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gnE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs.
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM.
yINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
o7HER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE
BETWEEN
THE PRESIDENT AND GRANT.

The Speaker laid before the House
communication from the War Department
enclosing the following documents:
War DEPARTMENT, February 4, 1868.
Sir,-lQ answer to the resolution of the
House Of Representatives Of the Sth
ultimo transmit herewith copies, furnish
eirls BY General Grant, Of the correspond
r'ce between him and the President re-
sting to the Secretary Of War, and which
ne reports to be all the correspondence be
has had with the President on the subject.
have had no correspondence with the
President since the 18th Of August last.
After the action Of the Senate on his al
legged reason for my suspension from the
office Of Secretary Cf War l resumed the
duties Of that otfces- as required by the
set Of Congress, and have continued TO
discharge them without any personal or
written communication with the Presi-
dent. No orders have been issued from
this Department in the name of the Presi-
dent, with my knowledge, and have re-
ceived no orders from him.
The correspondence sent herewith en-
braces all the correspondence known to
me on the subject referred 10 in the reso-
luton Of the House Of Representatives.
l have the honor to be, sir, with great
respect, your obedent servant,
EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
Hon. Schuyler Collar, Speaker of the
House of Representatives
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UYroUNDED RUMoR. .-Ye Yesterday there was
much excitement in military circles, occa-
stoned by o rumor that Captain W. q. D.
Williams, of the Fifth United States caval-
ry, had been murdered near Hollywood
Cemetery the night before. Captain Poe
Immediately ordered the police to inquire
into it. A search round about the city
revealed no murdered man, nor any signs
of any murder having been committed. A
search was then made for the Captain, and
after long hunt he was found by police
man O'Dwyer asleep at the house of g
friend.
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FAITH IN AN OLD PRovERB.-All of
our readers have doubtless heard the old
proverb, Tho hair Of the dog is good for
the bite -; but we doubt if any Of them
have ever seen one who placed sufficient
confidence in the proverb to try the
remedy. Our reporter heard Of an in
stance yesterday, which be will relate,
emitting the name. On Tuesday eve
ming gentleman was bitten by q dog
while passing near Nineteenth street, or
thereabonts. The gentleman made Oft.
Yesterday morning he went back, and en-
deavored to obtain lock of the dogs bair
to apply it to the bite. He could not OBJ
tain it, because the dog wished to insert q
set of teeth in the applicants leg. Thus
disappointed, the applicant applied to the
authorities, and made complaint. The
dog was ordered to be killed.
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The COLBY INJUNCTION CAsE.-We
mentioned in Tuesdays paper that Judge
Underwood had granted an injunction
stopping the sale of the fixtures of Cos
by's distillery, in Manchester, which were
advertised to be sold by Sheriff Walden to
satisfy an execution on a forthcoming
bond against P. s. Colby, J. j. Foster, and
Henry Smith, in favor of G. Bradley & Co.
Yesterday the case was called in the Uni
ted States Circuit. Court, and, after short
hearing, continued until to-day.
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RELIC OF VETERAN FoX.-A friend has
sent Us relic of the "Black Creek De-
mon," o veteran red fox Of New Kent
county, who has been chased there for the
last twenty years, in the shape of his jaw
bone. This old fellow had become an old
favorite with the fox. hunters of his county,
who had followed him on many chase.
1t seems that he had become as fond Of the
chase as the hunters, and that not long
since, in the mad belief that he was not
born to be caught by huntsmeD, he Ventured
out too boldly, and was caught by Mr. Jo-
seph Pearce. His demise is regretted by
every hound in the county.
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Land Age7lcies.
VIRGINIA LAND AND AID IMMI.
Y GRAFTON COMPANY.
CHARTERED EgBKUAEY 8, 1869.
ORGANIZED DEcHNBgR Is, 1867.
STOCK, $4,000 SHARES at
$50 EACH, S1.5OOOOO.

