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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-05-10

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n congregation 10 their nastoT iS, are t.xa.
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or other valnable considaratior a.. ,,ct a.,
bia 10 taxation az income n,on,ts 20
ceived on lifa ;nsnra Dco ,,olic;ss mi Dr.,
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either the actual lees received during the
year, without regard to the time when they
accrued, or the amounts due to the business
ofthe year. But when the taxpayer has here
t3iore adopted one method be cannot now be
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-05-10

So The attention of assessors are particu-
larry called to the terms of the act in force
which require to be included in returns of
income the share of any person of the gains
and profits of all companies, whether incor-
porated or partnered, whether divided or
otherwise
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-11

FIsu.-The city markets were fully sup
piled with shad, rock, and perch yester-
day morning, and almost every visitor to
the sources Of supply went home with
string of fish. The dealers in the lower
market were selling Shad at from IL. to
% cents apiece; sturgeon at l6:23 cents
per pound, and rock al 10 cents per pound ;
perch and small fry generally were llo"-
rally offered at % cents per bunch. lhc
butchers were doing yesterday morning =
very dull businesssand their gloomy faces
were quite expressive Of disgust at the
piscatory invasion. While all this rapid
trade by means Of country carts from the
Pamunkey and seincs spread in the James
opposite Richmond is going on, excellent
oysters could be obtained for one dollar
per gallon; and the customers for she'll
fish in the First Market were quite nu-
merous. Meanwhile the boys are taking
in fine strings of perch "out Of the wet "
by means of hook and line. and there are
few families in the city, either rich or poor,
but who are provided through the favor OF
Providence with comfortable meal.
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THE DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.-This in
stituIioD, organized a few weeks since, has
taken the store at the corner Of Main and
Wall streets, under the ST. Charles Hotel,
and open to-day for the transaction OF busi-
ness. They make 4 rcquisition on the
subscribers for their instalment OF one
dollar par, payable at any time during this
month. This is good institution, and one
which we hope will be literally patronized
by our citizens. To those whose expenses
are nearly up to their income, and who
can spare only dollar or two at time,
will find here a safe place, and besides get
six per cent interest on their deposit.
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THE COUNTY ROADS AND BRIpGES-THEIR
CONDITION, AND Proposed PLAN FOR M
rRovEMEST.-Therci is State lawrequiring
contiguous counties separated by streams to
keep the bridges crossing them in repair,
and while this law may in the main be just
and proper, it is a very hard one on the
people OF Ilenrico county. Their county
is almost entirely surrounded by streams,
and Richmond, the market for the neigh
boring counties, being in its centre, there
are consequently large number OF roads
running through it, and the levy for this
purpose will have to bc very heavy.
The loss and other employment Of labor,
and the heavy usage to which they were
subjected during the war, left all the roads
in very bad condition, and it has been
found impossible TO get the labor To repair
them since its close. The consequence
has been that during the late wet spell
they became almost impossible. Persons
who had to travel over them have COM
planned of their condition, and from some
of the surrounding counties delegations
were present at the last court for the pur-
pose Of presenting the oyersccrs Of several
Of them.
misSoncrs to meet similar commissioners
from licnrico to arrange for repairing the
bridges (ahout Scvcuty-tivc per cent. Of
which IIcnrico would have to pay, but
the commissioners from the latter find
themselves unable to act in the matter.
In this dilemma the county authorities
propose TO ask the Legislature to allow
them to let out the various roads by con-
tract, and empower them to lay levy Tor
the purpose and, also, have Il law passed
recurring the city OF Richmond to pay a
ratable proportion of this amount neceS-
sary for this purpose, and they Will appeal
to the LEGISLATURE and to our citizens upon
the ground that, as all the vegetables, and
a good deal of the produce coming to thlS
city has 10 come over these roads, 1t Will
be to the the pecunary interest Of the
citizens OF Richmond 10 pay the very
small percentage necessary for TINS WORK.
They argue that much larger guam
tity of produce will come over 3O0d
roads than over bad ones, and the
larger the supply, the cheaper will
be the articles. That, for instance, re-
duction Of 4 few cents a peck i'll the price
of salad, and like reduction in other vege-
tables, will OF itself more than pay the ne
cessary sum. This is 4 brief synopsis OF
their proposed means OF relief. Whether
| it will he successful or not we cannot say
but ii would seem at least to be right
| We learn that one of the turnpiheS enter
ing the city intend to apply to the Council
to take stock in the proposed extension OF
their road, and will urge this argument in
favor of the scheme.
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SoNS OF TEMPERANCE.-At a regular
meeting of Marion Division, No. ), Sons OF
Temperance, held at their hall on Tuesday
evening, April 9, 1867, the following com
mittee was appointed to receive PROPOSE
tions for membership into the division
Charles Gibson, at Snyder, Bowers Co.'s,
or at his residence in Sidney W. d. Scay,
corner Second and Canal streets Charles
Lawson, Bacon's Quarter branch; John X.
Davis, at DcnSon's apothecary, Broad
street; John Bennett, upper Sidney; K. I.
Davis, at Wright & IIudnali's, Mayo be-
tween Ross and Franklin streets.
The above committee will be glad to re-
ceivc the propositions Of any who may wish
to Join. Marion Division holds its meetings
at the Sidney Methodist church every
Tuesday evening.
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sApoSISE DESTKlFIcE.-We know whereof we
speak when we say tha: this Is the best dentrfce
now in use We have tried a good many of those
patent mixtures, many of which have had such a
run, and prefer this to them ALL. Mes-rs. MEADE
& BAKER, who prepare this dentriEce, have had 1t
examined and tested Many Of the dentists Of
Richmond recommend 1t to their patients, which
they would not do were ii not really good artt-
Gle Even the children like It. Our iitle I" three
year old" uses It regularly, and has become fond
OF its taste and flavor. We cordially recommend
Il to all who use any wash for the teeth.
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2irhmond 1ispatrh.
1UctiO1l Sales This D0y.

