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Ronte To WASHINGTON,

The time is near at hand when the run.
ming time to Washington will be so reduced
that it will be Il slight undertaking to make
atrip to that city. About the middle OF April
the Fredericksburg road will be extended to
Quantico. where there is an excellent land
Ing and deep water. That will shorten time
bv the mixed rail and water line considers
Div. But if there is anything in the PROPOSE.
tons and plans of the company engaged i'll
the construction of the road from Alexandra
to Fredericksburg, or Quantco, AS may he,
there should be IN all-rail line from Wash
in-ton to Richmond some time the present
year. il not by midsummer.
il We do not know anything of the condi.
ton of negotiations between the frrdcrick>-
burg company and the company engaged i'll
building this Alexandria link; but it cannot
be doubted that if an all-rail line should be
completed to the Federal city, it will he used.
Some terms will be settled upon for that pur-
pose.
The all-rail line cannot come too soon for
our good. Richmond has been paced TO
great disadvantage by the slow communir;'-
ton she has had with other places. especially
with the national capital. When she i
placed upon Il footing Of equality with other
communities in their intercourse with the
capital and with one another, she will eNpc-
ricnce many advantages of which she is now
deprived. She will receive II new impulse
in her upward movement and become better
known than ever.
TO be able to 20 TO Washington i'll even
four hours iand we may hope to do it i'll
three will be Il great thing. To visit Wash
ington and hear the debates in Congress and
return to Richmond to supper will lie, in
deed. u new era in our history. and it cannot
fail to give new stimulants TO the prosperity
of Rchmond-nay, to the Improvement of
the whole state.
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And whereas the misfortuncs OF an un-
Gorcsccuand disastrous war should be borne
c,,,aIk as far as may he by all classes OF the
naonle. bv debtor rs well rs creditor" &c.--
Preamble 10 the last Equities Biz
This proposition no man can dispute; but
had the phraseology been changed from
shovh be borne" to share been borne .
it would have been. with reference TO the
msfortuncs of OH late war, .''7,iiy acc"
rate.
We hardly understand how gentleman
can resist the logical conclusion from the
language here employed. The disaster EEL
upon all the people. 4 calamity so universal
defeats all efforts at relief that are not equally
undiscrinlinating. The man that probably
lost heaviest is he whose wealth was IN per-
sonal property. Through loss of negroes,
through fire. through the decline or ami
biation of values in the form of stocks OF
States and corporations, they were by thou,
sands bankrupted; whereas the holders OF
real property are more fortunate in having
still their lands.
The calamity has fallen on all alike-an cX'
ception here and there only proves the gene
raj nature of the disaster. Ii is impossible TO
distribute its affections more equally by lcglS-
latiye enactment.
There is one commodity which the LeglS-
laturc seems to hayean unlimited amount Of
that is time and that has nearly bankruptcd
the State. Had men settled five years since,
thew would now be better off instead of be-
Ing weighed down by accumulated interest
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NE FEBRUARY. 1872.
MORE NEW AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
T. X. PRICE & co.
have Just opened for the curly trad" ma ny goods
particularly for useful and housekeeping purposes.
BROWN and BLEACHED COTTONS,
S., lo-i. and ll-a COTTON SlIEETINGS,
Fine assortment of BED BLANKETS,
TABLE DAMASkS and NAPKINS,
LINEN SIIEETINGS and TOWELLINGS.
Beautiful assortment Of NEW PRINTS for children,
BLACK and WHITE CALICOES. &C., &c.
ALSO,
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS.
COATES'S. CLARk'S, WILLIMONTIC. and
SOMERSET SPOOL COTTON;
LACE COLLARS and SLEEVES,
Gentlemcn's and ladies' KID GLOVES, very best
some very good for ST.
IN MOURNING GOODS:
BLACK MOHAIRS and VELOURS,
BLACK CASHMERES and HENRIETTA
CLOTHS.
BLACK TAMISE and BONfBAZINES,
Good bargains In BLACK SILKS.
Great bargains will hc Sold during this month in
Fall and Winter Dpcss Goods as well rs In sonn light
goods for spring; also In rIucS, Linens for boys
wear. boy lies. &c.
NEW GOODS constantly arriving.
T. r. PRICE & CO.
fc5 11O1 Main street, corner of Eleventh.
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Black1rood's Magazine for March has been
republished very early by the LEONARD SCOTT
Publishing Company, Of New York. 1t is an
unusually attractive No., and contains an
enthusiastic and eloquent sketch of the life
of General Lee Ga review of JoHS EsrEN
COOKIES Life of General Leg, and a careful
estimate of his personal character and of his
military career. There is also paper by
CORNELIUS O'DowD entitled 1.-The American
Revoke" and many other interesting arti-
cles, all in the true Black,cood style. On the
whole, this No. possesses peculiar interest to
readers here at the present moment.
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M NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS!

