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PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK,

RICHMOND, VA. lfceinbcr +, 1905.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1 STuUkUbLDERS OF THIS BANK Will re
he'll! on TUESDAY the nth day nf Jnnuarr. ls7o.
Al their nnnktny-hot,se III this city, 1t II NJ. for
liz. election Of directors. j. ii, GcDDih,
tIc Ltd Cashier.
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NATIONAL BANK or VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND. Decent Der 10. 1852.
rTNIE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
/ holders of this Rank Will be held on TUES
Day the 18th day Of Januare next. AT their hank
inhousr IN this city ut Il NJ. for the election vi
I'd j. ii. MORTON, Cashier.
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srEcrAr Se1IuEs.

sr~r1Rsr.CLAss scONFECT1oNE'
RES AT REDUCED PRIoEs'
ANDREW AETOf1.
BELOW THE PosT-oFfIeE.
Just received per steamer
-. ,o,,ds ASSORTED CREAM BoN-boHe'
500 pounds CREAM CHOCOLATE.
400 pounds WHITE MALAGA dRAfE''
800 drums CHOICEST FIGs
oco swEET ORANGES,
for sale at reduced prices.
ANDREW ANTON1,
jaI Mh'n '''
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ndEETaNGS.

OLD DOMINION BUILDING ASSG-
FrI,TIp<-Ilr annual meeting OF the stork-
n0i,..rs OF this Association for The election OF
officers will he held Il! tn" Office Of the Association.
1870 att otclnrk T.. NJ. Stockholders are requested
70 lie present In nerson or represented ny proxy.
Shares will &c osre" for REDEEM ptlon at tn- meet
iDg. " lLLlAN LOfGS 81 -
q S--2t Se'TeL'F!
T'uE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF
I ,ha STQCEHot DFRS Of the VIRGINIA
DrILuING FUND COMPANY viii be held ~!
THURSDAY the Gih Of January. 1870, at Sir. !.
II. rcay's sch"ol-rDcn.
J., nrC!rr Of /. l.. II. Ar hhi',
:, Ed President.
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s. 4 FRIESD."-The person who, under
IA yate OF 18th December. wrote from Nor.
folk la a firm in New York intmating that there
was "scmethinE rotten in Denmark" will confer
favor hr communicating with the nrm more
fully on the subject, and the same will be hello
strictly confidential
NEW YORK. December 81. 1869. ia A3tE
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Personal.

NOTICE.-All persons me hereby eau.
~ uancG against harboriug or trusting any oi
The crew OF the .,orth German bark "Vertrauen."
from Iirprnoo Debts of their contraction toil!
not be paid by the captstn or consi2nees.
il SO j. G. LENTZ. Cantaln.
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4 PPRoPRLATE PREsESTs'
In sxpeu,ation Of q large salo OF FINE DRESS
GOODS for the coming holidays we have TO
marked our entire stock Of
DRESS GOODS
10 Iu,ln,s> Our customers thus carly 70 nske their
nurchsses,' and put tLcm at price that viii qua
antes their immediate sGle.
Our stock Of
FINE DRESS GOODS
~ still complete, comprising popular and rare
fabrics, such IS
CLOTHS,
PoPLISs,
PLAIDs. in great variety
ROBaCy PQPLINs,
sERGEs, ali colors
PLAIN and BLACK SILKS.
BLACK ALPACAs-a speciality.
AsTRACHAN vsLvRT
CLOTH CLoAKs and oLoAKINGS.
Beautiful end unique
ARTICLES FOR pREsESTA
LACE COLLAKs-CLUHY, THREAD, NAL
TEsE, AND vALESCIENNEs;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEF,
SATIN bows,
sCARFs,
JET JEwELRY,
woRK-BoXEs, &C.. SC,
Our stock OF
GENERAL DRY GOODS
Is par!cct.
W. have al unbrokan assortment Of
CAssIMEREs
CLOTHS.
PUIL-CLoTus.
sArLNETs, 60, &c,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
WHITE GOODS
DoMLsTIcs DoMEsTIcs,
FLANNEls, FLANNELs.
| OUR PRICES WILL SUIT EVERYBODY.
| ALL WE ASK IS GALL.
| HTReH GUGGENHEIMER,
6.7 Broad street,
| third door above Theatre.
eALKsaEs: ". G. Kean, J. q. Uhanery, an,
| J. Slade.
Closed on SATURDAYS.
ESTABLISHED 1888. de7
| TO TAXPAYERS.
| NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-The tim
a.ttr IA. cytx fnrf IN u
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RICHMOND Va, december .. lie.
D1ssOLUT1ONs & PARTxERsHIps

