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VI. ELLYSoN & Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersin Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
ishers' rates, for cash. Apply ut this office.
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Rirt1mond Qispatrt,
WEDNESDAY.......AUGUST Is, 1869.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE ''DIsPATCH"
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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say to the court and Mr. Pages friends elsewhere,
from information received from Messrs. Gregory
and Whit, I think resolution offered by me at
the June Term OF the county court OF Chesterfield
county was little too ''stroHg." This Is ~ far
reasons other than those contained In the resoiu-
tion above referred to why thought Mr.. Page
should he removed. One of which is, that Mr.
Page did on one more occasions go into the
grand Jury room without first having been sworn
In open court, las the law directs" and try by
argument to procure the Indictment of some par.
ties and by argument TO prevent the indictment or
others.
As this will occupy more space than intended
filling your valuable columns with. will now
close Most respectfully,
B. +. LINDSEY.
Ex-Presidine Justice Chesterfield county.
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HExRICo APPoINTMENTs.-Jame W..
Lewellen has been appointed justice of the
peace third district rice William Hendrick,
removed from office; Porter Flagg has been
appointed justice of the peace for the same
district uice W. H. Tyler, removed from
office. Messrs. Lewellen and Flagg have
also been appointed overseers of the poor.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE By THE HUN
DRED at the Dispatch office.
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Richmond, "a, oath September, 1865.

TO avoid imposition, be sure TO observe the sig
nature Of the proprietor Oh the wrapper OF each
box.
Wholesale depot, 1918 Main street: Price, 81 per
box. +. j. LEVY proprietor:
For sale by A. BODEKER & BROTHER, l536
east Main street; II. X. DUVAL, Main street,
three doors above Ninth, and l.. WAGNER,
Broad street near New Market. au l7-tScpd.
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TURNER has received DemOreSt for Sep
tembcr. \ good fashion book for ladies,
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RIC1IMDND \

RICHMOND, VA, June 90. 1869.
This IS TO certify that for twelve months last
past was afflicted with chlls and fever. and on
using two boxes of "Raphua Powders :, have been
entirely relieved, and can with confidence re-
commend them TO those who arc afflicted.
THOMAS ii, ROBERTS.
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AcuycyLTUnAL IMPLEMENTS.

rI'HE WATT PLOW.-EXtract from the
L Baptist Visitor, Dover, state of Delaware
I'VE call the attention OF our farmer iricnas M 20
Plow.' The junior editor bought No. o and
tllrcc-horsc plow from the frm In kichmond, ana,
no hcsitarcy I'm pron0uncing 1t the finest improve
nent of its kind he ever saw. 1t viii! not choke,
though driven through the heaviest briars, etc. A
very great advantage IL possesses Is that IL Is OF
light draught. Our plowmen have done more work
an one day than ever before ana with more plea
sure II costs us, delivered, sixteen dollars Dut we
.onid not do without Il for three times that
amount. 80 :, ~
kinds G,Cay. Yopcr,
au B--lm y. -. isohoI.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

THOMAS W. KEEsEE will sell at 10 O'Clock. at
the clearinghouse of MIR. Fl. T. Cook, on
Eighth and Clay streets, household furniture,
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
COyITHERN LAND AGENCY.
CENTRAL OFFICE,
No. IOOa MAIN STREET tRooM No. Oh
RICHMOND, VA.
erDERIcK W. POOR, GENERAL AGENT.

FREDERICK W. POOR, GENERAL AGENT
We solicit the attention of persons having ksAh
ESTATE IN THE CITY oR sfA1E FoH
SALE 10 the advantages offered by this agency,
and promise on our part energetic efforts to secure
purchasers for all property placed in our hands.
Our connections are well established shroashout
the North, x,op S.I \. T,IHy-
pe6PERTY FARMS, MILLS, MilI-siIEs,
MINERAL and WOODLANDS. jy H-S,n
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST II, 1860.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST Is, 1859.
Sun rises ........, S. 10 Moon sets. l55
sun sets ........ d.il High ti,lc........... La
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL-NEW
MANAGEMENT.
So PER DAY. 80 PER DAY.
SPOTSWOOD HOTEL,

