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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-05

THE LATE Gov. LUMPKIS, OF GEORGIA.
The death of Ex-Governor Wilson Lump
kin, Of Georgia, has already been an
nounccd. It took place last week. The
Atlanta Constitution contains the following
sketch Of his life
Born in 1883. in pittsylvania county, Va.
be was, at the time of his death, the Oldest
surviving Ex-Governor. He has filled vari-
Gus offices in the State and in the national
councils. He was member Of the Georgia
Legislature in 1904, having survived all his
contemporaries in that body. In 1923 Pre-
siucnt Monroe commissioned him to define
the boundary line between Georgia and
Florida. In 1881 he became Governor
OF the State, holding the office du-
ring two terms. Under his admins
;ration the present terminus of the
State road was determined, and called
Marthasvllle, by the enginecrin-chiet, as
a compliment to the Youngest daughter OF
te Governor. With more taste than gal
. lantIy, the name was subsequently changed
; hy some ambitious railroad men to Atlanta.
In 1885 General Jackson appointed him 4
commissioner under the Cherokee treaty.
Shortly after his retirement from the EX-
ccutire mansion, Governor LumDkin was
elected to the Senate of the United States,
and served from 1888 to 1S41. lie was for
many years prior to his incumbency of the
Gubrrnatorial chair 4 member Of the lower
House of Congress, serving from 1915 to
1877, and from 1927 to 1881. When the Brit
ish troops burned the Capitol. during the
war Of 1Sl2-15, he was one of the neprc-
scntarivcS from Georgia. We have often
heard him describe the stirring scenes of
that day, in which he was participant.
After leaving the Senate he held no public
Office except that of trustee Of the State
University. He survived all his first CON-
temporare3 on the Board, and was, when
he died, the senior in Office and i'll years.
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SHOT AND BLADE IN CALIFoRN1A.-Sa San
Francisco, Jan. as. &. EARLY, formerly q
receiving clerk in the Western Union Tele-
graph Company's office, in this city. en-
tered gllnsmirh;S store yesterday, in Sac
ramento, with the express int ton of pur-
chasing pistol, and while examining one
shot himself. The ball passed through his
lungs, and the wound Will probably prove
fatal.
The notorious 1" Red Mike" and Thomas
Carey became involved in quarrel last night
about some outside lands, and Carey
stabbed Mike, il is thought fatally.
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TRAGEDY IN THE WEsr.-St. Louis, JAN
uary 3.-ln Leavenworth yesterday. MIR.
who suspected Mr.. Gaffray of
being too intimate with his wife, met him
on the street and put four pistol balls
through his head, killing him instantly.
Kennedy gave himself up.
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HVSs - I E4UN NNpI
President y. and @. w. L. R
A DREADFUL CATAsTRoPnE-A FATHER

4 DREADFUL CkTASTRoPHE-A FATHER
SEES THREE CHILDREN BURNED IN HIS
IloUsE-nE RIDES NAKED MILE.-[Detroit
AdrcrttSer and Tribune -4HeJdn, Michigan.
letter. The residence Of Emanuel Help
man. situated on section II Of the township
Of Trowbridge, was entirely consumed by
fire on the night of the 24th, with three of
and Mrs. Helpman barely escaped with
their other two children.
Mr.. Helpman had worked hard all day
and retired quite early. His family soon
followed, leaving the stove red-hot and we'll
filled. The tire must have caught in the
root from the pipe, as there was no chin.
ney. and Mr.. II. was awakened about mid.
night by the roof falling in. The fire had
then blocked up the passage through
the door, and he Immediately aroused
his wife. broke open a window, and
pulled her and two Of the children out,
none of them having anything on but their
night clothes, and even those being nearly
burned Oft. His other boy came to the
window, and Mr.. II. had nearly succeeded
in pulling him ont by the shirt when the
garment, which was badly burned, parted,
and the boy fen back into the flames. The
cries of the little sufferers were heard for
some time aiterwayG, but they could not be
saved.
, MIR. Hclpman then covered his wife and
rescued children up in the hay in the barn,
and rode Il horse one mile to his nearest
neiShbor for assistance. When he arrived
he was nearly frozen, that being the coolest
night Of the season, and he wholly naked.
, He sank into a state Of Inconsistencies as
soon Is he told the story. The neiehbors
immediately rallied, and furnished I'LL the
assistance within their power.
Alr. Ii. is in Il critical condition, being
roasted and frozen III places. No calamity
has ever before cast such universal gloom
over the community as this. Severa! hun
dred dollars have already been raised for
the family
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OPPOSITION TO DOMINICA Thur
man, of tho, has received letter from one
ofthe highest judicial officers ofhis State, and
prominent Republican, commenting his
course in opposingth the annexation OF Domi-
Mica, and stating that outside OF the Office
holder and eXpectantS Of pap he does not
believe there are 4 thousand persons In
Ohio who favor the scheme.
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with Gen. Pieasanton. the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue, will shortly begin the
work of consolidating internal revenue COL
lection districts throughout the country.
under the act of July II, 1870. 1t is thought
that one hundred districts will be consoat-
dated into fifty, and the services OF over
fifty collectors dispensed with, thus mate.
ilally reducing the cost of collecting the re-
venue. in every State there will be one or
more districts consolidated with others.
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Domestfc nrnrkets [BY TE1EaRApu

