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MASGANEsE.-The notices in this paper
concerning the mineral wealth of Virginia,
and especially reference to the large de-
post of manganese in Rockbridge, have
attracted attention in the North, and yes
terday application was made through this
office from Philadelphia for large quan.
tity of manganese. We have not doubt
that there will be large demand for any
of the minerals of Virginia which her en-
terprise may develope. The fact is, the
consumption of all minerals entering into
the fabrication of manufactures in any
manner always keeps pace with their pro-
duction. Look at coal, for instance: was
there ever time when 1t was inexcess OF
the demand for it Were our lines COM
pleted to the mines of the West, and tracks
of railway were exclusively occupied in
the transportation Of coal, there would be
demand for more than all their capacity
could supply; especially Of the camel
coal. which will become the fuel Of sea.
going steamers the moment we can bring
! Il to Richmond. at- 4
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RAILROAD CONNECTION WITH NORFOLK
We have at last a railroad connection with
Norfolk. 1t is true the chief part of the
performance, as though it was something
to be ashamed of, is in the night time, but
it is true nevertheless. The Petersburg
train, departing at 2:lO from Richmond,
reaches Petersburg at 3:2O P. NJ, in time
for the Norfolk train, which departs at 505
PM, and arrives at Norfolk at 9:30 P. NJ.
Returning the train leaves Norfolk daily
Except Sundays) at P. NJ, arrives at
Petersburg at 9:2O, and departs for Rich
mond at 1O:l5, arriving here at ll:2O T. NJ.
This arrangement certainly gives the ia
cility of day for business in either Nor
folk or Richmond without the loss OF busl-
ness hours in the journey to and fro. But
we hope to see the day soon when man
may leave either city early in the morning
and perform the journey in five hours, re-
turning the same day if he desires 1t.
Shall we not live to see two trains day
between Norfolk and Richmond Why
may not the commerce of James river and
the immense transactions between Rich
mond and Norfolk call for that degree OF
facility in the communication between
these places, which we hope and believe
are to become cities of great magnitude
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- tn PLANTERS AND FARaERS.-THR

II u
m MANUFACTURING COMPANY establish
=, night soil Of New York city, offer for sale, er.
...s,,r,ly for cash, new article of DOUBLE RE-
r,yEp POuDRSTTE, warranted free from impu-
%, and rubbish, which they viii sell for twenty.
49,, 5ollars per ton, delivered on board Of vessel
- ysv York city. This article, which is pulver.
- a. fne as -four, has no equal for corn cotton,
,oa tobscco aud is equal to No. l Peruvian guano
=, The proportion of two pounds for one OF eusno,
"a better than tho best brands OF Super. .Phos-
II, sss pound for pound. This s Just the thing for
nose who viii pay cash for good article st a low
rr.ce. We have coarser article ., twenty dollars
rer ton Samples sent by mail (freel on receipt OF
,brss-cont stamp. Send for pamphlet, and be con-
,g.ted Address the Lodi Manufacturing Com
Many IS Courtlandt street. New York.
Rocky NOUN, EpaEcosBE COUNTY, N. C,}
November Is, 1866.
". James 4. Dsy:
S:r-In reply TO your inquiry Of the results OF our
.yrsrlencs IN the use of yeur improved Poudrette,
,--tAased of you for this years" cotton crop we
a,I8 beg leave 10 say that the present season has
,ssr one quite unfayorsble 10 the action Of all
t,ilg,ers. Ssrerai kinds Of m0pures toere used
81 ,,s ,oiih the erceptioa 81 yUIT Potdrette. onh
Egfts or no sTsct to The crop. Where the Poadrette
as apulisd il qart rs near halfG bale or more
- acre, and caused the cotton TO open much
,,-Ii,r and we would therefore recommend the
,,r.as a concentrated manure for the growth Of
cotton. A. we'll ne su improvement TO the soil.
Yours very respectfully,
nla-e,vs HExKT 7. SruLTs & BROTHER.
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ANOTHER DELEGATION on THE SUBJECT
OF UsURY.-The merchants of Petersburg
Thursday held meeting at the Exchange,
of which E. II. Osborne was chairman, at
which it was resolved to appoint ten dele
gates to cooperate with the Richmond and
Norfolk delegations in regard to the usury
law, and further to petition that in any
action of the Legislature upon the subject
Petersburg may be put upon the same
footing with other cities. The following
delegates were appointed in accordance
with the resolution: John Donnan, S. W.
