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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-20
Latest News from Washington.
Specinl telegram 70 the Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, February 10, 1S72.-The
Senate to-day had long speech from Senator
Conklng on Summers resignation, which
was particularly remarkable for the evidence
it contained that the recent speeches of the
anti-Grant senators arc terribly alarming to
the dominant faction. The speaker alluded
to the pending New Hampshire election,
which, he said, as politicians tell us, is of inl-
portance, as the result will cast light or sha-
dow Oh the presidential election. He said
two hundred thousand of one of Schurz's
recent speeches were being circulated in that
State by Democrats. There are no cXhlbi'
tions of a willingness on the part Of the anti
Grant senators to yield their opposition, and
remain silent over the forthcoming nomlna-
ton, notwithstanding, as it is understood,
strenuous eXertions will shortly be made to
suppress all opposition within the party.
The Internal Revenue Commissioner has
written a letter relative to the sale of con-
demned tobacco stored in the Brooklyn navy
yard. lie says: 1.-The law now in force re-
1uircs all tobacco to have attached to the
packages stamps indicating the tax paid there
on. The absence Of such stamps is cause for
seizure and forfeiture. These stamps are pre-
pared by this office, and furnished only to
collectors. They arc charged as so much
money. Tobacco in the hands Of the Gov
crnment or of any of its agents must be
stamped before ii is sold, if it has not al
ready been stamped, the same as tobacco
in the hands OF individuals. If therefore
the tobacco is 50 damaged that it will not sell
for sum equal to the value Of the stamps
required to give it currency on the market,
it cannot legally be sold, and had better be
destroyed. If a purchaser can be found who
will purchase it sui tcct to the tax and aiiiX
stamps before it is removed, it may be sold,
or, il the Government can sell it for price
exceeding the tax of tiirty-two cents, aud
from the proceeds purchase and atix stamps,
then it may be sold but if neither Of these
conditions can be fulfilled then the tobacco
cannot be cgaly sold, and the Government
cannot well afford to violate the law i'll re-
spcct to requirements, for violations Of which,
by private individuals. it is every day bring
ing suits and imposing fines and penalties.
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We take pleasure In noticing the success Of Amer
lean institutions, and now feel called upon to notice
the MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY Of New
York. whose statement is in to-days issue. This
company Is the largest IN this country and the
model one Of the world. We congratulate those who
hold policies In It. and recommend MI others to ctl
ut once on Mr.. JOHN II. CLAIBORNE Hos Main
street. and secure HI interest in over 100000 00ose
cured by mortgages real estate, worth double the
amount loaned, and :lO.oOO,0oo in bonds, with an an
nt:ll income in cash over $l5.ooo,Oo0.
The applicant can now obtain policy rs cheap rs
members insured under Policy No. l. nothing there
fore charged for the great security under the heavy
accommodations r this company, nor for Its expert
eucc and Influence. and there Is no stock in II 10
divide the earnings with, but all goes direct TO the
pclIcy-hodcrs, who alone constitute the company.
The premium is not higher than In new mutual
companies without means, experience or influence.
and the dividends Of this company make the cost OF
insurance much below the cost in the jolnt-sfocE
insurance companies now asking for patronage.
We understand that many hold policies in the COM
pauy with age, giving more annual cash dlVldcnn
than the premium payable and the policies twice as
large as when taken, by additions purchased with
dividends.
Call and investigate before ins,lrng as the policies
are worth more tllln premiums paid for them for
REASONS stated as we'll rs from the fact that the COM
pany has investments to meet AL claims at cXpcctail-
cy, and due date at per cent, and an Immense
undivided surplus. Sjl.O2o.0Oo security Is comfort
able 10 pocyholdcr, in addition to the very EelIy
dividend.
