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Weather Probabilities,

WASHINGTON, March 21.-Northerly to
westerly winds will prevail ON Friday over
the New England, Middle, and South Allan.
TIC States, with very generally clear weather.
Easterly to southerly winds, with increased
cloudlness and possibly threatening weather,
are probable for the Western Gulf States !;
While generally clear and pleasant weather
with northerly to easterly winds will prevail
over the Gulf States. The barometer will
continue falling over the Northwest, with
southerly to easterlv winds, rising tempera-
ttre, and cloudy weather, and snow during
tonight, and will extend over the lakes and
the Ohio Valley on Friday.
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HERE'S TO TIE HOUSEWIFE THAT'S THRIFTY -
Solomon, speaking of the housewife, says: - She
seeketh wool and fax she laycth her hands to the
SPINDLE and her hands hold her distaf; she maketh
herseif coverings OF tapestry; she makc,h fine linen
and selleth 1t, and worketh willingly with her
handsn
solomon, with all his wisdom, could hardly bave
thought OF the leading Invention Of our modern
uaSs, tile Setcing- hachine," or he would have
gwen us some prophetic idea of that "household
!a.rM" aoho aoorkeh aoinin9ly also, and "doeth all
things tcelL"
We nave been using Just such household treasure
ior several years, and we'll has 1t done its nart
mat we cal! 1t The Family Farorfe We have never
1ouho IL out OF order but firm, and easy, aud sim
PIE as the day we first bought 1t, aways rendy To do
the owners commands,
hen we remember that there are score or more
Oh different machines before the public, each of
some degree of superior excclloncc and vet some
iauits' how important Is 1t TO find one with lcast
i'nits and bcstadapted to family use
Our experience with the WEED FAMILY FAvop
TIE leads US to recommend 1t In the highest forms
we nave not yet discovered single fault to record.
IL Is constructed In the simplest manner alwoys
MorkS win the greatest ease, Is very economical I'm
tae Se OF thread, does every kind of family sewing
from thick to thin with admirable nicely, and In all
particulars just such machine as the thrift,
ho'SetcYe can depend upon.-Ne,o York Independ.
ent. September 2d, 1869.
ISL. WILLIAM LocKHART, Agent,
I.. corner Eighth and Main streess
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New York Items.

NEw YORK, March 21.--August Belmont
won the silver cup at the jerome Park shoot
ing-match.
Last night was the coldest of the season.
a heavy northwest wind prevailed.
There have been eighteen new cases and
seven deaths from smallpox to-day.
The new Spanish minister, who arrived
here last evening, is reported to have said
rffat it is a mistake to represent him as hos
tile to the United States, he having the kind
est feelings, and being desirous of cultivating
amicahlc and peaceful relations with this
country. He believes in clemency towards
the Cubans.
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Mrs. oATEs.-This charming actress will
pay IN engagement ut the Richmond Thea
tie next week. This is what southern
paper says of her: =
.Ihe bewltehing and charming little Mrs.
Oates was in her usual happy and roIlicking
mood, ana carried her audience by storm,
winning their hearts by her bewitcliing man.
ner, pretty face, and 1.-THE figure. She does
her pest TO please, and succeeds most happily
IN pmcing all IN the best Of humor; and we
VIII venture 10 say that no one left the thea.
trc last night without being pleased and
delighted with the entertainment afforded
them. Piquant, dashing, and sprishtlv, Mrs
Oates seemed TO be the embodiment of JOY,
Gus life, elegance, and grace.p ~,
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RESlnEScE DESTROYED ~ FIRE NEAR IRE
WILLIAMS DEror.--pas>cn@crs by the CheSl-
peake and Ohio railroad Yesterday afternoon
report that the residence of Mr.. Robert Gem
try. which stood in the forest on the right OF
the railroad going west, and about two miles
east of Trevillan's depot, was DESTROYED by
fire mt late hour on Wednesday night. II
is supposed that the fire was accidental. y
high wind was prevailing at the time of the
tire, and it was impossible to stay the pro
grrSs Of the flames. Mr.. Gcntry>S loss lsnot
;.sccrtaincd. but it must be quite heavy. as
most of the contents of the dwelling were
DESTROYED.
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contest the will, and will arrive here In few
days. IL she is legally Mr.. Byrnc's widow
she is entitled, under the laws of this State,
to one-half Of the property acquired since the
date Of the marriage. which is comprised In
what is known rs broadway Block" on
the northwest corner of broadway and Kcslr-
ncy streets, which is said to bc heavily mort
gagged. If she proves his marriage, and that
no divorce was obtained, she of course sub
icc!s herself to prosecution or n charge Of
higamy, she having married man named
Stonpcl subsequently. and borne his name.
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Mayor Halls Trial.

