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mnrlsets by reIegrnnn.

HALTlMOgK, Jan. 23.-CdttOn q1ipt but finn; mid.
ding uIiEnds. 2Sac. Flour IL la improved demA nd.
End prices are hrmeT, Wheat receipts slall.and no
ONs firm. prime. nc. isyo ar; primo. 65 t'1TK
firm NJ S3l Bacon active; rio hdea ~ s6gisac clear
ttdes Isl t6tt'ac. NaCuluefs, 5A6ulbisc. Hama apc
Lard trni 81 20 st.2lc.
HEw YORIt, JSn. "a = cotton firm; sa:eg OF 700
bai,s Al ~ ,0Ias. Flour duh dec ining bat
without decioed change IN, quotations; 1000 barrels
gold Mheat Cull hnu d2cllnlug; No wac aJ, yl6O
Corn ktoedy; $1,000 bushels sold AT o3D9h Oats dull
IN OOl bushels sold nv .OO78c, Beef liet. 20 X
heavy new mess a. Slu'75W ~. Lara dul steam rem
dered al 20 Gy2DAc Whlsky dur.
NEw toaa, an. 2a. gatgCks siesay, Chicago
pRpy, 6, "a; Hyie, 8s Cleveland Gnd Toledo, lOG4;
Cleyelard aud PltLsDuFg, 95s; FlttgbuTg aud fort
Wayne, 1895; Michigan Central, il9'4: Michigan
SouiheFn, g5; New York Central, 1856 Cumbsr add
preferred BSs; Missouri 0s 81 oEa. ls62 ilS5a; do.
1884, 100 :; 40. 1855, Ia -s new no. iOslsGl09i O40a
lSi bOld, 1884 MoHey, per cent Exchange,
lOgar.
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scRpe of Prisoners.
,,cb IN The BS,e,al,a,, T,eJsofo,,b

Special Despatch 10 The EUeJin0 Telegraph.
WIsCAssET, Maine, Jan. 29,-This morning,
while the keeper of the City jail here was visit
ing the different cells, he was attacked by the
prisoners, oyerpowered. and knocked down.
Three OF them succeeded IN making good their
escaDe and are still Mt large,
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Affairs in Honduras.

A war is probable between Salvador and
Honduras. Nothing was kno VIZ in Honduras of
the projected railway talked of in New York.
An Iunsuccessful attempt had been made to
poison President Gu2man, OF Nicaragua.
Nothing Is known OF Caleb Cushing's mission
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FROM PANAMA

New YoRK, Jan. 2S.-The steamship Alaska
brings Panama papers of January 20 and
S473, ,l72 in treasure from California.
Affairs fm ChiriQui.
Calancba, the Governor of Chiriqui, has been
removed for malfeasance in office. The eXpedi-
tion in search of gold the Cocas island has
returned unsuccessful and disgusted Frequent
earthquakes occurred in Guatemala during
December
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LEGAL INTELLIG ENCE.

