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GOVERNMENT sECURirIEs- :
Jay Cooke 20 furnish the following a uo.
al ions of Government securities,
INSPECTIONS OF rsoPggTY FOR 5oSDEn

Gen Candy, in command Department OF
Washington. has issued an order directing.thi At
hereafter in this department inspections of
property for condemnation will not b. m abe
by poet or other commanders, excepting in
me case OF perishahle articles requiring the
immediate action of an Inspector unless in
sUnctions 10 that effect are given IRON he al :
quarters The acting assistant ins pc cter C-u-
tTal OF the department VIII make quarterly
Inspections of property for condemnation All
officers respoasible Tor property requiring hts
acton wIlI iorw ward to hmsat departure n M aCl-
quarters, prior TO the last ten days OF each
guar Tue prescribed inventories, (iu tripli-
cate ttxhIhItIng fully the circumstances rem.
derIhg the inspection necessary ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-09

EMPLOYMENT FOE FREEDMEN employ
ment agents of the Freedmen's Bureau for thi 8
District are ousiiy engaged in pro riding homss
ana situations for the freed people in and
about this District Since the LIST instant 226
persons have been provided with good situa-
ions an the Northern. Western and SO al bern
States. They are sent TO the new homes in
charge OF an agent from the Bureau
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TPAWSBBOKERs NOTICE.
MlssRs. 8. GOLpsrEIN A 90

No. 80 ~ street west, near Penu'a ave,
Beg eaW TO all the attention of sur old NAT rom.
ann the public in general thai Ne have now eu,'
iaie.a onr business, and are prepared TO offer in.
oucements TO borrowers that have never been Of
amounts. '"' go
Large store rooms, with good safes for valu.
ables private office connected for ali conf dan
tial busipen '' III 0""i'aeh'
Money &C yanced on Gold aud Silver a,che,
Diamonds, Sflverware, ye very and on Ali Ltnd.
OF merchan disc - A'""'
Also, on Bonds, Stocks, scrips, Government Be.
Loans made By day or week on merchandise sub.
Ject 30 sals. o
NIB Arrangements have been made BY Viii .h
persons de ,osit ting property with us can recsi "a
"a FOU8-AND-A-HAL STREET e,.f
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DISPOSAL OF PUpLIC LAND

Returns receives by the Com missioner OF the
General Land Office show that 1889 acres of
the publ C lands were disposed of during the
month of February last at the folio wing local
ohees, viz :-Nebraska CITY, Nebraska. S,729
acres; ST Peter, Minnesota, 4OI5 acres; Hum,
boldt. haHsas. 4,599 acres: Detroit, Michigan,
2cf' acres. The larger portion of the land vas
taken for actual settlement and cultivation
under me homestead law, and the remainder
sold for cash aud located with agricultural
scrip and military warrants. The cash sales
amounted S35y9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-09

The Nte Orleans Republican. is the narae
OF the new radical daily TO be started in Neg
Orleans on the 25rh inst. IL is designed TO
make 1t a frst-class paper. and it is started ON
healthy s25O,O1O basis. 1t is backed by Gov.
ham, and las the Enforcement of Messrs
wade, Coifax, Stevens, Banks. halter, Logan,
sneilaoarg~r, and Gen. Howard. Mr. T. =
BLOCKS well-known as a brilliant and enter
prislng journalist, will be at the head OF the
Washington Bureau
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RELIEF yoR Tur sor-TII

Major General Howard had an Interview
with the Judiciary Committee of the Senate
to-day in regard TO his Recommendations for
Telef for the suffering people OF the south, and
subsequently, Mr.. TrumbulI reported = resoIu-
ton from that COMMITTEE approp, iating one
million OF dollars TO enable the Secretary Of
war 10 supply food TO the needy in that sec.
ton- The resolution passed the Senate read .
n.y. out will probably rot get through the
House without Opposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-09

ARRIVAL or LEE -Nr. Cozzens. Special or.
hctr Of the Treasury Department, arrived in
the city Oh Thursday night with his prisoner.
a II. Lee. who, IL will be remembered. Alb.
seconded from the Treasury department some
weeks ago with over thirty thousand dollars in
30 bones He was before the Solicitors Of the
Treasury yesterday.
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y ICBHONp, TRIpERIoKsBURa AND p,
N TOMAO RaiLROAD
TO rRAvHLLERs eoIsG SOUTH
TWICE DAILY. tssnaay .. m. exec pted.J

