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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-23

POLICE Court, WEDNEsDAY.-JusticeJ j. j
White presiding. following cases were
disposed Of:
Bob Scott (colored), drunk and disorder
", was fined y.
Isaac Brown (colored), for assaulting and
beating his wife, Sarah Brown, was fneG
$3.50. s.-.. !,
James Austin, charged with being va
grant and suspicious character, was dis
charged with an admonition.
Emma Gray, cyprian, was charged with
abusing ana threatening Pauline Hayes, and
Pauline with abusing and threatening
Emma Gray. Pauline was fined IS, Emma
80, and both parties required to give So
curity to keep the peace. tgW sflaas
Maud Stewart, fighting Lena Mallory, and
Lena for striking Maud. Maud was fined
$40 and Lena 81 3d. ,ss sals.ia 81
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INTERNAL REVENUE CAsEs.-The follow.
Ing cases were disposed Of ON yesterday by
limited States Commissioner Shields:
G. F. Marable, of Chesterfield county,
charged with selling liquor without having
paid the United States special tax, was re.
CURED to give security in the sum of $500
for his appearance before the grand jury on
the Sd day of April. -
George P. Perry was bailed In the sum Of
$500 for his appearance before the United
states District Court, onthe Sd day of April,
business Of distiller without having O
license, as required by the internal revenue
law. = - LII -
A. G. Foster, of Chesterfield county,
charged with being an Illicit distiller, was
dismissed, the evidence not sustaining the
charge.
John S. Grimsley, arrested on bench
warrant, was bailed to appear on the 3D.
day Of April in the sum of $500.
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AQUAKER WEDDING-Ho1o the Ceremony
is Performed event seldom witnessed
in this portion OF Virginia took place in
this city yesterday. 1t was what is usually
called by persons unconnected with the
denomination ga Quaker wedding" AS
perhaps not one In one thousand Of our
readers has ever seen marriage ceremony
of the Friends, we give short description
Of how it is performed. The parties to this
marriage were Mr.. Josiah w. Leeds, OF
Philadelphia, and Miss Deborah A. Cren-
shaw, eldest daughter of Mr.. John B. Cren-
shaw, member of the House OF Delegates
from Henrico. The usual custom of having
walters was dispensed with on this occa-
sion, in consequence of recent aftllction
in MIR. Crenshaw's family.
The parties proposing matrimony are re-
CURED by the discipline" to hand in
their "intentions" to business meeting
at least one month before the time appoint
ed for the meeting. This meeting appoints
a committee to inquire into the propriety OF
the match, &C., and report at the next
monthly meeting. If the report is favor
able-i. e., if nothing which they consider
an obstacle is presented-the parents of the
lady, if they be living, Gfnot, her guardian
give consent to the union, and the mar
riage is then allowed to proceed. This mar
rage is performed at meeting appointed
for the purpose, and may take place either
in their house of worship or at the residence
Of the bride but must always come Oft
during the day. None ever take place after
nightfall. E-
In this case the marriage took place in
the Friends Meeting house, at II nj. At
that hour the party came into the meeting
and took their seats, facing the congrega-
ton. After silence of some fifteen or
twenty minutes, the bride and bridegroom
rose, and, taking each other by the hand,
the groom repeated in clear and distinct
voice the VOW which is prescribed by the
discipline: In the presence of the Lord
and before this assembly / take Deborah
A. Crenshaw to be my wife, promising,
with Divine assistance, to be unto her u
loving and faithful husband until death
shall separate US - and Immediately fol-
lowing him the bride, in voice audible to
all within the room, repeated her vow, as
follows:i In the presence Of the Lord and
before this assembly take Josiah w. Leeds
to be my husband, promising, with Divine
assistance, to be unto him loving and faith
ful wife until death shall separate u.s."
The marriage certificate was then
brought out, and signed first by the groom
and then by the bride, she using the name
which is henceforth to be hers. The mar
rage certificate was then read aloud; after
which the meeting YVES adjourned, and as
many of those present as wished TO do SO
signed the parchment as witnesses.
After short reception, the bridal patty
left for the South on the 2 40 P, III. train.
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RncHnosp, March %, 1871. ]

