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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port of Charleston, December 3.

vE,-ELs UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS COSTING
WITHIN TIE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS
Charleston 1926 tons Berry, at Adgers wharf, from
New York. dscharsing-J Adgcr & Co.
Champion, his tons, Lockwood. at Adger's wharf,
for New York loading-James Adger 4 Co.
VIRGO tons, Bulkley, at Vandcrhorsts wharf, for
New York, ready-R Ravcnel Il Co.
Key West 6ls ions, Rudolf at Palmetto wharf, from
New York, discharging-J Enslow 4 Co.
prometheus 58l tons, Gray, at Atlantic wharf, for
Philadelphia, loa iing-Jno Theo Getty.
Sea Gull, GIG tons, Dutton. at Union wharf for Bal
tlmJTc, loading-Courtenay 4 Trenholm.
SHIPS.
c Winthrop, $40 TO g. Stuart, at Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool, lo1dIns-Patterson 4 Stock.
Owego 0I3 tons. Post. at Atlan; wharf,, lur Liver
poo!, loading-W smith & Co.
scotswood Br,, T45 tous Yeaman at Doyce's wharves
for Liverpool, loadinG-R A1ure & Co.
Sumter $50 tons. kecne, at Brown Cos wharf,
from New York, waitlns-Mastcr.
n Mosher lBrl. 79S tons, Nj sher, at Accommoda-
ton wharf, for Liverpool, loading-street Bros
Co.
BARKS.
Haabet tNor 800 tons, hammers, at Boycc's wharf,
for fiye,pool. louiing-J FRI dsberg.
Borpco (Br), 7O5 tons Card, at Boyce l. Co.'S
wharf, for Liverpool, loaling-R Mure &co
Lizzie II, 500 tons, Spring. at Brown Co.'S wharf.
from Bath Me, wallg-Ma'tcr.
Bremen discharging-G Hopley Co.
Monnequash BrI, GA tons. Murray, at Boyte & Cos
wharf, from Liverpool. dischargiug-R Mure
co.
Crocas 16O tons, Swan at Palmetto wharf, from
GEORGETOWN, 5 c, repairing-Risley l. Creighton.
Joshua Maly 2l8 tons. Veal. at Marshnll's wharf,
ior Queenstown and Market, ready-R Mure
l. Co.
Rosita ISp1n), lis tons sust, at Brown Cos wharf,
for Barcelona, loading-W P Ball.
Robert Dillon 47O TONS Blachford, at Adgers wharf,
from New York, discharging-W Roach.
John Peree. les tons Melville at BEowns 1, wharf
Eva johnson. = tons, johnson, in the Stream,
from New York, just arr1ved-L L Potter.
scHooNERs.
L S Davis, 800 tons, Bishop, at Kerrs wharf, for
Providence, loading-Master.
Schr Robert caldwell, 456 tons. Mccormack, at Ad-
gers wharves, for New York, ready-W Roa.;h.
Louisa Frazier. 1928 TONS SteelmaD, at Kairoad
wharf, for Philadelphia, oadinS-A + Baker
" Allen, al TONS Doane, at adger's wharf, for Bos
ton, oading-W Rolch
Wm smiley, 221 tons, Slater, at Central wharf for
Georgetown, sc, ready-Risley Creighton.
Aze.da & Laura, 100 tons, McIndo, ut Uni N wharf,
from Baracoa, dischargins-Bart Wirth.
Andrew Edwards, = tons. Bartlett, at Palmetto
wharf, +, ON Philadelphia. oischarglpg-Maste
Mary Ireland, - tons, ireland, 1t Gas Cos whqrf
from Philadelphia, i,dischsrging-H Baker x Co.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS Pohi
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL
The Agra Fillmore, sailed ............... Oct %
British ship Gora, Jones, sailed. d...........Oct2 %
The Kammn Funder. Krogh, sailed ..........N Nov 8
Ship Richard the Third. Wood, sailed. ..... Nov
schr Muscongus, Groves, sailed NOV II
ANTWERP.
Ship Grahams Policy. Burgess, sailed ......Oct %
ALLOA.
The Jane, Carson, q
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fnnfral Motifes.

