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~ lac Position Ius'giou. take 81 "a Invalid LAZY
aud machue aud would take partner that be- foFh Al
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handsome nnnty TO the authors-of late years 10 Tue
survivor Of the two. This work was among tle lIs on
which Anne Tay0r was engaged ana her lts' 1ioI T
devoe d To the encndatiOn Of verse IN he mos lUIT
pom of the whole collection, MY hotnSr AhnS l. "S 70
"rhe Clnisfian Atouemeut, s Basis Nature, anO b'
ings and member of Lincolnshire fanny tnat coh'if
uted tvo officers TO Captain Cooks expeditions, one W
whom has left in manuscript his account Of the yoyasS "a
the resolution Of Discovery u776l7sQ IN seafch % d
west massage whole families have so CON-
reteIv belonged TO literature rs that OF the agtu NY
~ whose death we make record The daytime ol h.I ,d
ms one of varied and useful labor with labor rest wv.
recreation heartily enjoyed and an exercise or anonu
hospitality in as pious and gay home as ever
tbo bright cheeTuncss OF religious anc va te
The evening OF such life was, most alIopIia cJdo
calm evening Of long day of sunshine ana Oh sna
Intending so quietly with the night that II was ,drg P u
siblc 10 say when the ended or the othei nega Tn
lie loving memories OF her family ana fllehds AHno 10y
lOr viii not die.
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No 1877 Bleechert Wooster Genlemens work OIL per tOni
Ladies' proportion French Putting Lace Curtains done equal
Work sent par. u tho city Orders may be sent hy post
~ TO 8 CENTS per pound paid cash for
ElssS PS W. xGS sasSsTSISs Rass "es' " N'''
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vholeslie business, tslecllI! LO
l 49, FOR FEBRUARY !, 1861,
CONTAINS
TRISTAN story in Three Parts Fart =, BY hdTaTS spencer
TiiE NEGRO IN Blue. By James Franklin Fits
FFNWICK. BY T. H. Seahro0k
TIIF.RRIT1SH STAGE By w. NinNocd teale'
IoRSEFIFSH AS FOOD BY Pierre Blot. - -, &c.,
rms CIAVERINGS. BY Anthony Ir)ope tWith an hStrauoh)
IN TIM STAIRS ~ Edwin Rooster johnson.
OTR TAXES By Ge0rge A. Potter.
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ADAY WITH THE PAINTERS BY " j. Ahen . o. .
ANOTHER PRETTY BOW OF RlBBOM w caroline
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RANKRUPT STOCK

BANKRUPT STOCK.
Id hiren'. and geptlemens lambs wool and merno Winter
UNDERG ARNENTS and HOSIERY just purchased at auction at
Gents stout merno VESTS and DRAWERS at rs cents 90 cents to
$50 -
20 81 a. ~. 1910 - oo..-.-
merno VESTS and DRAWERS NJ 80 cents 70 70 cen ~
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81 cents per pair .a, -. -, 49, ., -
ard lamb wool HOSE al 10 ccn, t cents IL cent?
~ cents and upward. a. 81
ofthe original value. - . ,,. =. -, ,o-,,S
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W X. PEYTON,
w. Nos. az & IA BOwery,
" '1N' WIZ EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
FRENCH MERINOBS
EMPRESS CLOTHS, - ,,.
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BROOKLYN HETGHTS.-F0R sALE-T6e

Il
Geneva and CanaDda and Clifton Sprag four DWELL
ING HOUSES Of modern style with good outbungs choice land
fruit Near fOusng Union Free School,
Mills Foundery Stores Depot &c one Of said houses uni
complete and thorough repair The village Is uneqned for bes
other the and Apy Sad
property with perfect title, will be sold low without reserve BY H.
PHELPS at the New Store ia the West Village.
Ian
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WIN. p. JAFFRAY becomes member of our
w hnn nom THIS date H. T. JAFPRAY Go.
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5ituuhons mdnteo- alales.

