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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-06

THE STREET CARS are already doing a
good business. During the cold freezing
spell from which we have just emerged,
few persons were moving about. The utter
stagnation of all business during the first
half of January very much limited this
number, and not many of them were of the
class which rides most. The travel upon
the cars was consequently very small. 1t
is an error to suppose that cars do best in
bad weather-the reverse is true. The
more people there are upon the streets, the
better street cars do, regardless of weather,
except that larger percentage ride in hot
weather than cold. In winter, when only
few persons go out, and the ladies, children,
and the pleasure seeking portion of the
population keep in the house, street cars
generally, and especially when recently
introduced, do very little but in genial or
warm weather, which brings out these
classes of the population, the cars do a
heavy business. AS the weather has be-
come pleasantcr, our cars have been doing
much better, and when the spring fairly
opens, and our ladies and children are en-
livening the streets with their presence, we
predict for our cars rich harvest.
The sale of package tickets at the rate
of dollar dozen, in any quantity, from a
quarters worth up, practically reduces the
fare to eight cents, which we have no doubt
is as low as passengers can be carried for.
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RUNAWAY ACcIDENT.-Yesterday after
nosn at about O'Clock horse attached
to buggy became frightened and ran of
on Main street, near Eighteenth. When
he reached the corner of Nineteenth street,
little boy named Jimmy Dobson came in
contact with the buggy, and was thrown
against lamp-post, cutting his head badly
and bruising him about the body. A small
negro boy was also run over, but received
no serious injury. The horse was stopped
soon afterwards, and no further damage
was DONE
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Grubbs
& Williams sold on yesterday the brick
cottage on Clay between Second and
Third streets for S3,075.
They also sold the farm Ravenswood," !"
with improvements, three and half miles
below Richmond, on the Mechanicsville
turnpike, containing Isl acres, for 81 500.
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SpnGIAL NOTICES.
: = ,,rrR. Avn - r,saERs.-rHs

m PLANTERS AND FAHMERS.- THE
v,Eug ACTuRiSS COMPANY establish
., lslg, having the exclusive control OF all
''-.sbis ii u New York city, offer for sale. er.
IN n esh, new article Of DOUBLE RE-
r.vr1 POUpRkITc. warranted free from impu-
-,-3rufh'sh, witch they win sell for twenty.
s[rsrs rsr ton, delivered on board Of vessel
= ysvr York city, This srtiole, which Is pulver.
Is fas 8 Sour, has no equal for corn, cotton.
~, .shacSo and IS equal 10 No. Peruvian guano
. .,s proportion q two pounds for one Of suano>
,.ier than the hest brands Of Snper, Phos.
-. rauud for round. This is Just the IN ing for
r.. ySNo win pay cash for good article at a low
- We have coarser article At twenty dollars
,,.a Samples sent by mail (free) on receipt OF
a-.r. cent stamp, send for pamphlet, and be con-
cod Address the Lodi Manufacturing Com
..-y. 6s C0u7t,audt street, New York.
EoCEy MOUNT, EDaRcosBE COUNTY, n. CT
November is, 1855.
n yancs T. Dcy:
-. In reply to your inquiry OF the results Of our
.-srsfuce In the uss oi your improved Poudrette,
.-rs.a5 of you for this years cotton crop we
ID beg leave ia say that the present season has
-. one quite unIavorable 10 the action OF all
o. sarsrs. Ssrcrg' kinds of rdnuTes ,cere used
,... .rit4 ~, ,rccp';oa Of your Pondrstte, toith
r.... lr $40 tgccr 10 the crop. Where the Poadress
,,.,#..ali,3 IL care Us n,rr a haya bale or more
r.s. All caused ht cotton 10 open much
,-.r-. and we would therefore recommend the
....a. = concentrated mSnure for the growth OF
- well as su improvement. to the soil.
Yours, very respectfully,
.,ll-Sws HUSEr 4. STuLTs s BROTHER.
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Es {. X. REES Il CO.'S