CAPlTOL STOCK, $4,000 SHAKES al
/ $50 Each. $l,500.O0.
/ u 5000 SHARES FOB WogKISa CAPrrAL.
IL 900 SHARES TO he IssUEp II PAYxExr YoK
r LAxps.
Il, 600 shares will be issued as the future exf.
- genctes OF the Company may req quire.
The object Of the Company is to bring the
lands OF Virginia into market and cultivation.
The plan is similar to that successfuliy nur.
sued by the Illinois Central Railroad Com.
pauy and land owners in the West, In deyeiop.
ing their lands by GALES Of te small .racts
at low and fixed rates to actual settlers with
families and 1t Is the only plan to secure re-
liable labor for agricultural purposes.
In order TO secure cooperation, no conway.
ance be required until loo 900 acres are sub.
scribed and rhe company will not commence
its operations until all the convoyances arc sat.
isfactorily completed.
Land owners can divide their lands as they
deem best, and convey any portion In one tract
or alternate tracts.
No subscription of less than one hundred
acres will be received and all must be mode
before the lst Of March.
The lands of the company will be sold only
to actual settlers with families.
On the fair BUSINESS principle Of interest TO
Ill concerned, the en- terprise commends itself
to the favorable consideration of every pracd-
cal land owner In Virginia.
Address Virginia Land and Aid Immigra.
tion Company, Richmond. Va.
y. D. IMBODEN, President;
ROBERT BOILING, Secretary;
W. +. q. GREGORY, Treasurer.
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LIST OF USMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE Febru-
airy 5.-John NJ. Dooley, Richmond, Va,
no stamp; Ella T. Ricks, Chester county,
Penn, no stamp; James S. Soutbgate,
Olin, Iredell county, N. c., no stamp ;
Rev. Samuel NJ. Athey, Sperryyille, Ra-
pahannock county, Va, no stamp Miss
Rachel Harris, New York, revenue stamp !;
Timothy Rearden, Baltimore, Md, useless
stamp; Henry c. Wingfeld, for better
direction.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs-PREsEST:
JUDGES MoSCURE, JOYNEs, AND RIvEs.-
The case OF Broughton Us. Golfer, on an
appeal from decree Of the Circuit Court
of Fairfax county, was argued by G. F.
Beach for the appellant, and by W. Ii.
Dulaney and George W. Brent for the ap-
pellee. The judgment Of the lower court
was affirmed.
The case of William Woodward and
others Us. Foster, upon writ of SuperSe-
dedS to Judgment of the Circuit Court OF
Richmond, was called, and argued by G.
G. Griswold and Z. Y. Cannon for plain
tifs, and R. r. Howison and j. NJ. Dunlop
for defendants. The decision of the lower
court was reversed, and the cause remand
ed for new trial.
The case of De Voss Us. City Of Rich
mond was further heard. Mr.. R. 7.
Daniel delivered his argument for the
city. James Alfred Jones, Esq, will
speak to-day.
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The FREEDMES's BUREAU has NJ las,
gone to work in the right direction. By
reference to an advertisement in another
column it will be seen that Lieutenant
Hambrick promises to supply all in want
with labor. Should he succeed in this
undertaking, and get the negroes to 60 to
work, he will deserve the thanks not only
Of the farmers and others who want labor,
but of our own overcrowded population.
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TABLEAUx ON UNION Hula series of
tableaux will be given at Springfield Hall,
to commence tomorrow night at halfpast
8 O'Clock. They are given for the benefit
Of the Church Hill Literary Society. The
ladies of the vicinity have interested them
selves in the matter, and the programme
being good one, there will no doubt be q
full house,
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A NEGRO BITES A POLICE OFFICER.-
Yesterday Deputy Constable Mayo went to
levy upon the goods of Maria Holmes
(negro); whereupon she resisted him.
Captain jenkins then arrested her. She
also resisted him, and in the struggle to
get her to the station-house she bit him
severely in the hand.
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RATIoSs.-It will hardly be credited
that the small allowance granted by the
Freedmcn's Bureau draws colored people
from places far in the country. They
travel eight or ten miles to wait for hours,
or whole day, for that which will not
probably supply their wants for as long as
twenty four hours. This evil prolongs
itself, and the gifts of the Bureau promote
poverty and starvation.
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DANGEROUS PLACE.-The bridge which
leads from Oregon Hill across the canal to
the Tredegar Works is in a terrible con-
diton, and ought to be looked to at once.
There are several planks off the floor Of
the bridge, and every other step on each
side is nearly gone.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
D1NG-WEDNEsDAY Phillip
Barrett (negro), for unlawfully shooting
Dabney Davis (negro), was discharged, it
being proved that it was accidentally done.
George Washington and Henry Hardy
(negroes), charged with fighting in the
street, were arraigned. Hardy was dis
charged, and Washington set back in de-
fault of security for his good behavior.
Edward Waddy (negro), charged with
trespassiDg upon the property of Viles &
Whitaker, was set back.
William Lewis (negro), charged with
stealing bag of coal from Charles 81.
Page, was set back in default of security
for his future good behavior.
Jim Dunn IA pauper from the city aims
house,, arraigned on the charge of
stealing lot of tobacco from W. W. Wei
sger, was sent back to his old quarters
under guard.
John Payne and James Robertson (ne-
groes), for having in their possession one
pair of pants supposed to have been
stolen, were sent to Jail in default of secu-
rity for their future good behavior.
Susan Lee (negress), charged with steal
ing sundry articles Of clothing, the pro.
perty of Henry Deane, was sent on to the
grand jury to be indicted.
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r W. WELLS s. CO.,
No. l4l2 CARY STREET,

