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.GRTBBs & WILLIAMS will sell at l2 NJ, to be
ramoTed, brick bRildipg at corner Of Gracs
and UHion streets. =
s-.1ss1E 81 4sf.. i
Gooh & LAUGHToE Win sell Tor The trustee
siurnisntc, crockery, glassware, &C., at ia
- Twelfth street, between Franklin and Grace.
COOK & LAUGHToN wfll sell for ). B, Royster
Co., at u ~, o very valuable and varied lot
Of tobacco manufacturers machiaer5. :
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HANDSOME SIGN WORKOUT friend MoNTA-
CUE, No. Tenth street. is constantly turning ont
some OF the handsomest SIGNS in the city. Per-
sons who want good work done in tasty style cam
not fail to be pleased f they will leave their orders
at his establishment. His prices are low, and
terms will be arranged to suit all.
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limited STATES INTERNAL, REyE

+ UNITED STATES INTERNAL REyESUE,1
ASSESSORS OFFICE, THIRD DISTRICT. VA, I
RICHMOND, VA, February, ], ls7o.
To all 1Cho1n IL may concern:
Under the rulings Of the Internal Revenue De-
partment your monthly returns must be promptly
made by the lst to the 10th of every month.
Dclirquents for the FUTURE Will have to meet the
penalties as prescribed By law, unless sufficient
rcasons be shown the Assessor why the law should
not be enforced.
Very respectfully,
E. Fl, SMITH, Assessor.
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CONE To TowS.-Edward CYankce y
Allan, of Prince Edward, prominent cam
didato for Secretary of the Commonwealth,
came to Richmond yesterday to sec about
the matter.
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WAKE FORREST CoLLEGE.-The Euzelian
and Philomathesian Societies of this college
will celebrate their thirty-ifth anniversary
on the llth of February. Orators H.. u.
Royal Of North Carolina, and C.. ID. Sea-
we'll Of North Carolina COMMITTEES Z. Hen-
ry Briggs of Raleigh !: g. ID. Spencer OF Cam
den, N. c.; G. n. Oliver, Clayton, Ala. !;
M. II. Sykes, Norfolk, Va. ~
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AUCTION SAFES THIS DAY.

on aH pa6tc Or private aales Of Rea! Estate
sy oettoeen NE lst Of january and The 1st o.
tSuly the purchGsers pay tefases for tie presen,
geqr, org On all sales betioeen he -frst day oj
SntX and the last day af December the ssile7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-01

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR- -cHEs clear and give
strength to the voice OF singers, aud are 1ndspen.
sable to public sr' akers.
II recommend their use to public speakers.
"REy. Z. II. CIIAPIN.n
They have suited my case exactly, relieving
my throat, and clearing the voice, so that could
sing with case. r. BUCHARME
- Chorister French Paris church, Montreal
Sold by all dealers In medicines.
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y nj. ELLYsas 4 Co. wsli fusert adyest1ssnie1IEi. 1.
the principal lnewspspersin In Virginia North Caro-,
iiaa, Tennessee, and the northern cities, q. pub.
iishers' rates, for cash Apply at this 0faces
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Appropriate and excellent addresses were
delivered by Rev. T. L. Preston Of the
First church, and Major Robert Stiles, and
the meeting closed with song of praise
and the benediction.
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ACCIDENTAL little child Of Mr. How.
ard, living on st. Johns streetn near Baker
had its arm dislocated by fall. on Sun
day nirht.
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GEORGE PEABoDY's SPECULATION IN
CONFEDERATE BoNDs.-Mr. Peabody hav-
ing been charged with speculating in Con-
fedcrate bonds during the war, took occa-
sion, when at Portland come time after to
explain the probable origin Of the charge
to party of friends of dinner. He stated,
says correspondent, that he had uniformly
condemned the course Of the South in
taking up arms, and mad injured his reputa-
ton among English friends by his advocacy
of the cause of the Union. When the Con-
federate agents were endeavorins to ncgo-
tate loan of 100000 in London at
fifty cents on the dollar, some Of the friends
Of the Confederacy asked him his opinion
as to the proposition. He replied to them
that in year from that time they could
get Confederate bonds for twenty-five cents
on the dollar, and to prove that he was in
earnest proposed to enter an engagement to
furnish them On those terms. They ac-
cepted. The year passed. Confederate
bonds were selling for less than twenty-five
cents, and holding his friends to the bar
gain, he made $4,000 by the transaction.
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GRAND jury ADJoUESED.-The grand
Jury of the United States Circuit Court ad-
journed yesterday until the 2Sth of Fe-
bruary.
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A COOP AprERTfsTsa MzDIUM--The HELL
GroUs HEHALD. once aearly opposftsz Dfspsseh
office ON Main street. 81 ~
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WONDERFUL PHYSICAL PHENOMBNA.-
That celebrated physicist DR.. Priestly,
while experimenting with electricity casu-
ally illuminated one Of his fingers so as to
make it perfectly transparent. The curious
phenomenon was noted in his journal,
though it does not appear to have excited
any further inquiry. About two years ago,
under similar circumstances, the no less
celebrated philosopher, DR.. W. B. Richard
son, of London, illuminated nearly the
whole of his hand. This strange fact was
published in the London Lancet, and copied
generally in all scientific journals through
out the world. ~
Recently, DR.. Thomas Nicholson, of this
city, has pursued this wonderful TACT still
further, and with considerable success. By
the aid Of the powerful incandescent light
Of On oxy-hydrogen blow-pipe, or calcium
light, and large magnifying lenses, he has
succeeded in completely Illuminating the
whole hand, the body of frog, and other
substances. From the successful expert
ments already made, it would appear that
for the illumination of the entire body it is
only necessary that the lights be sufficiently
vivid and the lenses sufficiently powerful.
If the whole internal machinery of the
human system could thus be brought
directly under the inspection Of medical
practitioners, the advantage to science and
to humanity would be inealculable. Every
person will remember the semi-transparent
appearance of the hand when held between
the eye and a powerful light, and if the
vision be aided by artificial appliances
there is no difficulty; in imagining an
immense increase of our clairvoyant
powers. We may thus be enabled to dis
cover structural and functional ailments
which are now wholly hidden from human
sight, and apply remedies with an exact
knowledge Of what ne desire to accom-.
plish.--Neao Orleans Times, January '23d.
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sxSsrgaNcE COMPANIES.

