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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-02

ASH WEDNESDAY.-This is Ash Wednes-
| day, notable day in the Catholic Church,
as it is also in the Episcopal. 1t is the be-
ginning of Lent-or the beginning of the
fast 1" ash day." in allusion to the early
custom of sprinkling the head with ashes.
To cover ones self with ashes was in the
primitive days mark of deep grief. The
Christian Church copied the custom by
making it o solemn church ceremony. In
the early days, when public penance was
imposed, the condemned, with ashes upon
their heads, were obliged to stand without
the gate of the church, amid the lamenta-
tions of the people within. In Catholic
countries the old linen of the altar and
fragments Of consecrated wood are burned,
and the ashes carefully collected for use, on
this day. The palms that have been left
from Palm Sunday of last year are chiefly
used for making the ashes. Before the
celebration of the mass in the morning
| these ashes are blessed with solemn cere-
mony. When the ashes are to be put upon
the heads of the congregation the
people advance to the altar and kneel before
the priest, who with the ashes makes
the sign of the cross upon their foreheads,
\ III Sttoil SasS tuC NUlus VI tuC
anathcma pronounced upon Adam for his
sin: "Memcnto, homo, quod puluis es,
ct in paIurem rererteris": Remember,
man, that thou art dust, and unto dust thou
shalt return" The people, having heard
the sentence and received the ashes in the
| sign of the cross, return to their places.
"The sombre monotony of the ceremony,
the silence which follows it, the confusion
of all ranks, and the humiliation of oil
pride, which attend this common recogni-
ton of the transientness of human life and
| the fearfulness of destiny, render it one of
the greatest and most impressive of nil re-
ligious rites. It is the overture to the forty
days of penitential mourning"
The use Of ashes is omitted in those
branches of the Protestant communions
which retain any observance of Ash We'd
nesday.
The services in St. Peters cathedral and
the other Catholic churches of the city will
begin at o'clock this morning. As usual,
there will no doubt be full attendance of
the faithful.
Episc0pal.-The Manchester and Monu-
mental churches will be open for divine
service at II A. NJ. to-day. In the latter
the services will have some reference to
communion, which will be administered on
next Sabbath morning.
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To the CifV Council T.:

10 the City Council:
Gentlemen,-The committee upon the re-
duction of the city debt have given the
subject that consideration which it's impor-
tance demands, and beg leave most respect
fully to report:
The financial condition of our city at
present is such as to render it impossible to
make much progress in so important and
desirable an object as the reduction OF the
city debt, but we are happy to report that
we have made commencement, and that
the sum of two thousand and eighty Biz
dollars and twenty cents has been reserved
as q nucleus for the sinking fund which
sum we have ordered to be invested in city
bonds. This is small amount, but it is Q
beginning. Had the ordinances adopted
many years since establishing this fun(
been enforced, the finances of our city would
have been in much more favorable condi
tion than ct present.
We earnestly recommend that the plaI
authorized by ordinance for the creation o.
sinking fund and the gradual extinction
of the city debt be adhered to and rigidly
enforced, believing, as we do, that the credi'
of the corporation, the interests of bond.
holders and of our citizens, will be greatly
promoted thereby.
Good credit is as essential to o corporation
as to individuals and if we but rigidly sd'
here to the rule adopted by the Council
that upon the creation of debt sinking
fund Shall be commenced to pay it when
due-we shall not only improve our credit,
but will soon be able to commence q redue'
tion Of our Indebtedness. Our bonds have
largely improved in value within the past
year, and we hope the day is not distant
when they will compare favorably with any
similar securities in our country.
We trust that great prudence and caution
will be exercised in creating additional In
debtedness, and that no further issue Of
bonds will be made except in payment. o:
present Indebtedness, or for such specia
purposes as will be certain to make return
of interest and one per cent. to the sinking
fund annually.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
HORACE L. KENT, Chairman.
Richmond, February 10. 1870.
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Wehave determined to reduce to less thap the
regular gold rates the price OF every article OF
magnificent stock or Diamonds, Fine Watches.
Jewelry, and silverware, and ask an inspection Of
our goods and prices, which VIC propose to offer
forl less than they can be bought In the drst-class
houses of New York and Philadelphia. We i'm
port and receive daily from the manufacturers tho
latest styles Of rich Jcwelry, Fine Watches, Dia-
mond and Pearl Sets, Leontine Vest and Guard
Chains, Glove Bands and Buttons, Handkerchief.
