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CX0GEERY. DC

L ! GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
OF their own importation, lar2e additions to their
STOCK, and are prepared TO offer special induce
mpnts 20 buyers. New ami handsome patterns Of
Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets IN rich, decorated
gold band Plain White China and White Granite,
Rich Fancy Goods. Cut and Pressed Glassware In
gers and other celebrated makers; Plated Ice
Pitchers, Walters, Goblcts, Forks, Spoons, &c ;
I,errigerators, Watcr-Coolers, C8vtors, Lamps
Lookln2-Glasses, Block TIN and Japan Ware In
great variety.
= Country merchants. hotel-keepers, and house
keepers. win consult their interests by calling on
us. KELLOGG & GIBSON,
Importers, Wholesale aad Retail Dealers,
I2o7 Main street, Iiichmond. Va
YDEAaO =. 7AYLO and =. G.. SUTTON, Ja.
Snlss,ppp- my 10
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A circular from the Comptroller's Office
suggests as o matter of safety the refusal
Of all a50's and s100's on the First Ma
tional Bank of Jersey City.
The revenue receipts to-day were $685.
900.
Secretary Boutwell, will return to the city
on Saturday.
The custom receipts for the week ending
the Gath were nearly 50, 000, 900.
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TIE Observation-Disclosures SQrABGLE.-The
trouble between Mr.. William Horace Lin
gard, the Captain Jinks" of the Grand
Opera House, New York, and his pretty
wife, Miss Alice Cunning, was ventilated
before Justice Dodge in New York
Tuesday. The World says: -
/" An amusing squabblc between the par
ties took place in court. The most painful
feature of the case is that it inyulros tho
re J"utation for chastity Of no less a person
than our eminent fellow-citizen James
Fisk, Jr. Mr.. Ling&rd was required by
Justice Dodge TO give bonds in 500 to OBJ
aervc the peace towards Miss Dnnning, and
the affair was settled thus. The parties
appeared together ut the Grand Opera
House last evening. They have extensive
" advertised themselves. and may rely
upon an increased interest on the part Of
the public and full houses hereafter.
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Two YouHG MEN KILLED By CARELESS
SEss.-Nepton, Iora, December 20.-Last
night about II o'clock q most heaitrending
circumstance occurred in our city, whereby
q widowed mother is now doubly bereaved.
The circumstances Of the case are briefly
as follows:
Mr.. Cleveland and wife have been on a
visit to friends in this place, and were at
the house of Mrs. Annis, awaiting the ar
rival of the express train from the west,
due at 1925 A. NJ. The family of Mrs.
Annis. consisting of two boys (her only
daughter being east on a visit), Mr.. CieVe-
and wife, and u young man, a scnool-
teacher, boarding at the house at the time:
All present were enjoying themselves ana
having a pleasant time, as they were soon
to lose the society of their visitors. DURING
the conversation the topic Of the manual OF
arms was discussed and upon the boys
expressing q wish TO witness the evolutlons,
the gchool-teacher took a carbine belonging
TO Mr.. Cleveland and began with the ma
nual. lie had proceeded as far az take
aim. fire." when one OF the boys gave the
command to FIRE, when he thoughtiessiy or
accidentally let the hammer down luli on
the nipple Of the gun, and, to the terror OF
that fated household, the piece was aus
charged, the ball going through the head Oh
no y]nnnrest son, killing him instantly ana
sIhen striking the elder i'll the 6ooy, pro,
A;r1 . mortal wound, as the eldest dieu
-. "a O'Clock this morning. IL ID unoei,
let Mr. Cle,eland stated tina ne haa
3 the load fro.u the gun, n !. is
Ipge conjecture hat the or ssose
Exuity is the effect III cuieteS.
dependence Of the D"s:
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Domestic S1urketS-fBY TELEGRAPul.

