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9itI,uond 1ispattlt.
r,,,,psn.y FEBRUARY Q, 1871.
THE London Conference.

II seems quite fitting that the London
Conference should be delayed by the indls-
nosition of the British Minister. The
mower of England is SO much prejud'ced
by recent events that an indisposed ana
suffering representative may well persohi.y
his Government. Indeed, JonS BULL -
now the .'sick man. When years ago
the Car sought to obtain the consent Oh
England to the taking out letters OF '"'
ministration upon the effects OF the eu''.'n'
whom the Gar then called the . sieN
man." the British Ministry was lnd'g"'n''
and Immediately, through circulars 70
every court, divulged the proposition o'
the Car most indignantly aS ono ai!'se'nel
dishonoranle. To such degree was 'he
rage of the British Lien fomented thst
n1are of war were immediately initiated.
and France was invcigled into particlpa-
t;on as the ally Of England, and thus we
had the Crimean war. At the close Of that
war by the controlling power OF England
rho most humiliating terms were imposed
upon Russia. She was required to dis
mantle her forts upon her own shores, on
the Black Sea, and she was prohibited from
floating single war vessel above the grade
of the merest skiff, as it were, upon the
surface of that sea.
Prussia and Austria declined to join the
allies against Russia, and remained mere
spectators.
The situation has changed, Prussia has
destroyed the power of the only respectable
ally Great Britain had in the Crimear war,
and the Gear. chatting under the ignomini.
Gus restrictions imposed upon him-which
indeed, both England and Turkey have
violated-demands that he be released from
them. Prussia will not sustain them, bul
will rather second the demand of Russia
The release of that great power from the
restraints so unjustly imposed will be only
the beginning of the next chapter Of his
tory of the manGuvres of these nations by
which the map Of Europe will be modified
The deliberation upon this point in the
London Conference will settle the matter
IfPrussia sides with Russia that will be al
end of the alliance against Russia in hel
views upon European Turkey. A move o
that sort by Prussia will furthermore sig
nifty an alliance between Prussia and Rus
sia, possibly involving the expulsion of The
Turk from Europe, and division o
spoils between the parties to the alliance
Austria will be so situated that she cannot
offer opposition. and will be forced into ac
quescencc, if not participation, in the rear
rangement of the map of Europe.
We cannot see that England can do any
thing in the event these schemes are really
entertained. The road to India Gas formerly
understood, via Constantinople, she can.
not guard longer if the Eastern powers de-
termine TO take possession of it. She has
lost her only reliable ally, and John Bull
is indeed now the "Sick man." lie plainly
regards the Conference with tribulation.
1t is very clear that at the Conference
Great Britain will have less influence than
she has had at any other convention of the
Great Powers within this century.
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INTERNAL REVENUE CASE IN UNITED
STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Tdr on Succession.
In the United States Circuit Court, before
Hon. H. L. Bond, Circuit Judge, and Hon.
w. +. Giles, District Judge, argument was
had several weeks since in the case of
Frederick w. Bruno, trustee, VS.. Robt. NJ.
Smith. collector OF internal revenue, third
collection district, action to recover back
the sum of sSS4.40, paid as succession tax
upon certain estate passing to the remain
dermen. Mr.. Bruno was trustee Of the
estate, which by will of james Long, who
died in 1907, was devised to his daughter
Maria for life, with remainder to her de-
scendants. The lfe-tenant (Maria) in 1867
relinquished her interest in the income
arising out of the entire estate for an abso-
lutte possession of one-SiXth Of the proper
ty. The Government assessed the success
sion tax on the fiye-siXteenths passing to the
remaindermen cher descendants by accele-
ration. The opinion of the court Judges
Bond and Giles was delivered yesterday,
and sustains the Government.-Baltimore
American.
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Four persons were found in their poorly.
furnished room in tenement on Third
avenue, near Eighty-sixth street, last night,
all dead. They had evidently been suffoca-
ted by gas, but whether it was accident or
suicide remains mystery.-N 7. Herald.
The New Orleans Times has it that Bret
Harte makes our souls smile," and writes
more like Shakespeare than any other living
American. You bet.
1t Is estimated that nine inches of dry
snow on the ground is equal to one inch of
water.
The present winter is extremely severe In
Europe.
Nearly every South American seaport has
q horse railroad.
In Natchez the police wear red hnts.
Tom Thumb Is in India.
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is here no sympathy with outaide nations
none Of that sympathy which Wouia pa pa.
alyze southern arm in case OF war; pu'
there is sense of injustice and wrong ~, ~
cause of oppressive and partial Jaws, ,n n'i,i.
alive Of distrust and the desire to hulhln,
ate us, that no wise Government. Tho
entertain or impose. So we .rus >. s,,e
United States Government will learn III uue
time when it learns its lesson, anu re- re-
forms its present bad policy, harmony VIII Ill
~, ~, ' rostorcd. and no part of the Union will
,norc readily contribute to that national
.,;>,,,;,v and force which will make this the
most nowcrful Of nations.
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ngSTARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT
In order to make provisions for the coming
spring trade, have this day marked down my
entire and truly splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
at prodigious low figures. have also among my
stock about Us. 900 worth Of desirable and seasonal
bic REMNANTS, which must be sold without re-
gard of what they may cost.
Take advantage OF this great and liberal
chance, and remember the place and appropriate
name of A. GOLDBACK,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Cheap
aud Desirable Dry Goods and Notions,
Ia 10 COT Broad street.
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A construction train on the Jacksonville,
Pensacola and Mobile railroad, which left
Tallahassee on the Goth instant, met with q
terrible accident near Lake Lafayette, be-
tween seven and eight miles from town. 1t
appears that a portion of the trestle-Work
along the lake had been burned, and when
the engine ran upon it it gave way, and a
rail upturning passed into the boiler, al.
lowing the steam to escape and scaldlnS the
conductor and fireman SO severely that the
former lived only few minutes, and the
latter died a few hours later.
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. list, 1871
SENATE.
Lieut.. Governor MAaYE in the chair.
oowurrTEE REPORTS.

