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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-05

IMPORTANT CHANGES PROPOSED IN TIE Mill
TIA LAw.-The Militia Committee reported to
the House of Delegates Saturday bill which
win be interesting to members Of volunteer
companies. 1t is proposed to amend the law
of March Goth, 1871, by the following nddi-
tional section: t co.,.
"Volunteer companies may be composed Of
persons liable to military duty enrolled in
any regiment Of the reserve militia; and for
the encouragement of volunteers every Off
Ger and member Of any volunteer company
organized as provided in the said act CMarch
-, 1871 shall be entitled to have his name
struck from the rolls of the reserve militia,
and shall be exempt from jury service. But
to guard against persons becoming members
of volunteer companies for the purpose Of
avoiding serving on jylries, it shall be the
duty Of the commanding officer Of every COM
paay to strike from the roll OF his COM
ranv the nalne of every man who fails
or nes!ects to perform any Of the
duties incumbent on him as member
Of such company; and he shall in every such
case notify the court of the county, city, or
town in which the person resides that his
name has been stricken from the roll, and
that he is liable to perform jury duty !; and
shall likewise inform and notify the COM
m1ntlant of the regiment Of the reserve
militia in which he should be enrolled, SO
that he may be enrolled III said regiment
Volunteer companies shall consist of not less
than fifty nor more than one hundred men,
to he raised by voluntary enlistment for i've
years" ......
The same committee has reported n joint
resolution requesting our senator's and repre-
scntatives in the Congress Of the United
t,,l.o TO In
seem proper to secure the correction of any
errors which may have been made i'll the dis
trihution of arms by the War Department to
Virginia, and the restoration Of the full quota
to which the State is entitled under the acts
of 1905 and 1850, so as to obtain fer the State
sufficient arms and equipments to arm and
equip the militia.
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Police Court, SATURDAY-Justice J. j
White presiding. following cases were
disposed Of: .- ...,,....-'s ~, 3. 70 .
William Carter and Adolphus, Freeman
(colored), charged with stealing one bracelet
of the value Of $50, the property of some
person unknown. Continued to the 10th of
February. -. r..,+.rsr = n. .,,.s.,-. e:
William Whitlocke, charged on warrant
with assaulting and beating Louis j. Smith.
Discharged. . 3, f.'
Rachael Jones (colored), charged on war;
rant with assaulting and striking Mamie
Cousins. Fined S5. 90 ''.'..'.@,. 'i''a's-
William Cousins (coloredI, charged with
abusing Rachael Jones and throwing stones
at the house of the said Jones. Fined 50.
NJ. Golden, charged on warrant with un-
lawfully assaulting Joseph Clayton with a
knife. Continued to February 5th.
Pink Rose Thomas (colored), charged on
warrant with having in her possession one
counterpane supposed to have been stolen,
Continued to February 9th.
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Latest News from Washington.
Sudden Death.

Specl31 Telegram 10 Tie OlSpaCcn.' e..
WAsHHGToH, February 3::-Rev. Dr.. vii
liam Hamilton, one Of the oldest members OF
the Methodist Conference, and almost uni
versally known irashis community, fell in the
street here to-day and Immediately expired,
aged seventy-four years. TMoE.
Richmond Tobacconists at tho Inter
ss..-s..t.. max Revenue OHsce. @
WASHINGTON, February 3-A delegation
of plug manufacturers from Richmond were
at the internal revenue Office to-day to inter-
view the commissioner in relation to the tax
on tobacco, and to urge him to use his ins]u-
ence with Congress to secure the passage Of
law making the rate of tax uniform on all
kinds of : manufactured at whatever rate
Congress may decide upon.
The commissioner informed the delegation
that the Office sympathized with them in their
request, and favors such modification of the
present law, not inimical to public interest,
as will meet their desire.
The Treaty of Washington about being
Broken Up. -
WASHINGTON, February 3.-The New York
World has the following special from Lon
don: ....-...- ..~.
'"Chief Justice Cockburn has officially
counselled the Cabinet that England must
recede Immediately from the treaty Of Wash
ington, leaving America to decide between
that and a new treaty. a war council is now
discussing the terms in which this resolution
shall appear i'll the Queens speech ut the
opening of Parliament"
Death of an Ex-Confederate Officer.
WAsHNeToN, February 3.-Major Charles
S. Wallack died here to-day of consumption.
In the early part of the war he went south
and served in the Confederate army; first as a
paymaster, with the rank Of major, the most
of the time at Petersburg, and then during
the latter part of the war as depot quarter.
master at the same place. ..r
General Items.
WASHINGTON, February 3.--The balances Of
been ordered to be withdrawn from the
repositories. " ".ot
The Senate Committee on Commerce will
report favorably upon the nomination of W
T. Haines as Commissioner of Customs.
Rev. DR.. Hamilton died to-day from inju
ries received in fall while entering street
CIR. T~
The House was engaged in general debate
only to-day. There was no session OF tht
Senate.
George A. Barksdale, Esq, has resigned a
vice-consul of the Argentine Republic a
Richmond, Virginia. r
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
decides that assessors are not entitled to re
ceive commissions OH tobacco sent from thei
district in bond for export, which is subse
qucntly withdrawn from home consumption
and the tax paid.
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TelcSraphic Summary.

