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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money narke

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YoRK, February 24.-The bank state
ment shows that loans have decreased nearly
two and half millions, specie decreased over
one and half millions, legal tenders de-
creased over half million, deposits decreased
over four and quarter millions.
Money, 7, currency to gold, with commits
sion in some instances. Sterling dull at %
to 81. Gold, 1102 to 11O1. Governments
firm. Tennessee's very firm; Virginias
heavy; North Carolina's, old, strong; South
Cardinals, new, weak; market closed dull
Tennessee's, 81; new, CT. Virgiaa's, 50
new, SO. Louisiana's, 56; new, so. Levee's
81; s's, 10. Alabama's, 90; 5's, so. Georgia's
10; rs, 81. North Carolina's, 343; new,
17t. South Carolina's, 81; new, 81.
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THE New ORDER OF I. O. M.--The Of
fcers of the Supreme Lodge !. 0.M. will ar
rive in Richmond this afternoon from Balti-
more for the purpose of instituting t,1o new
Lodges-"E No. 1, and 4" Rich
mond," No. 9. This Order, first instituted
in Baltimore in 1868, has spread with great
rapdity, and is fast becoming one OF the
leading benevolent Orders of the country.
The officers of Virginia Lodge elected and
appointed are: W. S. Master, John ThomlN
son Brown; w. Master, E. D. Starke; Junior
Master, James T. Abbott; Recording Secrc-
tary, J. G.. Taylor; Financial Secretary,
George w. wager; Treasurer, William B.
IIcrsman; Chaplain, Walter T. Booth; Con-
ductor, r. Clay Lockwood; Inside Sentinel,
Richard C. Walden; Outside Sentinel, John
Fl. Wiley; R. G. to w. NJ, George S. Hall ;
l.. G. to w. NJ, Allen A. Warren; X. G. to
j. NJ, R. D. Hogan; L. G. to j. NJ, George
NJ. Rogers.
The following are the officers. of Rich
mond Lodge. No. 2: S. NJ, J. G. Hunter;
W. NJ, Ii. Cabell' Tabb; j. NJ, William
Brooks Chaplain, W. Il. Davidson; r. S.
W. r. Be,chaln; +. S., Robert y. Willianr
son: Treasurer, j. =. McCook; Conductor
T.. A. Howard ". M.'s r. s., j. w
Pledge; w. Ms l.. S., j. Saville }. Ms r
s., r. +. Harriss; j. M.'s l.. S., E. W. Pol
lard; I. S., j. c. Darnelli; o. s., S. H
| Lowry.
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TRANsFEHs OF REAL EsTATE-The follow.
ing convcyances of real estate were made
during the week ending February q, 1872
James w. Walker to Willis Smith, 80 feet
on Marshall street near Darlington, for S178.
Catharine Prentis to Joseph johnson, lot
near the corner of Federal and st. Peters
streets, for $3.50
y. Won Grooming, trustee, to w. L. Flem-
ing, q feet on Ross street between Governor
and Fourteenth streets, for 5000.
w. L. Fleming to G.. d. Thaxton, 27
feet on Ross street between Governor and
Fourteenth street, for $4,000. ..,..-..,...
II. G. Hartman to G.. R. Mason, half.interest
in Stearns's distillery property, for $1,000.
Hulst s. King, administrators, Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company, condemnation
of land near Bloody Run street, for 81 ,227 80.
T. w. Stagg. administrator, to same con-
demnation Of land near old Rope-walk road,
for S475. ~"
G. +. Rose to Joseph s. Beard, interest in
lot on Second street between Clay and Leigh,
ftr $3.50. .a'.
William B. Randolph to T. w. Pember-
ton, Lyme & Brother, and Cannon & Court
ncy, real estate at the corner of Franklin and
| Madison streets, for $4,000.
W. II. and r. B. Lyme to NJ. Sullivan, 80
| feet on Twenty-siXth street between Clay
and Leigh, for 5000. ..
D. J. Saunders, commissioner, &C., to Fl
| c. Cabell, "A feet on + street between Twen.
ty-frst and Twenty.second streets, for S19s.
J. II. and w. G. Worsham to John \
Parker, one-half interest in SO feet on sey'
enth street between Clay and Leigh, for
$500.
S. Drinnard to w. S. Pitcher, 80 feet or
Laurel street near Albemarlc, for $3.50.
P. w. Grubbs to William S. Pitcher, 1lc
feet on Pine street near Cumberland, fol
81 ,42S. ...
William Catlin, &C., to Springfield Division
Sons Of Temperance, Al feet on Twenty-sixtt
street corner Of NJ street, for S150.
| William E. Simons to Moses p. Handy
23S1 feet on Twenty-seventh street corner O.
O street, for $1,000. - .s.f s.-...
Mary B. Manning, eXecutriX, to W. W
Dickie, Twenty-sixth street near p, for $3.50
Alexander II. Rutherford to Joseph K
Anderson, $50 feet on Franklin street corner
of Foushee, for $4,000.
J. B. Wood to Tredegar Company, 24(
feet on Arch street corner of Seventh street
for $500.
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CHAScERv COURT OF RICHMOND, SATURDA

