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THE COUNTRY PgoGRAMME.-Th Bingham
Ton On. ~ Democrat pronounces for Hoffman
Tor President and Boss Tweed for Governor
Ia 1872. Tha1 yin do very well for country
programme. The signs Of the times are
bcrtentOnA.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

PRESIDENT GRANT does not seem to have a
very high opinion of the Chicago Tribuae,
and says the paper has been for years past
with the opposition. What does he think OF
its New York namcsake
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

FAMILY TROUBLES. Boston AdDcrtsser-
republican Of the Sumner-Motley schools
out in long article reading the Chicago
Tribune out of the republican party. The
fight Is getting hotter and hotter.
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The Health OF the City.

1t is very satisfactory to know, from the
returns of the Board of Health, that the metro
polls is at present enjoying an absolute i'm
munity from contagious diseases, and that the
mortality for the past week has been less than
for the same week in many years past. This
proves two things-that Providence is very
kind TO us In bestowing the blessing Of such
delicious winter weather as we are now enjoy
ing, and that the sanitary affairs of the city
are very well managed. We cannot forget
that a fearful contagious disease-yellow
fever-has been knocking at the gates Of the
city all the past summer, craving for an
entrance and eager for an opportunity to get
foothold in our crowded localities, and that
the demon has been kept out by the unceasing
vigilance of the Health Officer of the port, DIR.
Carnochan, through his rigid quarantine regu-
lations, which he enforced under circumstances
of no little difficulty, as the public knows.
We cannot be too thankful then, in considera-
ton of the facts, for the present healthful
condition Of the city; and on the approaching
Day this blessing might be ap-
prepriately made the subject for especial
recognition Of the mercy Of Divine Providence.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

NApoLEoS's PLACE OF IMPRISONMENT. The
Emperor Napoleon appears Judging from our
late special cable kilograms, to sympathze to
some extent with the general European agita-
ton which is extending around him. Csuriers
have gone ont from his place OF retreat at
Wilhelmsh6he Their destination was not
made public We are told to-day that his
Majesty is likely to have q change Of resi-
deuce--to be renewed from Wilhelmsh0he to
the ancient castle of Aremberg, situated be-
tween Cologne and JI1ich Here he would
enjoy again "reminiscences Of Napoleon the
Great, who abrogated its dukedom at the Pc
riod OF the dissolution Of the German empire
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

THE DISORDERS IN VENEZUELA continue as
bad as ever. Everywhere throughout the
country disorders, resulting in bloody con-
fiicts between the two factions Of Guzman
Blanco and General Hernandez, prevail. The
latest news tells rs that fierce battles have
taken place between the contending forces,
and that large numbers of men have been
killed on both sides. They are so accustomed
to this kind of thing in Venezuela that revolu-
ton is now regarded there as the rule and
peace the exception.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

GoLpll2a The exciting news from Europe
has started the gold spectators on a fresh
campaign. The price advanced yesterday to
ll2j. Last summer, on less substantial
basis, the price was run up from ~ to 1913.
But those who were unlucky enough to jump
to conclusion then as TO the stability of gold
at such figures are less anxious to speculate
nsw for the sudden decline in the midst of the
hardest fighting in France has not been for
gotten.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

