davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02

Perley" says: "Ihe Joint Committee
on Printing has had the estimates for re-
porting aud printing the debates carefully
examined End compared, and it appears
that the pXposal of Riyes & Bailey, the
publishers "a the Globe, is the highest.
That of the Congressional Printer, chow
ing at what hates the work can be done
at the Gove1Rment Office, is the next,
and the lowessSis that Of Mr.. Overton,
of New York. viii now be necessary
for Congress to direct what action shall be
taken"
Il is rumored that Mr.. Trumball, and
perhaps others of the majority in the
Senate, will take strong ground against any
tampering by Congress with the suffrage,
and argue that not only expediency but
good faith demands that the whole ques-
ton shall be left TO the States to determine
separately for themselves Washington
Letter-Baltimore Sun. q
Mutilated fractional currency in gums
of more than three dollars is redeemable
either at the United States Treasury, IN
Washington, or at the branch Treasury, IN
New York but at the latter only when the
mutilation il not In excess Of one-tenth Of
such currency.-Nen York Tribune.
UNSAFE Yesterday morning it was dis
covered that the railroad bridge Of the
Washington and alexandria Railroad Com
pany, which is used by the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Conpany,,h had settled
during Saturday night about six inches.
The settling is near the Virginia shore
No!ionQ! Mteltigencer, lSt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-Senate. The
bill referring the claim Of the Kentucky
University for damages sustained during
the war was tabled.
Several petitions from Georgia for relief
from rebel oppression were received.
More female suffrage petitions were pre-
scented. s-.-
a petition was presented from numerous
business, men of New York protesting
against foreign vessels carrying United
States mails.
The Committee on Indian Affairs reported
in favor of the indefinite postponement Of
the bill transferring the Indian Bureau to
the War Department. .
A bill appropriating $4,000 to fit up q
storeroom, for preserving models, in the Pa
tent Office was discussed. .'s"z
Mr.. Conkling moved that the act should
not take effect until the 18th of April, 1869.
He said he was utterly opposed to giving
any discretion to the present Administra-
ton which could by any possibility be
avoided without detriment to the public SER
vice. ~
The bill was finally passed 30 as to au-
thorize the Secretary of the Interior to rent
building for storing the models, and au-
thorizing the destruction of all models more
than seventeen years old which have not
been patented. a-s<L1- -
The consular appropriation bill was dis
cussed.
Householder the usual Monday call,
bill was introduced allowing the Govern
ment clerks ten per cent. additional pay.
1t was tabled-79 to IA.
A fod from Tho rraci-
dent, professors, and students Of the Col
lege of Physicians and Surgeons asking for
the Reorganization Of the naval medical
corps.
The following bills were introduced I'M
der the regular Mondays call and referred
Regulating the sales of bonds and bullion !;
preventing States from collecting illegal
imports, including taxing railroad passen-
gers making the President's salary $780,
600; paying Mr. Lincoln's widow and
children $4,000; giving the Greek Gov
eminent possession and title to the two
monitors Miantonoma and Agawam re-
ycking the grants of land to Alabama rail-
roads; constitutional amendments affecting
Federal and congressional elections; grant:
ing aid to the San Diego railroad; for the
construction of the Southern, Atlantic,
Gulf and Pacific railway; several bills re-
moving political disabilities granting
lands to Arkansas for the Mississippi,
Ouachita, and Red River, railroads; for
promoting the celebrity of the postal service.
A resolution admitting the Dominican
Republic as a territory Of the American
Union was tabled-ll0 to 62.o5ss.s:
a resolution was adopted ordering the
arrest Of Scanned for refusing to testify be-
fore the Election Fraud Committee.
A resolution suspending the payment
fbecause of alleged irregularities) of the
employees in the revenue Office in Philadel-
phia. ~ $3.50 ,4545ja
It was resolved to have an evening ses-
sion to consider the tariff. c..rt1 .lzt
A bill paying Walter d.. Powder, CO.
lored scout and spy in South Carolina,
81 GOO was passed. = t1G Co., CO..
n Adjourned. sslis .. ,., d u. 8 Vaa =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02