lust received Il large Hssor'h .''. w
sTpIrEn and FIGURED IaIQuES; ,...
TUCKED ChMBR1C: ,.....
1SmA-TVJLL LONG CLOi ID: ~.
CORDED NA1Ns0oK and ca ~MBklC,
CUECKED CAMBRIA and M lNsook;
SWISS MILL. TARLETAS. ORGANDf, Jay
F" COMET CO., and CAMBRIA :MUsLlNs; .''..
NAKSEIET.ES QUILTS;
u.RSEILLES TOILET COZ rhS, =
MaRsEILLEs TOILET MA rs; IIDiEs,
n i,,w EDGINGS and INsERfiAos;
WHITE LINEN LAWN for d. ecsses'
STRIPED MUSLINS;
NOTTINGHAM LACES;
S0TTIvGuAM LACE CURT AIMS, IN great va
riety:
| TABLE-CLoTIiS:
TABLE and PLANO COVERS; .. "
s.. TOWELS,
DOYLJES, -' ..."
NAPKINS.
CARPETING.
.. MATING.
Ou-CL0THs.
| RUGS,
| MATS.
| pILLUU-CASE LINEN:
| LINEN and COTTON Sl1EETlHGS
| LEVY BROTHERS.
| COATEs.s. JOHN CLARK. JR.'s, aad CLAkf. ;
O.. r. COTTON. INSTRUMENTATION III -
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ply an0f,s. ,
SPECIALt NDtj CEMEETsjI

ALLMgoDEMPREss STS,Tps .f,,-tr..
MA nh ~ b, plAlD at s ner PEI ysrd
ho gsrd. fofLiNS and ALPACAs nj 5{s a.
BLAAS qkEIs hnE sirNs sIsos HENRIETTA
IRISH PoILiSs. sk and Wool ono q y peg yard
pLR ft ~ lrERED, and r,e,rrpr,, -. "'.'n 81
bI4 ssrd yEIyETeEss ats, SIS. and $50 pc,
p5s afyg SdATsssIymEREs At szs and
pIe e,n ~, .UM no at ~ 3Oc APIECE 'afo
WWHHITTtE9 F1pTs at $50 worth s.; worth s'
lot Of e1fr. ns ~ ~ ana $50 worth double TIN,
SHAMLS and GL0AKS At less than cost ' price
WHITE CAMBRICS and SWISS MisI' r Hpfu:
PL4 Adls and PLAID SAiNsooKs a, IS and soc 70,
KID Gloves, HOSIERY, RIBBONS
EMBROIDERIES, INFANTS ROEFs
cheap at the Broad-strcet Dry Goods Isl t n1'
WILLIAM THALHIMER 9 GOV,
InD 10 oUl Broad, corner Sixth o.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILKOAD.-The COM
pany for the construction of this road was
organized in Washington on Monday. A
Washington letter says sit is proposed to
commence the construction Of the road at
"once to Point Lookout, III Maryland.' The
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BOOKS, .sTAxI1HERY. Ac.