eiA," aANA
NEW YORK, December SO Eoon.-Flour 5Iioc.
better Oh low grades. Wheat Il shade trmer. Corn
L.. better. Pork lower new mess, $3.50. Lard
dull. Cotton quiet and steady ut 25sc. Turpentine
quiet 1t i3c. kosin hrIn at 81. o5G e. 10 for strained.
Freights quiet.
EreninG.-Cotton unchanged sales ?,2eo bales
at CSC. Flour In fair export demand; supernne
state. 81. common 10 fair extra southern,
Sc. Wheat in fair export and milling de-
maud: winter red western, al.1i0SL3'3.- Corn
ease. better: uew yellow southern, Ode. .03.
Pork lower III S29.5 sea go. Lard dropping kettle,
la0ls;c. Whiskcy, sac. Groceries dali but frmer.
TGrpentlne, .s@itc. Frei2hts dropping.
BALTIMORE, December 3o.-Cotton nominal.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat and corn firm
under small receipts. oats dull. Ness pork, S3l.
Bacon-Shouldsrs, l.fc. WEiskcy, Sl9SLol.
Virginia Gs-Old, ~ bid.
CINCINNATI, December so.-Wh!skey Ole. 3ssc.
Provisions dropping.
LOUISVILLE, December 'o.-Corn t5G7oe. Pro.
visions frmer. Pork, $50. Bacon--Shoulders,
lafc. clear sides, l1ac. Whiskey, %. 0p6c.
| ST. LOUIS December a.-Corn-Cho!ce dry
scarce and hrm. Whiskey, DEC. Provisions dull.
WILMINGTON, n. c., December ao.-spirits
turpentine dull and nothing doing: crude rn-
changed. Rosin dull No. !, SasOIs2.7s. Tar
quiet 1T SI.ssGsl.os. Cotton guile. and steady ~
f3@:?sc.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. December so.-Cot.on dull
ard hth lower; middlings, ?3!c,: receipts, l,s2:
bule.' exports, coastwise, a,eos bales.
AUcl'STA, GA, December so,-C6tton very ocse'
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OPPOSITION TO THE ECUMENICAL Cot.

OPPOSITION TO THE ECUMENICAL CUrS-
cI1..-It appears from q telegram in the
Italian papers that the Free Thinkers
Council, held in Naples, i'll opposition To
the Ecumenical Council at Rome, was
closed hy the authorities. The reason given
is that the members raised cries of Down
with the Emperor Of the French,' and
" Long Live the Republic"
IN opcn-air demonstration in opposition
10 the Ecumenical Council, and i'll honor OF
~Savonarola. took place in Florence. The
proceedings were married byvcry unfaroFa-
ble weather, heavy rain falling all the
time. and the attendance was but scanty-
about three hundred persons. Father GA
yuzzi was among the speakers, and his
attacks upon the papacy were received with
=. 90 1-o' of e!-v-s;ng.
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4 SHREwD TRICK N UNCLE SAM-PlPE-
LAYING TO SOME PURPOsE-AS EXTRAoRDl-
NARY EXPosE.-Iesierday, before Commits
sioner Shields, Julius Raymond, who claims
to be part owner Of the large distillcry nj
Nos. 102 and l01 Hester street, made an affi-
davit e%mbodying the following facts That
the distillery was run in the name OF David
Eilau, who had no interest in It, the other
owners being George Hoffman, David Lei
dcrsdCrf, Philip Leidcrslorf, and Steckcr !:
that Hoffman managed the business that
large quantities of whiskcv were i~llicitly
conveyed by means of an India rubber pipe
from the dissillery to a compounding-house
adjoining, which was hired by Hoffman and
David Leidersdorf, and run in the name of
Joseph Hoffman, the son of George HofE-
nan that e quantity Of the whiskey ILL
itly removed was sold to q r~ectifer in Mon
zoe street; that in one week 10 hogsheads
Of molasses went into the distillery and
only about fifteen barrels Of whiskey came
out, while, during the same period, from
the compounding-houso about fifty barrels
of whiskev were removed each day that
George Hoffman told deponent that to pre-
vent seizure of the whiskey sent from the
compounding-house he was supplied with
bills by B. Schumah, who had a distlllery
in west Thirty-sixth street and O compound
ing-house in west Thirty-seventh street, to
chow that the whiskcy was tax-paid and ali
right that at one time the whiskey which
was being illicitly removed in the night
took fire and burned the engineer, named
Dafler, very badly that Dattler is now en-
ployed in the distiliery, and has been paid
a sum Of money by George Hoffman to
Keep still about the affair.
David Eilau also made an affidavit sub
stantially corroborating the one made by
RAYMOND. It seems that Raymond was
dissatisfied with the manner III which the
business was carried on by his partners,
and hence his complaint. The parties
charged gave bail for an examination
Neu York Star.
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Foreign News.
EGYPT.