Y NEW YORK, March 21.-The trial of Mayor
Hall in the Court of Common Pleas has been
terminated, and the remaining eleven Jurors
discharged. This course was necessitated by
Recorder Hackett yesterday deciding that
the court held by him was regular, thus
making the court held by Judge DAILY, before
which Mayor Hall was being tried, an Illegal
or unconstitutional one. Thus ends the
famous November term.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.-Messrs. Lee u
Goddin, auctioneers, have sold recently the
following city real estate:
Four brick tencments Oh Main street be-
tween Madison and Belvidere, western por-
ton of row called "Park Place." for
Sll 900 cash. Purchaser, Samuel IL. Pull
liam, Esq.
Lots Nos 10 and II, in same property,
fronting 60 feet on Main street by l5S feet to
an alley sixteen feet wide, for S2S per front
foot, cash. Same purchaser.
Lot fronting 40 feet on Main street be-
tween Madison and Monroe hy 15S feet to an
alley sixteen feet wide, for SIS per front
foot, cash. Same purchaser.
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The s.oIcry Gaaig--t:eDortea Outlaw
ing ST tIc Scw Yoriz "1Icrald's"
Correspondent.
WILMINGTON, y. c., March 21.-Reports
from the Lowcry outlaws arc of very con-
ilicting character. Boss Strong has not been
seen since he was reported killed, and Henry
Berry Lowcrv has been missing several
weeks. 4. j. Henderson, the correspondent
Of the New York Herald, who has heen with
the outlaws for several days with the alleged
Object Of interviewing them for that paper,
is said TO have been outawed by the Board
Of Magistrates of RobeSon county and his az
rest ordered. 1t is not supposed he will be
detained by the authorities of that county.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

FlEr-AlARN.-Th alarm Of fire on yester-
day WAS turned in from box %, and was
caused by the burning of the roof of hoHS"
on the corner Of Seventeenth and NenaDle
streets. The engines were promptly on the
ground. hut the fire was cNtinsushed before
their arrival.
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AlCrl0N SALES TnEIS DAY.

RICHARDSON & co. will sell at - j. NJ. two
framed dwelling. aud lots on Church fltil
W. GnDplN will sell at {! L. Ma market and dairy
farm OF eighty acres one mile cast of Richmond,
opposite to Oakwood cemetery.
COOK & LAUGHT0N viii soil at their salcsroom'
~ 10 O'Clock \. NJ. an assortment of household
ondki,chcn furniture, hcrrings, butter, pickles,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. j
New York Stock and Money u.-,.o4

NEW YORK, March 21.-sIoney closed at
!. Sterling nominally frmer. Gold, 1O9a to
1o95. Governments steady SIPS, 115a; cps.
111}; CAS-, 1l12; G5's, 1923: new, 11o5; G7's,
1123; 6Ss, 1923; 1o-40's, 10s. States dull;
Tennessee's, 81; new, 6s{. Virginia's, 81 !;
new, So. Louisiana's, 55; new, %. LeYee's,
6a; s's, 20. Alabama's, 90; SIS, 90. Georgia's,
l3; ia, ss. North Carolina's, 373; new,
%. South Carolina's, 81; new, 81.
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jon PRISTISG.-We call the attention Of mer-
chants, clerks Of courts shcrifs, lawyers. railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents. and all others
having orders for printing TO the facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of Ill kinds OF jon
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards
Bill-Iicads. Heads. Programmes Ball Tickets
Blanks. Pamphlets, Tag= IIand-Ells, Catalogues,
Bills Of Fare. Show-Eills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C.
Sc. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Police Court, TuuRspAY-Justice j. j.
White pre$iding.-The following cases were
disposed of:
The case of David and Mary Diamond,
continued from the Goth, charged with al
lowing vicious dog to go at large and bite
John Brannan, was dismissed.
David Diamond, charged with failing to
appear at Police Court after being bhlled for
lis appearance Dismissed.
VI. Curran and Ben. sledd, charged with
trcspassing on the premises of l.. Living
stone and creating a disturbance in his store
with intent to obtain his goods. Surety of
500 required for six months.
L. Wilson (colored), charged with assault
ing and striking William Meredith. Fined
81. -,
William Meredith (colored), charged with
attempting to strike L. Wilson with a stone.
Fined 81.
Alexander McDanal, charged with assault
ing and striking Ellen Harper with intent to
kill. Continued to 23d instant in absence
of injured party.
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG ASD1
POTOMAC ROUTE, February L., 1872. !