SENATOR ScHURz who, from being one OF
the most extreme radicals that the republi-
can party could conveniently carry has come
to represent very fairly and fully the most
liberal and conservative doctrines that the
party has ever advanced, had conversation
on the critical situation Of the party with our
correspondent in Washington yesterday. He
holds that the government is strong enough
for universal amnesty and universal enfran-
chisement He thinks that the defeat of the
republicans in the late elections will have one
good effect--it will make the coming session
Of Congress talk business and avoid buncombs
or buster.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
OLYMPIC THEATRE Brsaawsy.-TxE PAsroaIMR OF
WEE WILLIE WiNkiE
WOODS MUSEUM Broadway, corner Seth st-Perfsrn.
snces every Afternoon and evening.
BowERY THEATRE, Bewsry.-TuE CARPENTER OF
RoUEs-NIoK OF THE wooDs-MosR.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, rwen,y-,.urA .s-MAs
AND wWr.
BOOTHS THEATRE 2ss st.. ss,wssn sn ana otn avs
roURrERNrH STREET THEATRE Theatre Francais)-
ADRikssE LEooUvKIRR.
GLOBE THEATRE. 7ss Brssaway.-vAnIErr ESrss-
TAMMEsT, 40.
wALLACK's THEATRE. Broadway ana 18Th street.
Tux SERIoUs FAMILY
NIBLos GARDEN. srsaAway.-TnE RArPARHr; OR.
LIMA EDwN's THEATRE. 7sc Broadway. .-BILIIAaps-
ROMEO JAFFIEB JENKfNa
GRAND OPERA House, o.rner Of 9Th Az. and 2sd st.
LEs BKiaANDs.
NEW YORK sTADT THEATRE, IS Bowery.--GnAsp
GERMAN OrEnA-WnDscuuT2.
MRS. =. 3. ooNwAY's PARK THEATRE. Brooklyn
MAN AND WIFE
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, sol Bswery.-yA.
THEATRE coMIesE GA Brssdwsy.-csMIe VOCAL
ISM, MICRO AoTs. &C.
KELLY Icons MINSTRRLs. Ne. sos Broadway
TnE ONLY LEoN-LA ROSE DE ST. FLOUR, 20.
BAN FRANCIsCe MINSTREL HALI, 5s5 Brsasway.--
NEaEo MiNsraELsY, FAnoEs, BURLEsQUEs, &s.
HooLEy's OPERA House, Brssklyn.--NEGko MIN.
s1RFLsY BURLEs0uEs, &s.
BROOKLYN OPERA HoUsE--wELsz, Husnrs
WaITE's MINsTRELs
NEW YORK CIRCUS, Fourteenth street. -soEsEs IN
TEE RING, AoReRATs, &c.
NEW YORK MssEUM OF ANATOMY. Hs Brsaaway-
SCIENCE AND ART.
DR. KAHN's ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 745 nrsadway-
SCIENCE
The New York herald., 1870-11-17
The Edinburs Review ON Germany, France
md England.

Tie EGtnDuc& NcVleW ON eernuuy3
and England.
From the Leonard Scott Publishing Com
pany we have received the latest number Of
the Ed5nbeyg Re0jeD. For its excellent re-
prints OF the great English reviews this COM
pany is entitled to all praise. 1t gives us
the best English literature at the smallest pos
sible price. In the last number of the Eat,a-
buiy there is one article which revivcs all
the glory Of its best days. Jeffrey, Sidney
Smith, Brougham, Horner, Macaulay and
many others have through the Edindury
Recie,o shed the lustre Of their genius upon the
world In this latest number Of the Recseao
there is an article on Germany, France and
England, said 10 be written or inspired by
Premier Gladstone; but, whoever wrote it or
inspired it, it is not to be denied that it re-
wives all the glory of the past, and compels
the reading public to admit that the parent Of
English quarterles is still primus inter 2'ares.
To understand this war;, to know how France
has been defeated, to know how Germany has
won, to know what England is prepared to
do in the event Of general war, The October
number Of the Etli,s6strg Reciep m ust be read.
How or where or when this war may end it,
is dificult to tell but to know the Possibilities
thinking man must read the last number OF
the Edin6urg.
Too, MANY NATHAN MURDsRERs--HoM TO
| STop THE NUISANCE. Still another aspirant;
for notorety and deadhead trip to New YORK
has confessed or rather boasted OF, having
murdered Benjamin Nathan. Surrendering
himself on Tuesday to Sheriff Warren, OF
Norfolk county, in Massachusetts,, he declared
that he had an accomplce, with whom, since
the murder, he had travelled all over the
coantry, and from whom he had mysterioosfy
parted on Monday at the forks Of couple Of
roads where there was gpideboarS which
said Slight miles to State street," After al
this miputensss u detail in bis Story twenty
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WOODS MUSEUM Broadway, corner Seth st.-Perfsrrn.
snces every Afternoon and evening.
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BOWERY THEATRE, Bewsry.--THg CARPENTER OF
RoUEs-NIoK OF THE wooDs-MOBR.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE Rrsadway.-TKE PASroMIMR o.
wrK WILLIE WNKIE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-14