Il Il
NEW YORK Jan. Noon. flour qniet ana un-
changed. Wheat dan and unch .nFed. Cora
scarce and firm. Pork firm; new, sls. 2sStSio s7s.
leans. 1ssc. sales. 1000 bales. Turpentiue firm
at4a@4sSc. .Rosin steady strained, $3.50.
Eventng.-Cotton wesk and not lower; sales oi
900 bales; uplaDds. l5sc.; orleans, l5sc. South.
ern Flour nnch .nged: common to fair extra se.2;
dull; new, 7a@7sc. Coffee firm. sugar unsettled.
Moiasses heavy: New Orleans se a Rice dull
!asc. Rosiu steady. Tallow, s3Gsc. Freights
fcm.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 4-viryinia gs Old, sea bid,
5aaskedi 1865, 80 bid; 1878, 5ss asked.
Se R and puyeSs Wheat m and
quoted at so@s2c; yellow quiet at 7jc. Provisio ns
doll. Oats active at 5s@5ec. Whiskey quiet at
0?@92ac.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 4::;-Bagging very dull; hemp
and fax. 25@26c. Flour firm. Corn. nothing
doing. Provisions firm and unchanged. WINS
key steady at SIC.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 4.-Flou quiet and un-
changed. Corn depressed on account of hetvy
receipts, at 52@5ac. rork-Light dem md; hold
er's prices firm at slsGSls.5oc Shoulders, Zoe.
clear sides, llac. Whiskey steady at SIC.
NORFOLK, Jan. 4.-Cotton dull. Middlins,
H5c. Net receipts, l,s12 bales. Exports, coast
wise, 500 bales. Sales, 100 bales. STOCK. sill
bales.
,
fair, 7t@7ic.; prime, .91@lOc. Molasses In good
demand; common, 4545Oc;; prime. ,ss@ssc.;
choice, el@62c. New York sicht, discount.
Gold, llOs. Cotton weak, with fair demand; mid
ding. l4S@HSc.; receipts, $40 bales; exports to
GreIt Brltalt. ESQ bales; sales, S5u bales ;
stock, 225, 272 bales.
MOBILE. Jan. Cotton quiet. Middlngs.
14tc. Receipts, 847 bales. Exports coastwise
1926 bales sales, l,sOo bales. Stock, g. 1875 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 4.-Cotton quiet. Mid.
dlings 1asc. Receipts. 1903 bales. Exports
coaatwise, S2l bales. Sales. 500 bales. Stock,
81, 80! bales.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 4.-Cotton very dull holders
firm. Middlings 15ac. Receipts. 4,lSS bales. Ex
ports to the Continent LIT bales. Coastwise,
l,134 bales. Sales, 900 bales Stock, $500 bales.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 4.-Cotton doll, with prices
easier at l4hc. for mddlings sales, $50 bales; re-
ceipts, $40 bales.
Foreign NIarkets-lBY TELEGRAPH
LONDON, Jan. d-N0on,- Consols, EFT United
States bonds, sea.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4-Noon.--Cotton dali and
irregular; nplands, sgd ; Orleans ssd; esti.
IN atcd sale, ", 600 bales.
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fchTAER DETAILS OF THE ACCIDENT ON
1 ~. hissIssirrI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
.,"I'.c mes, Mary Deuhharta, and four CO.
.'fed Pers n8 were fatally injured. A youth
h1'''eG DAVIS, Vim. White, omnibus agent,
were severely and three coorel persons
,"S9' y injured. &C. Thompson, OF Miss
u.ih' feiiN Dency, W. =. WalGin, VIM.
" h.'e, ana tharlfs Eco!s were taken out
W 'he burning car by the conductor, and
escaped burning.
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Telegrnphic Summary.