TIP DAY NAIL leaves Byrd-Street sta
- ton. Richmond. at $50 A. NJ.
UP NIGHT MAIL. leaves Byrd-StrCet station,
Richmond. ut 3:i5 I. W. tcxccpf On Sundays.)
Up ACCOMMODATES leaves Broad-Street sta
ton, Richmond at $3.50 i. VI. Except on oundaye.)
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-Street sta
don, Richmond. at 2:lT Z. VI. r ..-.t.- s,t
DOWN NIGHT MAIT. arrives ut Byrd-Street sta
ton. Rchnoui at $40 i. VI. Except on Mondays.)
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives ut
Broad-Strcet station, Richmond, at S:!2 a. II. lex
ccpt on Sundaysl -. .
ATIoN TIsAIN runs to Milford only
Travellers bound west oid Batimoreand Ohio ran-
road will by tIkins the $50 A. u. mall hence connect
It'll the I:5 L. NJ. train at Relay House the Bnlti-
more aud Ohio railroad Ey tho SH5 L. n. they will
connect with the s:21 /. N. t Relay House. ou lie
same road-the former icing tie quicker Line Tor
points west. , $50 ..
car attached, Will ic rin between lIcliuloud and
Milford on TIL HURSDhi of each week, leaving Rich.
mond at Gas 4: NJ. arriyiigat Milford ut ls:l2 d.
Returning, will leave Milford ut T. 81. aid arrive In
Richmond the same dry at c",i Z. II. Fare the
same is the accommodation train. mn
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. March ol.-Cattle opened active but
closed dull and shade lower: very best on sse to-
fair quality, 4,@5sc sales for week, 500 head; re-
ccipts, s62 head Hogs-lght supply and In fair de-
mand, closing weak, prices being barely maintained
light supply. with good demand for good quality
common dull at 6@9c.; receipts for week, laa held
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!. VA. FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH % 1879

LECTURE By GOVERNOR WIsp-Tn commit.
ance with the request of MANY memIera or
the Legislature and others Governor yy;so
Will deliver his lecture ON the phvs,,, t,o1 70,
m8in of the United States'' in the iall NJ tho
nouse OF Delegates this afternoon at ) o'clock
ms lecture was delivered IN Washington
ABOUT fortnight ago before a very large nnd
'htcli'scnt audience, and it is spoken of in the
most complimentary terms by the press. No
aalnlssion s ice will be charged on this occa.
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Not CoScLuDEp.-The case of Edclin et
ais. Is. The Mechanics Building Fund Com
pany of Alexandria, now pending in the SUI
prcmc Court of Appeals Of Virginia, was
further argued yesterday for Edelin, by c.
W. Watbly. Esq, Colonel Charles f. Stuart
having already spoken on the same side, and
Francis L. Smith, Sr., Esq, in opposition.
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MEETINGS.

I 0. M.-VIRGINIA LODGE, No. l.
1e There VIII he regular meeting of this Lodge
THIS (Frlday) EVENING at a O'Clock in hall cor
ncr Broad and Ninth streets. Every member will
please attend promptly.
Brothers of terLodges cordially invited to be
present.
BY order of the ". NJ. JOHN Fl. WILEY,
NH 22-ltr Recording Secretary pro tenn.
OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF RICH
~ MOND SECTION, No. 2, !. Q. c. OF II. & t.
You will assemble in front OF Your old hall. Broad
between Sixth and Seventh streets, THIS iFrday)
EVENING at y o'clock punctualy.
BY order of W. A. S; CONRAD, W. G.. ~"
mn 22-lt* NJ. S. CONRAD, Secretary.
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Persecution Of Jews.

New YORK, March 21.-The London pa
pers have intelligence from Roumania of the
continued persecution Of the Jews. At Ca
bull the entire Jewish population, numbering
about 1000, were fearfully punished and
routed, and their synagogues filthily pol
luted,
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 21.-Cotton active; sales 4,ise
bales; uplands, 223c. Orleans, 22sc. Flour active
and shade better. Whiskey more active Mt s7Gs7sc.
Wheat-Winter red western, $l.6s@Sl.7o. Corn in
iir demand: southern yellow, 7oA@7lc. Rice frmer
at ss6stc. Pork active but shade custer. Lard
active but shade easier. Navals quiet. Tallow
heavy ut ssG9sc. Frcights unchanged. a.
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Railroad Accident.