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anew CHAMProS."-We notice by reports OF
several State md county fairs that NEW cIIAMrIoS
though not n new machine, Is becoming notorinusby
carrying or undue proportions OF ".Grst pre-
mi,r,ns." This machine-ths WILCOX & GIBBS
appears especially valuable for It's simplicity and
Of action. An important feature is an iustru-
ment designed for Jumily use, where of course, 1t
must often he operated by unpracticed hands. II
appears, indeed, incapable Of getting ont Of order,
and we readily credit the declaration that some
have been In use FIVE YEARS without ever getting
out Of complete working condition. Christian Adj
oc1Ite L1.,lrnuI
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hs',JAL MEETING or TIE Cry RAILWAY
'u>PA>Y.-lhr anittlll meeting OF the stock.
.al l"y, oi the Richmond Cuy Railway Conf
inHy WIS held yesterday at noon in the Office
i The rntn!rnty y-ThomaS Wilson. of Bali-
!inrr. IN the chair: Mr.. {. WalCirop secretary.
thc report "t tii" president was read and
referred 10 The r"W Board Of Directors. Tie
reports OF tn" treasurer and examining coin
;Hittr,, were also received.
Tie following officers were elected for the
ensuing year President John b. Ir,1l>haw
Ei"c-prc>idcut, ". Ii. Iiaxal!. Directors
= III l.. Crcn>A&w, W. II. llayalI, jam.
Ne,>"n, /. &. Ii"Et, ". L. Smith, Lewis y
ElH. '.,..-. Examining Committee: ". /
t.rh, rr. u. =. UWathnry, and II. {. G,
hrl.
The meeting tArn adjourned until TIL:
morning, al ~ o'clock.
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MARINE iyTEaIIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 10, 1919.
ARRIVED,

PORI OE R1CHMOND, FEBRUARY 10, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyancke. Bourne, New York. merchnn-
disc and passengers. j. W. Wyatt.
Steamer G. B. Upton. Pur ker, New York. mer-
chandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship and
Packet Company.
Steamer Palisade. Nelson, Norfolk, lnrrchandisc
and passengers, W. L. brett, agent.
Brig Mozart, -. New York, ballast, Dunlop &
Mrtancc.
Schooner Mary D. Ireland, Evans, New York, pig
iron. Tret.esar Company.
Schooner Anne L. Moore, Ph.!ips, New 1ork-
coal. :. ii. HawcS.
Schooner ID. 4. Wolf, Dale, Baltimore, coal, CITY
GaS Works.
Schooner Jl,lse Hopkins, Baker, Plymouth, y.
c., shingles, James Gum: and pungies Starred
Fawu, Independence aud Sc, Lion, oysters.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza HancoX. Clifford. Norfolk, mercllan-
6isc and passengers. l.. Il. TatuIu. agent.
Schooner Mary +. Simmons, Gaudy, Savannah,
Ga. ria James river, 10 load grain.
Schooner Elanora, Gale Norfolk, fertilizers, Cur
It's L Parker.
schoopcr Ocean Ware, Lloyd, Norfolk, slaves,
Curtis H Parker.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Ncw York Stock md Money Market.

New YORK, February 19.-Money, 5 to
per cent. Gold, 1103. Sterling, % to %.
Governments strong; S1's, 114l; 62's, 11Os !;
GAS, 1l05; 65's, 1114; new, HOG ; 6S's, 112t !;
10-40's, 110;. Soutllerns steady; Tcnnes-
sees, CGE; new, GGS. Virgiia's, 50; new, 55.
Louisiana's, 80; new, so. Levees, G2; SIS,
10. Alabama's, 90; 5's, so. Georgia's, 10 /:
7's,S5. North Carolina's, 33; new, IS. South
Carolina's, 81; new, 323.
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jon pRISTING.-We eail the attention of In"r-
chants, clerks Of courts sheritl4 lawyers. Railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents and Ill others
having orders for printing to tie facilities offered Il
the DISrATCl PRINTING ESTABLISHMENTS for the
prompt and faithful execution OF all kinds Of JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish al short notice Cards.
