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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-13

TAXES IN HENRICo.-The sheriff of Hen
rico yesterday appointed W. B. Rose and
George M. Fleck additional deputy sherifs,
with the special object Of enforcing the col
lection Of taxes of 1869, yet unpaid, by re.
sort to the extreme remedies of the law
He is compelled to settle with the State Au.
ditor, and says he must make the tax-pay-
ers pay up.
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Our readers arc requested to bear in mind the
sale of housekeeping goods to take place TO-DAY
at COOK & LAUGHToN's at 10 O'Clock. We took
lock at the articles on exhibition yesterday,
and we have made up our mind to make an invest
msnt.
We were informed that the largest and hand-
soonest table-clotbs, as we'll as the blankets and
Broche shawls, did not arrive in time to be cx-
hibited on yesterday, but will be in time for the
sale to-day. Goods will be sold in lots to suit pur-
chasers. Ladies, particularly, are invited to at
tho eaIa
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Congressman Boyd has written to St.
Louis that seventy-fourf members Of the
House Of Representatives are already
pledged to vote against any appropriations
for buildings in Washington or for the
Worlds Fair proposed to be held there.
General Grant sent ii his first veto
Tuesday. Private bill. 4t1
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La RUE's MINsTRELs.-These acknow-
ledged favorites of Richmond, in the min
strel line, will be here on Monday night
with o dazzling array of minstrel talent.
The great Ricardo, the wonderful imitator
of the female voice, will be with them. The
famous "Shoo Fly" written expressly fol-
La Rue, will be produced. They will doubt.
less meet with q most brilliant success.
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Mayors CoURT.-The following cases
we're disposed of by Mayor Chahoon yester-
day morning:
John Mccarthy, brickmaker, was up on
the. charge of exposing his person at o
church OF Rockets. The evidence failed to
show that the exhibition complained of was
in such public place as to make the party
amenable to the law. Discharged.
Victor Ross (colored boatmanl was
CHARGED with stealing two dollars worth Of
ueyued PORK frpm the stall Of CT H Lsbsri
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT- -OrF1cE JANU-
AIRY Is, 1S70.-Julius F. De Vane, Phila-
delphia, Pa; Mrs. Mary B. Moore, Rich
mond, Va; Mrs. Nancy Stores, Brandon
Point; John W. Brown, Wilmington, N . C.. ;
Professor o. s. Mason, Washington, D. c.. :;
Mr.. Frederick L. Duke, Louisville, Ky. ~
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DESERVING OF CoNFDENcE.-There is no ar
ticlc which SO richly deserves the entire conf
dcncc OF the community as "Brot0n's Bronchial
Troches." The troches have received fattering
recommendations from the most celebrated cIer-
gymen, lawyers, and public speakers, who speak
from personal experience. Those suffering from
asthmatic and bronchial diseases, coughs. and
colds, should try the troches. .... 18Th
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The weather at Richmond, Va, yesterday
was intensely cold ..-Ne,o York Times.
Oh, very--to New Yorker; The ther-
mometer hasn't this winter been within IS
degrees of zero. z-,=l"
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STEAM To GLASGOW AND Is
lpSpnkhfki,t ~Ilk4e

THE 4 = II @ X IL y f..
Ft,nut;c ClNdc-tHiii passenger steamers are In.
,.af.i - >til EVERY SATURDAY from pier
%r.a Nrrlh river. IT l"n'clCck ".
,.,-l.< OF PASSAGE. PAYABLE ~ CURRENCY
cabins u iTcrIurl, Glasgow. or Derry. S2oan
=.
>.a.r-inu tickets. good F"r twelve months. $3.50.
>'.cragg tra>@o'r TT berry, $50 intermediate,
:s.
!'r,,r!!.l certificates from these ports, S57.
i.,,,",.-,r> To-. kr:;a and from iiamhHrg haVrn,
!. r,., ti,.t. - twr"p. &C.. tt very low RAILS.
nra;.- Sized payable al any bank i'll Great Br:-
TIA.
