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Tha vote moon the original propagation

tSNvr
The vote upon the original proposition
resulted--ayes, So; noes, 81.
The following is the section as adopteo
aSEcrros 8. The General Assembly may Jay
levy tax on incomes in excess Oh sow "
per annum, and upon the following
iicsnses--viz., The sale Of ardent spirits
theatrical and circus companies, menage,,,
ries, jugglers, itinerant pedlers, and al > !,
other shows and exhibitions for which an
entrance fee is required; brokers ana
.pawnbrokers, commission merchants, per
sons selling by sample, and all other Du ~,
ness which cannot be reached by tne
od valoren system. Assessments upon
ali stocks shall be according to the value
thereof. The capital invested IL all pa.
siness shall be assessed and taxed as otnef
property"
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New Books.


Donabey & Son. A continuation OF the
cheap edition issued by APPLETON & Co.,
and sent off upon the great wave of DICK
EMS enthusiasm occasioned by his present
visit. This edition is SO very cheap that
the wave may be economically swept into
almost every house. But it were best that
it be SO swept in promptly; for, like all
great excitements in the tickle northern
mind, this wave will soon subside and leave
the cheap edition high and dry. Buy it,
gentlemen, cheap and quick.
For sale by A. 81. CHRISTIAN & Go.
a Stormy Life. A Novel. By Lady
GEoRGEANNA FULLERTON, author OF
"Lady Bird" SC. New York: D. AP-
PLEToN s. Co.
For sale by A. 81. CHRISTIAN s. Co.
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Paving Contestants.

The proposition to pay TUKEY, the con-
testaut of tho scat Of Mr.. SourHALL In the
Convention, we suppose will hardly pass.
First, to pay him would be against the in
variable custom Of the Virginia Legisla-
ture, which has been to pay the sitting
member, and no one else. If the contest
ant ousted the returned member, from the
moment the question was settled the re-
turned members pay ceased and the con-
testant's began. We have known cases
which involved great many points and
a great deal of testimony to linger on
through nearly the whole session and the
contestants to gain their seats near Its
close; yet they received no pay prior to
the day the contest was decided in their
favor.
We cannot suppose that man like
TuKEY-an exotic, transplanted here with
the Freedmen's Bureau, and seeking to re-
present people whom he knows nothing
| about, and can appreciate no more than
Patagonian-is entitled any more to put
his hand into the Treasury Of the State
than distinguished Virginians who stood
as men, "without fear and without re-
proach." But there have been strange
things in these latter days. Negroes, to-
instance, violently and outrageously hoist
ed into the seats of the best and creates
men, are receiving larger per diem on
of the Treasury than was ever paid to tn
ablest and most experienced legislators.
But there is one thing which may excite
a disposition to economist in the ConVen
ton. A hundred thousand dollars onl.
have been set apart for its expenses. How
any more is to be had is question ane
though we are sure the Convention will con
sumo all they can get at, they may not like
to undertake SO heavy a task as to "rais'
money" in these days! To take from tn
. pile to fill TUKEY's pockets may diminish
the common fund inconveniently. Besides
TUKEY has had an Office to sustain hin
while he contested, and we see not onl.
good reason why his appeal for more pa.
should itself be contested, but that i
should be fatty rejected.
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nyAMERICA AGAINST ENGLAND
ERICAN COMPANY TOILET SOAPS
HONEY, GLYGERINE, BOUQUET, AND
PALM.-These popular soaps are made from the
choicest materials, very richly perfumed, war
ranted not only equal but superior to the English,
and fifty per cent. cheaper. They are superseding
all foreign toilet soaps In this market, as ills well
known that since their Introduction the demand
for the latter has fallen of fully onehalf. Manu-
featured only by
MoKEOHE, VAN HAGEN CO.,
80 south Front street, Philadelphia; 80 Barclay
street, New York. no 3o-eod6m
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PRICES FIXED TO. SUIT EVERY ONE.
! GOOD DRESS FOR oss DOLLAR AHD
TWENTY FIVE csETs-HoT A CALICO
BUT A PLAID MoHAIR,-aooD
sEoueH FOB A "sUNDAY-
eo.To. MEETING"

