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Axx,vFpsAEy CEI ERR OS,-Thr Il

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIoN.-Thca annivcr
Saiv celebration Of the Washington Literary
society, Washington and Lee University, vii
take place on Thursday evening, February
I'D. The orator on the occasion is to be
Mr.. s. II. Chester, of Arkansas. Debaters
j. 5. Lewis, Tennessee; II. A. Waller, Illl
nois; Frank Field, Missouri; and Il. +
West, Virginia.
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EAnsuAn.s Toorn LozExG Es were cxhinItnd Z

FARSIA,i's TooTu LoZENGES were exhibited nj
the American Institute Fair, 1871. The following |.
the report of the Judges:
NEW YORK, December Q, lSI1.-7o Hc Bo6rd q
Managers 4f the .bmerican i"stH"fc f"d"S'rin
Exhibition: Gentlemen After Il full and impar
tia examination rf the article aoy" described. the
undersigned judges make report that the tooth To-
zcuycs are very pleasant. convenient, and effective
dentifrice, composed of substance which ar" per
fcctlv harmless {. +. CHANDLER, L. EGGLESTOS
JR Judges, Professors Of Chemistry, Columhl'
College, New York city,"
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EXEMPTION FROM jury DUTY.-Ihe Mayor
las addressed communication to the Legis-
lature asking that Il bill be passed eXempt'nlg
all iirenen from jury duty. At present only
the officers of the department are exempt:
A bill 80 obviously just ought to be passed
without dclay.
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some of the most elegant tlhle-coths that eyes
ever Tchell. The fact Is that Levy BROTHERS
make table linen and housekeeping articles 4 spe-
cialty. Just call and take look at those double
damask table-coths five yards long. and the elegant
towels IN twenty different styles, well napkins
doyles, tray napkins, &c
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A SuSgeStiG.s.

EtitOrS Dispatch: Dear SirS,-It is gene
rally reported in town that Madame ,Janall.
schcck will repeat Mary Stuart OH Friday
night. This will be Il bitter disappointment
to many who have houSht tickets tor that
night, and have already heard her in that
play. The Richmond public would be dc.
lighted to hear her in Elizabeth or Marie
Antoinettc.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money MarEse

