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MAYORS CouRT.-Nelson Williams inc
gro) charged with using abusive language
and threatening to beat Elijah Madison (ne-
gro), was discharged.
Emeline Harris and Celia Washington
(negroes) charged with assaglting and beat
ing each other, were fined $3.50. One dol
lar and fifty cents collected.
Joseph Cohen, charged with assaulting
and beating Elijah Smart, was discharged.
Eliza Madison and Susan Robinson (ne-
groes), drawing knife and threatening to
kill Maria Wilkinson (negro), didn't an
swer when called. Bail forfeited and at
tachment issued for them.
John Smith (negro), having nine chick
ems in his possession stolen from some un-
known person. Case continued.
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MAGISTRATES COURT, WEDSEsDAY-Se-
nior alderman Fauier presiding.-The
following cases of misdemeanor were tried
and disposed of: Ellen Mcpherson, found
guilty; sent to jail for thirty days. Rich
ard Robinson, guilty; sent to Jail for five
days. Peter James, guilty; sent to Jail
for sixty days, with labor. John Henry,
guilty; sent to Jail for sixty days, with
labor. John Hill, not guilty. Polly Har-
ris, guilty; sent to jail for sixty days.
Robert Edmonds, guilty; sent to jail for
sixty days. Frank Spencer, guilty; sent
to jail for four months, with labor. Isaac
Lawson, not guilty. John Lucas, not guilty.
Chamberlain Moody, guilty; sent to jail
for six months, and labor, and fined $40.
Robert Martin, guilty; sent to jail for
ninety days and labor. Richard johnson,
guilty; sent to jail for thirty days and
labor. Charlotte Gray, guilty; sent to jail
for fifteen days. James MINIS, guilty
sent to Jail for ninety days and fined S25.
Annie Coleman, guilty; sent to jail for one
day.
The grand jury Of this court meets to-
day at ii o'clock.
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york, considerably over the usual houfs

work, considerably over The usual hours
prescribed by the committee as day's
work. Yet there has never been the slight.
est complaint, but all have Joined in with
a good will to accomplish the task before
them. 1t affords us pleasure to thus pub
licly commend them, and We deem that we
are doing each and oil of them but simple
justice in 30 doing. ~: !7sssTal
In conclusion, we beg leave again to draw
the attention of the Council, and of the citi.
zens generally, to the former portion of our
report, and desire TO make some further re-
marks in regard to the present condition Of
our river with reference to the General
Government.
As it is well known, before we can ac-
complish the great end at which We aim
viz, depth of Is feet of water to Rich
mond-we have many very serious obstacles
to encounter. These, as your honorable
body are we'll aware, consist largely of the
wrecks sunk in the river from Richmond
to Trent's Reach, by both the Federal and
Confederate armies, during the late war.
First. There are wrecks and stone piers
Just below Warwick's bar. 'lro >.
Second. At Drewry's Bluff, the wrecks oil
the schooner Wythe, steamers jamestown
Curtis Peck, and Northampton, small
propeller, and o stone crib. Besides these
there is an old Confederate ram, which We
believe Government contractors are now
working at, which has been hauled in neal
shore. Na.E
Third. Wreck of gunbost off Chafin's
Bluff.
Fourth. Wreck of schooner Gallego il
Graveyard Reach, which is in position
very dangerous to navigation. Also, tive
pilot-boats and schooner. ...-#
Fifth. At Trent's Reach some Fedora
obstructions. I
To remove all of these artificial obstruc
tions, together with deepening the channe
at the points as indicated, will require {
very considerable amount of money, bu
after q most careful examination
your committee are of the opinion
that, with what assistance we could obtai1
from the city, the sum of 100000 woult
complete the entire work if judiciously ap
piled and as Congress has heretofore mad
large appropriations for such improvement
in other States we feel that none could hav
stronger claims than Old Virginia in he
present impoverished condition.
We would, therefore, recommend that
special committee be appointed to memo
rialize Congress and to take such furthe
action as they may deem necessary to Sc
cure, if possible, an appropriation, to tn
extent as named, for the purpose of re
moving all distractions from the river on
deepening the main channel to eightee
feet.
We would further recommend that til
Council do appropriate $4,000 to meet TIL
current expenses of working the drede
during the fiscal year of 1870.
All of which we respectfully submit.
WILLIAM G.. DUNHAM, chairman.
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FUEL.-Do not think because the ,yea.ber sccn,,