We are now closing out our stock OF Dhho'
GOODS, and have fxed the prices &C Su'n -"
a0ures that person can buy material ana mSA0
nav dress at q lower price than second mana one0
are usually sold at. We offer
plaid Mohair Dress Goods at l2ac., worth zoc.
ard,s Plaid, for dresses, at l2sc worm Ioc
DsIafnes at l2Ac, 2oc., and 2sc.-tne Des' 8oous ~
the city for the price; ... ,o
Ricb Plaid Monairs at 20, rs. and Soc., worm '''
10, and 5oc.
Plain Cashmere at 3oc worth $780,
Poplin Alpaca at &c., worth aoc.
F,no english Merino at 4oc., worth 75c;
The best Colorsd Alpacas at 90. %, ana 0oe'-'n'
latter is richly worth 75c;
Tho hast so and 60. cent Black Alpaca IN tnlS Guy
Genuine French Merino, handsome eoiors, WAT
ranted all wool, at 75c.-brought 81 IN soio oe'
fore the war .,a =.
Rich silk and Wool Popllns az ~'.''' "oo ~
cheap at 90 per yard;
Elegant Poplin Velours at $2.2s per yafa-"oie
considered cheap at So per yard
Black SILK at 81. so, worth 81;
wide Black SILK Of superior quality ct ~ S1.'''
and upwards-all very cheap;
Read trimmings at 10, Is, 20, and CSC. per yara
Gloves at loc. pair;
Ladies' White Hoods at &c., worth OIL
soutags at Soc, worth VI; u ..
M,xed. Slate. and White Lambs WOOL hose s'
25e. q pair, worth 5oc.;
Jet Nail Heads at 400. per gross;
Steel Nail q eads, all sizes, at SOC. per gross
Marseilles Toilet Covers at 81, worth 81
Marseilles Quilts at $l.25, worth S2.6o-ano cheap
at that
Large stock Of Cassimeres at 7so, g. and Sl25 per
yard;
Bed Tick at 12Sc.;
.hirting Stripes at l23c.;
Domestic Bingham at l2sc.
Canton Flannel at lsc.
Cotton Damask, II yards wide suitable Tor coun-
terpanes or table cloths, at aoc. per yard' worm
Linen Table Cloths, two yards long, at 81, worth
S1.5o;
pimity Bands at 10, 1871 20, and 25c; just half the
regular price; ., o.
Elegant Worked Cambria Bands at 75c, 81, sl2s
$50, and 81, for the double band, worth
double the money;
Velvet Ribbons at as, so, 80, 75c, and 81 piece
these are much lower than regular price,
Bonnet Ribbons at ssc per yard, worth eoc.;
Red, White, and Yellow Flannel at soc., war
ranted ell wool;
Heavy Gray and BED Twilled Flannel at aSc.
worth Soc
Kxcellent Bleached and Unbleached Cotton, full
yard wide, at 123c
Bleached and Unbleached Cottons and Calicoet
tstc. per yard;
Shawls at So. so, worth 81;
Balmoral Skirts for ladies at 81 rs;
Children's Balmoral Skirts at eoc., worth Yl2s;
Gents Cloth Gloves at 4oc., worth 75c.
All kinds OF Gents Furnishing Goods at low
prices. We invite all In want Of Dry Goods to
call at the old established store Of
LEVY BROTHERS,
1887 Main street.
ia2a nearly o:posite the Market House.
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aitl,n,ond 1ispatrt,
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 20. 1858
l,e,eral Butler at the South.

