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Secretary Boutwell, said in q public lee

Secretary Boutwell, said in public lee
ture in Washington on Monday night:
"Our power to place new loan ct re-
duocd rate of interest is, in my opinion,
wholly dependent on the magnitude Of our
surplus revenue. Nothing but the menace
of payment will induce the holders Of six
rer cent. bonds to surrender them and ac-
ccpt hond bearing lower rate Of inte-
rest"
Nothing else. We have the Secretary on
our side.
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SrEAW E.HS.

,,.r> NORFOLK. TORTS-GfIaNa
/ ,'ri~ru A\p AL BEGUiAK sssss'ss4ssSsssssx- ssssx-
.,r,H,tc' - TllEJAMES R'NEk:- The fast
~. Gtly, .%san, yNtrEp STArES : NA'k : steamer
|4r,a,n 2. {. CLIFFORD.
,j.,yt Al Roc kcftS cor the ahove-namcd
..,',... ~. MONDAYS NEhNtStal = ana @ Est
~. : =; - o'ylork y NJ. a." "Tc'nrns On iues-
= y. / .i!rs'iaNs, &nd SATURDAYS.
,S.cnccrs arrive IN Nor:nk IN time to nas con-
,g., w.tN steamers for haH'mHrs saa po'h''
y ~r,,,. leave Cry sotut Tor Petersburg On avr1.
-. 1 s:cSmIr.
EREIGHT
-..t~r! TUESDAYS TCmrSo%y&- nnd saturday.,
% M. f. {. \. -. l'or Nnrt"ls. Portsmouth,
;, ..v iia;i3v.r-r. and pEinrina! landings on
..qLr sav ana all regular landings on james
,,,..- a, reasonable rates.
x" WHARFAGE tuAEGtn;
.,.,5to l.. u. rATliM, Agent.
~ D:'.co. S:camcrS' wharf.
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A respectable old gentleman sat down on the
spur Of the moment-hls screams were frtghtful.
BE was removed to the "LEE GALLERY" and
had one OF them PICTURES taken.
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TIE RELIGIOUS HERALD Il an excellent me-
dunn for advertising. Onice ON Main street nearly
opposite the Dispatch office.
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II. ELLYsoN q Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersin Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, ~ puo-
fishers, rates, for cash. Apply at this once.
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The Church and the Catholic Family Almanacs
for 1870 can be had at ELLYsoN TAYLoR's News
Depot, next to Dispatch building.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LEE & GODDIN-4 o'clock Handsome county
seat on Brook road half-mile north Of Rich
Inond.
THOMAS W. KEESEE-lo o'clock-At residence
OF L. b. Hill, on Oregon Hill, household and
kitchen furniture.
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THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT IN OHlo.-
The Washington correspondent Of the Phila-
delphia Press says:
"A letter received from prominent
Ohio official says that after careful can
vass Of the Legislature of that State, the
opinion is reached that the fifteenth amend
ment will be ratified. 1t is understood here
that sufficient number of Democratic
members have agreed to absent themselves
when the vote is taken TO insure its ratifca-
tion.''
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THE Poor CIGAR DEALERs.-Mr. Delano
has Just made decision to the effect that
in all cases the caution notice required by
section SS must be affixed to every box of
cigars before such box is removed from the
place of manufacture, and that neither the
person claiming to be the proprietor of such
cigars, nor any other person, can remove
such caution notice or label without yio-
lating the provisions of the said section,
and rendering himself liable, on conviction,
to the penalty imposed therein and fur
ther, that since the issuing Of regulations,
series S, No. 8, dated July lst, 1869, all
boxes of cigars, though having thereon
genuine revenue stamps, if the same are
uncancellcd, or cancelled otherwise than as
prescribed in said regulations, they are
liable to seizure.
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See ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's attractive catalogu
advertisement in another column.
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FUEL At REDUCED PRIcEs.-J. M. PILcHER,
No. 20 South Eighth street.
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AS = begins the cold season with renewed
~ EsSY energies and increased resources. The
Rs&SS public will ind IN his larder every
luxury that IS produced within the United States.
He Offers everything in season here and de delca- lea
cies OF the tropics. TAME and WILD FOWL
ofwater and land Of all sorts, VENISON, OYS-
TIERS, FISH. TERRAPISS, and DOMESTIC
MEATS, or the very best, selected with skill and
care
Hr has tho hest OF cooks, under the direction OF
French artist, master of the prottsSion His
tables in the main saloon aud his suit of dining
rooms for parties supplied with dishes TO order
from The palmer sorts 10 the most cie"ant. equal to
any prepared in Paris. Parties entertained with
entire privacy and comfort.
Hc viii supply parties and families promptly
With Meats, Fish oysters, Game, Pastry, Dessert,
Hnl " Iucg and Liquors.
lie Will cater for hose In town and country who
"c~it. uncocked supplies, cnSuring the best the
market affords at the most rec sonahlc charges,
Ills Brr is supplied with the choicest LiQuoRs
and WINES. This hc warrants. Mixed drinks
prepared - the most shilful brewer iii the city.
