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NJ o T l G 4.
N 4. H..NOTT & CO..

N a. H'EOTT & CO..
Hayeiust received and are con stAntiy RECEIVING
from tho manu- facturers, u large stock OF all kinds
of goods kept in first class HOUSE FU r.
NlSHI&G Establishment also. BAS-
KETS, BROOMS, BRUSHES. DOOK NJ ~ ~,
WOODEN, BRITANNIA, PLATED AND
TIN WARES, Sc, SC to which they respect
fully invite the attention of merchants and the
public. Mr. VERNON w. ASHBY date with
K. L. WOODY having associated himself with
tho above firm, would be pleased 70 see his
friends ut No .. North Fairfax st, Alexandrla
ANDREW II. MOTT, Richmond:
BERTRAND S. ASHBY, Fauquier.
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- Every patron obtains Watch by this
arrangement, costing but $l0 while it may be
worth 81, 900. No partiality shown.
We wish to ediately dispose of the above
magnificent stock: Certificates, naming the ar, r.
ticles are placed in sealed envelopes, and we'll
mixed. Holders are entitled to the articles
named on their certificate upon payment Of ten
Dollars, whether it be Wstch worth $l,O0 or
one worth less The return of any of our GER
acates entities you to the article named shere
az no article valued less than $40 is named on
any certificate it will at oRcs be seen that this
is lottery but stralghttorEara sslsmsss
by the most fastidious.
A single certificate will be sent by mail. post
paid, upon receipt of rs cents, five for ST., eleven
for So thirty:three and elegant premium for 80
sixty six and more valuable premium Tor slo
one hundred and most superb watch for Sl5:-
TO Agents, or those wishing employment this
is a rare opportunity. 1t is !eg5tlmately g con- n
Quoted business, duly authorized by the G'v
eminent, and open TO Lnc IN st careful scrutiny
Try US w ht'11 L, h,.' I" w.
a "a eu NEW YORK.
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nOULTERER,S FRIEND.

nOULTERER'S FRIEND. ........
: asa5s A CERTAIN CURE FOR
qGAPES AND OTHER DISEASES In
% - CHICKENS AND TURKEYS. a.
A Certain Preventive of Chicken Cholera
q Will prevent disease in all kinds OF fowl, and
nromote an increase of fat Read the following
;l'i s. Jefferson, Frederick co M'.,
,s..~~--- July 22d, 1867.
Messrs Clotworthy 8 Co.. :.
~ Gents-The wonderful cures which have been
made ty your Poulterers' Friend cannot fall TO
interest all who raise poultry. gentleman OF
this village has been experimenting on chlcSens
with the gapes he tried your Poulterers
Friend, according to the directions, and 1t n nad
the desired effect in removing the worm, eftec-
tually relieving the chicken at once Since
then / have had many calls for it, and !: has
been used extensively with the same result, IL
is OF incalculable value to ali who raise poultry
:; Respectfully, a. oPANchh.
Price Csc per package.
% CLOTWORTY & CO., Baltimore.
A|so. RAT KILLER, HORSE AND CAT
II POWDERS--the best in use.
For sale by tJANNEY q CO. 145 King St.
And 1ls4e H. S. LEADBEATER y CO.. .
nov l6-6m 4, .sr.ssH ~. -
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ALEXANDRIA VA. FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY Z 1868
PAPER HANGING.
EETALL PAPER,
w WINDOW SHADES ......
PICTURE FRAMES,
FIRE R0ARD PRINTS

BORDERS, SC.
A. N. TUBMAN has resumed his business,
at store No. l57, King street, doors cast Of
Washington, where can be found choice o stock
Window Shades, Picture Frames. Cornices,
Braids Curtain Hooks, Hollands, Fire, Bosrd
Prints, Border, Looking Glasses. Shade Fix
lures, Picture Cord Tasscls, &c, at prices low
er than ever.
Also about 8, GOO rolls OF DAM LACED Pa
PER, very cheap.
ing promptly attended to in city or country,
Remembor the No. l57, north side OF King
street. sep 13-tf
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old DOMINION NAILS, &c.-We have
~ in store 100 kegs Of Nails of tho above Gel
ebrated brand, which are tho best nails sold in
The market, the iron being Of superior quniIty,
nearly equvl to tho clinch nails: Also, " lI"rg"
supply Of LOCKS and otiIo: Builders 1inr'-
wnre, ull of which We will soil ~ the lowest
prices for cash wholesale or retail
JOHN T. CRElGHTON 81 son,
der rs S. King street
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Items OF News.

