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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-04


Elder Jacob Knapp has "revived" in
California to some purpose, having brought
thence to his original Illinois $4,000.
Sr. LOUIS, March 1.-THE opera-house
at st. Joseph was burned Saturday. Loss,
$l2O,O0O; insurance, $4,000.
About $4,000 in treasure was shipped
from San Francisco Tuesday-$9O,OO0
thereof TO go to England.
Yurker g. Martins mantle factory, Lynn
port, Lehigh county, Pa, was burned Tues
day. Loss, $4,000.
The Marquis de Grille, Ristori's husband,
is about to publish, in Venice, volume on
the visits which he and his distinguished
wife paid to the United States.
Thomas Stewart has been found guilty in
Chicago of the murder Of Henry Herbert
in house of ill-fame, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for life.
De Soto county, Ark, is now without
civil oflicers-all former incumbents hav-
ing failed to take the oath required by &C.
neral Gillem's order.
There is rumor ahoat that General
Steadman, who left New Orleans for Cuba,
was imprisoned Immediately on his arrival
at Havana. The supposition is that he is
charged with participation in the insurrec-
tionary movement in that island.
David D. NJ. Digges, land agent ct Ger
louisville, Va, has sold (243l two hundred
and forty-three acres Of land. about three
and a-half miles west Of Gordonsvillc, be-
longing to Mrs. Cole, to o gentlemen Ct
Alabama. Price thirty dollars per acre.
Mcpherson was re-nomi,n:cl By the ED
ical caucus of members for rcGlect:c, &c
Clerk of the House Of Representatives, ard
Ordway as Sergeant-at-Arms. The Demo
Gratis went through the farce Of nominating
candidates also.
Snake bites can be etfectually cured by
injecting ammoniac into the veins OF the
patient according to the system praetlced
by Professor Halford, of Melbourne, Aus
tralia. The ammoniac is dissolved in water
and carefully injected with syringe into
the principal veins.
The New Orleans Times tells o startling
story about little girl eight years Of age
and huge American spotted tiger, IN
which it narrates how the latter devoured
the former, leaving nothing but her boots
and her long faxen ringlets. All this in
the parish Of Jefferson, La, on the morn
ing Of the 18th ultimo.
A aoue prosequi in the case of John G.
Braine, the Chesapeake pirate, was entered
in the United States Circuit Court, Brook
lyn, Yesterday, under directions from At
torney- G eneral Evarts. Braine was theI
discharged, and left the court in a hack
saying that he would 60 to Savannah, where
his relatives reside.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT - Two
CARS SMAsHED.-Poughkeepsie, March o.
An extra freight train ran into the through
freight and emigrant train on Tivoli bridge,
on the Hudson River railroad, this morn
ing. The tender and locomotive were
thrown into the river, and the engine badly
smashed. Several cars were thrown from
the track. Several persons were injured.
Ne,o York, March 2.-No lives were lost
by the accident at Tivoli bridge to-day.
Two cars were smashed and three or four
persons slightly injured; names unknown,
except Abraham stineman, minister, Of
New York.
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NJ. Touney's invention, it is predicted by
the members Of the French Academy OF
Sciences, will bring about perfect revo-
luton in the manufacture of printing
paper. By his process old papers can
be converted, in course Of q few min
utea, into very white and nice paper
He first communicated his invention to M
pelahaye, leading paper manufactures Of
Troyes, who was SO greatly surprised at
what he saw that he exclaimed, Tourney
are you q Rizard?" And when the In
veptor fully explained to him the particu'
lars of his process, Delahaye added, "Good'
bye, paper mills !"
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets.
COM AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, I
RICHMOND, VA, March 8, 1869.
OFFERINGS.

