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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-12

WASHINGTON, Jan. Sit has long been
known by some friends of Secretary Fish
that his retirement from the State Depart
ment was determined upon by him nearly
a wear ago, and there has never been time
since his appointment when he would not
gladly have returned to private life. He
accepted the position originally under pro-
test, and was only induced to remain in the
Cabinet by the earnest solicitations OF the
President nearly 4 year ago. When the
President decided upon the removal of Mr..
Motley as Minister to England, it was ar
ranged that Mr.. Fish should succeed him,
but owing to the breaking out of the foreign
war, it was thought, as troublesome COM
plications might arise, that Mr.. F,ish's ability
and experience would be Of greater service
to the country at the head OF the State De-
part, and he was induced to remain. For
several months past it has been known to
several friends Of Mr.. Fish that he would
retire as soon as suitable successor could
be found. That person has been found,
and the change will be made ut the close OF
the present Congress. Senator Morton will
then be appointed Secretary Of State, and
the political reasons which few months
ago prevented his acceptance Of the Eng
li>h mission will have been so modified that
he will he enabled to accept, as his Sue
cessor will not take his seat before Deem
Der of the present year.-N. Y. Tribune.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

rROVER & BAKER SEWING-MA-
" CHINES.-We announce 10 our numerous
lends and customers that we nave taken Inc stca
Col Broad street corner of 9th and B79ad, rented
and made equal t. our former place Oh Main
street, Thankful for the liberal patronage De-
sto.ye1 previous to the recent disastrous ARE we
invite al! to call and sec lis. and more especially
examine the merits OF III" Grover * Baker sew
~" Il 10 G. N. ". DARBY, a gents.
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VIRGINIA PosToFFIcEs.-Establish an Of
flee at Shawyer's Mills, Tazewell county,
Reuben Repasscs postmaster, on route
/, 1888, Rocky Gap to Crottsville. Postmas-
tiers appointed J. II. RaWling, postmas-
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MARRIED..

In this city, on the 9th Instant by Rev. +. NJ
Baker, Mr. EDWARD +. DAVIS, Of Worcester
county, Md, and Mrs. SUSAN L. benin, o1
this clty.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 10.-The Presi-
dent has determined not to remove Super
visor Presbrey, i'll defiance to the wishes of
prominent Republicans of Virginia who
advocated the claims Of Ro. w. Hughes
SDeciaL 10 Norfolk Journal.
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sS9yEs AND TGNWARE.

T IST IF PREM Ms G-S1DE
Il heater, first premium MONITOR COZ
FEE PIT first premium: MUNSoA'5 1IBG-
LAR LIGHTNI&G-hOI', first premium; AMEN
ICAN CHImHEY CAP, ii-st premium: Agent
oe found at MUCSTCASILj.'S, $40 Broad street.
An In want OF above articles should call before
purch sing elsewhere. no 10
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MT sHAWLSi SHAWLSl!
CLOAKsl CLOAKSl!
yra NOW ofy4r our stock of SHAWLS and
CLOAKS at reduced prices
PLAID and STRIPED SHAWLs,
BLACK MERINO SQUARE and LoN"
SHAWLS,
Long and square BROCHE sHAWLs,
MISSES SHAWLS,
BREAKFAST sHAWLS, in great variety;
GENTS SHhWLS,
WATERPROOF CLOAKS as low as 3d.
RACK CLOTH CLOAkS ut IS and upwards
REAL ASTRA CHEN SACQUES at $40, worth
S75.
For bargains in Cloaks and Shaws, call at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Remember the great closing sale OF Dress Gocds
of every description J"'
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NARDOZO, F0URQUREAN & CO..
No. 1000 MAIN STREET.
[opposite post-oifceh
Have JUST OPENED an elegant stock Of
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL LACEs,
LACE COLLARS,
LACE HANDKERCHIEFs.
LACE SETS, &C., sc.
New and handsome Ladies' and Cents
NECK-TIEs,
In endless variety.
FANCY HANDKERCHIEF BOXES
PLAIN AND HEMsTlTCHED
HANDKERCHlEF5.
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS,
new styles;
together with the most varied assortment Of
GOODS SUITED TO THE HOLIDAYS
they have ever offered.
LACE COLLARS AND HANDKERCHIEFs,
from CSC. to S25.
CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN co.
Idle lsI
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CPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
JOHN N. WOODFIN,
lily MAIN st X r E T,

