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New Orleans Republican., 1871-02-07
BORDEAUX.
Imposing Demonstration in fuv0r of the
Bordeaux cIRratioE
from Gulubetta.

BORDEAUX, February G.-The demcnstra.
ton day, in favor OF the Bordeaux gov
ernment and disnualifying the Paris de-
crecs was quite imposing. The prefect read
the following declaration from Gambetta:
Faithful to the programme Of the Ma
ton and of the freedom 70 arms as well as
to the ballot box, we are row occupied in a
council of war deiiberating upon tie neans
of protiting by the armistice.'
CremiCuX left last night for Paris.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-02-07

looNrNUED ON EIGHTH PAGE
New Orleans Republican., 1871-02-07
4 (:ENT, WANTED IN ALL PAKTS
CLted ,.a.es. to stli L. V. neforrs: q 20.
Aluminium Cold Jewelry.

Agent. ARE making s2oo 70 : 800 per week st!Er {
IRE aluminium JewelIy. THE brs: iinit":ion el god
ever in, reCuceG. II has the tN"r. '".or. "ncA =.
oIx,y, r.+aps and stands the test Of ~ ..cGc
ACIDS No one can tell il from gold Only "y ~esn1.
th,. Aluminium Cold lsinE about one-'.Hih lshte1
L. " Hetorest L Co are selling their goods for one
nth :he pric+ gold jewclrv Is sold Tor, and on
most liberal terms to ag-n's--ore- quarter cash,
balance IN thirty, sixty and Ninety days: we seno
r.rsou. wishing TO act agents fuIl ana COM
u.. =. assortment Of goods, consisting OF Seals.
bracelets Lockets Ladies and Gents Chains, Pms.
Kings Sleeve Buttons. Studs etc. for Sl"-Ss3 70
lie pad hen the goods are received the other 40
IL thirty. sixty and ninety days Parties w1siunE
10 ORDER sOo0s aud act as agents VIII address
L. DEFOREST x co.
.os arr q. ~ and ~ Broadway. New York
New Orleans Republican., 1871-02-07

Hearts ease-a ticket in the Louisiana
State Lottery.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-02-07
BERLIN.

Succeeding ExultatfOn Over
Fall Of Paris-Eunds Depressed-Inces-
SAINT .ExertiOn~ for Resumption of the
War-Plan to Reduce France to sub
mis-
New Orleans Republican., 1871-02-07
FOR SALE,

NOR SALE.-TIiREE HUNDRED TONS EkAN.
L in bulk. per Hat boat just arrived. at the TOO:
o.,Hla street. BUYERS VIII tint IL TO thciI ;0vil
.age 70 b. fore purchasing elsewhere; \
liberal deduction allowed those furnishing tieIr
own sacks. JESSE loUHhrh,
Peters
New Orleans Republican., 1871-02-07

Peach trees are in blossom at Bay St
Louis.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-02-07

ROOMS TO RENT-ONE OR TWO. FINE,
- large, airy, comfortably Furnished Rooms can
where the French and English languages are
sPoAen, and free from the annoyance Of children,
~ applying ct No. 32l 81. Ann street. corner o.
Het0iGny. The cars pass within . few doors Of
ste house. Terms very moderate oc30
New Orleans Republican., 1871-02-07
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT.-THE STORE NO. 81 CAMP
q Camp street Rent low; lease Of three years.
fe2 St
New Orleans Republican., 1871-02-07
CT. LOUIS HOTEL MASK BALLS.

CT. LOUIS HOTEL MASK BALLS.
A series Of SIX GRAND DRESS AND MASK BALLS
will be given in the spacious ball rooln Of the 81
Louis Hotel as follows
On SATURDAY, February II.
On MARDI GRAS February n.
On ST. JOSEPFS NIGHT, March ls.
These balls will be the continuation of the grand
entertainments given every year at the New Opera
House, where their order and decorum have rem
dered them Justly popular.
Jaeger's splendid Silver Cornet Band has bern
engaged for the whole series
The entrance to the ball room is on Royal street,
JUS. below the corner OF St. Louis.
Doors will open at P. II. Balls to commence at
10. Gentlemen 80 ladies' free.
Tickets can be had at the door on the night OF
the bail, at +. DumonteiPs confectionery corner
Canal and Bourbon streets iel72u,
New Orleans Republican., 1871-02-07
REMOVALS,