Court business was rather lax to-day. The
two District Courts are closed, and likewise the
Supreme Court and NisI Prius. The United
States Court is doing but little in the way of
miscellaneous rules and motions. The new
term for Jury trials in this latter Court will
begin on the third Monday of next month; bat
the list is very light, and will probably be dis
posed of in short time. Bankruptcy business
Is falling off; all the petitions now being filed
are for Involuntary bankruptcy, for the reason,
doubtless, that no discharge can be obtained
under voluntary petition unless the bank
rupt can pay fifty per cent. of his debts; but
whether discharge under an involuntary
petition can be had without the payment OF
that proportion remains an open question.
The Nichols Homicide.
COURT OF OYER AND TERmINER - Judges
Allison and Peirce.-The trial OF Martin Carroll
for the murder OF Thomas Nichols on the 25th OF
October lrst was resumed this morning. A
full 81 nopss of the Commemorative side OF The
| case was given In our columns yesterday. The
defense has not been opened yet. owing 10 the
| iuroIs and witnesses not engaged In H. were dlA
| charged until tomorrow morning.
| COURT Or QUARTER BEsS1oHA--Judge brow
| ster-Bail cases are still before the Court Thii
| mornings session was taken up In the trial o
| q petty cross charge OF assault and battery. Tit
| list is nearly finished.
| COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Judge Ludlow
| John w. Kennedy TO use VS.. Richard WllliS.
| set Gn on q mechanics lien for building hous
| at Ffankford. The defense alleged That th'
plaintiff was not entitled to recover because tn,
| plasteTiDg was defectlVely DONE Wakeling 70
| plaintiff; ElcOck iOr defendant.
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Sutton, N. H., has mutual fire ina urance
company which has lost but S26 in 20 years.
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SECOND BOARD,
f2IOO City os New. lOOil 100 Sh HastOn le. N
eG00 do ......,,...I0ti 80 sh PhilH Bk25wn .Ih7JS
$4,000 do ..,.-...sb-h0A 100 sh Penna ks6lwn. 6VAn
$4,000 Phil n Tren 6s.2 23s 100 sh Head co.. 4slS
$1,000 4 Am ss, sA. sss 10 sh ElmlTa Pt....,.. 81
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atock NuotatIoms by TeIegrnph-e n. bal

yKTEDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
wv the newest and best manner
LOUIS DRER A, stAtloner aud EngFsver
Ho. I0ss OHAaSNur Street.
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FATAL RBsULT.-Alexander Melville, aged
nineteen years who was run over by train OF
ears ON the Pennsylvania Railroad at West
Chester on January 28, died az the Pennsylva'
mia Hospital this morning The Coroner was
notified TO hold an inquest upon the body.
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ROBBERY AND SAFE BLOwING.-Last night the
brass foundry of Duplaine & Reeves, No. 76j
South Broad street was entered by thieves and
robbed of about $50 worth of metal. The safe
was blown open, but nothing obtained from
that source. An entrance had been effected by
means OF n second story window In the rear,
which was gained by ladder. The thieves
made their escape with their plunder.
GAY AND HAPPY.-The annual sociable of
Decatur Lodge, No. 80, l, o o. f., will be held
this evening at the Musical Fund Hall
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RIPIE CLuB BALL.-The annual ball of the
Philadelphia Rifle Club Will be- given at the
NatIonai Guards' Hall on Monday evening
next The rifemen are making every effort to
have this affair go of In a brilliant manner.
and those who participate in the festivities
will doubtless enjoy themselves. The balls
given by the Rife Club In former years We're
very successful, and no pains Will be spared hy
khe gentlemen who have the matter In change
70 mako This surpass all their previous eftOrts.
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rulLApELrHlA STOCK E1CaASeE sALEs. 81

Reported by De Haven IL Bro, No. 40 \. ralrd atroet
RErWEEN BOARDS
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BAR MEETMG.-A meeting Of the members
of the Bar was held az II O'Clock to-day at the
Law Library, In reference to the decease of
James G. Chambers, ESQ q member of the Bar.
Hon. +. Carroll Brewster was appointed Chair.
man, and John Ii. Sloan and Alexander d.
Campbell, Esqs, Secretaries. Resolutions de .
plorlng the loss of MIR. Chambers were adopted,
and a committee appointed to send them to the
family of the deceased. Addresses were de-
livered by Messrs. George NJ. Dallas, James E.
GoWen, Theodore Cuyler, George w. BiddIe,
John ii. Sloan, and George Durkin, Jr.
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REsIGYED.-This morning lieutenant John
a. Connolly, of the Fifth district, and Sergeant
William p. NJ. Pennington, of the seme dis
trict rendered their reslgnaJions to take effect
ON the drst of February, 10 his Honor the
Mayor Mr.. Connolly was the first policeman
appointed by Mayor Henry On the 3lst of
March 1856 he was made Lieutenant, aud has
held the position ever since. Mr.. Pennington
was appointed on the force on February /, 1865,
and made Sergeant May ., 1866 Both OF the
above named gentlemen nave discharged their
duties with fidelity and can retire satisfied
that they have rendered the city efficient
service.
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WARN SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA

This CELEBRATED wATERING-PLAcr
now open for the reception and Accommodate =
visitors, Is situated In Bath county. Va. one nm
bred and seventy miles west Of Richmond and
near the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad ari
reached from the North ria the Orange and hlry.
andra railroad connecting At Gordonsvillc
The Warm Springs arc fifteen miles from ,hn
railroad, connecting at Millboro' Depot with Inc
of coaches, passing by the Hot Springs and H..
Healing Springs: over a fine turnpike road.
for their curative qualities In various diseases a:
well as for the luxury of bathing. Their propertlr.
are gently apcrient, diuretic, and diophoretlc
diseased conditiOns--yiZ.
Chronic rheumatism and Gout. and dScas re-
suting from their latent existence; Affections #
the Spinal Marrow and its consequences Paralys!,
Icmiplogia, following suppressed excavations
from Humorrhoids or Uterine arrangements. or
Mctastasis Of Govt and Rheumatism; Affection or
Morbid Conditions ofthc Bones the whole class Of
the Cutaneous Diseases Scorhutic and Scrofuou.
Affections; Dyspepsia Torpid and otherwise De.
ranged Conditions OF the Liver.
The improvements consist of a large and commO-
dious Hotel, i large number of handsome and con-
vcnlently arranged Cottages, 4 spacious Dining
and Ballroom, Billiard-room. Bowing-a!ley, Bath
THE BATHS, which are OF the temperature or
DC TO aS degrees Fahrenheit, are four in numbcr.
\ large OctagOnal BATH for gentlemen. s feet
In diameter and In depth.
The LADIES BATH Of equal depth.
Two Spirit Baths and Private Bath for inya-
lids. Ali of which connect with cold PlunginS
Baths, supplied with spring water Of Temperature
co to 10 deg. Fahrenheit.
The locality of these Springs Is remarkable for
healfhiness the surrounding country OF romantic
beauty, and the atmosphere salubrtous and lnv!go-
rating.
The table accommodations VIII be Of the best
character. and every effort made 10 contribute 10
the comfort and convenience OF visitors.
Persons intending 10 visit the Warm Springs
from Richmond and the South are directed t. IL"
summer schedule Of the passenger trains on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
WARM SPRINGS COMPANY.
W. II. MCDONALD, Agent.
JAMES A. FRAZIER,
JOHN W. WARWICK,
10 ,EpIf LIGOS. " I'm
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TIE COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA.
NATURES REMEDY
FOR
CHRONIC DISEASES!

