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His Request Is Aooedod to with
Some Opposition,
The Case OF Dr.. McKaig-.-Mission-
ary Board.
Monthly Meeting Of the Baptist Minis.
ters' Association,
Discussion OF tho Question Of Pastoral
Visits.
Who Shall ordain md Depose Min
listers.
THE uz1uAGo PRE5BYTERY.

THE CHIUAGo PRE5BYTERY.
MORNING SESSION.
The soni.annn nal meeting Of tho Chicngo Pros.
bytery rms hold at tho chapel Of tho Third Ircs-
bytorian Church, yesterday, corner OF Washlhg-
lon and CARPENTER streets. rho prcsbytery "aa
ppaned Tith prayer by tho llcs. Arthur Alltoaeh'
THE ATTENDANCE.
Tho roll vas then called, wlen the following |
ron,}cmen responded: Tho Rcys. 8. Hair, a, |
Swazoy. A. Mitchell. 4. E. Mttrodgc. Z. N. Barrett,
W, Brobston, @. Wisnor. J. II. TrowbridGo, D. J.
Hurrol,. E. N, johnson, L. Il. Davis. G. u.
1'hou,paon, ". II. Van Doro1, ]. II. Burns, 7. II.
Post, ". Blackburn. l.. 3. Curtis, ". FORSYTH, 7.
ua,uoy. r. L. pattou J. II, Faris, ]. II. BARNARD,
z, L. IIurd, q. @. Noyles. !. II. Wnlkor, J. @.
puyneer, j. T. Matthews, Jamos Mcleod, J.
Covort, 3. e. 8. Ely, Il. ". Patteraon W q.
Youngu, IT. Z. Brown, H. Elliott, mud ). H.
Mcclure.
Tho following Elders woro also present: D. NJ
Moore, 8. ., Williams. q. Smith, ]. y. Taylor,
Il, N. a1atsl,, u. Hood. William Allen. L. I.
Adams, ". N. Hibbard, J. frazer, q. II. Leonard,
and W. NcGrogor.
PnEL1MlNANr WORK.
Tie nest busncss iu order was the election Of
a Moderator. Tho Kor Jameu Mcleod nonai~
':'.' uAt'u ~ 4'o M. unrs :, !, naya md II,
N. Barrett vcro elected Clerks.
Tho records Of tho rrcsbytery ssero then read,
,ovorirr Tin Into trial of Prof. Swing. After
eoss1ns ,,. .,na,,t. snv lin rceorr voro upnroyed.
SSns s,,sa.;,,.t 11an,aa ,o,,omon nroee,t were
invited to sit as corresponding mcnlpess OF tao
prcsbytory: Tho Rev. II. Wadcnmoser, tho
rev. 6. i. s. Brown, tho Iscy. Il. +. Jay, Tho
Rev. James MacaueLlip, and tho Rov. U. y.
Gulick.
The Prcbbytcry then accepted ah ahslfa!'on
from tho lalieh Of tho Third Church to lunch IN
lin ch,ych as,or aa1onr,,ccnt,
'ne eno4sn a4'oA
TIE sW4Nd unol
5flo report or tho committee 70 propato " ~.
mort Of the trial of Prof. Swing was then called
r..
w. .,.,,>,;,4,. var o,1o,vod IN re
on motion. 'ao eoniietsso' "@. .t"s,.,s .1,o
sYo for consultation. Attoe ns'et @oaouee' tro
:, Jo},nso,, roporSc' TINT report had been pro-
-,oroI aud ,r;nsntl in hook form, which llo held
+, h;a hand. Tho rorort was substantially cor
ract sayo sav ty1,pgraphical e1rofs, ord tho
III hal
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THE 4ogME1ED' ;n! asugA ~ 1s4ASD - ~ O.
~. LOUIS nA1LbAn tst.aio,, ooANa da.,,. sa,.u x.
Judge Blodgott for tho appointment of Re-
ooiyer in tho case of tho TALON Trust Company
W. -, ,r,,n no,}tfor1 1,o,,r 1alnr1 h # I.ouis
aI w. 10y "a lon % ano". ta's .o,'t,a ~ a' ,an tho
uboyc-namod Company filed q bill in tho United
Status Circuit Court Botting out Lhe organization
~ lin f,om,,.nv mn, ,ts isauc oY bands tn tho
,1,;,,,a4o n,,,,,t ~ o,,,rt an nm mn lin. Il,
1879 tho officers OF tue rpad ii1,diuE TINT It TAa
unproiltab!o, imsueoa noat Of tho bonaho'1ers to
, 1874-10-06
Condensed Statement Of It's Receipts
and Expenditures.
Work Done in Laying Steel
Rail, Etc.
4 Criticism Of the Adverse Railroad
Legislation in the West.
Tho Rockford, Rock Island s. st.
Louis Railroad i'll Court.
miscellaneous Items.

