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A Rux-SELLEn' "DorGE." rcve
nue officers were making seizure i'll Low
ell OH Monday one Of them happening TO lei
Il heavy iron fall into the bung-holc Of Il mo-
lasscs ho.shcad in tie cellar, afterwards
found that it struck some woody sGbstSnct
inside. There were four hogsEcads, and
being smashed, one hy che, barrel con-
tanning wiiskey or rum was found III eacl;
one. After the barrels of liquor had been
placed inside the hogshcads the molasses
was put in between the two, SO that rum
or whiskey could be pumped out through
Inc blng-holcs, and mclasses drawn through
the faucet. In smashing the hogsheads tho
officers got well swcetcncd. About S23t
worth Of liquors We're taken.
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CURING TcBAcco.--A tobacco Grm in Hart
ford are going to try 4 new plan for curing
the 1871 crop. Ordinarily in this climate il
would not be fit for use till after the hot
months, say in September. They have con
ccired the idea Of silippinga cargo to Il warn
climate, where it will set the same degree Of
heat in December, January. and February,
that it would here in June, July, aud August
and accordingly they made early purchases OF
some of the finest crops of 1871 tobacco
green, in the valley, and shipped it to port
near Havana. The value Of the tobacco thu:
shipped isabout 500, 500, and those in charge
report it as curing finely.
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Gpr.acfi1sl.
PETEnsRlRG. February 10, 1872.

IETENSBIK Ii, IUI uHI TO, ICI-'
E1jtor, Of the Dispatch:
SirS,-In the very readable and chatty let
ter of your correspondent "Robin Adair,
which appears in the Dispatch Of this date
is 4 respectful allusion to the organization Of
Grange of the Patrons Of IIuSbandry at
this place; but one remark i'll his letter is LA
bic to convey wrong impression. lie says
il is feared this organization will cmbalrasS
the old society, &c. That is Il mistake the
Patrons welcome all ether agricultural socic.
ties and every agency for enliehteninS and
aiding the farmers; and they recognize Grrmel
clubs and agricultural societies as favorable
to this Order, which is only higher and
more efficient farmers association.
y. 5. CrRTIss, Deputy, &c.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, I
RICHMOND, VA, February 10, 1872.
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
: WHEAT.-White, 27u bushels. Red. l,eI0 bushels.
CoHS.-White. 20! bushels. Mixed, JIG bushels.
OATS--1,as1 bushels. Ea4 s-
RYE-s bushels.
MEAL.-l2o bushels.
a#, SALES.
WHEAT.-Wh!te, 90 bushels prime at Sl.so; So
bushels very good at Sl.so: l3a bushels very good
III Sis. led. t.oso bushels very good on private
terms: i9e bushels primo on private terms.
CoIS.-White. 2,27O bushels at s,c, fer very pood
rGc for good. Mixed, 2ls bushels ut e5@sGc. for
good.
OArs.-lso bushels al CSC. for prime spring; a2G
&C. for very goou spring.
RYE.-S bushels common ut soc-
MEAL.-!0 bushels at roc.
RE-EXfI1BITED.
WTgAT.-White. l3o bushels.
OATS.-o.j bushels.
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IMPORTANT TO TAx-P AYEEs.-W.F +. Taylor,
the Auditor Of the State, i'll Il letter to the
deputy treasurer Of this city, dated on the
2Jthullimo, ,tates, retcrenccto the receiving
Of coupons i'll payment Of taxes. that he sees
no reasons Why they should not be received,
rs in his opinion there is no question i'll the
matter 80 long rs the law remains unrepeal-
Cd. ;ic advises the treasurer to receive the
coupons until the question is finally disposed
Of by tie Legislaturc.-NOfJoMt FtrGinldn
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EzrEArAGASr PEINTIHG BILLs.--The New
Orleans Ptc0yUHe says:
The heaviest printing bill on record in
this state, the sum and substance of nil the
printing bills, We find in tlle Auditors It.
peri for The year 1871. Tie New Orleans
EyubitcUu las the most formidable bill CT
Hli. lis bill for printing for STATE and parish
Tor tEc years 1859, 1870. and 1874, is 500, 6GS.
Country printers, small Republican organs,
al,g come in for handsome share OF Louisi-
ana tax money. Their bills amount to
ti8j,2l3. Great organ and little organs,
Il, I4Q,S6l."
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IEAGErr N BoSToN--AS AGED LOVER
i;iarLH- Ills RlvAL-B9$ton. February IS
Bartholomew, who murdered St0vcr in Chcl-
SCI last night, ba, been arrested also Or. S.
j.. West and Mrs. Gilhcr;~--the two latter Us
witnesses. bartholomew is Il InaclInist,
ahGut sixty years Of a1sc. and widowcr
~lpyrr WAS Iortv-lvc years Of age, and leaves
"!v and four children; he WIS builder
and worth considerable property, and was
r,,;rclei in the community. West and the
woman were partners in the manufacture of
naa.cttcd candy, and The tragedy took place
III tilciI rooms, where bartholomew and Sto-
Veg u.ct-both it is said being enalnored of
Mis-. Gilbert.
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TNE AECHlEglsCopATE or pALTIHcRf.-
Nctr Y0rt, February l6.--It IS reported that
Archbishop McCloSkcy succeeds to the pri-
mnteship vacated by the death Of Archbishop
Spa,ding, and that Bishop Lynch, of South
Carolina, is TO be Archbishop Of New York.
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CANAL NArIGAT1os.-A report from the
commission to consider new motive power
for canals and to reward the inventor Of the
best has been sent to the Assembly. So far
no one has mcrited the reward of 100000,
though projects without cnd have been sent
in. The real number is something like seven
hrndred.-Ne1D York Commercial.
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A New PHRAsE.-The Pittsburgh Post
heads Fred DouglasS's lecture with the cap
ton, "What the Brindled Statesman OF
Rochester Thinks Of San Domingo"
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DRY Gos,r,s.
BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK.
SELLING At cosT TO REn,,f.r arr, -

