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Desirable Building Let on IsssamiRs
Street for Sale.

as- Lot q, Block 81. on south side Of Jessa-
nine street.. second lot eest Of the residence
OF John Overton, ESQ. and in one OF the most
desirable nsighborhOods in the city, Is In our
hands for sale, WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO oFEKK
asxAr rsDuczxENrs TO AN IMMEDIATE PuR-
CHASER, RoYsTER. TREZEvANT & CO..
ps Real Estate Exchange.
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EUROPE.
PrscIsmsticn Of InfaIlihllifY.
Uprising In Rome.

Tf0OIdHIdtIVH uI IHIaIIIHIiITs -
PARIS, July I6-The Pope wishes To
proclaim the dogma Of infslIibilify on
Sunday, the I'd inst. .-. .-.t
- Uprising In Rome.
RoME, July i6.-An uprising of the Lib
erals is expected here. Fears are appre-
hended of an attack on the city. l1
Bank Failure in Motley.
LONDON, July I6.-'The Bank of Harvey
& Hudson, at Norwich, stopped to-day.
Great crowds of excited people collected
about the building. Is is said that Har-
vey died to-day.
The Ddsty Mems expresses sorrow at the
recall of Motley, and says Frelinghuysen
viii tind the English government ready
to settle all disputes with America at zny
TINA
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English and Classical School.

" z. MITCHELL viii commence sum
w mer session Of his school, at
NJ. 5os Third Street, on Monday, LAZY lIth,
To continue eight weeks, to the commence
n1Snt OF the regular fall session. Terms for
the session. Si0. For circulars and terms for
the regular school session. apply to the Prin-
cipal. at the sehoOl-room, afser Monday, July
llth- The room is the same, heretofore occu-r
pied by Mr.. A J. Halle, andis furnished with
the best style OF desks, etc.
II u the design OF the Principal to establish
school OF the highest grade, where boys can
prepare for college, or pursue such a course
as will nt them for business l1fe.
No extra charge for the Greek and Latin
languages. tyT
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concerning the alliance between France
and Austria It is reported again that
Austria win remain neutral.
Baron Werther, the North German
Minister, and all the rnambers Of his en-
bassy, left Paris yesterday afternoon for
Berlin. s~Ef --e-af ~
The French squadron in the Msditer-
ranean has been doubled. Yice-Admiral
De Ia Graucsre Is in command.
There Is great activity at the War De-
dineetious. ss.tf-r a
Lord Lyons, the EngIish Minister, ia
still endeavorng to get his colleagues
here to present q request for a congress
OF European powers TO settle the question
between France and Prussia.
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THE CHAMPION

IS ADAFTED ESPECIALLY TO THE WANTS OF .
-FARMERS AND LABORISG MEN
Al who have tried Il speak Of It In the h igh-
est terms; tis durability b a. been well tested
tt Is made on a new principle and Outiasts
two pair OF ordinary shoes We warrant
every pair we sell
To our customers who seek economy and
style In Boots, We recon- mend the ...-.
. . EUREKA
For such as wear Shoes, we have those
made by Burt. MiMullin, Candeld & Jones.
and Emerson, for GeRtlemens and BY NOuFse,
Oliver, Miles, and FarnsWO tn, for Ladies'.
Also. most eomplete assortment for Misses
and children.
Tssty Goods-L Low Prices-WnOlesaie aud
Retah- Eyl0l JOS ;. LEVETf & co.
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HERMAKD0 MALE SEMINARY.

