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nnw TO OBTAIN TICKETS.

Tickets will be supplied to all booksellers,
druggists, music dealers, &c., where they can be
tD'ctl-4 ai ONE DOLLAR each, or in quantities al
C#lu rdfee.
Circulars, containing futl Instructions and terms
o. agents viii be mailed upon the receipt oil stamp
Tor return pustage.
order, may be cent 10 A. enclosing the money,
from - % -, In . registered letter STAMP en-
Causedt Al oar T-z. La. Ter amount. ~ post
Order tiai;, u express, al the following club
rive lcGrs 10 one address. %
! rH ttEs# t1 uN# address. W
"eH} .EEcta o. one Is %
tNly uU4u,s 10 one address s................ IL "
The names of the agents will be published from
taresa,r.l nihce
Tlctr,- will be supplied to agents al fifteen per
G.. =. discount.
Und.f tud IN ynr.uauce Of the provisions Of the
1..-ruaI revenue law, his Honor, the CoMmis-
t..usr II Internal Revenue, has, upon due proof,
granted permit to the Orphans AssoclA,
l... 60 aI.d its GIN Concert GrsnN from al
eHnra,s tglsthor from Sp,ctdt tGr oT other duy In
b.. ..,t 10 such Gin Concert
TN#-E.s protection TO al agents and exempts
,l from any and all liability for License tax, or
U.H-rws-e .
Tt3a Exemption is made upon the ground that
the proceeds uf the sale Of ckeis Tor this tohccrl
su ne devoted To charitable object, and II but
another evidence uf the favor and consideration
wien our vGorta have been constantly met III
L@~F.y Cg1.y direction.
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Mayors C0URT-REcoRDER REGNAULT
PREs1prNG-FRIDAY MoRNING.-Charles
Claiborne, mulatto, charged with assault
ing and threatening to shoot Mary Winston,
was discharged.
Fanny Morris and Mary Winston, ne
groes, charged with threatening to assault
Jane Claiborne, were required to give
surety for their future good behavior.
William Savage, charged with contempt
of court in refusing to obey summons,
was required to give surety for his appear
ance on Monday next.
Lewis Turner, small negro boy, charged
with assaulting Charles Haskins with
brickbat, was required to give 500 sure
ty for his future good behavior.
Thomas Lynch and Mike kief were ar.
raigncd on the charge of assaulting and
beating Christopher Welsh. A witness
testified that kief was not present when
Welsh was beat. He thought "that Welsl
was bate by falling down the hill" kie
was discharged, and Lynch was bailed Il
appear next Tuesday morning.
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r OOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THIS
IL THE CHEAPEST GOODS YETI

~ TIL e IFbAF EST UUVUD TIT
At EZEKlEJ's, No. Il MAIN srREO.
& 900 wards BLRACHgD TWILLBD COTTON
sHIRTlSGS, or for other family purposes,
only lssc. per yard, worth a6c.; ,r,r
q 900 wards heavy BLBACHED (wtde) SHEET
INGs, nearly one and 3 half yards wide,
only Csc. RON
. 900 yards sUPEgFiNE sd PlLLow-CAsk COT
TON, only 3oc. the I'D ~
900 wards All styles Of DRESS GOODS, now SELL
ing of without regard to cot; en- 49,. I'M
I 900 wards s-4 and l0-4 BLEACHED aud us.
BLEACHED sHsETINGs at greatly reduced
prices. , ,,,,,s
= 900 yards all styles OF GOODS for hEN,s and
BOYS wElR at extraordinarily low prices,
500 wards aEsyY GhAY TwILLgD FLANNEL,
all WOO, admirable for ladies' skirts ana
EZEKIEL's Cheap Store,
No. IL Main street,
ya3 naarly opposite 81. Charles Fotal.
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= CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA

n LAMBS have formed busin % connec-
ttoa with Messrs. Murphey & TrouIman. Real hs,
tate Agents and Brokers rhiIad nmhar IF
saIms and other real property In virginia, Tor
which fair and rea sonabie prices Will be paid oy
p.nrsyIyanisns desiring 10 remove 10 ihls stare
a. S3nrIir.iiou IN person or by mail Will with
Measure lurni.h any one having land Tor SAFE spe
'in' ih'oi J. ID. IMB0DES,
Attorney at Law,
On . Richmond, Va.
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FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE.-This body
adjourned yesterday after most harmo-
NOUS and encouraging session. The next
meeting of the State Council of Virginia
will be held at Mount Crawford, Rocking
ham county, in October next.
A national organization, to be called the
"Supreme Council" will be organized on
the 25th of June next, in Petersburg:
Delegates to the Supreme Council " VIII
be sent from Virginia, North Carolina'
Georgia, and Louisiana.
The delegates from Virginia are: George
A. Bruce, of Waynesboro' \. Pope Abel,
of Charlottesville; Daniel Dodson, of Pc
tersburg W. B. Wellons, of Suffolk; A.
W. Weddell, of Petersburg; Rev. Thomas
Hume, of Portsmouth; DR.. I. S. Beck
with, of Petersburg; Thomas J. Evans, OF
Richmond DR.. L. B. Anderson, of Han
over: Rev. G. w. Dame, of Danviile.
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Our CHURCHES To-MORROw.-Theu usual
services in all our churches tomorrow,
with the following exceptions:
Rev. George F. Adams will preach in
the First Baptist church at ii A. N. and 8
?. NJ.
Rev. T. G. Jones, D. D., will preach in
the Second Baptist church at ii A. M. and
s p. M.
Rev. G. II. Ryland will preach in Leigh
street Baptist church at III A. M. and 3
Z. NJ.
Services in the Methodist Episcopal
church, Mayo street, at IL A. NJ. by the
pastor, and at ) p. NJ. by Rev. Mr.. Rock
wood, of the American Tract Society.
The quarterly meeting of the Presbyte-
rian Sunday School Union will be held in
the Third Presbyterian church at p T.
NJ. Interesting reports will be made and
addresses delivered.
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PETERsoN's LADIES' MAGAZINE has been
handed to us by Messrs. Bdgood 4 Riley.
This magazine is one of the best fashion
guides published in this country. The
colored plates in the present number are
very good.
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CoNvICTS RECEIVED AT THE PEN!TEN-
rIARY.-The sheriff of Patrick county
brought fro negro oonvictS to the pcniten-
tiary yesterday-viz., neury oso r'.' aud
Taylor Reynolds, each sentenced for five
wears for burglary; George Macarthur,
three years for burglary; John Kent, three
wears for grand larceny; and Charles Dog
get, three years for houSe-brcaking.
She sheriff of Sussex county brought
two negro convicts-Edward Butler, three
years for grand larceny, and George Par
ham, four years for house-breaiing and
larceny.
The sheriff of Fauquier brought John
Butler, negro, convicted of murder and
sentenced to fourteen years.
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ICHMON AND DANvILLE

ii
III RAILROAD B0NDS.-An arrangement TO re-
new all outstanding mortgage bonds OF the kIen-
mond and Dsnville Railroad Company by sn nn,.
70 I'm issue under one fiksr AohTo.oh ~
progress upon plan very sdvantsgsoas 70 po.a
holders, aided by recent act OF the osnetn
ssmbly passed for that purpose. Aost o. W..
holders have readily accepted ths propos h.sns s
company for this renewal Others OF them psanS
nnkniwn or their address unknown, have not
besn heard from lt IL desirable Tor them, a. a. ,bs
a. for the company. that sneh should 1n''s -
arrangr m.nt Nj early day. ..,,.mant
Ali who have not already sisned an ..ns,,falIy
10 the effect indissted are w,,h me on n SUB.
ject st once. ,.,,, y. where p,ay bs
my sautoss AL when temporarily sbssat VIII
Ss aa aas.p.s.s"tsi In rsspes Of III. iue)ss ev inc
Audit1fo . - - 80 In n. alton 10 II may also De
had, II desired from a...T: p.,as,, L.sss's' o1
rh9is s..ssryill EsQ., James Alfred Jones, ESQ,
ana = 4. g. BufDkD. Prssidsnt
Richmond and psnyills Railroad Company.
NH sT-oodsw
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WHO OFFICE, RICHMOND, yA.,l
February ., 1897.

