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The Peabody Educational Fund.

New YORK, April l9.-John +. Ames, OF
Atlanta, Ga, has been appointed by the
general managers of the Peabody Educa-
tonal Fund travelling agent for the South
He starts tonight for Atlanta, where COM
munications should be addressed. The
trustees heve decided for the present TO
confne their assistance to the languishing
common schools, or which cannot be or
gained where needed without aid. In a
few instances, moderate appropriations will
be made for genuine normal schools or for
encouragement Of industrial arts. All aid
will be temporary, and no agencies will be
established.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-No steps have
been taken toward an international con
vention between Spain, Chill, and Peru,
which was to have been held in this city
the two latter Powers not yet having met
the advance of the Spanish Government
in that respect. The Spanish Minister is
expecting daily to hear that the latter
Powers accept the arbitration Of the
United States.
The ship Golconda, belonging to the Ii
berian Colonization Society, will sail from
Baltimore May 1st with full cargo and
twenty five passengers. She will touch at
Charleston and take 300 passengers.
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General News.

BALTIMORE, April 49, Archbishop
Spalding is reported beyond the hope of
recovery.
NEW YORK, April l9.-It has transpired
here that the summons for Mcssrs. Tren-
holm, Frazer 4 Co. to appear before the
impeachment Committee was based on an
allegation that 81, 900, 900 in gold had been
paid to secure the pardon Of blockade
runners
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Hithmond nlspatth.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20, 1867.
The Petersburg Platform OF Prin-
cipicS.

The large meeting in Petersburg on
Thursday night, which was mentioned in
our special telegram OF yesterday, adopted
unanimously the following resolutions:
IT. citizens Of Petersburg, Va, in public
satag assembled, rc>oire and declare,
I. That we agree to accept and perform
i'm god faith the terms and conditions pre-
>tsnod by the Congress of the United
states as the terms and conditions upon
which Congress has agreed Ia restore Vir-
e.ala 10 her place in the Union.
:. That We recognize aud accept rs an
~>cniial part Of said terms and conditions
.r proposition that the political power OF
.r State, which has heretofore been
.c.dcd 10y white men alone, shall hence
,a I've possessed and exercised by white
-3 black men alike.
Il. That We will therefore insist that n
..N constitution shall &c framed for Viz
i. which shall provide that all men,
.e or black, without reference 10 pre-
rs condition Of Scryitudc, shall be per
81. ..v CgUa. before the laws both in respect
E.. political privileges and power and of
rights: and that all laws creating dis
&. tsoa> or differences Of any sort between
Seasons Of different races shall bc uncon-
sectional, null and void.
l. That we will support no candidate
z the Convention who will not pledge
.~>eH 10 carry ont in good faith the
.sIuE propositions; and 10 secure their
adoption n part Of the fundamental law
Virginia We will cooperate cordially
W.T.. all good men, white or black, who
e>tly desire the same result.
j. We invite the colorcd men of Peters
.r.. freedmen and the horn-free alike,
e. III. as, 10 attend our political meetings,
..af,.e.pate IN our deliberations, and cx-
.ras, freely their opinions and wishes
... VIC assure them thatthey shall receive
S.. ..a consideration and respect TO which
..r are entitled, aS equal participants
w. 81, in political power and legal rights.
". Lyon explained that these rcsolu-
ss.- .aav, among other things, too hume
r., 40 mention:
III. Tat white men and black men shall
..-. .uoa the same and equal tcrmS-and
u.a. a..a..
H. Tat white men and black men shall
f.. s#.e upon the same and equal
.rr@>-aad none other.
ST. Tat 10 tax shall hc assessed upon
,#.eeI man unless similar tax is as
>.>>al upau the whites.
4,a. That not one dollar of public money
shall he appropriated for the education Of
white child unless another dollar is APP
t4,stltcl alongside Of it for the cduca-
ton ot a black child.
9Th. That there shall he no differences
or distinctions between persons of differ
ss.. races rvrprf Nvcl as the (Tul OF Ma
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COTTON MARKET.
WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, N. c., April l9.-Cotton
dull at 25c. Spirits turpcntine steady at
tic. Rosin firm at S3aSS.
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Southern Press Convention. &c.