|
TO-PARTNERSl firm OF p
~ LEVY doing business IN EnnriI. y. c. And
Richmond. Va. has been cnlnryc.i BY the .td
ton OF Isaac and EMS Levy and the style OF Tho
0rm will be from the Ist o! jauu-ry. $50 r.
LEVY s SOSS. y. LEVY
ISAAC Levy.
ELLIS LEVY.
Dcccm her 30, 1859. taE-sv.
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THE CO-PARTNERSHIr EXISTING
4 under the firm aud style of CARLTON {
GARSETT Will conduct the GENERAL BOOT
AND SHOE BUSINESS liz" NJ" Grin Wi! -
nIe sod 10 see their irieEda and the putlc ceI4-
rally at Ge Broad sheet, hrt.s' 90 >i1.h and ce-
ycnth -tres,t-. '. =. hhLioN,
late wi,hI II. Nuellsu.
{. GAR EFT.
i,Ao. ll.c With J. T.. OK.
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BAKERIES.

GEORGE W. GARY, late Of the firm OF
" Gary. Cltmmitt & Jones having purchased
The WIG JOE PRINTING OFFICE. Is now
prepared TO do all kinds or PR1N1ING AND
BINDING with ueatnes and dispatch upon the
most accomm oditing terms. Patronage solicited.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Cailat WING JOB BUILDING,
Governor and Franklin streets,
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.rHE FIRST GREAT CLOSING

~rHE FIRST GREAT closlSa-
OUT SALE.
DRY GOODS RE1A1tED
WHOLESALE PRICES
GREAT CHANCE TO PURCHASE YOUR
GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
IMPORTANT CHANGES TO BE MADE
IN OUR BUSINESS.
PRICES OF DRESS GOODS REDUCED
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
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Il. II. l.. robinson.
Richmond, December 81. istg.

In retiring from the firm u TALiAFERE0
Co, rs shown by tie !urcsoing card, ;entcr M
wurritst acknowledgements 10 III" man, ir!.Di.
VITO have favored me y III thtir patronage and
request Il continuance Of tie same Win thc house
which cordilly recommend Ia thea A. being IL
IN Slw Al. MILLER.
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RICHMOND, January |, lsfC
DISS0LUTION.-THE CONCERN OF
~ STOKES & son Is this d.y ,ilssolTc: 81 mt.
tual &c nsCnt. sT9RRS & sos
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RicuaoS0, January ]. In.

RICHMOND, January !, In.
In retiring from the teaDing business cannot
refrain frum expressing my grateful thai k icr
the liberal patronage EXTENDED to ne Tor many
yel.s psst -ud cordially recommend " my I'D
patrons and friends tbs new concern OF ae7st..
STORRS 4 60.
IN l-ICt Sstcod2w i. \. HATCHER.
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FARM WAGONS AND CARTS FOE
Il SALE.-I have for sale TWO NV FAhN
w ACft,NS aud ONE NEW FARM CART. Also.
TWO SECONDHAND COAL CARTS, In good
orcor, Apply 10 a. B. LIPSCONE,
IN S--eta Il. West Cary street
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DECEMBER 50, 1879.
OFFICIAL NOTICE.-The second annual
= mret;nr.f the stockton Dues Of the yIR-
aINI. HOME BUILDT>G FE\D AND LOAN
>SSNCi tTlr% w!il b" hid ~ The First African
cnJf.,h IN THURSDAY NEXT. the 9Th of Janu-
,ry. 1871. nj O'Clock 2. II. All Stockholders are
qurs,cd 10 "t,.nd. 1t. election Of officers Tor
10 ensuing year VIII be had, and other lmpoltInt
bU,ircSs transrct6G.
By order Of the Board Of Dir ctnrs.
J.. II. VOOLFOLK, President.
JAMES 3. BCRRELL- Secretary. de -5tT
TTNION EANK.-The annual meeting OF
y the stockholders nf the UNION BANK nf
RICHMOND will be held on TIlIRSDAY. lSth
ri january, 1870, IN the rooms OF hessrs DhTen.
port & Co. over tho First National BANK, Ut .
a'clo"k +. ". Stockholders are reCuostad TO De
present In person or represented nE proxy.
d. Nd JAMES MILLER Cashier.
OFFICE Or THE WEST POINT LAND CnMrASI'
WEST f0fST, December Is, 1853 J
T1HE STOCKHOLDERS Of the WEST
I POINT LArD COMPANY are hereby noti-
;..i tht the annual meeting az the said Company
Nm lake place at West Point, IL the county Of
KiaR William, the TUESDAY after the second
Monday In January. 100. being the lltA OF SAID
month. fuu mectir z is desirable.
IL. oEtd John POLLARD, Secretary.
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ID PER DAY. - PER DAY.
GPOTSWOCD HOTEL,
= RICHMOND. VA.
The undersigned, having lea sed this the only first
class hotel located an Sain street, and within one
square OF the capitol, poet-otEcc, custom house,
,Ssatrr aud the grea, mort bern and southern ra!.
road derots respectfully inform the public that 1T
rs NOW OPEN. II will be thoroughly rrnoTa-
ed and refurnished 10 some extent.
ters of the President and Cabinet officers Of The
late Conicderscy. II also contains the historic
coona OF Presidents Davis johnson, and Grant,
and Chief Justice Chase
The travelling public are cordially limited tc
make their home VI the spotswood, where sho3
nil nni every comfort and dc,tcaeY that this and
other markets can supply.
ESprSss and Telegraph cElsa 70 tse building.
.. r. LOCK
". y. BISHOP,
ny. rsopr.stSss
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VISITING CARDS PRINTED AT THE
DISPATCH PRIM%LNG-HOUSE,
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RICuIoSD. Jan1aryI i.-a