CINCINNATI, March 21.-The eastern train
due at Fort Wayne this morning was thrown
of by broken rail and four cars, including
one sleeping. burned. The express matter,
baggage, and part of the lnai, was also burned.
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From San Domingo.

PoRro PLATTE, March 1o.-Baez has been
defeated, but Cabral was unable to advance,
rs he lacked money and ammunition.
An attempt has been made to assassinate
Baez, and his cousin was killed.
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Nothing hut pure confectloncrlcs at Asros1,s.

THE RELIGIOUS HERALD Of this city has rery
large circulation, and is read by those whom adyc-
tiScrs most desire to reach Its Issue this week 1:
TWELVE THOUSAND. The HERALD is the cheapest
and best medium for advertising In the South
Office. Ills Main street.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, March 2l.--Virginla s's. coupons. old.
All bids. -
Flour firm and not quotably higher Wheat frmer
Corn steady, Provisions quiet und nominal But
ter-No stock.
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GOING EAST.

CHESAPEAKE AND HIO, RAIL.
" ROAD:-QD and after September lss PASSES.
GER TRAINS win leave Richmond Sundays ex-
cepted) ~ follows: .sst -s'. ~, ~ -
$40 A. M.-SAIL TRAIN FOR me White salphur
Springs connectne as 9ordorss lille with the Orange,
Alexandria and MaEassas train for IS ..siugiul and
North, and Lynchburg and South. Z I ~ -
sss =. .M.--ACCOafaiODATio TRAIN for Cor
louisville, except on Saturday on which cayit leaves
at =. NJ This ngin connects ut G0rionsyfEIe with
the nigh. trains on the Orange. Aexardria and Ma-
nassas railroad for LYSCH8URGn aud WASHING
TON. - ~ .se.tt q. ..4,,eres >. =s,.e.y
Through tickets. at low rates, sold to al points
Northwest and Southwest. lsSz,,i .tss5i
Steerage tickets from Liverpool. Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg. Easre. Rostexdsnl,
Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gotheublrg, 70 sl points
on this road can he bought Of the General Ticket
Agent at Richmond. or can be 0rtered through any
station agent on the road
Further information may be obtained at ttFe Con-.
pany's Offices.
10 passenger trains are run on sundsys.s sf.s
-, Al. PERRY General sngsftntea9eat
JAMES +. SETHEELAyD, General Ticket Agent
fs.sg t..s
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ArrEAL RErusEp.-The Judges of the S,-
prcme Court of Appeals yesterday refused
10 grant a new hearing in the case of Charles
McFadden Us. George II. Harlow an appeal
from Judgment of the Corporation Court
for the city of Alexandria. The court had
no jurisdiction, the amount being under $500.
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TRIBUTE or REsrEcr.-Yesterday afternoon
the remains Of the late John d. Hamme'Slcy
were taken charge Of by Dove Lodge, NO.
81, A. +. and A. NJ, and escorted to the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
depot. Thence they were taken to Baltl'
more for interment, being accompanied by
McSsrs. B. r. August and II. Seldom Taylor.
O committee of Dove Lodge
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COAL AND WooD-Two hundred and fifty tons
best red and white ash Anthracite coal for CRATES and
stoves, this morning dscharging from schooner Ann
S. Cannon. Clover Hill and Cumberland Btumin-
ous for CRATES, engines and smiths. Alachine-pre-
pared kindlng and cooking wood, dry; also long
j. r. WATKINS,
I'LL Main and Ninth and Cary streets.
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RESTAURANTS.
YETELLE,
II REsTAURATEUR,

