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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, January -Foon.-Stocks unset
tied but firm. Money easy. 5-2o's, go, ll5s.
Gold 1919.
Erening.-The bank statement for the past week
is remarkably strong. Money easy at 5GR7 per
cent, the general rate being per cent. Sterling
firm at loss@lOo. Governments lower. closing
steady; 5-2o's, 1872, ll5s@ll5a State bonds firm.
Stocks unsettled, with general bullish feeling.
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Republican member General Assembly

1t appears that Cooke informed his wife
Of the step he was about to take. at the
same time he said he could not explain
why he was going to leave. His behavior
was exceedingly violent, and was more like
that of o crazy than o sane person. Ac-
cording to IL statement made by the reporter
of an evening. paper, lie told bis wife that
lie was ruined man, that he had been
abandoned by all his friends, and that
nothing remained for him to do but to kill
himself. Mrs. Cooke said to him /: GO Though
all others forsake you, will stand by you ;
I will ever cling to you. Leave the minis
try, and we will commence life anew" The
son threw his arms around his fathers
neck, and declared that he, too, would
never forsakc him - World.
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NEWSPAPER AND JOB OFFICE
~ FOR SALE.-A WEEKLY CONSERvA-
TIVE NEWSPAPER, one of the oldest and best
established In the State, In large and flourish
ing town that has railroad and telegraph facili-
ties is offered for sale. 1t has large circulation
and advertising patronage, and Is published In
one of the wcalthest counties in the State and In
4 town of q 600 inhabitants. t..a-... -. ..a 4
The whole or q half-interest viii be sold On rea-
sOnablc terms.
The NEWSPAPER AND JOB PRESSES are
In perfect order, and the JOB OFFICE Is COM
plcte. For further particulars. address =.
M. p. HANDY, 4
Dispatch office, Richmond, Va.
IN ATu ThSSow s "
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EnriOsla Items.

WASHINGTON, January 15.-The revenue
receipts to-day we're s244,00
Hon. John Morrissey is detained from
his seat in Congress by the illness of his
wife. So
c. Marean and Harry Clarke, the day
and night managers of the telegraph Office
here, 60 with the Darien Ship Canal Sur
vey, in charge Of the electrical branch of
the snrVicn.
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BOSTON Affairs,

BosToN, January l5.-The officials Of the
city are held under arrest until the $4,000
defalcation is made good.
Messrs. Hayes and Long, after four years
Imprisonment, being released upon the dis
covery of their innocence, have applied tt
the Legislature for compensation.
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ANOTHER STATEMENT OF DIR SCHGEPPE.-
DR.. Sch0eppe has made another statement
in regard to his non-identity with the Paul
Sch0eppe who robbed the chatulle of Count
Blankcnsee. In letter to DR.. A. Janisch,
Chicago, he says: The necessary mea-
surcs have been taken toproye my identity
and the public must have potience till then
My name does not write originally Sh0eppe,
utSlUete. We changed the f. into PIP
here in America to facilitate the pronuncia-
ton of our name."
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~ Tor william u. BtCustlB, z. z.
TPsuUR B. Quincy, p.q. '--.. ia A-F4w