I'VE VIRGINIA..
CHARTERED 1904.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS,
RiCEMUND, VA.
Ills old and well-known Virginia institution In
SurcS Buildings by perpetual or annual policy.
Ii hiss more than TEN MILLIONS OF DOL
liars insured OF property pledg' d 10 make good
losses. ~
More tlan TWO AND A QUARTER MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS have hc*n paid in losses to
the pGnpic oil virginia.
Unw:ir dS ot Tx . IU% DRED AND FlFTEE
THOUSAND DOLLARS IL large part of 1t for
losses during TIC war have bcc paid since The war
closed.
Ihe former four-Gfths system of insurance has
hccu abolished and other Important Changes made
i,,r Tie bpncf!. If the assured.
Losses eQuuahly adjusted and promptly paid.
HERBERT 4. CLAIBORNE,
Principal Agent.
!. Z. DiNFpRTH, Secretary.
II. u. DASrORTH Assistant Secretary.
S,NCEL H. puiI.AI, collector. te l-3m
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& New York, baltimore, Washfnsfon Iyrehsurg.
and Richmond daily ana weekly papersas ELLYs
isoS q TGTLoa9s Sews Depot aexf to gispGteb
building. iSsEs
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! nARISE i !. Mlsi,TEIE.LIaEHsz. / 81,

