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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Market

New York Hfock and Money Market.
New York, January 20.-The bank state
ment shows that loans have increased 81 mil
Hons; specie decreased ! million; legal-tend-
ers increased II millions; deposits increased
81 millions.
Money Is in excess Of demand, closing MT 3
to 5. Sterling nominal Gold, 100 to 1O3f.
Governments advanced; '62's, 11ol. Ten
nessee's, esq; new, SCI. virginia's, So; new,
So. Louisiana's, So; new, so. Levee's,
80; SIS, 70. Alubama's, 90; 5's, 80. Geor-
gia's, 20; rs, 76. North Carolina's, 31a;
new, 10. South Cardinals, 90 new, %.
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Latest News from Washington.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
The Territorial Offices.
WASHINGTON, January 20.--In reply to 0
call from the territorial delegates in Congress
upon the President to-day with reference to
their claim that the citizens Of the terrific.
ries should fill the offices therein, and not
the defeated politicians from the States, the
President said he had been much annoyed
by applications from persons in the States for
territorial Offices, and he had already recon-.
mended to the Civil Service Commission the
adoption of rule requiring that territorial
offices should be given to citizens of terrific
ries, except the judicial offices and Indian
agents, and in those offices preference should
be given to residents of territories when
proper persons could be found.
The Coin Balance I'm the Treasury
at the close Of business to-day was, in round
numbers, one hundred and four millions;
currency balance, eleven millions coin cert.
ficates, thirty-eight millions.
+ The Louisiana Troubles.
Private dispatches from New Orleans hint
at a renewal of the recent political trou.
bles in that city. T1Moy.
General Items.
WASHINGTON, January 0.-Lientenant-Co.
lionel farran has been assigned to quarter
masters duty in the Department of the South
relieving Major Eddy, who is assigned to the
Department of the Gulf, relieving Major Bel
ger, who Is assigned to the Department O,
Texas.
Mr.. VOORHEES, having withdrawn from thu
Louisiana committee the Speaker substituted
Archer.
The President has appointed W. Fl. Rutf
tobacco inspector Of the third district O
Virginia.
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DRY GOODS.

WE ARE SELLING A WOOL CAR
w PET ut soc. worth 81. 80
SHAWLS at $3.50 worth 81; - 49,
SIIiaWI.S at 80 worth $40; ..-......-..fr 49,.
The best TOWELS in The city at 25e.:
Ladies (best quality BLACK and SILK
HOSE ut 81 worth S2.25;
very large assortment Of Ladies' Hemstitched
HAEDkERCHIEFS,go good and cheap;
Gents (goo,ll MERINO SHIRTS for 81;
SARATOGA TRUNKS at S. and $50: '.#.
OIL-CLOTHS and OIL-CI.OTH RUGS.
10 IL DUCkWALL q ROCSe.
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OFFICIAL,

TO ALL OFFICERS, &C., ADVERT
4 SING OR ORDERING PRINTING FOR THE
CITY In Council, January Sth, 1872, the following
resolution was adopted:
" Resolred, That the clerk of the Council be In
structed to call the attention Of Ill officers and other
persons authorized to advertise on the account of
the city TO the rule Of the Council this subject
On the 18th Of December, 1871, report was adopt
ed selecting the Richmond DispUch for the publ
cation of all ordinances and notices of every kind
from all departments Of the city government, and
w. II. Wade, Esq. was reelected city printer"
On the 18th December, 1870. Ii was formally re-
ported by the Committee on Accounts and Printing
that no bill from any newspaper or printing office
II heads Of depsrtInents Officers and employees
OF the city, will please give attention to this Ice.
l., ,o-I ID Clark
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y CALIFoRSIA LEGISLATIVE SQUABBLE.-
San FrGactsco, January lo.-In the Calitor-
MIA Legislature Yesterday Senator Fowler
(ttcpublican), in debate, said he was in doubt
whether Senator Pendegast DemocraO was
a fool or knaye. pendeg;,st, on the adj
j0urmnsnt Of tie Senate, sent some friends
10 demand full retraction and apology, and
IN c,t-c Of refusal to demand tight. Fow-
1cr,s friends decided in favor OF the retrac-
ZION and apology, which was written out by
Pendegast's friends, and it was agreed that
Fowler was to read it ut the opening Of the
Senate in the morning. The affair caused
much excitement. -----
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Hon. William Allen, of Ohio, is the only
survivor Of the United States Senate OF 1887
and 1885, when it was in the zenith Of its
ta.nc-when Clay, Webster, and Calhoun
were lnelnbers, and when it contained q
galaxy of talent that was unsurpassed in u
legislative body. He had previously been a
member Of the House as far back as 1893.
III. Aliens appearance now is that of man
in the yigor and prime OF life, whose fen
lures bear the impress of that unmistakable
mental intelligence that nature always be-
slows upon those TO whom she has given the
highest proofs Of her favor Cincinnati En-
IUtTer.
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The Virginia Immigration Commit.
fee.-Scw Water Works at Norfolk.