TIE NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
Tho report OF proaidont Keep, Of tho North
western Road, Of thu affntrs Of that corporation
for tho yaar onding May o., 1874, has juat bocn
mado public. It IL hubstnntiollyns follows:
At Thy date Of tho las annual rcpo tho stat Of
Mny. 1873, there three unfinished lines Of tha
s G.xaen IND fsr snsq
IA, Wis.,: Tho Northwestern .Union between St1wah-
keo and Foud du Lac; aud the Wiona \ Vt. Peter Ell
MINNESOTA aud tho UH Sioux nsror, in Ds kotA-stat
being e terminus prescribed by tho acts Of Congress-
Tic MADISON E1onsion was opened for public 1rsl-
mss tho 14h Of Soptcmburi tho NorthNcatern Union
On On & ~ @a1 Spfofe
tho Of tho great nnancia pao IT. Inst yeal
The number Of naiies now embraced Il II ths syntom
Of railroads owned an controlled BY tho Chicago Il
Northwestorn Kalway Company f. l2so 3d. Of w1iqi VI y
Of leased roads In Town. and 81 90 mics Of EXCURSIONS
TO tho iron mines q, Tho ren.na,'ia-hns aa9aio
an IT, ss fewa s has 5sss es o
rempoalosa Prescott . nilss a,, the w!noas
.nilts: ii Iowa 1880 mica IN Siasonst,,, ss5es
!fSs S nes IL aa IL Dass auss sI cs Tho cs
Of railroad completed antl btoMKbt into opcrn-
p u @ aSs sea A' on so oSs.sa ass
atkl GoG3 ou tho Northwestern Union lsoad.
rs ssr cpsa aShs 5nse es
Northwestern operated l,4S1a, nra tho proprietary
roads 4Go. o.Q5 niles.
Ills gro.s earnings Of tue conhinetl system for tho
fiscal year e,ling the 3pt OF May, 1874 were sld
g3cdl; anu thG total charges for ol.ralahg oSsnsss|
slnkiug fund acconnt, amounted to Sl4 So6.
leaving combined nct prpht for the year Of Si,355,'
10 tho aggregate earnings OF tho year there wera
| contributed by tho ..o-, ~, =,
Chicago : Norhwcstcrn .5o3 @ 81 81
Nortlwoacru Union. .....,......... lc5.t4po7
LACROSSE Trcnpulea Il Prescott: ~. 5sD. +
! sl1,631, ,o3d.al
cxelusiyo of is earnings Of tns proprietary roaas
| were III follows
rnssenyer carhlnga. ..'...ss'a:S,s .:S, s1aa5
| Freight earu!iiBs. ......... ..lu,3
Exitesa earn1nga..'......s. 3'so5Ss
sil s1snings i,{s c.rr,nr: isSssv5 saSssy5
Total. sl1,as1, ,eeo.s
Thu yearly charges were:
For Operating ezreuses. 49,. $685., ,7eo,o5
o1 For iosses, iass 0ilcago afs Il ii 5oi4.75
Being 8f.2i per cent......... so,275,elo.d
s5.o75,cTod
For interest on bonds. ....s1, 500, ,747.30
Interest htd exchailCo anu
gold premium .......... 201 ,Tto1a
I.SutAa Of Lows roads. 1,0i96i9u
Sinking funds. .......,:. 4s,l2o.u0
! Dividends in adjustment old
| 0aleno Il @. u. II. Il. STOCK. 40aH
|
Tosa1 ba1ance..... ..... $l,eal .752o q
From which ne deduct llTsnccs nado to
cst. otc.. duriug tho year, amounting TO- 55s,G7t.t
|
Leaving tho net proft for tho year. ,b81
10 th!Sudd balancn Of income account Of
tic coIubueI roads Oh ulat May, 167J.,. 7GI2c4,l
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CASTELAR,.

