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....,.ot;on-The Last Day.

Mo last day for the registration o.
TINS e If voters. aud those who DO no.
.n1 sar register will not ho aose 70 'o'e -
,So neyt municipal election. ,,,.
We can imagine NO sood reason ,na ,ur .' ~
W" W. fsi,ing to register. No amount o.
man ...sao,;on with the condition oil pnol'c
o,ss s.S aan Justify such : delinquency No
ansus . S everything that has peeh
,nna and the only way to improve '.e
nnhlic administration Is tor tue ,o.e. ~ ~
a,ways ready to assist in the worn ., ie'"a ~
hv casting his votc-nay, TINS Is uc o.ts
$50 ns saving the public administration
,.Sn,,h. hsuds of the utterly incompetent
Ia danrayed-from dishonesty and bar
barisrn. -.
This city has just taken an upward move e.
,,ent Of q decided character. Inc iaieh III
II has GROWN stronger, and cap'tai anu Gu
tarnr;sc are tending rapidly towards 1t, In
Lew If the early completion of the ra'i'
road which connects Richmond with the
rbi, WHAT a misfortune would it be at
this critical juncture to turn over the city
government to utterly unreliable ana In
competent persons! 1t would be blow
that it would requires long time to recover
from. Then every man in Richmond owes
it to his State, his city, and his family, te
do all that is in bis power to secure the very
best government that is possible. No mar
can have just the men he wants in office
but every one should remember that there
isavery wide gap between go good GOV
eminent as he would select and such ONT
as the negroes and carpet-baggers would
give US.
Every man should consider it his solemn
duty to register and to vote. to help to give
us the best possible administration OF pub
lie affairs. Those who fail to discharge thi
duty as true men and patriots, may be goot
citizens, but they have singular way o
showing it. ~ ~.4.r a-- Il.
There is danger-there are no votes t.
spare ; We may be saved by half-dozen-
nay, by one vote. Then, fellow-citlzens
do your duty, and whatever happens yo'
win be blameless. But with this duty PEI
formed we cannot fail.
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- QUIT DRUGGING.-This is now

M" QUIT EDhOooAHo ". AA'S -
odu,ittad BIZ the medical profession as iunda-
na1taI nrincip!e OF healing science 1t IS wisely
nrnx,ded By the human economy that whenever
anvthinp is wrong In the physical system the nat
rai forces of the body are brought TO bear 70 eA-
nsI The disease. The great aim, therefore, 10 70
s.ren then the natural powers. This has neen
font In view by The bkilful compounders OF hoS-
mS.aTrR,a STOMACH BiTTERS, which ope-
In Give fresh vitality to all the organs OF the
hoav The effect of this medicine upon the stom-
ooh the liver and the kidneys, is prompt and de-
o,nive. The patient, who is wise enough 70 quit
druuo,nr and try the bltters, soon feels as II ne
h,d taken new lease Of life and as he continues
tho nse of the article he Is oyerJoyed to find the
streams OF health coursiug through his frame. 1t
ia nrepared with great care, and its component
narts are entirely vegetable. 1t is free from the
obiecticns so often urged against preparations of
the kind. AS medicinal agent 1t has no equal,
Will its pleasing flavor and healrhful effects have
made it o general favorite. 1t Is free from sll
nronerties calculated to impair the SYSTEM and Its
nerations are at once mild SCOT hing and efficient.
Xii who have used HOSTETTEK'S STOMACH
RTTTERS attest its virtues and commend It,
= .Eyeu those who are in the enjoyment Of perfect
health frequently have need TO have recourse to
tonics as preventiyes Of disease. We are never
too, weIl armed against the assaults of 'Ghe Ills
that flesh is heir to.' In health or sickness this
tonic cannot be taken regularly without giving
vitality and elasticity to the system.
nv 8-deod&w
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NE VELTIES FOR go
4: e. MAY AND JUNE.
NEW, ELEGANT, AND ATTRACTIVE
T. R. PRICE & co.