RICuao$p JanTary l. i.'o.
C1-PARTSERSHir.-T unGcrs gtra ham
this day entered iato cU-partncy.lip ayt.- IL.
style of STORRS s. CO.. "ad pro; &c doing a
GENERAL TFAhIS;f BCSI<Fh- In this CITY
having purchased Of NJ. 3. II Hatcher 81, cltit.,
stock Of mules and wagons. and goa,! H. We
respectfully AK the c"ninutnr" Il that yatr, rs,
Sd literally bestowed on The late ncarns OF y. a.
Hatcher aud Sturrs s. S"n. Office Gi! CARY street
4. g. -IrHHS
7. TT RHER.
SAMUEL W. GODSEY,
GEREAS sTORRS.
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DIRECTORY roR ADyERrnrRs.


AxushnENTs-FoursA. mn and SIXTH columns, second
1s6 HSSsss sfSss column
soARD AND LODGING wANTED-Fir. and second
sysISSss % column; nth p.ss
CRY ssTE soumu
sb
SS4!sSs. ssG : .ss columns. s
RaH ssSzas Pos e; column,
pEsfisfkx Second eoiurnn second % page '''''1 p's'
Buy HOUSES ssT' 70 % fess AND IN
.rRoPEHN oGlnmn cdng 1rss page %
EvEsSd Second pss. and
yREson is third
roE sHLkTsi,a sSDDn e1%mS A. rs. page
TuRNITuR Sixth column, hrs page.
HEtP HEk column third page
HksE sslmn column ihra ss pas page
HOUSES soSss So column n
EEcTSRR sS1a%o eoamn rs Psss s
LOST AND FOUND--Firat column, frst page.
sxssEs ssas @ Dsss
HIscELLANEoUs ADVERTISER ESrs-si..h column,
MgsICxL- koarth column. second page
ssls%a eoiamn ss.i slss D:s
To column second
sB s rs nrrs.,... column.
first page
SALES At KUCTION--Third column first page.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. column, third
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs- Second column, third
sfosTfsapoGs, BIRDS sGs aeseaond com cSiumu frs. page
STALLloNsmsecond column, first page.
THE TRADES-Second column, third page.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES Second column,
first page.
AT WATCHEs JEWELRy, &e-F!rst column, nrst page.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.

