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ADMIRAL PORTER AND THE pRssrprsr.

ADMIRAL PORTER AND THE pREsrpYsr.-
The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer writes OH Tuesday as
follows:
The letters Of Admiral Porter were the
subject Of considerable comment to-day ut
the Capitol. 1t appears that last Saturday
morning Admiral Porter went to the Navy
Department to see IL he could find his let
ter, and tailed. He then got certificate
from the chief clerk that there was no such
letter there, and there never had been any
record of any. Armed with this, he went
TO the White House and sent his card to
the President, who returned an answer
that he was busy and could not sec him.
Admiral Porter insisted upon he;ng admit
ted, il only for q minute. The President,
being then about to start out with Secre-
tary borie. met him In the entry, and ac-
coSted him with the remark, "Well, Adj
mtrai, l have received your letter." Por-
Ter replied, 1t Is not my letter. ! have
here letter from the chief clerk of the
Navy Department saving there is no such
letter on file there" The President re-
Piled. " If you wrote that letter. Admiral.
under the circumstances. then I have lost
my faith in human nature" aud walked on
with Secretary Borie.
Iil Gay Admlral Porter gave out to
Washington paper some extracts from his
diary, rs he stated. Unfortunately, in the
hrSt paragraph his record, made at the
time, Us he alleged, makes General Grant
accoSt him in 1862, while he was COM
manGer, as admiral. An examination of
the letter Of January "a. 1863, and of Adj
mirAl Portel'S official detailed report of
January IS, 1865, showed he had almost ex-
actly the same sentences in each. The
president subsequently sent Il message TO
Eice-Admiral Porter, and asked him to re-
ducc 10 writing his denial Of the authorship
OF the letter. and Yesterday he sent the let
ter dated December Sd, which the Presi-
dent last evening refused to give out, and
which Admiral Porter finally gave for pub
iication about midnight. The assault upon
cX-Sccrctary WelleS is SO understandable
that ii is now not unlikely that he will
furnish some other letters he has in his pos
session, and equally interr. ting, which will
fully vindicate him from bctraying the con-
iidcncn of Porter.
Au examination Of the letter. books and
records Of the Navy Department, made to-
day, has developed the fact that it was an
official Letter, and was regularly recorded
in i book w-lch has always been lying
around loose.
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THE LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
rnE OCCUPATION or oRLEAss.

BERLIN, Dec, S.-The King telegraphs
the Queen from Versailles on the 9Th that
"Orleans was occupied lust night without
being stormcd. The Sd corps captured
nine cannon and one mitrailleuse. The Sth
corps beat the French In several engage
ments northeast of Rouen, capturing one
gun and 400 prisoners
LONDON, Dec. S.-The Prussians sent a
flag into Paris announcing the capture Uf
Orleans and the route of The army of the
Loire, with the capture Of thirty guns and
1000 prisoners, and the reported death of
Gen. Ducrot.
THE PRUssIAN POLICY.
LONDON, Dec. S.-Dispatches from relia-
bic sources at Brussels say that Prussia will
connive ut the annexation of Luxembourg,
because-tirst, Lorraine Is strategically use.
less without Luxembourg; second, because
Lord Stanley, In 1858, declared the guaran-
tee of the neutrality OF England as to Lux
embourg would not involve defending the
treaty; and, third, Prussia believes that
England would not, therefore, oppose this
annexation. The majority of the inhabi.
tants Of Luxembourg, however, are 'op-
posed to the annexation.
ITALY.
FLORENCE, Dec. s.-The Parliament omen.
ed on Monday. The King declared that
with Rome rs capital, and the edifce COM
menced by Charles Albert was crowned,
aud the freedom of Italy was completed,
1t was now the task Of the Chambers to
make her great and happy. In reference
to the Pope, the King said it was the duty
of the nation to secure to the Supreme
Pontiff free exercise in his religious offices
and the maintenance of his relations with
the Catholic world.
Regarding the election Of Aosta the King
said: A sister nation has invited our son to
rule over her destinies. We rejoice in the
great honor conferred upon our dynasty,
and hope it will bring equivalent benefits
to Spain.
ENGLISH RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
LONDON, Dec. 8.--A collision on q rail.
road near London is reported. In which
accident five persons were killed and many
hurt.
PRESIDENT GRANTS MESSAGE IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, Dec. s.-The " fishery" part Of
President Grants message creates much
uneasiness. England certainly will not
stand by the Dominion unless there Is the
clearest evidence that she Is In the right.
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Affairs I'm Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. ga rebellious Chi
naman was killed by Elijah White, the over
seer at Milandon plantation. The MUIR
derer was arrested.
The Druidical National Convention is
convened here. There Is procession to-
day, and will be ball tonight in honor Of
the delegates.
DR.. Savers declines allowing Conway to
handle the Louisiana apportionment Of the
Peabody fund.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
New York STOCK and sronav !, :, rn.

