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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-28
NOTICE

NOTICE
IN The following Petitions for
License have been fled in the odhe'
CLERK of Quarter Sessions Of Csmbrs
to be presented TO the Judges OF Ifis
on the first Monday of March next;
Peter Keelan, Cambris Dor. Oven
fray, Cambria Dor. Henry Foster,
Ebensburg Gotlieb Less.Bgsr' "a VI
town; J. S. Kiel, Washington p.
Detling, Washington tp. Otto heI! I
ington tp.; John Coad Cambria e', "
c. Fitzsimmons, Johnstown, n w ~,
Barret, johnstoNSn, I'd W. Joha y
W., Johnstown Jacob HoiiEEor1p
Johnstown; Henry G. Ritz, Sd W. 'on
Thomas M'Cann, Sd W.. JohnstoEh ID
Henning, Sd w, JohnstoWn 1opT
W., Johnstown Plus Klug, 80 w.
town: August Weigand, 5th w '. .s.s
Henry Fritz, Yoder tp. JACOB Geny sea-.
litzin Lawrence Campbell, Gai,H.
Barberick, Carrolltown bor.i y'..,t.|
Prospect Dor. Thomas Caiiah, IO
Valentine Maltzie, Wilmore ool n
Wentrode, Wilmore Dor. Jossp-
Millville Dor. James VI. Rifle SuS
Michael Latterner, Cambria tp: v
Cough, Clearfeld tp. John nHA
ington tp. Daniel Confer, TsyiO,
| Patterson, Conemargh tor. SimO.
Carrolltown boro. +; Jas. ID. Deh'''
| Johnstown.
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All that LOT fronting on Ogls sas
feet, extending back 12S feet TO the !
John E Evans, having a new FRAME
Bile snd number OF young frui; :Tssg q
on; is under fence, and in a coed s.E.
cultivation.
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T IME-OR LEAVE -
IL Lime for sale, at LiliyI AZ
Plane No. 4, by the bus6el suTr, 9.
Shinped to Johustown, EDenI
station on the Penna. RAJ iFH1W SrW ID
Address -s,is q
iaa2&! Hemloek F, o.
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DRIVATE sALE!-

Il viii be sold at private sale, my Farm.
of $50 acres, situate in Cambria township, on
the Ebensburg B Wilmore Plank Road, three
miles from Wilmore, and Eve miles from Eb-
ensburg. Eighty acres of the land are clear
ed, and have thereon erected 9 good frame
House and large Barn. There is an excel
lent Orchard on the premises.
Will also be sold, at private sale, q hall
share in stationary Steam Sas0 MIL, located
ON lands of Vim. A. Skel!y, in Summerhill
township, about miles from Wilmore, with
lease of $50 acres of we'll timbered land
There is an abundance Of timbered land in
the neighborhood.
The foregoing property will be sold on
reasonable terms. For particulars, call on
the subscriber at bis farm, or address him
through the p. o. at Wilmote, Cambria co
Feb. l4.4. KOBT. w. ROBERTS.
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COURT
SAIL

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN TON
AND COUNTYi
By virtue o: orders of sale, issuing 4
the Orphans Court of Cambria counbl
undersigned will expose to sale, st the d
House, in Ebensburg, on
WEDNESDAY, 6TH OF MARCH NEXT,
TWO O'CLOCK. P. n.
All that certain LOT, fronting as fee
High street, extending back to the q
having theron erected a LARGE 81
HOUSE, WAREHOUSE, STABLE antl
RIAGE HOUSE. This property beiag q
in the centre of the Town, is very vsluIl
a business location.
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1867. spfins Trade 1867.
am now prepared to offer
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS
TO Cash Purchasers of
TIN AND SHEET IRON RAREi
I either ct
WHOLE ALE OR RETAIL
Ny stock consists in part of every variety OF
TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER AND BRASS
WARES,
ENANELED AND. PLAIN SAUCE PANS,
BOILERS, &C.
