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VOISlN 4 LIvACDAlS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. 2S Car0ndelet Street,

Attend to the adjustment and payment Of city and
state censee city, btate and parish taxes in the
left bank.
To the examination and correction Of tax rolls.
To the sale, purchase ana spprasement Of all de.
scriptOns Of real estate.
To leasing property, the collection of rents.
supervising repairs and the investment Of rev.
enues.
To the investment of funds in all sorts of mort.
gage securities.
To the purchases and sale of State, city aad
taxes.
Parties having taxes to pay on either eide of the
river will find it to their advantage to employ
those who have proper facilities for adjusting mat
ters of this kind on the most favorable terms.
liberal discount can always be arranged on
such taxes as are payable in warrants. On such
rs are not, tritiing commission only is charged.
Oc5 It
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DACIFIC WINE COMPANY.
Organised for tho sale Of
PURE CALIFORNIA WINE AND
| BRANDY.
VINEYARDS IN RLDORADO COUNTY. CALI.
| FORNn
CHARLES B. PETIT, Treasurer and Business
| Agent-On1ce and Salesrooms, No. SO Camp
street. New Orlesna
| This company 10 composed Of tho owners Of Vine
yards in the best grape district Of California, Who
have formed An association for tho purpose Of soil.
| ing their own Wines and Brandy.
| The following list comprises . part Of their peo
ducts now ready for the market:
wHITA WINE, ANGELICA.
BED WINE, MUsCAr.
CLARHT, CATAwBA.
HOCK, ISABELLA.
OLD MISSION, SPARKLING.
SHERRY, WINE BITTERS.
TOKAY. GRAPE BRANDY,
PORT, BRANDY BITrRRa
All their Wise asA Brassy Warmed
Strictly Pure.
AfrAngements are new perfected for weekl,
shipments, direct from the vineyards. thus insur
Ing full and constant supply Of these PURE AND
DELICIOUS WINES.
Dealers, physicians and families are requested to
call and examine in regard to quality and prica
All orders should be addressed
/, PACIFIC WINE COMPANY,
mhl9 emo No. 50 Camp street, New Orleens.
VxYR ARE NOW PREPARED, BETTER
w than ever, to supply tho best qualities Of
AMERICAN AND FORBI0N ALE AND PORTRR
We respectfu,ly solicit eEde1 ftom families
Ruaranfnsdno aof{a 0notaon At the old price, II Is
per dozen, Delivered 1Iee te 81 pexte q the city.
Bend your orders - Z. HARRISON, Agent,
No. II Matches street. betweso Camp and naga-
sine streetA aul6 II
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FOUNDRIES,

GEoRGE cRoNAS'
(Cuccessor to Bennett Luraes,)
sOUTHRRN ORNAMENTAL IRON WO1KR
Corner Magnolia and Krsto streets,
Near Jackson Railroad Depot
Nov Orleans, LouisiAnA
Blacksmithng and Housework in general, vsult1I
Store Ffopts. etc., made 70 order at the shsetaa
notice.
Once ct tho Foundry. s11sly
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in tho proceedings and make speech be-
Tore the Cuban executive committee. Mayor
Hall declined. The general then asked
permission to fire . cannon in front of the
City Hall, which could not be granted.
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AND
COOK EVAPERATORS.
Manufactured by
RuVNEED NnDWRN II. CR

OF CINCINNATI,
Successors to Niles l. Coz,
Are the only reliable MILLS and EvAPORATORS
for small planters, say from q half to five hogs
heads per day.
Larger Mills mp to heaviest ever made and Ket.
ties Vacuum Pans. steam Trains, to suit fur.
nished on order
Small sizes. as above, always on hand and fur.
nished in time for present crop.
THOMAS B. BODLEY
Sole agent, No. 8 PerdidO street, New Orleans.
$3.50 d& W I'm
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CONTINUED ON EIGHTH PAGE,
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REMOVALS.

DEMOyED.-rHE OFFICE OF THE BOARD
h of state Assessors has been removed from Gal.
lier Court to Merchants and Auctioneers EXCHANGE,
room q, Royal street. ocl st
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RETURN OF THE PREsIDENT
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2. B. Newman Co., A. H. Peale l. Co.,
Nalle Cammack, Hugh Allison l. Co.,
A. Miltenberger Co., Barrett l. LeSassier
J. P. Higgins Co., Garrard, Craig Co.,
Warren Crawford l. Co., John Chaffee Brother
Penn, Pace 4 Simmons, F. B. Ernest & Co.,
WitherspOOn, Moss Co., s. H. Ably l. Co.,
Nelson Lanphier Co., J. Burnet l. Co..
johnson Goodrich, Oscar Chopin,
Robert Hare, Renshaw, Cammack L Co..
Sam Stafford Co., DR.. Sam Chopin.
Orders left at the ginnery or at our Office Ne IA
Union street, will meet with prompt attention.
SELF 6m
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SUPERVISING STEAMBOAT INSPECTORS
A GALE AT SOUTHWEST PASS
PILOT BOATS ASHORE
THE ELECTION IN TEXAS
MARION COUNTY REPUBLICAN

CLARK'S DEFEAT CLAIMED
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WANTED.

