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U WALL TURNER,

I WALL TURNER, - E1-- .-rI Ia|
sDe NEWS-DEkLER AND BOOKSELLER
lila MAIN STREET,
has at all times full and well-selected stock Of
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, STATIONERY,
&C. Calls particular attention to his stock OF sta
tionery, believing that he can sell cheap II not
cheaper than any house in the city. Give him q
call before purchasing elsewhere
Ali the latest NOVELS can be found on his coun-
tiers Immediately AFTER publication. s3s.Al.
All MAG AZINES received promptly. =
All principal NEWSPAPERS In the United
States can be found at his depot. VIII receive
subscriptions at publishers rates, thereby saving
the postage to the subscribers who subscribe with
him.
Thankful for past favors from his friends and
the public generally, he Is determined In future to
use all the energy he can command to give his GUS
toners satisfaction In every respect.
Remember liza Main street. TURNER
40 Dxy
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5TURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 6, 1869.

Dolla-s; somnambulisE,, or In the Wrong Cham
ber Fra, kiln Street gorrifed-a ridiculous mis-
take and Nhat came oft; The Old FogIes Nine,
and how they wh,ne-a posti-a parody and a
political satire; JEFF. Davis at Manassss-'' Lost
cause y Pollard m axes another plunge at him !;
The Cyphtr Ietter-mys!ery unveiled and love
tripmp ant Buried iu the snow-a legend Of
French Garden HHl i7hmong the soap-Ketsles !; In
ths Dock and hundred sketches, tales poems,
and witty paragraphs and entert aiming things
will be found in the Opinfon or to-day.
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
AMER1CA, Wa sHINGTON, d. C.-CHARTER.
Ed BY SPECIAL ACT or c99dEEsSS o. Z SSr AZ Z
fEmxES e. o,o oi;o JghK H gCAShe SAaHir66EF Or
siCE |: FIRST NATIONAL BANK, BUILDING,
PHILADEl.P HIA, where the general business Of
sf h
- OFFICERS: .-Eg ..#r..-.7 a.-.
CLARENCE Il. CLAlzK, President.
JAY: COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
HENRY d. COOKE Iice-President. ~ -
EMERSON W. PEEG, Secretary and Actuary,
This Company national In It's characaeF, 9ners nIs
MUM and new tables, tile rlost desirable means OF
nsuring rfc yet presented TO the pnblic. ~ "
The rates ofpremium, being largely reduced ar
nsde as fayorsble to the Insurers as those OF Tho
best mutual compaEies and avoid al the compli.
cations and uncertainties OF notes, dividends, anc
The misunderstanding which the latter are SO ap'
% SeVerai Int new and attractive tables are now pre-,
sented which need only to be understood 2 Dr9y
acceptable TO the pubhce, such aa The MC0hE- =
hTGH POLICY. In the former the policy-holdeI
not only secures life insurance, payable adeatn,
but will receive If living. after period OF fex
years IN anIdt Income sGttdt 10 ten per ce'h Wv
per cent Q}the par of his policy. In the latter,
the Company agrees to return 20 Tie assured ht
total amount money he has paid IN IN addition
The attention OF persons contemplating insIrinp
their lives or increasing the amount Of Insurance.
they already have t3 called TO The special acvan'
tages offered by the Eational Lie Insurance Com
Circulars, pamphlets, ard fru particulars, given
on application to the branch office OF the Com
Jay COOKE 4 CO., Is Washington, D. G.,
General Agents for District OF Columbia, Virginia
ana &. B sMtFH Cashier First National Bank,
Richmond, the Agent for Henrico, Campbell ano
Dinwiddie counties. ues-UD
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G. B. CamstocI

