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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-10

FORTUNATE RECOvERY.-1est esterdsy
morning two parties of young people were
out enioying.a sleigh ride, the one in
four-horse and the other in two-horse
sleigh, and upon meeting it was proposed
and agreed to, that the party in the two
horse sleigh should get into the other. In
getting out of the vehicle young lady
dropped her gold watch and chain worth
5000, and rode off without noticing 1t.
She missed her watch about two hours al
terwards, and going back to where she had
gotten out of the sleigh, discovered It's
marks in the the snow. Upon inquiry oi
slmc school children near she .olId out
that negro man driving by in wagon had
gotten our, picked up the watch, and
driven on with it. She was also Informed
of the number of his wagon, ana for whom
he drove. She found the negro man, and
recovered her watch.
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BAZAAR FOR TIE BsSEFIr OF THE HOLLYWOOD
MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION oS-This Bazaar " III be
opened on the 4th of February, In Richmond, and
the operation OF all friends In state and else
where especially s-ked. Donations Of all kinds
are solicited from merchants, manufacturers, and
farmers, ard from the ladies for the refresh IN nj
department. Ii Is desirable that contribution.
snould reach usa we, K or ten days previous and
they should be 10 ,rk-d distinctly, " HOLLYWOOD
MEMORIAL BAZAAR" and sent to the care OF
BECkHAM Co., Agricultural Warehouse, 10.
Cary street Railroad and express companies are
r-spsc fully asked to give transportation for
our supplies.
1t lis hoped the children OF ths South will re
member to be represented at the CHILDREN's
TABLE Contributions for this purpose are to be
sent 10 4o7 Main street, Richmond.
our cause appeals To- every generous heat, and
we expect cordial support from all onr friends.
Papers in the south arJ requested to copy.
Ia i-ts
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LITTLE GIRLS Hop AND SUpPER.-The
little girls Of our city intend giving sup
per Tonight at Virginia Hall, q lunch
Tomorrow from IL until O'Clock,
aud hop at night, to raise funds
necessary for enclosing the grave Of
little Joe. Davis at Hollywood. They
promise that their tables will be vel!
stocked with every delicacy the market
affords, and for the hop they have engaged
the best Of music, and made every arrange
ment to make it pleasant. Mrs. Jefferson.
it is hoped, will be present, and General
Henry A. Wise will be among the guests.
We feel that it is needless to speak in be-
half of this effort, as IL appeals sufficiently
of itself to all who feel sympathy for the
accomplishing and beloved inmate OF
Fortress Monroe.
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How TO CLEAN OFF SNow.-The snow
may be easily softened and cleaned from
parements and yards, even when it is hard
lrozcnand trampled down, by sprinkling
common table or fish salt over it. In ten
or fifteen minutes it will be soft, and may
be swept Oft with a stiff broom. We have
seen it tried frequently. Five cents worth
OF salt will be enough for the pavement in
front of any house, and fifteen minutes
after you read this you may clean up in
front of your house, reader, and perhaps
save your neighbors q severe fall on that
slippery walkway of yours. If you don't
attend to this early to-day, Major Clai
borne's men will be after you.
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THE Masonic AcADEMY.-This school
was organized yesterday. Mr.. John IL.
Macrae and Miss Sarah L. Boykin teach
ers. A number of bright-looking boys
and girls were present, and it is expected
that the school will be full in short time.
The formal transfer Of the pupils to the
charge of the teachers was made. There
were present DR.. John Dove, Rev. DR..
Burrows, &. A. Myers, Esq. Rev. George
Jacobs, and w. +. Drnkard, of the Edu-
catioual Committee. The rooms are per-
haps the largest in the city used for a
school, are eligibly located, and supplied
with new desks, new chairs, new stoves,
Sc. We trust that this important and
laudable undertaking is about to prove a
decidedly successful one.
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SALE or WHARF PRoPERTY.-Messrs.