SENhlC s
Lieut.. Governor MARYE in the chair.
ooMMrTTEE REPORTS.
Mr.. WAppELL, from the Committee on
Finance, presented House bill for tne US
sessrnenf of taxes on persons, properly,
income. licenses. &C., and imposing taxes
thereon for the year 1871 (Which. was SUD-
seouently amended and discussed)
Mr. ASpERsoN, Of Rockbridge, from the
Committee on Immigration, presented
hill to authorize the Orange ana AleNan,
dria and Manassas railroad TO acquire anu
sell lands. ,;++oo ~,
f,onntv, CITY and Town Organizations,
presented the following o,
A hill to amend and rcenact sectlons 90
and IS of an act approved July lltn, lo.u;
entitled "an act prescribing the dutles anu
CONGREGATION of township officers" SO as
to Owe to collectors the duties and compen-
sotion heretofore performed by constables,
In civil cases. -. .,, 20 ~
chanter 1888 of an act passed July llth; 1871,
in relation to the Board of Supervisors.
hin to amend section OF IN act pre-
seribing the duties and compensation OF
certain township officers approved July
A'I a Hill to establish Board Of State Po,-
lice. with recommendation that 1t DO not
pass.
BILLS, ETC, INTRODUCED.
The following bills. &C.. were introduced
and appropriately referred:
Bv Mr.. SMITH, of New Kent a resolu-
ton instructing the Committee on Finance
to inquire into the petition of William a.
Warner and other citizens of James City,
county, praying the payment of sum OF
money due for the Eastern Lunatic Asy-
INN. presented at the session of 1S69-'70,
and report at as early day as practicable.
Bv Mr.. COURTNEY a bill to amend the
9Th, 18th. and 18th sections of chapter 200
Of the Code in relation to bail in criminal
Nv the same A bill to amend section 3
Of an act approved July II, 1870, concern
inr the duty and compensation of certain
l. officers of cities and towns having over five
thousand inhabitants.
Rv the same A bill providing for the col
1octior of taxes by the sheriff of the city OF
Richmond.
BILLS PASSED.
A hill fo, the protection of the oyster beds
=, the p,atar,' of the Commonwealth.
4 bill imposi.n g tax on oysters.
Adjourned.
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me- LADIES READY-MADE GAR
MEN.CS.-We call particular attention to our
stock of READY MADE NIGHT-GOWNS,CH CHE
MISE, DtAWEKS and CORSET COVERS.
Excellent CHEMESE At 81;
NIGhT-GOWNSa at $3.50. ~
Ladies' high-neck, long-sleeve MER1NO SHIRTS
ut 81 worth S1.50.
MERINC DRAWERS, superior qualify, at 81,
worth 30.
WHALEBONE C0RSETS at IS cents, worth 81.
Superior WHALfB NE CORoETS, TRIM MED,
at 81, worth l.50, and no mistake.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and l2l5 Main street.
Use CLARK's COTTON on the black spools.
ia 20.
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AProMATToX RIvER.-The report Of the
Chief of Engineers to the War Department
describes the improvements needed on the
AppomattoX river. 1t estimates the cost
of Il channel sixty feet wide, twelve feet
deep, from James river to Petersburg, ut
$3.50, 600, and adds that in ten years S125,-
600 in addition will be necessary to make
the banks permanent.
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ME- GREAT BARGAINS IN CASSl-