ATLANTA, April 1.-THE Southern
Press Convention has adjourned sine die
The next one is to be held at Augusta
Ga. The existing arrangements with the
New York Associated Press continues. A
complimentary banquet was given by the
citizens to the members last night. Hon.
Erastus Brooks, Judge Whitaker, General
Wright, Hon. J. r. Moses, W. c. Clarke,
Esq, and others, made speeches highly con-
servative and satisfactory.
General Jenkins arrived from Washing
ton this morning
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Governor Pcirpoint was at Fairmont yes
so. lay ou a brief visit to his old home
-a. friends. His expectation was to have
visited Wheeling before his return, but
rals tia; he must return to Richmond
w..-out doing 50. We regret this neces-
..'E. Largo numbers Of our citizens would
aat@ welcomed visit from him it only for
q t.~ @.r,. Still more would they have
uc.-aot his appearance in public in our
midst, in order TO hear from him, as from
aue in whom they have great confidence,
the exact nature Of the political situation
.~ Virginia and elsewhere in the South.
We Trust the report is true that we hear,
thar the Governor contcmplatcS returning
tn West Virginia al no distant day for per-
m.r.ut residence. In case Virginia con-
.alc> that She can dispense with his ser
vices, We hope it will be our good fortune
u receive the benefit Of his large eHpe-
..eace.- H1ea!.ny htelii3mccr, l7h.
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The RICHMOND CoIN.-The large amount
OF coin and bullion captured by our forces
during the flight of the rebel troops near
Augusta Ga, in 1858, and which has oc
casioucd much discussion and arbitration,
being claimed by several parties in Rich
mond and New Orleans, has again been
the source Of investigation. From the
records of the Confederate Government,
and from other sources, the treasure Is
proved beyond doubt TO have belonged to
the Rebel Government, and not to Rich
moud or New Orleans banks, as has been
supposed. From entries in the journal Of
the rebel treasurer, and from the identity
of fifty or sixty bars Of silver bullion OF
peculiar shape, which were recognized as
coming from the New Orleans mint, and
from other evidences, the ownership OF
the captured treasure seems now finally
established Washington Telegram in Ne,r
York ITij1tnp.
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The case of General Wool still goes on
in the United States Court at Baltimore
On Thursday Judge Giles again ruled that
when a commander Of a military district
gives an order for the arrest Of a person,
and it turns out TO be not warranted, he is
responsible for the manner in which the
prisoner is treated. He also ruled that the
commander is bound to know what are the
accommodations in the prison under his
charge.
1t having been announced that General
Sheridan might try some of the New Or
leans rioters, the Washington correspond
ent of the Baltimore SIN says that as She
rilan has no right to do So, the offence
having been committed before his assign
mcnt, the President would not allow such
a proceeding.
Mr.. Reed was confirmed as postmaster
at Toledo, Ohio, notwithstanding Mr.. Ash
ley's earnest protcstations against the con
iirmation, and the impcacAcrs arc consc-
qucntly demoralizcd.
Three Hartford Conn ministers pay a
tax upon STA ,709-Rev. DR.. George II.
Clark, $97, 975; Rev. DR.. Jonathan Brace,
$685.; and Rev. Dr.. Horace Bushnell,
S27,359.
Lord Justice Cairns, of England, has de-
cidcd, says the New York Tribune, that
the bonds of a railroad company edo not
run against the property of the company,
but only against its earnings.
DR.. J. B. Moore, of King William, has
sold 7G2 acres of land to two Michiganders
named Tyler at - per acre.
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Freedmen Radical NJ Letting I'm Mobile