COAL sHovELs. NINE LAMPS, OIL CANS,
HoUSEFURNISHING HARDWARE
OF EVERY KIND.
Spears Antitrust T
HEATING AND COOKING STOVES,
EXCELSIOR COOKING STOVES,
NOBLE, TRIUMPH AID PARLoR sTovEsi
And any Cooking Stove desired / will get
when ordered at manufacturers' retail prices
Odd Stove Plates and Crates, &C., for re-
pairs, on hand for the Stoves I sell /; others
will be ordered when wanted.
Particular attention given 20
SCOUTING
VALLEYS AND coNDUcToRst
All Of which will be made out Of beet uats.
Tials Snd put up by competent worknsn.
LAMP BURNERS, WICK AND cHrNNEYs,
s.- Wholesale or Retail
would call particular atteatiou to the
Light House Burner, with Glass Gone, for
giving more light than any other in use
Also, the PaEagon Burner, for Crude Oil.
SPENCER'S SITTER
Il recommends itself. s..-. "a
SUGAR KETTLES AND cAULDRoNsi
Of al sisss,
-ef. Constantly on kand.
6pesiAi attention given to
JOBBING!
In Tin, Copper, or Sheet Iron, at lowest pos.
sible rates.
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WHOLESALE MERCHANTS LIST
Now ready and will be sent on application by
mail or in person.

eSr Hoping to see all my old customers
and many new ones this Spring, return my
most sincere thanks for the very liberal pat
ronage have already received, and will en-
deavor to please all who may call, whether
they buy or aot FRANCIS W. HAY.
Johnstowu, JAM "a 1867 .# F..
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Quart LieeHse' 80
Patrick O'ConnelI, Johusto"n =
Cyrus Hart, JohnStown oorp )"
Tudor, W. ". Ebensburg bor; uy
GEO. C. &. zAn'N
Ebensburg, Feb Z, 1867.
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-HsndeiHs Of all kSads printed At this
caiee aaG acae sw @-se
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A 7 COST AT COST! AT COST!
IA The subscriber will sell lot of
Cooking, Parlor and Heating STOVES at
cost fo- CASH. Do you want q bargain Z
feb2l.4tl GEORGE HUNTLEY.
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All that certain SQUARE, situate
Borough of Ehensburg, adjoining Shoe
on the north, thence south IS perches
Beech alley TO land formerly of D. Jsl
thence west Is Perches TO Julian strss
thence IS perches along said streettO d
E. Shoemaker. Containing two and on
acres, is under fence, and is desirable
pasture lot.
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@- At the same time and place, ,
exposed to sale, IL SHARES of the 81
BURG l. CRESSON RAIL ROAD Co
loo SHARES of the AMERICAN ILL
ATING OIL CO. Certificates eIhibisI
passed over to the purchasers.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELTGIoUs.-With tho following cXcep-
tions the pulpits of the various churches
will be filled tomorrow as usual !:
Bishop Doggctt will preach at the Broad
street Methodist church in the morning.
Rev. ?. B. Reynolds will preach at the
Manchester Baptist church both morning
and night.
Rev. C. C. Chaplin, of Danville, will
preach at the Grace c-Street Baptist church
both morning and night. There will be
communion service at 5 P. NJ.
Rev. DR.. Hopsou will preach at the Sy-
camore church both morning and night.
He will not be absent from the city, as was
announced on last Sunday.
Rev. DR.. Baird will preach for DR.. Hoge
at IL A. NJ.
At1l o'clock A. NJ, at Scamen's Bethel,
corner Twentieth and Cary streets, Rev.
Hugo G. Kuehnc, D. D., will preach, and
at P. NJ. Rev. F. j. Boggs.
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MANCHESTER ITEHS.

THE CoURTs.-Ellcn Richardson was ar
rested by Constable Blunt for threatening
to assault Sallie Clark. Justice Hancock
held her to bail for good behavior. Both
parties were colored.
Walter Reams, white, and Chesley An
derson, colored, for fighting, were required
to give bail in the sum Of fifty dollars to
keep the peace.