GORGE w. LEWIS, PLAINTIFF, vs..
VI MARGARET ANN LEWIS, DEEEND-
LEWIS, WIFE OF GEORGE w. LEWIS :
Take notice that ON the oath day Of FEBRUARY
NEXT, between the hours Of a. NJ. and 2. III. Ut
Onancock, Accomac county, Va, shall proceed
20 take toe dispositions Of Mitchell Scarborough,
Americas Scarborough, and others, to be used ~
evidence for me In o certain suit in chancery now
pending In the circuit court for the county afore-
said, wherein am complainant and you are de-
PENDANT; and IT, from any cause, the taking Of The
said dispositions shall not be commenced or being
commenced, should not be completed ON that day,
the taking OF the same will be adjourned from day
TO day or from time to time until said dispositions
shall be completed. lG y isTr.L
Given under my hand this 7th day Of January,
A, D. 1870. GEORGE w. LEWIS,
= by Upshur B. Qainby, his counsel. -
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REMARKABLE REvELATIONs-Intervi
with Crops, the murderer-He claims to
have been engaged in five murders
Such is the heading of an article in the
last Baltimore american. 1t consists of
the utterances of spiritualist. ,~s.
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FATAL ENCOUNTER WITH ROBBERS IN
KENTUCKY. - louisville, January H.
Last night, as three robbers we're entering
the house of Hiram Smith, who lives few
miles from the city, he fired at them with a
double-barrelled shotgun, and killed one in
stantly and fatally injured another. The
third robber fired into the room, fractured
Mrs. Smiths arm, and badly wounded a
child. The robbers are supposed to have
followed MIR. Smith from Cincinnati, where
he had just consummated large hog sale.
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their aggregate friction, and the whole
party TIA of and daIsapp scared bensSH the
flowing Waves ghe. horse, af thissperiod Of
the melee, put his foot in the pocket Of The
benevolent Bostonian, completely carrying
away the receptacle, and adding to the con-
sternation which ruled the scene. AS soon
as the bystanders could control themselves
they formed longer and stronger line,
and The entire party, was safely rescued,
the horse silently and composediY bringing
ND the rear. T+tsist
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-As spe.
" ciaI Commissioners appointed by decree Of
the Court OF Hastings for the city q Richmond
snit OF W aldrop against Bagby and others, having
sold the lot at the corner OF Grace and Jefferson
Streets formerly owned by the Duyal-Street Pres
hvferian church, hereby notify the original SUBJ
ssribers for fhs purchase Of SAID lot TO prove be-
fore me, at my Office at the corner Of Bank and
Eleventh streets In this city, before tEe 10TH
maid by theui towards the purchase Of said lot. "a
ortsr 10 distribution OF the processes 2! the ssis
"a nsSs tS sMaavs Tss2ss rs atsf i sS a
tsiia!assw sasssG seseaissasasa
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Domestic Marhess-fBx.TErEoRArH1.

NEW YORK, January l5-Euentag.- Cotton a
shade lrncr; sales Of 5000 bales at asac. Flour
active, without any decided change supcrfne
State, S4.5o@%.76; common to choice extrn, SS@
$40. Wheat opened heavy and closed o shade
frmer at 81. 23@s1.2sa for winter red Corn heavy
new southern, CSC. @$1.: Whiskey heavy ut gsc. %
81. Pork shade frmer; new mess, So. 5o4 s3S.
Lard steady and quiet; kettle rendered, 1730l7tc.
Naval stores quiet. .t.&S90 E9'!& W.
WILMINGTON, N. c., January is Spirits tur-
pentine dull; crude steady at Sl.6s@$2.ae. Rostn
dlll; No. 2 Sl.9o. Tar steady at SLs5. Cotton
Gllfet at 2aNI23ic, s't' 2'~s . - =
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The FIFTEENTH ANENDMENT.-Ther are
thirty-seven States of the Union, and il
will require twenty-eight of these to make
the constitutional three-fourths of them
Counting New York, Ohio, and Kansas
twenty-three have already ratified.
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The late Samuel G. Anderson, of Prince
Edward, was not very particular about his
quotations, and on one occasion, when he
had gained case in the county court, his
opponent told him that he would take the
case up. every WE'LL" said Mr.. Ander-
son, II will meet you at Malichi." A
brother lawyer whispered to Mr.. Anderson,
i" Philippi, Philippi." Very WE'LL" said
he, Malichi or Philippi, they were both
good ."-Letter in BurkeuiHe Times.
This story can hardly be true, we should
think -.i
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INTERESTING CASE UNDER THE REVENUE
LAws.-In the United States court for the
district of Pennsylvania on Thursday the
case Of George Doll, OF the firm Of George
Doll Co., importers of fancy goods, on
writ of igbeas corpus to be discharged
from arrest because of a refusal to deliver
his books to the assessor, was heard. The
Judge discharged Mr.. Doll.
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Financial and CQnneseisI, /,
.Gsafm, nfna Flaar MasaEessfsyr 7
aCoRE AND FLOWN E1cHANy8sa Z.
RrrTDfOND. VA. January is, f97gs i;