RICHMOND, March %, 1871.
To the Editors Of the Dispatch
Lest our silence should be construed as
acquiescence in the ingenious calculations
or Messrs. W. q. Tanner & Co., contained
In recent report Of the Committee on
Light, We. reluctantly appear in your COLI
umns again. t4sE
1t Is obvious that the discussion in the
matter of the gas-holder viii be intermina.
bic if continued by mere e1 parte state
ments OF weights and figures. 80 7
We will, therefore, content ourselves.
with reaffirming our conviction of the sub
stantial accuracy of the allegations made In
our petition to the Council. 5;as.rs. !
Our offer to do the work on the preferred
specifications for 81 900 less than the price
to be paid to Messrs. Tanner & Co. is q
solid guarantee to the public of our conf
dence in these estimates. II further evil
dence is needed, We may add that we have
since offered Messrs. Tanner & Co. bonus
OF $500 for their contract. .,'t
The TREDXaAR CoNPANY.
BY their Board Of Directors.
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A.. noc DpcTnrc C.Sr

A DOG DECIDES A CAsE.-An interesting
exhibition of canine sagacity took place in
Mayor Cobb's court a few days since which
serves to illustrate the almost unerring in
stinct of dog. Some seven or eight claim
ants for the possession of the dog, all OF
whom were Senegambians, appeared before
his Honor to prosecute their claims to the
ownership Of the animal. In order to
arrive at a correct decision the magis-
tratc was compelled to rest the subject
in 4 great measure with the dog by re-
sorting to method somewhat in keeping
with King Solomon's decision in regard to
the maternity of 4 certain child claimed by
two women. The Mayor directed that each
claimant announce the name by which they
called him; then ordering the litigants out
side the chamber of justice, and retaining
the dog within, he instructed the several
candidates for possession to call him. Sew
eral tried by the most pathetic appeals to
move the animal, but in yam, until at last
one very sable specimen Of the fifteenth
amendment issue yelled out the euphoni-
Gus subr1quet of CLUSTER" when the dog
immediately "busted" to his lawful own
er. The experiment was several times re-
ncwed with the same result, when the
canine quadruped was awarded by all the
rules OF law and equity to him for whom
the dog had been a Witness.-Lynchburg
Vlrginidn.
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lumoer-yard and knocked senselcss, Tho
shutter struck Mr.. Stephens on the fore.
aeau, airecfly between the eyes, and It was
iearea lor time that the blow had fractured
MS Skull. In about a minute after being
knocked down, some persons emnlovefl 81,
the saiiie ", which was moored near to
where he was struck, went to his assistance
and convey ed him aboard that boat. Medi.
cal attendance was at once summoned. and
AFTER q careful examination Of his head the
physician pronounced him serio,,slv hnt
not necessarily fatally injured, and said that at
with proper care he would probably 70.
cover. @aa@ a -, 4 ! ,4.i,.''s :
A street car that was standing at the tirna
ut the corner of Main and Court streets
was lifted from the track and deposited
several feet away. No damage was done
beyond big scare, to the driver and very
sedate, Strengthening mule, the latter eX.
pressing his establishment by shrill bray
and forward movement of his auricular
organs. while the former relieved himself
by letting off voluble string of oaths and
wearing out black-snake whip upon the
thoroughly frightened quadruped.
SUDDEN RISE IN HATS.
The number of hats that parted company
with their owners was quite large. One
prominent Front-street merchant states
that he saw 5000 hats, OF all c0lors, sizes,
and qualities, in the air at one time but he
was evidently mistaken, being very much
excited at the time. But there was great
demand for hats yesterday evening.
EXTENT OF THE DAMAGE.
The entire amount of damage done to
buildings alone by the storm will be over
g., 900, while probably the tenants of the
various buildings will sustain loss of about
as much more from water leaking in upon
stock. The short time which it lasted ac-
counts for the comparatively small loss, for
. if it had lasted but FIVE minutes the damage
done would in all probability have been i'm
mense
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FIeHr AT THE Conference.-The jury
room of the Hastings Court was yesterday
afternoon the scene of lively ''milP' be-.
tween two witnesses in the Chahoon trial
Col, Clarkson and Mr.. Banks. The origi-
nal cause of the alteration was the con-
fiicting testimony Of these gentlemen IN
regard to- the yeracity of Samuel ID. Page, Q
witness Tor, the Commonwealth: After