Harrison, Goddin y Apperson sold on yes
terday, at auction, for Messrs. l.. X. Spill
man and Charles I. Wortham, commits
sioners, the one-lourth undivided interest
of the valuable wharf property in this city
known as the Powhatan Steam packet
wharves, belonging to the estate Of the lat
David Currie, deceased, fronting 353 feat
on James river and 1925 feet on Lester
street, for the sum Of sl5, 90 cash. Henry
B. Hazlehurst, Esq, Of Howard county
MARYLAND, purchaser.
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THE RIvER.-In other days it was not
uncommon not only 10 see james river
frozen over, but To see its surface SO firmly
and lhickIy corgcaled that loaded wagons
crossed upon the ice freely and without
danger. They were days when everything
was better than now-the cold was
letter, the heat was better, the
shade was better, so was the sunshine.
Man was better, and 50 was everything
save woman, who remains the same lovely
being, always doing good and always try
Ing To make man better! only she Is no
better, being 4 terrestrial angel to Keep
the world from going to utter ruin.
But to return to the purpose of this
paragraph: About the beginning OF this
century there was certainly more ice on
our rivers, and especially on this
James river below the falls. There was
more shade upon the streams; the sun had
less power upon them, and the waters were
earlier chilled and longer frozen. An Old
friend, now dead, told us OF having seen
coach and four freighted with some DASH
ing bellies and cavaliers driven from near
Mayo's bridge upon the ice to Warwick,
ON the occasion of 4 grand testal entertain
ment at one of the fine old mansions near
the river, The same person had known
James river frozen TO Hampton Roads.
We have now pretty good account for
1867. The ice is abundant and very firm.
[, threatens to hold on, too. How far IT
extends down the river We are not inform
ed but, as far as the eye from an obser-
vatory spot can reach, "Jeemses river" is
frozen over, and complete blockade Is
maintained.
Yesterday was a bright day, and the
sunshine tried its force slightly. But it
must be warmer still before much impress
sion can be made upon the ice.
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BOLD THEFT.-A young man named
Henry Motto was on his way out Of town
with his wagon on Tuesday morning, and
stopped at the house OF a friend for q
moment, leaving bis wagon at the front
door. He had not been gone five minutes,
body had carried Oft chest OF coopers'
tools, valued at scventy-tive dollars, which
he had left in the wagon. Yesterday,
Henry Robinson, a small negro boy, was
arrested for having stolen them, and two
other negroes, named Gabriel Pcttus and
John SUIT, for urging nim TO the theft and
taking possession oi the tools.
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Boris ~ HoRsEs.-The "Monthly Re-
port" from the Bureau Of Agriculture,
Washington, has letter from Brevet
Colonel J. Hamilton, dated Raleigh, n.
c., in which he says: "The reason that a
bott can resist the action of agents admi-
nistered, is his power Of drawing his head
into the walls OF the stomach by his tcnta-
cles. But he cannot resist ch!orot0rm. A
tablespoonful OF chloroform screened by a
compile of spoonfnls of any good mucilage,
will make him let go his hold on the sto
mach even after having bored nearly
through" We suppose this must be fol-
lowed by a purgative.
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NATIONAL EXPRESS CoMPANY.-In pur-
suance of announcement, meeting of the
stockholders Of this company was held
yesterday, with four stockholders present.
c. ". Purcell, Esq, was called to the
chair, and P. g. Coghlan requested to act
rs secretary. There being no quorum
present, the meeting, on motion of General
Imboden, adjourned, to be held again sub
iect to the call of the President. E&s
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Aithmond 1ispattlt.
10 1861.
auction Sales This Day.

aEGNAULT L CO. will sell q, 10 O'Clock, atths
ystional Express once. on Main stree. be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh, Q lot Of stationery,
Office furniture snd fixtures, etc.
Mr. A. CRUNP, High Constable city Of Rich
noud, will sell q. u o'clock, on tbs corner OF
Cary and Foushes streets, morticins ma
chine, circular saw. lumber, lot Of carpenters $
tools, &c.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SUPREME CoURr.-This court yesterday
were occupied in the case of Hardy Us.
