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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-12

MUCH WEAR AND MANY WAsTISGS.-1 am ac-
quainted with variety of sewing-machincs; aud,
while ready to do justice to all. greatly prefer
yours. which have used for than three years.
Very slight instruction and ingenutyarc required to
use The needle Is short and straight, consequently
not liat1c to bend break. 1t never misses stitch,
and makes firm, seain. Ihave used it on every
kind OF cloth, from delicate lace to heavy wooen,
aud find its work perfectly satisfactory in all cases.
!ltfr much rear and many raShtngS the stitch IT.
taiu5 its beauty aud rmncss, even after the fabric
has worn ort.-MrS. j. II. Tcrtes, Rochester, " T.,
10 ITillcnr e. Gibbs Sc.ring- .Eachine Company,
jfly
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ming. No business of public interest was
transacted. The report of the engineer as to
progress of the work was in every way salts
factory.
TAXES MUsT BE PAlD.-Thc Township
Collector created quite panic among the
various workshops who were paying off on
Saturday by presenting garnishces against
many delinquent taxpayers.
THE FALL OF WATEE.-Notwithstanding
the heavy fall of water during the past few
days none of the establishments on the water
line suspended operations. At the qrlarrics,
the granite works, tobacco factories, and all
outdoor work, business, however, was very
generally suspended.
IMPROVEMENTS MUcH NEEpED.-Hull street
having received needed attention, will the
Trustees pave Tenth street to the Prcsbyte-
rian church, and Twelfth street to the Epis-
copal church? These Improvements would
accommodate more persons than any other
we know Of
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General EiGslS,

WAsuINGToN, February 10.--Anothcr
Nicaragua Canal expedition is contemplated
by the Government.
The Senate election committee discussed
the North Carolina scuatorship to-day with
out action. They will hear General Ransom
next Saturday.
LEROY Fitch has been transferred from the
Pc,s:lcola nayy-yard.
\ motion will be made early next week in
the Senate to take up the House amnesty bill
and press it to vote, clear of amendment
when its friends feel sure it will secure the
necessary twO-tilrdS.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
ANXIETY FOR NEWS FROM AMERICA,

AShIEI I T Uk NEWS FKUY AMERICA.
LoSDoS, February 10.-Grcat eagerness is
manifested for the latest news from America.
Everybody is anxious to learn how the ac-
ton of England with regard to the Alabama
claims is received. Specials from New York
and Washington TO the press here and pri-
vate telegflms to business houses are posted
on Change as soon as received, and the bul-
letins are surrounded by large crowds.
The debate in the United States Senate
yesterday on Edmunds's resolution is fully
reported by cable, together with extracts
from editorials Of the leading New York
Journals.
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New York Items.

New YORK. February 10.-Thc Daily
EuHctin states on high banking authority
that an old Baltimore firm has protested fol
Il quarter OF million dollars in Havana drafts
drawn upon heavy consiSnments of sugar.
Five indictments have been found against
Mayor Hall for wilfully and corruptly
neg!C"ting 10 audit certain claims against the
city. His hail is fixed at $4,000.
WiIlilm Porter and Thomas BriXley, fash
ionbIe burglars, were arrested to-day with
the implements of their profession. They
offered 81 900 to the officers to be released
They heretofore moved in aristocratic society
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow.
ing conveyances of real estate were made
during the week ending February 10, 1872
John Hagan, DR., to james NJ. Tyler, LOT
fronting 81 feet on Venable street, corner OF
Federal; Si65.
p. c. and w. B. Warwick, trustees. to
G. p. Rady, trustee, lot fronting o2s feet on
Clay street near First; S1I31.2j.
"A. D. Williams, trustee, to John w. Rlson
lot fronting 80 feet on Main street. corner OF
Third S12, $50. 5r,
W. II. Davis's executor, &C., to r. II. Cot
trell, lot corner of Bclvidere, Byrd, and JET:
ie son streets 5000.
r. Cauthorn's assignee, DC, to John Per
~, lot fronting 26 feet on Fifteenth street
between Main and Cary; 81 $50.
Lucy Cooley to Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road Company. lot fronting 23s feet on Eisll
tecnth street between Marshall and Clay
81 800.
a. Sedgwick to same, rear portion OF loi
fronting on Clay street 5000.
j. w. & G. w. Thomas to same, lot front
Ing 4G feet OH Eighteenth street: ST, $50.
VI. Irving to same, rear portion OF lot front
ing on Clay street $3.50.
Smith to same, lot fronting twenty-five
feet on Eighteenth street between Marshall
and Clay 81 800.
John Howard's executors, SC, to same, lot
fronting 81 feet on Seventeenth street be-
tween Marshall and Clay; $500.
George Cunningham to same, lot fronting
% fifth feet on Eighteenth street between
Marshall and Clay; $4,000. fEfi~ -.
J.I. Davis, trustee, to same, lot fronting
% 3-12th feet on Seventeenth street between
Marshall and CLAY: s.. 800.
NJ. Irwin to r. Evans. lot fronting 23 feet
on Clay street between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth; $3.50.
Nicholas Fisher to C. Sauer, trustee, lot
fronting 30 feet on Ninth street north of NJ
s. 900.
George 3. Steel to j. e. Perkins, lot front.
ing 40 feet on Elmwood street near Clarke
$50.
John Russell to William Tinhcn, lot front.
ing 81 feet OH Williamsburg avenue; S12j.
4. i. Binford to Pollard g. Walker, lot
fronting 50 feet on Twenty-scvcnth street be-
tween l. and NJ; 81 900.
John s. Deylin to 4. W. CARRIER, lot front.
ing Asa feet on franklin street corner OF Laul
rel; S3,273.I0.
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gI,e Reyo,utlOu i'm Mexico.

