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New York Items.

NEW YORK, March 20.-The emigrant
swindler Edwards has been sentenced t.
Slng-Sing for five years. &,'s.n' '..'
Another Staten Island ferry boat was
seized to-day TO satisfy suits growing out o
the Westfeld horror. S..i '''
It is believed that the recent order fol-
Erie came from England, and that but one
eighth of the stock is now held in this eoun
try. 500. -
at a meeting of the Erie directory yester
day the report of Superintendent Ruckel
was made, showing the condition Of the road
to be good. saaeE sAe,,:5
Twenty thousand dollars worth of wool
was burned on the brig Henry Du Pont.
The Governor has signed the bill repeating
the Erie classification. .l.r...sy
Seventeen additional cases Of smallpox
were reported yesterday six concealed.
Polo De Barnabe, the new Spanish Minis
ter, arrived to-day in the MerrimGc, - -
4 lady died to-day In q dentists chair from
taking laughing gus. - q Is. '., ., -s..f
The Brooklyn house painters are on q
strike. The police are protecting the non'
strikers -Nc : - -
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SuppEN DEATH OF Mrs. Dr.. LEE.-Our
obituary columns this morning announce the
death of Mrs. Virginia Lee, wife Of Rev. Le-
roy NJ. Lee, -. D., OF the Methodist Episco-
pal Church South. For some years past Mrs.
Lee has been in i'll health, and suffered much
from frequent attacks of asthma. One OF
these Of unusual violence came on last Tues
day night, but passed off before morning,
and she arose as usual on yesterday and ate
her breakfast, enjoying it very much. Short.
ly afterwards, however she complained OF
nausea and headache. Medical aid was sum-
Inoned, but all efforts to save life were una
vailing. She soon passed to state Of uncon.
sciousncSs from which she was neyeraroused
Dr.. Lee had spent the day in this city, and
until he returned home had no intimation OF
his wife's death. He resides near Ashland.
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Latest News from Washington.
Congressional.

Congressional.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-Senats. THE
Chicago relief bill was discussed all .day.
several amendments were offered and re-
Jected, when the bill was finally passed as ori-
ginally reported.
Aouse.-The resolution inquiring the
names OF, and amounts paid to, newspapers
for publishing laws, was passed.
Inc Dill providing for bridging the Ohio
river was also passed.
Inc post-ofiice appropriation bill passed.
Ihe amendment increasing the subsidy to tbe
San francisco and China mail line failed.
Ihe vote upon the question making the mail
seml-monthly, and increasing the subsidy
to 81 100000, .failed-ayes, 81; noes, 81.
Resignation and Appointments.
WASHINGTON, March 2O.-Internal Revenue
Collector K. N. Wallace, of the third Soutl
carolina district, has rendered his resigna
don, having been appointed United State.
marshal. -
Edward F. Murphy, Fleming W. Jackson
and William Troy, have been appointed in
spectors of tobacco, snuff, and cigars for ths,
third Virginia district, and William j. New
man for the fourth district of the same State
The KukIux Case.
WAsH1SaToN, March 2O.--The preliminar
argument in the kuklux case of Avery an,
others was continued to-day in the Suprem
Court, and brought to close. The cour
will decide tomorrow upon the dismissal 9
the case upon technical grounds.
Should the Government be defeated ,,po
the plea for dismissal, the case will be argue
upon its merits tomorrow. ~
Rhode Island Democratic Convention
PROVIDENCE, March 20.-The Democrat
Convention has nominated Olney Arnold TO
Governor. After some debate upon the pro
priety of sending delegation to the Demo
cratic National Conrention-notye called
delegates were chosen to that Convention,
one is held. ...s " NJ =
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DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT The Jefferson
Literary and Social Circle gaveanotlerof their
attractive dramatic entertainments at Mon
ticello Hall last night. The play was Dan.
delion's Dodge" and it was received with EN-
thusiastic, applause and shouts Of laughter by
the large and really select audience in at
tendance. The Jefferson Circle embraces a
good deal of histrionic talent, and deserves
the distinction which it has achieved among
amateur dramatic companies. After the per.
formance last night the floor was cleared and
II dance was commenced and kept up until
after midnight.
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LOCAL NJ MATTERS.