LEE G0DDiN will sell to-day at o'clock ]
NJ. valuable vacant lot on Water street
adjoining Messrs. Ludlam & Watson's store
house. After which will be sold a lot on sonth
Poplar between Elm and Maple streets, and
four lots on Bloody Run near Rockets street
LYME BROTHER viii sell on the premises at ) P.
M. a,hree.story framed dwelling on Twenty
fifth street between Leigh and NJ streets. Also,
at 81 = N. a neat two-story framed cottage on
Twenty foul r,h street between VI and y streets.
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ATTACHMENT FOR S4s, 900 LEVIED on A
RICHMOND DRY GooDs HousE.-Quite an
excitement was created yesterday by the
announcement that one Of the largest dry
goods houses in this city had been taken
possession of by Sergeant Thomas l..
Dudley under an attachment Of northern
creditor. Upon inquiry at the clerks
office of the Hustings Court, we found that
CIailiin & Co., of New York, had sued ont
an attachment against J. Steenbock Il Co.,
of this city, for the sum of $4,000. 1t is
alleged that this proceeding was taken in
consequence Of information received by
the New York creditors that Messrs. Steen-
book 4 Co. were removing their goods from
the city and disposing Of them at auction
in Baltimore, New Orleans, and other
places, and that if they awaited the ordi-
nary process of law to assert and secure
their claim, all Of the defendants property
would be removed beyond the jurisdiction
Of the courts of the State, so that iudg-
ment when it was obtained would be un-
availing. Messrs ClaiiIn x Go. were re-
quired TO give bond in the sum of 800, 900,
conditioned to pay all costs and damages
which may be awarded against them, or
sustained by any person, by reason of their
suing out the attachment. This bond they
promptly executed with ample sureties.
Upon receiving the attachment, the SER
geant proceeded to the elegant establish
ment of the Messrs. Steenbock & Co., and
levied it upon the entire stock of this
large house, estimated by them to be worth
100000. When the object of his visit
became known to the large number of
clerks employed there, quite consterna-
tion was produced amongst them, and as
the news later in the day spread over the
city, a very general regret was expressed
that this popular firm should have met with
so great misfortune.
1t is confidently affirmed by the friends
of Messrs. Steenbock 4 Co. that no good
grounds exist for this summary proceeding
on the part of the New York house that
they have paid all their obligations as they
maturcd, and were conducting their busi-
ness in fair and legitimate manner. Messrs.
Stcenbock & Co. have employed counsel
and will endeavor to GuaSh the attachment
on the ground that it was issued on false
suggestions and without sufficient cause.
To protect their other creditors in the
mean time, they yesterday afternoon made
deed of trust covering the stock levied
on. 4 complete inventory is to be taken
of the stock. 1t will then be sold
by the sergeant under the attachment, and
the proceeds held subject to the final de-
cSion Of the courts on the question of the
legality of the attachment.
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EXECUTIVE APPoINTMENTs.-Wl j.
Venable was on yesterday appointed no.
tary public for Prince Edward county.
James w. Cleary was appointed lnspec-
tor of plaster of paris aud guano Tor the
city Of Petersburg-ofiice to be.held until
lst OF May, 1868.
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A Lucky DOLLAR. A gentleman living at
Mr. Mayo's factory stepped into the popular
store of HOLLAND Co on yesterday, and pur.
chased five certificates for ona dollar. On exarnin-
ing thsm he found he had obtained tw" handsome
hunting case watches, for which he paid only one
dollar each. The gentleman gave permission to
r~c his name, but they have adop!eI rule not 10
publish names, and 1t seems to give entire salts
faction 10 their many cu.tomers such is the way
they treat their patrons.
Go and see what twenty. 1--WE cents and one dol
lar w Ill do
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RoBBERY.-Thc tailoring establishment
of Rawlings Hardesty, on Franklin near
Seventeenth street, was robbed night or
two ago of a coat valued at twelve dollars.
A negro named Henry Johnson was ar
rested Yesterday on the charge of COM
mitting the theft, and will have an eXami-
nation before the Mayor this morning.
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4 CARD TO THE LADIES-DREsS-
IA --r-tA. u. % l. A.