New ORLEANS, February "a dispatch
from Alat:nnor;ls says the revolutionists under
General Guirra captured Zacatecas on the
iDtll uiimo. with large quantity of stores
and artillery General Trcyino, with 5000
rcyo|utionSts, advanced on San Luis Potosi,
but General Rocla entered that city on the
10Th with 800 rtluforccmcnts before Trevino
could reach there. Trerino is being daily re-
infortcd, and will doubtless capture the place
\ p,rt OF Cortinas's troops are expected here,
and the whole OF that chieftain's forces will
r..iIt:lln outside to llarass the enemy.
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From, Ncw Orleans.

New ORLEANS, February 10.-The Com
gressional Committee have concluded their
labors, and leave tomorrow evening for
Washington. ,-.g. .s,-;t.,
The James Howard, with the ducal party,
is expected to arrive Monday morning.
Rooms have been engaged for Alexis and
suite at the st. Charles Hotel. l,-.t. e,f
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Police COURT, SATrKpAY-.inSt'ce j. d.
Hhite pre<idtng.--The following cases were
disposed Of:
Thomas Martin. charged with abusing
Rosa Martin and breaking up the furniture
in the house. was required 10 give security
in the stun of $500 for six months.
Robert J. Brooks and Dr. William john
sou Slrothcr. charged with assau!ting and
heating Thomas CaIIorln. Case settled by
,artics in accorGauce with statute i'll case
made and provided.
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TEMrERANcE-Old Dominion Section, No.
|, independent Order Cadets Of Honor and
Temperance. always on the alert to do good
in the Temperance cause, has rented Marshall
Hall, Oh the corner of Second and Broad
streets, for the purpose of holding their
weekly meetings. which will he held here
after every Friday evening. They have re-
Gently elected the following officers for the
term ending June 30th: John w. Glenn, w.
g.; Charles IIabliSton, first \. g.; Charles
Crawford. second A. c. Il. D. Styll, G. \. ;
w. IT, Godsey, G. Y. A; Leroy f. Brown, sec
retary; George NJ. Smith, assistant secretary ;
&. Z. Godsey, treasurer; r. H. W. Goodwin,
assistant treasurer j. }. Sutton, U. E. A.
Rudd, A. L.; II. f. Stubbs, !. W.; +. Noise,
o. L.
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General AsidersOn's Remains Sent
Nnx5ls

FORTRESS Mn%RoE, February 10.-The re-
mains of General Robert Anderson left here
this evening ior the North in charge OF his
brother and nephew. They were accom-
panied by Major J. B. Burbank, Lieutenant
Hubbell. and Il guard of twelve men. The
remains were escorted to the boat by the five
companies of artillery stationed here, under
Of General Barry, headed by the
band of the artillery school playing funeral
dirge. They will arrive in New York on
Monday morning.
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JOB PRISTING.-Wc call the attention of ncr-
chants clerks Of courts sheriff.. lawyers. railroad,
steamship aud canal officers and agents and all others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered a,
the ElSrATCU PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of al kinds of JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish ut short notice Cards,
B-IIcads, Lcttcr-Ica'ls. Programmes. Ball Tickets.
Blanks, Pamphlets. Tags. lIand-Bls. Catalogues,
Bills of Fare Show-Eills, Checks Drafts, &C., &C.,
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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TOBACCO INSPECTORS ArroINTEp.-Goyclnor
Walker on Saturday appointed Thomas ",
Branch inspector on the part Of the State ut
Moorc'S Warehouse, Petersburg, and b. NJ.
Robertson On the part Of the owners ut the
same warehouse.
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4 ForGrn SENT TO TIE PESiTESTIARy.-(