Il gT3 MARINE l@EEdAAlA8fExNNkAe3s 3se5 4 "a
..~~>ocoI~~S~.&c~SS~
SIGNATURE ALMANAC. FEBauasy :, 1s7s.
Sun rises Noon g
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUAaY q, fssa
$50 ABEIvEU. .. :E5f IS
Steamer Ellie Knight, Geognegans Baltimore.
merchandise and passengers, HarEeys ~ VII.
liams. f-ss-+ 80 s.ss.s1sIs9
steamer Isaac Bell. Bourne, Rev York, uner.
chandise and passengers, w. g. Dunham g. GO.
to G. Morris &Go. 80 - ts3s
; sloop Sophie, Coleman, James river, grain.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer,
,chandise and passengers, u. B, Tatnan.
Steamer Ellie knight, Geoghegan, Baltimore.
merchandise and passengers, Haryeys q W.
liams. .r3slEs-.st.:s 49, Z .$t-
yl WEST POINT, January ao.--Afrived, steamer
Kennehec, Freeman, merchandise and passeDRe,e,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed Oh return on Slst.
BOSTON January 20 I'm port. schooner Nellie
Brown, Higgins, loading for Richmond.
r by TELEGRAPH.
CHARLESTON. 8. c., january s1.-Arrtved,
schooner a. O. Bird, Norfolk.
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An ENCOUNTER WITH PRINCE ARTHUR
Grace Greenwood tells the following good
story:
An amusing anecdote of q chance encoun-
ter with royalty is going about just now.
While the Prince and party were en- route
from New York, western man got on the
train at Baltimore, on the Junction, and by
mistake made his way into the special car,
where he quietly took seat. Presently,
seeing nice young man reading q paper,
with another lying at his feet, he stepped
up to the stranger, and lacking old Jacks
loyal instinct, thus accostcd the true
Prince:
"Have you done with this paper, sir ?"
A stare of astonishment was the only re-
ply. Again he asks, raising his voice :
Have you done with tllis paper, cir y
Again the same mute, amazed reply-a
steady Guelphic stare. It is highly proba-
bic his Highness had never before been ad-
dressed after the plain Republican style.
At this point the indignant traveller broke
forth
"Why, - and -" (words which
really cannot bring myself to write, though
l remember to have encountered them in
various religious publications), "Can'tyou
soy yes, or nor" ,.-
"Well, yes, then," said the Prince, which
was gooi-natured and sensible, but dread
fully unprincely. .s.a-
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TVtolent storm Oh the coast.
tViolent thunder, hail, lightning, and rain
storm ct st. Louis and other points West weathef
very cold out there.
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yALENTISEs. Valentines OF all sorts andsizes
for all conditions In society, at prices varying
from IS to / cent, may be had Of ELLYsoN &
TAYLOR, l1l5 Main street.
Valentines comic, grotesquc, and sentimental.
Valentines for the rich.
Valentines for the poor.
Valentines for schoolgirls.
Valentines for school-ooys.
Valentines for young ladies'.
Valentines for young men.
Valentines for the lovers.
Valentines Cor those about to become so.
Valentines for the accepted. sEIS s s
Valentines for tho rejected su;tor.
Valentines for old persons OF both sexes, and
for All others, Tor ss!e by ELLYsoN q TAYLOR,
next 20 Dispatch Office.
The trade suppittd. 81 ~
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al T. II I n q
~ AT
A L . " MS.
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS IN STYLE AND
FINISH KNOWN TO THE TRADE.

RUY gALpwIN'S CLOTHING, FOR TT Is
TUE BEST IN TOWN.
uALDWIN,S CLOTHING GIVES YOU Il
GESTEEL APPEARANCE.
YOUNG AND Old WILL FIND ALI. STYLES
TO SUIT THEM.
BALpWIN'S SALES THE PRESENT SEASON
hSTON1SH ALL.
FIVE T,,0USAEp SUITS OF ALL GRADES
HAVE BEEN SOLD.
c1T17rSs AND STRh>GERS. WE SHALL
RE GLAD TO SEE YOU.
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST oUR GOtps
SHALL. BE SOLD.
BALDWIN THE CLOTIIlER,
CCRNEk nAIN AND TENTH STREETS
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AppLEToN'S RAILWAY GUIDE FOR FRBRU-
AIRY st ELJYsoS 6 TAYLoR's NEWS DEPOT,
next 10 DisD1tch.buildiDg.
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PRICE or FUEL REDrcep.-He Heads or famt-
lies would 60 wel 10 note tnat our friend PAGE,
corner Seventh and Grace strcets, has reduced tte
price Of the coal and wood sold sc his yards.
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SONG BOOKS, very cheap, at ELLYsoS & TAx
LoR's, next to Dispatch building.
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If teachcrs will call st starkG & RyIand's book.
store. OILS Maln street, they mIll sec something
new In the way of Il slate.
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yALEyrrYxs for one cent at ELLrsoyE Tar.
LoR,s, next to Dispdtch bnfIding.
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DESTIsTRY.-Whas "a great boon TO suffering
humanity Is NITROUS OXIDE Gas" Dr.. JUD-
son B. WooD. extracts teeth daily by the use OF
this most delightful anasthetic, absolutely with
ont pain.
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z Ii. MONTAGUE, 1119 MAIN STREET,
- RICHMOND, represents the EQUITABLE
LitE ASSURANCE SOCIETY of New
YORK. Assets over Slo, Goo 900. Annual cash n-
come, s6,56a,nct. All profits divided annually
nong The assured. Its affairs are carefully in
vsti-atod b. leading business men and by The IN
,urIncc Department the State of New York.
Holders of this company's policies of,ener IN.
crease the AMOUNT of their insurance than relin-
puisn. It's past and present success IS most con-
spirunus. Applications solicited. WILLIAM G.
hLtXANDER, President; HENRY b. HYDE,
Vlce-rresiaent: GEORGE W. PtllLLlPS, Ac-
tuury: JAMES ". ALEXANDER, Secretary.
no Pin
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GO TO ELLrsoE & TAYLon's NEWS DEPOT to
buy your magazines and papers.
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DINE NOVELS, in endless variety, at FLLYsoN
& TAYLon's NEWS DEPOT, next to Dispatch
building.
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CHEAP FOR CAsH.-Anthracite coal Is selling
ar CHARLES H. PAGES yards, corner Nine
teenti and Cary and Seventh and Grace streets, at
90 n fnIa :. ! J
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. EYrHr TOURIST AND LkHD.BuYERs shouId hzyo
acopy Or tfe NAP s Thirsy-ave 3files Nsornd
fRichtrond. q Can be found, fn gryller sfnst:ard
pocket form, at ELLEscg & TAYIoR'e, naxs 20
Dfspateh building. ID IS
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STOVES AND FHNwARE.