SPECIAL AllhA'lioN''
JOHN N. wooDFIN,
my MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE DISPATCH OFFICE,
Begs to inform his friends and the public that In
addition to his large and complete stock Of staple
and fancy
DRY GOODS,
he has now ready for exhibition a splendid line OF
articles both useful and ornamental specially
adapted to the present season and the holidays.
He calls special attention TO
sHAwLs and CLOAKS, in great variety;
CLOAK MATERIALS "a large assortment,
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
RICH LAcEs, LACE COLLARS and SETS
EMBROIDERED LINEN SETS
LACE and EMBROIDERED HAN DKER-
CHIEFS,
sAsHEs and SASH RIBBONS,
KID GLOVES
Beautiful
DRESS GOODS
Of every description.
In fact our stock Is full and unusually
ATTRACTIVE,
and as the season is fur advanced we will offer buy
CID EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS.
JOHN n. WOoDFIN.
40 % iii Main street.
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New PATENT.-Connecting rod, Wilker-
son G.. Freeman, Richmond, Va.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

GEO. WASHINGTON. j. C. Common. p. MALLETT.
WAsHINGTON & CO., GENERAL M &
w COMMISSION MERCHANTS, l73 Gre. n
wich street corner Courtlandt, New York. Con-
siguments of PRODUCE for sale or shpmE mt,
and ORDERS FOR PURCHASES respectfully
Agents for the Virginia Steamship and Packet
ComDany. il IL
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To the forty-scyenth anniversary supper
of the Mechanics Association Of Peters
burg Governor Walker sent the following
letter
RICHMOND, Jan. 8, 1871.
Gentlemen,-I have the honor to acknoW-
ledge the receipt of your card OF invitation
to the celebration Of the forty-seventh an
niyersary Of the Petersburg Benevolent
Mechanics Association, on the 10th inst,
and in reply to express my sincere regret
that public and private engagements will
prevent my acceptance OF the same. [ as
sure YOU that nothing could afford me more
pleasure than to visit you on the festive Oc
casion named for in the membership of
your society, and associations akin to yours,
I recognize the bone and sine,o, as well as
the worth and intelligence, on which the
safety of the State and the republic in a
large measure depends. May you have
happy reunion, and may your future pros
perity but equal your just deserts, and the
highest hopes and best wishes will be
realized OF your obedient servant and
friend, u. Z. WALKER.
Mayor Kelley sent the following toast
"The Mechanic: When the day comes
that will witness the honors Of the world,
given to him that produces, not to him that
destroys; to him that enlarges and cheapens
human happiness, not to him that sows the
earth with graves; to him that trcads down
the barriers between men, not to him who
erects and multiplies them then will the
brightest crown be bestowed-not on the
statesman, the soldier, or the diplomatist,
but on the intelligent mechanic
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G= OIL OF VITRIOL!
OIL OF VITRI0L. OIL OF VlTRIoh:
Pure and full strength. The Baltimore Copper
Company have In thorough operation extensive
chemical works, and are manufacturing supe-
rior article Of
OIL OF VITRIOL,
which they are at all times prepared 10 snip III
Quantities 20 cult purch asers. Making It's proou'-
lion 4 specially, ouc prices viii be fonhd more
advantageous 10 buyers than at any otfer Guy.
HENRY MARTIN, Pres't.
Cflca. 80 South ST., alLimorc, Md. de G-eodly
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FROM WASHINGTON.

ANOTHER ST. DOMINGO FIELD DAY IN
CONGRESS Interesting Scenes IN the House.
Especial Dispatch to the Baltimore Sum- j
Wnshinqton, January 10.-The San DomIn-
90 question approaches solution. To-mor-
row it will be finally disposed OF by the
Senatcs concurrence in the amendment
made by the House to-day, and then De
sent to the President for his signature. The
scene in the House this afternoon during
| the consideration Of the Senate resolutions
was of far more interesting character than
on Yesterday. The galleries were crowdcd
with SPECTATORS, while the floor was well
filled with privileged persons. The attend
ance was the largest Of the session. The
| two hours debate, which were divided into
| tcn-mnute speeches, gave the discussion q
sharp tone and provoked bitter comment.
Mr.. Cox charged corruption directly or
/! the Administration. Gen. Butler alluded TO
certain Republican members who Intended
| TO vote with the Democrats for the Amber
amendment as false friends of the Republic
can party, while Gen. Garfield. incensed at
Buffers conduct. cried out: See how the
gentleman cracks his whip in this House"
at which there was great uproar over
some retort Of Gen. Buffers, inaudable III
the gallery, though he was understood TO
saw that he "cracked his whip to some pllr-
pose" as if there was "keeper OF the
hounds" i'm Congress since the death OF
Thad. Stevens.
1t was apparent throuohoutal the DEBATE
that hardly Republican member expressed
himself in favor of the direct annexation OF
Dominica, though willing to vote fora COM
mission to 90 there, provided that 1t was
stipulated that nothing in the resolutions
should be construed to commit Congress to
the policy of annexation. Forty-elgnt fe-
publican members voted for this amend
menr. and with the sixty Democratic votes,
it was carried. Seventy-siX votes were cast
against it. which were said to represent the
full strength of the anneXationists.
The friends of the Administration looked
upon the result. however, as virtual CEN
sure of the project, but decided, owing to
the large vote against them, TO make the
best of it : and therefore, when the resolu-
tions were returned TO the Senate. Mr. Nor
ton moved to accept the House amendment.
Mr.. Sumner was quickly on his feet to inter-
nose DELAY, but, after speaking few mo-
ments. Welded the floor and aSsented to an
orran cement that the Senate should vote on
the House amendment at O'Clock to-mor-
row afternoon. This was done to avoid IN
exciting night session.
It is very evident that the Senate will ac-
cent the House amendment, and thus the
question will be substantially thereafter re-
moved from Congress till the report on the
financial, political, and social condition Of
Dominica is submitted. Thursday, it is
said. the President will appoint the COM
missioners. and that on Friday the United
States steamer Tennessee will sail with
them.
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BOARDING..


