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New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

s,vr n 70 r,1 T@tA hr, Vssses AID ha1reaa. p.,
sels e6a fou ess bush wheat Is 800 bush Com 81. bash
0n ie bae Hops s3 bush Barley "a bush Beans ao pigs
butter "a ptg Beef 10 pkga Cut Meats 1903 pigs Cheese 300 bbs
hgss % Pis. OIL Cale 27s Lard 500 pig. starch ~ bales
Hemp zs bales Wool ~ Hides 29o bb WHISKY Ss phgs Dnd fru
bo copper 2 baes Broom 24 Peas 80 bags Pea
pu's I'll hhaA Tobacco 6l pks Tobsseo 3 Gdes Leather
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
6cnses ano farms manieo.

HOUSE WANTED to RENI-Ihree-StoG
modern built goo neghb0rhood between twentieth and forh
st. T nj ard for family Of four persons hen not 70
2 go vii ake lease Eve yean- Address JAMES bhOHN
Trirune Ohce
HOUSE WANTED-In New-1 York, between
Ffh and Tbrtets.s's and Second and sIh 3Tes modern
house With All mprovemensi p1oe rom SIOJV ~ FA'" A'-i''
VIII fuil particular c. A p Boz 10
INANTED-TOp purchase or rent Bl llLDlNG,
w .it or stbout mower small Piano faeory n New
@- W ''' Tribune Ofoe
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
0itp properip 10 fft.

CORNER STORE, with cellar and six rooms,
IDrlv =, JAMES PRICE 30 Hucfonst
CTEAM POWER TO LET at corner Hester
- sd Forty gtb between f1rsi ano s.e"11
Agp9 a, l7s Hesierst
TNO LET-Two FLOORS, 238 East Twenty
Il eighth s. rent s25 and 2 30 per month.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01


Mixed Is dul AZ tJd75e- M,
FREIGHTS dull Eugaeements-To Liverpool 1900 bush Wheat
by steam 81 90. IS OOO buh. do a. SD
GRAIN-The irregular the storm and the decline N
Liverpool checking Spring plenty and closed easier ana
quiet The mainly for export and chiefly confined
t3 200 bush % bid for No Chicago Spring. ~ vs. loi
No = Is : 05 Ior No DO 90
bd Milwaukee 81 - I'll q for Amber Western gooi
Old 20 for White Michigan 90 Tor W hie
Kenfucky IS for Southern. Barley heavy unsettled
and supply large; bush tsOrowed state Al ~
Barley unsettled the supply being eIees, Oi he
II bush IL a. and 81 ID Tor LAlah
m saes 1000 hush at %n34!c Tor New ONO
Mixed and 50 c White Western al tkG5j for New, and hny
Rve heavy Oh pressed on he fnArket
for Old Corn better but quiet ""rg
higher prices asked; sales p OO bush at tic of
Damp for Mixed small lots al 6.o
do White AZ and do yellow at VASE
GUNNIES-Bss and Cloth dull al ~ dJ ior he orf anu
30c. for the latter. .,,o-.,s. =, -
Rye quoted VI O5d IL TO- and Shor Dc" a.
8Od 90c. cash -, 80
HOPS continue quiet quote l5d2c and Choice Old at 10
020c. for small luis a..
lean Selected
INDIGO Is steady good obbing demand We quote: -
Bengal per b gold S0d ~ % Gusemsa......S gdS ~
Madras currency / J00 85 Caracas 09 10
Manila. Cold........ ia / 80 - , =,
METALS-American 1ngot) Copper fair demand, and the
market steady Sheahng and Yellow Metal without change
trgde beng Tranquil Pig Iron steady and ~ moderate Ge
unchanged Pig Lead quiet atiorner prc
steady and In moderate demand To Other articles
heading iuTts to note ILe Lls
Dess continues dull We quote.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The undersigned offer for sale at ninety 90l, n
limited amount of PACIFIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI
FIRST MORTGAGE SIX .G PER CENT GOLD BONDS.
The earnings of the Road for 1869 were S3,2l30OO,
and for 1870 viii equal S3,6OOO0O The Road extends
from st. Louis TO Kansas City, 28S miles, and the
first and only moNgage is for S7OOOOO0 The Road
in its twenty y-1irst year of operation. and is
earning three 3 times the interest its mort
gage debt. We recommend these Bonds as one of
the safest and best investments ever offered. Gov
ernments and other securities exchanged at market
rates. For further particulars, apply to CLARK,
DODGE d Co, 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
THE MARKETS.

