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~
The Water TOWER AND PUBLIC SQUARE
ON CHURCH Hula correspondent sends
us the following in regard to the proposed
improvements on Church Hill. Wesee no
serious obstacle to the building Of the re-
servoir and tower on either Of the squares
to which attention has been called. Says
our correspondent -
a1As the city already owns the property
south of, Franklin between Twenty seventh
and Twenty ninth streets, which would an.
swer quite as well for water tower as
that proposed to be purchased, why not
build it there rather than spend more
money for another site
Gas a, location for public resort and re-
creation, the natural advantages pertain
ing to this beautiful point, in its charming.
and. unobstructed views, and refreshing
ibreezes in summer, will ever cause it to
be visited, to the neglect Of the other,
unless the way of access be entirely OBJ
;structedr by fencing in the building lots
there proposed to be sold. It would besa
suicidal act on the part of the City Fathers
to consent to such an arrangement, and
thus give cause for stranger visitors to
repeat the old story told by traveller
about Albany, That it was q city of many.
buildings and, about forty thousand inhabit-
ants, all ! standing with their gable ends to
the street, ,o,as ~ F.z - asrs 80 gG&
iIsss Travellers coming to Richmond by the
various steamer lines on the river have
their attention drawn to this very point
while on their way up, and are frequently
seen upon their arrival to ascend it and
look around on the view here afforded.
First appearances are everything; and on
this, account alone we should make this
point as attractive as possible !; and sooner
than prepare the way for more buildings,
with rlodious back views to the front, let
those now there be swept away; and,
taking advantage; of the natural formation
Of the ground, have. it terraced in one
magnificent sweep from end to end, plant
ed with elegant shrubbery, trees, and flow
iers ), and with tower fifty feet high
which could be seen away down the river
and, all over the city--we should have one
of the most unique and attractive parks in
the United States" Es Isl haafsf
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MEMORANDA.

:RTcTTcE TosTAX. X.PA YERS OF HEN.
sIS RICO COUNT time ipE Jaa ling
aud d very large porttans fsthS tasssH Tor 4he
year 1857 are stll auupaad, although ..shave
repeatedly solicited the eitizsaa 20 go ,ns,for-
ward and pay the same. This 81 the Iast pub
licsnstica u shall gtse, andtEniees they all as
once and pay the same, I shall legy In All
cases, this being my last resort to meet my
payments. HENRY y. SMITH 81
4 s ssa Sheriff Han1iec county
FsPsrARY "a, 1893. .asss 81 ~ 2f-.SSse
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Corn and Fiour Exchange.
, al, RIcHxosD, February 2S,s 1865,

.,,.s,,,s, al. -RIcHAoED, February 2S,s lS6s.g
oPFBRIEas. en-. !. -.
Whsat.-Whfte, 1872 bushels. Red, 5s bushels.
Corn.-White,l,leo bushels. Yellow, $50 bu-
Shells Mixed, TS6 bushels. ..,-,t -,
-sOdta.-2 ,772 bushels. e. 'fs1>R 'f''a -
.7Rye.-s bushels. (. aolt1i.l ag9is lad1 swoda gaIi
Flarseed.-4 bushels.
Clover Seed.-16 bushels. -19i3fJ"ffF' y
bsr5y eioEEl s5s es2sALHs.stEW 10 6sye5 $50 :
Wheat.-White, 80 bushels fair~at $3.50; II
bushels ordinary at &2.4o = 10 bushels very
good at $2.69-totai, l12 bushels Red, 10
bushels at $3.50 !; 26 bushels choice at $2 co.
: corn.-White, go bushels on private terms
80 bushels at 81 .07 " 81 bushels NJ $l.os7s 4o4
bushels Ut SI.07; 46 bushels ut 81 8l.06-total,
964s bushels Mixed, 40 bushels ON private
terms 474 bushels at 81 l.e7f t26 bushels at
$1.05; '1l8 bushels at Sl,oe-total, 7se bushels.
Oats.-676 bushels prime at zoe. 30 bushels
very good at 8sc. Total, $40 bushels.
Rys.-S bushels inferior at 81 .46.
gFldrsesd. "a bushels prime at ". co. i''.tsJ
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Note fr0nl Mr.. Bolts. se,stS,
.ysq Ra February 28, 1868.