ERES.-We offer this week:
100 patterns SUPERIOR CASSIMERES Mt s. per
pattern, worth S.; so patterns at $3.50, worth
81;
BLACK CASSIMERES at 81, LIS, sl.5o, Sl.75, g.
$3.50, -, and $3.50 per yard;
CORDUROY at 81. SIPS, and 81 so;
FANCY CASSIMERES a. 81, $l.l2t, and Sl.25;
CHARLOTTESVILLE CASSIMERES ut reduced
prices;
SATINETS at Soc, worth &c.;
KENTUCKY JEANS at all prices;
GENTS MERiNO SHIRTS at 75c.;
Genuine ENGLISH SOCKS at 80 per dozen, worth
81;
IRISH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, LINEN
CAMBRIA HANDKERCHlEFS, HEM
STITCHED HANDkERCHIEFS, BANDA
DANA, and other SILK HANDkERCHIEF3 {:
CLOTHGLOVES at 10. so 90, 75c., and 81;
LIhED BERLIN and F. EECE-LlNED SILK
GLOVES at 50c., worth 75c ;
CENTS SHAWLS, Afghans, Travelling Blank
cts, and all kinds OF Undergarments, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and l215 Main street.
SHIRTS, made Of the genuine Wamsutta Cot
ton, at $50 per dozea-made IN the best Style IN ~
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One of the New Orleans papers breaks
out as follows: about year ago the St.
mule by decrepitude and old age. Since
that time all their cars have been goingto
the funeral"
The Chicago city directory for 1S7O-'71
contains the names of nine hundred and
fity.seyen Smiths.
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MT GREAT CLOSING SALE OF
DRE-o GoODS-PLAID DRESS GOODS at
Extra heG1y OTTOMAN CLOTHS at IS cents,
BLACK ALPACAS at 25, 30, IS, 40, and SOC.
CHANGEABLE POPLINS at 20 cents, worth so
CENTS per yard. ,,.
Extra heavy DIAGONAL PLAID P0PLINS,
warranted ali wool at IS cents, worthSl.
Superior quality of PLAID POPLlNs at IS cents,
worth 81 IS
30 per cent more
Small figured all wool DkLAINE at IS Gems,
worth so cents.
STRIPED SILKS at 81 wo.th $780,
BLACK SILKS at $3.50, worth -; at Sl.75 worth
$2.25; at ~, worth $3.50. Also, great Ind .ce-
mentS in better quality SILKS.
EN- Rr:SS Cloth at 60, S. a1d 10 cents, worth
u.s. S. aud 81.
BLACK CREPE DE PARIS at 50 cents, worth IL
cents Fer yard.
A large assortment of DRESS GOODS SUITA-
BILE FOR MOUkNlNG.
FOR ALL KINDSOF DRESS GOODS at reduced
prices call at LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and l2l5 Main street.
SHEETINGS and P1LLOW-CASE CCTTONs
at reduced prices. )a:o
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The GAS SUFFoCATIoN.-Ne,o York, Jan.
31.-The jury in the case Of the four per-
sons found dead in bed at the house No.
1897 Third avenue rendered 4 verdict that
death was caused by asphyXia, from inhala-
ton of gas, and they censured Charles Null
Ter for not seeing that caps We're put upon
the end of the gas pipe in the room Of the
deceased persons.
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THANKS to the Petersburg Indcr for Its
bright appreciation Of the wisdom of the
Dispatch. If any thing can add to the self
competency of the teacher, it is aptitude
in the pupil. In this case, however, it is
not unalloyed, for we feel rs old STUBS felt
when, bothered by the questiongof his
pupil, he exclaimed, "Drat e~Boy-he'll
soon know MORE nor his isTI teacher"
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MI OIL OF NITRIOL!

