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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-20

To the Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch:
An article taken from the Richmond Dis
patch, and extensively copied, has most erro-
neously and uniustly presented the conduct of
Mr.. Faulkner before the pnblic. That article
asserts that Mr.. Faulkner. in taking the attor-
ney's oath, had 10 swear that " he had never
aided and never sympathized with the rebel
lion" Will you not do Mr.. Faulkner the ius-
tice to correct this erroneous statement? The
enclosed papers VIII give you some in forma-
tion rs TO the light in which the article of the
Spirit cf JsferSon has been regarded here
We take pleasure in publishing the above
correction, yet we must add that the West
Virginia attorneys oath is such a pill as but
few Nirginans could swallow. We have not
the oath before us at this moment; but we
know that Mr.. FAULKNER refused for a long
time to take it, denying the right of the Cir
cult Court TO require it and when that court
decided against him, he appealed to the Court
OF Appeals at Wheeling, which reversed the
decision. The Legislature, then in session,
Immediately passed an act requiring all attor-
neys 10 take the Objectionable oath. Mr..
FAULKSER complied with the law, and took
the very oath which he had pronounced SO
odious. His apology is that he was merely re-
quired to swear that he had done nothing in
aid of the rebellion since the first day of
June 1868.
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MAYORS CorRT.-Mayor Mayo had the usual
number Of delnquents before him yesterday
He disposed also of many civil warrants.
Eliza Johnston, negress, was charged with
stealing stove, and sent on for further trial
John Wolf ham was charged with striking
Sarah Jane Davis, 4 negress in his employ
Sarah Jane, who was of n charcoal hue came
darting up 10 the stand, and after kissing the
Bible with much vehemence, pounced upon
the witness stand "a new institution in this
court, erected in front of the tribunal Of his
Honor, few days since,) with the remark
that "she could swar and kiss de Bible to the
trufe, and she was gwine to do it, too" While
she was giving in her statement, she was inter-
rupted by n young man sitting at the bar, who
was evidently "leetle in licker," with the
remark, "Id like to interrupt you a moment,
girl" His Honor ordered this would be law
yer to be put out which order was promptly
executed by an officer. Wolff ham was sent
on for further examination.
Adelaide Head, white, was charged with
en- tering the house of - Gillingham and
abusing his wife. Gillingha.n appeared,
but having been absent ut the time of the
occurrence, could give no evidence. His wife
was at home sick. The case was dismissed.
Sally, negro, was charged with stealing
two dollars and sixty cents from T. w. Sew
ard, and sent on for further examination.
Henry Hitchcock, negro, was charged with
stealing thirty dollars from Collier Nash.
Collier Nash, 4 pectable looking old negro,
came forward, and testified that he was a
stranger in town, and on Wednesday afternoon
he met - brown skin man." who asked him Ii
he didn want to buy 4 horse. He said that
he would like TO buy if he could get one for
thirty dollars, as that was all he had. The
brown skin man =" took him in an alley, and
was about to enter lot in which he represented
was the horse. The " brown-skin man - said,
:" Old man, whars your thirty dollars" He
took the thirty dollars ont of his pocEet, and
a. he did so was seized on one side by the
- brown skin man. and on the other by
Hitchcock, who wrung his money out of his
hand. He went with the officers to find g. de
man whar invited him to buy de horse, but he
didn't find nobody but Hitchcock, who was
certainly the man whar wrung the money
| out'n his hand Hitchcock was remanded
| for further eXamina ton for robbery.
Patrick Shay and Timothy Sullivan were
| charged with stealing three pieces of iron
worth fifty dollars from the Petersburg depot
| on the 18th instant. The case was continued
until Saturday, and Sullivan bailed in the
sum of one thousand dollars.
William Bass, negro, was charged with beat
| ing his wife. The evidence showed that Bass
had beaten his wife severely, accusing her, n
the same time, of wanting to "piZen" him
The Mayor sent him on for further eXami
nation.
