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.rcrroN SALES THIS DAY.

.., N-GITnN viii sell at !" \. n. 'l"'
....,r c.t, ,,iishmcnt of Mr.. Graham, on FRANK
..r.,, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
a. eihIonTON Will sell nj |. NJ. at the cor
..,.r Ftrtn aud Caaal streets, l',ec" feet oi AS
..,r'rd tum'~r.
,,.,,u. { WILLIAMS will sell AT L. NJ -four
,-.I dwellings, on corner OF First and Canal
..~,.,. and on Csaal htwccn First ana fonShec'
,..,>r ,-AErll 4 GO. will >cl' N ~ A. VI. spring
.,. Goods. clothing, boots, shoes hats, trunks
g.
,..r,I.,.~G< { 90. vii! sell IT T. VI. 4 lot OH
,~f,,,er,tl, aud Marshall streets. NJ tn" SAINT
.f..c. :,,,, ether lois. ad!",u,nS tho above, viii
lr-,g,sl Icnc'ntlt>.
,.,,u,S W. kfESFE viii sell at Il NJ. on thu
lem, d., rclomi Polk, in King William county
milo. ,~,>cnd Old Church. Hanover, Il steam
..-:n,. Saw-miil, Sc.
...,h, II ,I'CHTu\ will continue this morning
.r., .,.uf mn, watches. diamonds jewplry. &c.
, .gr,f rooms. corner Governor and Franklin
-.rt,.'>.
...,,;,~ ". EtE>rE will sell III 10 A. NJ. al No
4 >:.,u street., lot oi damaged pictures, mir
r..~- frarn",, &r.
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In the dry goods department, we invite attention
to the advertisement of LEVY BROTHERS. who, by
the magnitude of their stock and astonshingy cheap
prices, are attracting buyers from every quarter.
Their house, decidedly the largest In the city, il
crowded on its several floors with goods Of every
description and character. They buy in enormous
quantities, and showed of the different arti-
clcs-somc just opened others just emptic,i--whllr
the counters were piled with variety Of dress
goods, displayed to the crowds of customers with
which their establishment wls tllrongcd.
We saw merchants going through the store with
advertisements. Which they had evidently cut from
papers. pricing various articles and enrayorlue to
detect some discrepancy between the advertised and
selling prices-without success, however. They in-
variably found the prices to correspond. though
marvcouslv low. They sell largely by sample and
order from the country, and buyers may rely upon
receiving goods promptly and exactly ns advertised
in these columns. Read The advertisements -Lihcfy
EelrS.
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VISITS OF A LEGISLATIVE Committee TO THE
Cry PuBLlc SCHooIS.-McSSrS. Hill, Gilman,
Pcagt,c, Fulkerson, Scruggs, Gardner, and
Fitzgerald. of the House Of Delegates Com
mittcc on Schools and Colleges, made a tour
Of inspection of the public schools of Rich
mond on Yesterday. They were accompa-
ujcd hy Superintendent James II. Binford
and Secretary Moses. The party met at the
Central school l.Ief. Davis's Mansion) ut
lalf-,Ast S o'clock. and there visited the
eleven schools under the superintendence of
Mr. ;. 7. rendcton. Those at, Bellevue.
James II. Pcay. ,Ir.. principal : at Navy hill
fyolorpfN school, Miss Nj, Lizzie knowles, prin-
ripal at the Lcigh-Strect school. Rev. w. b.
McGilrray. principal. and ut the Baker-Strect
| school (colorch). II. Z. Crump, principal,
were then sucrrssiycly visited, an hour or
more being devoted to each building. A
| few minutes were spent also in a visit to the
| Normal School for colored students (B. Man-
| ". Esq. principally on Presidents Hill.
At the Central school the scholars of both
SEXES, about 500 in number, were drawn UP
i'll line of battle on the playground, and al
ter going through Sundry >cmi-nllltary evo-
| utionS. and singing several hymns in fine
stvle, were introduced by Mr.. Rinford to the
members of the committee. Addresses were
made by Mr.. Hill, chairman of the commit
| tee. and Colonel Gilman. both OF whom SAID
some good things in Il conversational way.
| AT Bellevue the visitors witnessed the ell
trance of nearly six hundred children into
| the School-rooms br the tap of the drum, anC
also saw the building cmptied ut Il given
| signal of alarm in about -four minutes, with
| ont any disorder, although several flights O.
stairs interviewed between some of the school:
and the ground floor.
The Baker-Street schools gave Il similar
| exhibition, and the colored children Isl,
humdrcdD here taught being assembled il
front of the building, sang two or three
songs; after which they were addressed h,
Colonel Poa"ue, Colonel Fulkerson, and Mr.