Icsriuliy reported for THE TRIBUNE &C.,.
AsRS-To are m fair demand md the market Inn We quote st
u0JeTlte demand ~ tJa % 30
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
60 Ubom II man 0ontsrn

TBEG 10 inform my friends and patrons that
Inv oened new extensive RESTAURANT Al No Lsl
s,,. rss H. sIEGHOKTRER
INFORMATION WANTED.-Mrs SUSAN
IbROsS sTEBBs present fsdng he cofDd a Travis And
Gs,5f . Son Antonio Tezss de,s The sddes o Ars Prot
ti.E wars TO q Pp'lspis o. nf uue che usd Hss
t@- 800 oaL,.e I4a-t ya speit uit~st COW
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
NATIONAL LINE.

STEAM To LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
From Pier No. a. North River.
OTEEN Thomson. SATURDAY, October l. s;9am.
HELVErlA. SATURDAY, October g. att m
Liverpool cabin rs and go eeve
go Prepaid Seage tickets from Liverpool QoeeloSp Losopep
Glssgew s32 currency.
TO LONDON DIRECT.
ERIN Bragg ........ TIL RSDAY September % At M
CABIN passage snd 75; s2s, payable ~ ~ ~ee'
Passengers booked Paris reduced rates For me PA'
'PpV " 'Ns 0'I''' 30 " " J. HURST Manager
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

We offer for sale LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL
ROAD BONDS 80 years TO run seven per cent interest
semi annually, and 90 aud accrued interest.
No BETTER SECURITY, OF of more intrinsic merit,
chS BE MADE. For particulars, apply to
j. b. ALEXANDER q Co, 10 Nassau-st.
JOIN j. Cisco & son, 50 Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
9ounirp prSptrtp TO fet.

RIO LET, for SALE, or in EXCHANGE for
CITY PopsryOn Forihsm Igh minute, IRON depot ihd 50
Csren ke Possession Immediately Splendid location. ADJ 70
EOPPEL. u Anu-st
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

HowEs & MACY, Bankers the same an lncOrpo.
rated bank, No 30 Wall-st., New-York. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money and having it at all times subject to
check on demand, can do SO by depositng with this
Banking House, which allows Interest on the entire
daily balances at the rate of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world, with
immediate returns at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE of Stocks, Bonds,
OF Gold promptly executed
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
Bodro ano Rooms.

A NIGEL HOTEL, LIVERP0OL.-Gent
IN visiting Liverpool si fni The ANGEL HOTEL Dslest
eveTy proximity Liverpool Exchange and LaIo
Ing Stages renders i defabs temporary residence 70 those Io
cee'irg bf ths mail
hN6tL HOTEL thorough
sho % eyey suitable ir families and visiting Liverpool.
s SHORT, Msasger,
Late Manager - the Adephi Hotel
COUNTRY B0ARD-Very large rooms. with
~ IRE IN Orange Co. New-Yo via Rre Rl.ay
nitgis from det Please r. o. Boz w. Bloom
ilas Grove, \. y.
COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Washington-st
- tooesRyGE s4are hOz Worcester sDnngasd.tl BoseH
y. ROGERS, Proprietor.
TWO LARGE and well-furnished ROOMS
sAet suitable for two gentlemen gentleman s xtb =, ~
hoard private table required 5f5 West Fifteenth 81
"ANTED-By young Lady educated
w partly 10 France and partly Germany, CIrf BOARD In I
shtnge or LESSONS Can give good references Apply At W
Ipon % Bleeeierst
A. WEST THIRTY -SEC0ND-ST., between
Il Il Broadvsy and Fsye SUITES and SINGLE ROOMS 70 ET
Aso BASEMENT EXTENSION for Doctors ofce.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

GEORGE OPDYKE & Co. are agents for the sale Of
the following desirable securities which they offer
at low prices:
N. Y. and 0. Midland First Mortgage Bonds, per
cent, gold
st. Louis and S. T. Railway First Mortgage Bonds,
7per cent, gold.
Alabama State S..
New-.Iersey Town Bonds per cent
Some excellent Western 10 per cent securities.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
BUILDING sATERlA1s-Bo.Der has been only Moderate and