II REsTAURATEUR, AR&
1902 MAIN STREET, >N
keeps on hand the best tlat the markets
aff,rd FOR hts guests The iaxuriss OF MI ciaes arc
served 10 order in the best, style. His Ec
ready for dinner parties. and DO espccly snsiiss ,
ladies' and gentlemen 10 the saaoou hasU
T,e bess WINES aud IIQU that tEe rs.sissd 4 q
In R1chInnnd are found 4: his bar, ahe.e ~
DRINKS are promptly made by oGe cI sGs ussfs w
With aecompiis cooks, the BEsT yIaSIis asc
srveSf In lie most ussant style NTH tha new year
Iyrr . "a t,lrns over new fesf, AID gees Nssn
the baoyant spirtt Or tdo new Rienasoai s ~
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FIRE IN HANOVER Yesterday morning at
an early hour the residence of Mr.. Mallory,
near Hanover Junction, on the the Chesa-
peakc and Ohio railroad, was entirely de-
stroycd 10y fire. Only the chimneys are now
left standing to mark the place where the
house stood. The occupants did not have
time to save anything of value. The house,
it is stated, belonged to the estate of Mrs. De
Jarncttc. The loss is not ascertained.
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jim JAMS AT ASSEMBLY HALL.--Mr. }. p.
Cowardin will deliver his lecture entitled
" jim Jams" ut Assembly Hall tonight. 1t
is full of fun, and embraces many new bur-
lasa,,cs and limitations, which are sure to
bring down the house. Tickets can lie had
at Nest. Johnston & Co.'s book store.
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PERsoSAL.--United States Senator John F.
Lewis arrived in the city yesterday afternoon.
Gene,7BJanes a. Walker, member OF the
House of Delegates from Pulaski, has gone
home
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The members of tho Legislature ought not to fall to
give ANToN1 call and lay In supply of good things
for home-below post-otlice, Main street.
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REPAIRS TO THE CArlToL.-The bill which
originated in the Senate approprating
$4,000 for repairs to the Capitol has passed
that body.
The Joint resolution introduced OH Wct'nes-
day by Mr. Brown ior the sale of the present
and the purchase of new desks for the House
OF Delegates WIS agreed to in the House yes
terday. AS the old desks will be sold, the
expense will be small.
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TuE THEATRE.--Last night the pantomime
Of Mother Goose" was rendered TO the
delight of fine audience. Tonight Che
same bill is presented.
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Go 10 ANToNI and get those sweet California pears
before they are all gone.
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Case POSTPONED.

BALTIMORE, March 21.--The case against
Collector Stanton has been postponed to the
2Sth instant. Stanton gave bail in the sum
of $4,000 for his appearances.
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VIRGINIA HALL.-Bcautiful chromos, oil-paint-
ings, furniture. silver-plated ware, fancy goods,
&C.. given away to-night-a present to everybody
Admission, 25 cents Matinee Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock; childrens(with present., Is cents.
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THE ESDowMENT Plan IN ODD-FELLow-
smr.-Three lodges Of this city-Friend-
ship, Roane, and Jetferson-harc already
adopted the plan Of endowment heretofore
explained in these columns, and it is cx-
pected that all will do so before the present
,,.nnl, nS.nirnS
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ADyERTISF.-Our merchants seeking trade in any
portion of the country should advertise In the
papers Of that section. NJ. ELLYSOS & Co. will
t,ke advertisements aud have them inserted ut pub
fishers rates.
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~ was glad wien my doujie-thread scwing-ma-
chine which had used nearly three years, was dis
posed of, and its place supplied by Wilcox &
GibDs.-Mrs i. S. ao,oe, Eigiaa, I'LL.
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Frozen OvER.--Victor'Sm mill-pond was coy
cred over yesterday morning with a skim of
ice nearly half an inch in thickness, but by
the afternoon it had all melted.
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THE Religious Herald, the best religious news
paper IN the South for sale by the single copy at
ELLYsoH & TAYLoRs, 1lle Main street. Price, ten
cents per copy.
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Laoles gold watches gold thimblcs, garnet crosses
opening at GzNSET's, opposite the post-office.
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Elegant new watches, chains bands, and, neck
Iaccs, opening at NowLAN & Co.'s, corner Main and
Tenth Streets 'f"
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VIRGINIA HALL.-Gft matinee Saturday after
noon at O'Clock for ladies and children. Ever,
body will get present. Children on this occasion
will be admitted lwitha a presentl for Is cents.
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BAIL ALLowEr.-Judge Guigon on yester-
dav decided 10 allow bail to DR.. y. \. IL.
Goddin, and fixed the amount at $4,000. 1t
had not been given last night.
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Oranges, prunes, figs, rlisins, nuts, at ASToSrs
below post-o1lcc. .s a. -ga-..v %..>
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iii Main and Ninth and Cary str

Go to Virginia Hail Tonight. You may get 1ne
oil-painting; you may get silverplated icc-pchcr,
or fine chrome You are cortain to get present. for
25 cents
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THROWING STONES by boys in the streets is
so dangerous and has become SO common
that the Chief of Police has put some OF the
men under his charge in citizens clothes for
the purpose of catching the offenders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-22

The indianapolis Erening Journal makes allusion
TO Missouri editor as "a dlabocal slayer Of ste;ti-
boat clerks, hump-hacked, holow-eyed, hammer
headed hog, and Il miserable, NANCY, bench-lcggcd
coyote For family reading there is nothing like
lively evening paper aud for spring wear there is
nothing like the fabrics of Z. B SPENCE &EoN.