Venable, B. B. Vaughan. T. r. Scott, J.
Andrew White, John Keyan, John Row
lett, James Chieves, r. D. Mc1lwaine,
and Reuben Ragland.
The Express says, truly, that the dele
CATION is an able one, and about the best
that could have been selected.
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WEDDING FEAST DEsTRoYED.-People
will get married even in these hard times,
and as all married men say it is the only
way to save money, We see no reason why
they should not. The good old county OF
Henrico turns out her proportion Of mar
ried couples, and in no county of the Com
monwealth is the good old custom of "wed-
ding parties" so favored. A few days
since quite large party had assembled in
this county to witness the marriage cere-
mouy" of happy pair; after which
dancing and feasting was to bethe oraef o,
the evening. The meat supper was served
about IL O'Clock after which all retired 70
the dance. About2 o'clock the hospitaols
host invited the party to the sweet supper.
The bride was escorted first, looking -
pretty and bright as possible; the guests
followed. But what was their astonish-
ment TO find that the table had beer
stripped OF nearly everything on it Some
rogue, who evidently had sweet tooth,
had taken unto himself the confectionery
part Of the entertainment and left for part
unknown. Nothing dsunted, however,, the
festivities were again resumed; the ladies
were none the less sweet, and the gentle
men danced as nimbly ~ ever.
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DARING RoBBERY.-On Wednesday night
last daring robbery was committed at the
residence of Mr.. Victor NJ. Branch, on
Cary between Second and Third streets.
1t seems that while the family was at tea
the thief, whoever it was, entered the back
door, and going softly up the steps, entered
Mr.. Branch's chamber and secreted him.
self under the couch in the room upon
which one of the children slept. After the
family retired, the thief, after taking Mr..
BIS pocket-book out of his pants, con-
tanning twenty dollar gold piece and five
dollars in currency, unlocked the door
which Mr.. Branch had locked upon retir-
ing, and made his way out. The noise
made on going out aroused the family, but
too late, as the fellow had made his escape.
Early in the evening Mrs. Branch had oc-
casion to go up to her chamber after
dress pattern, and glancing into the mir
row, distinctly saw the face of mulatto
man reflected there for an instant. She
turned quickly, but seeing no one in the
room, was satisfied that it was merely
imagination, and getting the pattern, re-
turned down stairs.
But a few nights since the laundry OF
Mr.. Branch was entered, but the thief was
discovered by servant, and ran OIL. he
was tracked some distance through the
snow, but not captured.
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FoRGERY.-Yesterday morning young
man named Vernon A. Bouis, well known
in this community, and always esteemed as
bearing q character for honesty, was ar
raigned before the Mayor for forging the
endorsement of Mr.. Joseph +. Powell upon
a note of his own for $50, payable to
Mr.. Powell. 1t appears that the note,
payable in sixty days, was discounted on
the 10th of December by the First National
Bank of Virginia, and was endorsed by
Mr.. II. Eddling, who had endorsed it under
the impression that Mr.. Powells endorse
ment was genuine. A few days since the
forgery was discovered, and Bouis was ar
rested. The case could not be investigated
yesterday in the absence of Mr.. Powell and
the failure to procure the note, which had
been taken out Of the bank by party who
could not be found, consequently it was
continued until Tuesday.
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APPOINTMENTS By THE GoyERSoa.-The
following appointments Of inspectors for
Hollands Warehouse (recently incorpo-
rated) in the town of Danville, were yes
terday made by the Governor: First In
spector, william P. Graves; Second,
Peter B. Law; Third, Albert G.. Tay-
lor. The people Of Danville anticipate
an active tobacco business this year, and
have made preparation for it. Two ware
houses have been chartered at the present
session in that town. l1
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CowPAsTURE BRIDGE.-We learn from
the Staunton Spectator that the CowIAs-
ture bridge on the Central railroad has
sustained some damage from the drifting
ice, and that the trains are not for the pre-.
sent running over it. There is train on
the west side of the bridge, and to passen-
gers and light freight there will be very
little detention. The trains, therefore,
continue running as heretofore.