BOOKS, sTAlrI1HERY. Ae.
CoRIBNERs FOE APRIL,
~ afsh lbs ntiHht pictgnes and SO charming 2a-
persY SNOW retdy Tie Ending illustrated articles
lin sREA1 NAyg:YAgp AT MARE r : y.
H Hid DEN T Fri ;lssiJi hs - Z go
y su n5Gsr q Best ns In is
my American or Engiish magazine has nad for
Or. Taylor Lewis tells us of THE ONE HUMAN
FACE, III reply TO the question, Was AIam fl1c
SAY. is BEING BUlLT2 ~
Noah Brooks has a valuable and timely article OF
interest to the Christian philantropist entitled
AWAKENED JAPAN, and Eugene Schuyler de-
scribes how the countrymen Of The Grand Duke
HERO OF THE CoMMUNE,,b by Margaret f. Pres
Tie stories are entitled, WITH THE ;1 FALSE ais
LENvILLE MYSTERY, by Julian Hawthorn r,
BOY JOHN, by $. c. Kendall -.
In Mrs. ELEPHANTS serial. AT HIS GATES, there
Is the thrilling episode OF the Bank Failure ana the
Suicide of the Bauk Director.
DR.. Holland hits some hard blows In talk about 4
Heresey of Art, Hepworth and Heterodoxy, The I'LL
nois Temperance Law, The General aud his Friends.
THE OLD CABINET Is sparkling MS usual, and
P icaHl AT HoME AND ABROAD are I'M
usually full, practical, and entertaining. These de-.
partmcnts have steadily improved from the first and
viii be still further improved In the May No.
THE ETCHING shows us Peter Green emulating
the Grand Duke. .-.-.--
81 a year; IS cents No.
= $780, '.s| SCRIBNER & CO.,
NH 20-lt 6J4 Broadway, n. 7.
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n,e, To,,,I lSooIsy. F,kerpd n J. g. Gillian, Gil
mar, GrniiaIn Grarps; Hill, yfrviuy Eey. Lawson,
Lewis, A. A II ghsHsr, Nea.e Parks. fny,e, posgue;
S SlE.spsss issf, LA uses- q.
SHouse.t,il tts regulate judicial sales and
preyeiIt the sacxffice Of property passed by
40 ayes to 25nots. This bill L. the same, sub
stantially. as ofie red by Mr.. TALIAFERRo, ORR
ginally. .tft ( f,ff(Gf I'll
adjourned.
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R~YUNBLEACTIED kNITTlNG-COT-
TON. at SOC. per pound:
COTTON YARN. all numbers. from TO l.;
FRENCH WORKlNG-COTTON-
kNITTING-COTTON.i In balls, All numbers from
10 -:
LINEN FLOSS,
ENIBROIDERlES. SILKS,
Sill TWIST. all colors:
SILK. COTTON, LINEN. and WO EsTE ID
BKAIDS;
NEEDLES of the best manufacturers;
WIlALEBONES, HOOKS and EYES,
CORSET-F ASTENERS:
together with Il full assortment of NOTIONS and
TRIMMINGS. -
mhl2 LEVY BROTHERS.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

r DULY APPRECIATE THE COM
i plimentary call of MANY VOTERS" and beg
leave to say that accept their prefer of service In
connection with the position OF AUDITOR.
The fattering reference tn my capacity and my
humble services alderman are gratifying to ME.
Should favorable result attend the efforts In m
thy of public confidence and support.
NH l9-6t j. Is. ROYSTER. .
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GRAND CLOSING-OUT SALE or u
~ LUABLE DRY GOODS.-We have ,ro,.. f'
tory to removal from our present storeho,se Az,
mined to give our friends and the public rencr.,;
grand closing-ont snle ut prime cost, Of nnr ~
valuable stock. The sale will be continued ,n n'l
April, by which time We intend TO sell every dor, ~
worth OF goods In the house at cost If moi soi'
fore the LIST of April privately. we shall then S W
the shelving, counters and other fixtures. =, n,,n
auction. rs the new store leased by Mr. DuCkw,WiI
very fully and handsomely furnished with f.inr.'
Of every kind. s A''f''
We assure our friends that we are In caruos, an,
that our stock Is In prime order and Of tho i~,
quality. consisting In part OF BROWN and
BLEACHED COTTONS, BROWN and BIF.StTui
ED SHEETISGS, aud other handsome and Yal'.Ii.
domesticS.
A very handsome and valuable stock Of Ilyry
GOODS, such as IRISH LINENS, TABI.F ~
MASK, TOWELLIEG and TOWELS: WIyTFp
and SPRING DRESS GOODS, embracing hi, AK
and COLORED SILKS: elegant LACE P0IXTS
LACES and ESfBROIDERIES OF ALL KIM.
RIBBONS. SHAWLS, CARPETING. and tbon'
sands of other valuable goods.
Our goods are very cheap, with our profit ON
them; but with no profit they present attraction.
not to be neglected. Come and look for sourstlyr.
These goods will OF course go rapidly. and those in
want Of good goods from twenty-five To afty rcr
cent. below usual prices would do we'll TO CONE
early and come often.
NH Idiot DUCKWAIL & ROrSS
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PERSONAL.