NORFOLK, January 2o.-The joint Commit
tee on Immigration, appointed by the Gene
raj Assembly of Virginia, arrived here this
morning. They have gone down the harbor
to visit different points on the river line, and
will probably extend their visit to Fort Mon.
roe. 1t is stated than an effort will be made
to secure the ground now occupied by Fort
Norfolk for an immigrant depot; the maya
zines Of the fort being in dangerous proximity
to the manufacturing establishments and
dwellings in that portion Of the city.
Work was commenced at Bramhle's Point
to-day on the new city water works. They
are to be completed by the first of October
next, and will cost half million Of dollars,
The contract for construction was awarded
to W. II. Allent 6 Co., Of Baltimore.
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Indictment Of the Lieutenant-Goven.
or OF Louisiana and utiieRs for
Felony.
New ORLEANS, January 20.--The grand
jury has found q true bill of indictment
against Lieutenant Governor Pinchback,
Senator Butler, and others, for shooting
with intent to kill and wounding Major
Chester on New-Year's day. Bail was re-
quired in 81 800 each.
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:
MILLS

WOOLLEN MILLS
Thanking our numerous patrons for their very lib
erl support during the past year, We beg TO assure
them that, regardless Of the heavy advance in the
price Of WOOL shall spare no effort TO merit their
confidence and patronage, and that
THE PRESENT HIGH STANDARD
OF our fabrics shall not only be maintained, but with
Increased facilities and rigid adherence to our rule OF
GOOD MATERIAL ONLY,
We hope to establish for them national reputation.
For sale In Richmond BY :
]. c. COURTNEY & BON,
THOMAS Il. PRICE & CO.,
DUCkWALL & ROUSS,
BREEDEN g. FOX,
ISAAC SYCLES,
LEVY BROTHERS,
ta,s CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
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The ICE CRoP.-There is at present one
hundred miles of block ice on the Hudson
ten inches thick, and icemen state that such
q surface has not been known for years. by
the close of this week five thousand men,
BOYS. and horses, will be at work at all
points, and, aided by steam elevators, will
hurry the harvest to close.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho Income Tax.

