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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

REPUBLICAN ESTIMATE OF CARPET BAG
oyagEssMEN.-Don Piatt, the Washington
.sa,re.pondent of the Cincinnati Commercial,
writes as follows of the carpet-bag congress
nan from the South
And in all sober earnestness, to write in
~ frank and manly way" the net purport
ana upshot Of our reconstruction measures
:. the South as seen in Congress is not
,iesssnt. No amount of certificates OF
.,sctiop and formalities Of an oath can
make these gentlemen Of the hand-baggage
,sal Mos. When one makes his appear
.nce on the floor we cannot look each other
IN the countenance without audible smiles
TIA, are indecorous. If the gentlemen
would only indulge in little disguise to
help on the delusion something might be
rained, but not only is the voice of the enc
nv, but the look, manner, dress, and above
ALL the vote, is the vote Of the alien. yH
TIE antsgonism between New England
civilization and that of the South, previous
10 the war, was not more deadly than is the
sntagonism Of interest now between those
localities. and yet these gentlemen of the
psper collar and extra dickey follow New
England. and vote all the time against the
interests Of their own constituents.
mad long talk with one Of these repre-
sen,stives al interim last night, and tried
to convince him that it would be we'll, just
for the appearance of the thing, TO cast 8
vote now and then for the region he claim
eli TO represent. But, no! / found my
friend had an intense contempt for one-halt
oi his people, and deadly hatred for the
other half. 1t was Connecticut congress
man elected in the South. .....s
Having no very high opinion Of myself,
and a contempt for the rest of humanity,
| can put up with the grotesque and absurd
as well as any one. But there is point,
you know, beyond which find it difficult
10 keep my countenance, and the New Eng
land carpet-bagger carries me there. ]
wrinkle and haw-haw-I can't help it
when the gentleman of the paper dickey,
from New England, gravely takes his seat
as representative from the South.
Better cut the South into provinces, and
give them military Governors to keep the
peace until the negro is educated, the white
master subdued, and time, the consolor,
heals the wounds of war, than thus to make
a CaEicsture of representative Govern
nent and stultify ourselves.
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BUTLER AND TRE PRESIDENT
GFSS,SSnonden, of the New York Herald
co,,' The following conversation with
rePoT'', Rn.ler to have taken place at the
Gsn ss",s Of the Acknowledgement on New
Year s,ss u me here remarked to General But
sony "T ere you at the White House .ecep-
! !sF, today, General :" "Yes, sir, :! was.
ion ,9' ~ nav my respects to the President.
t wen, in making official visits" Plea
oe1!s. .e,;ncs" some one wickedly struck
ssn' 4' Yes. sir, very'plcasaut and cordial
ID .,.;5r. | have never had apcrsonal quar-,
meth az r;:S Mr.. Johnson. My unplessantness
rel vii n,oi;.ical, not personal. don't believe
v Wa Irving political disputes into social
III. w." Ills is the era Of peace "You
9 3.monstrate your superiority over some OF
a wv friends, General, by the course you
S S~t pursued to-day. Some of our modern
a ',a,ssnsn seem unable to distinguish be-
.ssep official and personal" interposed Q
."ntIcnan. Perhaps SO, perhaps 80, sir.
!" eli events, did what l believed right.
= thought Mr.. Johnson should have been
a.noscl, but the Senate, wiser than l,
,b6prh, otherwise. It was not for me to set
nvseIf higher than the Senate"
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IRON WORKS,