Grateful for past favor, nc invites the public TO
continue lis patronage, and promises the most
faithful and prompt iiilng Of orders. oc 20
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of the State, do endorse, and unite in
asking Congress to protect the loyal people
OF Tennessee against the Legislation of the
so-callcd General Assembly Of the State.
w. G.. BRowSLOw.
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Mr.. SUMNER ON CUBAN REcoGNITIOS.-
Senator Sumner was waited on some time
ago in Washington, writes correspondent
from that city, by prominent member of
the Cuban Junta in reference, of course, to
the insurrection in that country. Mr..
Sumner gave the reason why, in his opinion,
the United States should not recognize the
insurgents. "Thcn you are afraid of
Spain," said the Cuban. That is not a
fair way of putting il" replied Mr.. Sumner.
{" am not afraid of Spain, but I love my
own country, to give you a mere selfish
answer. The power of Spain is not to be
despised. Her navy is almost as large as
ours, and We know from experience what
the Confcdorates, who numbered only
100000 of people, were able to do both
On land and sea, and the population of
Spain is l8,0O0,000. But apart from all
these physical considerations, do not
think it internationally just to recognize
the rebellion at the present time. The
hour may como when we can do so consist
emily with our relations to the whole civil
lied world, but no lawyer who understands
the question, and no statesman, believes
that we could maintain our dignity and
honor and take this course under existing
circumstances. ..
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MAYORS CouRT-Mayor 0hahoon pre-
siding Oliver Lewis tcolored), charged
with stealing shotgun, was called for
second time, and dismissed. -.
John Fl. Bell (colored) was called tor o
second time for stealing thirty-four pounds
of butter, and discharged. .zs2g II .b
Richard Sears, charged with exposing
his person in public, was fined $40. ..,
John West (colored), charged with en-
deayoring to bring his manpulsr cxtremi-
ties in violent contact with the person Of
Richard Johnson, was fined S.. The plain
tiff was also fined $3.50 for attempting to
produce an aperture in the person Of the
former with a razor.
Edward Finks, charged with striking OF
John Carter with on icc-pick with intent to
pcrforate him, was sent on, and bailed for
his appearance in the sum of 800. -.
Josiah Jackson (a colored /" "orpheling''},
who was taken up roaming about the
streets, was dismissed and told to get o
home. -
Emeline Hall, for using her tongue too
freely in the First Market, was fined $3.50.
MoRTuARY REPoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report fGr the week endlng eatur-
day, January Sth, as compiled from sex
tons returns received at the Office of the
Board Of Health: Whole number of deaths
in the city, %. Sex: Males, l6; females,
7. Color: White males, 10; white females,
3; colored males, 6; colored females, 4.
Condition: Single, II married, 6; widow
ers, 2; unknown, !. Nativity: United
States, 81; Ireland, 2. Age: ! day to &c..
2; month to 6, l; year to 3, 4; 3 years
to 5, 2; 10 years 70 20, 2; 20 years to-30,
3; 40 years to 50, g.; so years to 60, l 3; 60
years to 10, l; 70 years to 80, /. Cause OF
death /: Apoplexy, l consumption, 4 Group.
2 congestion of brain, 2; confusion, con-
vulsions, l; diphtheria, l; drowned, l !;
dropsy, 3; debility, l; neglect, l; pneu-
mouia, 3 premature birth, l yalvular dis
ease of heart, /. ?
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THE AcTIoN OF THE House, MoNDAY.-
This result in the House is q triumph of the
opponents Of the admission of the State,
and reverts the Virginia question TO the Re-
construction Committee, where it will be
taken up as soon as General Butler, choir.
man Of the committee, returns. There were
twenty Democratie.members present. - Had
oil been in their places the bill would have
been passed. Governor Walker and other
Virginians arrived to-day, but are not very
hopeful of the situation after to-day's re-
sult.-Baltimore Sans Washington tele-
gram.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JANuART Il, 1870.
Sun rises I'll Moon sets. ......... 2.x
Sun sets s...,....,., aa9 High tide. .I7.I
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''''' - 49, Qt-EENsToW y. 81 e . I =
,.,.,>tJ,.F on NAIl. STEAMERS, SNTlINS
sLENM XIV Y"HA ENUKI SAIuEDAi,
[\D ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
,.,-t>us. i.,>-.,l rI THE SATrEnAf STEAMER:
r-> lts.in. F,Iyuh., IN t"!d.
.,r-r,.,l,y uHrcu>i"wn ....................Si'o I"
>...r,5y. ydyG5is iH .mrTrncp
.r~,"u. 2 lc'>i"wn 80 '.
,.-.,.r rY rIE>NkN STEAMER VIA nALlfAN
-, DrIr1,>;oyy i.oid)............S so GC
,,'..' ~ ....,......, 90 Qe
:. s.r.i- = l., hE HF&"ch steamer tE"l'}.' - &c
S..~ae., rGycbis Ia carFeM"g.
t,.-,or. or Qor::>;o ~ ~
li...' N....... .'..'..' - w
-. - .,.', y. r, hv branch >t,hncr........ 90 Gt
=. 81, ~ /" a:: iro:a Engl:ud, Ireland, and
,.. .r...i9.s'. { moderate rates.
- .;rthrr INT ..,,.,i! !yI, arn!y At the Company's
,.rs.s. joins g. ntlt, Agent,
Y nruaGwav, New York or to
WILLIAM {. DUNHAN & CO., Agents.
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AMUSENENTS.