,-,-,,>crox. January TO- Representatives
49,, arricul,ural districts are opposed 70
"' ,.,>cS, or rather tho abolition, OF the III
'N ~ collection for 1871 on the ground
n'. . - now rated, This tax Is levied on capt-
."".' o,,5 besides. it has been estimated IN the
10y ,,,a far the present fiscal year, and cam
II, I'n VOW we'll dispensed with unless prori-
~, ho otherwise made 10 supply the den"
E.~m To-day the secretary of the New
,'a ,rt,.Iucomc Tax Association appeared
,,,,ro The WAYS and Means Committee ana
Ivy -, ary,I,nGu for the abolition Of the col
,,',;,,, RI thc tax for 1871, and for positive
"n,.,,ncn; rcrraling the law. The latter IS
,'D,,, necessary. rs the law expires 10y lim-
....F1 with the assessment in Is, l and lis
,,,,c,;ilu iii March, ISL.
Tobacco NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~. ;r,,,rc>>ion seems 10 be in tho Ways
49, Mans Committee that they will not re-
.,,,,.n.,d the abolition of the bonded-warc-
,.,,., system. favored by the Commissioner
4 I.tarpli Revenue. and very generally or
,a.rG IN tic tobacco Interest.
Seal locks for 0i~fiiicrs.
=. .r,lrr ol Commissioner Douglass seal
*, viii y" required OH those portions OF
.r..;'l,ry promise, only by which access can
y, md 10 The spirit during lis passage from
,,s, ,s4cr-sf,i 10 the receiving ciStcrns. anu
,r.o :, the doors Of the ciStcvIl-room and the
,H,,i,l,rv warehouse. Several concessions are
,,,,I. ~ cover cases where it has been found
.fa: rid adherence 10 rules would interfere
,,i.n The business Of the diStiller.
The Counterfeit Einy-Dollar Note.
The ENv-dol:r counterfeit Of the new
.....,'.ark issue. series Of 1869. is the first
,,,,sa Of that issue which has been counter
.,.i;r,, sYd can he readily detected by the
MOOR quality Of the engraving and paper.
'rer lay-c red seal Of the treasury in the cen
trrot the note. the cycloid, a number Of pane!
ornaments with scrolls, are wanted in the
counterfeit.
The iret Ct the figure on the left side Of the
counterfeit note are badly drawn also. Upon
the Ii.:!t arm, rs seen upon the genuine note.
!, q bracelet strongly defined, while in the
counterfeit il is hardly pcrccptiblc. Upon
the uvp2r LETT corner Of the note is shield
,.;:n lie monogram ~. S." under which is
arjthon with the motto e Pluribus Unum";;
~ t.c genuine ii is quite readable, while in
10 counterfeit ii is blurred and the letters
4rs badly formed. over the letter "U" OF
lie title United States" Is the lettering
series Of 1862" Between the words CSC
lies" AID 'lSg0" III the genuine there is q
slclll flourish; in the counterfeit there is
none.
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BY Telegraph.
.---1ty x~nnt- M nrr-rr,s,

NEW YORK, january 20.-Cotton dull and nom'-
Flour heavy and lower; common to fair extra, %. s.
1S7.35; good TO choice, S7.IOMSo.5). Wheat heavy
and lower: winter red western, Sl.Go@$ l.G3. Corn
heavy and lower 70fl72c; new southern yellow, 7od
Tic. Pork shade tirner BeefTuet. Lard h tdc
lrncr; kettle. 9sc Navals and groceries quiet and
steauY. EreightS tirlner.
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBCRGl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
prrrJNsoN.D VA AfJpI1Sf r. 1871

y
VNHE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD run as
The mail trains leave Richmond at aa5 a. 81. and
aao ?. ~; and leave Petersburg at 4;oS 4. N. and
Freight and accommodation trains leave Richmond
at a. VI; aud 40 7. NJ and leave Petersburg ut 10
a; The n. as 4. 81 train will not leave Richmond Cd
SUNDAYS, and the 7:20 ?. u. train will not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
daiiv Train. and those from Norfolk will connect ri
Plssengers from Glover nm YIN take the go 4;
s s:5C + I:' 81. n'''' '''''e r,..
The mall trains will stop only at Chester VIII,
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for
hsniasI'iES on the $50 train, running
mn Ticket and Freight Agent.
OHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
u ROAD.-On and after September LIST PASSES-
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond Sundays eh'
ce ase a M'MTAiL TRAIN for the White Sulphur
Spriey connecting at Gordonsyll with the orange
Alexandria and NIauassas train for Washington ana
North, and Lynchburg and South aax rp,,N o, Cor.
donsyille except Saturday. on which Gay II leaves
at T. 81. This train connects at SoruGsFnde Si, MD
the night trlns on the Orange hIexanorla and s,e
rassas railroad for LYNCHBukG aud WASltAsa-
Through tickets, a. low rates, sold to al points
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Havrc, Rotterdam,
Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenburg 70 al points
ON this road. can be bought Of the General I1ckel
Agent at Richmond, or can be ordered through any
station agent on the road.
Further Information may be obtained ut the Com
No passenger trains are run on Sundays.
a. II. PERRY, General superintendent
JAMES F. SETHEKLASD, General Ticket Agent.
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4 committee of the Virginia Legislature
has prepared memorial to the Congress OF
The United States for q donation OF hnd to
aid the public schools Of Virginia Many OF
the new States have received large grants in
aid Of their school systems, and it is to be
hoped that Virginia, who in the days OF her
prosperity gave so prodigally OF her territory
10 The Federal Union, will now be the recip-
lent Of the donation she is about TO ask
nht0 statesman.
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- 80 COMMISSIONERS OFgtCE,l
-..sg RICHMOND, December 80, tS7i.

