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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-09
GREAT AILANIICeANp PACIFIC
TEA COMPANY,

WANTED. man IN every town u ons Thousand Or
w more inhabitants 60 manufacture taud smp4uy
uhtrs % sell and arpiy) article " which miiiians
~ donrs worth hsyr been sold From $40 IA Also
worth needed uppc every building. Patent run Oat,
nee 70 az. Write mli dirgetias up0n full common
Size stamped envelUps rid the ends together aud So
slosr for psftieulaFsto hEA HRADSGhEkT, Box 20,
Boston, Mass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-09
hbR1l THOUSAND CASES Oh
Owe MILLIoN poLLARs.

GOODS were shipped from nBr house In One "
20 firies, efuhr, and merchants In every part ~
country from Milne 10 California, amounting 10 va
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-09

po'oE AGESrs WANTED FoG
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-09
ONE DOLLAR for each article.

We do not offer single article al Merchandise,
that eat be sd b. rvguiar dealers At price. We
40 not ask sDa 20 hny goods from us unless we
sell them chsap0r than you cSn obtain them In any
other way,--whils the greater part Of our good,
..lN az AZ mi
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-09-14
Designation of Omcers:

The officers of the Fair will be known By the
following badges = 2 -
The Pres;dent.-W White Rosette.
The Directors. hite Rosette with Red
centre SO -. ,.. = Q
Committee of Reception, 6e.-Purple Ro-
settle. zeTsa
The Erecufiue Committee.-A white ribbon
attached to their rosettes. =.
The Secretary d Treasmer.-G Green Rosette.
Assistants to Secretary. Greco Sash.
The Supt. Of Grounds -Ye elbow Rosette.
Assistants to .Supt.-Yellow Sash.
The Chief MarshdL-Red Rosette.
Marshals of Departnents.-Pnk Sash.
Chief of PShce-Dark Blue Rosette.
R1lice White hat band, with Police printed
on it
General Ticket agent and Gate Keeper
Light Blue Rosette. q a
Gate, Keepers-Light Blue Sash. 1g l.a
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
have been notified of the following special
appointments
First Presbyterian church.-Rev. E. T
Baird, D. D., at II A. N. and ~ P. M.
Third PresJytsrian.-Rev. J. L. NJ. Cur,
ry at IL A. NJ.
St. Marks English Luthran.-Rev
Thomas E. Converse, by request of the pas
tor, will fill the pulpit of this church, Mayo
street near Broad, at IL A. NJ.
Sidney Methodist. Rev. Bishop Doggett
at IL A. NJ. Rev. Nelson Head at 81 P. M.
Oregon Methodist.-Rev. Ro. A. Armi-
stead at II A. M. and ~ P. M.
Rockets Methodist.-Kev.R Royal Figg al
II A. NJ. and ~ m.
First Baptist.-Rev. j. L. Burrows, D.
D., at IL A. NJ. Ordinance of baptism
after the sermon. Rev. A. B. Earle at 3115
and ~ P. M.
Second Baptist.-Ordinance of baptism
at 1917 A. NJ. Rev. J. a. Chambliss at /
\. NJ. Communion after sermon. No SER
vice at night. ..-
Grace-street Baptist.-Rc7. A. B. Earle
at IL A. M.
st. Johns German.-Monthly Sunday
school concert at ~ P. M.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRuARY q, 1859
Sun rises .........s % Moon riseE.........7.S2
Sun sets. s.........5.34 High tide, P. M. ....4.57
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY rs.