I.r further Information apply 4; The com2any't
~ .,rrs. 50. & I:uy.liu@ Green, NV York, 10 HEN
GEE>rr, I"ulHtl O.t
WH.LlAil (. DCNIiAM & co, Agents.
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TOURISTS, LAND-sEEKERs, LANDOWNERS,
and Others interested In the land thirty-fve miles
around Richmond, would do we'll to purchase one
of the maps "Thirty-fve Miles Around Rich
mond," prepared by Major Jed Hotchkiss. For
sale wholesale retail, either in roller or pocket
form, by ELLYsox & TAYLOR, news dealers, next
to Dispatch building. The trade supplied at
liberal discount. ~
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EsESTAa-EsA$TS.

@,CHuTTS STEAMED OYS- @ ~
y TER ESTABLISHMENT, CuR-&N ~
NIh NlNTN AND ia NIX VlEy
EETS.-LYNNHANEN BAY, CllEnIiy-
Sr"\E, MILL GREEN, HORN UARBOR.
NA~rN'S CREEK, HAMPTON BAR, YORK
EIN EK, and uthcr OYSTERS q! lie choicest wa
ter. received rcgul,rly and fresh, and served
RAW, STEAMED STEWED. or FRIED. Res
iarrautS supplied by the barrel at cast price.
The BAR i stocked with the CHOICEST IL
QUDRS: aud large lot of BOTTLED LII
pU0RS. WINES. ALE, and LAGER BEER, oi
The nn,Nl quality, always on hlna. de
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frms who have themselves paid the special
tax as dealers In leaf tobacco. The same
princlpie is held to apply to persons selling
distilled spirits through commission houses
or other agencies. = The sale made by the
agent is deemed and held to be the nrinc;-
pals sale, and he is required to paw . spe-
clal tax thereon as a liquor dealer.
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8itl1uultd 1ispatth,
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DrsPATCH'
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE oTHER DAMYNEws-
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.


WASHINGTON, january II, 1870.
Good omens attend the two days. discus
sion with regard to the admission of Vir-
ginia. One of the most significant facts
consists in the conservatism expressed by
many Of the best mi ipds in the Republican
party in both Houses of Congress. 1t
proves conclusively that the tide against
further prescription in the South is setting
in rapidly; and fostered, as it is, by the
President of the United States, General
Sherman, with the vast majority of the
officers under him, by the navy, and by no
few in Congress, there can be no doubt of
early good results. The telegraph has fur
nished the readers of the Dispatch with
full reports of the debates on Virginia thus
far, and there is no necessity for alluding
to them in q letter paragraph other than to
say that the results SO far have been
very encouraging to the friends of Virginia.
The indications given out by the. debates in
the Senate are particularly favorable.
Great interest is felt in to-morrow's busi-
ness, and it behooves every friend Of Virgi-
MIA, Republican and Democrat, to be in his
scat. 1t is not improbable that the queS-
ton will be finally and definitely settled
and the State admitted before the end of
the present week. The urgent editorial ar
ticles which now appear almost daily in the
columns Of the leading and most influential
Republican journals at the North calling
for the admission of the representatives
from Virginia are having good effect.
Prince Pierre Bonaparte, who shot Victor
Noir, is we'll known by several parties here.
He is son of Lucien Bonaparte by Sc
cond marriage, TIMON,
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HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE.

MULES AND HORSES FOR
1Hl SALE.-Just arrived. FORTY GsEIV
MULES, all young, sound, and we'll ~
broke from fifteen 10 seventeen hands ~E<s-zs
high the finest lot we have seen for sale for some
time. Also, one or two FOIIR-MULE MATCH
TEAMS. Apply at F.. BOSSIEUX'S stables, on
Franklin between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets. .ysf.aT, ~ dc lS-1m
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FOR NEW YORK,
FOR NEW GNKN. NS
ON DOMINION STEAMSHIP sssassssz4e

COMPANY.
