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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-29
Virginia.

The Washington correspondent Of the
state Journal writes that Virginia Will DC
rcprc-cntcdin Congress within a week after
the rcasScmtling of that body, and that
neither General BUTLER nor Senator sun
SER. il so disposed. could prevent Snrh Il
result. This correspondent speaks IN a
confident tone, and seems to Wfitc As one
having information which justified Ii. We
hnnn for the best.
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spRCIAL NOTICES.
NJ A LARGE STOCK.
L ASSORTMENT.
LOW PRICES.
LOTS OF GOODS FOR a LITTLE MONEY.
NOW rs THE TINE TO BUY.

Read this list Of prices. HnndrehS " "i 81
tIrIcs. not enumerated, will he sold mt 10"
PRICES:
PLAID M0IIAITsS at l@3c. worth 2Cc.' -
PLAN ALPACAS. all colors, nj CSC. w""l' pe
cheap at zoe. per yard: ;,
| Extr, Heavy and Fine POPL!N a'
cnlors. at soc. per ynrd worth Sc:
EMPRESS CLOTHS in MI of the desirable shades
at 75c. worth Il per yard;
hLL-WO0L PLAIDS ut Is, 20. ana i'c. per yaT"
worth Goc.;
Genuine FRENCH MER1NO Mt sc. worth 81
EXTRA FINE FRENCH MERlNoS NJ - ""F''
sI.25: E.,
IRISH and FRENCH pOPLISS ut reduced
prices:
BIARRITZ CORDED POPLISS;
CHANGEABLE POPLINS;
| BLACK ALPACAS at 10, az, 50, Coo, and mp
wards:
PURE SILK and WOOL sERGES at &c. worth
SIPS:
CAL1COEs at 81. 10. 193. and l5c.:
BIRDS-ETE DIAPER ut SOC. worth zoe. per
ward:
sC0TCH DIAPER at 2oc. per yard-usral price
3nr.:
WHITE FLANNEL at 25c. per yarl-would be
cheap Mt 3or.:
WHITE FLANNEL. full yard wide. nj! wool and
vcrv fine, at SOC. per yard worth fjr.;
WHITE and COLORED TWILLED ELAN
NELS ut al prices:
OPERA FLANNELS. all shades:
WRENCH SKIRTISG CAMBRIA. one and n
quarter yards wide. ~ soc. worth 75c. per yard :
Pure LIIES CRASH at DC. worth 12lc. per yard ;
HrCKABACk DIAPER tpurc llncnl nj i!e. per
yard worth 2or.:
Fine IRISH LINEN at soc. per y~ard-would be a
bargain ut Sc:
BALMORAL SKIRTS at 81. $l.25, aud $l.5o.
worth 81. 25. II 80, and -;
HOOP SKIRTS for women and children at all
prices:
Pure WOOL SKIRTS nj S3-not the price Of the
warn that Is In them:
BOULEVARD SKIRTS ut MI prices:
BROWN LINEN TABLF-CLOTllS, full tw"
yards long, at 75c. worth Il:
WHITE TABLE-CLOTiiS. pure linen. two
wards long. ut 81 WORTH $3.50:
PIANO and TABLE-CuNERS, In great variety.
ut low prices:
HUCKABACK TOWELS at $3.50 per dozen
worth 50:
H~uCKkBACK TOWELS at*l.", =. $50. and
-. per dozen:
|DAMhSK TOWELS ut soc. worth Sc. each:
RED-BORDERED FRINGED NAPKINS, pure
linen. Mt II worth $3.50 per dozen:
~LAEGE-SIZED NAPKINS N S?-wonld he cheap
at 70 per dozen:
LINEN COLLARS and CTFFS Of tn" latest
STYLES ut reduced prices
Thu new STYLE LACE COLLARS at low price,:
LINEN HANDKERCHIErs at 81 per dozen
worth Sl.25:
PURE LINEN HEMSTITClIEn HANDhER-
CHIEFS ut 25c. wrrth 2oc.;
FINE CLOTH GLOVES for ladies at zoe. worth
re-:
Excellent KID GLOVES In white. black. and co.
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TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-Al per-
~ sons vino paid ~one-lalf of city taxes In June
viii com forward and pay tie other hall, subject
To Il discount Of ten per cent. and those who have
paid none Of their take Will be liable to twenty per
cent. additional unless paid In this month.
I shall he at my office daily to walt on all tax-
payers from y \. NJ. 10 0 i. II. from this date to
he 3lst Of December.
ny order Of tue City Council. c. p. WORD,
dc lin City Collector.
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NEW GOODS FOR DECEMBER AID
JANUARY.