s fea ARRIVED X n CIR ~
Steamer Norfolk, Platt, Philadelphia, ner.
chandise and passengers, w. p. Porter.
Schooner Lilly, Woodford, Baltimore oyster
shells, to w. Smith. -.;..---..
Schooner Foaming Sea, James, Baltimore,
oyster shells, to master gsLEtA 1
Schooner A. Trudell. Trudeli, Now York rtG
City Point, merchandise, captain.
.-s SAILED N Z. sa$'tst
Steamer Eliza Hapcox., Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
Steamer Albemarle Roberts, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. c. .Dunham q
Co.
Schooner J. H. Lockwood, Sherrett, down
the river 10 finish loading with merchandise
for Savannah, Curtis < Parker.
MEMORANDA. -
WBsr POINT, February 20. Arrived, steamer
Kenebeck, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, Richmond and York RIVER
Railroad. Sailed, steamer Admiral Kirwan,
Baltimore. merchandise aud passengers, Rich.
mond and York River Railroad.
Sloop Emma Williams, hence, atNcrfoik en-
the 25th. i j. -
Schooner Joseph Baxter, from Osborn's
Landing, James river, arrived at Providence
on the 24th.
Schooner Charles Cobb fuew), - from New
York for James River, Va, was capsized on
the oath instant Off Squan, at l:S0 p. NJ. The
crew were taken on board the Atlantic Sub
marine Company's steamer Yankee, and with
the aid Of four more Of the company's steam.
ers the vessel WITS towed to Graveyend Bay,
where she will be rghted, pumped ont, and
was expected TO be along side of the dock on
the evening OF the 25th instant and ready for
sea again. ~ oryrs
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MAYORS CoURT-M0yor Chahoon preSi-
ding.-The following cases were disposed
Of yesterday morning:
William Douglass (negro), charged with
stealing drum of figs from Warner l.
Fleming, vas sent on to answer indictment
Thomas Williams, charged with threaten
ing to shoot Cornelius Smith, was rccog-
nized for his future good behavior in the
sum of 500.
Lewis Smith (negro), charged with inter
fering with Constable Robinson in the dis.
charge Of his duty, was fined five dollars
Lizzie Holmes (negro), charged with
knocking Charles H. Sweeney of the side
walk, was fined five dollars.
James Shaw, charged with being drunk
and disorderly and resisting the police in
the discharge of their duty, was sent on to
answer Indictment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-27

ADDITIONS TO THE BAPTIST CHURCHES
Fifty-seven members we're received into
the Baptist churches Of this city on yester-
day-seventeen in the First, twenty seven
in the Second, and thirteen in the Grace
street church. Twenty-one were also re-
ceived into the First church few days
ago. These are some of the fruits of Rev.
Mr.. Earle's labors, and embrace persons Of
all ages-from the child of twelve to the
gray-haired man of three-score. 1t is said
there are many other candidates for admis-
sion
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Correspondence.

RICHMDSD, VA, February 23d, 1899.
BurUhGnl Tnrd,ceL Esq:
Sir,-fn behalf OF .hc colored ladies OF this city
permit me 30 present you this Ring as slight
token Of their high regard for yonr humane treat.
menC to the cologed persons who are 50 unfortn-
nate as to be placed under your charge by the
courts in this state.
Hoping, cir. that you may continue your slcd-
ness, and always vlndicate the cause Of Justice,
ue ask you TO accept this, and wear H. that the
world may know that We appreciate loyalty, JUS
tice, ard humanity.
We pray that the God Of Heaven may S ustsir
you III the great work Of permitting The persons
under your charge to worship God according 10
the dictates Of their own consceGces aud also for
all other acts OF Kindness. May God bless your
family and yourself, and keep you long where you
can be OF as great service TO the freedmen as you
are At present, IS the prayer OF sALLIS HARDIAa
and many ladies.
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CHEAP WooD.-See advertisement Of
cheap wood to arrive Monday next on
Broad street. Price, So so per cord. This
may be the last load for the season.