BBBswAX-Th. demand fair and the steady sales 800 10
At ydye. for yellow. Western. and Southern - a, a.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. White without change "e
mAnd beng moderate al 45c. a 81 So ,.,.
CoTIOs-Tber Board to-day but ther va
done on the street and i lower sales coy tales 90 p
lee for hsdhhg and Ice Low DO Por future delivery ~
200 bales October q Isle 1o
600 Sle no ilsc loo Deoember at lsic od'' 1 % ~ i
at Isl dl5lc 200 October Isle 200 a. - sloo tp ~
200 November At lsie 800 December At lte lW ymsnJ
sDd $50 free board Charleston Savannah NOME A'o NV
Orkssa
CoPFBBBusnes generally suspeped and DO n o "p III
.nce made quote nomnany ooWs; hJe, f1uo" s
Java 20a22c. Marsoabo, l5dlsic -, r ..o,..
CANDLES continue In Moderate demand 81 former pnee. So
Sperm Patent judd, ON a dI3 sperm Patent Jyes POI "a.
Sperm Patent, Mscys....f2 dI1 bsmns ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

FIUVK AND MEAL-Ihe miTktt Tor WtstH A1u b'"', 80 an
dull and heavy the form checking business ShpeT- are 1nA
their orders OWING the scarcity Of state Eiuss A On" s "
quote: m
sour ~ bb - q COZ IS 20 Ohio I'LL Sup ~ 8od s. %
No 2'............ 4 lOd ~ Ohio RouDd-hoop EI ~
sup.rsne '' 4 s0d IOl ira tshippingl. 2S6 %
State (BItrs braBd) 2jG 40 Ohio BI Trace Dos ""
State Fancy 60d & M White wheat q
WeHB Shipping Ext. l06 30 Ohio Ind and nieh 3 %
WIZ, F,tr.s soa G 10 81 Iouis Single roo 6 80
u;rnsa,sh jo~. Fxt aoa IS 81 Ioms 200 ~
Extra Amber Indiana St LOUIS Iriple En- .Vg o :"
Ohio and Michigan. 95d 50 GeDesee Extra brauus %
Southern Flour frm and in limited request sa ' b"'' VIC
quote:
Bait Aer and Georgetown mixed coed Sup. 81 73dss
Bait Alex and Georgetown, Extra and Family WU ~
Fredericksburg and Petersburg Country Sg 90
Richmond Country Extra VIC 40
A
Georgia and Tennessee. EItra and FAMILY wa o o"
Flour demand; sales lO bbls We qnot =,
80 Goa ~ - state and Penn - 90 "
Corn Meal H steady and demand sales IO bbk we
quote:
Com Meal ~ 50d - IS Corn Meal Brre 80 g a. ~
Meal. Western 10 C. Meal, br ~ ~" - w
Corn Meal. West W. 4 &a sol an -.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
CITY OF WILLIAMSPORT, PENNSYLVANIA,

SIX PER CENT LOAN PREB or All lANr'' Al NJ
AND ACCRUED INTEREST
Ttsse horis are Absolutely secure w t 81 ietu1 sI
L. .. Sufficient tar T. iA 'n"' "'' lf %
inf as apd Hlnds for sale ~
" ooTID sTKONG 90, Bankers, 20 New d. N D.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

Rico a 55at2!c ,, ~,
do IL du nomnay unchanged The business Crude
Fsh Oils hss moderate hut prices h Manufactured
an continue du former prices Other Oils without change
business beng only moderate. We qnote: - ,.,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-08

.S Particular attention paid
to preparing Prescription+
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-08

ANTwEIsr, Oct. s. --3p. N.
Crude No market.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-08

L,vErYoHa. Oct. S..--l2 .. m
Refined 10. Spirits IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23
.,MonapAY saOI,s,
J 3 I, 3 81 4 ! p : q I. " !. 4 ss.
sAHDREHr rrzz1H1 4 Goa
500 BsoAD gsszsr.

