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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-09

The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company have resolved to repair and ftup
coach shops of the company so as to make
them seryiceable for any repairs of rolling
stock necessary to be made at this point.
Lynchb,rg Republican.
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GROCERIES, &c.

CONGRATULATIONS
EAMILY FLOUR,
=. EXTRA FLOUR,
sUPGRFINE FLOUR.
In barrels, half barrels, and bags. All good
brands and ut low prices.
jas CHARLES L. TODD.
CALF, SALT, SALT.-500 sacks MAR
~ SH iLL'S LIVERPOOL SALT for sale from
as ROPERT F. WILLIAMS 4 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-09

The Freedm ems Bureau In Loui-
siana.
NEW ORLEANS, January S.-Sixty civil
agents and clerks of the Freedmen's Blu
reau in this State have been discharged
reducing that establishment to small pro-
portions. An order was issued yesterday
prohibiting further admissions to the freed
mems hospital in this city.
Generals Babcock and Porter, of Gene
raj Grants staff, have returned from Texas.
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HAY PRESSES.
- HAY PRES SEES,
BALIE6 WIRE, &C.

We are now prepared to furnish the OLD Do
MNION HAY PRESS, which is the best horse.
power press, and the INGERsOLL, which is the
best hand hay-press, In use. The first we make,
and the latter we sell at manufacturers prices.
ANNEALED WIRE, suitable for baling shucks,
hay, or straw, for sale at New York prices.
The advantages Of baling hay are 80 well under.
stood as to need no assertion. We therefore only
say that we can furnish PRESSES and WIRE on
the most favorable terms. Our stock OF STRAW
CUTTERS and CORN-sHELLERS cannot be
excelled. Il. n SMITH CO.,
no u-d&wtl6Ja Manufacturers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-09

Buy and sell on commission STATE, CITY,
RAILROAD, and other BONDS and STOCKS,
STERLING EXCHANGE. GOLD, and SILVER.
Negotiate LOANS, and make COLLECTIONS
on ali accessible points.
ADVANCES MADE on Bonds and Stocks LETT
for sale. ia lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-09

AUGUSTA, January s.-Cotton opened quiet
1T 25Hc. but closed active and excited, hold
ers asking &c; sales, 760 bales; receipts, 1872
bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-09

WILMINGTON, N. c., January s.-Spirits tur-
pentine quiet at 46ac. Rosin-Strained TO No.
l, S2@S3.5o Crude turpentine advanced to
80 25@s3 So. Tar, 1925. Cotton, 26c. Weather
very mild.
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BANKERS.

BANKERS.
T ANCASTER s. CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. Ills MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
BROWN, LANCASTER & CO.,
BROKERS'
No. 30 South street. Baltimore, Maryland,
LANCASTER, BROWN q CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. "a Nassau street. New York.
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CHARLESTON, January S. -Cotton opened
weak but closed strong with an advancing
tendency; middings, 26kc.; sales, 100 bales !;
receipts 9S5 bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-09

CO-PARTNERsHHP. = The undersigned have
formed q CO. partnership under the style apd nrm
ducting Who'll ESALE GROCERY. AND COM.
MISSION BUSINESS in this city, and will occupy
the old stand of Arnistead g Cary, No. LII Gary
street. They solicit the patronage OF the FRIENDS
OF. the late firm and the public generally
- -7ls5 t4s WILLIAM A.ARhISTEAD.
JOHN L. PEEK. tIfas
RICHMOND, january ], 1859.
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TO-PARTNE RSHIP. THE undersigned
" have formed cn-psrtnership under the dfm
and style OF HILL Il DICKIE Tor. the purpose Of
conducting q CENTRAL COMMISSION BUSI-
Va. ss ~. b BILL
isL1m j. II. DIGKfE.
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RICHMOND, January L 1852.
1O-PARTNERSHIP.-We have this day
" associated with us In. business JAMES =.
Seldom. Fsq., Of Goochland county Va. The
STYLE of the Arm win be LEN, SEDD.fEf& co.
We will continue the same business heretofore
conducted by us.
ia 1-dlIn&w4t GEORGE LEE CO.
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SAVANNAH, January Section opened dull
and closed active; middlings, 27c.; sales,
. ON ho leg rpceipts ]. 923 bales
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coMFoRr-sAwED AND SPLIT

A NTHRACITE COAL.-I have on hand
and STOVE GOALS, 100 cords SEASONED OAK
and PINE WOOD; also, MIDLOTHIAN LUMP
and SMITHS COAL, which am prepared 20 sell
at the lowest market rates. Hi, 2. ~ ~ q
Onices corner OF Seventeenth and Dock streets
and Seventeenth between Main and Cary streets.
de 81 WRIT ROBEHT1.
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The undersigned proposes to resume business ia
a short time or which due nottce.wili be given.
TEAD d PECK.
ia 2-lm JOHN fCAEI.4
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Having this day connected myself with the aboye
firm, I respectfully solicit q continuation Of the
patronage OF my friends and those Of tho late frm
Of Gwathmey q Morris. w. II. p. MORRIS.
January !, 1850. 1a l-W
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rArERsoN ANn YICINITY.