SELLING At COST TO REDUCE STOCK.
fATTHEss o e II yG saa aBy ns iorss
All. " san PIlA1D popB1ss ut as and sec.;
TRENCH MERlM slIs;n at she, worth p IS
JAPa i.S.ase 81 SILKS. all colors and styles;
IRISH PoPLISS. all color, at sIes worth $2 per
BLACK vELvETEENs at 81, sl.ss. and slso, ex-
Excellent eli atv styles CAssrnEEEs, ii and up;
TABLE LINENS 1t so, 7Sc, 81, Sl.25 per yard;
NAPKINS, TOWELS, QUILTS. and BLANk ETS;
sHA 1yL Gh9Ahs MATE aSPl4% SUITS
HOSIERY, KID GLOVES, =
I TTkSafgf DRESSES IaEs
and numerous other goods AT COST In order to
make room for SPRING GOODS.
Give Us I call, and secure bargains.
WILLIAM THALHLMER i SONS,
fe 10 No. 601 Broad corner Sixth street.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
Just received per steamer fun line of
STAPLE GOODS,
embracing all the best brands of BLEACHED and
BROWN COTTONS and SIIEETINGS.
Also. Il large stock or very handsome
MEDIUM and LIGHT CALlCOES ~
Allofthesc goods were bought by Mr.. DUcKwALL In
New York at the lowest cash PRICES and will he sold
accordingly DUCkWALL & ROCSS.
New stock Of
CHARLOTTESVILLE CAsslSIEREs
In handsome spring styles:
fel4 DUCKWALL & ROUSS.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MaRKET.