D1Gt1mOND AAGA $1,000 - -
Ia RUE,s CARNTvAIMINsTRELs AND
BURLEsQUE OPERA TROUPE.
ONE WEEK ONLY,
h commencing MONDAY, Jsnuary II, 1879.
..EIGIITEES DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS:
TIE world defied to produce tslent eqial 70 tn@
Carnivals-tte head and front Of mirstrelsy.
X, LaRue's Original Sensation, " .
sHoo ELY.l .e- La RUE'S <SHOo ELx.
;SHoo TI.Y.> LA RGE'S 2SHoo ely.
SMoo FLY,S LA RUE'S (Hoo FLI.
The Great sensation OF the Day.
Vanderbilt sings 1t, Gould whistles IT. FISK huns
II, The blind can hear It; the dear can gee IL
EVERY NIGHT. EVERY NIGHT.
- EVERY NIGHT.
ADMISSION: rs. so, and 2sc.
Beglas at O'Clock. Reserved seats for sale a.
West s Johaston's. n,oy
j. H-ss "fHAI bOI HEen.
CPRINGFIELD HALL, HURCH HILL
y The Rev. HENRY WALL will deliver Ms
D''n1 - FASHION,
-s-- At +
SPRINGFIELD HALL,
y..y.s. ON
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
tbeil?th instant, commencing nt O'CLOCK.
Tickets may be had ut the door; also at tho trug
stores .Of AfcPhail, Noting. Blam!rei Lecky,
Scott q Farrar, and g. W. Tayler's grocery store
jas-S&W
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F.sSEiS AEG E:ANEEEeS.

