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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

new NOTES. = Treasury Department.
T,rasarsr's Office, Washington, d. c.
Hereafter new United States notes will be
furnished from this Office only on the fol-
lowing terms-Viz:
FIRST. In return for defaced or mutilated
United States notes, and fractional cur
rency and convertible issue" United
States notes forwarded to this Office for re-
demption.
Second. On the receipt of certificates Of
deposit Of the assistant treasurers Of the
United States and United States deposito.
r;es designated under the act Of August 6,
1864.
Third. On the receipt Of the collection
Of checks on banks and bankers in the cities
Of New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and
Washington, in the first case the new notes
will be forwarded under contract at Co
yernnent rates at the expense Of the con-
signee; the amount Of charges being de-
ducted from the remittance at this office.
F. E. SPINNER,
Treasurer Of the United States.
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Treasurer Of the United State

NATIONAL BASEs.-We hear 1t stated
that the Secretary Of the Treasury is con-
sidering the propriety of reducing the rum.
Der of national banks, 80 ns to leave but
one in each election district; and in in
stances where the point may be agreed upon
BY both the Treasurer and the Commits
sicner Of Internal Revenue for deposit
tsry, it will be so confirmed by the secre-
tary.
Treasurer Spinner has issued circular
informing all national banks that have de-
posted in the Treasurer's Office in trust,
to assure public money in their hands, that
sll future application for exchange Of such
securities will be declined, under instruc-
tons from the Secretary of the Treasury
Washington Chronicle.
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The receipts from internal revenue Mon

The receipts from internal revenue Mon
Day were S799,Sl5.
President Grant has appointed the Hon.
Horace Greeley, and that gentleman has
accepted the Office of, commissioner of the
Pacific railroad. The office is worth ten
dollars per day and mileage.-Ne,o York.
SUE.
SALES OF GoLD.-It is stated at the Urea
sury Department that the sales of gold in
pursuance of the order of Thursday last
will be, until otherwise ordered, not less
than $500, 900 nor more than 81 100000.
The rumor started some time ago to the
effect that Senator Sprague had bought, or
was about to buy, the National Lntelhgencsr
is now renewed in a slightly different form
but with greater positiveness of statement
than before. 1t is said that he has paid off
mortgage of SIS, 900, and now owns con-
trolling interest in the paper Washington
Chronicle, 9th.
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Mrs, Bernard has or agent now. in Eu-
rope engaging company Of English artists
for the season of 1s69-T0 equal in ability
to her present troupe, which seems to con-
firm the published report that the close OF
the present season winds up this company.
We regret the fact for many reasons, chief
among which is that the company as It
stands is en- American organization, most OF
the singers born and raised here and trained
in our school of music. Mrs. Bernard has
gradually brought her company up to the
highest standard of art, and it has now mo-
thing to make allowance for. The report
current is that the present troupe Is to join
Madam Parepa, which we can credit, as
she il relative Of the Seguin family. In
her the English opera would have prima
donna difficult to equal.-Phtladetphsa
North american.
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Hon. A. H. Stephens, Of Georgia, is i'm
proving in health.