MOBILE, April lS.-A meeting of 5000
negroes was held last night. Radical
speeches were made by white and colored
speakers. Resolutions were adopted aflili-
ating with the Radical party, and demand
ing the right to sit on .iurics, hold office,
and ride in the street cars. Most of the
colored people present were armed, and
after the adjournment, at a late hour, a
great number of shots were fred in the air.
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The Markets.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


New YORK, April ia. M.-The gold
and stock brokers assembled in Wall street
this morning in considerable numbers.
Notwithstanding it is a holiday, gold opened
with sales at 1881 @l333Ic., but fell to
l377.Ql3Sc. 1t was 1850. at noon.
Flour steady. Wheat quiet without de-
cided change-no receipts. Corn shade
firmer-no receipts. Pork heavy-new
mess, 22.S50$22.9O. Whisky nominal.
Cotton heavy, unsettled, and nominal.
NEW YORK, April l9.-Cotton heavy,
and declined lc. sales OF 1900 bales at
25c. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
dnll and declining Corn active, and adj
vanced Ic. Lard firm. Rice steady-Caro-
lima l0allc. Sugar active, and advanced
lIc. Coffee heavy. Naval stores quiet
and unchanged. Freights frm-cotton to
Liverpool, SIG.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, April l9.-Flour hrm.
Wheat unchanged. Corn iirmer, and adj
vanced lac. Provisions UNCHANGED; no.
thing doing. Mess pork and bulk meats
unchanged. Lard, l2l4c.
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS, April 19.--Tobacco active,
and advanced 54lOc. per hundred for
bright leaf. Cotton dull. Mess pork, $3.50
Bacon, 90s14c. Whisky dull at $2.lOgs3
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
New ORLEANS, April lS.-Cotton dull
and unsettled; low middlings, rs e G26c.
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eueStiOu of the War Decided.

Boston, April l9.-Judge Lowell, of the
United States District Court, has decided
that the Clyde-built steamer Cyrene, cap
turned in Ashley river, Charleston, when
Charleston surrendered, and CONDEMNED as
a prize, is prize to the Government, and
not the blockading fleet, as the army did
as much as the navy towards capturing her.
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And this in the abolition part of New
York Another district is needed.

South CAROLINA AFFAIRs.-The Gov
ernmcnt estimates that one hundred thou
sand persons in South Carolina have not
tasted meat for thirty days. The desttu-
ton is very great, and several cases of
starvation are reported. The registration
Of voters will be commenced as soon as a
sufficient number OF persons report them
selves qualified 10 act as registers, but few
have done 50 as yet. Northern advices
indicate a considerable emigration Of farm
ers from New England, New York, and
PENNSYLVANIA.
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OUTRAGE UPON CoLoREp MAN IN Ro-
cuEsTEE.-Thc Rochester Express of last
evening has the following:
Nathan Spraguc, a colorcd man, and
son-in-law to Frederick Douglass, lately
purchased a coach and horses, with view
of running it rs public conveyance, hav-
ing procured his license. He took his stand
at the regular place on the east side near
the OSburn House, withstanding threats
from certain quarters that no odd mig
ger - should run as hackman in RocheS-
ter. On Monday evening of last week, the
same day Spraguo commenced business,
and while his back was turned moment,
his coach was badly cut up and disligured,
SO as TO render it unfit for use until repairs
were made, which were quite expensive,
as the top, cushions, and other parts were
nearly destroyed. Sprague is a quiet, in
offensive man, and minds his own bust
ness"
And this in the abolition part of New
York Another district is needed.
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4 C#<Ffu.rArE JrDGE'S DECISION AT
Huu IN Nv IuEE.-Au action OF much
interest aal Importance was tried yeStcr-
.as In the Supreme Court, Circuit, Part
t., a.:.rc Judge Mason. 1t involves the
validity Of a Judgment rendered in the
>.ta District Court Of New Orleans by
Judge who had taken 4 judicial oath to
.ggort the Constitution Of the Confcdc-
AYE states, and who rendered the judg-
..at lu question in February, ls62, after
.saey law had been proclaimed there,
-r4 after Judge Peabody had, by autho-
.e Of the President, entered upon the
.r> Of his office. Judge Mason directed
. .rdIct for the plaintiff, subject to the
a5aa Of the General Term, thus sustain
r. Tie Judgment rendered by the New
Orleans cuuu.-Attc York Times.
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Death OF Ex.Goyernor G,,more.