CHAScERv COURT OF RICHMOND, SATURDAY.
The following cases were disposed of:
Corbin ys. Mills's executor. Decree all-
thorizng executor to sell some Of the assets
Of the estate and to make a partial distribu-
ton Of the same. --.
Haskns vs. Hancock, sc. Decree refer.
ring cause to a commissioner for account, in.
quily, and report. .......
Jones's executor Us. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company, sc. Decree sanctioning
sale of property in the bill mentioned to said
company, and disposinS of the purchase
money. .-F .-.
Robinson's executor, &C., rs. J. c. Robin.
son, &c. Decree confirming report Of com
missioner and authorizing exchange of bonds
thereby recommended.
Lacy, &C., us. Lacy, sc. Decree author.
izing withdrawal Of certificate in order to
enable commissioner to execute q decree
heretofore made. .........-
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General Items.

WAsHrNGToN, February 24.-Garrett Davis
has returned.
The changes reported in the New York
and New Orleans clistom-houses are unall.
thenticated and improbable.
Colonel Robb leaves for Savannah to-mor.
row. He has assurances from prominent
members of the committee before which he
appeared that his views regarding rice and
salt, and the improvement of Georgia rivers,
will have an early and favorable considera.
ton. 1t is understood that Colonel Robb has
an important consularship at his disposal.
The House Committee on Claims have
agreed upon several important bills, and will
report them to the House under the next
call. Among them ara certain cases aggrc.
eating, when all are disposed of, 100000.
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:, The THEATRR. fine audience filled the
Theatre on Saturday night by way Of com
pliment to Mrs. Bernard and the Blues.s The
performance of Mariana was decidedly the
best of the week. Incidentally forty boys
in gray" appeared on the stage and went
through the panual Of arms; n ct IheX T. were we're
loudly applauded. Mr. j. T. Cowardln was
called on to add to the ,attractiyeness of the
entertainment, and at very short notice De
Eyered in his humorous style an Address %
the Shedtown Militia and HJudge Under
woods Charge to the Grand Jury" both OF
which were received with roars of laughter.
Tonight the famous Linsard combtmtion
will appear for the first time In a brilliant
programme. They win doubtless inaugnratn
a brilliant week ut the; Theatre, us their per-
formanees are eYeryWhere popular with al
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PROMPT APPREHENSION OF HORSE Thief.
On Friday night the stable of Mr.. Alsea Cor
nell, at Powhatan Courthouse, was robbed
of horse valued at about $500, together
with saddle and bride. Information was at
once given to Detectives Knox and d. and j.
Wren, and they had little difficulty in tracing
the stolen property to the horse-auction lot,
Council Chamber hill. The horse was under
the hammer of the auctioueer, and was about
being knocked down to the highest bidder,
when the officers interviewed, stopped the sale,
and arrested the man who had brought him
TO the auction. The accused gives his name
as f.. G. Woodbridge, and says he was once
postmaster at Powhatan since the war. At
first he said the horse belonged to his father,
but afterwards confessed the theft and begged
to be let Oft. He will be held for trial.
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Miscellaneous TeIegrams.