s0fHtfkRQ &1hfS31 x
CORE AID Flown E1cHAny8 %
BIcRM0FD. VA. January ", nlos, Ae
80 g oFTERIsGs. ~ 3 - s,.,s,,
Whea..-white, 40 bushels Red; 80 bgsteis:
Corn.-white, 90 bushels. Yellow, Abusp6b.
Lats,-2se bushels. .:syi}H.isisi fsai3as re-
Rye.--los bushels. Neon .e5isf.i
Wseat--White, none. Rcd ca bushsis prime at
al ala 20 bushels good mt total lsz bushels.
Corr White 800 bushels prime az n srs. az 8
yeGg GOOD At SIC; 100 5asheis iom q
ia hna,tela. tpr. 3Es..s sEtFtg did sQrstf y
4 'Rye.l bushels damaged at soc. = mos s,2tsl
- RE-ExHBtTZD. rraI isia y
0dts.-1s8 bushels. -5-l,,.-...,. "a. ~ j.
REMARKS. stA>. !.
No change In price Of Wheat. Corn steady at ~
for prime white. Holders looked for higher
prices, but buyers were firm In resisting the o.
mand. Oats unchanged. Bye neglected. NJ
The quantity OF grain on Change on the 18th OF
January, 1863, was as follows :: Wheaf-W White, 90
bushels red, 40 bushels. Coyn--Wldte. 1as bush-:
els; straw-colored. liz bushels mixed, 40 busll-
cis. Oats, 1876 bushels. Rye, 10. bushels. OF this
amount there were re-exhfbited Whear-Whife,
20 bushels. Corn-Miyed, $50 bushels. Rye, a.
bushels. Prices on Tint day were: Wheat
White, very good, s227s very good, sa.os. Corn
White. prime nsw, s.lc. 0ats-Very good, &C.;
Rye-Prtme, sl.4o. virginia; Country Flour,
Richmond inspected, was quoted ON that day ~
follows Superfne, ss. 1899 extra, sa.se@$a.7s
family, S1l@slI. 60. r.-t-,o.t.s.
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A gentleman Of scientific reputation
after recent tour of observation over the
larger portion of the beautiful belt of coun-
try extending from the Potomac to the Rap
pahannock-pronounced it rich in mineral
wealth, and the best adapted for manufac-
turing purposes Of any section of country
approximating it's extent in this country.
Here the highest state of agriculture can
be attained, and the streams which flow
from the Blue Ridge to the Potomac afford
water-power sufficient to move the spindles
of the world. It's advantages are rare and
invaluable. -Leesbe.tg WaShingtonidn.
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Foreian Marke,s-Tny 1,E1EGRApBl. :,


LONDON, January l5-No0p.-Consols, 92s.
United States bonds, s7a.
PARIS, January 1s.-Bour:e opened quiet.
Rentes, 73f. CSC. .tsi.r - ~ 'st7,E. =
LIVERPOOL, january l5-Noon Cotton opens
buoyant; uplands, 1lSd. Orleans, 1lsd. essima-
ted sales, is, 900 bales. ...-...- .. ~
LIVERPOOL, january 15- Evening" Cotton
firm; uplands, lid; Orleans, 13td.; sales, l5,-
900 bales, including 5000 for speculation and en-
49, .sE
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BAD Weather North.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE weather
is very bad here, and the telegraph lines
ore working 80 badly that the northern com:
mereial noon reports are not received in
full
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TN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY COURT,
4 Monday the 10th day OF January, 1870: r....
L. :. Gregory, administrator Of Nary Newly,