MEETING TO-DAY.-There will be a
meeting of the citizens Of Chesterfield,
without distinction of color, to-day at
Chester. 1t is expected that James FL.
Cox, G. C. McRae, and other able speakers
will address the assemblage.
MASS MEETISG.-Pursuant to call
there was very respectable meeting Of
the colored men of Manchester at the
African church on Thursday night. r. Fl
Smith was appointed chairman, and Calel
Skipwith secretary. The committee ap.
pointed reported resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted. The resolutions
were radical in their tone, although one
endorsing Thad. Stevens and conGscation
was stricken out. By special invitation
Senator McRae addressed the meeting
Although suffering frAm indisposition, this
gentleman spoke at length in his usual able
style. His remarks were full OF good adj
vice, and were well received. Captain
w. 1. Clopton followed in an eloquent and
manly speech, advising harmony and unity
of action on the part Of the races. In re-
spouse to calls, Justice Gentry spoke
briefly, heartily endorsing the remarks O
rho other gentlemen
Jordan Smith, colored, then addressed
the meeting at some length in support 0
the resolutions adopted and radicalisu
generally. The meeting adjourned at /
late hour.
BAsE-BALL.-A match game betweei
the Belle Isle Juniors and the Pensacola
Club, of Richmond, resulted: Belle Isle
81; Pensacola, 24. S. N. Clarke, of th'
Alerts, umpire Andrew Kelly, scorer.
MATRIMoNIAL.-Thisf fever, SO long dor
mant in our midst, seems to have ragged ex
tensively during the present week, abou
one dozen couples, of both colors, havin
entered into the blissful realms of wed
lock. We wish all a lifetime Of smile
and sunshine, and trust the good worI
may continue until the order of youn
bachelors shall be forced to disband fo
want of quorum.
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Rg-oPsSISG OF LAFAYETTE SALooS.-The nu-
nsrous friends of Mr. Henry Schott will be,ds-
lighted to learn that he mas taken up his head
quarters at Lafayette Saloon, corner Of Ninth and
Bank streets. where be will court that fckle dame
Fortune. lafayette Saloon has lately been re-
built on the site of ths we'll. known saloon bear
ing the same historic name which in ante bellum
days was well conducted by Mr. Louis Rueger'
German citizen welt known to the old residents
OF Richmond. We doubt not the Lafayette sa-
loon, under the excellent management OF Mr..
Schott, will become = popular place of resort.
superior lot of liquors, ales, wines, cigars. &C.,
will be kept constantly on hand. On Monday at
10 o'c .ock a free lunch. prepared bya well-kuo"n
caterer will be served up. The public are lnVi'eo
TO be present and psrtake of the hospitality ana
good eer of The new and popular landlord.
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TIE "PRICE BLOCK."-Thc chastc and
attractive block for some time past in the
course of construction on the corner Of
Main and Eleventh streets has been so far
completed as to permit our wcll-known
and respected citizen Mr.. Thomas r.
Price TO re0pen his dry goods business in
the corner store, The old firm have as
sociated with them Mr. L. P. Hudgins,
long identified with their business.
We subjoin description Of the build
ing, and remark that, as practical Illus
tration of the great work Of RECONSTRUCT
ton which has been carried out in the
burnt district, the "Price Block" will
stand for generations to come monument
to the sagacity, enterprise, and enlarged
views of Mr.. Price, and testimonial OF
the skill and taste Of Colonel 4. L. Riyes,
the architect who planned and supervised
the construction Of the building.
> The building fronts A. feet inches on
Main street, and runs back on the east
side of Eleventh street l43 feet inches
to an alley 20 feet wide, and contains ten
entirely distinct subdivisions. They con-
Sist Of
l. Corner store, with basement, SUBJ
basement, and conveniences, to be occu-
pied by Messrs. Thomas R. Price s Go.
2. Store next thereto, with basement,
sub-basement, and conveniences, to be
occupied by Messrs. Burress, Powers S
Yancey.