Commonwealth, which was partly argued
last term. John R. Tucker, Esq, appear
ed as counsel for the plaintiff, and Thomas
r. Bowden, Attorney General, for the
Commonwealth. The argument was con.
cluded, and the court reserved its deci'
sion. ......
Judge Rives, recently reelected, quail
fed as Judge for the ensuing term.
Mr.. William Murray qualified to prac.
tice in this court; after which the court
adjourned to meet to-day at IL o'clock.
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METROPOLITAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
The following named gentlemen were ap-
pointed directors Of this Institution at its
late meeting. namely: John W. Frayser,
George w. Willis, Leroy Crenshaw, John
Deuripger. and p, ri. Montague.
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ARREST or THIEF.-Ann Jones, the ne
gress who ran of from the house OF Mr..
Louis Barnes, on Brook avenue, on Tues
day, and carried of nearly all his wite's
clothing, was arrested yesterday, ana
lodged in the lower station-house.
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TIE SoIgEE OF THE ARLrSGToS SOCIAL
AND PLEASURE CLUB.-The first soiree of
the Arlington Social and Pleasure Club
was given at the residence Of john NJ. llg-
gins, ESQ.,, on Tuesday evening, and despite
the inclemencv of the weather there was
a eoodiy attendance Of fair ones to make
up the enjoyment Of the occasion. The
Arlington Social Club is branch Of the
Baseball Club Of the same name, and both
are composed of the same members, though
they have different officers. Mr.. J. =. l..
Masurier Is president Of the baseball
branch, which during the clement season
participates in field sports, while Mr.. J. ".
Tyler is the presiding officer of the social
branch, which is organized for indoor pas
time during the gay season. Their first mop
was most successful one. At about 9
O'Clock Hirshberg's band, which Is a neces-
sary fxt re to Richmond social circles,
struck up a grand march, and ere long
Joe's familiar voice bawled out, "Forward
two, cross over, chassey," ETC., told that
the affair was in full blast. The dance was
continued until about IL o'clock, when the
couples took up their line OF march for
their respective places round the festive
board, which was loaded down with things
tempting to behold, aud delicious to de-
your. After supper the dancing was
resumed, and kept up until gray streak
in the east warned the jewellers that it was
time to cease their festivities. The follow
ing are the names of the gentlemen serving
on the committees, viz: Committee of Re
Winston Rogers, Augustus Lig-
not, and Charles Durr. Committee OF
Arrangements. james Verlander and
Louis Frischkorn. These gentlemen de-
serve much credit for their pleasant man
agement. Squire Higgins and lady were
always in the right place, and bestowed
the hospitalities of the occasion most
bountifully and gracefully.
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The CANAL MuRDER.-The body Of the
negro, Mat. Waters, who was murdered on
the canal boat Richmond" was taken
from the canal yesterday, and upon exami-
nation il was found that he had been shot
in the head, a bullet having entered his
forehead.
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THE WEATHER.-Y Yesterday morning was
very cold. The atmosphere was keen,
and heavy fog prevailing, it was rapidly
CONCEALED upon objects with which 1t came
in contact, and the frost whitened every
thing not already enveloped by the snow
which fell on Monday. After the "morn-
ing hour" the sun was in "Order," and
shone out brightly to the satisfaction OF
man and beast"
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RoBBERY.-On Tuesday last, while Mr..
James Rankin was in room in the rear OF
his store, some one walked in and helped
themselves To twelve dollars in specie and
four dollars in greenbacks out OF his cash
drawer and made of with it.
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Tue CHAIN GASG.-Solitary confine-
ment upon bread and water is bringing the
rebellious jail-birds down, and this organi-
zation is steadily increasing in numbers
each day. On Monday there were eight
members out, and on yesterday four more
had enlisted.
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The PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK presents
its fourth quarterly statement this morn
iuy. Bills discounted, 1922, 1911; indi-
yidual deposits, s296,7s9.ll; circulation,
sl27, 500. On paid-in capital Of saO0, 900
the hank, In eleven months, made pront
Of 920, ,AO7 -, or nearly Is per cent.
