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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-22

TlEFIi>ToEI OF \ NATIONAL REMEDY.-1ierc i:
the history of the most celebrated tonic Of tht
age in nut-sl:c!l. In lSc0 1t was announced that
certain combination OF vegetable ingredients with d
pure diffusivc slimulant, WAS working wonders II
he OF chronic Dyspepsia, lIcri u, debility, vcI
complaint. periodical fcycrs. rhumatiSn and consti
tu,iunal weakness. The unprctcnding nanc given t.
the specific was PLANTATION !iITTEES. The state
men, attracted the attention OF valide everywhere
The ncw remedy received fair trial, and !ercsi'll'
more than confirmed Ill that had been said in IL
praise. Thcnccforwarl 1t was grand success. Tho
business columns Of the press spread tie glorious
news far and wide. and the martyrs 10 indigestion
hioi>uess. physical proslration, and premature de-
ty rs if by common consent. sought RELIEF from til,
new vegetable restorative. Ihey .fUHad "hat We!
soygM From that time to the present the increast
IN the demand for Plantation Blttcrs has been one OF
The most striking events in this age.
For coughs, bronchitis, and consumption, In IL
carly si1g,~, nothing equals DR.. PEHcE'S Golden
Medical discovery.
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"2. That in order to effect this object n
committee Of five, appointed from the differ
cnt sections Of the town, shall be entrusted
with the execution Of the desire of this meet
ing as above expressed; which commission
ers shall be selected by this meeting.
"3. That no conditions be proposed ms a
basis of annexation, the citizens of Manchcs.
ter being willing to place implicit confidence
in the wisdom of the Council of Richmond
and our future representation in said Coun-
Gil If annexation be effected"
The preamble and first two resolutions
were adopted mem. con. The third was OBJ
posed by DR.. Monteiro and Mr.. James A.
Clarke, and supported by Mr.. Benjamin B.
WeSiger, and adopted by decisive vote.
The following gentlemen were selected by
the meeting to serve az commissioners :
Messrs. c. G. McRae, DIR. L. 4. Chiles, w. G.
Taylor. Henry Fitzgerald, Benjamin b. Wei
sigcr, and on motion the Chairman was added.
The meeting, which was the largest ever
held in Manchester, adjourned at late hour.
PRAYER FOR CoLLEGEs.-Instcad of the
separate religious services tonight, of which
notice was given on Sabbath, the pastors of
the Baptist, Methodist, and Presbyterian
churches will hold united service at the
Baptist church @ p. NJ, TO which all are in
vitcd. 1t is expected that the Rev. DR.. Hose,
of Richmond, will be present.
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The London C0Snt9PolitGn, in its special CORE.
spondcncc from the Paris Exposition, August 10
1867. said as follows @
The Imperial Commission and the international
jury have done their duty to thc satisfaction and ad
mraiiou or the world. and il things have not gone
OH a. smoothly as they might lave been throughout
the American section, every body knows who has tC
account for it. However, the distribution of prizes
has put an end to the fever in the American Sewing
Machine Department. The Weed Company Carried
the highest prize for THE BEST sEwING-MACIlTNE
Wheeler & Wilson took gold mclal for their Jut.
toa-toic machine only. Elias Howe received tho
decoration OF the Legion Of Honor rs the origiaa
iHrento;, Thus hts the contest been settled. The
Weed machine. before this verdict Of the jury vas
.;dc public, had brcE honorcd with the verdict oi
public opinion. Every practical scwins-machiie
man who made II worth his while to examine ii was
at once struck with its simplicity. its improvements
and lis ir:cfutahlc superiority rs family sewing
ma.!linc' WILLIAM LUCKuART. Agent, Eighth
and Main streets. Richmond, Virginia.
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FARSHAM's FRENCH TOOTH LozESGEs, anovel
and pleasant dentifrice-the finest In the world for
cleaning, beauufying, and preserving the teeth
dorsed by eminent dentists. Sold wholesale by
PURCELL. .LADp & Co. and r. W. POWERS Co.
Retail, by WOOD & Sons, corner Ninth and Main
A. BoDEKER & BROTHER, corner Fifteenth and
Main; DOVE, 1924 Main BEKRIAN & McPHAn
corner Main and Seventeenth; DUyAL & THoMP.
son, So Main MEADE & BAKER. ola Main: HAIR
EtsoS. Main between Seventh and Eighth; HAZARD
Franklin, corner Fourth BLAIR, s25 Broad: L.
WAGNER & Co., Broad; Book, 5os Broad: GAR.
NETT, 63a Broad; THOMAS, 214 Broad: HOWARD
BROTHERS, corner Broad and Second; FoRsTMANS
21i east Broad; KISDERvATEI, Broad; FISCHER
10 cast Broad; MILLER, Fifth and Marshall; CARY
& BROTHER. Brook avenue and Leigh street; S. "
FARRAR, corner Of Twcnty-ffth and Leigh streets
MORRISON Il FAHRAR, Broad between Twenty.
fifth and Twenty-siXth strscts.
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OFFICE OF THE FAIRFAX COUNTY NEW. |
FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE. Va, February le, l'I2.
7ames Z. 4. Gibbs:
Dear Sir.--l offer (unasked fcrl my testimony In
!. favor Of the Wilcox < Gibbs machine TO correct
false impression in the minds Of some that sewing
done on it will rip. ! purchased Que, and my wife
commenced TO use II at once, without any instruc-
tiUs except the printed directions accompanying It,
She has tc it constantly, making the clothing for
herself. oi. four children, and all my unerclothig,
and | know that not Il single garment has ever
ripped. and Of course portion Of the clothing has
worn out. defy any one TO point out single fault
the machine has, unless they Object that the scam Is
40, the same Oh both sides This my wife does not
think il fault as the right side Is always regular
straight. and pretty. and remains until the gar
incni Is worn out. ] have never you or heard
Of you except seeing your name attached to your
advertisement. and never expect To see or hear
from YOU, and therefore have not written this with
! the expectation of any reward or clnolument You
are at liberty 10 show my letter TO any person. and II
they find have stated what Is not true will bcal
| the blame. Yours, &C.,
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wAxSEgESTEEs ITEMS.