This almost idoIized man amongst tie en-
thusiasts of the so-caIled Republicans, ana
amongst the fanatical philanthropists every
where, seems to have been NOBODY .ne nio'
ment a crisis occurred IN STATE aila'ls M
Madrid. His admirers are rejoicing IN thelf
yindicatiou of him upon the ground that the
military intervention under PAyrA was not
ordered by CASTELAR,. In fact, he hurrlediy
resigned. lie wilted like delicate flower
before the breath Of the first frost. Poor
CASTELAR,! He bad no stomach for SUCH
strife as his eloqucnce readily set on foot.
I;;le all Of his class of Missionaries and en-.
thusiasts, he is of no use when the plnen
comes, and floats down the stream oil MS
tory as famous for nothing but marrlng
peace he could not mend.
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II Is no benefit to tile eountSu1an that his
flisnuted road case, orahis resistance t9 dhe
mutation OF iishnd TO crafty the VIM or
interest of Others, must be submitted TO the
Inferior talent which must necessarily faSe
the place Of the best minds, TO whose Judg.
'ment he formerly had resort, and 70 whose
decision be could bow with better faith. it
il no advantage that be eau no logger zen
what's what-Hhat the county court :"
can or cannot do.
TO the profession it brings no special
good, except that nonresident lazy rs can
practice In g foreign courts 2 with less incon-
yeniance, and perhaps it may give to estao-
Iisbed leaders an advantage over JUNIOR
members. It may tighten, oo,the laoor aus
increase the leisure Of the lawyer BY concen-
tratins the work into fewer terms.
The abolition of the county court was not
only ,lnwise, uncaled for By the people,
against their wishes, and injurious TO .n e,I
interests and convenience, but lis cossriio'
T1orAIrTY IS MORE THAN DOUBTFUL. ..o,;,
!, s,,n ns II naner. JoHS NJ. ORB.
Lees5,yg, December "a, 1873.
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TIE C,.,ti,yil-Rixisss Biz