re- {. X. REES n CO.'S
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART GALLERY,
., md Pl3 MAIN STREET, IS one of the most
.v.-..ivs and complete establishments Of its
N.@ I'm this country. With their extraordi-
y ci!;ies LiFE-SiZE PHOTOGRAPH ia
.- with rs much esse IS a small AMBR0-
UPE. The beautiful PORCELAIN picture is here
-.s- 20 perfection. Also, CARTE DB VISlTB-
.ni new size. Copies from all kinds of pic
.--. made and enlarged 10 any size, and finished
he highest style OF the art, and at reasonable
.-.-s Examine specimens al our doorway,
.asKE NONE BUT OUR OWN WORK is EX-
4aIED.
sr.,s and others are invited'to: call and see the
r.. fol effect from our direct north skylight,
v...4 is so arranged that either side of the face
r-a he taken equally well, and is especially
sa.,sd for weak and light eyes and freckled
a.@ ia lets
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8itllmond 1ispatrl1.
wEDNEsDAY......FEBRUARY 8, 1857.
AaIctiO1a Sales The Dan.

dRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS viii sell as half-psst 4
o'clock the small brick dwelling near the cor
ner OF Charity and 81. Pstsn streets.
CONSTABLE CRUMP will sell ct II O'Clock, In front
OF the ourt-houss. hack, pair Of horses, snd
q set Of harness.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.-The little child
of Mr.. W. S. Harvey, who resides on Clay
street, on yesterday fell from lounge, the
back of her head striking the rockers of a
crib in her fall, by which she was so seri-
ously injured that her recovery is consid-
cred doubtful.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-We wish to
i call the attention OF buyers TO the fact that
henceforth our present stock OF DRESS GOODS,
CL0AKs. SHAWLS, and other WINTER GOODS
will be sold at and about cost.
These goods were bought mostly st auction for
cash, and are greatly below their real value.
Persons in want of such articles would do well
Richmond can offer greater inducements In these
goods than we can. 8t
We have also full lines OF LINEN GOODS nom
ing, Russia and Birdseye Diaper, Linen Csmbrte
and hemstiched Handkerchiefs, Pillow and LIE
nsn Our stock Of H6UsEKEsPING and DOMESTIC
GOODS Is very complete, and will be sold ct very
We pay especial attention to our stock Of KID
and OTHER GLOVES, In which will always be
found every shade and number, from the cele-
WHITE and LIGHT KIDS at 81 SO and Sis per
pair CARDOZO, ALSOP 4 FOURoURHAN.
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,gJoHy q. sHAFER & CO.,
FALL AND WINTER G1nnns
EDUCATIONAL.