50 PER DAY. - 7 LIt DAI'
y RICHMOND. VA.
The undersigned, having leased this the only first
class hotel located on Main street, and within one
square Of the capitol, post-oiicc, cnston-houSc,
theatre, and the great northern and southern rail
road dcpots respectfully inform the public that IT
IS NOW OPEN. 1t will be thoroughly rcnoya-
ted. and refurnishcd TO some extent.
This hotel Is word-renOwncd as the headquar-
ters of the President and Cabinet officers Of the
late Confederacy 1t also contains the historic
rooms of Presidents Davis, johnson, and Grant,
and Chief Justice Chase.
The travelling public arc cordially invited to
make their home at the SpotSwood where they
Will find every comfort and dclicacy that this and
other markets can supply.
Express and Telegraph Office In the building.
}. NJ. SUBLETT,
G.. i. LUCK.
w. B. BISHOP,
my6 ProprietoTs.
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Ih. Z. j. Lery:
Dear Sir-Hith pleasure do bear testimony to
the efficacy of your "Raphua Powders y In mr.
resting and permanently curing ague and fever
have tried 1t In my own family, and confidently re-
commend II to others.
Respectfully, yours etc.,
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THIS REMEDY NEVER FAILS.

II not only gives immediate relief nMt, by persist
entity following directions given, will prevent Its
return. lis composition is of the most simple and
beneficial character, and may DC taken BY The most
delicate female, or even by Il child.
Read the following certificates from gentlemen
Of high reputc in this community:
RICHMOND, VA, August 10, 1860.
captain T.. J. Lsry:
Dear Sir-Mv daughter was cured Of chlls and
fever by the use Of one boz Of your celebrated a
phua PowdrrS.' They are admirable, and should
be tried by all who sutlcr.
TURNER RICHARDSON.
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CONFECTIONEREES.

CONFECTIONEREES.
VIN1MER & CO.,
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF
AMERICAN, FRENCH AND ITALIAN
CONFECTIONERY,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL CAKES.
AND DEALERS N
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS
No. l5i3 Main street,
(nearly opposite the Old Market,
aul2 RICHMOND, VA.
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DlCHMOND AND BALTIMORE
M IRA ANSPORTATION LINE

The RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD and POW HATAN COMPANi'S STEAM
ERS ria West Point and York River landings
DAILY, and the Powhatan Company's steamers
ria City Point and james River landings TRl-
WEEKLY, now offer 10 shippers cheap. prompt,
and reliable transportation TO BALTIMORE,
and thence by direct connections on through bills
to ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES NORTH AND
WEST.
For rates or other Information, apply to
HARVEYS L WILLIAMS,
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r A PIERRE HOUSE, BROAD AND
i 4 CHESTNUT STREETS, PHILADELPHIA.
The undersigned having leased this house, SO long
and fayorably known under the prOprietorshp Of
the Messrs. Wards and having rcfttcd and rcfur-
nishcd it throughout in the most elegant manner it
is now open for the reception OF guests, with all the
appointmcnts of iirst-class hotel.
j. B. BUTTERWORTH & CO.,
NV l7-3m Proprietors.
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JOHN II. CLAIBORNE. General Agent.
DIRECTORS:
John EnderS, William +. TAYLOR, Samuel :. Cot
tvcil. John Purcell. Charles r. Workman, William
- idt>. lr., Ell. 4. Smith. Thomas j. Evans Jas.
\. scott, Parker Campbell, W. II. Tyler, j. r..
Edwards, i. Y. stokes. j. r.. Morton, X. II. Dib-
rel, William II. Palmer. David !. Burr: Henry X;
FNyS"u, Asa Snyder. II. +. {. Baskcrvil Samuel
c. Tardy W. i. Chnlklcy j. W. Allison, George
l'2imcr, Thomas y. QuarlcS, II. {. Cabcll, ID. j.
n.rr,ouk John {. Williams. " .lliam G. Taylor.
4 L. AhyIl William +. I>aac>, George l.. Bid
good. samuel VI. Price
Dividend paidto policy-holdcrs at end Of second
yc,r In 1869 forty per cent.
The success OF this company has exceeded all
conducted upon legitimate life insurance princl-
pies. =,
IL, aim has been to exercise special care in the
Nst,r'iuu ot risks. me Sfrict"st .c"HomY, and Gb-
,.ftt. Strtri'U in the investment Of its accumula-
items. The cNtrrrn" responsibility Of the Con-
pauy tt~cS To this safe and prudent course In the
t.or,. ui the sacred funds contidcd
$u,rivi fcUtuTSS, that should lead all to insure
i'm he company. An investigation of its plans and
merits will leave one in doubt, and all will re-
grri Insurance elsewhere.
Annual dividends on life policies, commencing
at ,u4 Of first wear and onc-thrd loan on profits.
Nu uoIcS required for premiums. All policies
rDu-f-rtcitablc.
40 restrictions ON travel or residence outside
the tropics.
special protection II married women and chill
G7ru under charter.
so extra rate ON females.
lts investments arc made securely, for the bCnctt
81 the pulicy-hodcrs.
AGi.NTS' WANTED EVERYWHERE.
li-lm
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NOTICE.--The BOATS Of 1saS-sgIIrIIIii
~ NV line will leave the Basin Cssss.3.sssrsss-5
promptly on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ), ana sA-
TURDAYS.
Frcights taken for al points on the Canal.
an X. A. HILL, A gent.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