PUBLIC MEETING ON ANNEXATIuN.---A large
and influential meeting of the citizens o
Manchester WAS held at the county court
house on Tuesday night. On motion Of W
L. Litll"ow. Esq, Dr.. William r. Nelsigel
was called 10 the chair and Benjamin Nclslgel
appointed secretary. DR.. ChildS, in response
10 calls. explained the object OF the meeting
to be for the purpose Of considering the sub
itct OF annexation. i'll accordance with {;
resolution OF the board Of trustees referring
the matter 20 the people, a previous appllca'
ton for annexation made through commit
tee appointed for the purpose having been
rejected. He also stated the terms on which
slid appIication WAS lmdc-aS follows: The
free bridge TO be completed, SemmcS street
(or Bridge avcnuc) to be opened (G6 feet
wide to Clop,on street, along said street TO
Hull street, along Hull street to the old toll
cate. and thence down Hull street to Flt-
teenth streets (or Old corporation llne) also
Scacnth and Twelfth street from Hull street
10 the corporation linc--all Of these to be pro-
perly graded and paved.
On motion, 1 committee OF nine was ap-
pointed to draft resolutions for the meeting,
rs follows: McsSrs. H. c. Burnett, j. ID.
Craig, Walter 5. Gill, f. ". Redford, ". J..
Moody, Richard Whitehead, and j. w.
Bronaugh, Jr
On subsequent motion, the secretary was
added. The committee, after retirement,
submitted tue following report:
"Whereas u joint committee Of the Coun-
Gil of the city Of Richmond and trustees of
the town Of Manchester presented to the
Council of the said city a petition of annexa-
ton cmbodying certain conditions, which
petition was rejected by said Council; and
whereas the matter has since been referred
BIZ the trustees Of the town Of Manchester to
the people thereof: Therefore be it
Resolred, /. That the citizens of Man
chester, in public meeting assembled, express
It as their desire that the annexation Of Man
chester to Richmond be accomplished.
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TnE Tur>rGr.-Thc "Mute Singer" a
very attractive play. was presented ilSt night
hclorc the bc>, audience Of the week. Mrs.
Bernard looked well, acted well. and sang
with hvr accustomed lrilliancy. She WAS
well supported by Mrs. Ebcrlc. Annie Mos
ten. Mrs. Pierce. and Mr.. and Mrs. Brown.
Tonight there is Il fine bill, and il is to lie
hoped that the many warm admirers Of Mrs.
Brlnard, pcunlc>s as they are after Il
week of laua,l~cck. will turn out in
force and ill the Theatrc. On Saturday
night thcrc will he attractions Of IN unusual
kind. At the request OF the officers Of
the Richmond Light Infantry Blues. the man-
a%crr>> and Mrs. Bernard have kindly con-
>entrd 10 give benefit performance in behalf
of that gallant old company. Two fine pieces
arr in rehearsal. and Il grand entertainment
may be expected. We hear. by the way, that
one OF lis novel features will be the appear
unc" Of Il company Of volunteers on the stage.
This alone will CluSc Il great rush for reserved
Sclts.
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Editor and Proprietor Fairfax County -NcuS