Hon. A. H. Stephens, Of Georgia, is i'm
proving in health.
Ex-Governor Packer, of Pennsylvania,
intimates that he has not withdrawn from
the canvass for Governor of that State.
Elk. Senator Doolittle is in Chicago making
preparations to enter upon the practice Of
law in that city.
Chicago has been giving salute in honor
of the first arrival there Of an invoice Of
tea direct from China.
The house Of Foster Newman, near ia
maica, l.. l., was burned Monday, and his
wife persisted in the flames.
Among the Choetaw Indians are sixteen
Christian churches, 1,l0O communicates,
and 500 Sabbath-school children.
John Howard shot Alfred Paris during
quarrel, in Cincinnati, on Sunday night.
Paris will die. Howard made his escape.
a New Orleans blind beggar appeared in
court the other day and gave security for
friend, and swore to 100000 worth of
property.
The Louisiana sugar crop promises very
we'll. The cold and wet weather has done
less damage than was unprecedented some
time ago.
A Rochester paper states that the trot-
ting horse George Palmer is reported to be
sold to Commodore Vanderbilt for thirty
FIVE thousand dollars.
The Massachusetts, Senate on saturday
amended the liquor bill 80 as to allow lager
beer containing not over three and half
per cent. of alcohol to be sold.
Jennie W. Eiman attempted to drown
herself in the Ohio river, at Cincinnati, on
Sunday night, and was rescued when she
was sinking.
In the New York Assembly, Monday, the
bill to remove the capital of the State to
New York city was ordered to the third
reading-44 to %.
A collision Of two ferry-boats occurred
on North river, New York, Monday, crush
ing in the ladies' cabin Of one, but doing
no injury to persons.
The Boston Advertiser says that distin-
guished physician of that city recently left
for brief tour in Europe. "What will
your patients do in your absence I" in
auired friend. sect WELL" Was the
prompt reply.
The Mont Gents tunnel has penetrated
through the quartz, and has come to 8
stratum Of soft stone, which is 30 easily
worked that it is now expected that the
time for opening the line may bcsct six
months earlier than heretofore.
Iowa plants every three years q forest Of
5000, 600 trees; and within considerably
less than half dozen years 25,000, 900
forest trees have been planted, and are now
growing in the Northwest. 1t is good news
that the American mania for tree destruc-
t;on is abating in any part Of the country.
Dishesrtening accounts are given Of the
state Of the cotton trade at Blackburn, Eng
land. Nine mills, including several Of the
largest, are entirely stopped, and others Gre
running short time. It is stated that the
poor-law officials are oyerburdened NTH
applications fos relief, and that the ap-
pointment Of assistant relieving officers Will
be necessary.
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four months June to September is s5 de-
grees; the following four months, "a de-
grees and the four winter months, As de-
grees. "Until two years ago rain was
unknown; but in the twelyemonth ending
April last there were actually fourteen
days on which rain fell; and no later than
Sunday last there fell tremendous shower
Of rain, phenomenon which the oldest
Arab had never previously Witnessed"
Rain ceases to fell on country deprived
ofits forests, or only falls in violent storms.
Here we see rain returning to the desert
on restoring the trees.
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COUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
CENTRAL OFFICE
no. 1904 MAIN STREET (RooM No. o.,
RICHMUND, va.
FREDERICK W. POOR, GESsaAI Agent.


FREDERICK W. POOR, GENsRAL AGENT.
We solicit the attention OF parsons having real
estate in the city for eide 70 the advantages
offered by this a ENCY, and promise on our part
energetic efforts to secure purchasers for all pro-
perry placed In our hands. g2 ss,ss
Our connections are well established throughout
the North
To purchasers we offer for sale CITY Pro.
PETTY, FARMS, M1LLS MILL BITES, MINE
BAL and WOOD LANDS.
REFERENCE5:
Hon. JAMES q. BLAINE, speaker House Of
Hon. r. c. sCHENcK, Chairman Committee
or Ways and Means House Of Rep, e,entattves.
Hon JAMES a. G AkFIGLD, Chairman Of the
Committee on Banking and Currency.
Hon. ALEX ANDEk RlVES.
Hon. II. II. WELLS, Governor Of Virginia.
II. G. FOND, ESQ, Register In Bankruptcy.
Msjor- General 0. o. howard, U. 3. A.
Colonel A. r. BUF Ord, President OF the Rich.
mond and Danvile and York River railroads.
II. d. COOKE, ESQ. or Jay Cooke q Co.
General WINS. q. WICKHAM, President OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
apls-smd&w
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DRY 4sOODs.
DROAD STREET STILL ,AHEADl
ID
DRY GOODS ENOUGH TO SUPPLY EVERY
BODY IN THE LAND.