The Hon. ). AMsEss sx1sn, essresentattye
in Congress from this district, writer sensi.
bic letter 10 some Of his coiored constituents
on the subject OF the civiI-rights bill. bic
speaks to them plainly and kindly, ana lass
before them the reasons which prove that tue
tassage OF the civil.rjghts billwiil be a efea1ef
ininry 10 them than to the whites In such q
conclusive and simple manner that they can
mi fail TO understand them. The blacks
have ~ GOOD teachers as the whites have;
rho Whites pay nearly all the money for the
purposes OF education ;5ana il the blacks WIN
not be content unless the white ana lack
children arc iutermiuslcd in the same schools,
then the whites will cease to support Tue
schools. The power exists not upen tins
earth that can force Virginia white parents
to send their children to colored schools.
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ooroocaf,n, dII,1t.s: 20 COmmiLtee on Courts
Nv MIR. BAGwELL: Petition of Benjamin
T Walker and 3. w. L. Holt cOntestIng the
e.ats of Ross HAMILTON and GEORGE w.
YousG, of the county of Mecklenburg. 10
Committee on Privileges and Elections.
nv Mr.. O'NEALE: a bill to amend the Sc
cond section, chapter 113, of the Code, in re-
lation to csclleators. To Committee Oh Courts
Of Justice.
Bv Mir. ROUND: 4 joint resolution in re-
ference to the public schools. 10 Commit
tee on Schools and Colleges. (similar to
those offered in the Senate.)
By Mr.. HARRIS mot Mr.. DAVIS, as reported
Yesterday: A petition of Henry Turpln con-
testing the seat of E. S. PENDLEroN, OF Gooch.
land, To Committee on Privileges and Elec'
Rv Mr.. WYNN \ petition Of William A.
Reese coptesting the seat of T. 4. Jones, OF
Brunswick county. Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections.
fThe hour for the joint order having ar
rived, the House proceeded to the ELECTION
of a county judge for the district Oh clarke
and Warren counties. MIR. LOWELL nomi
mated MIR. John E. Page. The roll was
called and Messrs. LovESsTEIN, LEE, and
| O'NEALE appointed committee on the pai'
of the House to count the vote. [See Senate
report.]
| being in order, MIR. CoGHlLL nominated Mr.
william F. Taylor. Dir. O'NEAIE nomi
mated Mr.. John w. Walsh, of Wythe.
| MIR. ANDERSON nominated Mr.. Ruffner to-
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
| The nomination was seconded by Mi
ROUND (Republican), of Prince William
county, in speech highly eulogistie.
4 Messrs. VAN AUKEN and SYPHAx (colored
followed in similar speeches.
Mr.. PopHAM nominated Mr.. G. E. STRo
TIER for Superintendent of Penitentiary.
Mr.. BRANCH (colored) nominated MIR. vii
liam Fl. Wilkinson, of Prince Edward.
MIR. ALLEN nominated Mr. w. II. Tails
: ferro for Agent and storekeeper OF the Per
:, itentiary. ...3. 81
Mr., You've nominated 81. L. Wigand.
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a. :! l.y reduced to weakness ana oe-
pravity by the usurpations and informed
ding Of the Federal Government.
Our Spanish Policy.

Mr.. Cusu1sa goes to Madrid with an aboii-
tion sreech memorIzed; but we have ialth
enough in his shrewdness to suppose ne VIII
hardly make it should the opportunity Tor
doing so not fairly present itself. Inc
United States Government thus far has been
under THO direction Of the North, through a
combination of ofice-hunters with puritan
ism and fanaticism. There is vein of COM
nonsense, sharpened by greed, running
throuch these elements that will not allow
an opportunity to be lost. Spain Is ia'leh
into the hands of ambitious men, whose
r;v,,r;es AMI, conflicting opinions may stlll
further impoverish me- before she passes
under the rule of arbitrary authority.
In tbe process Of the establishment OF the
government that may prevail money will be
en- INDISPENSABLE agent, and the demand for
# NAV be so pressing that our Government
may have good opportunity 70 ouy oupa
aud il Is our opinion that that opportunity
shonld not be lost. Nor will it if the govern
inc mower Of this country preserves the we'll
known cunning that resides in the chiel e'e
ments it represents. -.
Cuba, we are satisfied, must be ours soone
or later. II we do not bnyit why IL VIII
be acquired through war. If a monarchy
established in Spain and it be directed py
rr,er Of tolerable capacity and decision Q
character. there will be no federation Oh IN
interference Of the United States in the 40
,nest;e affairs OF Spain. That will ire tn
American abolitionists, and they will con
.bine with the American freeoooters an
JOHN Brown lunatics to lnlest the "a'e'
about Cuba and to bring on trouble an ~
final war. It would be better to buy U
island; and hr. CUSHING is,good at a traa
Come what may, it is time for our Gover
ment and our high officials to cease tue
misplaced republican flabbergast soo'
Spain. We have bad that al ''ause"na.
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lFor the Dispatch.l
The Comfy i Courts.

