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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-23

TIE SOUTHERN lPINIJS-OUf THIS DAY
contains more Of the Drinker Farm Murder
theory; Belle Boyd, lhe "rebel spy" IN the
Lone Star" stale; omahawks Manager, X.
d. Ogden; q burlesquc letter OH the political
situation and the new movement; j. N, the
immortal, - imparts his views to the Opinion
man; the h,unted bridge, sensation for Man
chester; cowhiding affair between two OF the
ring" and 4 revenue man editorials on the
new movement sketches, poems, &c. 4. .."
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFICE JANUARY
%, ls6s.-zM. o. Mallery, Philadelphia,
Pa. !; DR.. Pat. W. Brown, Richmond, Va.
Miss Louisa Staub, Georgetown, D. c..
Alphonzo A. Gray, Fluvenna county, Va.
7. Owens, Wilmington, N. c.; Mrs. Louisa
Smith {colored), Richmond, Va.
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MALE ORPHAN AsYLUM.-A meeting of
the Board of Directors of this Society was
held yesterday afternoon at the Dispatch
Office. But little business of public i'm
portance was transacted. The treasurer
reported want Of funds to meet current
expenses, and the president was authorized
to appoint collectors to canvass the city for
subscriptions. The hope was held out that
there would be liberal response on the
part of the citizens, and at least enough
money be raised to meet the most pressing
demands upon them. There are thirty
three boys now in the asylum. Several
applications for some of these were laid be-
fore the Board, and the President was di-
rected to correspond with the applicants,
and if the positions were proper ones, to
send boys to them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-23

SUNDAY-sCH0oL ANNIvERsARY.-The first
anniversary Of the German-English Sunday
School will be held tomorrow afternoon at
half-past 2 o'clock. Rev. j. Blenner, the
superintendent, asks al the friends of the
Sunday school cause to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-23

HoNoRABLV ACouITTED.-Mr.J James NJ.
Walker, of Danville, who was charged with
burning his own distillery, and passed
through Richmond day or two ago in Gus
tody Of Baltimore detectives, has been ho-
norably acquitted. -, ..5.... HAS.
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The TEsT-OATH AND DISQUALIFICATIONS.
The entire fight is on this point. | think
both the House Reconstruction Committee
and the Senate's Judiciary Committee will
report the amendments to the proposed new
constitution asked, taking the ground that
it is impolitic to leave the question of disa-
bilities for participation in the rebellion to
be regulated by any State Legislature, or
any others, save and except Congress it
SELF Wnshinqton Republican.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

OK ALL PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY TIE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT ON ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE THrRTY-FIRsT
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THEM.
THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell on Council
Chamber Hill at 10 A. NJ. horses and
mules.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. M
at the horse-lot q new buggy and a. bay
horse.
WILLIAM r. TALL, n. @. Q. r., will sell
at 10 A. M. q lot Of furniture.
THOMAS F. GOODE, commissioner, will
sell 900 acres of land on Butchers creek,
Mecklenburg county.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at the horse
lot at 10 a. NJ. horses, mules, wagons, har-
ness, &c.
J. L. BYERLY CO., corner Fifteenth and
Main streets, will sell ut 10 A. M. household
furniture, glass and earthenware, cloths,
g notions, &c.
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STOLE BACoN.-Yesterdsy morning four
negro chaps went to J. P. Meagher's store,
Sidney, and bought some candy. They
went out, and presently returning, told q
little girl who hpl been told to watch the
store that somebody wanted to see her up
the street. The child left her charge to see
about it. Thereupon the boys went in and
stole about ten dollars worth of bacon, and
made good their escape before she re-
furnad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-23

THE NEW MovEMENT.-An that we con
understand that has been effected by this
movement so far is that Congress will soon
pass bill submitting to the voters of the
State the Underwood constitution divested
of its disfranchising clauses, test-oaths, &c.
This is but very little, but still it is better
than the original instrument.-FarmviHe
,TO7lrnuJ,S E-'' -fA z--E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-23

During the writing of this article, out of
thirteen of the d" citizens Of our town I"
who have walked into the tape-room of the
writer t,celue of them sustain our approval
of the " movement" and one of them dis
approves. These gentlemen were not
cuiled, but all were interrogated rs they
came, and they represent fairly the intelli-
gence and influence of our town.-Bristol
Nome fs#la#
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At the las
regular meeting of the Young Mems Mist
sionary Society of Leigh-street Baptist
church the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: President, Samuel
G. Clopton; Vice-President, 7. Jefferson
Davis; Corresponding Secretary, j. A.
French Recording Secretary, J. Il. South
all Treasurer, Robert G. Stewart; Libra
rian, G. A. Goode. EH.L.
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DECLINED THE CALL.-It affords us plea
sure to announce that Rev. George Jacobs,
of the Mayo.street congregation Of Israel
ties, has decided to decline the very fatter-
ing call extended to him by the Franklin
street congregation, Philadelphia. An earn,
est preacher, 8 prominent Mason, and q
most exemplary citizen, Richmond could
not we'll afford to lose such man.
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TILE COURTS,
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
ALL THE JUDGES PRESENT. .''

