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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-23

CIvIL RIduTs II PoUGuKEEpsIE-AN NEGRO
TRorrE ISp.GEANr.-Poughheepsie, Y. Y,
February 2l.--I'he Georgia Mnslre! Troupe,
composed OF negroes, came here to-day. \
previous contract Ind been made with vii.
ism Ostcriloudt, proprietor Of the Mansion
House, to lodge them. To-day, when about
to enter the dining-room, the landlord met
them anA declared they could not sit at the
table until the white guests had finished their
meals.
The troupe Indignantly demonstrated at
this breach Of the contract, but OsterEondt
insisted, and the negroes then left and went
70 another hotel. The affair caused quite Il
s2na;ion here, sympathy generally being with
the negroes. The troupe performed tonight
TO 4 crowded house.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
From Pow slasan County.

PowaATAE COURTHOUSE, February 10.
Dear Dispatch:
Thinking perhaps some Of your readers
might be Interested in this the "banner
county" of the State. I write to let you
know VIC arc dragging orr slow length
along,' although we arc still hopeful OF the
future.
Our efficient treasurer, whose term has
just expired, reports surplus In the county
treasury of about $4,000, which will be
enough to meet the current expenses Of the
ensuing year; provided the Legislature will
let Us retain our supervisors and estimable
Judge, all Of whom are executing the laws
most economically and impartially, and re-
ceiving from white and colored alike the
plaudit Of "Wcll done, good and faithful
servants"
Our county court day has been changed
from the first Wednesday to the first Monday.
Or public schools-tWcnty in all (eight
col 'rcd and twelve white are commencing
themselves to the public favor; and the ave-
rage attendance of both classes is clearly esta-
blishilg the advantages of the free school
system.
Our farmers have not been able to COM
mcncc work yet, but are expecting to plant
large crops OF tobacco.
Our people arc becoming uneasy lest the
black sheep in the legislative flock may tar
niSh the fair name and honor of the Old Do
mnion. Il is TO be hoped, though, that she
will meet her contracts fairly and squarcly.
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DR.. McCosh. Of Princeton, whose recent
illness gave much alarm to his friends, is re-
ported out Of danger.
The Pope was born on the 18th of May, in
the year 1892, so that he is on the eve Of the
completion Of the ei.htieth year of his age.
Hereafter nobody is to be hung for murder
in Kansas until one year nttcr conviction, and
not then unless the Governor issues war.
rant for execution.
Old John Harper is putting bis horses in
order tor next summers campaign. Long
fellow is looking better than ever before, and
promises never to be beaten again.
A mass meeting at Worcester, Mass, Wed.
nesday night, thanked Mr.. Sumner for his
civil rights ill, Mr. Coltax for voting for it,
and George +. Eoar for bis national system
VI education.
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SElLlE6 AEp!cAL p!fLoMAs'-lhe rhlla'
Grip!m papers OF yesterday remove all TN
certainty III rcTaf" % tiIe alic3hiohs Yong
alloat Of tho sale OF dp.omSS Dy tne TWO
concerns t,'ie,' tnc h'l''' i, y, c'i'Heii
>t'S ., ,s"i rh; n,Ho ,''.
Tie -l''!ci'C'i INV ls4ts VI It''"cll''Ii.''
ana "l'!%''le HcS'lc". Noir7e' nHclh''i'.i -
N,cVn''reo l!'t c'.iis, i'';'i, iI'sti &c
ha> G'ci! i''N.S'!2a."? 'HE su,ye11' "'Ao ut 10
Asl nict' u'9 III i'tE'"ci''il t'lc 4t@y' say
" S""'cl'i'V n'''i'! u c''Scs VI tHtnH III w
rio''fS Wa "l"uo"t ~ 'S'i. " justly nv U
Gtloil OF ti.r-t cua.tcI:, ''"W "ot oiIs W JUS
'4s It, p"' - ''cii-'1n' It, lu' ''''' '''
>'I'''ilei>; ..
Oi'e u ZIG "'''.C.sV'' " nc et'NCi - ~ La,
nec'i I'';cS'oi III ol'c VI t'Ic1ii' "t"i,tl.s
ll:at !ic MAO ''d H"'Eh oli'io!iE'' oi Dotil
f&lnc ana bncif;ha'l cstI,'l'S iiihe!it III Ill,
possession ; was ABOUT 10 make The sciilh2 ol
diplomas Il business before the passage OF the
ktte ac1 @! Assembly lhlAihs It 1" criminal Oh
fence: that lie had never sold but one, but
that he would have s!2rcd one Of them
"GuIckcr tlan wink ii he coaid nave made
money by II. Buchanan, OF the HInc-Strcc:
establishment, admitted tM't one OF his de-
grccS i!aG been sent to sciuylkill county TO
man who had not Appealed for eNamina'
lion, said man having afterwards made i Co
nation ot$2j.
Another witness, one OF t'lc5c trooGS Of
" doctors testified that he had bought I
scholarship ior So III The philadciphi&
lpailr's) University wrote no medical thesis
p.~ard no "-l"U!4-" examination; but hc
got his diploma. Another testified to his
knDWcd-c Of diploma having been issued
by Paine for so 10 Il man WHO attended nc
course Of study. Still! another, San herl
doctor,"a coIored man. testified that ne has
never attended any course Of lectures, bui
hgi. received, tiroI ;ha Or. Bj>>Vl. frpln Dir
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How AMERICA is LOOKED UroS II ENGLAND.
LONDON, February IA story has been
going the rounds Of the Inns-it has not got
into print-tlat distinguished American,
leaving the courtroom where the TichborEc
case is going on, remarked to All English at
'ogncy, I'VE could never t, have y; sach o case ::
"Nhy uot#' och, the jury would have
long ago bought up the claimants bonds.
and then given him the verdict" Such an
idea Of American law rs this hit Of humor
implies is not, You will admit, an unfair
deduction for those who have suffered heavily
by tic Erie decisions; and, indeed, the Eng
lish generally know America and republican
government chiefly as represented in New
York. But no doubt the story is particularly
expressive of the mood into which tie
American case, as laid before the arhitla-
tors at Geneva, ms tAroHn this county,
Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS,

