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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-16

ST. PATRICK's DAYTIME Celebrations
We publish below the programme, from
Mr.. VIM. English, the chief marshal, for
st. Patrick's Day:
RICHMOND, March IA, 1871.
The undersigned, appointed chief mar
shall for the celebration of st. Patrick's
Day, requests that the Irish citizens, and
others disposed to unite in the procession,
will meet at 8 O'Clock A.. NJ, in their re-
mated, where they will be formed in line
bv the following assistant marshals, who
have been assigned this duty by the chief
marshal:
CLAW Ward-Franklin street, near Mon
roe Park, where the line will be formed by
Frank Brannon, Patrick McGOvern, VIM.
Kelley, VIM. Rankin.
Monroe Ward-Corner 1st and Frank
lin streets, where the line will be formed
by Jos. L. Whitaker, John Ahern, John
McD Donald, Patrick Canary.
Madison Ward-On Broad street, be-.
tween 10th and 18th, where the line will be
formed by James H. Dooley, F. j. Kelley,
z. Tennessee, DR.. John Mahoney, and Ed
ward Murphy.
jefferson Ward-In the First Market
Hall, where the line will be formed by
John NJ. Higgins, John Hagan Jr., Thos.
w u L DOylC, cO1A la AA@k-
lory, and Jas. Golden.
Marshall Ward-At the County Court
house, where the line will be formed by
Capt. P. F. Kennedy, James Hays, Capt.
P. G. Coghlan, and Rob't Kerse:
Immediately after the formation of the
lines in the respective wards, they will
march to Broad street, between 10th and
18th, where they will be expected prompt
" at 1Uh O'Clock A. NJ, where the main
line will be formed, and take up the line OF
march as follows:
Down Broad to 10Th street, down 10Th to
Main street, up Main to 1st street, up 1st to
Marshall street, down Marshall to 4th street,
down 4th to Broad street, down Broad to
Sth street, down 9Th to Assembly Hall,
where an Grafton will be delivered by the
Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, Mayor. Immediately
after the Grafton the line will be formed
and proceed up 9Th to Grace street, down
Grace street to the Governors mansion,
where the procession will be reviewed by
His EXcellency the Governor; returning
to the point where the main line was form
ed.
Badges for the occasion can be procured
from the following assistant marshals
Marshall Ward, James Hays; Jefferson
Ward, j. F. Boyle; Madison Ward, Z.
tennessee ; Monroe Ward, James Rankin !;
Clay Ward, VIM. Kelley.
WIN. ENGLISH, Chief Marshal.
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I" Responsive to Virginia Interests.

Responsive to Virginia Interests"
We invite attention to the speech of MIR.
FRAysER, made yesterday in the House OF
Delegates. The reader will there find the
facts and the documents showing how
General MALONE responds to Virginia in
terests in refusing to pro-rate with the only
steamship line oacned in this State, while he
does pro-rate with another line oacned an
Neu York and commanded by Commodore
MCCREDrE This may be one way of re-
spending to Virginia INTERESTS; but it
looks very much like "coming it over US
in way we despise."
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the Two Propositions.

The ssr,ine gentlemen," rather than see
She interests Of their cities sacrificed threw
themselves upon the indulgence OF the
legislature-appealed to that body not
violently to betrayethe private interests IN
the Richmond and P Petersburg road by arbi-
trarily placing that improvement under
General MALONE, whose line OF railway Is
not at all identified with 1t. They made
the offer Of $3.50 per share, payable in Six
months. The Committee of Roads decided
against them, and proposed to violate the
private interests in the road by still forcing
upon them master, altogether distasteful
to the private stockholders. But they made
the shabby concession to justice of fixing
the amount to be paid for the State stock
by the master at $3.50 per share, ac'th sic
years to pay it in, aoithout interest. Thus
still being under the offer Of the nine gen.
tlemen by the sum of more than S121, 900.
But why make the concession at all II
General MALONE must be the man? If his
bid is to be mended merely because others
have offered more, it is plain that bidding
may still so on, until General MALONE
might be made to pay a sum out of oil
reason in view OF the intrinsic value Of the
property.
That would be monstrous. If General
MAnoNE is, indeed, the embodiment of all
wisdom, of all honor, of all trustworthi-
ness, all railroad skill, and all patriotism,
he should be put over the road without i'm
posing upon him any undue burthen Of
debt. Therefore the concession already
made-though not yet up to the PROPOSE
ton of the nine-is reflection upon the
high merits claimed for General MALONE,
and a shameful desertion Of him by his
eulogists. TO lower him in standing to the
mean position Of a bidder at auction for
place which his friends declare should be
given him for the salvation of the State, is
the lamest of all impotent conclusions. We
protest against it.
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OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE PRE-
TENsEs.-One Timberlake (negro) was ar
rested yesterday afternoon on warrant
for feloniously obtaining money under
false pretenses. From what we can learn,
Timberlake agreed to build house fot
some gentleman on Church Hill, and pOr-
ton of the money was paid down. Getting
this, Timberlake refused then to fill his part
of the contract; hence his arrest. The ar
rest was made by Pat. Woods. A hearing
of the case will be had before Justice White
this morning.
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q Whatever You are in want Of to-day you can ses
ot tha nwn.brokers, sale Of h. HARRIS q BRo''
1ssl Main street and we do advise you to 80 there
a, articles are warranted as represented' we
found there some very flue diamonds eoia
watches, jewelry, silver,ware, clothing, pissos'
etc. Messrs. COOK q LAUGHToF, auctioneets,
win sell the entire stock OF forfeited pledges eio
commences at 10 O'Clock. We advise you NOT 70
miss the chance to-day.
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NH l6-3ta

