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jon PEiNTlSG.-Wc call the attention Of niCr-
chants clerks of courts, shcrii*. lawyers Railroad.
steamship and canal officers an! agents. al! others
hayin. orders for printing. 10 The ci!ii"s Giitrc a.
the DISPATCH PEiSTISG EsTAriIsiMGS' i,'r iic
prompt and faithful execution of all linGs OF JpH
PRINTING. We can furnish at short nrtirr CardS.
Bll-lIcals. Lct;cr-IIcads Programmes Ball TiErts
Blanks. Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-BillS. Catalogues.
Bills of Fare, Show-Bills Checks, Drafts: &C. &c.
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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COMMITTED TO JAIL.--Iniormmtion having
been received 10y Detective Kendall ODWycr
that Thomas +. Abdall and Mary Burns were
charged with felony committed in Norfolk,
aid that the accused were in this city, that
officer succeeded on Thursday i'll arrcsting
the lugitiyes and locking them up. Iester.
day they appeared before Justice White, who
committed them to jail 10 await the arrival
of the proper officer from Norfolk, who will
convey them to that city for trial.
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Mexico.

New ORLEANS, March 15.-The recapture
of ZacatecaS by the Government troops is
officially announced after signal defeat Of
the rebels, who had concentrated. The rebel
leaders escaped with small body of cavalry.
New YORK, March 15.--Matamoras specials
reiterate the recapturc of Zacatecas by the
Government.
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Had HIS LEG BRoKEH.-Alr. Griffin, from
Petersburg, aged about thirty years. who has
been employed al the Tredegar Iron Works
but one day. had his left leg broken yesterday
BY falling clod of earth. He was digging
into an cmhankmcnt.
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4 MEETING of the subscribers to the new
Building Fund Company to be located on
Church Hill will be held at Mr.. Cones
>chool-housc on Monday night at 8 o'clock.
The plan Of organization will be adopted
and officers elected at this meeting.
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Arrest Of Supposed Murdcrers.

MEMPHIS, March l5.-A hack-driVer named
r. j. Vance alias Fatty Maginnis, and
George Crowley, waiter in the Continental
restaurant, were arrested last night as the
supposed murderers of Mr.. Atkinson, VINO
was found dead in the woods near Horn
Lake, Miss, last month.
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To RESUME HER TRlrs.-The steamer
Paisade, Captain Nelson, which has been
undergoing repairs, is now ready to resume
her regular trips, and will leave her wharf on
Tuesday next ut % A. NJ, instead of at q
4. NJ, us heretofore.
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People too generally fall short In their ap;'recia-
ton of the art Of photography" which, we bc-
licvc, Is mostly caused by their unfortunately falling
into the hands of those who call themselves
'artists," and really are not. " We here dHuic to
s.cond-clnss galleries.. As the educated mind avoids
the quack doctor, so should people avoid the quack
artist. REES & Co.'S printed instructions TO their
patrons ought TO he In every household; 1t Is little
book giving you thorough insight of the art OF
photography free of charge.
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SPRING OF lS7o. NOWLAN 4 Go.
Are receiving new styles Of fine icwelry,
New patterns or silver for bridal presents.
New opera and matinee chains aud watches,
New diamond engagement aud plain wedding rings.
CoRSER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YORK, March l5.-Cotton quiet and steady:
sales 2.joj bales uplands, 2sc.; Orleans 2?c. Flour
dull and heavy: common to fair extra, S8.90 S7.65
good TO choice. -. 7OM $3.50 WhiSkey, sSc. Wheat
lower with no demand: winter red western $l.G26I
Rice firm ut S!ftac Pork a shade rmer. Lard
heavy AT SsGfssr. Narals and alow quiet. Frcigh,s
,lull .uIhp
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
TIE RICHMOND Pcsr-OrFlcE MARCH Is, 1S12.-
J. J. French, Dulant Colonel W. {. Car
rington, Richmond; Mrs. William j. Up
shrlr Mrs. L. s. Ains!ic; Yugo Delta, Cuba.
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The CorSTr JAIL.--Thc grand jury Of the
licurico County Court examined the county
iail on Yesterday and recommend IN appro-
pliaton for certain needed improvements.
The iurv was then adjourned.
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..Thc Czar Of Russia is noted for his simple and
transformations habits, aud Is met daily walking in
ST. Pciersburgll.n This is nothing. f.. B. SPENCE,
the Car Of the great clothing emporium, may be
seen walking the street, of Richmond III any time in
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-Last night at about 10
o'clock tlr. W. j. Mays, who keeps gro
Gerry on Franklin street, was shot bya person
with whom hc had an alteration. His injll-
ric>, though severe, are not thought TO be
lannprulls
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FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. for gcntlcmcn
and ladies opera chains AMI contiacs. gold chain
bracelets. gold thnblcs, fine gold wedding and en-
gagcmrut rings: fine watches repairrd hy skilru
workmcn at GEENETS,
opposite The post t-oliice.
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POLICE CounT, FRlDAY-Justice j. j.
White presiding. 1.-The following cases were
disposed of:
John Robinson (cu!ofcdl, charged with
stealing a Small quantity Of wood. Dis
charged.
J. X. Jester, charged with being drunk and
unable to take care OF himself. Discharged
with an admontion.
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The ABBOTT PANToMIME TEorrE.-This ia
nous company will commence short en-
gagcmcnt at the Theatre on Monday night.
In Norfolk they are playing to 6 large and
delighted audiences"
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Isbell & Son, real
estate alictioncers, sold few days ago the
brick store No. west Broad street, be-
tween First street and Brook avenue, for
SDy
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Marsh-rnallow, gum and chocolate drops: c. cos
NUT walnut, and huttcr-scotcl candies and cocoa
nut caIaliels. are to be- found at PIZZISIS.
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Revolt in the Missouri Penitenfiary.
ST. LOUIS, March ia revolt has oc-
Cured in the Missouri penitentiary, but 1t
was subdued before any damage was done
by the conyicts, one of whom was shot und
several others bludgeoned. The plan was to
oyerpower the guards and then rob and burn
the shops.
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at is the ambition OF Kansas heroes to die with
their boots on" II Is the ambition "f the young
men of Richmond to live II f. B. SPESCE & SONS
hcaIltiful SnTiME STYLES.
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Airl>mond Qispatth.
SATURDAY. MARCH l5, 1872.