XhlaD EAn04Sk 6AAAh ,@1AA1AANs
DRY GOODS ENOUGH TO SUPPLY EVERY
BODY IN THE LAND.
PRICES PUT DowN AT THE LOWEST
at NO, COS BROAD STREET, NEAR sExrH
Ladies' those beautiful new design
DRESS GOODS
hsve come to hand. Secure . pattern before It
IN 49,, ar, nay De tsS late s;c ort, dou,s
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED COTTON, a
yard wide, at I3c.
Pretty and gond CALI UES at Hsc.
ALHXANDRE,s KID GLOVES, regularly as
sortei shades, warranted not to split or tear,
and No article assorted l. sizes for the
4 haDdsome assortment Of CAs SIAERES, etc, for
gents and boys wear, well worthy your
LLAMA LACE sH nttsnIisn from Gao down to the
Imitation, at Sc. Other sUMMsR SHAWLs
in Barge, Grenadine. Thibbet ETC.
can and do offer great Inducements In LACE,
HaspkEnGRiEFs; sso IL f2sfE
LINEN ones, for ladies' snd gents
use, having BOUGHT very large lot
at very small prices.
Don't neglect to look at our
EOG1NGS
INSERTIE6S
RUFFLINGS.
NAINSOOKS,
MUsLINS,
CAMB8ICS,
ToWELiNe,
IBISH LINEN,
and other WHITE GOODS OF which, purchased
extensively on account OF t9eT Sne.p Msyra
aps7 SOB Broad street.
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A WILLIAM TELL FEAT.-A printer IN
the Columbus San office and young COM
panion, with more nerve than discretion,
have recently been seeking to eclipse the
William Tell romance. At distance Of
forty yards one of them held a target not
four inches above his head and allowed his
companion to shoot at it with Potter 8
rifle. The ball very nearly centered the
hull'e eve,
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COMMERCIAL.
arain and Flour Markets,

GRAIN ana E2CuE MafAefbs
CoRE AID FIouR ExcHASau,l
Richmond, VA, April 81, 1869. )
oP7ERIYos.
Cbrn.-White s3S bushels. Yellow, IL BUSH
els. Mixed, 476 bushels.
Odts.-5lS bushels.
Rye.-520 bushels.
Fzurseed.-4 bushels.
Peas.-l2 bushels.
Potdtocs.-2O0 bushels.
SALES.
Corn.-White, 154 bushels good at SIC.
Mixed, 1872 bushels very good at s4c.; 2s BUSH
els good at Sic.
Odts.-16o bushels very good on private
terms; 142 bushels fair at &c. 164 bushels
good at &c.. % bushels good at 64c.-total,
4ss bushels.
Rye.-4s bushels very good at 81 "a; 80 bush
els common at 81 .3o-totnl, SO bushels.
Fzaeseed.-4 bushels good at $3.50.
RE-BxHIBITgD.
Corn.-White, 70 bushels.
Potatoes.-200 bushels.
Oats.-50 bushels.
RBMARKs.-Ofierings of Corn on Change to-
day, 1895 bushels, of which 70 were re-
exhibited and 1872 bushels sold market in
active, and 1c. lower for white. Oats in fair
demand and shade better. Rye-But little
inquiry; sales light and prices lc. lower.
The prices of grain on Change on the 9th
April, 1855, were: Wheat-White, prime,
1886; red, very good, 1915. Corn-White,
$l.lo to sl.l2. Oats-Prime, 7Sc. Rys-Prime,
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Foreign M arkets-[BY TELEGRAPH

LONDON, April 27.-Noom:- I'M
changed. A(ternoon.-Consols,9 3h.
LIVERPOOL, April 27.-Noon.-Cotton opens
quiet; uplands, I'D; Orleans, l2ad. esti
mated sales, !, 900 bales. Observation-Disclosures
ter adyices represent yarns and fabrics heavy
Breadstuffs unchanged. Naval stores quiet.
LIVERPOOL, April 27.-Ereniag: Cotton ir-
regular uplands, 1l9S@l2d. Orleans, l2h0
l2Ad. sales, 5000 bales.
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REAL ESTATE AGENT.