they had left the stand, Mr.. Banks called
iury-room to settle it, they had rough and
tumble fight, in which Mr. Banks came on
second best. The parties were brought
before Judge Guigon. Col. Clarkson was
fined S, aud Mr. Banks was fined 800 aud
sent to Jail. s.gss as59is5 I
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THOMAS ". KEEsEE VIII sell at his sa,esroom
at 10 O'Clock A. N. an assortment of house
hold and kitchen furniture, billiard-t.bIe.
iron safes, &c.
RICHARDSON. & 90. will cell at Il M, In front
OF the Custom-house, 253 acres of land water
power, &C., on the York River railroad, ten
miles from Richmond. They will also sell, at
same time and place, farm Of 4a2 acres in
Hanover county. aaa
JAMES Nd. MOODY, sheriff, will sell at P. M.
two lots in snelllhgs's addition, Manchester.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS viii continue The cats
logue sale Of law books this afternoon at
O'Clock. -''.. ~ -<|
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 O'Clock
horses, mules, top-wagon, &c.
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PERsoNAL.-Gen. Edward Johnston was
in the city and visited the Capitol vester-
day. II.
Col. Henry CAN'T, of Albemarle; Messrs.
John Wood, Jr., of Charlottesville James
F. Stone, of Philadelphia; j. 81. GREY, W.
B. Goodwin, G. NJ. Blackford, and Peter J.
Otey, of Lynchburg; and C. L. R. Bentley,
Of England, are at the Exchange and Bal
lard. ..- ...
Ri. Echols, Esq, of Nelson, is at Ford's.
Col. Shelton G. Davis, the clerk of the
Senate, is improving. --...-s- - ...-..
Senator Perrin is still detained from bis
seat on account of a severe attack of sick
ness,
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WANTED HIS PAY.-A colored gent, with
his left visual organ somewhat aWry, in
zephyr-split trowsers, and swallow-tail
coat, with the dust and grease Of the an
cient barony still on the collar, called on the
clerk of the court yesterday, and requested
the pay and 'loaDance due him during ode
time he been in de Jail for charge Of steal
ing" The, unsophisticated colored gentle
man, Edmund Miles, had been incarcerated
some time In the common Jail, and at this
term of the general sessions had been for.
tunately acquitted of the charge of petit
larceny, and on seeing the witnesses 60 into
the clerks office to get their certificates,
thought that he was entitled to pay also-a
mistake which he soon found out by the
hearty laugh which greeted him. Charles
tom Courier.
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MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCESS LoUIsE.-The
Princess Louise, sixth child and fourth
daughter of Queen Victoria, was married
yesterday in st. Georges Chapel, at Wind
sor, to the Marquis of Lorne, eldest son OF
the Duke Of Argyle, and heir-apparent to
that title and the estates of his father. The
event is peculiarly interesting from the fact
that it is the first instance which has &C.
CURED within very many years where a
member of the royal family of England has
been legally and openly, according to the
forms of the Established Church, married
to a subject Of the crown. The welded
pair will reside, it IS stated, in Edinburgh.
The full names and titles of the distin-
guished couple are, respectively, the Prin-
cess Louise Caroline Alberta Guelph, and
the Most Noble John Douglass Sutherland
Campbell, Marquis of Lorne. The bride,
notwithstanding herroyalty, is but s"poor
girl" comparatively speaking, having q
dowry of only EDO, ZOO and pension OF
&c, 900, while her husband, who belongs to
the proudest house OF the British peerage,
is one of the wealthiest men in Great Bri-
tain.-BaItimore Sun.
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FUNERAL OF A WORTHY C1TIzEN.-The
funeral of James Farrar, of Church Hill,
took place at the Union-Statlon Methodist
Church yesterday afternoon, and was large
" attended. A discourse appropriate to
the occasion was delivered by Rev. B. F.
Woodward, pastor of the church, after
which the remains were escorted to Shockoe
Hi! Cemetery by Damon Lodge, No. 7,
knights of Pythias, delegation from the
Grand Lodge of the same Order, Roane
Lodge |. .. .. F., and members Of the old
First Virginia regiment of volunteers.
Smiths band headed the funeral cortege.
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d TRIAL OF FIRE-EsCAPE.-One of the
terday afternoon between and O'Clock
from the fourth-story window of a building
on Broad street, between 9th and 9Th
streets, by Mr.. Geo. Fl. Mountcastle, the
agent. Several persons, who were passing
at the time, tested the merits of the escape
by coming down. The exhibition was
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-23