FEBRUARY 2I.-CoTH--taESG8c.
Oefs.-Spiing oats, 7oG75c.: winter, 9nc.1S1.
FtV,T.-flour active and in demand. Home brands
arc getting scarce We quote choice brands family
s.5Gsu, aud city brands extra $3.50 and 81 super,
S5a6f.S line, $3.50. Western hour. SIC. to 81 be-
low these quotltions-ail in wholesale lots.
Pot1toe$.-lrlsh-Early rose, $3.i5@S.?5. peach
Bow S.; Jackson, white, Sj25; pink-ey yellow,
81. Sweet potatoes are scarce aud III delnaE..
PeG.,lts-Rcceiptsi beraland market a !itle lower.
We ano,e fa and lots ssS s: sc.s Pie'
Porn and BeeE-Dre5sed pork, id7lc.; On hooi,
&C. with M active demand. Dressed beef 609c. by
F0wIS.-Chickens, 5Oc.@sl per pair; turkeys.
COG per pound; geese, II j pair. r
Lice Cdttts--No. smooth, 5eg8sc gross; good, t@
&c.; fair, sGs!c.; common, :G?1c. Mutton sSG7
1,..u1
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NAILS AND SrlxEs.-An important meeting
of the nail and spike manufacturers Of the
Middle and New England States was conclu-
dci at the Astor House, New York, Oh the
list Instant. 4 general advance in prices Of
about 20 cents per k"g was established. The
higher prices arc cue to 4 recent sharp in
crease in the price Of pig iron TO 4 point at
which. rs was shown in Washington few
days ago, tie Pennsylvania iron masters are
making a profit Of SIS per ton.-Baltimore
Sun.
TThe tariffs only seven dollars per toni
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pAIGtTS. OILS, &c.
rEIO CONSUMERS OF OILS foH
Z MACHINERY.
A saving guaranteed by the use Of