7 ANCASTER Il CO., STOCK AND
II EXCHANGE BRuKERS AND BA NK EES,
~. lIl1 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va
STOCKS. BONDS and EXCHANGE, bought and
sofa IN commission liberal advances made, loans
Hct"tiatcd on collateral> collections made ON all
accessible points.
deposits Of currency and gold received on inte-
lc,.. EktWE. la SEaSTFR & CO.,
No. 50 South street, Baltimore, hid.
LANCASTER. BROWN & CO..
Ia E--lw So 81 EssSuu street " V
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FOR EfW IrRl
IN nlMr<TnH STEAMSHIP -, -,
ThNI't ANY,

COMPANY.
, .,,r,, -, -. >i,r-r,hrcl steamships ISAAC
,...', \t,nft. MAG Ar 4, ALRt-
- ,.i'r mi iitIeiEEAS, leave New York for
- y, Nv t.r,ut. and :ici%ond, every TUES
49, "1St;,rS4,Ar. and SATURDAY,, at 8
''s y. y I-ayn Richmond very TUESDAY,
,,,.ttS ,,.s y l-\pAN. 81 ~ tide.
e., - .s,s-q AZ entirely new. They hare elegant
80 a..,l rtstcr;,o;,s. Vi,2 far. accommoda-
.. -. -ra='t,r'lnn srt uaSurpaS>".t. -,
,.-s connections mad" with steamers FOR al
..... -, a..t Eu"nY"7u Horis.
~er.... r. ~,c1. rrhcn ordered, AT QUAR-
rin,rr one VTE CENT. St H.: o&icvs Of shis
uccvrArr, President, IS? Greenwich
T.. 'v.IIlIi.%C. nT-NHAT CO., Agents,
s.nrn.r Na!u a-l .lcvCntG streets.
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nANENPORT & CO.,
~ STOCK BROKERS And AUCTIONEERS,
WILL Buy AND SELL
STOCKS AND BONDS
AND
NEGOTIATE LOANS
ON + OR I'LE TERMS.
Once over Firs! National Bank. DC o9--lm
E'HOMAS BRANCH & CO.,
L No. l0l5 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
THOMAS BRANCH i SONS,
OLD STREET, PETERSBURG.
BRANCH, SONS 4 CO.,
BROAD STREET. AUGUSTA. GA,
BANKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ALLOW SIX PER CElT. INTEREST
on deposits, subject TO sight checks negotiate
LOANS. buy and sell SECURITIES Cn commission,
and draw SIGHT sTERLlNG BILLS on all cities Of
trrIt Britain and the Continent. for any sums
from IL on la-3m
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r.ag LIVERPOOL AID
.

.TIi.H DURHAM < CO., Agents,
s~prn.r NAH AID GlcvcutG s'r"ets.
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miscellaneous Grade.
U0MMISSIONER,s NOTICE.