T1IRE-PLACE STOFE.-We are putting
E up SEXTOh'S CELEBRATED IMPROVED
FIREPLACE HEATER, known to be the best in
use, at the price common article would cost.
Cali aud sec them. We warrant every stove to
give perfect satisfaction. We also keep full
supply Ct
C0OKISG RANGES.
HEATING and {, .OkIKG STOVES,
HOT-AlR FURNACES,
CRATES, %s
TENDERS, &C. =.
&. 6 A. BARGASiIN,
timers, steam and gus filters, and plumbers,
il S-Sw sO7 Main street.
u UNNYSIDE TRIUMpHANT.-Th
~ only premium given by Inc Virginia State Agri
cultural Slciety for stoves was awarded the SUN
INSIDE STOVE. For sale only by tiOUNTCAS-
IL T., S2D Broad street.
This Stove heats Que or more rooms, and is un-
surpassed for economy, cleanliness, and heating
power. no l0-da dtw
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Valentines for the trade, at low rates, at ELY
son & TAYL"E's next to Dispatch building.
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u. II. PFCKHAiL President;
Il. 7. HOOKER, Vice-Presldent;
l.. NCADAAi, Secretary and ActuarT;
6. 4, FUDICKER, superintendent.

SECCRITY, CHEAPSEsS, LIBERALITY,
PROGRESS and SUCCESS. mark and dis'in.
Euish tie mana cement OF tins company.
ISAAC nUTZLER,
Geaera A gent Sc- Virginia and North Carolina,
once, No. s02 Main street,
DE- j. G. CAEELL, Medical Examiner. nol6
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GET THE BEST.
FIREPLACE STOVE,
FOE
HEATING TWO AND THREE HOOniS.
THE BEST STOVE OUT

The undersigned would respectfully refer to the
numerous citizens to whom he has sold these
stoves to their economy, convenience, and
cleanliness. JOHN BOWERS,
Plumber and Gas-Fitter, and dealer in Tin and
WOODWARD, House Furnishing Goods, &C., Iron.
Front Building, Governor street sc II
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y y nII.lAN c. nUNFrAM & CO., Agents.
.TEtG T. :,i.A>11-E kED cGsss
iD%ppEtE5:EG. l:.s-

LD%ppEGEj:El. I3:s-ss
THr ,.:Ii0R LINE.
T.. .r.,;- igr-' ulit passenger steamers are In
,.....n.i [ -aii rNEEI SATURDAY from pier
: g.. \, tn rl"r. Il l2 o'clock y.
- r,>~.'.t. PhTABLL IN CURRENCY
,s'at.. a. ivcrIcol. Glasgow. ar DcT.y. $50 ana
w.. r. ,an tickets. coed for twelve months, $50.
>,-..-t. s.iila~4 vv - Derry, f3Q intermediate,
;
T.. -..'.' ccrtli:csi.a from these ports, S3..
.. -,..-,, i", scGtc and from Hamburg, Eavre,
J. %. .,'.. ST.. ,.j.rr;s t>g.. al yer: low rat.S.
iI...: I.-u"! v..yat,@ - 2nE bank il Great Rr--
fe'-..
f...';ii.- ''.,rrnat:Jn apply st the "o!nrnny e
,+...-. ',r Bowling Green, New York, 10 HEN
:rl-:.-ur E:CiF1I;>. or I.
WIL!t,i !, DCSHAM { co, Agents.
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YERCOATS! OVERCOATS!,
ROOTS, SHOES, de.