PERsosAI.4General G. b. Comstock,
United States army, with his bride, arrived
ct the Exchange yesterday, where they
we're called upon ,by,y numerous ofcers of
iths army. They asR fcr Florida in the
afternoon. General !: Comssockl is an officer
sof lfhe engineer corps ,and, ,sfor some years
Ipiast has been on General Grants staH.;isr
.t6 General q 4Stonemanp has returned toithe
city from E GER 5a1 'as,r5.3,, ss, ra,t55
~ A5larse ,saadI fashionable reception was
ssiyen last night BIZ Judge q. g. Bond diat
Els residence, on Marshall street. uel.3a -
.agHasF 2 i IATiI3UG -,
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EVERY SATURDAY.-Turner receives this
popular and truly excellentperiodical every
Saturday afternoon ThanksFf for repeated
journalistic favors. bs-s:l}a zsrs aacna
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The GERMAN TURNER BALh.-After
being twice disappointed by the costumer,
the gentlemen in charge of the German
Turner ball are able to announce positively
that the bail will come off ON Monday week
when good time may be expected. ----f
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
INC m THE RICHMOND PosT- OFFICE FEBRUARY
s, s69.-President of the Military Board
fArmy Ulcers, Miss JuliaC Carver, Martha
Louis, Miss Willie T. Jude rN,s Goodman,
Miss, Rosa Gatogni, Henry Addington,
Frank Catogni, Richmond, Vas Mrs.
Fanny Myers, Lynchburg, Va; 0lissf Be
becca Smith Henry Webby, California
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sr. PAUL.-The preparations for the pro
duction of the oratorio of St. Paul are in
progress, and it will be produced in grand
style at the Broad street Methodist church
on Tuesday evening for the benefit of2the
Male Orphan ,Asylums -Fz.z3g~ r. tE.st}E
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FARMERS, sCLUBs.-We have often been
surprised that the farmers, in Eastern Virr
giuiae do not form clubs, as is done in other;
portions of the, State. These clubs are
composed generally Of from ten to fifteen
persons engaged in agricultural pursuits.
The club meets monthly at the houses Of the
members in rotation. At these meetings
generally the first business in'order is the
discussion of some question which had been
proposed at the previous meeting. After
which any ymemb bercan ask question, which
becomes the subject of general conyersa-
tion, each one giving his views upon. it.
We once attended o meeting Of this kind in
another part of the State, and although not
o farmer were very much interested in the
proceedings and discussions which took
place upon variety of topics connected
with the farming interest. Such questions
as I" How long can calf live without wa
ter" "Can sheep be raised in field
which contains no waterp" "SWhat is the
best manure ?" "Can chickens be made to
pay the farmer ?" &C., &c., were freely
discussed, and the interest was maintained
for several hours. Not the least interesting
feature of the evening was q sumptuous
repast, to which the gentlemen did ample
justice. - -.
: We have been led to these remarks by
hearing that several Of the public-spirited
farmers below the city had it in contempla-
ton to organize one: of these clubs. We
hope that they will succeed, and that others,
seeing the good effects of such g movement,
may be induced to. follow their example
until every neighborhood in this portion of
the, State can boast of Its /" farmers club"
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Z MAGIsTRATE APPoINTED.-General
stonensn has, removed Justice A. s. Storrs,
of Henrico county, and has appointed Mr..
Frank Dickman. late constable, to FIJI the
vacancy. Mr.. Dickman qualified yester
day and entered upon the dischargelof his
.duties. George w. Weaver suooesdyato the
7office Of constable. sIiTa aBGGL01 g:ros'to
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CHEAP WOOD -I-have now inthe street, at the
corner Of Broad street and Brock avenue, forty
cords of the very best e,soned oak wood which
will cell TO- day at Ave dollars per cord.
= .ga .H a
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JUST RECEIVED, new tyles Of silk and Alpine
hats. Also. ladies' initiation ermne, brown coEey,
and water mink furs, at
- ! .aL2 = PowHATAN WETsrGER & Fo's
corner Twelfth and Main streets.
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Told You so.-These wintry blasts were fore.
told yEeedessly, you failed to buy half-cord Of
pine wood, sawedor split at %, oak at S3 Is, then
offered you by the Steam Fuel Factory. To-day
you have one more chance, II you prepay. See
notice.
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"We understand that King, the Virginia
Express robber, made 4 full confession of his
guilt yesterday morning. occa stoned. no doubt
by the treachery of Potts, who shamefnlly
went back on him. The whole thing was
managed badly from the very jump. There
were too many fingers in the pie by far.
Wait and watch
a \. ~ \
"King's father was also arrested in Rich
mond yesterday morning, and will be brought
to this city this evening on the Petersburg
train. The old man, il is stated, dipped his
finger in the pie also A large portion of the
money, we are informed, has been recovered,
but where and how we did not learn" -s'
From this it does not appear that King
senior was arrested upon any statement
made by his son, but upon suspicion. This,
however, remains to be disclosed in evil
dence,
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4nhn1ondsss tA9lspatth,
s.s FEBRUARY s,rlsss.
THE CIRQUE ALTON IoF THE DPS
PATCHn IS ,L;ARGERTHANTHE COM
BINED CIRCULATIoNz OF yAI1Ic4THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
- 11071oR dJ5 szIEs u. LES THIS DAY.