We heartily thank Mr.. Whiting for the above,
and would 5pccfrlly aSk that more Of those who
have been blessed for years with the possession of Il
WILCOX i GiEBS SEwtSC-MACIIIEE would raise
their voices and use their pens to cnlishtcn their
1clow-Citizcns of the South and deliver them from
their CALLING bondage to the locks and chains Of
other machines. and thwart the efforts Of those who
arc imposing hcavy-runnng, complicated, costly,
and unreliable machines on the public by Insrepre-
Scntiug ours. 1t Is duty which the owrcls of oll
machines owe 10 the public TO make the truth
known. VIC obtain certificates but those that
voluntarily. and must wait until southern
speak. aS northern owners have spoken, in favor
of our machine over all others.
L 4
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Dwellings Burned.
Special telegram TO the Dispatch.

Speclal eltSTalA W tuc IlSpotSus
WARREsroS, VA, February 21.-At 4
O'Clock this morning the residence of Mrs.
Martin ?. Brookes was discovered to be on
fire, and was entirely consumed. The fire is
supposed to have originated through the
carelessness Of servants. The family made
their escape, and saved only q small portion
of the furniture. The loss Is estimated at
five thousand dollars, on which there was no
insurance.
Special telegram to the Dispatch
CRY PoINT, February 81, 1s72.-The fine
dwelling-house on Nunnally's Point farm,
near this place, was destroyed by fire last
night. This property was recently purchased
by Mr. Wincleman, of New York, and being
unoccupied it is supposed to be the work OF
an incendiary. learn that Mr.. Wincleman's $
loss is covered by insurance.
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>,.,... ..,,,
iHU "N"NLn MIMI ~ H5.:'Nf ~ ,.' nt'
Is. N'>H"r N.''tL.-o'' I ''.I ,"''',''''
. -, visited during IN" "!ioI'"' 'L.r i'''''oo'
3 -.:i&N u! constant >'ic''l'. VI '"c Nun
,"i u" '"H'c '''Ftn Q! ms ''lt' ~,
p:Tpo>" Of oheFinS up 'i'ir prayers 'iliI
.g doN'n"U> lor ,iir Iri'o.r oi une >""' %
1.tc Bishop JOHN AicGii!. me day L
.2n among C@th"Ilts rs tic Month
y 4. and was observed WIN the most s"l
.-a ana Impressive ceremonies OF th'
..c,&. NA->cs were said from 10 II
.rn ,y the resident and Other priests 0
a."c">'', the cetrmonicS concluding at in'
'-"...Ard h"lir ii = grand requiem E'as>
.s.1A;rI - h!SHt Ac'. Bishop q ii;'i2' o
...j..i1. ~. / az dStco'1S "rFt ht': -. y
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West Virginia Constitutional
Convention.