HT The Friends and Acquaintance Of
Mr. F. D. KIENoKE, also of Mr.. HENRY MULLER,
are requested to attend the Funeral of the former OF
Nine A. NJ, This Day. 1st the German Church, cor
ner Hasel and Anson streets December
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per Northeastern Railroad
December 3.

III bales Cotton. 90 bushels Rough Rice, so bbls
Naval stores Furniture, Mdse, &c. To W clark
& Co, Mowry & Co, Kirkpatrick& Witte Claghorn,
Herring Co, w emanuel, Kerd1ll 4 Dockery.
Graeser. Lee, Smith & 20, G W Williams & Co, W
Ryan, Pezer, Rodgers & Co, G Walter & Co, ] G
Miers, Mazycks & Salters Frost S Adger.A Jarvis,
Reeder & Davis. Nachman & Co, ] D Aiken Co, G
" Lee Ravcnel & Co, o Government, aud Railroad
Agent,
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MEMS LIST

Adrian & VonerI
American tNo10'
East Bay)
Aston, ] A
Aston, Wilbam
Apier. John
Arndt, Lewis
Bail, William
Bampheld, Thoi
F
Ball, VIM 8
Bennett. John
Berger, j
Booth, W J
Borden, Alonzo
Brewer, W
Brown: Samuel
Brown, Dixon
land Mrs Fran
ces c.
Brown, John G
Brown, Richard
Brown, Ned
Burns, D N, lBa
ker)
oWRuOrlb august
Burns, John
Chapman, Geo
Cohen. A
Cohen, Mannheim
Couturier, Au-
gust ..lGe :.
Corbett, Captain
b D froI -.
Crawley, Captain
Geo F ,.s.s
Cummings, John
IF .irf. .i,.
Davis, John P.
Deay, Edward
Dehls, Carls
Dadds, George
Doyle, Charles
Dosher, E |
Duncan. Clement
Rades, Geo W |
Edward, Eenry |
Eagap, Geo " |,
Ellis, William |.
lBlacksmith) |,
Fishburne, jack
Fleming, Robettl.
Fourcher, VictcrI'
Foster, John E
Frary & Eilroy8
Erater, Benjamin.
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ay The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quantances of Ir. and Mrs. JOHN Mickey. are
respectfully Invited to attend the Funeral Services
of the Inter- at the First Presbyterian Church. This
afternoon at Three o'clock.
December
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@- Deutscher Brucderltcher Bund.-
Members requested to attend the Funeral of our
deceased Brother, F. D. KIENCKE, at the German
Lutheran Church, This Morning. at Nine o'clock.
By request of the President.
December4 A. W RIECKE Secretary
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THE CHARLESTON FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER

Exports OF Rice. Naval stores and Lr-
ber from the Port of Charleston. ~
September 1 to December 8, 1sr rom
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grnas, GbfmifaIs, Gtf.


9 A X 5 A X LLIAN
ITS POWERFUL CURATIVE ASSOCIATES
PREPARED UNDER NEWLY DISCOVERED Process
FOR EXTRACTING THE CURATIVE PROPERTIES
FROM VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES, EN-.
TIERS INTO THE COMPOSITION OF
D R. R a D W A Y'S
RENoYAT1NG
r E S O Z Y E " T.
NEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED.
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&1- Deutscher Artil1erie Unterstut-
ZUNG VEREIN.-1he members OF the above Asso-
ciaton are requested to attend the Funeral of our
late member, F. D. KIENcKE, at halfpsst Eight
o'clock a. NJ This Day, at the German Church, cor
ner Easel and Anson streets,
By order
December F. WINDHEIM, Secretary.
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Charleston Wholesale Prices.