TN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY COURT,
i Monday the 10th day OF January, 1870: ..r..,
L. :. Gregory administrator of Mary Newby
Joseph Newly, William A.. Newly, Elizabeth
Hcrner, Peter jackson and Rebecca, his wife
SoS snd Mada
The object Of this suit is to have the will Of Mes
niah Newly admitted torecord. And, It appear
ing by affidavit that James E. Gilmore and Matil-
d. S. his wife, being residents OF the State Of
Virginia, andbeing parties interested in the said
It is therefore ordered that m order of publica-
ton be made for once week for four successive
weeks In the name Of the said James E. Gilmore
and Matilda S his wife, to appear In this court on
cause, If any they can, why the win of the said
Mcsniah Newly should not be admitted to record
and do whatever is necessaryto protect their in.
tereSt In the case. '-rN--t- 49, s.
ia ,s-s.w c0RsyANMTSesEti F. MADDOX, Clerk.
VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
clerks Office OF the circuit court TOR the coun-
ty of Accomac on the first Monday In January, A.
D., 1870, the same being the third day Of the said
George ". Lewis Plaintiff,
Margaret Ann Lewis, wife Of the said George w.
- IN cHXScERY: 80 :
The objects of this suit are to obtain dissoiu-
ton of the marriage between the plaintiff and the
defendant, and divorce. according to the act OF
Assembly, in such case made and provided, and to
obtain dec ee barring ana preventing tne ae-
PENDANT from having or claiming any dover or
distributiye share, or other interest, right title
or estate in to- or out, Of the plaintiff IS real or
personal estate during his life or after his decease
and giving to the plaintiff the care, custody, and
control, Of the plaintiffs SON by the defendant,
and for general relief.
Affidavit having been made before the clerk of
the said court that the defendant is not resident
or this State on motion Of the plaintiff, by his ut
torney 1t Is ordered that the said do ap-
pear here within one month after due publication
Of this order and do what is necessary 20 protect
her interests: and that this order be published
once Week for four successive weeks In the Rich
mond Dispatch, q newspaper published In tue
door OF the courthouse Of this county on the frat
day OF the next term of the county court Of said
| county. -
A copy-Test: M. OLDHAM, Deputy
for William II. D. GUSTS, C. Z.
| TPSHUR B. QUINBY, p. q. '"-'- ia 4-F4W
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IRON AND STEEL.

IRON AND STEEL.s- II -, -
200 tons ENGLISH and AMERICAN REFINED
IRON, embracing an assortment OF FLATS
from 4 to inches wide by / TO inch thick -
ROUNDS and SQUARES from to inches In
oVALs and HALF ovALs $50
HALF ROUNDS and SCROLLS, .,r. !
HORSESHOE and NAIL RODS, 80.
s tons sWEDEs Iron, assorted sizes; 't :
:, NAYL0R'S CAST STEEL, fat, square, anc
ESGffsH and AMERICAN clustered
BLooK TIN, SPLITTER. 90
RUSSIAN and ENGLISH SHEET Iron.
For sale by -l..-.
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To-day, it is said, one of the Massachu-
sets members in the House of Representa-,
tves will introduce bill looking to the
incorporation Of line Of steam packets
The company who are to manage the same
propose to establish permanent line OF
steamship communication between Wash,
lngton, Alexandria, Norfolk, and Boston.
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A locomotive scared Massachusetts,
horse to such an extent that he bolted over
board into pond among the cakes of ice,
A Boston philanthropist, passing that way,
strove to extricate the reckless beast.
and tumbled in himself |; several bystand,
ers formed line stretching to the brink of
the ice, effected g connection with thu strpe.
Cling youth, and undertook to drag hin
eat sNs h's Tsishs psofsa 80 maah fst
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Dick Redford, alias the absquatulated
" Lord Hubert Leroy Ainsley," is tending
bar in an obscure gin-mill in the suburbs
Of Boston. He has shaved off his golden
moustaehe and donned wig. His wife is
Eseesssing Sron ths ulnsss caused by his
sudden eight. '"'''
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A Professor at Washington College, ques-
tioning a class the other day on "Mixed
Metaphors" cited the famous couplet,
81 Jridle in my struggling muse with pain
That longs to launch into holder strain"
The student under examination mistaking
the sound of muse for mule, pronounced
the first metaphor correct; but thought to
launch a struggling mule E" would be a
sorry fgurc.-LeIington Gazette.
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End of the South American War.