LANNlE TURNER, No. 73 Trumbull
Il street, Hartford, Conn, wishes information of
THOMAS HENRY TURNER iculorcd) supposed
10 DC III or nCarthlS city. NH 20-lth
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FURNISHED ROOM and BOARD can be
i had In private family, within short distance
OF the Capitol residence arce.and gitfuy lcca-
ted. Address h. e., Dispatch, office. NH :5-lt*
DERSONS WISHING BOARDING IN
l. 4 PRIVATE FAMILY can he accommodated
at No. $500 Grace street, Church Hill. NH COLT.
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EF~ LACES, EDGINGS, AND INSERT.
ISGS in great variety;
INFANTS DRESSES.
INFANTS FROCk-WAISTS,
GulPURE BANDS,
DIMfTY BANDS,
EMBROIDERED FLANNEL,
LACE COLLARS,
LACE SETS,
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS. ut
NH II LEVI BROTHERS.
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DIED.

On Tuesday morning the 10th instant. at his resi-
dence, In this city, Rev. HENRY W. WATKINS,
In the seventy first year Of his age.
His funeral will take place from the First Baptist
church THIS AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock. to which
his friends are invited without further notice.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

ny- HAVANA tTGARS.-Just received
= inf NJ HAVANA CIGA RS.-parttgas, Telcmacos.
c.-aroct from he NAM facturcrs In Havana For
-, -, o. CRAM,
- >, No II Governor street.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW spRryc
DRY GOODS.

FRENCH MARsEiLLE QUILTS, Else.
GROS GRAIN BLACK SILK, &l.se:
CHECKED SAlNSoOK at 2sc. worth A.
WHITE FRENCH CAMBRIA at 2;c w..
HEM-ST1TCHED LINEN HASDkrpcu,r,
ut &c., 'fr
HEM-STITCHED and CORDED LISvx No.,
KERCHIEFS at 2ec., ''Nb-
IRISH LINENS at old prices.
Also, full line Of DRESS GOODS. rrcr,r,
CAMBRICS, for children WHITE GOODs =, , AL"
description MEMS and BOYS WEAR nn,,r,'
TICS of all kinds at popular prices al ''''''
). HlRsHS.
nm 10 G27 Broad ,r.
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CITY AUDITORS OFFICE, !
RIcIfNoSD. VA. March Ii. ls7o

CITY AUDITORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, March Is 1872.
THE CITY ASSESSMENT LIST OF Ii
l. CENSE TAXES for the year 1872 is now filed
In this Office for the Inspection of al concerned.
ANY parties feeling themselves aggr!ered can appear
before the Finance Committee Of the City Council
on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS,
March 27th and 18th, who Will sit TO hear appeals
thcrcfrgm In the Council chamber, Washington
Hail. Broad street, from S to Z O'clock.
WILLIAM II. ALLDERD1CE.
NIL l9-dtMarsS Auditor.
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n>,=- GENTS DOUBLE-STITCHED KID
GLOVES at 81. ~ q pair:
pI-cE. CLOTH. f,OG-SKIN, THREAD, SILK.
,pdEERJIS GLOVES. at great bargains:
COI-NTRY-KSTT. AtERINO, THREAD, and
COTTON SOCKS.
SHIRTS. DRAWERS. rRANATS, TIES, BOWS,
sUSpENDERS. DRfa'S-SlllRTS,
SILK. LINEN. and COTTON llANDkERCliIEFS,
>, Gmi III LEVY BROTHERS..
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CHARLOTTESVILLE
L

Thanking our numerous patrons for their very N.
eral support during the past year. beg 10 aSsu,y
them that, regardless of the heavy advance IN lie
price Of wool, shall spare 10 effort IT, merit h.,
confidence and patronage. and that
THE PRESENT HIGH STANDARD
Of our fabrics shall not only be maintained but with
increased facilities and rigid adherence 10 Cur RUE
working "
GOOD MATERIAL ONLY.
we hope to establish for them national reputation
For sale In Richmond by
j. c. COURTNEY & son.
THOMAS X. PRICE Il CO..
DUCkWALL & ROUSS,
BREEDES & FOX,
ISAAC SYCLES.
LEVY BROTHERS.
jal3 CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN ( GO.
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PIANOS. ORGANS, DC.
rI'HE PIANO-FORTE BUSI-sRggssz7,