TITO quickest sBd nlost direct route 20 Rheims ad
Va and the South via the Potons-
steamers from sixth street wharf; eeSS
Warrington TO Aqua Greek sndsB
kichmond, FredertcksouTg aud Potomac Hsiiro Cd
nov entirely completed from Aa .is Greek to RIck
noDd We, connecting there With trains the Rirh.
mond and Petersburg and Richmond aud OanyilIs
hGiroeds Tor Petersburg, Weldon, Wiluii ngtou
Hss,sash' Greensboro. ssa'esry. chsrioss- srs
Steamers Keyport ana o vanderbiu leave u
street Wharf daily (SQrday evening excepted at
so and "a .. m. and arrive IN Richmops q
1.&p D. m aud : 80 n.
THROUGH TO RIOH MoHD IL sEvRN HOURS
fifty Nilss Shorter ana -. Hours QUICKER tlas
ans other houte.
Be sure ana get Through 1tckets va Asal.
Greek and Fredericksburg, 60 Richmond, o. the
Company once, corner Of Peuna. avenue and sth
street. or on board Of the boan Baggage checked
through
onnibasses and BAGGAGE Wascss ~sii be IN
readiness 70 convey pssse ngen and baggage be-
tween oepots IN Richmond
Passengers 10y this line pass o. Daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity Of visiting
several battle nelss pes< breder,ckssurg By stoD
ping q that ecipt
Breakfsst and sup on board Of stsamsn.
GEO. MATTIEGLI ,sapt., washinetoa, D q.
9. =. hATrIEGLY, Ticket Agent ws,hinxtoa.
aDtly 0ensral Passenger Asspt
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NATIONAL BANK CERRENCY

There has been issued from the Treas ury De-
paItnent during the week ending to day
s5i,o5o IN National Bank currency, making the
total amount issued up TO date S3Ol, $50, Dc6.
From this Is to be deducted the currency re-
turned, Incluoing worn out notes. amour tin 2
10 S2,?15.392. leaving in actual circulation at
this date S29c SsN,6Si
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HOUSE COMMITTEES

As the Senate sssems oisinelined to agree to
the House resolution for a speedy adjourn.
ment, Speaker CoIfax will PROBABLY, on Mon.
day, announce such committees As are necss
sary for the immediate work OF the House
The Ccmmirtee on Printing, that on Enrolled
Er Gr
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ARRIVAL or rur .Srp,

Inc " = steamer Lancaster arrived at the
Noriork Navy Yard yesterday from the Paci-
nc. There was great Anxiety felt, it will be
remem bered. in regard to this steamer, no
news having been received from her until
lew weeks ago. when she reached Nassau.
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REMOVAL OF HEADQCA RTERs-The Head.
quarters OF the Assistant Commissioner of the
freedmen's Bureau for the State of Garcia
have been transferred from Savannah 10 M
con. Georgia- The military Headduarters
have also been removed TO Macon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-09

~In the Senate of Maryland, few DAYS
since. Mr. Young presented petition from the
citizens OF Poolesvilie. IN Montgomery county,
praying that an act may be passed incorpo
raIIn thai village.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-09

INTERN AL RkyKSUE.-The receipts from this
source to- day were S5Oi, 1905; making the total
amount for the week endug 10 day 81, 1g1 ,62s 30
and = total of 7I,5225 since the LIST OF
July last ..f4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-09

PosTPostp The serenade to Gov. Morton,
OF Indians, oid not take place last evening or
accom- of the fire and the terrible accident
Wnh a occurred Il will take place this even.
spe at eiehf O'Clock. #.. Il -re..8
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IOrohAC fRANsPORTATIoH LIN
notice 70 sAIPPERs.

