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New-York tribune., 1870-09-30

ITO GAS CONSUMERS and the Trade.-Gas-
Lght Improved Economy the motto. No Cor
burners or large consuming cpldty The PATENT MAGIC GAS
FLAME ENPANDER applet 10 burner produces an increase Of
more Than - per cent light Instantly applet Simplest
pL uo4n illustrated directions With them Tes, exhibition
once Sample htpande and burner g. by mail
prepaid torso ceLA Liberal inducements 10 agene es and
hen Tor Agents lted Circular stating proposed mode Of making
tAe c-use granted for control FISHER CROOK,
Sole Manufacturer and ProPHeto 3J7 Broadway EsuYo
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LATEST SHIP NEUS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Bark White Clond freeman, Boston FOR Einhthport
Bag sir. I'm Gem. l,.nirster Boston, ballast. .
dS B. ngic A.sn Poaapnaee sept via st. Marc Hayt IS
Ssif 4. 5. Rowe. Chapman Georges Banks, ih
s,hr O,i53v Small Aiaelias, sli!.g
sr ~ ~ + +; i c.Ea r., H,. sse3 ILL, iel ,...,,,
sebr Cbarrb, Fletcher, Bath, nmter.
sctr iebeoai C. Lane Wiittenofe Para . da's mlse'
SRn zaapa jewell FrolireT Mex, New Orleans p days,
.cnoosERs-EryER ASD oo.rwl.g.
Onva7I E.il.is.iort. ceaaeeaeltl iilalehpori.
senator E.i1atetlIort WIN. Parkson Eilateihpot.
.T. Ella wl h,i51o y ayca Ms; Mief Provdcaoc
NJ e. isrlea Boston. Sea Flower Boston
A.ee scranton. Gallorl. H. 7. Miner Bridgeport.
TiJrs Ar,v ffoyd.Tce. seneca, Harding, Providence
S,lal HIIe fs. & y@liirss Salmon washgIn Taunton
tlG7a' fJI5 SSS'gi, 90 ly Ns"I0'~ So L.e ScS BeioTi
Sam. Sam. wy,Ier. Portland Conn. Pharo.. NerBeiord
T. 59'Il Y BclsSn warrIaa Nelly BioeaSe stamford
X. M. Chla IiaIi'ofL Evelyn, Stamford.
j. R. Mtcaer stanford Gust Lunch, New.Hayen.
Nial Queen. PryIclce. willard J.. FhIps' foyllenee
susal Chase, B's.on Revenue, Rocspor;
Niger Neu-Beiiori. John BooAs, Bridgeport.
T. T. kAA, Alexandra. S. Il. Smith, Virginia. -
Lauartne Watehan s. C. Morgan, GeOrgetown, D. G.
Steamships Cy Of Dabn 9nd 69 for neerool San Pncso9 for
Bauiai H. ngston snd Mrneoasa iSI savannah james ga ei
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sylSsAH Ca Sept 2JCad steamship Gen. Barnes for New
York.
CaARLEsroS 8 c. Sept 2aAryed bark Ausel from Bristol
Eng Sailed, steamships Sea Gull for Baltimore and Clyde for New
York.
FogrRF MONROE Sept 2Passen for Baltimore bark Amazon
from 4 % Jautgo
HAVANA sept 29Auiyed bark join Griffin. from NeSYork.
DISASTERS.
Sch I'll Townsend tof North Kugsogu Gardiner from oboken for
a sound with an aHIso io o schooner ne 6oHd to SeSIois and
Supposed received considerable damage the crash
heavy
NAVAL.
The United States fgae Bookyn nom Portsmouth n H.
y tl -. W.
FLASC,o sept 2lAriyed United steamship Kear
Co, lIOlolllu; also the Alexander, from Calao
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PROM GLASGOW-In steamship Cambria Sept. @-Cspt p r.
P.hy 3- Js Baby Mn. and Allen John H. Aln j. H.
Grundy Henry WeHe oven Keenan, Mis- Baird hs Mar Nutll
Mr. Mcleod Richard Owens Gp. Ihorulke AMI vile, AeHaner
Mcv Thomas jordan Aneg H. Bowman John McCoTuack Ma
and A.s Mcaiir John Mcil james Giles Mrs Giles Mr. ana MIS-
Prugle. Wm r. Williams As H. Forbes Mrs T. lio.t and ciI hs
Cith. Alexander Henry - he9rs
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h. n. Jas MISS
trT,rg Az Ssrgr Nn. and child, Ms 1iue aud
c NJ. A. ker Mr. C. Ilarg1 Miss Mary Hciuy L. Parkn
son M,s A. Clare 4 duncan John Douglass, a. Ellsworth o. =
Nl Johu Patton Mrs Jas. Bunlne Nm D. McLaBahan
and vile. H. Oliver, Mary Goircke, l.. BaumouL
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LAnnonneementsI