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, February 13.-Money easy at
8 to per cent. Sterling, 81 to 81. Gold
10t to 10l. Governments strong and ac-
tive; 62's, 110s Gfs, 11os; G5's, 111l; new,
l1ol; 67's, 111S; 6s's, 1124; 104G's, 110g
States: Tenncssee's, &c; new, G6. Virgil
MAS, 56; new, Sc. ..Louisianas, GO; new
30. Levee's, 81; SIS, 20. Alabama's, 80
5's, go. Georgia's, 20; rs, ,s6. North Caro-
lina's. 33; new, 174. South Carolina's, SO
new. 324.
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JOB PRINTISG.--We call Iii" attention Of mcr-
chants, clerks uf courts. shcriils. lawyers railroad
steamship and canal agents, and Others
having orders for printing. TO the facilities offered a
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for The
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds of jon
PRINTING. We can furnish ut short notice Cards
Ell-IIcarls Lcttcr-E[cas. Programmes. Ball Tickets
Blanks. Pamphlets Tags. lIan''-Bills, Catalogues
Bills Of Fare. Bills, Checks, Drafts &C., &c.
sc. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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THE New FouNTAlS,-The public fountain
TO be erected on Main street in front OF the
,ost-oflice is nearly ready to be put up. \
brass plate is to ornament the front, on
which is to he inscribed :"Presented to the
city by the Normal School. 1872. Dedicated
10 Humanitv.N
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CRY FINAHcEs.-The report of the City
Treasurer for the month of January shows
the receipts to he $lGl ,s9o.0O; the disburse-
ments were Sl97 ,962.5j. During that month
the insurance companies paid in taxes
amounting to S4 OFT. 50.
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NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW YORK. February l3.-Cotton weak and no'ui-
nall sales 334 halcs; upiands ic.: Orieans.ostc four
moderate. Wheat n shade lrmcr; winter rcd and
amber western. S.t46ISl.Gs. Corn closed heavy and
lower at 7?l17tc. Whiskey, ee3c. Rice moderate
lard Unchanged Turpentine dull. Rosn firm.
Tallow steady. Freights steady and lower.
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CUlvERTs.-In compliance with the rcsoll'
tiunS of the Council, the City Engineer advcr-
ti>cs this morning Tor proposals to buld tul-
yrrts in the rayinc between Broad and Mar
,l.ill streets at the intersection OF twenty
first street, across IWcnty-lourth street be-
tween Marshall and Clay, and across Twenty
ninth street between Broad and Grace streets,
4; The eastern terminus Of the tunnel.
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STREETS IL BAD OEDER.--in view of para
Graph published Yesterday about the bad con-
dition Of the roads in llcnrico county, city
correspondent writes To complain of the
mud on Grace street between First amt
licnrv He says ii is "a disgrace to the city, >
and il ought TO be attended to ut once.
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LEVY BROTHERS will open to-day the last case oi
that heavy ten-quartcr bcachrd sheetinS III Gc pen
yard. Also Wamsutta at 20c.. DaVol ut l9c., Fru
of the Loom at I.c., and Androscoggin ut lc. They
will continue to sell at these prices rs long rs tht
stock on hand lasts
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RounERlEs.- Yesterday morning between 3
and / o'clock the residence of Mr.. +. W.
Judge, OH the Grove road, short distance
from the city, was entered by thieves and
rohhcd of clothing and jewcry amounting
in value TO $50.
The residence of Mr.. Lcckcnbv, the florist,
was entered some time during the same
| night, and a number of valuable articles
taken, including watch.
The hoarding-housc Of Mr.. Frischkorn, on
Seventeenth near the corner of Main street,
| WAS also entered and robbed of clothing and
ijcwelry. The thief succeeded in making his
| escape.
| north side of Main between First and Second
streets was entered by thieves and robbed
| Of all the CRATES and water and gas-iXtureS.
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TIE NEWEST AND BEST.-The best waterproof
overcoats are George Dodgc's gum overceats, manu-.
ricturcd ia England. They weigh only sixteen
ounces. and arc beautifully made and durable. The!
have just been introduced in this market by J.. +
SPENCE & Son. clother,. 1900 Main street.
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Co.SCIL ArrRnPEIArI0N.-Ata il meeting Of
the CITY Council held on Monday evening
S2u4, 800 were appropriated. or this amount
$500, ,0OV is TO meet obligations of the city
falling due during the year, and 1890 for
street Improvements.
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impeachment of the Governor of
Florida.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, February 13.-The
resolution impeaching Governor Reed has
passed the House. Lieutenant-GoyeTno Day
assumes the Goycrnorship.
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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD, of this city, Is aH eN-
crllcut medium for advertising. 1t Is read In every
ucshhorhond In Virginia aud in the Carolinas. lis
charges FOR advcrtlSin. quite reasonable. Office.
Ills Main street nearly opposite the Dispatch Office.
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THE stock of dress goods at LEVY BROTHERS Is
such rs is seldom met with at this of the year.
and the prices have been fixed at such low figures
to enable even those with small means an opportu-
nifty of procuring nice dress pattern ut moderate
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HusT1sGs CoURT.--This court is presided
over at present by Judge Edward II. FitZ-
hugh, of the Chancery Court, Judge Guigon
being confined to his room by an attack Of
sickness. No business was transacted yester-
day.
The grand jury meets this morning.
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PH0TOGEArnEKs' AssOclATioE.-SeYeral OF
the leading photographers Of Richmond are
taxing iuitiGtory St.ps for the formation OF
:ii association eimil.r 10 associations of this
kind in some oT the northern cities for mu-
tual heueft and protection.
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THE MILLER WILL CAsE.-General Jubal
A. Early finished his argument yesterday in
the Miller will case. Further argument viii
be heard by the court to-day.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