The German Democratic General Commit
tee, of New York, have adopted strong ne.
solutions complimentary to Senator Schurz
1t is rumored that the bridge of the Gin.
cinnati and Louisville Short-Line, the scene
of the recent accident, was tampered with.
An extra session of the Tennessee Legisls-
t,lre has been called for the 18th of March to
rcdistrict the State and for other important
business.
The steamer John Kyle, from New Or.
leans for st. Louis, has been sunk with 500
tons of freight aboard.
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MAMMOTH PLoUaH.-The largest plough
ever manufactured In this State-probably In
this country may be seen at Watt & Knights
mandatory, corner of Wall and Franklin
streets. 1t was made for Mr.. Herman, the
owner of the "Wilton" estate, a few miles
below the city on James river, and is intended
to turn up loam on the river bottoms, which
were covered with sand during the freshet in
October, 1870. This plough will cut a fur
row twenty-five inches deep and fifteen inches
wide, and it takes team of sixteen mules OF
horses to draw it.
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BALTIMORE MARKET,

ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS, February e4.-Tobacco dull and drool
ing lugs, s5.75G$7 common leaf, ae.75@$L75.
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HUsr1SGs COURT, SATURDAY-Judge G,ti.
gon.-Minor Page was convicted of misde-
meanor, fined 81, and sent to jail for thirty
days.
Henry Matthews, indicted for felony, was
tried and acquitted.
William Nelson Oakley was convicted OF
felony and sent to the penitentiary for three
years.
James Cephas was convicted of felony and
sent to the penitentiary for two years.
Ivy Mosby plead guilty Of felony and was
sent to the penitentiary for two years.
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West Virginia Constitutional
ftnnvnrprsnsr

CHARLESTON, WEST VA. February 24.-The
Convention yesterday decided to retain the
clause which disqualifics attorneys and sal
aried officers of railroads from being mem
bers of the Legislature, but struck out the
clause disqualifyng preachers. Members art
required to take an oath that they will moi
accept q consideration for their vote.
Charleston was made the seat of Govern
ment until changed by law.
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ANToNI has just received flno lot OF Havana