Bill-Hcads, LctcrIclts, Programmes. Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Iiand-B.lls, Catalogues,
Ellis of Fare, ShOw-BS. Checks, Drafts, s., &C.,
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Missionary MIfTING.--A united mission
aTE ncetinI "l tie congregations of all the
Epl,"nrll churches in the city, in the interest
~; III" City Missionary Association, was held
y; -. i'au!'> church on Sunday evening. The
regular Evening Prayer" was omitted, but
ether appropriate and interesting services
substituted. Bishop Whittie, the assistant
bishop OF the diocese; Reys. Joshua Peterkin,
I. G. Dashie!l, George Woodbridge, and DR..
Minnigcrodr, We're in attendance. The SER
vices were conducted by DR.. Pcterkin, after
which earnest addresses were delivered by
ir-. Woodbridge, Dashieil, Whittle, and
others. y collection was also taken up for
~" benefit OF the porr Of the city.
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SIKGINIa llALL.-rhc exhibitions Of
strength by Mons. D'Atalie and M'l!c An
-cl, are alone more tilan worth the price Of
admission 10 this place Of amusement. The
latter will allow block Of granite weighing
800 pounds TO b" placed OH her breast and
crushed to pieces with Il slcdgc-ll#nmcr, or
Il cannon to he placed on her shoulder and
tired oil. There is also Il great variety Of
other attractions in the entertainment.
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Death Of a Weli-known HoteI-kcepcr.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

STANTON, February 10.-Mr. Fred. Schaf-
fer, proprietor Of Virginia Hotel in this city,
died suddenly this morning from the effects
Of swallowing a small portion of an oyster
shell while at supper OH Saturday night. Mr..
Schaffer was for several years proprietor of the
Virginia Hotel, and after eifecting lease of
this hotel to NIessrs. Frazier & Sale, removed
to Woodstock, where he had previously re-
sided. When their lease expired, nearly a
year ago, Mr.. schafer returned to Stauntor
and again took charge of the Virginia.
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FA7SuAN's Tooru LoZESGIS were exhibited at
the American Institute Fair, ls7l The following Is
the report of the Judges:
NEW YORK. December c, ls7l.-7o the Board If
managers IF tie -AmericaM Institute Industrial
Exhibition: Gentlemen,-Aftcr Il full and Impair
till examination Of The article above described, the
undersigned judges make report that The Tooth 10
zeigrs are very pleasant. convenient, ard effective
,lcatf-cc composed oil Substances which per-
Tcc:lv harmless. c. T. CHANDLER. Il. EGGLESTOS.
JH., Judges, Professors Of Chemistry, Columbia
College. New York city,
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NARROW Escape OF I. Railroad Train.

SAVANNAH, GA, February i9.-The con-
ductor of the train due here at 9:lo last
night, finding the Savannah River bridge In
secure, uncoupled the engine from the tralh
and attempted to cross. The bridge gave
way and The engine went into the river. Ife
engineer and fireman were picked up q quar-
ter of mile be.ow. A steamer has gone to
bring the passengers from the bridge.
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Tile ArTvcX GrARD.-Ihe Board Of Mill
tary Examiners have passed the Officers o;
this company, and their certificates have bcrn
signed. 1t is probable that The Governor
vii! commission them by the 2.d. They are
is follows: Captain, Ii. l.. iiahson; First
Lieutenant, Thomas II. Walker; Second
Lieutenant, +. T.. Harris; Junior Second
Lieutenant. Samuel Sullivan.
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Medical College Of Virginia.

FARSHAM'S FRENCH TOOTH LozEHGEs. anoycl
and pleasant dcntilricc-thc finest in tie world Gor
cleaning, bcauifying, and preserving the teeth:
Iorsed by eminent dentists. Sold wholesale by
PURCELL, LApD & Co. and Il. ". POWERS Il Co.
