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Dissolution ofCOpartscrship.

NOTICE i. hereby given, that the co.
~ partnership existing under tie styi"
of HOOVER & FISHER has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to
the firm are respectfully desired to come
forward and settle up as we wish to close
up the business as soon rs possible
GEORGE A. HOOVER,
NATHANIEL FISHER,
-" We have a lot of sacks scattered
around among our customers. Persons
having them in their possession will please
return them Immediately.
Graceham Mills, August "a, 1S72.4wA
TIE business will still be carried on by
the undersigned, who is very thankful for
tho liberal custom that has been extended
to him before the firm was established,
and also since; and respectfully asks for II
continuance of the same, hoping by strict
attention to business and desire TO please,
to merit your custom
GEORGE A. HOOVER.
Angus, 81, 1872.
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MORO PHILLIPS
GENUINE LNPRO WE'D
Superb Phosphate of Lime,

"a" No. 05 SOUTH STREET, BALT1
MORE.
The ingredients of this S'lrrr-Phos
plate are Bone, Phosphate, Suphuri'
Acid and Ammonia.
1t is one of the best Phosphatrs now in
use, and operates on the land like charm
cY- Farmers are invited to give it Il
trial. Always on hand and for sale by
GEO. W. STOCkSDALE, Agent.
Aug. 24-3mos
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NOtice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the debtors
IN Of DR., Timothy G. Sweeney, dcceas-
ed, either by note or book account, to come
forward and liquidate their liabilities with
in ninety days from this notice. Thos
who fail to do so, will find the accounts o
their indebtedness placed in the hands of
an officer for collection.
JAMES A. ELDER, AGEST
For Mrs. Regina S. Sweeney, Ad'1
sept 28-4w
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March 3lst, 1872.

TWELVE months after @
i. date, | intend to close ErI-ESet
my business at my present FL M
stand, to open again next door HS,.&
to DR.. Schlcy's in the room now occupied
by Mcssrs. StauTer RE Dry Goods Store. cd
In order to carry, if possible, in the new
Store an entirely new stock of goods, !
shall, during these twelve months, offer of
my stock. no1 on ha'u1, at aud below cost,
until the last vestige Of the same is cleared
out Now then
COME IN FOR TIE BARGAINS!
assure you that am ready to cell at pri'
ccs lower than ever offered in this town:
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Opera, Matinee, Leontinc, Chatelain and
GENTS VEST CHAINS,
Gold, Silver, Hair, and plated, Guess
PINS AND EAR RINGS,
ir sets or separates;
BRACELETS ,ARMLETS, NECKLACES
LOCKETs, CHARMS. RINGS,
SLEEN E-BUITONS,
Studs and Gents Pins, including quite an
assortment of Emblems of different S0cic-
ties handsome supply of
SOLID SILVER WARE,
Silver Plated Tea Sets, Walters, Baskets
Butter Dishes, Casters, Fruit Stands,
Goblets, &c, &c.
CLOCKS IN GREAT VARIETY;
SpEcTAcLEs AND EYE GLASSES
in gold, silver, white metal, steel and rub.
Der frames.
Ofal! the above an abundant supply on
hand.
REPAIRING as heretofore, unsurpassed
in workmanship and with greatest dispatch
Everything,as represented guaranteed by
CHAS. II. o. FOX,
Nearly opposite the City Hotel
mar 80 If Frederick, I'D
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Joseph A. Wierman, Proprietor.

I|IIlS llou.c is now ready for the recrp-
,ion of hoar.ierS and the travelling
public, 1t in newly fitted up with all me-
cessary convcnirnrcs 1t is roomy, airy
and pleasantly located. |. is .t7sA,
three story Brick Building with ,:s
Ii rooms Excellent water near A-x-L
the house. During the approaching sum
mer m>ltll it vii! AI,rl y pie aaant retire
from the no.e and hustle of the city.
The house is well furnished and the pro.
prietor will supply the table with all tbs
comforts and tlrlicaclcs Of the season.
The view Of the surrounding country is
grand l'oardcrS from the city and gentle
men Of leisure can enjoy themselves here
during the summer In an Agreeable man.,
nor. The house is quiet and retired, and
every endcavor will b. made to please.
apr 20.tf
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rINNIlL PAY TO READ THIS

- TO on DOLLARS per day -
, ~ Agents wanted All classes
of working people. of either sex, young
or old, make more money at work for rs in
their spare moments. or all the time, than
at anything else Particulars free. Address
G. STINSON & CO..
sept 71y Portland, Maine
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AdministrAtOr's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
~ scribcr has obtained from the Or
phan's Court of Frederick County, Letters
Tcstamcntary on the Estate of
SARAH BUSSARD,
late of Frederick County, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, on or be-
fore the 18th day of March, 1878; as they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said Estate.
FREDERICK WHITE,
sept 144w Administrator
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DON'T READ THIS
/, l. a y I h ! n GS.
LET "EEERI BODY" REJOICE.