THO sr|cn.,d new si.Ic-wh"al steamships ISAAC
rt'fI SARATOGA. MA g A 4, AIBF-
W,rIF. and HATTERAS, leave New York for
>ErT,Ik. CrN Voin!, and Richmond every TUES
n,y. TliI'RSDAY. and SATURDAY, at Z
'..Irsk =. II. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, =,
{rIDtY. and SUNDAY. at high tide.
Tn.sr .sirs arc entirely new. They have elegant
Inns ana statcronns. The fare. accommoda-
;."as and attention. are unsurpassed.
~. :, connections made With steamers for all
..a..,rrE gnL European ports.
insurance effected, whcn ordered, AT A QUAR-
lpH ~ ONE TER CENT, ai the Offices of this
,,uiauy. ,,- :,
u IiLiAt: C. DCNHAM ( CO. Agents,
Eccrucr Main and Eleventh streets.
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MIss1ssIPPI.-Jackson, January IL
The State Legislature met at u o'clock to-
day and effected temporary organization,
the oath being administered by Judge Of
the Supreme Court. The test-oath was not
renuired .... .. -t,es r-y..r s
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STEAMERS.


,,GP NORFQLK, rORTS-HsJSu,
L nn1-TlJ. AND ALL REGULAR sEsSGessEissss EGesisss !.
1 >STmSGS 0N TIE JAMES STVEK.--The iNs}
l NL"c,ut UNITED STATES Mali. steamer
tar,ain z. G. CLIFFORD,
ava. nc,. wharf nj Rockets for the a6ove-named
,,Isrcs on M0NnATS "EDNksDA1s andF FRt-
~ TTbnrs.,avs and Saturdays.
"'f Ssssrnscrs arrive In N9stnlk In time to con.
,,,,t Win steamers for Baltimore and points
Trsns leave Ci;y Foint for Petersburg on ART.
Val Of steamer. g.
'> FREIGHT T.
,.o,,,>,i Tuesdays. TGursdayS and Saturuays,
".,,, u N, 10 ar, NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
T,,tNn Baltimore, anc principal IandinSV oE
.',,r,r,Lr hav and all re Suiar landings on James
,t,,- nj reasonable rates.
''\S WHARFAGE CHARGED.
F-cIsht- for way-anGtnsS nnSt ne nre-patd.
,ySy 10 l.. II. TATTTM, Agent.
n'LF nfice. steamers wharf.
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WILLIAM c. DUNHNM & CO.,
NATIONAL LINE.

Steamers weekly 10 l.lNERroQb, ITSFR
c.,lIiaS It QrhEAsTDWN lcHving..sssszasssssssz
49, <N,EK. ERIN, PENNSYLVANIA
i.[,i iNt VIRGINIA. LOUISIANA.
;.lu,r' i..<sage Sloo aud s7a, currency.
~f..ra.c pt>sagt, so. currency.
80. rare tirSr,s from Liverpool CT Queenstown
a-.. III "GrrUUcy.
>',rrl.,. massage from Antwerp. IIamburc Rot
t.r.,aGt uiG liavrc. -, In currency.
Frr .urtNrr particulars. apply IT the othces o
ilr Cngu,riny. g. Broauway. +. W. j. HURST
William e. Dl'NliAM { CO., Agents.
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F'' - OTEESSTOWS .SiIGJ

I.vtNIISE OF NAH. STEAMEHS; SAILING
rI:nN NEW YORK ENEkI SATURDAY,
MD ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
,.,-r.rrl,>>AGE ~ THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
FRS cabin. Puyd1tG in Cold.
tlc!poyl or Qaccnsi"wn; ..................Slce o'
S,,.rnCe. Pdydb'f in Currency.