My STOCK OF BOOTS AND&.
w SHt.ES Is very much improved by Wesa-
fresh supplies, and am prepared TO furnish va
gentlemen. iates, ami cnilGrCn with all suitable
and desirable articles in my line at very reduced
prices WN. i. G. GARNETT,
in Ip-1m s29 Broad street.
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I l.. JJD. r. WUHD. DENTIST. a.9
J TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT St77SIITt

y .-..-..
Huautif,l ARTIFICIAL TEETH, On ans base
a Il -, a. III n dclatc prices. -
special attention paid to PRESERVING the
E..t.J;I E.lit.
:. :, yuli; .u rHutcad u give entire !tisfactlor.
TIirE - M..in street, between Seventh and
flu!iu. fe l--3m
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yETHATnON YOU THINK: Wen sEss
- uAtract yo,r teeth for nothing aEd'SHftS
sl5 i;raa.i ,,r.ef. TAYLOR BROTHERS, Dcr-
IL T"",h PM IN Teeth filled, Teeth eNt:acte2
wt,h u. '..in. Gold az silver Plates. 3lj Bread
e'tcr. ht 4.e~n Third and Fourth. Eutlr" Salts
:&rt!rn or ia, :t 80 Broad street. Cheap sets,
ts!iN,r f,,r SIS. fcl
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FOR SEW YORK. Sas

= FOR INV fVEh. SaS
u,n 1Nnl>loS STE AASH1r sssasSsAAssass
COMPANY.
-,, r,s.r...f :, - siGr-whcGl steamships ISAAC
,. - StEATpGA, NlAGA Il \. ARR
T. \mf.l. sui HArTt EAS. leSve Eew lork t2f
-. Z CIV r'piut. and Richmond. every J ltSS
49, !uI-HSHAh, and SATURDAY a! o'clock
:. - Lave i;i .umor@! every TUESDAY, FRI
ny AMI SUNDAY, 81 hiEii tide.
..'.,. .a,rS arc "nttrrty new. They hSve elegant
, ....- s,A >iatCrnaluS. The fare, accommoda.
.. 81. .,... att. ~ N. ~, unsurpassed.
3. ~. a.. -ennr. lions !naic with steamers for 81
..h. r.. ma tUrUn@au r"T;S.
.... ~.r, ,i',.,;rt. when ordered, At A GUAR
-.... EpNE, EEH GENE, al the oiAces OF thls
I NcCrrApY, PRESIDENT lsl Greenwich
.;.-,r. : " l"rk- "
corner Natu and Eleventh streets.
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EDECA EEONAEl.

TOLLINS INSTITUTE.-1he SPRING
IL TERM opens on the FIFTEENTH OF Ff'
BHUARY. Board and tuition, Sl25 I'm slc, gas
PayabIe one-half In advance. Apply to the Su'
pcrintendent, at Botetourt Springs, Va.
ia 2I-I0t
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MACHINERY, &c.