NEW MACHINE SHOE. --SL0AT & AD-
IN DINGTON, LOS Cary street near Fourteenth.
STEAM-ENGINE and BOILER REPAIRING
In city and country |; Tobacco Machinery Of all
kinds made new and repaired; scales Of all kinds
repaired and adjusted; SEWING MACHINES Of
AT kinds repaired and all parts Tor came furnished
and the LATE IMPROVEMENTS put on the
SLOAT ELLIPTIC and WHEELER b WILSON
SEWING MACHINES. sLOAT ELLIPTIC MA.
CHIMES for sale and purchased Exclusive agents
for supplying the Judson Patent Governor and
valves Cor stsam-engtnes, also for the celebrated
Seldeu's Patent Packing for steam-engines, and
for the great and useful Lathe Chuck made BY
Messrs. e. Horton q Son.
- = I0.- ~ a. GEORGE B. SLOAT,
no Sim a. JACKSON ADDINGTONs
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A LITTLE GrRL BURIED IN THE SNOW
The Lake Shore Enterprise, Of Saturday
says: ~
Z ssOn Wednesday Of this week an Incl
dent occurred which is painful to record.
Near Grahamville, Pa, FIVE or six miles
south Of North East, little girl, abont
eight years of age, started home clone from
school at O'Clock in the afternoon. a heavy
snow-storm, accompanied with strong
wind, prevailed at the time. Since that
hour nothing has bean seen or heard OF the
little one, and the residents Of the neigh
borhood have been diligently searching for
the unfortunate, digging in snow-banks
and looking everywhere. The poor Little
girl doubtless became fatigued battling
against the storm, WAS very cold, sought
shelter behind some tree or hush, and was
buried beneath the snow.
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End of the Negro Troubles I'm Geor-
u Esa-Fourteen Arrests by the Mill
tary.
SAVANNAH, Ga, January 4.-The mill
tary yesterday took charge of the Ogechee
troubles, and the preliminary organization
of citizens with sheriff's posse was dis
continued, the military undertaking to sup
port the sheriff in the execution of the
warrants. Two army officers visited the
scene Of the trouble, and matters were
quieted. Fourteen insurgents surrendered
themselves to the authorities last night, and
others implicated are expected to come in
tonight, s.s- +
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Worth Carolina Affairs.

RALEIGH, N. c., January 4.-There was
no quorum in the Legislature to-day.
The Supreme Court assembled to-day in
their old rooms occupied by the Auditor
and Superintendent of Public Instruction,
and refuse to occupy the new rooms as
signed to it. The court will attach the off,
GERS named for contempt if they do not
vacate.
In the injunction case against the State
treasurer and Chatham railroad o digsolu-
ton Of the injunction has been agreed upon
pro forma, with view to bring the case Rs
once before the Supreme Court on appeal.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS 4

L. E. FINCH. Es s. Z. JOHNSON.
REECKLENBURG LAND AGENCY
lE1 The subscribers offer their services for the
SALE AND PUkCHASE OF REAL ESTATE IN
the counties of Mecklenburg, Halifax. Charlo te,
Lupenburg and Brunswick. Va, and In the coun-
ties of Warren and Granville, N. G., or l.. 4.
FINCH will make Investments on joint account.
For further particulars, aduress
FINCH q JOHNSON,
3r Boydton, Mecklenburg county, Va.
Refer to General j. D. Imboden, General j. r.
Anderson, Messrs. Bacon Baskerville, Messrs.
Lancaster Il Co., Richmond Va; Colonel VIII
liam Towns, Captain T. Darlington, Colonel VII.
liam E. Baskerville. Judge T.. II. Chambers, and
MIR. e. A. Rawlins, Mecklenburg, Va.
----.'-. 20. ja1-eod2m*
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North Carolina Town Elections.

NEwBERN, N. c., January After an
exciting contest to-day between the two
Republican candidates for the nayoralty,
Berry, the native candidate, was elected.
No disturbance. -
W1IM1saros, N. G., january Ain the
municipal election here to-day only Repub-
licans participated. j. q. Neff (regular)
was elected mayor over J. b. Chodbourne
(bolter). The aldermen elected are negroes
and carpef-baggers. -
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Foreign Markets.

a LIVERPOOL, January A. Noon.- Cotton
frmer; estimated sales, 10000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, January 4.-Afternoon.-Cott
active; upiands, lid. !; Orleans, lad. Bread
stufss firm. Lard, 65s. I'd. Pork, sos. Com.
mon rosin, IS. Turpentine. 2ss I'd 02ss. Tai
low 47s. Sd. .af.....
LIVERPOOL, January 4.-Erasing. -Cottou
active; uplands, 1l@llhd.; Orleans llAQ
1l1d.; sales, 20, 900 bales. Red western wheat,
los. Lard, 66s. Sd goes. Cd. Turpen tine, 2ss.
Cd. Tallow, ATS. Sd. ~ 1 as
LoSpoH, January Acknowledgements, OH.
United States bonds quiet and steady at TAX.
Turpentine, 2ss. Sd.
HAvRE, January 4.-Cotton buoyant both on
the spot and afloat at l29f.
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Manufactories I'm south Carolina