CUCKOO CLOCKs.-OUR PATENT AND MANUFAC-
snrs Amsricsn Watches q smanuaeurcs prices Dia
a. FRANkFIELD CO., Jewellers, Sixth avenue, corner
<ouTtesnh sueet and Eighth s
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A UCTION NOTICE
IN j. N. TAYL0R, AUCTIONEER.
$20,0O0 worth OF
a Magnificent Household Furniture.
Rosewood steinway Pianoforte, Drawing Room Suits,
Pain tings, Bronzes, and costly Work, Of Art
Over 500 lots
At public auction,
on THIS DAY (hONDAYl Jan. s.
sale commencing l0H o'clock precisely,
NJ the elegant residsnce 81 West Fifteenth street,
between Fifth and Sixth
Drawing RoomsSuperb Suits, covered gold blue
gold br0cas marqustsrie bois Cabnets Tables,
rosewood EtaYere eecseas Bookcase Encognnres Broca
tel and Lace Curtains Velvet Medallion Carpets Chandeliers
Bronxo Stauay, Vases Ornamental rosewood Pianoforte
made BY stenwsy Music Canterbury Paintings BY eminent
artists walnut Dressing Bureaus, Bedstesdx
Wardrobes Commodes, Hair, Spn1 Mattresses Blankets
shee Counterpanes Dining Extension Table Silver
ware Linen Cutlery Chnaware also Furniture OF servants
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rT,HE ANNUAL COURSE or FREE LECTURES ON
Science and Art IN The large hal of the Cooper Union Will
begin Saturday evening January att O'Clock
csey when Professor Ebel win deliver the hrs OF four ec
lures
ANIMAL LIFE
The VIII be continued on each following Saturday
evening until further notice.
Admission will be by tickets which be had gratuousy
on application at the once reading room OF the Cooper
Union from A. N, to 10 Pm.
ABRAM s. HEWITT, Secretary.
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GREAT CLOSING SALE

PETER STEWART, l62 l,awefy,
will begin with the and the asasance bs lady
patrons 10 clear his large stock Of Furs make
for his spring stock At extrsmey low prices Also OF
The largest and chsspes. stocks Of Hats French
los Of KID Gloves and all kinds OF Notions that
srous Of calling attention 70, and which will clear
far below OF importation. So don't forget the mum
bsr-le2 Bovcry, q few doors above Brooms street
PETER STEWART.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
SALES AT AUCTION.
UCTION.-LARGR AND POSITIVE SALE.
"A THIS (AONDAY) MORNING.
Prvae Residence ll3 West Twenty street. Sixth

Prvss Residence is West Twenty seventh street. Sixth
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctionser, sells this (honday)
morning. commencing a o'clock, At private residence lis
West Twenty seventh street. Sixth 10 the highest
Furniture rich rosewood Ptanoorss cost $o N use six
Suits Velvet Medallion and Engsh Brussels and Thrseply
Carpets; Pier and hanel Arrors. rosewood Etagsrs.
French Cabinets, Bookcases and Writing Desk % rich
Bronse Figures fine Oh Paintings. Ornaments, Ac fine
Bedroom Furniture, cons.ng OF BsdseAds Bureaus Wash
rss:hsr Beds and Bsaaing Sofas Chairs: ctsin. oyss
Chairs, Crockery Silver Ware; Kitchen Furniture, &C.
The complete Furniture Of above house. In lots
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Ar MME. vIGOUROUx's, l22 FOURTH AVENUE,
near Twsftl stress-s.amPns, imported Embroidery,
Ltngeris Ladies' and Babies specially Of Int
sias nonograms for Handksrchs Table Bed Clothes
embroidered 70 order.
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LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-sOuTHERN LINE
II The steamer GENERAL SEDGWICK, Captain Gates,
VIII leaves pier Il East river Wednesday, January6.
For freight or passage apply to
O. H. MALLORY CO.,
15y Maiden lane.
The steamer DE SOTO win follow from pier 81 North
river, Saturday, Januarys.
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sPORTING-D0Gs, BIRDS, GC.

SPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &c.
Ii KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS For
IA saleModcines for al diseasca Prepared food for
mockng birds, Al B. DOvEYH No. Greene street, corner
N. B.-Ladies attended 10 by Mrs. DOvEY.
TyOR sALE-A 0EkTLEMAN's HANDSOME DRESSING
Case, solid silver mountings by Leuchars, London,
maker 70 the Queen; also highly finished Engsh double
barrel Shot Cum In case, cOmpote.
A. HUMPHREY 1 CO., No. 8 Clinton place
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STATIONS.

A RABIAN STALLION FOR 8ALE.-THE PURE
n Arabian Horse SAID Il for sale reasonable terms
his present has him. To breeders he will be
valuable acquisition The following pedigree gives
the purity Of his blood with other interesting ass relating
TO his
SAID lalse spelled saysdl given BY the groon Of Nubar
Pasha Minister Fr~nce from Egypt foaled the 9Th
the famous xhorsssan the properly Of Abdul Hedd Solids
dam Obian the property OF Nubar Pasha and the do
scendan Of the celebrated JanxcA which eapsd citadel
walls with the last Mamc!uke Bey when neenG from
breed the mothers ade the Anasseh breed
the site Of Khorassan.
This grand stallion eIhbitsd wonderful powers
dursnce and speed in the Abysnan being ridden
stAuty bv officer during that campaign.
For further Particular apply 70 Mr. FOSTER At h ONCE
Of wilkes Spirit Of the Times.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, WANTED.