We say, in Virginia, that no man knows
tbe value of q good horse until he has naa
one and has parted with It.. The same trutil
is expressed in smoother phrase D! Tue poet
when he saws that Blessings brighten as
they take their fight" - ,,,,,
The people OF Virginia have never SO luiiy
appreciated the value OF their tlme-nonoreo
;nGpsitntion the g county court" as now since
!. Loo heen taken away from them. AS
r - mr. OF JUSTICE it was emphaticalls and
nec,,iiarly the peoples court; it came nearer
ppnd closer to them than any other tribunal!
Tho wit of man has never devised q judi
c,t,,re more perfectly adapted to the habits,
The nature, the feelings, and the require
ments of any people than was the county
conrt y TO those of Virginians. 1ts jurisdle-
tion was competent to the determination, en-
one forum, of every legal question in which
/ they could have any concern, from the
smallest matter of county. police to the
highest and largest interest affecting life,
| liberty, or property. The general accuracy
of such determination Is attested by the
rarity Of any reversal Of the decisions OF the
county court by the Court OF. Appeals.
The structure Of the county court wa:
such as to sfford a prompt and speedy adj
ministration Of justice. 49,.
| Its twelve terms cOutd clear on idptufl
| every cause, and its four quarterly terms
could dispose Of any comm0n-iaW SUIT Ritn
| in the wear, no matter how stubbornly con
tested. Its monthly DEGREES In cnaneerJ
1lnade such. cases as Jarndyce os. Jnrngylc'
matters OF imposed billy unless all the sui.of
land counsel concurred In the delay. ~ wa wa
a model BIZ which the courts OF the Enghsl
| ehaneellors mighthaye been reformed; TO ~
iSnfinite advantage OF the Niitors there ~
system was cheap and handy. -. !. 80. :,
III any court could be invented IN whie'
the laws delays could be obyiated, this wa
| The one. Init, II counsel, sultors; ana WI
inesses did their duty, no man i,eed % Yep
Hong hanging by the eSehshes nor ne Io q
Itmrsd and fdemofaiizeds by suspense aad 10
i decision, nor be ruined By costs.
In criminal cases the county court save
.se public the COS! Of keeping n'ioasss 70
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TIE COUNTY CoUaTs.-We invite attention
TO the very able article which appears in this
mornings Dispatch from the pen of Mr..
JOHN NJ. ORR, Of Loudoun. 1t is unanswera-
BILE.
The county courts are indispensable to the
comfort and peace of the people. They The
should be maintained in as much purity anu
yigor as possible, and no concession saaa
diminishes their proper jnrisdiefion aha ~, u,s
nifty should be made for anybody. = ~
public good is paramount to al othcr con'
sidasatfors yz.t
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CALEB CUSHING, OF VlReiNIA.-We had
thought that the announcement OF Mr.. CusH.
ING as from Virginia was joke; but he is SO
located in the reported combinations OF the
Tinted States Senate. Well, it's of no con-
sequence, as Mr.. Toors says. 1t don't de-
prIye any natiye-born Virginian of anything.
We are sure OF that. And CALEB Is good
fellow-taken by and large, as the boy did
the turnip.
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DEATHS.