The Missouri House of Delegates Till to-
morrow consider the Governors veto of the
bill paying bonds in greenbacks.
The orphanage Of the Good Shepherd, at
Louisville, Ky., has been burned. Fhe In
mates were all saved.
The Board of .Councilmen of Cincinnati
has passed resolutions requesting the trustees
of the Southern railway to reject the charter
passed by the Kentucky Legislature.
The banquet and ball to Alexis at Mem
phis on Saturday was brilliant affair, but
not largely attended. He leaves for New
Orleans tomorrow. -
The bribed aldermen in Chicago have been
sentenced to six months imprisonment and
81 900 fine. -.
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CHAScERY Court, SATURDAY-Judge E. II.
Ftzhugh.-The following cases were dis
posed of: ..-r'.
O'Neil's executor Us. Isaac A. Goddin,
&c. Order directing James E. Goddin, pur-
chaser, to show cause on 18th February, 1872,
why he does not comply with the terms of
sale made under former decree in this cause.
Mitchelrs executor Us. Mitchell and others.
II. Y. Mitchell Us. Mitchell, &c. Decree re-
ferring cause to a commissioner for inquiry
and account.
Ring, &C., us. Clash, &c. Decree confirm
ing report of commissioner aud making dis
tribution Of the fund on hand.
Mary Brooks us. William Turpin, &c: De-
cree referring cause to commissioner for in
quiry, account, and report. - .-,,,..q
Streat us. Davenport and others. Decree
perpetuating injunction as to part of the
demand against the said Streat, and dissolv-
ing it as to the residue. . ~.. s.
Black Us. Tyler. Order overruling motion
to dissolve the injunction heretofore awarded
in this cause, and continuing the same.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, February a.-Virginia s's, old, IS bid
'66's, so bid: 87s 10 btd coupons, old, 5s bid sst
asked. Consols, So bid, $50 asked West Virginia's
l5 bid, Log asked North Carollas, at bid 80 asked
new, ls bid; special tax, l. bid. -. -.l,
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat-Pennsylvani
l.55@StOo-the latter price for choice There Is
abscpce Of business In corn, wheat, and rye. for
visions steady. Mess pork, Sll5o6$l!.7S. 81
Bacon-Shoulders, packed, si@7c-; rib sides, 7!@
&c.; clear rib Sides, sGsic.; hams, l3@l!ic: Bulk
clear sides s317c. Lard, &c. Butter firm and iI
good demand; choice western roll 2Ll26c-; good tc
prime, lG42oc.; common, l3Gl7c. Whiskey stead,
1T 9Isc.
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There is to be sold in London carly in
Ma!ch an interesting collection of historical
books, manuscripts, maps, charts, and en-
cravings, Of which the libraries Of William
Penn and bis descendants furnish large
portion. Many Of the books in the ccllec-
ton bear the armorial book-p!ate of" VIII
lam Penn, Esq, proprielorof Pennsylvania,
Ilo3," autographs Of Thomas, John, and
Granville Penn, contemporary books, maps,
plans Of campaign, and manuscripts, relating
70 Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Virginia,
and other States which began TO have a name
Ghd power in Tic seventeenth and earlier
part Of the eighteenth celisaiy, works be-
longing to the dawn Of American history and
now rarely found, and which none but such
" knight, author, and statesman as Penn
would ever have brought together.-B3ston
Adrerhser.
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Affairs i'm EyorEnoatioI,s.