a ~
TIE VIRGINIA NATURAL PEfROLEUN
LUBRICATlNG OIL, q.
suitable for slow or rapid macinery OF efeE3 GO
scrlption free from ali impurities warranted no'
TO heat or gum. ..,a 49,, cs
Purchasers arc cautioned that the OIL sola Dy Us
diners from, all other Ltttric1tn9 0tls Sold ~ Tas
market. We are the sole agents here ior uie VT
csnia Natural Petroleum Lubricaing on, eVeTI Ual
rel oi which sold by US bearing our Drann i
Virginia Natural Petroleum LubricaunS vi, fuf-
cell, Ladd s Co., Agents, Richmond, Va" AZ,
There are plenty of social led Lnbr1callns Oi i
offered under the lure of low prices; they are ~oru
less aud positive Injury 70 machinery. as nias IN
their use Will tell. a good ubrlcatnS OF, sIcl -
the VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM IL
BRICATlSG OIL, Is positive economy, pfeyensS,
Ing heating. cumming and consequent }arrihS anu
wearing o. the niachlnery-a swing OF power aug
gain in speed Purchasers Will bear in mind ihat
IS not alone sufficient to procure ''natuial pesS9
leum;" IT. must be Of The proper specific gr1rny,
ike tie Virginia .Satural Petroleum Lubrtcattng
OF. and like 1t undergo the process c pur1fcc<io
rciLh0ut chemicals, and be rendered entirely Jrcd
from grit or gum. This oil Is not affected by ex.
tcemcs Of temperature, standing afke heat or cold.
IL Is, In word the CHEAPEST OIL, and combiues
more Of the requisites of good luhicaor than nuy
oil offered IN this market.
Orders addressed to us VIII receive prompt nttop~
ton, aud he shipped in good tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Drugg1ats,
fe l5-3m Richmond,aTs,
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at o. for pale afor e1tru pale $3.50 for window.
glass and today 40 barrels at 1896 for No 2, and
sI.50 for extra No..
Crude T1pentine.-smaI sales at s. for hard. and
90 for yellow dip and virgin.
Tnr.-SaIcs OF 4ol barrels at $3.50 u BARREL and late
Yesterday evening 600 barrels ut S:7o q barrel
In order.
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cHAPLEsroS rs. CT MARKETS.

FEBRUARY ao.-Coaon.-Tlie market commenced
moderate transactions, prices showing no Change OF
note. Sales about 3aD halessay ut 20, at 2,s, az
IL at 2l 50 ut 2 % at g 20 at Y, 70 at "s q II
e2tc.
Rice.-This grain showed firm features sales
about 200 tiercej or cean CarOna-say 80 aerces OF
7 at ~ II ut 1918, Il 1T l5-l6 d mt 3, 10 at
II at SIC. We quote common to fair at 7lItc. !;
good, fs@ssc.
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WASHINGTON AND Ono UIAMPsI11RE, VA
Observation-Disclosures Mcclure, with a
force Of forty colorcd laborcrs, broke ground
on the 18th instant on the extension Of the
Washington and Ohio railroad from Haniil-
ton to SnicKersvilc, Loudoun county, com.
mcncing work on the farm OF Senator Mcr-
cicr.-.4ierGadria (Fa.) Gazette.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS,

FEBRUARY 2a.-The wheat market continues &C
tive offerings of5a bushels white and 300 OF red With
sales of the former mt .i5 for prime and OF the lat-
ter at Sl7s. SI.7S and Sl.sa for prime TO choice.
Corn Is fairly active at quotations. which show Y
slight decline since Yesterday; offerings OF ISIS
bushels mixed, with sales at &c. Rye Is unchanged
oifcriugs of liz huslels, with sales NJ q.
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WINCHESTER (VA) CHARTER ELEoTIoS.-
winchester, Va, held an election for city Off
GERS on the 18th instant. The Conservative
nominees were elected by an average vote of
about IS to $50. Mr.. Reed is the lew mayor
and Mr. Conrad recorder.
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THE CoypITIoy OF Very Rev DR.. CosEEnY.
The Very Rev. DR.. Coskery, whose illness
assumed a most serious form on Tuesday,
yesterday passed a quiet day, and at night
lad so far revived rs to bo able to converse
freely With those about him.--Bditimore Sun,
opE
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.