Retail by WOOD & Sons, corner Ninth and Main !:
\. BoDEKER & BROTHER. corner Fifteenth and
Main; DOVE, 1924 Main: BERIiIAN & MCPHAlL,
corner Main and Seventeenth; DCvAL & THoMP-
sos. So Main MEADE < BAKER. 9l9 Main: UAR-
EISoN, Main between Sevcnthand Eighth: HAZARD,
Franklin, corner Fourth; BLAIR, SIS Broad l..
WAGNER & Co., Broad: ROCK. 5Ot Broad: AR
NETT. G33 Broad: THOMAS. Il: Broad; HOWARD
BROTHERS. corner Broad and Second; FuRSTAtANS,
I'll elst I'road; kITpERyATl.R, d Broad: FISCHER,
10 east Broad: MILLER, Fifth and Marshall; CARY
& BROTHER, Brook Il, crllc and Leigh street.
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(uvEcu NorES.--On Sunday morning ii
t&c Eir>t Baptist church tho pulpit WAS tiIicd
is l;cv. II. y. Tuppcr; in the evening Rev.
Lansing Burrows preached.
4! Tie second baptist church Rev. 4. u.
Phillips preached in The morning. There
WAS no service at night.
At the Thi:'l Presbyterian at night the
Rev. +. I. Paird preached the third Of Il So
liy> "t ,Hilnon> on tttclrtncc, Of tiri>t after
IA, tgi;'iiiNion, from john XX., 2lSt to 23d
verse !m'iu>tyr.
un "Wednesday from 6 ~ 10 O'Clock \. ".
rcVuir'a mla>scs will be said at It. Peter
;}tlr"lai for the soul ui the Right Rev.
Bishop Nriiili. deceased ii 10 o'clock Il
sIaHd requiem mass will be celebrated by
a." Right Rev. Bishop Gibbons.
huru- The season OF Lent. in addition to
In" ti>i&;l service, a II. Peters. there will
J.. service each Sunday evening III hali-pa,I
"'cl"cl.; on "Wednesday evening ut TIE
",al" hoGr; and on Thursday afternoon at >
o'clock.
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General Items.
South Carolina Republican Convention

CoLUMBIA, 5. c., February 19.-The Re
puplicln State Convention met to-day After
= long and acrimonious debate r. j. Moses,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives, was
elected temporary chairman.
Two tickets for delegates are in the field,
and printed letter from Attorney-Ceneral
Chamberlain, demanding the renomlnation
of Grant, is circulating in the Convention.
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Iry >r>r I.IBRARy.-Thc Joint commit
.,..u ta~ library have presented lengthy
..,.s., 10 Ike General Assembly. In trlri.
80. r,f.,r. recommends that Or. Ba@hv hc
,....., -" Librarian Uut:l the next 5icnnlai
,...n.;n!, TOR >tatc officers. and that Mr. Bill
,t.,I. t.e. ,.crA to The Secretary Of the Com
,.or"t",tA. lie made assistant librarian. Ii
,.u,.ir~ for TIE appointment OF toioncl
!. .rrua,l. Secretary Of The COMMONWEALTH.
j.. h-ruIT Of the i;oil>. The fees which ht
:. /. receive ~ such are to {" into the
.I.,..>...r. II represents the number OF book
h iH, ..'4.ry Ia bc 1850, including son
...,. l.roi.> in he STATE COURTHOUSE. |! Il :
...gan.> that wire screens bc pEacctt
...a4 .hr books on The first floor II pro-
...., 'i.,u. ;.s.d that wire doors be also plscct,
... :J" steps !rad.n@ 10 the gallery to prevent
,l.lrria,ioA~. It ai!ud"> 10 The injury don"
r.;., lun!.~ U-rinr ana since I'll" war 1T Sull'
...'n. and further recommends that ahN!-
a.. :,..l,.r> hr afforded ti.c public Gor
ls .i.- and making any extracts they m1y
=, AZ, ti'om thr books. lat prohibits ho"!,
.,lr tIh"n out ~ any one. The report
commitments The present officers, and states
',.' IHry have done all the; it was possible
E.. 'u,m fo do in the management Of tlt
js.rGy under III" present arrangement. L
'~.c~ int the rcarrlngCment> proposed vii
lot cost the state one dollar, and urges tl!,
-r..ty adoption Of is recommendations.