rsNHOnAS +. GOODE,
1 ATTORNEY At LAW, ~.
BOYDTOS. MECKLENBuRG COUNTY, VA
practices In the
COURTS OF MECKIESBURG AND, anu aa2}SfnpTs aSa2}lfpTs
counties, and In the UNITED STATES eoo 10
ut Richmond, VW
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DEACHES AND PEARS
at PIZZINTS.
FRESH CRYsTALIZED FRENCH AND AME-
RICAN FRUITS
w an at PIZZISIE.
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ID APHUA POWDERS.
I'D AFII . y IUN DENN.
DEATH TO Chill L S.
WONDERFUL CURES.
WONDERFUL CURES.

The success of the celebrated RAPllCA POW.
DEl:S in the cure of that dreadful disease AGUE
AND FEVER is beyond parallel. Strange as 1t
may seem 10 those who have tried other remedies
without success,
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I'VE ARLINGTON MUTUAL
| LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
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D1ssOLUTIoxs & PARTNERSHIPS.


THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
Il tSting between L. S. DERBYSIIRE and
DAVID EiNOS, under the hrm Of DERBY
SHIRE & EYSON, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. 7. $. DERBlSHIRE. having purchased
WOOD and COAL BUSINESS IN his own name,
corner Ninth and Cary streets, and Is alone autho-
rizcd 10 sign the firm name In liquidation.
i. S. DERBYSHIRE,
DAVID EYNON.
Richmond, August II. 1862. au l8-lw*
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP The co-partrcrslip heretofore ex-
listing between Edward Boyle and Thomas Gam
tic, under the Hrm OF BOYLE < GAMBLE, Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Edward
Gamble, viii continue the business in his own
name. He Is alone authorized TO sign the firm
name In liquidation.
EDWARD BOYLE,
THOMAS GAMBLE.
RICHMOND August ,. 1869. an lO-lOt
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-In consequence Of the death of
JAMES Il. BRANCH, the firms of THOMAS
BRANCH & CO, Richmond, Va, THOMAS
HRANCH & SONS, Petersburg, Va, and
BRANCH, SONS & Co, Augusta, Ca, are this
day dissolved. The business OF the above firms
ING and COMMISSION BUSINESS will be con-
timucd mt the same places by the surviving part
ncrs, under the same name and style.
THOMAS BRANCH,
JOHN =. BRANCH,
FRED. X. SCOTT
THOMAS L. BRANCH.
Richmond, August !, 1869. au 3-lm
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
I tILMOR HOUSE,
MONUMENT SQUARE.
RAT1JNInRE MI