5ituahons Wdnteo-alales.
4 SCIENTIFIC and PRACTICAL FARMER,
" hofouhy oonvenAut with III ictss wishes 20 ftt s'h Ken
coupany DESTROYS o. having t rate farm W Managed &
ptcref and ule polele m ~ vegetable ad fruit
lam within marketing is,an, u New York Philadelphia, ysfffed
VIII share Of the net II0is adequate salary Aahcg
references. Address FARMER Box No 10 Irhyse oAee
"A GOOD PENMAN and BOOkKEEPER with
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alton A. CLFRK BOOKKRIPER ASSISTANT Has acted such
1884 Moderate support oBy wanted j. free % devote hnss
entirely 70 employers Interests Address ~ W. AfIkIoN No 20
lJghtlraye.
Two DRY GOODS COMMISSION HOUSES or
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NcwYork Jobhrg Houses also lsAy hundred mU'En No
Jstber desires engagement Addre., ~ - B. lnhun' on's
IVANTED--A situation by an experienced
w BoOKKBRPEB, where pors plentiful sBd oompeJsoh
liberal Would prefer Wet The bes. u rteeBc sea 81
tIess W. G. ~. Gnbupe Once
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MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1867.
= Tlrp GOODS. ~.

= Urn GOODS. .t..
w X. PEYTON,
w. Nos z72 and 274 Bevery,
WILL CONTINUE
TO OFFER THIS WEEK
GREAT BARGAINS
NAPKINS. TOWELS
TICKlNGS, Crashes 49, - -
BLANKETS AND FLANEBLS,
ALSO,
A h,ll stock OF the most approved brands Of
SHIFTING AND SHEEIING MUSLINS
Al greatly reduced prices.
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a Bleached Muslins at 25c per yard.
Wsmsuta Musius, (he genGne brandt et J2lc
New York Mills, 37lc. Amoskeag MGtlns lSc
Beaehed and UHbleachd Mlslus At l2ic, l9e and up
Damsk Napkins, full sire all lner at - 80 per doles
Linen Damssks heavy, r GDc 65c and I9c per yard
Real Russia Crashes at l24c, he, and l5c per yard
,,,es s,tra opt "a sbeeting (bleached0 per
w. n. PEYf OS, Nos 2Il and 274 Bowery
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Don QUIXQTE, illustrated by GUSTAVE
~ DOhk ready. Pbee sll Cloth fun GIT al CHARIEs A
s,st s. e. NO. SSisst fiS9st Ais EEssp s sS
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ALPACAs BOMBAzINEs AND COBuRG
CLOTHS.
French Meuoes at G2lc and upward
Rmpress Cloths wool at Sc, sold IN October at 81 u.s.
French Popin, a 65c., sold in October at IL - -
Epinglne PopHs oil s1 and WOOL al &c., sold earlier al 81 10
Black and C6oro1 Alpacas from 25c. per yard upward
Black and Co,ored Pgramaas from 25c yard upward
Bright Plaid Pophns douhle.fod at 5Oc sold earlier at s.
Striped Pophns 1t 37ic., sold earlier at 15c
Silk Plaid Poplias at ic sold earlier AZ 53c - - r-o>
Nos 2T2 & ga BOwey
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eiaiicnern ano fantp GOODS.

.DUY THE BES T.-SNOW" ROUND
ID POINTED PENS ere inst what eye wnft .aTis me, pre-
with BROAD aud MgpUN liSE Gad EXTRA fNE POINTS sl
lie m ever description Snuug vii send Boz aid, by
nail On receipt 81 So J. T. SNOW No ~ ilhet'.' y J.
CCHOOL-REWARDS, TESTIMONIALS =
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&c New STILES the above constantly bel, published ~
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w Out-The large SqusrFap The mosi desirable sfls
Of w.idr Envelope introduced Mourning Euycss Papers
ell widths and sIylet u borders mpuiac
tred % BERLIN JONES, Nos lJi ard 80 NiNsnst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-09
The NATIONAL DEpr-TuE EXTENT or