To the Editors of the Dispatch d 4s ssd
Gentlemen,-I hope you will allow me
to say that in the brief report given of my
speech last night before the Convention,
as published in your paper this morning,
there is nothing OF which@I can complain
except that your reporter grossly misun-
derstood me if he supposed I was favor
of repudiation of any debts, private, or
public. No man. can be more opposed TO
reputation than I am, and have honored
the Convention for the large vote by which
they repudiated repudiation.Asa gea2 ts.il
.,gIyr Respectfully, john M. Boris. !
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN-
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT- OFFICE Febru-
ary %, 1859. P. Wilkinson, Renssal
laer county New York, one cent stamp;
Miss Ophelia Cox, Petersburg, Virginia,
revenue stamp Charles q. Bryant, Lynch
burg, Virginia, two cent stamp; Home In
surance Company, New Haven, Gonnecti-
cut, no stamp; Mrs. A. W. Robinson, New.
Castle, no stamp; one letter, no address. e
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The CASTATA .oP EsrHER-The Rich
Emond Methodist Musical Association de.
serves the thanks of our citizens for the
pleasant entertainments recently present
ed to delighted audiences the Broad
street Methodist church under its auspices.
OF Instrumental and vocal concerts and
lectures our pleasure seekers fancy they
have had 3 surfeit, aud it is only when SUE
Fperior attractions are presented that sneh
performances draw good houses.' Hence
5it is that the readings OF, Mr. Nichols
were go successful, and that, aside. from
the, fine array Of talent on the programme,
the novelty of..the eoratorio of Esther
drew; crowds, despite the bad weather. 3
/ We noticed this, performance buti briefly
yesterday, and regret that even now we
cannot do it. full Justice. Where every
thing passed offso well, ,tis almost super
fuous to particularize, but some pleasant
features shall be noted.sqThs chornses,
with perhaps one exception, were render
ed in excellent time, and with full power
aud effect only once on Thursday night
did . discordant voice break looss. MIR.
G., our leading Richmond =bass, was per-
lfectly at home, and showed, improvement
in the part of Ahasuerus !, good, also, was
Mr.. E. (baritone) in Haman.r We might
also mention with praise Harbonah and
Mordecai, {both fine tenors, and the bass
of j. Z. which, although inferior In depth
to that Of Mr.. G., was rich. and pleasant.
The Association is particularly fortunate
in possessing such an array Of female ia
lent. How shall We discriminate between
the sweet altos of Zeresh and her Maid OF
Honor and the three leading sopranos
The voice of Esther (Miss Rs) is culti-
waited and rich in tone. The same can be
said of Zeresh, whose peculiarly sweet
alto was rewarded with many tokens of
appreciation We cannot close this notice
without brief reference to the parts per-
formed by the conductor, Professor McIR-
.tosh, and the. organist, Professor .Grabau.
These gentlemen are too well known to re-
quire q word Of commendation, and It is
sufficient to say, what is generally acknow-
legged, that their services were absolutely
essential to the success of the perform
ances. It is to be hoped that the Associa-
tion will give us another entertainment of
the same kind at an early day..
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To BUSINESS Mss.-Th RELIGIOUS HsRAID
is an excellent medium for advertising It
has an extensive circulation In! tbs South and
West, and is the organ OF the Baptistss OF
..s7''7Fs5 as14 JErRR & D1cKIsscY, 49, =
bsEs!ast9. 7,ssSss9s No. sl6 Main street. y
Sss7-st sa2t!'s.4 y ~ Richmond, Va:
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isl3 EBRU - 1868