Ice IN .ABUNDANcE.-Richmond people
who dread scarcity of ice may take
courage. The Rattman's Journal of We'd
nesday says the ice gorge in the Susque-
hanna river at Lock Haven, Pa, extends
from the head of the boom to above Queens
Run dam. The body of ice is SO great as
to completely cover up the dam-no part of
it being visible. Should there be a sudden
rise in the river, and the entire mass start
at once, much damage may result to booms,
bridges, and other property, below.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02

A REMARKABLE TRANCE CisE.-A num-
Der of the Milwaukee physicians have been
examining remarkable case at Burling-
ton, Iowa-that Of Nina Rousche. On the
9Th of January she called her father to her
bedside and told him she was going to sleep,
and that she should sleep long time. She
said she should look as though she was
dead, but she should not be dead and made
her father promise that he would not bury
her. She then sank away, and has laid in
that state since the 9Th Of January - On
Monday last vein was tapped, and the
blood flowed as naturally as it would in a
living person. '' -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02

NOrT0IK, VA.
In Norfolk on the 30th ultimo sales of 1000
bushels white Corn at S5c., and 100 of oats ut
6Oc., measure.
Charleston, S. C.
In Charleston, 5. c., on the Goth ultimo,
Tennessee Corn was rather frmer ut Sl.l2 to
Sl.l5, weight, bags included. part Of 4 cargo
of 1000 bushels from Baltimore was sold at
81. 10 per bushel, weight, bulk. cargo of Oats
from Baltimore was held at 95c., weight bags
included. 49,. -....-..
Augusta, Ga.
In Augusta, Ga, on the 10Th ultimo Corn
was quoted at 81 10 to 3l.20; Oats, so 10 S5c.
Savannah, Ga.
In Savannah, Ga, on the 29th ultimo Corr.
was IL 05 from wharf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02

Rankin, left Leg and ribs broken; George
9. Copes, leg broken, and Internal injuries !;
Q. Hpassl, thigh broken I; Sol. Haas, arm
broken; Edward Strong and Colonel John
,. aHederick, slightly injured !; Archibald
MeCullun, Internal; injuries. AL were
well known citizens, and all members Of the
Hook and Ladder company except McCul-
5lum. It is hoped none are fatally injured.
The fire is progressing, but is under control
of the fremen, and will be confined to the
stable and a few adjoining buildings. 1ra-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02

SHOCKING CRIME IN MASSACHUSETTS,
Boston, January 30.-hibert D. Pyke was
arrested last Thur,day al Htchburg, Mass,
for adultery with his step-daughter, and
shortly afterwards mas indicted for the
murder Of his wife. II is said that he told
his step daughter that he would or could
marry her if her mother was out Of the
way. Mrs. Pyke died on Thursday in vio-
lent spasms, declared by physicians to have
been the effect Of arsenic. The daughter
hos been arrested, and both parties are
now in Fitchburr Jail awaiting the result
oil post norton examination. The de-
ceased was about fifty years old. The
daughter is twenty-six. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02

JUDGE PARKER, OF VIRGINIA.-Judge
Parker, Of Winchester, Va, is reported to
be looking for Senator sunner. The latter,
the other day, on the strength of carpet
hagger's memorial, denounced the Judge as
"moat atrocious." 1t is said that the Sena-
tor will have chance to justify or retract
his charge against q very worthy gentle
man or TO name q friend.-W0rld.
Those who know Judge Parker well will
not credit this report.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-MemphiS, Janu-
airy 3l.-An accident occurred near Glen
dale, GU the Memphis and Charleston rail-
road, yesterday morning. An express train
was crossing the trestle, when it gave way,
precipitating the engine, express, and bag
gage car into the creek below, killing John
Thomas, engineer. The fireman, express
messenger, and baggage master, were Sc
verely injured but for the fortunate
breaking OF the coupling the whole train
would have gone through, causing terrible
loss o. life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02
sonthern Press As,.s,o,,cr,iIatto,r,,.

AUGUSTA, Ga, February 1.-The annual
meeting Of the Southern Press Association
has been postponed to the 18th instant, in
consequence of the occurrence of the Com
mercial Convention at Knoxville. -s1sz.
A. B. Lamar, president Of the southern
Press Association, in announcing this
change Of time, says every southern press
is earnestly expected to be represented at
Mobile February lTth.' Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02
COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets.