G l. a b I D ! n ISL
LET "EVERY BODY" REJOICE.
"CARRi TIE NEWS TO llIRAM,'
"CARKY TIE NEWS TO HORACE,
LIVELY TIMES AT HAND.
LET NlOLlNlSTS BE GLAD
To know that they can get for
20 cents ST., Of four VIOLIN STRINGS
30 " " much better
80 still better
former price 81 per set.
Also, VIOLIN AND BOWS,
From ONE DOLLAR up to $500.
Banjo strings 30 cents per set
do. do SO cents per set
Guitar Strings ~ cents per set
do. Go. S1,2O per set, best
Niolnccl'a Strings, 81 per set a strings
the best.
rB" All SIZE. of Accordeons ONE DOL
LAR less in price,
t4- Every kind of Musical Instrumcn,
In store
es" Great reduction from former prices
Goods are lower now than ever
Come over "a heather! come n tarcthcr
Come Hiram, an Horace an a tagether |!
Come a running but don't fall" to
SMITHS Temple of Fancy
aug, LIFT Frederick, Md,
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LUMBER FOR SALE,

rINHE subscriber offers for sale 10 or
| $1,000 fec, of . inch plank; large lot
Of frame timber Of all sizes; several thous
and feet Of inch boards; II large lot of
johts, lathrs and roofing; an engine boileI
and fixtures; 9 bark mills and gearing to
the same; a lot old iron castings, suitable
to lr worked up into bar iron,
The above lumber and other articles |
will sell at private sale on accommodating
terms. ALBERT LANIT,
Smithficld, IIarbaugh's Valley,
may 4-3mos. Right at The Railroad.
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S \ V |. NJ O y + !

NEW BOOKS.
The Reigning Belle" 10y Mrs. Stephens,
BY his own Might" A Romance.
Thrown Together" by +. Montgomery
True Love" by Lady hi Beaucicrk
True as Steel, by Marion liarland.
Edna Browning by Mr.. Holmes.
"Dcloplanc," by Walwor'h.
"Thrcc wears in Man Trap" by Arthur
,"Brat,ricc,' by Julia kavanauyh.
"Breczic Langton," a Moved
Good bye Sweetheart" \ Novel.
"A Golden sorrow" A Novel.
Maud Mohan," by Annie Thomas.
VIVA" A Novel.
Hearts and Homes Ivy Mrs.. Ellis.
at is the Fashion, From thu German.
MY lIrroine' A Novel
"Ornbra." A Novel.
"a good Investment A Novel
Oar BOYS" or the Army Of The Potomac
~" New Books constantly added 70 the
Library.
.T-Tcn Cent? per volum" pr week.
~" Library open from q. m, until
u m DAVID I. SMITH,
sent IF Frederick, Md
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WATCHES AND JEWELIeN
G. r. EYSTER & BRO.

G. T. OYSTER & BRO.
WISH to infoim their customers and
w the public generally, that they hay"
Just returned from the city with a splendid
assortment Of 60 ID AND SILVER
w fl TG III e s.,
American and Swiss Watches, .Jcwclrv.
Silver Tea and Table Spoons, Forks. Gold,
Silver and Steel frame Spcctaclrs; also
Clocks of the best manufacture.
sB- Watch and Clock work warranted
for one year. Jewcl:y repairing executed
in neat and workmanlkc manner.
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver.
Emmitsburg, Md. aug. l,-3mos
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< A Y L NJ O y + y.
Buy YOUR
SCHOOL BOOKS!

Buy YOUR
SCHOOL BOOKS!
SCHOOL BOOKS!
SCHOOL, BOOKS"..
At Smiths Temple Of Fancy.
just received a large supply Of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
such as arc used in all the Schools of Ere
derrick city and county. viz:
Primers, Spoilers, Readers, Arithme,ics,
Biographies, Grammcrs, Dictionaries, Phi.
losophy, Dcfincrs, Scholars Companion,
Copy Books, Cap and Drawing Paper,
Blanks for Book keeping.
Also, States. Pencils, Pens, Pcn-holdcrs,
Ink, 1nkstands, Sand, Ruhbers, &c, &c,
&c All lower in price than heretofore.
~" School and other Books ordered
daily, and furnished at publishers lowest
price for Cash, at
SMITHS Temple of Fancy,
sep cliff Frederick, Md
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Notice to TAXPAYERS.

vINHE Tax-Paycrs of McchanicStown
arc notified to pay up their Corpora
ton Taxes without further delay. Those
who fail to pay up by the 18th of Novcm
her, will find their respective amounts due
placed. in an officers hands for collection.
J.. PICKING,
Prcsd't Board of Town Commissioners.
sept. aS3w
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TERMS TO CLUBS.