DEMOVAL-DR o. ANFOUX HAS REMOVED
II his office TO No. 2. Carondeet street up stairs,
nep- Canal .e7 :}nl cod
New Orleans Republican., 1871-02-07

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DVAE. /
Z YARD |
to the
ARD,
d Freret
et.
less with
rould eE-
patrons
ht years
continu'
|sGaassk. Gas an
rIFICIAbl
|)NE. also
bntld3pG'
how sills,
|,anque%
rs, arciI..
cial FreaE
NnOulico
! of build
timlnin&ssI
esitients
LIMB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29

NEW APOTHECARY ST ORE
In POJ.Ki MILfjER,a} BKUGj sTo RE. casIaa cnTnaeaa
Of 5th and Mxrsball streets, can be bad DHCnSS
aud MEnICINES Of the pgrest GusNassssse Nasssserip- %
t,ou. PHEsCklPTIOr CQMPOUNuEnH Ht'A
accuracy and neatness, and charges medessse' Gx
:, 80 -s-,s'o-..--~,- :. 4 POLK MuLEk,i
| T. -r.~ - ~ Formerly With Meade 2 BaSer
ar,..,,,,a7 .NNN aHd Pc what an r.. Uupuys
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LOCAL MATTERS,

INTERESTING MEETING OF TIE Rich MoAn:
TOBACCO MANUFATuRERs.-Ani informal
meeting Of the tobacco manufacturers of
Richmond was held last evening at ForPs
Hotel, for the purpose of considering the
tax on smoking and manufactured tobacco.
4. Kimball. Esq, and DIR. o. f. Pres.
brcy We're present the former the asses
sor OF the Internal Revenue Department.
and the latter the head and front Of the to !
bacco, tax department ut Washington.
These gentlemen have been untiring in
their efforts in behalf OF the tobacco man
ufacturing interests of Virginia, and
to them are the manufacturers In this
city particularly indebted. They visit
Richmond at this time, as well as Pc.
tersburg, Norfolk, Lynchburg, and
Danville to consult the mlnufac-
furers of each place as to their
views in relation to the tobacco tax, nearly
all of whom are desirOus that the tax
should be uniform, at "a cents per pound !;
and there seems to be a fair prospect that
such will be The result. IL ls not expected
that there will be formal meetings in either
Of the aboye-named cities, but that these
gentlemen will consult the views of the
manufacturers, and at as early day as
practicable report the result of their con-
sultations to the Secretary Of the Treasury.
The discussion was kept up with interest
until late hour; after which the meeting
adj urncd. IL is proper to state that all
the lending tobacco manufacturers Of Rich
mond were present OF represented.
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TFrOm thu IndianapOlie Journal, 21st.