This water presents the rare combination OF
Apcricnt Diurctic, Diaphoretic, Alternative, To-
mic. and Eutrophic properties. Acting ircciE upon
the bowels liver. kidneys, and skin. II Thoroughly
pTRIFIES THE BLOOD and eliminates from the
system the essential elements Of disease; while D!
Its powerful Tonic and Eutrophc action 1t invigo-
rates the stomach, cnrichcs the vital fluid. gives
tone and energy to the muscles and nerves, reno
Yates the entire organism, andre-establishes health
and strength
In Chronic Functional Diseases Of tlr DlGES-
TIVE. hillary. URINARY, and UTERINE
ORGANS II IL n remedy of unsurpassed utility
and power. and has been prc-cmincntly success
full.
In Dyspepsia. Liver Disease, Bilious Com
n1aInts. Cos;ivcncss and General Debility: III
Diseases Of the Kidneys Bladder, and uretha,
whether of inflammation irritation, or debility:
in some maladies peculiar to the female Sex such
as Chlorosis, Leucorrhna, and difficult or sup
pressed Menstruation In Asthma, Chronic Pneu-
monia and Bronchitis, and other Chronic DIS
eases. the curative action Of the Cold Sulphur Wa
ter is In many cases so speedy and thorough that,
in the language Of distinguished physician, who
had himself seen It's effects, " No one but IN EYE
WITNESS would believe In the marvellously rapid
change to n normal condition. or that OF health"
Some of the cures made by II are OF 4 very ex-
traordinary character. Cases which were appa-
rently of the most hopeless nature. for the relief
of which not only all the resources Of medical
skill but the most celebrated Mineral Spftn9S g
Tiyoinia. had been used in vain-hlvc been en-
tircly and permanently cured by the Cold SUI
phur Water. 1t is not only most certain ana
cfrectual bat also most safe, mild, and pleasant,
remedy
This place Is only TWO MILES from the GOSHEN
DEPOT OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
thirty-four miles west of Staunton, and Is within
an easy days Journey OF Baltimore, Nd, Wash
ington. ID. e.. and Richmond and Lynchburg va.
The climate is delightful salubrous, and invigo-
rating.
The hotel Is now open for visitors. The hotel
accommodations arc good.
GOOD BALLROOM MUSIC Is In attendance.
IIarman & Co.'s stage-coachcs run daily from
Goshen Depot to this place, and there IS also n
daily line running between the Cold Sulphur
Springs and the Rockbridgc Alum.
RATES OF BOARD:
Ter Jay ....'..''......'''..''''- ~
Per month. ........................ 81 W
an e-cod5t s. GOODE.
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The FoRNEYs.-A Government detective
states in published circular that ID. q.
FoRNEY called upon him and said that
with the influence he could bring to bear
upon Secretary Boutwell, that oihcef
could be induced to renew certain contracts
which would be of much pccunlary beneht
TO them as we'll as to the Government.
FoRNEY, whether it be D. G. or JOHN W.,
is bad man. He would do anything Tor
money. General RAwLINs is not dis
posed to be party to FoRNEI's plumber
ings and has, it is said, declined to pay
him for publishing the orders of the Com
manders of the Military Districts in the
South--a service which FoRNEY has hereto
fore performed with much profit to himself
but without having enlightened any of the
people of the said districts. FoRNEY has
had fine pickings, however, for several
years, and can, perhaps, afford to do with
out these for while. 1t is to be presumed
that even IIoLE-IN -TuE-SKY BOUTWELL, will
be careful hereafter how he encourages
FoRNEY's advances. Ii is discreditablc to
be influenced by such man, but intolera-
bic to find him boasting of it.
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CooLIEs.-We have already expressed
our disapproyal of this wholesale introduce
ton of paganism into our midst. In moral
sense alone it is dangerous, and we do not
think the actual labor they might give US
could possibly repay us for the danger in
which our institutions, both religious and
civil, would be placed. When john China
man once turns his head this way we will
see millions Of them pouring in upon us.
Nor would we get the Chinaman proper, but
the Coolie, q lower class, dirty race of be-
ings, uneducated, unprincipled, and beings
but one degree removed from brutes. We
know something of their nature-thc Coolie
is the most treacherous being on the face Of
the earth, and, being wholly devoid of prin-
ciple, would form dangerous element in
our midst. In the West Indies, where they
arc largely employed, they are found
wholly improvident, and not jails enough
can be found to punish them for the crime
of theft Roanoke NeloS.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

nUGUENOT SPRINGS, POWHATAy;
Il COUNTY, yA:-This old and popular water r.
ton, on the Richmond and DanviIe RAILROAD, ia S,.
been thoroughly refi.ted and furnished, and Offer.
The waters are sulphur, chalybcate and AIM,
and are OF acknowledged efficacy. The supbm.
baths arranged for either hot Or cold pit,nns VI
shower.) are In perfect order. % "
The location Is very dcsirablc-in an air,
shaded and cool. ''''
The proprietors pledge themselves tha. H.
FARE AND ACCOMMODATIONS SHALL RE
UNSURPASSED. -"
Its low rates of charges, convenience to P,c,.
moDd and the facility with which II can w.
reached. will recommend 1t to those tesirir, w
summer residence for their families. -"
Round-trip tickets from Richmond TO the spr,p,.
and return can he had at the ticket Office m ~
Richmond and Danville railroad. Price, Il = wy
comfortable omnibus always In waiting upon ~
arrival Of the trains. w.
CHARGES 81 per day. SO per week, or 80
month. Children under twelve years Of aye ~ ~
colored servants hali-price. $40.
jy 2a-lm NORVELL. COBB 20
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A letter from MIR. Plat.