IHE CITY ASSESSMENT FOR LICENSE TAXES
FOR 1871 is now filed in the City Auditors
office, where it will remain seven days
Liquor dealers, commission merchants
agents, brokers, and professional men, are
called upon to examine it. The Finance
Committee of the City Council will sit to
hear appeals from said assessment In the
Council Chamber on Wednesday and
Thursday, March, 10Th and both, from 4 to
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OPFIcE MARCH %, ISL
General Newbury. George II. Clifford, 81.
Watkins, Mrs. Prichard, N. Godsey (R. Il
Y. r., Richmond; Miss F. G. Halybur-
ton, Upper Brandon; j. j. Page, Norfolk ;
Louisa Martin, $50 west Sd street; 7.
Brockenbrough, Chestnut alley.
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The CHAHooN CAsE.-The Hastings
Court was engaged on yesterday in the
continued examination of witnesses in the
Chahoon case Gor the prisoner). There has
been no new testimony elected up to this
time. A number Of witnesses were exam
ined on yesterday with view of impeach-
ing the testimony of Samuel M. Page.
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CoNvIoTs RECEIVED. The following con.
victs were received at the penitentiary
yesterday for safekeeping for the period;
mentioned below:
Addison Thomas (colored), from Frede
rick county, seven years for robbery.
Vance Irby (colored), from FRANKLIN
county, i've years for grand larceny.
Alex. Washington (colored), from Bote
tourt county, one year for malicious shoot
ing.
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ACCIDENT TO SrHyEDoRH.-A colored
steyedore, whose name We could not aseer-
tain, had his arm very badly crushed above
the elbow while at work In the dock yestsr.
day. BE was removed to his residence on
full attention at the hands Of Dr.. Dicksy. &.
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The ALARM OF FIRE turned in at box No. 6.
truck.house, on Broad street, between 9Th
and 10th streets, yesterday about II O'Clock.
was caused by the partial burning of the
kitchen roof on the premises of Mr.. VIM. a.
Manny,o on Franklin street, between 7th and
9Th streets. The fire originated from sparks
lodging on the roof from the chimney.
Loss, about $25; fully insured. -
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AUCrIoH SAILS THIs DAY,

m da puolfc or Trtudte sales Of Real Estate
made betDeenae lStof January and he LIST O,
July hepurcadser8 pay the tazes for the Drs.
sent year; but ON all sales 6etueea, the ar$,
day Of July and the last day Of December The
seller pays them
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HRNRioo COUNTY COURT, "WEDNESDAY
Jude E. @. Minor presiding. Thomas
Stewart (colored), convicted OF assault and
battery upon q negro woman named Nancy
Roper, was fined 800 and sent to jail for
thirty days, and afterwards until ne ahaJ!
nav the fine. 2 = - .s.li.la 80 ~
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e aH sb is t story ae g4Ipg y ss ss1pSS g
nually in board alone. This statement is q
villanous and habitual lie. We know a
girl who laces 80 tight that our arm win go
around her twice and lap over clear to the
elbow, and you wouldn't think, to look at
her, that she could eat anything except
soup, but she has got an appetite like a
cross-cut saw, and she mows "a swath ut o
table like q self-raking reaper.-Neao York
Do1unnrDf asr..za. ~ -. -. - - r. 4. q
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1T ia SAID that New York coroner Is
preparing book telling all about what to
do in case of u kerosene explosion. 1t don't
need % book to tell what to do. All that is
necessary is to send your address to an un-;
derfaker just before you 'light'a fire with
Kerosene, and then let nature. take its
course. IT'S. all foolishness to buy book
about it, as it is perfectly evident OH the
coroner wants is. to get his name before the
,kerosene-burning public. Neso FORK Dens-
ncrnf. - ~ ~ - = ?. - e
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ANOTHER YARN ON GREELEY