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HENRICO INDUSTRIAL ASsOCIATIoN-ITs
OPERATIONS AND PRosPECTs.-ln these
times Of general distress it is really re-
freshing to hear of any means by which
our bounties bestowed on suffering human
ity, and especially on the needy of the
gentler sex, may be not only never failing
in its benefits, but constantly returning, at
very short intervals, with its timely aid to
the starving household which looks to her
feeble hand for help. This is the great
desideratum of the day, and it is in good
degree met by the /" Henrico Industrial AS
sociation," which has just received a very
liberal charter from the the Legislature.
About nine months ago, after several thou
sand dollars had been consumed in reliev-
ing the sutferings of the needy females on
Church and Union Hills, and in Rockets
old field, and all efforts to keep up the
necessary supply of money had proved
abortive, certain philanthropic gentlemen
land some ladies, too) conceived the idea
of forming joint stock company for the
manufacture of all kinds of needle work,
with the view of raising fund with which
to purchase the cloth out of which these
needy females might make clothing or bags,
or any needle work the market might de-
mand, for which they shouldreceive reason
able wages and this work sold, more goods
were bought, and so on the work was to be
continued, preserving the original capital,
and at the same time affording assistance
to the needy.
Several public meetings were called for the
purpose Of getting the necessary stock and
the company organized; at one OF which
meetings General Henry A. Wise made
one of his most fervent appeals. And
finally, with capital subscribed Of $1,000,
they organized for work by electing Mr..
John f. Boissieux president and the other
necessary officers. This was done in May
last, and from that time to the present we
have heard but little Of the operations OF
the association. But from the proceedings
of the Board of Directors Thursday night,
we are assured that they have not been
idle, and that the most sanguine hopes OF
the best friends Of the scheme have been
fully realized. Though 81 900 of stock at
$40 a share was subscribed, as we have
stated, vet less than one-half was paid in,
and yet, with this small capital Of about
$3.50, the association since May of last
year have paid to the needy females
within its jurisdiction the sum Of 1886 for
work done, and now has in its treasury the
sum of s6SO-enabling them, if they desire
to do 20, to declare handsome dividend
As we have before stated, the Legisla-
ture has recently granted this association
a charter with unusual privileges, offering
great inducements for investments in this
great southern company; for, besides Civ
| ing work to our poor females, it has inau
gnrated system of home industry that
ought to have been commenced in Kich
mond long since-that of making our OWL
clothing, bags, hats, shirts, and everything
as cheap as the northern people can make
them, and then realize profit besides
We hope the charitable and speculatinl
public will here find common ground OF
which they can meet.
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DELINQUENT CITY TAxEs.-To-day and
Monday are the last days left to delinquent
tax payers to go to Collector Hobson's of
fee, in the City Hall, and settle their city
tax bills, prior to their property being post
ed for sale. If they do not act promptly,
twenty per cent. will be added to their
bills, and their property will be sold for
the payment of the whole amount.
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FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PooR.-.
The Misses Helen and Fannie Hancock,
and Miss Sallie Lathrop, opened fair last
night, and will continue IL to-day, In the
office Of the late DR.. Hancock, on Main
between Third and Fourth streets, the pro-
ceeds to be given to some special objects
of charity which have recently come under
their notice.
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- Contracts wITHFREEDMEN.

BLANK CONTRACTS WITH FREEDMEN. for the
r.s o, farmers and others, can be obtained At the
Dtsp1tcl oHise. They will be forwarded by mail
:, all Iar,s of the country at THREE DOLLARS
PEE HUNDRED or FIVE CENTS PER COPY for
,sa or more copies liberal discount to country
MERCHANTS. The money must be sent with the
r-ss- de l4-ts
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THANKs.-The orphans Of St. Joseph's
Roman Catholic Asylum, and the sisters
in charge thereof, tender many thanks to
the public for the liberality with which
they responded to the appeal made in be-
half of their institution. The, proceeds
to 81, 200, which sum was given
in part payment of debt contracted IN
1870 .# #asf
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"JuDas OF Nh A. AH,D 10 the peoposition Of
ANDERSON, at the Art Palace, No. nli Main 1sssss
whom he approaches the pablo and asks is ps'
,ronsge and favor There Is nothing moro honor
able" II my ,oorks do not osssrf my meT9 a. On
artist, I am ,citIfng 10 BE- an hs"sSss lo.soso~
ora better !; bus let tAsse spsdk for me-" Ihsss
Ar, the words Of conscious sapsfionsy' ana ne
proprietor Of Art Palace. isii A.ln slsss, nv
shs gems at Art Palace he may veil rely ssd II
our readers have not seen tAsD, Asrs 10 IN store
for them an exquisite pleasure.