FEBRUARY 19.-Receipts continue very small,
particularly of bright wrappers, which are wanted.
Scanning tobacco has been coming In pretty freely
Of late, and the market Is very well supplied with
that article.
Black wrappers somewhat scarce and COM
mand good prices In fact prices for all grades are
frm ard fully up to our quotations-as follows:
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PAINTS, OILS, dc.
rIIO CONSUMERS OF OILS FOE
MACHINERY.
A saving guaranteed by the use OF
THE VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM


saving guaranteed by the use OF
THE VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBRICATISG OIL,
suitable for slow or rapid machinery OF every oe.
scription; free from all impurities; warranted mol
Purchasers are cautioned that the OIL sold By US
differs iron. all other Librtcuftng OILS SOLD IN Ms
ndrkt{. We are the sole agents here for Tue siI-
gnia Natural Petroleum LubricatiDS OIL, ever! par
rel of which sold by US bearing our bfanu tnus
Virginia Natural Petroleum Lubr catiDg OH, fur-
cell, Laid 6 Co., Agents, Richmond, Va" an,
There are plenty of so-called Lubrlcatlns OiiS
offered under tile lure OF low prices; they are WORTH
less and positive injury to mat .dncry, as uie III
their use will tell A good lubricating oil, s9cR as
tie VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LIZ
BRICATING OIL. Is 4 positive economy, preyent,,
Ing heating. cumming, and consequent Earring aD9
wearing Of the machinery-a saving or power aug
gain In speed Purchasers will bear In mind thar ~
Is not alone sufficient toprocurc natural petro-
lcum;" IL must be NJ the proper specific grdrny,
like the Virginia Natural Petroleum Luortcdtthg
OIL, and Ike II undergo the 1Tocess q purtncAt01t
,cIhout chem tedLs, and be rendered entirely yree
from grit or gum. This oil Is not affected ny ea-
tremes Of temperature, standing alike heat or COLO.
II Is in a word, the CHEAPEST OF and combines
more of the requisites Of good ubrcator than any
oil offered In this market
Orders addressed to us will receive prompt atten'
don, and be shipped in good tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD CO, Druggists;
fe l5-3m Richmond, va.
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FURNITURE, &c.

THE CHEAPEST HOMEMADE
AND OTHER FURNITURE
can be bought at ARTHUR R0ONEYS ware.
rooms, Governor and franklin streets. Beautiful
Walnut Payior and Chamber Sets, Mattresses, Boil
sters and Pillows. a call before purchasing else
where Is respectfully solicited. Goods carefn.y
hacked for shfIniu0. tcH
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FROM WASHINGTON.
gl,c NORTH Carolina Senator.

The senate Committee on Elections Satur-
DIV decided to report in favor of admitting
q fl",I Ransom, Senator-clcrt from North
Carolina. ~ his scat, and to disregard the
81 i'm, of Mr.. Abbott. who received n minor
ify.ys.c al the time oC the election Of Governor
Vance. There will he no minority report, it
;, believed. ~ support .Ahhott's claims.
l,.r friends of General Abbott do not be-
love that the decision of the Senate Commit
fire. ON Privileges and Elections against his
rEi,a IA a seal in the Senate is TO be taken rs
evidence of the disposition of The Senate. and
announce their intention OF further contest
IN. the case III The expectation OF overcoming
t2,. rr;rG!lS OF the committee Oh legal consid-
,.,itions.
Colonel Eor.,cs' :ss:I shc President.
Colonel rornrv arrived in Washington to-
ia, aHd dinct with the President this crc-
NM. Republicans who have called on him
,:";o that lie j. going 10 sustain Grant. ana
tHli lac vii! !,r allowed 10 name his successor
- collector of Philadelphia. Senator Cam
,.,M'> friends are very much diSplcaScd at the
urT t@rD AFFAIR, have taken.
sEE;.Ieey m.,d Tobacco.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue is
,,.y earnestly in favor of a consolidated tax
n ,rrcuty cc!itS on whi>key and u uniform
OK ~ tobacco; and although the Ways and
H..u< Committee have settled on tax Of
-.>;"-,, and twcnty-tour cents per pound on
f..arcp. the friends OF 4 uniform tax viii
la4'.. ! movement in the House TO secure Il
ti.apn. TO thc consolidation Of the wh!>-
H., tax there SrCm, to nc little or no ohjec-
t.on.
Petition.
I'm tnr House of REPRESENTATIVES on Friday
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CLOTHING.
CLOTHING.
1910 MAIN STREET. 1910
EEMOF