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WELL SAID, FOR A RADICAL.-Ne read III the
Cincinnati Go>ette, a relVradical paper, the fol-
lowing discriminating notice of some 'trst-
class Radical "statesmen, Heaven save
the mark
..wben we talk of Wendell Phillips, Emer-
son, Whittier, &c, i'll connection WIN state9
manship, it becomes most papable irony. II
- an idea to be conceived of only BY sopho-
more inst ont of Harvard College There may
he uiirst.cla " bootblacks, but then he Is
only a bootblack. We should be glad TO know
one idea those five Boston lights named
above have given to the world? Emerson Is
going about the country lecturlng ana good
many people actually believe he is Il Sreal
man because he has nothing practical, logl-
cal or sensible. He is great iii luminous
nothines Wendell Phillips-What country
ever produced q greater scoldt but Is
!. first. class scold worth much whittier
we like and beautifully and senslby 100 mas
the good Quaker sung. we could aHoT1 M Dettel
tn lose 4 greater man than he. But "hltller
is not now Il first-claSs poet, mllch less hlSt-
class man of business. sumner Is Il mere
scholar land that is yaluable), but he Il not II
statesman, even of the second class. ENehls
have made more of Mr.. Sumner than nature
intended to make of him. or the whoie list'
Stevens and Wade are the only practicai men,
and these are lawyers, men OF business. MT
Stevens has got his political weight by Il ioilS
life devoted to the study of the law, the onsi.
ness of the bar, familiarity with our polllicai
history and observation npon mankind. ms
;s tho great school of craftsmanship. Law
and history are the vantage ground OF Il
statesman
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Auction SALES To -DAY.-Mr. A. X. Crump,
High Constable, will sell at auction, on the
premises the fixtures, apparatus, and STOCK
in trade of the Congress Hall restaurant, on
the corner of Governor and Franklin.
Messrs. Grubbs Williams will sell, on the
premises, at half-past o'clock, r NJ, a store
OH Broad street, near Brook avenue. !
At the Central Depot, 1t 10 o clock, Mr.. f.
b. Cook will sell fifty eight bales OF slightly
damaged hay.
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TRIAL OF MEssRs. DAVIS AND CLAY.-The
New York Tribune, which is pretty good au-
thority for Radicalnews, thinks that the Judi
ciary Committee have determined 10 report a
bill calling upon the President to convene n
high military court for the immediate trial OF
Jefferson Davis, Clement G.. Clay, and others
implicated in the assassination conspiracy.
The evidence, it adds, is said to be conclusive,
and of IN astounding character. No doubt OF
it. Mr.. Davis will be rs much astounded rs
those who are "prcparing" the evidence.
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WITrY.-Mr. Cowan, of Pennsylvania, who
j. expected to fill a Cabinet office on Wednes-
day, was requested by Vice President Foster
IN address his remarks to the chair. 1" will :"
said Mr.. Cowan, "when l am not speaking
Latin" as he had been when interrupted.
Curran, we believe il was whom Lever repre-
sents as having once quoted ria iotrou,is, &c.,
to jury, saying it was Greek. The Judge cor
recting him, he replied that it was Greek to
them. So of Cowan's Latin and Mr.. Foster.
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WHAT THE SoUTH LOST By THE WAR.-Cap-
tain NJ. L. MAURY, now in Paris, has written
u letter to the London .Norniag Her0h, in
which he estimates that the South lost seven
billions of dollars by the war--three in negroes,
two expended in war, one in property destroy
ed, and the remaining one in taxes TO be paid
TO the Federal Government. The first item is
questionable. The value of the slaves was
merely the value of their labor, which can now
be had cheaper than before.
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CoSsTITUTIoN OF A CHURCH.-There VIII be a
meeting at Sidney Baptist Chapel next sun
day afternoon TO constitute church. 1t will
be an occasion of much interest to the people
of that community; and rs the proceedings
will be open TO the public, and they are in
vited to attend, large audience Is ahtici'
pated. An interesting Sunday school mas peeh
conducted at this chapel for several years, and
we shall soon see the fruits of it in flourish
ing church.
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HoRsE-sTEALIYG.-A dark sorrel horse, win
hind legs and one front leg white, about NJ
teen or sixteen hands high, and in good condi
ton, has been stolen from Mr.. t. w. Brown
of Gotham depot. Twenty five dollars re-
ward will be paid for the recovery OF the
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THE ST. JAMES FAIR.-The ladies fair at
the corner of Eighth and Main continues to be
we'll attended, and cannot fail TO be complete
success All the tables are tastefully decora-
ted, and the display of articles for sale only
less attractive than the beyy of fair ladies VINO
have them in charge. There is economy, TOO,
in paying Il visit TO this fair, as many things
can be purchased there for less than they sell
for at the stores.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE DISPATCH ON THE RAILROADS.&C.
Cole & Turner deliver the Dispatch every morning
on all the railroad cars leaving Richmond and as
they are also authorized agents to receive sub
scriptions to the Semi Weekly and Weekly Dis
patch, our friends along the railroad routes can
avail themselves of the messengers Of these enter
prising news de callers in forwarding their orders.
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- JOHN l.. D0llERTf.