A circular has been issued from the Adju-
it.nt General Office, By order Of the Secretary
Of War" dated February 8, publishing regula'
.tions from the Secretary of the Treasury, dat
lsd anuary l8, giving such disbursing othcers.
4 or agents as the Secretary of War may desig-
nate power to retain in their possession, at
their own risk, such moneys as may be entrust-
ed to them for disbursement. This is regarded
~ a recognition by Secretary McCulloeh OF
Dir. Stanton as Secretary of War. ASA
- The Secretary of State, in communication
to the House of Representatives in answer to .
resolution Of that body states sthat the trial OF
John 81. Surratt is set for the oath instant, and
& ia believed the prosecution might DO en-
barrsssed and .hindered by q premature publ
cation of the cost of the arrest and former
trial of Surratt, and for this reason the Score
tary is Of opinion that itwould not be compatible
With the public interest to give such lnforma-
ton. Us
The Legislative Assembly of St. Domingo
has sent protest here against the mission OF
General Pujol, who came to treat for the sale
to our Government of the island OF Samana.
1t is represented in this document that the
people Of Dominica do not wish to dispose OF
any part Of their territory
Il The Secretary of the Treasury has given up
the project of selling the Government interest
in the Dismal Swamp Canal, for the reason
that the Attorney General officially says it is
impossible to convey this interest on the terms
laid down in the act authorizing the sale.
5. The celebrated Bouligny claim, involving
over six hundred thousand acres of the best
land of Louisiana, has been disaIloWed by the
Senate Committee on Private Land Claims.
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NENTS FURNISHING GOODS!
SI GENTS FURNISHING GOODSl

VENTS FURNISHING GOODS!
" GENTS FURNISHING GOODSl
White Shirts, Linen Collars and Cuti?, Merl- ls'
penders Socks, Gloves, Kid, Buckskin, Silk
Cloth and Thread; Handkerchief in great Va
riety, eCravats, a beautiful assortment Worst
cd Searfs, Shawls, Hair Brushes, Combs, Tray;
cling Sachels, Portmonaies, Pearl Studs ana
Gjnpham, Cambric and Cotton; Bathing Tow
els, Paper Collars, Lockwood's metropolitan;
Goldsmnith's Webster's, and other, celebrated
Collars &c To my stock of the above Goods
j. would call special attention, the retail prices
having been marked down to the lowest posi-
bic figures. .
interest to cali, In prices I am prepared to Of
isn.9 CHAS. W. GREEN, 6a, King st.
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Mt o TT G E. - s@..
SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTORY

/ The undersigned have consta, tly on hand
the best FAMILY SOAP, OLIVE s.d, soAp,
-0I SI' \ eatsfoot Oil Tallow, Ashes, &c, &C., at
ths uns verv lowest prices Grocers, Druggists and
he he nubic in general will find it to their benefit
~ .ne u!vs ne 8 eall. and see for Themselves. =
~ s''0 SCHUYLER s. &N1EDOMANSKI. e
Cor Payne & Cameron sts., Ale1andrla. Va.
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WOOD AND COAL.