-ft sNgyr ~. +
RrcHxosD, VA February l, 1859. ) 2
9E7tsj E98 &.t o5fEarkss. 80 o
Wacat--whits, so2 bushels. Red, s54 bush
,obrn White, l,s7s bushels Red, 81 bush
els. Mixed, 1913 bushels. i. s. 81 - ,.1-Ig
Odts.-2,6 74 bushels. a...-#5-..seF ss.H
Ryes--1sS bushels. ..s.tz -steg
+, AedL.-54 bushels. .,e .aseaa aa -s,.
Wheat-White, liz bushels prime at 1886;
SO bushels good at 1926; IS bushels common
at 81; 10 bushels inferior at s1.S5, SO bushels
at 81. SO total, 302 bushels. Red, 200 bushels
very good at 81; sc bushels fair at 81. s2h, As
bushels at 81 90, 10 bushels at sl.s5, 3s2 bush
els at 81. SO; 81 bushels inferior at Sl65-total,
1876 bushels. So
Grn.-White, 100 bushels prime on private
terms; Ss2 bushels very coed ut slc:; 2ss bush
els good 1T s0c. so bushels slightly damp
ut 79c.-total, SIS bushels. Red, 81 bushels ut
roc. Mixed, 572 bushels at s0c.; 70 bushels at
7sc., 1a bushels at 7sc.-total, 1913 bushels.
Oats.-1oo bushels very good ut roc, so BUSH
els at 7lc. loo bushels mixed at 72c.-total,
Rye.-42 bushels fair at $l.4l, AZ bushels at
81 40; 20 bushels good at Sl.42h-total, l54
bushels. a
Menl.-White country, unbolted, "a bushels
fair at SOC.
RR-ExH1BITED.
Waeat.-Red, 80 bushels. White, Ito bush
els. -~~
Oats.-1,5oo bushels.
Misunderstanding Of Corn to-day, e,l34
bushels, of which ITO bushels were re-ex-
hibited and 1873 bushels were sold market
to-day not quite SO active rs on Saturday not
withstanding partial shipping demand, and
prices, If any thing, rather tending downward.
Wheat in demand and firm, especially for good
grades fit for milling purposes. Oats, which
during the week were quite active and advanc-
ing, to-day received a check, and were dull.
Rye steady and in good demand at unchanged
rates.
The offerings Of grain at the Richmond Corn
Exchange during the month of January, 1859,
as compared with the same month last year
were:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02

FIGHT WITH INDIANs.-Citizens on Saline
river had fight with Pawnee Indians on
Saturday al Mulberry creek, in which
seven Indians we're killed. The Indians
we're trying to run Oft stock, and had rob
bed some houses on the Saline, which
caused the trouble. There were no whites
killed The Indians fired tirsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02

FROM The SANDWICH sLANDs-JASUARY
l6.-There was considerable excitement at
Honolulu in regard 10 the smallpox, and
the Board of Health had adopted stringent
quarantine regulations.
Several schooners had been wrecked on
different islands by severe storm, which
also caused some loss Of life at Hiloa. Ere
quent shocks Of earthquake had been felt
on the island Of Hawali, and the volcano of
Mona Lea was euveloped in dense smoke.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02

ATTEMPT AT MURpER-EIRE.-Fe,o York,
January 3l.-A mysterious attempt at muir
der vas made in Williamsburg last night.
4 person named Ormond visited the resi-
aence Of Pierce White, on Second street,
and for an unknown reason attempted his
life with razor or Bowie-knife. Whites
head is terribly cut, but he escaped with
his life and warned the police, who are in
search of the would be murderer.
The steam saw-mill of John Williams, at
Farmingdale, PAssaic county, New jersey,
vas destroyed by an iucendiary fire on
Thursday night. Loss, $4,000; no insu-
rance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02

PASSAGE OF THE BILL TO CEDE CHICAGO
TO Chicago, January 30.--A bill
has been passed in the lower House of the
Illinois Legislature by a vote of rs to 9 sepa.
rating the city Of Chicago from Illinois and
ceding il TO Indiana. A bill has been in
uoiuced in the Senate to repeal the river
improvement act.
This seems to be a strange proceeding.
i must be o hoax, or else il was in the In
diana House that the bill WAS passed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02