Holders, Amethyst, Mossagate, Ruby SiRnet, Dia.
mond Engagement and Plain Gold Wedding
Rings; Masonic Jewels and Jewclry, spectacies
and Eyeglasses, Sterling Silver Spoons, Forks,
Pitchers, and rich Presentation Pieces In cases.
NowLAN & Co.,
Main street corner Of Tenth.
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1o1O DOMESTICS. DOMESTICS.
HIRSH & GUGGENHEIMER
have ius. opened large stock and full assort-
men, of the celebrated brands OF
BLEACHED AND BROWN MUsLINS,
and respectfully ask 6 call from buyers before
purchasing elsewhere.
Their motto 10
"oulCK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS"
ALSO,
desire to call the special attention Of the
LADIES
TO their uubroken stock Of
DRESS GOODS,
which are being closed out
AT AND BELOW COST.
A splenlld liuc uf
I os LANE LIAM a%ND ht1 J-bs ouis
per yard (rcduced from a5 and aGc.)
beautiful assortment Of
EMBROIDERlES, VERY CHEAP.
SHAWLs, CLOAKs, sHAWLS,
AT A SACRIFICE.
MEMS WEAR,
ou'n 60 CLOTHS,
CASSIMEREs,
sATiNETS, &C.,
AT VERY Low PRICES.
And full stock OF
NOTIONS,
such IS usually found In frSt-clsss
Dry Goods Store.
LIIRsH u GUGGENHEIMER,
s27 Broad street.
ESTABLISHED 1888.
HALEsMEg: W. G. Kean, J. a. Chenery, ana
]. slade.
Closed on SATURDAYS. fel
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LEVY BROTHERS. large sture sndlaEge stock Of
dry goods render their establishment one Of the
most attractive IN this city. The assortment o.
goods the low prices ut which they are sold, ano
the manner In which their business Is conducted,
must increase the patronage which has been 50
literally bestowed ON them. The adyantagc IN
dealing at LEVY BROTHERS. is that 3 falf assort
ment can be found as al times; the prices are
marked down with every decline In the market
but one price is asked, and that the lowest. SO
those who are Judges, as well asthose who are not
pay the same price. We say 10 all In want or dry
goods to call ut LEVY BROTHERS, aud make youF
purchases. EeE
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The THEATRE.-The requested produc-
tion of legitimate comedies by the Chapman
troupe at the Theatre proves pleasant fea-
ture to their entertainments, and the sue
cess which has attended them already
gives promise to continue through the week
Last night A Serious Family was admira--
bly, rendered, in which Miss Blanche took
the part of Mrs. Delmaine in the most ar
tistic style, and Bishop performed the cele-
brated role of Aminidab Sleek inimitably.
Pocahontas was also given with much more
spirit than heretofore. Tonight, Married
Life and the Colleen Bawn.
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HuMoRs OF. THE CoURT-RoOa TO BE
REpEArED.-In response 10 the request OF
many who were unable to hear Mr.. Co
vardin on Monday evening, he has con-
sented to repeat his lecture on Friday eve
ming next, upon which occasion it Will DC
ciYen in the lecture-room OF tho Second
BBaptist church for the benefit Of the Young
Mems Missionary Society,
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LIST OF UNMA1LADLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-0FFICE MARCH
Q, ls7O.-R. NJ. Manly, Richmond, va: !;
Mr.. Elias Mergel, Baltimore, Md; J:J "A.
Powell, University of Virginia; Messrs.
Dillon 4 Cunningham, High Point, Va; D.
H. Vananken, P. NJ, Stony Creek, Va. -
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HrsTlNGs CoURT-Judge Bramhal-
tAesdoy.-David Johnston, indicted for
stealing iron from the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, was found guilty of petit larceny.
Colonel Johnson, counsel for the prisoner,
moved to set the verdict aside. Motion
docketed and continued.
Joe Scott, charged with feloniously as
saulting and cutting Charles Wagner, was
convicted of unlawful cutting, fined twenty
dollars. and sentenced to three months I'M
prisonment in jail.
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LAURA KEENE.-This distinguished ar
tiste, with her celebrated company, which
has drawn so steadily in both Philadelphia
and Washington, and which has been pro-
nounced by critics to be one of the best
stock companies in the country, are an
nounced to appear here on Monday evening
next. They have among their list of plays
some of the most attractive of this era, and
we predict a complete success.