- T. R. PRICE & CO.,,
Just from market again, have opened all that Is
good and substantial, as well as rare and racy in
goods suited for spring and summer sales.
Splendid line Of LLAMA LACE POINTS. and
sACQUEs, y.
Splendid line Of PARAsoLs, sUN-sHADEs,
UMBRELLAS, &C., .s...
More IRON GRENADINES and CANVAS HER
NANIS, very cheap,
Fancy dress goods in endless variety, such as
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLINS, ENID
.s: GRENADINES, BAREGES, LAWNS, Or
CANDIES, &C., -
Elegant Coiored and Black, Striped and Checked
Silks, every SD ade and hue worn; Foulard SILKS,
both plain and figured.
. FOR acknowledgement Tramesi. Bomha-
zines, Mouselines, Challles. Double-faced Mo-
hair, Silk faced Alpacas, Gro Grain Hernanle,
&C.: Grape Wells and Collars, every size and
shade; Grape let's. Linen and Lace Coil1rs and
Cuffs, Kid Gloves, &C..
Very striking a lovely lot Of Brussels and real
Point Cellars and Sets, from Paris, at about halI
their value, to which special attention is called
Embroideries in Hamburg edges and Insert
ings, very low; Patent Laces, Bands for Dresses
and Skirts, French Cambria Work, Il. :. and
Hmb'd Hdk,fs. Lace-Srimmed Hdk's. &c.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Drills, Satteens, for men
and boys G1Uze shifts for ladies and gentle
men Linen-Bosom Shirts, &c.
my5 L. II. RHitE q Co.
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Fish Breeding.

Drs. BALI and WALL, the fish commits
sioners appointed by the Governor, are
looking into the matter, and essaying what
they can with the very limited means at
their disposal-if, indeed, they have any
means at all. 1t is probable that MIR. SETH
GgEss, the father OF pjseiculture in this
country, viii visit Richmond the present
week, to confer with the commissioners
with reference to the breeding Of shad.
The season is almost over, and the river is
high, which may interfere to degree that
WIN allow little to be done but something
can be done in the way of calculating the
mater and preparing for next year. MIR.
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t..r,, nm the culture ofsfsh, isari cpthu.
sisst. as are all men who initiate anu push
through to practical success new inse;..
fans. His visit wilfa,e interesting 30 1nose
who appreciate the great value 70 soS1s.s
OF. his occupation. ,.,, mn.
In Winchester DR.. WALL Is making Ill ris
a.,nn far a fish-furm. "A. liberal y entle-
Ia, IN Tho neiehborhood having grantc'..
tho frer use or his mill.pond anu aoJsGsns
waters for an establishment ior raising hsa'
THE art of piscicnture is one OF .nes '
,,s,ah,o va,ue 20 the people. BY IT rivers
snd creeks and ponds can be stocked
ah,,uaantly with fish, and the supply per
nctually maintained at very little expense
it3msy be readily imagined what an I'M
portant addition this will be to the means
OF subsistence for man. .Ti,,rl
I'VE put entire faith in the statements o.
the vast increase of the supply OF fish pS
this means. We confess that we are no.
quite I'D to the point that the water OF
river may be raised by the great number o
fish that the system viii stock it with. LII
4 capitai fish story, however, and the Wh,g
| hike q true fisherman, has robbed the IN
yentor Of the patent by avowlns oehei II
It.. This is an old dodge to turn the tables
mon a big story.teller. still, we IKE Int
fish story, and commend it to public lavor
we trust that the commissioners VIII o.
enabled the present year to gather sucl
| facts and take such steps as will place TIT
| matter in just light before the next Lesls
Failure, which we are sure will give som'
small appropriation at least to enable thell
to do someth;ng.to forward one oil the mos
| beneficcn. enterprises OF the day.
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BEowNLow, Of Tennessee, cohlcss"u -
vouuc RAYMOND, of the New 1orh Af"eS;
that sometimes he regretted that he couic
not speak in the United States senate
nbut," said he, sit is better for myself an.
for the Senate that cannot. since. II i
could, I should be always III row. hiS
is true. The poor old man seems 70 iea Il
something in the line of truth As Tue
shadows grow long and dark before hi'h'
His life has been row. He has been Il
CROUCH" always-crcn supporting tue
right in blackguard manner. But no"
maiestically does time smooth off the roHsn
points that jut out in this way Oh lie. '"o
efface the deeds, and even the rccollecHonS'
of the monstrous creations III nature. INC
woolly horse, the tye-lc9sed call. 'no tnc
bearded woman, have no other Lame 'li'.i
that they were exceptions to the harmohi-
Gus works Of nature, and Brownie" eA-
Joys that same reputation. Nothing else
will distinguish him from other men rs eA-
traordinary. The wave approaches tla'
will wash away his very tracks, ana he Is
little the wiser therefor.
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Y GOODS-NEW GOODS.
CHEAPER THAN EVER,
AT
JULIUS SIC L e 8,