ON ALn PUBLIC DRIP pxrvArn sAErs. or REAL
ESTATE AkpEBETwEENt THE FIRST DAY OF,
JANUARY AND THE FTRsT DAY mr. JULY THE
PURCHASER RAYsfTHE TaxRsq FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR. BUT ON ALL SALES BKTWEEN THE
lFrpsT DkY OF July AND THKh"HrRTY-FIRST
DAY or pKcEMBERs THE lsFLLERrPAf fsl THEM
WELLINGTON GoDD1N Win sell at 4
'Ao,'ciock p. NJ. a house and lot on the west
side OF MIL street 'Tato ahs uE' n'a..' t'2 c
a. o. ePHLLIAM7 viii cell at y O'Clock a
bohse and lot in Manchester at the corner
of Hull and Harrison streets.
HILL & GODDIN will sell at 70 O'Clock, on
the Basin bank at Ninth street, the open
canal. boat "J. f. GIazebrook."
COOK. & &LAUGHToN, will sell on Council
Chamber Hill at, 10 o'clock A. M. horses,
mules, top buggy. &c.
TH8MAsw KEEsEE wilIsef horses, mules,
wagon, buggy, &C., ON Council Chamber
Hill, at 10 q. M.
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The CASE OF JETER PHILLIPss-The writ
Of habeus corpas awarded by Judge Under
wood upon the petition Of Jetsr Phillips is
returnable on Tuesday next, the 9th instant.
RhescasesMill be argued on that day unless
the Supreme Court of the United States
takes some action restraining Judge Under
wood from taking any further steps in the
affair
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THE COURTS.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS
COURT.
NJ. E. H. Hicks was before the United
States Commissioner yesterday charged
with selling tobacco with intent to defraud
the United States Government. One of the
witnesses identified him as the person who
sold tobacco to Mr.. Kirsh. The case was
continued until to-day.
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FIRE.-An alarm of fire was sounded
yesterday morning at about O'Clock. Some
one set fire to the staircase in the kitchen
Of dwelling-hou on Franklin street be-
tween Eighth and Ninth owned by G. T.
Davis. Damage about forty dollars.
The stupidity of the bell-ringers at the
Dollhouse is almost beyond endurance.
Yesterday morning they could not be reused
until some indignant citizen shouted out,
"Ring that bell, you - black -"
We would fill up the. blank spaces but that
the fellows English was bad, and it would
mar the force of the sentence to correct 1t.
To show what idea the people can get as to
where the fire was, We. give the following
scene in front of the Dispatch office. Tive
gentlemen are returning from supper, very
much q" fatigued." No.. drops down in
the Dispatch front door. Fire-bell rings.
No. /: (Yells. y" Flyer Fire! Flyer Bring
out machine dam fl man.
No. 2: "Gi up from here, Jack You fool
man. House on fire"
No. /: "Don. care dam. Flyer! Wait,
man, wan here where the fire is"
Bell strikes one.1 I'd giir.!
No. l 20 Flyer h Amt goin'r git up. Fire
down town. I live up town"
No. 2: "Oh! gi up man.-=cold, It's"
Bell strikes three.
No.2: "There, fires in your ward. Your
home on fire, all (hic) your know"
No. J. "Don care, balls over; let her
burn. Flyer! Flyer! Whoo: :rah! =
Bell tolls.
No. l: "Hello, Bill! (hic) here what.
Thas fGu'ral man. Bells tollin. Less 60
1.-THE fun'ral. Don care =, faint my fun raj,
Whoo-ah! Flyer! Flyer "'s.s,.rr.
Ereatnt 0mneS.
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INITIALS.
Belle Vine Paper Factory Bank Of Virginia ::
ent Versailles Hospisal; Principal Theological
Seminary.
L5st.z VESSELS. aTa- sc
Schooner Nellie Browne, Matte z. Gould !:
Steamtug Ludlow, VII lam Q. Mcclure Steamtug
Ludlow, Captain G. Nelson Brig Marion. Cap.
tain w. G. Saunders Sch -opcr A. nj. Edwards
W. T. Hinson Steamer & liza HancoI Brown &
Bro. Stesmtug Vulcan, captain.
.-EEeg ALEXANDER SHARP. PM
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1ESl, spE LETTERS.