Tn Greene Circuit Court. November
l. term, 1862 x-,.-.
Nfarcellus c. Kennedy, who sues IN MS
own right and as Execute OF dranVihe
Kenneday, deceased, Annie b. kenneuay,
and Lurenna Kenneday-Plaintins'
VIM. Kenneday, James Kenneday, Frances
Ksnneday and Sally kenneday, VINO are
Infants under the age of q years-Deieh-
dants. -, -,
Among other things the Court doth adj
Judge order and decree that II pc reierIeu "
one Of the Commissioners OF tins court 70
take the follow ng accounts:-ist, An &C.
count of the transactions OF the pihln.iil.
Marcellus q. kenueday as Executor OF VIC
last will and testament OF Granville henhe-
day dAcea sed : an account showing tne zee
simple and annual value OF the real esta.e
and of each parcel thereof OF when the tes-
fator died seized: on account OF the person.
al assets OF the testator Liable 10 tne pay
ment of his debts also an account sheW-
ing the outstanding debts or the testhtor
with their priorities. Before taking whlch
tie said Commits aloner shall warn tue 'reui-
TORS by notice to pe published Tor iouf sue
csasfvs weeks in the native Nirginian. n
newspaper published at G1rdonsViile, Va,
10 nrt,vc their claims, Def re him on Il DAY 10
he name l. or ell e to he excluded from par
tlcipatinQ in the assets of the estate, wnlch
accounts the said Commissioner shitll state
settle and report 10 tho Court, with any ihat
ter specially stated deemed pertinent by
himself or required by any of the partles 10
he "a stated Notice Ofthe time ana place OF
| taking ALI the accounts aforesaid IL pnOlisIl-
| ed the said newspaper shall be equlvAleh'
| TO personal service as to all the parties ex,
| cent the Executor, who must have actual
| notice, --Erkrdct from decree.
| A Copy-Teste,
| DANIEL MILLER, Clerk.
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Or THURSDAY, The 9TH Of April, ut *
p. NJ. Episcopal service viii be held ~
the Presb; terian church i'll this pace
The Ri. Rev. John ohns. Bishop o: Tie
Diosccss OF Virginia will be present
and administer the lite of confirmation
wa hope the weather will be favorable
and the Attendance large. lt is The ii's-
visit OF the Bishop TO this place, there
being until recently no Episcopal SER
~lc1s held here. We give the notice
thus carly that all interested may know
certainly 1.-THE day aud he hour.
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Kosxo" -rhis medicine Is r"p'a'y
rainlns The confidence OF the people
and the numerous testimonials III It's
virtues, given by practitioners OF medl-
cine. leaves ne doubt that it is sale
and reliable remedy for impuri'y oil the
blood. Liver disease, &c.
The last H,iic1l Jo.anal contains an
article from Prof. X. D. Newton. ~
d.. President of the E. hedical e"''
iegs city OF New York, that SPEAKS VI
high terms of its curative pr"prft re-
AM, gives u special rec ihnc"dAtl'h %
Ko,kuo TO the petitioners Of 'htd'et'ie'
This IL. We believe. the first lnStaiie'
where such medicines haze heen ON
cially endorsed by tie Faculty OF an!
Of the medical colleges. ani reject
great credit upon the skill OF l,f. Law
rance. its cempounier. aud ais" pun
"Koskoo' in the van of all other mea
Ines OF tia present ity. -N1'J'| Jo"'
Hal, Dec. II.
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Do.not Read This.--we have read in the
Virginia papers that have come 10 nano'
something like the following -Encoaedge
Home Industry; PatroniSe Home MdnVdc
t,re,y Alas! how easy to preach! how nara
10 practice.
no THESE SAME PUBLISH ERs PuReH AsE
~vpr AND pRIxrISG MATERIAL IN VIRelN-
IA. Perhaps half of them d''-thc other nan
Ito az RIM to the North without ever ask
inc the question. Can our type be made a.
al and "a cheap in our own state as else
where. We can testify that the type cast q
the Richmond TYPE Foundry is not erected p ,,
.ny Foundry in the country, ana sloo'u III
encouraged by every Pri iter IN the S.a.e.
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OcR CousTr CASpiDATrs We like
them all too well to take sides. brt we
must say that when mans head has
been cut off as ruth!essly as Pull. Fry's
was. II IL the duty of every good citizen
to put 1t on again.-and put it on
right, not hind part before.
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RAILROAD MEETING. We learn Uosi
th. Fredericksburg Herald that on the
18th of March, the Board OF Directors
Of the Gordonsville Railroad Company
met and directed Carter NJ. BraX'Hit.
III, Presi,lent OF the Company to open
negotiations with capitalists for the
early completion of their road t" Chaf-
,ottesyi,!a. The contract made with
Mr.. II. II. wainwright some tine since.
having been forfeited by his failure to
comply With its conditions. Was duly
declared forfeited by the Board at It's
meeting held on the lith OF February
last.
We hope SOON to see large constrnc-
tioE force at work OH this road, ana ar
rangs,ients made nhereby We may, ~
an early day, secure tue trade We are
Justly e.titlrd to from the counties ="
Orange, Green, Madison aud Aioe
xnarl..
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A WoRp To the WISE Some men
drug along IN business, whatever their
advantages of trade or capital may be.
They always hold middle station. and
never rise 4 owe il under any circum :
stances. II IL because they lack mod
srn enterprise. Advertising "a the IL
naneisl railway to success. II is an ART
possessed by tew, but the sc few are the
mel chant princss of to-day.
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DISTINGUISHED AKRlvAL.-The Hon
George Washington TODD Bibb, OF
Lynrhburg, arrived IN our city OH
Thursday last, and registered At
sprawl's Hotel. 1t was his intention
to pe:manently locate here; but finds
ing the city was net Incorporated, he
declined purchasing property. AL Tie
solicitation of his numerou, t,ieWss he
has consented to reinaia II few weeks.
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SOUTHERN NEWSPAPERS. We are III
dsb,ed to Mcssrs. 0rittin u Hoffman.
newspaper advertising agents, No.
Vt. panl street, Baltimore. for u copy
OF a pan. ,,hlet recently issued ar lhem.
containing an accurate list oi So TIL
err newspapers. with facts and figure
touchiha the resources snd business.
condition CT Tie Sou,h.
Ness,s Griffin & Hoffman are agents
for nearly all the leading Journals III
the South. aud we cordially commend
tina firm to All Who desire to extend
their business sauthwatdly by means
OF advertising.
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NEW BAR ROOM.