THE next session Of this school viii begin
a on FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEM BER.
The classes viii be four, viz: a Primary, an
Intermediate, Grammar and High Class.
Terms as follows, for dve m0nths session,
payable in advance every half session: Pri-
mary, SIz so; InteTmsdiate, SIS; Grammar,
81, High, s3o-With . cents a month ad-
ditionaI for Incidental expenses. Assistant
Teacher, especially Of Classic Languas es, Mr..
w. II. FoUTE. Refers 10 Col. J. 7. Leath and
Hon. John Johnson, Memphis.
...-r - +. U, RENNER. Principal.
jyl6 P. o. Box No. 55, HernandO. Miss.
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New Orleans,

NEW ORLEANS, July 16-FlOur. advanced: :
superdne, S. . dOable y, S. 10 treble x
So .. Corn, hrmer; mixed 95cWsl; yellow
and white, 81 Is. Bran, 95c9sl 02. Hay,
drmer; prime, s2298; choice, s25. Hams
~ &c; other meats unchanged. Cotton dali
a-d aOUInaliy lower; middilngs E4{e; sales
40 bales; receipts lSo; exports to Liverpool
5709 bales. starting, g Sight, q premium.
Gold, lB4. -. .tf.-. D ...-. =.
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German Iatsrests in New YOrk---German
Mass Meefinq.

Consul Hine says that no official in
formation, in relation to German vessels,
has been received from his Government,
excepting a caution that they avoid the
French men-of-war, if possible. The
NoFth-Gerrnan steamship Hermann has
been detained by orders from her owners
in Germany. The Hamburg steamer will
sail as usual next Tuesday. A German
mass meeting will be held next Wednes-
day. The German mail steamer company
have asked for protection for their vessels
from the United States, and will detain
their vessels until protection is afforded
them. All European steamers have ad-
YE need the frelghts on breadstuHs.
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Metropolitan Hotel, New York.

Reduction ia Hotel Prices.
ON and after July 18th, 1870, the Price Of
" Board viii be s4 per day.
iYlG STMEON LELAND 4 Co
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cincinnatI.

ST. LOUIS, July l6.-Flour irmer; fan super.
fine, 81 3014 So Wheat Is firm and higher;
new No. 2 TAD, 81 Izt1l 20. Corn firm; mixed
Sc Oats, 49el52c. Rye, TI,9S0c. Whisky, 96a
Bacon arm at l4A9l5 5S9l l8,9lS14c. Lard l514
clio. -- -
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- e. ElHT- active; extra family. S. 90. Grain
quiet; wheat, 81 1901 20; corn, 81 10; rye, 81 (;
Oists, ,4c. Provisions quiet but higher; pork
$50; bacon, so si7kgls1tc. bulk meats, l3sfG
lsj4 ~; hams, ;. c., 254 s24c. Lard lie.
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Junes 80
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CHICAGO, July l6.-FlOur active; spring ex-
tras, s. to Gu. Wheat is active, excited and
5957zc higher, 81 l6al l61S, cash, closing easy
a. 81 H1S eash, and this afternoon active at
| 81 le249I 20 10 seller for July. Corn active,
and TO SIC higher, at 81 TO Sc. Oats, 4Sc.
Barley, Inactive; held hrmSr. Highwfnes,
s5c. Provisions active and higher. Pork. SO.
Lard, l8c. Dry salt shoulders, ia; short rib
mfddIes. I5i<c,
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Fia a aR o l au ff
a1Dsa1 aa a e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-23