The Cleaner IMPRESS, OsIs. =, a. BI1sBR,
leaves Washington st N. and Al -
sxandris at . .. n; EvERY SAT. Gn.9~&
URDAY for Glymont, Budd Ferry
Stores, Asthias Point, Chapel Point Pio.den
Wharf, Lanca.ters Wharf, stones wharf Our
Pipey Point, Point Lookout, and arrivss Of Bale.
more Z" So n; On s ssnsss a BRO .,,.
aDf-0 No. 34S Penna avenue.
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p UoNuIssIoSER or INDIAN AFPATRs.-Cien
Sol. Meredith, If Indiana, is spoken OF as a
pronsinent candidate for the Once of Commits
SlOneT OF Indian Affairs fE" ss.-E az ..
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TRIAL OF JEFs DAvIs.-rne Mississippi
legislature hes appropriated $4,000 for the
defence Of JEFF DAVIS q 81 ..s
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MN wHEaTLEY's PRrNIuM srG.,
I" DIBise AND CLEANSING
STEAMBOAT LINES.
SlEAhkR 9ILs%s SMALL

~ FOh THE EASTERN SHORE
fOTICE-The etes mer Wilson SMALL
oAPT = I. LEUhAkD, now m
mos. ss'p so1.ISIs. Z, me n s,.usea..t
steamers ply iBg Ga Ches. pc axe Bay will re.uns
hsI rsnte on ga ukDAY, March ID she leaves
sss fGEsDafl faus s.ssr. .A :ai
boffIksitIsso1P@oi$sf6 E EkSF2sss5S JSF
WALLACH s RHIRF CAMBRfDfi s. HTG ~
HndIns WHakE CABLN CREEk,- MEb-
FspS EEARE sd LLgYD,s LANDING.
ie.,ss hicyds Landine st .. IN Cambridge at .
n, ZIG 1asten Point ~ 2. m every Mondsv.
e,sts tand,nse. and reaching Baitimors ct s . N
Cd the following mornuss
r.
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PEEsoNAL.-(i-n. Gleason, Chief Executive
OF he Frh'sB brotherhood, is ia town and
stopping at the Eobitt House.
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FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.

During the week ending to-day the Treas
urer Of the United States has received from
the printers e392,5O in frac tionai currency.
During th.' same period there has been for
wsrded &c The United States depository at
Piitsburg s3n,m0, and to national banks slpO. .
es g Tot Il, Sl3u. 9es.S1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-09

II Their will be an adjourned meeting OF
the Washington Correspondents Club al the
Tribune ronms this evening at o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-09

SECrRIrGKs HELD.-The securities held by
the Treasurer of the United States in trust for
National Tanks reported to-day were as fol =.
lows:-To secure the circulation OF notes
$40. t5: for deposits Of public MONIES,
S3s. $50 total, 1879 465 goo. 49, y
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GEORGETOWN ADYErNTS
CHE.F sPRINs e5oOs =

