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Pure Confectioneries at ANToNI's.

"SrlpLY THIS AND NOTHING MoRE"-If your
hair Is coming out, want Of proper nurlment is the
cause. PHALoS's CHEMICAL HAIR 1SyIGoRAToR
supplies that want. 1t Is at once nourishmcnt and
medicine for the hair, stimulating Its growth, I'M
proving its texture nvgoratng its roots and curing
Its diseases. Sold by all druggists.
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RoBBERY.-A lady residing on Franklin
street was robbed on Saturday Of diamond,
a gold pencil, and seven dollars in United
States currency. The information was given
to Detective Woods, who arrested Lizzie
Cook (colorcD last evening, charged with
stealing the articles and money. She con-
fessed her guilt and gave up the pencil, but
the diamond and money were not forthcom-
ing. The matter will be Investigated by
Justice White this morning.
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T,]ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, March 4.--Money steady all
day at I currency to gold, but broke at close
to 4. Sterling, 81 to %. Gold, 11ot to 11ol.
Governments strong; SIPS, 111t; CPS, ILL;
64's, 1114; e5's, 1l2-new, 11oa !; 67's, 1113;
egs, 112l; 1o-4Gs, 1912. States generally
dull. Tennessee's, 66; new, same. Vir.
ginia's, So; new, 55. Louisiana's, 81;
new, so. Levee's, 80; ss, Is. Alabama's,
90; 5's, go. Georgia's, 10; rs, SIS. North
Carolina's, s5a; new, 19s. South Carolina's,
62a: new. .30i.
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A CARD.-W. WALLACE Sons have about one
hundred barrels Reagan Kooglcr whiskey, which
Is said by connoisseurs to be fine any ever pro-
duced In Virginia 1t has been in store over three
summers, and Is well ripened.
Clubs will be furnished in lots Of fve barrels and
rnws rds at reasonable rates.
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An Ex.Railroad President Convicted OF
Ernnd.

WILMINGTON, N. c., March 4.-Andrew j.
Jones, late President of the Western Railroad
Company, charged with fraudulent use OF
the bonds of the company, was tried before
the Superior Court Of Moore county last
week and convicted, and sentenced to pay a
fine of $4,000 and one years imprisonment
in the penitentiary. he takes an appeal to
the Supreme Court.
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PAISFUL AcC1pEST.-On Sunday night Mr..
Echols Cuthbert, the well-known and cf1i-
cient Virginia correspondent of the New
York Herald, suffered painful accident.
While walking OH Eighth street near Broad
he fell on he ice and broke his right arm. DR..
Brock set the limb, and at last accounts Mr..
Cuthbcrt was doing well.
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III east Broad KIypERyATER, Broad; FISCHER
10 east Broad; MILLER, Fifth and Marshall: CARY
q BROTHER, Brook avenue and Leigh street; 8. "
FARRAR. corner Of Twenty and Leigh streets
MORRISON & F..ERAR, Broad between Twenty.
fifth and TwentY-sixth strsets.
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CoyrlRMAT1oN.--The solemn rite of con-
frmation of the Episcopal Church will be
administered by Bishop Johns, of the Dio-
ccse of Virginia, in Richmond and Nanches-
ter as follows March 25th, at st. Pauls
church, ut night; March Goth, at Memorial
church, Manchester, at night; and on the
9TH, at II A. NJ. at the Monumental church.
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Fire in ladeIphia--Jaynes's Block
Am Flames and Other Building

Fire in lafeIpliia--Jaynes's BLOCK
an Flames and Other Buildings
Threatened.
PHILADELPHIA, March 4.-Dr. Jaynes's
granite building on Chestnut street below
Third Is burning.
Second Dispatch.
PHILADELPHIA, March 4.-The building
was discovered to be on fire in the rear,
fronting on Carter street, shortly after 2
o'clock this afternoon, and the flames soon
spread from the third to the eighth story.
The immense height Of the building rem.
ders the steam fire engines almost useless In
reaching the upper stories, aud the building
will probably be, completely sutted. u y
only two doors below the office OF the West
ern Union Telegraph building, and u the
side walls of "Jaynes's Block fall, the fre
may spread to the telegraph offiee.
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ENTERED British schooner Bessie
Grenie, Grenfel master, from New York
entered at the custom.house this morning.
She will take in cargo of -four for Bra
lillian port, shipped by the Gallego Mills
Manufacturing Company.
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If you want stylish clothing and other gcntcmens a
wear Of the very best quality and at low figures call
at E. D. SPENCE Sons gents furnishing establish
ment, 1900 Main street.
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General Items
From New Orleans--More Kascality y
Brought to Eight--Fircmen's Ccle.