The NATIONAL DEBT-THE EXTENT or
ITS BURDEN, AND HOW 1T CAN BEST EE
PAID.-A wcll-known and intelligent
hnancicr makes the following proposition
for the payment of the debt in commu-
nication to the Nashville Union and Dis
patch:
The debt OF the United States is now, in
round numbers, three thousand millions Of
dollars. The interest on which is about
two hundred millions of dollars per an
mum, or about half q million of dollars crery
day The year round; every dollar of this
enormous sum is paid by taxation, and the
bonds not ta.red. How long can any nation
stand this awful load on its industry
Is there no remedy for such IN evil?
think there is, and believe that even this
large debt can be made national bless
ing, and can be made to reconstruct the
country, to restore it to prosperity and
happiness. How can so desirable q result
be brought about The Government has
reserved the right to pay its bonds after
five years from the time they were issued,
and they were bought with, not only the
knowledge Of this fact, but also Of the
fact that the notes issued by the Govern
mcnt commonly called grecnbacksl were
legal. tender. 1t cannot therefore be con-
sidcred as a violation Of contract, or 4
want Of good faith, for the Government to
pay off these bonds with grecnbacks.
Let the Government do this; say By
issuing one thousand million dollars in
grccnbacks during the year 1868, and
pay that amount Of bonds, and in 1860
pay another thousand million dollars, and
then during the year 1870 pay the re-
maindcr in the same way. In the mean
time let the taxation be fixed so as to
yield one hundred million of dollars per
annum, and this money set aside sacredly
to the exclusive purpose of cancclling and
burning one hundred million Of dollars
annually Of grccnbacks. Thus in thirty
years the whole debt will be wiped
ont by a tax Of Just half Of what is now
paid for the interest and at tho end Of
thirty years the country eciR be free Of
debt; whereas, under the present system,
at the end of thirty years the debt will
still be unpaid, and We ocW hare paid in
that time t,riCc the amount Of the debt
in interest alone.
What will be the effect Of throwing this
amount Of paper money on the country?
Most beneficial. The immense amount Of
capital now locked up, doing no good, OK
ccpt making the rich bcndholdcr richer,
and the poor tax payer poorer, would be
invested in manufactures, in railroads, in
agriculture, in stock-raising, and i'll hun
drcds Of ways, giving life and employment
to thousands Of people who arc now dis
hcartcned, distressed, and needy. The
vacant lands now growing up in weeds
would bloom in bountilul crops. The hun
dred millions Of dollars needed for the
sinking of that amount of greenbacks
would be paid without being felt, and the
national debt thereby turned to 4 national
blessing indeed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-09

A Milwaukee somnambulist got into the
habit of foraging through his own house in
his sleep, carrying Off his own pocket
book, plate, and other valuables, and
hiding them where, when awake, neither
he, little suspcctiDg the thief, nor anybody
else could find them. A watch was finally
set. and he was himself discovered at the
work Of plumber by friends, who awakened
him after lie had gone to the same hiding
place to make another deposit, and all the
missing articles were recovered.
We regret to hear that Mr.. William T.
Morris, who was injured by tho recent cX-
plosion at the slate quarry near this place,
died on Saturday last. Ills son, Mr.. 7. T..
Morris. had one Of his eyes struck out by
the same explosion, and he has since lost
! the sight Of the other, so that he IS now en-
tirely blind. The parties were both from
New York. Charlottesville Chronicle.
A New Bedford GLASS; man obtained a
policy in company insurins against &C
cidents. Subsequently he met with an
| accident while playing baseball which
disabled him for some weeks; but the COM
panv refused to pay his claim, as the accl-
dent did not occur while he was pursuing
lis usual business.
4 writer desires to know whether
| Brownlow will now seek to cancel his debt
of gratitude to the black man by obtain
ing for him the privilege Of holding Office,
for it appears that while the Legislature OF
Tennessee gave the freedmen the right TO
vote, it made them Ineligible to pubic
Office.
One of the Chinese Ministers objected to
he establishment Of q European college
at Pekin on the ground that the Chinese
could do that business. The Emperor
tells him to 20 on and try. He Will nave
| to do it: if not successful, Oft comes his
head.
A Frenchman named Moreau was bu-
rjed by mistake in Brooklyn last week.
He was kept in vault three days before
the fact was discovered, when he was res
cucd by his brother in such feeble state
that it is believed he cannot recover.
The Charlottesville Chronicle reproduccs
the Valley Viginian's hit, and ADDS
"Two? A Virginia editor now has 10 rae
! two and drive dozen others tandem 10
you exchange with the Indec :"
Mr.. Stanton received yesterday tcle-
grams from Union leagues in every Sec
| ton Of the North commencing the course
he has taken.-Forneys Chronicle, 6th.
A case Of courtship of forty-live years
standing is reported at East Lynn, Massa-
chusctts. The gentleman has paid his
visits on each alternate Sunday evening.
In the Surratt case the jurymcn are pro-
vidcd with food from their homes, the Go
yernmcnt supplies ceasing from the mo-
meut the case is given to them.
A Radical Mayor in Massachusetts, has
refused to license theatrical company to
play the BLACK Crook" He wanted
them TO call it the c0l0red crook.
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TmE PURPOSE or MISUNDERSTANDING
d" dispatches from Nashville VIC find the
lowing announcement of the spirit 2nc
.-p0sc of Brownlow:
Governor Drownlow said that his ma.
-ity in the State would be over 10000
al that be proposed to bury the rebe
,4g;v in coffin with both ends open, sc
that when the devil went in al one end
Icy could 60 out at the other. No pro.
Asses had been made by him or his friend!
b, 10 how long he should be Governor
The Constitution did not fix the time, and
IS he vas called a dcspot, lie would be one
--1 1c Governor l0r ten years, to sho"
w.., Ire might be-"
This declaration on the part of one who
rs. h the mos; bGrciaccd frauds, secured a
rscrc;!m as Governor Of State, will
>:ag,lr some Of the law-abiGing people Of
:aa North and West. 1t will disclose to
-ya the spirit that animatcs the office
-""aecs under Radical rule in the South
-r... H.G. lEieGi9cucer.
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COMMERCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