We have determined to reduce to less than the
regular gold rates the price Of every article OF our
magnificent stock of Diamonds, Fine Wptcles,
JcwelIy and Sllverwarr, and ask III inspection Of
our goods and prices, which we propose to offer
for less than they be bought In the frst-class
houses of New York and Philadelphia. We ln-
port and receive daily from the manufacturers the
latest styles of rich .ewelry, Fine Watches, Dia-
mond and Pearl Sets, LeontiDC Vest and Gnard
Chains, Glove Bands and Buttons, handkerchief
Holders, Amethyst, Mossagatc, Ruby Slgnet Dla-
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.
NowLAN s. Co.,
Main street corner Of Tenth.
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TnE CHAPMAN TRoUPE.-The second week
of the engagement of the Chapman Comic
Opera and Burlesque Troupe promises to lie
equally as successful as the first. Despite
the cold atmosphere that has pervaded the
Theatre during the past two nights, the
fair young fayorites, although seemingly
chilled through and through, have enacted
their trying parts with such checrfulness
and animation as to dispel Jack Frost from
their presence and give warmth and life to
their hearers, and Bishop, whose frame Is
proof against such weakness as q chill. has
proven himself a good substitute for an
anthracite fire. Last night Alladin was
given with great spirit, and was received
with enthusiasm.
During the performance we heard the
following dialogue between two American
citizens of color in front of the theatre:
"Say, Sam, is you bin in dar to see de
theatre p
"Yes, sir, is dot. ] tell you what,
niger, l dun bin to many theatre, but
dis here theatre is de funniest theatre !
ever bin in 20
"ls it funny as circus p
"Sukkus You is fool, nigger.'' Suk-
kus aint no whar. tell you what, sir, dat
man Bishup, whar play in dat theatre, is
funnier 'an any clown over seed
Tonight We have Ixion, the faVorite bur
lesque of Richmond. Bishops Minerva
can't fail to attract a good crowd; and the
songs of the. young ladies in lxion are
among the best they sing. Fl.
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FRUITS OF a SEARCH OF THE PEy1TES-
TIARY.-On yesterday the new superin-
tendent Instituted close search of the en-
tire prison to satisfy himself, on assuming
the responsibility of it's future tranouillity'
that there was nothing within reach or in the
immediate possession Of the convicts that
could aid mutiny or facilitate an escape.
But from the number and variety of the
weapons captured, embracing dirks, Bowie
knives, slung-shots, ropes, and motley
assortment of articles useful in cutting and
drilling, it appears that the "moral sua :
sion" system of discipline was not the
best and safest, and that something more
effec: re than the "Willet gun" must bo
used in the reformation of society's con-
victel criminals. Mr.. Strother deserves
much praise for the forecast displayed in
this act, and it augurs well for the future
action OF the new superintendent.
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Neck-ties, scarfs, bows, handkerchiefs, linen
collars. paper collars; kid, cloth, and buck
gloves; elliptic suspender and brace combined,
walking-cancs and umbrellas, shirts, English
half hose, and all kinds Of gentlemen's under
wear, can be found In great variety at No. 1900
Maiu street, where Z. b. SPENCE & SoN, Mer-
chant Tailors, have 4 large and well-assorted
stock Of French and English casslmeres and coat.
ings suitable for dress and business suits Call at
No. 1900 Main street for your clothing shirts, and
furnishing goods. Call early and often.
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LAND SALES PosTPoNED.-The large
number of land sales advertised in the
Dispatch by Andrew Rutherglen, Esq., to
take place yesterday were postponed until
next Tuesday by Judge Underwood for
the following reasons:
lst. The birthday of Washington is by
many regarded as n national festival, and
therefore not proper day for the purpose.
"2d. My own absence for the last three
weeks has prevented application in some oi
the cases for the relief which may be pro-
per before the sales are made"
Many persons who had come long dis
tances at great expense and inconvenience
were in the city TO attend the sale, and
were greatly disappointed at the order
stopping the sale.
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lNcoME RETURSs.-It is we'll to know that
no income returns will be received at the
United States Assessors Office unless made
out in detail in full and signed. Under
the head of deductions" in the blanks,
we learn the following ruling That no in
terest will be deducted unless it is shown
that such interest has been used in buying,
from which income is derived. Ordinary re-
pairs not adding value to the property will
be deduction, but there must be a neces-
s,ty shown. The rulings of the Department
snow that no deductions will be made un-
less income has been derived from such de-
ductlon. Everybody having an income il
of March.
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TIE LARGEST and best assorted stock OF goods
Is at LEVY BROTHERS. Everything in the dry
goods line can be had at this popular establish
ment, and at very low prices. The large quantity
of goods they sell enable them to offer greater In
ducements than other establishments. Our friends
should bear In mind that LEVY BROTHERS sell
Mt one price, and will ma ke deviation from this
rule. They are now making daily additions to
their stock, which enables them to show very
ATTRACTIVE assortment
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POLITE OFFicEK.-Weha have been requested
by several ladies who have visited the hall of The
House of Delegates TO return their acknowledg
ments of courtcsies received at the hands of Can.
tain JOHN COOLEY. one Of The doc, keepers at the
House. He is polite officer, and worthy Of the
place be fllls,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CITY CoUNcIL-THE New CHARTER
A called meeting of the City Council was
held yesterday afternoon for the purpose
OF reviewing the proposed new charter for
the city of Richmond. Present: Messrs.
Kent (presiding), Gillis, Dunham, Merri-
man, Freedley, Presbrey, Livingstone, Par
ker, Smith, Laube, Miller, Pelouze, Manly,
Won Grooming, and Burwell. The charter
was taken'up, discussed by sections, amend
ments offered and adopted, and finally put
in shape to be presented to the General As
sembly. Adjourned.
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possptxs. AND LODGING.