NO. DOS MAIN STREET,
Consisting In part OF
JAPANESE Silk, all shades;
PLATO POPLINS snd JAPANESE,
SiLK EMBROIDERED and STR D
GRENADINES,
IRON BARGtIES
BLACK silks, very cheap;
'CHENE PUPLINS, new styles:
BLACK AL 2 ACAs aud MOURNING
i, GOODS,
Lawn PIQUES and PERCALEs,,
A complete line of WHITE GOODS,
LINEN sHEETIEGS,
T.tWtLS re.
HOSIERY, ...... .....
GLOVES,
HANDK SRCHI EFS,
LACES, EDGiNGS, and FRILLINGS, very
low; ...t...
LACE POINTS, great bargain; 80,
A full line of CASSlhEgES and GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS.
All of which we arc selling at reduced p'1ces.
JULIUS SYCLE, 9o3 Stain street.
between eth and 18th streets.
Look at our lo3c. DIR ESS GOODS; '#l
PERCALES only 2ec. a yard ap ~
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THE CAMPAIGN.
THE DRY GOODS AUCTIONS.

IdE Dn1 0OOO0 AOC1lINSs
THE OLD FoGY CREDIT SYSTEM COL.
-. u LAPSED. III
Buy for cssh where y0u can buy cheapest. Remem.
bcr that theecash always-saves you TW ENT?-
FIVE PER CENT. Wehaye only one prlce-the
lowest cash price. Our motto Is, How cheap
can we afford to sell this and that The old fogy
asks, "How much can get for tbis?"
,.. DRESS GOODS,
All new and fresh; all real bargains. japanese
Silk Robes from 90 to $40; beautiful Dress Sllks,
ali colors, 80, $780, S275, 90: Silk Poplin. soc
cheap at 81. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
Figured Grensdics tblack groundl: only 2oc.; eie-
CANT Striped Grenadine Robes, $3.50; Iron b.
reyes, all colors. 333c.: beautiful Barge, only
lssc.; Blue Plaid PoTlin, only 25c; Plaid Poplns,
a0c.; Silk Popiin, Soc, would be cheap at 75c.;
Chambrays, les and 2oc.; White Pfques, 10 10 4sc.
r. LACE GOODS.
Llama Lace Points from $40 to S45 Lace Collars
from zoe. to g.: Lace Handke rchiefs, $3.50 Lace
Sets from g 70 g. Real and Imitation Lsces, Ill
kinds.
~ STRAW GOODS.
Ladies', and Misses Hats and Sundowns, new
sty les Cents and Boys hats; Gents ana Boys
Felt Hats.
~ n1r WI warranted to be the finest.
CARPETS, 7sc.; FANCY, CHECK, and PLAIN
MATTINGS, best quality; OlLCLOTHs.
u,y5 DUCKWALL q ROUss.
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ACCIDENTAL Enthusiastically
Bridge, W. "a, May 2.-An accident &C.
Cured last Friday evening. Five men
attempted to cross New river, about one
fourth of mile above Wetzeps Ferry, and
were about one hundred yards from shore
when heavy storm set in. The skitf, being
heavy loaded for its size, soon filled with
water and turned over. MIR. Geo. Fisher
was drowned. Three Of the others-Messrs
Sims, Propst, and Gray-happened TO touch
rock, and were able to stand on it until
they were rescued. Mr.. Mastin chung to
the skifr and dritted to shore. MIR. Gray
was very near droWned-was insensible for
some time.
A cave has been found OH Maj. McMa-
hams work, between the Hawks Nest and
Miller's Ferry. In it were found human
skull, comb, pocket-book containing fifteen
cents in silver, and tooth or tusk three
inches in length. 1t is not known how any
one could ever get in such place, as there
was no cavity visible.
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A ROBBERY AND PROBABLE MURDER
The Atlanta Constituencies OF Monday,
May 1st, has the following:
"a young man named Todd, Of Fayctte.
vile, Taladega county, Ala, in january last
went to Wetumpka with load of cotton,
which he sold, and started toward Atlanta
in company with friend named Darden,
both driving wagons. They camped at
night, aud gang of negroes came upon
them and robbed them, and then let them
60. shooting at them as they fled. They
returned TO Wetumpka, and, accompanied
by the sheriff and some citizens, went back
to their wagons. The sheriff arrested
eleven negroes in cabins near by, some oil
whom prollered to turn States evidence.
They were all lodged i'll Jail, and Darden
and Todd bound over to appear as wit
nesses. Their trial was set for April 25th.
On that day young Todd was seen about Il
o'clock, and although diligent search and
inquiry have been made, he has not since
been heard OF. His mule was at Hughes's
stable, and remained there till Thursday,
18th Of April, when a neighbor-Mr. j. +.
Ayerett-caTried it home. 1t is said that
the jailor at WetuEpka overheard the ne
groes 1.-THE robbers) talking about the mat
ter, and that they said young Todd would
not appear against them. AS matter OF
course, old Mr.. Todd believes his son was
murdered at or near Wetumpka, that he
might not appear against the robbers.
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PROPOSALS.