NATIONAL LIFE, INSURANCE. COM
In PANY OF THE UNITED STATES OF
5MERICA, WAsHINaTON, d. C;.GHARTERR-
ED BY SPECIAL kCT .oF CONGRESS A.
PR0yEp July IS lsss;TGAs Ia ,G N1Ia AZ.
p G SfssT aaT ha EaR
PHILADELPHIA where the general business OF
the Company Is transacted, andto whicn al gene
raj correspondence should be aaafessea'
cr, 1 spTCE Il. cIAkK, President -
J Je cooKE. Chairman sinsnce and Executive
HE 1920 s SoeKE y!ss.g.es,ds mt ,t,,rv.
Tnis Company, national In its character. oners.
q w 5Es Of
insuring life yet presented to the public.
The rates OF premium, being largely reduced1 are
made as favorable 70 tbs insurers ss nose OF Ing
best mutual companies and avoid all the compu.
cations and uncertainties Of notes dividends, and
the misunderstand iHss which the atter are 30 aps
to Cause tie policy-holasr;, ..,,s. &C nov nre-
scented, which need only to be understood 70 prove
acceptable 70 the publice, sucn g ins iAC9@@EE
PRODUCING POLICY and RETURN Pr
not only secures life Insurance payable at death.
but viii receive, living, after PERIOD OF ie ~
years. az, ennat t.cos sqttat 70 zen Pr Ss Wv
tse S Ssa ss R 70 retr, T. tho asssred s
TO tie amotint@ his policy. 80
The attention OF, persons contemplating fnsur1n9
their lives or increasing the amount Of insurance
they already have, ts called TO the special sdyan'
tages offered by the Nationxl Life Insurance Com
Circulars, pamphlets and fun particulars, given
on application TO the branch odlce OF the COM
panSJ jay 8 COOKE CO.. Wash,ngs,n, 3 Rs C.:
and Rest s siEkfaiac Cashier FIRST national
Richmond' the Agent ZOE Hanrlco' jan Ie nn'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02
Domestic Markets-EBr TELEGRAPH.

New York, February 1.-Noon.-Stocls un.
settled and favorable. Money more active ut
49, llST North Carolina SIS, ssh asked
new, 6ls. Tennessee 6s, ex-coupons, o77c
new, GIN. sL -.
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat dull and
prices favor buyers. Corn dull and heavy
Pork active and firmer; new mess, $3l 25
Steam lard firm barrels, 20h@20Ac. Cotton
firm at 29Ac. Turpentine firm at 57H@5sc
Rosin dropping at 81 .eo9S2, So. Freights q niet.
bales at 29Ac. Flour dull and declining; SUI
perfne, $5.75Ds6.25; common to fair extra
Southern, $6,756s7.25. Wheat dull and lower
white California. 30. 10. Corn heavy and
mixed, sIo2@sl O3 new, ol@ssc.a Oats dull
and lower. Pork irmer and in good demand
new, s316lf32; old, s3o5o@$3l. Lard drmer !.
kettle, 2oA@2l%. Whiskey, Csc. gal. Groce:
ries firm. Turpentine, 57@5sc Rosin, $2630
$3.50. Freights-Cornl per steam, ID. r-r'1a.
Money more active at z per cent, with ex-
ceptions at 6 per cent. Gold weak at 1903.
Southern securities stronger; Georgia US, 81.
North Carolina, So; new, 6lS. Louisiana o's,
7lh Levees, SO. South Carolina SIS, " new,
6sA. Tennessee 6's, 67A; new. SO. Stocks
closed feyerish and unsettled. Governments
closed weak; 5-2O's, '62, ll21s-~re ~ s7 ~ gh
BALTIMORE, February LECTION unchanged.
Flour quiet and inactive Wheat firm prime
red, So. 259s2. 80. Corn firm; prime white, 81
@SSc.; yellow, S8@S7c. Oats firm ut 7o97oc.
Rye uTm aL gpl00epsl.oo IoIh III III d. @'.'
Bacon active at l4h9l4Ac.; hams, zoe. Lard,
2lc. ..s.......-...... 100000 "-.# e
CINCINNATI, February Flour dull and
unsettled; family, S7.259s7.75. Corn firm at
6706Sc. Whiskey firm and higher at 97c. Mess
pork, $3l bid, s3i. so asked, with speculative
demand. Lard active at Zoe. asked. ! Bulk
meats quiet and unchanged, and held firmly.
Bacon firm shoulders, l4Ac.; clear sides, &c.;
sugar cured hams, l9Qll9hc. - 60
ST.. LOUIS, February l.-Wbiskey nominal
at 92hc. Pork firm but inactive att $3f250
$3.50. Bacon unchanged. Lard firm; prime
country, l9h@l9hc.
WILMINGTON, N. o., February 1.-Spirits
turpentine firm at 64c. Rosin dull. Crude
tur pentine active at So 4olsS .65. Tar active
at So. Cotton steady at 27Hc. sassH II
NEW ORLEANS, February l.-Cotton sitter
but operations restricted on account OF, the
bad weather; middlings, Csc. /; sales, 1,6oo
bales; receipts since Saturday, 4,77o bales
Sugar-Common, loa0loAc.; prime, l2A0
l3c. yellow clarified, l4H@l6c. Molasses-
Common, 6@54c. prime, 67Gssc. choice. 50
@7oc. Gold, ls61s. New York sight, h@Ec.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02