.,.yr,y. &s PER DAY.
- RICHMOND. VA.
,,-.igucd hsvlng leased :hIs the only first.
'"'s ''H t.,rtCI on %sin street, and within one
49,, = -, capitol, poSt-otiicc, custom-housc,
'.'~. at.., tlr great northern and southern ra !
.I,,.;- gr,ucc; fully inform the public that I
@,,W ORES. y viii DC thoroughly rcnova-
. ..Il re-. ~rai>cd TO some extent.
h.tri /, world renowned AS tos feadquar-
."'. ,I,. I'rfsl,.c:i, and Cabinet officers Of tie
3. 4. r.,3rrSry. Il also contains the historic
~ Presidents Davis, johnson, sud Grant,
. t,..,r Iu~tIrc Chase.
',,-.,rI,lu. pll'I!c are cordially invited &c
;I,g- home q; the Spntswood, where they
..,.-l every comfort and dell lcScy that this and
,..,-tr arkr:s can supply.
'r,n-r-, had. ,lcgrSp0 o:ace IN the building.
j. NJ. SUBIETT,
{. u. LUCK,
". +. BISHOP,
-. ProprietnrH
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Mayors C0URT.--Emmett Rufin, disor-
derby, creating disturbance, and refusing
to leave, was fined $3.50.
Shadrack Watkins, beating his wife,
Betty, was fined IS.
Erasmus Denny (negro boy), stealing a
basket of provisions. Set back.
Margaret Kelly, charged with stealing a
shawl valued at IS from Mrs. Nicholson,
was discharged.
Matilda Haskins (negro), charged with
abusing the family of Thomas Rely, was
discharged.
]. II. Davis, drunk, discrderly, and ex-
posing his person, was fined So.
Charles Schonborn, cursing, abusing, and
attempting to force his way into the house
of Mrs. Reichman, was sent on to be In
dicted.
Martha Scott, stealing fourteen chicke he
from Clara Logan. Case continued.
Polly Williams (negro) stealing blankets
&c., from Mrs. Shea, was discharged.
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CLAY WARD (CoLoREDl CONSERVATIVE
CLUB.-The colored Conservative Club OF
Clsy Ward will meet at Totty's Hall on Fri
day night next at s o'clock. Fui! and
punctual attendance is requested. Mem.
bers Of other Clubs are iayited,
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Observation-Disclosures Thomas, who
lives at Hanover Town, was bitten by a
rabid dog on Sunday morning, and was in
Richmond yesterday looking for mad
stone. Several dogs and q SOW bitten by
the same animal are reported Us having
gone mad.
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COMMISSIONERS TO SETTLE DEBT WITH
WEST VIEGISJA.-The Governor has ap-
pointed the following commissioners to set
tie the State debt with West Virginia un-
der the act of Assembly: Judge William
J. Robertson, Patrick Henry Aylett, Esq,
and Colonel William T. Sutherlin.
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HusTlHGs CoURT-Judge BramhdH pre-
sidiag.-James Kelly, indicted for stealing
cattle, was found guilty and sentenced to
three years IN the penitentiary. The jury
recommended the prisoner to mercy.
The hGbeas corpus case of 4. j. Byine
was further argued by j. b. Young for the
petitioner. This afternoon General Wells
and the Attorney General will argue in the
same cause.
The cases of William Kelly, Amanda
Morriss, Joseph Hirshburg, and Rose Mel
son, will be tried to-day.
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There is no longer any need for having clothing
made to special order or measure. The immense
stock of garments trcady malrl always to be
found ut BALDwIN's makes 1t easy for any man,
however particular Is to style or t, to be pleased.
The prices are fifty per cent. below merchant tai
lOrs' prices.
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PROPOSALS.
CITY GAS WoRKs,}
RICHMOND. VA, febr,iary l5. Is7o.