HAVE opened in the store-room
l. formerly occupied by Capt. i. J. Peyton
on Main Street, a NEW IKSr-CL tSS BAR
ROOM, which shall keep constantly sup
Piled with the very best Oid Augusta pure
Whiskey Pure Mountain Apple brandy,
French Brandy, Peach Brandy, " pure arti-
Gle, Blackberry Brandy, Ginger dos, vines
of all kinds. Tobacco and Cigars. The pub
lie may rely on these liquors and wines as
being always OF the best quality. shall Go
every thing in my power to please, and re-
specthlly solicit the patronage Of This COM
inunity.
keep constantly on hand large and well
selected stock of
GKOCERiES, CANNED FRUIT.
the finest Tobacco Cigars, &C., which Will
be sold at the lowest prices for cash or IN ex-
change for county produce at the highest
market rates.
nave also just opened o first-class
Livery stable,
and am prepared to accommodate my friends
and the public with Horses, Carriages, Bug
gies &C.. at short notice and on reasonable
Terms. FARMER L. WEBB.
Orange c. H.. January Is, 1870.
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LOCAL NEWS.

We are indebted to Hon. James
Brooks of New York fo' copy OF his
speech on the tariff question. delivered
IN the House OF Representatives on the
81 instant.
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sPP1Ne AID SUMNER IMPORTATION
1LERSNS -.
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOoDs'
ARMSTRONG, GATOR @CO''
non Ev.I,t.,, ora street.
BALTIMORE. MD,

pALrI MORE. MD,
TNP0n FERS and Jabbers vt d nne'
J. Trtmn.lng, and Velvet Ribbons. Bonn
SILKS, ~ tins and Veivets, bl0nds, l.acs
Puches Nets and Grapes, Frenrh Flowers
- Feathers, straw Bonnets and t.adies
flats. trimmed and unirfinmed SILK Nelvr,
and Fell X nnets and Hats, Sundowns ana
the largest stock of Millinery Goods in
this county, and unequalled in choice va
riefy. which we offer at prices that VIII detv
composition. Orders sollclteu' anu PIoinP'
attention given.
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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-01
q pIA Hsf MILLER, Clerk.
FRS OFFICE, srAsAnpsvILLE,yy dArl

COMM RS OFFICE, SrANAnDsvILLE, VAL
March |, 1870.
The parties interested i'll the foregoing de-
decensed. are hereby notified that have ap-
pointed the 20th da of April, 1870, as the
time, and my Office aforesaid rs the place OF
taking the accounts and receiving the proof
of debts aga nstGranville Kenneday. dece, g.
ed, when and where they are required 70 az
tend with the necessary vouchers ana evil
dence to enable me TO report thereon.
Given under nv hand as Commissioner OF
said Court. ARTHUR SlEf hENo'
March 4. $50.