FOR RENT, 4 NICE HOUSE, on6A
II Pine street iSidney) between Beverley III
and A Albernarle streets with five rooms. Posses.
ieIa-t -, -: ,GBUBBs& WILLIAMS.
:TOR RENT, the UPPER PART a
II Of tAe tenement on north side OF Main x
street second door below First National Bank.
with all the ! necessary conyentences, sach as
water. gas, &C., and Is very well adapted for
boarding-h ~, I JAMES NJ, TAYLOR.
re Ii-StI T''at.h Reaf Estste Agent
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LOCAL MATTERS.

STATUS OF THE CAPITOL OFFIcERs.-The
Secretary Of the Commonwealth and Au-
ditor of Public Accounts recently elected
have not yet been able to qualify, owing to
the sickness of the Attorney-General, to
whom, according to section Z, chapter Is
of the Code, they are required to submit
their official bonds. A bill has passed the
Senate, and is now pending in the House,
allowing the Governor to pass upon the
bond in the absence of the Attorney-Gen-
eral. -
In the mean time, Colonel Stanton dis
charges the duties of Auditor, and Colonel
Mallory holds on as Secretary of the Com.
monwealth, awaiting the qualification OF
their successors. .-
: The annual report of the Auditor, con-
tanning many interesting items Of informa-
ton, which have been called,for by resolu-
tions of inquiry in the Legislature, was
prepared more than week ago, and is in
the hands of the Governor, who will proba--
bly, communicate it's contents to the General
Assembly during the present week.
After the above was written on Saturday,
Mr.. William F. Taylor, the. newly-elected
Auditor of Public Accounts, was duly quail
fed, and executed his bond, giving Messrs.
William Gray and William Hatcher as his
sureties. The bond has yet to be examined
and approved. w
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Aithmond 1ispatth,
MONDAY. FEBRUARY ii, 1870.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DrsrATCT'
is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCu-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. .1c~
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.


TO THE HONORABLE MEMBERS OF THE LEGIs-
LATURs OF VIRGINIA: The undersigned, men,
hers Of the Richmond bar, believing that the time
has nearly arrived when the Government of Flr-
ginis viii be inaugurated under the Constitution
lately adopted by her people; feeling deep inte-
rest in the selection Of t person for the position
Of Judge of the Hastings Court OF Richmond,
without intending to reflect upon the claims OF
any other gentleman who may desire the position,
take great pleasure In recommending to your
honorable body our friend A. b. GulGoN, Esq.
From long acquaintance with Mir. GUIGoN, 1t
is hut justice to him. In behalf Of his claims to
this important position, to say that his attain
ments as lawyer, his habits rs man Of bust
ness. and the integrity of his character rs gem
tleman, eminently qualify him to perform the
responsible duties of Judge. In giving assurance
that his appointment will be highly gratifying to
us. feel equally confident that 1t will also be
highly satisfactory to the whole community of
irhy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-14