"ANTED-A WELL EDUCATED GERMAN
w widow lady wishes . position where she
could be useful in the family circle Speaks re.
fined and correct German; speaks also French and
ager. Address Mrs. Norris, Magazine street, cor.
ner st. Joseph. se6
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FOR SALE.

|nRCG STORE FOR SALE.-THR DRUG
~ Store Of the late Leibig. situated on Levee
street. between Napoleon avenue and Berlin street.
Sixth District for sale ON very advantageous terms
Apply to GEORGE WEISS.
se23 Magazine and Austerlitz streets
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WEsrERN UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
ST.. Camp street, New Orleans. =. 80
The following Branch Offices are now OPEN
Carondelet street, corner of Gravier street.
POydras street, corner of Commerce street
On the levee, foot Of Canal street.
st. Charles Hotel.
Lower Cotton Presses, corner Of Montegut street
Upper Cotton Presses lin q few days..
The rates on messages between any of these
Offices 10 for ten words twenty cents; each addi-
ti0nal word two cents. On messages to all points
the rates are the same - from the Central Office.
No. 81 Camp street.
Oc4 lm D. FLANERY. Superintendent.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
RETURN OF THE PREs1DENT
SUPERVISING STEAMBOAT INSPECTORS
A GALE AT SOUTHWEST PASS
PILOT BOATS ASHORE
LOSS OF SAILORS LIVES
THE ELECTION IN TEXAS
MARION COUNTY REPUBLICAN
CLARK'S DEFEAT CLAIMED
STORM AT GALVESTON AND 1ND1AN0LA
EMBEZZLENENT BY A CASHIER
SENTENCE TO PENITENT1ARY
THEATRE TREASURER ROBBED
MINNIE -rOuNrAuN pNAr,1rR ArRn
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WALLACE & chopin.
(ANADEE L. chopin WILLIAM wALLAcR.)
STAR COTTON GINNERY.
Peters street, between ThaDfa and Hunter,
and Hunter street,
Between Tchoupit0ulas and Peters.
Our machinery and gin stands are new, with al
the latest Improvements, with q capacity of turn.
ing ont forty bales per day. No delays. A supply
of bags always on land.
We gin for the seed, and guarantee satisfaction.
Highest market price always paid for seed cotton.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-07

Monday-HART, RYMAN 4 BARNEY's M1xsTRELs.
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Communicated
BACKING AND FIhLING.

The Senate Monday evening, by de-
cided vote. rejected the Pennsylvania lobby
scheme. Just when the vote on motion
to reconsider was about to pass in the neg
ative, more false promises and pretences
were Haunted in the face OF Senators by the
agents of Roberts, which resulted in fur
ther delay in its final rejection.
Can anybody who don't acam to be de.
ceived, be misled by these false promises
and pretences of Roberts? '-..~
Look at them, in the shape of amend
ments to be offered TO the bill. But, in the
first place, why are they postponed until
defeat seemed inevitable, and why have
they not been frankly and honestly offered
! when they could have been. maturely con-
sidered-frst by the lower House, and
then by the Senate, in previous stages OF
the bill. This fixes on them intellectually
the badge of impudent imposture, and
. Senator Penn used only the language ol
simple truth when he said that, after the
fullest and most candid consideration, he
was obliged ''to denounce them as fraud"
Look at the first proposition To gain
the privilege to buy out the stock of the
road from Richmond to Aqua, and put it
in the list of the thirty-two pauper para.
sites now belonging to this Pennsylvania
concern, it undertakes to guarantee the
bonds of the Norfolk and Great Western
Railroad Company If required By 1t TO do
so, aoithin flee years,) to an amount suffi-
cient to build that road from Danville to
Bristol, the bonds to be exclusively SO ap-
piled but before said guarantee can be re-
uuired by the Norfolk and Great Western
that company must have acquired 1900, 900
solvent subscriptions, and it must mort
gage call its property and franchises -
accst of Danctlle, including ali subscriptions
to it. to save the Pennsylvania company
harmless.
Now, in The first place, this {" Norfolk
and Great Western company" is as empty
q thing as the promises and pretences OF
Roberts. IL has never been Organized, be-
cause it has never got sufficient subscrip'
tions to authorize it. The, refusal OF the
city of Norfolk to subscribe to it gave. it the
coup de grace. 1t has no property, no
franchises to mortgage, "west OF Danville"
or anywhere else. 1t has no subscriptions
made to it that are binding. twill never
receive 81, 500, 900 solvent subscriptions, nor
any solvent subscription. And thus the
whole amendment is nothing more than
bubble and smoke. This Is intended to
catch the votes of Senators Green and Da-
Wis, and others. Well, If they give their
votes for no more than this, they may say
with Mr.. Bundle, when he married Mrs.
B. for twenty pounds and dozen silver
spoons, "Well, l went dirt cheap" Their
votes ought at least to command the value
of drink OF grog. IL. .r.,. s&p-
Then comes another artful dodge. Ro-
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Communicated
LINK 81 co. AGAIN,
S. s.SpOndulics.''