EHEaP SPRING GOODS "TT-
u al MiGLLRS
INl BrtfEs str-et GeBrg~taEa. Do
OaaeOeS, az g Is, Merriuac zuI ora .. q
tis strlhs beistuvs. choice styles V-rg 4-,o
tlesChed NsslIur. al. l2ss, a., i. ,srl Al.
% Jsn'es steam NILS, q, ST. bate ga 4 .
80, -. Aldro 60. tn. sn-afta, Nee No
Mills, cheap, BrDSL Aasila, 40 "a. rs 80
~t' e dO b. az ~ cents Als0, = seasr Al $50.
neni 81 Dts G0ods, Cad aDd ex a8Iue oar ,teok
b ou will buy cheap.
70 z I'm BENJAMIS MILLER.
MN H, wHEATLEY's PRrNIuM srIAN
" D1kING AND CLEANSING
8sfABblSB MGNT,
tnlrt, No. ~ Jefferson ct GEORGETOWN d q
hstsbu-fed In 1851; premium susried by The
hetIop. Titan Institute 1851; rebuilt Iss anf 4.
nos D. lar the lArrert ard so-t com plefe e.t.L-
lf.hneut of tn. Kind 10 thi. Sc ton Of souOtr,
D,et1e aud Securing 81 all kinds done IL the t,s;
ypanBer
1Iply thankful for past favors the .un.e-,h.-
soIid ts tie c"Dii eed custom OF the comuunity
Gods received and returned b, expres. !, m a..
utpo-t prom ptness and despatch
Post 0ihCe ~ sress. Lock Box No 30
Office ciuees daily 81 sunset eNceRt Saturdsy
when % 10 closed at So m fe lS an
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sVFrOm !. ShIIliugton, Odeor Building we
have Tie GALAXY TO- March is, fresh and read
BILE.
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EuR SALE OHEAP-A fresh milk GOAT. ui.s
two young klpc Apply at No. 2I2 north Il
street, between fctu and lst Sta. west M ss-t.
OkE MOE LITTLE UPRIGHT PIANO. ju.,
~ taken ~ exchange for one of our neW-S~
.hich THINGS. Will be sold low ana
III 900 Perm ave near loth st.
A GkICuLTCRALUH EMIsTRY-Liebig
"A r1cultural Chemistry; Liebiss p. nc,pies Of
asriea'ur.i 0ssmi..ry Gssss.i ssita RS %
Cheaistry; Bro~ne's American Mock Book ami
mig - FKHNoK TAYLOR.
,LEhk's OFSICI: house OF REPRGsEN.
~ TaTIVES, Q 8,
pro,o,.,, III, III insI9N, ~ C. March 9, lsG.
O'Clock NJ. OF March Il 1851 for k.epins the Rss
..nnsn' o. IN, me ho.;e o. Represent.tiv-s In pur
House. OF February 81, lss7. cspy of v hien IL
- - Ed. McPHIRsoN, Clerk.
ORDERED, That the privilege ~ keeping the
io,ics. e"' OIL The House shall be detsrnined a.
Proposals. therefor shall be received by the Clerk
ISL and bIen mail, thereafter aud so eli be nen-d
by him IN The preseuce Of two witnesses, and he ~
also ref. renee The smoups ei mopsy fsred Is.
The privilege sn1 the pzeity OF The FIR n.
III. asSe o. ons or sGs mn:t ss
to &c me su'eti In the sum # one thousand dol
i:s f,r the f,ishfni ssrtoruascs q the Quite. Of
be given " the Clerk to said bidder upon III ex-
e ecu , : bond n the san OF one Thousand d-I-
charge OF his ou'ies and for hs careful Of the
pIopsrtI OF the Goy.rnmeut entrusted to him.
cchtroI OF the Hosss And the amoust of m.hey
thu, eid and accepted shalt be p,id to the said
next sitter the cate ef the bond. aad the rcsid ne
six mont thereafter; and, as received sh.Il be
81 soldiers sod ssiisrs' Orehsns Home for he
benefit said institution. msts
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GBANB BALLY OF MEN AND BOYS,
~ - AT THE
GREAT GENITAL CLOTHINGSHOUsE,
No.46O7th street. opposite Post Office. 'r.
BUSINESS SUITS OF all descriptions.
DRKss SUITS at reduced prices.
BOYS SUITS Of all descriptions.
BOYS SUITS Ut all prices. O..
New styles Of BOYS CLOTHING.
6kNTs' CLOTHING at reduced prtcee
New 10 your time to lay In sPRING CLOTH.
ING, IS we OFFER special Inducements for tho next
thirty days, at 3
eMITHS, 400 TrH STREET, e
/ opposite Post once, mhs I'm
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v0 ADyERTIsER8,

