gas and water. Rent moderate;
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EOR RENT, the " b
II HOUSE" corner Of Re
vernon streets, suitable foS Q larr
house. This IN IN exeelisns OPP
an sntsrprisins parry Apply =
rofa A Fourta0uth and