PoRT SAID, December 30.-The steamer
Sterling passed through the Suez canal yes
tcrday in twelve hours, and departed i'm
mediately for Bombay. Several other
steamers followed her.
SPAIN.
MADRID, December 30.-Senor Castelar,,
leading the Republicans, denounced the
Ministry in the Cortcs yesterday as ready
to throw the crown as u fragile toy to q boy
king.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, December 30.-Templc was en-
throned to-day as Archbishop Of Canter-
bury. The procession was loudly cheered.
FRANC
PARIS, December 30.-M. Olivier has not
yet formed a Ministry.
The bullion in the Bank of France has
decreased nearly 10000, Q00f.
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EARTHQUAKES oS II PACIFIC Slope
SIN Francisco, December ga dispatch
from Virginia City, dated December Goth,
says distinct shocks of the earthquake were
felt in Mariposa. The whitewater of the
Coal Tunnel Mining Company is increased
thirteen inches, and all the steamboat
springs-water was forced through the earth
this morning and last evening. The mines
have not been injured by the earthquake.
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NOTICES.

Mt BACHELORS HAIR-DYE.-This
splendid HAIR-DYE Is the best In the world-the
only true and perfect dye: harmless, reliable, in
stantaneous. No disappointmcnt-no ridiculous
tiuts remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes. inr!go-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold BY all druggists and peritiners,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory 10 Bond
street, New York. NH !V-couts
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.

COLLEGE INFIRNARY,
OMARSHALL BELOW TWELFTH STREET,
RICHMOND. VA,
for the treatment OF all classes or medical and sur.
gtcal cases except smallpox and Insanity.
In addition TO toe ARG NARDS the ImnrIn.
airy contains Il number Of IVA ROOMS
possessing al the comforts and privacy OF . pri-
vate residence, with experienced nurses and at
PENDANTS always ut hand. Patients haze the priv
legr Of selecting their medical adviser either from
the staff OF the Intrmary or any respectable prsc-
t,tiouer In the city.
CHARGES,
Including Board, Medical Attendance, and
Medicine:
1TlVdIt TDOIlS, ,, i q TSV pl "CSAs
Large wards. "a per week.
a small additional fee Is charged for surgical
opcr1tlons.
mond received on CHARITY.
For H. formation or admission, apply at the In
Urinary to ISAIAH II. WHITE, NJ. d.,
no % Medical superintendent.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Mnrket,