INSTANTLY KILLED BY FALL.-iesterdav
morning Mr.. George Rudd, 4 painter, about
twenty-five years Of age, in the employ, OF =
McssIs. Montgomery & Byrne, was killed
while at work painting the Richmond House.
Mr.. Rudd was on light g cripple" near the
fourth story OF the building, distance OF
fifty feet from the ground, when the scrip
pie" slipped from its place and he was thrown
to the pavement below and killed. His neck
was found to be broken. The Deputy-Coro-
ner viewed the body. and under tho circllm.
stances decmedan inquest unnecessary, IS the
cause of death was evident. Mr.. Rudd was
from Norfolk and had been in this city but q
short time.
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A SAD FALLING OUT.-It is indeed sad falling
out whcn after years Of the closest intimacy, the
hair parts company with the head Fortunately, the
lamentable separation may be easily prevented and
the twain more closely united than ever by timely
and systematic use Of LYONS kATHAIRoN, the
most potent inyigorant Of the hair and promoter OF
It's growth and beauty known TO modern pharmacy.
1t completely obyiates the dry and parched conoloh
of the roots Of the hair which ts preliminary to It's
coming out by supplying the precise degree OF ois-
ture requisite to Its preservation in healthy state
1t Is the only true dissovent and evaporant OF dan
drrf and other impurities Of the scalp, whose pre-
sence is Injurious to the hair As beantiher OF the
head the Kathairon has no equal 1t not oniy In
cseases fhe quantity Of the hair, but mproyes iss
quality Immediately, impartisg a lnstrors appear
ance and silky texture which are exceedingly at
tractiyc. ss.
81 SUICIDE GoMuTTRp-Asth the result Of an iHac-
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! Weather probabf,i.,ea.

WAsH1NaToN, March 20.-The barometer
Wlli continue rising very generally on Thurs.
day east of the Mississippi, with westerly to
northerly winds, and continued clear weather
and cold weather. 1t will wall over the
northwest with winds backing to southerly,
and gradually extend to the Ohio Valley and
over the upper lakes. The brisk and hiel
northwesterly winds over the New England
and Middle States will diminish in force on
Thursday. Dangerous winds are not antici
pated for the Gulf and Atlantic coasts, excep,
the brisk and high northwesterly winds from
Cape Hatteras northeastward.
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JOE fn1NrIso.-We call the attention of mcr-
cana, clerks OF courts, sheriFs, lawyers railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents, others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered n,
tne DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds OF JoB
rRiSTlNG. s We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Letter-Heads Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills. Catalogues
Bulls Of Fare, Show-Bills, Checks, Drafts. Or &C.
&C. Satisfaction guaranteed
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Important Decisions.

JACKSON, Mss, March 20.-The Supreme
Court of Mississippi has decided that pay.
ments made BY railroads to the State during
the war, in Confederate money, were illegal
and that the Indebtedness must be paid in
greenbacks. The roads owe large sums, and
this decision will relieve the State financially.
The court also decided that citizens are not
responsible for cotton destroyed by order OF
the Confederate military authorities.
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People too generally fall short In their apprecia-
tlon of the art of photography" which, we be-
ieyc, Is mostly caused by their unfortunately falling
into the hands Of those who call themselves
artists and really are not We here dllude to
secoad-claSa galleries." As the educated mind avoids
the quack doctor, should people avoid the quack
artist REEs & Co.'s printed instructions to their
patrons ought to be In every household 1t is little
book giving you a thorough insight Of the art of
photography free of charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21

STATE AGRICULTURAL CoLLEGE-Dr. Har-
vey Black, president of the Board Of Direc-
tors Of the Preston and Olin Institute, is now
in Richmond. to make arrangements for the
transfer of the property Of that institution to
the State, in accordance with the provisions
Of the Lii recently passed by the Legislature
applopriating two-thirds of the land scrip to
the establishment of the State Agricultural
College at Blacksburg. -r
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TELEGRAPH1C NEWS.
View York Stock and money marIsc

View York Stock and money Market.
" II New YORK, March 2o.-Money closed
steady at 8 to Z. Sterling, 81 to oil. Gold,
lo9a to 1OsI. Governments i of. States
generally quiet and steady. Tennessee 8,
u; new, same. Yirginia's, 543;new, IS.
L Lo''aisiiana's, asi 5s; new, 52. LeYee's, e2; ss,
20. 7A4llabama's, 80; 5's, 90. Georgias, 7s
rs' S. North Carolina's, SO; new, 2saa.
South Carolina's, So; new, 3s9.
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LECTURE ON THE THEArRE.--Professor Bar.
Ts, OF Richmond College, WIN deliver his
lecture on The Greek Theatre and the
Modern at the Lelgh-sheet Baptist church,
Tonight. This is the lecture received with
SO much favor at the Grace-street church q
few weeks ago. - q
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aa,<-rsoN SALES THIS DAY.

