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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-21
Letter from Sorss.usnpt0R.

l'orscrrondoocc of The Richmond risl,alch.l
NoRTHAMrToS CoUNTY, NA..2
january Is. 1873.
We are having beautiful weather, mild as
slting-and the farmers are taking advantage
:" it preparing tor their Srrin" crops. La
Dor is scarce here. Many negroes are en-
gagged III dredging for oysters in the sound
M III" bay. and others prcfcrriug to work
hy the day: aud TO hire y good work-haud
hy the month " Year is difficult. TIE farm
o.. however, are not discouraged, drtermi-
ming 10 20 ahead with what they can do
themselves, together with their Sons;--thosc
who are 50 fortunate as 10 have them large
enough 10 work teaching them a lesson
Which il may have been better for them to
h1E" learned before. Under orr new rcg,ulc
determination to make the best of things as
they come along. without dreaming and wOI-
:ln@ over the past. will contribute much TO-
wards making bright and cheerful many Il
lrc>ld". aud IN the end will make them proud
|" lhlnk that they are capable OF stclnmin@
The tide against difficulties.
here ATE no items OF special news. Our
new Judge Hamilton :. Ncale, Esu..) was on
The bench on last Monday court -(luv. Con-
siderable railroad talk ut the couutv-scat.
The extension Of the Eastern Shore railroad
|" thcrry>lcnr. or some point near, seems
I" he much desired by the people. These
old autl'intcrnal Improvement people, head
ct III time back by the lamented Or. G. II.
l"rhH, ha>r turned 4 complete somerset
on the subject OF internal Improvement. We
hope 10 have the railroad down here.
several valuable farms situated on the
water have been recently sold at very low
lTtcc>. The people hope that the Lcgi>a-
''Ur "!!i lessen the present tax, if possible,
- there never was time when they were
i",> able to be taxed. They consider that
our lands are assessed too high. Ills Excel
icncy Governor Walker seems to have an
eye to the reduction of taxes, and his late
message shows Il lore and interest in the
commonwealth over which he so ably and
arccpably prc>idc>. OBSERVER.
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Row York Htenag,

New YORK, January 20.--Ernest Nelke.
charged with robbing the mails in Germany,
has confessed his guilt and been remanded for
eXtradition.
One Jones, draughtsman in the employ
of the Erie road. was robbed and murdered
in Jersey City last night. Two arrests have
been made
Bail has been forfeited in the case of Mrs
Fanny Hyde, and she will be confined in the
Kings county Jail until her trial for the muir.
der of George Watson.
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England.

LONDON, January 2O.-The court of inquiry
organized to investigate the circumstances
of the loss of the steamer Germany of the
mouth of the Gironde have made a report
exonerating the captain from all blame.
The French pilot alone is held responsible
for the disaster.
The Daily Neus says Of the lease of sama-
ma bay to an American company that it is
not likely to give rise to any diplomatic COM
plications, but the wholeSomeness Of this
tendency to acquire territory beyond contt-
mental limits is doubtful.
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LETTER from Pefersbur|.
Of the Richmond Dispatch.1