J. Thompson Brown. The gentlemen from
the country were greatly surprised at TIN
proficiency shown by the colored pupils
and complimented them and their teacher
| very highly.
At the Leigh-Street building the twelve
schools. embracing about six hundred pu
| pills, were gathered Oh the upper floor, ant
| entertained the committee with songs. Her,
remarks were made by Major Hill, Mr.. Fitz
gerald, oIr Brown. and Colonel Gilman
much TO the delight of both scholars ant
teachers. At nearly all of the schools visitct
the superintendent gave the committee OK
alnpes of the mode of teaching and diSci
plnc, including many novel and interesting
exercises. The good order maintained. tht
evident acquaintance of the children witt
their studies, their tidy appearance, and tn
skill and manners (not to speak of their goot
looks Of the teachers, were subjects Of mos
| cmnb.tic rommcut
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SUPPOSED CASE OF INFASTlClDE.--On Mon
dav night about o'clock colored man by
the name of John Frazier, while on his way
to church. found the dead body of Il c0!orcd
female child with her neck broken, appa-
rcntlv only Il few hours old, at the extreme
end of Ninth on Baker street. Frazier COM
muncated the facts TO the Second Police sta
ton without delay, and Captain Disney used
every effort, up to a late hour, to find some
clue to the person who left the infant there,
without success. Deputy Coroner Trent was
notified, and on Yesterday afternoon, through
the courtesy Of Captain Bigger, an inquest
was held ut the city almShousc. Three wit
nesseS were eXamined-Frlzier, Captain Dis
nev, and Coroner Trent-but no new facts
were elected.
The jury brought IN a verdict that the
child came to her death by violence at the
hands of some person unknown.
In connection with the verdict the Jury
also signed paper setting forth the necessity
for dcad-housc, and stated that in this in-
stance the ends of justice had not been met
from the fact that the body had to be Inferred
SO soon after it was found.
1t is proper to add that this is the second
instance in the past ten days in which dead
bodies have been found, but it was impossi-
bic to inquire particularly into the matter for
the reason that the remains had to be buried
so soon.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, March 19.-The New Jersey
Methodist Conference has passed . resolu-
ton closing camp-meetings OH Sunday.
It is stated that General Mcclellan has de-
cided to withdraw from the Erie Directory,
on account of his connection with the At
-lantic and Great Western railroad.
Maria Shea died ut Ogdensburg, New York,
yesterday from abortion. -,
The brig Georgia, from Georgetown, 5:
c.. has been burned at sea. Her captain and
crew are here.
The grand jury of the United States Court
has indicted Lawrence and Fields, revenue
officers, for taking bribes.
The Board of IIealth's report shows many
cases of smallpox in private practice, OF
which it had no suspicion.
Typhus and typhoid fever is prevalent 10
the House of the Good Shepherd, in Brook
lyn. There are forty-two cases, including
four Sisters of Mercy, while another OF the
latter has died The physicians are as yet
unable to check the disease.
Six deaths occurred in Brooklyn since the
18th instant from cerebro spinal n,en,ageas;
which has appeared to sonae extent IN all
r,artS of that city. ~
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EAsr-ENp BUILDING FUND COMPANY -OR-
GAN1zArloN, &c.-An adjourned meeting OF
subscribers to this company was held In the
school-room of e. w. Cone, Esq, on Monday
night. The Committee on the Constitution
and Bylaws, reported a series OF articles
and sections differing in no material respect
from those OF similar institutions now IN
operation in the city; which were, after dis
cllssion and explanation, adopted.
On motion, r. Wiley Davis was elected
temporary treasurer to receive initiation fees
from those proposing to join the Association.
The meeting then adjourned to next Mon
day night, at which time the officers will be
alectnd
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RICHMOND. Va.

Bills THAT HAVE BECOME LAws.-The fol.
lowing bills and joint resolutions, have be-
come laws since our last report.
- AN act authorizing the Board of Public
I ofks TO release the mortgage or pledge ex-
eeuted by the town of Petersburg on $500
snaTes Of the capital stock of the Petersburg
Railroad Company under, an act of the Gen.
erai Assembly of Virginia, entitled, I. An act
autnorlzlns the States guarantee to certain
ponds OF the town of Petersburg" passed
18th january, 1850. Approved March 12,
}, An act to authorize the qualified voters Of
The county of Prince William to vote on the
question OF removing the county court
1872. ~ ' ~ ~
AN act prescribing the duties and conpen-
sauon OF county officers. Approved March
l3, 1872. ' ~
An act to apportion the representation of
the state of Virginia in the Congress of the
United States; Approved March 10, 1872.