~ (56ucfal 5ullcA CIV SAXO SSNSAAs
The New York Tribune endeavors to
impress the northern puhlic,Uith the idea
that the /" hatred and wrath" of "unre-
generate rebels" found solace in being
vented on BEN BUTLER. The Tribune makes
a great mistake. BUTLER excited no feel
,np whatever In this community. Nobody
cared anything about him. He was left to
his own feelings, If he has any that are TO
be disturbed by recollection OF his du-
plicity, his thefts, and his murders. The
Tribune makes further mistake in sup
posing that the northern mind will be
aroused to indignation by even ill-treat-
raent Of BUTLER, much less mere neglect
and indifference. If the South has done
nothing since the war to merit northern
appreciation, certainly its conduct towards
BUTLER has received the warm commenda-
ton Of the great body Of the northern peo.
pie. So the Tribune, in its delightful and
humane employment of tanning the embers
Of northern hate towards the South, COM
mits great blunder in blowing poor But.
LER's wrongs and injuries at the South into
the ears of the northern people! We have
always thought GREELEY honest; but
somebody in the Tribune is making thai
paper the object of suspicion. No man car
we'll escape distrust and affiliate witt
BUTLER.
Amusingly enough, the Tribune repre-
sents BUTLER as very fortunate in being
saved from the "wrath" Of "those &c
"whom he is personally and politically
"obnoxious by the restraint Of 81 the Ell
quetts of the duel"! This is the best joke
of the season. One Mr.. WHITE, North
err Methodist preacher and negro-affilia
ting Radical, challenged the hero Of For
Fisher to fight him for an affront put upor
him (WH1TE) some three gears since; ano
out Of this the malicious Tribune ha.
weayed this picture Of that terrible peri
from which the etiquette Of the duel wa
the only restraint. This is the most farci
cal peril, and the least perilous farce, we
ever heard of-and the beauty of it is, it il
altogether northern" 1t is hardly pos
sible that any southern man could be con
nected with so preposterous proceeding
No, Monsieur GREELEY. This is thu
baldest story and, possibly, amongst the
meanest your paper ever fabricated.
Finally, the Tribune quotes what MA
CAULEY says of BARERE and bis hatred O
England, and transposes the application
most absurdly by making the South
BARERE and BUTLER England Nothing
could be more malaprop6s. Change the
positions, however, and it would be quite
happy. "The one small service which
he" (BUTLER) can "render to" the South
is "to hate her; and such as he is may all
who hate her be-"
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The V1fgiaaiG Convention
ORDERED BY CONGRESS TO
FRAME A STATE CONSTITUTION.
THIRTY-sEVENTH DAY

TUESDAY, January %, 1868.
The Convention met at the usual hour.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Mr.. PLATTE was called to the chair, Mr..
UNDERWOOD having other business.
DAILY SESSIONS.
Mr.. CLEMENTS called up the resolution
of BABcocK providing for daily sessions
from IL A. NJ. till P. NJ.
Mr.. PARR offered as an amendment that
the Convention meet at IL o'clock, and
remain in session at pleasure, in order to
obviate afternoon sessions.
After some discussion, the whole matter
was laid on the table.
LIMIT TO DEBATE.
Mr.. NASH called up his resolution
amending the rules of the House 80 as to
limit each member in speaking to a halt
hour, and prohibiting each one from speak
ing more than once on the same question.
CARTER gingerbread color spoke in
favor of the resolution, and quoted several
sayings not his own about the wise man
keeping silent and the fool opening his
mouth which had been abundantly ex-
emplifled on the floor of the Convention.
Other discussion followed.
Mr.. WALTON offered the following as an
amendment: ~.,f..,s-s ..sf,
"Except upon questions arising upon
the reports Of the Committee on Suffrage
and Qualification for Office and the Com
mittee on Apportionment and the Basis
Of Representation"
Mr..SNEAD moved to add /: "And the dis
cussion upon the subject of reputation"
BAYNE called for the previous question.
Seconded and sustained. U2
The amendment was adopted; as also
was the original proposition as amended
-. EDUCATION. Il,
Mr., NIcKERsoN, from the Committee on
Education, submitted the following:
~ bs &c Article 80 = d-t '.=5s a-e
" Education and Funds Relating Thereto.
"SEcTI0N J.. The General Assembly
shall elect on joint ballot, within thirty
DAYS after its organization under this Con-
stitution, and every fourth year thereaf-
ter, a Superintendent Of Public instruction.
he shall have the general supervision of
the educational interests Of the State, and
shall report to the General Assembly
within thirty days after his election a uni
form system Of public schools. lts q. s..,.-
"SEcT1oN Q. There shall be . Board Of
Education, composed of the Governor, Su-
perintendent Of Public Instruction, and
Attorney General, which shall appoint
and have power to remove, subject to con-
flrmation by the Senate, all county super
intendents Of public schools, and shall
have the management and investment Of
all school funds, and such supervision of
schools of higher grades as the law shall
provide.
sSEcTIoN 8. The General Assembly
shall provide by law, at its first session
under this Constitution, a uniform system
of free public schools, and for its gradual,
equal, and full introduction into all the
counties of the State by the year 1874,
u a. much earlier as may DO practicable.
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pE BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-This
splendid HAIR DYE is the best in the world;
the only true and perfect dye harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects of bad dyes; in
vigorates aud leaves the hair soft and beautiful
black Or bro;oaa. Sold by all druggists and per-
tuners, and properly applied at Bachelor Wig
Factory, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
Ia la-eOd
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SpsosUs Notices.