\ MAKING CARRIED on At REDCCED
PRICES s-Mr.. A. V. JONES and Mrs. FAB
RAR are prepared to CUT and MAKE DREsSES
on shor. notice and At low prices, and VIII CUT
and BASrE for The ladies 10 make for themselves.
VI o are determined to be as accommodating AZ we
cen to suit the times. PAhTY and all other
the conntry promptly attended to. Ladies should
ca and see lCr to elves, we warrant salts
faction, and never disappoint our customers. No.
1uN
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Police ARREsTS.-Hcnry Johnson, ne
gro, was arrested yesterday for stealing 4
coat and twelve dollars from Rawlings
Hardcsty.
John McGinness was arrested for-bcing
drunk and disorderly on the street.
Benjamin MCGOWAN, United States
army, was arrested for being drunk and
disordcrly on the street.
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CoNvIcTs RECEIvED.-The sheriff Of
Henry county arrived in this city yester-
day, having in his custody Robert IL. Bar
ker, white, convicted in two cases Of
orse-stealing, and sentenced to twenty
years. Imprisonment in the pcutentiary.
The sheriff Of Carroll county also ar
rived yesterday with negro named Henry
Clay, under sentence TO the pentcntiary
for the period Of two years for forgery. 1t
is a rare thing for coored man to be con-
victed OF this crime, but as the culprit in
this instance bears distinguished name,
it is natural enough that he should desire
TO render himself famous.
The sheriff of Shenandoah also brought
in Yesterday white man named Richard
Jones, sentenced TO the pcnitcntiary for
five years for larceny.
The three individuals above named were
in due time taken in and provided with a
free home for the coming years by Super
intendent Pcndlcton.
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The JUNK BUSINESS REvNING.-Some-
time between the 9th ana Sth of April the
premises of Mrs. NJ. A. Thornton, on the
corner of Franklin and Foushee streets,
were invaded by junk thieves and robbed
of copper boiler of the capacity of some
twenty or thirty gallons. Information OF
the robbery has been lodged at police
Headquarters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-11

AuAzoNIANIsN.--F Fanny Johnson, Texana,
Molly Rock, and Virginia Morgan, colored,
were arrested yesterday by Sergeant Kan
kin for throwing rocks at colored brother
bearing the euphonious name OF Tim: ) ohn-
son. This will furnish an item for the
Mavor's Court this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-11

A TREAT FOR THE MANCHESTER PEOPLE.
Colonel Farrar, of Amelia, will deliver one
of bis amusing lectures in Manchester on
Friday evening for the benefit of the Metho-
dist and Baptist churches of that town. His
lectures are universally popular, and we
bespeak for him large attendance OF the
citizens of our neighboring town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-11

Sons or Observation-Disclosures birI-
sion, Of this city, is now in a very flourish
ing condition, new members being initia-
ted at every meeting. The Division meets
at the Druids' Hall, over Bodeker's drug
store, every Tuesday evening, and now
some siXty-two members. a
transparency is soon to be placed at one
of the front windows to serve as beacon
light to guide the unfortunate inebriatc to
a place Of safety.
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This establishment Is sow