MISS S. j.. WATKINS, on 9th street,
W. between Marshall and Clay, convenient to
all The business part of the city, has one very de-
sirable CHAMBER, with small ROOM attach
ed which she would like to have tied with two
gentlemen or gentleman and his wife, on rea-
sonable terms. Also, one ROOM. snltab BILE for
gentleman. ia lo-Tu&Th*
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d's.sts'sssNG-
THE CHEAPEST CLOTHING-HOUS
IN THE CITY.

Ii. W. ROSE, 32s BROAij SihEE1,
wholesale and retail dealer In CLoTHlSG, Fuh-
NISHING GOODS, HATS, CARS, and UNI
BREhLAs, takes pleasure in calling attention 10
his recently-purchased supplies. Great bargains
ere offered In gents, youths, and boys Ciog,!ng'
Gents Furnishing Goods In great variety. Hats,
Caps, Silk and Bingham Umbrellas, IN great va
Rely Of excellent quality. Piece CasSimeres OF
choice qualities, large assortment OF St5 sno
my motto. Please cali and for ourselves ~ 32a
Broad street, corner OF 9TH. d. ". KtSE,
nc 11-3m Clothier, &c.
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VIRGINIA NE WS.

Some people don't understand how it is
that If Judge Cochran, Of the House Of
Delegates, can control the Radical members
of that body, he can also have his way with
the Conservative members. Well, the ma
jority of the Conservatives is overpowered
by combination of minority OF the Con-
servatives with the Radicals, and thus MIR.
Cochran achieves his victories. 1t is well
known here that Mr.. Cochran has often
times succeeded in thwarting the ConserFa-
tive majority in this way, and he continues
to do so ; and it is by no means lmprooaDie
that he will do it on this Senatorial ques-
ton. He has beaten the Radical leaders
with their own forces He has foiled the
Conservative leaders, aided by the same
forces, reinforced by Conservative mi
noritv Strangest Of all, he has defeated
the leaders of both sides Of the House by
the votes which he seems to control at Will.
1t is whispered, however, that Judge
Cochran is comparatively impotent OF him.
self, and that he is supported by secret
influence, which can unmake him as 1t has
made him. / know nothing Of this, except
that such is the gossip. But do know that
Judge Cochran is not q mere fi8urc-head.
lie has an indomitable will, is acute and
able, and he is surpassed as speaker by
no member of the House. Without him,
the influence talked of, if it be real, would
have failed to accomplish what has been
attributed to it. 1t is said, too, that he is
not the man whom the secret power fayors
for United States Senator, and that II he
attempts to run for the position he will lind
himself without supporters. This may be
true in some of it's parts; but he has power
of his own which no influence can afford to
diSpel, and doubt very much whether he
will be abandoned, no matter what dlrec-
ton his aspiration may take.
I give these gossipings and speculations
because of the great interest which seems
to be taken all over the State and country
in this senatorial question. 1t is certain
that the reelection Of Senator johnson has
become exceedingly doubtful, and l fear
that, if he be not beaten by Mr.: Cochran,
he will he by some candidate Of like antece-
dents. put ZIP ut the last moment, and who
is now kept in the Observation-Disclosures
Letter-Nortolk Journal.
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daa, sol Broad street. between on anu 'tP.
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To the forty-scyenth anniversary supper
of the Mechanics Association of Peters,
burg Governor Walker sent the following
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

'7C1 CLINTON STA YOUNG GIRL WANTS NICE
II ~ Respectable place in q private family as cook,
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

OnC WEST BID STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN As
LttD GOO cuuk. will assist with the Washing: IN orr
my Is wilns aud ob,is'ng hest city reference
ono WEST S5rH sT.-As FIRST CLASS COOK IN
LVC a small private family i've yesrs unexcrptona1 a1ls
reference.
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

Cn[. WEST 5.TI, ST., BETWEEN It'll AND eTfI
Ls'O sW-rwo respectable yorn: giris; good
pan cook. washer an the
b.rmai and waitress both willing uDligug nrst class
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

ON EAST 2srT ST, SECOND FLooR-A RE-
LI0 spectacle woman cn,k aud to with the
washing and ironing. best city reference.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
TUESDAY, July 25-P. NJ.