Link always turns up in the nick of time.
Nearly two years since he made his appear
ance at Danville, ready with the "spon-
dulles " in an iron safe, said safe being con.
spicuously displayed with the baggage OF
the said Link. -
After playing the safe-game there Link
suddenly disappeared from human gaze,
and all efforts to discover his whereabouts
failed to trace him or the safe.
Happening in Washington on the first
day of the carnival, the writer of this saw
Link. He was mounted on the seat of an
express-wagon drawn by six spirited steeds,
with plumes yard long extending from
between their ears towards the zenith.
Link was watching with wary eyes the
contents Of said wagon, viz: five large
chests and six iron safes. The writer is
sure of the number, for he counted them
o'er and DER.
Link is IN Richmond now, with the
trunks and safes. The trunks are supposed
to contain "vouchers Of bis respecta.
biIity, and the safes hold the sponduIics d
to be held up to the enraptured eyes of the
friends of the Norfolk and Great Western
railroad.
The safs-game will be played again; the
cry of "Now you see it, and now you
DON'T" will ring in the too credulous ears
of d" greeny;" land Link will disappear
bearing with him the "spondulics," anC
gracefully gyrating his thumb about tho
apeX of his nasal organ.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY. -
Philadelphia, Feb. 21.-The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company's annual meeting was
held to-day. The revenue TO, the year
amounted to Si7, ,531, ,70G, being an increase
over last year of s2SO,S95. The net earn
ings amount to S2,53l ,706. In reply to in
uuiries, Vice-President Scott said "There
are pending negotiations for the lease OF
the Camden and Amboy road, which we
think will be highly beneficial to this COM
pany. The Pennsylvania railroad has no
interest in the Union Pacific railroad. The
extensions of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
Company now are limited to Chicago. St.
Louis, Louisville. Cincinnati, and as lead.
ing from these centres, others forming con.
ncctions with New Orleans and lines to the
Pncitjc coast
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berts promises for votes he hopes to get
from the Piedmont country that the Penn
sylVania Central shall guarantee the bonds
81 the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad
Company" at the rate of 81, ,000 mile, to
an amount necessary to place first. class su-
perstruction and equipments on the road,
and that company is to have the right to
require the guarantee at any time in foe
gears. These votes would go cheaper, If
anything, than those from the Southwest.
There is no such company as the "Pied-
mont and Potomac Railroad Company"
It:exists only on paper. II was never or
ganized, and never will be and of course
can never require any guarantee of the
Pennsylvania Central road. But this guar
antee may be required at any time ,ciihin
foe gears. Supposing that possible, until
it shall be required, Roberts will go on to
buy the stock of the Virginia road. now
sought to be victimized, absorb it, make it
one of his pauper parasites, and 60 on its
way rejoicing. /:
Ought this heinous wrong to be toleratedp
What has become of the State faith on which
the stockholders in this Virginia road,
foreign and domestic. invested their money
Why does not this impudent Pennsylvania
imposter build the road chartered last
June, which he promised to commence
within one year from that time? The truth
is, this concern never intends to build any
road anywhere. Its whole purpose is to
buy out railroads and subsidize them for q
song. 1t has bought, or will buy, the State
stock and sufficient private stock in the
Richmond and Danville road to transfer its
terminus to Philadelphia. The same with
the Fredericksburg road. the Petersburg
road, and the roads south Of Petersburg,
and control the whole. Its very presence
in the State threatens public morality. 1t
has already spread an immoral taint in the
capital, AMI if suffered to get foothold in
the State, released from all legal control, ii
will do as 1t has done in other States-rule;
! by debauching Legislature, Executive, Ju.
dietary, and people.
LOOK TO THE SENATE.
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WAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY.-From the
Baltimore iSun.]Eis the I'D or 23d of
February Washington's birthday? He
was born the 18th of February, old style.
When the Greqorlan Calendar (new style)
was introduced into England by act Of Par
lament, 1852, the error in the Julian Colen-
dar (old style) was II days, which were
added to the days of the month to make
those dates which indicate the seasons cor
respond with the tropical year. BY this
addition of II days the 11th Of February
became the 22d, and in the oIden times this
date was sometimes written February 11-22.
The error in the Julian Calendar is no,c
t,celre days, which, being added to II, will
make Washington's birthday the 23d of
February. w. Il. S.
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D1sAB1LITIEs.-In the United States Sen.
the petition of Lemuel James, of Matthews
county, Va, praying the removal Of his
political disabilities, which was referred to
the select Committee on the Removal of
Political Disabilities.
Mr.. Rice presented the petitions Of Shell
bv Gibson and OF Chadwen Britain, of Lee
county, Va, praying the removal Of their
political disabilities, which were referred
to the select Committee on the Removal of
Political Disabilities.
Mr.. Lewis presented the petitions of Bar
tholomew D. Christian. OF the county of
New Kent, Va, and of George A. Bruce,
of Augusta county, Va, praying the reno
val of their political disabilities, which were
referred to the select Committee on the Re-
moyal of Political Disabilities.
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THE CARN1yAL.-Washing Feb. 21.-
The festivities of the Carnival closed this
afternoon with tournament, and also \
procession of maskers in all kinds of ridicu-
ious costumes. the first woman President
of the United States and the Capitol reno
val being among the novel features. The
diversions were witnessed by many thou
sands of spectators, and considered COM
pensation for the partial disappointment Of
Yesterday. Both Houses Of Congress ad-
Iourned in time to enable the members to
see the maskers. This evening there is
another general illumination of Pennsylva-
mia avenue, and pyrotechnic displays.
Two balls will take place tonight, one ut
the Masonic Temple and the other at the
National Theatre, the latter being mas
urernde arran O ement, ,.. 4es --f : e.. ..-..
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sKAr1so p1sK open tonight at ! O'Clock.