{ H .f ALL THE JUDGES PRESENT. Ffs /
In the case of Fannie E. Crawford, per-
sonal representative of Washington Craw-
ford, deceased, Us. A. NJ. ,Holsted & Co.,
writ of Sntpersedeas was awarded from 9
Judgment Of the District Court of Williams
burg. 1 TO ~ 51 - a9Hs
The, case of Mayo and others Us. Caring
ton and others was further argued, and con-
tinued. -
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SHIPPING.

E,oR NEW YORK.-The elegant 14Sss
Il side-wheel steamship SARATOGA,sszskEkH;ksszss
Captain ALExANDEK, Will leave her wharf AZ hOck-
etIs on SUNDAY, january Ash. at II O'Clock A.
NJ. Freight received all Gay SATURDAY. Fare,
$l2. Round tickets, go. Steerage, g. For freight
or passage, apply TO t.-s 1.--.Z ~ = gTag
" WILLIAM C. DUNHAM q CO,
ia 2a-lt corner Eleventh and Main Streets
FOR BALTIM0RE.-SteamerSfSs
IL STATE OF MARYLAND, Cap. aaslxsa
tain CHARLES TRAyERs wifi leave her wha.l
Freight received up TO half-past O'Clock r. ii.
For freight or passage apply tp.r-----
ia % HAkyEYS& L WILLIAMS.
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DETENTION OF STEAMER.-The steamer
Admiral, from Baltimore for the White
House, did not arrive on Thursday, as in
correctly reported in all the city papers ex-
cept the Dispatch. She ran aground on
Wednesday night at the mouth Of York
river, and did not get off until daybreak
yesterday morning. After landing freight
at the White House she returned to Bslti-
more at noon.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
yEABLEAUX AND CHARADES.

The young ladies anG gentlemen of Church
Hill will give two Of the above choice entertain
ments ..-+...ra-s
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS NEXT
METROPOLITAN HALL.
The proceeds of the same will he applied to
paying for repairs to Union Station Methodist
church. fm rutEl-. -
PROGRAMME.
as-r X MONDAY EVENING.
lst Scene.-Gipsy Festival-TableauX.
I'd Scene. Justice and Mercy-TablcauX.
Sd Sccne-Faith, Hope, and Charity-statuary.
4th scene.-Sculptor's Dream-Statnary.
@..~ CHARADE.
5th Scene.-Damon and Pythias-Tableaux.
eth Scene.-Venus Rising from the Sea-Tab-
leauX.
nh scene.-Baptism of Pocahontas-Tablcsu aux.
Sth Scene.-Love, Purity, and Fidelity-Statu-
9th Scene. .-Bashiul Beggsr and Htgh;r-d Mary
Statuary.
10th Scene. .-Captives-TableauI.s r
CIIARADE.
The hall has recently been thoren En!y rcfoTa &c,
and Is now in good order.
A AEDOF NJ USIG will be in attendance.
ADMISSION.-Adu SOC. ch.lcrcr, h:lr price.
Doors open at 7 O'Clock; exhibition W. con-
meDce 81 O'Clock. -
An entire change of programme or TUESDAY
EVENING. ...a -sE-EEEr JAZZ
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"a singular platform, truly.l

LoUDoUN .. CoUNTY.--LseSburg, January
1S.-There is considerable contrariety of
feeling here among our people with regard
to the movement of the Virginia COM
mittee now in Washington, but many in
dulge the hope that it will lead to come
thing definitely neutrality-suspicious. OF
Alexandria Gazette.
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THE VIRGINIA BILL.-The Committee on
Reconstruction will push this investigation
earnestly, for they are very anxious to have
the matter determined before the 4th OF
March. .--WGSkingto Republican.
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STATE TAxEs.-Delinquent taxpayers
are warned by advertisement in jto-day's
paper that their property will be sold il
they do not settle up Immediately. |
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rgs'r OF LETTERS.