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MANCHESTER ITEMs.-The Festiral in
Enthusiastically festival at the Methodist
church still continues. In addition to other
attractive features, on Thursday night the
Rev. John Z. Edwards, D. D., will deliver
his popular lecture on War Panics." The
price Of admission to the fair-room and
lecture will be twenty cents, the entire
proceeds to be devoted to the benefit Of the
church. The object and the reputation OF
the reverend gentleman should attract a
large audience. M,
fyustees.-The names of Henry Fitz-
gerald, c. s. Maurice, 7. B: CeEsley, c. A.
Jones, John H. Hatcher, F. ". Redford,
and E. W. Weisiger, are mentioned IN con-
nection with the above Office.
Public Mesting.-We learn that there is
to be meeting of our people to take the
sense of this community on the question OF
removing the courthouse to Manchester
and of extending the corporate limits. Due
notice will be given Of the meeting.
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INTERESTING ExERcIsEs.-The annual
commencement of the Medical College OF
Virginia will take place tomorrow night at
8 o'clock in the College Hall. Professor
r. S. J. PEBBLES will deliver the address to
the graduates. 49,
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THE CROWD on THE BAsIy.-The large crowd
assembled on the Basin bank Saturday was
brought together by the advice of the clerk OF tho
weather to all good people to proys'e themselves
against The rigers OF winter BY calling on WOOD
COCK and providing themselves with fuel. JEENs
was able to meet oil demaDds.
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TIE DIT

customed to. Among many Interesting ftsmss'
they Informed us that they had 90 oeS men IN camp
drilling for the spring campaign. We also mo-
hced that BAIDwfS was preparing extensively
for the spring campaign, and in order 10 clear his
decks for action is selling at tremendously iow
nrfcna A-L -. z.
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MoRTuARY REPoRT.-The following is
the mortuary report for the week ending
Saturday, February 26th, compiled froul
sections returns received at the Office Of the
Board of Health: Whole number of deaths in
the city 80; in addition, S (colored) were re-
ported still-born. Sex Males, 16; females,
II. Color White males, 7; colored males, 9 !;
white females, +; colored females, II. Con-
dition Single, %; married, 6; widowers,
2; widows, L; unknown, l. Nativity !:
United States, 33. Age: / day to 80, 4 !; l
month toe, 8; 6 months to II, 2; year to
3,6;3 years to 5, 3; 5 years to 10, l ; 10
wears to 20, l; 20 years to 80, 2; 80 years
to 40, l; 40 years to so, 2; so years to TO-,
3: so years to 20, l ~ years to 80, /; 90
years to 100, l; unknown, 2. Causes of
Death: Burn, L; convulsions, So; consump-
ton, 4 g white and l colored) diarrhea
(acute), l; diarrhea (chronic), /; diph-
theria, i; dropsy, l erysipelas,2 hyper
trophy Of heart, l; heart disease, 2; in
fammation of bowels, l; malformation, l !;
pneumonia, s.; premature birth, 2; quln-
sy, l; scarlet fever, l syphilis, l; ty-
phoid fever, 2; unknown,3. "
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PORT OF RlCHMoHD, MARCH j, i5lo
ARRIVED.
Steamer James s. Green, Pace, Philadslphis,
merchandise and passengers. W. Z. Porter.
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chsndlse andpassengers, l.. B. TatuIi.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell Bourne, New York, mer.
chandlse and passengers, w. g. Durham & co.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, VA, March 1.-Arrircd, steamer
Admiral, Freeman. Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, Richmond and York River Railroad,
and sailed Oh return.
NEW YORK, February 26.-Cleared, schooner
Uriah and TaUitha, Gibson, for Richmond. Feb.
ruary 2s.-In port, schooner Harry Eandel Tay-
lor, loading for Richmond.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. W. Goddin
sold yesterday afternoon the residence on
the south side of Grace between Eighth
and Ninth streets known as the Shot
Tower for 81 ,0I0.
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The GRAND JURY OF THE HUsTINGs CoURT
found the following indictments Oh yestcr-
day: Commonwealth rs. J. J. Phelps.
Henry Vaughan, Jacob Dillman, true bills.
Commonwealth Us. Sawney Woodson, not o
true bill.
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Nor SUSPICIOUS CHARAcTER.-In our
yesterdays report of the Mayors court
we reported William G. Rhodes as merely
acquitted of the charge of being O suspi-
cious character. The evidence showed
that Mr.. Rhodes was arrested upon the
suspicion of being one John Smith, a
person of questionable reputation. He
proved to the satisfaction of the Mayor that
he was not only not the uncertain John
Smith, but that he was Woodworking
young, man of undoubted good character
and that his arrest was entirely unjustifi-
able. He was therefore honorably dis
charged.