HC THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL TIL: OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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HUsTISGs CoURT.--The attention Of this
court was engaged on yesterday ih the eX-
animation Of the COMMUNICATIVE witnesses
in the eases of Messrs. Goddin and Brock.
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EaITINOPE, MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. March 15.-Flour quiet. Wheat frmcT
and steady Corn--whiic and yellow, G@6ific. Oats
and rye quiet Pork, $l3.2jG $3.50. Bacon weak
and unchanged.
Ylrginias, consolidated. 5ga. West Eirglnia's III
North Caro.inu's, old, 80. Special tax, 10. All bids
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Hnper's and LcsIie'S Illustrated Ne,rs-
papers, Scientific American, and Cttppcr, for
this week, received from Ellvson & Taylor,
news dealers, ZIG Main street.
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"The Pure Milk Association of Boston Is goug
ahead vigorously" The pure wool association ha,
established depot ut 1900 Main street, where IT is
being made up into beautiful styles for spring
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MILITARY NOTICES.

4 TTENTION SIDNEY GRAiS COM
N PANY ID. FIRST REGIMENT VlkGlSIAH "a
VOL U\TEERs) You are hereby ordered 10 as- T.
semblc at your Armory THIS Saturday EVE II
Ming. Nsrch il. at half-pas o'clock Tor business
and drill. .,,.
By cr,icr OF Lieutenant CALDER, commanding.
GEORGE W. EAYES,
NH lg-r Orderly Sergeant.
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\ pure rye whiskcy. two years old, at $3.50 per
gallon: Fluch. BumgarIlncr. and other choice
brand; Of whskey. Also complete stock Of fine
hrandics and wines. al Is. I. ARCHER'S, 735 Malu
street.
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Old Rergli, the Cruelty-to-Anlmals man, was IN
town yesterday. and consequently the price OF walk
ins-cancs have fallen ut T. Is. SPENCE i SOE'S 1900
NIain street.
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r.sST OF LETTERS.