NE OIL OF VITRIOL!
OIL OF VITRIOL! OIL OF VITRlOL!
Pure and full strength. The Baltimore Copper
Company have In thorough operation extensive
chemical works, and are manufacturing supe-
rior article of
OIL OF VITR1OL.
which they are at al! times prepared to ship IN
quantities to suit purchasers. Making its produc-
tson specially. our prices will be found more
advantageous to buyers than at any other city.
HENRY MARTIN, Pres't.
Gfflce 30 South St., Baltimore, Bid. dee-eodly
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~RATCHELOR's HAIR DYE,

MT BATCHELOR'S HA lR DY E.
This splendid HAIR DYE IS the best In the world !;
the only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects ofhad dyes lnvigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or broom. Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at BACHELORS WIG
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
2-eodlyr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
g KEEP POSTED.
THE PRICES WE GIVE FOB
GOODS.
EVERY ARTICLE ADVERTISED BY Vi
WILL COME UP TO REPRESENTATION.

WILL COME UP TO REPRESENTATION
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at 2'c.;
yard i BLEA CHED CoTToNs at 10, 12s, IS
and1s3c.;
UsBLEACHED CoTToNs, full yard wide' a
Extra fine yard.wide UNBLEACHED COTTON
at 12sc.; o.,
Fp,I-w,f,th UNgLFACHED sHEET1NG NJ 8oc.
Full width BLEACHED SHEETING ut age;
PILLOW-CAsE COTTON, ~ inches VICE.
1eac., worth 2oc.
pILLoW-CAsE COTTON, full Il yards wide' q
p1LLow-CAsE COTTON, u yards wide, at '0c'
worth 2sc.
IRISH LINENS from CSC. to 81 Is per yard, al o.
which are guaranteed pure linen;
LINEN SHIRT BOsoMS at Is, 80, 49, 40. anu ouo :,
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHlEfsa al Si'''
per dozen, would be cheap ats2;
BALMORAL SKIRTS at 81, 81 90 "ho s"'''
worth $3.50, s1.75 and "; 90 20
BOULEVARD SKIRTS at 3D. sl.So' ~ anu s-'''
worth $3.50, 81, 81 so. and $3.50 ,,,r
ALExANDER's WHITE, BLACK Lluhi'
and DARK KID GLOVES. at 81, worth sl.'o
LINEN COLLARS aud CUFFS, OF Inc iA'es'
HAIR-CORD NAINSOOK MUSLIN at ''c''
worth $780,; oa-
springs, at 50c., worth 81. so;
HAMBURG EDGING5 and lSsERTlNGS at
very low prices;
1sFAHTs' EMBROIDERED ROBES at - So
worth 81;
INFANTS, EROCK WAISTS at Soc. worth 7'c';
CROCHET EDGINGS at csc. for piece OF Il
yards, worth loc. yard;
DINI1Y BANDS at 1ec., worth 25c.;
DAISY TRIMMINGS at CSC. piece, worth 0Vc. |;
Handsome LINEN SETS OF COLLARS AND
CUFFS at 81, s1.25, ana Sl.5o, worth si'0o'
Sl.75 ands2;
TABLE COVERS, all WOOL at 81, worth Sl5o:
LINEN DOYLIES, or FRINGED NAPKINS, at
75c., worth $1.o5 per dozen;
LADIES, IRON FRAME HOSE at - per dozen'
worth So;
Extra long DOUBLE SATIN DAMASk TABLE,
CLOTHS at slaughtering prices;
KNITTING COTTON at 5oc'
per pound;
COTTON YARNS, all Nos, from to II, at $l5o
per bale Of S pounds; at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
ta2s 1918. and 1915 Main street.
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ME- CHILDREN'S CHI AIRS FOR
CHRISTMAS, CHILDREN's CHAIRS FOB
CHEISTMAS.-25 dozen CHILDREN'S CHAIRS
just received at
G. B. sTACY-&~SOE'S, 1908 AND 1910 MAIN ST.,
where can be found the largest and best-assorted
stock of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES In
tIlG city.
non,t fail To examine before buying. de22
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SPECIAL HOTlCEs.