op7BRrSas.
Waedt.-White, 2s4 bushels. Red, POI bushels
Cbrn-Whita 10 bushels Straw.colored, 2:
bushels. Mixed, $50 bushels.
Oats.-1, 9sS bushels.
Rye-ls0 bushels.
F7arseed.-l2 bushels.
MeaE-S0 bushels.
SALES.
Wheat.-White, IS bushels very good at SO
80 bushels common at sl.75-totaI. Ito bushels.
Red, 6 bushels damaged mt sl.5o; bushels
fair At Sl.62k; 20 bushels common NJ Sl.55-
total, 81 bushels.
Corn.-White 400 bushels prime ut SIC, Joe
bushels Mt Sec. 100 bushels good Mt Sic. :: 40
bushels fair at S2c.-total, $50 bushels. Mix
ed, $50 bushels very good At &c.; $50 bushels
good ut s3c., IS bushels ut s3hc., 25S bushels
ut S2Sc, 40 bushels Mt S5c.-total, SO bushels.
Onts:-77o bushels ut &C.; 9s bushels ut 6SHc.,
e6 bushels 1t &c., As bushels Mt &c. l6 bushels
common ut 6oc.-total, 99s bushels.
Rys.-60 bushels good at 81 40; q bushels
prime on private forms ; le bushels inferior at
Sl.95-total, loo bushels.
F7drseed.-l2 bushels at s2.32H.
Medl.-Mixed, bolted 80 bushels at Doc.
Rg.ExHIpITBD.
Wheat.-White, 10 bushels. Red, 1875 bush
els.
C6rn.-White, 800 bushels. Mixed, 2l4 bush
els.
OdtS.-5S2 bushels.
misunderstanding of Corn on Change to.
day, ], 6jS bushels, of which 1874 were re-exhi-
b!ted, and $50 were Sold Market more &C.
tive than on preceding day without any ad-
vance in prices. Wheat dull, heavy, and lower
Oats ather more active and n shade better.
Baltimore, Md.
In Baltimore on the I'd instant Wheat mac
tive included in the sales were 500 bushel!
fair to good white st 50 to 80 os, and of red, 3Ot
bushels choice Virginia Valley at 1920, anC
| 1850 bushels prime do. at $2.l2 to S2l5; 40
| bushels prime western at $lSS. Receipts o.
Corn, 1902 bushels white and 1880 bushels
yellow; market for white fell off several cent
and closed dull; sales of $500 bushels at SIS tc
SIC; bulk at Soc; small sales damp at Sic.
6,l0o bushels yellow at 81 to 93c., chiefly al
outside; 500 bushels western mixed at Sc
Small sales of oats at Sc to roc. for light and
medium weight. No sales of Rye.
New York. 70
In New York on the I'd instant Wheat was
slightly in buyers favor sales of Il, 900 bush
| els at Sl.+4A for No. spring delivered, SIS!
| for No. Milwaukee delivered, $l.55 for Ca
| NADIA spring delivered. Corn lc. better; sales
OF $4,000 bushels al 95 to 96c. for mixed west
ern. Rye dull and dropping. Oats lc. better
| sales of 10000 bushels at TAI to 75c. for west
| ern in store.
Savannah, Ga.
In Savannah, Ga, on the 9th ultimo Corr
was quoted from wharf ut $l.20 to $l.22H
from store, 1926 to $3.50. oats, from wharf
SO to SIC. bulk from store, 81 to 81 O5 for feed
Black seed in demand and scarce $l.lO.
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Dortsd one week ago; prime buiiocto fonnd Z
demand i for smooth and thrifty stssrsis , szs
cellent; fair TO good buIiocks VIII san yoI -
lsc. q n. Trade In Sheep 10 saiso. acaye mn@
weight I for good to prime mutton Sheep; tn
ferior droves are sold at intermediate Ygices
between 466c. q H.: few prime snsy
brought over Sc. 3D. There 10 more actytsyi
in the S,oine market than usnal; trade 10 talf
at 146ls4c. p D., for city dressed, wttE occar
sional sales at l4Hc. q ID; western dTessed,
E0lc n b. less ~
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AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA.