The following Is the Official sho wing of thu
circulation OF shs daily papers of this city
competing fcr me Government advertising
under the recent aet OF Con Eress Greeting SUCH
advertising 70 be made in the 80 daily ne VS.
papers OF Washington having the ierges
circulation
EvENi*G >TAA......7,7l5 copies per day
taTtfsIcl'- .s..........S.h-
fT-'SHiG'nrSr. .3.552
he returns OF advertising by the city papers
CT tt quarter ending Decen Der 81, 1866. As
iAkeD from me books Of the Internal Revenue
OGiee, are rs Fellows:
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5N1TER sIAIEs f44 .sES.f' S y
Of the 4 s.sSas sf
for an improvement! in. sSif}t Lanes, for ;eyes
take. place on III. a.ih dsy Of Msy. So: .''
IT is ordered thar the .sis POSITION De heard as
Nay next at Il CLOCK II and Gil PERSONS Are =.
have, Why .sis esttion ought not to Be srsa,sa '
de IL sSs tire
set forth in writing. at least tweaty Days before
~ 8 s. he .s p !.
and transmitted In accordance with the rules o.
r ss Hn ion
dmony must be nled In the oface twenty days be-
fore me da Of ss.ss the s. ;.sg,nsnss any,
ID. p sssub lean and and the E.isn lSisiis.nosr
sshingson = "a an i'm 10 'ne ssr iosa
6rst Of said qualifications - b ct least sixty days
previous to the day Of bearing. ror.xr, -
q 5a-1a a. is-i7a Commi sdoNer Of Patents b.
| P,s. Editors OF the above .pspers will please
paper containing this notice. fe z1.lavss
RRADsuRH's FIHI PIANOS. 80
q I haye one Of those superb Pianos 49,
winch VIII sell At saerfhee, oeiag comtNied
70 m %S 8 3. N lev aas'pg JSo. y. EuLrs.S
TT YOU WANT BARoXI % I-57- =.
IN nABINIr ruaHlruBH
HT. zIMaERNAs . 60,
No $50 seveRth street,
49, u J-dlm between La av. and ID street.
GosHAh GREEN ,s Sossii
n. W. BUReHELL.
Corner 10th and streets,
fel4-tf under Ebbitt House.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
IMPORTAyr FROM ErRopF

The feniass in Force in ireIaad-They
are Entrr ncbed-Ariiii-ry Sent to DIS
lodge TbTm-They Capture the Psttce
BARRACKS NJ kettoiin-The Eastern Ques<
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SIvEN.IHIBTY TBEAsUBY EOTIs,
NEW 1IvE.TWEHfY EONDs,
AT Ta1 EATInnAL sAnK OF gOMMEROl
Internal Revenue STAMPS for Notes. Checks
Drafts BoDds. Deeds, Mortgages, and other legal
nh I'm a -HAMMER, Oaahisr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-09

WEsT INDIA ORANGES AND
4, Fresh. KING PLACE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-11
FRI
The Elections.

The unexpected and very grateful turn
.a,on nv the recent elections will set on
foot new party movements. To what cX-
,cnt wc are to bc affected by this new po-
Etical phase in the North We cannot now
corctcll. The Congress which directs our
affairs cannot DC modified in its personnel
for eighteen months to come, even though
the popular voice were ready to reform it.
We shall be slow to believe that that body
will relax any of its measures towards the
South. But let rs anticipate nothing, and
wait.
The result in Ohio and Pennsylvania
makes the decision Of New York at its APP
rroaching election certain. We have not
= doubt that the Democrats will carry the
State.
The popular revolution thus astonishinglv
dcyclopcd will force the Republican party
I, nominate General GRANT. But the
same cause clcvatcs the prospects of an
opoosinc candilatc-Shall We say SnEE
MAN? That would DC 4 pleasing arrange
mcnt of the canvass to us certainly. 1t
would bc no bad idea TO place General
GRANT upon congressional reconstruction
and Genera! SHERMAN upon his terms Of
reconstruction set forth in the paper signed
by himself and General JOHNSTON, under
which this nation might now have been
peaceful, prosperous, and happy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-11

To look into all this and correct it is
certainly something to do. In nearly all
cases of error or bad working Of things,
the finding out what is wrong is half the
business of correction. Without making
this discovery VIC can certainly do nothing
moro than has been donc hcrc-viz., COM
plain and complain, or scold like an old
woman.
Besides, there is tho matter Of stimu-
lating manufacturing enterprise by bring
ing the advantages of the city to more cx-
tcnsive notice and encouraging associations
for manufacturing purposes. The water
power here, the convenience of access to
the raw material, the easy comm unication
by sea and land with all quarters, and the
admirable climate and hcalthfulncss of
the locality, all, all should be made
known through all channels. We know
very little of what may be done by the
dissemination of this sort Of knowledge Of
Richmond with proper energy.
Then there arc our public highways and
the extension and facilitation Of our COM
munications with the interior and the sea,
which demand tho devoted attention Of
our ablcSt men.
These are subjects for the Chamber Of
Commerce and for us all. There is not q
soul in the city not Interested in these
important matters. They concern the
wealthy and the poor. Under the altered
condition of labor this city may be made
to grow more in ten years than it has
grown in fifty. 1t is only necessary that
VIC should 60 to work earnestly and har-
moniousy. The rewards Of effort will be
the greatest yet known amongst us. The
opportunity for individual fame is bright.
The man who rises at this hour Of need,
and by forecaste and indomitablc energy
assists in signal manner to elevate this
city to the position she is entitled to oc-
cupv from her location and natural re-
sources will build an enduring monument
to himself.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-11