3 and 4. Two front basement offices,
each 5O12Ob feet, with safe-vauits and
every necessary arrangement, thoroughly
lighted and ventilated.
5. Large room on second floor, occupy
inc the entire front thereof on Main street,
4Ox45 feet; occupied by Samuel Ayres &
Co., agents for the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company.
6. Large room on second floor in rear OF
the above, with side lights on Eleventh
street, 22x9 feet, lighted on three sides.
!. Large room on third floor, fronting
on Main street, running back along Eie'
venth street to the alley, 22xl4O feet
lighted on four sides.
3. Small room on the same floor, front
ing on Main street, 22x3S feet.
9. Large room on fourth floor, fronting
on Main street, running back along Ele-
venth street to the alley, 22xl40 feet
lighted on four sides.
10. Smaller room on the same floor
fronting on Main street, 22x3S feet.
The special advantages of this building
are its solidity, the durable character o.
the materials employed {exteriorly stone
iron, and brick), arrangements for sub
division, easy accessibility to every part
and to the upper portion over stairway
commanding most attractive view, tho
rough lighting and ventilation, location il
! the very heart Of the best business portion
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LADIES CARsIvAL OF TES DATs.-We call at
tention to the announcement Of Messrs. Steenbock
& Co In our columns of to-day, with regret
that this house Ietres from the retail business;
yet we are glad to know they remain with u.s. ana
OF u.s. as wholesale dealers. and Will. after closlnS
out their retail stock, dovcte themsslve to their
original and perha ps more legitimate. business ol
impnr,ation and wholesale dealing. iet we
think the ten days devoted to the sale, and III ruth
ihc sacr fce IF their rstal depntnte"t. will prove
a high carnival TO our lady friends who appteei-
l:e bargains in dry goods There Is no mist:he II,
tie reality of this sale and what is LETT unsoid ""
be disposed Of under the hammer.
This Is the last chance this house can extend 10
retail purchasers, bat we arc sure our merch"hts
hereafter iud tn sir sore goods OF direct I'm
purtation and from factories at az low prices as
| tho same can be bought III America. our ladies'
will remember time hes." ten days Is soon over,
and thcse VINO improve the passing hour will save
| 4 thousand vain regrets.
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AUCTION Sales THIS Dan.

RRGNAULT & co. will sell at their store, at 10
o'clock, a splendid assortment Of furniture,
crockery, tin and iron ware, books, stationery ,
engravlngs, mirror, &c
T. W KEESEE will sell at 10 4. NJ, on Council
Chamber Hill, several horses and mules.
e. b. COOK will sell at 10 o'clock a. NJ. on Coun-
Gil Chamber Hill, horses, mules, COWS, a
hearse etc.
E. GATH LIGHT will sell at No. 1888 Main street,
commencing at 10 o'clcck B. NJ, household
furniture. beds, bedding, clothing, dry goods.
and miscellaneous articles.
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4 WORD ABOUT DoGS.-Our exchanges
are constantly bringing 10 notice cases OF
hydr0pho1ia, the details Of which, as is
always the case with that terrible disease,
cause one to shudder at their mention. In
these dcg-days, therefore, although we
have not recently been oppressed with
heat, il is natural that we should look
with much suspicion upon every cur that
passes us with open mouth and hanging
tongue. \ gentleman states that in his
perambulationS yesterday he met with not
less than two or three hundred dogs, and
was an eyewitness to half dozen serious
fights. Now, while We have the most lu-
name feelings toward the canine species,
and have no desire to interfere with their
innocent little amuscmcnts, We would
mildly suggest that a few Of the thousands
which intrst the streets oil Richmond should
be caught and-takcn out OF the city.
True, several spasmodic raids have
already been made upon the noble army
Of ours but they arc so few and far be-
tween that little seems 10 have been &C
complished. Turn out again with your
cagc-cart, your sooty jauizarics, your big
nets, and crowd Of admiring boys, and
case the public mind of the dread of
nydrophobia Owners Of trusty Caesars,
old dog Trays, and faithful Towers, will
keep them either muZzled or penned, and
the ladies will take care Of the curly lap
dogs,
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Report of the Tobacco Market.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE
RrcHyoyp. July 10, 1867.