Ttr VIRGINIA EMPRESS RoBRERY-TRIAI
~ F. n. KING, JR.-The ts2al Of E. h,
King, Jr., the Virginia Express robber, was
s,.,ea)ly brought before the corporation
n,nrt Yesterday morning. He pleaded not
guilty. - ..... .
six summers, FIVE feet ten or eleven inches
IN height, and slendcrly formed, not weigh
inc more than les pounds. His features
,-e small, fair complexicned, with wavy
Tgbt brown hair and pale blue eyes. He
va very neatly attired in a dark brown
.oat and vest of the finest texture of broad
rIo,b, with light pants and dark stripes,
xh;,h formed pleasing toatt ensemble. His
rerson was also brilliantly adorned with
handsome iewelry-gold watch and chain,
;rt-buttons, collar-button, sleeve-but-
to-s, min, and rings. We noticed particu-
Iorly an immense seal ring on his third
SINGER: and rs he parts his hair in the
middle, our devil" says it is very bad
sirn-a sure indication that he will learn a
GOOD trade at the expense of the State.
lie showed symptoms Of nervousness, his
face was livid, and he either looked down
m The floor, up at the ceiling, or stared at
vacancy. On his visage may be traced in
delliblo prints Of remorse that tell, alas
too plainly that the canker-worm is at its
work.
The argument in his case was not COM
menccd en- yesterday. The day was spent
in arranging preliminaries and obtaining a
Jury. To-day, however, the respective
counsel will open with their heavy ord
nance. The bombardment, it is thought,
will continue three or four days, and result
in the total discontinue of the besieged-
!. e., of the King party.-NortoN Day
BOOK, Sd.
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The solar engine, invented by French
man named Mouchot, it is reported, has
proved successful. The apparatus is de-
scribed as follows A concave reflector is
used to concentrate the sunshine on boiler
blackened with smoke, and it is computed
that in the latitude of Paris the heat re-
Elected from the surface of square metre,
or 1915 square feet, will make quart Of
water, taken at the freezing point, boil in
ten minutes. By the same calculation it is
asserted that an area of 100 square metres
will furnish as much heat in ten hours as
can be got from burning sixty pounds of
coal. In tropical regions it is believed the
amount would be still greater.
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TIE Observation-Disclosures have pretty
much settled down in the opinion that
Nosarg. Wilson, of Iowa, and Dennison, OF
Ohio, are to he in the Cabinet. Yesterday
the report prevailed extensively that Gene
raj Dix was 10 be cur next Secretary OF
S;atc.-NGtional intelEGcnCcr.
A dispatch to the Philadelphia Telegraph
says: "Governor Denu;son, Of Ohio, has
informed several members of Congress
who are among his confidential persona,
friends that he is going into the Cabinet a:
Postmaster General"
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CRowbING.-As an instance Of the scar
city Of accommodations in Washington at
this time, and the exorbitant prices, o cor
respondent mentions the fact that the bill
lard saloon attached to one of the largest
hotels has been rented to the California
delegation as lodging hall for $1,000 a
week.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF TIE NEW NHcHAHICsvILLR)
TURNPIKE COMPANY.
RICHMOND, March 2, 1855.
NOTICE. SEALED PROPOSALS FOB
IN keeping the abovc-nsmed TURNPIKE I'm
GOOU OKDER FOR ONE YEAR, commencing
from date of contract. deposited on or before the
10Th Instant at the office OF Mcssrs. William ID.
sutton & Co, will receive attention. i be sue:
cessfll bidders will be required to execute BOND
with approved security for the fiilhfu! perform
ance Of the contract. The president ana Ole
anv or all bids. a,
For further Information, apply to DR.: JOHN g.
LUMPKIN President or WILLIAM n. sUT-
NH st JOHN g. LUMPKIN, President.
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General Grant will keep the manuscript
Of bis inaugural address in his own posses
sion until after it has been delivered, so as
to prevent its premature publication. 1t is
stated that the President elect will endorse
the constitutional amendment for the
establishment Of the negro franchise in all
the States aud Territories.
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APPLES FOR Mich Cows.-One of our
exchanges states on the authority Of some
unknown person that his COWS gave large
quantity Of milk and cream, and produced
butter nearly equal to that from good fresh
pasture, when fed on apples in winter. The
apples were cut with root-slicer, and ex-
posed few hours to the air. He also fed
them to his other animals with very sstis-
factory results, believing them nearly or
quite equal to potatoes. If We mistake
not, experiments made many years ago
prove that apples were as much better than
potatoes for feeding hogs as seven is to FIVE.
These experiments and statements are,
however, too loosely made, and make no
distinction between the rich apples, which
possess the highest favor, and poor, thin,
watery ones. Some persons misjudge the
value of apples frou, their cattle breaking
into an orchard and injuring themselves by
oyereatiDg, which is very different from a
constant, regular supply begun by moderate
quantities and gradually increased Cal.
tiuator and Country Gentleman.
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PROGRESS of the Cuban Revolution.

HAVANA, March 3.-A report is circulating
that political prisoners are to be sent to Fer
nando Pc for confinement.
Francisco Hernandez, commanding the
cavalry, has been arrested on the charge of
disloyalty.
The Didrio reports three engagements of the
troops under Colonel Valero, in which the in
surgents lost sixty killed, and the troops four.
The troops were victorious over the insur-
gents near Sagua Ia Grande in which the
latter lost twenty killed.
The VoSe de Cuba denies the Diario's report
that the revolutionary General Arago has
surrendered
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We learn by letter from General J. A.
Early that he expects to be in this city
during the present month, No man de-
serves more at the hands Of this people,
whom he defended, while We have no idea
that he desires or would accept public
demonstration. The General is at present
s2iourping at Lexington, Mo.-Lynchb,rg
trq!ajQn.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
rNFIRMARY.