To Dh0Hl IL may concsTn:
We, the undersigned do hereby certify that the
average consumption OF gss for this establish
ment during rfteen days observation preyi'us
TO the 25th of January was eight hundred snd
twenty seven (s27l feet per day, As indicated ~
the gas metre.
Also, that the American Improved Gas .ighisas
introduced on the 2ith Of January. and sitcs ther
the consumption las been only four hundr-a tas.t
fat p.r aay with A much better ligEt-saNigs
four hundred and twenty seven ti9Il fsot per Day,
with ave additional burners In use. The light -
r.marka ably brilliant, stesdy, and much easier 10
the oyss BosDUKAsr. ELLIOTT SHIELDS,
S Propriston.
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MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND

MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND
Nl DOLLAR SAVINGS BANk.-Stoc kholders In
this institution viii be emitted to bid, and the
lowest bidder will certainly obtain from 81 oVo,
81 900. or 80, 900 every month, for the period OF
three or five years, with which amount he Iay
purchase home-thus, II YOU now pay nlty dol
ana YOU will be no better OF pext year-but by
having this amount into this Savings Bank you
,brea four or five years, as the may be- the
house and lot will ne yours. Persons desirous OF
subscribing may do so, and learn fnil partleuiaTs
hy apnlying al the office corner OF wall ana Main
streets under St Charles Hotel. Once hours from
So'clock until 3, and trom4 until o'clock T. .
Sums of one dollar and more received Oh ueposi''
i'' JOHN Z. BOsSlEUX, President.
wIrIJ.NT ALLEN, Cashier. ap io-ts
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KEFFAEsCEs =:

KEPFEEsCEs.
General q. T. EEArKEGARD, New orlsans.
busaIIvt- General JEFF. THOMPSON, New Or
4gaur.
MAJOR. General s. B. BrcKSEE, New Orleans.
BEAN, a. H., Baltimore.
baibEH.rUS, n H.. Baltimore.
.. AuEka~. Publisher, Baltimore formerly
~ J. s.. Nurr,w A Uol
J. EIXHg. Baltimore late OF Rich mond, Va.
&. ". sgl#vF, Baltimore
I. achLEYEs Co., Baltimore.
Al mItrs and Communications should be ad.
df,sstI ~ Tie CEsIEhL orFIuE.
l. r. PALMER & CO.,
NJ. Is Holiday street, Baltimore,
Eandytng Directors.
Tickets can be had at the Musical Exchange OF
! - ". DAyIEs' 5oRs, Main street, Richmond
Y.
Addrsss communications to box sIs Richmond,
ls 10 2s-ts
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CASES CONCEN-
/ TRATED LYE Just received and for sale BY
X. w. POWERS,
e26 corner Main and Fifteenth streets.
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CIRCUIT Court OF llENRIco-JuDGE
CHRISTIAN PREsIDING.-The grand jury
found true bill against Talialerro Fisher,
colored. for the murder of James Doyle,
a white boy, on Chimborazo bill, on the
lst July, 1866.
Also a true bill, the second case, against
John J. Phelps, for the larceny OF two
mules.
The Jury sworn on yesterday in the case
of the Commonwealth Us. James Powell,
for the larceny Of a mule, came into court,
and being unable to agree upon verdict,
were discharged, and a noAe proSeqm
entered. John B. Young for the Com
monwealth, Alfred r. Courtney counsel
for prisoner. :.
A Jury was then empannellcdin the case
of the Commonwealth Us. John }. Phelps,
charged with the larceny of two mules.
After hearing the evidence and arguments
of counsel they found the prisoner guilty,
and he was sentenced to five years In the
penitentiary. J. B. Young for Common
wealth, +. Z. Turner for prisoner.
A. Morse, Jr, and Samuel Nj. Page
qualified as attorneys in this court.
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GIFT CONCERT.
Tho profits Of this concert will be given to the