T'HE PIANO-FORTE BUSI-sassF
i NESS. TT
The subscribers are we'll prepared for the pruscclI-
ton of this branch of their business. They are
agents for Messrs. CHlCkERISG IL SONS, Boston,
aud Messrs. kSABE ( CO., Baltimore, two of the
greatest and best manufactures In this country
Europe and are constantly supplied with assert
mcnt of the most popular styles. Their prices
low rs the manufacturers. and to reliable parties
easy terms will be afforded in the payment.
Secondhand Pianos taken In exchange. Pianos
tuned and regulated by all accomplished hand.
Pianos carefully packed, moved, and shipped.
Piano Stools and Piano Covers for sale.
Over twenty years experience In this business will
bear them out In guaranteeing entire satisfaction.
WOODHOUSE & PARHAM.
NH l8 Booksellers and St:tionerS.
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road. If ever built, will be great aecommo @
,a,iou to the inhabitanhof the Western
Shore, once among the happiest and lnos'
thrifty people of Maryland, but now greatly
depressed by the Losses and the social reVo' :.
ton of the war. with the help of this RAM :.
way thew would recover rapidly from theii
PROSTATE condition. They have sehia' SUI
and immense resources for wealth. IN '"'
waters that bound their division OF the ela'e.
The railroad built to Point Lookout t''a'
will become famous bathing-place IN sum
,ner for Baltimore and Washington $500
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SPRING AND SUMNER SESSION OF Isl.


The LECTURES of the spring and summer session
oil lsla Will commence OH TUESDAY, April I'd. and
continue four months. The course wifi comprise
l,lDACflC and CL1NlCAL LECTURES. with reg.
uiar examinations by the Adjunct Faculty and n
the Faculty.
The CLINICAL LECTURES will be given az the
College Hospital, City Hospital and slmshouses
General Dispensary, Eye and Ear Dispelsary. &c.
FEES:
Malricniation .............. o.
For full course OF lectures, spring, summer,
anu winter. .,................ 100
Foricctures of the spring and summer course
alone. 49,. .:;..........,.... 10 90
For further information address
n. J.. JAMES, NJ. d.,
Registrar of Adjunct Faculty,
No. 313 east Grace street, Richmond, Va.
NH 2O-dltsMltWlt --.------
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n~;s. DUPLEX ELLIPTIC Fl 0 o 2 :
SKIRTS. forty springs. at soc. worth $50:
HOor-SKIRTS of tho latcst styles-inust he seen To
be appreciated:
CROCHET EDGINGS, T. yards for l5c., worth SC.
per yard:
CROCHET EDGlNGS, &c. for l. yards, worth lOc.
per yard:
DIMITT RLFFLE. 10 yards i'll piece, at .dc.
pIOUE TRIMMINGS at so and COO. Il laece
COrTOS DIAPER, 10 yards in piece, SIS;
LINEN DIAPER, ten yards in piece, at sl.'o;
Flcr.,u, ROMAN; SCARFS at IS worth SS;
NECK RIBBONS and Rows mt reduced priceI;
C;cuuiuc WHITLEY SETS OF EARRINGS AND
BgEASTPINS mt T5c.. 81. S.o5, and sl.5o-just
one-llalf the regular price:
SETS OF JET JEWELRI.
SIIFI d. JEWELET.
REAtTL ELS and BASKETS 1T great lErgH'ls III
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
USBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON Soc. per
pound. - n.la - -
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSAI.S.-Sealed proposals will be
I'D instant, FOR RENTING OUT THE REFRESH
MENT ROOM of Assembly Hall on the occasion of
the hall to I've given for the benefit of St. Pa;rck's
School Bids to bc left at tho office of WILLIAM
DAFFRON, 1i3S Main street.
The committee reserve the right TO reject anv
all bids. NH 1887
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GROCERIES,, &c.

GROCERIES, &c.
FAMILY FLOUR.
so barrels EDDY FAMILY.
loo barrels VALLEY MILLS FAMILY.
so barrels BIG SPRING FAMILY.
NH Ii a. Y. STOKES 4 60.
TUST RECEIVED. AND FOR SALE AT
~ the lowest market prices.
10 tierces HAMS.
300 barrels REFINED SUGARS.
100 bags LAGrAYRA COFFEE.
200 bags RIO COFFEE.
so boxes CHEESE.
mis- HARVEY JONES.
% BARRELS JOHN TAfLoFs cELE'
DRAFTED SUGAR-CCRED JERSEY NAMS.
25 hogshcads CLEAR RIB SIDES,
Is hogshcads SHOULDERS,
IS hogsheads PORTO RICO SUGAR.
100 bags RIO COFFEE.
so bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
rs bags OLD GOVERNMENT DRoW& JAVA
COFFEE, choice article:
80 barrels William MOlcr& Sons extra GOLDEN
SYRUP,
200 barrels EASTERN IIERRINGS new,
$50 boxes SANGER'S MUSTARD.
10 hall-chests GOLD CHOP TEA.
25 half-cElcsts GUSPOWDER TEA,
IS cases BLACK TEA.
go kegs ENGLISH SODA luur importation. da'
expected which we offer to the trade At low.,' mar
kct rates :. C. TAKDY GO"
NH
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ny DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOA)S
Spring 81 yIcs JAPANESE SILKS
ALPACAS,
POPIINS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
ErAEGLINES.
DELAINES,
GINGEIAMS,
tAMBRICS,
BLACK SILKS,
EOMBA.TISE. TAM1sk.
BLACK AiLPACAS,
CREPE he PARIS.
,, FRENCH MER[AO and CASHMERE,
JALICOES, PIQUES.
,,r. assortment Of WHITE GOODS, at
"N' LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street
,.,,,.. I,hu cork Jr.'s, and Clark's o. n L.
-, ,,rrr,o< NH l"
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GOTTON. COTTON, COTToN.-We ar1