Il .lBeusDARlEs or THE New WARDss--.
Although, thesneW ward boundaries have
already been published, it seems that che
people generally do not yet understand
the arrangement. ,As registration com.
msnees again Mondsy, it is important that
all should know exactly where they be:
long. The following will be found aceu-
rate: IL ssslsi 5 as y a---hei,f 1. t4s-
h .Gluy5 Ward commences at point oppo-
Site the centre of Belvidere street, on the
sonth side of theisriver, running thence
northward .and along the centre Of aBeivi.
dere street to the centre of Main, thence
eastward and along thetcentre of Main to
the centre of Henry thence northward
and along the centre of Henry steet TO the
centre Of Leigh, thence eastward and
along the centre Of Leigh to the lcentresof
St. Peters, thence rnorthward and along
the, centre Of St. Peters to- .Bacon's Quarter
branch. This ward is bounded ON the
west, north, and south by the new corpo-
ration lline.saiqo al 81 atss5 ,s,2tia&4A .
/ Monroe Ward.-The eastern boundary
Of Clay, above described, bounds Monroe
on the west. The eastern; boundary Gof
Monroe commences alta point on the south
side Of afhe river, aud running northward
on9ailine parallel with Belvidere streetEto
astreet separating the Tredegar property
thence along the said. street to line with,
the centre of Fourth street, and along the
centre,of Fourth street to Bacon's Quarter
branch. 1'tsrst,s 4s Efs agSi
Madison Yard The. eastern boundary
Of Monroe W ard, above described, is the
western boundary of Madison Ward. The
eastern boundary commences on the south
side Of the river at point in a line with
the centre of Twelfth street, running
thence northward, along centre Of Twelfth,
in direct line Through Capitol square)
toza point opposite the centre of Baldwin
street-thence eastward along the centre
of Baldwin to the corporation line. This
ward is bounded on the east and north by
the new corporation line. g.f il 81 .,,,s} a!.T
| Jefferson Ward.-The eastern boundary
of Madison Ward, above described, is the
western boundary of Jefferson W ard. The
easternibonndary Of this ward commences
on the south, side of the river on q line
with the centre Of Twenty-fifth street,
thence northward and in q line with the
centre OF TWenty.fifth street to l50 feet
north of Q4street or the corporation line.
| Marshall Ward-The eastern boundary
Of Jefferson is the western boundary of
Marshall Ward. This includes all the
territory east of Twenty fifth street, and
is bounded on the east, north, and south,
by the new corporation line. .efrJ itia
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sc3s. E1sEse s91y'sss' ss Aen11Ar
anderson Mrs. NJ a..
Andersous Mrs Nancy
AfYrtend |, Harriet
krmstead ], Lucy S4Ss
Buster Miss Frances
BaughrMiSs-E Emma
Baker, Miss Eats
Brown, Miss Sarah
Baird, Miss Alice. '',s.'
Cogbili, Mrs. r. To- 5
Chaivin, Mrs. Rose
Cooley, Mrs janet I
Clayton, Mrs. a. F.I2,
phalkley, Mrs. MEG
Craig, Mrs.tME J.t, tsis
Cook, Miss Bette a.. !
Drake, Mrs. .sAs H. (2)
Drake, MISS Marie -
Elam, Miss T.. u - Z
Evans, Miss. Florence
Graves, Mrs. Susan
Green, Miss Hattie (2)
Hancock, Mrs. d. B: :
Hawkins, Miss O. M
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,saJuDaE BusEHkA's CouRT. ANDREW ].
Berry, Indicted for receiving stolen goods,
was yesterday, tried and acquitted.
Sam Fields, indicted on the same charge,
Wsa tried and acquitted. s.
mi case of Nordo docai Page and George
Psarmsn, Jointly indicted for felony, the
evidence was psrtly beard. 8 ;S 3
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ri AUCTION szzEs THIS 3 Da9.sss -

4. Z. CRUMP win sen III front Of his Office
''so on Bank street, commencing at 10 o'clock,
,;wardrobes, sidsboards, Bureaus, looking.
'lPsS sd B1Sls.d fE.ss5 aa,. sfs;fg5
9. .sGATHRIGTsw win .aesl at hts store, No.
1883 Main street, commencing. st 10 O'clock,
furniture, boots shoes. fancy goods, ETC..
co0Ks& IIAUGHgoNw sell at Ioo'clock,
on Council Chamber HiIb fhersess. mules,
.sharness, etc.sTsg III Has s5isd1gasJ ai1-asi
REGNAULT co. viii selI at looscIock an
assortment of Superior furiliture,s wine,
whfskey, ete.' c1Ts 'saisssk 1ssees9 Tes25sti17
i. g. PpLLIAM win sen at 10 O'Clock, ON
Council Chamber Hin, d superior car:
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20, THE FFLIcTED; q aBEEsoEl,s 3 : \ 50 rs