nAVENPORT & co. AND. UTHERS
wJTJIAM NJ. McGRUDER AND
0THERs.-By decree entered In this cause or me
Circuit Court city Of On ts =; iSn sS e.
and staia m, account showing the fes-sirnpie anc
annual value OF the real estate In the bill enonsa
belonging To the defendant Wiltiam "a. McnrIsa,
resting upon the same together With their anonnn
and pfiorities, aud 10 report my prossednss nc,v
under to this court. stating In connactson VIII
said report any matter decisled pcrfnens Dy mysS.
or which may he required 50 - state ey any " sS
The parties Interested are hereby notified that
have txed on TUESDAY, the 3oth dag Of Janas .S
isJs Mt "a o'clock NJ, ~ the tiIle and my oes ~
and rank streets a. the place te exfeutE te ioIv
GOING decree &c wlrh time an psso tns Ears rs 1aS
{ d i.Nlsyi ~ Commissioner In cissnfefy.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
letter from Petersburg.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
pETERSrr-RG. ,IafrIarv 20 1870

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, January 20, 1872.
This morning Mcssrs. r. II. Jones. Jr.,
and Alexander Donian, commissioners, sold
two hundred acres Of land belonging to the
estate OF the late J. I. Snyder, and lying In
Dtnwiddtc county near the historic Five
Forks battle-ground, for So nh acre. It was
bought by Mr.. John W. Harmon. Some
other tracts were offered, but not sold. Sere-
raj Intellectual efforts have recently been
made to dispose Of number Of building
lots lying on the suburbs. Needless to tell,
the demand for laud In this part, as In other
parts, of Virginia is not quite equal to the
supply, which is virtually limitles. AT any
rate, anybody who wants to purchase Gun
certainly be accommodated, and that on very
favorable terms.
The recent appointment of registrars for
the next two years by the judge Of the Hus-
tings Court reminds people that the law re-
uuiicS no rc-rcgiStration this year, although
important elections are to be held. Revision
of the registration is very different thing
from making clean sweep and renewing the
lists altogether. The latter would make
very material change in the political situation
hcrcaboIts, whereas the pvisionS incline the
scales in hardly perccptiblc degree. Some
of our people arc in favor Of the Legislature
passing Il law to provide this year for an ell
iirely new registration.
Notwithstanding the iuclemency OF the
weather, the Union Bible meeting at Wash
ington-Strcet church was well attended last
night. and the Rev. +. II. Rutherford, OF the
First Presbyterian church, presided. Mr.
Staples. general agent of the Virginia Bible
Society, made some remarks, In which he
said it was proposed to collect all average OF
500 from each county Of the State, making
in all $4,000, 10 be expended in the Bible
cause. lie hoped to rui>e $500 IN TINS CITY.
On motion Of Rev. {. II. Hall, the chair
man was empowered to report to MI adj
iourned meeting to he held on next Sunday
week committee Of five to nominate perma-
ncnt officers for the rcurganized local board.
And so, with PRAYER aud the benedlctlon,
and with much quiet carnestneSs and cnthri-
siaSm in the cause, the meeting adjourned.
4 party Of wild youngsters distinguished
themselves last night by passing up Harrison
and Union streets, tearing down fences, pull
ing off gates, Sc. People in vain PROFOUND
to themselves the conundrum, Where We're
the police?
The Lee Memorial meeting and the prom
ised lecture Of DR.. T. a. La Far did not
come off, as per published programme; why,
nobody exactly knows. Some Of the young
patriots appointed by the ladies to drum up
an audience betook themselves TO the Thea
tire.
a lively newspaper controversy, is pro-
crossing between MI. B. j. Childrey, the
present Radical Superintendent of Water
Works, and Mr.. William KTkham, the late
Conservative incumbent.
Beautiful and elegant weather to-day.
RoEIS ADAlR.
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MACHINE WORKS.-SLOATs & AD-
lHl DINGTON, Nos. 1a22. 1924. 1926. and 1923 |