D4CHNIOND FEN Al LIZ INSTITUTE,
II lE.TITUTR BUILDINGS. TENTH,
MARSHALL, AND CLAY STREETS.
Pupils NAV enter most advantageously about the
r.r4.e Of the present month, when the SECOND
l.r, 4 the session begins.
Ca.rses in all cases are only from the time OF
GrauUe.
Bsaunsrs, as well as tho most advanced pupils,
rsyalways dnd appropriate classes.
Ample arrangements for boarders.
We feel confident that me Institute presents ad-
rsmases for The acquisition OF liberal education
v-ic1 no smaller schools can afford, ana we urge
Asr.ew Of he matter upon those Interested.
Ror lsrIas, when viii be made ~ moderate a.
b.sgle, apply to
al,s q President.
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The AQUA CREEK RoUTE.-The boats
on the Potomac route will attempt trip
from Washington to-day, and 1t is proba-
BILE they will get through. 1t is quite cer-
tain that this popular route will be open
in day or so at any rate.
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THE ladies engaged in the 0akwood Feast
return their cordial thanks for the efficient
aid rendered them by the following gentle
men Mesrrs. Christian, Lea Co., keI-
logg & Gibson. Willis & Co., Davies Sons,
And O. Howard. Mrs. @. POYTHREss,
Recording Secretary.
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SENT OY.-Tom Howard and John Cope
land, the negroes who were arraigned for
robbing Mr.. Seller of upwards of $500 and
a lot of clothing were transferred TO the
county authorities, and afterwards ex-
amined BY Justice Wade, BY whom they
were sent on.
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ARREST OF DEFAULTER.-E. II. Way
land, clerk of the Erie railroad, who alb
seconded from Jersey City, N. j.. with
Sl5, 900, was arrested last night by detec-
tives Knox and Tyler.
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THE CONFEDERATE BASEBALL CLUB
nlayed their first game for the present sea-
son Yesterday afternoon, and are now
ready to play match games.
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h.. ..moy ina these fush times, tho
!. .svpND SAVINGS BANK AND INSURANCE
COMPANY
would say that they still
VsnETVE MONEY ON DEPOSIT, AND PAY
INTEREST THEREON.
ALSO,
A.. E!NUS OF INSURANCE EFFECTED ON THR
MOST LIBERAL TERMS
LIVES INSURED ON TINE.
vzle corner Twelfth and Main streets.
J. B. DAVIS, President.
PCTTs, Secretary. jas
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SHlp.-The first shad of the season were
offered for sale in the First market yester-
day for four dollars per pair.
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RISE IN THE ECHIcKAHoNINY.-The Chick
abomipy river has risen so that the work
men on the York River road have been
forced to suspend operations.
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Hoes SroLEN.-The pens of Mr.. Mark
Tyndall. on the Brook turnpike, were In
ysded on Monday night and two fine hogs
stolen.
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HORSE CAPTURED.-A bay horse, cap
tured by the city police, 10 ct police head
uusrters awaiting claimant. s
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r EATHER--soLE LEATHER;;IWe, !,
have int received per rail ,splsnaia iqt @ o.
{! s!S ::' u ii z: s|s. !|;::.'
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GARDEN SEEDS, GARDEN SEEDS:
,v,A ire'h and reliable supply OF GARDEN
'ALDs just received, for sale by
A. BODEKER 4 BRO, Branch stors..
4. :, sixth street between Broad and Asrshsu,
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DRY GOODS. a.c
I OOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THISi
" Tup cHRApRRr GOODS YETI

4 OOk AT THIS! LOOK AT THISi
IL THE CHEAPEST GOODS YETI
At EZEKIgDG, No. II nAIx sfaBKT.
s,oos yards BLRACHRD rWILtRD C0TT0H
sHIRfIN0S, or for other family purposes,
only isss. Per yafd, worth 10.
'IN0s, nearly one and half ysfds vidss
1000 ySrds % sGPERYISI 81 PILLOW. CASE COT.
oos ,.sds ali Ip :,,s: of DREsS GOODS, nov ssll.
fnr OF without regard % eoet
900 Va rds "a and 16-l BLHACHED and On.
BLsACHED sHEBTIH 90 u greatly rsdpssd
900 ype1s. pr,sis' IN styl.iof GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS WEAR ct extraordinarily low prices,
800 ysrS, u,i = SSayY iui Ie' 'a'RnIY1wILEsp yLAsHsL
ALI wool. admirable for ladies' skirts ana
kmen. shirts. only two shfiiinGs the yssa-
500 aras aE:Sf ::'S aGorros DrAPIs for sh-
dren,s purposes-vsry scarce antele; .-..
Anew pair heavy, extra large and dns ALL.WOOL
BED BLANKETS. to bs sold OF ehssp. Z
My country snd town friends .i.hinS ehsap
goods In ths DRf GOODS line need bat give ne
GALL Ihs me articles article. snsmerated above are bat
kZkklELS Cheap Store, H.
fef nearly opposite IL Cn.,las "a oxSl-
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THE ARLINGTON Social CLus.-This
association will give grand soiree at VIZ
ginia Hall on the 24th Of this month.
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~ J. T.. D0HERTY,
ERCHAN TAIL