MERCHANT TAILOR,
MAIN STREET. BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH,
has received his SPRING STOCK OF
CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES,
VESTlNGS,
i. which he calls attention. The stock Is large,
f..t contains the various WEANES, CoLORS, and
Qualities produced for the season by the most
CELEBRATED MAKERS.
Strength of color and durability of fabric has neen
hi. object in selection and confident that his Judg-
n-ut will lie approved, he asks an examination al
,.s same time, pledges the
STYLES OF GARMENTS
shall be satisfactory to all who order.
w. 5. TUPMAN,
f.r. long time in the clothing trade, can be io"hd
ii. Mr. DuuERTY's store, where he Will be PLEASED
a. ,Aow the stock, which he can recommend Us per-
,,c, In every particular. He also makes
SHIRTS To ORDER,
good in quality, low in price as possible, ana III
...arautr"d.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND
Iuh 22-lm NINTH.
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MARITAL LAW AT NoRFOLK.-A telegram in
the Petersburg hder states that "martial
law has been declared in the Norfolk dis
trict." We have had martial law in Richmond
all the time. The military regularly supervise
the proceedings of the Mayors Court. We are
quite sure that this supervision is inconsistent
with the ayowed objects of the President S
proclamation yet there is no help for it.
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WIN. KNABE IL CO.,
w MANUFACTURERS OF
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL, v =
GRAND, s0UARE
AND UPRIGHT

AND UPRIGHT
PI A N o s
These Instruments having been before the pub
lie for the past thirty years. have, upon their ex-
cellence alone, attained an rsPCRcHAsED PRE-
EaISEycg that pronounces them unequalled. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, ana
fine singing quality, as well as great purity OF
intonation and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their
is pIiant and elastic and is entirely free from the
stiffness found in so many pianos, which causes
the pc rformer to so easily tire In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be excellcd. Their action Is con-
structed with a care and attention to every part
therein that charactcrizes the finest mechanism.
None but the best seasoned material Is used In their
manufacture, and they will accept the hard usages
of the concert room with that OF the parlor upon
An eauality-unatfected in their melody; In fact,
they are constructed
"NOT FOR A YEAR-ByT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the Agrafs Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS
WAREROOMs: $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET.
apl7-sm BALTIMORE.
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TN vISCULIs: OR, THE PRISONER

TN VINCULIS; OR, THE PRISONER
/ OF WAR--being the Memories of a Confederate
Prisoner i'm Federal PENS in,erspersed with Rsmi
niscences OF the War, Anecdotes OF Southern Gene.
rails, &c, Sc-will be published In the conrse OF
the nresant month by JOHN q. SHEA, New York.
The above work in handsome duodecimo volume.
Price 81 rs.
This was the last work published In the southern
Confederacy The larger portion OF the edition
was destroyed in the great hre IN Richmond. It's
now r.issu.d with considerable additions.
mir Pstersburg, Va" ap lets
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.-APRtL 20, 1855.
In, ,r,.as52il Moon sets, morn. Il 90
;un sets..........63 81 High water........ s.2l
'ORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 10.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL ls.
ARRIVED.
Steamer NJ Martin, Haines, Norfolk United
States mail merchandise and passengers, Haskins
BridSford.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, G. J. Trowbridge.
Steamer General ). Van Nliet. Jones, City Point,
schoonrrs in tow, MCGOWAN Curtis:
Steamer Z. Ludlow, Nelson, City Point, scnoon-
ers I'm tow, Brscoe Stanard.
Schooner Golden Gate, Fisbie; rar'smonth' u"
Schooner Frank Maria, Barbour, New York, coal
and lumber Briscoe & S.anard;
British schooner Lucy Ann, woodrow, Hallax,
ria Norfolk French 4 Crenshaw:
Steamer u. b. Huchins, Guy, City Point, sch2on-
ers and barges in tow, A. Millspaugh, Agent VIZ
pinia Towing Company. ~
Schooner E. NJ. Dyer. Rich, from City Point)
Philadelphia, iron, MCGOWAN Curtis.
NEW YORK, 18TH.
CLEARED.
Schooner Orvctta, Housman, Richmond.
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THE MgRRY SPRISG-TIME.-After many un.
pleasant alterations of rain and hail, with
an occasional glimpse of heat or sunshine, the
spring time seems TO have fairly set in, and we
may now congratulate ourselves upon rea-
sonable prospect Of fair ard pleasant weather.