THOMAS r. PRICE & co.
arc opening daily
and boys
BEAVER CLOTHS and ClIlSCHtLLA
CLOTHS, all shades;
NEW DRESS POPLINS and BLACK SILKS.
MOURNING and other BLACK GOODS. Il
great variety:
BROCHE SIIAWLS,
LONG and SQUARE SHAWLs,
ARABS and CLOTH CLuAKS.
Many style, Of pretty DRESS GOODS closing
out al very low rates:
LACE COLLARS, HANDkERCltlEFS, COR
SETS. &c. for presents, &c.
r. X. PRICE & CO.
Dc Il lloi Main street. corner OF Eleventh.
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r LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
IL GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
GOLD .SlS. 900, 600.
Claims paid Oh proof Of Joss without abatement
for interest. For safe and reliable Insurance, APP
ply to DAVENPORT & 20,
General Agents. for Virginia..
dc 2n-lm Onicc nynr First National Bank.
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RMUSEMEETS.

VTTEIHNACHTSFEST OF ST. JOHNS
w SCHOOL. Al G. SAUEFtS N~pNTirF!.Lu
qCTEL. Defamation and singing Ivy the scl0-
lars. closing with II han. on W~FDSESDAN, / e.
ccmbrr Goth, 1854. ut : O'Clock j. NJ.
Full band Of music. Il" 2A-lt
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DRY GOODS LOWER THAN EVER.

As we will remove from our store No. 1919 Mali
street to our old stand. No. ais Broad street,
between Third and Fourth. by tho
lst of January, we offer.
during the balenccor
this week.
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
In
DRESS GOODS,
DOMESTIC GOODS.
WHITE GOODS.
WoRsTED EMIT GOODS.
sHAWLs.
HOSIERY,
ARABS,
C~LOAKISGs,
CLOAKS,
QUILTS,
BLANKETS.
CAssIMERES,
FLANNELS,
TABLE LINENS, sc.
Customers may depend on getting any goods II
our stock at very low prices, IA we wish to saw
the expense Of removing them. and therefore ot'el
great Inducements.
WILLIAM TUhLH1MER \ sons.
dc p 1919 Main street. Ezck!cl's old stand.
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THOMAS :. CANDY, President.
FRANCIS J. MCGINN1>, Secretary.
This company ISSUEES BUILDINGS. MER-
CHASDISE, PERSONAL PROPERTY GENE
RALLY, &C., &C., against loss or damage by fire
at adequate rates.
All losses will be Immediately adjusted and
promptly paid.
Applications for insurance solicited.
ISAAC HUTZLER. Agent.
no oo-om No. 800 Main street.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.

COLLEGE INFlRMART,
CMARSHALL BELOW TWELFTH STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
for the treatment of all classes o. medical and sur
gicai cases except smallpox andinsanity.
In addition to the L WARDS, the imGY;n-
AIRY contains a nulnbcr of PRIVATE ROOMS
possessing all the comforts and privacy of 4 pri-
rate residence, with experienced nurses and at
tenda;its always at hand. Patients have the priy!-
lege of selecting their medical adviser either from
the staff Of the Intrmary or any respectable pTac-
titioner Ia the city.
CHARGES,
including Board, Medical Attendance, and
Medicine
Private rooms. .............S SD TO geo per week.
Large wards. SO per week.
A small additional fec Is chareed for surgical
operations.
A limited number of cages from the city of Rich
mond received on CHARITY.
For Information or admission, apply at the In
armary to ISAIAH II. WHITE, NJ. D.,
no 2Q-2m Medical superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-29