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CLOSING; SALE OF BooKS-Tlis morning at 10
O'Clock the sale of the remainder Of the English
books will be resumed at Mr.. kEEsEE's store, when
a the valuable books not on the catalogue will be
SOLD The sale will be continued III the evening AT :.
There arc several pcudd SETS of books yet TO be sold
including about twenty sets Of SCOTS novels, hae
Edinburgh editions.
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hAsoNic.- The members OF Logc Frar-
c'i-", No. -, \. /. ana \. NJ, intend to have
Union for the purpose OF con!crrin@ the
:. Master Mason's" daughters degree upon
tac wives, daughters, and mothers. of ali Ma
sons vino may wish 10 join with 80 on that
occ9sion The degree will he conferred at
Washington Hall, Bread street, next Tues
day evening, 18th, 1T s O'Clock, BY Worship
ful J. II. CapcrS.
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LARGE FAT CATTLE.-Mr. \. G. Robertson,
live stock broker, sold at the cattle scales yes
terday two large fat cattle, weighing together
4.S40 pounds. for $500. They were from
William II. Stewart, of Pulaski county, and
are splendid specimens Of what that great
catt!e-growins country produces.
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THE NEWEST AND BEsT-The lest waterproof
ovcrcoats George Dodge's gum overccats, manu-
factured in England. They weigh only sixteen
ounces aud are beautifully made. and turble They
have just been introduced IN this market by j.. u.
SPENCE & Son, elotliiers, 1900 Main street,
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ScNs or TEarERASCE.--A prominent tenn
l"rancc man in this city ias received a letter
iroin i;oocrt NJ. Foust, Esq, past most
worthy Patriarch Of the National Division Of
Sons al Temperance in which he says that
ttc "iil 'i>il richmond in about ten days.
II" IS commissioned to hold counsel with the
IONS here with view to settling existing
differences and restoring harmony. lie has
been 10 tloria, where lie succeeded in re-
cIga4!ziDg Grand Division.
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TIE ALLEGED fcRGTES SENT OH.-Icstcr-
i;ay morning thrrc was preliminary eXami-
natioa i."torr Justice White into the charges
against JOAN Drlntwhitc and Pink Null, who
were rccc"tiy arrested for forging the names
oi William ii. Williams and George Strong
OH orders tor a box o! manufactured tobacco
and two barrels Of ul!r. respectively. The
accused were sent to the grand jury for the
22d instant.
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ARREST or CESDIARIES.--DetectiVcs Hen
ry w. Dabney and Pat. Woods arrested two
Young colorcd men last night on the charge
of setting fire to the planng-mill of J. j.
Montague, which was burned n few nights
ago. The names of the parties are Wyatt
Thornton and Edward Robinson. Thorn
ton confessed to the crime and implicated
Robinson. Justice White will look into the
matter to-day.
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CLOSE OF Book SALE.-This morning at 10
O'Clock and at i'll the evening Mr. kecsee
will close out the entire stock Of English
books. Those who have not yet attended the
sale can procure some fine works by attend
ing to-day.
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CrNrlNCEn.--Ihe case Of Daniel Hubbard
(colorcd). charged with a><alilting and strk-
luz Daniel Higgins on the l0th instant with
:; bar Of iron, was again continued until Sat
urtiay OF account OF the absence of the pri!l-
cilrtl Witness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-20

For ladies' dress goods of every description call a:
LEVY BROTHERS,. where you viii find lurge assort
mcnt to select from and at rces low that you will
be satisfied on that score.