TILMOR HOUSE,
VI MONUMENT SQUARE.
BALTIMORE, MD.
THIS NEW AND COAlA1ODIOUS HOTEL Is
NOW OPEN for the accommodation Of the travel
ling public.
1t has been newly furnished throughout, and con-
tains all the requisites for FlRST-CLASS HD-
TEL is centrally located and convenient 10 the
business portion of the city, and public buildings,
city railways, &c.
The management promise to do everything in
their power for the comfort and satisfaction of
their guests.
BOARD, SO per day.
Our coaches run TO and from all dcpots and
steamboat landings Fare, % cents. ;u 5-3n
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL-NEW
MANAGEMENT.
50 PER DAY. So PER DAY.
This popular house IS now open for the rccep-
ton Of visitors. The new proprietor, Captain
CHARLES Z. BIGGER has made great improve
mcnts, and Is prepared TO give his friends ana the
public generally an old Virginia welcome: CnR-
NER OF MAIN AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
Richmond Va. ly li-'u
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100000


HOME OFFICE. 1914 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
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ORANGES AND LEMONS
~ at PIZZINi'S.
Call and supply yourselves ut
PIZZINrS so7 Broad and 200 Main street.
* 30
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TUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
Twenty boxes choice MONS boxes
ORANGES: 20 cases BRANDY PEACHES; 20
boxes RAlSISS; 10 barrels assorted nuts:
For sale low by w. W. TRiBBEII,
lll8 Main street.
Statesmen W. 2. WADDY, L. GRADY, dr. jy4
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+
TIE WORLD.
Cash receipts for the year ending February /,
lsGg. over Al3 600, 6op.
Cash assets February !, loG9, Invested in bonds
and mortgages worth in every case double the
amount loaned. over So. QUO, 900.
Number Of policies in force February l. 1862
.4"H. .. 49,.
Thi. is an ul,-cash and PURELY MtTrAL COM
rt,'y nnJ ig conducted on the only principle
which time and experience has proven TO hc uit-
miicly safe and trustworthy. All OF It's prohtS
arc divided annually among the insured in the
most equitable manner, which can bc used to de-
cr.a9c the premiums or To- purchase more insu-
ArDlicati1n can be made to Alr. Lewis Booker,
Mr. John T. Goddin, or the undersigned.
d. y. WALKER 4 co, Agents,
No. 10l4 Main street.
NJ ] Y MrCAM. Mndical ENamincr. my 7
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TNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
1 COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN fS42.

THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
TIE WORLD.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. SEIsls

between Twentieth and Twenty first streets.
" 2I--3n
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scarce and higher; medium and good dull and he's :
w; superfue s1G a5; Southern more steady; COM
mon to fair extra SIT 60. Wheat closed droopin g.
Corn 1c lower; old mixed Western 81 08a1 10; new
s9as1 Of. Pork steady. Lard armer; kettle 1sa19H
Groceries quiet and Arn. Naval stores hrmer. Tur'
p:ntine 5lHa53 cts. Rosin 81 45as so. Frelghts
shade frmer; cotton, compressed. by steam, 5-l6
Governments firm. Money easier. Call loans Z.
Sterling quiet at 9Is Gold 35a95n. South Carolina
6's 68; new 63.
BALTIMORE, January 6.-Cotton firm at 81 CENTS
Flour and wheat and corn dull. Pork firm at s29
Bacon shoulders II.
CINCINNATI, January 6.-Flour and corn unchang-
cd. whiskcy in fair demand at 81. Pork s2sa29 o.
Bacon held-shouldcrs Il; clear sides 1S.
ST. LOUIS, January 6.-Whiskey 91Hc. Pork $780,
Bacon higher; clear sides 172la1sc; shoulders lac
Lard 18c.
WILMINGTON, January 6.-Spirits turpendns Al
Az. Rosin weak at seas %. Turpentine. little Of
ferins at So 80 Tar advanced to 50 25 Cotton weak
at 25lS cents for mixed.
AUGUSTA January 6.-Cotton opened strongly.
holders asking &C. Sales, sGs bales. Receipts, $50
bales. AIidding, 25Iz.
SAVANNAH, January 6-Cotton opened quiet but
firm, but closed dull and declining Sales sco bales
Middling, 251a2G. Eeceipts, 1914 bales. Exports,
coastwisc, 9:Go bales; to Liverpool, 3243 bales.
MOBILE. January Cotton dull and lower; sales
500 bales at 25 ao6c receipts 3a7 bales exports 1247
bales.
New ORLEANS January Common sugar 9a1Oc;
prime 122lc; yellow clarified 14l1ec Molasses. COM
mon, 5oa52Hc; prime CGaGSc; choice 6?n71c. Gold
S514. Sterling II; commercial 45211a4sI; New York
sight 1saM discount
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Passengers