. BALTIMORE, February l3.--Firgipia's, old. 20:
coupons, old aud new, 81; consolidated, Sc; West
yirginia's. II: all bids.
sviranf: SloJ. Corn quiet; white snutler1i &C.;
yellow southern, GUflfee.; western. mixed, Gptirc
bats dull mt 5.lIaic Rye ilrmcr ut Pork
steady and unchanged Bulk meats tlrin; Shou-
dcrs 5sI5,c; rib sides, 6SG16!c.; clear-rib Sides
Tc: loose bacon is Steady aud unchanged: hams
ls6llltc. Lard firm at 9la1loc. Western butter ac-
tive for all grades choice rolls, 2@@l?5c. goou ~
prime, l7d2o. Whiskey very quiet.
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rf,HE GREATEST BARGAINS IN TIE

SELLING AT COST.
In order to close ont all WINTER o0uDs; we
rh,I, s,JI Them Ar COST. aud Invite call from ;hnse
desiring to purchase DRY GOODS. we nave
splendid assortment of -, or,rs
ALPhCAS, EMPRESS CLOTHS,
SATTEENS, JAr.iNESE SILKS,
IRISH POPLlSS.
HENRIETTA and T.tMESE CLOTHS,
nT tCk BOlIBAIINES and FRENCH MERINOS,
BLACK and COLOkED SILKS,
yELyErTEES,
CLOAKS. SIlAWLS. at.
WATERPROOF CLOTHS.
CASSIMERES. FLAhNELS,
UNDER VESTS,
BLANKETS,
QUILTS,
and other desirable articles all Of which we ofer at
WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS,
frp No. GOl Broad, corner Sixth street.
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SEND your daughter for the next half session t"
the Richmond Female Institute, corner Tenth and
Marshall streets.
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hDyERTISE.-Our merchants seeking trade In All,
portion Of the country Should advertise in The
papers of that section. NJ ELIYsOS 4 Co. vii
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
fishers rates.
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OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY CoMrASY.l
RICHMOND, February 5. 1872. :
TVHE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
4 STOCkUOL LDERS of the RICHMOND RAIL
WAY COMPANY will he held Ut their Office NO.
lllJ Main street, Hirhuuut on MONDAY the 18th
February. ls12. ut |? . clock vi.
fc 3-td e. WALDROP. Secretary.
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sis,our, Labor.Reform Conyontion

ST.. Louis, February 13.-The State Labor
Reform Convention has elected full delega-
ton to the National Convention at Column.
bus. Ohio. The delegates were instructed
10 net with view to make their Influence
felt In the presidential nominations, and %
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vi a;E"Ti

VIRGINIA LODGE. No. ]. INDEPEND-
7 ENT ORDER NECHANICS.-Thc applicants
for charter for above Lodge will meet in tiiZhuGh
I.odcn-rO0Iu. OH Broad street hctwccn SIKH and
Seventh. TONIGHT at d O'Clock for organization.
f. III
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DESERVE ENDOWMENT rCLICfES are Spccialt!
with the WIDOWS AND ORPHANS BENEFIT LIFt
INSURANCE COMPANY. J. r. MOORE. agent, corner
of Cary aud Thirteenth streets.
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Don't fail to attend the great sale OF forfeited
pledges watches, diamonds, &C., at S. A. WIN
srocKs loan Office, No. II Fourteenth street to-day
Mt 10 o'clock. VIII be sold one splendid surveyors
COMPASS.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
DHT GOODS,
NEW. GOODS! NEW GOODS!

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
just received per steamer n fun line ut
..... r..as STAPLE GOODS,
embracing NIL the best brands Of BLEACuED and
EEON,E t;OTTOSS ald SIiEETfSGS.
Also, a large stock Of very handsome
MEDIUM and LIGHT CALlCOES.
All these goods were bought ny Mr.. DrcKWALLih ~
New York mt the lowest cash prices, and will bc sold
accordingly. DUChMALi- u hoo"S.
New stock Of
CHAEL LOTrESVILLE CASSlMERES
!" r. ~ '' DUCKWALL & R0CSS.
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AccIDEST.~-ic>terday morning Mr.. \,
Winstock, Of No. II Main street, received q
painful wound in his left hand by the acci.
dental discharge Of Il pistol.
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FINES IMPOSED AND CoLLEcTED.-Dufihg the
month OF JANUARY the amount OF nnes COZ
lected was S160.30; disbursements, S5o.oo.
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Look Ont for the Pretender.