OLE BULLS CoNCERTs.-It is now an
nounced that Ole Bull, who is known 70
everybody as the greatest of yiolinists, will
give two concerts in Richmond next week.
They will be about the most fashionable
and best-sttended amusements of the pre-
sent season. Ole Bull will be assisted by
Mrs. Barry, q celebrated contralto; William
Macdonald, a popular tenor ; and Theodol
Martens will preside ut the piano. The
programme embraces many pieces, original
and selected. In anticipation Of rush.
the agent advertises that the sale Of re-
served seats has already commenced al the
Richmond Musical Exchange.
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The PURIM BALL.-The grand mask ball
given BY the Rimmon Lodge, No. G8, [. 0.
| B. B., at the Spotswood Hotel on Thursday y
evening, was quite q brilliant affair. There
was assembled goodly number Of makers,
besides large number of spectators. The
| bail did not lack in spirit from the begin
ming until the hour for it's cloge. At about
ii o'clock the awarding of prizes took place,
and after fair test the prize for the best
female mask "a beautiful silver card-re-
! ceiver) was awarded to Mics We'll, who
personated a "Sister Of Charity" tending
sick soldiers admirably well. Mr.. I. Mar
cuse received the prize for the best male
mask-a beautiful meerschaum cigar-hold-
er. he personated the Wandering Rabbi
| to perfection. Among the other characters
| we noticed the Expressman and his Mule
| Zone of the best things of the occasion) !,
| by Messrs. s. NJ. and R--s; Miss Annie
Dickinson, by Mrs. R.; Aloazo, by MIR. J.
NJ. n, and Louis the XIV. (these two last
were the handsomest male costumes in the
room) Satan, Mr.. Il. R.; Dandy Jim, Mr..
NJ. ; Two Dromios, Messrs. w. II. and ].
s.; 50 Lady Gay Spanker," Mrs. W. T..
Huntress," Miss B. K; Gcose-stufer,
Miss s. -a @ ga2 g t.
| After unmasking, supper was announced.
| This last was served up in fine, style by
| Captain James Milward, the energetic pro-
prietor Of the Spotswood, who deserves great
credit for his uutiring efforts on this occa-
sion.
The costuming of this ball was done by
the popular costumer of Washington, Mr..
L. Moxley, who displayed his famous ac-
curaoy and good taste in the getting up of
his dresses. Mr.. Moxley has provided for
three dress balls here this season, and he
has demonstrated to our people how indis-
pensable o costumer is to these most charm
ing of entertainments. He leaves behind
him host Of newly-made friends in Rich
mond, and carries with him our best wishes
and hopes that the people of Richmond
may agaia ere long find use for his valua-
BILE wardrobe. .-.----.----.-.~e...a---.-.
The affair was under the management of
the following committees, all Of whom de-
serve praise for their excellent mansge
ment in all departments
Executive COmmtttee.-Isaac Hutzer, G..
Heller, NJ. S. Block, D. Mitteldorfer, Joseph
strause, L. Hexter, N. W. Nelson, William
Heller, S. Bernheim.
4hIhttyCJ hbChAol3 W uASlOOh, Uls
Syclc, H. Gunst, I. Hollander, NJ. Davis,
Jr. Isaac Hirsch, ;. M. Wertheimer, J.
stroock, Aug. Smith, Jul. Bear, NJ. Millhi-
ser, L. schaap, Henry Robr, NJ. May, II.
Wallerstein, J. Marcuse, Ed. Cohen, Henry
Hartman, Charles Rohr, P. Strause, Isaac
Sycle, Solomon Wise, B. Becher, A. Gunst,
D. Abrams, Joseph Cohen, P. Bowman, S.
NJ. Rosenbaum, J. May.
Reception (ommittee.-G. Heller, Joseph
Strause, Julius Sycle, D. Mitteldorfer, N.
W. Nelson, |. Hollander.
Floor NanQgerS.-Isaac Hutzler, M. S.
Block, Levi Hexter, 5. Bernheim, William
Heller.
At an early hour yesterday the ball was
declared ct on end, and the merry-makers
wendcd their ways homeward through the
fast-falling snow. Already they are begin
ming to look forward to the next Purim
ball
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-27