braefOn.
New ORLEANS, March 4.-Van Norten, the
president of savings bank, was sentenced
to-day by Judge Cooley to the parish prison
for ten days for refusing to produce in court
certain bank box deposited with him by NJ.
4. Southworth and Senator Lewis, contain
ing 100000 and an agreement that Lewis
should sustain the Finchback and Warmoth
administration, &c. Van Norten was imme.
diately pardoned by Governor Warmoth and
liberated.
During the investigation it transpired that
southworth had previously compounded
with Van Norten and removed the money
from the box. When the box was brought
into court this morning it contained nothing
but the agreement above referred to.
The Volunteer Fire Department celebra-
ted their thirty-fifth anniversary to-day with
q procession. The streets were filed with
spectators, and the weather was clear and
pleasant.
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CHURCH NoTEs.--There was slim attend
ance at the churches on Sunday, owing to
the diagrccable walking. On Sunday night
few of the churches were open. The Third
PRESBYTERIAN church was closed on account
OF the indispo$ition Of DR.. Baird. DR.. Min
nigerode being sick, st. Paul's was also
closed
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FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, for gentlemen
and ladies opera chains and leonttncs, gold chain
bracelets, gold thimbles, fine gold wedding and en-
gagement rings; fine watches repaired by skllful
workmen, at 6EsSETs'
onnnstfe fhA nnSf-nlliCc.
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MEETINGS..

r o.o.F., NELSON ENCAMP:S q
Il. MENT. No. 2.-The members Of <
NELSON ENCANiPMENT, No. T. will ~
attend called meetlngat the camp odd + y
Fellows Hal) TODAY. 1T o'clock Z. y
NJ to pay the last sad tribute Of respect to our de-
ceased Patriarch j. CAMERON.
By order of the {. 7.
WILLIAM j. RIDDICE,
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I'LL Main and Ninth and G.;

ELEGANT PRODUCTIONS OF ART-We have seen
specimens OF the photographs produced by the new
process invented by Mrs. RANDOLPH. Of our city,
and are willing to pronounce them to be the most
life-like we have ever seen. This new process be-
longs exclusively to our "LEE" Gallery, 92O Main
street.
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IT WAS Mn. CHARLES A. ELLErT, Of Rich
mond. who received diploma at the Mcdi-
cal College commencement on Friday night,
and not Mr.. Charles Elliott. ...
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HrsTISGs CoURT.-The March term of this
court commenced yesterday. No business
was transacted. Judge Guigon opened
court, which was soon afterwards adjourned
until Wednesday morning.
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SENT OK TO THE GRAND JuRY.-In the Po-
lice Court yesterday Thomas Smoot was sent
on to the Grand Jury of the Hastings Court
for indictment. Mr.. Smoot is charged with
taking twenty-dollar note from the person
of Sallie Smith (eoloreO. The special grand
Jury will probably he in session on the 18th.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. :

BALTIMORE, March i.-yirginta's, old, dSr bid
coupons, old. So bid; new: SO bid; consodaS Ted 81
5.s bid new, Is bid; special tax ls bid.
Flour quiet and firm. Wheat firm. Corn 3lrmer;
white southern 6c1s7c.: yellow 85G6Gc. Oas quiet.
rive, soIsl. Pork, sli.25. Bacon stcaSIG; shou1-
ers, &C. Lard, ssc. Whiskcy, Poc. afsiE7
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Declines Presidential Honor.