ANToNI has just received 1lno lot OF Havona
Oranges.
WITHOUT A RIVAL / have long i,ccn an enthu-
siast If not all expert, among the Sewing-Machines
Besides, my wife is practically familiar and expe-
rienced with the leading machines. have made
critical examinations and severe tests of twelve diff
fercnt machines claiming to be "tirst-class" and |
am entirely satisfied that the WILCOX & GIBBS Is
so far above all others in practical cork that 1T IS
WITHOUT RIVAL. The complication of delicate
machiueEyso common in other machines seems to he
wholly eliminated in this and have no doubt twlll
live to see other "arst-class" machines forgotten.
Mrs. REID says It's certainly the best beyond COM
parison. letter of II. A. REID, Beaver Dam, WIS.,
to the WILCOX s. GIBBS Sewing-A1achine Com
M
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RAID on A CHMBoRAzo DEN.-Late on Sat
urduy night detachment of police, Including
Major Poe, Sergeant Foulkes, Detectives
Wood and O'Dwyer, and others, assembled
the heights of Chimborazo and surprised a
party of gamblers engaged in the entertain
ing game of sweat" They bagged four
teen negroes, two white men, and good
many coppers. The prisoners were locked
up to await hearing this morning. The
white men arrested were the somewhat noto-
1iouS Phelps brothers.
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? A Bos-FRE OF GAMBLERS TooLs.-On
Saturday morning 4 crowd collected in front
of the City Hall to witness the burning oiIa
lot of gaming implements captured on the
recent raid Of Major Poe's battalion uponthe
fashionable faro banks. The value OF the
destroyed was estimated by sport
ing men to be $4,000. One article alone
cost $500. Tho law requires all such SLIM
to be destroyed by tire when it falls into the
hands Of the police.
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TEMrERANcE-At its meeting last Fri
day night Artisan Council, No. 10, Friends
of Temperance. elected T. j. Appleyard con-
ductor, rice Ii. G. Osterbind, resigned. They
also initiated fifteen members Chirtcen active
and two associate) and had about the same
number of petitions for action at their next
meeting. They expect to be the banner
Council in Il short time, and propose to hold
another public meeting in few weeks.
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IuAyE analyzed the whiskey known under the
brand of .B Sclect,n controlcdby Messrs. WALTER
d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find IT. free
from f,lsl oil and other impurities, and recon-
mend It's use for medicinal and family purposes.
J.B. MCCAw, NJ. D.,
late Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College of Nirginla
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LIST OF UsMA1LABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE RICHMOND PosT-OFE1cE FEERUAHY a.
II, S. Watkins, Fl. L. Wigand, Miss Mary
Hall, j. L. Marye, Richmond, Va; Mrs. NJ.
Haney; Mrs. NJ. Cheatham; Q. w. Z.
Brown; one, no address; Thomas Jackson.
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INCOME TAx.-The assessors of internal
revenue are now circulating the blank re-
turns for persons liable to income tax for
1871. They must be filled up and returned
by the 1st of March next. If not a penalty
of so per cent will be added to the tax iln-
posed II.
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FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, for gentlemen
and Ladies': opera chains and lcontincs, gold chain-
bracelets, gold thimbes fine gold wedding and en-
sagement rings; fine watches repaired by skilful
,yorkmeu. at GESNET'S,
opposite the post-olllcc.
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Sweet California Fears may be had of ASToSI.

If you want stylish clothing and other gentlemen
wear of the very best quality and at low figures cal
at L. 3. SPENCE SONS gents furnishing establish
ment, 1900 Main street.
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TIE INSURANCE DEPosITs.-Thc statement
of the kcposits in the treasury of Virginia to
the credit of foreign insurance companies
seems to have been deficient in several re-
Spec;s We note the following corrections
Georgia Home, 5000 in Virginia coupon in
stead of 81 900; same, Virginia certificates,
81, ,GG2; same, Virginia coupon, 500; Ira
vellers' Company, of Hartford, West Virgi-
mia certificates, $4,000 instead of $1,000,
Virginia registered, $4,000; North America
Life, of New York, Virginia registered, S23,-
500 instead Of $4,000; same, West Virginia
certificates, Sl1 900. The errors appear in
the document us printed and furnished to
the Senate.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

NEW BOOKS
THE NEW lIYMNAL. uccordingt, the use OF The
Protestant Episcopal Church In the United
states Various STYLES of binding, 4ec., Soc., ooc
ruEtS IL IL ~ EpRTfEs OF PUBLIC OPINION IN IRE
LAND. Bv W. L.. H. LECKEY, VI. a. sl.N:
Di.SCHAUEL'S NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.
Translated by EvEEETT. Three parts. 81 eacil;
TIE LITTLE MOORLAND PRINCESS. By the
author of "Thc Old Man'sclIs Secret" Sl.75
TRAVELS ROUND THE WORLD. BY boy. $l.5o
THROUGH TIE LOOkING-GLASS. 4 beautiful
juvenile, by the author OF "Alice's Adventures
In Wonderland s..
POOR MISS FINCH. BY Wilkie Collins. 81.
THE LOST DISPATCH. From the German. SOC
fcoe WOODuOCSE & PARHAM.
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Donation 10 Washington and Lee
University.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
LEXINGTON, Va, February 24.-Dispatches
from New Orleans state that R. H. Bayly, ol
that city, in a will just proved, gives $4,000
cash to Washington and Lee University tc
endow professorship to bear his name
General Custis Lee is one of his executors.
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CANDss NEW BOOK OF FORMS