NKTILLIAM J. RIDDICK,
wv (Oflice at j. Wall Turner's, No. lila Main
REAL EST ATE AGENT Ar,D SULLEVTOR,
ACCOUNTANT, CONYRYARCER, AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
The subscriber offers his services to the citizens
OF Richmond al tn. public generally In ih, above
branches OF business. ard ffom his long expert
ence in each he atters himself that he can render
satisfaction In any business placed In his hands.
He promises prompt collections and returns. and
bis utmost endeayors to suoserve the tntert 81 or
those who may confde their business TO his hands.
Being born and raised In this city he deems IL use.
less to make any city references.
An y8-Iyk WILLIAM j RIODICK.
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nUCKWALL & ROUSS, No. 1906
81 MAIN sTREET.-APRIL 10, 1sss.-Juss re-
ceived per steamers Albemarle and Isaac Bell,
valuable and handsome shipments OF goods Of diff
ferent kinds; Domestics of all kinds; Dress
Goods Velvet Rugs elegant Mating beauti-
full assortment Of Ribbors; Cassimsres Straw
Hats the best Floor Oilcloth. Always on hand
Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Caps, for ladies and gen.
tlemen. Best Prints, l2ac. Best spool Cotton
1900 yards). &c. ap 20
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A very puzzling question to eolye is,
Which ia the easiest and most comfortable,
to ride velosipede or lead one round with
you all day. Opinions are, go far, about
equally divided. ---NeU Orleans Times.
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MINISTER MoTLEY's MIss1oN.-A special
Washington dispatch to New York jour
nal says that Mr.. Fish told member Of
the Foreign Relations Committee on Friday
that Mr.. Motley would take out no prescribed
Instructions to England. He said that Mr..
Motley would be authorized to treat On the
basis Of Mr.. Summers speech, and he (the
Secretary Of State) did not disguise his expec-
tstion that such an offer would be declined.
In this probable event Mr.. Motley, the Secre-
tary added, was just to wait, and not to re-
vive the matter unless specially instructed
to do go hereafter, and that the question
was very,likely to remain an open one-a
position which Secretary Fish said he did
not think would be disadvantageous to this
Government.
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ALLEGED REVENUE FRAUDS IN
GEORGIA.

GEORGIA. .-
SAVANNAH, Ga, April 27.-United States
District Attorney Milledge arrived to-day.
A. L. BigeloW, of New York, and MI. j.
Adler were arrested to-day, charged with
connection with Whiskey frauds. Both were
released under bonds to appear at the May
term Of the United States court. 1t is ru-
mored that startling developments in this
connection will soon be made by the grand
jury. r.
The weather is warm,
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tssoc1ArEp PRESS TELxeRAMs.

PERSONAL-NO APPOINTMENTS.
WAsHINGToN, April 27.-secretaries
Boutwell, and Fish, and Postmaster General
Creswell, were absent from the Cabinet
meeting to-day.
No appointments were made to-day; and
there is an absolute lull in politics.
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COLONEL FORNEY's PARTY.
WILMINGTON, N. c., April 27.-Colonel
John W. Forney and party arrived at the
Purcell House this morning. They leave
in the morning for Charleston. e.
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ANOTHER PHASE OF THE SPRAGUE
QUARREL.
NEW YORK, April 27.-Francis W. God
dard, late captain Of carbineers in the
First Rhode Island regiment, publishes a
card pronouncing Senator Sprague liar,
calumniator, and poltroon, for his reference
to Goddard's alleged bad conduct at Bull
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FOREIGN NEWS.


London, April 26.--Ths House Of Com
N ors to-day, in committee, resumed the
consideration Of the bill for the disesta-
blishment Of the Irish Church. PIN (Libe-
rsl) moved to amend the bill by striking
out those sections in which provision is
made for the maintenance Of certain church
buildings as national monuments. Mr..
Gladstone accepted and supported the
amendments. After discussion Of some
length the House divided with the follow
ing result: For tho amendments, 222 ;
against, l3l-majority, 101.
PRUSSIA.
Berlin, April 26.-The Tariff Commit
tee Of the Federal Council Of the Zollyerein
are about to submit project for imposing
o duty on petroleum imported into Ger
many.
CHINA.
London, April 26.-Lste advices from
Hong Kong have been received. Sir Ru-
therford Alcock, British Minister to China,
positively contradicts Mr. Burlingame's as
sertions. that the Chinese desire progress.
It was reported that Catholic missionary
in the province Of st. Chaen, with several
hundred converts, had been murdered by
the natives.
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RESTAURANTS, &c.