ST. LOUIS, No., March "A special to the
Demogat from Springfield, ILL.,, says that
Governor Palmer, in declining the overtures
for the nomination ut the Cincinnati Conveu-
ton, declares in favor of Grant. a,
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CUMBERLAND BITUMISoUs COAL Of the best
quality just landed. Consumers Of this fucl-un-
equaed for many purposcs-will do we'll to Sc
cure il. j. b. WATKINS.
LII Main and Ninth and Cary streets.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
TIE RICHMOND Posr-OFFIcE MARCH 4, 1877
Robert Payne, st. Clair Depot, Ala, two let
tiers; Milly Haskem, Danville, Va.
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ADvERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade in any
portion Of the country should advertise In the
papers Of that section. n. ELLYsoN & Co Will
take advertisements ana have them inserted at pub
1Ishars, rafps
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THE WEED F. F. FAMILY FAvoRITE MACHINE
Is cqualled by few or no other sewing machines.
WILLIAM LOCKHART, Agent,
Eighth and Main streets.
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uEsRICo COUNTY CoURT.-This court met
Yesterday for the March term, but adjourned
without transactng any business.
The grand jury was also in session, but
made no presentments. 1t will meet again on
Friday e'ss
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DO not forget to visit REEs & Co.'s Gallery before
having your picture taken. Their work Is first
class aud their prices the lowest In town. Curtes-
de-yisite, $3.50 per dozen.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK.-The Old <fM&
L Dominion Steamship Company's ele- -s.szssssssss
CANT side-whcel steamship WYANOKE, Captain
Couch, will sail on TUESDAY, March 5th, at ]"
O'Clock NJ Freight received until II O'Clock A. ID.
Through bills Of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south;
east, and west. Close connections made with Cuard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare, $l2; steerase, So; round-uip
tickets, S2O For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent
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ONE HUNDRED BOXES ORASCEs.-Largc and
deep-colored essinas for sale ut PIzzINIS AS they
are now advancing in price, you would do well tolay
-, ,r,y,t1~
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MONEY RECovERED.-Mr. James b. Denton,
who was robbed In Hanover Q few nights
since, has recovered $500 OF the money u
greenbacks and checks. 1t was found IN u
snowsba,is near the door Of his store.
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NEW YoRK MARKETs.

NEW YORK, March 4.-Cotton quiet and firm;
middlings 22Sc. Flour dull Whiskey steady at 90c.
Wheat very dull winter red WESTERN 81 satl9'. 10.
Corn tirmer at 7l07l3c Pork easier. Lard-Kettle,
Osc Navals and taow quiet. Freights unchanged.
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The sick should send to ASToSI and get those
sweet California Pears.
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FIRsT-cLAsS PICTURE can only be obtained at
first-cass gallery. REEs Co.'S charges for first
class work are below any in the country. Lfc-s!ze
photographs, sl5.
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CALIFORNIA PEARs.-PIzZISI Is receiving nrc
hundred largcand fine California pears and Is selling
them ut reasonable prices.
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B1BLs LECTURES AT RICHMOND COLLEGE,
The lecture delivered yesterday morning by
DR.. Cranberry, of the Methodist Church.,
was exceedingly happy and instructive, and
indeed most able didactic discussion. The
leading events in the reigns of Solomon and
Rehoboam were connected in most enter
tanning and instructive manner, while the
presentation of the schism in the tribes of
Israel, in its points of comparison and con-
trast with the late attempted secession Of the
southern States from the Federal Govern
ment, was easy, natural, and graphic, and
secured the lireliest attention of the audi
ence.
1t was amatter of general regret that the
impolitc college bell sounded before the con-
clusion of the lecture, and that the condition
of the streets allowed only those resident on
the premises to hear an effort so timely, able,
and instructive.
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SWEET HAVANA ORANGEs.-Two barrels have
lust arrived at PIzZISIs flied with large, smooth
skim sweet oranges.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DEATH OF A RICHMOND GENTLEMAN IN CALI
roRx7A.-" Died, at Atarille, November 9th,
1871, of consumption, Henry B. Read, na-
tive of Richmond, Va, aged about forty-eight
years.
"Thc deceased was one Of the early pio-
neers of California, having arrived in that
State in 1S49. lie resided in Stockton until
1854. when he removed to Altaville, where
lie lived until the day Of his death, being at
one time elected supervisor of Calaveras
county. From his upright character and
gent!emanly manner it may be truly said Of
him, he'soldom lost friend or made an ene-
N.Y." . ,Er,1...2s
The above was taken from California pa
per. Sir. Read was well known IN this city.
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II. ELLYsoy Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building, will receive advertisements and have then
inserted In any journal OF the country ut regular
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TIE WEED F. +. FAMILY FAyoRITE MACHINE
easily that child ten years old can work 1t
nicely.
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MARCH, 5. lb72
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY viii be
held THIS EVENING ut u O'Clock, at the hall over
The old Corn Exchange, corner Twelfth and Cary
streets. 49,
No excuses valid for non-atteudance excepting
sickness. go
The election of officers for the ensuing year, with
considerable other business, will be transacted.
NH 5-lt* JOSEPH w. LAUBE, Secretary.
T o. NJ, RICHMOND LODGE, No. q
4. The members OF this Lodge will meet THIS
EVENING. March 5th, at Marshall Hail. corner Sc
cond and Broad streets, at half-past o'clock.
1t IS desired that every member should be present,
rs business of Importance will be transacted.
BY order of W orthy Master.
NH Sits ". B. BEACHAM, r. S.
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A beautiful stock Of necktics and scarfs at E.
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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Go to ASToSIs and get those juicy Pears before
they are all gone.
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TUE WEED 7. .F-EAuLY ~FAyoRITE MACHINE
Is excclled By no other scwing-machine.
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The CentenntaI ceIehrs sion.