ARTICLES. PRICES.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JAMES M. TAYLOR & SON will sell at 4
p. M. n house and lot on N street between
Thirtieth and Thirty first. ,.... .y1,r
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell on the
premises at half-past3 P. NJ. handsome
building lot on Church Hill on the north
side of Grace between Twenty third and
Twenty fourth streets.
S. N. DAVIS will sell II M. farm on the
old Fredericksburg road about seven miles
north of the city, containing seventy and
one-quarter acres.
THOMAS b. JOHNSON and ,others,; admi-
nistrators. will sell on the premises of W
ID. johnson all the perishable estate on
said premises. - wss 1913 NJ liz !ea;z
COOK g. LAUGHTON will sell at their store
at 10 A. M. elegant rosewood piano, hand :
some chamber furniture, carpets, denta
instrumen Is, etc., t.SidJ&S u
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SALLY ANDERsoN-AGA1N.-The now
notorious house-burner and would-be child
murderer Sally Anderson is, it now seems,
not to be permitted to 60 at large. Despite
the decision of Judge Underwood setting
her at liberty to resume her diabolical acts
she was reRrrested by Mayor Chahoon,
who, a few days thereafter, addressed a
note to General Stoneman stating the fact
that she was in custody. The General has
replied, ordering the Mayor to hold her,
but he has not yet indicated what course he
intends to pursue in the case. An order to
this effect will be issued in few days.
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MAYORS COURT-MAYoR GEO. CHAHooy.
Thieving.-Peter Scott (negro), stealing
coal from Patrick Mccarthy. Set back to
be whipped by his mother.
Frederick CARRIER (white), John White
and Charles Tabb (negroes), stealing cop
per kettle from C. Y. Morriss. Case CONT
nued until to-day.
Ann Coleman (negro), stealing sundry
articles of clothing valued at four dollars
from Martha Jackson and Sally Smith.
Sent on.
Elijah and Lucy Jackson (negroes), steal
ing eight dollars in United States currency
from the person Of Ellen Brooks. Dis
charged, no one appearing against them.
Joe Jefferson (negro), picking the pocket
of Alice Phillips of sl5.75 in United States
currency. Put to cleaning out the station
house.
Family Fight. Israel spotswood (negro),
beating his wife Louisa, and Louisa for as:
saulting and beating her husband. Fined
two dollars and fifty cents each.
TrespaSSing.-Arthur McCoon (negro)
trespassing on the premises Of John Me-
Coon and abusing, beating, and stealing the
bed clothes Of said McCoon. Put to clean
ing out-the station house.
jack Daworth, respassing on the premi'
ses of and threatening to kill William l.
Griffin. Fined FIVE dollars.
Thomas Lee (negro), trespassing on the
premises of J.J. King. Discharged.
Observation-Disclosures Adams and Jack
Johnson (negroes), creating q disturbances
and using profane Language IN. the street
Put to cleaning out the station-house.
Harris Brown (negro), assaulting ano
threatening to kill with stone carte'
Ford. Discharged. sg,. zsq
Henry Franklin, firing pop-crackers il
the First Market. Discharged With o re
primand.
Brgldry.-Jack johnson (negro), bur
gisriously entering on Saturday night abou
IL o'clock the house Of Robert Sprigg ant
taking goods valued. OF sixty dollars. Sen
on for indictment. ilg. go IN S.e
Barney Tracey n -Four Cases.. Bar
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Major Clinton, from the Fire Committee,
offered q resolution recomme ending that the
Fire Committee be Instructed to purchase
overcoats for the Fire Department (Which
consisted Of ninety mem not to exceed $l5
each, the Chief Engineer toltake receipt
for the overcoat, snd the same overcoat is
to be returned to the Chief when the fire.
man ceases to be q member Of the Fire
Brigade. srs.,-,. ,.s.fa ,-
Mr.. Kent opposed the resolution and
moved that it be laid upon the table. The
Council refused to lay it on the table by q
vote Of ayes to noes. It was then adopt
ed by vote of 9 ayes to noes. AYES
Messrs. August, Clinton, Clopton, Gregory,
Pelouze, Sharp, Saunders, Smith, and
Washburne. NoEs-Messrs. Crutchfeld,
Kent, Miller, Van Lew, Yale, and Mr..
President. - -.-.L..r-----.
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ENTERTAINMENT TO THE WASHINGTON