TIE EOLLAR WEEKLY Sun.
Five COPPER. one year. seaarAteiy addressed.
Four Dollars.
Ten eoJie.. one year, ser.rateiy addressed nnd
nj extra onnJ " the gc;ter up NJ cluol
HRht Dollars.
Twenty corr6 orc year, sep'r.tcl' nddle sscd
"a a an extra copy to the Rctter ny OF clubl.
Fifteen Dollars.
Fay copi"<. IN" Year, 10 one aiJrcss land the
Semi. v eckly one yen- to r"ttcr NJ ofelrhN.
Thiriy-thrcc Dollars.
Plfly copies. on" yea. 'eratatelv dressed (n,d
e.o Scini, Weekly one year % Crttcr NJ OF club,
Ta;riy-hvc Dollar ~.
enc hundred co.i"s one year, to ono addre,s
tInd tho Duly 70. one yenr 10 the gcttcr NJ Of
cub) Finy Dollars.
nne hundred conins. ono year. separately nd.
dr..sc! ian: the Daily Tor uae year 10 :nc grttsr
up OF club, sixty DOllars.
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THE sEMI-WEEKLY sun.

Five copies. one year, separately addressed.
Fight nollnrs.
! en- cories one year. separately addressed tnni
AZ extra COP! to gcttor up 81 clt J.
Sixteen Dollars.
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CUCUMBER SEED

~ TCRNIP SEED.
Long Green or Turkey Cucumber Seed,
Ghcrkcn or Burr do, White and Purple
top Turnip Seed, Summer and Winter
Ridish Seed. kale, Spinach, &c, at
SMITHS Temple Of Fancy.
iulv 2O-tf Frederick. Md.
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MOUNTAIN RESTAURANT !!

The subscriber, jus, from Iitlcstown,
Adams county. Pa, has opened n Rr-laur'
ant and Liquor Store, Wholesale and Re.
tail. in the new house Of Mr. William l.,
Armacosl, corner Of Carroll street and De
pot lane
NJ &c II N1CSTO WV. VI D.,
precisely where the Cars Of the Wr,rrn,
Maryland Railroad stop. His liquors will
be vi the best uunij'y, pure and fine. OI-'
tcr> r"rvcd up a' n"v hour in the morning
nn,;l 10 "'c'nrI; NJ night in every style %
superior cooking stvwri. sc"i'"pr'|, r'a>i'
r,l hroI"d or fried. Having m experience
I'd vcrtlrm,r with me IN conduct the ruIi'
nary department. ila'i"r myself Wiz ht
able to Give general satisfaction To all per-
r"nr who may pail"i,izr my hn''s" M
;itr strangers and people o: shr huIronnd'
ing country to give n.r r"li'
II. y. MOTHER.
dec lGtf
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.SPEc1AcLEs'
EYE GLASSES
SPECIALITY AT
CHAS. II. O. FONS,
West Patrick street nearly opposite
THE CITY HOTEL.
] have constantly on hand a full assort-
ment of Sprctacles ard e-gla.Scs in gold
silver, rubber, steel and plated frames from
the be~t MANUFACTURE dven to tie Uucst
grddes. cell
TIE GENUINE PEBBLE,
as well as any other glasses, so low us to
defy the competition of all the
ITINERANT DEALERS.
| likewise keep not onl V the plane colo
red Spccts and Eye Protectors, bu. also
the
,COLORED FOCAL GLASSES.
Any glasses YOU may have bought for
Pebble, YOU can have tested by snisiIiblc
proof ut
C11As. II. 0. FOX'S.
june o9-tf Frederick, Nd.
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Qua''ty Ha, Merhnn1sto"n, .M,
Manufactures all kinds of GLOVES
Burkskin, Shccpskin, Calfskin, Foxskin and
Fnr Gloves Of all descriptions.
~" Only made to order, in The most du.
rnblc and substantial manner.
Persons at distance who wish gloves
made in the most elegant style will please
in their or l'rs d'',| 2nos.
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SEND YOUR MONEY

N Post Ofrice orders, checks, or dIafts on New
Ierk. wherever convenient. Ifnot tnsn resister
the lettern containing money. Addro"
!. ". ENGLAND. rubtithe-.
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TYEBAiLy S y, &C A Y"4R.