@so~ A~M SHVCA Naf0 money Market
NEW YORK, Dec. s-Eoon.-Ssocks steady. Gov
ernments dull and steady. s-2o,s, lo7t. Money, .
az per cent Gold steady at llos. Sterling loss for
long; short, lops. -.
Eptnfn2.-Mouey easy at per cent. Sterling,
losi&loS Gold, ilosGuos. Governments quiet
and steady. Southern securities rather dull, ex-
cept Tennessee Ts, which were strong with free
sales they are quoted at 40 for old, ss, for new
North Carolina s's are quoted at 50, and 24s for
nc@.
Stocks were higher with fair business. In the
Government Board there was not sinsIe transa -
lion on The ias' call. In the Gold Room stagna-
ton was the great feature. Nearly all business
Was done at ne.
Money closed very easy. Sterling nrmer.
Governments. -'e2's, lo7s: 'e"s loes 'as's, old
1905, new loot 'e7's, 1924 'ess, 1885, lo-4Ss losa
S.u.hern Securites.-Virg!pia e's, old es new
q; Louisiana e's old 7os new a. levees IL s's IS :;
Alabama es 100, 5's 70; Georgia s's 7rs, rs o. :;
Suuth CaroliGa ca, old 50, new so.
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NECT MAYOR or WAsHISGroN.-Frede
rick Douglass. the celebrated colored orator
and writer, has come here and purchased
The Natonu! .Neec Era newspaper. 1t is the
Intention Of Mr.. Douglass to bring his
family here, and TO make Washington his
future home. The probabilities are that st
no distant day Mr.. Douglass will turn his
paper, which is now 4 weekly, into daily,
and make it the great organ OF the colored
people. II has been suggested that Mr..
Douglass would make good candidate ior
Inc Republicans to run tor Mayor OF THIS
city a, the next election. Mr.. Douglass has
both The experience and ability to make a
tFst-class Mayor Washington Correspond
".ce lhl!QdeiphiQ Press.
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
" EnNrspky, Dec. :, 1870.
SENATE,

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 1870.
SENATE,
,,- " ,rorlL, rrc>idcn pro t"'n.. in the
49, pgrSsrE~r appointed Mr.. J. AMnIrR
a.. New kcUt. q member Of tho Joint
..,rg If the two Houses on printing.
80. ,.,.tian Of MIR. FITZPATRICK, the Clergy
.... ~ and Manchester were requested
r ,nc sessions of the Senate with
.r}'T n,,1s rnvsr<rrp.
-, - F,-,rATKICK To require the At
-., General 60 institute proceedings tor
-r>,,gl, Of certain property which has
.:...iGlently sold, and for other pur-
~, V~. TAYLOR, Of Louioun To amend
.r'.,r.st Al act. passed February %.
'.-. .u}.uliuG Az act for working the roads
III. u3.E county.
\, U7. FtTzrATRIcE Directing the Board
H,,H. Works 10 sell 10 the Orange,
~ ,.,'..s. and Manassas Railroad Com
...< Ill. sock Of the state in said company.
d. ...&u.iZIng SAID company 10 buy the
y, VI. HAnRIs To amend and reenact
n... Lr' section. chapter 81 Of the Code, in
.-..' ~ works Of internal Improvement
f@ vi, LATHAM To amend and rrtnact
...... entitled IAN act TO amend the char
49,. .. BE Gown OF Wargcnton," passed
N...9 80.
J.. Mr. GHIMSLET To amend in act Ell
esq. an at 10 preserve and extend the
,..... ..~ ;hr exercise OF certain civil rights
.... rma"c>,' pissed March2, 1866.
5 aurnrd.
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2.HT - RIC':T.s>' rrc 8. ls7~.