THE BREAK IN THE CANAL.-The break
which occurred in the canal about ten days
since is being rapidly repaired. 1t will
probably be completed in about three weeks.
In the mean time, freight and passengers
suffer no detention other than the time ne
cessarily consumed in transferring them
across the opening, regular lines Of packet
and freight boats running from it to either
npd ne rho line
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-27

AGAIN on THE LINE. The favorite
steamer Kennebec, Captain Freeman, Of
thc York River line, will tomorrow morn
ing resume her regular trips from West
Point to Baltimore, connecting With the
York River railroad at the former place.
The Kennebec is now in excellent repair,
makes good time, and will no doubt be as
popular SIS ever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-27

NoTICE.-We invite the attention OF the public
to the continuation of our sale Of Oil Paintings
to-day at l2 O'Clock. Many Of the finest pictures
have not yet blcn offered.
The room Will be open from O'Clock to the
hour OF SALE The balance Of the pictures remain-
Ing unsold will be closed without reserve.
PAISE L Co. AuctIoneers,
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....a y.Arf ~ L -

RICHMOND, February 20. =. ID. 1863.
1Yrs. S1llte Rtsrdman aud Others, Richmond, Fft :
Ladles,-Youc kind note OF the 2sd instant, ac-
companytng box with present OF asp!endid
gold ring, is received.
You colored ladies' labor under the sa,ae na!s-
take that the coloreG gentlemen co-vts., em
unusually kind towards colored persons.
try 10 be jast toward all persons, especially
those who are under my keeping as prisoners.
THANK you kindly for the ring, and much more
do thank you for your prayers. 1t Is prayer that
supports the soul that Is weak. That may deal
justly by Eli, and stand firmly by the cause OF
liberty IS the prayer or your friend,
BCRsuAM WARpwELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-27

GONG THE RoUSDs.-The poetical cquib
Of Professor C.. H. Winston entitled the
"Charge of the Dress Brigade" frat pub-
lished in the Dispatch last winter, imme-
diately went the rounds Of the city and
country press. Last week it made its ap-
pearance in the New York San, and has
now started again upon its travels. 1t is
well enough that the authorship of lines sc
popular should be known.
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FURNITURE, &c.

EUREITURg AND MATTRESS WARE
= AocM5.-We have now IN store IN two or
those large iron-frons buildings opposite me post
Office tho most elegant stock OF CHAMBER, PAR-
LoR, AND DISINe-RooM FURNITURE that
has been offered Ia this city fer many years.
Also. MATrREssES Of all kinds manufactured
In th.scity, and AZ very low p@iees. I
All parties wanting goods In our line viii aod
the pr,ces 10 suit the times.
Furniture ard Mattresses aEPAIRRD.
HARwaon & RITTER.
opposite poss- otacs, Main ssrees
fell R,ehgeads
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-27

CoNv1cTs. - The following named con-
victs have been received from Lynchburg
Henry Burton, one year, for grand larceny ;
Jack Greggs, three years, for house e-break-
ing; George Tupp, two years, for same Of
fence Sullivan Schutield, two years, for
forgery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-27

A BARE CHANCE One of TIE bes. dry goods
stand; in his citya house in thorough repair, with
all lztures complete, aad having all modern i'm
prOvements, next TO tue corner Of Broad aud Sixth
streets, Is offered for rent On reasonable terms TO
4 coed tenant by A. PIZZINI JR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-27

LECTURE FOR THE BENEFIT OF TRINITY
SUNDAY SCHooL.-Colonel Farrar vii! de-
liver his popular lecture entitled " Lights
and Shadows in the Sunday-school room
Of Trinity church, on Tuesday night next,
to aid in purchasing q library for the
school
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-27

COOK &LAUGHTONw will sell horses, mules,
ETC., on Council Chamber Hill, at 10 A. NJ.
THOMAS w. KEESEE Will sell at 10 A. M. :,
on Council Chamber Hill, horses, mules,
buggy, harness, &c.
JOHN w. WOODWORTH will sell at 10 A.
M, on Council Chamber Hill, one sorreI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-27