The public can now find displayed on our eoun.
ters the largest, fnesss and bes. assortment OF
PLAIN AND FINE CANDIES,
Of MaillarGs, Whitman's, md our own raanufac-
tHe. These eandies win stand any test, and are
guaranteed pure and healthy can be given freely
60 children without fear OF their being made sick
By the adulterssaons which ass now 50 much IN
Togue among some manufacturers. s'4t62
FANCY BOXES ~
TO suit everybody-some rich, rare, and costly,
and some plain and cbesp, IN the reach Of tha
poorest, and chen variety OF intermediate ones.
,l... 81 SURPRISES,
such az Champagne Bottles, Kid Gloves, &C., &C..
70 astonisb and delight young and Ola.
ORNAMENTS FOR TREES,
Of glass, Wood, and sugar; cheap and beautiful.
II DOLLS
ing eyes from zsc. to 81. 80 each.
ElREWofpk os.cRacKERs
900 FINE .ORNAMENTED CAKES fruit and
E3 G iETRSE1 kx GTsSsxrns
LEMONS, ORANGES, PIPPINS, &C.. DC.
in fact, we have everything that can be wanted
to please the children and the ladiss: there.
fore COME AND SEE, and them call Tor what
pleaees you. audi win be promptly deltyefed At
your house In time to meet the demand Santa Claus
wv make ses II ne sn ssp:eal mention to the peo
he city, STATE. and the South: And as to prent.
tied at any Fair-and we compete with all selling
the aduters ted article which made In the North
at less price than sugsr can be bought at spe re-
n9 Come one. come ALL to the HEADQUARTERS
OF THE swsE zsDs sPS WsuRRR212z 1safss'sss
de 10 g. s97 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23
RaoErDilY 6OOltB.
nURsToeK or BOOKS And FANCY
g oD 81
rs LAReERAHp MORE VARIED THAH WE
HAVE EVER oFrEEED.
:ssorrDiY HOOlSB.
NOW Is THE TIME TO oALLsAT
NO. 1sls MAIN STREET,
AND SELECT AN APPROPRIATE PRESENT
AT A MODERATE PRICE.

DoRE's Plates. Hoods Poems aud Fairy Keatm'
UNIQUE volumes for the parlor.- Besntii,nl
l ! Women, Cornhin Gallery, Venice ana Lne
Poets, Nobility Of Life, Sacred Poems
GENTS of English hISis r BiSis
Poety, strAtford Gallery, Song OF the soWer'
Poets Gallery.
POTTS illustrated, best Binding
MoS BEo POPE
Goldsmith. Southey, Browning. Spenser, Proc
tor R9s Weit ss Rniwse Poss
Hood, Cook. Percy, &c.
sTANDARD works-In Calf Binding,-Hal:
jews and Christianity, Poe, Dickens: Anat-
Rz d B aslanesesth ssa
World, The Ocean, Waverly Novels, &c.
JUyENMEs-j1, 500 vols. embracing all the Fairy
Tales from Mother Hoose to Arabian ~ ghts.-
Evenings at Home, Looking Glass, Esop,
Sanford snd Merton. Mayne Reid and other
books Of travel and adventure. Christmas An
Lessons, Illustrated Toy Books from lc. to $2,
A, B, c Blocks and Games.
BIBLEs-Family, English, and American, from
so to S2o small sizes, with and Without
clasps, bound In Velvet, Morocco, and WOOD.
PRAYER Books-v Various sizes. from Csc. to
S16, some In new and beautiful bindings.
HYMN Books for various denominations.
ALBUMs-Al sizes and new styles, from SOC.
to $25. .s.f
DESKS and Writing Gases from 7sc. to sas.
WORK Boxes-sman and large, from slto $40.
CHROMOs frem soc. to s25, Portfolios, Gold Pens
Gard Gases, Opera Glasses, and many other
articles :a w. R 81 fSoisP5asn ENGLISH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23
Nexp HI,phs.

soobs md READING: OF, tp hat Book, sea-
T Rend. and Hotf She'll Z Red6 Inen
| nv NATHAN PORTER, DID,, IL. D.s I.o
| lessor Yale College. New VOTE soHio'
| YER q Co. !.
| The Learned, author Of shiswork essays e
;nstr,,ct readers on the question Of wha'
sor, ~ rsai,,n,, Il best, and what is best ID
the ss;fsrer. departments of knowledge
with some exceptions towards pecuna,i.
Hos ), we need not name, this DOCK WIZ ,De
- s,u,,ce to readers. The matter of which
:. 10 Composed was originally prepared io1
liz cures. rs &
] For sale by WEST & JOHNSTON.
shado,o of lMoloch Mountain. BY JANE IT
AUSTIN. New York: SHELDON d Co.
This novel, by a popular author, has made
a sensation; but not having read II, we
know not why. The reader must md TINS
out. It is neatly printed and adorned Win
we'll drawn cuts, which bespeak a conside.
rable amount of poetic scenery in the book.
For sale by WEST s. JOHNSTON.
The Destroyer cfthe Second Republic, beng
Napoleon the Little. BY VICTOR HUGO.
New York: SHELDON & Co.
This scathing review Of LOUIS NAPoLEoN's
career up to 1852, when this book was first
published, has been translated in this coun-
try and printed, as above stated by Shell
DON & Co. With much injustice to
the Emperor, it contains a great deal OF
truthful criticism upon his conduct and
policy. 1t will be read with interest, espe-
cially with reference to some of its prophe-
sizes, while it is certainly no guide for any one
who wishes to form ADJUST judgment OF NAPo-
LEON III.
For sale by WEST & JOHNSTON.
The Life and Adueatures Of Robinson Cru
soc. BY DANIEL DEFoE. London: CAS-
SELL, PETER s. GALPIN.
We have this book from Messrs. RAN
g ENGLISH. Dear old Robinson
,oLpH ~ all never forget the intense
Jrusoe I've sn-- lead him in child
Ielicht with which we 100 careful
,ood. The publishers cannot os - ->lv
bout keeping always on hand a good snpr--
# this book, so enchanting to youth, 80
barming to adolescence. The edition sent
is BY Messrs. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH Is well
,dorned exteriorly, but the interior is not
,uite equal to the outside. Yet it is fairly
Illustrated, the paper tolerable, and the
print good. But come in what shape ne
nav. "Robinson Crusoe" is a dear old
riend who is always welcome.
Messrs. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH have va
led assortment of beautiful Christmas pre-
ents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23