me- SPRING, 1871.
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS BIZ EVERY
u STEAMER. a..S.
One thousand pieces NEW PRINTS, IN every
style and shade-fast colors.
T. X. PRICE CO., -,..
are opening daily splendid line OF
CHOICE STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS FOB
SPRING SALES,
which will be kept up through the entire season.
None but the BEST GOODS sold by our house,
and every thing guaranteed as represented.
Immense stock OF beautiful PRINTS for ladies
wH III &esss5bND SHIFTING PRINTS, for
oAMg sBBiRsI a9e oGaGyyffGoEs, ROBE cAL1coEs,
PRINTED PERICALES, very pretty;
MOHAIR and PUPLISS, for tuits and dresses;
Black donbIe-faced MOHAIRS, best shades;
CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, for gents ana
A BEAUTIFUL assortment Of LINEN DRILLS &c.
SPRING CAsSlMEHES-Yrginia made.
- MOURNING GOODS:
BLACK TAMISE and DELAlNES, g. anu o-si
.ACK BOMBAZINES and ALPACAs,
BLACK GRAPE Wells and COLLARS, i
COLORED and BLACK KID GLOVES.
SHEETINGs. COTTONS- TOWELS.
TABLE DAMASK. NAPKINS, DIAPERS,
LINEN and COTTON HOSIERY,
LINEN and LACE COLLARS,
FURNITURE CHINTZ, COUNTERPANES, &C.
All of which will be sold as low az same goods
can be offered In any house In America.
It. Il. PRICE & Co..
NH Is .1101 Main street, corner lItn.
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JUDGE MINORS CoURT.-In the case of
JEFF. Grimes, charged with attempt to COM
init rape upon Virginia Hotties, the jury
were unable to agree, and the case was adj
journed over until to-day, the jury being in
the meantime handed over to the custody
of the sheriff, with instructions to con-
tinue their efforts to agree upon verdict.
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New Hampshire.

The result of the elections in this State 10
most gratifying. GRANTS illiberality-his
suicidal act in throwing himself into the
arms OF the ultras, and becoming the adyo.
cate Oh pans and penalties and expressions
IN the South, has wrought this defeat of his
party in New Hampshire. The people are
not prepared to destroy the last vestige Of
the Constitution and State authority to re-
elect him President.
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The FurlOughed.