The GRANT-PoLLARD TRIAL.-The off
GERS who went to Norfolk and Alexandria
to obtain jurors to try Grant are due in
court with their seventy-two men at II
o'clock this morning. The case will be
taken up at that hour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-27

MILLINERY STORE RODBED.-The milli-
merry store of Mrs. B. w. Saunders, 405
Broad street, was entered by burglars on
Thursday night ard stripped Of ribbons,
yelvets, satins, and silks. Ii was as early
as half-past o'clock, and the rogues were
frightened off before completing the job.
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WOOD AMID COAL.

NHEAP WOOD.-Forty cords of SEA
" tONED PINE WOOD will arrive by the
Fredericksburg cars ON MONDAY AFTERNOON
next. Price three dollars and fifty cents per cord
II this wood is not bought promptly by the poor,
for whom 1t is designed, 1t will be sold to somt
regular wood-dealer.
fe 27-3c W. W. PARKER.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN

LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS KEMAIN-
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE FEB
RuARy 27, lS69.-Bernard O'Hare, Miss
Rosa Butler, John Montague, W. r. Rowe,
Richmond, Va; G. l.. Richards, Custom
House; Jacob Baach, Coalfeld, Va; Miss
Tesla Yuengling, New York P. L. Leake,
Erin Shades, Va; Mr.. F. Hama.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-27

RICHMOND HEBREW SUNDAY SCHOOL,
Rev. George Jacobs will deliver an address
before the Richmond Hebrew Sunday
school" at the Mayo-street synagogue this
evening at o'clock. The scholars and the
nublic generally are invited to attend.
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Rittrmond 1ispatfh.
SATURDAY.. FEBRUARY 27, 1859,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS.
PATCH" is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
CITV.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
THARLESTON HOTEL, 49,.
" CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.

" CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
The undersigned, having taken charge OF the
above FIRST-CLASS HOfEE, has determined 10
spare no expense in making II equal. II not supe-
be supplied " til the very best the Charleston and
northern markets afford.
The STABLES are supplied with the finest car
rtages and elegant horses on livery; also Onini-
buses and stages win always be fotand in readiness
to convey passengers to and from the dlrerent rail-
road depots and steamship wharyes.
The HOUSE Is supplied with the celebrated
AETHsIAN wATBB, Iamvus for the cure OF dys-
pepsia. Baths, either hot, cold, or shower, can
be furnished at a moments nolics.
=. s.-SteametS ieaSe FOR savannah and tloylda
on Ii pndays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur-
days. Railroad communication with all parts OF
Re Ieodlms E. Fl. JACKSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-27

A FRACAs AMONG THE LEAGUERs-A
DIFFICULTY INVOLVING SEVERAL OTHERS.
Yesterday morning g man named James
Shaw was arraigned before the Mayor,
charged with being drunk and disorderly
and resisting the police. 1t appeared from
the evidence of Dr.. C. J. Smith, who was
q "loyal man from Madison county," and
who had always been loyal" and who
arrived in the city by the Wednesday eve
ning's train, that he was met by Shaw on
his way to the League room, and subse-
oucntly in the st. Charles barroom. Shaw,
who happens to be Lacquer, asked
the Doctor what he was doing here /;
to which he replied that he had
come to get an office. Shaw told him that
he was not fit for an office. Some parley
ensued, and finally Shaw gave him q right
hand "bat" over the head. The police
were called in and arrested Shaw. ShaW's
next difficulty was with Captain Callahan,
whom he resisted, and with whom he re-
fused to 60 to Jail. He received sundry
severe blows over the head and legs with
policemen's clubs. st this time Joe Kelly
came up and demonstrated against this
wholesale batting," and persuaded Shaw
70 60 to the station-house with policeman
Lyell. When the party got to the station
house Joe called on the crowd present to
bear witness to the manner in which Gala
han had beat the prisoner.
Callahan arrested Kelley for abusing
and interfering with him in the discharge
of his duty. Yesterday morning, after the
case Of Shaw (who was sent on to answer
indictment) had been disposed Of, Kelley's
case was called. Captain Callahan testified
that he had abused him first on the night Of
the oath instant at the Academy of Music,
where he was in the discharge Of his duty.
Kelley had alluded to him as ID Irish
renegade, who had been a Confederate
officer during the war in charge Of Castle
Thunder, and that he had perjured himself
and taken the iron-clad oath and turned
ID dog. He was ashamed Of having Irish
blood in his veins because he (Callahan)
was Irish. Several witnesses wsre exanin-
ed, who testified to hearing Kelley use the
terms spoken of, but that he did not sd'
dress himself to Callahan, or use his name
As to interfering with the police, number
of witnesses testified that Kelley merely
demonstrated with Callahan, who was stri'
king Shaw with his club, and that go fal
from interfering With the police he per
suaded the prisoner 10 go quietly along
Strange to say, Kelley Vas sent on 70 an
swer indictment.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP,