COLUMBIA, 3. c., January 4.-The AK
tensiye water power known IS the Column
bia canal was bought this morning BY the
business agent Of Senator Sprsgus, OF Rhode
Island, for $500, 900. 1t is believed large
manufactures VIII in g few months DO
erected theSeops
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TEAMING BUsI-

rO-PARTNERSHIp TEAMING BUSI-
NJ NESS.--The undersigned hsve this day
Formed co-partnership under the name and style
Of NrORRS q SON. Having purchased ut Mr.. q.
a. Hatcher's sale an outfit OF mules and wagons
we are prepared IN do hauling for our friends and
the public generally. Chr office VIII be st Nessrs
Peyton 81 Sarey's, corner thirteenth and CsfY
streets, n, - ALGERNOE 8. STORRS, n
GERYAS STORES.
n. B,--We have secured the services OF compe-
tent assistants who have had many years. expert
snee In the business. de@-sod2T
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LOB NEW YoEK-0LD D0-$%A
E NNION sTEAHEHIP C0aWA- -
EY.--The splendid new Ede~wheei steA:nsn112S
NAHTsN aad HATTERAE Leave New Ycek fok
RichmoNd every WEDNx6DAH and aATUE.
DAY. Leave Etehm0nd every XukSDA1 ana
-TSsse ahips ara entirely new; thea havo elegant
saloonS and stassroonBs tia fxfe,. aecomsnodA.
Yradghh tor points beyond New York foxUafdsd
With Gspatcn and no Charge made saye Tar "a.
'ao Moss Connections Tnsds with stexress Sbr Ill
souttaIn auG European ports.
Insurance elected at loaest rates when ordered.
q .N. L. aaqgx1ADx, grssideni ~, &eae0Hlcs
WHLiAM q. DUNHAM d 90, Agents
mYe corner Mxin and Eleventh effeoo.
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The raciflc RniIroad Bonds.

NEW YoRK, January 4.--An injunction
has been issued restraining the Shoe and
Leather Bank from paying the coupons Of
the mortgage bonds Of the Atlantic and
South Pacific Railroad Company due jam
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FOREIGN NEWS.

ENGLAND-JEFFERsoN DAVIS AND OTHER
PROMINENT CoNFEDERATEs PREPARING TO
CONE HOME.
LONDON, January 4.-In view Of Presi-
dent Johnson's amnesty proclamation, JEFF
ferson Davis, John sliden, James M. Mason,
A. Dudley Mann, and other prominent
Confederstes, are preparing to return home.
The English press generally approve Of
the Burlingame- Clarendon Chinese treaty.
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rHEaAPEAKEA AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ WNTER gCHEDULE.-On and after Tn
FIRST OF oCT0BER, 1tss, the passenger trains
will run Nc follows g 80 s.E - 8fzS .gl4L TT
MAIL TRAIN between Richmond and staun-
ton daily {except Sundsyt End between ntsuntc1
and Covtngton tf-weekly-y1z., Leave Richmond
st T.N "A. NJ. and arrive at Stsunton at a.4 z. d.
Leave staunton at s.u A. IL and srrtye st Rich-
On TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sATUKDAY
leave GOWNS ton a. kloA; Ne. and srstye g stsgn:
ton q. s.1pA. u. Leave Staunton e ~ =. .. snd
arrive st Coyington az 1H z. IL "a ~;
pAOG0HMOUATI0N7 TRAIN besNaan kaen.
nond and Charlottesville on NONDAYS WE'D.
4EESDAYS, and HATURDAYH = Leave CHAR.
iotteSyille at "A. M.i and arrzye at Richmond ~
SyoA. Il. Leave Richmond ct 1.eo r. n and AZ
rive at Charlottesville at eP- Mr. CSC
The Mail Train connects Of aordonsYfle ana
Charlottesville with trains ON Grange Alax9E6l1as
and Manassas railroads for AEXANDHlA,
WARRINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, 81 YOkk.
LYNCHBURG, KNOXVILLE. yHATTAM0Q.
ga, MEMPHIS, NKWI OELEAdH MONT.
saoMEKY, Mosit d Ss. xs stsaaasD ", e.
HXRRiSoaBUisa, lWINGHksTKK O. a, At
Goshen, with stages for LES1IHGTnN. MAT ~.
Bach ALUE, WARM, HOT, and HEAL1H0
6PRM Gs. At -SovtngtOn, with AaEsz. I1r
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGRe IN WIaBUR0
= JaHES r. NErHERIiANn
se - General Ticket Agent
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Fatal Accident Aim New YORK Rarbor