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: REV. T. Y. MooRE.-The friends of this
distinguished minister in this city will be
glad to learn that he is at present in Monti-
cello, Florida, and that his health is greatly
improved, -. - :
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<AuIlmuAd 1ispatth.
WE DNESDAY- MARCH 2, T17o
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs .eATcHn
laLARaER THAN TIE CoMBIr ED C1Rcu-
La TON OF ALL THE OTHER :.,AnYIrws
Pa PERs OF THIS c1TY.
AUCTION sALEs THIs Dar.

o., all 1,aalic or private sa,es ~ p.o, p.,..,
made oet'oeea the 1st Of Jaauo-,, ond, mo 80, ,st =,
Jug msparchasers pay the tures for The i,resen,
year. out on GH ssSes evt,oeez, the arst dav q,
1atg ana "e last day Of December the seller
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SENTENCE PosTPoSED.-Bannasch, Roche,
Hoppe, and others, were brought into court
yesterday, but Judge Underwood postponed
sentence until this morning at 8 O'Clock.
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OVERLAND MoNTHLY.-We are indebted
to Ellyson & Taylor, the enterprising news
men and booksellers, for this excellent
California monthly, which is full of really
excellent reading. Also, the Chimney Cor
neT-an unusually good No.
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DUCKWALL & ROUSS. .
~ GOING, GOING. GONE Tc
No 1913, OPPOSITE POST-OFFICE,
10 get the hes, yard-wide Beached and Brown GO l.
ton In Richmond at l23c.. the best Prints In Rte IL
uond 1T IQc. good Spool Cotton (20o yardsi ate DC.
per Dozen spool SILK, two for &c.; Needles, 3c.;
Pins, SC.
OTHER GOODS EQUALLY CHEAI>-
NEW STOCK RECEIVED THREE ICiMES
A WEEK.
Old stock sold for anything VIC can ct.
ANYTHING and everything you want at 4 ~ price
voi want II. &c IS
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DESPITE THE COLD WEATHER, for the cheap-
est and best coke, anthracite and bituminous coal
Of all kinds and Sizes sawed, split and long wood,
20 to Mr.. J. b. WATKISs's, I'LL Main street, near
the post. Office.
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M,2 York Weekly, Ledger, Chimney Corner,
Les,ie's Weekly, Harper's Weekly. Erery Satsr.
day, Saturday Might, Transatlantic, and all other
weeklics and monil,iies published, can be had at
ELLYsoS & TAYLoH's news depot, next to Dts
yuyrb building - ~
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BUY YOUR CLoTHIsG, shirts, and ftrnishin9
goods from E. b. SPENCE & Son, merchant tai-
lors 1900 Main street. and try che Patent Elliptic
suspender and Brace combined, for sale By them.
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Sa'o Dds VILLA ths will sell for the trustee,
49, q, r NJ. two quarter-acre lots on and
Thrts-third streets. ' " ~
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ILL.-Eir. John F. Saunders, son of Da.
vid J. Saunders, ESQ.,, is lying dangerously
i'll at the residence of his father.
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M. ELLYsoN Il co. will Insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub.
Iishers' rates. for cash. Apply at this ONCE.
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THE CuBAss ~ RicHAoEp.-.Weh had the plea.
sure of conyersing on yesterday With Q number OF
Cahens who were at BALpwrsss purchasing
clothing Tor q colder climate ,han they wese &c.
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s CoAL,ASp Woop In abundance at PfLcHER's,
Eighth street below spotswood Hotel.
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Go TO ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's news depot, next
to Dispatch building, for weekly and daily papers
and magazines. All the city dailles always on
hand. - -
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TRIALS To-DAT.-The following cases arc
set for trial in the Hastings Court to-day ::
Giles Hughes, Edward Meekins, J. J.
Phelps.
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FuEL.-If yon want fuel, good. and cheap, soto.
WooDCoCK's, ON the Basin. .
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At ORIGINAL COST PRICE
,iARCY lSt, 1870,

Having consolidated our business at our new
place, flnd our stock too large for the present
time, and during the month Of March offer all
kinds OF
DRY GOODS
at prime cost in order to close out
W1NTER DRESS GOODS,
ehAAsEESs ekssiaEkls
S2S5ASSAs EhSHkFAsr CAFES.
SdIh4s' SnhiAs'
SLANKETs.
HoSIERSf' SviIS
nArMoRXNEk NkpEFSGSSHEShs sad SGSEhvARp SKIRTS &C.,
Also, splendid assortment Of
TOWELS,
fsBhE linen.
sHEETING and SHIFTING,
CAMRRICS,
WHITE sKaSh aSa tdEGkEp thHGkESlp TARLArASs,
HNHSS6hTKtERGHiEFs.