SALT LAkE, February ga mass meeting
Of citizens adopted resolutions approving
Judge McKeon's action in refusing to bail
the murderers upon the order of Attorney
General Williams, and asking the dismissal
of District-Attorney Bates. ~
a fight between two roughs at the Revere
House resulted fatally to both. -..,
There was tremendous row at masque-
rade ball last night, and the police being
driven off, they returned armed with shot
guns and stopped the festivities.
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:THEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIE-
C.RoAD.-Op and after; September lst Assem-
GER TRAINS win leave Richmond Sundays ex-
cepted) as follows: !!a . zsft q +1ELEti.N
s:a0 A. M-aLAIII TRAIN for the White Sulphur
Springs, connecting mt with the Orange,
A1exandria md MANASSAS truin for Washington ard
North, and LynchbrIIg and South,
r a:s5 ACCOMMODATIONS IRA IN for Cor
donsville, except Saturday, which day IL leaves
at r. NJ Thfs train connects at -Gordonjville With
the night trains on the Orange. Alexandria and Ma
nassas railroad for orLHNCHBUKG aud WASHING
sghrough tickets, at low rftea soid to MI points
Northwest and Southwest s- 81 .r,f =
" HSteerage tickets. from LIVERPOOL; Qneensto,Ff,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Havrc, Rotterdam,
fergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenburg to nli point.
OH tlis road, can be bought Of the General Ticket
Agent at Richmond or can be ordered through any
station ngent OH the road. ,5'2 ~. -
Further Information may he obtained at the Com
pany's Offices. ..,.-.....-sls, ,a.>r..,,.-.
No passenger trains are run on Sundays.
!. >. 49,. A. II. PERRY General superintendent
JAMES T. NETHERLANp, General Ticket gent
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bitrators and the American Government
that efforts at arbitration may as well cease.
The Daily Telegraph says that negotiations
to that end had been opened, but the British
Representations were not received In o
friendly manner. ta,IIs is.s.7 IL p9.
. The Prince and Princess Of Wales will be
present at the Thanksgiving services in st.
PauPs. -" ~
b All heleading morning Journals have ar
ticles on the Alabama claims, critising the
American case with great severity and urging
the Government to declare its opinion, and
purposes in regard to the demand for in
direct damages. - -: F','4
r5,t 1a: Ireland. '.@'
POLITICAL RIOT. ,t
LONDON. February 3.--At n meeting in
Galway, Ireland, to-day, to nominate candf-
hands indicated that q minority Of the meet
ing farored Nolan, the horne-rule candidate.
The result Of the vote created a great up
roar, which eliminated in riot; between the,
opposing parties. The police attempted to
suppress the disturbance, wlien a furious
conflict took place between the officers and
rioters. Order was not restored until many
persons had been seyerely wounded. 81 .
49, Spain. - =. sf5-' III,
MADRID, February 3.-At mass meeting
of seven thousand Radicals Echegaray de-,
iivered an address, in the course Of which he
alluded to the reported atrocities in Cuba,
and declared that there was good reason to
believe there was some foundation for these,
accounts. He said he had incontcstable evil
dence that. children had been shot, and he
demanded that stop be put to such out
RACES. sd. Stss' g.. 81
The speakers generally called for exten.
sive reforms at home and in the Colonies
among them the abolition of capital punish
ment and slavery, the reduction Of taxation,
and the privilege of trial by jury. All adj
yerted to the continued possession of Cuba
and the maintainance of Spanish authority
in the Antelles." -.
The deputies in the late Cortes have issued
a manifesto demanding that the reforms
promised colony in 1869, viz, a constitutions
al government and abolition of slavery be
carried into effect. rs. - '" -.
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THE ETHEATRE.-Miss Wellesley played on
SATURDAY. night before a slim honse.. A week
of tragedyis to be followed, ,bya week of
light Comedy. ro-nights tie beautiful and
sprightly hloade Leona SCayendsr win COM
mence an engagement. She ,isyery popular
in the northern cities, but has never .lefore
been South. Her opening piece IL John
Brougham's modern comedy called Mthnnie's thn,l
Luck. " - .tss.fs..s s..a Il. s,.F,..s
q. The New York Herald thus speaks OF the
star of the present week: ..:..---.s :..
Miss CaTender was successful In tefefy
respect. Her Winson1e manners, gTaeetfll-
ness, cheering aspect under difficulties, her
yiyacity, dulled ut times by clouded thoughts
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Jon PRINTING.-We call tho attention Of mcr-
chants clerks Of courts shors, lawy ers, railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents, and ell others
having orders for printing, 70 tho facilities offered at
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for tho
prompt and faithful execution Of all Kinds OF JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
B-Heads, Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Dils, Catalogues,
Bills Of Fare, show-Bills, Checks Drafts, &C.. &C,
SC. Satisfaction guaranteed. '--,ss
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, VISIT 10 ATiiA>s-1hE STATE NSlSER-
',.,y- NlEGiNl.tNS IN THE FACULTY y
,e.i!T OVER 1lIE LAND ElP-TIiE
,NrH, 2.OWEI.L AND T. K)-A VERY CT
r.yl STORY OF \ PROPOSED MEETING
rrrWEiN LtE AND MCCLEL L AN AT
,ry,,Sr;I.HG-pTIlER MEN OF MARIA
.-.l. THINGS ABOUT ATLANTA-THE NEW
,.,,.r7,<Na-- -DIFLOCK "WANTED."
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BAD WEArnER.-That of Saturday was OF
the worst kind. The dry snow of Friday
night was succeeded by drizzling rain in
the early morning, which served to cover
the sidewalks with slush. Then came hail,
and the weather becoming colder, ice sue
ceeded slush, and many a fall was the con-
sequence. y
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MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 5, 1872.