Breaks full to-day. Receipts continue light.
Market firm and animated. Prices unchanged
Below we give the transactions: 224 hogs.
heads, 10 tierces, and % boxes offered, and SOLD
as follows:
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Lttgs.-Common to medium dark working,
81 to 81; good dark wording, So TO 50; snn-
cured, common, 81 to 81; sun-cnred, good,
Sl2 to SIS coal cured, common, 81 TO $l2 !;
coal-cured, bright, Sl2 to $50 oal-cured, fan.
cy, 800 TO S45.
Ley.-Common dark working, 81 to 10 !;
medium dark working, $40 to $l4; good dark
working, Slj TO $l7; fine and wrapping, slS TO
SCI; sun-cured, S15 to S23 and S32; yellow
wrappers common, 800 to S35; yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, $40 to 800 and 500.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
L,.gs.-Very common and heavy weights,
81 to $3.50; medium, $5 to Sc; good, u to
$40.
LeGc-English shipping, $l6 to $50 and
$27 SO continental shipping, Sl3 to 3lS and S2S.
sTEMaING TOBACCO.
Leof.-Common, $l2 to sl4; good, Sl5 to $l7;
fine, SIS to 800 and S23.
StemS.-Common to good, - .5oG1Si.
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List Of Letters.

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
lin THE PoST-oFFICE AT RICHMOND,
STATE OF VIRGINIA, JULY 90, 1857
If not called for within one month they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
To strangers or transient visitors in a town OF
city, Whose special address may be unknown,
should be marked on the lower left. hand corner
with the word transient
Place the postage stampon the npper right ha and
corner. and leave space between tho stamp and
direction for post marking without interfering
with the writing.
To obtain any OF these letters the applicant must
call for G9uCrtissi ietters," giving the dats OF
this list, and pay one cent for adver,ieing.
y. B.-A req nest for the retnrn of letter 10 The
writer, II unclaimed within thirty days or less,
written or printed, with the writer's name, post
Office, ami State across the lef-hand end Of IN en-
velope, on the face side, will be complied with.
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RoosT RoBBERY.-The henery Of Mahala
Loonis, a freedwoman residing in the
vicinity of Bacon's Quarter Branch, was
forcibly entered Thursday night by prizing
off paddock and hasp from the door.
Nineteen hens and the lord of the harem,
venerable chanticleer, were carried OF.
Much lamentation was caused in the neigh
borhood yesterday when the facts of the
robbery became known, chiefly on account
of the loss of the rooster. One old Atrl-
can lady avowed that he was de time
piece of de neighhorhood, CROWN always
ct break oh day, jes IS sartin as rollln OIL
log" She added, with emphasis, that
she sincerely hoped "his gizzard would
choke de nigger what stole him."
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n EaRNEsT APPEAL TO THE

y FRIENDS OF BENEVOLENCE.-IHe New
Tempe CATION Will meet at their usna' p.aed
of worsbip over The on DfSAd ss
s.reet on NEXT SUNDAY the 2ist rninr lnsiH".; Be-
osv"ect Society, in view of establishing ana NJ,
msiutaininp in this city an Asylum for the inhfm
anG ne pneIs and All Important enterprise Appeals
d,Iectly to lhe tendersst feelings of hnmsniy
and Claims the sympathy and spppor o, esirs IN.
s.,;on s9nei ~ onr midst is seriously fet, ana the
wotn Ueeds as only to be commenced in order TO De
appreciated Invaluable assistance nee anu ;nnnsn.
apemsnt ha ve been promised US from ai ~. Wv
tai source, and therefore we desire 10 enis. o'
the good will OF our citizens In this enterprise
in behalf Of the congregation. MAYER.
jy la--2t OR. a. IL 49,
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Bankers.