PREss.-0n Saturday night last the visiting
members of the Washington press were
rendered an entertainment by the members
of the profession in Richmond. Mine host
Millward, of the Spotswood, catered for the
occasion in a manner fully equal to his
reputation as frst-class caterer. A num-
Der of toasts we're offered and responded to
in an appropriate manner. Jokes we're
told and songs were sung, and the evening
passed in merriment and utter good feeling
until the approach Of the midnight hour
warned the jewellers that unless they dis
persed thev wonld trasnaan -nr'on tINs-setJ
agreeable one, and a repetition will be long
wished for by the Richmond press.
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A PRAIsEwoRTHY UNDERTAK1NG.-An
advertisement in another column shows
that one of the best institutions of chari-
table nature that could possibly have been
thought of has been originated by the kind
hearted physicians of this city, number
of whose names appear in connection with
this noble charity. Since it is unfortunately
the cas-" that those who most stand in
need of this charity are those least likely
to read of it, persons in better circum-
stances should make it their business to
spread knowledge of the existence Of this
institution amongst the meritorious poor:
We refer to the advertisement headed
Richmond Lying-in Charity" &c.
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Rr. Editor.-I desire to return thanks in behalf
of the Male Orphan Society to Mr.. Samuel
Schwartz. of the New Market for quarter o,
beef; to Mr.. Pledge at Pizzinfs, for confectiope.
rles; to Mr.. j. s. W. for an excellent Christmas
dinner; and to the Third Baptist, United Presby-
terian, anG Centenary churches. for the generous
provision made at their Sunday-school celebra-
tons for the boys Of the Asylum.
WILLIAM w. PARKER, President.
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CLEANING OUT OF HOWARD GROvE.-The
Freedmen's Bureau began preparations
yesterday for disbanding on the lst of Jauu-
ary by turning ont one hundred and sixty
convalescent patients of the Howard Grove
Hospital. Last night several of them had
to lodge at the station-houses, as they had
nowhere else to go. We learn that several
hundred more will be discharged to-day.
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VERY CHOICE LUMP CoSL.-In addition to the
several kinds of superior sawed kindling and long
wood, the proprietor OF the steam fuel factory is
prepared to deliver 3 limited quantity Of first
quality lump bltuminous coal OF favorfte kind al
iowe,t rates. Order at factory or Watkins, Cot
treI Il Co 1s - .9.ar.r b ..rf, .z4,. -g,9..I
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THE Observation-Disclosures morning the
thermometer (Fahrenheit) stood at 10 de-
grees above zero-the coldest of the season.
On Saturday night and Sunday morning snow
fell to the depth Of one inch; about mid
day the sky was clear, and by nightfall but
little snow was left. Yesterday forenoon
was mild toward evening the air was more
chilly, indicating a freeze and heavy frost
Last night
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ney Tracey and Thomas Lindsey, trespass-
ing on the premises Of Christian Sears.
Discharged.
2. 3. Tracey, abusing Mrs. James lar
phy in tine street. Discharged, no one up
pearing against him. 7asa @
8. B. Tracey, assaulting and beating his
wife and step-dsughter. Discharged, no
one appearing against him.
4. B. Tracey, drunk and disorderly in
the street. Fined Eve dollars.
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CONTRACT AWARDED. The Committee on
Fuel Of the Common Council on yesterday
awarded General John Gleason the contract
to furnish 1000 cords of wood, for the use
of the city, at s2.371a for pine and So %
for oak, 10 be delivered at Savage station,
on the York River railroad, seven, miles
from the CITY.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFICE DEcEa-
BER 20, 1S6S.-Colonel Chenoworth, Ser
eeant Mills, Q. M. Blankenship, Charles
Ellis, Richmond and Petersburg railroad
Richmond, Va; Tommy P. Roxy, Gull
peper Courthouse, Va; Mrs. Rice Bates
Farmyille. Va.
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MEETINGS.