NEW YORK. December 5o.- Eoon.-stocks weak.
Gold opened at lia1, but rose to 12os. More active
at 7 FER cent, gold. Stcrling-Long, 1929 short.
l9Hs. sos, go, 1l2. TENNESSEE s's-Ex-coupons.
sag new. aii. Virginia 6s-Ex-coupons. Al
new. So. North Carolina d's-Old ~; new. cst.
Erenfng Money easier at ! per cent. currency.
Sterling. 10s;Gloat. Gold quie. Mt lle1. 5-2o's, 80.
quiet and steady at 1l2,. Southern securities firm
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Collision between State and Federal
Authority IN A1abaEnu-TnxinS Ey-
Dress COmDanieg.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, December 3O.-A
question involving State and Federal juris-
diction has arisen here. The State law
lcvys a tax upon the Southern Express
Company. The company applied to Judge
Busted, Of the United States Court, for au
injunction which was granted. The State
Auditor has issued u circular to tax collec-
tors ordering them to collect the tax in
spite of the injunction. The case promises
to be one of great interest, and the State
and company have each engaged eminent
counsel to fight it through the courts.
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Tho public debt statement will appear
on Monday.
It is now said that Senator Pratt Will not
resign.
c. A. Snyder, Richmond, has obtained q
patent for tags for mail-bags.
1t is said that the Postmaster-Gcneralhas
made arrangements for carrying the mails
to Europe.
a newspaper is to be published in Wash
ington, under the auspices Of the National
Executive Committee Of Colored Men, to re-
present the political and industrial intc-
rests Of that race.
\ conference Of the friends Of q free
banking law has beer held In Washington
within a few days, and it has been deter
mined 10 sustain Poluud's bill providing
for such a system, and to advocate Sccrc-
tary Boutwell's bill as a basis for it.
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CORN NJ FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, December 30, 1859.
OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-White. AZ bushels. Red, lF2 bushels:
Corn .-Whit 2a bushels. Yellow, ~ bushels.
Mixed, 4I bushels.
Odts.-20s bushels.
Rys.-i5 bushels.
Medt.-30 bushels.
FiGrssed.-s bushels.
SALES.
Wh<at.-White. eco bushels prime ut 81 .373.
Red. lGi bushels prime al Sl.S.
.Corn.-WhIte, 81 bushels good at sac. yellow.
.. bushels very good at S0c. Mixed 200 onsheis
good at SOC.
OatS.-7J bushels slightly damaged at soc.
Rgs.-iG bushels inferior at 81.
NcGl.-W hitc, so bushels coarse country bonei
II s0c.
EE-EyuIB1TEp.
WheHt--White. u bushels.
REMAREs.-The market for prime red Wheat
to-day came within 2Sc. of the price of prime
white. Corn was very dull and prices, If any
thing, were tending downward. Oats very dull.
Nothing worth noticing done In Rye.
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WHAT THE PORE SAID.-The exact words
Of the Pope were, "But, rs St. John Chry-
session. said, nothing is more powerful than
the Churcl-the Church is stronger than
Heaven ITSELF" Heaven and earth shall
pass away, but M words shall not pass"
The telegram omitted this last sentence,
Which gives the sense Of the passage.
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is in Washington.

II RECEPTION OF THE RICHMoNn
tPRESS.-The visitors will be CHARTERED at
the new Arlington Hotel, where the Mcssrs.
Roessle have made every preparation for
fheir enjoymcn; and comfort.
The reception banquet will take place at
the Arlington at 5 P. NJ. New Years day,
Colonel Thomas e. Florence, of the SunGGv
Gazette, will preside, with Mr.. l.. 4. Co
bright, OF the Associated Press, and James
7. towardin, of the Richmond DiSpa!ch, ut
the lower ends OF the table. which will be OF
horseshoe shape. Mr.. V. s. Gilman, Of
the Richmond Enquirer, and Major Ben
Pcrley Poore, of the Boston Journal, will
support the President on his right and left.
WASHINGTON, December 80; 1869.
-MeSSrS. Kelly d Leon: 9
Fricnds,-Iour kind Invitation is &C
tccpted. Il will give Us pleasure 10 accom-
pany Il Richmond brethren to the matinee
and enjoy your very agreeable entertain
nent, but You must not be angry if we
laugh at YOU,
Yours, truly and respectfully,
ARTHUR SHEPHERD.
on behalf of the Executive Committee
Washington Press Association.
The Richmond party will comprise .
presentatives from nj the papers, with two
or three honorary members ~aShington
Chronicle.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch:
LETTER FROM LEXINGTON.

CONCERT AT THEANN SMITH ACADEMY
CHRISTMAS-GENERAL LEES CHRIST
\ SnRDER-SUSDAY-SCHOOL TREATS
SHOOTING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
THE LITERARY SOCIETIES OF TIE NIR-
GINA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
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METROPOLITAN WORKS, CORN