CITY GAS WoRKs,l
RICHMOND, Va, febriary IT, Ss7e,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
= until noop Of FRIDAY, February IS, 1870, for
Furnishing tile City Gss Works With such COAL
cs may be required for The use OF tue works for ono
The quantity Of coal required win Be about
Ri,ss will bs received for the whole quantity, OF
any norton thereof. Bidders will state tbe prieo
per ton pounds delivered as tas s,ss
80, 70 Nc teIiyered monthly, as may be repaired
sor Tie use Of tue works. Payments for coal ac-
cepted will be made monthly. s..,.,,.a. :.
rity hnsiitor's office. City Hall: and endorceo
!. proposais ior Cosi for City Gss Worts
The committee reserve the sight ts telect oaS "s
az ~ ei1.tFe5s5 COMMITTEES on Lighs.
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Mr.. THOMAS BRANcH.-Frank Leslie'a
Chimney Corner for this week contains a
portrait and biographical sketch Of Thomas
Branch, Esq, of this city, as one of the
" "self-made men" of Virginia.
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SPRING FASHIONS may be had by calling a,
ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's. next door to the Dispatcl
Office, and buying copy Of Godey's Lady's Book
Dcmoreef, Frank Lestie's. Peters0n's and others
| for March, in which the ladies will find the lates
spring STYLES Il
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Me,c York Weekly, Ledger. chimney Corner,
LeSiie's Weekly, Harper's Weekly Erery Satur.
day Soturt'ay Night, Transatlantic, and all other
veeklies and monthlies published, can be had at
ELLrsOS E TAYLoE's news depot, next to Dis.
,Uyf.b hujldtuy.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 70, 1870