TIE CENTRAL WATER LINE.-Whatever
may be the views of the Federal Government
concerning the ship canal Of the Isthmus of
Darien, there is one water communication
that is far more important to the Union
than that immense enterprise. That is the
central water line via the Kanawha and
James river valleys, uniting the Mississippi
with the Chesapeake Bay. That will
strengthen the Union and promote the ma
tional power in way far exceeding the
Darien canal. If the Government has mo-
ney for canals, it would better first appro-
pirate 1t to the Central Water Line, which
will be the ever-enduring source of domes-
tic harmony, strength, and prosperity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23
The Tehuantepec Railway and lstn
mus Canal.

mus Canal.
The kilograms from Washington an
nounce. among other things, the departure
Of the steamer Nipsic, Lieutenant-Coh-
mander B. WILSON, to convey the engineer
CORPS of the Tehuantepec Railway Com.
many to Manititlan, Mexico, the point OF
departure for the railway. ..
After performing this duty. the Nlpslc
continues her journey to Aspinwaii 10 JOIN
the Darien expedition, under Commander
sELrRpeE. This expedition is to iook tuf-
Their into the route Of the proposed canai
across the Isthmus-to ascertain more tnor-
oughly its practicability.
The ground upon the Tehuantepec rail-
wav is to be broken on the 1st of January,
and instructions have gone forth directing
the officers of the Kansas and MayfloWer, OF
Captain SHuFELDT's ship-canal exploring
expedition, to be present on the occasion,
and report proceedings to the State De-
partment. The Government evidently
takes warm interest in the enterprise.
The canal expedition will next proceed
to prosecute its survey, and report upon
that.
These movements are very important,
and promise, if perfected, to open ne"
book of the history of man in North
America. Mexico will be brought under
new influences. What effect will they have
What are to be our relations with Mexico
Will the United States acquire it? Will il
become the home of the blacks? &C., &c.
through long stretch Of speculation. Ger
tainly between Texas and the lsthmu
there is great field, and posterity will tint
it the scene of remarkable events.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23

GEORGE HOLLAND, the, excellent come
dian, remembered 80 pleasantly by the
older patrons of. the stage, died in New
York on Tuesday last in the 8Oth year of
his age. He was born in England in l791.
He had long and highiy-popular career on
the stage In this country. and was one Of
the most decorous and discreet OF the actors
who devoted their talents to comedy.
PErER RIcHIses still lives, though we
regret to say at this time he lies upon bed
of pain from the accident announced in the
Dispatch few days since-yiz in driving
pair OF mettelsome horses they got the
rein from the venerable driver, ran off, and
tumbled him out, breaking his coliar-hone
and bruising him severely. II is rare
thing FOR man Of his time to turn Jehu
to display pair Of gay and festive steeds.
Mr.. RIcaIaGs must be somewhat more than
an oetogenaFsan. He has borne part in
some of the brightest actions upon the
American stage. The public should ever
regard an aged actor with interest. The
talented men and women Of the profession
confer q grsat litigation upon society, and
should be remembered kindly and CRATE.
fully.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23
= fHS1ITHkx GOOEe.
nHRIsTMAs AND NEW YEARS
LEVY BRoTHERg, 49,
rFslr.rnAg aOorss.
LEVI BRoTHERs'