THE BEST HORSE MEDICINE FOR
4 tic renovation Of broken-down Horses and
Mules WHO nave lost appetite and muscular power
by hard usage or are hile-bound and need an altcra-
tive to produce smooth aud silky coat OF hair, Is
TIE JOCKEY CLUB HORSE POW DEES. Hun
drds If our citizens have tried them OH their stock
with the best results. Everybody who has horse or
mule ought to Use the Jockey Club, us they arc the
hest cU,rtu ton powders that be made Be sure
to Get the Jockey Club Powders Price, So per dozen
boxes. Sin. box, IS cents. ~
Trenorcd and sold by WOOD & SONS,
f. "i-cod3m Ninth aud Main streets.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND, VA.

FEBRCARr 2..-Receipts and offerings have IL
creased during the past few days. aud the market Is
pretty well supplied with all grades except bright
wrappers, which are still scarce, and would COM
mand good prices. Market firm at our quotations
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HEADQUARTERS TOBACCO TRADE
Ii OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.. y. BLAND
& CO., Wholesale dealers In VIRGINIA IASu-
FACTURED TOBACCO, tine and low grade CT
CARS, aud PONHhTAN PIPES, 1924 Cary
street, Richmond, Virginia.
Fine SCN-CURED LEAF bought TO order.
AGENTS for PIIKISTONfS, DIVERS, CHILD
gEY's, 8IhYo'S, and LYONS CELEBRATED
,TQBACcOS.
Any brdn1 I'm nfchmcnd can, he sod by us lower
IMAM In auy other market fuii and exAMine tta
fusss s,osS Of CIGARG u tbs city, gu
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Richmond and OEio Canal.

ION. VI. {. Kerr having addressed letter
= Tie chief Of engineers on the subject Of
4" contemplated canal between Richmond,
-, and the Ohio river, that gentleman re-
!".ri tic Letter 10 M;tor W. Z. Craighill
40 i Stationed at Baltimore. In reply,
officer las forwarded a bill drawn By
J. +, tie provisions Of which are that the
q" dent shall appoint u board Of commits
t"!", to snrciiu,end and control the canal,
card being authorized 10 equip, main
-'t, ana operate it; the canal TO be seventy
Wid" and seven feet deep, with locks 1t
- one hundred and twenty feet long and
F.'y feet wide, with q capacity for vessels
~ $50 hundred and eighty tons burtben.
10 Secretary OF the Treasury is authorized
- deliver 10 the board for the performance
III re work, Us shall irnla time to time be
142yd, the proceeds Of such bonds OF the
ltca States IS he may think proper, pro-
: " that the entire amount does not ex-
90 eight million dollars; tie bonds to bear
'cres! 1t Sour and 4 half Fer cent, and to
.c!cchc' IN coin 1t the expiration Of fifty
.@.... The Legislatures Of Virginia and
- 81 virginia are required TO give up ri
-: To lle sad canal, md convey the same
" "a ll.t~a Statsa- / tel l. to be charged
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, Va. February %, ls72. :
nEEEDTz-rc