FUEL.-Do not think because theyeather seems
mild that you will not have any more use for fuel
We called upon the clerk of the weather yester-
day, and the following dialogue ensued:
Ii. " Mr.. Clerk, how about the weather." -.
''Wcl, my friend, you may think that spring
time Is coming, and everything Will BIC lovely, and
the goose will be suspended highly, but I tell you
what, young man, I'm going to wake up things
soon and freeze horns off OF brass billy goats.,
''Oh me, what shall do p,
'Pli tell you" said Mr.. Clerk, "I suppose you
do, and you advise all your friends to do like WISE
suppose You know Woodcock, J. mean Jeems
Woodcock on the Basin bank. He is one of my
best aldes-de-camp. Well, you go to him and buy
up good supply Of fuel. He will sell 1t to you
cheap, and when you get 1t you needn't fear me
never burt anybody who patronized WOOD.
COCK
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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 or Diamonds, Fine Watches,
Jewelty, and Si!verware, and ask an inspection Of
our goods and prccs which propose to offer
for less than they be bought In the lrst-class
houses Of New York and Philadelphia. We i'm
port and receive daily from the manufacturers the
latest styles of rich Jewclry, Fine Watches, Dia-
mond and Pearl Sets, Leontinc Vest and Guard
Chains, Glove Bands and Buttons, Handkerchief
Holders, Amethyst, Mossagate, Ruby Signet, Dia-
mond Engagement, and Plain Gold Wedding
Rings; Masonic Jewels and Jewclry, Spcctacles
and Eyc-Lilasses, Sterling Silver Spoons, Forks,
Pitchers, and rich Presentation Pieces in cases.
NOwLAN & Co.,
Main street corner of Tenth
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SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST Rev. Dr..
BoGDAN, THE HISTORIAN PREACHER
Nearly al churcE-going people will re-
member the Interesting address delivered
some weeks ago at the First Baptist church
by Rev. Arthur Bogdan, who appeared with
good recommendations in the character of
HISTORIAN preacher, and was engaged in
the collection of funds to be used in the
alienation of the sufferings of the perse-
cuted Christians in the East. From Rich
mond he went to North Carolina, and was
equally successful there in obtaining libe-
raj responses to his appeal.
But now comes q sceptic as to the truth
of DR.. Bogdan's representations. Professor
Brewer, of the University of North Caro-
lima, writes as follows to the Raleigh
Standard, and we republish the communi-
ton without any expression of opinion as
to the question raised: su-,e-.L ~<
" UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, J
-,.r .44n February IL, 1870: .
/" In the Wilmington Star of February
ID is the report of lecture by Rev. Arthur
Bogdan, who is collecting money for bread
and clothing for the Cretan exiles. He
claims to be a HISTORIAN Presbyter, born in
Bethlehem of Judea. 1t would be curl
GUS coincidence if he were both HISTORIAN
and Bethlehelnite but how comes this
HISTORIAN to be collecting money for the
Cretans The Cretans and HISTORIANS live
more than q thousand miles apart, speak
different languages, and belong to different
Churches, which condemn one another as
heretics.
"As there has been many imposters So
liciting aid for Crete, and this mans story
looks suspicious, ] wrote for information to
the Secretary of the American and Foreign
Christian Union, q Bible House, New
York. This Society has for many years
sustained missions at Athens, and sent
much to the Cretan exiles in their time Of
suffering. The Secretary replies that he
knows nothing of Mr. Bogdan, and doubts
his 'genuineness.' D. Kalopothakes, the
intrepid spartan missionary, who has beer
in this country for four months making
known the wants Of his countrymen, has
not mentioned any present call of the Gre
tans for bread and clothing.
"In view of these facts, it will not b.
considered oficious to call public attention
to this gentleman and recommend to per
sons of whom he solicits money TO EXAMINE
his credentials with care.
"F1sK p. BREWER"
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COOK & IAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. h., at
the store of L. Bethel, No. 1900, corner 0;
Main and Elm streets, Rockets, an aSsort-
mcnt of groceries and furniture.
LEE & GODDIN will sell at 4 7. NJ. 4 building
lot, corner Twenty. ninth and VI streets,
Church Hill.
LYME & BROTHER will sell at L. ". two
brick tcnements ON the northeast corner OF
Twenty-eishth and Grace streets, Church
Hill.
w. B. ROBINS will sell at II 7. NJ, on the prem
ises the farm known as Green Meadow, on
the Chickahomlny river, In Henrico county
THOMAS W. W.KEESF E will sell at 10 A. NJ. a fin,
assortment of furniture. bedding, mating
glassware, &c.
RICHARDSON & co. will sell for the commits
sioncr, n; 7. NJ, framed dwelling and
lot on the west side Of Twenty-scvcnth, be-
tween NJ and streets.
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WHETHER KENNEDY is A MAGISTRATE
An INTERESTING CAsE.-A few days ago a
colored man named John Wallace obtained
from William Kennedy, the colored magis-
trate in Henlico county, o warrant for the
arrest of Luther s. Irvine, well-knowil
butcher, who lives on the Brook turnpike,
charging that the said Irvine "did unlaw-
fully, but not feloniously, break, injure,
deface, and destroy, one door in certain
house on the premises of John Wal
lace; which said door was attached to the
freehold of the said John Wallace, and by
the breaking aforesaid was then and there
severed from the said freehold"
On this warrant Irvine was arrested, and
appeared before Justice Alice to answer the
charge. He then entered by his counsel.
Governor Wise, the plea that Kennedy was
appointed O justice of the peace by General
Candy after the latter had ceased to be
commander of District No. l.. isappoint,
ment as such vas ordered on the 22d and
his commission made out on the 25th. Or
the 26th he qualified by taking the oath Of
Office before William E. Wade, notary pub
lie, who, defendant also contends, was una
bic to administer the same, being disabled
by the fourteenth amendment. He there.
fore holds that Kennedy is not magistrate
and had no right to issue the warrant fol
his arrest. ....-...
Governor Wise presented these views
which were opposed by Messrs. Atkinson !
Connolly after which the Justice, without
hearing any evidence, continued the case
until Saturday next.
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9ictmtond 9ispatth,.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1870.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATcH''
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CTRCu-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