Spring is exercising its usual influence The
ladies are devsing light finttering robes, ana
hurriedly order the building of complicated
fabrics of gauZe, ribbon, wire, and Partisan
flowers The men unfold their greenbacks,
speculate upon the cost Of 4 " summer suit,
and debate the relative merits Of straw hat
and beaver. The stores are receiving their
new supplies-all novel, all exquisite, all
alarmingly low in price, and from one end OF
the city to the other there are unmistakable
signs and tokens of the new born spring. Even
al the police Office the crime and turmoil OF
the fall and winter is forgotten, and the win.
dows of the room which not loEg since echoed
with the shrek of the fallen woman, or the
blasphemy of the drunken prohigate, are now
decorated with flowers, which sweetly blush
in the richness of their glorious, touching
beauty.
In the spring of 1865 the charms and graces
of Nature could not cheer our hearts or re-
move the shadow which rested upon the brows
of the fair women of Virginia. We are not
vet free from sorrow and pain! The dust oi
the past still clings to our garments, but hope
is still left; and if we cannot reverse the de
crees of Providence, we can be true and pure
we can trust to the Supreme Ruler of events
to alleviate our griefs, and give our country
in His own good time, that perfect peace ant
tranquility which have been so long denied
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THE EXECUTION OF SHIELDs.-Ihe execution
of Shields, the murderer OF Taylor, VIII take
place to day in the Libby Prison. No persons
will be admitted within the building except
those having permits from General Turner.
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Mr.. SrEPHESs's EvIDENCE.-The New York
Times SAYS !" We are under the impression
that the facts and opinions communicated by
the distinguished Georgian are rs favorable as
any reasonable man could desire them TO he,
while they reflect credit upon the candor and
modest manliness of the witness"
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r-..-1o.p,RTNERSHIP. e.

e. CO-PARTNERSHIf' NJ, o.
Tie undersigned, of the firm OF Kent fa'iie
Co., have formed IA CO. partnership for the purpose
ot conducting general ,,,,es
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the firm OF
PA n o.,
and have taken the store No. 1oe Main street. neN'
below Mitchell & Tyler, and VIII De pieaseu - ~
r.rtIi. w. G. PAINE.
10 :, R. A. PAINE.
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FRANK LEsLIg's CHILDRES's FRIEND" Is
the title of very interesting monthiy lot tue
boys and girls, the first and second numbers OF
which have been received from Messrs Coie
Turner. Price, ten cents per Number.
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TIE GALAXY is the name of 4 new literary
periodical, TO be published fortnightly, the
publication of which has Just been commenced
in New York city. The first number is Il good
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IL I>BELL 4 DAVIS,

REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTI0NEERS,
CORNER EIGHFH AND MAIN STREETS,
WILL RENT OUT HOUSES.
SELL REAL ESTATE,
both at auction and privately;
NEGOTIATE LOANS, sc.
NH 24-lm
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POLICE ARRESTS. Joseph Radford, citizen,
was charged with assaulting and beating W.
| Hurley.
Albert Mason, negro, was charged with
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nE- -CO.PARTNERSHIP.

-CO-PARTNERSHIP.
The Undersigned having formed eo-Pai'ie'
s..p. for the purpose of conducting AVN
, wtoIESALE GROCERY PROVISION, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
undcr the name of
STONE, WILSON FOSTER,
and having taken the commodious warehouse vi
C,rv street. second door below Pearl, are now
rrceivir, general supply OF
GOODS in THEIR LINE,
which will be made complete in few days anu "
which they respectfully call the attentlon VI ''i'
,,.I HAMILTON J. STONE,
of Petersburg;
JOHN &. WILSON,
of Petersburg;
r,a TT FOSTER.
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t...ET 4 LANCASTER, =. J. WRIGHT.
!. l.. WILLIAMS.
ns- LANCASTER h CO..
BANKERS AND STOCK
AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
RICHMOND, Va,
huv and sell on commission
STATE, CITY, RAILROAD,
anj other
BONDS AND STOCKS,
Dealers in
r.uE>v!C and FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
GOLD AND SILVER,
NEGOTIATE LOANS,
RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
MAKE COLLECTIONS on all principal cities.
faflm L. w. ROSE, Teller.
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HAMPERS MAGAZINE for May has been re-
celyed from Messrs. A, II. Christian 20.
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ras- FOR GARDENERS AND FARMERS
FRESH AND RELIABLE GARDEN SEED
lust received and for sale by
WILLIAM Fl. SCOTT, Druggist,
corner of Franklin and Seventeenth streets
f. 3--ts
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A G. BABCOCK, WH0LESxA,LLIE IL
1EPoT BET WEEN sEyENTEEyTH AND
EIGHTEENTH STREETS SOUTH .ann,isa sl4E DHTK. AIN
ardars NAV be left with Messrs. BRANDEk 4
GILES. Gfocers, corner OF Grace and Second
streets and A. II. CHRISTIAN Co, Bookseilers,
sia Ma in street. Parties leaving orders with the
above firms will be assured Of prompt delivery OF
ths bo, SEASON spN-iw
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THE BALTIMORE Scan. MAd.-Ihe ah9hy
NOUS. letter affair remains ia Stdtu quo lvis
generally believed that duel will grow ou'
of IL. The friends of both parties sun nave
the matter under investigation. 1t forms tht u
entire fashionable gossip of the town. al,
concerned stood at the top of " the quailty'
II ~ supposed that unless Bernel makes u
ca refractory explanation he will be Win
drawn from the British Consulate.
