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POLICE Court, THURsDAY-Justice j. j.
White presiding. following cases were

! POLICE Court, THURsDAY-Justice j.
Whiie presiding. The following cases wer
| disposed Of: a@''l i't1
Sallie. Jackson (colored), unlawfully as
saultlng and beating the son of C.. II. Bull
lngton. Fined S., and bound over to KEEP
the peace. 1a'' M
John w. Burlington, unlawfully assault
ing, and beating, and striking with stone,
Sallie Jackson. Fined So 30. So -. ~
Georgianna Smith (colored), using indie
cent language and CT eating disturbance In
the street. Fined 90.
Lewis Rose (colored), unlawfully and felo-
niously taking and stealing one trunk,
valued at 800, the property of ---. Con-
tinued until the 10Th. ..,. .,...s.....,.,
Susan Peasants, alias Mosby (colored),
old offender, drunk and trespassing upon
the premises of James Mccarthy fined 81
for getting drunk. .. .....I.s -.
John cambridge (colored), feloniously
Stealing and carrying away one pocket
book, containing $3.50 in United States
currency, one check for the payment of
S51, one check for the payment of S21 81,
and one check for the payment of $40
continued until tomorrow at II O'Clock,
on account of the absence of witnesses.
James Robinson, charged with being a
suspicious character, vagrant, and hay
ing no visible means of support held Tor
information concerning him.
Israel Dabney (colored), fined 81 for
striking VIM. FL. Powell {colored).
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>IDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1871.

] LOVE OF INFECTION OF THE R1CHHoFl
AND DANvILLE RAlLg0AD.-Thisw week tn,
examining Committee OF the Richmond
anu Danville railroad made their seni.an
nual inspection of the track, ROADWAY fln
pots. and bridges, of the COMPANY. 'Tbs
members Of the committee making The
tour were Messrs. VIM. B. Isaacs. Thns
u. Neal, BIZ. Garrett, and r. y. Gaines
Ihey were accompanied by the following
invited guests: Hon. Geo. Rye, State Tres.
surer; Col: T. M. R. Talcott, chief enoi.
neer Richmond and Danville railroad !: Col
d. Y. Cabell, David I.Burr, Thomas n
De Witt, Capt. John A. Sloan, Geo. 8. pal.
mer, A. 6. Jeffress, P. Fl. starke; J. F.
Gibson, of the Southern Express Com.
pany; Mr.. McPhail, and Daniel Danchert.
of Hagerstown, Md. ~ 9-Er =
The party left here on Tuesday morning.
ana as the train ran on schedule time, they
reached Danvile about the usual hour.
Here they were entertained most sumptu-
ously by Col. w. T. Sutherlin, and several
oil the eXcursionists spent the night at his
hospltablc residence others did their
sleeping IN fine Pullman chr, which &C,
companied the train. On Wednesday morn.
ing they started for Greensboro. taking
with them two carloads of the ladies and
gentlemen of Danvlle, and reaching Green's
borO' safely, brought them back the same
day. Pushing right on, the committee and
their Richmond guests arrived here about
10 O'Clock on Wednesday night.
The chairman Of the committee reports
that the result of their examination was
perfectly satisfactory. The track is in re-
markaby good condition, considering the
small force that has been employed to keep
1t i'll repair, and the committee are of opin-
ion that. with one exception. it is the
smoothest road in this country. The
bridges are in good order, the depots
Clearly, and the cars run well. The speed
of the train OIL their return was, on an
average, about thirty miles an hour. The
report OF the committee will recommend
several improvements, but make no com
plants.
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in. They claim exemption from tax OH
capital on the ground that the same belongs
to the insurance branch Of the business.
The supervisor is instructed that il the
company has in the past used, or is row
Using. any portion of its subscribed and
paid-iu capital in the business of banking,
1t is liable to tax Of one twenty-fourth of
one per cent. upon all amounts so used,
without reference to what 1t may consider
its capital TO be. The company Is held liza
bic to q tax on its deposits from the date OF
its organization. Respecting the liability
OF the company to penalties for failure to
render proper returns Of its deposits, and
also Of its capital, provided it shall appear
that it has used n portion thereof in bank
ing, the question will not be determined
until further evidence Is produced az to
their intent.