4 ForGER SENT TO THE PESiTESTIARy.-On
saturday Lizzie Anderson (c"lrrcd) was tried
III The Hastings Court OH The charge of inr%-
in@ an order on i. y. Pledge for a LOT OF
cunltcti"nericS. said order pnporting 10 be
signed by Mr.. john Purcell. The jury ren-
>i,rrG verdict Of guilty. and assessed the
punishment "t G,c accused ii two years in
l.lr !l,ultll!,.uN.
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The CASE AGAINST ME. ASSAELE DIS
Nlssin.--un Saturday lat Judge Minor rem
,i"rcd lis decision in The case Of Mr.. Anna-
iilc. The clerk of I;cnrico county, against
whom SOHO charges were recently preferred.
The iu!iri did i."t consider the charges Of
nrglet.t nf duty or mailraSancr in office SuS-
tanned. and therefore dismissed the case
ih> Is tll" last case un the docket OF the
Court t. bc disposed Of ut tiiS term.
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FALSE REroEr.-On Saturday afternoon
there was widespread rumor that Il case OF
smallpox had occurred in 4 Broad-Sticct
hoarding-houSe. After diligrnt inquiry we
have good reason to state that the rtmor was
without foundation in fact.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PUsT-OErICE FEBRUARY 10.-Mrs
NJ. +. Duke, Pcrkinsville, Va; Phillis Lo
max. Fredericksburg, Va; Hon. \. c,
Powell, Syracuse, \. T.; John l.. Schlosser
Washington, D. &.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoToMAt
HAILRoAD.-All the passenger trains on this
road are now running on regular schedule
time, the up day train leaving ut $50 A. NJ,
the up night train ut S:45 7. NJ, and the ac
comnlodation at $3.50 T. n.
Superintendent Myers and his assistants
deserve great credit for their untiring effort,
to accommodate the travelling public during
the recent severe weather.
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MEETING or TItE BOARD or EDrcATloN.-A
meeting of the Board of Education WIS held
i'm the office of the superintendent of Public
instruction OH Saturday. Financial matters
connected with public instruction were dis
c,iSscd during the session.
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TIC West Virginia Constitutional
6'.,s.vRNt ion. SP.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, February lO.-The
Constitutional Convention yesterday adopted
several sections Of the bill of rights, not ma
tarially differing; however, from the provi-
sions Of the old bill. n provision was
adopted prohibiting political test-oaths.
The printing paper being exhausted i'll all
the Offices, the proceedings Of the Leglsla-
tirc are lot published in any form. 43s.sg
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California Ncws. /