ISALALEM broth OR SALTS OF
WISDON--a specific for Hingworm, TettsrS
Itch, Barber,a Itch, Uicers, and NIL seruptlous
Of the skin, mo mstter how, maiignant or how
long standing. Warranted 10 cnrS or no pay.
Try. it, and II 1t does not speedily ana
promptly cure, and entirely yesndicotaiths dis
ease, the money will be ysfundsd IN eysH
Instance Price, Soc. per Brittle. EoYtA8lA by
BLUNT q &MOEELEY, ss.-o
bsssksa Druggists, No. 1891 Mnin street ,etN
5an.23t a5iRasfisa Ksss Fs.aR RichnQnds Es.s5
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Executive APPefsraEsg. The Governor
appointed fgssss ssstsdsy John McGlsren of
Fittsburg,; comm missfoner 0f deeds for Viz
gin!4 t9 The Stase Of Pennsy yanla. Z s:ss
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HoNE INSTITUTIONS PRaNRr PAYNEsT.
The Arlington Mutual Life Insius Com
Ipsny of Virginia on yesterday paid, the
Eciain of S5, ,OOa upon the lifs'of faa'e 'esteen7ed
citizen of Richmond, recently deceaseds
This is the first loss Of this young and
vigorous company It has prospered be-
tyond any precedent, and bids fair to rank
with the largest and Oldest companies IN
the country. a@ S''S''aS Esa - aas.sz'* .''iA''
-s3l45 9t -----:s = .--=ssfS OF n
DECISION IN .BAEKRuPTcY.---Int the matt
ter of John w. Slate, in bankruptcy, Judge
Underwood decided yesterday that . per-.
son who appears as attorney for 3 bank
rupt is ineligible as sssignee' OF shes banks
rupt's estate.setr f,ittn5e ssae9 an1ssssEs !. 81
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List of letters. ].
YAnfES, rTaT

p 1sTs OF ADVERTISER LETTERS,
| REMAINING IN THE RICHMOND
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HENRICo iCoDaTYzsC CONSERVATIVES OR-
aaNIaATIoN. Assistant superintendents
and chiafs Hfies uilr meet on Monday,
ID Msfchat ia O'Clock, at the County
Geusth thouss.s 'It Is exceedingly imporssns
thsf thersishould sbe q full attandAAces9
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4 IsT OF LETTERS RETAINING IN
41THE9MANGHEST aPoST-oFF1CE

81 LISI5-J-.s .t3t3,f = 3rs-sf,,FI
,Ianson Mr.. Mary.. =. Il,
kim. Mrss E r. IS. ... !, !,
Moore. Mrs. M. A a35i
OGDEN. Mrs Snsan ssf,
Paxton, Miss EHesas q
NT;., Tndtfh
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THEY, ACT LIKE .A CHARM,

.es9 THEY ACT LIKE a CHARM, 81 ss.l
lqnieting the nerves and bringing back this
"rosy color OF Health ~ TO the cheek or the
most deiicate = s3tssr if' st'11 - ( tsss-. 1
3FuiiIand explicit directions acconlpsny sseh
box Price, q per. box : six boxes, %. Sold
in Richmond, fa.,s wholesale and retail by
PURCELL. .LADD & co., S@ss re-
DR. W.POWERS, 1906 Main street.; ka..gss
"A. B0DEKER,& BROTHER, 1888 Main
4. r. DUyAL, so7 Main street., SO s.s'
w. H SCOTT, 1919 franklin street; ~ =
sSAUNDERS & HOWARD, corner Brook
avenue and Marshall street; "a .S.-. J. 7
JOHN w. R1SoN, corner Main and Third
LEWIS B.THoMAs, aI4 Broad street;
IT. w, ,FRAYSER, corner Broad and Seven
tesnt1 3 s.Issfs n9sa1Nf,T t,spre, 14,i, s. s8
& Ladies' by sending either Of the eabove agents
81, scnn: have the pills sent by mail 10 any part
Of the, country free OF postage. ss,sys ;sjss
JOHNSON & CO., agents for Fredericks-
burg and by .sone sdruggist' - in every city
and town In Virginia. sc de io-Sm 8
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A CARD TO THE LADIES,
~ DR.. DUPONCO'S II !, s..sii y

-. "A CERTAIN REMEDY - - -
Distressing and Painful Menstruation, Ratan-
tions Pain In the Back and Lolns, Pressing 4
down Pains, Rush Of Blood TO the Head, Dig,
illness, Dimness Of Sight, Green Sickness,
lPaipitatlon of the Heart and that most an
Inoyipg, weakening, aud the beglnnirg of all
o'nrI THE 1sIas IEuGoRsMGA, TsoEasiIes OR wH1TEs:
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. BAKERS