CHARLESTON, WEST VA, February 21.-The
Convention, Us Committee of the Whole,
terminated last evening its discussion upon
the report of the Committee on Taxation
and Finance, and omitted, by vote Of AZ to
2G, the clause in the present Constitution re-
lating to taxation and finance, and especially
providing for the payment of its indebted
ness to the State of Virginia, incurred by the
separation and establishment Of West Fir-
ginia, leaving the Legislature with the au-
thority to provide for the payment of any
liabilities of the State prior to the adoption
of the Constitution.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, February 21.-The barome-
ter will probably continue to rise, with plea
Ohio Valley, and the Middle and Eastern
States. An area of light rain will advance by
Thursday morning into North Carolina.
Partially cloudy and clear weather with rising
temperature in the GulfStatcs. Rainy weather
in Georgia and northern Florida. Westerly
winds will increase in New England, but will
diminish from New York to Wisconsin. An
area of low barometer will develop on Thurs
day in the Missouri Valley.
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THE RICHMOND LIGHT IN ~
VIRGINIA HALL.

Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies
ONE DOLLAR each
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JOE PRISTING.-Wc call the attention of MGR
chants clerks of courts shcrifs. lawyers. railroad,
steamship and canal occrsand agents, and all Others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered ii
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds of Joh
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards
EiIl-Hcats Lcttcr-IIeads, Programmes Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, IIand-Bills, Catalogues
Bills of Fare Show-1iills, Checks, Drafts, &c, &C.
&C. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-22

Rare combination. the highest art and the loves
prices, at c. r. REEs 6 Co.'s Photograph Gallery
oil and 9l3 Main street.
Card Pictures, $3.50 per dozen;
1mperials. 50 per dozen;
Large size - first one:
Beautiful Monograms (new), 81 per hundred.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


New YORK, February 21.--Money closed
sharp at 7 per cent. Oh call. Gold, 110s to
l1O4. Exchange, 81. Stocks heavy; s1's,
115s; '62's, lit. Southerns firm. Tennes-
sees, 81; new, 81. Virgiia's, 52!; new,
%. Louisiana's, GO; new, 80. Levee's, 63;
s's, 10. Alabama's, 90; 5's, go. Georgia's,
10; rs, Sc. North Cardinals, 33a; new,
174. South Carolina's, 81; new, 321.
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From San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, February 21.-A passenger
lust arrived overland ria Pacific road mas
died from fatigue and exposure during the
trip. oo.,, ha,.o
been received.
The bark Sophia, with the captain and
one sailor, has been lost on the Main islands.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ENgIand.

tEE1ianQ.
LONDON, February 2i.-The coroner's jury
in the case, of Minor, the American who
killed Working1nan on Saturday night, has
returned verdict that the deceased came to
MS death by the hand of the prisoner Minor,
who is held for trial.
The marriage Of the Marquis of Butte to
the daughter of Lord Edmund George How
ard is announced to take place soon.
The English Press Directory, which has
Just appeared in print, gives the number of
Journals in Great Britain at l, ,4j6.
Five hundred weight of gunpowder was
seized Yesterday i'll Cork by the authorities.
The yacht Enchantress will be sent to Suez
and carry them to England.
The rtmor prevails that the present Lcrj
Chancellor of Grelt Britain will soon retire
from office, and will be succeeded by Lord
Romilly.
1t is reported that Lord Northbrook vii
be appointed Viceroy of India.
France.
PARIS, February 21.-The Budget Com
mittce of the Assembly have agreed to re
port bill providing for the taxation of al
raw materials except those used III manufac
turing textile fabrics.
Ponyer Quarter, Minister of Finance, ha
signi1ied his acceptance of the modification
Thiers fayors the plan of taxation.
Two hundred members of the Right ant
tifty-siX Of the Right Centre in the Assem-
bly, have signed the manifesto Of the mon
archiSts.
The Gaulots, in its issue this morning, say
that King Amadeus, of Spain, has becom
disgustcd with the ungorernable disposition
of the Spanish people, and has urged hi
father, King Victor Emmanuel, Of Italy, t
sanction his abdication. The Gdulois ful
ther says Victor Emmanuel counsels patienc
on the part Of Amadeus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-22