"Princcs" Editha, who claims to be the
daughter of Lola Montez, has been COM
mitted to the New York lunatic asylum.
The steamer Adelaide hence for Norfolk,
exploded her steam-pipe to-day.
The election of Gov. Clayton to the Sen
ate frcm Arkansas is telegraphed from Lit
tie Rock as assured.
Charles II. Sweetzer, editor Of the Round
Table and Mail, Of New York, died yester-
day.
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Few York stock and monev rorke

NC" AusR StBcka anu money MRxKGf,
NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Noon.-Stocks steady.
Gold llos@1iof Money steady at per cent. cnr-
rency to gold. sterlIng--loug, 100; short, 1921.
5-2os. 's2, 1854.
Erenfno.-afnney active at per cent, currency
to gold. Sterling, 100. Gold very dull at lles@
llos Governments closed steady; 1898, loss
sontherns quiet and s'eadS-Virglnla's, cog; now,
g. Loulsisna's, a@ss. Leyess. 7oQ74. Georgia,
10. North Cardinals, a.; new. 2:i, South Caro-
lina's ssepsd; new, es@st Stocks steady, but dull.
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AN enthusiastic Connecticut Democrat

AN enthusiastic Connecticut Democrat
makes the following propositions:
LIST. 81 900 that John T. Hoffman will be
dominated and elected President. ID.
81 900 that Gilbert c. Walker, Of Virginia,
will be nominated and elected Vice-Presi-
dent. Sd. $1,000 that Walker will receive
the larger popular vote. 4h. 81 1000 that
the State of Connecticut will give majori-
ty for Hoffman and Walker.
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ARREST FOR ARsoN.-BGtato. N. T.,
Jan. 3.-Isaac Alexander, a clothing mer-
chant on Main street. was arrested on q
charge Of arson, in setting fire 10 his store
this morning. Insured for 81 800; damage
about 81 800. The Courier Office was dam
aged to the extent of 81 200.
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Illinois Legislature.

SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 1.-THE Legislature
met to-day, with Root, of Cook county,
temporary chairman in the House, and Jas.
K. Magic temporary clerk The Senate
elected permanent officers, ana alter near
in the Governors message, adjourned un-
til tomorrow.
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FIRES IN THE SoUTH.-Ne,c Orleans, Jan
8.-The steamboat Travis Wright was burn.
ed to-day. Loss, $1,000.
The seminary at Magnolia, Mississippi,
was burned to-day. Loss, 6, 900.
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BURNING OF IRON WORKS. Cleveland,
Jan. 3.-The Western Iron Company's fur
pace, stackhouse, &C., at Sharon, Pa, was
destroyed bv fire this morning. Loss from
900 to $4,000; amount of Insurance
unknnnn.
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~. William Rlackford Davis. son Of Pro-
lessor J. :. Davis, OF The University of Viz
@jmia, ha, passed the Naval Medical Exam
I.!nG Board II Philadelphia Cor appoint
ment A. assistant surgeon in the Omitted
States nAyy.-LyHctb0rg lrg!m0n.
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WHIsKEY AND ToBAcCo.-There are some
who openly assert that Commissioner Plea.
ssnton will shortly disclose himself in re.
commentator to increase the liquor and
tobacco taxes
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MAIL ROUTE MEssEEGER.-On the new
service between Norfolk and Richmond B
F. Chapman is appointed, at 5000 per an.
mum.
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John H.: CLAIBORNE & CO, TIL
n FIRE A ND MARINE 1nsnRAHce AGENT,