3 NEW YoRK, January IA premature
explosion occurred to-day while blasting
the wreck Of the steamer Scotland, of
Sandy Hook, by which Captain William L.
Churchill, late of the navy, and three
others, were blown to atoms. Several
others were injured. e..'b--t Z
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The muYderers of Brodhead, Bsoo' e, and
orme, have been sentenced {, be hansed.
They confessed their guilt,
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

HANGER'S MOUNTAIN WHISKEY,
COPPER DISTILLED,
and warranted free from adu1teration, can be had
In any quantity Of the undersigned, who Is the
sole agent for the manufacturer.
ANDREW j. GRAY,
de ao-eodIm e No.. Pearl Block.
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CATTLE.-Fifseen carloads Of choice fat
cattle arrived on the Tennessee cars yester-
day, and will be shipped North over the
Orange road to-day .-Lynchbrg Ne,ns, llth.
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=, sgsRMAS's PROPOSED BILL.

ros susRMAN's PRorosEp b1sL.-
SsSA1oS ,n January 2.-Senator Sher.
H'dsii''g-."on,s and will introduce afte,
nan is Pi prs a bill amending the tenure
ot.otloe 49, points Of his measure are
The PRIV + all parts Of that act which
the repes sse tenure of Cabinet officers, and
relste 10 ;, ~, notifications of the Law relating
inpor'a.nn' .ious for cause.-Ne,o York Eve.
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a>IoRMoND AND sDANqnEA RAIL
leSR oAD-WINTMR SCEEDULE.--0ay ard
after TUESDAY, November u, ne t1atna Oh th3s

after TgEaDAY, November u me essaina Oh DIS
aonsa WISE. Through 1lait sT1aaz.,IAsSs
Richmond daily ct $50 a: NJ lsaycs DszMns
he road foe Tsxmns Lynosp I'd
an stations on the Virgins and Tennesbes sail.
road Knoxville, Meanwhile, Memphis, &c, Haya.s
casur, DC, 6la. Cor.nth, Grssid Janceinn Kieks.
burg, &c, Miss; New Orleans, &C., sud at 6Tsdns.
Columpia, Charleston, Augusta Savannsh, Msccns
Columbus, tAtlxnta,. DC, da. :Ronigonszys Id
o1 Gone ne EIsr.@rnrcuxh Han rrsan.-ISAsss
6reensnoroc daily az $50 a. NJ; leaves DaRy1n1
daily At t:ikA. Il counect9 at HurESUI1e with TIE
&C., 4 al6e = l<tibjTs9s ,fFtFs-t yEl -
Through tickets can DO procured q qEhs ackA
points South and Southwest, and at areensbesc
and Dan vsllet0 all points North, East and Wests
~ no go 81 500 or a f5nperintendenk
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The weather ut Sea.