sT no FARMERS AND PLANrERs.-Fhs
suscribsrs offer for sale, In lots TO suit
1000 TOES OF DoUBLE-RERlHED PouDRETIh
Of the Lodi Manufacturing Conpsny, mads ION Z,
The night soil, blood, offsi, and dead animals OF
Nsv York city, for which the sompany hsvs sx-
,,u,,ys contract. Price only TWEHTY.slfIi lsV :
nnILARs PgR FoN. freight and charges from
Hsy York added. Warranted by the company 70
be equal weight for weight 70 any hisa, priced snsS
superphosphate In the maEks. n sssn sstonishins
the mast season. It natures the crop from ten aasa
- two 20, weeks earlier, and doubles the crop.
Pamphlets, with cerassiss OF hundreds ., wsa.
.nown planters and farmers, and every Informs.
dom, sent free to any one applying y ISssSi y
o'n"' Alexandra, Vs.;
aLLIEoa g. ADDISON,
Richmond, Va;
or the Lodi Manufacturing Company, He" Sofk'
Ia 2S-2m
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DIED.

Suddenly, on tho 18th instant, at octov ,th var
LEWIS MoGRUDER, in the seventy -1ouith 9e"t
lis funeral Will take place At his fsSdsnWSes 6n
Seventeenth street between Csdas anu Ths friends
and sequaintsncss Of the family are invited 70 &
tend.
At his residence, Hull street Man gH5ssPa
after long and protracted iiloess, nj ~ his age
ais funeral will take place st 5ae Mane ocInck
Baptist church THIS DAY at halt Pas III FAMILY
p nj Friends and acquatntanees Oh 'n' A'
an Noble oIi Ala, and Paterson, n. j. papers
please copy.
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nsy- SPECIAL NOTICE-R EN- OVAL
JogN C. sHAFER CO., Merchant Tailors, nave
removed to their new building, No. loo1 nan
street corner Tenth third door above the post
s,ee), where they will continue their business IN
all It's branches, and would respectfully 'oiicis
continuance OF the fsvors Of their patrons ana tne
public generally. Ja.
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MORE REPUDIATIoN.-The Wheeling
House of Delegates are to discuss to-day
a resolution in favor of paying the national
debt in greenbacks. So itgoes. Repudia-
ton will be the next step.
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SHADE DEPOT!
w -. WINDOW SHADE DEPOT