SPECIAL HOTACEs.
~ FINE FAMILY GROCERIES.
On hand at my new store,
sl4 BROAD STREET,
4 CAREFULLY-sELEC STOCK OF
usually found In my line,
sPEcIALT1Es:
TEA
/: of the choicest flavor, selected for my sales In
New York city.
F.ENCH BRANDY
eleven years old, Imported by house In this city
highly recommended for medicinal use, 1t being
above fourth proof, pure and old
WH15KEY,
FINCH'S OLD RYE,
three years old.
LEGG'S FAMILY AND McCLUNG'S EXTRA
FLOUR.
fel-4t WIN. II. TATUM.
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NOPARTNERS3IP.-We, the under
" signed, have this day formed copartne rshtp
under the name and firm OF ROGERS & Nc
CANOE, for the purpose OF e2ndasting 4
co. AND COMMISSION BUSINESS y. the old
stand Of ROGERS g. Co., 1o7 and 100 south Pearl
street. j. PENDLEIOS n GERS:
T. ". MCCANCE, JR.
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FEB. !, l67

ID EFERRING TO THE ABOVE CARD,
h like occasion TO return my thanks FOR the
kindness of numerous friends and the liberal pat
ronage be slowed upon the late firm, and respect
fully ask that 1t be exteD ded TO the new concern.
MILTON II. ROGERS.
FEB, /, 1871.
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OFFICE SUP'T CITY GAswoRks,
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 81. 1871. {

OFFICE SUr'T CITY GAswoRKs.l
RICHMOND, VA, JAM 81 1911.
PROPOSALS FOR GAS-HOLDER AND
L TANK.-Se'i led proposa's will be received at
this Office until the 18TH OF FEBRUARY SEHT
at l2 H., for u TEL EeCoPIC GAS.HGLDER, %
capacity Of no: less than 400 600 cubic feet, 10 be
put up at the Gasworss in this city, ready for as
during the month OF May, 1911. The proposal,
must State the dimensions Of the different parts oil
the holder, T. quality and thickness Of the ton'
mode Of construction, erection, and operating
and all other particulars which are necessary TO
convcya correct ;dta of the mach, 9 when In use.
Also, for BUILDiSer TANK 10 receive The
holder, to be about one hundr :eet In diameter
and thirty feet deep, the whole 10 be built OF he
best haI d-ournt Rock Its brick, Ia! a III cement
finished with coping Of granite, the tank 10 DC
perfectly water tight.
The cetails OF The dimensions OF tdis work Gag
be obtained OF the uudcrs isned, and the b!ds win
be made per cubic yard, and the payments Tor
holder and tank not TO be made u'tll the sault
have been used for two mon:hs frn.n date 81 de
livery, and meet the approval OF the City Ens.
necr and the Superintendent of The GssyoExs.
BY order OF the Committee on Light.
JOHN II. SOWLFs,
fe Ltd sup't City Gasworkf'
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IRON AND STEEL.-200 tons REFINED
i IRON, comprising an assortment OF Tire,
Round, Square, Horseshoe, Nail Rod. Oval, Half
round &C.; also. tons CAST and BL1STERED
STEEL; tor sale.
ia 3l-3t f. & s. WORKMAN & CO.
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G7"sEINE THREAD, SEINE THREAD.
We have now In store large quantity Of SEINE
THREAD, just bonded, at much lower prices than
at the be ginning Of the season. Also, patent hard
KING. Greater inducements than ever In this
line at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
COTTON YARNS, all numbers from to II, at
81. so PET bale of pounds.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at SOC.
per pound. ja?6
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HARDWARE.