1sT OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE
vAlxING IN THE RICHMOND POST
1FfICE FEBRUARY .. 1859: 81. -, IN, ,,,,,.
-. .dyt,. Used. 1 Nt1TTEw er
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A,CTIJa TO SHIPPEas.-Ihe boats Of
~ tie JAMES RIVER ND KANAWHA CA.
VAL COMPANY will leave the dock IS usual
promptly as ID Il nu TUESDAYS THUR5OAYS
Md SATURDAYS. 1ta..s-. .-.-. SID Z 4.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburs snd be-
yond collected on delivery, or prepaid at tina op-
ston OF the shipper. Freight received and de,
!:veIed 1t my o6ice, on the dock. .... -r
way freight viii not &c te!iVaSad I'll charges ars
SoasG locked and in:nrGd. --.--.,.-.
de II TDWAeB DILEON. Aecns
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W. H. PECK HAM, President ;,!rT
81. V.,9kHAGAN, Secretary;
Z L. MCADAM, Actnary ~ -.
G.A..FUDICKAR,. superintendent.

- ~.~ aisT DIRECTORS r.-- ata;-r.T
General JOHN A. DIX; ,........ ..., t..,- r..
W. wnKENs, Of Wilkens & Co.;
GEORGE T.THorR, President Continental F1re In
sursnce Company; -eir- Taf. fottg ct a7.
Hon. JAMES HARPER, OF Harper Brothers ...
JOHN j. CRANE, President Bank Of Republic
w. M. vEnMILYE, Of vermilye& Co, bankers !;
Hon. GEORGE OPDYKE, ex-Mayor Of New York;
AARON ARNOLD, Of Arnold, Constable & co. ;
and others. (, .,,. .u ,n>,,,rn
General Agents for Virginia, North Carolina, and
Tennessee 2 r-rt#7g- aE+ c.1f@E = u ?
DR. a. G.. CABRLL Medical Examiner. jas
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BOOKS AND sTATIoNE RY.

DRAITHWAITE'S RETROSPECT OF
4 Practical Medicine and Surgery for January
lsC9. ...............$l 81 SO
A Treatise on Diseases of the Eye. BY Soel-
The Druggists General Receipt Book. BY
Beasley. so
Mackenzie ON the Laryugoscope, Hoarseness
and Loss OF Voice; &c.........,.........,. 90
Greenhow on Chronic Bronchitis. 2S
Conspectus OF the Medical Sciences. BY u
Hartshorne ..........................,5 IS
Birch .;onstipated Bowels els..............,.12s ! Is
land -. =. 2s
Wythe's Pocket dose Book. New edition. :. :. ! 90
For sale by
fe2 WOODHOUsE Il Ph RHAM.Z
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A VETERAN AG4Is, IN TIE FIELD Our old
and respected friend Colonel THOMAS B. BIGGER,
Of the "army" OF observation on the Canada
line in lsl2. has again embarked in business, and
having earnestly and vigorously entered the field,
means 10 conduct the Campaign with untiring
sstduity.=Hsnas associate with bfni In business
his son j. BELL1B ts6sRs Of fame and popularity
justly earned IN his respoasIble position IS clerk
of The House OF Delegates, n he htm has troopsof
friends and with their business skill and expert
sencesthey must actfe se success y r 80 !. -.
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! The National Rank system sTs 1t 2 failure:
Thisdss a question IN which every business man
and citizen fs Interested. In the Opinion OF this
morning there is pose OF itg inner workings,
its ''sde show5 stsz seurb-stonce brokers y and
aIlthe ,wickedness or The moustrons monopoly
Thereis alsoa romance e ltfstei !" w ho Did IL ?a-
stery OF love, murder. and retrtbution, founded
on facts of5Eeeut foccnTerce The Attorney
General AS q ashhrpl eraeu TONER, or how to get
out ,of Hs ieapsE erFpe.a at u cost only Of Fifty
~. ..i5 -. t, : stss.,.,,s, ,,nssr,tt CT 4,
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PROPOSALS.