PETERSBURG, VA, August 4th, 1869.
TO the Editors of the Richmond Dispatch:
Gentlemen,-It is seldom indeed that
notice in any way the numerous misstate-
ments in regard to myself which appear
almost daily in some one or other Of the
Conservative papers of Virginia but
friend having called my attention to your
leading editorial Of this A. NJ, take the
liberty of sending you denial of the state
ments therein contained. lam unalterably
opposed to prescription of any kind on ao-
count Of political or religious action or belief,
AMI what preach practice. | believe any
man who discharges good and faithful EN-
ployc, white or black, because nc voted as
his conscience might dictate, is unworthy
to enjoy the blessings of citizenship in any
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Against all schemes for the importation
by the million of such people [Chinese] we
protest in the name of the working people
Of this country without regard TO race: CO.
lor, or sex.-Wilmington (Del.) CONNER
cidi.
German sewing-machincs are run by
clock-work, which runs for three hours after
winding up.
A Minnesota girl was blinded for four
days by flash of lightning.
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FURNITURE. &c.

MATTRESSES, &C.
Il HARDWOOD K RITTER, opposite the post
Office. Main street, are now prepared 10 mauufac-
ture 10 order any style OF FURNITURE and
MATTRESS.
We have now on hand the most elegc II stock OF
CHAMBER PARLOR, and DINING-ROOM
FURNITURE that has been seen In Richmond for
many years. CHAMBER SETS can be bought at
our establishment from S35 to $500.
MATTRESSES and SPRING BEDS Of all styles
made TO order, and warranted as represented.
As the prices Of most other goods coming
down, We have reduced the price OF every article
In our line and arc now selling about low rs we
did before the war. All In want OF FURNITURE
or MATTRESSES can make money by examining
our stock before buying We have goods To suit
the rich or the poor.
HARDWOOD & RITTER
opposite the post-oalcc hain street,
te el-3m Richmond. Va.
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MT BENSON'S SALALEM BROTH
This truly valuable preparation is certain and
speedy cure for letter, Ringworm, Itch, salt
Rhcum, Barbcr's Itch, Poison Oak Blotchcs
Pimplcs and Ill other Eruptions Of the skin. 1t
has been used with complete success III hundreds of
cases. many of them of long standing and of 4 ma
liguant character. Certificates from some OF our
best citizens attest its deserved merit and II needs
only to he tried to insure relief. 1t is for external
use and completely removes al crnptionS OF the
skin. leaving 1t delightfully."- soft and pleasant.
Price, 81. For sale by all druggists.
PURCELL, LADD CO., Agents,
myl7 Richmond. Va.
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THE SEMINARY MAGAZINE.-The August
No. is already on our table. Its table of
contents shows that variety is furnished
to its readers. 4 new volume will COM
mence with the October No.
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MI SECOND GRAND BALL
At TIE
HUGUENOT SPRINGS.