RIO CONTRACTORS FOR Sio " e..
i MASONRY.-sesied proposals VIII anil
ceived ut the Office Of the fredeg NJ 20 NE PIERS
.rd 2IiIiSMEsTs of a railway bridge aU, Ito
james river from the works Of SAID comps
Bell Isle. .a..arv 10 b!d1tsrs
viii Ss In readiness by the 1eih Of May. .,yo or
The company reserves the riShsUW sWTESS
all bids. Apply 70 IL. IA pu,..hwwnnd. Va.
| NV 6tlsthM
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A SWEDISH workman employed IN the
locomotive mandatory at Altoona, fa.,
has written treatise upon the laws OF mo no
ton, which boldly takes issue with Sir
Issac Newton's theories of the action Of
gravItation. The treatse Of TINS a9d oi1S
thinker, whose name Is Charles Haiioers'
ton. and gives to the celestial bodies q
system Of absolute stability .-Neao York
TTib,laae
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The st. Louis Christian ADVOCATE and the
Baltimore Christian Advocate have been
consolidated, and DR.. BOND is to be one OF
the editors of the new paper. We hardly
need add that DR.. BOND will make any pa
.ner for which he writes an interesting and
valuable one
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Jry1rs.-The April No. Of the London
| Ouoyfcrly Recieu, as we learn from the
| New York Times, flor we have not received
the No, j has an article from Mr.. TwI>TLE-
TON OH the authorship Of Junius which
very clearly settles the question, and ue-
cides that Sir PHILLIP FRANCIS was Junlus.
The literary world had pretty we'll settled
down upon the conclusion that Sir PHLLLlf
was the man. Experts have been engaged
for some time past in examining man
llscriptS, and the result is the accumulation
of an amount and force Of testimony that
leaves no doubt of the fact. The TWO moSI
distinguished experts in chuo9raphv III
London, Messrs. CHABoT and NETHERcLlFT,
have devoted much time to the subject,
and it has been mainly through their labors
That this testimony has been completed ana
thus conclusively presented. In one par
ticular the testimony is doubly fortlneo.
Among the MSS. investigated was nole
to young lady enclosing some verses
This note was known to have been written
by FRANCIS; but the verses were IN di1-
ferent hand from that Of the note. upon
investigation it was shown that the verses
were in the handwriting Of a MIR. TLGHAAN,
a cousin of FRANC1s's, who had in letter
he had written copied one ofthe verses. 1t
was concluded that TILGHMAN acted us
amanuensis for FRANCIS in copying the
verses. The note was written in free and
easy STYLE which he had adopted TO avoid
any resemblance to the JUs1AS MSS But
the experts detected the resemblance. 1t
ia some pleasure to the world to end the
secret, though FRANCIS had the satisfaction
to carry out his own determination to die
with his secret that he.was the author.
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r EVI HEXTER, -.
Has now open full assortment OF
sPANGLED fARLTANS FOR MAJ. P GaSTEH
GI,n LADIES'; BLACK and WHITE LACE
~ GAPS; and well-selected stock OF
FANCY. STALE, and DOMESTIC DhY
- GOODS, NOTIONS,
FANCY ARTICLES, and TRIMMINGS.
Stamping, .Braiding, and Embroidery done In
'n' i '''' LEVI HFXTER'S,
my2-1w I415 Main street.
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r Attest NOVELTIES In SP Rim G
- AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS.