PHsLADEIpaIA, March 4.-The Centennial
Commissioners had their first meeting to-day.
Jt Is proposed to make this American cen.
tenniaj the feature Of tie aEe.
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NH d:

TOR NEW YORK.-Virginia <eo#Efs>
elegant steamship GEORGE B: UPTON, Captain Cap III,
TUESDAY, March 5th, ut lo NJ, connecting With
steamers for Fall river and Boston from same pier
Close connections and through bills ading given 70
all southern. EASTERN and western places; also 10
Europe and Australia. Fare, S5; meals and state
rooms extra. For freight or passage. apply TO
ID. j. BURR. President 1914 Main street.
wAsHISGroS & Co, Agents, Pier II North river,
Vow York NH 2-3t
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WAvEnLEY STATION, SUSSEX COUNT

February q, 1872.
My niece traded her Wheeler G. Wilson for WILL
cox s. GIBBS MACHINE and Is highly pleased with
thc exchange. B. I. RAISES.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH 5, 1872.
Sun rises. ........ GID Neon rises 3:5
Sun sets..... Sal High tide... ......... 1:C
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Walkng-canes and umbrellas In endless yartssy =
E. B. SPENCE & Sons, 1900 Main street.
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CouRT OF ApPEALs.-The Supreme Court
of Appeals meets to-day.
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NH 5-lt*
= MEMBERS SOFJEFFER.

7IFHL MENbEhSO OE JTT LII- ,,SSSz5yssSSz..S;<
l. son LODGE. No. /, |. O. o. F., SLI@sSsSS:
will assemble at their Lodge-room TO-SESG[
DAY TUESDAY the 9Th instany at 2 ,SSAny:$
O'Clock L. M for the purpose of paying the last sad
tribute of respect to Brother JOHN CAMERON. de-
ceased. :, . ,
Members Of Sister Lodges arc fraternally invited
to unite with US.
By order Of the y. G.
NH sit JOHN b. VAUGHAN, Secretary.
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SALE, AND On
II LIVERY STABLE, ~
FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, Va.
MULES AND HORSES FOR SALE

Parties In want of stock will find 1t TO their Interest,
after looking elsewhere to call us II they wish to
purchase No. l MULES and HORSES, for we are
prepared sell the finest stock 1t the lowest prices
Don't forget j. B. Davis'S old stand.
TURNER & co.
We can accommodate few more MULES and
HORSES on LIVERY by day or month.
NH 1-dSwlm TURNER & Gu.
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DEMOVAL.-The subscriber, IN returning
III thanks to his friends and the public TO their
past patronage, would inform them that he re
moved his -
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING BUSINESS
TO No. T22 Main. between Seventh and Eghth streets,
where with increased facilities he will be pleased to
zee and 10 serve them as heretofore.
FURNITURE REPAINTED and EMBEL
LISFED. n
"a Ii u. M. CAhl
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XSNOD AND COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL.-This day land
"A ing pcr schooners Annie MCGEE and Milton SEQ
tons best quality RED ASH EGG and STOVE
GOALS: also. 200 tons GEORGES CREEK GU
BERLAND COAL; all Of which Will be = sold al at the
lowest market rates. WRIT ROBERTS,
fe27 corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT. "a
TOR RENT, TWO PIE AVA N Tenn
L ROOMS ut 600 Main street. Apply getween Ct ~
10 and II o'clock. SsEs-eo1str
TOR RENT, a DWELLING-HCNSEGn
E containing five rooms, with kitchen, conner ~
of Marshall and Munford streets. Apply ut So' TOO
Fourth street, between Jackson and Duval.
NH 2-3ts sEtrI rSss ~ s'@f tftt ta.'@A' x -
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NEWS. BOOK, AND WRAPPING PAPERS.
Orders solicited, to which we promise prompt and
faithful affent;Dn Nell WAINE q CO.,
no as "',G ,Grocers and Commission Merehanta.
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VIOR NORFOLK. PORT

EOR NORFOLk, p 0 Z 7 S-sirts(s11lI=s
L MOUTH. AND DWAY-L!tNDlNGS4sszsaSs 4sszsaSs.esszs. =
on JAMES RIVER.-The elegant steamer PAIL
SADIE. Captain NELSON. will leave her wharf lat
Virginia steamship and Packet Companys sheds
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at Cd O'Clock a. M Freight received every day from
must be prepaid. Apply to agent on wharf or cap
tnin on hoard dc l8
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PIN, ,aDr1, puTA LIVE sTocKfMl