Ont Of the smoke produced by the specuIa-
lions Of the last three years is appearing t' "7eini
nrc-thc erection Of a number Of eOod HOUSES VI INC ''!
proper. Many who have built can haruly hoi" 'ne
property being compelled In some cases W hre money "'
10 aud u per cent per annum many have been com
PEELED 10 sell at small profit or none al AL Yet inc
effect remains we have the houses In most cases rents
are high house and lot costing $500 is held at 300
oor last year m Paterson Onehalf per cent was added
"a the city tax for expenses of sewerage although some
wards not at all beleniGo lh year. oNins 20 lnS
rr Charter" which gives large salaries and the Board
Of Aldermen great power to spend money the taxes are
per cent HOuses which rent ~ 10 per cent on the co
MISUNDERSTANDING the high rate Of taxation, yield pront
OF al least "A per cent From contracts with carpenters
known have been concluded we are Justified IN saying
that there will he considerable activity in building during
tins and the Spring seasons. Al Riverside ARRANGEMENTS
are making for the erection Of number OF houses VI
the plateau overlooking riverside j. = bafkho~ oeq,
IS pOtting up residence. In view OF the fe%JeIee1
Western Railway entering Paterson at Riverside sna
also In prospect OF the Midland Halfway Co Innk,
route, through flaw in the Eries lease, cOnsueilplo III
centers at Riverside. The railway wosa sross
the north The Riverside Horse Railroad is extending
itself toward Little Falls via Wes-st and IOoWa. 5u
The branch OF the Morris and Essex Railway
slowly about the foot of Garreb Mountain; &
locomotives have recently been put on 70
At Lake View 10 Is intended 10 build seVeIa neM
The Company has offered inducements ~ ane MOT
grants 10 settlers Lake View although al tapns
OF ground, overlooking miles OF lake river, I,
and villages, has fallen far behind It's
because Of bad management People Oe0one usSu s,
with Lake View owing TO the clustering Peter funK
I'm which the enterprise was conuucteu bentemou hHo
Franklin {. BeckWith ready with money 10 sustain
the place; vet despite OF ths tone OF rresponslbly
and OF dignity crept over TO the nlahcla loss VI
place with advantages not possessed by Rutherford
Park Passaie Clifton, All those speculatlons nave
proved successful while Lake View has the appearance
of third.rate Western village. But change OF manage
nent is reported ard Lake View, with ITS beltllme OF
lorso railway with its Dundee ana Silver Lakes, VIII Do
in time one Of the most beautiful villages In PassaIo
County. -.
Two villas building Mr. J. ;. Chrtstlss land Inc
farm OF Pan Pauls0n, near Broadway Bridge whcn was
purchased by NeW-YOrk spectators, ana "a mortgage
given been required by Mr.. Paulison by foreclosure
OF the mortgage and ohancery decree Sales OF SoOV
worth of property at "sunnysde Park by a. L. Stage,
are reported.
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poPcERY CASE IN BROOKLYN.