SMoTuERED IN WHEAT BIN.-Alfrcd
A. Rose, lad of II years, son Of the head
miller in an Ogdeusburg Touring mill, met
his death by smotherin2 in a wheat bin
lately. The Ogdcnsburg Journal says: !,
s'phe wheat bins Of the mill are about
twenty feet deep, and it happened that
they were drawing grain from the one in
which young Rose lost his life at the time
of the accident. lie had gone to the mill
lott with some other boys. He jumped into
the bin for the purpose Of getting some
wheat, thinking TO climb out by a ladder
built upon the posts on one side OF
the bin, but was drawn into the cur
rent produced by the grain going
toward the spout from which the wheat
was. delivering. When the other lads saw
him disappear from sight they ran below
and gave the alarm. The spout was closed
at once, and some of the men ran up
to the loft and descended into tie bin, but
their search was unavailiDg. the lad hay-
ing disappeared from sight. Seeing the
difficulty, the spouts OH the opposite side
of the bin were opened, and about four
thousand bushels of wheat run out upon
the warehouse floor before the body was
recovered. The first thing discovered was
tip-end Of finger, when it was ascer-
tained that he was standing upright, with
both hands raised above his head. From
the time be disappeared under the grain
until his body was recovered was fully
twenty minutes, and life was entirely eX.
tinct. His mouth and nostrils were filled
with wheat. He was 4 tine, promising lad,
loved by all who knew him.
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CONVENTION OF .CoLoRED MEN AT CoLUM-
BIA.-A meeting Of coIored citizens of Viz
gnia was held in the United States Court
room at the Custom-house yesterday for
the purpose of appointing delegates to the
Convention Of Colorcd Men which will
meet in Columbia, S. c., on the 18th of Oc-
tober. There were very few persons in at
tendance.
John Oliver. of Richmond, was called to
the chair, and Dr.. j. III. Riddick was elected
secretary. ..-tl ...sr -.--..-t ....- ri.
A resolution, offered by Mr.. Beckley, of
Alexandria, inviting all white persons pre-
sent to participate in the meeting, was, af-
ter remarks in opposition by Messrs. Les.
ter and kiddick, laid on the table.
a motion was then agreed to, inviting
all colored men present to take part.
Wm. II. Lester and Landon Boyd were
chosen rs delegates ut large 10 represent
the colored people of Virginia in the Con.
Yention.
After some unimportaut proceedings the
meeting adjourned.
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"A CoLoRED SWELL ASPIRING FOR A ku.
KLUx Cincinnati, Septembcr2l.
\ colored man, representing himself TO
be DR.. William Wells Brown, Of Boston,
president OF the national association for the
spread of temperance aud night schools
among the freedmen Of the South, reached
here last uignt. He states that on Monday
afternoon he got off the railroad train at
Pleasureville, between GAINESVILLE and Lex
ington, and started TO 90 five miles In
the country to lecture to the freedmen.
On bis way he was surrounded by horse
men, who tied his hands, leading
him some distance, with the evident puT-
nose of hanging him. FINALLY they came 10
q house where man was suffering from de-
Iirium tremens, to whom he administered
MORPHINE, which he had with him, bring
inc instant relief ,sand claiming to Work
through the devil for the purpose OF taxing
advantage of the superstttlous fears ot ats
captors. This delayed matters, and all :Gut
one or two of the men went away, to re-
turn at 4 o'clock. Meanwhile the person
LEFT to guard him fell asleep, and the wife ei
.thesick man told him they were going 10
hang him, aud advised him to escape he
therefore started for the railroad, reacfed
it, and took the train for this city. lhfs l.
one of the most ridiculous absurditieS IN
the whole collection OF kuklux romances.
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FINE NEW BUILDING ON MArr srv,
Messrs. James III. TAYLOR s, SON nnn- Ell
.pr Inc estate of Jos. Allen, have undertaren
Inc erection of q splendid building on ua1Ia tIa
ste OF lne old American Hotel. Corner ~
naln ana llth streets. Workman ha,,a -,
Deen ior TWO weeks engaged in eycava,ir,, liz
:or Inc foundation, and the work Of bmiiGe
inS VIII soon be commenced. The bo,,Sa
mnl oe nity teet front, one hundred and for,
iy-elght feet deep, and four stories in % hoiaTt ,G
lt Is proposed to make it substantial 80 ,'
piete IN Its appointments, aud of yery ornd- Ni
men : exterior. The architect is Can't. a
When finished the new buildina, ui,i h
immediately occupied by the enternrs,n;,
dry goods house of Levy Brothers. ;In,' ~
deed 1t Is erected at the instance of thio
firm, and will he particularly adapted to
thelr large and increasing business. They
have leased it for ten years.
The citizens of Richmond have watched
with peculiar pleasure the onward. I'M.
town march Of the Levys. Unlike revoli,.
tlous. they never move backwards. and
theirs rs one of the few rolling stones thai
gather moss. We hope to see them soor
comfortably settled in their new and com
modlous quartcrs, and their regiment o.
employees and aimy Of customers, throng
ing the doors in search of cheap goods, viii
nuke Main street, between 10th and fifth. .
scene Of busy life that will cheer the heart,
of all believers in kichmond's prosperou.
hereafter. ...r....
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Wbsaa l1IGLicH CoURr, TaURspxr-.,zasesasZ N
disnosdpdy nss dpdyss1ai'g.-The following cases were
s,,, yIhes ItIn Allen (coloredl, charged win as
.Inna. ssng, apusfng, and threatenins pstr;cL
and his children. seeurity rso,,ires n.f.e
III Mie sne sum OF $50 fortbree months '4uhe eu
ohna,s hnnls Edwards (coloredl, CHARGED with
a,1oslng a,o The child Of W. 3. Hersnan Siad snd
;a,o s,o creating disturbance on the iot sna ad
}Snins the residence of tue @ said IIg HerS loo az
f'ned y, and admonished. - 's'iis'a. s''lsu
, Sonn starke (colored). CHARGED wifi
aa99;n1ssing a9;1sg and threatening the lie, Of M Tana .
ms,illams, and Jane Williams, charged ed witt vIrs
ssteus3lng and threatening to assault .John Tisr
ssarke. Ssa Security required In the sum NUT ~
Iva Evan Jackson (colored), charged with
oo,sdsl'.sslog ord on the premises of Anna Rich.
Gsinna aids9n tor the purpose Of assauIting Mary
niaines, iaa, and using abusive and ecaI,daInny
sansuase s III the street. Bound: over hs in Shs
SUN OF sl0O for three months. - ~ 'ne
n,,f,;a hxan jackson (colored), charged with
pu,Ilns down Edmund Richardson,s fanca mr.n
anu ao aiso breaking down his cate. RAM; ;T";
o'ef IN the sum of 500 for three n,onths n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29