NFETROPOLITAN WORKS, CORNER
vi SEVENTH Nj CANAL STREETS,
RICHMOND, Va.
STATIONARY ASg PORTABLE ENGINES
BARK. GRIST, AND PLASTER MILLS;
BOILERS,
FORGINGS,.
CASTINGS OF BRASS OR IRON,
MlLL-GEARING of all kinds
IRONS for "Howe-Truss ~ and other bridges;
ENGINES and other MACHINERY repaired and
sold On commission, or taken in exchange for
new.
Our engines and saw-mills are new In principle,
and considered equal to any made. We fully war
rant all work made 1T this establishment. Send
for descriptive circulars. Agents In tho southern
- for Blake's Stone and Ore Crusher.
O.. WILLIAM T.. TANNER 4 &C
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| TIE INCOME TAX IN CINCrNNATI.-Dis-
trict Attorney Bateman, of Cincinnati, has
been in consultation with Commissioner
Delano regarding q re8ssessmcnt of income
tax in Cincinnati. Il has been discovered
hat the Government has been dcfraud"d
out Of many thousand dollars by wealthy
citizens III that city, who have not made
proper returns. \ reaSsessmcnt has been
ordered, and the guilty persons will be made
u feel tbs Iisul OF LIv law.
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GRAND CoSs1sToRY.-A meeting Of the
Grand Consistory, A. 8. R. 32d Degree
Masons, will be held in L%ynchburg the
third Wednesday in January next for the
election Of officers for the ensuing year.
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The Merchants Exchange Bank
D~efalcatiOn,

New YORK, December Gothic Mcr-
chants Exchange Bank loses but $4,000
by Oakley's defalcation.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

SITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT IN VlR-
Judge Underwood, of the United
) district court of Virginia, has dis
of over 1000 cases in two years,
# which were cases in bankruptcy,
&c number Of the balance were old
a cases. Four thousand cases were
>eted last year. General Bradley T.
,nson represented the Baltimore banks,
his fees in the settlement of these cases
,nted 10 $50, 600. Soma Of these Fir-
! +. banks have paid par for their notes,
Z ers as high as ninety per cent, and none
q ean thirty cents on the dollar. MIR.
On has been thoroughly reconstructed
| a noble example in acquiescing in
The ~aation. md is ardcntly engaged in
acc; ing the work of reconstruction
Washington Rtpujlicom.
: It is easy 10 sec from the above that Tn
terwooi is in Washington.
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ANOTHER BANK RoBBERY.-ADnny, De-
cember 29.-Thc Schoharie County Bank,
in Schohario village, was robbed this morn
ing BY burglars of $4,000.
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~RICHMoSo. 1 ecember 30, 1850.
We have no Change to note In quotations, 6
here Is but little doing owing to the holidays.
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IryI>GroS. December % ISco

LEXINGTON, December %, 1869.
Your correspondent has had the rlcasur"
of attending n concert at the Ann Smith
Academy which was exceedingly crcdi-
table to the accomplished head of the mu-
steal dcr&luncnt--Miss Exal, Of Ecadinr,
England,--and the young ladies who par
ticiratcd in it.
It will be gratifying to the many friends
oil the principal of this school-thc ~vcncral
D.. Nhitc-to learn that he is raising the
standard every year, and is increasing its
patronage and usefulness.
Christmas is passing of here very Uni-
city md pleasantly in the main. The two
institutions have suspended for two days,
and tho stunents and cadets have been en-
joying their holiday and their Christmas
boxes, and doing it for the most part in n
very rational way. 1t would be strange if
there were not some dissipation at Christ
mas among so large a number of young
men, but Your correspondent has seen very
little Of it. General Lee issued the follow
inc
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vHE COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK,