Anact to authorize the supervisors of GER
tam counties to impose u tax OH dogs. An
proved March IL, 1872.
An act to amend the 10th section of chap
ter lOl of the Code of 1860, to prevent the
destruction Of wild fowl in the State. Ap
proved March13, 1872.
Joint resolution requesting Secretary of
the Commonwealth, Auditor of Public Ac-
counts, Second Auditor, and Treasurer, to
revise the laws for the assessment and collec-
tion oftaXes, DC. Approved March 1S, 1872,
An act to authorize an election of certain
officers in tho town Of Jef1ersonville. aAp-
proved March Ii, 1872. ID.
An act to authorize the corporate a,ithori.
ties of Winchester to borrow money to en-
large water works, sc. Approved March
13, 1872. .." 0~..-.
Joint resolution authorizing the Secrctary
of the Commonwealth to furnish to the
Judges OF the State copies Of the reports of
Court of Appeals at actual cost of public;,-
ton. Approved March 13, 1872.
An act to incorporate the Incbriates'
Home. Approved March 10, 1872.
An act to amend and rcGnact section of
chapter 1856 of the Code Of 1860, in relation
to Judgment liens. Approved March Is,
1872. .,ma
An act to repeal sections ], 2, 3, +, 5, 6, .,
and 10. of the act entitled san act to amend
and rrenact and repeal certain sections of the
Code of Virginia in relation to pilots, passed
February -, 1866; and to amend and re-
enact sections /, 7, II. 13, ID, II, "a, and %,
of chapter 81 of the Code of 1860. Approved
March 13, 1872.
An act to amend and rednact sections and
) of the act entitled can act relating to fences
and for the protection Of crops, passed Janu'
airy 26, 1866" In force March 20, 1872.
Joint resolution in relation to Matthew F
Maury's plan for system Of crop reports and
meteorological observations.
An act for the protection Of fish i'll the
Roanoke river west of the Blue Ridge. In
force March 20, 1872.
An act to amend and rccnact section /
chapter jj, Code of Virginia edition of 1860
in relation to fire companies. In force Marcl
30, 1872.
An act to amend and rcCnact the 1st sec
ton of chapter 80 of the Code of Virginia o
1850, in relation to fences. In force Marcl
| 20, 1872.
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INCOME RETuRNs.--Thc assistant assessors
of internal revenue are stirring up the de-
linqucnts who have not made their income
returns for the year 1871. Any one that has
not receiyeG blank should not stand back,
rs that is no excuse, for blanks form 24) can
be had at the Assessors office. The assistant
assessors have the power to make return
for you, and add fifty per cent. penalty II
ynu fail to make your own return. ANY one
who has q gross income has to make Il return
on or before the 1st OF March.
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THE THEATRE.--The Abbott Pantomime
Troupe is an excellent combination of talent,
and is playing nightly to fine houses. The
pantolnime of the "Thrce Hunclbacks," lis
prod uced by the Abbotts, is very funny and
tull of new tricks. Jester is the best VEN
triloquist that has ever visited Richmond,
and Cohan is splendid dancer and a good
singer. The performance is in every respect
entertaining
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DEATH OF AHoTnER OF OUR OLDEST Ctr
~r%#.-Ihe Rev. Henry W. Watkins died at
E' residence in this city on yesterday morn
're 1T The >cventr-tirst year Of his age. He
va son Of Major Henry w. Watkins, of
f"Whattn county, Va. who died about the
,''r iS4:, i'll this city, while Il delegate TO the
legislature. The Rev. Mr.. Watkins became
Christian in 1881, and entered the Baptist
ministry III 1892. He was for IL number of
"'a'S pastor Of church in his native county
'owlatan). He removed to this city about
Twenty-Five years ago, where he has resided
EVER since. Before the war he was pastor of
'ac Beiridere (now Pine street. Baptist
rAurch, aud also of one of the city colored
'anrches, both Of which prospered under his
ministry. Failing health has prevented him
rom preaching for several years past. He
i!a> six sons i'll this city, all of whom are in
Tive business pursuits. He led m upright,
nnobtrusiye. consecrated life. free from the
Last reproach. His funeral takes place this
",cning, from the First Baptist church, at
clock.
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MoRTUaRY REPoRT.--The following Is the
mort,mry report for the week ending Satllr-
day, March IL, 1872, compiled from sections
returns received at the office of the Board OF
Health
Whole number of deaths in the city, %;
in addition, l still-born was reported (white).