The member from Roanoke on yesterday
in the House of Delegates explained his
temporary absence from the MALONE divi-
sion (while supporting the Pennsylvania
company's billy, by saying that he was abb
sent "on furlough )" but he was now re-
admitted to the ranks, and, as the House
can testify, is fighting in those ranks with
decided energy, if not force. The statement
was very frank.
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THE best kindling and cooking fuel for spring
ia the dry forest pine, and sawed and split oas,
prepared by machinery. Also, soft coke az ~;
extra quality CRATE coal from 80 to IS IS. order
at Offices I'LL Main, 9th and Cary, ana l7tn anu
Dock streets. o. d.
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The Christian Weekly is the name of a
new candidate for public favor. 1t is a
Observation-Disclosures paper, published by
the American Tract Society. The letter.
press is admirable, and the articles well
selected. T. L. D. WALFoRD, Ola Main
street, is the agent in Richmond.
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at both the Baptist and Meth odist churches
every night at s1 o'clock.
RroovxHrp,-The many friends df Ira " !.
Rass. The popular and efficient outh-side
news.earrier. viii be rejoiced to know that.
although reported at one time dead, ne :ls
now almost fully recovered, and Is IS ready
as ever to serve bis friends. fk&4
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ACCIDENTAL young man named William
Knowles, timer by trade, while at work
on the roof of house in Sidney, fell yes
terday and broke his leg. He was removed
to his residence, and received prompt sur
gical attention.
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREsT.-The Religious Her.
ald of this city, is read in every neighborhood IN
MARYLAND, the virginias, and the Carolinas. It's
advertising rates are very reasonable.
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There was q general Jail delivery at Pine
Bluff, Arkansas, last week, resulting in the
escape OF Tom Lee, under sentence Of
death, and other noted criminals, who
saved themselves out. i u
Four men in a boat were swept over Sal
mon Falls, near Russell, Mass, Tuesday
night, and drowned.
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The CHAHooN CAsE.-The case of Geo
Chahoon is set for trial in the Hastings
Court this morning, it having been con
tinued from yesterday.
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THE BEsT.-In our opinion the pictures taken
at the LEE GALLERY are by far the nost trulhi
and life-like we have ever seen, and the prices
charged are about the same charged LOT Soniuion
photographs. - - - ----
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Beautiful cassimeres for pants az IL. b. otENo
q SONS merchant tailoring estaohshneh'' LOW
Main street.
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FINES CoLLEoTED.-There was collected
yesterday at the Police Court S41.55, fines
imposed by Justice White for various Of
fences in violation of the city ordinance.
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7AUCrHoH SALES THIs Day.

On all public or rrtuats gales 1T Real Estase
made bstoeen the llst az january and ths lst ~
July the purchasers pay Tie tdses for the pre-.
Z. cent Vear; 5ut on, all sates bet,oesss the first
day Of July and the last day Of December the
caller a,dy8 them. &rt# E.5
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We would advise all who have never "hnesseu
ro,Ior-statinp TO 90 to the Blink tonight II they
wish to pass pleasant evening.
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QUAL1F1ED.-Gen. Jubal A. Early quail
fed as an attorney in the Circuit Court
of this city yesterday.
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FULL TREASURY. were 100000 in
the State treasury at the close OF business
hours on yesterday.
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Clothing and shirts made to order by E' b.
SPENCE u Son. Perfect fit or no sale.
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The communication of ''Frederick" is
rejected because written upon both sides of
the paper.
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Skating tonight at the Rink.

All the nobby neck.t can be found at 1900
Main street.
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.rAr1osERY and SCHOOL BOOKS, wholesale
and retail at ELLYsos s. TAYLOR, Ills Main street,
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sDTEIb

In Lavrencsville on the 1st instant, nc the resi-
dsnce Of her son, e. r. Turnbull. clerk Of Bruins.
wick county, Mrs. Ed. TURNBULLs ut the aos
bvancede age Of 7arare
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DEaoREsT's FASHION Book for April re-
ceived from Ellyson d Taylor, 1116 Main
street.
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ZINE BOURBON

H AND RYE WHISKEYs.
1929. =. 80 - =
90 obls. OF the celebrated brand JOHN MOSS
EXTRA Rye WHIsKEY. ~ ~, 80
20 hbIs: R:Y:Taylor's pure KENTUCKY
BOURBON WHISKEY. For sale by
MCCARTHY & SLATER,
NH Slot 1874 Main street.
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.utbe floral novelties of the season are offered
for sale at low rates by
IVA ''. JOHN MORTON, Florist,
Corner of Main and Reservoir streets.
Street cars pass MoRToN's garden every ten
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OFFICE OF THE OLD DOMINION IRON ANDS
:, - NALL WORKS COMPANY. }
R1CHAOND, VA, WHrch Z, BIl. }
nNHE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE o.