FORTRESS MONROE, January There
has been dense fog for the last three days,
which still continues.
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OTrIck RsohaoSp. Axo YoRH RIYnn1
Z ".>.@ a..3 = RAILROAD CO1[PAHX
II s.{,sri 4 urtRiCHlSi11gn. Aucruet 1. fl. ~

rOfGlck b4S6AOSl, AND 1OGA lSlHEk4
- f"@." $500 = RAILROAD CONPANX
~ 81 ,-nsT ! 10 RICHMOND August L III -
DIGHMOND AND YORK RIVHR RAIL-
kN ROAD LINE.-NEWt 6GHEDpLxATQR
THE NORTH, AND NORTH
iWEET.-The steamer KENNEBHC, Captain j.
II. FRI9lxAN commanding leaves White H0lge
every "WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY EORNLN9
on arrival OF the carsA frofn Richmond, reaching
Baltimore ON the following morning ut sunrise.
every H3ED1Y ana THURSDAY ct O'Clock
Z Tbs steamer ADMIRAL, Captain KIRHAMec
uandtnK, leayeG White House every TUEaDkY
and FRfDAYion arrival c1 thu cArH frcm Ri6Hr
mond, reaching Baltimore tie following morning
as sunrise. ResnIning, the AD11RAL hsyes 81.
'G PHSSE 81 nag F0R sAIsrfMoRE lesys fAs
depot OF the Richmond and York Riyer .HAIls
T sS5S lleHWfE DNEsD1Ys and fEI51T. e.
at O'Clock =. NJ. reachinR1Ri chmond he fnll0ws
log evening. Fare to Baltimore only -
Freight received st all TIMES txao f0gHaxde1
promptly, snd Through bills Of lading gttan 70 Al
1t NE PHssENaEs TRAIN leaves shs depos
EVERY MORNING. atsA. u 80
oc n - - SO Freight and Ticket Agsus
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PROFEssTONAL CARDS.

TAR. ). y. HoBsoN HAS RESUMED
1.-THE RRAGTIgE or MgD1ClNx ~
nICHMOED. Particular attention. paid % pa
are called incprable. Many OF these aauilt q
perfect cure, aud nearly sit OF relief 6y judi-
cfoua application OF the Law or Gpre.
a Ieftefr or iuasfry with posesge sssn4p ENCLOSED
.pronapty answered WithouE chaxE -
! kesilanes and oflicg, No. u EsHftn ssfeeh se-
tween Main and Ernsikl linz 50 j. 4rre41y6&Wzk
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n e ~ = Is
A CHRIsTMAs ,TRAGEDY-AN OLD LADY
SEVENTY YEARS OLD BURNED TO DEATH
The correspondence Of the New Albany
(1nd.) Commercial! says: A most terrible
disaster occurred one and half miles from
Jasper, the county seat of Dubois county,
on Christmas day. A gentleman named
Dishinger and his mother resided together
in house situated about mile and q half
from Jasper. The mother was seventy
years Of age, and quite feeble. On Christ
mas day Mr.. Dishinger and portion Of
his family went to, church, leaving his mo-
Their and three of his children, all small, at
home. During Mr.. DIS absence, his mo-
theirs clothes by some means took fire, and
were soon in blaze. She was in her own
room when her clothes took fire, and imme-
diately ran into an adjoining room where
the three little children were, crying,
I" Help met help me, children |" The two
eldest children, terribly frightened, ran
out into the yard, leaving the baby in the
cradle in the room with the burning grand
mother.
The eldest girl, about eight years old, al
most Immediately returned to the room.
however, and rescued the infant from ito
perilous situation; but she was unable to
aid her grandmother, and the old lady ran
to a bed in the room and tried to get under
the bed clothing, in order to smother the
flames. She fell upon the bed without &C.
complishing her object, and it Immediately
took fire and was soon in blaze. From
the bed the flames communicated to the
house, and it was soon reduced to heap of
ruins and all its contents destroyed.
The old lady's body was nearly entirely
consumed. It is said she had about FIVE
hundred dollars in gold and other property
in her room amounting to about one thou
sand dollars in value, all Of which we're
lost ..saw.1. ..-#-sr. .r..s. .s#.-eEer
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EVR NORFOLK, POETS =,