PETERSBURG, January 90, 1913.
1o,,cd meeting Of the City Council was
:, ,l,;, afternoon TO consider a recon.
IIr'" ,da,;on cF the School Board that authority
s''",' ',, f,r thc ISSUANCE Of $4,000 in bonds
I, ,,,y for the purpose OF constructing
va '". .rhool-houSc>, one for the white
WV 49,, nihcr tor the colored children. After
3'" ,,,r.,Ir discussion the matter was refer
,bc Finance Committee. to lie reported
rho next regular meeting Of the Council.
~. morning a negro man named Nation
p.',,, r,,c,i,cd his deathwound while en-
i,,,,oriinc 10 break refractory mule on
,u,.. ,rrc,t. The mule kicked up and struck
,,,, ,,on violently on the head, fracturing
3D.. .Lull and iu'iictiuE other injuries about
49, ,,6y Ncaih resulted in short time
c. The deceased leaves n wife and scvc-
nj ,Ailjrcn.
,olcrrd man named Powhatan Nichols
.,-., rim over TODAY hy 4 cart, and sustained
.,vrrr injuries.
.r,,.o ,i,orr accidents belong to this already
a..n,al charter. II i reported that a man.
,,,,,,, nuhnrvst. ell to-day from his cart in
,>,. r,,rttv nt rrincr George and broke his
,L rh, Iurticullrs Of this alleged tragedy
r..,rro; been received, hut whi>kcy i said
:. ,;Nc been lis underlying cause. And
lastly. q colorcd man was badly hurt in
.,gnr 4 Friends stables To-day hv tho sud
dom breaking cr the machine with which the
f,,I f., their horses is cut, n portion Of the
fractured machinery striking bin about the
i,f, and hr7H~inS him badly, although no
bones were broken.
Thcrr was n tirht this afternoon in Mr.. y.
u rcnuanl's factory between Wallace Lee
'.,l ,,n,,;n Foster in which neither of the
,,,,.,onts sustained ouv mcnt,onabc harm.
,Ti.c service. Of the Snndav-School Union
.,,hr Nrtbodi>t churchc, of the city were
,,,,,su,IIy interesting Yesterday. Hymns
,,..r, SING hv the children. and addresses
,,.r, mad, lv President William !. Davis.
Rev. /. VI. Peterson. Rev. John Barley, and
other headers in The Sunday->chocl cause.
H,y, +. y. SEctid was TO Iiavc spoken. bur was
reported tn hr III too feeble health TO dc 50.
rhouch the exercises n his church were con-
Glctch bv him ~ usual. The Sunday-,chopl
EXERCISES Yesterday took place at the High
street church.
There have been several detcntiOns and
irregularities in the freight trains of the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
>uuthSidc Division, occa'ioned IN Part
probably, 10y The lIte spell "f cold weather
The accommodation train which i"ii here
saturday at /. NJ. did not reach Lynch
bug till half-pasl O'Clock in the afternoon
oi sunday.
4 substantial ana handsome frame delo
Is beng erected a' No''o"'! Courthouse oi
n" NonthSlde ral'Fnau'
nc recent oea'u "' ''o!''' d. NrNci.' lno'
minchl ana "tHitnE ".lHeh VI No''pN'l
"]uh'S'1- F'l"rlFu' lie "i' rlol''lt! '''ucu
81 sl''c''.
AnoiheE hhetl'hS mas r7'n caito 10 'ahe
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General lees Rfrtf,- Day In Savanna,