Liverpool or @ Qccastown. ...............:..S 80 oo
~t>>I.r ~ TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX
N,,,I or oucrns;owu jcolN N...,...$ so 90
- Tx troidt ...........,....... 20 90
-, iu,u'S. \. T.. BY branch steamer tgodj.. 90 90
Storage, PGyGbts IN Currency.
iv,-p1u! or Qucc town.............. -. SV W
:. ha's. y. F.. by branch st9anlcr....... 80 &C
ri.ktl- sold =, ana from England, Ireland, and
,.. continent. Il moderate rates.
t.r Eir;nrr Information apply ut the Company'e
,o,rrs, JQHE q. DALE, Agent,
Is broadway, New York; or TO
WILLIAM c. DUNHSM & CO., Agents.
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EETELLE, <
REsTAURATEUR, s
No. 1909 MAIN STREE


go T. ! begins the cold season with renewed
VI s1 energies undiucreascd resources. The
SxSGS public will find In his larder every
L.NHrl That Il produced within the United States.
He offer eyerythiEC III season here. and uellca-
ci"5 o! the tropics. IA ME and WILD Fowl
ni wafer and land uf all sorts, NENlSON, O1S-
TIERS. FISH. TERRAPINS, and DOMESTIC
MEATS, OF the very best, selected with skill and
care. #.f
HI, has The best OF cocks, under the direction Of
IA French artist, master of the prof ssion: Ills
tables in the main saloon and his suit Of dining
for parties supplied with dishes to order
from ihc palmer sorts TO the most elegant. equal to
StiN prepared IN Paris. Parties entertained Win
entire privacy and comfort.
He viii supply parties and families promptly
with Meats, Fish. Oysters, Game, Pastry, Dessert,
and Wines and Liquors.
He will cater for hose In town and country who
desire uncooked supplies, ensuring the best the
Markc. affords at the most reasonable charges.
His Bar Is supplied with the choicest LIQUORS
and WINES. This he warrants. Mixed drinks
prepared by the most skilful brewer in the city.
Grateful for past favor, he invites the public to
faithful and prompt filling of orders. oc2o
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED AND SEvENrY-EIvE
WALKING-C CANES AND UMBRELLAS Of all grades,
styles, and shapes, at Z. B. SPENCE & Sons, 1900
al
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"THE HOLY GRA1I," and other poems,
by Alfred Tennyson, poet laureate, &C.,
has been laid on our table by Messrs. Ely
son & Taylor, lila Main street.. - :.
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UNITED STATES CouRT.-Judge Under
wood arrived in the city yesterday. He
convened his court, but adjourned until II
o'clock this morning. The grand jury will
also meet ut the same hour.
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UNION BANK.-The annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Union Bank will
take place this afternoon ut 5 o'clock in the
hall over the First National Bank. ~
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STILL MovIHG.-Over 500 colored per-
sons passed over the Danville railroad yes
terday, and 1000 over the Southside rail
road Tuesday, en- route to the South and
So1thwp ..-s 81; .tss:,-s I
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The Albany penitentiary is to be enliv-
ened for three months by the presence Of o
youthful negro who cold dressed cat for .
fps large rabbit,
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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD is an excellent me-
dunn for advertising. Ofhce on Main street nearly
opposite the Dispatch office.
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CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nothing of Importance
was transacted in this court yesterday. W.
]. Hughes qualified to practice law in the
court
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tUNAT1c.-Henry Calvin (colored), from
Nelson county, was on yesterday sent to
Howard's Grove for treatment.
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NJ ELLYsoS & co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersin In Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, ut pub
fishers, rates, for cash. Apply at this ONCE.
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The Church and the Catholic Family Alnanacs
for 1870 can be had at ELLYSoN 4: TAYLoR's News
Depot next to Dispatch building.