y
., chesterfield county, January the Cd,
Deeq d,s LANE, infant daughter Of Marinda +. and
\ r talbot; aged i've months ana twenty-sN
day'' Sad and silent is the households;
Cold in death our darling lies;
She has left an earthly mansion
For d mansion In the skies.
Cold and silent Is her youTg heart
Pale the lips we loved to kiss,
- And upon her lovely features
4. Liugers still the smile we miss.
Farewell, Annie, thou hast left us;
Angels claim thee rs their own'
Up in heaven we hope to meet thee
When LIES weary days have flown. y
Petersburg and Baltimore papers please copy "
Died, at the residence Of her daughter,in-la| In
King George county Va on the eXenng W Ui t
OF Inc late II. 4. Garnctt, of Westmoreand county,
Va.
Died. Sunday mornny y n5 y,i ann Bsf Cox.
Mrs. JANE II. COOK, in the forty-third year OF
her age.
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The first telegram about CAsTBLAE's defeat
in the Cortes reported the majority against
him at 12O. AS subsequent report gives it,
the majority was only 20-the vote being
100 to 12O. That was enough in body
which a few months ago made CASTELAR,
with almost dctatorial powers.
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M PpATT,s ASTRAL OIL.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless, Always uni
form. Illuminating qualities superior 10 gas. bu.hs
I'm any lamp without danger Of exploding or taS1ns
dire. Manufactured expressly 10 displace the use
volatile and dangerous oils It's safety under every
possible test, and IT. perfect burning qaasues' arc
proved by its continued use In over 3oo'ooV Ian,s
lies. Millions Of gallons have been solu anu NJ
Extraordinarily or fndircctly-nas ever occurres
from burning, storing, or handling IT,
The insurance companies and fire commissioners
,brouphost the country recommend the ASTRAL
as the best safeguard when lamps are used seha
for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally ana ~
,rhoIesaje by the proprletors, CHARLES fEA1h
q CO.. lOS Fulton street, New ork'
oc l 7-d&w6m
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General Assembly Of Virginia.

TUESDAY, january 6, 1874.
SENATE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W1rHERs in the
chair. Prayer by Rev. George Woodbridge,
D. d., of the Monumental church.
QUALIFIED.
Senator DAWSON, from tue York district,
being present, came forward TO the clerks
desk and qualified.
Mr.. THOMAS, from the Committee on Rules,
submitted report containing amendments
to the 5tb, 18th, 10Th, 3Oth, SD, 58th, 26th,
also striking out the 54th and 55th rules.
The report was adopted.
The tifty.third rule as amended now pro-
yides that no bill of a private or local char-
ac,er shall be taken up out OF its place on the
calendar unltss by two-thirds vote; DIS
of a general nature may be taken up Dy a
majority vote. The other rules are Oh no
public interest, except tue ffty-eighth rule
which names those persons who shall be en-.
titled TO enter the Senate chamber, be entitled
to privileged seats, etc., etc. ,
On motion of Mr. THOMAS, four hundred
COPIES Of the rules rs amended were ordered
to be printed.
FROM THE HOUSE. .
House joint resolution providing for the
election Of certain officers at z. M. this day
was taken up and agreed To-
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~ VELYETEENS.

BLACK vELvETEEN at so: 50. IS, 75. s5c.,
fl, fl. IS, so. s1.75, and s2 per yard;
BROWN VELYETEEN at 60c.:
COLORED VELVETEENS at Toe. per YARD lor
the best goods; ,
yELOURS. In colors, at 81 and 81 90 per yard;
TTKOUOIS ut 81 8 per yard;
SILKS and SATtNS, for trimmings, cut on tl'
bias when desired
PRINCES, GIMPS, BUTTONS,
BI;iTTTT1T0S.aOULDS in fourteen sizes:
COTICELLI SEWING SILK,
BUTTON HOLE TWIST,
ESGLIsH and RICE CAMBRIA,
ENAMELLEO CLOTH,
ticles for DRESS TRIMMINGJ at
'1 ~ LEVY BROTHERS..
rhAnm AH JAG
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nwBLANKETs BL ANKETsl BLAN-
.KETS!-LEyY BROTHERS have now on hand 4
large assortment q WHITE ana as- G noit
d. 1sn t;RfR and CRADLE BLANKETS and
CHiLDREN's CARRIAGE BLANKETS al sl'oo
worth 70. 49,, s,-c 40 and
90 IN These comfOrtibles are manufactured III
his city. Only the best material used. po
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ASA SNYDER,
nate President of Richmond Architecturat non
- Works and Stove Company
IMPORTER OF SCOTCH AND ND FuKSAch
ALL AGENT FOR CHARCOAL PIG-IRoNs.
Office at yard. 1905, 1910, 1Ol2, and lo14
CaIs suiII i,v and sell PIG-IRONS on brokerage.
lie viii buy and sell PIG-IRoNs on his own ac-
count. .crNr, for eucb fnr-
IL. as viii cnps9n him their make. He also In
yites consigpments of SCRAP-IRoN for SAFE is q On
commission, y.. y. "
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Our correspondents must excuse us just
now for cutting short their letters.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. Ssw o. 5fhsb shsi
g. Of fasfss Y hsEs H. VAL
drews and s; 81 i sfIood va, and Miss LENA
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PERSONAL.