SAVANNAH, January 20.--General Lees
birthday was celebrated here with great
fclat. The first parade of military since the
war took place.
The Georgia Volunteers, Eighteenth bat
talon, Cheathams artillery battery, and
Georgia Hussars, paraded in uniform. Gen
eraI Wade Hampton delivered an address.
The day was generally observed as holiday,
and resembled the Fourth of July before
the war.
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during which scarcely one Indian was seen:
The loss to the troops was forty killed and
wounded. The loss to the Madoes b no;
known. 81
The troops were finally obliged to retreat
TO their camps. Bernards force bore the
brunt OF the battle, and suffered terribly.
All the cavalry fought on foot. Among Che
killed are Frank TrimbIe aud G.. &. Brown,
OF Oregon. G. w. Roberts was mortaliy
wounded. Captain Perry, Of the Regulars.
was seriously and Lieutenant Kyle slightly
wounded. The movement is called forced
Reconnaissance
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A BacawooDs MYgTERY-THE D1scopE
RIss OF TWO HUNTERS UP AND About HoUaH.
TON LARE.r1Two men just down from
Houghten lake, says the Farewell (Mich.)
Register, stopped at Farewell one day lust
week, ana related rather strange and Won
derfu story Of what they had seen In the
| woods Id that vicinity. -
While hunting In IL wild and secluded spot
| they came across sort of hut rudely con-
| stfucted between the roots Of two upturned
trees. Struck with the strange appearance
of the place they entered, and on looking
around discovered gun, with rusty barrel
| and stock decayed, half buried irethe earth,
where doubtless It had lain for years. Fur
Their investigation tended to impress upon
| their minds that an unexplained mystery was
connected with this gun--that the owner,
whoever he might have been, would never
leave 1t thus without some serious cause,
and accordingly search was made In the
to solve the mystery.
After some search they discovered at some
distance from the former another cabin Of
more pretentious appearance. but, like the
other, bearing undoubtcd marks Of age and
neglect. They entered, and were surprised
at what they saw. In one corner was rude
bed, or father the remains of one, for time
had done its work ; in another corner some
trapping utensils; and in another part was q
rude table. on which stood some dishes, as,
perhaps, they were left by the owner long
ago. Some wood and kindling was laid by,
as If intended by him who once occupied
this forsaknn spot to make fire on his re-
turn, and all around were various articles OF
domestic use, the sight of which only aided
to deepen in the minds of the beholders the
memories Of the surrounding gloom.
While thus with gloomy feelings looking
through this lonely and deserted place, a
strengthening package was discovered,
which was found to contain furs Of various
kinds. some quite valuable ones, or rather
had been so, for they were now worm-eaten
and decayed. Bear, wolf, otter. beaver, and
other skins were discovered slowed away
with much apparent care. The former value
of this fur was estimated at from three to
four hundred dollars.
A close examination of the premises
showed that they had been occupied by one
person only. who had been a trapper, and
had made this the headquarters Of his bust
ness. Nothing to indicate the name, former
place of residence, or what had befallen the
occupant OF the place, was found. All
knowledge Of the past was wrapped in mys-
terry. Whether in one of bis excursions to
tend his traps he fell q victim to wild beasts,
sickness, or other causes, is q matter of con-
lecture only. To the dark, wild woods alone
Is revealed the secret Of the unknown fate OF
one who once roamed these solitary wlds.
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The STEAMSHIP ACApIAN.-The steamship
Aca6ian still lies in the same position rs on
Friday last. An arrangement was made
with the Board of Fire Commissioners for
one of the steam fre-engines with which to
pump her out, but that arrangement was
subsequently, abandoned, and the Mcssrs.
Baker of Norfolk, are coming up to raise
her. It is thought they will have very little
difficulty. Gazette.
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ENGLAND AND Russ1A.-London, January
19.--The object Of Count Schouvalotf's mis-
sion from the Russian Government has been
made known. He came to England 10 OBJ
tain the cooperation Of the British Govern
ment in the measures contemplated by Rus
STA in Central Asia: but her Majesty's Gov.
eminent refused to change the attitude taken
by it when the first reports of Russia's inten-
tons were received.
England's declaration of her determina-
ton to secure Afghanistan against attack if
Russia annexed khiya opened the whole
question Of Anglo-Russia relations in Central
Asia. Russia now proposes that they should
deal with the kbiva and Afghanstan diff
Guilty as part of the general Central Asian
question.
Count Schouyalotf was unsuccessful in
etfcctng arrangements with her Majesty's
Government, and has returned to st. Peters
burgh.
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stage-Line accident.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
GOSHEN, January 19.-The stage leaving
here for Lexington last night met with an
accident about two miles from this place.
The coupling came loose, and two wheels
and the body of the coach, with five or six
passengers, were thrown over an embank-
meut into the river, making one or two revo-
lutions in the descent; leaving the horses
and front wheels in the road. No one was
injured. -
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MARINE IYTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY II, ts:s
Sur rises. ........ 7otI Moon rises. is.se
PoRT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 70. 1878. -
gees ARRIVED. Es'sS s-@$s
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker. New York. NOR
chandise and passengers, John ". Wyatt, agent. r
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Sorfhlk. mel.
rllandlse and passengers, l.. b. Tatutn, agent
.s.e . CLEARED. ssz. 5s3S tysFgs ~
Norwegian b,rk Sven, ueIyerson, Baltimore, IN
ballast 10 load for Europe.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
NEW YORK, January l7--Scheoner \. r. KELSEY.
Stulman. tg-ee.sF .saE7, &C.,
by TELEGRAPH.
FORTRESS MONROE, January 2o.-Eailed, brigs
Mary Rire, for Rio, and MoItke, for Bahia both
from Richmond. -
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THE CoTToN-TAx.-W Washington, january
l0.-Ncally all the members of Congress
present in Washington from the cotton
State, ut conference last evening agreed
Oh 4 new lii! TO refund the cotton-tax, which
they will press on Congress this session in.
stead of House bill 1892, hitherto introduced
by Dir. Mckee, Of Mississippi. The proyi-
sions Of the latter are materially changed SO
Us TO carefully look after the interests OF the
planters and freedmen, in securing to them
absolutely the return Of the cotton-tax they
have paid.
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Vaccination I'm xOStOu.