SOUTHERN ORPHANS ASSOCIATION,
.o TIE suAjo!ued address from the officers OF which
we call the attention Of the public:
We TIE officers Of the Southern Orphans Asso-
c.srou fer the maintenance and education Of the
destitute orphans Of deceased southern soldiers
and sailors, earnestly so'ici, the sympathy and CO.
.srrattou I'm our Grand Presentation Concert OF III
who Hos ire to see the home and school" enabled
.- receive and caro- for all needy who seek its
shelter ar.3 rejection.
ThAuNtuE oar friends for their past contributions
srd assistance we again appeal to them to help
rs IA = more extensive enterprise. II is the de
ssu q the Association to erect " Home aud
S,aool " for the orphans of the South, both male
and female, on an extensive scale, in the city of
Richmond. Va. As an iuducemeut to have the
uu3liiuE located there. the Common Council Of
that city hay, guaranteed sufficient lot Of land,
su s0 elevated and hcalthful location, and will in
crease the quau,!ty Of land If needed.
IL Ii with confident hope in a favorable re.
s-ur.r 90 this appeal TO public which has never
W.. .fei 20 sustain a Charitable institution, that
ys have emf, red into an arrangement with Messrs.
T. T PALMER s CO, No. Is Holiday street,
Baltimore, 10 organize a Grand Musical Presenta-
t..n Concert for is benefit, and earnestly solicit
..s Kindly sid aud patronage of the public to on
s..a tts success.
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IS nIs aIy h0uss CsRp"z6 RI s'z iLsop roURaURBAN
1oco SPRING

100 .SALE ONLY.-Ws beg to call the Al.
tention Of our friends and the trade generally 70
the fact that we now receiving our spring ,tocA,
which will bs well assorted, aud Will embrace
every article usually kept in a NOTION hnusE;
We have HOSIERY, dtmyss EgTiossb hpTnr
MERY, FANCY SOAPS, LINEN and COTTON
HANDkERCHIEFs, BUTTONS Of every descrip,,
SMALL WARES, and notions entirely too numer-
ous to mention.
An examination OF our stock by the merchants
generally visiting this market IA respectfully so
ficited and we assure them that We are deter
mi ned to meet the demands Of the trade in price
and ouality yAIENTINBS FRANKLIN,
Wholesale Dealers In Notions. &c,
fs2s 1908 Main street Richmond, Va.
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RIcHAosD DISPATCH OPYIcE,
PeDYuary 10, lstT.