III
Twenty-Five hundred and seycntyafour Dessoni
supplied with presents Oh Monday and Tuesday
Lots Of desirable articles still LEFT 80 be DISPOSE
Of on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Store
CLOSED on SATURDAY, 81 ' y,
but win open az 8 that afternoon to aceomino.
those who fail to supply themselves besore thai
.ime. Lock ct our elegant 3.s. 4
LACE and EMBROIDERED HAEDKEEc-
LACE, LfsEN. and MUsLIN SETS OF COLI
Eles mAk SH fss FILE and EIBBoN BOWS
PLAIN, PEAIDs and STRIPED sAsH BIS
PH0TGaRApH ALBUMS,
HAN AND and GLOVE boxes
An endless varsity OF JET and GILT JEW.
SOAPS aa.s liz EARcY BOXES ,.t 4
FINE hair BRUSHES, s!541a -, =
INFANTS ROBES, 80
Elegant TASLE-cLoTHs. with NAPKINS to
|MA Rsash QUILTS =.
sCLOAXS, SHAWLS,
FINE BLANKETS, 7.;s a,.St4et .s& 80 s'.gs7st
sAFGHANs,
GLOVES or every description,
All kinds of DRESS GOODS, and lots Of other
desirable and useful articles suitable Tor
on'i's''"o sA''' LEVY BROTHERS.,
de 2l-at* 1913 and l2ls Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23
THAT is the Point.

The New York Tribune, after repeating
tho Aggregate vote Of Missouri In the latt
State election there, which overwheimes
Radicallsni-ultra, says
"Do IRE need any more of such bolein'
and such voting to convince us that the da'
for Acknowledgement and prescription ba
rassed ?-that the question Is no longe
shall these be overthrown?' but tSbGi,,
the Republican party wilfully bury i ire;
beneath their ruins?' They cost us ' M;s.
mia In 1859. They have Just eos, h hs tn h.,
souri, and West Virginia. Shat shat Ia iost r.
bllndly upheld till we have n"'n'''s' '' "
lose?"
- That remains to be seen. Blt, from the
ncrverseness Of the rHARoAH OF the Whtee
Hnnse a. eeems. chat they will. The fact
Is tho Radical machine has become racked
with loo, motion. 1t is rafting and clack-
inc Mt eyerr Joint, and the governor has no
longer any control overit. Senator scHUkz'
with possibly an afectation of policy, sug-
pests that it may be repaired. Hopeless en-
ncdieptl II was war engine, and you
NAV az well attempt to repair the Virginia
blown up and sunk fathoms below the sur
face.
The fact Is, the only chain that held TO-
gether the party which has rioted for so
many years in vindictiveness and bitter
passioEs-not forgetting the spolls OF the
Treasury and the fat jobs of supplying
arms, sustenance. and transportation TO the
immense armies Of he Republicans the
".-:-, :. blood. The
nra ann '''nin-
strength of this chain has gradually ia
jsbed since the war, until many of its INKS
are broken. Men can no longer be held TO-
rether by war that's ended, and tney nav
,,ra,lv return to their former views ol
public policy and the political ali 1'..oo1
with their opinions ana poi,'l':.
theories. General ScHrnz hardly tn'ihs ~
possible to continue union of partlsans Oh
war when there is no war, though the loea
If repairing the Radical machine--of mend
inc the chain of warts hopeless. Inc
Radical party is Of no more use now, anu anu
of yery little more force, than the eXpiooea
torpedoes that lie near the NOUN Vi
Charleston harbor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23

TIE quarrel between the President and
Mr.. SUMNER is exceedingly interesting. In
the Domingo matter we are, for once, on
the side Of SUMNER. The scheme of adding
to the numbers Of American citizens the
squalid black population of St. Domingo
is in no wise agreeable; and then there is
reason to suspect that it is corrupt job,
very disgraceful to the Administration
There must be a proneness to degradation in
the policy which helps to crush the insur
rection in Cuba, and strives at the SAINT
time to take the "parrots" and " Lizards
of st. Domingo under the wings Of tn
American eagle. a great deal Of civet
"good apothecary"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23
DIED.

At his residence, on Church Hill on the morn
ing of the 22d instant, TURNER Rich ahDoUSs,
last fifteen years resident of this city, in the list
year OF his age.
ais funeral will take place from Union-statton
Church on THIS friday EVENING at 3 O. CLOCK.
His friends and acQuaintances are invited 70 az
tend.
At the residence of his fsther-in law, W: Holt
| 18th December, 1870, THOMAS T. LYON aged
thirty one years.