THOMAS W. KEESEE win sell st loA. NJ, Mt his
store, pianos, furniture, &c.
RICHARDSON 4 co. will sosi at - T. NJ small
frame dwelling and lot on the east sauc OF 1wo''
seventh street, corner Of Il.
nuDGrSS ( SUTTON win sell mt u J.. NJ. u neat
cottage residence on the southslde OF west Car!
atcrc;. .aa- m.. ---.... ....-a
r.. u. NENREgN will sell at 10 A. NJ, at No. 81
Cary street. valuable machinery, atrasn-eAg1ne'
tools. &C.
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1--WE sta.e OF the liver and stomach, producing head
mentia aud finally insanity, Is no uncommon o.cuy-
renee All these disasreeable symphonic and had
iecngs are most certainly dispellef by the nae OF
br. P1ERcE's GOLDEN MEDICAL :Drscovrpy.-T1t:
reyitailzes and builds up the whole system. A,
ilttie book on cronic diseases sent free Address
H. v. FIERCE, III. D., Buffalo, Ny. Golden Medi-
cal Discovery sold by all druggists.
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BALL OF RnlMoN LopGE.-The sixth an
nual masquerade and dress ball of Rimmon
Lodge, No. 68, I. o. B. B., will take place on
next Monday evening at Assembly Hall,
which has been recently remodelled, and is
now peculiarly adapted to such entertain
ments. The Committee OF Arrangements
consists of Messrs. Wiilihm Lovenstem,
Isaac Hutzler, Henry Gunst, William Heller,
N. Ezekiel, sE. Holzinger, 6. Ihaihlmer, M.
May, Levi Hexter, and NJ. s. Block.
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HoSoI TO WHoM HONOR Is DUE.-During
the fire of Tuesday morning the large
frame house on Oregon Hill occupied by
Mr.. S. Edwards caught fire, and would have
been entirely consumed but for the untiling
efforts Of the young men residing in that
vicinity. Had the fire gained this headway,
Oregon Hill must have been swept by the
flames, as it is covered with wooden build
iuus.
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INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE The special
committee of five appointed to investigate
the charges made against the james River
Improvement Committee met last night in
the Council chambcr--Dr Wexford in the
chair. Little progress was made by the COM
mttce, and the Investigation proved unin-
tcrrstinr. -
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The mandatory of this company is established in
Hartford Conn.,, where their machines are In gen.
cral ugc and give perfect satisfaction. We have
one in operation, performing all kinds Of work from
the finest linen to heavy cloth, and even leather and
therefore advise MI those In want Of really service
able machine to examine the superior advantages Of
the Naturalization Daily 7rnreller.
WILLIAM LoCKHART, Agent,
corner Eighth and Main streets.
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CHIMNEY BURNgD.-YeSterday just before
noon an alarm of fire was turned in at sta
ton No. 2 First Police statlon), caused by
the burning OF a cEimneyin the building oc-
cupied by Mr.. y. ". Noting as drug
store, near the corner of Eighteenth and
Main streets. No damage.
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YEARs.-In the Hustings Court yesterday
Reuben Atkins (eolored) was tried for felo-
nious!y breaking and entering the barber
shop of james Scott and stealing $50, found
guilty, and his punishment fixed at five years
IN the penitentiary. go ..s'f 's s.'' 4!
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CoURT OF APPEkLs.--In the Court of Ai;-
peals Yesterday the case Of Edlin and others
Us. The Mechanical Building Fund Associa-
ton, of Alexandria, was further argued.
The case Of Burton's executor Is. Brown
& Hutchinson was decided, the court i'll sub
stance affirming decree of the Circuit Court
of the city of Richmond.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RETAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT-OFF1CE MARCH 20, 1872
Mrs. j. S. Carter, Baltimore, Nd; r. D.
Brown, Melville Station, Va; Walter Rust,
Petersburg; Rev. Scott Gwathmey, Rich
Dnnd .-..s.
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Jm.JAxs.-Thisi IS the subject OF the lee
tllre to be delivered by Mr.iJ z. CoWardin
on Friday night, in response to the comgll.
.msntary; invitation Of the officers OF ST.
Josephs Orphan Asylum, the trustees ofFy-
THAN Hall, the Richmond Blues, and the
Young Mems Missionary Association OF the
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A shopkeeper recommending piece of silk for a
gown. told his customer, "Ma'a II will wear for
ever and make a petticoat afterward." These must
be something like E. B. SPENCE & Sons new spring
STYLES for gentlemen. There Is no wear-out In them
Call Quickly and make yoursclectiOns.
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VIRGINIA HALL-ENCITEMEST ITCREASISC.-
No abatement In the rush to the Tour Of Eurol
and to get the elegant prcsents-the managers not
bankrupt yet. The people say we're crazy; not so,
but we're awful rich. and proverbially and eAtraya-
ganty reckless. and that's what's the matter.
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MEETINGS.