\ Gcop Sn0w.--The entertainment now
presented nightly ut Virginia Hall is not only
,ncxccptionahIy moral but is really novel
aud wonderful. Never has there been wit.
messed in iiiclmonu such exhibitions Oh
strength and dcXtcGiiy rs those OF Mons.
D'Ata.ie and Mile Angela. The perform.
anceS OF Little Zephyr are entertaining, and
the >ngin" OF The popular llyams Sisters lend
Il most agreeable variety to the exhibition
I'll" ball ought to be crowded every night h.,
>Uc!. programme.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-22

TALENT WILL ALWAYS TELI.-Wc this morning
SAW Il letter addressed 10 the proprietor Of the LEE
GALLERY. and wri!tCn by the wifi. Of our great
chci't!u General Il. L. LEE thanking Mr. DAVIES
for copies of card pictures of the lamcntcd CHIEF In
This letter Mrs. LEE pronolinccs the pictures Of the
General from this gallery the finest She has ever
seem" and says the bare sight Of such accurate like
ucsscs afforded her great pleasure"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-22

pHBLIC TEMPEHAScE NnErlSG.-Artisan
'ncit, No. 10, Friends of Temperance. will
citrate the I'D by holding public temper
t.rc meeting tonight 1t = O'Clock in the
i..&pdist church, Oregon Hill. Prominent
Nrr, will be present and address the
tiny, and the choir Of Pinc-Strcct Baptist
,rci, viii furnish the singing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-22

.\>nTnER CoLoRED COMPANY IN THE FIELD.
The first lieutenant OF the Richmond Iou.
&c. Who was thrown" Oh an examination
b, 10 his qualifications for n commission in the
a.Htccr force, has resigned, and Frederick
Coles i his successor in office. Coles is Il
TX in The Office of the Superintendent of
J1lic Printing.
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MrnGM Tax oH ToGACco.--'rhc joint rcso-
'."n a~hn@ congress 10 make the tax on
a""" uniform. hayim" passed both lrlnchc:;
I TN L"gi- ltur" and received the Govcrl!-
- signature, will hc taken to Washington
might and laid r,tnrr the Committee of
~! .!.i Means of the House of Represent
't1"~. NJ. Lo'cn>tcin. delegate from Rich
e'H&. aUI J.. y. fiiy>'r, ESD. President ot
-,r National Tobacco Association, have the
0.. Ter II charge.
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ncnty preserved by the use Of PIIALoS's Hair In
vigorator Thus the Oldest veteran may always wear
young head on his shoulders, and every head he
protected against the decay loss Of Its natural
ering Sold by all druggists.
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TnE Boy ORATOR will entertain the citizens
Of Church ll;Il this evening at ) O'Clock at
Union Station Methodist cLurch. lie Is con-
,ilcr2d prodigy, and all who hear hun VIII
probably be amply paid for the small fee
charged. He proposes to divide the proceeds
with the Sllnday-school OF that church.
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Mexico.