TRANSPORT, KY, February IA swindler
pretending to be nephew OF General Lee
was Escorted" from town yesterday.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
d lCIIMOND THEATRE.
POSITIVELY FIVE NIGHTS ONLY.

First appearance in this city of JtNACSCHEk
the Queen of English tragedy. supported by her OWL
GREAT NEW YORK STAR COMPANY.
WEDNESDAY. February nth. CllESNEi WOLD
tan adaptation of Charles DickcnsS lileak lio'lseG
THURSDAY. February 18th. MACBETH:
FRIDAY. February 10Th, BENEFIT Or JAAAU-
SCHEK and farewell performance:
Admission. 81: reserved seats. soc. extra: gallery acc
The sale of reserved seats will commence ol
THURSDAY MORNING. 18th Instant, at " EST !
Jpy,: SHOWS ne It tu DoSl-pllcc. ic l3-It
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WOOILES MILLS.

'WOOLLEN MILLS.
Thanking our numerous patrons for their very lib
thon that regardless of the heavy advance In the
price of wool shall spare nn effort to merit ti!eir
confidence and patronage. and that
THE PRESENT HIGH STANDARD -
NJ our fnhrics shall not only be Iulntaned but WIN
Increased facilities and rig adherence TO our rule of
WI "'"e GOOD MATERIAL ONLY,
we hope to establish for them national reputation
For sale IN Richmond by ~
j. c. COURTNEY & SON..
THOMAS Il. PRICE e CO.,
DUCKWALL & ROUSS,
BREEDEN & FOX,
ISAAC SYCLES,
LEVY BROTHERS,
tal3 CARDOZO, FoURQUREAS co.
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The fame OF the LEE" Gallery Is now world
wide for ine pictures ut fair and honest prices.
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When you have failed to obttin fine pictures go u
the "LEE" Gallery. We have all our pictures taSeI
at that splendid establishment.
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Still H1GU.--The James river is still
muddy and high from the recent heavy rains
and the melting ice and snow in the moun-
fni,,
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CLAIM AGAINST TIE CITY.-McsSr>. Chand-
Ter Il Morton have sent claim 10 the Coun-
ell for services rendered to the city by Mr..
Chandler while acting us Commonwealth
attorney for two months, amounting to
1853 ;3}3-l0o. and special fee of $500 for ser
vices rendered in the case Of DrlTy Is. The
city of Richmond. This claim has been pre-
sentcd once before and referred TO a commit
tee. of which Mr.. Sloan was then the chair
nan. That committee reported unllvorabIy
un0u il
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NJ. ELLYSoS Co.. dycrtising Agents. DISPATCH
building will receive advertisements aud have them
inserted in any Journal cc the country 1T regular
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InrEnvEHENr cr lETs FOR THE PAST
Ir,N, AHn TIlE COST TIIE SANE.-t'rom the
report of the City ii necr we gather tie
following information 10 the repairs and
improvements OF strc,W for tie fiscal year
ending ,i,mli:try 81, ISL The expenses OF
the hands aud carts ani Hmtcd to 1901 Us.
The cNl"mliinrrS for 6<ccll;ncouS repairs
iu streets were -. IS: new work,
;'.3. $t.:,9: >i"u" for ,cadaniziug. &c.,
=, ,ni,'.EI: repairs unaciM lr direction of the
| i.n%iurrr. S,Il 80: >irCX contingent fund.
| t>a!nlr>. &c.l. ~3.So%.Ol.
| Geu"ral expenditures Marshall Ward,
%92%. Jefferson Ward, SA,1l2.41; Madison
Ward. $2.l2I.1S: MonrGNWard. 81 ,S31. "a
| clay Ward. S2e9h.&G JacA Alnu Ward S97 60.
Total So.*l..Gi: paving 1oad street from
yhc>altat" and Ohio I;ilrtS depot to MAYO
street, S2.5Nl.%:'. u'lct expenditures
Grading. pN'in%. rrl?yin@ tdcwaik;. tools
cur,in~. ila%>t"ncs. Nr.. sSi...!tS.2l Tota
amount expended during 1hc fiscal year
SilU.1ll.nj; total for li'n,tS and carts, ;s2'i,
| OOl .tS: street Improvement, &c., SSi 2l3."I
| uncxlcudrd appropriations or unfinished
work. a., February l>t, 1872, -, li.%2 re
| ccivrd for sales of garhaSc. street sweeping
&c., $1,000.
Tir amount of work done in Marshall Wart
WAS l.iS3 ililru lcct O1 grazing, SlaNcilin-
| IL fcvi granite cutters. 4.'SJ; brick side
walks. So tagging, III feet.
Jefferson Ward: Grading, LIB feet
gtayrlIin-. l...,r2!; granite cutters, 1.S'2
brick sidewalks. tagging, 80; street paving