CONCORD, n. H., April LEX Governor
Gilmore died this morning, after linger-
ing and painful illness, aged fifty five
years. He was president OF the New
Hampshire Senate in 1859, and Governor
of the State during 1868 and 1854.
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ADVICE FROM 4 RApICAL.-Atter COM
pIimcntiug Mcssrs. Daniel, Johnson, and
Macfarland, the Wheeling htel!yencT, a
Radical journal, adds:
ave take considerable stock in the adj
vice which such men may give the negroes,
and wc trust the latter will weigh well the
question OF leadership between such men
and the violent, eNtrayasaht, and crack
Drained HunnIcutt X Co."
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Execution Mt Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Ga, April 19.-Two negroes
were hung in the Jail yard this morning at
5 o'clock for the murder Of Mr.. Seccinger
in January.
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New ORLEANS, April 19.-Advces from
MatamoraS of the 18th say the Liberals
had captured Pucbla, and Macmillan was
offering to surrender, but his overtures had
been rejected. The Liberals refuse to
grant the terms demanded by Macmillan.
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Mn. DAyIs's TRIAL.-Attorney General
c,auberv is said 10 have recently remarked
10 the District Attorney Of Virginia that
JET. Davis must be disposed Of during the
coming term Of the Circuit Court OF the
United States, which meets at Richmond
On the first Monday in May.-Ne'0 York.
Lr...L1.l
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THr CONSERVATIVE NEGROES OF this city
have paper now in circulation, 10 which
az already appended the names Of some
Of our best and most respectable colored
citizens, inviting Rev. John +. Edwards
Colonel K. +. Withers, Hon. w. u.
Branch, M.ior James Garland, Mr.. A. NJ.
Tribe, and Mr.. John 0. l.. Goggin, TO adj
ore.s them on some convenient public &C
cas5ou OIL tho political duties of the hour
LmelLtrg Eeput!icIn.
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0uick Passage.

New YORK, April l9.-The Leo arrived
here to-day from Savannah in the remarka-
bly, short time Of sixty-one hours.
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sales, 800 bales; receipts, 500 bales ex-
ports, $3.50 bales. Flour quiet and firm !;
sales of superfiue at s13.39asl3.5O. Corn
depressed at 81 rs. Pork very dull mess,
$3.50. Whisky dull and unchanged.
| Gold. l37L. Sterling, 1461l5O.
New ORLEANS, April 19.-Cotton ire
gular sales Of 80 bales; low middl'ng,
24G2i &C.; receipts for the week, 9,l2l
bales, against s,405 last year; exports for
the same time, q OIL bales stock, l56,777
bales. Sugar and molasses at standstill
sugar nominally l3c.; prime, l314al31ac.;
choice, l5l4c.: fermenting molasses, Csc;
prime, zoe. Flour quiet and firm; super
fine, $685.: choice family, Sl7.75. Corn
steady; sl.25@sl 80. Lard unchanged
l314@l4c. Pork dull nominally $3.50.
Gold, 1879.
SAVANNAH COTTON MARKET.
SAVANNAH, GA, April lS.-Cotton-Re-
ceipts for thc.wcek, 1892; exports, 6,l6l;
stock, 16,067.
SAVANNAH, April l9.-Cotton dull and
heavy, and declining; market very irregu-
lar, with small business; middling, 24c.
receipts, 400 bales.
MOBILE COTTON MARKET.
MOBILE, April ls.-Cotton-Sales, $50
bales: middling, 24c. receipts, $40 bales.
MOBILE, April 19.-Cotton-Sales to-day
of 225 bales; mddling nominally % &C.;
sales for the week, 1875 exports, 1896
receipts, $40; stock, 4l,775; receipts
to-day, 4G7.
WILMINGTON MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, n. c., April l9.-Cotton
dull at 25c. Spirits turpcntine steady at
tic. Rosn firm at s3aSS.
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COWARDIS Z ELIYsON,
Editors and Publishers.