ToHN ii. CLAIBORNE & CO., s.s
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. AGENTS
..,a74zsi . no. Ilas kAIH STREET. Sxf.S p ~
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
nNFLOHDOH. 49,.
EsrABLIsHED 1893. .Fs
Capital stock and surplus over. 600 600 90
DEPOSITED with Treasures. of yir-
PACIFIC INSURANCE @ iMPANY, OF CAL.
LORNA. a.s..4s:'
Capital stock paid up igold 900 go 90
Accommodations fgold) 74o, osS IL
POLICIES ISSUED IN GOLD OF CUaREN-
Two HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
deposited with the State OF New York Tor the ex-
tra security 9, policy ,hnlders: -.
TH1aTY-EiVE THOUSAND DOLLARS with
IS ST rs ,GsH e kfRss isDvpuAILYIAaIE
for the d, BITS OF the Company, siding $2o,eso,so
issus Polio Esou real snd psrsonal property.
In city or country, throughout tie Std:e, and mer-
chsndtse in tr nsit over Land Or sea. protecting
against loss o. dam, 90. .,.zss -
Policies OF BUILD1SGs for one to five years.
Attention Is specially called to the reduced rates.
CORES popding with rates prevailing Ii other
states With frst-class compaates., - 80
LOSSES egnil ably adjusted aud promptly palo
at this BRANCH GFFfCE. de 70 .eodlm
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c.,aT OE GICGM1Np, JAN. 4, ISL.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Ellie Knight Travis. Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers. Hn. y. Brett.
Brig John shay (am.l, New York. salt TO order,
vessel TO Gallego Mills manufacturing Company
Schooner &. H. Squire, Haley, New FORK, Iron,
TTcdegar Company.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chlndIse and passengers, +. +. Tatum.
Schooner j. F Farl3nd, Farland, City Point,
A gish LOADING flour for Rio Janeiro, Gslegc NILS
Man ufacturing Company.
ssTMO3AEDUM.
Schooner Lucy d., from Boston, wh'ch has
been detained below by low water and ice, VIII
probably be up to-day.
BY TELEGRAPH
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 4.-Arrived, bark
Warmer brig Morning Star, from liverpool Tor
Richmond. Passed out, ba!k Mary Queen 1or
Rio; brig Peri Ior Savannah; SCHOONER Nancy
Smith foT Charleston. Sailed, bark It. DeVeGlC
for New York.
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Cuba-The News of the Kings InauE'
uratjOn.

HAVANA, Jan. 4.--The city was illumi-
mated and decorated on the announcement
of the Kings Inauguration at Madrid. The
festivities will continue three days. The
report of the Hornet having landed her I'LL
libuStcr expedition is not confirmed.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

r,orI,sr NrGHr.-Last night fire was
,,;.r" ,I in tn" carpenter shop OF $. Bate,
"',.' ~, .hc Princess Anne road, between
n.y. 'yI,,,.,A and Chapel streets The nre soon
' ,''.l, rom the shop 10 the residences in
.'Y ,.. - rhr hi. and soon six or seven small
y. =. ''s;,.r, were IN flames. The want Of
,,.t'r ~ the uei-hhorhood prevented their
w., saved. several al III" onthnuScS were
.,~' ,;ovn to prevent greater destruction
49, |,a FIR, and all witain lis reach was
I:.rrt - the ground.
f.r, -sw -: >ix-tcncmcUtS houses was oc.
-..'.,rt " negroes. The large dwelling was
,.."rc6 ~ Samuel Eatcman, who ma
w.. ;.,.. il N rcpai: II an expense of $500.
r.. ,..liing- IIlrut belong 10 J. ii. In
.r.>o... and were insured in Stewart X
Nan,hc3G'> agency. :.
VI. Rattman had 10 insurance on his
,sr- or furniture. Ills loss amounts TO
ar-'.t $40. in tools. material. &c.
The Ire VAS doubtless The work oil an
.gy,rt,arv. ana aS person Is suspected OF
.hr %ttcr ~ investigation Will be held
N,,',N rag Book
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THAT excellent journal the Alexandria
r7e. =. j. out in 4 new a&d handsome dress.
W ~ hive ID IL lrnsrEiity.
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WASHINGTON AND NICHMoNp RAILROAD.
Nlr. EoHc,,>. the president, ana Nr. low
ara. la solicitor, % The Aleyandria and
Fredericksburg railroad, passed through
here raj] morning eli their way to Rich
mond, for The purpose Of using their III
tlucuce with the members of the Lcgi>!n-
tuye in obtaining i charter 10 build rail-
road from Washington ely direct 10 Rich
34Juu.-.4it-. Gaz.
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COMM ERCIAL.
| CoKN, ARD FLoUR. NxCuAnau.
ESCHkeHD. VA. Jan. 4 1871 !.