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ssBlpGooD n RILEY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
r.oESELLERS sTATloNERS,
III MAIN STREET,
keep constantly on hand complete stock Of
80, ,vn COLLEGE TENT BOOKS,
CAP. LETTER, AND NOTE PAPERS,
ENVELOPES,
ELaNK BOOKS, STATES,
PENS AND INK,
and other
SCHOOL AND OFFICE STATIONERY
Alt Of which are offered at the
r,wEST MARKET RATES.
,,..trv Merchants invited 10 examine our stock
,.,.~.. purchasing. orders promptly attended 10.
,st Il. &R.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s.-REGNAULT& CO.,
AUCTIONEERS, &c.
,o,xn sS MAIN srREEr, BETWEEN EIGHTT
AND NINTH.
ATTENTION TO
s,1ys At PRIVATE RESIDENCES,
The CLOSING OUT OF STOCKS,
CARGoES, &c.
Th&\' "'"''" JOHN f REGNAULT,
-, WILLIAM L. MAuLE.
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r,>vfx..uuvSE OF WILLIAM Il. lsSAACs Co,
?0th March, ls66. !
- SOTICE.-We are prepared I" issue VlR-
,r>#, REGISTERED BONDS in sums of ONE
t.r1pEEp DOLLARS and its multiple for the
.I.rNTEE>IGNEp NOTES of the
BANK OF SCOTTSNILLE,
BANK OF OLD DOMINION,
BANK OF PlllLLlPPI,
BANK OF HoWARDSSlLLE,
MONTICELLO BANK
.ra.-lm WM. b. ISAACS & co.
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GRAIN BAGS.-Two hundred and
(T sf,v seconI hand GRAIN BAGS for sale by
- my JOHN N. GORDON son,
and Fourteenth street near Exchange hotel.
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A man died In Portland, Maine, Of cholera
Wednesday.
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ON CONSIG M ENT, fifty bags
NORTH CAROLINA PEANUTS. For sale by
r. H. DIBRELL Co, Cary street,
,o =, one door from Virginia street
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T,INE SHIRTS AND COLLAHa-1
Il We take pleasure " dirssang Nsnn1a ~ =
,smality. and warranted 10 DO and wear yDlt - &
40 III WRRTRNBAKkR , Wl4LkAN4x:
TAPER BAGS.-Ten th0nsao4
j NfLLA HA0e; foF Milisu'. gyoeogt ~
drasgists' me better than hemp sna ao(3 -
'1.f sp = issss
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TYPE FOUNDRY.--The DISPATCH
l. IL printed on TYPE MADE AT THE XIII
ONDTYPE FOUNDRY. Every article Iequisls
for Printing Ofacs st Northern prices.
H. L. PELOUZEs6 Co.,
spf-2m Richmond. Va
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EEATHERS. WESTERN Ii l.
GEEESE FEATHERS for sale by ,
John n GORDON Il SON,
no Fourteenth street, near Exchange Hotel.
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81 Whisky After suspension OF my Distlle.
~ for four years and upwards, have, within the
last few months resumed business, butl have . YET
mi 10 market but TEN BARRELS OF NJ WstskIs
which, think, without doubt, a. good - ever
made In my lifs and most assaredly ~ pure - IL
qnor can be produced from she pess ssS o. Ets RI
franklin street, between Thir.esnth aud Soar-
tesn'h. sn IA, Esehm'na' w. JAMES BUxaARDNIl.
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GENUINE HAVANA ClGAKS:-
" Just received. q large lot OF GENuiNE ia ai,
NANA CIGARS. For sale low In quantities 10 eui'
purchasers. ,,-..
WOODROOP BROTHERS, Druggists,
NH 20 corner Fourth and Franklin.
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NOTICE. have on hand several
IN handsome MAHOGANY JkSNt Limp Ln9a ~. y
sTEADs, several aAksdhsiSi atIs sdhassiraSis IURHIS6ft
which propose to sell very low.
GROR0E q. BRAY, Main narssl
between Twentieth and rwscy.kns1