SAN FRANCISCO, i February 10.- Charles
Chapman and Charles Behrens were arrested
yesterday and taken to Alameda county jail.
for attempting to throw a passenger train Of
the track on the Western Pacific railroad at
Liyermore Pass. 80 ai<ft. D, 5s..5z..
The Caruthers estate litigation, involving
the title TO quarter part of Portland, Ore
gon, has been settled by compromise.
Treasurer Blakely, Of Santa Cruz county,
who claims to have been robbed by masked
men last week, was examined yesterday and
held to answer. /, ,.rra ,i rgt f 5.
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TIE ALLEGED ROBBERY ON GRACE STREET. 49,
Mention has already been nude Of the roE,-
berry Of the house Of Thomas Patterson
(coIorcd), on the corner of Fourth and Grace
streets, OH Tuesday afternoon lust about 1
o'clock. The parties arrested on this charge
were Nelson Bates, Henry Matthews, Jim
Cephus, and Ivy Mosby (colored). Sarah
Monroe (colorcd) was also arrested on the
charge of having the stolen articles in her
possession. Justice White patiently heard Il
large number of witnesses in this case, and
sent Ivy Mosby. Matthews, and Cephls on to
the grand jury for "Wednesday next, tic 14tl
instant. Nelson Bates was discharged. Sarah
Monroe was required to give surety As Il wit
ness in the case to appear before Judge Gui.
CONS court.
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LITERARY ESrEETAlSMrNr.-The Pythans
are preparing another promising literary cn
tcrtainlncnt. in which Major CaSkie. Mr.. }. T.
Cowatin, Colonel Gilman, and Colonc
Thomas J. Evans, will contribute to the cn-
,ioyincut of the occasion. 1t will take place
on next Thursday evening at Virginia Hall
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SENT TO JAN. FOR Four MoSTHs.-On Sat
urday. in the Police Court, the case Of Will
liam Carter (coloredD, charged with teloniously
taking, stealing, and carrying away, one
bracelet, the property Of Sarah Freeman, was
heard. The accused WAS found guilty and
sent to .jail for four months. Adolphus Free
man (colorcd), charged with the same offence,
was discharged.
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RAIr1MopE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, February lo.-Flour active and higher;
City Mills advanced &c; Howarisrcct extra, So
$3.50 family sL75Nss; City Mills, super. sesI7ls
$Ii 7.o5; family. $7.75@lss.S0. Wheat lrmer; Penn
sylvmiia, $l.6olJSl.t5. Corn nominal mixed west
ern 69Ac. Oats more active at 59(l56c Rye quiet
and unchanged Bacon firm and unchanged hams,
l4c. Lard steady t9ic. Western butter active and
unchanged Mhlskey firm at 933c.
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The ITALIAN BALL.-Evcry preparation
has been made to insure the Success of the
bali to be given at Virginia Hall tonight by
the Italian Benevolent Society. The names
Of the committeeman arc Il guarantee that
order will be preserved and everything pass
off DicaSautly
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PETITION FOR CULvERT.-A petition,
signed by ninety-one citizens who are tax
payers and real-cstate owners, will be pre-
sented to the City Council this evening, ask
ing that body to authorize the building Of
culyert in Bloody-Run gully on Broad be-
tween Thirtieth and Thirty-trst streets, and
to have the street opened.
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CoHG AwAY.-Seycral members of the
stock company which has been playing at tie
Richmond Theatre during the winter have
appeared upon lis boards for the last time.
They go hence to Norfolk and Petersburg
Some will return to support Mrs. Richngs
Bernard neyt week. and some of the hest
will probably be reclgaged for the next
.p:l son.
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TIE Boy ORATOR will lecture at the Pine.
Street Baptist church tonight. His subject
is "Tic DrUnkard." His lecture OH thi,
theme is said TO be Il remarkable specimen OF
cloqucnce TO be the composition Of one SC
Young.
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NEW YORK Markets.

NEW YORK. February lo.-Cotton nominal; sales,
l,21e bales uplands. 27ac Orleins 23ac. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat shade easier. Corn In
active and unchanged. Pork. new, $i4I$li.s5.
Navils quiet and firm. Groceries iu fair request
ErCiyhts firfncr. s5's s<.s# .H
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HAflY lIuET.--At about noon Saturday
there was Il row at the Baltimore sheds.
Roch,il~. which resulted in the serious
w"im,iu- OF Daniel Higgins, Il Wcl-known
and popular @rocc!ynan, hy It negro named
William limb,ar.! Mr. Higgins was hut on
the head and neck, and his wounds were
dressed l.y nr. Na@ttirr. Hubbard was Ar
rested. ami VIII l.." a hcurinT this morning.
ii Il 0tr ho,ir oii Saturday night it WIS
reported tlrt i'r. L!~,-ins w;ts i'll IL veri'
critical condition..
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Sentence o. DeiauIting Officials.