To THE HONORABLE MEMBERs OF THE LEGIs-
LATURE OF VIRGINIA: The undersigned. Nom
bers of the Richmond bar, believing that the time
has nearly arrived when the Government Of Vir-
ginia will be tnaugurated under the Constitution
lately adopted by her people; feeling deep inte-
rest in the selection OF 1T 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. GUIGoN, Esq.
From long acquaintance with Mir. GUIGoN, 1t
Is but justice to him, in behalf 9f his claims to
this important position, to say that his attain
ments rs n lawyer, his habits man OF busl-
ness, and the integrity of his character as gen.
tleman, cminently qualify him to perform the
responsible duties Of judge. In giving assurance
that his appointment will be highly gratifying to
us, we feel equally confident that 1t will also he
highly satisfactory to the whole community OF
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TIE CHAPMANs.-Last night the Theatre
was crowded again, and the audience was
equally as enthusiastic in its reception of
the young favorites Misa Ella and Miss
Blanche end their indispensable adjutant-
general, Bishop. my Precious Betsy !"
and Joan of Arc y were both given with
great spirit, and were applauded from be-
ginning to end. We have but to repeat our
praises of the young ladies and Mr.. Bishop,
and feel it due to the rest Of the company
to mention them as we'll deserving of
credit for the manner of their performance.
Messrs. Kennedy, Hodges, and Gala
CHER, we're especially notable for the pre-
cision with which they carried out their
parts. Mrs. Chapman, Misses Parker,
Reignolds, and Harrison, were also favor
ably noticed by the audience.
Tonight We have Mazeppa and the Pc.
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of the Petticoats. In the lattsr piede
Bishop and Ella sing their hyms 20 Tie
Pious Child.'' Don't fail to 60. ff.,s