In the case Of the State Bank Of Virginia,
which had been required by the supervisor
to show cause why penalties should not be
imposed for emitting to render returns Of
tax due on its business since 1t commenced
in July, 1870, the fact being shown that the
course of the bank had been one Of miSap-
prehenSion, arising from the official action
Of previous internal revenue assessor, the
Commissioner writes that the Office is not
disposed TO insist upon the addition of a
general penalty against this bank, leaving
the case to he determined after general in.
vestigation, which is being made in the
premises.
TEcREAsE OF NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL.
WAsHINGToNs April 2G.-The increase of
the capital Of the national banks since the
passage of the act of July IL. 1870, autho-
-rizing Sd, 0O0,000 additional bank circula-
ton, has been ZIG, S95, 100, and the increase
of national bank circulation from the same.
period has been S15 ,207 900. OF this capt.
tai 81 300, 600 have been used in the estab-
lishment Of two national gold banks-one
in San Francisco, employing Sl.000,000 !
and the other in Boston, employing S300, 0G0.i
GENERAL NEWS. >'.s
The officers of the Young Mems Christian
Association ofWashington city are looking
about them with view to the accommodate
ton of the one thousand delegates expected
there to the great convention on the oath Of
May next. They have invited the co-ope-
ration of the pastors OF the various churches
OF the District. and will urge upon the
Christian community to open their houses
to the expected strangers. The association
will hold union prayer-meetines for ten
days prior to the convention, commencing
with a twelve hours meeting ut Lincoln
Hall, on Monday, the 18th proXimo. and
including open-air services ut prominent
points in the city.
Three hundred and sixty thousand dol
lars subscribed TO the new loan OH Wcdnes-
day.
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SCHOOL, POPULATION OF RICHMOND The
following statement now first published)
shows the number Of persons between the
ages OF five and twenty-one years in each
OF the old wards of the city according to
the census of 1870:
MarshaH.-White, 1903 colored, S24-
total 1,917. There are 80 white and Il CO.
!ored persons just twenty-one years of age
In this ward.
Jeferson.-White, 2,5O5; colored, 1,9u-
total, 1, 446. AT the age of twenty-one there
are AS white and LA colOred.
Madison.--White, 1882 colored, 1867
total, 1858. At the age of twenty-one there
are 105 white and 70 colored.
Monroe;-White, 2,7o3; colored, 2,2s1-
total, 4,9S4. AT the age of twenty-one there
are 1873 white and 1GS colored.
Ctay.-Whitp, 1901 ); colored, SG2-total,
2,066. AT the age of twenty-one there are
45 white and 43 colorcd.
The total school population of Rich
mond may he put down in round numbers
ut Is, 900.
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To DYsPEPTICS.-We do not agree to cure you.
but from careful analysis OF Dooley's Yeast
Powder We can safely recommend 1t as producing
nutritious, light, healthy bread, biscuits, rolls,
&C., which can be eaten with impunity and rel
lshed by the most sensitive invalid. These facts
we can substantlate, from practical observations,
and with the knowledge that no injurious sub
stances whatever enter into the composition OF
Dooley's YEAST Powder. Grocers everywhere
keep 1t. DooLEY s. BROTHER, Manufacturers,
90 New street, New York. .... ......
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THE LATE INFANTICIDE CAsE IN THE THIRD
WARD.-The case of Sally Williams (col-
ored), who was charged with destroying the
life of her newly-born infant child by throw
ing it into sink on the morning of the 1st
of April, was heard before Justice White
yesterday morning, and the woman sent on
to the special grand jury of the Hastings
Court tor next Monday. 1t will be remem-
bered that she was living on Sd street, be-
tween Clay and Leigh. A full account OF
the affair was published in the Dispatch on
the Sd Of April, since which time the woman
has been in the city Jail.
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THE TURF.-A match race for sl5O, mile
and repeat, took place at the Agricultural
Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon, and was
attended by large number of those fond OF
such sport. VIM. Walls entered w. III.
Ledley's sorrel stallion Eutaw, to wagon,
and j. Carrier entered j. c. Smiths geld
ing Jim Fisk, to harness. Eutaw won in
two straight heats. Time, 2:42 and 2:44
Ledey now offers to trot Eutaw against
Fisk or any other Virginia nag in mile
heats, best three in five to take the stakes
He proposes soon to send the stallion
North
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WATKINS 4 BRO. have on hand = large lot OF
very superior Cry oak and pine wood, always I'M
der shelter-ihe very best article OF fuel for coo k
ing and kndlng that can be found in the city. All
kinds saved and split; also, long wood. Prices
moderate. Office, Woods drug store, corner eth
and Main streets. Fl. w. WATKINS, Agent.