NATIONAL BANK or NIECINIA.l
RICHMOND. December 10. 1869.
TE'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
L holders Of This sank VIII he held on TUES
Tn" Nth day of Jauuarv next At thcir bank.
In.-l"u>c in this city. It l2 VI, for The election Of
Directors Tor the ems ing wear.
IN !. Il. MORTON. Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-29

OrFlCEor TIE WEST POINT Lane CDMrtSI,l
WEST POINT, December Il, 1889.
rTHE STOCKHOLDERS Of the WEST
/ POINT LAND COMPANY are hereby noti-
lc.! that the aurual meeting Of the said Company
will take place 1T West Point. m the county Of
King William. III" TUESDAY after the second
Monday In I:nuary. 1870. being the 18th OF said
month. = full needing is desirable.
dc .s-td JOHN POLLARD. Secretary.
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sEEDsMEN, FLORISTS, dc.

NEW CROP GRASS SEED.
TIMDTHT,
CLOVER,
HEtDSG RASS,
ORCHARD GRASS,
BLUE GRASS,
AND ALL SEASUSABLE GARDEN SffE.
ALSO.
FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES
SMALL FRUITS, GRAPE NISLS, &c,
grown by
VIRGINIA NURSERY AND WINE CONTAIN
Send for catalogue TO ~
1908 Main street. Ricbnono' >;
PDEt-oniCe box 10. -
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MEETINGS..

TNION BANK.-The annual meeting of
the stockholders Of the UNION BANK or
RICHMOND will he held on THU RSDAi. 18th
of January. 1870. In the rooms of McsSrs. Dayen-
port K CO.. over the First National Bank. al S
o'clock /. Nj, Stockholders arc requested to he
present in person or rcnresentcd by PROXY,
d. ed JAMES MILLER. Cashier.
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IMPORTANT NOTICEl
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sTILL GREATER REDUCTION.
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SHINGTON FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF BALTIMORE.

.SonV,o"o
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

olhar arta,l. Is u jaatss - smrrt
relative d DC losses q tbs southern
armies apd ihe ntsr,cnty = Toe var
maternal aro elasll, interesting aad
suggestive M j H8
We heliova iba abays 70 - ubslso.
TALLY aorroet Tbere were meny yger-
ria bands ihas taoe ana f,rwsd on
their own hcok. that were net borne
on tbe rolls 81 The Confederate War
Department., and DO no. anre 10 he
Al,ose returns, and we Judge that some
more Than Col.plo mrg were borno On
those rolls 81 one timo Or otlor ghut
that there wore never more than 1900
men embodied to t.hl tor ssau,han
Rights ~ any ume se arr confident
And We repeat the expression u our
drm conviction tlat tho Coalederacy
mover PIT 100000 msu 80 hoe q battle
al auy moment. and had not 50u00
men in It's encampmeu,s around Man
nssas junction when Mcclellan stood
inactive aud irrefoluto ior months te-
fore those encampmeuts II the head 81
1850 600 10 200 600 Of The best men That
over shouldcred arms We are inrih-
er confident that be had 10000 more
men 10 hand, aud, but Tor discrimir ate
furloughs, would have had %. 900 more,
than Lee when the latter commenced
the movement on our right flank which
caused Little Mack after standing
tamely by and seeing onc-third Of bis
army smashed by two-thirds Of Lees
to destroy or abAsdon Millions worth
Of provisions and munitions, and CONE
msnce a rrccipitato "hank movement
TO the James,
There is now no decent protext for
concealing or Disgusting the truth
We hold that Mcclellan had ample
force 10 have whipped I,oe in fair hght
IA force that ,ooald have whipped him
inevitably, il their General bad had the
pluck to fight nay, that did whip him
lat Malvern Hill) whenever tueir Gen
eral on his gpnboat could no longer
prevent their fighting and that only O
fl commander for such an army was
required to insure the demolition II the
Confederacy in 1862 We hold that
whilo Mcclellan waa constantly calling
for more men, be never gayo those he
had fair chance at the enemy, aud
that they would have taken Richmond
directly after FAIR Oaks, aud again at
ter Malvern Hill II BIO had not proven
ted. ~ Y Tribune.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