MACHINE WORKS.-SLOATt & AD-
Isl DINGTON, Nos. 1922, 1424, 1926, and 1923
Cary street. and Nos. Is and Is south Fifteenth
street Richmond, Va. We make all kinds Of new
work In the machinist line, repair all kinds Of work.
We 60 IN the country to do all sorts Of work In ONT
and keep them hand, we'll as tobacco screws of
all kinds together with bands and blllets and all ar
tlclcs for the manufacture Of tobacco We keep On
Rines Boilers, Saw-Mirs, Grist-n Mills, Power Pumps,
Platform Scales, Shafting, Hangers, Palle.s, Gear
NJ aIl useful articles In our line, together with
Judsons Patent Steam-En CINE &C Ternor; Utica Com
pany Steam Gauges; SelGen's Potent Engine rack-
Ing Peet Valves Globe Valves; Tallow Cocks; Self
Oiiiug Cups, for both engine and sliaftng; Fiue
Cleaners on Cans; Water-Gauges, &C An OF when
terms. N. b. We receive on consignment gill kinds
of machinery, both new and secondhand. Come and
see u.s. focel SLoAT b ADDtNGTOS
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BALTINOIE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, January 2o.-Flour dull Wheat dull
Corn steady; white southern. sa@65c.: yellow. eeQ
j2@5Gc. Rye steady at o3c.@sl.02. Provisions and
butter unchanged. Whlskey, SIC.
Fna's-Coupons. old, 52i bid; new, 81 bid
Consos, 5s bid; 1T asked. Wet Erginia's, Is BID
l9 asked.
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1Or1 WINTER 1871
lCf L. ARRANGEMENT lCs lie

'eAA1 HiIRt; AND POTOMAC ROUTE.
THROUGH TRAINS leave the depot c'rEer OF
Byrd aud Eighth streets as follows:
The DAY TRAIN daily at $50 A. NJ; arrives 10
Washington at isIs, Baltimore Except on sun'hysl
Mt 2:is, Philadelphia at e:l6, and New York al 1870
+. NJ. THE SAME DAY.
The NIGHT TRAIN daily except Oh sundays) Al
6as =. NJ.
The DAY TRAIN arrives In Richmond at "a
The NIGHT TRAIN arrives in Richmond tsiott-
10 HE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRAIN for Milford
leaves Broad-Strect depot daily fSnndays s&espted
al aso 7. r.; arrives In Richmond 1t sas Al N.
srIIs n TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal pein's uofsn' sts''
&C, compsay'a oasee corner Of Broad and Eighth
streets. ,,,-,.s :. ..s, q
49, j. b. GENTRY. General Ticket aRssa.
ED. MYEHs, General superintendent ,e'f
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sTaIoITOR FLAv0Rffs q. GOeSA.GS
k4BRASDY on, tfsi slIgss u E N fltshts1
OH, saaln 65ss Iii 3 s rs,
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There are l25 public free schools III Au-
gusta county.
Smallpox has appeared at Powells Fort,
Shenandoah county, Va.
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COURT ORDERS.