NOTION, COTTON, COTTON.-We are
~ prepared TO execute orders for the sale or pur-
chase of COTTON In New York or the southern
markets on the most favorable tcrIns~s When or
the future delivery no l0ss Ii sustained In the way of
loss IN weight, storage, insurance, interest, Sc.
Margin of only Is per bnle required OF both buyer
ana seller, said margin to he kept good.
THOMAS BRANCH G Co,
-. corner of Cary and Thirteenth streets.
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H sHAWLs, SHAWLs'-We now Of
fer a argt. assortment of
STRlPED. rLAIN, and PLAID SllAWLs;
RACK tUERINO and BROCHE SHAWLS;
EMBROIDERED ShCQUES, and
WATERPROOF CLOAkS.
NH l. LEV bhoIi'Eh'
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CATALOGUE OF LAW.

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
have printed for free circulation catalogue of al
the
NEW LAW BOOKS s
published within the last two years.
The largest stock of
NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS,
on the best terms
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20
Use OF THE HALL.

On motion of Mr.. WATTS, the use OF the
hall of the House of Delegates was rendered
to the Hon. Henry \. Wise on Thursday
next at u P. NJ. for a lecture on "Thc Ply,
steal structure Of the Domain of the United
states, and its Past, Present, and Probable
Effect upon the Peace, Commerce, and Con-
situations of Geyernmcnt--Statean and Fede-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

DEPARTMENT oFFfcERs
PETER G. wARW1CK............ President.
T.. L.. HOBSUS. VfCe-P resident
JOHN b. Cah1 secretary
J. S. ID. CULLEN. Medical Examiner.
FACE d neutrality-suspicious.. Attorneys
THOMAS RRANCH............ ........ Treasurer.
H. HEIR. General Manager.
otI1S d. CAh1 GeHerat Agent.
.'- ..' DIRECTORS.
Peter c. Warwick, +. L. HobsOn, K, L. BIanken-
ship, George Lee, John g. SPOTS, Andrew L. Elicit
John X. Childrey, W. C. knight, Thomas Branch,
n. II. Maury, Peter H. Mayo, Richard Irby, r. d
Lyme and twentyfour other trustees, each of whom
holds policy in the Association for
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
Assets December 81, lSTl.."e.....R3,s l3,l53 so
... BIZ Qua '............,.....n....S 388,837 IS
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'1 h CoNrpANrEg. J

vIRG IN1A DEPARTmE svs
OFFICE, 1914 MAIN STREET,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20
COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE.

Senate joint resolution for the appointment
of committee of conference on the dis
agreeing votes of the two Houses on the fence
law bill was agreed to. The SPEAKER ap
pointed the following a. the committee OF
the part of the House: Nlcssrs. Hill, Cor
TRELL, and WHARTON.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-08-07
HOW TO GO WEST.

This is an enquiry which every one
should have trutlyully answered before he
starts on his journey, and little care taken
in examination of Routes will in many ca
ses save much trouble, time and money.
The &C, B. & @. R. R." running from
Chicago through Galesburg to Burlington
has achieved a splendid reputation in the
last two years as the leading Passenger
Route to the west. AT Burlington it con-
meets with the great Burlington Route
which runs direct through Southern Iowa
to Nebraska and Kansas, with close connec-
tions to California and the Territories
and passengers starting from Watertown on
their way westward, cannot do better than
to take the G.. B. &. @. aud Burlington
Route:
This Line has published a pamphlet call
ed "How to go West" which contains
much valuable information large cor
rect map of the Great West, which can be
obtained free of charge by addressing the
General Passenger Agent B. & NJ R R.
Burlington, Iowa