How many are the complaints which
farmers are just now sending up be-
cause their orchards have been plum
dered by boys and the best apples Ia
ken, They cannot speak too strongly
against such deprodations
Agreed, it is bad employment for
boys TO be engaged in, but, in most
such cases, II we examine the matter
closely, we will find some extenuating
circumstances which may, in part at
least, excuse the deed, although it may
not lessen the crime. And should we
attach some blame TO those who are the
sufferers by these acts, we trust We
shall be considered only as submitting
our candid opinion.
Boys win be boys, the world over,
and the effort TO make as anything else
will always prove fruitless. The only
way to educate US is by bolish means,
that is, BY means that appeal to our
boyish tastes and understanding Con-
sequently, wa Gu you tell us, the BIZ
Bile says, Thou shalt not steal, thero-
fore take good care that you keep away
from apple trees, We simply set you
down as one OF those strict old Church
members" who rule by rod and threat,
and are forever imagining that "lho
devil is lose" We notice your side
glance, your spying and deiying look
whenever we happen to pass your or
ehard by the road side Think you to
scare us n We love defiance, we like
to have people dare us to do q thing.
All our boyish spirit results in that
Old fellow, we will tickle your feelings
before morning, we will make you wish
for time that yon were ANYTHING hni
church member, in order that you
might "let out" your spite. And then
when YOU come down to the Post OF
fec, wont we chuckle to hear you tel
about those "pesky boys going into my
orchard"
Now Mr.. Farmer, apples are quite
plenty this year, and we like them toe
Just handsomely treat US from youI
apple store, when we happen to cal
your way on some errand, and ther'
is something within US that would send
n blush Of shame TO our face should w
find ourselves proving among you
trees these Autumn evening. Or,
you prefer, serve us by threats an'
curses and We will, almost inyoluntariiy
as it were, follow the natural prompt
ings of onr hearts and appetltes.
A BoY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

REMARKABLE FALL OF RAIN WATER
ron THE WoRLD.-The amount OF water
which fell during the recent storm was
enormous. Very few have an idea OF
the real quantity. We have taken the
pains to figure up the matter superb C.
ialv, and the result is amazing.
During the brief continuance of the
rlin from early Sunday morning to
Monday morning about ten 0 clock, the
fall Of rain in Rensselaer, ano Albany
counties, averaged five inches in depth.
The area of these two counties may
be put down at 10000 squaae miles,
which covered with water to the depth
OF five inches gives 240, 1865, 1916, 000,0 900
cubic inches OF water, which is equi-
va ent to 854,l46, 1913, 404 gallons.or ID,
So, 8S4, 49s hogsheads.
The population Of the globe being
estimated at 1,000,000,000, the fall o.
rain in the counties Of Rensselaer, and
Albany alone would supply every man
woman and child upon the face Of the
earth with two aud one half gallons o
water per day, for one year.
When it is understood that the late
storm took wide range Of territory
passing through the Eastern States
down the Hudson TO New York, anC
sweeping over Maryland, Delaware, Pa
and of to the Southwest And wheI
we consider that the average fall o
rain was about Eve inches, it will read
lily be seen that the amount Of wate
which fell during the two days Of storm
is absolutely incaieulable. No figure
could express it Ia even the larges
measure known 1t seems almost i'm
. possible that such an immense bulk 0
water could have been retained as va
, por, hanging ike a sword over th
/ earth, aud shifting hither and thiihe
} With the wind at length descending
with terrible violence and fury, All
, spreading ruin and disaster far an
vide, but bearing blessings TO man q
; tic utmost necessity. for his oxistenc
) and that Of the entire creation IRE
: Wing
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