u 4 T l. x
NAN sTRBEr BETWEEN BIssTE AND NIsTH.
has opened, and asks attention TO his
iALL and WINTER STOCK, for MEMS WEAR,
'...1s Csssimsres, Vsstings, Beavers, Business
-..ny,, Wtiueys, Meltons, Tricots, Estersh ans,
40 ,n!uSaiiss of the latest Importation, and cer-
.. ss choice IN quality and styls as ever Of
'.1 foe ls--em1 J. &. DOHERTY.
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The STEAMER SYLVESTER Will reach
Richmond on Thursday night, and 60 down
on Friday.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-This court was en-
pa ged yesterday in civil business of bu
lit lie public importance.
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| MAYORS CoURr-MAYoR MAYO PRE-
s1pIyG-TUEspAv MoRNIsG.-Ryland John
son, negro boy, charged with stealing a
middling of bacon from Rankin'S grocery
store, was bailed for his appearance before
the Hastings Court.
William Neurath, charged with assault
ing and beating Lewis NJ. Kocke, was
bound over to keep the peace.
Martin Child was arraigned for assault
ing and stabbing Caroline Schultz with q
knife. He was sent on to answer indict-
ment.
Ophelia Robinson, negress, was arraigned
for stealing sixteen silver spoons and one
overcoat from N. NJ. Lee, Esq. The case
was continued until to-day.
John Fogerty, charged with picking the
pocket of Nelson overly, was sent on to
be examined for felony.
Detective Tyler was charged by negro
named James Stevens, hack-driver, with
striking him with stick without provoca-
ton. In the absence of witnesses, the case
was continued until to-day.
Spencer Taliaferro, negro boy, was ar
raigned for having in his possession stolen
hat. The policeman who caught him said
tnat Wnen he QucStioueu lno HcSio IVY
about the hat he had in his possession, he
pointed to another negro boy and said {:
"Dat boy promised me ten cents if /
would sell de hat for him." Spencer
started for him, but had not gotten far be-
fore he broke and ran. When questioned
as to why he ran from the policeman, he
said. 81 went arter dat other boy, an when
he run, / run arter him."
Tom Howard and Jack Copeland, ne
groes, were charged with having broken
Into the house of Mr.. Frank Seller, near
Buchanan spring, and stealing $500 in
greenbacks, 500 in gold, and a guam
tity of clothing theretrom. The case
coming more properly within the jurisdic-
ton of the county authorities, it was sent
to the county examining magistrate.
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"SCHooLMAaMs."-Und this head some
time since there appeared notice OF the
conduct of two females who were under
stood to be schoolmarms." who being fol-
lowed and jeered by some boys, retaliated
in abuse and epithet disgraceful tothe sex.
The lady superintendent of the school
where the persons alluded to have been
assistant teachers, called yesterday to say
that they were not white persons, but mu-
lattoes, and that they are to be dismissed
from the school this morning for their scan
dalous conduct. The superintendent is Q
northern lady, and says she means to pre-
serve the good character of the teachers,
and to keep up the order and decency OF
the school with, as much efficiency as pos
sible.
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE.

NJ SPECIAL NOTICE.
STILL ANoTHER 6RBA7 RRDUC.IoU
In price oi
CLOTHING ON HAND TO CORRESPOND W.YH
NEW GOODS
we are now receiving from ear Bsltii-s.s 1c.sa
yERC OATS
HEAVY BUSINESS SUITS
sold at cost, owing TO the advance Of the season.
Call early and examine.
sHIPLEY, ROANE i CO.,
CORNER FoURrBESTH AND FRANKLIN srRgyrs,
opposite the Exchange and Ballard Hotels,
RICHMOND, VA.
Ia le-tFebsJ
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RICHMOND, January S, 1857.

RICHMOND, January s, 1857.
Msssrs W. G.. Webb Co.:
6entlemen,-We are acquainted with your ""
luable real estate In Manchester, aud estimate tn'
ya,ps thersof at EIGHTEEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS. Our estimate is based upon the sale OF pro
perty when business revives and capitalists art
seeking such investments. Very respectfully,
HARRISON, GODDIN APPERsoN.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SUPREME CouRT OF APPEALs.-In this
court yesterday the following cases were
disposed of:
O'Niel Us. Commonwealth upon an ap-
peal for writ of error to q judgment OF
the Circuit Court of Fairfax county. by
which the plaintiff was sentenced to the
penitentiary for two years. The writ ap-
pealed for was awarded on the Esd Of July
last, and on the day afterwards the appel
liant was pardoned. The writ was conse-
quently dismissed on yesterday.
The case OF Smiths executor as. Smith
end others, upon an appeal from decree
pronounced by the Circuit Court of Alex
andria, was heard, aud the court reversed
the decree CT tho lower court.
The case Of Davis %. The Common
wealth was submitted by tEo Attorney
General, and time taken " tie court for
decision.
The cases of Robinson and others, ETC.,
were again partially heard, and laid over.
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THE ARTICLE wANTED.-RZE-
i KIEL's, a MAIN STRIRT-IiHI, WIDE.
AND HEAVY UNBLEACHED COTTON OP9N.
heavy UNBLEACHED COTTON, just the article
wanted for shirting pnrposes, at
EZEKlEL'S CHEAP STORE
fa1 No a Main stYeet
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RICHMOND, January 10, 1887