OOALl COALl
" At No. rs K ng treet.
JOHN LEATHERLAND, AGENT,
... Dealer in -......
ANTHRACITE COAL,
b. the carload or single ton. ..
Pure Lehigh, warranted. 49,.
Lorberry Red Ash, from original mine.
Lyken's Valley Soft Red Ash.
Best Locust Mountain White Ash.
Also Cum berland Coal, for sale low for cash
All orders, left at 26, King street, Will ne
pnnctuallv attended to- aug 5.-6m
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ACCORDING TO THE
f.0It LAWS OF VIRGINIA,
with authority to own Is, ,oOOacrcs of land Cap
itsl Stock not less than $5,0On, or more than
S1OO OO0, in sharos of $l0O each, for tho purpose
Of buying and selling Land 1;,n;a to, and inducing
Land Owners Capitalists, sc, arc invited to
CO. @ operate with us, by subscribing literally in
money or land. which will with our org;an'1a- gan "a
ton prove profitable facilitate immlgratl9}n TO-
and the settlement of a largo area of uncultlVa,,
tod lands in the State. The books are opened
for subscription at the office Of tho Company
49, - w. II. MARBURY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
....,.. JOHN S. BARBOUR, Prest
T. A. BrewiS
@. +. Suttle .........
G G. Wedderburn, ..
II. B. Sweeny, D;reetors
J. W. Burke,
Andrew Jamiescn,
! Julius Dienelt, 10
J. Il. Barker. J oe' 10
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THx LOUISVILLE JOURNAL ON; GRANT. :

TIN LOUISVILLE JOURNAL ON GRANT
The Louisville Journal has severe criticism on
Gen: Grants military record. 1t says he was
s.,ignominiously defeated" at Belmont; "aw-
fully vhipped" at Shiloh, and would have
been annihilatedsb but for an event which he
had no right to expe,t; and that at Vicksburg
he expended more money, time and lite, than
than were ever before sacrificed in taking SO
small q town.. AS to the Virginia campaign,
We quote 2-2a +
&ssWe think that the wholo country under
stands the truth that Grants march from
Washington towards Richmond in the face Of
General Lee was one OF the most disastrous
campaigns ever undertaken. He was brave,
or rather obstinate, enough. He would, when
ever and wherever Lee chose to stop and throw
up battle works, advance and attack him, at q
terrible expenditure of life, and in every case
he, was repulsed. And at each repulse he
would walk his army round, make aank
movement, giving another disastrous battle,
getting another most bloody repulse, and then
going again into the fanking business. At
last be rot to CITY Point on James river, after
slosing hundred thousand men. There he
stopped. There he squatted. lie didn' t do
anything. He didn't propose to do. anything.
8 He said thathe would fight it out on that
line though it should take him all tho sum
mer," but his fighting was simply squatting.
There was at the first sign OF aggression about
him. The senior editor Of the Journal was in
Richmond in the winter. of 1865, and We know
that the Confederate officers, soldiers and citl-
Gems had no more apprehension of Gen. Grant
than if he had beer on the other side Of the
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$1,000. 900 IN wAToHHS' M

FOR SALE ON THE POPULAR
Ms- ONE PRICE P l. A N. ~
GIVING EVERY PATRON
HANDSOME AND RELIABLE WATCH
=. For the low Price of Ten Dollars
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
notto he Paid for unless perfectly sat-
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~ SURGEON ii DENTIST. Z; WY99{}

Grad of Bait. College of Dental Surgery, ls44)
~ No. Al; SOUTH WAsHINGToN Sr
= ~-Ss = . - :" ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
DR.. L. respectfully informs the public that
for tsosnty years he has given especial attention
to the preservation of the natural teeth, and.
will continue 50 to do, and Invites those who
wish to sape them to call on him, knowing that
many are extracted and destroyed that by pro-
per treatment might be preserved and made
useful for: life. Artificial teeth inserted ONLY
AS APPROVED BY PROFESSORS AND COLLEGES.
nov Aft ....----..-----
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No, i HEART SHINGLES. 80. 's.ss5. e7s. /
h.ns aSe, g 900 No. | Heart shingles, o
ad.s D { sS.isHooR s Wl.RDDIERBURN. |
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RI o II ! & T.
Aloxnndria, Va Dec. ~. 1867
The undersigned have this day cntorod into
copartmershp, under the firm name Of
IOUGH IL RAMSAY,
for tho purpose Of carrying on a e GENERAL
GROCERY BUSIN ESS, at No. l47, KING ST.
HARRIE HOUGH.
6. VIM. RAMSAY.
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IJARRIE HOUGH returns his thanks to his
IL former customers for their liberal patron
age and would respectfully request contnu-
ance of tho saIne to the new firm. dec ~ .
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reflect that a sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites To promote conrubIni hnp-
pness Indeed. W thOut these the Journey
through life becomes a weary pilgrimage; tho
prosp ct hourly darkons TO the view, the mind
becomes shadowod with despair and h!icd with
the melancholy reflection that the happlne's ot
another becomes bighted with your own.
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YOUNG Nj I'm.