ATOTICE.-eealed proposals VIII be- rer
IN ceived a. tbs office Of The City Engi nssr until
the 18th .instantlto Is O'Clock M for furnishing
the city -Almskonss- with -GuOQ, SOUND SEA-
PINE WOOD for the present year.s The
COMMITTEES reserve the rfghtto reject any er all
if they think proper e. !. l.fs.sal 2 :
Furms OF proposals can be had at the Office ef
the CITY EnXueer. go -. -
By order Of the Committee for the Relief Of the
Poor. AtE JOHN PEARCEt3
fe a-Tt superintendent OF Almshoasa
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The KING ROBBERY We give below
some extracts from the Norfolk DGy Book
Of yesterday concerning the late confession
in the King robbery case. Itappears that
Thomas Potts implicated in1 the robbery
first turned States evidence against King,
and testified that
taarF- risE gf-f Erg aT.S
"King, on the evening preceding the morn
ing of the So called robbery, gave him sl,so0
rs his dividend of the $4,000 stolen, and in
ficted on himself q slight wound on his head
with, Il hatchet Thai he, all premedita taled,
started by himself as preconcerted for the
veritable locality where he raised the hue
and cry and represented that he had been
knocked down and robbed
Concerning the confession Of King, Jr.,
and the arrest of Mr.. King, Sr., the Day
Book says: ,Fa'' '.. .'1"' @FH5s'A'
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MARINE HNTELLHGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY 8, 1859.
SUN rises. g 40 Moon rises: -. -. 8 .os
Sun sets......,...6.l1l High tide-.......-.2 20
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HENRICO COUNTY COURT
G.. D. PLBAsASrs PRESIDING JUSTICE.
In the case of J IN. Davis u.s. Smith the
jury rendered verdict IN favor Of the
nlaintifi
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r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE MANCHESTER POST-OFFICE
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? PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 8. 81
ARRIVED.
2 Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York,
merchandise anu passengers, w. q. Durham
& Co.
SAILED
2 Steamer Eliza Hapcoxr Clifford. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
?, Steamer j. w. Everman, Vance, Philadei-
phia, merchandise and passengers, W. P.
Porter. .--.--..-.-- ,.,...
IL Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. G. Durham
4 Co. 1r - 1a iera -.rr#rsse aa tg'
2 yf.l.rs an.Fl. .-aBaoRAEDUM.e ,.sE 30 .#<J
:, Schooner l.. A. Edwards, Marshnli cleared
from New York for City Point On the Sd.
'earIB.g BY -TEIgeRAPH.at ca 81 aH sat.-
. WAsHIEGroS. February 5.-The revolving
red light ut Lucretia Point, on the north
coast of Cuba, has been temporarily discon-
hueu. v.f9 az; .sE a.E ..s q. .. #.@..s. E..E
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rRUGGISTS, LABEht PRINTED
IL THE Dfsf.A TGH PRFETING-HoIIAE.=L
I'D UsINEsS CARDS PRINTED An THE
ID DISPATCH PRINTiN6-HoDSE CagAP.
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ToR RENT "A SMALL TENEMENTA
E next to my residence, on Grove road IN -
tdney, with good garden lot. House has thfee
rooms aud kitchen two-alt In excellant ordcf.1
Rent 9la Yer month. a. X, COI!RTNEY, -
r. At, -8aJs. 1850 -l-bL@4m WhQ Butlding.,if
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FOR SALE,
TO TAX.PAYERSs

TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE CITY
4 OF RICHMOND. MONDAY NEXT all
of the delinquent real estate OF the city WIZ DE &C.
yertised at the door OF thst ity Hall for sale2
shall commence Immediately thereafter to levy ana
cell forpersonai taIss.-Itts absolutely necessary
for our protection, and the ,tax-payers VINO nave
not paid would ltsge us of yerypainfui DUTY II
thew would call at once and settle their bills.
JULIUS A. HOBSONa iEepatF ioF
fe 3-lwk EDMOND WINNIE, c. c. H. -
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TOR HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTTA.&
x The British brig PERSIA, now daily ssssa1A
ey tect. d. having large portion of her cargo en-
gagged will hayequick dfspatchfor the above port.
For balance Of Il ght apply to 49, -
] fe5E- Il. kOBERT r. WILLIAMS & co.
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EoR BA ALTIMORE.-The %Fss
steamer ELLIE KNIGHT, Captain
WIN. GEoGHKGAy, viii leave her wharf . :
rURDAY, February at O'Clock p. N. Freight
received up to halc-pass . O'Clock z. d. For
freight or passage. spply to =
- = HaRVEYS & WILLIAMS,
fer3 .-.af M..- s....- -ss.ut ag..-rrf a gents.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY s..
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si.OR RENT, TW05FLO O0RSf f;ess d the Il
r ff building corner of Ninth and Maip streets -
(oyerWaH RIaist& Cob q hese roSzis aiS aami-
rably adapted FOR lodgerrooms or say ughs paaT pasaiT
s-a-a heal Estate A gents and 4 ucttonsers,.o
- 10 At ~" - 81 1873 Main streSt.
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Bell strikes 'one.l

\ No. :E. Flyer i Amt goini git up. Fire
\ down town. live up town"
1 No. 2: "Oh gi up man-cold, It's"
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LrOR RENT.-ThelSTBR at present q,
iealerss IN fancy goods and tfimInings corner 1f
! road and inih streets. will be for rent on The
goth Of April next. IL Is the great turning point
of the CITY and has beeuWell known as business
stand FOR nineteen years, s,s.
fr2-aodaw l2cS lain street.
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DIRECTORS

j. L. APPRRsoN, WIN. K. WATTS,
d j. J.'RAkTsOoK- 1rf{ j. q. HILL, ~ -
in So-Irn ". @. RRINGTON
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SHIPPING.

EeR NEW YORK.-The new $FSs
l. and elegant side-wheel steamship psEzszaHsssss
5 SARATOGA will leave her wharf at koekeGts on
SUNDAY at Il O'Clock n. Freight received all
dsy 'aturday. Fare, $l2. Round tickets, $50.
Steerage, ad. For freight or passage, apply 10
.-s WILLIAM G. DUNHAM q CO.,
Re Cit corner Eleventh and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-06

EoRa RaRENT,A VERT DEsfRABLEG "a
II aNEW aAI,JK DWELbIN6.o on tiss xopfhA
side nj Marshall between Henry and Bith Stre&t
containing gsseyen o<nisna cs:a = ~ ~ -
~ IiiFieSenth between Bankshd Raan streessa{'
= kp at -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-06

No.2: There, fires in your ward. Your
home on fire, all (hic) your know"
No. l. "Don care, balls over; let her
burn. Flyer! Flyer! Whoo: rah =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-06

IIOR RENT, the BASEMENT Ro0hSA
n of residence No. tSu Marshall street, IA
Apply to JOHN b. CARY, Of 1900
de II 80 4. .s. ARMlSTEAD D. 9CARY.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11
Our NAYx Yard OH ciala.

TIE order of Secretary Borie, relieving Theo-
dore Zeller, Chief Engineer; George r. John
son, Inspecting Engineer; and John Roop,
Assistant Engineer, at the Navy Yard in this
city; also, Chief Engineers Wool, Henderson,
and Inch, who constituted the board that en-
dorsed Mr.. Zeller's purchase ofsold tools, is a
complete endorsement OF the action and con-
illusions arrived at by the subcommittee, o.
which Judge Kelley was chairman.
In our yesterdays edition we published the
report of this sub, committee, which became
by the action of the Naval Committee the
minority report. This action of the Secretary
of the Navy in sustaining the views of the
minority must be very gratifying to Judge
Kelley, who has taken a deep interest in the
investigation which has thus resulted in
relieving from duty the officers implicated in
the purchase to which allusion has been
made.