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WooD.-Dr. Parker will have forty cords
of wood 10 issue this afternoon on Broad,
between First and Second streets. 1t will
he furnished 10 those unable to pay the
regular market rates, a. four dollars for
pine and five dollars Tor oak per cord.
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HENRrC0 COUNTY CoURT.-J. !. Phelps,
charged with stealing two horses from o.
F. Bresee, was examined before this Court
yesterday, and sent on. He was sent on
on Tuesday tor stealing mules from Robert
King.
John Smith, negro, was examined on q
charge of being Implicated in the stealing
Of two mules from Robert King; and there
being no evidence against him, lie was dis
charged.
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YouSG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The monthly meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association did not take place on
Tuesday night, in consequence Of the in.
clement weather. Due notice VIII be given
OF the time Of the meeting. uassa
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STATE TAxEs.-By advertisement Of
Sheriff Wright, in another column, it will
be seen that he is now ready 10 receive
the State taxes due for 1866. These taxes
were assessed by the Commissioners OF
the Revenue last year.
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DRY GOODS. &c.


..nustS COMPLAINT Is THAT
.rI.yy on the Rrain " Its spread hsn hee,,
- q, mai irsu srsy comp aint that ever visited
' 81. 'Sa.t, number huIJreda every week, znd
". .r. s1sp0 = nortsy IN stating that IL now
" a.. lie S4enteT portion OF toe state, as orders
, rsrasaies prs constantly being received from.
.s.tsnf counties.
'.g ~ nov ser ,ha following remedies: Bleach.
,on. a. lgt, leg. 40. aud cs cents: Pillow case
-. a. N, rs wide. gt 30 cents; rnll.wtotb
N..ttay ~ - cents. Whrc Flanuels at s5 30 rs
= 90 nj. he'd and Gray T,Tilled Flanneis at IS
e,. sg gpdsorae kmhr0id-rsd sels of Collars snd
- o. { ut- worth si So Rucksback Towel
G a. cents. woT h - cents Towels At - per
=. Efu IA Wsrrketcht.tn at - fer dozen .
; ,r.r 90 xr. Ter lsdfa~, st IS cents and 81 per
.-. Y. y Hauts"m- Worked Rand.a IS c-iit-,
. ... - = and Upwards Mackinaw BlAnk,is
-. airE pounds, ~ 10 90 = pair, would be che-p
. =. J-uton fiNuHtl Ais 20 aud Is cents Bed
: +. AZ y cents Heavy 4. Brown >hsctins NJ ~
., id. cloak Buton- ~ 10 Cent- Ter dozen Heavy
4 .ara TO rs cents Misses Ramorai skirts
. 81 wo3th - Ladies' K,Inor.l Skirts, foil
= ..a ana 4 HSgh, At =? 81 Real French Aerino-
a. ii rnr,h fi.st Fine Al wool D"laints al So
-. stirred urhtgr ~ - ceuis, Heavy aver
'....a Sa NJ worth s. tNffa Heavy Cas> >itneras
a. v..rtr a. Black Cloth sar4ucs, Ia QGe-, aud
r,. str - grrs'iy reduced prices. In order ac-
mediate our cuufuy friends, we will forward
,,srl stmpIss hy msil upon application; and all
.1rr. entrusted TO us VIII Ia allied by one OF the
r,rfalrr,-oi the Erm. LEVY BROTHERS,
No rs Main street.
rWBEELLAS, UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAsi
-
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HF EYEkiEL'S
VIRGINIA BAIR RESTORBR.
"a Thing Of Beauty is = Joy Forever"
Humors and diseases Of the scalp produce bald
ness The VIRGINIA HAIR REST0RER is war
ranted 10 restore the scalp 10 healthy conditioa
and thickan the hair. psnjruf is thoroughly
eradicated by its use. Itching and burning OF tho
scalp il cured by Two applications. 1t iss
RICHLY PERFUSED hair DRESSING!