VlRGISIA:-1D the Clerks office OF the
Y Chancery Court Of the city os Richmond, De-
cember 30, 1911. IN vacation ::
William a. Wyatt.
agtirst
n. W. alton and ". T. Walton. Defendants,
IN CIIAyCEHY. -,
The object Of this suit is ~ enforce y mechanics
Non in favor OF The plaintiff for the Of hum
dred and ATTY dollars with interest thereon from the
OH day of june, ls?l, and costs against house and
lot on Seventh street north OF Leigh street. In tho
city of Richmond claimed and owned by the %.
Sendants. And affidavit having been. made and nleo
that the defendant y, T. Walton Is non-rss:aenl OF
witin one month after due publication hereof and
do what is necessary to protect his Interests Eereir.
A eopy-Test: s,r.px c,
CAxSog Il COURTNEY, p. q. u l-MSw
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A CANCER DocroR FLooRED.-"Dr." P
\. Cobb, so called by himself, who pretend'
to be able to cure cancer, brought suit in
Wytheyille some time since against Mr..
Joseph Hilton for services in attending bis
Hilton's) daughter, who was afflicted with
cancer. The case was tried in the County
Court of Wythe this week, and the jury not
only refused to give the doctor" anything
for his services q, but actually brought in
verdict of fifteen dollars i'll favor Of Hilton
for the "Doctor's" board whilst trying on
his cancer experiment. This we call Smelling
a "cohb" to some purpose.-Lynch6urg
Sr,rs.
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ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK NEATLY
"A EXECUTED AT THE DISPATCH PRINT
ING HOUSE,
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CUNARD LINE THE BRI- F@S
CTISH AND NORTH AMERICAN rsrft ssse p 2,
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between sew York
and LIVERPOOL, calling at Cork harbor.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Hy the Wednesday steamers, not carrying steer-
First Cabin $3.50, gold. Second Cabin. $50 gold
First Cabin TO ParS .glss' SoiI'
BY the Tuesday and Saturday steamers:
First Cabin .....Sso, gold. Steerage $50, currency.
Storage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and all parts Of Europe ut lowest rates. ,,
Through bills of !adng from virginia 10 iferpc0i,
Belfast, Glasgow HavIp, antwerp, and other poriS
on the Continent. and for Mediterranean ports VIII
he Issued by the VIRGINIA aud y IL T. u n
THROUGH LINE, they having made the nsSe s
arrangements with the OLD DOMINION STEAM
SHIP COMPANY 10 New York, and With the GU
N.ARD LINE thence to Liverpool, &c.
For rates, &C., apply to the Agents OF the oia 10
minion steamship Company.
CHARLES g. FRANCKLYS.
General 8gent CurIard Line,
j. D. HEnEY, Dr., Genera, Agent Vlrglna
teA and FOREIGN Ihroogn LINZ:
VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND -A%KN
Y PACKET COMPANY.-The steam. -
ship GEORGE Il. UPTON leaves New d9rk GVeIIy
SATURDAY: leaves Richmond every TUEsU.Ai.
The steamship WILLIAM p. CLYDE leaTes New
York every TUESDAY,; leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY. Freight received daily.
u. j. BURR, President,
reoo 1914 Main street.
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DEFINE BAR IRON; Hammered
IL swede's Iron; Hammered Country Iron; HAM
mcred Ploagh-P lates; Norwny Nall Rods Horseshoe
Nails; Ingot Copper, Block tbs sheet Inc,
and Russia Sheet Iron. For sale by
h7 JOHN y. GORDO SONS. Pearl Block,
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A You've LAZY k1LIED.-A gentleman
from Markham, Fauquier county, gives an
account Ct distressing accident that oc-
CURED in his neighborhcod on Sunday morl:'
ing last, which resulted in the death of an
daughter Of Major John Am
bier, who, while on her way to Leeds church,
was thrown from her conveyance ty the
horses attached becoming frightened, and
almost instantly killed.-Alerdnd,Ia (Fa.)
En.rL,c
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CLOTHING.

TOHN LATOUCHE, "a
MERCHANT TAIL OR, NM
cau be found lunt his old store Is reted at No. Ia
FOURTEENTH STREET, where he has his STOCK
in order and Is fully prepared to prosecute his bust
ness Us promptly as heretofore. ia le-tJa2e
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A Town Nearly Destroyed by Fire and


LITTLE Rock, ARK, January 2o.-One-half
of the town of Monticello. Drew. county, in
Guiding number of business houses, was
destroyed by fire last night, A few days be-
fore terrific storm passed over the same
place, destroying two churches and several
other buildings, and unroofng the court