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The handsomest lady in Virginia, and not aware
Of the fact until her picture was taken ut the
lice" Gallery. They are for sale by her con-
sent at the gallery, 920 Main street.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENTS occssioning death or VIC
lent personal Injury are daily occurring. Insure
against them att trifling outlay in the TRAvsL-
LERs' INSURANCE COMPANY OF Hartford Conn.
e. COURTNEY JENKINS, State agent, llls Main
street. Richmond, Va. ,r% :, q
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PUBLIC ScHooLs.-An error having crept
into the list of public schools and their
teachers published yesterday, we print it
this morning corrected.
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SCHOOL CIgcULARs.-Alik kinds OF SCHOOL eircu-
lars reports, &c, executed st The Dispatch Office
as cheap rs the cheapest.
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FLLYsoS & TAYLOR, lsie Main street, have
fine assortment or School Books. -
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This being Saturday. you had better call at r. r..
SPENC e SONS and get you a sup.ly of collars,
ncck-iies &C., for Sundty' wear.
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A FINE LoToR CHEAP CoLoRED PRINTS jukt
received at FLLYso. y TAYLoR's news depot,
next to tue Dispatch ONCE. Wholesaie and retail.
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OST, A BLACk-AND-TAN So
4 ,EEKLER DOG. Black and res SS0
clllar fastened round his neck with smaiI bras
paddock; had wart on his under lip. reWaid
of FIVE DOLLARS will be paid to any one leay-
ing him a. No. 8, Pearl Block. Fourteenth strtet
or Il: my house, ON Main, between Eoushee i1 anu
adams. lse 23-2*l 5. II. GOtDON..
NOTICE.-AppHcati will be made to
IN the SECOND Auditor Of Virginia for me M KE-
NEWAL OF CERTIFICATE NO: !, sol, Tor $oos,
issued under act OF aarch 29, 1885, for general
loans. aud standing in the name Of Miss Martina
A. Williams. Sc io-o'u.
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"a hAhfsoE q co, will iaseTt acysrtisemeutsiu 10
she principal nevspsp5rsin in virginia, North Caro-.
Ina, Tennessee, and the northern s!t.es ct pph-
a'sEers' rates for cash. apply ct this ofrcs, Il
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ALL THE LATEST MAGAZINES, WEEKLY AND
- IA 1H.liLfSEWsPAPERsyca iLf can be round at ELLYsoN &
1A1 -: 1LoR's news depot, next to Dispatch Office.
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CoRoNEE.-Dr. John z. Little. lately ap-
pointed coroner of the city of Richmond, +,
was commissioned yesterday by Governor
W1ll,nr
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oof YOUR SCHOOL Books at ElLYsoy s. TAY
Lok's Book and News pot, next TO Dfspatch of
fee, Main rect. - '''5>
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STEAMER WYANoKE.-This new steamer,
Just built by the Old Dominion steamship
Company to ply between this port and New
York, will reach the city OH Monday next
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PRIsTISG.-Plain, coIored, and fancy print
Ing executed with neatness and at low rates al
Dispdtch Printing House.
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CHEAPEST YET.-Youc can get good Envelopes,
with your card printed on Them, for ooly ~ per
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PRINTING FOR eRGAHpIpATEs.-cantlid lidates fos
ofaee csn have their cards.. circulars, handbif,s,
etc.. prinsed promptfV and ut low prices NJ tile
Dta4,eses urintfng .ho u.c. 49, ~ sss 4
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FLLYsoS & TAYLOR, l1l6 Mala street, have s
fine assortment OF school-boaks aud stationery.
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t.ssRliat to Wear, and How, to Wear IT, 8
ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's, next to Dispatch ONCE
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oLD fAPEss, i'E packages Of ore hundred Q
more, Tor sale 1.-THE Dispatch countina room.
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hTEW. WHOLESALE CHINA GLASS,
IN u AND UEEHEH4 are sHLuSEs ~

an, recs tying iifecs fssIa she
FnroIe and the Uaiiad stssea = aAg S2nss
5asisns pureaasexi On the pesS sres EssAtas
since tlas dec ssne IN Sca ~ ss Llsses
rslasers generally wst SO 5000
maxiag ahcir ssss ~
"a le : - -
~ 100 ats s5s 5ats sss-ss
(sspiei d aEs. et q sas ~ Z, e
Tirsoia sAs ~ onsss
~ OSERH s + a 4 .ss
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Buy your school-books ut ELLYsoS u TAY,
LoR s, next to Dispatch Office, Main street.
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.Wbat TO Leara. and How to Lelrn Il, ,,'anay 10
Z ,una at ELIYs0allS zTAyLoR.s, iilf aaaiRsfrse
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LIST OF LETTERS.

IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
L 4 REMAINING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE SGtsTENiB FIR 81 1870.
Persons calling for letters In this list VIII please
Al, Sn.i
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Cry CONSERVATIVE CoMMITTEH OF 1889.
The members of the city Conservative
committee of, 1869, of. which 9xi1omasTW
-McCance, Esq.s., was chairman are ne.
quested to meet at 4 o'clock on. Monday
evening next, the 18th Instant, at, the rooms
of the Ghamhsr Of Commerce, &c over We ,,ae aae
Iis deSired. - F55 ss..ss<s tESSsl..
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Rithnnexd 1ispatth.
80. SEPTEMBER "a, 1870.

TIE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATCR
IS LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIR
CULATION OF ALL THE OTBER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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QO2 MAIN STREET.
sll:Sr GRAND OPENING OF tbs SEASON
OF FALL AND NINTER DRY GOODS
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
Nc. 9OS NAIN STREET,
SECOND DOOR FROM NINTH.

/ am row receiving my first supply OF FALL
anA INTER DRT GOODS, comprising the
i.t,st novelties OF The season.
In.ss uoaGs, III L! ga! raric.y;
Ir .sh Freuch, Plain, Diagonal Eppingiinc.
scotch ard English Crnwn Porlins, I'm variety
SIX Sergcs SLACK and %olorci Silks, and ~
uaca$, very fine; Empress Cloths, Mouse
lalnes, mos, MohHr Lustres. &C.
Mourning GoodS--2 Ia re assortment, from the
lowest 10 the ni.nc=t quality.
Shaw!=--a complete assortment st prices TO suit
Ill., fr9shS large an4 na Tan f9st Frsnss s
t. mention cioakinE y>lyets, best qua IitS
v@a'cr ~ poor clo!;hs Tor suits ',l'
Fl mel $50 pieces Fi,nncl, drilled, Piatn, ard
l'laid. ali fi"TS .ld III AL prizes White Alt
Wool flannel a5 low as 2oc.; Canton slanncs,
cots and c.pes; u eskln. salInet Kentucky
leans, &c.. far taru,o AID boys weac;
Willie Goods Of every description;
French corsCts, tacSr Qnail.y,
l. -, olllrs rr,d Hai,ijke ~rtiefs;
Naultu'g Ed2inss &nd lnser,inss;
T.s.r,' 4, .,lsi!tch i Iiusn Handkerchief;
I.4d = Lila Cambria Har''Ssrthcfs 1T a5, so,
MIX ns nd DO. li-s ir m 75r. yer dozen mp;
z ',.,. .ssua-S =; re. pc yard:
4 iuiII.a..a. Geullcmcn's Furnishing Goods:
= Iu. = OK "f l.-.les' and Misses Hosiery and
N+rmo Vests:
Nartps.>. t'birIGs, TlmWinH ciftsS. &c.
4 lar." fiId CoInrI,ic stcck Of domestic Dry
Gu"l! 1t pc'~'s rs low rs III ;sllF other house IN
5h.s city.
lIjIa>Els an .eNamimaiiorn ef my stock before
;,irclu$in. elsewhere. JDtlCS SiChK.
30 >,all street, second door from Ninth.
The fo!ljwnk gentlemen arc witl ME, and would
i!t. pleased o ~ g ttgi" fri -tGS:
W .wsIE NEIL rtT ZGEEALD Qute
wiki Bre,' rn x FoNl.
EE Il Nv >iiA Gi"H,
! J. II'R%EH
- Ei> W. EIt,W iLL,
vi, .I4 ;. y. POWERS,
=. WEiEEt&G,
J IN y. BROWN. Sel0
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HoRsE, sToLEN.-S0Ina fhfes entered the
stable OF Mr. q, 81 HundIey, at HanoYer
scorirt.house, on Thursday night, and carried
away o fine soErel mare. IS So; !
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EUCKWA ALL & ROUSS,