Virginia eI-coupons ................. 43h
! Virginia ex-coupons, new............ O.
! Virginia registered bonds, old, ex-inte-
rest. Observation-Disclosures. T.
Va. regis tered bonds, new, 1866. 35E
Virginia registered bonds, 1867. 36h
North Carolina ex-coupons. ........... 57sa
North Carolina new bonds. ......... 8.
Tennessee eX-coupons Observation-Disclosures. CO
Tennessee new bonds. 81
Georgia bonds tnominaN ............... IL
Georgia per cent. bonds, new. S,
Richmond City bonds. Observation-Disclosures. GAGS:
Petersburg City bonds. &c
Lynchburg City bonds. &c
Fredericksburg City bonds (nominaU.. g
Norfolk City bonds (nominaD .......... 81
Richmond and Danville Railroad bonds
= (morsgasej. ................ .67N@7C
Richmond and Danvile Railroad bonds
mot mortraged) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GJ
Virginia Central Railroad lst mortgage
bonds. ...................... .6jaG714
Virginia Central Railroad ID mortgage
v S?Has; Central per cert bonds: 7oo :;
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad first
mortgage bonds. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad ID
mortgage bonds. Observation-Disclosures. IS
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. third
mortgage, per cent. bonds. 81
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, first
mortgage, 6per cent. bonds. ........ G5G67h
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, Sc
cond mortgage, 6 per cent. bonds ;. .57M@eo
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, per
cent. bonds. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad :
per cent. bonds observation-disclosures. IS
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Poto-
mac Railroad dividend bonds, per
cent............... 81
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad bonds, ! per cent...... 72E
Richmond and York River Railroad S
per cent. bonds (nominaD ............ 80
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad stock. 30
Richmond and Danvil!e Railroad
stock, lsa2o
Virginia Central Railroad stock. ..... lSl2O
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad stock 22H@2J
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad stock,
nominal Observation-Disclosures. Go
First National Bank. -
National Exchange Bank .............. 90
Planters National Bank. -
National Bank of Virginia ........... 70975
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COMMONWEALTH vs.. BOXERS (roE SuooT-
ING GLAss).-In this case yesterday, be-
fore Judge Spence, the counsel for the de-
fence moved to quash the Indictment upon
the ground that the prisoners had not had
an examination before an examining
court, TO which they were entitled, be-
cause at the date Of the commission of
their alleged offence the act Of the Lcgis-
laturc abolishing examining courts had
not gone into effect. The point was ably
argued by the counsel for tho prisoners,
and will be replied to this morning by the
Attorney for the Commonwealth, who re-
quested the postponcmcnt Of the case with
a view to thorough examination of the
law.-LwchJNg luginian.
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The writer makes the following appeal
to the whites:
The above registration figures arc highly
gratifying, as they afford great encourage
mcnt to believe that the whites will have
4 very large majority Of the total regis
tered voters Of the State. There is no
doubt that they can have such majority if
they so desire.
Official statistics show that the white
men of Virginia exceed the black men by
about 81 600. No one ever estimated that
the original S. S. bill would disfranchisc
more than 10000. The explanatory sup
plcmcnt, passed in July, 1867, will operate
10 disfranchiSc fer more, but certainly
not over 5000. Deduct 5000 as the total
of disfranchiscd, and the whites will still
have majority Of $4,000, provided all
will register who arc legally entitled to
do so.
Nirginians! having thus the po,rer to
save your State from the worst of all
governments, will You he so rccrcant to
the duty you owe yourselves and your
poSterity as to fail to exercise that power
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5hIngles, pine, ssass eyprs.,. s7as,e q ,hon.