NOTICE.-At meeting Of the Session
~ Of The First Presbyterian church OF Rich
mond held Wednesday evening, December %
1868. the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That meeting Of the Church he called
on TUESDAY the Goth instant, at o'clock 2. NJ,
!or the purpose OF electing pastor If the way DE
cear and that Ur. Baird be requested to act Us
moderator.
A full attendance Is earnestly requested.
WILLIAM z. MUNFOBD,
de o0-1t Clerk of Ses sion.
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HOLIDAY Observation-Disclosures, seal, and
signet rings, scarf pins sleeve and bosom buttons
handkerchief holders and enameled bands, sets
Of diamonds pearls -etruscan and coral watches,
chains charms, seals, and keys; rich silver pieces
In cases and gIeat variety Of rare and beautiful
presentation goods opening to-day at ..ty
Z T........ .........-. NOwLAN & CO.'S,
corner Main and Tenth streets
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GOLD. GOLD, GoLD.-TRIBBRTT is still distribu-
ting prizes In gold. Mrs. Grabau living on Ninth
street two doors north Of Leigh bought a cake
few days ago, and found medal for y $3.50 gold
piece in It. TElBBETT has few more prize cakes
left. Call before he sells out all the prizes. ts
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ARREsTs.-Hattie Bland (negro), for as
saulting and beating Georgeanna Moseley,
and Benjamin F. Longer, for stealing q
shawl and blanket from Levinia Morgan,
were arrested in the First Ward yesterday.
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OFFICE MUTUAL BUILDING FUND ANDI
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
THE ANNUAL M E E TIN @ OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS Of this institution will be
held At their office, In the city Of Richmond, on
TUESDAY the 5th January, 1869. ut o. clock Z.
NJ, THOMAS 3. ARMISTEaD,
de 2S-td Cashier.
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MEETING TO CALL PAsToR.-The mem
bers of the First Presbyterian church viii
hold a meeting OF l o'clock to-day for the
purpose of electing a pastor. A full at
tendance of the members and congregation
"a rpnuesfpd
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~ PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 2s.
ARRIVED. -a... sN|&
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York.
merchandise and passengers, w. @. Dunham
l. Co.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Geoghegan, Balti-
more, merchandise and passengers, Harveys
Williams.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. Is. Tatum.
MEMORANDA.
r. New YogK, December 2S.-Arrived, steam
ship Saratoga, Richmond.
BosroS, December 24.-Cleared, schooner
Laura Webb, Webb, for Richmond, Wa. Ev
HOLMES HARBoR, December 23.--Arrived and
sailed on the Gath, schooner Nellie Brown,
Higgins, for Richmond, Va. Ia t-.aa9orr
LswBs, EL., December 20.-Arriyed,
schooner Wave, from Virginia for New York.
SA L NJ December 2l.-Arrived, schooner
Teazer, Henley, from Richmond for Portland
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BALDWIN NOT ARREsTED.-The telegram
to the Chief of Police of Petersburg did not
reach him until after the train had passed
through the city. So Baldwin escaped.
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The CoMa1TTEE ON STREETS will hold g.
meeting to- morrow at II A. NJ, in the
Council chamber, to take into consideration
the condition of the streets generally.
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ry,EAeHERs WTLLPIND ALARGE SUI
Nj, ~ nsper suitable for cireul aEs nsontmy
...GsIolg2S gSg VI sc': st the DISPATCH PRLhTlAS'
iEygusE. iyg6uE seps ip Your orders sas psiaaax
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NOTICE. hereby give notice that l
IN have this day sppoiated ROBERT POL
LARD my agent to carry on the IiyERY SRA
BILE BUSINESS IA the city az RichEsond at No.
1870 on tho north side Of Erapktn street hat ssi1
Pollard IL authorized 20 carry on said business
sss de ssIsw q. eILKINgeS.
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hTOrICs 10 sHIPPEgs.-The boats Of
~ The JA.tES RIVEE (. Nd KANAWEtA ca.
Nal COMPANY viii leave the dock rs rsnsl
promptly st IL u. on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and dahTJEDAYS. y n-
Freight and tolls on goods FOR LJnchbrrg and De
Ion OF taa slipper. Freight received and De
ltvere1@ pny otfce, on the dock,
WGY ir.igft will mol bs delivered ILL charSes r17
aatd.
Eogta locked End injured.
der EDWARD DILLON. Agent.
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I.UE. y IsU-'1h Da.Hh h1''''0s
Mr.. Yale offered the following resolution