80. iol3 MAIN GTREE~.
SEPTEMBER - 1870.
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TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
n STATE OF mARYLAND will sssssasss e a
leave her wharf SATURDAY. September 2itn, az
O'Clock Z. NJ. Fre sh received up to 81 O'Clock Z.
NJ. For freight or passage apply to
.s, Sc 22--2t WILLIAM =, BRETT,
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school-books at ELLYsoN & TAYLog's, llls Main
street.
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TOR PHILADELPH HI A.s4|L
H Steamer ENPIRF, Captain HER
ING, VIII receive freight for the BUUYe port
till MONDAY, the 10Th instant, at II O'Clock
Freight taken FOR New Orleans and for Norfolk
at moderate rates. Passage to philadelphia in-
Guiding meals and stitc-room TS.
w. p. PORTER, Agent
oI--9t nnrl str.af
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7 INsEED OIL, LARD OIL, WHALE
~ Oh, tanners Oil. eatsfrot oil. Lpbrica-
tibR ~, Rosio II, Kerosene OIL. Give OIL Cot
tonsetd DII, Sewing Machine OIL E%@
1 get these oils from the very best crusliers in
this country, aud they are PURE. On dr&ught or
by the barrel, for sale by
sc ID b. II. DOVE.
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r AN NOW READY TO SUPPLY THE:
l. very beat LUMP, HAL; and AVERAGE,
GLOVES HILL andWINTEkPOCK GOALS at
the very lowest market rates. Also, ANTHRA-s
CITE COAL OF every kind and SOFT COKE,
always on hand. A large supply of the very best
uqsawed. Now is the time TO get your fuel Tor The,
winscr. IL. ~. GAR1,t &
-'[ No, 118 F ighth street, near picket landing.
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SCHOOL Rs5gs of all ktaas and of every grade
may &c hid of ELLYs0N d TAYLOR, liis Main
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* B. STACY Il SON,

1909 AND 1870 MAIN STREET,
arc stiil making large add!tsocs by every fteamer
in ri,,.s e!ec. ut and varc G stock Of FURNITURE,
and OH IL ttsite an examination by those il want
TO convince them they sell as good tUNNlTUkE
andMATTRESSES of every description cheaper
than any house 80 the city. Our stock OF MAT
TRESSES and BEDsTEADS is the largest south
OF New York. Come and sec US; we mean to
please and satisfy everybody. al lis
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DEAD THIS AND SAVE MONEY.E
II HARM UU!! & RITTER int. nd moving kEss
10 tie large building now being erected on fEt
October. Until tbat time We are Offering our whole
sto K Of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES only
:, sngGe above cost
II you want well-made cheap Furniture, call
nn US HARDWOOD h RITTER.
opposite post-oflice, Main street.
An IL Pm Richmond.
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sEspy r;s AND a'iNwARE.

DAkLOR HEATERS, for heating one,
Il two. or tn &c s,ories--rh he best iu use, now on
hand Put up and tepaired.
rhrMB,hG, GAS-Fi ting. TIN ROOFING,
and SPtUTING, promptly done. 4 good stock
. OF FAMILY Tits WARE .lways on hand. Give
US cSl!. AUG. ARSELE, JR., co.
SC g. I'm 738 Main street.
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Come and look
At elegant l0.4 BLANKETS N So;
Atll.aELEAGIIEp SHEETISG tgood) a; 45c.:
YAHD-wIDE BLEACHED and BROWN COT
TON mt Ioc.;
ArI.WuOL FLANSFLS 1t asc.
At bes, l0-+ SllFErlNG al 5oc.;
Al elegant ALPACA PUPIlSS at 25c.;
Al IAED-W!DE BGEACH6D COTTON, as
good rs WAMSUTTA, at lsc.;
Al beautiful BuMBAziXE SUITS, half price;
Al : splendid line OF BLACK ALPACAS;
EEATER, MOHAIRS. and TURKISH LUS-
TRFS;
At SCARLET BALM0RALS;
And lastly,
1T so. COO other things ct HALF PRICE. Sc %
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COAL, COAL, COAL.