MATANoRAs, February 20.-The Govern
ment troops have been routed in the State OF
Sinaloa, and those defending San Luis Potosi
have been driven into the harricades. The
reYolltionists have reached the frontier with
a million and half dollars In specie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-22

InAvE analyzed the whiskey known under the
brand of ''B Select, controlledby aIessrs. WALTER
d. BLAIR s. Co., Richmond, Va, and find 1t free
from f,tSii oil and other impurities, and recon-
mend its use for medicinal and family purposes.
j. u. McCAw, NJ D.,
late Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
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Ohio River Improvement Convention

CINCINNATI, February 2l.-The Ohio River
Improvement Convention has elected Jesse
Debright permanent president of the con-
vention.
A resolution was adopted requesting the
Governors Of the bordering States toappoint
five commissioners each to look after the Inn
proyemcnt Of the Ohio.
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..TE. NigiD hrRGLAEY.-it has been stated
tl IL" dwelling OF Mr.. Alfred Lcckcuby,
' '7 resides on the Grove road. was entered
= burglars 4 few nights ago and robbed of
watch, some clothing, and other articles.
> c now learn that L second attempt to rob
n. Lcckcnhv was made on Tuesday night
at The Burglars were foi!cd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-22

hiG BEEF.-The enterprising butcher who
h"n2ht the two big cittle from Pulaski
"@'H'r created sensation yesterday by tlri.
'-a- tAcin through! the principal streets, pro
'"t"d by Il band of music. They were also
rtApltcd TO the Governor. These beeyes
""igh 5000 pounds, and cost $500. They
vii! 1e slaughtered before next Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-22

fNCcuTlvE ArrolNTMENTs.-Isaac Reynolds
llH iu4; resigned bis office rs state Inspector
"I trit""u II i.ymch's warehouse, Lynri!-
faEi|, ~" Governor has appointed William
Il. NhitIow in his stead. The Governor
.s.1 issued Il commission Yesterday to Leon
.t.i i. Nottingham n coroner of Nortimmp-
..,,t.-,fr
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Speclal telegram to the Dispatch.
JARRATT's, VA, February 21.-The resi-
dence OF Mr.. W. n. Jarratt was entered last
night and robbed of two gold watches and
other articles.
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ADvERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade in any
portion of the country should advertise in the
Eapcrs Of that section. NJ. EfLYsoN 6 Co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted ut pub
lislrrs' rates.
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SoutF, Carolina Republican Conycn-
fiOn.

CoLrMBIA, February 21.-The Republican
State Convention adjourned after choosing
full delegation to the Philadelphia Conyen-
ton. Among the delegates are Whittemore,
Ex-Governor Orr, and several coiored citi-
zens. The Convention endorsed Governor
Scott and President Grant; declared that the
appointments made in the State unacceptable
to the Republicans were upon the repre-,
scntations of Senator Sawyer, and resolved
in favor of universal suffrage.
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FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, for gentlemen
and ladies opera chains AMI leonliaes. gold chain
bracelets gold thmbles, fine gold wedding and en-
gagement rings fine watches repaired by sdnul
workmen ut GESSETs,
Onposite the Dost-OQice.
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EOR PHI l. \ ID + j. 7 II IA.--c+sIi";s,
pI,TT. will receive freight for the above port till
THURSDAY the 23d instant 1T /: O'clock Freight
taken for all parts of l'cnnsylvania. New Jersey.
and Delaware, also for Norfolk aud Ncw Orleans. al
low rates. Passage to Philadelphia. nuding meals
and statcroom. ~. W. i. PORTER. agent.
fp nl-.t No. 2J23 Dock street.
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l'.GnT TrTwEES COUNTY OFriCrEs.-A few
~ a.o Tie li"notony Of the regular Meet
inr ,l The Beard OF Supervisors of Brook
Nnd township, iicnrico county, was broken
~ n "N'ilangc Of blows between two n!rln-
*'r, oi the Board. Both political partie7
"'Uo represented in the at1ray. \ black eye
Vas IL most >rliuli> result.
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ARCHITECTS.

4 LEXANDER Y. LEE, ARCHITECT
IN AND CIVIL ESGINEER.-Snryeys made
and designs furnished for the arrangement OF VII
lagos parks fair grounds, artificial nsii-pons,
srvatorcs greenhouses. and private estates; plans,
sketches details elevations, sections, aDd specifca-
tons for private public buildings ONCE, corner
of Bank and Eleventh streets, Richmond, Wa.
fe 2-lm<