Manufacturers OF
TOBACCO BOXES,
CADDIES AyD CASES,
SOAP AND CANDLE BOXES,
PACKING BOXES of every description. ;,
SHOCKS for Caddies and Tobacco Boxes OF all
sizes put up for shipping.
We are now prepared to furnish al snort
notice all who may want anything in our line
promptly and pledge ourselves that ali WORK
done by us shall give entire satisfaction.
We solicit the patronage Of all:
W. W. WELLS,
late of R. II. Whitlock Co.,
S. L. JOHNSON,
w. T. HARDWOOD,
JAMES NJ. EsT!s.
Richmond Fahrunry lst 1868. fe 3
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numbers of laborers
IN are constantly applying at this office lot
employment. Farmers and others In want OF
help can be supplied, free of charge, by apply
ing to the undersigned and presenting saus-
factory evidence that the laborers WIN re.
the expiration of their term of service.
PAUL R. HAMBRICk,'
Second Lieutenant Forty-fifth infantry, >.
a. O..
poygp LANDS, Headquarters Sub Assistant
Commissioner, Third Sub-District, State OF
Virginia, RlouaosD, VA, February o. 1865
fe 6--3t
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Hon. Schuyler Collar, Speaker of the
House of Representatives.

HpoRs. ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES
WAsHlSdToS, January "a, 1865. )
His Ercellency A. johnson,
President Of the United States !:
Sir,-I have the honor, very respect
fully, to request to have In writing the or.
der which the President gave me verbally
on Sunday TIE 10th instant to disregard
the orders Of the Hon. z. NJ. Stanton as
Secretary Of War until I knew from the
President himself that they were his or
ders.
/ hsse the honor to be, very respect
fully, your obcdient servant,
Z. S. GRANT, General.
The following is the endorsement on the
above note:
As requested in this communication,
General Grant is instructed in writing not
TO obey any order from the War Depart
ment assumed to be issued by the direc-
ton of the President unless such order is
known by the General commanding the
armies of the United States to have been
authorized by the Executive.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
January 90 1863
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NOTICE.-Consignm Of all PRO-
IN DUCE intended for the late firm of Pill
YIsToy PULLIAA Co. will please be directed
to care of R. PILKINTON,
fe3 No. Pearl street, Richmond, Va.
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nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The co-partnership existing be.
tween us, under the firm of A. w. TAYLOR
s. CO., expired by limitation on LIST January
last. The name of the firm will be used In
IionidatIon only. A. w. TAYLOR,
A. BODEKER.
Eabru,rua 1855 fe 4-St
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HENFsco County CoURT-JUsTIcE GEo.
D. PLEAsANTs PREsIDING.-The court was
engaged mostly in the consideration of
civil business on yesterday. Two cases of
unlawful detainer were heard and passed
upon, and nine were continued to the next
term.
The case Of Sinkoe and Brown (colored),
jointly indicted for petit larceny, was
called, and rules entered against Lucien
Lewis, William P. Lawton (white), and
Lawson Parker (colored), absent wit
nesses, returnable on Friday, when the
case will be again called.
The court then adjourned to Friday
npYt
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sent for by the President until the follow.