William +. Howe, who was aiIesIeu III LIZ"
aelnbia at week for alleged forgeries upon tno
Nst,opal Bank OF Wilhams6Hrgh, was, alleI p'''i %
nna,,ou Yesterday committed by Judge Troy 70 a""l'
,hs action of the Grand Jury. His aecOmp loe' l.
,,aa,o who was arrested IN Brooklyn at the SAINT
-, .,i-ncd before PoliceJustice Walsh. Tor Tue
M s1ing uf forged check OF $Is3 UPON ~
os,ers ~ Wnamshnrgh, and Tor forgery ia &C. the
v,ifh Howe Distrct-A ttOrne$ MoIIls o,v YORK
roseentIon aud eX Judge Sidney Stewart OF No,laSd,
- Resr,lsre John OsmeTs, the complainant, ts'i0
live M No 4g South Flfiist and transact Dt,si "a
No Rroa1Wav the check now shown. ROo
ART saw thre; IL presented 10 me by tue
ant WHO raye the name " Pearson; mao tSNI"usig
known him New-YOrk under the halS ~ ~, 800 tie
when he nTesefted the check he wauted mo ~ @ ~
nm, AZ tbe First National Bank; had cone go Onge ~
tw,ee before hut could not go on tals & -
NV natre ON tbe check CTOsse1aniheu' Hin hotP =.
80 Dublic house all defendant askeu me 70 uo 49,,
- II, i,, ~ tie bark % identity MIN lhaoTsee Iuc
$500 80 lie re0uest: the Endorsement was simply 20
,,fv IA tIc Identification or the prisoner AZ the Dsuh
ana NOT know the character OF the chteAi suPl,U
o, he ye gone TO the bank with him II had the une'
Cbar,es n Wilson, Teller of the First National BANK Ns
titled 10 cssug the check on the strength OF the nuo
met az MIR Osmers John H. Dnas, Teller OF tne iont
Island Raul testified to forgery of the cefthcsIOn'
efertiycs Folk and NidetO testified TO voluntary eI
soDs ou the part OF the prisoner DeteHdaht % 1o
rrove that the officers evidence be stricken OUT C
rro.l that "a contained these confessions which H.
rot he received. District Attorney Morris oplC ode
rto,iop n nd 10 was denied The prisoner tnsh . a,
y,,lntgrv statement follows. by sdVce VI ~ o.
Ay maine il Edward A. Beardseo an 90 e" 1eoT
was horn m Onnecticut; reside on
s,,itI-st BrDnElvu L. d.; CLERK ny OOeul,"os
80 am rot guilty of the charge preferred against my .h
PRISONER was committed to await actoh w ''0 ~
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

WESTMINSTER COUNTY-CREENBuRGlL -.
OFohsris adjoining Lee. 25Is6 W."
slave t4Ohf cor. 25I67..... SLOW
NBwROCHBLLE
lot No &C. Nes Rochelle 5lt2o'' eS'V
new s ssIe corner 70 a''.-.. $3.50
Ana Tonbtins propsrts lV0
EAsTCHEsTER
shave g. lot No lOoS Wakefield looIi...,,.,...; s2S
YARNS
Leri.is Se.los :;;-......'..''. slaO
Wtlnores and SshiugtODsv co., 8IlV..'''''''')
Gnons lao Of Anthony Archer 4Hio0,..''... eAto
NEW -JERSEI-HUDsON COUNIl-JERsEN CITY -
Colgaesi ~ q Of NsJnest 5orse sz'o
Highandsve lot No g. Cadmus oOIlAa..'''.' steVl
Iteio, 9.6 n q ogOc.,Bf 2b.luO .,............ $40
No 5 blk map CArsmou, 5or25....''''''' IS00
CITY.
No 90 blk map Hudson s4Se
GREENyILLE.
Nos and map Greeuve Gore, No 2.....''' eloSV
4st sws rs ofAys c. sS7e
HOBOKEN. -
Bergen 80 % Hobokenst 50Il00 es9
summit ave. o. 50 PsteTson-aVe, -
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p1oSENGERS ARRITED.

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D. A. teraro lraag G. w Alley J. lssr l. SlsosIi
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N Lasr Nart Gonzales " Pral NJ Zsys AlAJss = + S 90
al F4Fr krf aud a.fe. j H. and A. EscrLA apt v
90 n ifb h d- sbto. =. Celia 81 Aunss H. Patton b Sl
h. nj N ssps H. l. rrrea H. Eehsul"udh X Para NJ uas" n
~ % M, S,rs. n Fish p VIM NJ and Mrs Van BIareom IT
Ch. Cal Wright Scraunberz Major Keait y Nss, - NJ
~ IL Tron Caseau T. or. peds. j. CASTELAR, ~ hg.ol'Si
i---Fnle, Gonzales lssb A Condena p lgiuoS ts
i,Bhutv. l. Gorsuu. T. NJ. Pins, +. bstte,. ~ II 800
h L-,,g, WELSH Gro0t = Anegu, A. Notes AN
IrGrs J. Law 4. Domiugo 81. iaacbe K P9ftai a '4sJf
ssf.r D. Canerm. r. Perry. p Montelo, 4 Dsi = r,lLuo
- Fartr Meier Muss A. laDes, AHose b Lns~'n AAu'D
O. saufltH Sa..U
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-6HLrPiNG INTELLIGKNCE.