and viles surroundings, told wonderfully.
NOW she would sing refrains, aud rattle her
tiny feetin,a grogshop, and Miss Cavender
dances with artistic finish; again, she would.
burst into food Of tears at the recollection
OF her; wretched associations, and fly the
scenes of misery. She was mirth-provoking,
gentle, fascinating. affectionate, and alto
gether a general flYorite-a fact, by the way,
frequently demonstrated by unconstrained
apnlaffse - "-s 4 -.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
new York stock and monry Market,

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YoRK, February 3.-Money easy at
to per cent. Gold, 1905 to 1e9s. Gov
ernments advanced 4 to. h. closing dull.
New South Cardinals active !, other southerns
dull and steady. Tennessee's, 65; new, 65.
Virginia's, Sc; new, 58. Louisiana's, 81;
new, 50. Levee's, 60; rs, 70. Alaban,a's,
90; 81, so. Georgia's, 20; rs, s5. North
Carolina's, 314; new, 15j. South Cardinals,
so; new, SO. - s.,,.55s.-
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PolITIoAL DISABILITIES REMovED.-The
Governor hns removed the political disabili-
ties OF Thomas jackson (colored), of Page
county, who has served part Of term in the
penitentiayv for felony. This action was
taken on the recommendation Of numerous
prominent citizens. -
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MEMPHIS, February 3.-sleeping-car Con-
ductor Trice, on the Memphis and Charleston
road, who circulated the story of the alleged
haison of JEFF. Davis, knocked down General
G. D. Mowry with al iron poker near Hunts
vile yesterday, injuring him seriously, if not
fatally. The rencontre grew out Of the story.
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OF" CoMrANY.-This company, having
made arrangements, will meet tonight, and
regularly hereafter, in the drill-room OF the
Richmond Howitzers, in the basement Of
No. 10I5 Stearns's block. ~r-7@.
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CONSERVATIVE CAUCUs-A conference of the
Conservative members Of the House Of Dele
gates was to have been held on Saturday
night to take into consideration the distribu-
ton of the land scrip and other questions,
but owing to the slim attendance the caucus
was adjourned until next Wednesday even
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RIf,uNoSD. EebrIla


CARp.-For reasons best known to the medical
profession Of the city, hereby withdraw my appli
cation for the position Of Surgeon to the Trcdcgar
Iron Works. At the same time return my thanks to
those who have interested themselves in my behalf
JP. HARRISON NJ. u,
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USAAI1ABhE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICR February 3, 1872.
Samuel Kecsce, Richmond, Va; NJ. Jean
Pieri, Richmond; DR.. w. E. Wood, Nor,
folk; Mrs. John T. Anderson, Buchanan,
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NEW YORK MARKETS