TOHN n. GORDON'S SONS,
81 (PEARL BLOCK
18th STREET. BET. MAIN AND CARY,
Offer for sale
REFINED, SWEEDES, and COUNTRY IRON,
SMALL ROUND and SQUARE IRON,
BAND, HOOP: and SHEET iron,
OVAL and HALF-ROUND IRON,
NORWAY NAIL RODS,
HORSESHOE NAILS,
HORSE and MULE-SHOE IRON,
BURDENS HORSE and MULE cHOES,
TIN PLATE, BAR TIN,
BAR LEAD, SHEET ZIdC, BLOCK ZINC.
IRON AXLES, all sizes.
ALSO,
a neneral assortn mani Of GROCERIES feo
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| NOTICE.-Mr. WM. II. ROGERS will
| ~ continue with the firm OF ROGERS Il Nc
CANOE, aud Is fereby authorized to sign the name
OF tho firm In all matters concerning the business
| of said IN. ROoERS & MCCANCE.
70 LII
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WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, JOS. AL
M LARD, JK, OF Richm:nd Virginia, and
hereby certify that We have formed linn ted co
partnership for the transaction OF wholesale and
retail trade in LUMBER. LIME, CEMENT,
BRICKS, ano other material used In the construc-
ton OF houses, bridges. sind buildings of all kinds,
TO be conducted under the name and firm OF JOS.
ALL ARD. JR.; that the place Of business OF said
partnership is situated In said richmond; thst
The said JOSEPH ALLABD, JR., IS general part
ner. and the said JOHN A. ALTERS Is q special
u ,rtner, and has contributed to the common stool
the specific sum Of ten thousand dollars In actual
cash payment, as capital that said partnership
Il to commence on the 7th day OF June, 1870, and
to continue Tor the period Of dye years from said
date.
witness our signatures, this 7.h day OF June,
1870. JOSEPH AL.ARU, JR.
JOHN A. ALTERS.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.-Th CO.
~ partnership heretofore existing under the
style Of ROGERS Il co. Is this day dissolved by
the withdrawal OF MILTON NJ ROGERS. WM. II.
aud j. PENDLETON ROGERS are hereby author
tied 10 sign the name o. the firm In liquidation.
MILTON NJ. ROGERS,
J. PEEDLETON ROGERS.
FEB, |, ISL.
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~ READY-MADE SUITS FOR
GIhLS.-We invite the attention OF those having
little girls to dres; to our stock of SUITS which
we have marked down to cost. These Suits are
nicely trimmed, and are warrantedto ft. Take q
look at the III ut LEVY BROTHERS..
Use CLARK'S COTTON on the black spools.
Ia %
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DIED.

DIED.
On Wednesday. the LIST instant, AD0LPHUS
i~l0Rif1s, In the 6sth year or his age.
..aiB fuaeral will take place from Rev, DR..
noge's ChuJ CHI on THUR DAY, I'd instant, at Il
.Tclock. hi. friends and those or the family are
In vtted TO att nd --'Js,t
= On the LIST instant, at Edge Hill, Albemarle
county. Capa I'm NJ. LEWIS RANDOLPH, son or
T. j. Randol oh.
Funeral Notice.-The funeral OF EMIL
wACKER " III take place TO. DAY at o. clock
from strecke rs Hill. Friends and acquaintance
arc.invited Il attend without further notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-02

@ BLANKETS, COMFORTABLES,
AND QuILTS.-Just look al those extra large
colored BLANKETS, weighing over IL pounds, at
s5 pair would be cheap at IS.
COLURED tLANKETs weighing over eleven
pounds, at 81; would be cheap at III.
COLORED BLANKETS at $l.75 per pair well
worth $3.50.
CALICO COmFORTABLEs ut g, s.. so. 90. and
s3.75; not the price Of the batting and calico
that's In them.
DE LAME COMFoRTABLEs at IS; worth o..
A full assortment Of WHITE BED BLANKETS
from $3.50 TO $1a pair.
CRIB and CRADLE BLANKETS at reduced
prices
BRIDAL, or HoNEY-C0MB QUILTS, large
enough for any bed. at 81 30 worth $3.50.
Great bargains In MARSElLLES QUILT TOT.
LET COVERS, SHEETINGS, and PILLOW
CASE C0TTOSS, TABLE-CLOTHs, TOW.
ELS, NAPKINS, and DOYLIEs. at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and Ills Main street.
PILL0W-CASE CoTT0NS and sHEETlNds
lower than ever.
Use CLARKE's COTTON, on the black spcols.