End Of the South AmerIcan War.
; LISBON, PORTUGAL, January l5.-The
Rio Janero mail confirms the fight Of 10
pez;and The close of the war. Lopez was
last heard from with few followers wan.
deriug about the Brazilian deserts. ~ -
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Richard Wright, about twenty-one years
old, only son of Mrs. Sarah Wright, widow
lady living ut Middletown, was thrown
from his horse near Cedarville, on Saturday
last, and instantly killed.-Warren Sen
final
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LIME.

COX BARRELS ROCKLAND LIME
i.UCC for sale TO arrive. Now due and daily
expected. ,r,-,,o,, -,,
/ ia 4-2w LEE, Seldom q CO.
r IME, LINE, LIME.-W L SON S
LsUPERKOR VIRGINIA LIME.-FULL
SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND.-Hayine
in the United States, constructed on the most APP
proved plan. WE INTEND TO UNDERSELL
THE NORTHERN LIME and we invite atten-
ton to this VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE. The stone
Of which this lime Is made Is nearly pure, and the
barrels are full size.
AGRICULTURAL LINE will be delivered at
all points on James river and ON the canal, siaked
or In quick state, ut the lowest rates.
q ". G.. TURPIN & CO., Manufacturers,
-. Rockville, Botetourt county, Va,
Address 49, . DILLON & ELLETT,
~ 80 General Agents, 1903 Dock street,
ocAsn Richmond. Va
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CLARK's &C., N. T."
.ea. -
SPOOL COTTON Is THE BEST
.ar.. . q ..... Il
.- .,... sr-. =. !. s..sa
ron n ........ .... ....
.-t rs'' ..--.. sGu
.-" 3" ...t t... rs, s-. ,..
HAND AND MACHINE SEWING.
.s 81. 81. .sa.. $50 $751;
- ..... A.. .s,.. .-s
.fs.H: .#.g ,... ...s =. . E.
For sale by all wholesale and retail dry goods
dealers. de 1z-eod2m
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AH!-Thc Commissioner of Internal Re-
venue on Friday ruled that all farmers
who made it n business or occupation to sell
in the market houses or other places must
pay the regular retail traders license but
if they merely from time TO time sold, as
an incident, the productions of their own
farms, they were exempt. He orders the
greatest latitude to be given, so that farm
ers may have q chance but those parties
lcto do not produce, and others irho DO pro-
docf, and sell the productions of other farm
ers as well as their own, must be maze to
llNN.
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Coon PRIcE.-A tract Of about 200 acres
of land in Halifax county, on Dan river
about fifteen miles below Danyille, was re-
Gently sold at twenty dollars per acre. This
is considered good sale for these times, as
there were no buildings on the land.-Dan-
riNe Times. -
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Foreign News.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
LONDON, January 15.-Private letter;
from Paris mention the restoration of tran.
quillity, and there is no excitement or un-
easiness.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, January l5.-The Panama and
South Pacific Railway Company's loan was
introduced on Change to-day. The books
close January %. -...<t LIS
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American Cotton Statement for the
.~r -a- WeeHe .,.. -. sr+ ~. ,
NEW YORK. January N.--The following Is .
statement OF the cotton trade at all ports In the
United States for the past week Receipts, IS 800
bales. Exports, 20, 900 bales. Stock on hand and
Oh shipboard not cleared, d42, 5s5 bales.
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..YIRGLNIA.NEWs