PORT or EBw.TORS ...Ne7eneef ID
CLEARED.
Chesapeake JoLas0a Portland Volunteer ''h'' Wa
Ssn-FsrS. EeIauu Gloucester Eng u. p,.., p,,h.
rEss,ern star Foster Barbados; Christian * Tonne oPoo
ssssrab, J. H. apr RcnoDd u Elliott Buell. Hartford P
S y S.sa PERI SsvBsiioTa Mantle Green TauD'On
cs sa as- i aiie. 5sdsa IIsais Philadelphia
Steamship o., ~ g. Hssicb Hamburg Nov NOS. ard pas.
Steamship ebeeea Clyde Chichester Wilmington n c. mdse' and
s.e,mshp Wilmington cols Galveston ud.e. and pass
heaJsln MORO Castle Palmer Ha' ana nov 10 os ~ a.,
Sap Ausrsa Unon Lon4a OcL J. and Isle OF wight Oct o.
B,:sL Mcleod. Mcleod. Demersa &C days mOsssss
Brs S,ss 4ss.oI Ns.S Me- 20 ssT eej.r kA
Bns vim L. saver. al,ee Mae-ias. sDlirg
Sen piua@i Traeraa 81 DAYS suga and mOlasss.
s.hE SaJie Spol9Ia aoPE,HI Sapt0. isd ls,e,
Ssts Kalsar Lambert Jacksonville IS days yellow pine
sCHoOSEi.s-KnSA ASp CoAsaWisE
fsas Bsoal stanford IG oi.. f p,i siI:,
q W Mill, Py1v,asloa Wslchfa. Providence
PI.,,o Gaesss J r. French. Gsrdioer. Me-
Helses / GTeSas;Ga, 4, iS Ss5Is; SS,sIsS
Fsrees g smith ltOVaeSee !. =. iS.ss, haT N A
Jessp rue, cap. CoL sia'ea ls.anae - hoiSiS S
T. Hlt somerset Mar Eai., Prgyilonde
wS H. bs ssi SoT.Bsiiora iT, iolc Providence
ilsasor. Nss.loBlO'. hlry Aenhou fsWioeEtt
Iig -r " Ra,l5Sai Bridgeport Cara Po.' poebeisr
Beioha. kes-ilsyea. Som'a e SrosnpoIi
Nal, ofeeuaich U.s. ppe'"o 'N'.Ns-Ns'
Chancellor II st0ne PoUL Dats0u bulstpoTt
f.aurrtrIl is B a-uart Niagara Bridgeport
,,.rT,stt. Pr Il O. Henry he New Haven.
tofn pr.,stspcr UfbaDs. Providence.
l.rorf gr..y john IS fhL1bcthDOrL
f.rssget Tblsb-tbrorL %. Leonard. lrluiA
taorb Moore. Alex tuuria. iteniy fiuen AtIapalt
Va w.. 6uLn. PL,s1ei,lfA d. frankin' oons- AmnJv
~ a. Atwater. .,.itauorr. james Bsrr,It, konCout
g,tces rsris suouL ~. A. Rhodes Great Lgg Harder.
49, Wo.ser Vrrs.. Eya Be-, AleKandIia.
IA XII Aleraplra Louisa A. johnson, ioBdoaI
iie.,. Man rselfy sound Victory, Ellsworth
-, Sfr,ug Providence Amelia Providence.
h.ry E.-a Norwich. CaTHria. lGil River
N.erva Pfoyilctse Asrg Cii.ou Piy mouth
T. AgcuisriG-. Providence l. q tiAiian' fro'eenee
A. ii .bb.ts Csl.e l.. Sigh. Sonetset
Madagascar Ellsworth Niau0cty o. S"hl rTofidenee
BELOW.
Ahp Coru,lus Gsre sp.rr LONDON Oct Q, mdse and pass
DOMESTIC PORTS,
Rcroy Nov isArvst steamships CsuuDsde from Philadelphia
Pbsfepbs; Nersgs from kes-lofk Arrived yesedsy
Rs Gsueus Ashland on SeH-l 0iA BLACKSTONE hOH
Bal.rnor-
E0tr11K i9Auive1 scbT Elizabeth White from EeW.
Sal steamships Abena for Nswfosk hcCelAn Boston
FOREIGN PORTS.
SouTHkNPTov Cnba, from New lcIk
arrived here al l2t tlis morning
QUEENSTOWN. steamship Cuba sew iel
a g 9 4 h. today.
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Htal 6stal, 10 6stbanat.