FEBRUARY ~, Istf. }
The average consumption OF gas In our printing
house for fifteen days preceding the lst Instant
was ,O26 feet per day Of twenty four 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 honrs, or saving Of 500 feet
per day. The new l!ght Is much better In every
CowAKDIs 4 RLIYsos,
Editors aud Publishers.
The undersigned, foreman and compo1itors of
the Dispatch office, are we'll pleased with The sr,
light as purified and improved by the appliahe. .,
tn. American Improved Gas Light Company OF
Virginia. They ind IL soft and pleasant 10 the
eye, and that with the reduced consumption a. IN
dicated by the metre, they have quito as muen
C.. MARsrIs,
X. ID. GKAsrLASD,
j. A. GIBBS,
RoBEkr b. TORY,
THoAAs ]. la PsADE,
LBwELLYS J. HUkT,
G.. X. G.. ACKERLEr,
A. IL Josys,
L. l.. FoED.
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The improvement is Of incsleulabls benefit to
all employs In the composing room Of the Wig,
to the eyes when compared to the putting, glaring
light we had heretofore In eonj junction with all
the compositors, l heartily recommend the in-
yention. particularly 10 those who have sewing.
re aiding, or work to do by light II produces thai
steady, agreeable light which has long been =
desiderAtum. DANIEL MURPHY,
ap ll-dScim Foreman Wig.
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PARpoS.-The Governor on yesterday
pardoned Joel billiard, convicted in the
Circuit Court of Henry county for bur-
glarv. and sentenced to three years i'm
prisonment in the pcnitentiary.
Lewis Wilson, negro, convicted in the
Circuit Court of King William county Of
grand larceny, and sentenced to five years
in the penitentiary.
Henrietta Muse, negress, convicted IN
the Circuit Court of PittSylyania county
of petit larceny, and sentenced to SIX
months Imprisonment in the county jail.
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= may seem unusc'sdry 10 add a single word "a
d.. ..#~e address but The calls upon the institu-
I"a H.ve been So numerous and pressing, aud the
..#w-.4s tArmr.h which IL is now passing to widen
-.. N.#D#. ~ al~ charities. IL of such an drduUus
r"t..r# .ha' IA" maua meNt cannon too strongly
r--a urna IN" humane and symrA'hetic every.
Netara 81. active participation ia this additional
asser.rt tD alleviate III" SAD condition of crest
...f.narr uf b" .Ftass children, rendered thus by
.Hu tenn hI" war through which We have passed.
tr.. .--r.a4Iy ~. whatever may have been the rela-
ave ... s."Et view, II ,adie, and gentlemen here
t.t.E. .. must s~r-t trst tn children referred 10
u...s .nt. ty ary possibility, have bad an agency
E.. Hr.r.#r- aDuU, their prss-r; deuora bic St'rd
..t.. u"mtstsou, and are suitable oujec for me
...rtv ut aI persons uf whatever shade of ponti-
... ur..aw. III. " Home aud school" which
r..y Tow mare pytir7inrlg seek L. establish mi
... ...g wII t- Ct lECAlcGlahle benefit by provi-
..n.f.a uu.y food and r4laeHt for these helpless
...... but likewise solid ana thorough education,
t..- u.Ha'Elr- them for future usefulness 10 So
g. .fw at .ar--. Iu order th4t mis- appeal may be
..-et#a. .a ,H#.-tfE. he active interest and co.
...~sfta. If ,l C.as.ss Of persons everywhere
We have l.~esuo-d 10 issue for the
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RICHMOND, March ~, 1867


MENTAL NOT1CE.-At Il monthly
- meeting Of the Virginia Dental Society. on tn g
18th instant the following resolution was adopted
ReSolped, That the Secretary bs requested to
publish in two daily newspapers OF this city no.
tice of the adoption of uniform tariff OF charges
for dental operations by the Richmond members
Of this Society; and also to attach to said no.
tices the names OF the dentists belonging to this
association"
In accordance with the'above resolution, the fol-
lowing dentists, members OF the Virginia Dental
Society. have agreed to the uniform tariff OF
chs rg es d bove referred to -
JOHN q. WAYT, JOHN MAHONY,
4 N HUDSON C.. L. KLOEBER,
w LEIGH BUXTON, J. II. HARTMAN,
J. EDWARD CHASE, JOSEPH WOODWARD,
W B. PLEASANTS, J. HALL M00RE,
r. CLARKE F. A. JETER,
GEoRGEB. STEEL, @. w: JONES
w LEIGH BURTON,
NH 2l-ts Secretary Virginia Dental society.
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CORRECTIONS,