We have in store and are daily receiving from
our recent New ork purchases one of the largest
and best-selected stocks OF A.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
to be found In any rst-class dry goods establish
ment in the city, consisting in part Of
IRON GRENADINES, BAREGES,
DIAGONAL POPLINS,
JAPANESE POPLINS and SILKS,
ALPkCAS, SILK and MOHAIR LUSTRES,
WHITE and CoLoRED PI0UES,
CAMBaICS, Lawns, and PERCALES,
WHITE GOODS in great variety,
CAssIMEREs, EMS, and COTTON.
AIDES, for mems and boys wear;
sHEETIh GS, SHIRTINGS, NAPKINS,
TABLE DAMASKS, DOYLES,
TOWELS HOSIERY, GLOVES,
HANDK ERCHIEFS, COLLARS, CUFFS
EMBHOIDERIES, NOTIONS, &C.
All Of which being purchased sirce the decline,
and principally FOR CASH. we are selling At prices
which cannot fail to please.
j. N. WoODFIN, ILL Main street,
Opposite Dispatch Office.
Our Sl.2s KID GLOVES are unsurpassed In
shade and quality. ap Il
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ICE! ICE! ICE!
A. G sABCoCK being the only dealer bring
ing the celebrated
to hi. city Is now prepared to furnse sunpY 70.
family use. The known coed qGailties or tn
Boston Ice for purity, cleanliness anu as Lea
qualities, reHder 1t the most desirable u any --~
brought to this maxi et. "a. MA will
Customers beginning this season Will INC VIA
be supplied throughout the year. -, ,.,,usAn
Principal depot south side or the DOCK ger"hsii
l7th and 18th streets. Branch depot, 6oS AA
street, near the New Market. ~. sou,h
Orders by mail from any part OF TUG 0e"-'
promptly dlled. -, o.RcocKr
an c0--fIu sstf .. ESQ Il. Os nShoSSN-
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The MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE IN NEW ORR.
We published last week an account OF a
mysterious suicide at the Stevens House, In
New York. The World of Friday says fur
ther in regard to it:
at length there is prospect that the I'M
fortunate lady who committed SUICIDE at
the Stevens House on Monday night last is
really known and claimed by those who
are her relatives. In fact, at the latest ad-
lyices. there seems good ground for stating
that she has been identified and claimed.
From the facts now known it is most likely
that she is a married woman, and that her
real name was not Harrington, but Bo-
shardt, her maiden name having been Har-
rington. ;,
Yesterday afternoon, John Boshardt, OF
TIA East Twelfth street, accompanied by
Mrs. Harrington, his mother-ln'law, ana
another lady, called at the coroner's once
and stated that he believed the woman VINO
had committed suicide at the Stevens House
on Tuesday last was his wife. He added
that his wife, whose maiden name was Kate
Harrington, had left home about q week
ago, owing to disagreement with her
mother, and on Monday he had received
letter from her stating that she Intended
suicide.
The letter written by the woman who
bad committed suicide at the Stevens House
was shown him. but he failed to recognize
the writing as that of his wife. His descrip-
ton of his wife compared very closely with
that of the dead woman. Mr.. BoShardt left
for the Moreue for the purpose of identity
ing the remains, but up to the hour the
coroner's office closed had not returned.
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MACHINERY OILS.
THO MERS OF OILS FOR
MACHINERY.