RICHMOND. VA, March 4, ls1l. }
TNHE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE OF
PRICES has been adopted by all the Nail
manpfacturers OF the United States, and will be
followed In this office after this date es,ss
price. :
>, Nails from 1od to cod and fencing from lod to
cod, same as l0d. -
All cut spikes Csc. per keg above lGd nails.
Sd and Cd nails, and fencing, Csc. per keg above
l0d nails.
Cd and I'd nails. and fencing, SOC. per key above
i0d nails.
id aud Sd nails, and fencing, 75c. per key above
1od nails.
81 nails Sl.5o per keg above l0d nails .-..
I'd and Sd fine nails g. rs per keg above IOd nails
Finishing, Flooring, Tobacco. Stating, and Box
Nails, to be soc. key above same size OF Cut
Nails. ,-lt B. Z, BLANKENhHiP. =
NH CIV Commercial Agent.
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ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, 1ll6 Main street, are pub
1ishers' agents for Guyot's Biographies, adopted
by state Board Of Education for use In pubic
schools of Virginia.
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II does not take long to learn to skate on rollers
Go to the Rink tonight and try.
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Cheap stationery at ELLYsoN TAYLoR's' llle
Main street.
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SCHOOL BooKs.-Great inducements onereo In
school books by ELLYsoN TAYLOR, lllS Maln
street.
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Roller Skating is the most fascinating amnse-
ment in the world.
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A win case In Tennessee, involving $751;.
600, had been In the courts for sixtv.six
years, aud has just been decided. The
chap In whose favor 1t was decided has
found that the lawyers fees amount to
$4,000 more than was left by the win. and
he has gone to saving wood to earn money
to pay the balance. Heais almost sorry the
old man didn't leave the property to some
one else.--Neao York Democrat.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ Port WINE.-Just received, de
rect from Oporto, very superior OLD Port
WINE, in wood and glass, put up specially Cor
me, for medicinal purposes, and for sale by 7"
49,: OSOAE CRANZ,a ~
mn IL. sta No. Exchsnge Block.
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Buy your clothing and shrts from E. B. SPENCE
& Son.
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MATCH AGAINST TIaE-The trottine
horse Robert +. Lee, owned by MIR. George
W. Harrison, Of this city, viii leave here
tomorrow for Richmond, to trot match
against time, ten miles In thirty minutes,
for two thousand dollars on or before the
lst Of. April. MIR. Harrison's horse is
thought by some to be one of the best
horses In the State, and his owner is conf
Dent That he VIII win the race.-.Alerandrza
f1nzekta. -. y. ~
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NJ FRESH COD-LIVER OIL-OUR
OWN IMPORTATION-JUST RECEIVED
Approved and prescribed by our physicians as the
best, purest, and most acceptable to the stomach
ever sold in this market.
MEADE G. BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
fe2a-1m 9Is Main street.
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New styles of spring goods just received by f.
R. SPENCE .& SON.
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Street Cars pass MORTON Flower Garden every
ten mInutes,
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DOR SALE, ONE FAMILY cEAR
II CARRAGE, in good order, made H&
by Lambeth & Francis. VIII sell 1t for One-IEIrd
the cost price. Apply at the corner Of Laurel and
Cary streets. NH 16 j. 3t&
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COURT ORDERS.
SsE0yEs AND VINWAHE.

NOUNTCASTLFS. SOB Broad street.
WI STOVES, TIN-WARE, and HOUSE-EUR-
NISHISG GOODS. Particular attention paid to
repairing old STOVES. - 10 u
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In JUICE LYNcH's Federal Court at
Lynchburg, Tuesday. Mr.. R. w. Hughes,
U. S. District Attorney, read an affidavit
from James Nj. Carter, Of Liberty, stating
that John &. Kasey was disqualified from
holding the Office OF sheriff of Bedford
county under the 14th amendment, he
having been commissioner OF the revenue
previous to the war, as we'll as having been
q colonel in the Confederate. army, his dis
abilities never having been removed. Mr..
Hughes asked that a subpoena be issued
for his appearance here. Judge Riyes ap.
pointed speciul term Of the court for the
third tuesday in May, and ordered that
the process be returnable at that time
LYnchburq Ylrqinfan.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

rRAND DRAMATIC ENTERTAIN
" MENT AND CONCERT,
for the ben eft of ST. Johns Germany Church. on
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 10TH,
at Schott's Monticello Hall, Broad street.
ADMISSION soc. Performance to commence
at O'Clock, NH l5-2t
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MULES -,

NJ oAn@ FOR sAAE.-To re.
~ taGe my teams Tor the summer GESV
viii sell two or three excellent w kLL- -
BROKE MULES; sohnd. Bind, and ~s1-Es1"'
gentle Of GOOD size sold for no fault.
j. B. WATKINS,
Coal and Wood Dealer,
nj
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

An OLD CHURCH RoBBED.-A burglar en-
tered the Old Stone Church (Presbyterian),
IN Augusta county, on the night of the Sd
instant, and stole the pulpit Bible, an heir
loom which tor century or more had been
used by the venerable ministry who
preached the Word in that mother church
OF the Valley of Virginia. The academy,
near by, was also entered and a large num-
Der OF valuable books were taken or de-
stroyed. Fire was found in the morning
on the school-house hearth, with ashes and
paper lying near by. Some school-books
more valuable had disappeared.
1t is not known whether this sacrilegious
robbery was committed by malicious per-
sons in the neighborhood, or by some stray
gler from the public highway. The Bible
was very old and rare copy, with notes,
in a good state of preservation, and was
much priced by the pastor and congrega-
tion .sr
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m Aa1ssrErt.