We stated yesterday, through misun-
dcrstanding, that the ladies Of the Tennes-
see Table had received no contributions.
They have received through Mrs. John l..
Ligon a contribution of fifty dollars from
the ladies of Bristol, Tenn.
The name Of Mrs. Douay, who made a
contribution to the North Carolina Table,
was misspelt. The contribution was from
Mrs. Thomas II. Dewey, the estimable lady
of the president of the National Bank of
Charlotte.
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This company Is based numerous letters
patent OF the United States, covering devices ana
carburetting agents md possessing certain posi-
tive specific, econoulcal advantages which leg IT,
mately challenge the attention OF manufacturers
and consumers Of coal gas everywhere. Among
the principal of these are cbeapness, steadiness,
softness difusbiiity. and perfection OF light, win
a great diminution Of heat AZ compared 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 aud in the Dtspofch building
since the 2lst day Of January last and I'm the pr
vats residences Of several Of the directors, For
the practical results reference IL made To the an
uexed certificates from the proprislors and com
positors Of the two newspaper Offices.
This Company Ia now prepared 10 furnish bo-
tells churches, private residences, stores, &c,
with their 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 bark-
ing office of william b. Issacs < 20 between the
hours of 0 and IL A. NJ and 1 and r. H., or spa-
cial appointments will be made TO exhibh the
liz hit and it, economy and briliAncy at any other
hour 10 suit the convenience of parties.
cordial invitation Is extended to the public,
and sci-nt fc paric cularly, 10 give the subject
. thorough exa animation and insestis alton.
WYATT II. ELLIOTT, President.
WILLIAM ". lsAACS, Secretary.
supa
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"A GAS LIGHT COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
WYATT N. ELLIOTT, President.

OFFICE CORNER MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS.
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VISITORS FROM THE COUNTRY.
Visitors from the country and else
where can get free return tickets over the
roads leading from the city by application
at the Bazaar.
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DRY GOODS.

ECIAL NOTICE.-CARDOZ
- ALs0P b FouRoUREAN, no. sis BsoAo
STREET. are now receiving, and win continue
SUPPLY OF SPRING DRY GOODS, to which
they invite the attention OF their friends spd md
the public Among other things they otter sBW
DRsss GOODS, such as Plain and 9roe Grain
Black Silks, Light and Fancy silks, Wool and Elk
Grenadines, Striped Lenos, Chailies, Aipacm'
Mouslins, Peaus Bombazinss, Lawns, Orstndiss,
Jaconsts, French Prints, american Prints, &c.
Also, full assortment Of plain and fancy Css.i-
simarss for bows Silk and Gingbam Umbrella.
Parasols, latest styles; Jarvins and Princess Md
Gloves, Hosiery, Ladies' and Gents, Linen lam
bric and Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, Embroi-
dersd Handkerchief-, Valsncennes and CambIlc
Lace, Edging, and Inserting Lace Collars ana sen'
and full assortment OF White, House iurnlsnihsI
and Domestic Goods. Oar goods have been ana
are now being purchased in New York tsome NJ
large auction salesl on the most favorable terms,
and We feel confident OF our ability 10 sell ssio~
" apia gIa CaRp0zo. iLsoP FoURaURsAN.
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SODA WATER.

There is a soda-water fountain on the
third floor, and yesterday another was
put up on the second. Cool and sparkling
soda is drawn by beautiful young ladies,
and to have it served you by them is of
itself worth gallons of soda. We have
tried some of it, and ever since we have
felt the sparkling bubbles that were in the
glass chasing each other in every corner OF
our poor heart, and each one seems to i'm
part sensation of delight. Just try some
of this soda, and if you are man of the
right feeling, you will experience the same
results.
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SrpRrvE Court OF ApPEALs-ALL THE
JUDGES PRESENT. FRIDAY MORNING.
In the two cases of Vaughan rs. Com
monwealth, and the two cases OF Cardwell
Us. Commonwealth, the court affirmed the
judgments of the Circuit Court OF Rich
mond
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A VALUABLE COLLECTION.

There is for rattle upon. 1.-The Maryland
table very handsome scrap-book, made
up entirely Of autograph letters and auto
graphs of Confederate generals and navy
officers. Many of these letters were written
on the battle field, and the collection is an
exceedingly valuable one.
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THE RICHMOND TINES "A WARNING TO THs PUB
LICK. II observe that Mr.. Charles II. Wynne ofers
for sale the Richmond Times To protect my in
terests, think it proper to give notice to the pub
lie that | own 0ne-third OF that paper, and that
will contest the validity Of any sale made by Mr..
Wynne ,ctthom my consent md ratification. Ny
claimto the aforesaid interest is based upon the
following contract between Mr.. Wynne and my
self duly signed and attestsd
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