,cT or ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
/ 'M1I\ING N TIiT RICHMOND POST
llzTr,CE JANUARY %, 1852: -.
c4lupk I.tIers ia this list VIII please
ti.rI. 2 !. !.
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We are opposed to suffrage without dis
tinction to race or color, and in the main
opposed to the +" new movement. ."-Editor
Wytheviue Dispatch. nf 81. ...a.- s-.1@ /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-23

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-The Grand Lodge
of Virginia, Knights of Pythias, meets on
Wednesday evening next OF Covenant Hall
in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-23
Public Meeting in Culpeper.

On Monday the 18th instant the people of
-Culpeper assembled in the courthouse in
public meeting. .ss2
On motion of James Barbour, James G..
Field was called to the chair and j. A. Sto-
fer appointed secretary. '
The object of the meeting was to appoint
delegates to attend the convention to be
held in Richmond on the 10TH Of February
next. @@1a@@ 81 .-.. ..........
Mr.. Barbour moved that the Chair ap-
point four delegates from each magisterial
district to represent the county of Culpep er
in said convention which motion was car
ried, and the chairman made the following
appointments .s& "
james Barbour, Robert s. Lewis, F. M.
Gilkeson, c. 81. Wager, A. G. Taliaferro,
Thomas R. -Rixey, Lucien D. Winston,
George NJ. Williams, Martin s. Stringfel-
low, Thomas W. Wallace, Edwin Barbour,
P. P. Nalle, Robert Stringfellow, B. F.
Richards, 7. Cole, John A. Stone, Samuel
Chiffon, rWoodvine Latham, Thomas Hill,
Alexander Harris, William H. Browning,
Alex. Payne, Richard Y. Field, Jacob s.
Eggborn. 'a-- -,
On motion of T. M. Archer, the chair
nan and secretary were added to the dele
cation, and the chairman of the meeting
made the chairman of the delegation. I
Should. any of the delegates appointed
fail to attend, then any citizen of the county
attending the convention is requested to re-
port himself as delegate. 7
... JAMES G.. FIELD, chairman.
Il. J. Stofer, secretary. -..,,.f,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-23

For frst-class photographs and porcelain pic
lures, at moderate prices, 20 to hkEs co.'s, OIL
and 0!3 Main Street.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-Af full supply Of
II F1RST QUALITY ANTHRACITE COAL,
lies suited for ranges and stoves OF all duds, tnr-
: Also, CLOVER HILL LUMP AND HAIL
COAL. E.'uE #t 70 -. go.
Purchasers are invited to call on Seventeenfh
'Srsei; no 10 az 'A' g, P. LATHROP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-23

We have been spoken Of by our friends
of the Dispatch as opposed to " the new
movement" and have heretofore considered
the action of "the forty " with reference to
what were our views of its probable effect
on the State at large, determining not to
locaIize the matter until some action had
been taken by the people of.1Culpeper.
Such action was taken on court-day. We
cordially approve the action Of that meeting;
for whatever mayybe orr views as to the
expediency ct this time Of any action cal
culated to bring about a change of the pro-
gramme adopted by the Conservative con-
yention, we can but indorse the remarks Of
the = chairman, who said our delegates
should go to Richmond untrammelled, and
ready to accept any advantage, but TO re-
fuse any compromise Of principle under
any circumstances. -Culpeper Observer.
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The, EIcHSoSD RADIcALs.-The Vir-
einia committee are still battling for their
proposition, but their progress has been
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-23