PATTESON'S HANDBOOK OF FORMS,
KERR ON FRAUD AND MISTAKES,
BLISS ON LIFE INSURANCE,
FISHERS DIGEST OF CRIMINAL LAW,
PiIlLLIPS'S UNITED STATES PRACTICE.
Al the new books and the largest assortment Of
STANDARD LAW In the state for sale at ISIS
Main street. RANDOIsft q CNGLlSH
fr iJ-ISw
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THE GoDDlS-BRocK CAsE.-The grand jury
of the Hastings Court will meet to-day at II
O'Clock for the further hearing Of the case OF
Dr.. Goddin and Wesley n. Brock, sent on
from the Police Court. ---
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.e
RICHMOND, VA, February u, 1872. !
rrSr,r-nYr-r1

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.l
RICHMOND, VA, February n, 1872.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red, 50 bushels.
CoRN.-White. 344 bushels. Mixed, 15S bushels.
OATs.--aot bushels.
MEALS bushels.
BLACK-EYE PEAs.-2s bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Red, so bushels very good nc S1.77
CoRN.-Whitc, Ia bushels very good ut 07e. Mixed
l3s bushels very good at SIC.
OhTs.-20o bushels primo spring Mt sc.
BLACk-EYE PEAS.-28 bushels prime nj Sl.3o.
RE-EXHIBITED. 4.
CoRN.-Wbitc, lo4 bushels.
NEW YORK.MARKETs.
NEW YORK, February e..-Cotton steady: ssles
Abs lalcs; upands 22lc.; Orleans. eaAc Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat fr1ner; winter red western
SL8s@SI.7O. Corn unchanged. Pork steady Al
Sli.2o0fsii.3o. Lard steady. Savals quiet and firm
Groceries dull. Freights 6rmer.
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS, February c4.-Tobacco dull and droop
ing; lugs, S5.759lS7; common leaf, &C. e75G*E7s.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, February 24.-Virginia's, old, 4
bid; coupons, 50 new, 81; consolS, 55S.
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GUILTY OF FELoNY.-In the Hastings
Court on Saturday Richard Lawrence was
convicted of stealing an afghan from Mrs.
S. C.Dcane. The term Of his imprisonment
in the peniteutiary was fixed ut three years.
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MARINE aNTELzIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY se, 1872.
Sun rises. s:27 Moon rises. s:lt
Sun scts.......... 5:s3 High tide... s:2t
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY "a, 1872.
ARRIVED. .,vm,>
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, merchan.
disc and passengers, l.. B. Tatunl, agent
SAILED.
Steamer Palislde, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, W. T.. Brett, agent.
Schooner Anne +. Moore, Phillips, New York,
merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Alice Curtis, Phillips, Washington, ID.
c., granite, Curtis s Parker.
Schooner Hope, Mitchell, Washington, granite,
Curtis Parker.
Schooner Flying Scud owens. Charleston, S. c.,
ria James river, corn, Curtis g. Parker.
Schooner D. c. Roderlck, Howard Norfolk, slaves
Curtis & Parker.
BELOW.
Tug Portland with five schooners bound UP.
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VAccINATIoS.--A notice of interest to all
who have not been yaccinated will be found
in another column from DR.. j. G.. Cabell,
president of the Board of Health.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

THOMAS W. kEESEE will sell at j. NJ, at pcl
Main street fine collection of oil paintings
THOMAS W. kEESEE will sell at 10 A. NJ. pianos
furniture, &C. a.. G.
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Charged with Embczziement.

MEMPHIS, February 24.-J. H. Hackett, the
confidential clerk of Lowenstern's dry goods
establishment, has been arrested, charged
with 10000 embezzlement.
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CHICKEN RoBBERY.-A few nights ago some
one entered the hen-house of Dir. Ben.
Green, Jr., who resides on the canal seven
miles above Richmond, and stole about fifty
hens ...t. ~ #a.. 1876
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W0OIIEN MILLS.