THERE will be REGULAR MEETING
l. of the OLD DOMINION CLUB, ut their Club
Room, THIS Thursday EVENING at u O'Clock.
Members are requested 10 be pnctual In attendance,
rs business of importance win be brought before the
meeting BY order of JAMES NJ. TYLER, President.
NH 2l-lt DANIEL WREN. Secretary.
MECHANICS UNION.-A CALLED
IHl MEETING Of the MECHANICS, UNION will
be held ut Monticello Hall on THURSDAY, clst
Instant ut z. NJ. AS this meeting Will be held for
the purpose of considering the operation OF the
Building Fund Company, II Is desirable that every
member should be present. T. n. WYSSE. President.
NH 2I-lt K. +. WALKER Secretary.
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Coal AND Woop.-Two hundred and fifty tons
best red and white ash Anthracite coal for CRATES and
stoves, this morning dlschardng from schooner Ann
s. Cannon. Glover Hill and Cumberland Bitumin-
ous for gratcs. engines and smiths. Alachine-pre-
pared kindling and cooking wood, dry; also long.
J.B. WATKINS,
I'LL Main, and Ninth and Cary streets.
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APPLICATIONS FOR BA1L.-Dr. n. A. II. God
din appeared before Judge Guigon, of the
Hastings Court, on yesterday, and through
his counsel, Messrs. Cabell & Meredith, ap-
piled for bail. The question will be decided
tn.1ny
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Two BEArTIruL CHRoMo PICTURES. valued at
SIS each; four fine oil paintings by Colonel Johnston
plated ware. fancy goods. and present for every
body Tonight, tonight, Tonight. Admission, 95
cents: children, Is cents Matinee Saturday after
noon II 5 clock.
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second Baptist church. The subject w,,,
combine with the fame and popularity of the
lecturer TO fill the house. The tickets Of ad.
mission are hurnorously Inscribed elm.
Janls-One Attack.vs
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"Used the Grover & Baker machine for one year
then exchanged for WILCOX & GTBBs-am de-
lighted with the exchangc."-.HrS Clereland, Nay
nile " l.
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The TnEArRE.-The .Three Hnncb.
backs was presented for the last time last
night. It will be succeeded By q brilliant
programme" Humpty Dumptyn and
Mother Goose.n anu
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ApFERT1sE-Onr merchants seeking trade In any
portion OF the country should advertise in the
papers Of that section. NJ. EL1Ysos. & Co. will,
uke advertisements and have them asserted at pub
lishers' rates w. w.
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have analysed the whlskey known under the
brand of'' 3 Select" controlled by Messrs. WALTER
d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond. Va. and find it free
from fusil oil and other impurities, and recon-
mend It's use for medicinal and family purposes.
j. II. McCAw, NJ. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry Medical
January 13, 1872. College OF Virginia.
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TIE RELIGIOUS HERALD OF this city has very
large circulation and Is read by those whom adver-
Users most desire to reach Its issue this week Is
TWELVE THOUSAND. The HERALD Is the cheapest
and hest medium for advertising In the South.
Office. lie Main street.
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1ppleton's Journal; the New York Clinney
and irish World (St. Patrick,s Dav No Hpr. : pra
received from Ellyson & TAYLOR. 111a Main
street. ',Ail'
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pork.packinc Statistics