LOB RoRToLK, noRIH 81
OH THE JAMES RIVER.rTn& 1St and elegant
ssssIasr JOHN SYLVESTER sGapssiEIA % On.
named places on MONDAYs WEnEEADAX and
rYRIDAY 6 "a O'Clock A. II, aptystExns On Tuef.
di Ts1ssSasEE saa ssssr . yarr ne 20
eornect Win Isaexnsrs tor BALTIMORE md
TRAa SlS says1 CITY POINT Or pEvxRx.
EURa On arrival a. 6yEANEN z e aIysg
- KaEsso Gorfolh 81 raur ,sisga
r ,e.sst,,.d NJ, mo to q 4. K TuEaDAYA yuBs.
DAYH and sATVRDAYH, for NoRYQLK.
PORTbN0UYH, BOETQN, BALTIH0RG an4
PRINCIPAL LAMDIGaS. on ,gHlksAfssA4sA6sS
Msisnfs Tor wsy-ianMnss mnst bSprS9aid.
srcsoeeS ID 6oYeruIncnt slammed eayelcpes
ApplTto .ssli, & BIZ Il B.TATuM Axsnt.
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Having this day connected MYSELF With the above
Arm, / respectfully solicit continuation OF the
patronage of my friends and those Of the late firm
Of Gwsthmey C Morris. "a, w. H. M0RElS.
January ]. 1869. -. 49, JEW
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THOMAS r. ao0DE.

n sATTOSMHIS Al LAM
EcYprox. MxcKtssBCRa COUNTY, yAs
practices la tia courts Of MecklenhnrE and adtet.
ing counties, aud In the Urited Hsates Coarss at
Rishmopds ~ s--ssA
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Citizens Executed by the Militia I'm
Arkansas.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, January 4.-The milf
tia of Marion county, Ark, tried FIVE citi-
zens by drum-head court-martial and shot
them. Among the victims were DR.. Nc
Kenzie and John Thorpe, well-known citi-
zens.
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DESTRUCTIVE Bangor, Me-, Jan
uary 2.-Last evening fire broke out In
the grocery store of Harris g. Conner, on
Broad street, and spread each way until
ten brick stores were destroyed, nearly all
Of them containing heavy stocks Of goods.
The loss is $3.50, 900, and partly insured.
About twelve business firms are sufferers.
Neao Hauen, January 2.-The repair
shops of the New Haven and New York
railroad were destroyed byfre at IL o'clock
last night. The loss is estimated at $780,
900. The blacksmith shops and two loco
motives were also destroyed. The insu-
rance on the property destroyed is between
sixty and eighty thousand dollars.
Troy, N. r, January 2.-W. Taylor's
undergrad was destroyed by fire yester-
day morning. The loss is estimated at
900 insured. Har7. 1ae
Neao York, January IA fire this after
noon on Pearl street destroyed the varnish
factory Of G. q. Jacobs. Loss, $4,000 /;
partly insured. ';,ss.a I. 81 - e3.s.@
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- : - RICHMOND, January L 1853.
COMPREHENSIVE I'VE have this day
associated with us In business JAMES A.
Seldom Fsq., of Goochland county, Va. The
STYLE Of the firm will be LEE, SEDDuN eco.
We will continue the same business heretofore
conducted byus. !
ia I-dlm&w4t GEORGE LEE q CO.
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STEAMERS.
sTFAMBoATA1H

lDOYHATAN !ETEAMB0AT&SXAs
a .iCOMPAN Y.-STEA ME Be- =
STATE OF MAnYLAND AND FErERS1uEa:
BAETIMOKE, sAyANMhA BOSTON, AND
TEE WEST.-TRI-WEEEI,Y LlMLsT 80 AALs
WITH STEAMERS no PHHADELYHLk.-NQ
CHARGE ZOE WHARR AaE,s DRAYAaZ
Or FORWARDING, ND NO TTRAMn4IR.
AND BALTIMOREs-Lesves baltimore every
TUESDAY, Thursday, yand sATvk0AY.
Leaves Richmond every FUEauAYs THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY. zazASt
Freight recetYes sve-s day texospt Hcndsyl up 20
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Fare TWO DOLLA26s meals 500 ssaseroox
extra. For freight or passage AppkTs0
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Leave Richmond at a. d.. and 3ag q ~
Y Leave Petersburg - 2:lS Al d.. and e3eKsA
eACC0MMODATI0N TRAIN, vita paeene6
d. and PeterSburg daily o. ssss -. ssunsisys
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leave Richmond at 9:1e r. M on TUESDAYS Thurs
days and saturday. THOMAS H. WHNNE,
del = Sur 6riutendenk