HENRY wHlTLOCK, MERCHANT TAILOR.
Grateful to the public for many past years Of pa
tronagc and Kindness, thankfully ask leave TO NJ
NOUSCE that have removed my place Of business
from No. liij to
1919 MAIN STREET.
This Is the old stand of Mcssrs. MITCHELL & TY-
LER, on the northeast side Of Min street above
Fourteenth. Ny stock Is
LARGE, CHOICE, AND EXTENSIVE,
selected with attentive care, ind my dis o,flon TO
please my friends and patrons unchanged and un-
changcblc. The store oilers finer facilities for
the exhibition of Il stock Of GOODS here
RARELY EQUALLED.
am enabled to furnish my customers with CLOTH
ING TO ORDER, or READT-MADE, and will
WARRANT SATISFACTION,
from the finest articles Of CLOTHING down to the
most trinng Of accessories. In
OSIERY Y,
am prepared 10 supply the public, and only asl!
that those who have Known Inc long and well VIII
continue TO
ENCOURAGE Me.
promise to leave nothing OH my part undoEe to
satisfy honesty fidelity in legitimate intercourse
OF business, and respectfully invite call from all
HENRY WHlTLOCK. Merchant Tailor,
fe l1-eodlm 1872 SIuI street, lIclulQDl,
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The St. Louis lawyers talk Of wearing
black gowns III court.
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FURNITURE.
LARGE STOCK AND Low PRICES.

We have now In store tie largest and most elegant
assortment OF FURNITURE and MATTRESSES
that has ever been offered In Virginia. Webaye acly
reduced our prices, and promise 10 please all parties
both in qaulty and price. We arc SIN msnniac,,-
Hing and Will make TO ortier any style Of EUNSi-
TTRE or MATTRESS desired.
Amongst our stock win be found REpsTEAs l,S
nfrKS1' EIjREAUS, WAsESTANDS. TABLES,
DESKS, ETAGERES, PARLOR FURNITURE,
WATTREsSES, with great variety or other goods
49, HARDWOOD d. RITTER.
fa,s Governor street, Richmond, Va.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE
WOOLLEN MILLS.
Thanking our numerous patrons for their very lib
crM support during the past year, We beg to assure
them that, regardless Of the heavy advance in the
price OF WOOL sll spare no effort to merit their
confidence and patronage, and that
THE PRESENT HIGH STANDARD
Of fabrics shall not only be maintained but with
increased facilities aud rigid adherence to rule OF
working
GOOD MATERIAL ONLY,
we hope to establish for them national reputation.
For sale in Richmond by
JIG. COURTNEY & son,
THOMAS Il. PRICE & CO.,
DUCKWALL C ROUSS,
BREEDEN & FOX, ..
ISAAC Styles,
LEVY BROTHERS,
ia 10 CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & CO.
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ONE MONTHS TRIAL BEFORE PURCIIi

WANTED, honest southern men and women who
prefer to purchase good southern productions rather
tllan be swiudicd by carpet-bag hunibugs.
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SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY.--A rare
- opportunity Is afforded the youth Of tbs cty ans
~ te,egrnnhinr bY the SCHOOL of Aessrs, FAi =.
TER McG0vERN, which Il now w. a. sasesssI
operation at No. 12io MAIN sTRtti UP Ians,d
for aecon,plshed operators throughout the country,
as.d no procession or occanaS0n now DTstaLs snen
prospects for prompt ana rerauisss's'ss s'Apss
laeu.. IA. Z 49, ]. t,.xs.-, =, :, n
may be seen IN operation, and auy 1,sre9 a,, IL
furnished. u Z Z -.
as sf.'fr sem
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An APPROPRIATE HOLIDAY
PRESENT FOR LADIES.