The CHARITY BALL. To-NreHT.-Do nd,
forget the grand ball tonight at the 81
Charles Hotel for the benefit of the Male
and Female Orphan .Asylums. = 1t will be .
grand affair. Captain Charles P: Bigger
will cater for the occasion, land those who
60 will certainly be well provided for.
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LEWIS LINDSEY ON THE LEGIsLATURE.-
Lewis is reported to have uttered the follow
ing opinion of our Legislature:
"Well, folks thinks L N sorry because
didn't git here, but they certainly is mista-
ken. It's impeterial to me bout gittin' in
here, because l amt no demi-god. / ain't
workin' for Office, and don't care whether j
gifts one or not. When the Consecutional
Convention was here. they used to larf at
US u heap, but / tell you what done look
at this Legislator, and eff they did larf at
us this Legislator amt no quarantine for
me to 60 by.' IT, #-at, 's''
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The TURNER MASK BALL.--Tbe costumes
for the Turner mask ball, to, be given on
the evening Of the 2lst instead of the 22d,
rs stated by us day or two since, will be
exhibited at Mr.. G. Sauer's Monticello
Hall on Friday. A celebrated German cos.
tuner, from Baltimore, has been engaged
We return our thanks to the committee fo,
card Of invitation.
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COUNTY JUDGE OF PRINCE EDwARD.-Since
his modcsfy prevents his announcing himself a
candidate, the writer begs leave to place in nomi-
nation for this position Mr.. FRANK NAT WAT
KISS, gentleman who must be known TO nearly
every member of the Legislature rs a lust and up
right citizen. lie is warmly endorsed by the
Prince Edward bar. and the people of the county,
were the choice with them, would elect him by Il
large majority. Tfe 7-2w*] FARMvILLE.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Major JED HorClIKIsS, Of Staunton, Is a candi-
date for Supcrintc ndent OF Public Instruction.
He is thoroughly acquainted with the school sys-
TENS Of this and other countries, and his libe-
raj cducaton experience as teacher. and supe-
rior administrative abilities, cmincntly tit him Tor
the position. His friends in all parts "f the State
commend his claims to the favorable consijcra-
tion Of the Legislature.
IL lots SOUTHWEST.
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TIE DREDGING-MAcHINE.-Thc state
ment of a contemporary that the dredging
machine has been laid up for the winter il
without foundation. The dredging ma
chine has not been laid up for single day
except by high tides, since March last,
when the present harbor committee took it
in charge.
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BADLY HuRT.--Bryce Mosby, a colorcd
man, was run over by a truck on Broad
street yesterday afternoon, and had his
left leg so badly crushed that it had to be
amputated. The operation was performed
at Mr.. Boisseux's, on Main street between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
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LIST OF USMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
,,c ~ THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE FEBRU-
AIRY II, l87o.-Miss Glenda Clark, William
Mcveigh, Jr., Mr.. B. F.Wood, MIR. Il. Tate
Evans Mr.. W. r. Rowe, MIR. Hill B. Atkin-
SON. Mrs. Mary Easton, Mrs. Ann Bodeker,
Boy 910, B. Wardwell (2), MIR. John j.
Womble, Richmond, Va; Miss Susan
Hicks. Cold Winter Park, Va; Miss Mary
McAlister, John Mcdonald, Esq, Philsdel-
phia, Pa; Mr.. George Anderson, Mashing-
ton, D. c.; Miss Edmonia Lewis, Whining
ton, Del. Miss Nina Gaskins, Treylillan,
/ Dep6t: Thomas Conners, Manchester, Va.
Carpenter s. Scover, no address.
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ORGANIZED. The Board of Managers of
the Young Preachers Educational Fund of
the Methodist Conference has organized by
the election of the following officers Rev.
ID. =. Wills, president; Rev. John E. Ed
wards, yice-president Il. P. Hudgins,
secretary; Rev. John c. CRANBERRY, trea-
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~ BRoCHE SH AW Is, BROCHE
,WLS.-Elsgaut BRoCHE SHAWbS worth
f,,,, =: t. S!ia.-rrCcs reduced. Also, PLAID
md >TEIpEp SiiAWLS and ARABS NJ reduced
prices nj Lev hhoiHEKs''
Is!TIiNEN al Coo worth 7Sc. Bargains In
fI\r\ SHIRT -ROSoMS feis
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Members of the Legislature will find all the
latest magazines and papers at ELLYsoN & TAY-
LoR'S, next to Dispatch building. Daily papers
delivered in any part OF the city.
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THINK before you speak, and consider before
you promise, take time to deliberate and advise
but lose time in sending your funds to the cele
brated LEE GALLERY. ... !
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AND EMBRo1DERIEs.

= IAtsCS a. - l. E-hbholbEhlESfS.-- VI
4 large variety Of LACES LACE and MUSLIN
Cp1tkES EMBROIDERED EDGINGs and
IN>e ETINGS INFANTS FRoCH WAISTS.
auGINFANTS' ROBES.
Also. large assortment of NAlNSook.
CHECK. and STElrED CaMERIc, JACoNET,
CORDED and TARLETAN MUSLIN, at
LEVY RRuTlIERS',
Icl3 and 1918 Main street.
The GEORGIA NAEkEEN al - % for piece
Al ten wards Is going fast. No more can be had
a, the same price when this lot IS disposed Of. Sc
don lose the opportunity. fels
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spECIAI. NOTICES.