BRTwEEH FIyTBKsTH AND sEyEHTKINrH STREETS.
ii. GoLDsN, the Cheapest Window Shade man.
u still a. his old tricks, Keeping down high prices
he has the largest assortment OF sHADRH In the
city lateut style. In Gold. Velvet, and Painted
Shades, with ell the fixtures 10 match
CLEAR THE Track
high prices, down you come! All know
G0LOBN-hs always had the cheapest Shades. ar
his old stand on Broad street
TABLE oILCLoTH,
], Mahogany, Rosewood, Gak, aid Marbls and
all the colors Black for covering carriages. In
Drill and Dnck. 1000 PAPER SHADES az your
own price,. Il Sg -
and e supplied at New York prices.
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MO QUACKERY Ito THE AF-
IN FLICTBD-T. r. BASES COUGH SYRUP,
for Consumption, Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Bron-
chitis and all Diseases of the Lungs in the Incl
pient stages, and aFording more relief In tn ad.
vanced stages of Consumption than any other
known compound. The receipt for this valuable
medicine was given me by. the much lamented
Carter P. Johnson. n, D., and Professor Of Anato-
my in the Medical College, Richmond, Virginia
be fore he left on his i'll fated trip to Europe The
reputation of Its author makes any thing can say
entirely unn ecessary. The certificate OF Dr. Mayo,
comman5atory, Is appended
T. r. Bass: Dear Sir,-The prescription made
for you by DR.. G. P. johnson certainly combines
the best material as an expsctorant have ever
us ed in my practice In all cases Of Colds. Coughs
Bronchial Irritation5-even cases decidedly
phthiscal havs been cured, or greatly benefited.
know of nothing could more confidently re-
commend from actual experience.
J. A. MAYO, N. d.
None genuine without my signature.
T. r BASS, Richmond. Va.
For sale by Messrs. PURCELL. LADD & Co.
1. 3. THOMAS, O. A. :, sTRgCkER, and 3D., =. V.
HUDSUT and ROBERT LECKY, Church FIJI
ia 27-3m
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AW1gEsen1e7ltS.

U1HR ADVANTAGES OF THE MO
4 nFpN DANCB-Rey William Hatcher, oil
baltimore. will LECTURE on this theme at the
First Baptist church on THURSDAY EVENING,
Tickets, twenty Ave cents; to be had at the book.
,,ares q nd a, ths door ia 2S--d
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ss- PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF

RICHMOND,
(successor to the old Farmers Bank Of Virginia),
northeast corner Main and Twelfth streets.
WILLIAM q. MCFARLAND, President; late
President Farmers Bank Of Virginia.
J. NJ. GODDIN, Cashier; late Cashier Farmers
Bank Of Virginia.
The ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS, MER-
CHANTS, and Others respectfully solicited.
COLLECTIONS MADE on all accessible points
in the United States, and promptly RENTED for.
ja2 5-3m
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.~ uNIoN BANK OFF RICHMOND,
usAyINGs INsTITUTIoHJ
cpp,oR ATTHE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK

a1r Union BANK OF RICHMOND,
usAyINGs INsTITUTIoHJ
OFFICE ATTHE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, ssoo. o's.
rH1s INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PEE 0hHf.
OF DEPOSITS.
1.pAyEHP0RT, Ja., President.
IAhEs MILLER, Oashier.
pIRAoToRs.
"A. Paine. GA. Hundley, w. &. 9uariss'
VIM, Hatcher, T. q. Dudley b. s. bianksn
A godeker, B. B. Weisiger, ship,
NJ A snott. Moses Elysoa, J. B. winston,
7. Rlist. Jas W. Archer, 4. A. Hutchln.
Q r. TAYLOR, j. Rossnbaum, son,
~ p;nfo,s Nv. Hall, T.W. boswell,
w ?. GRAY, T.W. Pember. Powhatau Wei
M, n Tviar ton, siger.
Tho security offered to dspositors 10 undouotsd.
and the Institution should commend lHsE 70 ~
slasses.
The attention Of ELL in city and country Is called
- tbis institution. Here they Will and security,
sonyeniencs and profit. Sums 40 small - one
dollar msy be deposited, and SIX per cent. Interest,"
received on ssma.
os,es bours from A. II. to p. M; on Saturday
| from A. n. tosP. NJ, and from 70 r. u.
je Is-daswts
ngA COUGH, A COLD, OR sohE
THROAT, requires immediate attention. ana
should be checked. II allowed to continue I'LL
tation of the lungs. permanent throat disease'
or consumption is often the result
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,
having direct influence to the parts, give imme'
| diate relief.
For bronchitis, asthma, catarrh, consumptive and
| throat diseases, TR0CHES are used with
| always good success.
| Singers and public speakers use them 70 cieaf
| and strengthen the voice.
| Obtain only
| BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,
and do not take any Of the worthless limitations
| that may be offered.
Sold everywhere. ooI0-eoosm
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Drasqs. Medicines, dc.