IT is NOTL DYE.
II does not color the skin. 1t does not stain the
finest linen. A vegetable compound, 1t does not
act injuriously upon the hair or health, as DO Nj"
trats Of Silver Dyes, or those made OF other pox-
ious drugs.
TRY 1T AND BE CONVINCEDi
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
CHrRcH HILL, RICHMOND, May &C. l'6?.
This Is "a certify that have used EIEKiEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR EESTORER, ard / have been
greatly heus ited by the use Of it. WAS perfectly
bald Tor three years. hsvs used nlIe bottles and
my hair ls now growing finely.
AphLISg RUSSELL BRows.
For sale by all druggists. Price, 81 per bottle.
Orders addressed to
de:7 y. EZEKIEL, box 2ss.
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS AT
- JACoS ELEKIEGs, Al MAIN STREET.-He
G- ust received tbg following articles at grsstly
o. ccd prices.
baEaCuhD COTTONS ri lcsc., worth lsc.;
uAFI EhCaEU COTTON. ward wide, at Issc.;
CANTON FlAENELS, good quality, 2jc.;
PILLOW CASE COTTON, full width, soc,
worth lEE
BEAUTIFUL BALhoRAL SKIRTS, $3.50, all
FasT.GHLGg CtLICos. Isc good quality;
rLhip poFLlEs, slt co."Is, :" To- 2sc;
HICKORY Shifting. IsC., worth .Jc.;
FIp ITCHING, l,c.. worth 2.3c.,
WHITE DAN a>k, tor tsble-cio!hs. 7!c., one
and three quarter yard. wide
LADIES' >rRIi>, all cuior-, 5ec.i
rEW%N lac IS. 1erv cheap,
RIAL Lace COMA - At SOC, &c, and 81;
CANERIE EnGiNuS and iNSERTlS0S at 1oc.
and upwards,
besides many article, too numerous To mention.
EZEEIEL's CHEAP STORE,
de3 al Main street.
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NOR SALE, the GOOD WILL and
X FIyTURES OF one Of the most prominent bu.
sipess houses on Broad street. specially adapted
for dry goods, clothing, or most any kind OF pusl
nass Rent reasonable Possession given lst OF
January il required. For particular apply at 4p
Era. lltr
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ItREAT BARGAINS TO BE HAD
ATA. BIRsu i co.'s.

wsharo determined TO cell the balance OF our
WINTER GOODS on hand. Nohumbug.
A. HIRSH 4 CO.,
al So! Broad street.
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Personal Major- General O. 0. How
ard, Tycoon Of the Freedmen's Bureau, is
in town stopping at the Ballard House.
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UNION BaN2 OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS lNST.TUflOEl,
OFFICE AT THE EAIiJ J2 Il EXCHANGE BANK
SUBSCRIBED G-rIrAL, Co., 30.
THIS INSTITUTJCI -..4.o|S S.X FsR CENT
OIL DSTosirs.
I. DAVENPORT, =, l. I....snt.
JAMES AiLLAG, Cashier.
plE.JIv>5.
L. A. Paine, L. D. Crsn.lsS, ". z. ouarlss,
Win II. Lyons, Jr, 4. z. Slanken-
A. Godsker, b. b. We'siger, ship,
w. A. Spott, Noses Ellyson, j. B. Winston,
L. l.. Elicit, Ja-. w. Archer, A. A. HVtchiD-
E. r. Taylor, J. Eoscnbsuw, son,
". &. Binford, J. W. Hail, WA. Jenkins.
J. A. Belvjn, w. y. Gray, w. E. Tanner,
T. u. Dudley, Alfred Moses, J. ID. kovltn.
The security offered to depositors 10 undoubted
and the institution should commend itself TO 81
olaEsss.
The attention cf all In city and eountry is called
to this institution. Here they will find security
convenience, and profit. Sums as small as Ave
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent. int.
rsst received ssme.
onco hours from . a. NJ. tosP. NJ; on Saturday
from "a N. 10 p. NJ. and from tos Up. II.
ie I'D iSswts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
ag- 1867. RENO VAL. 1861.