THE PaADEsAs CuTIEEY. The set Of
cutlery which the employees Of tho
Lans0n & Goodnow manufacturing Co.
Ell Shelhurne Falls have lately com
pieted for presentation TO Pres Grant.
is now on exhibition at N u, in a
Broadway window. and is thuadescrib-
ed by The Times "As q specimen OF
taste. sliil and style. il does exceeding
credit 10 tho workinen. IL IA Of temper
and finish equal 10 the 6nest imported
cutlery. and has the advantage OF being
American in design. as well as in man
uiActare. The set conaists OF sixty two
pisces--two dozen dinner knives and
bali dozen carving knives and forks
and a pair OF steels, The forks are
twoprongod "a delicate compliment,
we suppose 10 the Generals recollec.
tions Of "Aald Lang Syne." Half the
set are in pearl handles, and half in
IVORY, the design OIL both being the
same The handles Of both gracefully
shaped and de,icately carved in Amer
lean maple leaves. The American ca.
gle - engraved on the blades which
are joined To the handles with heavy
bands Of gold On each blade below
the spread eagle. Is the inscription, II
s Grant Pres. OF the United States.
The case containing The set is an Gle
giant affair. aud quite in keeping. being
composed Of two kinds Of American
wood butternut sad birds-eye maple
il is fitted up with scarlet velvet inside
with compartment for each article
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

THr AMERICAN SrooK JouRSAL sEsr
FREE ron TnREE MoN1lm This most
valuable. interesting and instructive
Jovpsn, for Farmers and Stock Breed
ers, will be sent free. for the balance OF
this year, TO MI subscribers for 1870,
sent in before January LIST This givca
each subscriber over 800 large double
column pages q reading matter for the
sum Of 81, 90 Send for sp. eimen eopiea,
Show Bills, aud Premium Lists, which
will be sent free. Get up a Club and
receive some Of the many valuable and
useful Premiums offered by the Publish.
ers. N. J. BorEB & Co., Parkesburg,
Chester Co., Pa,
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cval three lss class pya,uus aad
two mcriteueus
a. sort of ccnmmmAton q Tie
iair ATM DAY wea 81 4ar, a. . day
~ tryntthe speed Il ne Fct,crs
For ,bo bes, amo made. vas ) prem
iam 81 sos, for second bsst $50 and
Ter third besi, and we may SAY poorest
alsa, $25 ihu latter was limited g tie
"bfokcu-bachs. "h,ayts. "spauns,
and "rag bones. 81 tals village The
beet tine made was a4a. which Il Is
sAd could hage boen excyllod bat for
drunkenness ao The part q ono Of The
drivers Upon the whole THIS was rash.
er a rough day, and can hardly bo said
u be au appropriate closing q tho
.hrot days FAIR We prefer rather 70
omit this day from Use preceding chap.
ter, 20 10 contrast is il with those days
Of tho fair From this anyone can DIS.
corn tEat certain proportion 81 good
people at such public gatherings are d
silent but irresistible eiyihzor They
m n ,lo with the III 5tely crowd sand b.
SO ioing exert an influence which is iol
aud appreciated.
We sincerely trust that the future hai
in store for Us many such interesting
occasions, and that Providence vii
again smile upon us at other annual on
hibitions as during the one just passed
Yours A. a. n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

The first nuthorst!ye statement Of
the military strength Of the late Con-
federacy and Of the Confederate losses
by the war is Dow given in eorrespon-
dence between Dr. Joseph Jones. Sec
Rotary Of the Southern Historical Soci-
ETY., and Gen Samuel Cooper. who Nas
the Adjutant General d the Confeder-
ate military establishment Il vii be
found elsewhere. Dr. Jones estimates
that the total uambeF u soldiers ~ the
Southern army during the four years
Of the war did not exceed 5000 900,
that at 10 time vere there more than
100000 mep % ihe roil-munter q once,
aud that .he effective ttien9th q the
army was never greater {. an 2D0DJJ
laoD. At tie tme # Lees lufreader
bat 100000 Conledefaies seie ~ the
FIELD. Ia opposition % q Uuioa army a
milllou strong These statistics slow
how completely the Confederacy was
used Up the struggle, and hos bore
ieas il gAs u success .ion LIo oaissi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