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THE Hours Of Mahomets paradise are de-
scribed In the Koran as beautiful creatures, made
Of milk and musk, and fragrant as lovely; but
three drops OF phalon's new fragrant perfume,
Love You, on the handkerchief Of mortal maid
en-, will surround her with such al atmosphere o.
delicious perfume as never was dreamed OF By
prophet or poet In Araby the Blest. Sold by III
cru
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THE PLAcR.-The place where you can nnd
everything In the way of gentiemen's furnishing
goods is at No. 1900 Main street. and the proprie-
tors are +. b. SPENCE & soS. For cloths, csssf-
meres. and vestngs 50 variety OF style and Of all
colors and shades of color, and for good cutters
and excellent workmen, 1850 Main street Is the
place. e. B. SPENCE q SoS's stock OF ready.
made clothing cannot be beat rs TO quality vsrie.
ty and price. ~ - ~ - i.''
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PRICES have been REDUCED to suit the times. II

The worst coughs yield, as II by magic, to the
wonderful curative powers Of DIR. PIERcE's Alt.
Ext, or Golden Medical Discovery. 1t also sur
passes anything else ever before discovered for the
cure of pinples, blotches and rashes on the FACE
also, for eIysipelas, salt rheum and all SKIN ano
scrofuious diseases. Sold by all druggists Send
address to DIR. K. V. PIERCE, Buhalos New YORK
for pamphlet. +........ .ssi+ls .ssEx,e3
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Col. SPAuLDING ACQUITTED. I'm the Hus-
tings Court yesterday Col. Joseph Spauld-
ing was put on trial on an indictment for
attempting TO pack the Chahoon jury. At
ter full hearing of the evidence and argll-
ment Of counsel, the jury retired, and NJ
most Immediately returned verdict OF
:. not guilty" Col. Spaulding was there
upon discharged. ......... ,.,, ..s......h
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BRITIsH Consul, FOR TIRGINIA.--The Otii-
cial papers of, the appointment OF Harry
Rainals rs British consul for the State, oil
Virginia by her Majesty Queen Victoria
have been received at the Executive office
in this city, with an offer from the consul
to submit an exequator, in recognition 'oi
the appointment. t,t't.'',
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Skating at Assembly Han q. 4:soP. N.

EPrCuREs, ATrEyT1oH.-PLxDo7 q JACK.
SON, sl7 Broad street. would can your attention TO
the prepared salad-dressing they have for sale.
For al kinds OF salads 1t Is preeminent. They
have also the celebrated Bengal Chutna, d supe-
perior condimens for hot or cold meats, soups,
&c. They have a large assortment ofpickles,
olives, salad oils, &C, .r. t,ssss ts ,,s,,g9t ..
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HARPER's WEEKLY AND FRANK LEsLIE's
ILLUSTRATED PAPERS for this week have
been rec eived from Ellyson IL Taylor, book.
sellers and news-dealers, No. ZIG Mair
street. IIarper's has fine map of the city
of New York from Il balloon, besides other
interesting cuts,
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CIRCUIT Court OF HENRIco-Judge y. Il.
Weltord.-This court has been in session
since Monday last, but has transacted no
business of public interest,
The case of the Commonwealth vs.. the
negro Allen, indicted for burglary, will be
tried this morning at 10 o'clock,
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MEETING OF COMMISSIONED OFFIcERs.-A
meeting of the gentlemen elected commits
stoned officers in the military companies re.
Gently organized here will be held at
O'Clock this evening at Ills Main street.
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A SUPPOSED DEsERTER.-At a late hour
on "Wednesday night policeman Koch was
attracted by a young man OF suspicious
appearance wandering up and down Main
street examining the sigl,s over the various
stores from 9th to l2th streets. Returning
to the 9th street hydrant, he took q drink
of water, after which the officer asked him
where he was from aud what his business
ut so late IN hour, and under such suSpi-
cious circumstances. He stated that he in
tended paying visit Oh I'd street, and that
he was from New York. BY this time the
officer deemed it eNpedient to take him in
charge, and escorted him to the Second
statiOn-house, where he stated to Captain
Seal that he was discharged United States
soldier, and had been in the South on duty,
but had lost his discharge papers. The
case was heard before Justice White yes
terday, who decided to hold him awhile
until something definite could he ascer-
tained concerning him.
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The ALMsHousE- Visit of the Committee
for Relief Of the Poor observation-disclosures.