TOLLEGE INFIRhARY, g go
~ CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS RICHMOND, VA
All cases regu!rirg medical or surgical aid Ad-
mitted except the insane and those laoortng under
contagious disorders
Charges Invariably IN advancel. including board,
medical attendance, and medicines
Large wards, per week, @s. st0
Private rooms. per week, $lQ 10 $40.
A small additional Zee Is charged Tor surgical
operations, $500 80
Charity cases from the city are received on per-
mits from members OF the committee OF thS City
Council for the relief Of the poos and seamen on
permits from The cpstom-house. 81 -
For further information. or admission, apply %
il lx-7m Medical spperintenden6
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Foreign Markets-[BY TsLzaaArHI.

LONDON, March 3.-Moon- United States
bonds, SIX. 44jtsrn0on.-United States bonds,
SIN.
LIVERPOOL, March CONNECTION frmeri
uplands, llzsd. Orleans, l2Ad.i estimated
sales 5000 bales Breadstufs unchanged.
!IHer7,oon.-Cotton firmer but not higher.
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PROTECTION ILLuSTRATED.-The Wash
incton correspondent Of the Cincinnati
commercial! (Republican) publishes the fol-
lowing piquant sketch Of the protectionist
and mis- dupes:
"Lct me illustrate. go, like an ass,
into the axe handle business. find that 1t
won't pay. Axc-handle5 can be bought
cheaper in Canada than | can make them !;
So | hasten up to Congress and state my
grievance. 1t is great interest, says the
scpulchral Kelley, and must be protected.
1t is a great interest echoes Moorhead, Will
son, Sherman, Wade & Co. 1t is o great
interest, shrieks the Tribune ct. al. and
forthwith a law is passed forcing every man
purchasing an axe-handle to pay me fifty
cents instead OF twenty-five. This is called
protection to American industry. That
Is, il protects my industry at the expense
Of The woodchopper. But then he had no
business to be a wood-chopper. Why don't
be make axe-handles Serves him right"
And the New York World makes fine
point, as follows:
"The Times affects to be astounded by
billwhich has been introduced into the State
Legislature for excluding 'Jerseymen ,
and other foreign devils from the privilege
of selling potatoes, and garden truck
generally, in the New York markets. The
Times considers this carrying the doc
trine OF protection to point at which it
becomes ridiculous. We beg leave to
differ. 1t is merely carrying the doc
irine Of protection to point at which the
Times and other victims of the protection
ist heresy can see it to be ridiculous. The
righteousness of the doctrine is inherent
and congenital. To them that have eyes
TO see it is just as ridiculous thing to
pass laws excluding from our markets
anybody who can help to reduce the price
OF carpets or Of railway iron as Of 'pota-
toes or Of garden truck; just as ridi-
culous, while, as matter of results, 1t is
really far more mischievous."
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multaneously accorded by France, aud two
or three weeks later by evsry European
Power, including Russia, would be an out
rage revolving to the moral sense Of man
kind, and ultimately it would not 60 I'M
nun;shed.n
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A bed Of pure chalk has been found near
Omaha. Then the State can make its
mark.
Liberal governments are like ladies
the youngest get all the admiration -
Bismarck Of Prussia.
organists ought to gain reputation more
easily than pianists, since they always
have some one to blow for them.
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THE "GRIFFlTH GAUNT" LIBEL SUIT.-
Ne,o York, March "a motion to dismiss
the libel suit of Reade Us. Sweetzer on the
ground that, there being no international
copyright law, Reade had no standing as an
author in this country was overruled.
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WAR IN THE EAST IND1Es.-Bom5ay,
March /, via London, March News has
been received here that son of the de-
throned Emir Of Cabul has gained pos
session of two cities in Turkistan, near the
Cabool border, and that Rahman Kuhn has
gone to join him. 1t is a.7o reported that
the town of Kohat, in Cebul, has been sur
prised by natives, and that the British lost
three hundred men killed, wounded, and
missing.
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FIRE.-Hartord, Conn.,, March 2.-This
morning the large brick building, owned by
William L. Wood, in the rear Of the Times
building, was totally destroyed by fire.
Loss heavy.
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pb,,ade,ph1a Cattle Market.

MONDAY, March LIB p. M-Bsef Cattle were
in demand this week at about former rates
$500 head arrived, and sold at lo0ioHc. for
extra Pennsylvania and western Steers Sh1
9Ac for fair 10 good do; and 60sc. a b. for
common, as 70 quality.
Co,os were unchanged; $50 head sold at $3c0
$50 for springers, and Ss59S7o ahead for COW
and calf .fs
5000 head arrived, and sold ut 6GsHc. a "a,
gross, rs TO condition.
Hogs were lower; 1900 head sold at the diff.
ferent yards at si5ssl6 q 100 ts., net.
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A Valentine received by an old bache