The undersigned, foreman and compostors OF
the DisDdtch Office are well pleased with the gas
ii hit as purified and improved by the appliance OF
the American Improved Gas Light Company 81
Virginia. They find it soft and pleasant to the
eve and that with the reduced consumption, as in
dicated by the metre, they have quite as much
light as before the change:
C. MARsTIS,
K. d. GEASTLASD,
J. A. GIBBS,
RoBgRr b. TORY,
TaoaAs J. LA PgADE,
LEwELLYS J. HURT,
C.. K. G.. ACKERLEY,
A. II. Jones,
E l.. FORD.
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IamarANrs.-The tide Of life, with
qa.ehrrcd movement, begins TO flow in
I'll, direction from the States north and
"o.1 - u. We are seeing new and
strange faces every day aud the popula-
tin seeking our exceedingly genial and
'g>pi,able section is Of the very best kind.
iagbu.ytum Eegtater.
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TRIBrTE To MERIT.-Captain J. NJ.
Brook, Professor at the Virginia Military
Institute, has been presented with beau
tiful gold medal by the King of Prussia as
a testimonial of the appreciation of the
distinguished donor of his high scientific
attainmcnts. This is deserved and honor
able recognition of the genius of one of
VirgiuiaS most gifted sons, of whom she
is Justly proud.-Lcrinyton Gazette.
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NV A nj. KELLEY, Editor of

Mr.. A. M. KELLEY Editor Editor, OF 1ne
I+Rf hi io Centenary church MONDAY I'VE.
SSd a t1sss and lei Si
OF the po l,hict "a FIELD KNIGHT IN THE
f g6nsR OF CGMMoNs EIGHTY YkhRs s AGO Sans
The ladies earnestly hops the pubic s T fani. for
dor1 tie destitute children dependent upon
them many VI WHINE apB-td
. THT
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WING OFFICE, RICHMOND, va
February ., l''f. !

To lUh0m il may concern:
We, the undersi, ned, do hereby certify that ths
average consumption OF gas for TINS estanl!sn-
ment during fifteen days observation previous
to the 25th OF January was eight hundred ana
twenty. seven (327l feet per day, as indicated oy
the metre. -,.p.-.u
Also, that the American Improved Gas Light was
introduced on the oath Of January, aud since then
the consumption has been only four hundred l.OVl
fact per day with a much better lgkt-saying
four hundred and twenty seven ti27l feet per day,
with i've additional burners IN use. The hight is
remarkably brilliant, steady, and much easier 10
the eyes BoSDURAyT, ELLIOTT SHIELDS,
PropristCrs.
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A MEXICAN IMPROVED
GAS LIGHT COMPANY OF VIRGINIA
OFFICE CORNER MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS

This company Is ba-ed on numerous letters
patent OF the United ates, Gov ring devices and
CaIburetting agents, and possessing certain posi-
tive, specific, economical advantages which legiti-
maiely challenge the attention OF manufacturers
and cons urners of coal gas everywhere. Among
the principal Of these cheapness steadiness,
soiinsss. difusibilty aud perfection OF light, with
a great dimiuution Of heat n. ompared with the
consumption Of coal gas. which Is one OF the
principal causes OF injury to the eyes, brain, ana
nervous system.
The apparatus of the American Improved Gas
Light Company has been in use in the wig build
ing since the 10th and in the DtSpdtch building
since the 2lst day Of January last, and in the prl-
vate residence. Of several Of the directors. For
the practica results reference Is made to the an
nexed certificates from the proprietors and CON-
positors Of the two newspaper otices.
This Company is now prepared to furnish no.
tells, churches, private residences, stores, &c,
with tn cir improvement and TO dispose OF rights
to any city, town, corporation, or individuals, In
the State where gas Is used on favorable terms:
Further Information can be obtained by Apply
ing at the rooms of the Company, over the BANK
ing Office Of william B. lstacs Co, between the
hours OF . and IL A. NJ. and and +. NJ, or spe-
cal appointments will De made to exhibit the
light and its economy and bril liancy at any DINER
hour TO suit the convenience OF parties.
cordial invitation is extended TO the puonc,
and scientific men particularly, 10 give the subject
q thorough examination and investigation.
WYATT NJ. ELLIOTT, President.
WILLIAM 3. lSAACS, Secretary.
r A. You've, Superintendent.
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a al? DoT CARD or iLsoP 4 FoURQUREAN
,oc1 SPRING TRADE.-WHOLE-

1907 SPRING IRA DE.-WHOL
lOO( SALE ONLY.-We beg to call the at
tenton of our friends and the trade generally TO
the fact that now receiving our spring stock,
which will be well assorted, aud will embrace
every article usually kept In a NOTION HOUSE.
We have HOSIERY, GLOVES, NOTIONS, HOOP
SKIRTS, CORSETs, SUsPENDERS, PERU.
nERY, FANCY SOAPS, LINEN and COTTON
BUTTONS of every descrip-
ton, PAPER and LINEN COLLARS, COMBS and
SMALL WARES, and notions entirely too numer-
GUS to mention.
An examination Of our stock by the merc hants
generally visiting this market Is respectfully 80
lcited, and We assure them that We are deter
min ed to meet the demands of the trade In price
and quality. VALENTINE FRANKLIN
Wholesale Dealers in Notions, &c,
fa2s 1908 ain street Richmond, Va.
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TOOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THIS!
IL THE CHEAPEST GOODS YETI
At EZEKIEL'S, No. Il MAIN STRgET.
S 600 wards BIEACHED TWILLgD COTTON
'SHIRTlNGs, or for Other family purposes,
only ls3c. per yard, worth Csc.
2 900 wards heavy BLEACHED (wfde) SHEET.
INGs, nearly one and half yards wide,
2 600 wards SUpERFINE So PILLOW CASE COT
TON, only 3Oc. the yard
S 900 yards all styles Of DRE GOODS, now SELL
ing of without regard TO cost
1 600 va fds 81 and 1914 BLEACHED and UN-
BLEACHED sHBETINGS at greatly reduced
600 Yards all STYLES OF GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS WEAR at extraordinarily low prices,
lust to suit ihe times
500 wards HEAVY GRAY TWILLED FLANNEL,
all Woo, admirable for ladies' skirts and
mems shirts, only two shillings the yard
muse be sold OF.
EZEKIEL'S Cheap Store,
No. IL Main street,
fsa nearly opposite ST. Charles Hotel.
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hswiIl be seen by the above notice, have con-
nected myself with the Richmond Banking and
Yn.nrancs Company TO cOLluct tho Banking De-
nsytmsnt OF tho Company. My long connection
pHtrb the Farmers Bank OF Virginia and the Ira
sers Bsnk of Richmond justites me In assuring TO
nv friends and the public generally that the same
acy,ammodatinp spirit heretofore manifested shall
ever be shown in all my business uahsacuons
with them. il, c,nnoN c.uh,x
NH l5-ig d SiN 100 S1"bI1t.
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RICHMOND DISPATCH OFFICE, !

February 10, ls67.
The average consumption of gas in our printing
house for fifteen days preceding tho lst instant
was ,O26 feet per day Of twenty-forr hours. on
that day the "American Improved Gas Light
was introduced and the average consumption OF
gas for the fifteen succeeding days Was 400 feet per
day OF twenty four hours, or saving oil 500 ieet
per day. The new light is much better N every
respect than that before used.
CowARDIS & ELLYsOS,
Editors and Publishers.