WOOLLEN MILLS.
Thanking our numerous patrons for their very lib-
cIgl support during the past year, we beg 10 assure
pr.. or wool, sh, spare no effort to merit their
confidence and patronage, and that
TIE PRESENT HIGH STANDARD
nf our fabric, shall not only bc maintained. hut witt
incr,sd facilities and rigid adherence TO our rule OF
working
GOOD MATERIAL ONLY,
hope 10 establish for them national reputation.
For sale in Rchmoud by
dc. COURTNEY & son,
THOMAS K. PRICE & Co,
DrCKWALL & ROUSS,
BREEDEN & FOX,
ISAAC SYCtES.
LEVY BROTHFRS,
tal3 CARDOXO, FOURQUREAS & co.
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No ADDITIONAL CHARGE for the beautifully pictures
taken by Mrs. RANDoLPI's recent improvements
They are only permitted to be made at the LEE
Gallery, and arc exclusively the production OF FlR
GINA LADY.
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EOIIN LATOUCHE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

MERCHANT TAILOR, Wf
a., l. found (uuti his old store is rctittcd ut No
- FOURTEENTH STREET, where he has lis
STOCK in order. and fully prepared TO prosecute
his business It's promptly heretofore. fe 7-'aihII
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SiITFFN~ =. c5c. worth II per yard:
ENIi'EE>S CLOTHS and MOlIAil: PopLlNS al
!" CcufS.
hn-wu"l II AlD lpPIISS at .5 and G0c.;
FRENCH MERINt'S Al sI.C. worth Sl.2I;
SLACK HENRIETTA and TAMtSE CLOTH al
sTtc. and 1l.
ItrNNE>E SlikS, all colors and styles
l.lSlI pOI'LlNS, all Colors, III SIS worth 80 pei
ward:
tI.t cheap:
Excellent styIcs ASST NERFS, 81 and up:
TABLE. LINENS al ~. T5r. 81. Sl."i per yard.
NAPKINS. TOWELS. QUITS and BLANKETS;
elNWI.S flbhhS. WtTEk-PRpOF SUITS,
NkIi.IS. INnER-SESTS. CnRSEGS,
HOSIERY. Il 10 GLOVES.
INFANTS DRESSES,
ENBRoIDERlES.
RIBBONS,
,uI ,nincrous other goods AT COST In order t'
max. room for SPRING GOODS.
i,I}c ls = c:t.i. and secure bargains.
WILLIAM THALHlMER & SONS,
f.lH Nn. 60l Rroad. corner S!N'r street.
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KICKED BY HoRsE.-Abraham Jackson
(colored). driver for Glazebrooke & Thomas,
received severe kick from horse on satur.
day afternoon. DR.. j. S. Wexford was called
in, and with the assistance Of DIR. Thomas
dressed the wounds. In the opinion of these
physicians the patient was dangerously hurt.
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NOTARY PuBLIc.--ThomasR r. Joynes, Esq,
has qualified in the Hastings Court as
notary public of the city Of Richmond.
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Walking-canes and umbrellas In endless variety a
Z. Is. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-26

4 beautiful stock of nccktes and scarfs at f. b.
SPENCE 6 SOS'S, 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-26
DRY GOODS.
rlRY GOODS. AUCTION BARGAIN S

nEY GOODS! AUCTION BARGAINS
CLOSING; OFT DRESS GOODS. SIIAWLS. AND
OTHER WINTER STOCK. WITHOUT
REGARD TO COST!
NEW AUCTION BARGAINS!
White Table Danask. full 6i inches wide, at Csc;
White Linen Napkins. SOC. per dozcn
r!i,~' Silk >,Irfs. Soc;
luftai,' iats. Soc:
/ l,,...' Hitck and Colnr"d Eil Gloves, 81;
II.iup Carpet. jrc.--Chrap ~ a1".;
1 llr.c stock OF medium Spring Prints isprinf
styles: 49,
4 rrli line Of Bleached and Brown Cottons. Sheet
Grgi DUCKWALL & ROUSS.