LOB PR1ST1NG.-We call the attention Of mer'
chants. clerks Of courts. sherfs, lawyers, raul
roa.i steamship and canal officers and agents, ana
ALL others having crders for printing, TO the facli-
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING. EST ABB
IIsaMEST for the prompt and faithfrl execution
az an kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish ~
sbor, notice Cards, Bill Heads. Letter. Heads,
proprsmmcs, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tays. Hand-Bills, Catalogues Bills OF Fare, Show
ais. Checks, Drafts. &C., &C., dc. satisf2ction
Guaranteed. Ill ~ Is,s+Eg
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FIRE IN New foRK.-New York, Feb.
l21.-This morning IRE broke out in the
two-story brick slaughter-house OF Davis &
Harrington, ITO, 772, and ia First avenue,
destroying the entire building and three
hundred sheep. Loss on the building,
$35, 900 : on wool, $1,000; insured for
81, 400. The fire originated iu the drying
room, it is supposed by the wool coming
In contact with the stove.
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WE HAVE SEEN TIfEM.--On Yesterday we vis-
i,cd tie LEE GALLERY. and must confess that tho
pictures taken ut that establishment are the most
beautiful we hsYe seen, and wonder how such can
be produce at the low prices charged. .,s.,
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GET 1T Goop.-Thc best fu:l Ia the cheapest.
This is Of heart forest pine and oak wood, ma
chine-sawed and split and long, for kirdling and
cooking. Soft coke, bitumin Gus aud anthracite
coal every size. You can buy low, and Of faii
measure, of j. B. WATKINS, I'LL Main street.
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The old portion of the Union Bethel, be-
neyolent society IN Cincinnati, used AZ u
reading-room: and cheap boarding.house
for boatmen aud others, Il newsboys' home,
&c.. was burned on Tuesday, and the aG.
joining new building damaged to the extent
of several thousand dollars. -
Hon. Amos Clark. prominent citizen
and member of the Texas Senate, died in
Austin, Monday.
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Blank books ledgers, Journals cay books; cash
books, scratcbers, memorandum books, tfcklcrs-
In fact, any kind Of book-w be made by KEN
IyGHAM at ehort notice and when he makes u
book you know 1t will be good one. -.
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Several delinquencies are reported in the
conduct of officers Of the Boston National.
Bank; the extent of which Is not ascertain
ed. but it is believed the bank viii not suf'l
fer any loss.
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BY REQUEST, another carnival on skates will bc
given at Assembly Hall FrldSy, March I'd. The
price Of admission to the carnival will be 50 cents.
or two package tickets. No half price on that oc-
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i IL new goods and elegant styles are any object
to the public, call It the DOLLAR sTogF, ,s.s Main
street, under Campbell's paotogf aphtc gallery
ana see the cheap black walnut brackets book
shelves, corner brackets, hat-racks. .&cs ral
Whetbey Jet SETS backgammon boards, wiring
desks. and many other articles too numerous 70
mention, fgaatsas1#-.y. 80 t--s 81
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You can soon learn to skate on rollers, ana II
= on viii practice now you can participate IN TIC
carnival which comes OF sd March. The Rink
viii be open tonight at O'Clock. 70
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Il takes but short time to lesrn 70 skate on
rollers. Tonight the sksling Ribk VIII ,be open.
This viii be good time TO practice Tor the car
n.yal. ,s.y.ef.,. .ttFEay5t-sA
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Great bargains in stationery Of ELLYsos
TAYLoR,s, lll6 Main street. --
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The price or admission TO the sAs.es'
which comes of March I'd, VIII De ~ eenis' os TWO
vs1low tickets. No hsK price that n,gnl.
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THE SKATING RINK will be open tonight at
O'Clock. Practice now II youWish TO skate On the
night o +. the carnival.
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Teachers and merchants, buy your scnooi oooht
at ELLYsoN. & TAYLoR's, ltl6 Main street. L'o-
ersl inducements offered. H s. siHt 81
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It is net as hard to learn to skate 90 rollers as
some people think. Practice twe or Inrse 'i'ne''
and you car then skate pretty well.
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ENVELOPES furnished and prtnssd AZ y. F.sS
ss7s. and $3.50 per laaa, ~ the Dispatch Printing
Establishment
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sHIsrs and CLOTHING made TO order By =. BS
SPENCE soy-pertect lit or no aie--st 1850 hsin
* y s- .th = y ~
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A.L pgRrop1cAxs Il pubitshes prices A. a.- !.
TYSON q rAyLoR.sn neHs derots nex " y. Asas
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EOR KENT, that fine, large DWELL e.
L ING. Ne. III, on ttc outh sidu Of Frank Ill
lin be.wcen I'm aud Slh streets. ,ntalni. about
thlrI, en- rooms, wa er- closets, cath room, &c.
Inc persou renting Will have a rare c}pti tnnlty
OF bu 4tny the FUR Z, / U,.E of LII" occupant. who
i, ann:lt To di.continuc housek. erimg. Apply 1T
nnrrto j. l., ArrEEoG%.
Ic 20 a. lteal Est :rc Agent. &c.
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fs-s yJOR RENT, TWO OFFICES or
I'll 4 STORE. win easements. on the south
tlle OF Cary, bc.w, 10Th and llth stree 8. Pos
session at O. &c. Applyto j. e.. APkkESDh.
f. ar--e, heal Estate A gent. &c.
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9irtln1ol}d 1ispatrI1.
THURSDAY. -. FEBRUARY %, 1871.