The stock market, on the whole, during a
portion OF the day at least retained the improvement Of
yesterday the purchasers mainly representing the snort
operators who stand in fear Of the action OF the
Lake Shore (Cleveland) meeting OF Thursday. The
improvement lacks that stability that cbaracterzes
an advance predicated on more substantial ba-
sis and the impression among the more con-
servatiye portion OF the street is that the pres
ent rise lacks the element Of DURATION and point In sup
port their theory the exceeding dearth Of outside
orders The North Western shares were the chief ea
lures OF speculation and large amounts of stock changed
hands, the sellers adroty taking advantage OF the adj
vance to sell heavily and thus this stock which led the
upward movement to 6sl, was foremost In the down
ward turn by of this pressure These stocks are
in peculiarly shaky condition, and do not afford much
iuducement operators the more especially since the
report due June l has not yet been forthcoming. In
sympathy with these stocks, the whole market sub
mitted to decline and became heavy the precise figures
being contained in annexed table, Ohio and Mississippi
advanced to asa on the reported complete narrow
gauging Of the road which It is hoped will so lessen ex-
penses as TO make a dividend less probematical the
clique however hold the stock at higher figures and
of course for the interest OF the pool to hold up the
market though the afternoon price run down over per
cent Shore strong in the morning. but heavy
the afternoon and it is likely TO be feyerish Tor
the next hours during the session of the stock
holders convention which it will be remembered is
called for the purpose deciding upon the question OF
authorizing the Company to issue s5oO0oO new stock
thus raising the Shore capital TO So0OOoOo It's full
amount After the aforementioned stocks the dealings
were principally in New-York Central, Rock Island,
and Union Pacific Hannibal and st. Joseph stocks
were less active than usual and having made an advance
yesterday declined to-day. We note sales OF Delaware,
Lackawana and Western at 100; Fort Wayne, 1Oo Nor
ris and Essex 9S and G. c. and c. 19i Western Union
elegraph the leading attraction in miscellaneous
shares, and in sympathy with the railways was weak in
the afternoon Coal stocks and expresses dull and
stsady Ihs following table % shows the highest and low
81 nflGN snfa eincks made To-day:
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

The Philadelphia Stock market was firm today Penn
sylvania State sold at 1861; Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad 2st Reading Railroad, 5513l6; and Pennsyi-
yania Railroad, 81. Gold closed at l12s.
The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive Of speeie
from the port Of NewYork, for the week ending July
rs, was $5,272,595.
At meeting held in Boston YESTERDAY in which the
Central Branch Of the Union Pacific Chicago Burlington
and Quincy, Hannibal and st. Joseph, chicago ana
southwestern, Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fee Ral-
roads were represented IL agreed 10 construct
bridge across the Missouri River at Achison, the work
to be commenced Immediately.
The Central Branch Company has made arrangements
to extend their road up the Republican River 10 connect
with the Union Pacific at the hundredth meridian
A motion was made in the Supreme Court In Boston
this morning Judge Gray the bench, to admit tue
new Trustees Of the Hartford and Erie Railroad az par
ties to the suit Of George Ellis and oheTs under the Der
dell mortgage. This opposed by the Corporation,
and Brooks counsel for Ellis, instructed by him 10
oppose it, and by Matthew BOwles TO assent to IL. MIR
Brooks stated the Court that he would withdraw as
counsel for Ellis After discussion, the Judge post
poned the hearing until Friday morning, Mr. Ellis being
without counsel. .
The County Court OF St. Louis has approved the action
Collector Mcguire IN his attempt to collect the de-
quent Of the Iron Mountain Pacific, ana NOrth
Missouri Railroads, and authorized him to employ eouu-
sci the COuntys expense to defend any suit that may
be brought against him or his bOndsmen.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
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THE MARKETS.
IC.r,ul,y Reported for TnK rsIHrNs !

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Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were:

The rumored pool formed TO advance the premium,
and rates OF foreign exchange were the con-
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Hammona took out $4,000 in specie. The days bust
the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold
cleared S0Oi4OOO; gold balances, S,395.7l2; currency
balances sli47422 The following the quotations.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

State bonds were exceedingly dull and few transac-
tions OF Importance were reported. GeOrGia 5s main
tanned the recent advance to the other Southern
[ ssss tas.S9ar -,Orth Carolina old, which declined
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
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