IL STATE OF SIEGE-Paris and hNoXs.
The 6 involves suesing second unparalleled delight We der're
the misery Of the P.rars but the time, fully preae
te gau Of RSoxs AZ Che szt OF lis superb e Of
GrsrEuEys H,rs To buy becoming Hat must visit Ksozs
salesroom No. 2l2 Broaiasy, corner Of FuonsL
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All kinds Of Twine, COrdage, and Paper.
Net cash prices WILLARD HAYEf D." bfoau"Ay' Nc"'i0IA
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FIFTH PAGE.
Announcements.
Albany Lumncr Market
BunalO Cattle Market.
Cotton Markets.
European Markets.
Marriages and Deaths.
News OF the Week do
nestle and FOreign).
New-YOrk State Fair.
y. Y.WhOlesale Prices
Of Country Produce.
Philadelphia Cattle Mar
kCt.
Political
SIXTH PAGE.
Agricultural:
American Institute
Farmers Club.
Cream OF the Farm Jour
mails.
Farmera' News.
Grape-Culture In Naples
Valley, n. Y.
Northern Farmers In
Georgia.
The Cheese Crop OF 1870.
The Crops.
Puuctual.
The Cornell University.
The Keystone tate.
SEVENTH PAGE.
Agricultural:
Advertisements.
Horticulture and Mar
ket Gardening.
sumac-Slciiy and Amer
lean.
What | Know Of Farm
ing.
Home Interests.
New-York Cattle Market.
Real Estate:
Advertisements.
Sounds OF Industry.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Albany Cattle Market.
Boston Live Stock Mar
ket.
Commercial Matters.
Grain, Provision, and
Other Markets.
Miscellaneous Advertise
uput4.
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SAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE.

ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO..
securing By combination either Of the bre, crest essentials Or m
capital for husnea family puToss' provision FOR Old
sge agse for ones family" Some Of The other advantages 'f
fered By the Company
security The Company have Al go FOR every o. 900
liabilities
Second: s ast pof,ss 70 BE- real Natal Economical Con-
parry and conducted puosy solely en, bsne
g the insured tay Etoi srpents and investments
will prove consequently
Th sfori charge lower rates ;hal 'ny other nuua com
psn thus injured reap the advantages Justly doe them
Fourth. Premiums ouy forfeited bat palap policy With
dividends ssued lfer The drsi payment IN required
Phh: dividends spilled reduce the second and all 'abssquss
annual phymenA
travelling BY lake oheep Of t5s
rsvv or merchant marine, ths lives OF
Seventh: snd Deou Of this Company o.
ona reputation integrity and ability Tie security Of bs Com
psny Is undoubted above shown.
Business men, Of other lie inrranes companies and Of
the most prominent tho country have gwen , Company the
preference whom be found s Of ois Insured
Liberal Arrangements made with gool parties to
W. I. OKIB Manag,r Tor RewYork l5T BroaisaV
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VI AAAN N~fNF
FIRST PACE.
Admiral Fdrragui's Pa ~
neral. a.
Editorial Notes. b'
The Evangelical Alliance. 90
The Occupation of Rome. ~
The War In Europe. ~
SECOND PAGE. Nc
General Notes. -
In the old Churchyard at Ne
fredericksburg. ~
My Friend the Minor q
Canon.
New Publications: 81
Advertisements. 10
t. Thee.
Uniyersalism. Al
THIRD PAGE. =
France Free.
How other Papers got
The Tribune 3 War News.
Mexico.
Japan.
SUain.
John Chinaman as n !
Methodist Minister.
The Loss 0f the Captain. =
Tribune War Letters: -
The Demands of Ger ~
many. ~
Tie Revolution I'm Paris. tn
The Siege Of StrasDOurg.
War Miscellany. AZ
After the Battle.
Jean JacOby, the Ger !
man RevulutiOnist.
Notes on the War. s
Taking Of the Tuileries.
The Conditions Of Peace.
The Emperor's Resi-
dCnce In Germany. HC
FOURTH PAGE. Ne
Editorial: Re
A Democratic Surrender
GOV. Walkers Case. Sol
How Rome Fell.
LIQUOR in Politics. Al
No Surrender. 30
Pennsylvania. }
The French Republic. 60
The Moral I'm Missouri. Gr
The New InvssiOn.
The October Elections. MI
10 Grumblcrs.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22