The New COUNCIL CHAMBER.-The new
Council Chamber, IN Washington Hall, Is
fast approaching completion, and will be
ready for occupation on Monday evening,
when the regular meeting of the Council
will be held. The room is quite commodi-
Gus, and the members will be made more
comfortable in every respect in their new
quarters than heretofore. A handsome
new carpet has been purchased by the COM
mittee for the inside, and outside the rail-.
ing considerable part OF the room set
apart for spectators ,b Is neatly covered with
the old Council Chamber have been re.
moved to the new, and the committee have
been careful In all other respects to render
the expense of the change as small rs pvs-
sible. -..
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Tbs CASE OF DR. STREckER.-In the
Ilustiags Court yesterday this case was
called for trial. judge w. w. Crump ap-
peared as counsel for the accused, and
moved that the case bc rcmanded to the
Police Justice for his examination. This
motion was overruled by Judge Guigon on
the ground that the Court of Appeals had
decided that in case Of felony, where the
grand jury had found a "true bill," an eX-
animation before q justice of the peace was
not necessary. Judge Crunp then moved
that nolle prosequi be entered in the case.
This motion was also overruIed, and the
case was then continued until Monday
next, and the accused again bailed in the
sum Of $4,000. with Mcssrs. j. II. Chil.lrcy
and T.. y. NOlting us surety, -,-
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JOE PRlNTING.-We call the attention OF mer'
chauts clerks OF courts, sherlffs, lawyers, rail-
road steamship and canal officers aud agents, aud
I'll others having crderu for printing, to the facin.
ties offered at the DIsPATcH PRINTING EsT1B-
LIsHMENT Tor the prompt and faithful execution
Of oil kinds Of job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards Sill-Heads, Letter-Heada.
Programmes. Bali Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-BilJ, Cstalcguea, Bills of Fare, Show.
Bills, Checks, DTafte, &C., &C., &C. Satisfaction
guaranteed. .ra-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29