sPReBABLs FATAIs 'AceTBsNr la young
man named Henry Haslowood,ta brake.
MIN on the Virginia and Tennessee pas
senger train, missed his footing end fell,
striking on pile of rocks md rolling un,
der the trim, one of the wheels of the reaI
passenger coach passing over his leg neal
the knee, and crushing it thence to the
ankle. Other injuries about the head wers
sustained, butnot Of serious nature. The
accident was unknown to all on the train,
bnt an employee of the road, who happened
to witness it, procured truck and brough,
the sufferer to the city. His condition last
night was very critical, sufficient reelection
not having taken place to admit of amputa'
tion..Lyechb,rq N.1os.. --------
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| COMMISSIONER BUFFuM's CoURT.-L. B.
Dawson, Of sprout Spring, Appomattox
county, charged with representing himself
ajrevenue officer and obtaining money IN
der false pretences, was examined before
Commissioner Buffum yesterday, and IN
default of $4,000 bail was committed to IN
swer the charge before the United States
district court at Richmond.
| Several other parties from adjoining
counties we're called up for examination on
charges of violating the revenue laws, but
waved examinations, and. were bailcd for
their appearance at the district court for
trial.-Lynchjurg Virginian, 18th. ~. a.. !. r.
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The tariff on Nova Scotia coal is not to be
changed. SO says the House committee.
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Only fifty negroes left Lynchburg on Fri
Il To-
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nrrrst1; AGrNTs FOR THE PUBLIsHERJ
! - $500 AND THE PUBLIC.
fDAiIfEs..i

me following cent by mail % any pars a che
conntry Yt the following rates =, -, s.
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1o1n STATIONERY AND BLANK
Io6Us BOOKS Fob THE NEW YEAR.
WOODHOUSE d PABUAM invite the attention
Of merchants, bankers, and others, TO their stock
Of BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY for tho
desk and counting-room, including copying
presses, inkstands, the best inks In use, writing
paper Of every description envelopes. steel pens,
gold pens bIotti1g,nsper dsss 6oltos, 1,I Day.
Books, Bin Books, Receipt Books, Bank Books,
Memorandum Books. Diaries, Almaracs, and
desi > '' WOoDHoUsE & PARHAM.
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CALENDARS, &C., 1s70-We offer to our
~ custnmers and the public, without charge,
office. and counting-house we have for sale
ALMANACS and DIARIES for pocket ONCE
and for physicians. Also, s. 900 BLANK BOOKS.
embracing ali sizes and kinds from the smallest
memorandum at Sc. to the largest ledger at 90.
ACCOUNT ROCKS MADE TO ORDER.
: - RANDOLPH ENGLISH,
" ia I--dSw .s. -a 1873 Main street.
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ENGLISH MAGAZINES. {.

Having unsurpassed facilities in our business,
we fatter ourselves we can please our customers.
To getters-up OF clubs special inducements VIII
be offered. ELLYSON & TAYLOR,
" s next to Dispatch building
hid sw,&wlm Richmond, Va.
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y
| New York Ledger,
/. ;(the great family
|. paperl..:........i
Saturday N light,
tone OF the best
published ....,
New York Weekly
Queen OF w eek
litsj
Literary Compa-
mon .............
Harpcr's Weekly
(ulustrated).....
Frank LeslIeis IL
Illustrated NewE-
paper ..........,
Frank Beshe's chin
ney Corner. ......
'Wayerley Magazine
Harper's BaZar....
Western World...
Every Saturday...
True Flag...,.......
Appleton's Jonrnnl
The Nation ..,....
Spirit Of the Times
Turf, Field, and
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Freeman's Journal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-17

DOCKS AND STATIONERY.-JO
ID H. WALSH, 4l6 Broad street. takes pleasure
to inform the public that he has now In stock fnn
all its branches, W hich he Is prepared to sell at
very low prices. Alsoa fine selection OF Writing
Desks, Portfolios, Albums, Chromos, Gold Pens,
&C. A call fs solicited. t..' ja7