RICHMOND, January 10, 1857
This is to certify that William 6. Webb and wiie
have executed TO us q deed conveying that real
estate in Manchester, Va, opposite Richmond. de-
scribed in above certificate OF Messrs. harrison
Goddin Appsrson, to be held subject 10 tne asIl'
sion OF the managers acting on behaii OF Tue oah,
wood Memorial Association IN the oh'oipiD'o '
Messrs. william g. Webb Co.
R. A. LANCASTER, Trnstess.
r. NJ. LOGAN,
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A GRAND NEW YEAR
SOUTHERN
GIFT ENTER PRISE
under the auspices of the
oAKwooD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION OF
RICHMOND.
FIVE THOUSAND BOXES
MEMORIAL SOAP
TO be sold at ten dollars per box, anda
GRAND GIFT
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
MANCHESTER,
VALUED AT $4,000,
and now under an annual rent of $500, to be
awarded to some one OF the
PATRONS OF OUR ENTERPRISE.
$4,000
to be donated to the
OAKwOOD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION OF
RICHMOND.
Anxious to introduce our new brand OF :" ME-
MORTAL SOAP" throughout the entire South
and at the time assist in the noble efforts pu
forth by the Oakwood Memorial Association II
preserving the identity of our fallen heroes, VIZ
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pICHMOND COLLEGE.

This institution thoroughly reorganized' mas
SIX INDGPEgDEHT SCHOOLS.
The session, opening October lst, ana ciosins
July lst is divided into two terms.
SECOND TERM BEGINS FEBRUARY iofh'
Wen Students may enter 10 advantage.
iU further Information. address -.
r. G. JONES, ID. D., President.
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TEMPERANCE FEsTIvAL.-The Sons of
Temperance had good time on Monday
night last at the hall of Shockoe Hill Divi-
sion, No. "a. This division took possession
Of their new hall, on Marshall street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh, and invited the
officers of the Grand Division, and the
officers of Springfield, No. l67, and Hutch
inson, No. 63, and Marion, No. s, to be
present with them on the occasion. An
able address was delivered by DR.. P. Trent,
embracing review Of the Order and his
tory Of the Division. He was followed by
Mr.. K. G. Greene, of Petersburg, who
smoke in feeling and effective manner OF
the influences Of the Order upon society,
and with telling effect held it up as the
last and only hope of the drunkard and his
desponding wife. Others we're called upon
and INDUCED in few encouraging words
to those present; after which all were in
yited to partake of the sumptuous repast
which had been provided.
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THE GRAND PREMIUM

referred to in Messrs. Harrison, Goddin Apper-
sons certificate (below) will be awarded to one oil
the purchasers of .
BOX OF MEMORIAL SOAP" ON THE aSD OF
APRIL NEXT,
under the sole direction Of the
BOARD OF MANAGERS
acting in behalf OF the
OAKwooD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION,
who, together with the trustees, are sufficient
guarantee that our enterprise, in all its Details
will be cond ucted and carried out strictly, homo
rably, and fairly.
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TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED,