The subscriber formerly In, the coal businessl
would be pleased to have the patronage OF hig old
Gust mers and others generally, and promises 70
furnish the best articles Of COAL AND WOOD On
the most reasonable terEus. lean be found at the
office Of MIR. 4. Il. WOOLDR1DGE'SClo Clover Hill
coal-yard. y :.
Orders left at Mr.. j. b. Eidd's on Broad street
between Seventh and Eighth Will be punctuauy
ia INV w MD. WHITING.
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BADLY BuRsED.-A child Of Mr.. Will.
liam Brauer, about two years Of age, WAS
yesterday badly burned about the face and
hands. :. y
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a COMFORT-SAWED AND SPLIT
"A -COAL.-PUMPS.-SkWE OAK
ANDPINE WOOD, u load equal 70 half cord.
STEAM SPLIT OAK AND PINE WOOD, TO
Sindle, had only here. Wood. ruI] length, all dEy,
extra quality and as cheap as the chsapesss;r, a
WE'LL PUMP, certified the best. Choice BTU
nINOUS aud ANTHRACITF COAL. Order ct
pump and fne! factory, south side Basin, Or WATs
kINS, COTTRELL u CO., Main and ThfrteenLn
,treets =, de 3t j. Is. WATKINS.
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A NTHRACITE COAL have on hand
"a 900 tens L0RBERRY RED ASH zee
and STOVE GOALS, 200 cords SEASONED OAK
and PINE WOOD; also, MIDLOTHIAN LUnP
and SMITES' COAL, which am prepared to sell
NJ the lowest market rates. "a -..-.- y --CT
Offices corner OF Seventeenth and Dock streets
md Seventeenth between Main snd Cary streets.
ie .l WRIT RORTRTS.
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NKIOOD, WOOD, WOOD,-I- am selling
delivered, or $5 and 81 In the yard Ill sell in
small quantities to poor people at the same rates.
ONCE In the lower corner OF Libby BpiIdtns;
woodward by the side Of the same, between TWEEN.
t'eth and Twenty-frsc streets J he wood-gArd
gates open on both Cary and Dock. Orders Iett
;UkTIS Il PARKEh, on Eighteenth street be-
tween Main and Cary, win be promptly allsd:
/, iaxfTr~s f.ara - 'trr~ w. e. NELMS.
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l71U STREET. lTH STRxET.
-" GOAL. W. HALL CHEW. WOOD.
4 HAVE ON HAND ANTHRACITE
L RED snd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GUS,
LUMP, HAIL, and AVERAGE COAL, which I
7sju sell at lowest market rates. Also, SEAsON-
ED OAK and FINE WOOD. IS 2 's3" a'f
MIDLOTHIAN FINE COALTat % In yard;
3. 80 delivered. ~. ,.-.r-; ars,.l
Oace ana yard Tor Anthracite CosI, Cary and
-yeJ entssnth streets. a##,F @4ttstH Ta"#
Bituminous Coal and WOOD IsSd, Fourteenth
street near Danville depot -.....r ,ey a,
do w. HAlI UkEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-23

THE NOTIFICATIONS OF THE BAYNE Con-
srITUTIoNa ASKED FOR BY The NGNE.-
Greeley says: :-~o'- ~l'I
"Of these notifications, all excepting
the first relate to details of State policy,
and are of local interest. They seem rea-
sonable on their face; and the memorial in
which they are urged is temperate, concilia-
tory, and dignifed. We trust Congress will
consider it candidly and kindly, and if the
things asked appear just, and the mode of
doing them seem clear from troubles, yield
so much to the wishes Of the large and in
telligent class whom these gentlemen repre-
sent. As to the first there can be, We think,
no doubt. We are for the immediate re-
moval of the Acknowledgement. We would
welcome these Virginians who come to US
seeking once more the blessings of the
Government they once sought to overthrow
and are now ready to sustain. To this
complexion it must come sooner or later.
Everybody sees, everybody acknowledges,
that. Why not come to it at once, and have
done forever with prolific source of irrita-
ton and discomfort? We ask it because
since it is, sure to be won some time it may
better be gracefully accorded now because
it is wise policy in itself; and because it
brings with it the certain guaranty Of equal
rights for all" =. r...fA.
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{. T.. n. st. Eincent's Asylum: ]. d. p. ?.
c. w; Trustees Sank of Virginia; ydltor Re
yiSter :: hicr OF Records Pocahcntas Tribe, NO.
ID l. y. R. Men; Woollen Factory.
ALEXANDER SHARP, Z. NJ.
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BEFORE UNITED STATES COMMIS-
SIONER CHAHOON. - a-..-r

James Stutz "a YOUTH, charged with vio-
latiug the internal revenue laws by selling
tobacco on the streets for less than the tax. t.
Case continued until to-day. 'f o. raTf-
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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
q HILLS LINE OF BOATSs&
are now making regular trips. Goods fecetved for
al points On the canal between Richmond, Lexlng-
ton, aud B1chanan--boate leaving three times psf
week. Offce on Basin bank and EleTenth street
We solicit the patronage OF our friends and the
public generally. Goods VIII be received ~ ~
tImes at our ofice.
uo7 WILLIAM A. STATON, AGENT
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CECOND APPEARANCE Ha.n
,~ y..,, s.t4 OT,~.rr Hms
RIP VAN ,WINKlI.r :.

Colope, FARRAR win LECTURE at the CON
CERT HALL OF THE .EXCHANG HOTEL
on MONDAY EVENING the csth at O'Clock.
Admission, FIFTY CENTS. Tickets at the Of
fce .,f hotel and door only. 4 n IltHfk# l.
Pastors or The city churches Invited
ladies will enter tie hall from Fourteenth
street ia 2p-3tW, sam
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YXTOOD, WOOD.-Wood, for cooking and
w baking, is now the cheapest fuel used: 30
]. McbOWELL and get your supply at once. he
has on hand large supply Of drst-rate SE ASONED
"A X aud PINE, sawed and split ready for use, at
the low price OF SO per cord for long oak and "
for sawed and split pine, $3.50 long, sawed $50.
Wood will soon advance
fr''- - w. j. : MCDOWELL, al
dox next To corner First and Broad streets.
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LADIES', LIST.