THE CHARITY BALL.-The members of
company a." of the Richmond Fire De-
partment, are making the most vigorous
efforts for the success of their ball, to be
given on the night of the 22d instant for
the benefit of the orphans Of St. Joseph's
Orphan Asylum. A large number of
tickets have already been sold, and the
affair promises to be even more brilliant
than the one given last year. Tickets may
be had of the following members of the
Committee of Arrangements Chief Engi-
neer Mullen, Dennis Brophy, Joseph L.
Whitaker, NJ. H. Mccarthy, NJ. j. San
ders, John Mccarthy, John Miller, James
Hayes, David M. O'Brien, FL. A. Davis, 0.
E. Phillips, W. 7. Marlborough, Michael
Mccarthy, William Forrestal, John Dene-
gray. Chairman, Captain NJ. 7. Phillips.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-14

BAPTIST SUNDAY-ScHooL ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting of this Asso-
citation will be held at the First Baptist
church tonight.
The officers for the ensuing year will be
elected, and there will be discussion of
the topic: "What objects should the Asso-
citation propose to itself, and by what
means can these be best attained ?" An
interesting meeting is expected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-14

GRAND JURORS FOR MAGISTRATES COURT,
February term 1870, commencing Monday,
February 14th, 1870, at II A. M.-G. w.
Smith, d. Baker, Jr., A. Fl. Christian,
William Smith, William II. Haxall, Samuel
C. Greenhow, Sam'lS. Cottrell, e. D. Eacho,
William s. Donnan, William Beers, William
J. Yarbrough, F. T. Isbell, William Ira
Smith, William E. Tanner, William English,
Elijah Baker, John =. King, John 7. Sub
lett, James Evans, A. L. Elicit, William A.
spott, William G. cambridge, A, 8. Lee,
James A. Scott,
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We have determined to reduce to less than the
regular gold rates the price of every article Of our
magnificent stock of Diamonds, Fine Watches,
Jewelry, and Siverware, and ask an inspection of
our goods and prices, which we propose to offer
for less than they be bought In the nrst-class
houses OF New York and Philadelphia. We i'm
port and receive daily from the manufacturers the
latest styles of rich Jewelry, Fine Watches, Dla-
mond and Pearl Sets, Leontinc Vest and Guard
Chains, Glove Bands and Buttons. Handkerchief
Holders, Amethyst, Mossagatc, Ruby Signet, Dia-
mond Engagement, and Plain Gold Wedding
Rings Masonic Jewels and Jewelry, Spectacles
and Eyeglasses Sterling silver Spoons, Forks,
Pitchers, and rich Presentation Pieces In cases.
SowLAN & Co.,
Main street corner Of Tenth.
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Observation-Disclosures of all sorts and sizes,
for all conditions in society, at prices varying
from IS to cent, may be had Of ELLYsoN &
TAYLOR, l1le Main street.
Valentines comic, grotesque, and sentimental.
Valentines for the rich.
Valentines for the poor.
Valentines for schoolgirls.
Valentines for school-boys. '
Valentines for young ladies.
Valentines for young men.
Valentines for the lovers.
Valentines for those about to become go.
Valentines for the accepted
Valentines for the rejected suitor.
Valentines for old persons Of both sexes, and
for all others, tor sale by ELLYsoN & TAYLOR,
next to Dispatch Office.
The trade supplied
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The THEATRE.-The engagement of the
Chapmans commences tonight, when will
be produced for the first time in this city
an entirely new comedy entitled "Check-
mate" and the popular new burlesque
@ Black Eyed Susan or, The Little Bill that
Was Not Taken Up" In both OF these
pieces Misses Blanche and Ella Chapman
and the favorite comedian Bishop will ap-
pear. There will be rush for good seats
every night this week. Reserved seats may
be secured at West & Johnston's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-14