Bold Robbery I'm q Gambiing.house.
NEW YORK, February l.-Three men en-
tered the gambling saloon at No. 5S6 Broad
way last night, tied the dealer, and robbed
the bank Of 1000. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02
Foreign markers--fBr TxLraHHApHl. j.

LONDON, February 1.--Noon.--Consols, 9SA.
United States bonds, 1874. Fine rosin, ITS. cd.
9iss. So 4.
LIvKRpooL, February .-Nooa.-Co,ton
opened active; uplands, 1lAd. :, Orleans,
HID. sales, 1000 bales Bombay shipments
to the GOTH are 10000 bales. Red western
wheat, 9s. Cd. @9s. lid. Corn-Old, 34s. Sd. /;
nsw, S3s. Sd. 80 EB &16&0 e,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02

BANK RoBBED.-St Louis, January 30.
The Kansas City JoeunaLot Commerce says
that the clearinghouse of J. f. Hubbard
& Co., at Poole, Kansas, was robbed on
Friday Of SIG 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02

DEATH OF \ Prominent DELAwARIAN.-
Wilmington, Uet., January 3l.-Charles j.
Dupont, prominent citizen, died here to-
dag. He was an elder brother Of the late
Admiral Dupont. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02

KILLED BY PULLARD.-It is stated that
q letter has been received here from Col
lector smythe authorizing the withdrawal
Of his name for confirmation as Minister to
Russia.-Nuti0nal lntelliqencer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02
Distflaery Burnt.

NEW YORK, February 1.-The distillery
of Hsnton, Newman & Co. was burned last
night. Loss, $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02
Hayden Forays ON French Conn.
,# merce. rsga

HAVANA, February 1.-The Haytien
cruiser Salnave has seized two French ves-
sells in the harbor of st. Marie. The French
Admiral declared the Haytien blockade in
efficient, and compelled the Government to
give up the vessels. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02

Having formed the above co-partnership as sue
cessors to Wake & Gray, we will continue the
same business as heretofore conducted by them,
and solicit the patronage OF the old firm.
.-e ANDREW j. GRAY,
"a % q, sONERyILLE GRAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02
The British Telegraph

VALENTIA, IRELAND, February 1.-The
lines Frustrated by the storm are again
working.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02
Fw.H. PECKHAM, President;
E.aV, 6lHAaAN, Eecretary;
L. MCADAH, ActuAry -,
70 GA. FUDICkAIl, Superintendent.

~ 100 DIREcToRs:izrs Iist
General JOHN A. DIX; ~ gr.aI ~.
w. WILKINS, OF Wnkens 3 Co, /: ,gss..
GEORGE T. HOPE, President Continental Fire In
surance Company; .s4
Hon. JAMES HARPER, OK Harper Brothers;
JOHN j. CRANE, President Bank Of Republic;
W. M. yErMILYE, OF Vermilye q Co., bankers
Hon. GEORGE OrpYKE. ex-Mayor Of New York;
AARON ARNOLD, OF Arnold, Constable 8 Co.
'' Sls 0'A'''' ts5T9 HUTzLER 8 BERNHEM,
General Agents for Virginia, North Gsrolins, and
81 y Tennessee, TgtEEl -@EfA 1c1Ia2S4Gg
Dr. g. CARELL, Medical Examiner jas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02
DEsSOLUTHONS, &c.