ANOTHER YARN ON GREELEY.-Asa sad sight
was witnessed on Broadway on Saturday
night. A little street beggar accosted a
gray headed man who was shutting along
with bundle of Iribunes sticking out of
his pocket, and asked him for a penny.
Horace gaZed at him moment and said :
"You little devil, why don't you 60 West
and buy farm?" Another boy here in
terposed, saying: go, Johnny, what's the
good AKIN him ? He just got busted play
ing keno" -Democrdt. a..t ..
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Messrs. Grubbs & Williams viii resume this al.
ternoon at O'Clock, at their oflce their cass-
logue sale Of Law Books. Over six hundred lots
yet remain to be sold embracing tho Reports ana
standard works, forming collection worthy the
attention Of the profes sion and the trade 80
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We sell the Howe sewing machines; we cell
Butterick's celebrated patterns we rent all kinds
of sewing machines; we cell Butterick's Metro
poitan book Of fashions at 15c. /; Butterick,s
fashion plates at 75c.
McKENNEY's, s2a Main street.
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CouRT OF AppEAIs.-The Supreme Court
of Appeals was engaged on yesterday "
hearing arguments In the case or sne
Manhattan Insurance Company VS. war
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ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, llls Main street, are pub
lshers' agents for Guyot's Biographies, adopted
By state Board of Education for use In public
schools of Virginia. a.. e #.#.a.. tzsrs.a
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LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTING Religious Her.
ald of this city, Is read In every neighborhood In
Maryland the Yirginias, and the Carolinas. Its
advertising rates are very reasonable.
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'Tis an amusing sight to see persons of all ages
vending their way to LEVY BROTHERS to par
tlcipate in the numberless bargains daily offered
there. @
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Any lady wishing to select spring dress that
will really please her, should call at LEVY BRO
THEIRS store and take her choice Of the pretty
fresh goods now being received BY them.
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LEVY BROTHERS. store is open for the accom-
mediation Of Its numerous patrons from A. M.
until r.. M
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MARQUIS OF LoRNE CoLLARs.-Somethin new.
and very nice just received and for sale by z. B.
SPENcs u Son, 1900 Main street, Lii l
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e.THs CASE OF Clafiin We. 'Steenbock viii
5nosns no for argument sa the Circuit Court
sJud se Welfcrd, to-InosyoMs IS. &
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SCHOOL BooKs.-Great inducements offered in
school books by ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, Ills Main
Off 4
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ALL PERIODICALS at publishers prices at Ell
TYSON s. TAYLoR's news depot, next to Dispatch
Office.
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We advise all who wish to spend an hour agree
ably and probably to go to LEVY BROTHERS.
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Gov. Walker has appointed
w. s. Mct4ahey, OF Harrison eErg, . notary
nnblc Tor the connty OF Rockingham,
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at -, $3.50
$685. and n. so per 1000, at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment, s'"s - =
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STATIONERY and SCHOOL BOOKS, Wholesale
and retail at ELLYsoS & TAYLOR, ll1s Main street.
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AitI1u>ond 1ispatth,
MARCH %, 1871.

THE CIRCULATION OF The DISPATCH
~ LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
cuLATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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The exhibition at LEVY BROTHERS is worth
seeing,
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Skating this afternoon at (,

OLD PAPERS at 4oc. per hundred at the Dis
patch counting-room.
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Vases, new and elegant, at the Dollar Store, un-
der Campbell's Gallery.
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Ben. Wade offended the President or
,Hayti by appearing In his llustrious pres
.ance wearing pair OF canvas shoes. i (
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The Opera Chains at the Dollar Store, $50 MAR
street.
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AZ EDUCATED AND REFINED MID
Y p.--hGtn LAnI-a widow prc'erren-or
!. good SITUATION and Il pleasant home, ey aa-
I'm, "SiktiINIAN.H
49,. - ,,1e.e Richmond. Va.
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yI-ANTEp, a PURCHASER for COM
" .'.'. ClS,'I.IAH SAW-NI;J and En-
.t.EF. Is In perfect order: was made by the
=. sa- conn nv. +. \. DAYTON,
..a',rio New aud Secondhand Machinery,
10th street. between Main and Cary.
tr,4swl,n Richmond, Va.
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WOOD ARD C0AEl.

GOAL, COKE, AND KINDLNG.-
hest ANTHRACITE COAL, all sizes, lower
tin.
Rest BiTUMIEGUS COAL. from 80 to $5.75.
Bet SoFTLUNP COKE at So.
headquarters for T f A NJ kINDL1NG.
LDOhlSG, and CORD WOOD.
thicc, ltll Main street, and nth and Dock sts.
ia lC-cod3n j. Is. WATKINS
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THE TREAsuBY.-The State Treasury was
replenished on yesterday by deposit OF
81, 900 on account of collected revenues.