gf E;8fCoRN. AnD FLOUR NxCu Ansu. IS
-. !, .ssg +1CHkoHD. VA. Jaa.A 1871 -,
srs.-,4.s .lss OFFERINGS. .r.sg.y.s j1a
Whsat.--White- .s2s busaelg. Red. COZ bushels.
Corn--White, 81 bushels. Mixed, ls bushels.
: Onts.-D4 bushels. s'sth e =
Rye.--26 bushels.
Wksaf.-White. IS bushels prime at sl7s: Go
bushels smutty al 81 20 5o2 bushels good at 81 c.
10 bushel7 foul ON private terms; 20 bushels ut
sl.ho IsS bushels very cord ON private terms 81
bushels very good at el.7o:7 70 bush Is choice on
m lyate terms. Total, 800 busnels.
a. Wheat RED, 1ct bushels cry inferior at SLID
-, snshols mixed st al 20; IS bushels gocd Mt
at 81 60: IS bushsls eommnn at al ga. 10 bnshsI Is
vate terms Total, 90? bushels,
Corn. White, 1oGushels good at Ac. es bushels
very good At &c.. Total, 81 bushels, Mixed, 4s
bushels very good ut 75c.
oats. 80 bushels very good at Soc. : bushels
far at 47c. - - :.
Rye.-20 bushels very good al 7s., ~
.. RE-ExEIsIFkD,
Whedt.-White 25s bushels
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r'ht. less cash III the Treasury,
j:Guarv !. !,7l.
t,tt, t"~~ cash in the Treasury,
!',r".r"r J, l-1o.
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The Pennsylvania I.estsIature-state
Debg.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 1.-THE Pennsylvania
Senate is Democratic for the first time since
1850.
The State debt is S31 100000.
Mr.. Miller, clerk of the Senate Committee
Of Commerce fell dead in the Capitol to-
u
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EErAxl>a - THE Ice R;otKAnE.-The
,.r .urkaGe which has existed since the
-. u!:.mo. wa> hg0kcn TODAY hy the
Gamers Vanderbilt and lronsidcS, which
,s.>,,d hcrc abcUt o'clock i. NJ. on their
VA, ~ a2ula Greek. The ice through
A,s. ath"r were fcirlng ihc;r way was very
r...,A. and 81 strong that men were waking
.. :. ;hl. morning, hUi Il" DOUBT i cNFc-
,I,H,.t ~ t. the reaching the creek. ~
,..s haI GOTTEN over ;hC worst part oi ,nc
route when ;acy reached TINS Guy. Inc
steamer alIo.t ana the lN2h""t Governor
,fa,.n. which wrIr caught nj AQUA
ca,-k - The freeze. arrived uNat y 'cicck
AIS ...trru.oE. and The former went on 10
M..A N-iNM.- .i..J. Coz.
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NOR BUSTON.-CURRIE & CO.'S 1T
T. iINE.-The regular packet schooner $EsffG
ga KDIEIA \. ELwELL. master, h:v--s< ,n,
iny the larger portion of her cargo engdgeu, VIII
have quick dispatch. For balance OF freight, az.
ply tn ,,, Sois , ;S " 49,,
lie A-tS corner Oh leCn anu CarS sueeIo.
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EOR NEW YORK.-The OldS-EIs
Dominion Steamship Company sEsSssssssssEs32RR
elegant side-wheel steamship NIAGARA. Cal
tain HLAKEMAN, will leave her wharf at Rockets
on SATURDAY. January 7th, at 2 O'CLOCK +.
Is, Freight received until O'Clock =. NJ. Fare,
El2; steerage, 80; round-trip tickets, $2o. for
freight or passage, spply to ,,-,,.rr ,u..
In AZ 20. 3 Governor street.
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susseLU1IoNs e. PARTNERSHIPS
VULCAN IRON WORKS.
RICHMOND. VA, Dec. 81, 1870.

VULCAN IRON WORKS,
KICHMO..D, VA, Jan. ,, ISL
rENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
L day formed co PAL tneIship for tue purpose
Of continuing the business IS formerly carried on
Il. these works. ~ o.>r>
: he style OF the firm Will be ARCuhE. GOJD-
WIN 4 CO.
WM. NJ ARCHFR,
j. f. G. ODWIN,
ia 4-2Y WINDHAM Is. EOBERTSON.
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mAAhHE aNgshaEe3 ESGE.