AT FARMvILLE, VA,
Is NOW PREPARED TO RECEIVE, AND
sOLIClTS DEPOSlTS-
Those remaining four months and over mt the rate
Of six per cent. : under fowr months. ut i've per
cent. Dcpositors eau draw six par cent. Interest
every four months.
ONCE at old Farmers Bank.
DISCOUNT DAY-THURSDAY.
e.. r. READ, PRESIDENT.
John II. KSIGIT. CASHIER.
MISREPRESENTATION K. Berkeley, Samuel 3.
NcKinne,, Joseph y. Gils, John A. Daily,
Thomas j. Davis. Il. T. lrDas', Jr.
STOCEuoLDtRS.-P. W. Mckinney, 2. A.
Forbes, Il. G. Richardson, Jr., Il j. Mckinney
John X. wilson, a: D.. DickiGson. kich'rd Nell
j. Hundley, y. i. Bocock, ". L. Bocock, Thomas
z. Perkluson, ;. O. Sout2all, c. 81. Walker, b.
7. Walker, NJ. {. Elcan, william <. 5annaway,
John ". Wilson, crcacnr & White, ~. +. Venn-
bic, A. Z. venable. II. Il. Hooper, silas Bigiow.
b.. s.. Scott & Co" John a.. Scott, Jr., \. w. Smith,
W. L. Lancaster, james d. Crawley.
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pan Opera Troupe is in Cincin-
N Tines correspondent at Rome
Fhe Pope's influence over the
Council Is sisibly growing
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TIE CONTESTED ELECTION CAeE.-The
testimony in the case of Charles Whit
tlcscy, contesting the right of Hon. Lewis
Mckenzie to his seat III The House Of Re-
representatives. is continued before Judge
Hill. who is taking down the evidence.
Barney McCrackeu, a lieutenant il Captain
Triplct's Irish Volunteers, from this city.
was examined yesterday evening, but re-
fused to answer many of the questions put
to him by Mr.. Mckenzie's counsel. He
acknowledged to circulating documents
against Mr.. Mex, containing charges of in
eligibility, merely for the sake OF defeat
ing that gcntlcman's election. As to his
whereabouts and occupation during the
war he would give no answers To-day
Philip Mugler, from Orange county, was
examined, his testimony going to show that
he had circulated Mr.. Whittlesey's pamph-
let on Mr.. Mckenzie prior to the election.
The cross-examination discloses the fact
that NJ. was a d~eserter from the Confede-
rate army. X. b. Beckley (colored) was
also examined in reference 10 Mr.. Mchen-
zie's loyalty, which seems, so far, to be I'M
questioned by any Of the witnesses.-Aler-
Qndria Gazette.
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ITO CONSUMPTIVES.-The advertiser,
L having been restored to health in 2. few wsck.
by Il very simple remedy after having SUFFERED
several years With Il severe lung affection and that
dread disease consumption, IS anxious to mako
known to his fellow-sutferers the means OF cure.
To all who desire 1t he Will send q copy OF the
prescription used free of ~chargel, with the direc..
lions for preparing and using the same, which.
they Will find a sure cure for consunpticn, asthmas
bronchitis. etc. The object of the advertiser ~.
sending the prescription IS to benefit tho afrlcte0
and spread Information which he c0nceiVes to.u
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer VIII try.
his remedy, us it will cost them nothing and msy;
prove II blessing. -
Parties wishing the prescription VIII please adSl
dress REV. EDW AKD A. "lLSONI2a
Williamsburg, Kings county, N.Y.
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but arm, With light offerings; mff61ings, -
asic.; sales. 7os bales; receipts, Ill bales.
sAvAygAB. Ga, peccnber a-cottoa -Hett6
ers firm ut 23ic. ; re 'cipts, s,s27 bales; exporHJ
l OCT bales sales, $50 bales.
MOBILE. December 3G.-Cotton closed gu1es
with n moderate dcmand: middlinRs, 233N55tcs
snIes. 1000 bales receipts, ]. Il. bales; expofny
II, Ella bales.
NEW ORLFASF, December 3o.-Cotfon stesny
at 2lfI1ttc. Sales. e,5oo bales. Receipts. 1e91
bales. Exports--To Liverpool, S, sIs bales; Genos:
$50 byles Barcelona, c55 bales; Providence, I,1S
bales. S~ucar-Prime. I25Ie!c. M~olasses-P1tna,
csGQ7oc. Gold, l2Ob. hcw York sight, parCF.
discount.
Foreign Market-LBY TELEGRAPH.
PARIS, December so.-Bourse opens firm renteA
72f. SOC.
LIvFRPooL, December 20 Cotton hrfner;
sales OF Is, o09 bales. ECeJltng.-Cot.on 1rm up
lands, HID. Orleans, ND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-31

VT OS.-Mr. James A. Robinson, to-
3D. ,facturer of this city, Under
bacco manu- " examination before
went g p~relimina., ~aterday on the
Commissioner Rufin y~-.. Mr.
of defrauding the revenue.
Robinson was sent on TO be tried in the i,
United States circuit court, which sits in