This establishment is SOW
COMPLETE IN ALL IFS APPOINTMENTS,
l.ylu. been newly and elegantly furnished
throughout.
r,,s acknowledged to have no superior in the
.oothern states, and 10 be equal TO any In the
North.
Tho owner has spared no expense to make II
canal In every respect touuy hotel in this country,
Al pledges lie best efforts to MAKE HIS GUESTS
IL EVERY WAY CUIF0hTABLE.
r.aInur 4ud succes,fui experience justihes him
lu Laying lu4t tue accommodations Of no hotel
eaaA be sap=I.or t. bis.
lie AK. rae support Of HE friends ana the public
generally.
ara-ts JOHN i. BALLARD, Proprietor.
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County ITEMS.-A white man named
Bolton was yesterday arraigued before
Justice kcndrick on the charge Of threat
cning to shoot Justice Ycatman, and re-
quired to give security for his good beha-
yior.
John Dabney, white, charged with threat
ening to take the life Of Ella Daniels, CO.
lorcd, was examined before Justice Wade,
and also held to bail to keep the peace.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 10, l'67.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Empire. Price, New York, merchaudlse
and passengers. w. J. Porter.
Schooner Mary Willis, Frank, Baltimore, Iner-
chandiss, McKowan Curtis.
schooner shilow, Hubbard. Savannah, iron,
Tredegar Works.
Schooner Mary J., -, Baltimore, msrch audss,
10 order.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise ana passengers, l.. ratum.
Schooner Morning Light, Philadelphia, stone,
Rogers Crowsil.
Schooner Clara, Baxter New York, coal, Rogers
x Croweli.
Schooner Mary Price, Garrison, down the river,
hgnt.
Schooner Hunter, Crockett, Georgetown, d. C.,
light.
BY TELEGRAPH.
PHILADELPHIA, April p.-Arrtvsd, Alliance
Peterson, shay, Orcult. Charleston, :. T.; ToIa'
wanda, savannah, "
HEw YoKK April lo.-Arrived, Chicago, Dublin
TItpun Liverpool (, and Manhattan Charleston:
Nsw YORK. april lg.--ArriSed rtsEm"rs "SHh
ington, hlcnm nd; Gulf CITY, Galveston ahd
Clyis, Wilmington.
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CPECIAL MOTTO E.
CARDoZo. ALsoP S FoURoUREAN

CARDozo. ALsoP PoURoUREAN
ara now receiving, and will continue to receive,
their
STOCK OF SPRING GOODS.
We expect on MONDAY next, the lnh instant, a
large stock of
LADIES and GENTS LINEN HANDKBRCHIEFs,
LINENS AND OTHER GOODS,
which have been purchased at large New York
auction sale within the last few days, and
will be sold at exceeding low prices.
We solicit a call from our friends and the public
generally.
NH ClRDOZO, ALSOP & FOURQUREAN.
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NEW MUSIC STORE.
A E B III A K d 7,
successor 70
InuHsnS & CHAMRgRLAYHR.
JOHNSON & CHAaBsRLAYSB,