CINCINNATI, March 2O.-The pork.packing
statistics show that the number packed this
year was 1866, "A against 3,G95, ,251 last year.
Increase, 34 10 per cent. The increase in
lard was 2SS per cent 49,
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-Thc Governor
has appointed Edward Barnett Il commits
sioner of deeds for Virginia, to reside in
Louisiana.
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Opera chains Leontines, gold bracelets, gold and
cnalnelcd lockets, now opening at GENNET'S, oppo-
site DOSt-Office.
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Heavy Suit for Damages :Agairat
* ,si- NeNspaper:. ;5 Z

MosTGoaERY, Ala, March a0.-5ohn c:
Stanton has brought suit il. the United
States District Court OF this State agatngt
Robert Tyler, w. W. Crews, and q. Cooke,
editors, and. w. W.. Crews and n. j. VII
Iiams, publishers and proprietors of tna
Montgomery Daily ,Adiees ftser and Nal fos f
the sum Of sSsi00, 900 for libel. he summons
was made returnable ON the fourth Morday
Id May. The deffaniasory matter ~ alleged
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THE Religious Herald, the best religious news
paper in the South for sale by the single copy a
ELLYsoN Z TAYLoR's, lilo Main street. Price, ter
cents per COPY.
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REASsESsMENT OF LANDS IN HENRIco
CoUNTy.-A meeting of citizens of Hemico
county was held at the county courthouse
on Friday list, to take under consideration
the subject of reisSeSsing the lands in that
county. A series Of resolutions were adopted,
which appeared in the Dispatch of lust SAT-
ur(iay, oiie Of which provided that copy OF
the proceedings should he transmitted to
Judge Minor.
The folio wing letter from Judge Minor
was received Yesterday by Colonel Thomas
Johnston, the chairman Of the meeting:
RIcnMoND, March 90, 1872.
Thomas Johnston, Esq:
Dear Sir,-In reply to the resolutions for
warGcd to me hy the meeting of citizens over
which you presided, requesting that "sonle
action be taken to provide for a rcassessment
of the lands in the county," will cali your
attention, and through you the attention Of
the citizens of the county. to the require
ments OF the law that must bc complied with
before the court can take action i'll the matter.
There are two acts on the subject (pasSed by
the present Lesislaturc). The first act, az
proved January "a, 1872, has no connection
with the general reaSscssncnt of lands, but
simply amends the 9TH section Of an net ap-
diyidllal who feels himself aggrieved by the
last assessment of his lands, by giving proper
notice. to apply TO the County Court at any
time between this and its July term, to have
the assessment reduced. The second act.
approved February /, 1872, has special rc-
ference to q general ra;issessment. Each
county wishing to take the benefit of this act
must petition the County Court at its March
term to appoint commissioners for the pur-
pose. Upon petition of a majority of the
land o,caers Of the county, or upon petition
of majority Of the Board of Supervisors Of
the county, the court may act: and then only
if the petition is made ut the March term of
the court. will hold the present term Of
the court rs long ny possible in order to give
the land owners or the Board of Supervisors
an opportunity to act.
Yours, very respectfully,
f. G.. MINOR, Judge Of Henrico.
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PERsosAL.-Senator Holladny has been de-
tanned from his seat IN the General Assembly
for several days by severe indisposition.
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Initial Paper Of the most beautiful and latest
styles-four colors in each boX-Just received by
ELLYsoN s TAYLOR. booksellers, Ills 3Iain street.
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TIE INTEREST BILL LAw.-Iolse bill TO
provide for the payment of the interest on
the public debt became law by Limitation on
the 18th.
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NJ EILTsoS Co., Advertising Agents, Drsp.rcu
building, viii receive advertisements and have then
inserted In any journal OF the country at rcgula,
rates. -
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QuAL1r1ED.-Mr. Thomas j. Jackson has
qualified rs IN attorney to practice law III the
Supreme Court Of Appeals.
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GRAND SPRING OPENING AT E. B. SPENCE &
Sons, 1900 Main street.
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Silver bridal presents, great variety, at GENNNT's
opposite the post-ofice.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 20, 1872.
ARRIVED.
AZ rsseamr Eliza HaneoI, Clifford, Norfolk, merchau.
oise ana passengers, L. B. Tatum, agent,
SAILED.
,ra Saseamer Pa1sade, Nelson, Norfolk merchandise
ocnooner John g. McShane, Temple. Philadelphia
Parker. e'' ouiA' q
schooner Lizzie Florence, Lippincott, Savannah
Ga., eta Jams river, merchandise, Curtis 8 Parker
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PosTpoSED.-The Judge of the Hastings
Court has postponed sentencing Wesley NJ.
Brock until Saturday.