Mayors CoUET.-The following cases
were disposed of by Mayor Chahoon yester-
day morning
Edward Ball, arrested for assaulting Cor
bin Boulwarc, was acquitted because COM
plainant did not appear against him.
Sarah Kelley, arrested for unlawtully
seizing o lot of furniture belonging to
Lizzie Gleason, was acquitted, Gleason not
substantiating the charge.
E. w. Powell was fined IS for abusing
Daniel Stone and then attempting to assault
him.
Robert Martin (colored), charged with
breaking two locks and destroying water
pipe belonging to Dr.. 0. A. Crenshaw, was
examined and sent on for trial for misde-
meanor.
Richard Dawson, charged with drunken
ness and disorderly conduct in the First
Stat:on-lIouse, was committed to jail IN de-
fault of security for his good behavior.
Margaret Sullivan (white) was acquitted
of charge of assaulting and beating a
son of Thomas Sullivan.
Amanda Morris (colored), set down as OF
no occupation, was charged with stealing
s99 10 from the person of E. 7. Ogg, an
engine-driver on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. ElGck Lee (colored) was charged
with being in cahoot with Morris in the
theft. Tie case was continued to the 25t
instant in consequence of the absence Of
witnesses.
The following parties were up on charges
of concealing too much liquor about then
persons-yiz., Adam Mcdonald (Scotch)
machinist Richard Jones (American)
boiler Edwin Gilman (American)
plasterer; David Howard Qrish), rope
maker; and Hugh Howe (Scotch), boiler
maker. All were let of, and some ordered
! from town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22

BANKS OF PITTSYLvASIA AND H0WARDS
yILLE-PETITION FOR REMOVAL OF Re
cE1vER DENIED.-Thc case of John NJ. Hall
as. William Ira Smith, receiver of the
banks of Pittsylvania and Howardsville, was
adiudicated in the United States Circuit
Court Judge Underwood presiding) on yes
terday. This was an application for the
removal of the receiver, he being charged
with q breach of. trust in speculatinS in
the assets of the aboye-named banks. John
Howard for the petitioner; ]. II. Gilmer,
Maury & Page, and A. II. Sands, for the
defendant.
The petitioner introduced documentary
and other evidence to prove that MIR. Smith
had accepted the rcceivership with the un-
derstanding that he, his security John E..
Bossieux), and the original plaintiff (llar-
vey Terry, were to unite in speculatlons
in notes Sharing equally in the profits.
The defendant proposed to introduce tes-
timony to prove that by the contract above
referred to it was not intended that the
fiduciary fund should be used in spccula-
tions, and that this action for removal was
not commenced until the receiver refused
to allow the said fund to be used by his
agent, Mr.. Terry, for that purpose.
The Court thought, however, the intro
duction of any testimony for the defendant
was inaGmissible, as the petitioner had
failed to make out case. The petition Tor
the removal of the receiver was therefore
denied.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22