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE MANCHESTER POST-OFFICE
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RECONSTRUCTION OF VIRGINIA.-The
Senate Judiciary Committee held meet
ing to-day, and further considered the pro-
position Of the Virginia conservative COM
mittee as to amending the Radical constitu-
ton framed fer the benefit of the Old
Dominion. Messrs. Stewart, Conkling, and
Edmunds, agree in considering that if the
constitutions which have been adopted by
other southern States were no more radical
than=the one offered to the choice Of the
people of Virginia it would be unfair for
Congress to interfere in making any dis
tinction in favor of the latter State. They
profess to see no especial hardships in the
terms Eof the new constitution, and deem
the safeguards against rebel ascendancy a
proper and prudent precaution. The chair
man of the committee (Mr. Trumbull) is Of
different opinion. He is careful enough
to observe that Virgins is the only State
that has sent delegation Of its native
conservative population to- aid Congress
in the work Rof reconstruction and give
practical and permanent effect to the
laws of Congress. He thinks that this
auspicious movement of the Yirginians de-
serves every encouragement, and that
compliance with ut least some portion ol
their reasonable demands will do more to
promote unity and peace, and secure re-
speot for the motives Of the Republican
party, than ill the proscriptive laws that
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::;sAicIlnlo,n!dls Il! 0ispatrh,,
SATURDAY. -. JANUARY %, 1859.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs-
PATCH" rs LARG Err THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OFIALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
THE NEW-MOVEMENT.

CITY. RsGag hBTs 3Eg25ot
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-Ths JAMES
IN RIVER TOWING AND TRANSPOkTh-
TION COMPANY are now prepared 70 lighter 10 o
bacco, salt and all other merchandise innoes 1a
tersbucs and all landings en James r1ssr, or o. os1
new aud elegant BAEGES Just built: *
"'f'' or 10 ORDWEL4ll q. QUERlk, 49,,
,,n cormer' FJvhteenth and Carr streets
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GOAL AND W00D.-Consumers Will do
perfect satisiactf n In price and quality AlaayS
on hand the. best COAL and VOID; sANTHhA-
CITE COAE as low as 30 So SCI able for tne Morn
CfrE for regular stoves, CRATES, or furnaces mso,
best OAK and PINE Wn9h, GL0vEn d ILL. I'LL
TO suit the times. Office and yard, Nineteenth ana
cary and Seventh and Grace Streets. lr
: ia is -a-rfe = *f1i --Cb ARLES II. PAGE.
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xTj-(0rIUE 10 sHIpPEE5.-The ooasa Of
tSa JAMES RIVER 4 Nd KANAYHA CL.
ThE. TCCgP SY VII leGye tss e9cS - u5ul
and Hsyi IEEs02Ys.
7,s.,.iis and soIS on Foodf Eos Lyrcasufk aud Re.
rord collected On delivery, o. pscps1a 81 she cps
sioa % the shipper Freight racalyssa ast. CO
l,ysy.a st lny psacea 90 ts, Spcss .s-sf{. 8Ff
Was kraishs ,4li aos be delivered VI eassgss srs
paid.
Roats i0Gss9 and injured.
dell EDWARD DILLON, Axana
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r AM. HAPPY to inform my friends and
1 the pub lie that have secured the services Of
Nr. NJ b. WHITING In the COALANDWOOO
BUsI MESS, and we shall be pleased to see our
friends and the public. 9 2 e,.
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THEAP CoAL.-No. 17cLOVER HILL
I HARD, COAL, $5 per load delivered. This b
o drst-rate coal for cooking purposes. ALSO, pest
CEtOVER HILL LUMP, hail, cAVERk6E,
and SMITHS' COAL, at lowest market rates.a
N II '-fT'-Jr9 1TfF'3 G. B. LIPSCOMB,
ia16-ln corner OF Seventh and Byrd streets.
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Manchester Paper hiilt Manchester Paper
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,XKT OOD--OAK WOOD, PINE WOOD
Wv wOOD.-We have c9ne!derable quantity
OF WOOD on the bank which We are furnishing
to the rogues for nothing. but prefer to farntsh
TO honest people at ea.5o per cord for PINE,
and S6 for OAK, delivered. Everything in our
sure ;r GLOVER HILL COAL COKE. KIM
LLING WOOD-for sale at lowest market rates
: = ~ ,tTGI . BEAZEAL & G0TFRELL.
4, m corner Ninth treet and The Basin,