NINDLING-WCOD. OFFICE RE
N MOyED.-Jr., J, B.. WATKINS having
ceased TO be agent for the sale Of our rKINDLINGf
WOOD, the office is at the factory, south side or
the Ba 10, between Tenth and rlsSentb streets.
where we have the finest lot of DRY OAK and
Plskto he Ionnd IN tie city. The price has been
reduced FL per cord IN every variety or wood.
Also, COAL OF every kind.
WATKINS s BROTHFR.
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H,HE OLD-ESTABLJSHED FACTORY,
4 south side OF the Basin, sells DIZZY KIG-
DLING and all descriptions of SAWED snd
BLOCK Wood 81 per cord che per than else
where. Call and examine our sLock. 80. -.,F
II. W. WATKINS,
sa 10 gent for Watkins &s Brother.
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SPECIAL MEETING, OF STOCK
" HCLDERS.-A special meeting OF the stock
holders of the RICHMOND, FkEDF RICKS-
BUSG AND POTOMAC RAILRUAD coz
PANY will be held ct the Office or the company. In
OF October, 1870, at u O'Clock M. .
BY order OF the President and Directors. nss5s
Sc 10--dtd j. B. WINSTON, seeretary.s
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I:ENTLEMEN'S NJ MERIN o SHIRTS
J An; BRA %F"S.
flAn;E~' MFRI>u SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
BOYS A j. Gi&LS' MERlNO SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS, "
<ENT'S AS!3 LADIES SILK SfiIETS,
r,GII.r AND E.ERNAN II l".;tN.
We are now opening our fall stock OF Tn. above
goods In great va;;e;y and III t~rgc qa"nities %nd
offer them for sale t. cash buyers >~nrices as 10y"
n l.y can b.. .,uu.ht of iIy retail >u>e IN this
couutry. Please call Snd examine.
j. G.. COURT I SoN,
SO I4--2w SIS road street.
NEW WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
~ HOUSE,
No. 1911 MAIN STREET RICHMOND, VA,
The undersigned having forniea co-psrtner-
TALFIG 6 WATKIES,
inrtHc pu. pose of conducting
GENIEAL WHO E:ALE DRY GOODS
RGSlN ESS
N the CIV oc Richmond wIaid resp actfnl solicit
1h, ustr,,agc ni the mer chants I Nirgjnta, W est
Virginia. nUrth Caro;tns, ant tennessee
ANDREW ELLETF,
late of Elicit & Dr. cwry.
A. JUDSDN WATKINS.
an c6-lm late with Ferguson & 60.
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GOAL; CakE, AND WOOD.-My new
" established and superior factory ito conduct
which igned the agency Of the old one,l sup.
plies the hest kINbLlNG u ard COOKING WOOD
as cheap (f not chesper) Us gny plsce In the city.
BI LUMINOUS CUAi.-all k,Gds and sizes.
d AM HkACITE COAL all kinds and sizes.
SOFT COX e. all kinds and sizes. Is y1r
sc % j. 3. WATKINS, I'LL Main street.
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nANCING.-THES SEVENTH AN oo
~ NUA,. SESSION OF PRUFESS0H Se9
THOMAS V. CARES DANCING ACAD- NA
ENF will commence on SATURDAY AF-sayK,
IESNOoN, september %, 1870, at The Assembly,
Rooms, corner or Vain and Ninth stree s.
Former pupils and patrons are cordially invited
to attend. se22-8t*
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NEW FALL GOODS.

People daily ask why do DUCkWALL
RGi'*S sell goods chcGpe, than other people?
Answer: We bay them cheaper. Mr. Eouss
iivrS IN New York: buys ror flfiy stores buys for
cash at auction: buys everywhere.
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WOOD AND COAL.
PROCLAMATION FROM

A PROCLAMATION FROM THE
"A kTNG.-AtteLtton, WOOD aud CCAL buy
ers OF ShJckoe Hill, Oregon HILL 1larvietown.
and Scre mersviile: You trc hereby commanded
to so at once To the yard OF WI. McDUWELL,
First and Broad streets. and g your winter sup
vances. Every one th4t buys Il load OF wood or
COAL and pays CASH tor 1t, Will receive a ticket
with free transportation on the street-cars from
Hollywood TO Rockets. Cars pass my Office every
five minutes. w. j. MCDOW ELL,
So Wv S,tEMCt King Of wOOd-dpalcrs.
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DRY E0OnS.