Mr.. SoMERVILLE GRAY is admitted to an
interest in my business, to take effect from the LIST
Of January, under the firm name Of ANDREW j..
GRAY & co. . q. .sr@. .
January as. 1852. ANDREW j. GRAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02
Tobacco Markets.

FRBRuARY lat the Richmond Tobacco Ex-
change to-day offerings at auction were lo5
packages, of which 10 were taken in and ba-
lance sold from "a to $l7 Breaks to-day, SO
hogsheads, IA tierces, and boxes. Market, If
anything, little more lively, but prices low
because of the bad order in which most OF the
tobacco received is put up by planters. We
repeat our quotations as follows:
Ne,o Lugs.-Shipping, green, unripe common
to medium, 81 5O@f5.26; shipping, ripe In
good order, s5.5O@s6. 90; working, common to
medium, "a. 5o@$6.eo; working, good, S55o@
So so; bright, smoking, or working, $7QSl2.5O !;
bright, good and fine, $lo9s2o.
Neuo Leaf.-Shipping, short dark, in good or
der, 1889 shipping, short dark, in soft Or,
der, 5000 rs; shipping, long dark, IN good
order, SS.JO@sll so; shipping, long dark, in
soft orde:, s7.5o@slo; slemming, short and
long, $6. 5o@*l2; bright wrappers, medium to
good, sl2@$25 bright, fine to extra, S2egS4o,
The quantity of loose tobacco sold at
Shockoe warehouse during the month of jan
uary, 1859, was 5s2, 800 pounds, against 2l3, 100
pounds same month last year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02
Fire at EYiIminston, n. C.-seEfous
Accident, XgE2

J WILMIsGToN, N. O., February IA
livery stable, owned by b. q. drant and
occupied by Sutherland & steagaH' wss
burned tonight. BY the falling OF o shed
the following persons were Injured: john
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02
Louisville, Ky.

In Louisville, KY, on the 9th uitimo the
market was active and frmer with increased
receipts, including lo1 hogsheads from Ken
lucky. New breaks were very large, with
sales Of 26l hogsheads and IL reflections, and
prices ranged from $3.50 to s2o.25. Quotations
were for new: Trash, $685. so; Jugs, COM
mon, $59s55o Tugs, good, $685.; leaf, COM
mon, 1909 leaf, medium, $9@$l1; leaf, fair TO
good, Sl2QSl5; leaf, fair to selections, $lo4S4o.
,r.s-..- ..t- Cincinnati, Ohio.
In Cincinnati on the 25th ultimo there was
fair demand for leaf, and not much offering ;
sales Of % hogsheads and box, including 20
of Mason and Bracken counties from 1896 to
Bic. 80, and West Virginia from 81 TO IS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02

YTHHE FIRM OF ARMISTEAD & CARY
4 is this day dissolved by mutual consent1OHN
B. CARY Withdrawing. All parties having Claims
those indebted win make Immediate payment.
either member viii use the name Of the firm In
rjsn,,idstion only, WILLIAM A.ARMISTEAD, e
JOHN B, CARY. EB
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02

CO-PARTNERsHIP.- We have this day formed
q co-partnership under the firm name OF HILL,
BENTLEY & SKINKEk for the purpose Of con-
Quoting GENERAL COMMISSION Buo1NEss'
at No. IL Pearl street. Richmond, Va.
Charles D. Hill. William G. Bentley and Charles
e. Skinker Will sign the firm nsme and have the
exclusive control and active management OF the
hIisiness : - CHAkLEa u, HILL,
-@ WILLIAM g. BENTLEY,
sg.f.s..& r. CHARLES K. SKINNER,
- as= -aa# sr.sEs JAMES POTEAT.
ID u Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-02

HISSOLUTION.-Th firm of HILL &
~ BENTLEY Is this day dissolved. The busi-
ness heretofore conducted under that style Will be
continued by HILL Bentley Skinker, as per notice
- - r. CHARLES D. HILL,
@ WILLIAM s.. BENTLEY,
~ -0. ..-s $50 JAMES POTEAT.
RICHMOND. VA. December a. 1888.