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How THE MISTAKE HArrENED.-On
Tuesday the Speaker explained that upon
en- actual count Of the roll call, after the
adjournment yesterday, it was found that
upon Mr.. Ben jamin's motion to reconsider
the vote it stood II in the affirmative and
II in the negative. The Speaker therefore
allowed his vote to stand in the negative.
and the motion was lost. Under the rule
Of the House, when in making up the Jour,
nal an error of that character was dis
covered, the Journal clerk treated all sub
sequent proceedings as nullity. The
clerk had so treated it in this case, and
therefore the question required imme.
diately upon the passage of the bill, and
that was now its condition.
[Thcn the proceedings occurred as re-
ported ycstcrday.]
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For TEN CENTS, "Holy GrsiL' Tennyson'a
last poem, at ELLYsoN TAYLoR's News Depot.
next TO Dispatch building. -; '!;i@
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CoNv1cT.-Jim Campbell (white) was
consigned to the School of Repentance for
eighteen years, yesterday, for stealing a
gun.
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FUEL AT REDUCED PRICEs.-J. M. P1LcHER,
No. 90 South Eighth street.
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CUSTOM WORK attended to promptly at Z. B
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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COMi'hNG.-Stcaa"rS STATE tszs..-ss.sssz -
~ MARYLAND end ErTEESHCltt,.-Chca hear,
p, rs. 49, ;.nd -air r"l.:, tn Baltimore Savannah,
I..,;"', AMI the West. Iri-wrrkly line TO Bali-
u.rr,. making close connections with steamers 10
rtillaclpa. No t"am"iIiImrnt Of goods be-
tE,,n Richmond and Baltimore Leave Balt;-
mu"a rycry TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and Sh-
@FEphN. Lave !iChim:nd every TUESDAY,
iiil E>nAl, and SATURDAY.
tr'.,..ti I"rcIvrd cyCry day except Sundays ny
t"G''r!"Ck /. Il. These steamers have excellent
-a,ar. s!atcr"c and passenger lCCommo odatinns.
Far. Il: meal, and sti.croo:m extra. For freight
g! ra,,aEr. apply 10
Hhi;NEIS 4 WILLIAMS. Agents,
al. ~ Commercial Block.
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see ELLYsoS & TAyLoR's attractive catalogue
advertisement in another column.
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FIVE THOUSAND EEcKTIEs, scAEFs, &C., ct
reduced prices, at e. b. SPENCE & SoN's, 1909
Main street.
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THREE HUNDRED UsDERsH1Rrs at the low
price OF ONE DOLLAR, at E. b. SPENCE q SONS,
13o0 Main strnpt
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POLITICAL DIsABILIT1ES.-The sub-com-
mittce Of the Reconstruction Committee
again discussed this morning the numerous
bills before them for the removal OF politi-
cal disabilities. There is some doubt in the
minds of legal gentlemen as to whether a
general law removing these disabilities can
be passed under the fourteenth amend
ment; and there is growing disposition
among the more extreme men OF the Re-
publican party to oppose, for the present,
the removal OF all political disabilities. In
view Of this difference of opinion in the
committee, no conclusion on the question
WAS reached. - Washington teleyrom-Bal-
tinOre San.
ANOTHER SToRY.-A Washington cor
respondent says it is stated that as soon as
the Reconstruction Committee disposes OF
the reconstruction measures before them,
they intend to prepare bill removing po-
litical disabilities from all persons who are
disfranchiscd by the fourteenth amend
ment. The present understanding is that
the bill will be universal in its character.
a similar measure is already pending in
the Senate.
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JUDGE HoAR.-Washington, January II :.
1t is positively stated tonight in well-in-
formed circles that the President will make
the nomination of Attorney General Hoar
to the Supreme Bench an Administration
measure. Senators are given to understand
that it is his nomination, and that if they
reject Judge Hoar on account of locality,
the influence of southern senators with the
Executive will be to certain extent put IN
jeopardy.
The opposition to the nomination Of Judge
Pearre for the fourth circuit is lessening.
The Judiciary Committee will almost unani-
mously urge his confirmation.