BosToN, January 20.--The Board of Health
urges the necessity of vaccination, and re-
quests prompt Information Of new cases
and the cooperation of the citizens generally
in carrying out proper sanitary measures for
the extinction of smallpox.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMoRE E, January 2o.-Flour firm and mn.
changed. Wheat quiet but frnt; supply sight 8
white. Sls51S2.lo: good TO prime red 81 es@411e:
common to fair red. 81. red westevr, $40
81 .cS. Corn fairly active Tor southern white. @0
Rye steady ut pJc.@l$ Provisions strcng. Fork,
at3,i56f$I Bulk meats firm; shoulders, <}osltc;
aud In good deinsnd: Shoulders, &C. rib-sides, Ia
Tic: clear rib-sdes, S0Stc. hams, new, 1:S6aisc.
Western butter unchanged. Whiskey dull at asc. q
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The Ice-Gorse OH the schuylkiu.

PHILADELPHIA, January 20.-The ice-gorge
on the SchuylkilL below Manayunk continues,
and the water is flooding all the mills and
houses in the lower part of Manayuuk. 1t
is feared that when the ice breaks away it
will damage the dam at Paramount and cut
Off portion of the water-supply of Phila-
delphia.
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Shipment Of Gotten from Norfolk
Direct to LiyerDoOl.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
NORFOLK, Va, January 20.-The steamer
Medora, of the Anchor Line, is receiving a
cargo of two thousand bales of cotton at
Reynolds & Brothers wharf. She is the first
steamer of complement that has been en-
gagged to load at this port and proceed direct
to Liyerpool,
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STOVES. TINWARE. &c.

r r.. MOUNTCASTLE Il CO., No. $40
~ Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth streets.
: LAMPS of every desirabic kind, including Per-
kine G Houses Patent Safety Lamp.
GAS-STOVES, GAS-FIXTURES, md DROP
LIGHTS. Call and examine our fine stock of
COUKING-STOVES, such as the +" General Let"
the Corn Planter" and Others. ta3
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a GlFT.FRoM NAPoLEoN.-- Cincinnati, Jan.
uary ia priest at Fort Wayne, Ind, has
reccivcd.as present from the late Emperor
Napoleon magnificent gold and silver cha.
lice for the cathedral at that city. An auto
graph letter accompanied the gift.
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The Hudson River Rridse.

New YORK, January 2O.-Thc Stockport
bridge, on the Hudson River road, was re-
paired at o'clock this morning, since which
time thousand loaded cars, including two
hundred and forty-three loaded with live
stock, have passed over.
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RAILROAD f.irss.