REIN TURTLE SOUP.-CALL AT
VI THE WOMAN SALOON. On
Franklin street opposite Metropolitan 6y1S9SK
Hall on THURSDAY MORNING at Aag3
IL O'Clock and paltake OF plate OF
delicious GREEN TURTLE SOUP.
anaa-2lx 81. W. DABNEY, Propl ietor.
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WOOD AND COAL.

DUY THE BEST AND CHEAPEST.-$S,
I'D If prepaid, for a half cord hest dry OAK or
PINE WOOD, sawed or split, by steam, ready for
use, deli vered s-....
COAL and COKE equally low.
Office, I'LL Main street, nearly opposite Dispatch
Office.
ap 27-2w j. b. WATKINS.
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THE GOLD HILL MINES FIRE.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 27.-The fire at
the Gold Hill mines (Nevads) continues.
Five hundred men are out Of employment.
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DICH NEW GOODS.-We have lately
STENCIL TOOLS ANDPLATEs.

~ BELLEN0T, DIE sIEKER AND
VI BRAND CUTTER, Nl0 MAIN SIR8AT:
The new patent Branding Iron. for marking al
adapted 20 branding barrels or any othor articlc
under the new law.
Fngravers' Stock. Stencil Paste, Brushes In.
Brass and German Silver. Frames, kteel RtuEss
Checks, Tags, etc. Wholesale aIdretaiL mhs
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PUBLIC DEBT AND NATIONAL BANKS
The public debt statement to be issued on
Saturday next will, according to present
prospects, exhibit decrease of probably
two million dollars. The reports of 1913, or
more than one-half Of the national banks,
showing their condition on the 18th instant,
have been received at the Office Of the
Comptroller of the Currency, in answer to
the recent call.
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TITO CONTRACTORS AND
LUMBER DEALERS.
FOR SALE-The LICENSE for laying the Pat
ent Eicolson Wood Pavement for The stites Of
Virginia and West Virginia. Address
w. 3. GREENE,
p27-Im* s2s Broadway. New York city.
TOR SALE, the entire MACHINERY
u and FIXTURES Of disdllery In lots to suit
purchasers
Portable Engines of twenty-horse power, Cop
per Worm and Eth Pipes, Copper Pump aud
Pipes, Brass Cocks and Valves, Iron Pumps and
PIPES Iron Steam Pipe and Fixtures, ShaftiDg,
Hangers, PulIeys. Bearings, Burr and Grist Mill,
Betting, Hose Pipe, Water 7 anss suitable for
railways, &c.
ALSO.
One sixteen-hoIse power Portable Engine and
Saw-Mill,
One eight. horse power Portable Engine and
Threshing Machine, both on wheels.
The above has been used but short time, and
will be sold Low for cash.
r. &. DAYTON,
mo. 10. Tenth street, Richmond, Va.
1R-F M&W2,y
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FOR SALE.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TOR SALE, q pair Of fve-year On
IL old DARK BAY NAD1AE6A
MAkEs, well matched; work fine single or dou-
Lle I, Apply TO L. j. EITKER,
corner Eleventh and Main streets.
I-lt or at cpripg Park
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TOR SALE, my LARGE DUN Nzn

TOR SALE, my LARGE DUN CIV
H STALLION "BRONZs.' he is6A
perfectly gentle, sound as a dollar, and Is sold
only for want OF work. He is peculiarly suited
more than year past. Terms reasonable. Apply
to g. B. LlPSCOMB,
APP 7-6t corner OF Seventh and Byrd streets.
EOR SALE, MULES.-I haveNs
a. FIVE MULES more than my bust Va
ness nesSo rsquires and They are young well 49,
j. h. PILCHhk,
Eighth street between Main and Cary.
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GECOND SUPPLY
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION AT
1.-THE" DaY GOODS STORE OF BROAD
STRkET-No. 627.