Per steamer City Point, from Palaska via Jackson.
Vile, Fernandina and savapnsh-Mr Saxton and
lady, Llewelyn, D E Huger Jr. Mitchell. Mrs
Wuriey, Abrams, Buckler, z Pendergrass and lady,
Father Walchon, Jas williams. B Lernard, " q
Singletnly, II Reese Cohen Mr. Brown and
lady w williams, and 20 on deck
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown. C
Arthur a Locke and wife. Master Trenholm Master
Holmes, Mrs Alexander, Masters J q. " md NJ L
Read, Mortimer LaBruoe, Mrs Heriot. Mrs NJ A
Alston. Mrs Sparkmar, Miss Sparkman, Spark.
man, Frazer, Stephanus Ford, Master Jas Ford,
Capt II Buck, Z Zealy. Miss Y Cordes, Master G
Mecants, C McCants, G Hume, Master BenjaTin
Trapier, Miss Switch. Mrs Switch, P Horny, Master
A Lucas, and others.
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wiln,inCton nInrI,ct.

WHINING ION, January 5.-TURPENTINE-Mar-
et steady Sales of aGs bbls at So 80 for soft, and
50 % for hard, per $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Has been in active request
to day and the p;ice has further advanced. sales
oil 414 hbs at ACC for county, and 35 do a; 4Tc per
gallon for N w York packages.
RosIN-Is in fair demand and market frrl Sales
OF coo bbls at 80 for strained md No 2.
TAR-Is cents higher, and 90 bbs sold at So 05
per Dbl.
CorroN-In demand and price advanced. Sales
of about IT'S bales at 25 25a95lSc tor mix!d grades
closing at latter pric!.
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Commercial.
Exports.

Exports.
DoSTON-Per schr L n Hawkins-l44 tierces Rice,
AIS bales Upland Cotton, tbs bushels Peanuts.
1889 bags Rice Flsur. 50 bundles Paper. &c, SO
bags Cotton seed, 20 tons Iron, &c, rolls Mat
ting, pKgs Merchandise. and rs bbls Sweet Po-
tatoes.
BALlIMORE-Per steamship Sea Gull-74 ,ierees
Rice, 713 bales Upland Cotton, So bales Domes-
TICS GO hhds and bales HIdcs 81 bales Leather.
2l bales Waste, CT bbls Roots and Potatoes, 80
bbls Oranges, 25G bags Dried Fruit, and 1000
feet Lumber. Per schr Joseph NJ Wilson
$4,000 feet Lumber.
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Markets by Telegraph.

LIVERPOOL, January 5-Eyening. Cotton closed
firm; uplnnds on the spot 1l1Gd.; ahoat 102Sa1ld.;
Orleans 11'Sd. Turpcntino 90.
January G-No ,n.-cotto1 quiet; sales lo'eoo
bales BreIjstuG. quiet.
Two p M.-Cotton quiet; up!ards 1lall1Sd; Or
leans l1Hall3sd Lard buoyant at 6ss. 3D. Pork
buoyant at o1. Bacon IS.
Evening.-Cotton quiet. Sales $4,000 bales Flour
27s Sd. Lard Cos.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, January G-Noon.-Money less active
at 7. Sterling 9ss. Gold 3Issa35. G2's 1114
Evenirg-Cotton less active and lower; sales 1000
bales, at 27a2714. chiefly ct 81. F.our-low grades
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The Charleston cotton nd Rice Market.


OFFICE OF Tx CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
CHARLESTON, Wednes lay Evening. Jan. e. 'e9.l
COTT,iN-Thc staple early in the day was held at
very firm rates. but depressing tel-grams from the
leading markets caused easier feeling at later
hour, and some transactions in the lower grades
were at Aa1sc. decline Sales AS bales, viz "a at
25 40 at o5k 81 at 25,; Ill at &c; G1 at 26s; at
2es<; sc at 27; 80 at 27itl. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 10 good ordinary y.......24 @251l
Low midd,lnB. B....................-O W-
Middlinc .26IsGa-
Strict inldd.i1e e.
Dy Now York classification VIC quote:
Low mtddlls. ........''...onW-
MlddlinE ..........'''.. V7-
RICE.-This grain was quiet. buyers in some cases
Offering easier rates, but factors were firm Saos
81 tcs. ut 8 91Gc q Ii. We quote common to fair
clean Caro- ina at 7,Sas14; good s'sass6c. q ID.
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
January 6.