FIFTY PER CENT. SAVED.
No power is so costly as that OF human muscle and
fifty per cent OF the power required to run first
class SEWING-MACIIINE may be saved by using
the
MESTIC."
It makes the lock stitch with the least and most sim
pie machinery Of any shuttle sewing-rnachine. II
therefore wears less than any other, and combines
with It's remarkable simplicity and ease Of running
great quictness Of operation with wonderful range
Of work Do not fail to examine 1t.
This great favorie of the Indies Is the most appYo-
pirate present which can be made them.
DOMESTIC SEWING-MACHISE ROOMS,
900 MAIN STREET.
dcel AVERY Z CO.. General Agents.
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n CARTWRIGHT, FURNITUREM
IIs DEALER, having moved to the new E9ss
and FRANKLIN. keeps on hand q large stock oil.
the latest styles OF HOMEMADE and Sok In-
ERS FrRSITURE; also, Lounges, Hattrassfs,
tSadfuy. &c: which viii be sold at the lowest
prices for cash. II viii 30 70 the interest OF buyers
10 give me cal. before purchasing elssWhere:c
~ e''o - j.. GATHRIGHT,
SeIs-sm No. ID Governor strest.
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. nIyIsn AND oexAv s1EAslERs.


pHILADELpHIA, RIcHsIOND xcf1es
| II.ANtl EoisF0LK sTEAMHHIPs
LIZ hIsE;--Fg " Z III la u A. VWICEA
& eaaImaEesing this line siil leave Rich
o'clock M- and Philadelphia every lWEDSE3DAY
and SATURDAY nc the same h6ur, nlteraafejy. =
Freigt,ts received daily Sundays cyceptcd) foY all
parts Of pennsylyapfs, New Jersey. and Delaware;
also for Charleston SaYai, nah, and New Orleans, and
bills OF lading signed through.
Freight taken for Norfolk az moderate rates.
passage to Philadelphia, fnc!ndsng meals and
w.P. PORTER, Agent,
No. 2t23 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM r. CLYDE eco, Agents,
No. 10 SoutI, Tharvcs,
- ~ !. ---- 40. u North Wbaryes. Philadelphia.
ZOE. NEW Y0RK.-oLD DO. csTss
-; - MiNION STEAMSHIP COsfpANY. $500
I nhe ,side.wEeel steamships WYAEOaE, ISAAC
BELL, SAEATSGa, NIaGARA, ALREMABLE
and HATTERAS, leave New York for SorfoiS. Civ
DAY, and saTURna S's 1t oeissS L.ss.
Richmond every TUESDAY, iRIDAY, and sun
DAY, Mt high tide.
These staps are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and stateroo,ps The fare, accommodations
aad attention. arc unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers orall South
ern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT A QUAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, ut the Offices Or this
Company.
For further information, apply to
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent.
my 20 49, s,%stsE No. ) Governor street.
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND <c$EFS
Y PACKET COMPANY.-The stealn-r SsssAsates,
shin GEORGE s. UPTON leaves New YORK every
SATURDAY.; leaves Richmond every TUESDAY.
The steamship WILLIAM i. CLYDE leaves New
York every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond every
ID. j. BfRR. President,
r. % LILA Main street.
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@4AA2Aa
DOOA-One furnished front room, As De5oI
II street, corner Of Union. ocu
DOOMs AND BOARD-A suite q rooms
II with board, az l4o Madison. cello
DOOHs-BOARD-Nice rooms: GOOD hoard
N References Eiyen. Apply a. Poplar 81
DOARD-With 6 pleasant room, for gentle
ID men and wife, or single man, AZ I54 Third.
nOOh-BOARD-One good front room. FUR
II nished or unfurDiHhed, for rent; and day
bOardsu wanted, atG UNION street Refer
ones required Mrs :. K WOOD.
DOOMs WITH BoARD-A suite OF rooms,
Ii with board, on the nrst no0r, elegantly
furnished. Apply as 81 Gsyoso street sell
OR STOLEN.
HOW-A medium size black COW short Dur
ham horns; one horn bored twice other
once; shs Is far gone with calf; - reward
LEWIS ANDERSON,
Ocio corner Lauderdale and Broadway.
HOW-A large brindle COW, sfreaked brown
and dark dark face; big white horns
vide apart - reward. Ms. D0nnelly, cor /
ner concord and Third streets. oclQ
HORsE-A bright bay, Is hands nigh: has q
III 6Ore on right hip. Reward. .
CEA6 SWANSON, Furuitore Car Ia. 7
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For all the latest styles Of hats go to
E.. DAIRY,
347 Main