William Jinkins (chairman), Nj. l.. Straus,
l., Wagner, and John Fl. Greanor, from the
Committee for the Relief of the Poor, ac-
companied by Mr.. Thomas II. Wynne, OF
the Council, and representatives of the
Richmond press, visited the Almshouse
yesterday about hah-past 3 O'Clock. and
were shown through the white and colored
departments in each building, accompanied
by Superintendent Bigger, Assistant Super
intendent Epps, and Drs. Cullen and Whar.
ton. Their tour of inspection being ended,
to bis dining-room. where delightful re.
past was spread, which was enjoyed exten-
syely by those present. The. Dispatch q
few days ago gave IN account of the pre-
sent condition of this well-managed insti'
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A Fellow CAUGHT PLAYING REVENUE
OFFlCER.-Among the ways of turning Il
dishonest penny, more common north than
here, is that of playing detective orrevenue
officer, with view TO eXtorting money
from the unwary. Jim Tyrer is the pioneer
in the business here, and he has more than
once played the game with no little sue
cess, though by no means smart fellow.
A year or more ago he passed himself oil
for no les parsonage than Captain Jim
Tyler, oil the city police, and again, was
caught parading Rockets with the old
fashioned po!iceman's star OH his breast.
His last essay was in the role OF an unap-
proarllable deputy collector of internal
revenue. In this honorable capacity he
made his appearance at the grocery of Mrs.
Sticker, in Sidney. and demanded of that
lady five dollars rs the amount she owed
the United States for carrying on her bust.
ness. Mrs. Stickler paid the money, and
Tyrer pockcted it, promising to bring the
license on the next day. Failing to put in
IN appearance then, the lady informed Col
lector burgess of the circumstances, and
Detectives Craddock and Parker soon
had the bogus officer in their clutches
He spent Wednesday night in Jail, and on
yesterday was brought before United States
Commissioner peasants, when. failing to
produce bail to the amount of one thousand
dollars, he was remanded until Monday,
when The case will be fully investigated.
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Corn-cob Pipes-the understanding pipe IN
the world-at the cigar store corner OF llth anu
Main streets. ..- ..
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THE CITY CENTRAL CoMaITTEE.-A meet
ING OF the City Executive Committee of
the Conservative party is called this even
ing, at the rooms of the Chamber of Com
merce, ut o'clock, for the purpose of
speedily organizing.
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MnITARY.-The Richmond Grays have
their first drill at Old Market Hall to.
night. .... ...
The Walker Light Guard drill ut Old
Market Hall Tomorrow night, unless some
other place is designated in to-morrow's
paper.
The meeting of commissioned officers will
take place at lila Main street tonight.
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REGIsrRAT1oE BooKs.-Mr. Jnkins, clerk
OF the Hastings Court, received yesterday
from the Secretary of the Commonwealth
the books and papers for tho use of the reg
lstrars in this city next week. The clerk
requests the registrars to call and get their
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COMPANY ga" FIFTEENTH REGIMENT
will meet at Springfield Hall tonight at S
O'Clock, to consider the propricty of reor-
ganizing the old company.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On oil public or prtrate sales Of Real Estats
'n"de 6ef'oeen the lsfot January and the 1st ~
'JuiHtte purchasers pay He tares for the pre-.
sent year; bit on all saLes betnoee,a the first
- day Of July and the last day Of December the
se}Isr 11uuy fben, -.
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HEAVY BUsINEss.-Since the 9Th of April
the Hastings Court has disposed of nine
cases of felony and lwenty-siX eases oil
mlsdemeanor, besides transacting a large
amount of civil business.
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GRAND JURORS OF THE CoUNTY.-The
following is the list of grand jurors drawn
for the May term Of the Henrico County
Court, which begins OH Monday next:
Tuckahoc o'rnship.-Miles Duval, r. NJ.
Turner, E. &. ginbothum, A. j. Jones,
S. A. Thorpe, Z. ii. Turpin.
Brookland Toaonship.-Jas. D. Mosby, f.
w. Chamberlayne, A. Warwick, Jr.. John
w. Gordon, John i. GlaZebrook, John w
Tignor.
tasrfel 4l,; Io'cnshtp: - Bernard l,G schaaf'
Chas. L. Anderson, JAS. ". Otey, q. V,
Brown. ..
Varina To,rnship.--Joshua Lamson,
Lewis l.. Gum, Martin Lochnane, Law.
renee IL. Herbert, A. Brown, George L
Drinker. .. r.