PHILADULIiIA LIVE oIOCIh8 -ntNhCI.
PHILADELPHIA, March 4.-Beeves duh this week.
and the market In favor Of buyers sales, 9? head
extra Pennsylvania and western I.@ &C.; lair
to good, 5tt16ac commons a9I,sc. shed p unchanged;
sales i? 900 ut iG9c. Hogs dull; sale S,2i3 at 7G7ic
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, Moman's rights in Leap Year--Tbsritas Of
llstginony.
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DIANORA.-A limited quantity of this
~ celebrated brand Of chewing tobacco for sale to
tie fraIle oRty. Dealers wishing to supply them
selves will please send in their orders at once.
j. Is. PACE, Manufacturer,
Tweuty-second street between Main and Franklin.
d,
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DoOK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
I'D DOME AT THIS OFFICE.
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NHICKAHOMINY TRIBE, NO. 81, M
" PROVED ORDER OF RED MEN, 5TH
SLEEP, WARM MOON. G. S. d. 3.l, 90 BREATHS
PAST It'll RUN.-A regular council fire viii be kim
sixth streets as above indicated. Chiefs andbrothers
will be prompt in attendance Us pale faces will enter
HURST, Worthy Sachem. I. WILEY DAVIS.
MI s,tA e., of r.
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DED-ASH ANTHRACITE.

Landing cargo of F.. G /. Martin, Egg and Chest
nut sizes, LORBERRY RED-ASH ANTHRACITE
COAL. Persons desiring superior Goals can be sup
Dlied promptly. :. 2. LATHROP,
fees Seyentecnth-Street draw-brtdge.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

JITANTED, STORE ON MAIN STREET
w at from Sio,oao to $4,000. Can pay half or
one-third cash.
GOOD DWELLING with six rooms. west Of Sixth
street, at about S2,5o0. Can pay all cash.
SMALL HOUSE In sidney at 500 or $500. HniE
cash. ..u.- .4y, "a, ..1.y
part OF city. Can pay nearly all cash. , 49,.
SMALL HOUSE on Candles Hill, or that neigh
HOUSE In northeast part Of city at from $1,000 to
Sl.5oo. .Uns-third cash. rssa - - -. !,
SEVERAL LOTS In Sidney, on Grove or Floyd
VACANT LOT In Rockets old-Eie,d. Can pay
i SMALL STORE near Monroe Park or In that
Observation-Disclosures. -. :,
HALF SQUARE IN Sidney south OF Main Nreef,
W. ~ ''>'S Z. B. NEWBUES,
NH .-at ,ss,7 49, 1914 Main street.
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LOUISVILLE TOBACCO NJ IRKET.::
LOUISVILLE, March 4.-Tohacco btroDg; sales, 50
hoesheads; lugs, se;5o@s low medium leaf
s7.75G$lo; good to hne, Sllgsls.ra1
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MANUFACTURERS OF

1 PpOAlATTOX PAPER MILL,
~ PETERSBURG, VA.
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nyHE MEMBERS OF SPRINGFIELD

rGTHE MEMBERS OF SPRINGFIELD
L DIVISION No. l67. Sons Of Temperance, are
urgently requested to be present at regular meet
Ing of the Division on THURSDAY EVENING,
March th. at O'Clock, rs business OF vital import
ance will he acted upon. BY order OF the ". 7.
NH 5-3tf L. WILEY DAVIS, Il. }.
MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF
N Richmond Of IRISH BIRTH or DESCENT
will be held ut the City Hall THURSDAY EVE
MING, March 7th, at S o'clock, for the purpose Of
making arrangements for the appropriate cclebra-
ton of ST. PATRlCK'S DAY.
All who desire to participate IN these arrange
ments are respectfully and cordially invited to le
present T.. L. MSORE,
THOMAS O'FARREIL. Secretary. NH SGT
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A PPLES! APPLES!
Fifty barrels prime NORTHERN APPLES in
store and for sale by
MCCARTHY & SLATER,
mi s-.t 1dO1 Main
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IMPORTANT TO =. -. q. 7.

Having been appointed GENERAL AGENT for
sixty counties. IN the State Of Virginia Tor tna
DIRE 70 obtain GOOD AGENTS for Richmand, Pc-'
tersburg Charlottesville, Stanntan, and other In:
nortant points In the State Exclusive territory VIII
Sc given, and agents scfA De protested IN Saeis tsT-
ritoyy
NH a-st y. E. BELL. Lynchhnrg. W.