FALL AND WINTER OF 1877 vi IL
Productions Of styles for the season " i'll,
a. usual, be Of the latest and finest quail
ties dress and business hats; fine selec-
ton Of imported goods for men and chill
dren. LEIDY & CO.,
Hatters and Furriers,
29 Main street.
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Departures.
Rlverr. weather and Buvtue.a.

Dardanelle, City OF Chester, La Belle.
City OF Augusta, Thomas H. Allen.
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IF YOU are troubled with a slight
cough, ~hoarseness or sore throat, you
may save the expense Of q doctors bill
by using at once DR.. Jayneis ExpectO-
rant. A neglected cold often terminates,
through much suffering in consumption.
A slight Inflammation of the lining Of
the w~ind-tubes, the usual symptoms Of
which are a sore throat, or a pain in the
breast, will, il not properly attended to,
frequently load to bronchitis. Even as
a matter Of economy, to say nothing Of
comfort, Or the danger TO pulmonary and
bronchial organs, act prudently with
your cold, and by Tesorting to a standard
remedy-the Expectorant-in time, save
money and escape more serious trouble.
Sold everywhere.
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TED OYsTERs.-John A. Signaigo, No.
81 Poplar st., is now ready to supply Oys-
tens at wholesale, in and around Mem
phis. Orders promptly filled.
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W. 2. MTrCHELI's School, 8O8 Third st,

THE Old Gas Company sells gas at two
dollars per thousand cubic feet, if paid for
within the first five working days OF the
month. Nc extra charge for setting
meters. Office, 291 Second street.
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HYAc1NTHs and tulip bulbs at Cralg's.

GREAT CURIOsITY.-The longest red
fish ever captured in Southern waters,
weighing thirty-two pounds, and caught
by Willis Newbold, Esq, Of the great
Fish Emporium of Mobile. This fish
has been on exhibition at the
HOLE IN THE WALL
for the last twenty-four hours, and will
positively be served for
LUNCH THIS DAY.
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AkUSEMENT&


Ihe slim audience and the chilly Atnnos-
y last night Tonight, being the occasion Of
aoe1enl 20 ". Aiken, the PROGRAMMED
vii De hanEed, giving two ieces-Red No
sepPa o. ne fTdfrfe Funther, and the last four
acts Of the HtcheSof NeD York, and no donht
ity. SeP@o-
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TIE revival meeting at the Central
Baptist Church, Second street, near
Beale, is still in progress. The services
are held twice a day-at eleven O'Clock
in the morning, and at halfpast seven
In the evening.
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at
246 Second street, Hunt & Hanson's old
stand. HANSON & WALKER.
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DRACELET-one small bracelet, marked
ID Coriune TreEevant. The nnder win be
rewarded by leaving at 23 Main Street
HAIR BRACELEr-with gold clasp; in
the clasp are set four red stones and
one mail white stone In center, Tn finder
will be rewarded by leaving Il At
fernando Street Market,
Nr1n corner of Nanps
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CTEAM SAW AND GHIST MILL COM
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70 N. D. I. rtevart, Second street, or K. L.
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