HOUSES, ROOMS, &c, WANTED.
WANTED-TWO LODGING ROOMS (CoMMUHICAT.
w ing preferred heated, well furnished, without
board above Blsecker and below Thrieh street, for
gentleman and LADY Address stating ocston anc terms,
HOUSEKEEPING, Herald Office,
INANTED-BY A LADY, A ROOM, FURNISHED OR
unfurnshed, without board Terms moderate Address
HOME. Herald ONCE
WANTED-BY FAMILY OF THREE ADULTs FUR.
w ntshed Apartmenta in private house. suitable for
Housekeeping. Address ". T., Herald odl0s.
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DRY GOODS.
&. 49, - ---e- --.--s-.- -. =
GRAND CLOSING SALE

A GRAND CLOSING SALE
n in Fufs, Furn Fnrs.
The NEW ALASKA FUR COMPANY, I4e Bowerv rnnst
sell nj reduction tho entire balance of tcir
stock as sher time expires the lh Of February ane tho
They viii osr he ladies Inducements that tb.v
not resist ChIdrcn's Sets boxes M so: Isdi,s
Handsome Sets nice boxes 49, Real Mink warranted Sio
per aud a other Furs in proportion Sleigh
Gaps Collars and Gloves and LAtes Msses Hoods NJ
haSf price ' -
Wcstcheser House, corner OF BroyYe street
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COAsTWusE STEAMSHIPS.

CRESCENT CITY
- Captain George L. Norton,
win be despatched Saturday, January 81 nj o,ciock
from pier n North river. - = '"' sooA - -
Freight received through ST. Louis Mobile and
Galveston. ~ ~
The SHERMAN will succeed Saturday. January lb
For freight or passage having superior Accommodation
apply 70 FREDERIC BAKER,
10 BROADWAY
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iR0rYx AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ Sealed proposala with the title OF the WORK te
name OF na bidder and the the Offering will BE- re-
ceved as tns oncc until ii O'Clock NJ Of Saturday Jsn
ay Is0 Iof sne construcon of pavement known as the
Stafford pavement in Sev enth avenue from, Eonrtssnh
to Fifty meth street.
No bids will be received except from mn rites ,
thorizsd to lay this form OF pavement f s-' ~
For further inios&ation apply TO the Contract Clerk,
at this obce. THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBERT l.. DARRA6H
GEORGE s. GREENE.
Croton Aqusdnct Board.
OyyICy OF CRoToH AouRpUCT DEPARTMENT Dec a.
1854 wv -
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COASTWIsR STEAMSHIPS

I)AClFIO NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY3
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED.
.fsSso s.I;. Sas;, siss 'sssss' ss;
aecofding TO location n berth.
These rates include bsrths, board, and all neceas fer
the trip.
foot OF Canal street At y o'clock noon.
ON srI AND glsr OF EACH MONTH,
ereept when those days fall Sunday then the day pre-
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult Medicine
JANUARY J-ARIZoNA, Captain Mairy connecting with
CONSTITUTION, Captain Parker
ateamer AMERICA will leave San Francisco February
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
FOR redefa sss Of reyS, PPy on wharf Freight for
at All usual facilities afforded shippers in collecting
FOR freight or passage tickets and all further Information
apy at the Compapy ticket oncs on the wharf foot OF
CanAIstreet y. X. BABY, Agent.
DUERTA PLATA, SANTANA, sT. DOMINGO
The United States mail steamship TYBEE, Captain u.
A. Delaney, viii leave for the above ports early pa
For freight or passage apply to
sroFFoRD, TILEsron ( Co.
70 Broadway.
HAvANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ.
IL New York and Mexican Mail Steamship lnc, every
twenty days from pier II East river u O'Clock, noon.
city OF mEx!CO Dcakcn. THURSDAY, Jan. l2
CLEOPATRA, Wednesdsy, Feb.
" "-'' !. xEE3XNbhE4 SONS, % Broadway
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
~ Atlantic. NJ all Steamship Company.
sailing regularly every Thursday al O'Clock r. ~ precisely
M%nRo ,TST pi:T cxsrIE az korsh s",.,0 r,sr
COLUMBIA. Z. Van sicc.....Januarv H.
EAGLE. Captain ". r. ..JAnuary 20.
''' '''s'' Or passage g. ap'Ss WHEELER y President.
NO. D Bowling Green.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