A beautiful line Of DRESS GOODS. consisting
In part Of
ELEGANT CoLORED SILKS, all shades;
HANDSOME JAPANESE STRIPED SILKS
something unique and pretty;
BEAUTIFUL SILK POPLINs, some as low as
go pattern, very cheap;
BLACK SILKS at g. $2.25, g. IS, $s 80, very low !;
JAPANESE CLoTHs, plain and checked;
CHECKED ALPACAs, ell co.ors;
SEASIDE LUsTREs, every one says they are
beautiful;
SILK CHALLIES, every color;
WHITE ALPACAs, plain and figured, at soc.,
&c., and 81;
BLACK ALPACAs, the celebrated Buffalo
brand;
PLAIN ALPAC4s, all colors, at a73,., very
cheap;
GRENADINE ROBES, something new;
FIGURED GRENADINES, at 10, IS, 90, 7s Geo.,
and 81;
MARsEILLEs, FOR Dresses, at az 40, 90, 7sc and
o.;
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OAK WOOD FIVE DOLLARS PER
A NTHRACITE COAL, BEST RED ASH,

GLOVER HILL COAL, direct from mines;
SMITHS' COAL, 8 No. article;
COKE, soft and hard;
WOOD, oak and pine.
know ven that fuel OF all kinds, promptly
delivered, Is to be had at lowest rates Of
BRAZEAL & COTTRELL,
mh8 corner Ninth street and Basin.
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CROCKERY, sc.


NEW STOCK.-Just received, 8 large
IN and wel!-as.o sorted stock Of
WHITE andDECURATED CHINA DINN1H
and TEA SETS, 49,
HOUSE-FURNISHIsG GOODS and PLATED
WAhE OF every descriptiou-at New York
prices wholesale and retail. T5
Fanny TOILET SETS At extremely low
Also. the NEW METALLIC PORCELAIH-
LINED BAKING Dish, beautiful ornament
for the dining table.
Call and examine the stock at
an Ia GAKYis, lsos Main street.
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DR. JOHN KNOX HAS REMOVED TO
~ the corner of Twelfth and Marshall streets,
first corner in rear OF First Baptist church. Mes
sages left at the drug store OF Mr.. A. Scott corner
of Twenty-fflh and Broad Streets On slate, at any
time during the day, will be attended to without
fall promptly, rs heretofore. NH 12-eod2m
NOTICE. desire to resume the prac-
IN ttce of my profe sion. and with that view will
attend all the courts held IA this city and in the
county of Hanover. viii also act as arbitrator
in any case that may be submitted for decision.
Office at my residence, corner OF Eighth and
Frasklin streets.
< an s-Im JOHN \. MEREDITH.
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n AW CO-PARTNERsHIP. WOOD
II BOULDIN, JR., having retired from the
M m Of Bould'n & Boudtn, In the county OF Neck
lenburg, the undersigned have formed co-part-
nership under the firm Ind style Of BUULDlk d
FINCH, ard will practice in all The courts of that
county. WOOD BOULDIN.
Talcott Station. Va, !;
GEORGE 3. FINCH.
NH s1-W&Ssm Boydton, Va
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A NTHRACITE COAL
IA AT MARKET RATES.
All sizes of the celebrated LORBERRY BED
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL delivered promptly
st current rates.
Coal carefully screened and sold by weight.
3. z. LATHkUP,
fe2s Seventeenth street, at draw-bridge.
COAL. .@'.e- WOOD,
18th street. ltn street.
NAM. HALL CREW, dealer in COAL,
wv COKE, and WOOD.
ANTHRACITE COAL (Red and White ASH,
MIDLOTHIAN COAL dump, Hal, and smithl
BLACK HEATH COAL dump, Hall, Smith,
and Averagel.
Aversgel
SOFT COKE dump and Hail),
OAK WOOD three gradesl,
PINE WOOD three gradesh
kINDLlNG WOOD.
All OF which viii be sold ct the lowest prices for
cash.
ONCE and ANTHRACITE YARD corner Seven.
teenth and Gary streets; BITUMINOUS COAL
and WOODWARD, Fourteenth street near Mayo's
bridge. Iei