r.'ST ~ RIC'.T' ~. I'EC 3. ls7".
as2:-E.
StcsmGr John Sylvester. tlf';rd. Norfolk, ner-
cs2:sc.>" znL PISS, ugtrs l.. L Ilium.
cieHtncr Fmrire, nolmcs, merchant sc and pas
s.nee >. ". l.. Potter L TO.
ste nlrr site o. MARY lad, Trav rs. Pa. imore,
mer shauol>t II, passengers ". +. Brett
schooner Auuc Ad ms. Philadelphia, granite
Curl. { 20.
Schooner AlHe Nason, "csn. New York, via
Jalr-s RIVER wood. urls ( Parker.
sch u...r Mii.rm "ur,.y, BI.t,Invre merchan-
dtS . Carts Il Parker.
schooner Dary Ills, hes, james river,
light.
4 hr sud schooner, Iiamrs no. reported. Ia tow
FOR hlchr.onL
MEMORANDA.
WEST i'1I$T. D.c.s - k-rt,id u, steamer state OF
Virginia. EicynHil. B0ltiG.r1. ucr"naHji5= ano
pas .el.a,r1. :ysE aver aa:!rIa! t,rDD my, ard
s,.!.t 80 q '.,r
PIILAorLrIii., Zee 7.-Arrr ed, schooner A.
81. towards Henson, f:utA ~ hmUnd.
NEW YORK Dec. 5.--tcqrcG, schooner Caro-
In kicnzic. ~tudlms, for Rich Gond.
RIO GKASD-. Oct. 5l.-Arfiyed, brig Prem 'er,
+ Il On, iron r. hInnnd.
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. She pilot boat
S!lccr reports passed In for Baltimore the ship
David Stewart. from Rrcnua Ayrcs pas ed OFT,
hriss Fran! Jane far Rio. George Ia timer for
roito RIO. ,c,uonCr :a;ph tart IL Tor Asp:n-
II, ard Meteor for Charia- tan.
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Cuban News.