M GEORGE u. LUCY OR HIS EM.
pi. INVERSION are notified that yon
do not apply for the mare Traded me sna = make axe
EeosaaIy ssy,sMtee Concerning the same, shall
To eli her ut auciA at next court JAW
az oSth, and bring suit fet the Inference:
I white Plains, Brarsuick county, M NJ
January s, 1874 & - - -. -
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I1IL PERSONS HAVING. CLAIMS
q ss,tnst fha COUNTY OF HEERlCo sfege-:
onestea 10 present ina same 10 the Boafa o. SsITr
yisors OF said cnanty. at the
URDAy The 10Th OF January, 40 =; II y, ~
ant allowed. ,,a. :. !, ~ ~ ne Raar;l.
T IN Tt S.S-" - w. -
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MILITARY NOTICES.
RUsISEsS CHANCES.

TOR SALE, LEASE, OR RENT, sixty
Il horsepower Stationary Engine and s1gn nEd
Boiler with rstelsSs SaW, Pn ana
Reiing. Lath Saw-fabe, &C., sufficient to run all
Kinds or Woodworking machinery; also alnp pd
at tha Intersection of Porter street and the Ricn-
mond and Danville railroad, Manchester For i9T
ther particulars apply to WILLIAM ID. BRA "
nER IR. Manchester, va. U t-AM-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-07

FOR SALE, oNE.HALF, "a Mf FER pr,a IL
- XII, or the whole will be sold for $3. 0Oo easl'
Stock Of goods on hand cost over se'999oi Ao-
of fa s-atx Richmond post-oftce, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-07

nISSOLUTION.-Tbe special co-partner.
~ ship existing between the undersignea an da
dissolved by limitation The business Of me con-
Germ win be settled by WILSON 9: THOMAS, VINO
is hereby authorized to sign the nrM.nshe
dalton. " 1My,C St n P1I" iKJNTON.
.-t JOHN C. WILLIAMS,
.....e - = Special partner.
Richmond January !, 1874. 80 "a wv :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-07

ME- STRIPED SILKS at 81 worth 800;
SILK BROCADED POPLINS 1t 81 reduced from
s1Lk and WOOL PoPLISs at 75c. reduced from
sATTEsNs at 35, so, 90. e5, 10, and Toe. per
EMPRREss CLOTHS at s5, so, 60, 65, 70, and
BIZ aCK ALbACAs at rs, 80, So, 4Oc., and up to
81 per yards
COLORED SILKS at $3.50, S1.7o, and up TOYS
per yards
JAPANESE ROBES In all colors;
TARLETANS ia all qualities aud colors;
COTTON POpLINS both sides alike At Ia and
16Hc. per yard worth 25 aud 30c;;
large variety OF plain. paid, striped and figured
DRESS GOODS from 20 to Soc per yard. we
are determined 70 sell out our whole stock h, Of
marked many STYLES dow u to below cost. 1t Will
nav you to examine our stock before purchas-
Ing. LIZ IL, nt W, nDto'
In nc, ja6