TIE CIRCULATION OF TEE DIspATCR
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
GULATioN OF ALL THE orRER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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sxAriyo RINk open to-nisht g ! o'sloekk.
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t2EAI. ESTATE AZ E.Ksv.ATE sas-s:-

I AEDS IN LARGE
Il A>D SMALL QUANTITIES.
/ have IN my hands for sale LANDS In almost
section Of tlI.: State. number OF them age
large, 3cst-c!ass estates with splendid improve
lnents and desirab!y located.
GEuHGE 81. DnEWR1.
tr 23-iIn l0lI Main street.
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IIUH RENT, that desirable RESI- o.
L u y = 30 Gvs. on Il e west side OF 9Th 81
n ri Of Leigh ST. cci, uccu2ici by Cnar.c, Bau H.
Ed. cont tsi .ing tea rooms, water-cloSets. bath
room Sc. yeiandah and JoFchcS Possession 1t
one huply 70 j. J.. APPfRSfN.
Ie 20 6. Eeal Fsl1te {. gent &C.
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Al, The latest novels Il ElLysoN y TAxtoa'
INA Main street.
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sc,,ooI. BOOKS Il ELLysoa 2 TAsson' = i.is 2
an aIrast.
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skArisG RINK opsn =, uisfs . ! o'si0sN. s
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ANOTHER cAns1vA1 ON SKATES. j, IS "a March.