SHIRT BOSOMS
COLLARS and CUFFS,
RUFFLINGS,
LACES.
CORSETS.
HOOP-SK1RTS,
GRAPE and LOVE Wells, etc, etc,
which wc VIII sell at cost to reduce stock. Doh't
forget the place for BARGAINS.
WILLIAM THALHIMER \ SONS.
col Broad. corner Sixth street.
y. S-Nessrs. X. II. BARNES. X. A. CHEW
MING, and j. A. PECOR, are with lis, ana ask a
caiI Tro,,, thar friends fe2s
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DEATH or Yorya HovEY.-Mr. Franklin
B. Horey, the young man who was Shot on
Wednesday last by John Gerhiser, died OF
II o'clock NJ. on yesterday from the effects
Of the wound. The circumstances of this
sad affair are SO fresh in the minds Of our
readers that it is unnecessary to repeat
them all now. It will be remembered that
he had been on visit to his friends in this
vicinity, and at the time of receiving the
fatal shot was on his way to the depot to
return home. The man who f cd the pistol
was 80 much under the influence of LIQUOR
as to be unconscious of the act or to care
what the result might be.
Young Hovey's family were at once in
formed by telegraph Of the occurrence, and
his father came on Immediately.
The remains of the young man will be
taken to Guilford, Chenango county, N. Y,
for interment.
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1vux NAMoSyS, NtA,.J,HGS DENTIST, CA
e.-,n,riy of the firm Of Wayt 4 Mah1MttsS ts ,r
.a>1< FLL! LrPTTK LT or OR h0m fro'" ES nv ENTY 10
"!!H ,;0I, y SETS tonght or exchanged ri thei'
alag or rev s.tS I;.r or vursHt s Main street. between
''E'' 90 %I"a.c,ti sirorts ia SIM
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GRAND jury DISCHARGED. The grand
jury Of the United States Court were finally
discharged on yesterday.
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ma. c. Z. kLOEBER, aF&
J. SURGEON DENTIST.
,pTirlCIAL TEETH 81" to go.
...,. >IrroI-s OXIDE GAS EVERY DAY
,y>T,l ROOMS and LABORATORY,
cog BROAD STREET. icA
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,~sruASCE COMPANIES.

,,Iyr. MARINE. AND INLAND IN
SCRANCE.
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW 1oRk.
,PlT -,
v,sjf t>>kT> january l. lsIol.".. .,ol7'scs 81
p,,lxclt OFFICE. NO. 1oI! MAIN STREET.
a.. t,.nc POLICIES I'm the above trst-claSs
'.l,, an every description of RI AL AMI
r.. tI PROPERTY for protection against
'r Ismsrc lly FIRE. MARINE and INLAND
il-ES ;akrn 10 any point In the United states:
,f,,',, Oh brick buildings issued for from one 10
- ,,s a. low as those Of any other compan!
.',t,y r,lIahlc Applications solicited.
-. - d. y. W NALKER CO., Agents.
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,rq or TEETH IN THREE ~sl ~
| >E' not RS. Ii1n -,
/ ., hc tonc but call on TAYLOR
m, isE liz liz Main street: oyer 1rinnsss; RI ~ r.,
rE'lI ITnwSES~TY DOLLARS. SET OF TEEfh,
~ HptSr H%pt1SrTTrx TITsfr;x DOLLARS. aSET OF TEETH,
r. ~ re ana no charge for extracting:
S nHT and Ss wsi4s"sea msn sd'f for
w.. ',is Msin street.
m than nc, @nd ;nS"ESF IEsw oons loaq 'as above HS
,.xTT .rT ,Gt,iEp Ed WITHOUT PAIN.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH !, 1870.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH 2, 1917.
Sun rises ..,..,,... 6.22l Moon sets....,..., e.l2
Sun sets ,.......,,.. 5.Ss High tide. ..,,.. A2i
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nsNTISTRY.

:, roRGE r. STEEL: L:ntST DENTIST e
II ,>ors above tho Spotswood Hotci'.
.rrrTiI IN tho best manner.
rUI;> ITS = r.! 'TfFT'II 'rifhoni pair: ,,a
i\!kHTT. ARTIFICIAL TEETH upon s"io'
,or az 1''t,,n' Tcar.' experience In this city,
It'..-.s ?, ,trTatC. ----------------
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Having consolidated our business at our new
place, ind our stock too large for the present
time, and during the month Of March offer all
kinds OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-02

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