From the 11th to the Cabinet meeting
my mind about the Presidents fully un.
derstanding my position-namely, that If
The Senate refused to concur in the sus-
pension of Mr.. Stanton my powers as Sc
cretary of War Qd interim would cease,
and Mr.. Stanton's right to resume at once
the functions Of his office would, under the
law, be indisputable-and acted accord
ingly. With Mr.. Stanton I had no COM
munication, direct or indirect, on the SUBJ
ject Of his reinstatement during bis sus.
pension.
knew it had been recommended to the
President to send in the name Of Governor
Cox, of Ohio, for Secretary of War, and
thus save all embarrassment-ap proposition
that sincerely hoped he would entertain
favorably, General Sherman seeing the
President, at my particular request, to
urge this, on the 18th instant.
On Tuesday (the day Mr.. Stanton re-
entered the office of the Secretary of
War; General Comstock, who had carried
my official letter announcing that with
MIR. Stanton's reinstatement by the Senate
I had ceased to be Secretary of War ad
interim, and who saw the President open
and read the communication, brought
back to me from the President q message
that he wanted to see me that day at the
Cabinet meeting, after l had made known
the fact that l was no longer Secretary
of War ad interim.
At this meeting, after opening it as
though / were a member Of bis Cabinet,
when reminded of the notification already
given him that was no longer Secretary
of War ad interim, the President gave q
version Of the conversation alluded to
already. In this statement it was as
serted that In both conversations l had
agreed to hold on to the Office of Secre-
tary of War until displaced by the courts,
or resign, so as to place the President
where he would have been had I never
accepted the office. After hearing the
President through, stated our converse
tions substantially as given in this letter.
I will add that my conversation before the
Cabinet embraced other matter not peril
nent here, and is therefore left out.
| in no wise admitted the correctness of
the Presidents statement of our conver-
sations, though to soften the evident con-
tradction my statement gave, I said (al-
luding to our first CONVERSATION on the
subject, the President might have under
stood tne the way he said-namely, that
had promised to resign if I did not resist
the reinstatement. made 10 such pro-
mise.
/ have the honor to be, very respect
fully, your obedient servant,
U. S. GRANT, General.
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II T. PILKINTON CONTINUES
Ls the manufacture Of his celebrated
brands of CHEWING AND SMOKING TO-
BACCOS, and solicits orders for the same.
Office at No. Z Pearl street, Richmond, Va.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFUL
4 LY return their thanks TO the friends
and patrons of the old firm, and take pleasure
in recommending Mr.. A. y. PULLlAM TO
their favor, who will continue the Real
Estate and Auction Business.
+. T. PILKINTON.
R. PILKINTON.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF RICHMoND-JUDGE
MEREDITH PREsIDING.-In this court yes
terday great deal of civil business was
transacted, but none of general interest.
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RICHMOND, January IS, 1858.

A G. PULLIAN (of the late hrm OF
~ Pilknton, PulIiam Coz, REAL
ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER,
No Pearl Tor Fourtesnthl street, between
Main and Cary, Richmond, Va, respectfully
thanks the friends and patrons of the old con-
Germ for the liberal patronage heretofore e3'
tended to them, and hopes by strict attention
to the interests of those entrusting business TO
his care to merit continuation OF their
patronage. He will carry out the instructions
Of parties having property in the hands OF the
Ia te firm unless withdrawn by owners.
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HDqRs ARMY oFETHE UNITED STATES, !
WAsHINGToE, January 80, ls6S. )
% E,n,I].oo, Yobnpo,,


WAsHINGroE, January 80, lstS.
His Ercellency 4. Johnson,
President of the United States:
Sir,-1 have the honor to acknowledge
the return of my note Of the 24th instant,
with your endorsement thereon, that I am
not to obey any order from the War De-
partment, assumed to be issued by the
direction of the President, unless such
order is known by me to lave been au-
thorized by the Executive and, in reply
thereto, to say that I am informed by the
Secretary of War that he has not received
from the Executive any order or instruc-
tions limiting or impairing his authority to
issue orders to the army, as has heretofore
been his practice under the law and the
customs of the Department. While this
authority to the War Department is not
countermanded it will be satisfactory evil
dence to me that any orders issued from
the War Department by direction of the
President arc authorized by the Execu-
tive.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
U. S. GRANT, General.
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NOTICE-CHANGE IN DRUG BU-
Y SINESS.-We have this day sold to Mr.
William M. Dade an interest in our branch
store, corner Sixth and Broad streets, where
we will conduct the same under the style OF
WILLIAM NJ. DADE i co.
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HUsTINGs CouRT.-Only civil business
of no general interest was transacted in
this court yesterday.
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store lately conducted by A. Bodeker & Bro
ther, corner Sixth and Broad streets, under
the style Of William NJ. Dade Co., will
carry on a general drug and apothecary busi-
ness It that stand. From my thorough expe.
rience, close attention, and accommodating
terms, ! hope TO merit and receive the pa.
tronage OF my friends and the public.
WILLIAM II. DADE.
FEBRUARY !, 1s6S. fel-lw
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NOTARY PUBLIc.-The Governor yes
terday appointed Lewis ]. Wortham no.
tary public for the county Of Accomac.
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MIR. William NJ. Dade has been nany years
In our employ, and we take pleasure IN recon-.
mending him as q careful, competent apothe-
cary, 70 the patronage Of the public.
A. BODEKER BROTHER.
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read to four of the FIVE members of the
Cabinet who were present at our conference
on the 18th, and they concurred in the
general accuracy of its Statements re-
specting our conversation upon that occa-
sion.
In reply to your communication I have
deemed it proper, In order to prevent fur
ther misunderstanding, to make this SIM
pie recital of facts.
Very respectfully, yours,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
General o. s. Grant, commanding United
States armies.
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Dissertations. dc.