Who have injured themselves by, a cor
tain practice, indulged IN. n habil fr"-
quently luarnn'i from evil colnp~n"ns, or at
schooi, the elects Of which arc My ghly i"lt'
even when asleep. and. if not cured, roniers
marriage impussible, md dnstroys both mlnd
and bojy. >hnud apply Immediately;
What pity that young msn, the hoie Of
his country ihc pride of hic parents, should be
snatched from all prospects and enjoy lnents ol
life by he consequence Of deviating from The
psth of nature, and indulging in II certain Sc
cret habit. Such persons must before contcm
Dlatinp
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sep 23-6rl
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TRESH DRUGS, sc c-Quinine, Calonel,
{ Rbubarb, South American Soap. Bark
Valerian, -Nhloroform, Sub Nit; Bismuth'
Wrights Pills, Arctic Lotion for frosted feet,
COMPOSITION, Elem Bark, Sculleap, Olive Oil,
Powder Blue Stone, Nitric Acid, &c., Just re-
ceived aud for sale by
r. s. LEADBEATER & CO..
; 33 Fairfax street
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=. tf~. Ase-aF - z H44f ~ n .F-~sN
LITERARY ESTgRTAIsAgSTs.-H will
please many besides the holders Of tiekets
to learn that the Lecture Committee of the
Young Mems Christian Association lhays
commenced, though late. Il. prepare for the
winter campaign. Mr.. Henry SchcfYs one
Of the best elocutionists' in America, is ex-
pected to give us two or three readings
early in December. We may promise hr.
Schsrf q brilliant success; as he has but
to be heard once to. be appreciated. a.,s
If not deemed presumPtuons, We might
name several persons whose services as
lecturers the committee referred to would
do well to- SECURE during the, season.
First, there is, Commodore Maury, who
is now soiourning in Richmond, whom
few Of our citizens have had the pleasure
of hearing, and whom all would like 10
hear, Professor Webster, Of Chapel Hill,
N. c., is one of the most popular sclenrino
lecturers in the country. Besides these
may be mentioned Hon. James w. Wall, OF
New Jersey; Rev. DR.. Deems, now OF New
York and others who are now going the
round of !, the lyceums. Nobody would
draw larger audiences than Mark Twain
Samuel Clemmens), who is available; and
aprop5s Of humorous lecturers, there are
Bagby and Farrer and Hatcher, who arc
always welcome in Richmond. We trust
we will hear from this. committee soon in
reply to the: many inquiries about bout the sI lec-
tlre season.
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MAYORS COURT, SATURDAY-MAYOE CHA
HooN.-The continued case of F. G. Wilson
IA private detective), charged with assault
ing and beating Lizzie Hobson (negrc), was
called, and Wilson discharged.
Ellen Kean, keeping disorderly house
on Cary between Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth streets. Discharged.
Denis Major and Allen Scott (negroes),
stealing sundry articles of clothing, valued
at twenty dollars, from Sarah Palmer. Dis
charged. These negroes were tried and ac-
quilted in Judge Burnham's court yester-
day of the same offence.
Peyton Burwell (negro), having in his
possession lot of iron supposed to have been
stolen. Discharged.
Billy Williams (negro), stealing wood
from the Basin bank and resisting police
man Smithers in the discharge Of his duty.
Sent to the chsin-gang for thirty days.
Mack Frazier aud George Breckenridge
(negroes), stealing twenty-nine dollars in
United States currency, the property Of the
United States Government. Discharged.
Charles Scott (negro), charged With steal
ing watch from John Gaines, was dis
charged, no one appearing against him. II
Ida Patterson (negro) charged with as
saulting and beating William a. Jackson,
was discharged.
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SALES.
fCopy.1 v''t II ~
VTfnt Red. 100 bushels.
C0rp.-IeIlow, 70 bushels.