a VaIentlne received Dy an Old Dache-
lor (of the Enquirer. Whether original
or not, pretty good:
Returning home at close of day,
Who gently chides my long delay,
And by my side delights to stay2
Who sets for me my easy chair,
Fixes the room with neatest care,
and lays my slippers ready there?
Who regulates the evening fire,
Piles the blazing fuel higher,
And bids me draw my chair still higher
When sickness comes TO rack my frame,
And grief disturbs my troubled brain,
Who sympathizes with my painH
NOBODY!
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We regret to learn that Judge W. B. s.
Moore, formerly OF Maine, is lying very
low in this city. Great fears are enter
tanned as to his recovery.-Lynchbsrg Vir-
gnian.
His death was prematurely announced
Tuesday.
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LOOKING FOR LAND.-Several gentlemen
from the North were here yesterday look
ing for land. They desire to purchase
iointly large estate. The northern set
tiers in this vicinity express themselves
highly gratiied with our climate and peo-
rlc. They have great reason to prefer the
FORMER over their frigid zone. The recent
"cold snap" We have had here is midsum-
mer compared with thirty-eight degrees
below zero-what it was in Concord, N. H.,
On Monday.-Lyachbug Yirginian.
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The icc-houses at Norfolk, Va, are lay
ing in their supplies for the summer of
beautiful northern ice, the blocks ave-
raging about two feet square.
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handing General Grant check for sS5, 900,
they handed General Sherman deed for
General Grants house and furniture and q
check for a balance Of 300 COO, being the SUBJ
scription Of his friends.
Both Houses of Congress are in session to-
night, and will sit probably until tomorrow
at noon.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHrSGTos, March 3-Ho,lss. - Speaker
Colfnx delivered his yaledictory, and T. NJ.
Pomeroy, of New York, was elected Speaker
for the balanceof the session.
The report of the Committee of Accounts
was then taken up.
The Committee of Accounts had q conflict
with the House over the payment OF the
Louisiana contes tants, and the committee
moved to rescind the resolution allowing
80. 500 each, and substitute 1t with one for
81, 500 each. The motion was tabled by large
m ajority.
Appropriations were considered till recess.
iSndte.-A bill for the relief Of Washington
Barker and W. ". Corcoran, with an amend
ment requiring them to take the iron-clad
oath before receiving It's benefits, was passed
The Committee on Foreign Relations re-
ported In favor Of non concurrence on the bill
rendering the sympathy Of the people to
Spain. and directing the President when q re-
publican government is established in CUBA
to recognize it.
The Senate voted down the amendment
to the appropriation bill paying Massachu-
sets interest on the money she advanced in
the war of 1872. The army appropriation bill
was then passed, and goes TO the House for
concurrence.
The Senate took recess.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 3.-The Nevada
Legislature has ratified the fifteenth amend
ment.
ninety years, is dead.
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Abolition Of Transit Dues In New
Jersey.

TRENTON, N. j., March ga bill abolishing
transit dues on canals and railroads passing
through this State has passed the Legislature.
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by the West Virginia Legislature.
WHEELING, w. VA, BIarch 3.-The Legisla-
ture to-day ratified the fifteenth constitu-
tional amendment.
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New YorIs Cattie marke.,

MosDAY.-Live stock markets yrmore tlrn,
tive; prices OF Bs.f tahls Whey were re-
and 59lc. a. b. higher tb
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DTssOLUTIONS, &c.
OF CO-PARTNERsHIP

u
The concern of BURkESS d POWERS WAS
dissolved on the lst Of February by reason OF the
death OF DIR. james L.. Powers. All parties In
debted to the concern are requested TO make Inn
mediate payment to facilitate us 10 winding up the
business. JAMtS Z. BuRhEss
Surviving partner.
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,TJor Having now In my employ

L NOTIUPs-iiAViHg low IN my VmpI0y Q
/ c,sr ssfi0RsE-sH0ER, am prepared 10 un.
i ~ SVwerk cf that kind. The worst mules and
Ss ls will DO shod promptly and alt other NOR
4 sihy lfne done NTH nesseeSs and dtspaIch. All
bin want or good and snbstanlial work will nieass
giyeme call on aarshsll, near Third street.
GpIRlIS TURPENTINE, SPIRITS TUR-
NJ PENTINE.-seyen barrels just received ana
ior SAFE oy u. w. POWERS
NA No. laos Main street.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT.

The annual commencement OF this institution
viii be held In the Chemical Hall on TA URSDAY,
March 4th. at O'Clock T. NJ. The address to the
graduates will be delivered by Professor Manson.
.rhe medical profession and the public are re-
j.. 8. JOYNES, NJ. D.,
mhs3-ft Dean or the Faculty.