NOTlCE.-on account Of holidays my
~ stn'c eein he closed on MONDAY and TUES
ltAS, ?G!h aE6 27,h OF September.
hall open w WEDNESDAY with n large and at
tracitNc sleek of FALL. GOODS, and invite all to
n cS mutation Of re aaroc.
SEES At JULIUS SfCI.F. p0S Main street.
CEILING OFF AT COST.--Intending TO
~ Connect a new branch Of buyiness with my pre-
sent enc, mud 10 IN Ike room, ] will offer from nos
'n,il The Is, Of October he greater portion OF my
present stock very low: such as
HOSIERY. GLnFES
aSDSERAa.EFS
C0RSETS, CUFFS and COLLARS.
and great m any other articles. Also,
4 lot OF ToYS,
LONG COULTER, and
Snow. CASE.
j. Z. WAHNASN,
sc m--eodat a9i Bsoac street.
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GOAL AND OD.-ANTHRACITE
siCOAL for grutes. stoves, and furnaces; GLO-
YER HILL LUMP, HAIL, and SMITHS OK
and PIN Z; WOO!f. lo6g or sawed; at greatly re-
duced prices. Call and get your supply, Ut Ntne-
teenth and Cary or 7ds Grace street
> So 10 -l.'-eS CHARLES II, PAGE& CO, !
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AMUSEMENTS.

CATHOLIC PIC-NIC.-A picnic will
~ be held at the FAIR GHOUNDS, in aid Of
the CATHOLIC MALE ORP HAN AID
1919. A FINE BAND Will be in attendance.
Trains will run hourly from A. NJ. 10 and from
n1ff price. - N. SO 23-at
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INITIALS.
Il. Louis Insurance Company; Anna; FRANK
lin street; Musa.
VESSELS.
:. Baker schooner Nellie Brown W. II. Bar
nett nose Brae; r. Is. Gale, Sparkling kea; I.
W. liean. Bee; W. j. Hopkins, H.: G. ELY; G.
Aucphy, j. Nsughn; +. Nicholas. B +. Jones.
T. L. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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SHIPPING,

TOR NEW YORK.-The CldslIe,l. ,,
Il Dominion Steamship Com pany's nEsSas nEssSraasssss 80
elegant side-whecl steamship SARATUtiA. Cap
tam COUCH, will leave her wharf at Rockets on
SUNDAY, SeCtember IS, ut O'Clock p. M.
Freight received until SATURDAY NIGHT.
Fare, so stecrage, &C.; round-trip tickets, SO.
For freight or passage spplY to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent
sc Alt Mo. 3 Governor street.
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A NTHRACITE CoAL.-For sale, Hall
IN Brothers & Co.'s celebrated FRANKLIN
COAT IRON Ly kens Valley SAQUE Es d
ASH GOALS; GEORGES CREEK, GUNNER
LAND; MiDLOTHIaN auG GLOVER BILL
BiTUNINDUS GOALS.
Also, OAK and PINE WOoDat lowest marke:
rates. WRIT ROBERTS,
sn is corner Seventeenth aud Dock streets.
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DUY NOW-FUEL is ADVANCING
d Al. average, and fine GLOVER HILL COAL,
lump, hall, average, ard fine; BURF0RD CQAl I,
lump, hail, average, snn fpe; ASTH sSClTt:
COAL; CRATE, stove, and furnace ;; oAh anu
PINE WGO -, long, sawed and spiis.
- ~. w. 8. PITCHER,
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OFFICE SUPT. PUBLIC sCHooLs.l
CITY HALL, Richmond, Va.
DUBLTC SCHOOLS.-Tfe following Is q
| 4 list OF schools, with localities and teachers
names: i, ~ 49,. 49,.
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IT. O. JONES. 'sCaptain II, Us BIINUR'
TONES s&t MINOR, -.s,.,...... =.
ID Cole agents CARBON HILL; SOFT C2Ksss;;
GROVER TSKLLr Gt)Aa. Dealers, and Ge slgrs j,i
and teaH~ other descriptions of
CtsAI.S and W00o.S t.a;t1 ~ iag,. z 3E7. s.
National Bank OF Virginia. al ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-29