..r RICHMOND, November 2S, 1888.
Messrs 4. J Byrne, ". B. Jones Co., and J.
X. Sei0,oick: .af."' as
Gentlemen,-1n answer 10 your respectful and
proper call on me as TO the source of the informa-
tlon on which my statements made in my letter 20
General IL. @. Hobart were based, l have to say
that the entries from which those extracts were
taken are in memorandum book IN my posses
sion ; all OF which were made by Henry Smith,
and were communicated by him to General Ho-
bart. ..-~.-... .as .,a.tmst .s...
I, Of course, knew, ard could know, nothing OF
the facts or circumstances, as my information was
entirely derivative make this statement as alike
due to you and myself under the clrcums tances.
I know that I am Incapable OF doing any one an
intentional wrong in any way. Had l have pos
sessed the Information with which you have
now furnished me the statements made TO Gen.
eral Hobart In relation TO you would not nave
been made by me. From what you state 10
me- and my knowledge of you, am free to say,
as an act Of justice to you, that the statements
Of Henry Smith, as made, cannot be relied on as
evidence of any fraud on your part. This much
Is due from me to you.
Respectfully, JOHN II. GlLMEK.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ps- RALLY! RALLY:: RALLy.!!y

NJ
L have recently moved into my new store, on
Broad street between Fourth and Fifth streets. and
am now prepared to wait on the numerous friends
and customers who throng the store daily. give
below some Of the numerous low prices for the
benefit OF the public: GtoH# 2
CALICoEs at 8, 10 and l2ac. per yard;
Beautiful DELAINEs at 2cc. worthasc..;
Splendid PoPLINs st SOC. worth 7sc.;
CHANGEABLE GOODS at a5c. worth soc.;
EMPRESS CLOTHS, rich colors, stl75c, worth 81 !;
FINE FRENCH MERINoEs at q. cheap at 81. IS;
WHITE FLANNELs at asc. and upwards;
FINE BRoCHE SHAwLs from as to $so;,
CLoAKS In great variety; 81. .s.r,.-,'gi
LADIES' HOSE at s2sc. and upwards; caat,
Great bargains in HANDKERCHIEF5.
.@isri@
have also great variety Of G.a#.t
BRoADCLOTHs, ,...
CAssIMEREs, r,vo. 4 yta--~' Is
DoEsKINs, and CAsINETS,s q
which can afford to sell at very sacrificing
price. '.-- .f@ a + .N -~+ . =.
Come one, come all. and examine for yourselves
the cheap goods at JULIUS sYCLE's,
ais Broad street, between Fourth and Fifih.
no 95 8!ftsE. E.Fs. 1. 1881. ."~-il@ 'ss'.tt '# s.-at.
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9icIlmonl @ispatth,
MoNDAY......,...NovEMBER 30, 1868.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LkTIoE OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. g,4Hf JaEEJ
, AUCTION. SALES, THIS sDAY =.
COOK & LAuGHToN will sellyat o.o,cIock !