Music Publisher and Dealer, No. 73i, corner OF
Main and Eighth streets, Richmond, Va,
would respectfully announce TO his friends ano
the public generally that, having purchss-d ana
removed the stock Of Messrs. johnson Chamber,
nGrivaIlni stock Of SHEET MUSIC. PIANOS, OR
CANS. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, and MEX
.IAAEDISE to which h would invite the atten-
ZION of The musical public.
ME- II. Chamb-rIayne, Jr., date OF the firm Of
Johnson & Chamberlay ue1 may be found at my
Establishments ald would be lad to see hla friends
md patrons OF the late concern OF Johnson d
CLanberlayne. Address A. GEBHARDr,
Music Publisher and Dealer,
aro y,v Richmond, Va.
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REAL estate SALE.-McsSrs. Lee &
Goddin sold yesterday the small framed
tenement on the Central railroad, above
the workshops, with lot twenty by seventy
feet, for $3.50 cash. Purchaser, K. d..
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DRUyKs.-Two Yankee soldiers were ar
rested yesterday by policeman FoIdham
and locked up in the first station-house for
being drunk and diSorderly in the streets.
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T TITLES WHITE OiL.-Best pre-
l. paraton over offered for all diseases Of
Wi Fistais % scr.,chss, and ali % pain. and sores
horses are liable To. In general use A. lini.
ment for man, aud sure cure for rheumatism. II
Is warranted, and sold by all druggists every
= CLARK & BLAIR,
Comm! m!ssion Merchants, Fourteenth street
ana between Main and cary.
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rOME AND SEE Give me q call
4 Come and look aG the CANDIES am manu-
featuring here on the spot. Don't send North fer
Candy when you can buy better hers for less mo-
nes An experience OF twenty years enable. me
20 DEFY COMPETITION. be convinced You
that wish 10 buy, call and examine for yourselves
LOUIS J. BOsSiEUX,
NH u lal2 Nam street
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APPoINTMENT.-Mr. James L. Sutton, OF
this city, has been appointed commissioner
in Virginia for the United States Court OF
Claims. His Office is in the Custom nc use.
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PROSPECTS IN THE CoUNTRY.-A gentle
man who has just returned from trip on
horseback to the upper part of Gooch-
land informs Us that the crops Of wheat
were never looking better. The damage
Oh the low-groundS is iuconsiderable, and,
taking all together, the crops is exceed
ingIy promising. He also informs us that
the progress made by the farmers in their
spring work is really surprising, consider
ing the time at which the circumstances
of the weather permitted them to operate.
Already considerable quantity of oats
is sown, and considerable fallowing for
corn. And what is more hopeful still, the
farmers are laboring with an energy and
spirit Of which he has seen nothing since
the termination OF the war. The amount
of substantial fence-making and fence
repairing reminded him Of the good old
days of yore. We have similar reports
from many other counties.
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PARDON The Governor on yesterday
hardened - Stewart, negro, sentenced
to the ponitentiary for five years for fe-
lauy
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALs.-This
court met yesterday; all the Judges pre-
sent.
The case of Barnum Us. Frost was argued
and time taken for consideration. The case
was upon an appeal from a decree pro-
nounced by the Circuit Court of Matthews
county. w. S. Peachy, Esq, appeared in
behalf the appellant, and Messrs. II. A.
Wise, Lemuel J. Bowder, A. II. Sands,
and John o. Steger, for the appellee.
The case of Plastime Us. Shepherd, upon
an appeal from judgment pronounced in
the Circuit Court of Henrico county, was
partly argued. W. w. Crump, Esq, is
counsel for the plaintiff, and Messrs. James
Lyons, X. I. Daniel, John Howard, and A.
Ii. Sands, for the defendants
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Mrs r. A. = MEhRS. Baltimore Nd.
MRs. J. II. SCHIERs, Ral'iuore, Md.
MRs. L. HAMMOND, Baltimore, Md.
Mrs W. J. BoSTOCK, Baltimore Nd.
MRS A. HAWKES.. Baltimore, Md.
MKs pR. A. @. KIMBERLY, Baltimore, Nd.
Mas, CHARLES McCURBlS, Baltimore, Md
Mr. Hon. JAS. LYONS, Richmond. Va.
MRS JAMES THOMAS, Richmond, Va
MRS. THOMAS BRANCH, Richmond, Va.
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OOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THIS !!
AZ THE CHEAPEST GOODS YETI
At EEK sLS, No. 4l MAIN STREET.
s. 900 20 rds BLEACHED TWiLL8D COTT0N n
'SHIRTlNGS, or for other family purposes,
only lgsc per yard, worth CSC.
2 900 wards heavy BLEACnED (wtdsI SHEET
'INGs. nearly one and half yards wide,
only 25c. - -.
2, 900 wards SUPERFlEE sd PILLOW CASE COT
TON, only SOC, The ye.d;
{, 900 yards All styles Of Dress GOODS, now SELL
ing of without ragard to cost
| 900 VA rds 4. aud l1I BLEACHED and UN.
BLEACHED aHEETlHGs at greatly reduced
prices.
2, 600 ards All styles OF GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS WEhR at extraordinarily low prices,
lust to suit he times - ~
500 wards HEAVY CRAY TwlLLHD FLANNEL,
al WOO, admirable for ladies' skirts and
msr shirts, only two shiiings the yard
muse be sold of.
EZEKIEL'S Cheap Store,
No. IL Main street,
fs2 nearly opposite It. Charles hotel.
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RICHMOND DISPATCH oFrrcB, /

RICHMUSD DISPATCH 0FFICE,t
February 70, 1867.
The average consumption Of gas In our printing
house for fifteen days preceding the lst instant
was ,C26 feet per day Of twenty -four hours. on
that day the " "American Improved Gas Light y
was Introduced, and the average consumption OF
gas for tho fteen succeeding days was !G6 feet per
day OF twenty four horra, or saving OF $50 feet
per day. The new light is much better IN every
CowARDIS & EILYaoS,
Editors and Pub fishers.