RhhNH.1UNU. Va. TEUru-kIy ~ Ut
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT-Red, 10 bushels.
CORN.-Wlitn. 1.s.2 bushels.
OATS.-s25 bushels.
MEAL.---!0 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.--Red 10 bushels very good Mt Sis.
ConS.-WlIite, l.6'2 bushels very good ut CSC.
OATs.-4la bushels 1t gic. for very good, sc. for
good, &C. for fair.
MEAL.--so bushels ut Tic.
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. ~ any, -, . :.
a. (;lC ba;:> OF war s"a''H '"
.,r:,In:,s ni~>"i>i"E away 40 ZIG
u,t!t.b2 F"ncc.sia"cFa 'Sfe ~ Aa"'
vi:
" ,sr,>cToN, February -, 49,.
s.. ..~ttal has not teen 80 cNci''u over
....gica! cutlHr~t since om'c 6ett"7l
. e, @ow il over The = ccr.l OF senator
.r. .4,I ~ tA;S f,tct the telegraph has Hoile
- tv.F ,r informing the ci!iz"hs oi Inc
;".HA"rao" :" ocean. tNcfE"ncfc III
..s s-f.tN = 2TG'ot'sh''I' "iN,! '"' "'.-
NruGu.l',a senator 'rofA MISSOURI.
. ...-t ,uyH.r--ti">c WHO lnSls, ''I"t
f.. driven on; Of The Radical parry
- tdr cN"'"&'oa ol master'! G'o-
.. j.. aa- ?artG&c"; nl't no wore i
r..n 10 1r cMm",rG Il. "rno"nc'n@
.,at attitude. The "i'i.nc''ili- DOG
.. ire >gH&'": h'> I'EH@tcd Inc 'eAd-
~.Mn'.'..> Of the Administration 10
..-:, @i.aa>i bordering on iEc''2;' 's'0
.s.' Fr.'s,'r "'.'>., I'VE! -No 49,
III" N"''N''u, :" ',.1 -. ''''> >"'''-
.. ...'. :" ! ''.''' VI 80, ~ '''.>'
' ''.',.' 'N'' '','-' q, '',,, =. - ~
. ~ NH
c.n'..r' NJ ,,ru, j, nrr,r, tho SEN
..i.r-..I states. II mad never been
,,.r ~, li,2tlocfipn OF senator.
...,. .rrv viii fud !, toacror,i with
.,;,.,.,,,. n s,lnport tlc pl,.-
81, ,j..~JtrwAru hc i rcnomina,cl
-, -. nov, up3n.r him with all the
...4. ,..s.y and r!oytrncc thew can
,..-.I T..9rn nom, 50 hrimtul Of
~. g.. r,w - yrry evident. Instead
c..,.....,. ~ c,n,o-if:on f. tho Admin
100, ;,,,,. s;'.n. ~, sisrl;nC, ,I,c vrr-
......, lIy. soon Tho sims nr dis
- .. -. .,,....atcd by tbe manner. the
.,,.,., zen. and the comment, mon
.. ...,... >,;.,. 81 noli;;ral affairs Of ,)romi-
....- NO hive listened 10 or niIii-
.....a, discussions, is that the CIV
b.. las 2r"n uttered and the dogs OF
-, R.lui the reach of present
WHAT NAY happen before
::ac al the PHILADELPHIA Con-
.1Ia, OF course at this time
.',..rU ly Any rule known 10
LIS. >U"tiv, ri the commencement
..@,.". session Of Congress no one had
,.-, .j2a that ii 80 short time sue
/. lie cpGntry would have been cleo
....,,s -lsr. uI,,l, I;,+,,, ,j.-,,,,,.;
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uIr M,NcT0y N o. MARKErs

FEBRUARY 2o.-Spirits Ta,pea,sas.--Sales OF Q
casks ut SIC. a gallon for New DIRK packages, and
casksat sic. "a gallon for southern packages.
RosiT.-Saies l4ts Yesterday sranipg q loS narTeas
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DEFINED BAR IRON; Hammered
u Z Spede,s Ira: Hammered Country Iron: hani-
ncred Pioueh-lates orway Nall Reds hoisessnoe
Nd..; lnSsaE, Copper Spe.ter Block ill, sess ztaS,
Tirplate for roofing End unners Walei Aiusaie. u
n,,t .su,a,i, Sheet lrois.. For sale lY 50
aT JOHN ". SQRpoG'6 SOGS PeeSa keo4
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sEEDsssEE. FLORISTS, &c.
0O0 BUSHELS PRIME CLOVER SEED
IN STORE AND FOR SALE BY
fea ALLISON & ADDISON.
NO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