: I>T OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
Il TIKI EtCliN0ND roST-oFFiCE MAR'hS'
,,,.7us r:1.'ns for letters In fh!s list viii please
y s., .,,,.r: sod. II moi cal!on for In four week
.,.,,I. N, IN, Ia Tic Dead Letter ohlcc, In Wash.
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Go to ASroNI and get those sweet pears before
they are all gone.
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Splendid seasoned oak and forest pine wood at y
J. NcDOwELL'S.
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4 NICE THING TO prevent You from getting sick Is
some Of I'1zZ1SIS primes
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TIE FRONTIER" Is the newest thing. To bc
had at ALIENS hat store.
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Anthracite coal for the million at WI. Mellow
ELLIS, First and Broad streets.
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DON'T FORGET to order your pics. pastry, anC
cakes to-day from PIZZIS1. He h;ls them fresh.
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Louisville MARKETS

Louisville MARKETS.
LOUISVILLE. March l5.---Flour unchanged and
firm. Corn quiet and firm. Provisions quiet. Iit-
coi-Shoudtrs 5Gf.c.: clear rlh &C.: clear sides.
7ic. Pork, sl5.. Whiskcy quiet, SIC. Tobacco ac-
tive and very high: sacs, 1876 hoesleads.
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Choice figs and prunes and tamarines. for tic sick
at ASTOSIS.
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CoLuMBus, Ono, March 15.-Hon. Samuel
Galloway is hopelcSsly sick.
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tCI..> CATAKRH REMEDY. Pierce:

=. tti.'~ CArAKRit REMEDY. piercc'S
#..I Mralc:'i discovery: Ground spices. Ground
..H.. Ground inuIIuun, luuud All .pirc. Grul,ld
..s..rr. H"pIri. &". tor to!acc'.ni~t> use: Ian
~ " uila uul yellow Onion S"t,. lundlcts
.rt IIli' qua Tom Thumb ica~. for sale hY
NrDEkEE EEuVIli.kS, druggists.
".Nu No. li;I Main street.
: \ lMLNT THAT WILL PAI.--
.W,il -Htr: expended IN JOCKEY CLUE
"'.~' IrN las iUr your l"r," or !nulo.
~.'. .E WOOD & son.
.s.a Ninth aud Main streets.
=. g." J. TIL. TINE TO RElNNlGUR-
-.l!. YOUR !rr-ra and male. frrs!riu@ and sam
F.. r.:a. tt}" Il.r'.. :, box or TWO nf JDCkfl
hIuh !'.l!>--'uc great hur> mcaiciu" al! the
-.u# ao'. The hc!art.t. Sold, whole ale ana
....t WOOD 4 son, Druggists,
Ninih ul,d Main streets.
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MILES. HORSES. &c.

.nNE HUNDRED HORSES AND On
~ MULES FOX SALE.-Wiil arrive onL[A
the 18th or 18th Of this month. EIGHTY MULES
and HORSES. OH the 22d another let, In all one hum
drcd head Parties desiring tn purchase VIII find II
greatly their interest by calling and examining be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Horses and mules taken
on livery. Stable, Franklin between Eighteenth and
Sinetecuth streets. J.. BOSSIEuX, Proprietor.
w +. rrLLES, Salesman. NH l.
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5ir IrC cr.rtion ii
i REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
'nShly Na!uci 10y thpsr who have used II. Pre-
. J"t ualy hy
JOHN ". RiSON. Druggist,
% "'fnci Htin and THIRD streets. Richmond.
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D!SIilIery Burned.

CINCINNATI, March 15.-Dodworth's distil-
lery was destroyed by fire last night.
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BROADWAY STYLE SILK HATS at all prices al
ALIENS.
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ALL the novelties in tho hat line just received a
ALIENS
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Just received fresh lot California pears at ANTo
MS, Main street.
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THE WAKEFIELD EARTH CLOSET
Il Is neat and convenient appliance for the nse OF
iInmovable nvalids, which removes entirely the un-
pleasant accoinpanmeits OF their care. IL Is COM
Portable closet or commode In any bedroom or
dresssirg-ruom, the Of which Is no more disa-
grefs,le than that CT stove, and by lis use you rc-
move the most fertile sources Of typhoid fever anu
other diseases. send for pamphlets and descriptive
circular.
NH lG-:ts corner sixth aud Broad streets.
r EWIS'S WHITE LIE AD, LNsEED
i OIL, Trrren,ine, Putty, Window Glasa, &c
NH le-?tk L. WAGNER & CO., Druggists.
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PRosrKcT PARK FAIR, BROOKLYN, October II,
IS7o.-Nearly all the prominent makers are repre-
scnted, and, although only few years before the
public, the success of the WEED sewing-lnachine
shows that they are rapidly coming up with the
oldest companies. Indeed, in the highest points OF
exceenceas forscicnthc conception, effectiveness,
and simplicity of design, direct application, and
general completeness of constructions; the great
variety aud perfection Of work accomplished; the
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MARCH, IL. l.72.
sun risrs........... f:OS Moon sc'S..........l":i7
Sun scts......... s:Ji ll:Sil tide. .......lv:;t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The following gentlemen compose the