MORE OLD LANDMARKs.-We mentioned
day or two since the finding of an old
landmark on the corner of Twenty-ffth and
Main streets, supposed to have been placed
there by Colonel Byrd prior to l742. Since
that time two others have been found on
opposite corners at the intersection of Main
and Eighteenth streets, which are thought
to have been put down at the same time.
At that early period in the history of our
city the only portion of it built up or laid
off was east of Seventeenth street, and as
Main street was the principal thoroughfare,
Colonel Byrd, who owned nearly al Of the
property, had it surveyed by Benjamin
Watkins, of Powhatan, and these marks
were no doubt put down by him to indicate
the street. One. hundred and fifty years
have elapsed, and the City Engineer, in 10
eating the street-corners, strikes the same
lines and brings to light the long-hidden
landmarks,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22

ARREST OF A FoRGER.-On Thursday eve
ming Mayor Chahoon received telegram
from Norfolk directing the arrest of one L.
N. Peterson, charged with forging and at
tempting to utter note for 81 200, pur-
porting to have been signed by J. II. Ethe-
ridge, of BERTHE county, North Carolina.
On yesterday morning officer Steele, of Nor
folk, arrived in the city, and with the as
sistance of Detective O'Dwycr succeeded in
soon arrcsting Peterson. lie was conveyed
to the station house, and will be carried to
Norfolk to-day.
Peterson came to Richmond about a week
ago, and proposed to enter into the nursery
business here. lie Processes entire inno-
ccnce, and says he will be "set right " by
OIL investigation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22

| TOBACCO INSPECTOR CHARGED WITH De-
MISUNDERSTANDING BEFORE MILL
TARY COMMISSIONER HAMBR1CK.--A few
days since the proprietors of Shockoe Ware
house reported TO General Candy that
Major s. A. Annable, the military appointee
to the position of inspector to the ware
house, was defaulter, having failed to pay
the dues as required by law, on the 10th Of
January. According to their statement, he
was in arrears about $500, which he he'd
declared himself unable to pay, after inef-
fectual attempts to raise the money. After
the charge was made, Major Annable
made counter charge, to the effect that
he had not been allowed to have the
books, and that the proprietors owed
him money. General Candy referred
the matter to Major Hambrick, who had
the matter up last evening. He took up
the charge of Major Annable first. He was
represented by Mr.. ]. Amber Smith, and
was the first witness examined. In answer
to questions as to money he had received
as inspector in September he said he was
paid about 1924, which was placed to his
credit on his books as his portion Of the
September earnings. lie did not know this
until the 10th of January. He had in
sisted upon q settlement, but it was never
made. He had made all collections from
the 30th of October until 1st of January.
He had used 81, 900. He did receive money
during September:
The questions asked by Commissioner
Hambrick on these points did not elicit very
direct answers from the witness. The an
swer in regard to the payment of 1924 for
September earnings was not clear. He
could not soy it was paid, but it was placed
to his credit. Major Hambrick received it
paid.
i Mr.. Smith: He asked an erasure of that
word.
Major Hambrick Do you mean to say
he asked the erasure?
Mr.. Smith: do, sir.
Major Hambrick: You say what is not
so, sir. I don't wish you to be putting
words in jor Annable's mouth.
An animated colloquy ensued between
the Commissioner and counsel, during
which Mr. Smith said that Major Ham
brick had taken advantage Of his position,
! and requested that the Commissioner put it
down that he had wilfully insulted counsel
in the examination before him.
Major Hambrick replied: won't do
anything of the kind, sir.
| Mr.. Smith: Well, then, it can be sub
mitted in writing to General Candy.
After more words, the witness was allowed
to proceed.
The examination was continued to q late
hour. The matter will, when concluded
be referred to General Candy for his &c
! ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22

USMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE JANUARY %, 1870.
General s. NJ. Logan, box 276, Richmond,
Va; Messrs. Cochran, McClain & Co., no
address; Peter G.. Kellogg & Co., New
York; Israel Myer, Richmond, Va. An
drew N. Sheffield, Esq, Richmond, Va.
Miss Harriet johnson, Washington, D. e: /;
Manufacturer, Richmond, Va; Mr.. ?. D.
Wormley, University Of Virginia; Miss
Jennie Cummings, University of Virginia /;
Powhatan Roberts, Richmond, Va. Messrs.
". W. Gwathmey g. Co., New York, N. y;
Mrs. Mary c. Brown, no address.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
note the following special appointments:
Union Hill Methodist Church.-ReV
Bishop Doggett at II A. NJ:
Nicholson-S Street Methodist. Rev. Ro-
bert A. Armistead at IL A. NJ. and y P
M. Rev. Bishop Doggett at 80 P. NJ.
Oregon Hill (Meth 0 disD:-Rev. P
Archer at IL A. M. and Rev. F. A. Strothel
at u ?. NJ.
Sidney (NethodisD Rev. F. A. strothel
at IL A. NJ. and Rev. ?. Archer at a ?. NJ
st. MarI's English Lutheran (Mayt
street below Broad) .-Rey. J. G. Neiifer al
II A. NJ. and y 2. NJ.
Seamen's Bethel.-ReY. F. J. Boggs at
P. NJ.
Fulton Baptist (Rocketts) Rev. J. L
NJ. Curry, LID, at II A. NJ. Rev. Mr
Pearson at u P. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22

AT the second annual meeting Of the
Richmond Musical Association, held in the
lecture-room of the Second Baptist church
last evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: John Tyler,
president Z. II. Rhodes, vice-president
o. A. Ericsson, musical director; W. 5.
Pitcher, treasurer; J. V. L. McCreery,
secretary; Charles Lundin, librarian; DR..
Joseph Woodward, E. r. Archer, John +.
c. Potts, W. E. Tanner, 0. II. Chalkley,
board of managers; o. A. Ericsson, John
Tyler, W. E. Tanner, E. H. Rhodes, music
committee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22

OUTRAGE UPON A LADY.-A lady living
on Twenty-third street has recently been
annoyed by several depredations. On
Thursday night as she was looking about
her back yard she was seized by some per-
son and an attempt was made to gag her.
Being very strong, she succeeded in
escaping and getting into the house unhurt,
after desperate struggle. She is unable
to say whether the villain was white or
black.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22

SUrREyE COURT OF APPEALs-Present :
Judges DornIan and JVilloughby.-Thc cose
of Griffin, executor, Us. Cunningham was
continued in consequence of the illness OF
James Lyons, Esq. Hagan Us. Duke and
Jones ct ais. Us. Phelan ct ais. were sci
for February Sd. Jackson Us. Common
wealth and Shelly rs. Commonwealth SCI
for February I'd.
Samuel P. Maddox, Esq, clerk of Ches'
tcrfcld courts, appeared in court with an
original record in the case of r. Fl. White,
head. An appeal in this court for mur'
dor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22

STOCK DEALER Observation-Disclosures
Tyler and Knox arrested ut the Exchange
Hotel last night Harvey Terry, citizen OF
Pennsylvania, charged on warrant with
dealing in stocks without license, in yio-
lation of the Virginia statute. Mr.. Terry
is the person referred to as one of the
plaintiffs in the case Of John NJ. Hall Us.
VIM. lra Smith, receiver, adjudicated in
the United States Court yesterday. he
will be brought before the Mayor tiia
morning,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22

WHAT DOCTORS, MINISTERS, AND PROFESS
soRs, THINK OF THEH.-"I recommend their use
to public spcakcrs."--Rer. E. IT. Chaplin. ~
have never changed my mind respecting BRowE's
BRONCHIAL TRocHxs from the irst excepting
to think better OK that which began thinking
well or"-Rer. Henry Ward Beecher. "Great
service in subdulng hoarseuess." ."--Rer. DANIEL
Wise. Nep York. 1.-THE Troches are star OF
life to me."--Professor Edpard North, President
Of Hamilton College, Clinton, " Y. "a simple
and elegant combination for coughs" etc..-Dr.
G., F. Bigeloto, Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22

An AQUATIC CURIosITY.-A gentleman Of
Richmond contributed to the Dispatch mu-
scum yesterday curiosity in the shape Of
the "saw" Of saw-fsh. The fish was
captured in May 1869, off the coast of Ac.
comac, by Captain Pam. 1t was u feet
long, and weighed about $50 pounds. !h'
"saw" is hard and fat, about four fee
long, and has fifty or more sharp teett
averaging an inch in length on either side
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22