E?OHEIGN ENCH are
II now prepared TO draw BtLLS OF EACH iE6h,
IN sums to salt purchasers, upon the prlnelpat
Germany, Italy, and Russia. Also, on Alexandra,
nst4ntinope, and other points on the continent
OF Europ. and in the Orient.
and others wishing to remit small sums OF money
to ,heir friends abroad and at home to onr facill
ties for acc c1nmodaing them reasoaa BILE terms
THOMAS BRANCH Co.,
jy yl0-lm Bankers No. 1913 Main s'reet.
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CONCERT AT ST. JAMES CHURCH.-A
concert was held at this church on Thurs
day evening for the benefit of the Female
Orphan Asylum. The charitable object
to which the proceeds were to be appro-
priated attracted large number of la
dies and gentlemen no less desirous Of con-
tributing something for the orphans than
to hear the excellent singing of the class.
The concert was under the direction Of
Mr.. E. H. Chamberlayne, Jr., who deserves
congratulations upon his success. Not
intending to be invidious, We would say
the solo "Flee as Bird" by Mr.. Willie
Bentley, and semi-chorus "Nearer, my
God, to Thee," by the little orphans, were
among the pieces best rendered. But as
a whole the concert was complete sue
cess, and Mr.. Chamberlayne's original
pieces were received with great favor.
We hope that he may be induced to give
the public another opportunity of witness
ing the proficiency of his pupils.
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AN ASYLUM FOR THE ISFIRM. - The
New Temple Congregation (Israelites)
propose to meet at their usual house of
worship, over the new engiue-house on
Broad street, tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock, for the purpose of organizing a
benevolent society with view to the es-
tablishment in this city of an asylum for
the infrm and helpless of both sexes. DR..
A. L. Mayer, in another column, puts forth
an earnest appeal in behalf of this noble
and important enterprise.
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PERsoSAL.-Rev. Bishop Dcggett, Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, has
returned to Richmond from tour through
the Northwest.
Rev. DR.. Converse, the venerable senior
editor of the Christian Observer, left the
city few days since for summer trip to
the North,
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4 GUS GOES Orr" NOBODY HURT."-
Yesterday colored man passed by Dir.
Samuel Sutherland's gun store, and seeing
number of guns standing quietly in front
of the store, snatched one of them and
made off. He was pursued, but effected
his escape, carrying off his prize. Guns
going off in this way iniure the owners in
the pocket very seriously. We hope Mr..
Sutherland will receive no more wounds oi
a similar character.
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PHOTOGRAPHY. The fnost specimens Of photo
graphy that were ever exhibited in Richmond are
to be seen at REFS A Co.'s extensive establish.
ment, on Main between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Their porcelain pictures and large size photo
graphs are not cXceied in this or any other coun-
try. The BEES BROTHERS are practical photo
graphers, and give their PERSONAL attention to all
their patrons. Every body should take advantage
OF the present fine weather and lave their Ike.
ness taken at once by RsEs 60.
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JOHN DABNEY never forgcts his friends
Of the press. On Thursday last, just at the
time when all hands began to think OF
"lunch" and "snack," Johns boy entered
the counting-room bearing q waiter Of tip
top turtle soup and mammoth glass Of
julep, the latter being iced and put up in
the most approved style. The bystandcrs
smacked their lips and smiled.
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DEPARTURE OF A LoCAL."-Mr. a. P.
Bennett, for some time past connected
with the local department of the ErQmi-
'er, leaves Richmond to-day to enter upon
similar duties on the Petersburg Index.
Mr.. Bennett is q gentleman of much versa
tility of talent, graceful writer, and is
thoroughly acquainted with the newspa-
per business. We congratulate Peters
burg upon his accession to the rcportorial
corps of that city.
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of the city, and, finally, its exceedingly
pleasant look out in front OF the Capitol
Square, and in rear across the river.
1t will be seen by on advertisement IN
another column that Messrs. Grubbs g
Williams, real estate agents, offer for rent
those portions of the building not already
taken. The whole will soon be ready
for OCCUPATION.