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REMOVALS CONCENTRATION.-Ther is
considerable attention now directed to-
wards the four corners Of Main and Twelfth
| streets. The indications are that they are
rising so in the consideration OF mankind
that we may regard them as the cardinal
polnts-of financial, newspaporfal, tele-
graphic, and insurance enterprise. These
grand points in the business of life are to be
backed and sustained by restaurants, etc.,
| of the first class. As all achievements of
magnitude require the support Of liberal
diet and free consumption of the same, It is
quite desideratum that the great deeds of
Main and Twelfth are to be seconded and
sustained by establishments conducted by
excellent caterers, one of whom at least
Zetelle-is an unequalled ar6st in the
science of cooking. But we commenced
this notice to state that
The PLANTERS BANK has been removed
from it's late office to the handsome and
conspicuous establishment at the corner Of
Main and Twelfth. There it has an Office
commodious, comfortable, and elegant.
The store under the Planters BANK is
to be occupied in day or two by the
Richmond Savings Bank and Insurance
Company, an institution made~by act OF
Legislature one Of the State repositories,
and which is rapidly rising in popular IA
yor. 1t, too, has very convenient and
elegant apartment. -...
On the south side of Main street, west Of
Twelfth, Mr.. JOHN II. MoNTAGUE, Insu-
rance agent, has the very superb corner
store, and has been there quartered and
actively engaged for some days. He is
now giving his establishment the finishing
touch, and in little while it will shine as
brightly as paint and gold laid on by art
can make 1t.
MONTAGUE is to be sandwiched between
a hotel and refectory. Above him there
is to be a SPACIOUS HOTEL, embracing the
upper part of two or more tenements on
Main and the large building on the cross
street.
Underneath him, JONAH WHITE, so long
known as the popular proprietor of the
"Best Idea," will open refectory on a
large scale. The room is very fine one
for his purposes.
On the southeast corner is the grand
establishment Of the TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
with its lines connecting Richmond with
the whole world and over the telegraph
is GENERAL MOORE, agent for the Manhat-
tan Life Insurance, and other companies.
He took good many lives at Bull Run,
and, conceiving fancy for the business,
he has made it his profession. He takes
life with Incompatible facility and dis
patch. :.
So here we have the corner Of Main and
Twelfth organized for business, and pro-
missing to grow with the city and capa-
BILE to meet any pressure in the way of
trade which may occur. This point of con-
centration will enlarge its means at all
times commensurate with the demand,
especially the demand for newspapers and
advertising at the Dispatch corner.
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STEAMSHIP ALBEMARLE.-The report to
the effect that the steamship Albemarle
was aground off Hog island proved to be
untrue. A telegraphic dispatch, received
by the agents of the line, stated she had
reached City Point, and would probably
reach this city by o'clock this morning.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
EDUCATIONAL.

AR. D. TURNER'S SELECT CLAs-
Nl SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,. MAIN
STREET BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
The second half session of this School Will com
mence th Q 18th Of February and end on the Sd OF
Jny, 10 o-4W
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RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
N INSTITUTE BUILDINGS. TENTH,
xx,ncu.rr AMI ETPRETG

MAhbHALI, ANU OI1nk D1"7<D' .
pupils NAV enter most advantageously about the
middle OF the present month. when the SECOND
HALF of the session begins.
Charges in all cases are only from the time OF
entrance.
Beginners, ~ well as the most advanced pupils
NAV always find appropriate classes
Ample arrangements for boarders.
We feel confident that the Institute presents ad-
yantagss for the acquisition OF liberal education
which no smaller schools can Afford ana we urge
,h,s view Of the matter upon those interested.
For terms. which win bs made ~ moderate -
possible, apply to vs w,Nsroy n A.
4. ;. President.
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8itl,ntond 1ispatrh.
9, 1867.