So ~ sgE 90 Z - - -
RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD Co.,t
RICHMOND, January "a. 1879. s 81.
AND DANVILLE RAIL.
IL ROAD.-Qn andafter SUNDAY, August 18th,
1872. - m,
Train No. ltnrougn passenecrj leaves Hiehniosd
vile at 1856 p NJ. arrives at Greensboro Ut $50
Train No. Dynchburg passenger) leaves Rich
m2nd daily at ELS A. NJ. arrives al Lyncheurg at
Train No. 10 Through mail and expressl leaves
Richmond sally at g:3G 7. n; lcayes DanYilie daily
at 1885 +. d.. arrives at Greensboro daily at lao
A. NJ. f ~ -
GOING EAST.
Train No. Through mail and expressl leaves
Greensboro daily at LIDO 4. NJ. leaves Danriue Gaily
+ /: 81 81 a. M Aii'''S ~ H''nnooa oiY az ~
Train No. Through passenger) leaves Green's
boro daily Except Sundays at ll:i0 A. M. leaves
"a at 1852 p Nj arrives at Richmond "'';''
Train No. lLynchbqrg passenger) leaves Lynch
A.; arrives at Richmond at aas PM.
Trains Nos. 2 and 10 connect ut Greensboro with
trains on the North Carolina railroad for all points
south. -
Train No. 10 connects at Greensboro with train
for Raleigh arriying there at 7s a. ii: Passenges
Gtn h SG a. m n m sdnee' at
Train No. connects ut Burkeyllle with train on
the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad for all
points southwest and south.
Lynchburg Accommodation Train leaves Rich
luoDd at 1855 r. NJ. daily except Sundays arriving
at Lyuchhurg In time to connect with the Morning
Passenger train on the Atlantic, Mississippi aud
Ohio railroad for the southwest. -ls
Passengers coming east leave Lynchburg after the
arrival of the Atlantic Mississippi and ohio pas
senger irdn from Bristol, and arrive at K!chmonh
at DAB 4, NJ. ...a
THROUGH TICKETS to oil points south and
southwest can be procured NJ the ticket Office In
.l,, mud Of Agent nf n
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rIilroad, No. 1925
Main street, Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule OF this company VIII plesse print Us above
JORN X. MACMuRD0,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. NJ. Il. TALCOFT. Engineer and Superintend-
ka
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-ttes MASsflELD IN A NEW RoLE.-Bost0n,
rouuy ia-JoSephine Mansfield, through
AnnIa,' la' attached the properly of Nathan
Of 'sp yHo al Newport, X. l., TO the amount
drno .J'pV' ior the loss Of $4,000, which che
tors ,h'tl with The Bowlts Brothers just be.
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Fire I'm fredericksburg.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, January 20.-Thc dwell
ing-house and furniture of Mr.. E. l.. Helm
ricken was consumed by fire last night about
l O'Clock. The family barely escaped, and
lost all their clothing. Insurance on dwell
ing and contents, $4,000.
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Death Of a Senator.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, January 20.-A Re.
publican senator died here to-day. The
lock in the Legislature continues.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Cu.,i
RICHMOND, Va. December II, Is7s.
an AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, De,