FEsrIvAL-Notwithstanding the threat
cning aspect OF the heavens last evening,
large crowd assembled in the lecture
room OF the North street N. E. Church
To participate in q festival gotten up by
the smaller members Of the Sunday
School connected with that church. The
display Of fancy articles was very credita'
bic. The great interest, however, con.
CentrAted in the voting for a toilet set,
dress pattern, and large wax doll The
friends Of Miss Amanda Robinson and
Miss Mary Phipps rallied in their strength
in cOnlcsting for the first named article
those of Miss Strait and Miss Miller for
the second; while those of two little girls,
children Of Mrs. Texa Miller and Mrs,
Hastings, were actively engaged in solicit
ing votes for their faVorite contestant.
The festival and voting will be continued,
Us will be seen by a notice in another col
umn of the local department oI our paper.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
LONDONDERRY, May .

The steamship Westoriau, from Quebec
for Liverpool, signalled ut Southampton.
The steamship Baltimore has arrived at
Queenstown. The steamer City of Lon
don touched at Liverpool.
The steamer City Of ROgusa will leave
this afternoon for New York. She is only
twenty.One feet long; and Is provisioned
for three months. The captain counts on
making the passage inside OF tiNY days.
The crew consists of one man besides the
captain. A Newfoundland dog goes as n
passenger. New York Is the nominal
point Of destination, but the captain will
make to any convenient point in the
United States. a large crowd witnessed
her departure.
LONDON, May 81.
Adviccs from the west coast of Africa
announces serious troubles in Liberia. The
President appointed Walter Good Collect
or and Postmaster ut PatmOS, and tho
people there to whom the appointment is
diStNsteful, threatens secession il he is
confirmed. ...,
The Daily NelrS pleades for an internal
national copyright treaty between Great
Britain and the United States.
The Times says that the billiard players
Of England arc very much disgustcd with
Bowers playing Inst evening.
The weather for the past few days has
been unseasOnably dry and warm, and
the growing crops are already suffering.
ApprrhensiOns Of serious draught are
felt
Dispatches from Bombay state that
within few days $1,000 bales of cotton
have been shipped to Europe by way Of
the Suez Canal.
The House of Commons did not adjourn
till late hour this morning A loud de-
bate occurred in Committee on Admiralty
Management while the Supply bill was
under consideration. Appropriation for
Admiralty was eventually carried by II
small majority. The Committee arose,
progress was reported and the House
adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-01

And now comes report from Wash
ington that somebody is bidding against
us for the bay of Samann, and will give
$27,OOO,OOO if We don't take it ut once at
the price agreed on with Mr.. BAEz, IA
million and half and the assumption OF
unknown, or 0t least undiscloScd, debts)
and the PRESIDENT has sent in another
secret message about it Well our adj
vice To President GRANT and the Senate
is; let this party have San Domingo by
all means. We don't want it at half the
money, or at any price at NIL. We ought
not TO accept one inch Of soil South Of
Florida without being paid large price
for loingit, With this debt Of two thou.
sand millions hanging over us, with such
necessities wcighting the treasury, as Mr..
boutwell, and Mr.. Senator SHERMAN
assure us, that even the inquisitorial in
come tax cannot bc remitted, the voting
away Of Ofmilllons to purchase old lumber
of islands and alien, halfbarbarous pOpu'
lations in the tOrrid zone, which the cOun'
try llls no need for, and which would
actually he n constant source OF trouble
and expense, would be little less than an
outrage on the country; and il the scheme
is consumnated, VIC earnestly trust the
ligltnings OF public Indignation may
speedily scorch every man, no matter how
high or how low, who is party to it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-01
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News of the Day.

In the U. S. Circnit Court. at St Louis,
Saturday, the case of J. F. Hollis against
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan and Maj. G. A. Page,
for false Imprisonment and illegal cOnver.
sion of property, was decided in favor Of
the defendant The case is to be carried
to the Supreme Court Of United States.
Thirty thousand Sunday School chill.
dren paradcd yesterday in Brooklyn.
Gov. Hoffman hAs gone to the relief OF
the hOmesiCk Fenians at Malone.
The Government has mysterious iniUr-
nation that some foreign power Is Ian.
gushing for chance TO pay Baez $27,,
100000 for slice Of San Domingo.
The bill TO enforce the XVIII Amend.
ment has been signed. Ills the Register
satisfied!
The election commissioners yesterday
gave the certificate to Ellison as Mayor
Of Richmond