rortan bills the Speakers table there viii naturally
lions arc that there will be vigorous and even rae
tous opposition TO reaching the resolution The Demo
Gratis believe they will have sufficient number oil votes
In the next House with the Republicans who are known
10 be opponents Of the policy to defeat any plan Of an
ne xation that may be adopted.
Gen FaTnsworth Is preparing TO resist the rosoluon.
II Gen. Logan returns before action is secured, he VIII
also take an active part the opposition as he sure TO
do in any event. TO the annexation ITSELF Mr.. sumner
himself has nothing to do with the fight In the House.
and has not been in any way consulted The opponents
OF the annexation policy calculating OF 20 delaying
action as TO preclude the Commissioners being able to re-
turn in time to make their reports before the ith OF
March. If the course here indicated be followed, how
ever the friends Of the viii at endeayor to
close the matter by introducing new resolution, similar
in terms TO that passed by the Senate, calling the pre-
yious question thereon passing It, and sending 1t 10 the
Senate for action at once.
The protestlofthe Haytien Minister against what he
deemed to the independence Of his country
from the Presidents misuse OF the words The Island
Of San Domingo" &c. when speaking Of the Dominican
portion Is said TO be forcble and earnest document
In portion he speaks OF Hayt vas having been put
under foot by the United States through the action OF
the naval officers there, and by this reference in the
message. An explanation ma ne, and the matter
settled by withdrawal OF any intention to offend on the
part OF the President. The policy OF the Hayden
Government Il, while opposing annexation, TO bring
about union OF the whole island under government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-29
FUNERAL OF THE REV ALBERT BARNES.


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2S.-The Christian COM
munity of this city have felt deeply the sudden death Of
the Rev. Albert Barnes and leading members OF almost
all deaQminatQps have united to give testimonies to his
untring real his conscientious abors, and his entire
conservation OF spirit in his Masters service for period
Of nearly 50 years The local preachers meeting Of the
NJ. E. Church appointed Committee Of their mas55tTs
70 attend his funeral and directed tie following TO be
published;
In the departure from the scene OF bis toll In the
has fallen this day in Israel" Albert Barnes by his
tr1buions the better understanding Of the sacred
Word his Notes, and bis many other labors, which
extended over period OF nearly half century, has eft
an imperishable monument, and name which Will
never die. the death of this ripe scholar, veteran
minister, and pure Christian persuaded that his
Chrst's Church OF which he distinguished repre-
sentative hut by the whole family OF Christ in heaven
and on earth as well.
The First Presbyterian Church crowded this
ing on the occasion of the last sad rtepaid to him who
had been its pastor several generations Of hearers
saying, Blessed the dead who die in the Lord" An
Invocation delivered by the pastor the Rev her,
rick johnson. Selections from the Scriptures were read
10y the Rev. Alex, Reed Of the Central Presbyterlan
Church The Rev. Thomas H. Skinner or Newly OrK
CITY, who had been intimate with the deceased from
Childhood, alphabetically sketched outline OF the
good deeds 10 Which the life Of his departed friend had
been devoted Bishop Vim. Bacon Stevens OF the 7. r..
Church, the Rev. John Chambers of the Independent
Church, and the Rev. DR.. Daniel March paid further
tributes 10 the deceased. The nterment took place at
Laurel Hill Cemetery. Included IN the long procession
the managers Of many religious and benevolent n-
situations The pal-bearers We're: The Rev. Dire VIM
herd James D. Croweli G. d. Payne, e. NJ Levy, W. ].
Wylie, Judge Vim. Strong, Judge George Sharwood,
rial Sermon viii be delivered in few weeks 10y the Rev.
DE-. HcrrCk johnson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-29
THE STATE CANALS,

ALBANY, Dec. 28.-The Report Of Auditor
Bell on Canal Affairs, nearly ready for the press
and which will be presented the Legislature Tues
dav next will he unusually elaborate and interesting
He shows that the change in canal mana cement begun
this wear by an act the last Legislature has proved
utter failure aud that the snking nd has h 81
bc drawn upon deficiencies In the earnings He
declares IL be unvise policy TO sock TO compete Tor
the carrying trade by reducing The tolls below remu
neraiy we point and claims that the canals will get le
Ultimate share business at fair tolls The causes OF
the present condition Of canal Affairs are brought prom
NE and economical course 10 pursue. He shows that
our carving facilities by rail and canal are superior 20
those OF any other State leading from the West to the
East that consequently, they must secure the largest
share OF the trade.
print IL long and very comprehensive. il Will he sent
10 the Legislature on Tuesday next The Governors
Message Is not yet finished.