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-General Mcmahon,
President Of the Cuban League, has arrived
here. A letter from President Cespedes,
dated August Goth, expresses confidence
that the spaniards will be driven from the
island.
HAVANA, Dec. S.-Valmadesa has arrived.
Captain-General De Rodas went aboard the
ship to receive him.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9.-The cable be-
tween Punta Rassa and Key West Is par
TALLY interrupted. Messages are carried
between these points by vessels.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.-Revenue Commits
sioner Delano's appointment has been con-
irmed.
Boutwell, o-day ordered the Treasurer at
New York to notify holders of three per
cent. temporary law certificates issued
under acts of March Cd, 1867, and July 25th,
1868, that all such certificates bearing date
October 18th. 1867. of the denomination Of
ten THOUSAND dollars each, between the
numbers 1873 and $50 inclusive, would be
paid on presentation at his Office. And that
from and after January 3lst. 1871, such GER
tificates will cease to bear interest, and will
be no longer available as a portion Of the
lawful money reserve in possession Of any
gate amount of certificates estimated is two
millions a; making total amount advertised
for thus far four millions.
The bill which General Butler proposes
to call up on Tuesday excludes members OF
the Confederate Congress, former members
of the United States Congress, graduates OF
West Point, and those who left the Federal
army and navy to join the rebellion, also
Confederate Cabinet officers. Butler in
formed Democratic member to-day that
when the amnesty bill comes up he will
allow the largest latitude for debate and
amendments, and will not attempt to force
the bill through under call OF the previous
question.
DR.. H. Bendell, an Israelite, has been ap-
pointed Superintendent Of Indian Affairs
In Arizona.
There was a hot contest in the Senate
caucus over foreign affairs, the object be-
ing to strengthen the San Domingo element
by placing Conklin on the committee in
place of Senator Conkling. The plan failed
and the committee remains unchanged.
A select committee on Mississippi levees
has been appointed, consisting of Senators
kellogg, Trumbull, Schurz, Schenck, and
Bayard. ..
Senator Reve!s is on the Committee Of Ed
ucation, and Senator Harris Is chairman
of the Retrenchment Committee.
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Observation-Disclosures received from Georgia
cay that the State is dotted all over with
Federal troops, under the pretence of secu-
ring fair election on the Dist of this month
and the enforcement Of the congressional
election law. All the denials made from
Washington that no additional troops have
been sent into the etate 20 for naught. All
that were temporarily taken out of the State
have been returned, as well as reinforced.
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Waeat.-Whits, 2,5!C ousce.s. Led Fats cet-
els.
Gorn.-Whi,e- $50 buahcs. Mixed, none.
Ons: so2 bushels.
Nedl.-a4 bushelS.
Wheat-White. 474 bushels very good at 81 c5 ;
10 bushels damp 4, SI.20: $50 bushels primo at
sI.aa; a. bushels vers I'd ut 81 sii; $50 bushels
choice ae al.70 "a bushels inferior at $i.55 80
bushels al $l2O; 2s3 .Du. hsls at $3.50 % bushels
Inferior at $40: lje bushels at g. 523 02 bu hes
At ID bushels at 81; "a buatcls al 5l.s5 a.
bushels at s1.4p. Total, $40 bvstel.
nheat s,1 Red s2o bushels in.eror on private
good Al sl4a: 50 bushels at $40; "a bustels wee
Wheaton NJ $l.as ia bushel, al Sl.a5 SO bushels
nearly prime st sl.so 90 bushels at $l.so; $50
$40; IL bushels badly dam ased at 77ir. az ush-
els weeTl-eateu NJ $780, LOG bushsl: at 81. as so
bushels very in erior at slcs IA bushels 5er7 In
els damaged at 81. Totai. 2, 0Ss Bushels.
prime new at Sc Tesa "a eT b NJ
~ oaes a On teos
Ss:: 80 bushels good at 4sc. % bushsls ut 4sc.
TotL, eos bushels,
Asdl.-24 bushels at soc.
-. RE-sxHrBITgD.
Whsat.-WLite, 9ol bushels. Red, 2s4 bushels.
REMARKS.
The offerings of Wheat on Change to day were
2,sls bushels OF white and 2,47s bushels Of red,
which IL about GEO bushels LEGS than was offered on
the corresponding date OF last year.
The market for nil good Wheat continues active
and firm. Choice white sold to-day at 81. 10, and
red wheat, net exactly bat nearly prime, brought
sl.sO.
The offerings OF Corn continue light, but tie
market is dull with a downward tendency.
Offerings OF Oats also light, but tbs demand is
active with tendency upward.
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LYNCBRURG VA.

DEC. e.-Owing to the dry, harsh weather
there has been but little Tobacco selling the last
few weeks. Our quotstions IRE fully Sustained.
Primings more active. We quote:
PRINTING! 81 so@$3.
LugS.-in!erior and common, $303t.59 good
and smooth long, $685.; medium and good yell
low, $SGfs fine yellow smoking, Slo@Sl4 extra
yellow smoking, Sl5GgS3O.
Leaf Inferior and common, - 50@s050; good
da, K ano mixed, a7G$9; medium and good elbow,
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WE HAVE REDUCED THEa.

w pEiCkS or UEE ROOTS, SHOE: 49,
I'll INKs, sATtHEi.S, &c, 70 enable al S~
In cant OF good ana reliable goods 10 get their sup
nlv AT the very lowest prices. The LADIES viii
md a, our Broac-etreet store, corner Of sth, lot
very particular and call AZ the CthNEk ~ s2lns
q. ourselves and the buyer,t The largest ana best
assorted stock in the ctty-made TO lace sno but
TO- French Kid (Glove), Calf, TURKEY Morocco,
oiled Goat French 81 Urocco, English Lastlng;
e.. &C., In all W .dth3 and slz e, enabling US s1 al
times TO give easy ana vel Sitting goods.
No 1853 Hain street. snd
cog, corner of 9Th and Broad streets.
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Obituaries.

TovANDA, Pa, Dec. 8.-John P. Cox,
General Superintendent Of the Pennsylva-
pia and New York canal, died to-day OF
apople6y.
BosroN, Dec. 8.-Mr. Beals, OF the firm
of Beale i Co., proprietors Of the Boston
Post, died last night.
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The CriHpin Strike.