BID6ooD RILEY
have removed from 1911 to next dsor bslow-iais-
building formerly occupied By
LOEB BRoTHxRs,
whore they will be pleased to serve their patrons
They have the largest and best-sslected stock Of
BLANK BOOKS.
LETTER, FooLsCAP. NOTE, BILLET, BILL, and
Plat PAPERS;
STATIONERY and FANCY ARTICLES,
STANDARD,
MISCELLANEOUS, and
SCHOOL BOOKS
south OF PLiIada!pLic.
sTkiSwAT and uAELEE PHO. .oRTEs.
kosnt. Tor
wADE.s PRINTING INKS.
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The DISPATCH
ny COMARDIN y ELLYSON.

nSTl.Y DESPATCH Is delivered TO sub
,c.,klv Nanrd ~ a. per annum a. 81
-. ~ months sc. PER month for shorter
J I'M. SEMI vLIKLY DISPATCH at 81 per
.-..ns1 az E2 81 for StN months
7-h. WEEKLY DISPATCH II *2 per annum
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MEMORANDA.
The schooner Alexander Bl'ir. OF Bo-ton, for
Richm nd, w-nt A-hota December 18th, on Hog
isltni. duIitg d heavy storm The vessel and
cargo are t"tal loss. The cap'ain ana were
ell II er remaini nr tho ii. giug twenty four
hour - Baltimore Sun ah
newport, January 5-Arrived, schooner E. Ar
euiaTius Jackson. for Ri hmond.
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-Judge Meredith will
hold his court to-day.
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rRtSS SGOOtS.-DRt IS GOODS AT
~ A SACRIFICE AT No. 5?o BROAD, GORNEh
OF SIXTH sTREET.-ln order TO oss out tn"
stock of DRESS GOODS now an hard notice !.
hereby given that from this date all such sn0ns
wilt hs sold ut REDfCTIoS OF TEN PER
CENT FSnM THEIR COST. As said stock con
lists OF variety Of RICH SILKS, FIGURE
FRENCH MsEINuS, and other pRESS GonD~
which were Dur,has.d at low figures, A rare op-
portunrty IS now offered H. those IN wan, of huch
articles TO purchase at EAGEEpiSn Lo"
PRICES. 6EbkGE :. NASnAN,
,,-lv for w. X Polk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
III TIE PUBLIC IsHEREBY NOTIFIED

III THE PUBLIC IsHEREBY NOTIFIED
hat COURTNEY Il SoS have determined to
c elose out their large stock of WooLEs GOODS
AT COST,
which consists OF
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS,
for gentlemen, ladies, boys, and girls;
HOSE and HALF HOSE,
SONTAGs,
BREAKFAST SHAWLs,
HOODS NUBIAS.
GLOVES, &c.
COURTNEY son,
Broad street between Ninth and Yen.E.
ja7-lm
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N-oTICE..-The undersigned will from
~ this date receive PROPOSALS, on behalf oi
the trustee Of william K. Polk frr tn. purchas-
~ private sale OF tn whole OF the sock oi DRY
Gs'UpS and FANCY ARTICLES now on hand
and un.0II. in the store 40 $40 Broad street,
lately in tns occupancy OF said Polk. AT
IN. same time PhuPu>ALS will he received for
the sale Of the uNEXP!RED LEASE Of said pre-
misses (which terminates ia June n XII, together
with STORE. E.FiXrURES, &c. Terms cin be
known by reference IL th" und. rslg"d or iIe trus'
Zee GEORGE : EASHAN,
Agent Tor +. Y Cannon,
ia7-lw Trustee for William K. Polk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-10

1EILK FOR SALE.-A gentleman
N short distance from the city having more
MILK thai is required for his family, would like
10 sell aDout three gallons per day 70 noset OF
fsmiIiss in the same neigh borbood. For further
infnym.,iop amply NJ this once des-h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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