142 bales Upland and II bales Sea Island Cotton,
4lU bps Naval Stores, 400 bushels Rough Rice Grain
Cotton Seed, Lumber, Phosphate. Mdse, &c: 1op
Brown, II Blschoff Co, RaYenel l. Co, T II BRISTOL,
Draytop, Bomann Bros. Pelzer, Rodgers l. Co,
Reeder & DAVIS, A Qusckenbusb. Cyoigt, Waller,
Evans g. Oosswoll, Marshall. Jr. stoney, &
J + Early. Hart & Co. Mazycks Salters, Moran,
70. Rayene l. Barawcll. u W Williams & Co. W NJ
Lawton, T Kanapau1, Thurson Bolmes. Klinck,
wickenbcrg & Co, z Grant, YIN Quincy, Benson.
Gills, Msntoue & Co, Johnston, Crews Co, n
Baker, Clashorn, Herring Co, W Ryan, Wal:
ter l. Co, Kirkpatrick Wltte Mowry L CO, Caldwell
& Son. F W Emanuel, J F O'Neil & Son, Canpsen
& Co, and Railroad Agent
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e,- BRIDE AND BRIDEGRooM.-EssAYs

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FOR IoUNG MEN on the interesting relation of
BRIDEGROOM to Bride in the institution OF Marriages
guide to matrimonial felicity and true happiness.
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phila'
delphia, Pa. septemoer ~
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Cons1gnces per south Carolina Railroad
January O.

592 bales Cotton. 10 bales Domestics. t03 bushels
Grain. 2Os casks Clay. II cars Wood and car stock
To railroad Agent, Ryan, Caldwell & Son, Pei
ger, Rodgers GO, Frost IL Adger, Recder \ Davis,
Kirkpatrick & Wittc, J Robson. b o'Neill, Gag.
road Agent, NJ Israel, G " Williams & Co, Z Wiss,
and Dowie s. Noise.
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BETTING BETTING Z!
5000 FEET oAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
5000 FEET GUN BETTING, 2, 8. 4, and 5
PLY
25o SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
300 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPpED DEL 7
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT
$50 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
$50 YARDS GUN PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCR's PACKING, INCH TO II INCH d.
AMETER
sOAPsToNE PACKING. / INCH TO Il
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
aANHOLE AND HANDHoLE GAsKETs OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BARKLgY ~ CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
january 0nio
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Br Alderman Whilden:

CHARLESTON, 8. c.. December IS, 1868.
To the Honorable the Mayor and Aidermn Of The City
of Charleston:
The undersigned, representing tho Washington
Fire Engine Company, respectfully ask frsm your
body the loan Of fifteen hundred dollars to enable
them to meet balance due ON their engine.
They respectfully submit that the amount DOW due
them will iqudate their obligations to the city.
JAMES III. CARSON.
J.. CAVANAUGH
THOMAS NORRIS.
T. Z. HOGAN.
EDWIN F. MISCALLY.
respectfully recommend the abovo application,
showing the financial condition Of the Washington
Fire Company. NJ: d. Nathan,
The Special Committee on the Fire Department,
to whom was referred the application OF the wash
ingt:n Fire Engine Company for loan of sl5Cc, re-
portfaYorab'y on the application, and recommend
that the loan be granted on tho usual terms.
WILLIAM G. WHILDEN,
g. T. CUNNINGHAM.
c. VOIGT.
II. L. OLNEY.
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PrpoRr or TnR CAPTAIN OF POLICE, 10 H1s HONOR
rHE MAYOR OF TEE CITY OF cHARLEsros, paow
nTr su1lRIR OF PERSONS ARRKsTED N T. 4 cIrf
~ cuIpLEaroN pURNG THE MONTH OF NoVTh-
nrR 1868. AND THE cAusE OF THEIR ARREST