is A.A tS-4sSse. y - ~ % rsrycr,S,,y>xrx~
/ Is.a. ;S,s.sxsa sss.l q =: e Sstss
.,,... -.
"tne os
I frnm pnin,on Nv ,sosnnlafnts:. -
caswcir, Hasard e Co.'S ksrro- sS phcsphoratsd
Eiixh OF oalisaya sazk !, 3
aunoe1 sbl.'er - ne
~ :. =, 11'''-'' ). 80.
sEsiixtr o. ginsnona ana
Elixir o. Cincnona lroIs ana bifm f'1a usn
Elixir yaIsrisnst @: Ammonla ana 9u 9uinanne.
OF hgYges sl1adtSas go = p
Winchssts syrnp efs pllosphitesss sFs
estokesE 4 Aromatic s,yrxp c8 ka1ks szsG yssss5
Cordial Eilxirof Turkey Rhubdrb 3,
and many other bic remedies .sas
e e DEs ssls
;--775,7s7,.- 7S,-;,5s5 7s;s:5s,. -
e'stO ikyEn
~ I, 19 @sias
hESf Elnd AMrS CUD LnNEhV Oil, ,s,,s s.
! SbOEtAAsJss5,tss,sssE.E = E.ESlMyE,
flzr
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JgpaE MznspIrR'a CouRT has adjourned
unta Monday,
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Coat and aWOOG.

lGUPERIoR BITUMIN Gus COAL for.
~ crates; sMIDLOTHIAN. LUMP, Aye
hand, and delivered promptly in all parts OF
the city. S. P.-LATHROP, Agent,
I fe % Eighteen tn street, south side dock.
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De,,.ttst,.u:..s.3 2.
Oh % yEssstf .sfttas 4stzi ssta5s35i seSJ 81 y
nR. GEOR GE b.. STsEELs =
fomce No. 7ea Main atres

! fOfice No. 723 Maip street, -.
inserts ARTiFfCIALT TEETH on Gold, Si1:
vars or yHicanite; EXTRACTS, ,tkiLL'b.an6
REGULATES TEETH in the most sctentthc
manner An experience OF seventeen syeeS1
enablea him 10 snarantea satlsfnetaen.s5sl ~
DEMOyALs-DR. j. HALL MOORE,
h,tDBxrIsr. has removed his Q1fp %
the CORWER OF FRANKLIN AND
FIFTH HSTREETS, vhers he may heS
found nj all hours. -. IS .1a SIN
GH WI ON ES. SURGICAL
yTe AND MECHANICAL. DEN. S<la.xS5
FIST, has moved htS ONCE ind rnsldsnce beck
to Main street, three doprss from 6kztss cppo-
site the Arlington House. Fl
AN operations thoroughly snd gsntiy psr-
TEETH ExTRAuTED without pain, !. 80
TEE = THsINSERTED0 on TuIfJAHTyE
PLATE, and dnrahiI4iysMazranted..I oc lsEs
nR.C.EyKLOEBER. SURGEON
IL DENTIST Gate OF BaItimcrs). -
Nosso2 Broad street, Richmondi Va.
Teeth Allied In the besss naanncx ~ fsepo4e
prices. Beautiful artificial teeth on Mes Ynls
cnnits base, perfectly inaiiatinR ths nnterai
organ, end restoring the c0picnre e1 tAAtaeesnS
the low prices OF 90, ss6, and $50 per sez.
. Nitrous oxide gns Giysr In extTattluS tfatos
rendering tho operation pailltss and safs.s
de 1e-Sm - - 5.
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fGUPERIOR BITUMIN Gus COAL for.
~ CRATES; ;sndIDLOTHIAN, LUMP, AYE
RAGE, and SMITHS COAL constantlye3 I'm
!hand, and delivered. Promptly in all parts OF
the city. S. P:eLRTflHHROP, Agent,
tTHEAP WOOD.-A-train train Of WELL
" SEASONED PINElWOoD will arrive
iby the Centrafroa early nextyYeek.
A young man eatamy office will Issue tickets
from 10 to'9 o. 'cIock.daily. PRICE, o. per cord.
fe 2S7-strf&gggaa % WIN. W. PARKER
;NTIDLOTHIAN LUMP BITUMINOUS
lunequalled BITUMINOUS CRATE COAL
has been secured, and Is offered to dealers and
consumers at the lowest cash rates. Orders
promptly filled il left at Cabell 4 Watkins S
office. s r. r5s.s.sft \ rsse5sz j. Is. WATKINS
4 fe 27-6t - Ills Main street.
EyXTE HAVE ON HAND "a LARGE
/! Wv supply Of OAK and PINE WOOD
SoTER seTss aps 1DhoTaYaN DhsoTsd EoRMoop and
GOALS, which, we will sell
at market rates to prompt.paying customers.
s7fssF ''fH GARY & &CRUTCHFIELD,, L''ss;
&ss No llSEighth street, head of basin, - ~
ia 27-1mMW&Sao i,enear packet landing.
GOAL AND WOOD Il am now pre-
NJ pared to furnish best Midlothian, Lump
Coal ut 81. 90 per load of twenty-five bushels,
Hail so, Average at s6. and Smiths, at Sb=
Oak Wood, &c. 80 per cord, delivered; Pine, &c
per cord, delivered aOfices 1869 Main street,
and at,yard, Nineteenth and Cary streets. ~-
sfe2e II iazl7ggl CHARLES H3PAGE. q
jDITUMINoUs eCoAL..+For sale, cor
I'D ner. Seventeenth and Dock streets, 200
tons NORWOOD AVERAGE COAL. This
coal is suitable forgrates and manufacturing
purposes and wilrbe sold on accommodating
terms. rcss- He lslx e WHIT ROBERTS: /
sDITUMINoUS AND. ANTHRACITE
Id COAL.-I am now prepared to furnish
my friends and the public generally with ffs6
midi LUMP, HAIL, AVERAGE,
ANDsSMITH4 COAL, .as t .aihl
,.13Fs In large or small quantities. jg,s
REDAND WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE
GOAL, for stoves and CRATES. constantly on
hand and to arrive, at market prices.I4s y
OAK and PINE WOOD cons tantly on hand !,
Anthracite coal sold by weight. ~ $3.50
| VIM. .HALLgCREW, .st9t; -
corner Seventeenth and Cary streets,
tt,-5.s Jsies~sr and Fourteent tn street 81
ia II near Danviile Railroad depot
|DoEEE 9 oohPANY,s ! 9 RR1eEss q ICES = ..
Lump Goal. superior for agrates... .. .;--$8 80
Hail Coal, superior for grates-and stoves 90
Average Coal, superior for engines. .:.24I6o
Fine Coal, superior Tor shops ,.s..;;:, %
oven Coke, superior for cooking purposes g 80
per load Of 20, bushels, delivered.
Liberal arrangements made with large con-
Isumers and manufacturers
.qqfgirzadT. O. JONES, Agent!
Retail yard on Sixth street lear The canal.
soa s1Itlat s8tzs ti ItA .@S t'aV't.ssst g -
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r-nTs. II. II. TdTktT,SlIkIS.6S.C * = dII0tt,
Miss Maggie Patterson, Miss q. Patman, Mrs.
G. Payne, Miss J. Patterson, Miss Matte
Perkins, Mrs William Perkins, Miss Mamie
Perkins. Mrs. A. Perkins, Miss A: ~. Pea
tross, Mrs. H. a., Pearce, Miss Callie Phil
lips, Miss S. Price, Mrs. 8. M. Picbot, Mrs.
Sarah +. Planze, Mrs. M. @: Pleasants, HRS.
Lucy T. Pollard, Miss Saiiis PTeutiss RI, Miss
3 Preston, Mrs. Z. Priddy, Mrs. j.. Price,
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Robertson, Miss Bette e. Robertson, Miss
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,s.-Kate Saunders ri, Mrs. Lizzie Sanford,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-29