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY p, 1870.
ARRIVED
Steamer john Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk mer-
chandisc and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
Steamer }. ". Eycrman, ninckley, Philaccl-
phia, merrilanIIsc and passengers, W. p. Porter.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell Bourne, New York, mcr-
chandise and passengers, W. c. Dunham & Go.
steamer Petersburg Gcoehegan, Baltimore
merchandise and passengers, Harveys & VII
liamS.
MEMORANDUM. '
WEST POINT, February 2a.-Arrived, steamel
Admiral, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise ant
passengers, Richmond and York River Railroad
and sailed on return. ......
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i0RTuARY REpoRT.-The following is
the mortuary report for the week ending
Saturday, February 10Th, as compiled from
sections returns received at the Office of the
Board of Health
Whole number of deaths in the city, 35
in addition, still-born was reported. Sex
Males, Is; females, 20. Color: White
males, S; white females, s. colored males.
10; colored females, ~. Condition: Sim
gle, %; married, 10: widowers, widows,
u. Nativity: United States, "a Ireland,
!. Age: One day to thirty, s; one month
to six, 4; aix months to twelve, 2; one year
to three, 4; five years to ten, 2; ten years
to twenty, /: twenty years to thirty, 4
thirty years to forty, 3: forty years otifty,
|: fifty years to sixty, 3 seventy years to
eighty, 8. Cause of Death Bronchitis,
consumption, 6 e whites, 4 colored) diph-
liberia, / dysentery, 2; ;diarrhoea (chronle),
2; dropsy of heart, 2; heart disease, ! in
fammation of brain, l Z; pneumonia, e; pa
ralysis, !; premature birth, 5 a at one
birthl; tubercular disease, (colored) =;
uterine hemorrhage, unknown, 5.
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MARCH MAGAZINES.-Now received and for
sale by ELLYsON & TAYLOR, next to the Dis
patch Office, all OF the lcaoing monthlies, includ-
ing Galarn, Lippincot's, Eclectic, Putnan's, At
lantic M0Rthly, and otliers. cEEI
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PUBLIC DEBATE.-The quarterly public
debate of the Shockoe Hill Literary Society
will take place at ST. Adams Hall on TO-
morrow Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock.
An Introductory address will be delivered
by CJ. Anderson, On grafton by George
D. Wise, and the, debate will be conducted
By W. r. Fitzgerald and B.. M. Lavelle
Messrs. E. A. Ezekiel, l.. Fitzgerald, and
F. ). Brooke, constitute the Committee Of
Arrangements. !, = = :, l'T '5a7 ~ r. - 81
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire yesterday morn
ing was caused by the slight burning of the
building used by the Sisters of Charity as
a school house on Twenty fifth street.
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r1,o THE MUSICAL srUBLIC.-I beg
leave s9 offer nv services 20 the musical public
,sTUSER AND REPAIRER OBJ PAN
FoRTES ORGANS, and other MUsICAL In
sTRUNEATS. Hsyipg bad ap expertencC os oxsr
t;ms nleyed with Kns 10 Co, OF Balstnnose
aasIer myself can please the most saIs@eaes;n
Orsi..-s left with MF. GEOR6E2 Il. DAn00Ui.s
hoosse,Slr and Piano-gorte dealer, or - ny r2sIs
des se on Tenth street between Hroaa ana 10y
shall. wiz receive prompt sttsesion, ans NesS
gus yauteed. =, ,.oy,rscx Is
70 i7--2sss W We a.si
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On az pq1ltc Of private sales Of Real Estute
July the purchasers pay The tares for The present
year, bit o,a oil sales bet,peen the first tay VI
July and the last day VI December The seller
7UU8 theu
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TuE ENTHUSIASTICALLY was another
cold day. In the morning at o'clock the
mercury stood at Is degrees above zero
one degree lower than on the preceding day
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DESPITE TIE COLD WEATHER, for the cheap
est and best coke, anthracite and bltuminous coal
OF all kinds and sizes, sawed, split, and long wood
go to Mr.. j. Il. WArKISs's, I'LL Main street neal
The ost-Oficc. -
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REV. Dr.. MUNsEY.-This distinguished
and eloquent divine has accepted an invi-
tation to lecture in Richmond some time
during the next four weeks.
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QrALIFIED.-Captain J. NJ. Stevens on
yesterday qualified as Storekceper of the
Penitentiary, giving security to the amount
of $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-23
CLARKE q FISHER will sell at half-past 10

CLARKE & FISHER will sell at half-past 10 A.
NJ Mt McCommick's stables. on Eighteenth
street between Franklin and Grace, horses
mules &c.
U. a. GATHRIGHT, l4a7 Main street, will sell at
10 A. NJ. crcckery, woodward, groceries, &c.
HILL g GODDIN VIII sell for Mr.. c. G.. Clarke.
Mt II NJ, the bar-hxrures land furniture OF
the restaurant on Governor street between
Main and Franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-23

SONG BOOKS, very cheap, at ELLySoE 4 TAY-
LoR'S. next to Dispatch building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-23

TO TO ELLYSoN & TAYLoR'S news depot, next
to Dispatch building, for weekly and daily papers
and magazines. All the city dailles always on