Gfal Gstal, 10 ettpangt,
MISERABLE PROPERTY to Exchange for n
IL country worth $500 to Seo JAQuks 29 Broad-1y
nESIRABLE CITY LOTS TO EXCHANGE
IDf Food HOUsR BUSINESS PROPERTY Also tve HOUSES
IN Brooiyn - EXCHANGE for HOUSE fswiort lnqHs o.
oEbsr WEED BILL, % UHoasaafs Nssleff b''Nse ana
IL a m.
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NEys PACKAGES FOR TIL. fisEoS a..
addressed 10 Nsw.i Ok Associated fFess ohv 70
t,tl,. f5s written authority Of J. W. Sinou1on TeheIM
E,f. gsksres yOgedi q Commerce. inles
-, ggyeSs EUG.ing Post Commercial ddt''tist' ota'ts
I.f fri Nee DrH3Gt should also be deA'eTea OILY "
Al.
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All who have real estate for sale or TO let,
and those desiring 10 purchase or rent such property
win find it to their interest TO advertise IN THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF oer news
paper and in addition TO this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only in NewYorE and ell its cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union. Tho advertisement should be as brief as Will
allow of the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF IE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly. aud Weekly, comprise individuals In every
business professions consequently adyerusements IN eaeh
are read by all THE devotes especial
attention reports OF sales OF real estate both In city
and country, thus adding greatly % tile value OF It's col
umns advertising medium The charges for adyer
tislng are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE cents line
each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 20 per line: SEMI
NEEKLY TRIUsK. % cents per line About ten words OF
our wide columns average line. ToTms cash ia advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
Gin i,taI estate for Salt.

NOR SALE-TENEMENT PROPERTY-4
4siorv brek HOUSES % Eereuhst, Of FrstKva each
9OrI block u55sJ Apply to HOMER MODGAN 2 Pu-at
nor SALE-On Forty.ninthst.. near Fiftli.ave,
4 trstess burEtory hgh5tOop beEnTene HOUSE zSroIb
block The aud complete containing W usual modern
cers not nHdb those houses b Tor general
MARKET Apply 10 HOMER MORGAN 2PnesL $500
nor SALE-On Irving-place near Eighteenth
e. 4ory hgb sioep bek HOUSE, 26flo0 with 2s,ory sH
teBsioa all good order snd on easy terms Apply 70
nor SALE or to LIGHTHOUSE and LOT 10
Tgerttst 2SIlOo Doctors once reserved hlet Apply
81 premises frsm 9 toe
ZINE GOLD WATCHES in EXCHANGE for
REAL ESTATEA jeweleT Wi sell for improved unmpfoved
cabinets Doe Watch Movements God Watees sHd
sue Gold Jswsry the vsue Of $1,000 each 10 close
Any proposals With fan description e DO promptly responded TO- Ad
dress JKWELER, Box 49j PostOmce
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pphssiunI Iuti,;s.
blood MANHOOD-Dr. OLIN, "a Bond
ID Of Union vide reputation. treats the lai9r'uuaei ooalns
IN the desired matter who Tiled sr your case
ssnd stamps i0T pauPA honr
70 Z, saBdsys. evening, 5 - {. ----
nR. LEWIS, No. Z Beach ST. makes specially
IL treating all diseases Eihou 1ss sheied sh9r5 De
tbd The st place The D. has given hh sitea"a u so's
dssa,.s " h. IN Eew.l orb CIV.
nR +. Il. FOOTE, Author of MEDICAL
~ COMMON sENSR be ortui'd 10 or hy e a. 81.
shes No 10 LeInEtOntrr Of ka IHel egE1sh once
beur, irun 10 a IA. til 4 p CeusuItation Tree
DADICAL CURE-WithOut knife, caustc, or
IL from basaes' for structure, hsila Piles les.es Of
the Bladder Dictionaries Of the I've Nose
hrNki A. DANIELS b. D., No ~ cknStonave
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siubts, garsts, &t.
StatiOntr, &r.

Statiuu,rp, &r.
FRANCIS a. L0UTREL, do Malden-lane,
ssuonrs Prntsr Manufacturers Of Patent Spring Back
AcoouLt Books Otdrrs solicited
CLOTE 81 JAMES, .,. ,,,,,,,,,c
- sTATIOSERs. PRINTERS AND BLANK BOoh hANoFAO'
TURgRS No - Psltou-st Oriefs solicited
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Yrr SOoor.