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f:HIHAnELPEIA, RICH 4flTriSss, - 2,
N.'TD ND NORFOLK STEAM ~...E=--sssss1xsasis :-ss1 ia
>!ili' Ian E.->tcaut %uRtpl.k ana J. :.
,,MIEN. cularoSiur this linc will lcaTe philadcl-
i,tarv.ry SATURDAY. AMI Eirhmondevery FRI.
htT. .lruat"iy. Freight tal' ,rr N"rfclk at mo.
r,r-;r r.;.-: also Ior Charleston, Savannah ard
NrYY orleans. and bills Of Ia,iing signed tiruu..
las. ag,. H. Philadelphia. including meals aud
s,ai,rrom. s3. ". +. POTTER. Agent.
waa Office 80. 2!25 Dock street.
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NEWSPAPER AND JOB OFFICE
IN FOR SALE.-A WEEKLY C0NaEyvA.
established In the State, IN large and sourt.h,
ing town that has railroad and sele4raph faciB-
and ndyertisins patronage, and ID publishod In
one of the wealfest counties in the 6tsfe, ana ID
o town OF 900 iBhzbisants. s.'. -.
The whole or half-interest WIN Do soaa On res
The NEWSPAPER AND JOB PRESSES are
In perfect order, and the JOB OFFICE 10 com.
f'~ - 80 ssI MP. HANDY,
II. Dfspateh ofaee, Richmond Va
A Tr, fTh kE9w 80 ~ ~ rs stEt3 - -
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY L, 1870. I
ARRIVED. -..E - - ~
Steamer Ellie Knight, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys d Will
liams.
Schooner Richard Vaux, Whitaker, New York,
merchandise, Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner Horatto nichols, Dupuy, New York,
Iron to Old Dominion Nail Company, and sugar
toe. Y. Morris Il Co.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, zner-
ehandise and passengers, L. B. Tstum.
BELOW. & .rt 49,.
Schooner Rising Sun, Hastings, New York In
tow, boundup.
MENoRANpUN. EsF.F
WEST POINT, January 12--ArTtyed sseamsa
Kennebec, Freeman merchandise andpassenEerA
Richmond and YORK River Rsilroad Company,
and sailed on return. E..-.s;-- a.s I. t.,st
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THE New RECONSTRUCTION BILL.-The
bill seems to be compromise measure, and
will undoubtedly pass the House. The oath
to be exacted from the members of the Le-
gislature is not one of prohibition, like the
tcst-oath, but one of discrimination and
ualifcation-being substantially that ex-
acted by the boards of registration during
the election. The legislative committee of
nine from Virginia, who we're at the capi-
tol, express themselves satisfied with the
bill, and believe that it will be generally
acceptable to the Legislature. They are Of
the opinion that there is but one member of
the Legislature who cannot take the oath
prescribed.
There are several, We think but so few
that no harm will result from their exclu-
sion.
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&C.. TO ShlpPERs.Tss sla HsS =
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL COMPANY
Will leave the dock as usual promptly IT u NJ: on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS,
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid: 81 tie
option of the shipper Every facility possible wiz
suned to deliver down freight elsewhere than at
nv Office on the Dock without special agreement
Way freight Ill not be delivered I'LL charges are
paid.
! Boats locked and insured.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-13
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fof nc1ina mAhAthA, n EA Nm sAftNhKsA, 1tKsn,
VILE, and all LANDINGS nn The ST. JOHNS
RIVER.-SEMI-WEEkL L1SE..-The elegant
Il. MCNELTY, will leave Charleston, $. G., for
the above places every TUESDAY EVEEnNG at
O'Clock.
The elegant and flrst-clsss steamer CITY
POINT Captaiu GEORGE {. MCMILLAN, will
leave Charleston every FRIDAY EVENING ut 8
O'Clock for the above places.
Through tickets to be had at railroad otlcej. no
extra charge for meals and statCro0ms,
/ For freight or passage apply to
j. ID. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
South tlantic Wharf, Charleston, S. C.