GOAL AND WOOD. am now pre-
" pared to furnish best Midlothian Lump
Coal at 81. 90 per load of twenty-five bushels, /,
Average at S6. and Smiths, at S6.=
Oak Wood, sc. 90 per cord, delivered; Pine, $e
per cord, delivered. Office, 1869 Main street,
and atyard, Nineteenth and Cary streets.
efe TO- y is-psgsy3 CHARLES HaPAGE. III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-29

DISON,Ss COUCH MIXTURE really
IL good preparation for Coughs, Colds, &c.
Also, b full stock OF reliable rernedies. q
EalStf3 ~ JOHN w. RISON, Druggist.
faI fst.1.,., corner Main and Third 1treetA. -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-29
TIRE M IS Sons .oP TEMPERANCE l lsAsu, Mass MEET

Other evidence was given unnecessary
to publish. The Mayor dismissed the case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-29

- SEASONED PINE,aWOOD will arrive
by the Central road early next:week.
A young man atamy office will Issue tickets
from 10 tot9 o. 'cIock.daily. PRICE, O. per cord.
.fe 2S--8t. nis..g.s.s9 I, WIN. w. PARKER.l. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-29

MIDLOTHIAN LUMP BITUMINOUS
lHL- C0AI.-An unfailing supply OF this
has been secured, and Is offered to odealers and
at the lowest cash rates. Orders
filled If left at Cabell Il sWatkins's s
office. @ n EFs.s.fft-esa;z'GS j. Is. WATKINS.
fe 27-5t Ills Main street.