HResofped, That the COMMITTEES on Police be
instructed to inquire and report whether any
and If any what, measure can be adopted by
ordinance or otherwise to restrain the receiv
ing of stolen goods by junk dealers Of this
city, and what securities can be required of
such iunk.dealers so as to effectually restrain
the purchase by them OF such stolen pro-
perty.,' a, .,-f,,a,,., ..>.,,.-
After much discussion, in which Mr..
Saunders said that he understood that there
were forty y-odd junk-dealers doing business
in the city, and onlyfve were assessed, the
resolution was referred to, the Committee;
on. Police to report at1the next meeting.
:. The Council then adjourned until to-mor-
row at o'clock P. NJ.
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SHIPPING.

TOR NEW YORK.-The new <<sHss
ISAAC BELL, Captain BOURNE, win leave her
wharf on TUESDAY, December 20, at O'Clock
=. al. Freight received up to IL O'Clock NJ. Fare,
Sl2. Ronnd-trip tickets, 800. Steerage, $a For
freight or passage, apply to
w. c. DUNHAM Il CO., Agents,
de W-2t corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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Fl'O Observation-Disclosures
a &c HILLS LINE OF BOATsesS2ss5SESss3Sssss
are now making regular trips. Goo6s Received fOI
all points on the canal between Richmond Lexing.
ton, and Buchanan-boats leaving three ti1nes ne,
Yeek. tSt9efe3 ely. aoGus VAL DO received at-all
tmes at our Office.
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Aittlno1d 9ispattIr

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs-
PATCH" IS LARGER THANlTHE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND 1sffFn
AND NORFOLK sTEAMsH1PA&A&
LINE Steamers NORFOLK and VALLEY
CITY composing this lire, viii leave Philadelphia
DAY, alternately. "..s.spffiE ~
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, and st,
Louis, pfG Pennsylvania Central railroad. Also,
for Norfolk and Boston; and close connection
made at Norfolk. Hills Of ladlng signed through.
Passage to philadelphia, including meals and state
oc II ONCE 1I2S Dock street.
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FOR SALE.
HORSES AND MULES.

YHAVE JUST RECEIVED A No.aA
IL lsLOT OF MULES and HORSES, sEzzSA
broke and unbroke suitable for NIL pur- "a ~
poses,, on my usual accommodating eS&1As
terms Also, for my old customers, several splen-
did TW0 and FOUE~HORSE WAGONS, Of Il J
own manufacture, ready for delivery.
@-'1fFF B,W. GREEN,
on Monroe between Grace and Broad streets
de 2S-fm*
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERs.-TheJ JAMES
~ RIVER TOWING AND TRANSP ORTA-
TON COMPANY are now prepared TO lighter to-
bacco. salt, and all other merchandise, lumber aud
wood, to and from City Point, Norfolk, and Pc
tersburg, and al landings on James river, on our
new anC elegant BAHGES just built For freight,
apply to s. LEFFLER, General Agent,
or to CkUWELL s. CURRIE,
: de 9--am CORNER EiRhtennth and Cary Streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-29

UNION BANK OF RICHMOND.
T7HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 stockholders OF the Union Bank Of Richmond
VIII be held on THURSDAY, 18th OF Jcnuary,
1869, at O'Clock iu the evening, In the room OF
Messrs. Davenport 81 Co., over the First National
Bank.
Stockholders are requested to be present or re-
presented by proxy. those who cannot attend
please call at Bank and sign proxies before the day
OF meeting.
de A-td JAMES BILLER Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-29
CONFE]CTIONERHES.

ar.rs & CONFECTHONERIES.
TUST RECEIVED, 80
eD 300 drums NEW FIGS --.-
2oiboxes LEMONS, :. ast|
, = 80 boxes RAIS1Ns, 49,
40 cases CANNED FRUITS, "a
% dozen ASSORTED PRESERVES,
ss OK harrels ASSORTED MEATS.
+. ts ~ cases PRESERVED GINGER,
10 kegs MALAGA GRAPES
boxes ORANGES .-Ias lid ,rt
20 cases PICKLES, in Jars 80 sg&s
z 400 gallons PICKLES, in kegs and oasrels )
~ 10 bags oOCOANU1s. 81. ..sS;.s3 ~, :,
- ,a, -, chsaIer than the cheapest. Give me call
/, scr -,;nned w. w. TRIBBETT,
nnu oo 10 WV Ills Main street,
/ + de is Ss@ III , ts @.E@-@-- - q