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PEmaoSAL.-GoycrnorW Walker and Colonel
Owens have returned from Washington city.
hr. ). 81. Iost. "f the Staunton Valley Flr.
9t"t0n, is in the city.
Alr. Samuel Puiialn has returned from his
European trip.
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M TIMlRE MARKETS.

DA,riMoxr. February la.-YirHnia s's, old, 20
hid cu,,o ,oIitL,ed, sif bid; West Virgtnia,s, bid;
North Catoii..s, old, 80 bid; new, ID bid; special
Civ N,iIs flour held &c. higher; other grades
strong. Wheat and corn hrm PORK, sli.sS. Shout
ders Uic.
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This IS the season for purchasing shcc!nrs. shirt
iugs and pow-casc goods, as well as towels. table
cloths, and napkins. LEVi BROTHERS are now
exhibiting full supplies of the above goods aHd are
selling much below regular prices.
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Nottingham larcs and Nottingham lace curtains
are now in general use; VIC saw some at LEVY BRO
THEIRS yesterday that were, If anything, more eie-
gant than the embroidered lace curtains. One Of the
advantages is that any ordinary wushcrwcnan can
do 1hnln III
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EVERYTHING i'm the way Of .adles' dress goods
adapted TO the rre2cnt season can now lie had ut
LEVY BROTHERS ut very low prices.
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WHAT'S N 4 NAME?-Not much, Il may be said !;
bat we are inclined to think there Is. See, for In
stance, our feow-townsmsn Mr.. DAVIES, who
named his gallery the "LEE." His pictures seem to
uart:ke of tie name.
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IlIAvE analyzcl the whiskey knowE under the
brand OF Il. Select" controlled By Mcssa. WALTER
ID. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va and find il free
from Jt,lsiL oil and Other impurities, and rGconl-
mend its use for medicinal and family purposes.
j. L. MCCAw. VI. D.,
late Professor of Chemistry,
N.IIC.l tolI,srn of mi
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BAlL RErCsED.-TEe Hastings Court was
engaged during the ciitirc day yesterday in
the examination of witnesses in tie Goddin-
Broc. case. II 4 motion for iail, Judge
Guigon refused TO grant bail TO either Of Tie
prisoners
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Rare combination. the highest art. and the loves
prices. 1T G. X. REES & CO.'S Photograph Gallery
oil AMI 9l3 Main street:
Card Pictures, $3.50 per dozen:
Impcrals, s. per dozen;
Large size, :2 first ono;
Beautiful Monograms new. ss per hundred.
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RonISs.-Siuce Saturday the trees in the
Capitol Square have been fairly alive with
rollins. Notwithstanding is layoritc street
amusement on Church Hill.
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PATENT SrcyRED.-tlr John S. Whtworth,
of the Norfolk aud Petersburg road, who has
secured patcn, for new locomotive brake,
was formerly the commander Of the Nah
chester Elliott GravS.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, February Ia.-Cottnn quiet and
steady sales c,ss7 bales upands :sbc; Orleans 23:c
changed. Wheat steady and in fair demand. Corn
heavy at Tof7osc. Rice dull ut sGstc. Pork and
lard stea.:y Turpcutiue steady. Rosin trm at
..esdis..7o. Tallow heavy ut stBa 7-lsc. Fretghts
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ApyEETIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade N my
portion Of the country should advertise in the
papers OF that section. NJ. ELLTSoE 4 co. viii
take advertisements and have them Inserted at pub
lIslrrS' ralCs.
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ADMINISTRATOR OF BIsEoP McGuL.-Thc
Right Rev. DR.. Gibbons qualified i'll the
Chancery Court yesterday as administrator
of the personal estate Of the late Bi,l!cn
MC(;ill
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LECTuKE.-Gcneral Imbodcn lccturcd last
night to good audience in the Hall of the
House Of Delegates on the mineral resources
Of Virginia.