TIE following gentlemen compose The
Committee Of RtceptioH.-lion A. VI. Kelley, f.
j. Reilly. james Ii. Dooley. }. M. Higgins Robert
Disney, u. Murphy, William Kelley, william, Daf-
from. ID. VI. O'I5ren. 7. u Farrell, I. Downes.
Commifee Of .ir7Gngem A: III. Kelley,
X. kerse. VI. Murphy. j. VI. Higgins. YIN. Eng
lish. E. p. Murphy, r. Fcnnessey, r. hcGovern, E.
TisSers' D; Brophy, j. Daley, 4; Cox,J: G; Baker,
W. Daffron, John 4. Pizztn,,. Joseph Steukenburg,
+: Fcrrandtnl, Ii. r. Torbeck, james O,Se!, 7.
ONci j Rugan. NJ. Griffin. r. y. Callaghan, y.
Higgins James McGraw, ID. Hannlgan,F +. J. Reilly,
J. X. Mnlloy,J. Rankin, Captain Disney, William
Kelley. William Rankin. James Golden, S. Mason,
Joseph l.. Whitaker, 7. Costello, ID. M. C'Brten, /,
d. l3rannan, A. Tegethoff. James Hsnnon, D. Co
lumbus, James Hayes, G. Murphy, u. Golden.
Juan A PizzIni, a. Schultz, j. Lnalc, o. Muldow-
ney, james Nolan, o. Null, q. A.. Daffcy. w. aa-F
honey, T. f. Hannigan, VI. Higgins, X. DowGes, I.
OFalre NH 1s-ot, ,29,3otShp 81
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Mules AND HORSES FOR SALE.

Parties In want of stock will find II TO their interest,
after looking elsewhere To call on us II they wish 10
purchase No. MULES and HORSES, for we are
prepared 10 sell the finest stock at the lowest prices
Don't forget j. u. Dayis's old stand.
We can accommodate more MuLESand HORSES
on LIVERY by day or month. 40
mh 2-i&wlm TURNER q W.
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VIRGINIA uALL.-Coonel JOHNSTON and va!ua-
bic presents.
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RESTAURANTS.


, . RESTAtkATEtR, As42
1909 MtI& STREET, SN
r." iEtld Tie t"aoi HAT The nar cts Z------s.
."'r't I'h ".r guest. The uHtrlrs O; all clucs
,1' !" u'hf In III" Ines; s,ylc. His saloons are
", Tor dinner parties, ana lac especially invites
"h ana gentlemen Ia III" saioon reserved for their
accommodation.
~ "St " INES and LIQUORS that retaled
Tine "r" promptly made by one Of the most eX-
- :inrcc lI&':ds In The city.
y an acc'mIll!-acd cocks, the BEST vIASDS arc
EfE'Hih tllc most elegant style. Win the year
'hitt turns C|cr new leaf and goes ahead witt,
s''' "2yh!!t spirit ci Tie new Richmond iaG
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JCST ARRIVED and now dlscharglnS, cargo of
anthracite coal at CHARLES ii. PAGE Il Co.'S, Nine
tcenth and Cary streets. Orders left al 7Os Grace
street will be promptly filled.
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OFFICE OF SECRETARY AND AUDITOR, !
LIZ: = 4