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MOTHERS should go TO RECESS with their little
cherubs before the warm weather comes on and
have their pictures taken. They cannot get better
likeness anywhere. +.
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Skating Saturday morning ut 10.

Lone Jack. Brown Dick, Durham, and all other
first class brands OF Smoking Tobacco, at the cor
ner OF 18th and Main streets.
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No wood for kindling and cooking excels ours.
Engine, smiths, and CRATE coalAthe best and
cheapest. Anthracite. lowest price. nt1IF a
J. B. WATKINS, I'LL Main street.
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HIBERNIAN SoCIETY.-This society will
meet this evening ut S o'clock at the hall OF
the Catholic Beneficial Society.
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All the i.oral novelties OF the season are offered
at low rates by JOHN MORTON, Florist corner OF
Main ar. Reservoir streets. 'f''
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..auias are particularly invited to call and ex.
a.@lnc the Vapor Stove at 500 Broad street. ~
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Tie Vapor Stove on exhibition at MoUNTcAs-
TLn'S, $50 Broad street.
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A few copies Of the pamphlet containing full ac-
counts Of the calsmity at the Capitols may be had
of ELLYsoN g. TAYLOR, l1ls Main street.
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-CrRcU1T CoURT OF R1cHMoNp. court
will meet on Monday next. The Jurors
whose names were published in. this paper
u few days ago were for this court,
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j. c. PAGE, DR., has large lot Of Congress gait
ers for ladies at about half price. . -
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skating ut Assembly Hall at 1890 p. ii.

Strawberry Twist, Dianora, Wine Sap, King
Bee, and other choice brands OF Chewing Tobacco
\, the cigar store corner or Main and 18th str eets
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COOK i LAUGHToN will sell st lOh A NJ, at
, the corner OF 18th and Broad streets, horsez,
wsgonz, harness, Iron ware, &c.
". G DUN WIN sell at P. AZ. brick tenement
No, sO4 On the north side of Leigh street, west
Of Brook avenue. 1..
COOK. x LAUGHT will sell at 10 A. NJ
Fl plano, Frsnch.plate mirrors, furniture, &c.
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,--rI Ut. AN n"tN TIT Ap'll. I'E
....... N.. u..f.w!uiIurat prfsr u. prrscps,
.-.-.r.., e.. -lur,. ar k.:y i"r AL, wi h.m ia,
IS, Ii.... 20. tue cay OF Hlrh,au, Il. any
... ..r.;aa. r,uftjp,. cam prem" >uir ga.
...I. si..ti> 90! turl,-uiinr Exceeding
49, .E ,.t- barrels. vi lily gallons each
~. a. a.sl4Nful L. kvyr Tor -.,lc. or ,il
s.s, rr.sli rafhuu OIL. ktruS,fI", OF ulher
SIS. g. n.. l...IutHal;n. nr!,ns.s Ui coal rock
r.. ,t,. tNrau1luu sli,.I, r.s,i. ed oil ms
..f .3r, l.. OF one. hundred and len
.... ., J.. 'Tiaul.,jt. according L. the Iu,Ii, Il
A.. ..r.rf., A. Of JIha Tay!Nhuc IS *.
SIS. T.. his nurH uu The SAINT. and IL shall
+. ...,',aL ,..pa any q,Ilal!ty 81 said articles.
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Everybody call and see the greatest Stove out at
$40 BrOad street 49, - ~ --.--
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Street cars pass MoRroN's Flower Garden,
corner or Main and Reservoir streets, every i've
m e.
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A full line Of children's shoes at PAGES, the
most OF which are very superior.
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observation-disclosures, Walker. has ap-
pointed w. It. Allen notary public for the
city Of Richmond.
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NJ fue. Ior cooking excels our soft coke. Try #.
... j. b. WATKINS I'LL Main street.
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PROFESSIONAL. CARDS.

y u. SMITH, SIR, NOTARY PUBLIC
H. so ACCOUNTANT, has renewed his
80. st..a il!It. !0ll Main atr, 81 up stairs, OPP
.. lt III. post. u!Iis T. III siearuas Block.
f....'t a.. Ailidayiis. and ACnnuwed smtats
. ".rl. accuracy anal dispatch on moderate
2. ..... I.rr.r l. noted and cNiun,rj.
.. written az aui h.iIHcad, and all kinds OF
.'...s.. and copying done well and IN iaN"rabt
...... apo 81