The SECOND BALL OF THE SEASON will
come of at Hugucnot Springs on
FRIDAY EVENING, August Q, 1869.
The MILITARY POST BAND will be In at
tendance.
Convcyanccs will be provided at Coalfcld to
meet the 2.i5 train to accommodate those desiring
to attend
No cxcrtlon will be spared by the proprictors 10
make visitors comfortable in every respect.
iy 29-td NORFELL, COBB Il co.
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In Allegheny city, Pa. July 21st, ELL, s.mns
est child OF Isaac and Rehecca Schr1vcr, agcu thcc
wears. nine months and twelve days.
,+tho residence Of her parents. in Chesterfield
county. on the 1st OF August, SALL1E toKNE-
ia daughter of Austin f. and Mary Is. MOORE
baltimore and philadelphia papers please copy.
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n1Y@ BACHELORS HAIR-DIE.-ThiS
splendid HAIR-DYE is the best in the world-thc
only true and perfect dye: harmless. reliable In
Simultaneous No disappointmcnt-no ridiculous
tnts remedies the Ill effects of bad dyes, invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by all druggists and pcrfumcrs,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory is Bond
street, New York. NH 2o-eodts
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The next session oft his schoolwill commenceoh
the first day of September IT.. : :
Pupils viii be received NJ the uniform price OF
$40 for the session often months, payable 81 ar cry
In advance. r r..u ~
p Trent Rev DR., Burrows j. NJ. Strother, Esq ];
G. 4. Myers ESD: or W. +. Drinkard. $3.50,
-, ricn ,o,cb o' aus
C0T7THERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
= No. 2 GRACE STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
The sixteenth annual session Of this school com,
mences OH the FIRST MONDAY IN oCiohEh
next. $1,000, .o,.,o.r
Thirteen well-qualifcd and experienced teachers
have been employed. Among them trench iady y
who will reside In the Institute, and VIII speak
French habitually with the boarders: Attention Is
called to the conversation classes In french. Sc
curing to day pupils an extra recitation without
extra charge The building, erected for school pur
poses, contains forty-fve rooms. Chambers never
have mbrc than two occupants. For catalogue.
containing terms, course Of studies, and list OF
patrons, address =,
ID. LEE POWELL, y. NJ,
au3-tOctl PoSt-oiilce box S2S.
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RrI@ |. d. BRIGGS OLD-ESTAB-
LISTED BAKERY Established in 1871 keeps
constantly on hand. and baking fresh every day,
BREAD. CAKES. CRACKERS, and PIES.
SODA CRACKERS.
BUTTER CRACKERS,
OYSTER CRACKERS,
WATER CRACKERS,
CREAM CRACKERS,
ARROWROOT CRACKERS,
SUGAR CRACKERS,
LEMON CRACKERS,
MOLASSES CAKES,
SUGAR CAKES,
SP1CENUTS,
made of the best material and workmanship, ana
will be sold rs cheap as they can be found in the
city. y ID
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MARRIED.

August 3D. Mt Monumental church. by Rev
George Woodbridge, Captain ROBERT +. BELL,
ofths city. to Mrs. MARY j. MACON, OF Hcn-
rico No cards.
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HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE.

MULES, MULES, MULES
WI We expect drove of very fine f5ss-ssS3
MULES III few days-the most OF them lS-~Y
well broke. large, young, sound, and-Asu-<Ae--5
well formcd-whch we will sell on accommodating
terms Apply 1t ". S. WARE & CO.'S stables,
OH Franklin between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets, opposite Masonic Hall. au G-eod5t
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FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
rho Frcrcb Language. and the Higher, Intcrmedi-
alc and Primary English branches
Miss MAMIE BOTkIS.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MASONIC ACADEMY,
Ia MAYO STREET, RICHMOND.
JOHN II. MACRhE, PRINCIPAL.
MALE DEPARTMENT,

MALE DEPARTMENT.
attn. Mathematics, and the Higher ana intcrfh
dlate English branches, JOHN ii. MAChAE.
Primary English branches, MIS-. MAohAh'
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SEwING-MACHINES.

SEWING-M OF ALL KINDS
- REPAIRED. The SL0AT ELLIPTIC SEW
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the sLoAI
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. We have also for sale
the SISGLE-TIIREAD HAND MACHINE OF
the gold medal pattern, which we think Is the best
OF such humbug machines. Price $40.
SLQAT Il ADDISGTON,
jy24 lil5 Cary street, near Fourteenth.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
CEMENT.

OsENDALE CEMENT.--Hayins D:en
Is appointed agents At this place Of the H NJ,
ARK AND ROSESDALE CEMENT Cow ~ ~
NJ we o1fer 10 the trade continuous suri.i =.
mis- celebrated and GENUINE kOsENpAih
CEMENT. ,.,,r, E 10,
my 26-3m IALlAe Eh"V -