WAsUINGTOS, i. c., December 81, 1888.
: Y E..kssi Richmond, Pa:
rstr,-l am gIattned TO see that you have
t... commence til. manufacture of your HAIR
...-..HH HEk From the testimony % many friends
.." M.ya used IL. ! have 40 hesitation in stating
..t /. .avG IL 20 he the most e..lCient compound
E.ul ever presented for sale. Indeed, many
g. ..1s4 VINO have ;Tiad IL assure me that ii not
~ r.sauses the scalp perfectly. but undoubt-
& F restores the gr with oi the hair.
very respectfully yours &c,
ALEXANDER Y. p. GARSETT, M. D.
~ saIs by ali druggists in this city and else
r..ra. Price, 81 per bottle. orders addressed to
-a-7 n. FZEKIEL, box 2Ss.
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RICHMOND, January "a, 1867.
Nessr, William G. Webb Co., Oh Dominion
Soap and candle Works. Richmond "a:
Gentlsmsn.-Ws have examined your PROPOSE,
,ion 10 the lockwood Memorial Associauon,
and In behalf OF said Association We aeceps "s
offer, and wish you success. o @ ruppIN
J. B. PACE,
THOMAS POTTS,
c..xo,,... s.,o C,.kwood Memorial Association.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM z. rAxNRR. J. orTo RHBRTs.
- METROPOLITAN WORKS.
FOUNDRY. MACHINE SHOPS.
AND SASH, BLIND. AND DOOR FACTORY,
coRssa slvxxrG AsD CANAL sraRrfs,
RICHMOND, VA.
The undsrsigned are prepared to build and 70.
MACHINERY
Of all kinds. including ENGINES. CAR WORK,
TOBACCO PIxTURHs, Ao.. 10.
ALSO,
to furnish IRON and BRASS CASTINGS, and
FoRGINas Of every description.
They also manufacture, In their Sash Factory,
SASH, BLINDS. DOORS, and MoULDINGs OF
every pattern.
SCROLL SAVING neatly executed in any
style.
SASH furnished, either glazed or unglazed, and
carefully packed for shipment.
Give rs call before purchasing.
De N-sm TANNER 4 EHBETS.
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COUNTY CoURT.-This court was not in
session yesterday.
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ISGTIsTIC INSTITUTE. AT

| linguistic INSTITUTE. AT tne
.sug experience, who has resided in Richmond ioI
tL4Dbsr Of years, has determined upon iormins
's'.es for the purpose OF teaching the moasan
1ssn nsed with great success la Europe, ana whicn
I've, tue student all ths advantages or prlvate in
tlcl y. all who wish TO avail themselves oi
~ y porunity requested TO make applicat.lon
,slort February I5 10 Mr X. A Lancaster, mr..
.stac' WOodhuuse or Al the music store OF Messrs.
'ohhSon q CLamDerlsyne
TERMS:
Wohe year. OF eighty lessons. ns..........sss w w
~ one quarter, Of twenty lessons .........." 2 so
pIFEte classes of three, one hour. ~
't's'e Lessons, OF half an hour each........ ~
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OpPIcE OAKwoop MEMORIAL AssocIAT1oH'(
CHURoH HILL, RICHMOND. VA::,
We accept the offer OF Messrs. WxBB Co., ap'
provsd by the above committee, and ask our
friends to give their support in carrying out tns
enterprise.
Isiunsdl MRS. u. H SMITH. President;
MRs. A. Y. STOKES, Vice. PRESIDENT
MRS. 3. 8. TURPIN, Treasurer;
Mas. e. POYTHREss. Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-06
~ HENRY CUALTER CABELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
osrIcR: Over the National Exchange Bank.
gg-ts Richmond Va.
~ ELEkIFL'S

. EIENFFLS
VIRGINIA EAIR RESToRER
a Thing Of Beauty Is Joy Forever"
g.s-s and diseases Of the scalp produce bald
,. The VIRGINIA HAIR RESToRER is war
...j ,a restore ,he scalp to healthy condition
s 'htksn the hair. Dandruf is thoroughly
q. est-t hy its use. Itching and burning of the
o.. p .- cured by two applications. Itisa
EICHLI PERFUNED HAIR DREssINGi
1T Is NOT ADYE.
fees not color the skin. 1t does not stain the
.a.' 4Gen. A vegetable compound, 1t does not
.aaou,ly upon the hair or health, as do Nj
.-.- of silver Dyes, or those made of other nox-
...' 1r-rs.