Or ALL PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE THIRTY-FIRST ST
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THEM
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(COnfdenhdt)
Crooks REruB'y STATE GESrL COMMITTEE, /
"RIcHMoSD, VA, Jan. is, 1869.
Sir,-The labor Of organizing all po-
litical parties necessarily involves great
expense and it is usually expected that
persons who receive and hold Office at the
hands of party will contribute literally
TO secure its success.
"Our organization in this State is 10 ex-
ception TO the rule, and we find that funds
are necessary to carry on the work, and we
appeal to ycu as one who holds place OF
the hands of the Republican party, confident
that you will contribute literally to the
cause.
Ga record will be kept for future refer
ence of all persons contributing to the
party fund, with the amount of their sub
scription.
call remittances should be addressed to
the undersigned, P. 0. box No. -, Rich
mend, Va. -, Treasurer"
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r IsT OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
I NAMING IN THE RICHMOND POST
SEFICE FEBRUARY ~, 1892:
Persons calling for letters In this list will please
-fi cd
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To THE PATRONS. or THE SOUTHERN FEMALE
INsrITuTE.-let me ask that my pupils DO sent
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NOTARY PUBLIC.-The Governor has ap-
pointed Mr.. Albert Stewart notary public
for the city and county Of Alexandria.
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VEToOD, WOOD, WOOD am selling
wv sEAsONED OAK at % and PINE at s&
delivered, or Ss and "a IN the yard. VIII cell in
small quantities to poor people at the same rates.
0fice I'm the lower corner of Libby Building
woodward by the side of the same, between Tween.
tieth and Twenty-frst streets: The wood-yard
oates open on both Cary and Dock. Orders LEFT
9th a. T. SINTON No. 1895 Main street. or with
GiIRTIS g PARKER, on Eighteenth street be-
tween Main and Cary, win be promptly allsd;
ja4 ". y. NNLFao.
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DOULTERER'S FRIEND-THE GREAT
4 CHICKEN REMEDY.--A certain cure for
gapes and other diseases. Just received and for
sale by tfe Isl Il. ". POWEhs.
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How THE REPUBLICAN, MACHINE IS Run.
The suhjoined communication is handed US
by the Office holder to whom it ;Tas sent:
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DRICES AGAIN REDUCED.
COAL AND WOOD,
AS Low AS THE LOWEST.

l make to-day another reduction In the price of
COAL snd WOOD, and challenge comparison as
TO the quality and cheapness of the fuel which
deliver free
ANTHRACITE, CLOVER HILL LUMP,
HARD GLOVER HILL, and HAIL COAL, now
on hand Also OAK AND PINE WOOD, OAK
AND PINE WOOD. CHE RLES Fl. PAGE,
fuel dealer, Nineteenth and Cary
fe "a and SeYenth and Grace streets.