CHILDREN" HATS and B0NNETS.- ASH.
~ ar HATS and TrRBAsg. CiULDRFAs FuHS HfEl D.,
rs ihLhs' ABl VELVET cBt has j. BlNNbs AhhbsI.
1issifali 'gPof's Afp9i CuBt.sl.ga Oh Pun f,p4t4
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Gitp froptrtu TO Sh.

6iip Proptrtu 10 Sh.
/ ARGE Eighth-aye. STORE 10 LEI. Apply
H = NJ IISB, So hiflbars
nFFICES TO LET-The Asbury Life lDsur-
" snr. Cmpsny kavirF ehcs s brotdsU
their late oAess al 25 B0sdHaJ corner
SfR.sSest Apply On ih- pr.~'s.s
nFFICES TO LET-Corner of Duane and
" HlsoD OFFICES the Sss0ul sod .lira se ries t',l
IN abd suitable lind 81 business M be rented sBgT
Ia,ss Apply TO HOMER MORGAN. No 2rss-st u3s1
FIO LET-FOr dwelling or business purposes,
the SECOND THIRD AMI FOURTH FLOORS ihs eedVG Ne
F0u.eH 81 Unohsggsre Large aud TVogy and
Gtei ap wib water, gas, &c, &c AppL %
u5Sl hOAbk MORGAN No aftns,t
Two RENT TILL MAY 1st, or LONGER-A
pseF furnished story brovnsone, hgbstoop f stsi
HOUSE perfect repair. located kasi Tssn AtIt BfeA
way ApplJ HOMER MORGAN. No fPinest t32ll
TNO LEASE-HOUSE 1853 w. Twenty -fourth-st.
for 20IJ1 high oop brown 10
ROOMS; Apply premss' from " 10 y oeoci'm
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Country StaI 6siut, fer salO.

A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE HOME for
N slCOi s65 eA,b MOSTLY psymeuis IN lieu ~ rent
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FACTORY SITES near New York City, with
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-16

A CHATTER OF RAILWAY ACCIDENTS
Our columns this morning chronicle three
railway accidents. In each case the train
was thrown from the track, and in two
there was loss of life. One was on The
Schuylkill L Susquehauna Road, operated
by tho Northern Central Company. On q
dangerous piece Of road, q large rock
came down from the Overhangiug noun.
tain, and there being no Waterman to
give warning, the train rushed upon II,
mud aNer dragging it thirty feet, plunged
over the embankment, through two stone
walls and into the canal, killing the en-
gineeF and fireman, wounding several
Others, smashing engine, tender, baggage
and express cars and one passenger cor.
Another was on the Milwaukee & St. Paul
road The fireman was killed and the
engineer SO dreadfully injured that he
loses two limbs. The other was on the
Baltimore L Ohio, Friday night, near
BarracksVille. The night mail east was
thrown from the track by the spreading Of
the track, and though great deal Of
trouble and some ten hours obstruction
aud delay were occasioued, fortunately
no one was injured, so far as reported.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-16

COLONEL WooD, late chief Of the So.
cret'Service division of the Treasury
Department, threatens to expose certain
matters which ameunder his observation,
complicatiug high officials, including one
or two Senators, in extensive frauds. he
proposes the publication Of q series Of
letters, making exposures, until some
action is taken regarding his charges by
the proper officials. A Washington tele,
gram to the Cincinnati Enquirer Demo,
cratic) says WOOD, in published circu'
lar, charges that during the Impeachment
trial Secretary Boutwell,, through the
Rev. Mr.. Matchell, offered him ten
thousand dollars for certain information,
TO be given against johnson. Tho Chicago
Times (Deu.) correspondent teIegraphs
a different story, viz: SHAT Wood will
publish letter showing that Boutwell,
has Bquandered over 100000 of the
public money unnecessarily" Wood was
removed from his position by Secretary
Boutwell,, fact that will so good way
towards explaining any pretended ex-
posures he may have TO make.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-16

THE Mobile Register, which still in.
dulges in an occasional outburst of the
old.faShiOned Southern spirit, closes its
account Of the recent riot at that place
with these words: "The negro police.
men, several Of whom were wounded F,
behaved with much credit, doing their
full duty!" We may now expect to see
the Register read out Of the Democratic
party, and to read thrilling account Of
the tearing ont of its Office by tho indig.
nant chiyaly Of Mobile. How, in the
name of a whites man government, could
a niger policeman behave himself with
any credit OF oil, or perform the most
Insignificant part Of his duty?