OFFICE OF SECRETARY AND AUDfrok-l
MANCHESTER, March IL, 1872. !
V'uE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE is
Il published for the information OF all whom 1t
may concern: ....
Be IL ordaned by the Trustees Of the T0,cn ~
Manchester, That tile pr0longation of the streets Of
the town. according to the recent survey, shall OK
tend and apply to the addition OF the town as
follows: Decatur street, siXty-six l5sl feet wide;
Hull street, siNty-stx (dG feet wide; BainhItdse
street. sixty-x 1861 feet wide: Porter street. sixty
six t6el feet wide Perry street. sixty-six lsCl feet
wide; McDOnOugh street. siNty-six 1857 feet wide;
and Scmincs street, sixty 1907 feet wide.
Tho streets of the new addition, known as Marks
addition, shall be follows: Stockton street, sixty
(S) feet wide: Everett street, sixty Go feet wide;
and Maury street. sixty tsol feet wide.
All the streets parallel with Hull street and dhayiDg
width Of &c feet. shall have road-hcd of 80 feet and
walkway oil l3 feet either side and the streets 90
feet wide shall have rOad-bed Of 10 feet and walk
way on either side OF 10 feet. All the cross streets
shall be 81 feet wide with roadbed of - feet with
a w:tlkway of d feet either side, except Hunter
street, which shall be- d, feet wide, the roid-Dcd 10
feet and the walkwav shall be 10 feet on either side.
BY order of the Board "l Trustees.
ROBERT II. BEAIIEf,
NH IS-WSSiw Socrri:ir~ and Auditor.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
ST. LorIS, March l5.-Whiskcy lower at saba
SIC. Provisions dull and unchanged.
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Il have one of the WILCOX Il GIBBS machines,
and am delighted with it, Ihave had eight years eN-
rcriencc with Grover and Baker machine, and
nothing would tempt me to exchange back.--HrS.
DR.. COndict, D0cer, " J.
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d.. ~ iii}~'~ PURE tHLUROFORM. the
OILY cA("rol"rn considered safe 10 r,:,cs
'..s. q !&li supply "f SQulnbS'S FLUID EX-
=. .'i>. Al obt:a"d direct from Dr. S.,uibl. and
-y'v MEADE y BAKER.
... B,al"H-irr Pharmacists. 9i9 Main street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CT OOO TO LOAN, for several years,
,SEE,OUO upon approved city real estate sec secu-
rity (mh r5-.'tI GRUBBS K WILLIAMS.
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P0cAHoNTAs TRIBE, No ii, ]. O. II. Nh
IL Sleep, Worm Moon. run, Il. :. ID. 3sl.
4 CALLED COUNCIL FIRE OF THIS
N TRIBE rTiil bc kindled on the above sleep
Candidates for initiation and degrees will be prompt
rs no other business VIII be attended To- luh at-
tendance desired.
BY order of ". s. W. a. .. COLE.
mh-Is-lix {. II. MARTIN. &. Of X.
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CALL AT ALIENS and see his new style hats.
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4 large supply OF anthracite coal just received h
{. Ii. HALVES, Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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Don't fail to 90 and hear JOHNSTON this afternoon
and Tonight al Virginia Hall. Valuable presents
given.
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Cream Chocolate nlar,ll-mallow drops, cream bon
bons &C.. at AHTONTs.
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PRuSEs AND FiGS.-tio to PIZzISI If you wish
TO gct them fresh and nice, and ut low prices.
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Large and sweet California pears. for the sick, at
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JoHSsToS's Matinee this Afternoon Go, every
body,
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TOUR OF EUROpE.-IolISSToN-Go and silver
watches.
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You must sec the Colonel and get Il present.
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JoHSsToN's MATINEE.-Prescntsan and Tour Of Ell
ropc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-16

Sweet oranges and yellow bananas at ANToS1'
Maiu street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-16

TOUR OF EURoPE.-Childrcn. get presents l5and
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WHITE SPEcKs IN Butter" A Read.
er" asks why white specks come in the
butter. There are several causes. Oise
is too quick churning, which leaves ma
ny butter globules unbroken. the skins
of which consists of caseine, or chez y
matter, and are left in the butter, but
tht Sc are very minnie, apd are scarcely
seen. though they are spon smeit- All
o.l-r is. the cream is allowed to stand
90 long. and the milk becomes curdle,
and partly >epalated f.oT the whey
re particles of curd lemain ill the hn'
r, and being lnsolnble. can not b.
,a-hed out. These specks are large
md spoil the leek as well as taste OF th'
DlItter.
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INDIAN CAKE,--Two cups flour. tw
cups In dian meal, one measure Hor, :
ford's baking powder, half cup OF
white sugar. and fonr tablespoons OF
melted butter, salt, and milk to make IA
rather thin batter. Bake in quick ov-
, 1872-07-18


Pres ON CLOVER. b. r. Wins
sor. Mo-. asks the following questions !:
First. Will hogs injure the clover or
the trees il eimHed TO pas ure in an o. :
chard ? Second. Will ki;chen-slop led
70 fattening swine make the pork soft,
and should they be finished of on ca.
III the ear and cold. water? Til, d. How
can he prevent u young hester from
kicking Hogs do sometimes snaw tn.
Dark from young Il ees ill orchards. and
II the clover Is eaten close they will OIL
ten kill it by biting out the crowns of
the plant. Kitchen-siop is hot tit fuo,i
for fattening swine. excepting given as
drink only they may be finished of
on corn-pleal made into mush and fed
cold, and yield the firmest of pork. A
young heifer may be cured of kicking
by gentle treatment aud avoiding ANY,
thing that viii frigAseu or irsisate her.