Color: White males, ); white females, q;
colorcd males, O.; colored females, .. Condi-
ton: Single, IS; married, 3; widows, G.;
unknown, Z. Nativity: United States, y ;
Canada, /; unknown, /. Locality: Marshall
Ward, ( jefferson Ward, .; Madison Ward,
=: Monroe Ward, 5; Clay Ward, 3 Jack
son Ward, 6; almshouse, |; Medical College
infrnary, !. Age: One day to thirty, + /;
one month to six, /; six months to twelve,
one year to three, 8; three years 10 1fe,
3: five years to ten, 1 !; ten years to twenty,
/; twenty years to thirty, 3; thirty years
to forty, /; forty years to nifty, 3; fifty years
to sixty, !; sixty years to seventy, l; sew
cnty years to eighty, L; eighty years to ninety,
= 4; ninety years to one hundred, /: BY whom
certified Regular practitioners, %; Coroner,
4; Board of Health, 5. Causes of death:
Bronchitis (acute), l; burn, 2; congestion Of
brain, consumption, whites 2, colored
o.; coilvulsions, @; debility, /; diarrhGa
(chronie), L; dropsy, l; drowning, !; heart
disease, 1: marlsmus, 2; old age, 2; pneu-
monia, /; puerperal fever, 1; suifoeation, |;
tecthing, I; unknown, ..
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POLICE Court, TUEsDAY-JuSticc j. j.
White presiding. The following cases were
disposed of:
William Harris (colorcd), charged with be-
ING drunk and creating Il disturbance in the
house of J. Rothschid, and violently resist
ing the police while i'll the discharge of their
duty. Fined s. and bound over in the sum
OF 500 for three months.
Ida Morris Icolored), charged with inter-
tcring with the police i'll the discharge OF
their duty, was discharged.
Alexander Robinson (colorcd), charged
with breaking and entering the bakeholsc OF
Andrew j. Clarke and stealing thcretrom
three kegs of butter and one lot of lard-all
of the value of $25--the property OF said
Clarke. Continued until Doth.
William alias Ned Allen (colored), charged
with throwing rocks ut the house of \. y.
Jones and disturbing his servants. Fined
s.. 30 and required to give security i'll 500
for three months.
Mary and David Diamond, charged with
allowing their vicious dog to go at large and
bite John Brannon, and also with striking
Brannon; and John Brannon, charged with
abusing David Diamond. Continued until
20tiI.
William Wormley, Cary Worlnley, and
William Freeman, charged with beatns Da-
vid Crouch. Case continued until 10th.
Thomas Carroll. charged with assaultlng
and beating Michael Welch. Discharged, no
prosecutors appearing. -....
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A PLEASANT -ENTERTAINMENT.--Them mem
bers of the Richmond Philharmonic Associa-
ton were handsomely entertained at Schotts
Monticello Hall on Monday night by the
Gesangvercin Virginia. An invitation hav-
ing been previously extended to the Philhar-
monies by the Yirginias, number of the
members of the former Association assembled
at their hall, on Main street, and proceeded
in body to Schott's Monticello Hall, where
they were most cordially welcomed. The
evening was spent in singing leach society
taking part), toasting, and in having good
time generally; and it was not until almost
morning that the associations, with many
complimentary speeches as well rs regrets,
adjourned.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money mrarae

New YORK, March 19.-Money closed
steady at Z. Sterling heavy assI TO 90. Gold,
% to %. Governments steady; SIS, 115l;
e2's, 1117; s4s, I'LL 65s, 112a; new, iii;
67's, 1923; 6Ss, 112s; 10-40's. 10s. New
South Garolina's strong; other, southerns
dull and steady. Tennessee's, e662; new,
same. Virginia's, SO; new. &C.. Louisiana's,
So; new, SO. Levee's, 60; SIS, 10. Alabama's,
80; 5's, 60. Georsia's, rs; RS, sS. North
Carolina's, 3Sl; new, 90. South Carolina's,
52: new. 80 .4..g 7.,
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-Rising barome-
ter, with northwesterly winds and generally
clear weather, will prevail on We Wednesday
from the Northwest to Florida, and eastward
to the Atlantic. A decided fall in tempera-
ture will extend during the night southeast
ward over the Ohio Valley and lower Lakes
to the South Atlantic States, and over the
Middle and New England States. The brisk
and high northwesterly winds over the Mid
die and New England States will probably
diminish in force during tonight and on
Wednesday. =5@t,f
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
CoLLEGE.-The Governor has appointed the
following Board of Visitors to the Virginia
a agricultural and Mechanical College: Har-
ycv Black, Montgomery; John I. Cowan,
Pulaski; Joseph Cloyd, Pulaski; w. Alex
,nder Stewart, Smyth; Joseph X. Anderson,
Richmond; John Goode, Jr., Norfolk, Va;
". r. sutherlin, Danvile; Robert Beverly,
Fauqrlier and D. c. DeJarnette, Of Caroline
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Fox HUST.-A number of gentlemen en-
joyed the sport of a fox hunt below Ricll-
mond on Monday. Several foxes were caught,
and the only thing which happened to mar
the pleasure Of the occasion was an accident
to Mr.. Gregory, whose horse fell upon him
and injured his leg.