NEW YORK, Dec. 8.-The conference be.
tween the shoe manufacturers and the
Crispins was unfavorable to the termina-
ton of The strike, which, however, is only
partial.
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RiIxer DfacoYertea.

SANTA FR, Dec. S.-The excitement over
the Ralston and Silver City mines Is i'm
mense. a rock weighing so pounds yield
ed 30 ounces of silver, and another weigh
ing % pounds yielded 10 ounces. The ore
averages s.. 600 DER ton.
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FROM wASHI sGT0N,
The President and Admiral Porter.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsp ATcH.7

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-secretary Robe.
son remarked to-day that the President
was anxious that Porter should be confirm
ed us Admiral without delay. His nomina-
ton to the Senate to-day occasioned con-
siderable comment. It is understood it
will lie over until Congress decides whether
it will abolish the grade.
The Ways and Means Committee will
frame supplemental tax bill, placing a
TREDBGAR,
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DIsABILITIEs.--In the House Of Repre-
ecntatiycs Tuesday Mr.. Mines, by unani-
nous consent, introduced bill to remove
the disabilities OF Joseph q. Shue, of Rock.
ingham county, Va, which was read first
and second time, and referred TO the select
Committee on Reconstruction.
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From the West Indies.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Dec. THE Bri.
fish consul has arrived from Macariabo to
get war vessel to protect English and
other foreigners at that place, where the
instruction is at its height.
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Charles Sumner mtimates that Grant Is q
fool without knowing it.. Well, what If he
doesn't know it ;-there are some thirty or
forty millions OF us who do.-Lowtspslls
Courier.
Judge Goldthwaite, has been elected q.
.. SsnRtos fon Alabama.
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slaves, s2a1y9o " LOCO for seasoned: wh;skey
barrel, hickory hoop. s12. so q Ooo.
Se,l1rG R6pr. --5JlIioc ~
Shncka.-E5c
Soqp.-.Cnmmoa, sesc. best washing, ,1s1,,c,
toilet i5atsoc.. aud fancy prices; country, 1GSo.
SDt5itS TnrDsatiHs---t2c.
SurnaG 81 n loo t0s.
Tdr.-Ss.2j@ 80 Il barrel.
Ts1S.--Eiack. 7gr. 146-the last prime artf-
ole: imperial tl.256Iai.75: 1unpovdeT II so092,
WooI-W he'd, 40G7i2c.; uuwashed. 25G3oc.
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FEND TIE LADIES.

II son dasirc to hive n .,,sy-htting and fash
!onI"'" BOO. aud ollO", y'u :nusS al ~ the
lAi;iE :!.:ttT h\O $50 EMPORIUM,
30, 4lJ hrp q .trstt
s7hc son can find the INST complete sto K OF
LAitt
Mss 8 ard
Et.I,,I = ~ BOOTS aud NOES;
-nrugst illcm il the us y lDT-L ACE
Boo = ar:rp wlcGg q /" be the Il .,,is NEST boo:
eve iHt "..tT ed Iii Ibis city. i.e T. Ices src low,
and Getcrlu:. II not u /. aud r: OLE - this mar.
kYt Can L :. VI Il AltEi~'r,
80. AZ Broad street: between All and sin Is,
u yt dro4' 10 Mrs. l.. L. JONES' mi'Incry sore.
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Theatre Burnt,

CINCINNATI, Dec. S.-The Winter Garden
Theatre was burned last night, and Meth
odist book concern adjoining was damaged
to the extent Of S15, GOO. Fully insured.
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An Award for Confederate Seizure
During the War.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. s.-The Federal
Court here has awarded $40, 900 to Riddle
and Coleman %. General Pillow and Major
Murphy, for coal seized at the beginning Of
the war.
A motion was made for new trial on
the ground that Pillow and Murphy acted
as Confederate officers in selling the coal.
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Conviction of Hammond and Jack.

NEW YORK, Dec. 8.-A search OF the
Office of Jackson and Hammond, swindlers,
who were convicted this morning, revealed
700 letters from different States, ordering
counterfeit money to the amount of half
million of dollars. The receipts Of the
concern were nearly IS, 900 per week.
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RE-EIHTBITsD.
Whsat.-WLite, 2ol bushels. Red, 2sa bushels.
Tobacco Mark cts.