rTAylNG RE.OPENED OUR WORKS
III at the buildings formerly occupied by the
Uuion Manufacturing Company, we ore now pre-
pared to fill orders for all work In our line.
'TORA eco FACTORY FIXTURES MADE ana
rcoa,red In the best manner. rocz-
xii kinds of FOUNDRY and MACHINE WORK-
| done j. W. CALDWELL 3 CO..
Manufacturers OF Agricultural Implements.
lin l5ii Cary street.
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A ETHRACITE COAL. just. landed
DRIED TONS CHOICE QUALITY. RED ASH,
LORBERRY, EGG, und STOVE GOALS which
viii be delivered in any part OF ths city ut so.@
per ton Of 900 pounds. Also. choice quality OAK
and PINE WOOD at lowest market rates.
Once and yard corner Of Seventeenth and DOCK
streets. de 20 Winf hubhnIo.
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION, :,
~ MONTE MARIA,
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN TWENTY
BECUND AND TWrE rETf THIRD.
THE secopd annual session Of this academy viii
begin on the FIRST OF FEBRUARY sFor tnr~
10 1a--tMhl spfSh4QhGsss
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TTAGLOR BROTHERS, u En- g.
/ lists. SIS BROa.s STREET.-Teu crStfIT
N,-!rs ul cXrcricn", and 4, Yotion To our nfoier
Il r r..trr;.n- us in promising the greatest skin
and ii I5af,h, With charges /" s'.it the lnts: III
iI.-,:ii.,rau": sc.s no aG,ancc required. All We
ak / i chance oI showing orr ability Ia DO The
very i5-i work al p"iCcS within the reach Of AL
MEu "rr!v. il 2O-'m
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=. e. -..yFRrDrl. AND ~EEss.
,..,,< !.E OF rAll. STEAMERS, SKIING
i,,,lw >I'N ErRh EVERY SATURDAY,
t.U ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
,...,s.t--t..r ny THF SATURDAY STEAMER:
I. ;. Fvhia, PGgG'L:ja Colo
. .s .s: - .c,l., Town. CO
h,..rr1c PGHGHit H. Ct;TTtntp.
..-r.. , - tr ',NH. 80 ut
.,' = ~ TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX:
...' ar Osac,.-;,.wn tsnlGl.......,....,T SO 90
:. ... ..N+ Observation-Disclosures. 20 po
..', -. T., ~ t-aach steamer tgo'd!.. 20 GO
S.fTa-e, THu:hie iG Currency,
.-..r..' .- T. IL. .>.>N >Nn......,...........S 50 "s
~ "
...-. ~. - branch steamer. So 90
g.. 49,, !.I al! rom Fn,l tnd Ireland, anC
g.. 4, Z. t..-s ., 2rngle7t:c r:trS
IA. ~, reformation apply at the Conpany's
.... .'r.i, =. DALE. Agent.
! i;-EI iwGy. New York; or to
NujI>M 9. EINllAM CO., Agents.
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YskaIcrssSss avn T.ssssGRSss.
DULASkl HOUSE,
Z JOHNSON SQUARE, SAVANNAH, GA.
WILTB.RGHR < CARROLL,
I'XOPRIETOks.

WILTB.RGHR 4 CARROLL,
rEOPRIEfOkS.
Ttls POPULAR HOUSE has been refttcd and
partially return sned during the past summer
and IS unw:rrcr pared for the reception Of guests.
Mr.. JAMES CARROLL. formerly Of the Eutaw
House, ~! timore, New York Hotel, and late OF
the old Sweet springs, Va, has been associated
with lnc ~ 'h- management OF this house under
the iirIn nl.ng or WIL1BENGkk x CARROLL
no sJ--2uk W II. WiLTBERGER.
>, ppE MAY. SsPER DAY.
RICHMOND. Va.
be unGsrs!snied n@ving leased this the only trst-
ci,s. Laf 4 Ea. ted on Rain street ana Wan one
snua3e oI te capitol post-ohcc1 cust3n-Aouss,
theatre and the great northern ana southern ran
ros d daDo,s respectfully Inform the pnilc tsatii
u NDW HpEtf. II will be thoroughly rehoVa-
ted and furnished 20 some extent.
I'rfs h1lel ~ rOriG-reDowned as the hcaaquar-
,srs oil tBc president and Cabinet oineeTs VI tiP
Istc CGufc.,eraeg. Il also contains tbe HISTORIC
rao;ns of Presidents Davis, Johnson ana 1raht'
and Chi-i Justice Chase ,,,, :,
rhc travelling public are cordially inVltea n
make. tl:cir hOirc ut the Spotswocd, whers thel
yfil luI every comfort and delfcacy that tals aho
o.rer IN arkets can supply.
xrpsess snd Te,egrsph ofdce IN the @ hqildlnS' l1n
Ti W. I; s. IlShop Ial}saop,
mys Rroprietors'
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ACHINE sR OP.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORE; REPAdRisa
country TOBACCO WORK OF all sk.nds msse
and repaired, With all kinds OF steam.ntiilgs i0t
same; PLATFORM and othsr SCALES ADJ
JuSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusiye agen.s ly tgr
JUDSON's PATENT sTEAM-ENGISE COY.
,EREOR, SELDEN'S PATENT SIEAol-Es.
CINE PACKING, Utica Steam Gauge Company .
STEAM GAUGES. Every one of these snuges
are warranted for year. We know them 70 ps
the best gauge now In use. They are LESS Ia prlcs
tIcles always ON nand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDISG 01L-CUP, for SHAFT.
Ing and all kinds OF machinery, whtch ssyee ninety
per cent OF oil This Is The newess and nss. thing
no1 out. Come ard see IL and u.s.
=. GEORGE B. EI,CkT,
myls A. JACKSON ADDIGGTOM.