THO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
Il desire to inform the tobacco trade that VIII
make the furnishing Of their supplies specially In
nv business. They can at I'll times find atmy store
LARGE STOCKS Of the BEST GOODS IN THIS
LINE.
iea case; of the hest SP ASISH LICORICE PASTE,
comprising the &C 4 Az the genuine old 10
c" brand, tine "Wal!is" Extra; also, several
loo barrels choicest DARK SYRUP, weighing l2s
pounds per gallon.
o5 barrels choice SIFTED GUMS.
OILS, TONQUA BEANS, &c.
I have made arrangements by which will lave
the sale OF the present stock of the SSrups Of the
Virginia Sugar Refining Company. These are the
cheapest Svrups in the United States 1T the prices at
which win cen them. They are guaranteed pure
sugar and free from ell chemicals.
on these goods 80 JOHN II. WILLIAMS,
f.. l3-IIn 1907 Cary street.
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\ ncw poSt-oilicc is established at Martins
Stallion, Pulaski county. James +. johnson
i appointed postmaster at GAINESVILLE, Hing
Wi!.;ull county, ricc William \. johnson, re-
si<urd. Games il. Temple Is appointed at
Brandon Church, Prince George county, clce
:. II. Williams, resigned. VI. l.. Hardy is
appointed 1T IAtc>yi!ic, Luucnhurg county,
tjcc Miss T. II. stone, deceased. William
Haynes is appointed ut Laurel Grove, Pitt
Sylvauia county, vice Il. Wood, resigned.
The post-oilire q. Laurel Lhu, LunenourS
county. Is discontinued.
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LYNCHBURG, VA.
VA.

doing in tobaaco yesterday than fer time past.
The offerings on Change were about seventy hCgs
heals and prices for ali grades we'll sustained. The
receipts Of loose were also large. and all sold 4: our
quotations. We quote tho market firm ard active
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Grant ana E'0Ency.

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York heroic s.;y> that there is no longer
room to ;l0uitH that iir. CreSwcll, the Post
n.a-1er-G"ncT,,l, is to give up his place in the
Cabinet to Colonel john -. Forney. The
President goes 70 Philadelphia to return
Coionrl FogacE's recent viS;. to the prcSi-
Gcu,. and t!.ia-s political, it is thought, look
very much Ike tie cy-culoctor was at least
4 devoted Offering for the next Cabinet.
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& G. FLoURNOY, MANUFACTURER
% OF SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, FRAMIESS. M NM
NOES, TRIMMINGS, &c.-Hartag rebuilt since
the late FIRE and fitted up with improved maehlhey
m, now prepared to execute work * nn,s sn,,t
men as favorable terms can be LAO ~ any soua'
ern or northern market
w. No. ia19 Cary street,
s-,u Richmond. Va.
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND MsSSS
v p,CEET COMPASY-Thc stcaIE-rs:rEsLsess
shin GI-ORGE II. UPTON leaves New York every
SATURDAY,; leaves R!chmond every TCEsDaal.
York every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond every
l nAiA D. j. BURR, President,
FOO, 121. Main street.
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ARCHITECTS.

EXCHANGE SALE, ANDTN
u LIVERY STABLES.-Having, rented ~
OF Mr. John 3. Davis Ills stblcs aud mule lots re,
Gently occupied by Dir. j. II. Peasants, we %oula
b. riessed to see all who 81 want OF no.
BROKE and USBROKE MULES aud HORSES.
TURNER & CO., 1i42 Franklin street.
We are also prepared to take any number OF borses
ai 70 i la.aW on i1'ess' " 1s T. & co.
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nANElII,E. VA.

FEBRUARY 2o.-Tlc market has been better sup
piled for the past week, and we note III advance In
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WAsn:SGToN, February 31.-A delegation
appointed ly the lead manufacturers and
s;nc!tci> Of lead from New York, Boston.
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Buffalo, Cincinnati,
louisville, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Chicago,
and u. Louis. representing nearly ali the pig
lead consumed, appeared before the Commit
lee of Ways ana Means to-day III favor OF re-
taininC the present duties on pig lead and its
manufacture. Tnc movement WAS lnstigatcd
~ oppose the views laid before a committee
II Congress Il few days since asking that pig
!gAtl r%,; &c admitted free. II WAS suggested
thar tHc present t'riN il rs fair as could be
arranged for ali sections, including the de-
yciopm"n; Of the rich ores OF the Pacific
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RICHMOND PRICEs-CURRENT.

THURSDAY, February %, lsf2
These are wholesale prices. For small orders IN
ADVANCE on our quotations is demanded Our quota
tons of country produce are wholesale, aud from
actual sales on this day.
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until sufficient amount has been paid into
the Treasury TO reimburse the Government
for the outlay: after which 10 toll is to be
charged beyond what is sufficient to keep the
canal in order. The bin was referred to the
Committee on Commerce