A saving guaranteed by the use OF the
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LUBRI-
GAZING OIL,
EQUAL to the best sperm OIL at one-third the price,
Suitable for slow or rapid machinery OF every de-
acription. Free from an impurltiss Warranted
not to heat or gum. Does not soil the brightest
machinery. Every barrel warranted TO give ssiis-
faction when properly used, or to be returned as
our expense. -
This on has been extensively used In this city
orseyeral years past, giving general sattslaction
and without complaint whenever properly used
Il does NOT require any peculiar treatment or par
tieular care, other than to sec that the machinery
Is clean and free from Gfrt and gum cefore this OIL
Is applied: NO further Gaze is necessary.
Purchasers are cautioned that the OH sold by us
differs IRON, all other Lubrfeating CTS sold ts
this market. We are the sole agsntss &c for the
Vfrginis Natural Petroleum Lubricaripg Gu,
every barrel OF which sold by Us bearing our brand
thus: VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUR aICATIhG OIL, PURCELL, LADD D
Co, Agents. Richmond. Va.
Orders addressed TO us viii receive prompt at
tention, and be shipped In good, tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
ap is-am y,,lis RisI,mOnd. Va 3.
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IOtdl.. PS'oio0" o.
Rya report and resolutions Of the Finance Com.
miIee, based upon The estimates OF the City Audi
Tor, adopted by The Council the 17E ulLmo, the
appropriations for the fiscal year enGtug 3lst OF
January, 1872, are limited to the sum of SI35 49,
The princl pal resources from which these are to
be defrayed are Il tax Of one and q quarter pr
cent. on property, real and personal, taxes on
special licenses, &C., and the receipts from gas
and water, and fines, &c.
The foregoing st ,temeDt Is prepared and pub
'''' Il. C. HOWARD, City Clerk.
RICHMOND Nav 9, 1871. It
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CITY APPROPRIATIONS.

STATEMENT "sHOWING THE
p AMOUNTS or MONEY ARRE Z 5l,s TIE .
7, rr ~ IT'S ORGAEIZAT1ON TO MAY 1sT.
III III Writ THE PURPOSES FOR WHICH
saIo APPHOPRIATIohSWs RE MADE, &C.:
o .,,,,u.tton of real estate..... 1900 90
y ~ az ~nbooI, --...-.... a2. 625 90
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nrnY(RIEz,,

Mav 4tb. In Nottowa9 county va. gI he Yam. m.
d. Huge, ID. D., Rey.s edward X u ags Nj nf
pinaa BraziLe and Mrs, B. al LIZ = - =
cnanty, va. So. 1sssE-.s
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!. The latest figures show that the saving in
amount OF fire losses likely to accrue to
Philadelphia from the change from yolun-
teer to paid fire department will, in the
more than the entire cost to the city Of the
latter.
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ICE NOTICES.

NOTICE.-lh have between forty ana MY
IN thousand bushels OF PURE COQNTkl i.h'
from Mr. j. B. Young,s pond, which WIN con,
tract TO sell for the season az tue !o"e'' hA'A|'
price. o.rIEn
Also, large lot Of SEASONED DAN A ~
PINE WOOD. which win sell cheaper ihan can
Orders lefr at INV ysrd, between Madison aba
Monroe, on Broad street. or 81 GiazeoIooh
Thomas's, win be thankfully received and promp''
ly attended TO-. pnpn
an Is 2w WlLLlAn I. cNr-.
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RICHMOND. April y ls Z :,

- a. $1,000 EICWMONLt NuIHs 8 "a
THO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lester
i repair the STONE DAM OF me MAJ NJ, And
water power, near the shops o. Inc hlsn.s.sSs I'M
Gil MONDAY, 9Th OF May next. nor Ip 'NN'
formation, applyto y,a,oeer,
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