PHILADELPHIA, February l0.-Alarcer, the
defa,lItng city treasurer, has been sen
fenced to S3OOG00 fine and five years soll-
fairy confinement and hard labor.
Yerkcs, who was associated with Mareer,
was fued $780, with three years eoni1nc-
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INSTITUTION or A New ORDER.--A lodge of
tie Independent Order of Mechanics was i'll
stituted at Marshall Hall OH Saturday night.
The following officers were elected: VIII
linn Is. Smith. s. NJ; DR.. Ii. Cabcll Tabb,
W. NJ; William Brooks, J. NJ; W. B.
Rcaclmm, Il. 5. Joseph Davidson, chap
lain; Robert !. Williams, L. s.; J. G..
Hunter, treasurer; j. 7. McCook, coli
lIirtor
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BAPTIST SUNpAY-ScuooL AssOCATIoS.-Thc
annual meeting of this Association will be
held to-ni@ in the First Baptist church, at
haIt-paSt 7 O'Clock.
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ADvERTIsF.--Our merchants seeking trade in amy
portion Of the country should advertise i'll the
pircrS Of that section. NJ. ELLYSON & Co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted 1t pub
i,lItrS' rates
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HusrrsGs CouRr.-In the Hastings Court
Saturday George spriggs and Rebecca Briggs
(colored) were tried for mlsdemeanor.
Both parties were found guilty. The former
was fined $50 and the latter 800.
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IMPROVEMENTS TO THE City HALL.-Prepa-
rations are being made TO have the work re-
Gently ordered blythe City Council to be done
in the City Hall commenced ut once.
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ArpoRTIoNMgNT OF SCHOOL FuNDs.-The
s;upcr!ntcndcnt of Public Instruction will
to-day make another apportionment of State
school funds among the cities and counties of
Il. AIut,.
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ANuruER AFFRAY At THE COUNTY COURT
iIoi,si,--un Saturday morning Sheriff Smith
and Nr. ". +. t.. Gaructt bad Il miSrmdcr-
~lntiiH" which eliminated in IN exchange
ul blows. The parties were separated by
mutual friends.
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TIE RELIGIOUS HERALD, of this city, Is an eX-
ccllent medium for advertising. It Is read IN every
neighholoDd III Virginia and in the Caroiinas. Its
charges for advertising quite reasonable Office,
Ills Main street, nearly opposcthc Disptch office.
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BURIAL FIHMlTs. - Especial attention i
y~;llnH 10 the advertisement of the Board oi
!!,.aiiit. i'll another c"Inna. i'll regard to
harili> in the several cemeteries of the .ity,
making il IL penal offence for any Keeper Of {:
cemetery 10 permit buriaiS without the lropcl
t.nIf ilirlfr
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAII.

NHESAPEAkE' AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.--On and after September lst PAssEN-
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond tsundays ea'
cepted) as follows
$50 4. M.-MAIL TRAIN for the White sulphur
Springs, connecting mt Gor'sOnsYlle with the orange,
Alexandria and Manassas train for Washington anu
North and Lynclburg and South.
1886 y. --ACCOaiaIODATIONTR TRAIN for Cor
doIIsville except Saturday. which day u leaves
at Z. VI. This train connects ut Gordonsyile with
tine night trains the Orange, Alexandria and ala-
nassas railroad for LYSCHBURG and WASIliAU-
TON.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest
Siecrage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam. Antwerp, Hamburg, Hayre, Rotterdam,
Bergen, CopcnhaSen, and Gothcnburg, TO all points
on this road. be bought OF the General Ticket
Agent at Richmond or can be ordered through any
station agent on the road. .,g - .ft .T-.a
Further information may te obtained at the Com
pany's Offices.
No passenger trains are run on Sundays. II,
A. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES T. NETDEnLAND, General Ticket gent.
nc IL r..0t.#r+ ...s.s &tstst 3
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SAVINGS AND INSU.
1YA. RANCE REOkERAGE COMPANY.
PROPOSALS.


IHESAPEAkE AND UIIIU hAILKUAU NUHFANl
ENGINEERS OFFICE,
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, january 81, 1877. ,
WILL BE RECEIVED
i ut this office UNTIL FEBRUARY p, loI2s for
and SHED ut Huntington, ON the main line uf the
ChesaDcake and Ohio railroad.
rnteIy-Wood, Brick, Iron, Slate, Plastering, G!az-
ipe, and Painting. Plans and specifications to bt
seen at this Office Building lOoxa5, three stories
high, with Mansard roof. II. T. DOUGLAS,
: fr Std Division Engineer.
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ApPoISTED.-Rev. J. L. VI. Curry, D. D..
has been appointed L member OF the City
School Board.
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OEDERs.--Leave your orders for business suits.
dress suits. wedding suits. &C.. with J.. b. SPENCE
SON. 1909 Main street. They have good cutters, good
workmen. and a good stock OF good cloths.
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READY MADE-All kinds of ready-made suits
and gentlcmen's furnishings at L. Il. SPENCE
SOS'S. 1900 Main street.
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NJ. ELLYS0T 6 Co, Advertising Agents. DIsrATClI
building, will receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any journal Of the country at regular
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Peterson's Magazine for March has been
received from Ellyson s Taylor, news
dealers, next to Dispatch Office.
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TIES AND ScARFS in endless variety at E. s.
SPENCE 6 Sons. 1900 Main street.