/. 800; macIdanriHim%, GO.
Madison Ward: Granite cutters, 900 feet
tla"win@, $50; street paving, l,944; macad
amiZin", $3.50.
Monror Ward: Grading, l,2l?leet; grave
linz. 1886: granite CUTTERS. SO; brick side
walks. l.G9l; lla&g%iil@. 10; street paving
ISL: sewers, ;;.22.2,1.
Clay Ward: Grading, $50? feet: grave
linz, !. .2U3 granite cutters, G,G6i brick side
walks, J,2H1: c.lrh-st"ncS, l,ioS; Tagging
III: street paving. so; nmcadanzlnC, 102
sewers. ,H0l.
jackson Ward: Grading. AL feet; grant
cutters, 1861; brick sidewalks, 5G2 flag
gili%. -. .,
The total number of miles paved Wit
,r,riuitc was a.92; with cobble->tonc, G.jG
| macatiamzinw, 1.T0; miles Of streets gray
rilcd, 2D.il; miles OF streets not graded
G2.GG. Total number of miles of street,
| 1923.
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few more Dollar Shirts at z. B. SPENCE s SONS,
1900 Main street.
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UNMAiLABIE LETTERS REMAINING IL Tnt
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE FEBRUARY l%, lST2.-
+. j. Bartlett, New Orleans, La; Miss :. Is
Knight. Captain John I'll. Parker, Miss Ella
Watkins, Mrs. }. ii. Parker, Mrs. K. b
Hudncll. Nellie Parker, Miss l.. Bigger, X
b. Bcvil. ii. w. Dabncy, and W. j. Wake
licld. Richmond.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW IORk k.-Eirginia Is r /,
4 Steamship and Packet Compauy's -
elegant steamship WILLIAM L. CL IDiI, Captain
SCoTT, will leave her wharf at Rockets oil FRI
DAY February 18th. at l.. NJ. connecting with
steamers for Fail river aud Boston from same pier.
Close connections and through bills lang given TO
all southern. eastern. and western places: also to
Europe and Australia. Fare So; meals and state
rooms extra. For freight or passage. apply To
d. j. BURR. President. 12li Main street.
WASHINGTON L Co.. agents, Pier II North river,
New York fe li-3t
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LEcrrRE.-Mr. r. NJ. Manly will deliver
the next lecture before the Normal School on
Friday at T. o'clock.
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V'O TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS -
i desire to inform the tobacco trade that VIII
make the furnishing of their supplies slecialtY III
nv business They can at all times ind al my st9rs
LARGE STOCKS Of the BEST GOODS IN THIS
LINE.
/ am now receiving, partly In bond, c,,.
loo cases OF the best SPANISH LlCOltlCE T. fAS l..
comprising the &C u A. the genuine oiu u
C." brand, the Wallis " Extra; also' several
lower grades .,-r, ,., ~.
pounds per gallon
" barrels choice SIFTED GUMS.
OILS, TOSQUA BEANS, &c.
| have nude arrangements by which VIII nay Z
the sale of the present stock or the Sxrhps Oh !,e
Virginia Sugar Refining Company. Ihese are the
cheapest Syrups In the United States al the prices ~
which, VIII sell them. They are guaranteed pure
sugar and free from all chemicals.
liberal arrangements offered TO the grocery traae
OH these goods. JOHN II; MiLLih it
fe l3-lm 1ooI 1$lt! --. oeiee"
SAVINGS AND 1NSU'
lN RANCE BROKERAGE COMPANY.
The books of subscription to the capital stock OF
the M ASCHESTER SAVINGS AND lNSURANC
RRliK ERAGE COMPANY will he opened NJ tneii
Office in the Market place, on WEDNESDAYS ant
SATURDAYS. On other days can be found NJ t.is
factory OF Gary 4 Brothers, where amy informaIloi
VIII be checrfully furnished
=. rf " eSou
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LOOKING OUT FOR Observation-Disclosures
eraI Richardson was yesterday called on by a
Mr. Owen, of London, England. who brought
letter of introduction to him from Mr..
Charles Lcmprcrr, who was once connected
with the University Of Oxford. Mr.. Owen
is the furcllmncr of 4 number Of English
gentlemen who propose to come to Virginia
in the early spring. He visits Richmond and
other points in the State at present with a
view of purchasing land and Locating. The
letter concludes Your handsome offers OF
counsel and aid to cmig17lnts have been re.
ccivcd throughout England with the mos!
grateful SENSE"
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