RICHMOND, VA. December IL, ETZ
an AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE.
~ CEMBER nth, The TRAINS ON this road WIZ
r The e MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond OF A. NJ.
and 2:2o P. NJ, aud leave Petersburg 1T liaS A. d.,
FREiGHT TRAINS, with passenger ccaea, at:
tached leave Richmond at A. NJ. aud +. d., ana
leave Petersburg at $50 A. ii. and ta0 7. 81. ~
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TKA iES VIII leave
Richmond aud Petersburg at A. A. RETURNING:
leave Richmond and Petersburg at 4so Z. d. ,fustaad
OF O'Clock, rs heretofore.
The A. NJ. TRAIN will moi lenye Richmond on
Sundays, aud the sa5 =. NJ. MAIL TRAIN and $50
4. u, FREIGHT TRAIN viii not leave Pe:ersbuF
on Sundays
Passengers for Norfolk will Il he the z:se I. 81.
DAILY TRAIN, and those from Norfolk VIII con.
meet ut Petersburg with the rs n VI. TRAIN.
Passengers from Clover Hill will take the go A
NJ. TRAIN OH Mondays, Wednesdays, and fridays
and returning leave Richmond on the same days "
2.20 Z. NJ. IL
The MAIL TRAINS viii stop only ut Chester and
The A. n. TRAIN will connect at PetenaNs
with The Atlantic Mississippi aud Ohio rsiicad fes
FuLLMAN's PALACE lsLEEPING-cAR ~in
be attached to tie THROUGH TRAIN at Weldon,
-''' :. . IL b. ASEY.
de 10 Ticket and Freight Agent
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ROCKS, STATIONERY. DE.

MATTHEW'S VIRGINIA FORMS
I'VE Just published by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
Forms oil Pleading, In Civil and Criminal Cases,
aud of Deeds, Wills, &C., and Proceedings In Bank
rnptcy. BY William b. Matthews, author OF Guide
10 Executors and Administrators. Price Is by
mail. post paid.
From Richmond Dispdtch.-" This book In de-
signed 10 furnish working material Of directly
practical character In shape sufficiently elaborate
To embrace within It's limits examples 10 guide In
large variety of cases likely daily 10 arise and ut the
same time In such q compass US not 10 depart from
the conten plated character Of rads-nlecum.
In I3-lSW
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD Co.,t
kICnMONn, January ., 1919. :

RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD Coat I.
RICHMOND, January ., 1874. :
NOTICE.-On and after this date Decein-
~ Der 2d) The PASSENGER and FREIGHT
TRAINS over tilIs route will be run az follows:
PASSENG Err TRAIN drily texcept Sundays be-
tween Richmond and West Point, leaving the de-
pot at 2:30 j. ii. ..-.
Passengers for river landings and Baltimore Will
leave Richmond depot Oh WEDNESDAYS ana
SATURDAYS ut o'clock a. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAIN for THROUGH FREIGHT
leaves Richmond on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, FRI
days, and Saturdays, nj o'clock A. II.
10 AL FREIGHT TRAIN, bctweel RickmoHd
and West Point, carrying local freight both ways.
OH Wednesdays and Saturdays, leaving Richmond
ut O'Clock 4. NJ.
WILLIAM n. BRAGG. superintendent
j. l.. TAYLOR, Freight and Ticket Agent. hleh-
moud. la9
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yY,HE sEMLMoSTHLY MEETING or
teshs4sCITHOLIC BENETitIaIsQEIEJx
viii Id held THIS HyEYISG ~ "a cctGex ts - -
t,sseipe,n or TIE Cathedral, special ablsn g -
meeting, she reception OF the report Oh tS pdasVe
Nv artirr OF the President, 80 {
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by Telegraph.

.-".i INV IUHh NLAHhE1E -. q -. =
new YORK. January To- oftan ws1Es eales.
lisa bales; uplands, eptc Orleans 7llG. Ea1nr IN
iair demat q ana stcady. Whiskey steady - Sc.
ter scarce aud e@3c- higher: market closed strong
Corn active and arnier Rice quiet ne stR1sie PORK
unchanged Lard quiet and weak AZ "a Iotc Nav1h
and t,llow quiet. Freights more active:
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V,HE LARGEST BLANK-BOOK' AND
PAPER-BOX MANUFACfORT SOUTH OF
formed a 70 partnershp under Tic urm-nane and
style of SIMONS d KElNISGaAN Tor the manu-
flctnre of BLA SK-BOOKS and PArER bones.
The business win be carried on 1t No. south
Twelfth street, corner Main.
W II. pcterl kEISI NGHAM.. >
RICHMOND, VA, January !, lS73. ja Il-5m