2lNi AZURE kLhlA arc. JAN. S, isl
sun rises ,,..,.,,.. IT'S Moon sets........, g.!
Sun Gets ....,.,... ass Hig3 tide. .......,.. 81
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r1.;u " s2oto -0t o.
i'"'r"cse Of Debt since March l,
slO6 go. g. &
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METROPOLITAN WORKS.
RICHMOND, Jan. 3, 1871.
MIR. VIRGINIUS NEWTON, Of Nor
lfl ,olk. Is admitted to an Interest in our BUSH
ness, tot Ike effect from the lst Inst.
The s;vle of the firm will remain unchanged.
I,4-ay WI. L. TahNHR & co.
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rt>IiS TIE TpiEA~JET
ha,,.. ..............TIu s"- ~ ~
'-..,.c. ,.......,. 3p..>a 81 81
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! 'aI .S...' ir!ncivtl anil Interest,
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dor ILADELPH HI A.iesIs1a
II The steamer j. s GREEN. Capt.
VANCE win receive freight for the above pore TIL
the 5:h instant at O'CLOCK
FreTptt t. ken for New Orleans via Southern Mai!
II amsiip Line from Philadelphia cheaper than
nv any other route. Also for Norfolk At mode
rate r ties. Passage t, Philadelphia, including
meals and state room, S.. ,,-,n
i,a2t No. 2a25 Dock street.
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I.h. "E e.Airh interest has ceased
...r, u4t4rltN
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.----'a ''.--N ~ w ! y = 49,
'.t '"ItNI and
ic-a5-.cuGrr notes 1856 ivl.cs5 20
fractional currency -. 49,. h.t IS
te.a cg. III! a;cs... -, y. coo -
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.-An persons
L. Indebted to the estate Of GARLAND hANEs,
decd are requested to come FORWARD aud pay tne
TO present Them, duly authenticated, for settle
ment GARLhHD HANES, JR.,
CHARLES &. HAEES,
de 8slw Exec,rg of Garland HaneB, decd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-05

NOTICE.-I have this day associated
~ with NE in the AUCTION and kEAL ES-
TATE BUSINESS my son, +. E"SsEk IsBrL Ill,
which - III hereafter be conducted under the nrm
and style of BELL L son, and would most re
spect ly solicit The patronage o. my friends and
the public generally tor the new concern.
FRANCIS L. lSSrLL,
Auctionecr and keal Estate Agent.
ia4e ct 18th street, bet Main and Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-05

1898. IS
=. 33a 3VS ,40i IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-05

have this day .appointed Eas
ine on the BOOT and SHOE BuSINE.s5sin the
City or Richmond, 70 buy and sell lnr lChsH
ONLY. d. 6A1 MVNoUt::
January 3, 1871. jazz"
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= pr9llc DIET >rArEwEET.-N 'aslin,

Trr PrNllC DrGT >vATEWENT.-- T 0s7I1n9.
r,, Jan. o. Size statement Of the pubic
..'a. issued from In" Treasury Depart
men; to-day. shows totals Is follows:
p2LT B..AGINg INTEREST IL COIN.
Bond. IL rcr cent?. H. 20. 80. Iyp 90
lu...s NJ; ,,.r cont. 81 81 300 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-05

INVITES FIRE AND MARINE RISKS.
D. j. HART5OOK, President;
DAVID j. BURR, secretsry;
BE- WHERRY, JR., Asst Sec'y.
OFFICE 1914 Main street. de 81 I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-05

RICHMOND, VA , Dec. 81, 1870.
NOTICE TO MY FRIENDS AND On
N PUBLIC AT LARGE.-I keep the "a
LIVERY uIRIhG, AND SALE STABhho ON
h street near Main street, formerly kept by
William u. Leoley, and HE does not:
do % Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-05

= HAVE THIS DAY ADMlTTED MI
| confidential clerk, Mr. DANlEL .. MCCAE;
THY to interest IN my business, Shicn WIZ ~
GEOnGE A. HUNDLEY s. CO.. u. !he OLD stand,
52s RrOad street.
I return Tanks for The liberal patronage be
Ct ow, upou me for the last fifteen years, and ask
n cor tIntiance Of the same to the new hrin.
GEORGE a. HUMIDITY.
J,S 1871 ia g. div
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-05

GENE THREAD.-Just received my
y own imnort aIian 4Sst h Z EahEA o. nj, Ell
os aud Il. qu.iia y. which VIII sen in Sa w.
IwIne and Lines for hanging seinss Always Oh
aaila a. 'ef' ~" L. LICATENsTRIN,
de9s l7e7 Franklin st.a be-. lin and lata