COUNTY JUDGE OF PRINCE EDwAHD.-Since
his modcsty prevents his announcing himself
candidate, the writer hegs leave to place in nomi
nation for this position Mr.. FRANK NAT WAT
KISS, gentleman who must be known TO nearly
every member of he Legislature as a lust and up
right citizen. He is warmly endorsed by the
Prince Edward bar. and the people OF the county,
were the choice with them, would elect him by o
large majority. fc 7-2w* FhRMyILLE.
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PROMISING ENTERTAINMENT.-T Rev.
DR.. Holland, who is announced to lecture
before the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton tonight, is young man of talent and
ability. As lecturer he ranks among the
most popular in the South. His recent lee
ture before one Of the literary societies of
Washington College, at Lexington, Va, is
spoken of in very high terms, and he is en-
gagged to lecture at the University of Vir-
ginia during the present month. Every
one who can should avail themselves of this
opportunity to hear him.
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d. d. WHITEHEAD win .o,
O'Clock A. NJ groceries. lia,,or. ,!,ap n,a,-past 10
ises %. IL SLb,AMs n s.;d win sell on the prem
~ the northwest corner of Ross ana Sosare on
I streets. .adr3o a1.-s A1 aoaFtsenth
LEE j. GODDIN will sell at NJ -.
. frame dwelling on the east side OF Th,,s
between Preston street and shockoe Cemoterv
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS will sell on TIM 49,.
ises at O'Clock P. NJ. granite-fron: br,c,,
dwelling, No. 400, on the south side Of Broad
between Monroe and Henry streets.
THOMAS W. KEEsEE will sell at 10, O'Clock
furniture, glassware, iron snfe, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-14

. Members of the Legislature who have not here
tofore had their photographs taken at the gallery
Of C. r. REEs & Co., according to invitation ex-
tended to them previous to the late recess will
please call at the gallery at their earliest leisure,
as it is desired to form complete groups Of the two
Houses as soon as practicable. A large number
have already sat, and If the remaining gentlemen
promptly respond to this reminder the groups can
be perfected at an early day. Don't forget the
place-C. R. REEs & Co.'s gallery, on the south
side Of Main street between Ninth and Tenth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-14

HENRIco episcopal SUNDAY-SCHooL
UN1oN.-The third quarterly meeting of
the Henrico Sunday-School Union will be
held in the lecture room of St. Paul's church
this evening at half-past o'clock. All the
rectors, superintendent, and Sunday school
teachers, are expected to be present; also
all friends of the Sunday school cause, as
subjects of Importance will be discussed.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Major JED HoTCHKIsS, of Staunton, is a candi-
date for Supcrintc ndcnt of Public Instruction.
He is thoroughly acquainted with the school sys-
tens of this and other countries, and his libe-
raj education, experience rs Il teacher. and supe-
rior administrative abilities, emincntly tit him for
the position. His friends in all parts Of the State
commend his claims to the favorable considera-
tion Of the Legislature.
fe I-lQtx SOUTHWEST.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHAsE.-A letter received
on Saturday from well-informed source
intimates that the Chief Justice will proba-
bly, be here during the last week in Febru-
ary or first week in March to hold the
United States circuit court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-14