EFFECT OF THE ELECTION RETURNS UPON
HUHNIcUTT.- THAT our readers may parti-
cDatc in the mcrrimcnt caused by 1ICNNI-
CUFFS rawlings over the result Of the north
ern elections, we reproduce the following
extract from his leading editorial Of yes
tcrday:
alt may require storms, thunder and
lightning from heaven; it may require
earthquakes; it may require war OF
twenty years DURATION it may require
the utter insolvency Of the whole nation =:
it may require the Strengthening of half the
inhabitants of the nation: but justice will
be meted out at the last"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-11
{ DlllN

We were more than guarded yesterday
in our remarks upon the elections in
awarding Ohio to the Republicans. The
returns showed that the contest was close,
and We could not realize the possibility OF
SO great a revolution Is was needed 10
throw the vote of that State on the Demo
cratic side. Not that we are Unbcllevcrs
in the capahility of most people to change
their opinions after mature dc!bcration !;
but there is species OF mankind in that
State known as inhabitants Of the Western
Erscrvc-long. faced, ong-nosed people,
who arc very prim, never laugh, white
wash the ends Of their wood piles, all vote
one way, and never iai! 10 take the harsh
est and most iliibcral side Of the question.
We knew how hard it was to triumph in
an election with body like that to OPP
pose. II used TO be counted at 10000
votes, and the party that gains victory
over the side with which it fights achieves
wonders.
We arc therefore more than surprised
Z; the Democratic victory in Ohio. The
Democrats fought the most open and I'M
disguised fight ever waged by a political
party. They put forward their most
obnoxious men, slirlcd nothing, and
slouldcrcd every responsibility. They
conducted the campaign rccklcssly. They
came into the field with the most defective
wcapons-old flint locks, smootl-borcs,
aud old cannon, which had been out of
fashion for years, and positively cndan-
@cred the whole party every time they
were fired oil.
Ecpublicanism must be "gonc up the
spout in Ohio when ii is beaten in this
manner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-11

pE RECEIPT OF SECOND SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS AT THE
OLD ESTABLISHED EMPORIUM OF MITTEL-
DORFER & CO., 1909 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE
POST OFFlCE.-We are receiving, and now open
for inspection, second supply this season OF
beautiful Dress Goods, Cassimeres, Cloths, Sati-
netts, Cassnetts, Sh eeps Gray, PULLED Cloths, and
all the leading brands of Bleached and Brown
Cottons, sheetings, Pilow-case Cotons, Tickings
Denrns, Stripes, Plaids, Flannels, &C., SC. full
line of Hosiery and Notions. And to buy the best
AS well as the cheapest goods in tho city be sure to
callat MITTELDORFER & co.'s,
1000 Main street, opposite post-otic e.
The following gentlemen are with US as sales
men JOHN 0. SALE, F. p. GRBTTER, L. g. TrR.
NER, WILLIAM BRENT and they would be pleased
to see their friends. oc5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-11
The Tobacco Crop.

We learn from the best authority that
tobacco crop have been unequal in diff
fcrcnt parts Of the south side. In the
counties of Charlotte and Prince Edward
tho damage has been considerable, espe-
cially in the latter county. In Halifax the
damage has been slight. In all these
counties the crop has been much injured
by extensive cutting Of unripe tobacco in
order to save it from anticipated frosts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-11

DISSOLUTIONO OF PARTNERSHIP
DLEE x PE%k.-We have this day dissolved
the partnership heretofore exist Ing between us In
III, commission business. Cur books, papers, ana
accounts have been placed III III. hands OF Gene
raj J. D. lmbodun, rs our attorney. to collect I'M
mediatey what Is winS to 10, ana apply II 70 lus
attorney is authorized 10 ue- the firm 5 name In
settling with debtors and creditors and all settle
80 o o. IN he mad. with him N. NJ LEE.
niei'' :" 80 ~ H. H. PECK.
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