NEW UNLIIh.No Jl1tNNT't1'
NEW ORLEANS, February l3.--Cotton dull mid
lurs ..c receipts. a,3!3 bales; sales, $500 b.e
Sterling. Io!. New York sight, discount. Gold,
ll0s. ,s
-. FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON February 3-EreaiRg.-Cotton closed
dull: nplan,!s. lltd.; Orleans, ll!d. Manchester
l,lvices are less favorable. ..it
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TOR BALTIMOR E-TRI-fI,i- LII
Il WEEKLY LINE-Stcaner pF; sas1sas--s.5s.n
| TERSBJTE(; will leave her wharf on WEDNEs-
DAY NIGHT at high tide. Freight received up 10
apply 10 "lLLlAM l hhi .,nn,
in LNS'N'
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NOR NEW YORK.-The Old ,I;;s>is:

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old 81: @+i,
Il Dominion Steamship Company's cle- s-Sr=e-a4=a,a s-re-4=a,a
CANT sIdc-wlIccl steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain
DLAKEMAN. will sail on FRIDAY. February 10th. ut
10 O'Clock 4. VI. Freight received until Friday
s a. NJ. Through bills of ndnG signed, and goods
forwarded with dispatch 10 all points north SOUTH
rost and west. Close connections made with Cunard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare. Sl2; stccrasc, Sd; r0nnd-trip
tickets $50. For freight or passage. Apply 10
JOHN ". WYATT. Agent.
f.. .1i-st No. ) Governor street.
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DOR NORFOLK. j. . r L 5 -s[5sT,
Il MOUTH. AND WAY-LASDINGSsS@ sS@sElrs.sszz- 81
on JAMES RIVER.-The elegant steamer PAIL
powhatau Steamboat Company sheds every ri ES-
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY ut % O'Clock
\. VI. Freight received every day from I o'clock
10 ls W. =. BRETT, Agent.
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Il The steamer EMPIRE. Captain aF=zs--s==-s.. -.
ALLEN will receive freight for the above pert tll
THURSDAY The 18th instant ut II O'Clock. trciShl
t,kru for All parts Of Pcuusylvanla. New jersey.
and Delaware also for Norfolk and New Orc:iils al
low rates Passage to Pl,lladclphia INCLUDING meals
aud .t,tnroom - W, L. PORTER. Agent.
~ fa IIw No. 1I23 Dock street.
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Tickets sold and baggage checked through AT CARRIER
& Co.'s Express, No. $50 Main street. and OH board
steamer Eliza HancoX. .
The above varied route commcutls itself especially
to tourists and ple;tsirc-scckers, enabling them 10
PASS THROUGH DUTCH GAP and SCI. other
points of Interest Oh JAMES RIVER BY DAY
LIGHT. l.. Il. TArUM, General Agent
James River Steamboat Company.
Office. Ninth and Alain streets, and 1T Rockets.
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