COOK Il LAUGHToN will. .selFst 'o.o'cIock a.
NJ at the residence OF nr. T. ". Moore, on
Leigh between Fourth and Fifth streets. a por-
tion of his household and kitchen furniture.
SsMPSoN JONES, JR., Il co. will sell at their
warehouse. Nos. 4, 0. and Fifteenth between
Main and Cary streets, at half past 10 O'Clock
AN, groceries, wines, liquors. etc.
JAMES M.TAYLOR e SON will sell on the pre-
mises, at O'Clock z. M, a lot OF land on Brock
turnpike adjoining the residence of Mr.. Will
liam sledd, containing three and quarter
acres. il hIL&J aJaL aIlt&.- +
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell for John W .
Moore trustee, at O'Clock p. NJ, at Bradey's
building, corner of Hull and First streets, Man
chester, one fifteen horsepower engine.
W.GODDIN will sell at O'Clock pm, for Mr.
Thomas Elicit, executor, portion OF the farm
called "HEkory HILL on the Brook turnpike
two and a half miles north of Richmond.
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Governor Wise: Then protest against
that vote, not only a5 stockholder out as
taxpayer. s,. ,..-z..,f.
The Chair ruled Governor Wise out Of
order. "eo
's as2' ELECTION OF DIRECTORS. Fl141fo3
Mr.. Page moved to 60 into the election of
Board of Directors. Agreed to. s.g,
Mr.. Newlin moved to suspend the rules
for the purpose of electing the fourteen di-
rectors at once which motion was carried.
Mr.. Page, of Hanover, named the follow
ing gentlemen ss the directors e-tvgoe y
q. G. Cabell, Franklin stearns, Horace
L.. Kent, John s. Mulford, DR.. Alexander
Sharp, and Charles 7. Workman, Of Rich
mond John Wood, Jr., Of Albemarle John
Echols, of Augusta James G.. Paxton,7 Of
Rockbridge DIR. John G.. Hunter, ,of Green
brier, ". Va. Alexander B. Humphries, of
Monroe, W. Va. John Slack, Jr., Of Ka-
nawha, ". Va; II. c. Parsons, of Putnam,
W. Va; John s. Witcher, Of Lincoln, w.
Va. . s.t. i -9G
The rules were suspended for the pur-
pose of taking the vote. After some dis
cussion the vote was taken vtua uoce, and
they were elected.
General NIckham thanked the 1rlenus
who had supported him, and assured those
who had opposed him that he had no i'll
feelings towards them, and he would do all
in his power to advance the interests Of the
road. He offered the following resolutions;
which were adopted: so ..I'saL
"Resolvsd, That the mortgage executed
by the President and Treasurer of the
Company on the 1st day of October, 1868,
under instructions from the Board of Di-
rectors, for the purpose Of securing loan
of slO,OOO,OOO Tor two million Of pounds
British sterling) be and the same is here
by approved and ratified.
RESOLVED, That the contract entered
into on the 3lst day of August, 1868, be-
tween the Virginia Central Railroad Com
pany and the Commissioners of Virginia
and West Virginia for the construction Of
the railroad from Coyington to the Ohio
river be and the same is hereby ratified"
On motion, the Chair was requested to ap-
point the standing committees at his lei
sure.
After resolutions of thanks to Colonel
Baldwin chairman, the meeting adjourned
sine die.
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Cow SToLEN.-A thief entered the cow
pen of Mrs. Martha s. Snellings, about seven
miles from the city on the Broad Rock road,
on Friday night, and drove off fine young
cow belonging to her. Mrs. Snellings sent
information to the police, but no arrest had
been made at late hour Saturday night.
A heiter answering the description Of the
one lost vas offered for sale to gentleman
in Manchester by negro, but he refused
bring her over to Richmond
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RECEIVED At THE PENITENTIARY on Sa-
turday: Lewis Williams (negro), one year
for unlawful cutting; John H. Bell (ne-
gro), one year for petit larceny, second
case Henry Marshall alias Reuben Croas
(white), one year for house e-breaking; Will
liam Weaver (negro), five years for grand
larceny. The youngest one is twelve, the
Oldest sixteen years Of age. One IA white
boy) has no parents, is native of Phila-
delphia, barefooted, and nearly naked.
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BANERUPTCY.-Robe B. Brumley, Spot
sylvania; r. D. Taylor, Dinwiddie; Sam
uel B. Gibson, Albemarle; and Edward NJ.
Cushing, Augusta county, filed petitions in
bankruptcy Saturday. The following dis
charges we're made j: Bat. D. Christian, New
Kent; william NJ. Loving, Louisa; H. B.
Pierce, Prince George; W. P. Wang, Hen
rico; Thomas G. Henshaw, Orange.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-30

PATE De FoIE GRAs.-This delicious ar
ticle, which it may have been supposed
could not be made in this country, has been
manufactured most successfully by Zetelle.
1t can hardly be told from the genuine i'm
ported pate de foie gras, made Of the liver
Of geese fatted after the approved style.
AS every manufacture that diminishes the
amount of importations is especially de-
serving encouragement, we invite attention
TO this excellent fabric OF our enterprising
neighbor. -