P0sT-OFFIcE Box SMAsnED.-The letter.
box at the corner of Tenth and Broad
streets was broken open yesterday, evidently
with intent to rob. The box was fortunately
empty at the time, the postman having
shortly before made his rounds. a new
box has been put up to replace the broken
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22

La RuE's MlNsTRELs-MAT1sEE.--This
will be the last night Of La Rue's Min
strels, and those who have not heard the
great Ricardosssing, the funny Talbot get
off his jokes, and seen the inimitable Reeve
in his irresistible comicalities, should not
fail to attend. This afternoon matinee
will hs given ladies and children. Admis.
s!an enly sb cents for children,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22

TEMPERANCE MEETlNG.-A public tenn
perance meeting will be held at Camp Grant
tomorrow afternoon at half-past 2 O'Clock.
Addresses will be delivered by Rev. J. +.
Gates, Mr.. r. Fl. Mullen, and other gen.
tlemen enlisted in the cause Of total absri-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22

W. {. MAYO. j.. +. W. GIBSON.
I L VI B + RS A W-M IL L, MAIUS
IL lSLAND.-Wc keep constantly on hand for
sale, In any quantity, large small large
stock Of SEASONED LUMBER for building pur-
poses, CASING BOARDS, LATHS, rALINGS.
&c Sc. our facilities for "htdiuine logs, and
cur capacity for saving, enarc Us to I'LL all orders
.1rninlty AID al rs low prices any other par
lies MAYO 4 GIBSON.
dr "a I'm Post-oiiicc box 4lp,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22

TIE CASE OF TIE BANK OF VIRGINIA Re-
cE1vEps.-In the United States Circuit
Court yesterday counsel representing the
western creditors of the Bank OF Virginia
gave notice that they would to-day move
that the present receivers of the bank
(NIessrs. D. J. Saunders and S. c. Tardy)
be removed, or that security in larger
amount be required of them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22
uMBER! LUMBER.! LUMBER
TRUMAN A. PARK Err < CO.,

UPNItTS 1T
White Pine. Poplar. Black walnut. Maple Ash.
Hickory, oak Cherry, Mahogany and sycamore
Iumlar; also all Kinds "i Epilding Lumber
Shingles, l.ahs, Stlvcs, Sr"kcs. &C.; keep AWAY.
on hand lsrsr stock and sci! at 10" pricc&. htr
cid custn;prrs aud al others IN want Of Lumber,
are particularly invited 70 give them call before
buying si.ewherei Corner Sixth and Cor IL streets
Sleh@oad, Va, 40 iy-amn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22


PORT UF RICHMOND. JANUARY Il, 1870.
.. ARRIVED.
steamer Saratoga, Alexander New York, mer-
chandisc and passengers, w. &. Dunham 4 Co.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Gccglegan. Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Har'eys & VIII
llamS.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
rhandIsc and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum.
steamer Norfolk. Plat. Philadelphia, mcrchan-
disc and passengers ". J.. Porter ~
Schooner Gettysburg, CVrson, New orleans,
granite Crowell & Currie.
Schooner Hope Miles, Baltimore rfG Old Fort,
Curtiss Il Parker.s
BELOW.
At Fortress Monroe, January goth, brig John
Giyan, Mayo, from Halifax, n. s., Tor hichmonc.
MEMORASDUM.
WEST POINT, January 2l.-Arrived, steames
Kennebec, Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company.
and sailed on return.
NEW YORK, January 2o.-Clearcd, schooner j.
n Lockwood, Sharrctt. for Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22

DIvIDESD.-The Clover. Hill Railroad
Company have declared dividend OF four
per cent. out of the profits of the last six
months, payable on and after February
LIST,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22

TEST IT.-Tho only way to decide who sells tho
cheapest fuel is to get the prices for hail and lump.
bruminous, and red ash anthracite coal and coke
and steam sawed and split extra kinding and
| cooking wood, sold by Mr.. j. B. WATKINS, I'LL
Main street, Test 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-22

PERsoSAL.--General Theodore Runyon,
Mayor of Newark, N. j., and Judge David
A. Depue, judge of the Newark circuit,
were in the city yesterday.