n, oalTED STATES CoaxIss1osER,s Corpr
aa aae following cases were disposed Of satnr.
.o..h uhMea States Us. Daniel Rahily. Of Pc
,'ns.ng. russnarg. charged with selling whiskev
usnstamped, .sa and with neglecti5g to keen
tne wholesale liquor Dealers book. Dis.
United States vs.. E. D. Newcornb. charged ~,
.s wNn selilng wyhttilskey without license. Con-
tlnued at request Of defendant ~ W,
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:,ohn. h%1HSh,s S oouRT:-The cases of Ben Scott.
ca1iaa a Ihraves, nav and Richard Booker. we're
4et, 4eh, ont continued to tie 18th. =
Mss oIrc n,na + an was charged with assaultino
Ioa ht.s. " 1, lace and drawing a sword nno9
neace nesc I'LL was bound over to keep tn, the
'ohn camp was dismissed from the CHARGE
OF stealing from Mr.. Roses window, y
Lsham Pratton was turned over to tn.
poor-house. 'eae- a;4# is.@ " 'h'
John Wright and James Curtis, charged
with breaking into the store of Jane,
Rankin and stealing bacon, &c., was sen
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NOTICE.-Personsh having claims against
lS the estate OF K. o. HASKINS, deceased, are
requested to present them, properly authenticate
and those indebted likewise will settle with me
without delay. j. j. HASK1NS,
Idministrator Of r. o. sHsskins, deceased. I
GENITo Posy-oFgIoE, Powhatan county, vs..
49,. 49, O,'5E' fel0-lW
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GARRoTED.-E. w. Robinson, late con-
stable of Henrico county, was attacked on
Friday night near his house by party of
four men, who went through him by the
process known as garroting. The proceeds
of the robbery were s7l in money and o
watch. Mr.. Robinson says three of his as
sailants were white and one was negro.
They ran off and left their victim on the
ground
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COLONEL JOHN s. MosBY.-This distin-
guished gentleman has been in Richmond
for several days in attendance upon the
Legislature. It is stated that he is can
didate for county judge of Fauquier.
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SECURITY, CUEAPSFSS, LIBERALITI,
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS. mark and distin-
rGish The management Of this company.
ISAAC HUTZJER,
General agent for Virginia and North Carolina.
ojice No. aOc Main street.
u. J, &. CABELL, Medical Examiner. no 10
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RICHMOND MALE ORPHAN S0CIETY.-The
regular monthly meeting of the Board of
Directors of this Society will be held at the
Office of the Virginia Fire and Marine In
surance Company at 5 o'clock this after
noon.
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Select English and classical school for boys, at
No. sl9 Main, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
nearly opposite the Arlington House. 4. b. Hol-
stead A. NJ, Principal. The half session be-
gins February 18th. A few additions desired.
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~ RICHMOND, represents the EQUITABLE
Li@E ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF NEW
YORK. Assets over $40. coo 0VO. Annual cash in
come, Sc. 500, ,oOo. All profits divided annually
among hc assured. Its affairs are carefully in-
v",tigated by leading business men and by the n.
sUrance Department OF the state OF New York.
Holders Of this cUmpany's policies oitcner in-
crease the amount OF their insurance than rclln-
qui>h. Its past and present success Is most con.
Eplru"us. Applications solicited. WILLIAM G.
ALEXANDER, President; HENRY b. HYDE,
Nlcc-lrcsiGcut; GEORGE W. PHILLIPS. Ac-
tuary: JAMES ". ALEXANDER, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-14

The TUREER BALL.-The preparations
going on for the grand mask ball to be
given by the German Turner's of this city
on the ed instant are of nature that pro-
mise for it most brilliant success. Ar
raneements are being made for fine col
lection of costumes, and everything has
been done necessary to make the affair the
most brilliant of the season.
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Iowa is the strongest Republican State in
the Union. Fred. Douglass recently lee
tured ut Ottumwa in that State. He was
refused admittance to the hotel in the
town. ..--s'. ..@t. =
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DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS. The City
Collector notifies delinquent taxpayers that
they have been granted further indul'
gence until the 5th day of March inclusive
After that date property on which the tas
has not been paid will be advertised fol
sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-14

For the cheapest and hest coke, anthracite and
bituminous coal of all kinds and sizes, sawed.
split, andlong wood, go TO Mr. J. B. WATKINS,
ILL Main street, near the post-offlce.
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>, ARGUMENT cLosED.- The case Of Gregory
&C., US. Hinston's administrator from
hanover circuit court, under nrru,nent M, n
chambers before Judge Chapman com. =.
meneed on Monday last, was BROUGHT To- to =
eiose 81 on Saturday, being argued elaborate,u to
ey gregory and Young for the plaintiff and
0risWold and Winn for the defend an+ "AO
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VALENTINES, VALENTINE9.-Ane new and splen.
did assortment Of Valentines-sentimental, comic,
&c, &c.-to be had in endless variety ut WEST &
JoHNsToN'S bookstore, 1905 Main street, two
doors above the post-ofice