Il AZ the west Poius SHoteI by fhA Rev. T. u.
BeeaB, MIRA. Y. CATAE, ofstsioucesksr county.
TO Miss 81. BRANCH wAIDENs OF Chesterash
county, Va - -. -
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Skating at the Rink tonight.

OLD PAPERS at 4oc. per hundred at the Dis
patch counting-room.
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ST. PATR1cK's DAYTIME Celebrations
We publish below the programme, from
Mr.. VIM. English, the chief marshal, for
St. Patrick's Day:
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~ COUNTY sUPERINTENDENTs

me- COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS
AND SCHOOL TRUSTEES ,r
want the
BEST BOOKS FOR VIRGINIA CHILDREN.
GUYOT,S BIOGRAPHIES.
McGUFFEY'S READERS,
McGUFFEY'S SPELLERS,
HARVEY'S GRAMMARS.
McGUFFEY,s READERS, prepared by DR..
McGuffey, Of the University Of Virgins, are now
in use in over ninety per cent. Of the schools In
Virginia. .-
THE BIOGRAPHIES OF PROF. GUYoT, the
most eminent living geographer, endorsed by the
highest authority in the world.
HARVEY'S GRAMMARS are considered by
our most successful teachers as the best In use
ELLYSON & TAYLOR,
BOOKSELLERS,
llle MAIN STREET, e.
are the Publishers Agents for the above Books,
to whom all orders should be addressed.
We have full line Of
STATES,
COPY.BCOKS,
...~ INKS, and
SCHOOL STATIONERY,
OF all kinds, which we sell on the lowest terms.
mh14.1y ELLYSON & TAYLOR.
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MEETINGS.

Skating Rink open tonight at 8.
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A. of,ces 1ll1 Main, 9th and Cary, and nth and
Dock streets. o. d. va" W. 1890
Reentiful cassimeres for pants at E. b. SPENCE
A. so~,o merchant tailoring establishment, 1870
Main street.
.rAr1osERY and SCHOOL BOOKS, ~hoiesale
and retail at ELLYsoS TAYLOR liio Niain ''i'e'
TIVE REsT,-In our opinion the pictures taken
at tho LEE GALLERY are by far the most uulniul
and 1ife-like we have ever seen, and the prices
charged are about the same charged for common
Photographs.
Huv your clothing and shlrts from E. B. SPENCE
& Son.
We would advise all who have never witnessed
ro,ler.skatipg to 20 to the Blink tonight II they
wish to pass pleasant evening"
r,otb,np and shirts made to order by Il. b.
SPENCE j. Son. Perfect Ill or no SAFE
All the floral novelties of the season are oaeFeo
for sale at low rates by
JOHN MORTON, Florist,
Corner of Main and Reservoir streets.
Street cars pass MoRToN's garden every ten
Cheap stationery at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's, llls
Main street.
All the nobby neck.tie can be found u iSoo
Main street.
Skating tonight at the Rink.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREsT.-The Religious Her.
ald of this CITY, is read In every neighoorhooo IN
MARYLAND, the yirginias, and the Cafollnass its
advertising rates are very reasonable.
II does not take long to learn to skate on rollers.
Go to the Rink tonight and try.
New styles of spring goods just received by 4.
B. SPENCE & SON.
E1IYsoN & TAYLOR, 1ll6 Main street, are pub
fishers, agents for Guyot's Biographies, adopted
by state Board Of Education for use In puonc
schools of Virginia.
Roller. Skating is the most fascinating amnse-
ment in the world.
Street Cars pass MORTON Flower Garden every
ten minutes.
SCHOOL BooKs.-Great inducements offered In
school books by ELLYsoN Il TAYLOR, llle MAIN
street.
Skating at the Rink Tonight.
OLD PAPERS at 4oc. per hundred at the Dis
patch counting-room.
Skating Rink open tonight a. 8.