Mrs. !. EELLE Fox, Of Manchester, go loo 9
aud fAyorabIy known 10 our citizens as an in
ptructrcss IN the elementary aud higher branches
of English, French, Latin. and Music, will re-
sumo the duties OF her school on Monday, October
Cd, and we bespeah ior her the liberal patronage
of alI old rr!cuds md mzny new ones. With such
teachers 1t our d. ors, need Of sending children
from, ou or ertaiuins fears for their mental
or moral training. ~.gg =HEU So 1t -
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CAMPAIGN oTEs.--The Conservative
voters CT Matoaca township will be adj
dressed at Matoaco on Saturday at o'clock
p. NJ, and at Ettrick's ut s o'clock p. H.,
by MesSrs. CloptOn, AmberS, Wake, and
others. ...
ON The 7th of October the Spartan Band
of Manchester entertain their rural friends.
There Will be an immense mass meeting.
Four clubs will be formed, and measures
adopted locking TO the perfect organization
OF the party. Canyassers are to be ap-
pointed for each road district. Put none
but working men on guard. Every man
must register aud vote. i @".-
The TRAVEL TO RIcHMoND.--The trestle-
work for the James river bridge, built to
haul stone and other material used in the
construction OF the piers, is now completed
to the Richmond side, and q great many
persons have availed themselves Of the cp-
portunity of passing over. A competent
force is engaged, and Mr.. Vickers seems
determined, if possible, to finish the stone
work before the weather becomes so cold
US t. neceSsitate suspension of work. The
completion of the entire structure, as per
contract, seems now to be foregone con.
cluslOn. .,t !s..aa =
PROJECTED IaPROvEMENTs.-Att the next
meeting OF the Trustees it is believed that
action will be taken in regard to building
Of the hall over the market-house, paving
Sth and 18th streets, and paving the streets
(not now paved leading to the churches.
We are also informed that lamps will be
placed in front OF each of the places of
worship. ~.
LAND SALEs.-Sales cf lots In various
portions OF the town at good prices con.
tinue. and the demand for eligible sites
is still great. New buildings are in pro.
gress on Hull street, near 11th; Decatur,
near 9th, and in, various portions of bott,
the new and old districts.Ias@ ~ III
PUBLIC ScHooLs.-Those townships which
have not already elected teachers elect to-
morrow, and the sessions of all schools al
ready formed will commence on Monday,
October I'd. yE.1r ...,s.c.s
POLICE NEws.-The trial Of the Messrs.
Moore for an assault on j. 81. Waymack
will take place before Justice Chiles this
morning. 1t Is reported that Archer Dyer,
a very important witness in the case, has.
left for Baltimore. -s" ed ~ -}4ig
:. CATTLE KILLED. D.-The down freight, Rich
mond and Danyille railroad, on yesterday
morning, near Rockdeld, run over and
killed fine cow and Yearling, the property
OF DR.. Z. Archer, of this place. -, -,
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TEMPERANCE SKRMoS.-Rey. Henry Wall,
DID,, will deliver sermon on the subject
OF temperance on Sunday evening next ut
St. Joints Chulch. This appointment is
in accordance with a purpose of the tenn
perancc men Of Church and Union Hills to
request the pastors OF The various churches
in The eastern part OF. the city to aid them
in the good work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29

The attractions at the DOLLAR STORE arc sttlI
decreasing. ame,a the numerous artic!es we
nave ahesdy called the atteaton Of our readers 10
we IND full line OF real hair cucls al elegant 40.
sortmert u clocks, q new assortment Of black
walnut desks, wIk-boxes, shelves, hat
racks, and very attractive lire Of sIlver-platcd
ware, Including cake baskets, mugu aud gobiets.
hTe bottle castnrs, walters, Sc. 49,, t.l,9,
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COMING TO RIcHMoNp.--Mr. Jos. Heacock.
of Gloversyille, N. Y, has disposed of his
property there and will remove to Rich.
mond with view to engaging in cotton
manufacture. The Gloversville Democrat
speaks OF him ~ a .'worthy g and much.
esteemed citizen" He will be cordially
welcomed to Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29

PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING.-Thers
will be a public temperance meeting held
at Clay. street NJ. Z. Church, under the
auspices of Richmond Section, No.. 2, L. o..
Cadets of Honor and Temperance, on next
Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock. Rev. DR..
Burrows, Rev. Messrs. Garland, Cranberry,
Peterson, and Mr.. Thos. 3. Hicks, presi-
dent of the Order, Will address. the meet
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A!UCTKUrgaEEs TssnAY.

dAMiHs Bk0WP viii sell at 10 o'cio. K d large
ana varied sssartmant or dry gods, groceries
q hardware, &c. .sg.e rly -
,'J. Sooh g g LAUGHToN win cell nj 10 O'Clock, Gu.
u perb parlor and chamber furniture. Also III
eight or Ten horsepower eDglrc, SC. ,as
W. G.. FLOURRcY wilise,l at l2 O'Clock. a VA,
Z uab!e farm In Chesterfield.
.. Il. APPERSuN viii sell at4 o'clock vaua.
bic farm on the Meadow u ridge road
GhUBB5 & WILLIAMS will sell at S 0, clock IN,
Union Ho.ei,'' on 7th street, ear The Theatre
A. G. PULU1A d will sell at IL O'Clock furniture
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29