Cnor STATISTICS While the grain
product Of Massachusetts is 1926 per
capita Of the population, and that OF
New York SIS, the product Of Iowa is
$72, Will the average Of the Northwest
is over $50 bead. The wheat crop oi
1869 is estimated al I'll ,000,0 900 bushels,
an eqcess Of one hundred millions over
the crop Of 1859. The corn crop is
estimated at l,O5O,0OO,00O Of bushels,
which is about three hundred mill ons
more than the crop Of last year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

FL PRpupEsr FRAsKLR PrKHcE died
At his residence In Concord, n H., on
Friday lAst. President Grant, under
date Of the sth,, announces the decease
Of the Ex- President AZ follows -" The
painful deyolyes upon the President Of
announcing TO the people Of the United
States tho death Of one Of her honored
predecessors, Franklin Pierce, which
occurred al Concord early this morning
Eminent in pablo councils and uniyer-
sally beloved ia private life, his death
will be- mourned with sorrow BETTING
the loss which this country sustains by
his decease. As marx Of respect to
has memory il is ordered that the Exc
ecatye Mansion and The several depart
ments at Washington be draped in
mourning, aud oil business be suspend.
cd on the dby Of the funeral 1t is
further ordered that the War and Navy
Departments cause suitable military
honors To be paid on this occasion to
tho memory Of tho illustrioas citizen
who has passed from among US.
Signed U. S GuAsr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

LrrrruLs LIvrSa AoE, No. 1923. for
the week ending Oct 9th, contains The
Feast Of BslshAzzAr. a prize poem. Ed
win Arnold; Chiidren's Literature,
by Miss Yonge. author OF John Halifax,
GonslemAa, from the Spectator, Exam
liner. aud Saturday Review, respective
ly Lady Duff Gordon aud her Works
Msemillans Magazine; OF Uneon.
seriousness and Annihilaiion. Frascris
Magazine; Mrs Merride~s Fortune,
CoFuhill Magazine: A Country Family.
Part ". ChaGbars journal, Tho Ia
iare Of France. aid Forthconming
Changes 10 European Politics. Pail Mall
Gazette besides short notices and 20.
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The Living Age issued every Saiur-
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

The New York Star gives the fol-
lowing figures in regard to the circula-
ton Of the New York dailies. II says
Last Saturday the circulation Of the
Herald was $1,000; Tribune, 1854,
World, 1890, Post, $3.50; News, 81, i
600; Mail 1000; Express, 1880; Com
mercial 5000; Press, $500; Telegram,
5000; Daily Star, l2,075; Times, "a
600. The Sun ia not in the list, but j
claims more than any other
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

AasAE AerIFsTE. New York pa
pesn say lhsi 81 no time since The col
lapae ~ the ConiederAey have 50 many
workncn been bnsy in the Brook
lyE Navy Yard, Or 20 May hrst class
rusnsls been making really Cor active
service. Tho Dictator. which has been
Ia dry dock aha thoroughly overhauled
wiil leave this weck ior Cuban waters.
The Albany, late the aagship Of Admi-
raj Hoyt, Is boing prepared aud placed
in condition 10 proceed 70 the same
destination The Albany is one OF the
fnes, ships l. tbe service. and with the
Dictator could, IN the opinion Of expe.
risnced naval officers. take care Of the
entire Spanish feet and It's prospee-
tive 100, 600 mArineA The Severn has
nearly her fall complement Of men,
about $50 having been transferred "a
that vessel from the Albany She il
also destined for Cuban waters,