NJ TIE DOLLAR KID GLOVES
,.,'Irs wc arc nov selling give general satisiac-
,;on to the wcarer.
Ne also have KID GLOVES at 81 2s, $3.50. and
l.. slsn. ,hc celebrated JtGLA KID GLOVES,
G,ywhichw we arc the sole agents for this city. In
has, 81 OWES. we have all tho desirable shades.
,,,,r<, nrov,dcd with = sample card we can order
,,- ,nstomcrs any desired size, style, or color.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1918 Main street.
orr IRISH LINEN AT eec. per yard Is one OF
h,s, bargains vet offered. fe Is
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Ne,c York Weekly, Ledger, Chimney Corner,
Leslie's Weekly, Harper's Weekly, Erery Sat"r'
dav, SATURDAY Might Transatlantic, and all other
wceklies and monthlies published, can be had Al
ELLYsoN S TAYLoR's news depot, next to Dis
Dutch building.
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HTOTICE.-Persons having claims against 50
the estate OF II. o. HASkINs, deceased, ,aE a[9 !
Requested 70 present then properly ysstte With me-
;t'id taosd int inueo ~ J.. ). HASKINS.j
"i'"puf pAudministrator OF .o Ha.klns, dsseSSeo y
GES!To PcsT-oFFicg, pc"hs'ah fouiI 70 ,o.Iw
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JONES & BROOKE, agents for Carbon Hill Soft
Coke, the cheapest and hest cooking fuel, and
dealers in Anthracite and Bitumnous Goals, and
Wood Of all kinds. Yard OH Sixth street near the
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n>7- GOODS FOR MOURNTNG.-BOM-
,,sZlNF Riaritz, rorlins, Empress Cloth,
Corded Reps, 81 TamiSc, French McrIno, Al
,,,, Nc i.aincS, English and Italian Grapes,
,,rape Collars and Grape Sets at
LEVY BROTHERS..
rn, piece rf our real GEORGIA NANKEEN
:, :, q zen wards In piece. fel5
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For the cheapest and hest coke, anthracite and
bitumlnou. coal OF all kinds and sizes, sawed,
split, and long wood, go TO Mr. j. d. WATKINS,
I'LL Miin street, near the post-oficc.
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IL STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT
PRIME COST.
THOMAS SMITH 4 60

THOMAS SMITH 4 60.
will close out hy lst Of March next their entire
STOCK OF DRY GOODS
prime cost for cash only,
No. $40 Broad street.
y. B.-STORE FOR RENT. Possession given
on lst of March.
" oq-tlstM THOMAS SMITH ( co.
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Ia BAI.MORAL, KNIT, AND HOOP
SKlRTS.-MISSES' BALMORAL SKIRTS at 8Oc.
worth 81: LADIES BALMORAL SKIRTS at
.5 worth sl.7s KNIT WOOL SKIRTS at s.
wnrth 81 piece; HOOP SKIRTS from 35c. to s.,
,i LEVY BROTHERS.
1918 and 1915 Main street.
E.v 4 piece o: the ceu,inc GEORGIA NAN
KEEN :: ten yards In piece; price sl.25. ic Is
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n. ELLYsoS & co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
llua, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates. for cash. Apply at this Office.
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~ BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS!
LARGE assortment OF BLACK SILKS at very
.a, prices. Also. COLORED SILKS and SATlNS
81. rclucc,I priccs NJ LEVY BROTHERS.,
l2lS and l"l5 Main street.
Look NJ our SlXTY-CENT WHITE LINEN,
worth 7Sc per yard. fe5
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CAUTION LABELs-for tobacco and cigar manu-
facturcrs, under the new regulations-printed
cheap and at short notice at the Dispatch Office
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Go to ELLYSoS Il TAYLoR's news depot, next
to Dispatch building, for weekly and daily papers
and magazines. All the city dailies always on
hand.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,

On all public or priuate sales Of Real Estate
made 5et,eesn the lst Of January @ dnd The la o.
year, bit on all safes 6ettoeen The first day Of
JuLy and the last day 9f December the setie,
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THE MAN who returned his neighbor's Dor.
rowed umbrella was seen having his likeness
taken at the LEE" GALLERY. re-. .sa.-..'
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Wholesale. Rett
lRy harrPl.l ipnr llnl
RESTAURANTS.

sCHOTTS STEAMED OIS- MA ~
= TER ESTABLISHMENT, COR -NsNksY
NER NINTH AND "A X NHE%1
sTREETs.-LYNNHAY BAY, CnEnHY-
STONE, MILL GREEN N',TnH m1KN HAkB2R; Xs,pk
RIVER. and other OYSTERS of The choicest va.
tcrs, received regularly and fresh. and served
RAW, STEAMED. STEWED. or FRIED. Res
laurauts supplied by the narrel at cost price.
The BAR Is stocked with the CHOICEST IL
QUpkS; and large lot Of BOTILED Ii.
QUORS, WINES, ALE, and LAGER bEER, OF
The finest quality, always ON hand. lie 8
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DIME NOVELS. In endless variety, at ELLYsoN
4 TAILUK'S NEWS DEPOT, next to Dispatch
building.