THE CONCERN OF PlLklNTON,
l. PULLIAM & CO. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The books are In the
hands of DANIEL X. WEISIGER for settle
ment, at No. Fourteenth street, between
Main and Cary.
RICHARD PILKINTON,
4. G.. PULLIAM,
+. T. .PILKINTON.
RIcHXoSD, January IS, 1868.
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Witness my hand and seal this =

THE PIEDMONT LAND AGENCY OF
i VIRGINIA.-E. q. RANDOLPH co.
Branch office. Richmond, Va, ut present 10.
Gated corner Main and Eleventh streets. w.
Is. ROBINS, local partner.
This agency advertises extensively the lands
of parties who comply with its terms free OF
all charge, except in case Of sale and through
it's extensive connections has disposed OF q
very large guam tity Of land since 1865.
Those who desire to sell within the year will
consult their interest by correspondence at
once with US. enclosing descriptions of the pro-
perty for sale. Address
W.B ROBINS,
Local Partner Piedmont Land Agency,
ia l7-3md&sw Richmond, Va.
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SHADE DEPOT!
wv WINDOW SHADE DEPOT

"I INUUW SHADE DEPOT!
wv WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
1888 MAIN srREEr,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth s.Isets.
NJ. GOLDEN, the Cheapest Window SHADE
man, Is still at his old tricks, keeping cow s
high prices. He has the largest nssot m ~,
SHADES in the city; latest styiss ~ 1S,u' ns
y eIyet, and Painted Shades, wltn aiA 'ne M
lures 70 'hasiIRT CLEAR THE TRACK
H,ph prices down you come. All know
GOIDftN he always had tho cheapest
Ssh.fas al bIs old stand on Broad street.
SAa1ss' A>s"s''f1 TABLE OILGLCTH,
I'm Mshogpnx.- Rosewood. Oak, and Marble,
and ail the colorsi Black, for covering car.
riages, In Drill and Duck; Loco Paper Saadea
at YOUR OWN price.
N b. Shades made TO order. Storekoepers
and pedlsrs supplied at New York price,
Ia 29-Sm
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pORM-

I, the undersigned, hereby subscribe -
acres Of land, hereinafter described, to the cap
ital stock Of the Virginia Land and Aid Immi-
grafton Company, incorporated February o,
1866. -
I hereby bind myself. my heirs, &C., to con-
vey the said land to the said company by good
and sufficient deed, containing survey and
plat, with general warranty Of title, and free
from all incum brance whatever, and to re-
ceive at the time of such conveyance payment
certificates of full paid shares Of the capital
stock of said company at the par value Of $50.
II conveyance ofsaid land ls not required by
the company within twelve months from date
hereof, this contract to be void.
No No acres acres Ns etsd WasTs snS nd rs,s' pss
acres. cleared. wood. descrip- acre.
uon.
Witness my hand and seal this - day Of
-, 1868. lSeall
ia lS-lm
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DENITENTIARY BROGUES AND
i GRAIN BAGS at reduced prices. For
sale by the General Agent, with
fe3 ARMISTEAD & CARY.
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Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers. D. w. Currie.
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Marj7ae Intelligence.

ALMANAC, FEBRUARY 6, 1865.
Sun rises..........6.49 Moon sets.
Sun sets. High tide, p. .3.ol