A1CHMOSD, VA.
DEC. s.-We have nothing OF interest to report
except III 1t the receipts and offerings ure fully up
to the dem and except brigh. wrappers. VIII CHI are
rather scarce, ana consequently held at firm
prices,
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WINGO, Elicit s. CRUMP, 1905
w Main street. have lust recs lived Il fresh
supply of ladies Misses, and thlldrrn'E 3ronZ"
Ru il nd Lace Ro Is. the finest Fnali y frenc oh
kiu. glove ko. Turkish morocco &c; also. the
"NiIs.u" Butl.n Boot tsomeihing new for
ladies' y and Mare Eutrinette y Shippers.
} lways on hand a FIJI line OF Gents Calf (hand
s"~ ed Boot and Caters. md 4 complete assort-
meat OF Iarntrs' heavy g. obs. Give them call.
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TACKSON'S CANDY FACTORY AND
81 FANCY CAKE BAKERY, corner OF Broad
and 2d streets. He has fines: MA AGA GRAPES
I'm the city, new RAleLIS, new FIGS, and inu
assortment OF FIRE ECH and AMERICAN CON.
FECTI,lN q RIEs ut wholesale and retail. He has
every facility for furnishing II sitds OF 1CED,
OR JANE TFD, and FANCY CARES. i'm
CREA n In muuids or uthsrYise ~ order.
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FUrtIKH NIarKets-IbY I ELEGRAPH.J
LONDON, Dec. s-Euening. -Consols, s2l. Unit
ted States bones, SO.
LIVERPOOL, Dec g. Evening. - Cotton Up
lands, 3d. Ore ms, sad sales, 10 900 bales, In
Gliding 900 for export and speculation.
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President Grants Message i'm Csnada

OTTAWA. Doc. s.-There Is considerable
excitement In Government. circles over
President Grants message, which Is almost
unanimously regarded as hostile and insult
Ing to the Dominion. The absence Of any
allusion to the Fenian raids ia q subject Of
remark
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= B. STACY & SON,
DENTISTRY.

nR. GEO. B. STEEL, DENTIST. 49,
- No. 7ss Main street, nve doors aaove01
preservation OF the natural teeth. Insarts AkTI-
FsC1AL SETS On gold, silver, or vulcep1ta and
keeps constantly on hand PURE NITROUS
OXIDE GAS for the painless extraction ofteetn.
Has twenty years. experience. ocl7
l. lists, 1ll3 MAIN STREET, RICH 8sf4A
MOND, give Nitrous Oxide Gas for 81, Chloroior1n
for g. Ether for 81, Rhigolene Spray 81. aytirate
OF Choral IL to extract teeth without pain. Teeth
inserted low as el6. Teeth filed with gold g. So
The cost Of all operations made known before BE-.
ginning. Entire satisfaction given.
TAYLOR BEOTHERS
oc1 ll12 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-09
FUKNITURE. De.


IMPORTANT TO HOU,EKEEP-m
L E- S.--HavtuR sngsged the servf. es o, "a
G9mIssns cio,gsna,ssss snd a'stfafsj
ano RE 4IR all kinda OF Flu raITUaE.
Persons W.. ting 70 buy HOMEMADE or M
PORTED FUGNiTUhE gill I'D T. 20 their ad-
vantage to caif sndexamioe my stock before puS.
cnaslng elsewhsre. msan ~ give satisfdction II
price sad quality. rkiHOH ROON-Y,
-, Isbinet-Mster and Furnilure-D Ter.
no ,.oIoyeraor street, be .wrcn aain and + ank-
Ilnbtfe =. d. d-&t
III ATWOOD & RITTsR HAVEM
rsra BLisHMms1 T Gov. RN, ST N7
where samu W. Sar~ood old business n,snI
years before toe war. haging no very oxten Al ~
wareroomR, and q splendid stock Of
CHAMBER FUH I UHE,
PARLOR FURNITURE,
DISING-ROOM FURNITURE, and
hATTRES5hS,
we are prepared to eel goods lower than we did On
Main street, a our expenses being Yery much re-
duced, we reduce our pricea accordingly. al n
went OF good, substantial FURNITURE, had bsts
ter see our stock before buying. noe