Shingles, pine, 45G$s; cypress, S7Asfe q thou
sand. Laths, split, s1.so sawed. "a a th ousa nd
| LIooRIcB.-Stick p. u g., 42e.; Mass ?. q. C.
&C.; @. F., 4lc.; &c, &C.; K. x, 42c; C. G.
40c.; J. C. & Co., 3sif979e.; 4. 81. Z, 37Io ~ Z.
35c.; 7. r., s4c. ; Sanford. Sac
LRArHER.-Sole leather. OAK, S54a4sc.: cole lea
ther hemlock, 2si835c.; upper. 45GSsc.; kip, Z
dozen, f52l$s2; harness, s504Sc.; calf skins
French, F3o@sS5; domestic, s3o0S4s; morocco
s-oGass5 rough skirting, ssG4oc.
LrxE.-Virginis, fl.soGSLso; Rockland, 81
oslo; Wilson, sl.soG$1.Co.
MoLAssEs. Common syrup, soG55c. genuin
golden syrup, 7oQs5c. - gallon; Cuba and Mus
covado. 5s9soc. Porto Rico, 7sGsoc. New Or
leans prime (nominal), 81.
NAILs.-0ld Dominion, in store, et@f3c.
OATs.-very dull. Baled, 75c.
oILs.-Linseed, 1.5o4Sl. GO ; machine, SlGlsl.75
sperm, $3.50; tanners. Doc. 0sl; straits. SIG
sllo; sweet, S7.cs p dozen best salad, s14; cas-
tor s. <oDs2.s9 q gallon; Virginia lubricsting
45c. p gallon.
osIoss.-sa.sO@s4 q barrel.
PLow CAsTrYGs.-7c e h.
PEPPsR.-s5a37c.; by the bag, 3alc.
PoTAroEs.-New crop. SOC. @sl y bushel.
Notwithstanding, s7Dss q keg Of IS ns.
blasting and mining, $5QS5. so.
EAGs.-Mixed cotton, 4fGsic; vhi,es 7G7ic
WOODEN, 9@21;.
RoPE.-Man!lla, best Csc.
RIoE.-1l@ll3c.
RACE GINGBE.-25G30c.
ECA.-New England, $2loGt.2 Santa Cruz
s5.so6Ssl y gallon.
RTs.-ses Corn Exchange report
sTREL.-Naylor's cast steel, CSC. q D.; English
bhstered, 2oG23c. = D.; American blstered, ING
12ic. y d..
sHoT.-Northern, 50 10 u bag Ct IS ts.
SUaAR.-Brown, l3@l43c.; extra &C." ls!6ll6c.
b." lGiGl6ic. ; a." Iesc.; crushed and pull.
verified. lsc; Gu. loaf, Isle.
SoDA.-Sal., !tG5c. Bi Carb., sl@9c., In kegs
sALr.-Liverpool, from wharf, s3lo@s3.ls g
sack; in store, $33OG$3.4o; ground alum salt
s2.5o0so.7s r aack.
SEgAcA RooT.-30c.
soAp.-Common, ss@sc.; bes. washing, lsc.
toilet, 25c., and fancy prices; country, 60Sc.
sPIRIr5 TURPENT1EE.-95c.@ OSLO.
STAvEs.-Pipe slaves. SIS u 1900; white oak
hogshead slaves, $45 u 1900; red oak hogshead
slaves, $50 e 1900 barrel slaves, $40 e 1900
hosshead heading tnominall, $40 u ZOO.
TAR.-S275@$s - barrel.
TEAs.-Black, 75c. 6Sl. 45-the last prime arti-
Gle; imperial, s1.758s2: gunpowder, 81 1892 2s
TALLow.-lo4llc.
FlHEdAR.-Cider, 5oG6oc. manufactured, so6
.oc. q gallon.
WHEAT.-See Corn Exchange report.
WHIsKY.-Whisky Is frmer on account OF sus-
pension of distileries. Common, proof, $2@sa SO
2. Hanger, Seniors, old rye, $3.50; pure rye,
Sa5oGSi.5o. Fine brands higher.
WooL.-Market very dull. Unwashed. coGEasc
washed, 40Gl43c.
WIEE.-Port, common, So .5O@9s.