AN OLD HAIR TRUNK.-Policeman Gre
CORY found an old hair trunk on Wednes-
day night near the corner of 9th and Broad
streets. 1t contained lot OF old books,
papers, and other articles of little appa-
rent value; all Of which are at the station
house for identification.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29

AN INVENTION PoR THE BENEFIT OF To-
BAccoNlsTs.-Mr. Jos. Delarue, Of this city,
has recently invented machine for cancel
ling and cutting internal revenue stamps,
which, if generally used, must save tobacco
manufacturers good deal of labor and eX-
pense. The stamps are cut and cancelled
by one movement OF the hand at the rate Of
about 10 minute, and the machine is not
easily put out OF gear. Messrs. +. w.
Brown and Jos. Delarue ore the patentees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29

ASSAULT ON THE HIGHwAY.-AG few nights
ago, as Mr. Rowland Thompson, who lives
in Henrico. was riding home from market
by the Williamsburg road, he was assailed
bf party Of negroes, and ordered to halt.
He refused to do so, and put spurs to his
horse. A v0lley OF stones followed, and
some OF them hitting him on the back
hurt him considerably. A negro who was
riding with him escaped uninjured,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29

The hne establishment OF q. b REES afosds
the public ever rsthing that they eau ask In . Pho
tograph Gallery. He assuress all that be Is ready
10 serve them In his line, snd what he has doac. Is
surety enough ZOE whist he VIII de. Go 20 the old
reliable, Prices reasonable. 81 81 - /
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT.oFr1cE, SEPT. 2S.-
Hiram Oliver, care Z. g.. Williams & Co.;
DIR. George w. Mcfarland, Dayton, Va;
r, S, billiard, Nottoway Courthouse, Va;
Thomas G. Goodwin, Fincastle, Va; Capt.
q. w, Allen, richmond.
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PERsoNAL.-The Hon. Jefferson Davis has
been in the city for some days, and is stop
ming at l61 st. Paul street. He Is here at
tending to his insurance business. Mr. ).
Davis is enjoying excellent health, and it ts
understood win reside m Baitimore.-RdI-
imore Sun. ".ss7
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w ~. mentioned In our last that .Mr, FRSYsRR
naa W, opened new Photographic establishment ID
nienmono, va. We arc now In receipt or some
,s,a p'ss OF MS work, which are very fne. Every.
",.a. .aS aVoat 'Esn z very hns-pos.ns, ngiitinE.
TSan sA enscss, printing. toning, and mounting.
3D. ddtlos, that great excellence. nao
OF tfetn.-N 2, photographic Bui,stfn. 1EsssS
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC ScHooLs.-srAnKE
Y kYLAsD, kichmond, Va, sgents for tho pub
lshers, are receivIag large supplies of Webster's
aicuonaEies and the spencerian copy-books,
Which VIII be sold 10 The public schools at :. con.
lract prices" Early orders are collected.
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& TIME lis snoNEr.-This oid.simsd AXIOM y
apt:y iliussr.ted In the use Of DooLxY's YK1rr
PowDEn. It's wen known that thetomm6n pfo-
cess OF raising douEh is ssoH ons, and offsd q.
tended with unsayorabIe rssaits from tbs asesuf
poor oasers' yeast and improper hast. Wish
pooley's Yeast porder The best or rolls biscuits,
corn cakes ETC., can be msde III the short space Of
ten minutes. and uniform success VIII certatnsy
saeodttsu This is owinS to It's purity ,sssensth
aEo tns care With wbici, IL is manuEsetsrsds DOc.
Ley BROTHER, % EoY street, New FORK, rro-
pftetors. For sale by all grocers. - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29

= ne recent ale at REEs's Gllcry afforded him /,
an a., opportunity Of sdd'ns msny improvements.
me numerous friends will dnd that he has neg
lectea nothing that is necessary to = nrst-ciass
establishment. - .,-.gs.,