AUCTION Sales IHds Day.

REGNAULT 4 co. will sell at 10 o'clock an ex.
cellent variety Of household and kitchen fur
niture.
Z. B. COOK will sell at 10 o'clock, st the horse
lot on Council Chamber HILL a lot Of excellent
mules and draught horses.
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CoxsuaERs OF GAS CoKE will be glad to
learn that the price has been reduced to
two dollars and fifty cents per load Of
twenty -fve bushels, In the yard.
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that HAT.-In . playful allusloa u
these columns yesterday it was. said that
General MALONE wears hat from Liver.
pool. 1t is . fact, and the General wears
it as sort Of sign or bond in his present
campaign for direct trade. He has east
aside his old Confederate slouch, which
was wont to peak in pyrsmidal style, and
which in his fiankiDg movements he used 70
draw down over his eyes, giving them an
expression of keen sagscity and decision
that told his boys that something was now
to be done. The new one does not become
him so we'll, but suits his present CONNER
cial enterprise, as It looks very civil. II
was imported direct, along with other
goods, from Liverpool to Norfolk. Success
to the direct trade of Norfolk! s.f' :.
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JAILoR HALL.-Mr. Frederick Hall, the
tailor, who was so severely injured by o
blow from negro prisoner In jail, Is rapidly
recovering from his injuries, and will ere
long be able to resume his duties,
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MORE IRON THIEVES ARREsrED.-John
Jones and John Pryor, negroes, were Or.
rested yesterday for stealing 100 pounds Of
old iron. a
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ExEcuTIvE.-Thoma R. Clendinen, Esq,
was on yesterday appointed by the Cover.
nor commissioner Of deeds for this State In
the State of Maryland.
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A SINGULAR RETRAcTfoS. Some Weeks
ago one Henry Lazzaroni entered chasfsS
against one Paollo Donna for improper IN.
timacy with his wife, and gave such svi.
dence before the Mayor that NO doubt
could be entertained OF the truth Of bic
charge. Donna and Lazzsronib w1fs were
sent on for adultery, and ponps, having
threatened Lszzaroni's life, WAS required
to give security for his future good bs.
havior. Yesterday paper was drawn up,
witnessed, and sworn to By Lszsaroni, "a
which he retrscted every charge hs had
made, stating that In his belief bis wife
had been, guilty Of no improprieties with
Donna. and that he was now living peace
fully with her. He concluded by asking
that Donna be discharged. In this cass
Lazzaroni has perjured himself. His
Honor will have further examination Of
this matter,
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Try IT AND BE CONVINCED


WAsHTNGToY, D. c., December 81, 1855.
70 v Ezekiel, RictaOHd, "a:
Dear Sir,-I am gratifed 10 see that you have
sss'u commenced the manufacture Of your HAIR
kE>TuhE& From the testimony o. many friends
Who have used 1t, | have no hesitation in stating
thatI believe II 10 be the most efficient compound
O. the kind ever presented for sale. Indeed, many
q hose who have tried il assure that 1t not
only clesnses the sea p perfectly, but uudoubt-
e4Iy restores the growth OF the hair.
Very respectfully yours. &C.,
ALEXANDER Y. P. GARsBTT, NJ. D.
For sale by all druggists IN this city and else
where. Price, 81 per bottle. Orders addressed to
dr.7 N. EZEKIEL. box 2Ss.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
u No. IOs EIGHTH STREET
JOHN NJ. STROTHER,
THOMAS r. PRICE, JR. T.aebeu
GEORGE E. DABNEY,
TANRS RANDOLPH

The next half session of this School commences
MONDAY NEXT the llth instant.
A few additional pupils can now be received.
ia 7-lv
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
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: TNcTTTaTIC INSTITUTE. -

T linguistic INSTITUTE. "A. .nS
| solseitation OF several persons, teacher Of
who a,; oT@ns
q ,nssas -, ths purpose Of teaching the modern
Ssns snsnsaSs and Latin on . new plan, which has
been ussd with 10 susops Pc pI1sss na1 n
ss,,nr,ion All who wish to avail themselves OF
this opportunity are requested 70 make appiea'ion
before February Is to Mr.. H. A. Lane Lens ~ M.ss,s
James Woodhouss. or at the music 'soi v =