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SALE OF ".CARLroS."- splendid estate,
the beautiful and highly-improved residence
of Judge Alexander Rives, situated in Albe-
marie county only fourth of mile from
Charlottesville, is to-day advertised for sale
by Messrs. John Wood, Jr., and n. Ii. Mas
sic. trustees.
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THE FRANkLlS-STREET SHOOTING CASE
The clsc of George Mantello, charged with
shooting George w. MaySc, which was con-
tnlled until yesterday, was called for hear
ing before Justice White. Mr.. Mayse, hay
ing recovered sufficiently, was present in
court. and testified that he believed Mr.. NAH
tclo had shot him Intentionally, and that
the pistol was discharged before it was laid
OH the counter. 4 number OF other wit
nesscs were examined. The accused was
finally sent on to the grand jury for the Sc
cond Monday in April.
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jon PRISTlNG.-Wc call the attention Of mer-
chants clerks of courts. shcrs, 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 all kinds of JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bil-IIcads, Letter-Heads Programmes Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-BillS, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare, Show-Bllls, Checks, Drafts, &c., &C.,
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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THE CRY ALMsnnusE.-The Committee
for Relief of the Poor visited the city aims
house on Yesterday afternoon and found eve
rything in the neatest possible order, under
the excellent control of Captain Bigger. In
the colored department, which is under the
immediate supervision of Captain James W.
Epps, there arc one hundred and thirty,one
patients, male and fenlale. There is no bet
ter managed institution in the State.
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had one In onr Office, that We might OF our own
knowledges be able to recommend the machine In
case 1t stood the test. and are now able TO gyet
hearty endorsement. 1t took the first prize ut
the Paris Exposition rs family setcina-mnchtne.
and we believe It to he one of the most desirable In
the markct-Boston CongregnfdnGl;st and Re-
cordcr. WILLIAM LotkItsRT, Agent,
corner Eighth and Main streets
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Newspaper 20 be Sold.

ST. LOUIS, NO., March 13.-In the matter
of difference between the proprletors Of the
Missouri Democrat, Judge Madill this morn
ing appointed William McKee, one OF the
firm, receiver, and ordered the sale OF the
establishment on Friday next.
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TINE FOR HOLDING CouRTs.-The time for
holding the Circuit Court of Hanover, Judge
William S. Barton, has been changed for the
convenience of suitors and lawyers from the
30th of March to the 9TH of May. The time
of holding Caroline Circuit Court Same
iudge) has been changed to the second Mon
day in April for the same reason.
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t,lcks Guard, Captain Hobson, will be in
spectcd by Acting Inspector-G General Owens
at the armory over the Union Hotel, in rear
Of the Theatre, on next Friday night.
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IMPORTANT SALE.-Sicssrs. PAINE. CARELL (
Co, 0ac Paine L Co.) will have their first great
sale Of spring goods this morning. Country lner-
chants and the city trade will do well /" give them
call, as they will have fine array of rygu"ds halls
caps, clothing. and other articles well suited to their
..ttfp
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A shopkeerer recommending piece Of silk for a
gown, told his customer, Ma'am, IL win wear for
ever and make petticoat afterward." These must
be something like E. B. SPENCE 6 Sons new spring
styles for gentlemen. There Ii mo wear-out IN tlem
Call quickly and make your selections
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CITY LICENSE AssEssMENT.-All persons
who may be aggrieved at their classification
in the city license taxes can appear before
the Finance Committee of the City Council
on the evenings of Wednesday and Thurs
day. March eth and 18th.
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WATCHES, DIAMONDS. &C, AT huCTIo%.-Wc
will continue the sale of fine gold watches, diamonds
chains, etc. ut lo1 o'clock, at our auctio-room up
stars These goods are tirst-ca's In every rlricu-
lar and merit the attention of the public. The most
desirable articles will he sold to-day
Cook e IArGuTON.