New YORK, February 3.-Cotton frmer; sales,
?3U9 ialeS uplands, 2?ic. Orleans, 23ac Flour dull
and unchanged, Wheat quiet and steady. Corn a
shade e,sicr with firm export demand. Pork
nominal; new, $3.50. Beef quiet. Lard quiet and
steady. Naval6 quiet and firm. Groceries and
frcicnts dull.
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED THlEF.-Spencer
G. Marks (white) was arrested here Satur-
day night by detectives Wrcnn and Rogers,
charged with rohbing W. II. Lipscomb, a
Washington jeweller. lie was carried before
Justice White and committed to Jail 10 await
the rcouisition Of Governor Cooke.
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ALLEGED PolsoSING CAsE.-Peter Webb
and George Benedict were consigned to cells
i'm the first police station on Saturday to all
swcr for an alleged attempt to poison Mrs.
Short. The Police Justice requested DR.. w.
II. Taylor, analytical chemist, to examine
the poisonous supposed compound, and the
result will be announced at the hearing. of
the parties before the Police Court this morn
inr
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THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell at 10 4. N. planes
furniture, SC. sys 80
w. GoDDlS will sell at r. 81. real estate In Man.
chester, on the north side OF Hull street.
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IHAyE "DoUBLE-THREAD," But NEVER
THINK OF USING IT.-aIrs. Captain JAMES w.
SHIRK, United States Navy, writes II have a
'do,.1le-thread' sewing-nachine, but never thiuk
of using it. Iplace more raine on my WILCOX &c
GIBBS Sering- Hacii inc than anything else Ihdre."
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TIMERS WAETED.-Thc Baron Manufacturing
Company, OF Ballare, Ohio, wish to employ thirty
(3O) good timers. The company is devoted to the
manufacture Of Lanterns, and the demand for them
has been SO great that have not been abe to sup
ply 1t; and rs We have been granted new and vlua-
BILE patent on Lanterns, shall be obliged to run a
strong force both night and day in order to get
enough trimmings made up for the coming season.
We are now settled in our large and new factory,
which is capable of running about one hundred men.
We guarantee steady work and good wages to steady
aud capable men the tcno1e year round. Tuners
who have not sure thing or steady work will do
well to secure situation IN the Baron Manufacture
ing Company. Remember that good timers can
hold their situations in this comPsny for any length
of time. Those who desire work must come imme-
diately or address US by letter.
BARON MANUFACTURERS COMPANY.
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New PASSENGER DEpoT AT HUNTINGroN.-A
new passenger depot is about to be erected at
Huntington, and bids are solicited by Fl. 7.
Douglas, Esq, division engineer.
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STILL RUsSING.-The steamer Eliza Han
cox, for Norfolk, ETC., has not been detained
at all by the ice in James river. AS she is
specially fitted to run through ice, she will
continue her trips as usual without interrupt
tion
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U,y,,cb Faw i'm Xcntucky,

RICHMOND, February "a party of masked
men went to the Jail where Slough, who
killed his wife in fit Of drunken jealousy,
was confined, and took him out and hanged
him .., -. ..- .-"r t...s-r r.t.. =
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1871 y. WINTER -. 1871.
lCfl. .ARRANG HlCS LIE

SCHEDULE OF RICHMOND. FREDERICKs-
= BURG AND POTOMAC ROUTE ti4
THROUGH TRAINS leave the depot corner OF
Byrd and Eighth streets as follows: ..M. ,..-I-
The DAY TRAIN daily at $40 A. M. arrives In
at 2!5, phla at sl5, and New York at 1O2o
Z. N. THE SAME DAY.
:. The NIGHT TRAIN daily Except on sandays}at
The DAY TRAIN arrives In Richmond at ~
The NIGHT TRAIN arrives In Richmond Mon
DAYS excepted1 at 800 A. NJ. ,x.
fhe ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for hill1ofI
leaves Broad-Strect depot daily tSundays exeepted}
THE FREIGHT TRAINS leave OH Tuesdays ana
Fridays at s:45 A. NJ.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH Bag
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points north, cast
Company's Office, corner Of Broad and l,E EElghn q
streets, ,n.,., .....
J. Il. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent
ET. D. MYaRs, General superintendent - 1cI
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,ApvEITIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade In an,
portion Of the country should advertise In the
papers OF that section. NJ. ELLYsoN g Co. Will
tlke advertisements and have them inserted at pub
lishers' rates.
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TEACHERS MEETlNG.--At the weekly meet
ing of public school teachers on Saturday
"Prinr,ry Arithmetic" was the subject dis
rIIsscd ,...,r 81. ~ ..-.. -..-. ...s ....
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NEW MAGUrACTuR1SG FIRM-Our readers will
sec in another column the announcement Of Mcssrs.
JAMES NJ. TALBOT and ETTESGER & EDMOND.
They have united for the purpose Of conducting
general MACHINE aud FOUNDRY business under the
firm name of TALBOT, ETTENcER e EDMOND.
This firm commences business Oh the most favorable
auspices. each member Of 1t being thoroughly con-
yersant with everything pertaining to tho iron busi-
ness, aud ample means to conduct 1t on most cx-
tcnsiye scale. We hope they will receive as they
deserve, large share of Virginia aud southern
ordprs.
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NJ. ELLYsoS & Co., Advertising Agents. DISPATCH
building Win receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any Journal of tile country at regular
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ACclnESr.-On Saturday Mr.. Emmett
Knowles, one of the assistant city gas inpec-
tors, lost his footing on pavement covered
with ice and fell, breaking an arm.
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Ready-made clothing and gcntlemens furnishings
have been put down III price ut E. B, sPBNGE G.
SoN's. 1900 Is the place for bargains. -. r.,