DR. sQUIBB'S CHLORoFORM,
Dr.. sQUIBB's SWEET SPIRITS EITRE,
FLUID EXTRACT and POWDERED ERaoT
FINE SURGICAL sPOEGEs,
SUGAR. COATED PILLS full assortment).
Supply always for sale by
POWHATAN E. DUPUY, Apothecary,
No. AT Broad sire ct, between
ia2s Fourth and Fifth.
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NEIDLOTHIAN NOTICE.-The regu>
lI lar annual meeting Of the stockn0i S S 81
on WEDNESDAY, 9Th February, at IL o,clock, az
th cir Office in this city 1t is important tnat mere
should be full attendance either in person VI
y yapM a91td JOHN G. sTANARD, Secretary.
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m VIM. B. IsAACs & CO., BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AID FOURTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, dealers in COIN, BONDS, STOCKS.
BANK NOTES, COMMERCIAL PAPER, and NE
GoTIATE LOANS.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or on
time, In sums to suit purchasers, on most reliable
houses In ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
FRANCE, GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, BEL.
GUM, HOLLAND, SWEDEN, and NORWAY.
DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight, or
CERTIFICATES Issued for same.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points In
the United States, Canadas, and Europe.
REVENUE STAMPS sold at liberal discount
de 28-3m =.
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HNrGUOTes

TOR STOVE DEALERS.-AMER
II CAN, RUSSIA, and IMITATION RUSSIA
SHEET ZION, and SHEET ZINC, for sale by
GURDUN & CRINGAE, -
IA 2o-ek Pearl Block.
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FRENCH MEDICINAL PREPARA-
It TIONS.-Approved by the French Academy OF
Medicine and the Medical Profession of America.
For sale by the authorized agents.
MESDE & BAKER,
10 Ninth and Fra NIX lin streets.
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Meetings.

TyHE OFFICERS AND 49,.
MEMBBRs Of FRIENDSHIP SEGESSE
LopG 3. No. 10, +. o. o. F., are here 5[
by summoned 70 attend ct a,,i their ~ nav
Lodge ire I9o% 1risnts Of respect to our deceased
brother LEWIS MoGRUDER.
BY ofaer Oh oe ~ b. T. COOK, Secretary:
% 1898 ia 20 Its
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NTOTICE.-Ihe members Of sssssssssses
N EXCELSIOR ENcAhPMENT; sYgSA
Fs',oT,s, Hall on WEDNESDAY the 1S5sNsSS
10Th instant, at II o'clock P. h., to pay the ias
tribute of respect to their deceased brotne'
JOSEPH &. TRAYLOR.
BY order Of the G. P.
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EOR TIN S.-TIN PLATE,
L TERNE PLATES for roofing, BAR TIN. and
0-1A'-A 10 GORDON 4 CRINGAE,
Ia Oft t Pearl Block
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gT CABELL &c WATKINS, -,
RBAL ESTATE AGENTS and AUCTION 5HSS'
1lIs MAIN STREET,
inform their friends that as incidental 70 tnen
Real Estate business, but in no way 70 lnle.leio
with it, they will negotiate LoAss on 1eai
eolIa.erals, and commerciaf paper anu guy 81
sion. 90.
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NOTICE. have this day appointed
~ ANDREW D0WD my agent to carry on In
my name the business OF manufacturing cigars
and smoking TOBACCO In the city Of Richmond,
and also to sell and dispose Of the same. NY said
syent TO buy and sell for cash only. 3
HsHRY @. JOHLYH,
by p. Turner. his attorney In fact
RIcHMoNp, necsmber -, 1857. Ia S-lW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-29

nR. DAvIDSON'S COMBINED EYE
IL REMEDIES for all kinds of inhamed. weak,
or sore eyes. whether recent or Of long standing.
Pamphlets explaining the advantages and Civ
ing full directions accompany each package.
Price, ONE DOLLAR per. pac kage. For salo by
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-29

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