,rc6mircHtly'r- ai.hic u-w.paicr. With 10
Lrx"a crcIiRtinn IN .lln World fr~-. lndo-
rs Ihrut. ii t-siln'' "a 20 Nic.. A tue nrws
rm Z. -her" y ccnA crpy ~ mail,
GO coI.ts = month. or SO year.
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st.1t !-IT F.T.F I'll NUN, 81 = EAH,
Q, H. 1--WE s!z" An Krngr.l e ,A-Nc'cr ~
Iii. f'klI. BIT with r7oa'"t variety OF
misccl hAeaas Iea Ing, Al f-r1isa!a- tao news
i'it' Sunroi.hss q ea:cr fre.h,crs. o"cau'o
I.cnnc: iElce a week ip,t-4l Of ,aec only
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4 S.wsrarcr Of the Present Timcn.
In,cudrd for lraalr Aaw an Lnrth.
I.ri,c Y fsrlrs F-cha uc.. Icr-AA7ts, r:o-
rnM ouui sisa, iec.n. I>I,a.~is, ~ Ma.
=, .; ilO,lo.t 80. aaI .hc WV. .oa@. ma
uk-. htc!s q. ~ Sich.
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GLOVE MAKER.

! MA NJ. i, FILER,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-28
The Income Tax.
VIRGINIA NEWS
Letter from Petersburg.
~. ,,."gyu.cor n" Richmond Dispatch.

.rs u.
PrrEESBUEG. March u, 1872.
4, important civil action. involving con-
.-.hlr amount Of money, was tried to-day
"n Hastings Court Mr. James Alfred
.,>, If your city. associated with Major
,...- + low. appeared for the plaintiff, and
,l,,r>. lyon 4 rcSram for the defence. The
....u..> The suit Of John I. Branch against
,,.,.r>. Eiyc> Il Proctor, on two drafts &C.
...fjy them. and amounting to S",3aS.4o.
g.. ..rrf Of the plaintiff being simply to
.... .l.., pr. William \. Proctor wa> ut the
3d., mir protest ! member of the con-
.... mi responsible" for the debt. After the
,... ...r hat h.rn given. the counsel for the
~ a,A"d for time sufficient 10 summon
,r.! witnesses from New York. The
.-....q Nas refused. and the plaintiff took 4
,...r,l other important civil causes await
o.. ..uT" JUDI" Mann.
g...,rig, the directors Of the Petersburg
..,.} ttmvtny had y meeting. and elect
..F.~i~ trv the ensuing year. All the old
e;..- r\crpt captain Pcgram (whoSc office
Dis zen iboil>hcd} We're ret!cctc namely,
-. I. t. >pri--. general superintendent;
...r,t y. u. Potts. chief engineer; David
. ,.nn. au,ltor. Captain }. +. ToSh was
nI m ">>l>EEt Ill" '!eih VI I"l'|'l''
-.".-c.
w. stockholders OF the Blue RIoSc
~,E."-- Company met mere !rsterGa! ana
....,l IN organization with the following
Herr; President, Or. j. Herbert Cal
.s.la; secretary and Treasurer. Samuel Ste
-. directors J"hn Donnan, W. II. Maj
t". L. II. Jones. IL. X. {. la!lor. lhoshaS
'.l "h. Executive committee John L.
"-,.,"E. (. W. Stathan, ana j. Arthur
.a>t.u. The springs are located on the
N"-tn:l and tennessee railroad, forty miles
lrrrH'Tg CON the site or the "!t'
M'"A House. ana 1t IS proposed TO erect
.w '.ur UilGn~> Tor lhc accommodation
. ..apany.
VIZ Petersburg railroad announces that ID
>.s days THROUGH trains will lie run. with
..'. mage "l cars, from Aqua creek to VIII
... -rnu and ricc c.r%G. There will be some
,..., liberation of the schedule in consequence
g.. he arrangements
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-28

iNuIlsn iNEBRlATE AsYLUM.-Wc learn
TIL the British Parliament has formally in
%hri Doctors Parrish and Dodge, superin.
t'Httca;!, Of the Sanitariums of Binghamton
.rH Media, to appear before that body to give
Il detailed history of inebriate ;,SylumS il
IN, country, the system of treatment adopt
81 in them, and its success. The invitation
MAS received last week, and has been &c
copied. There is little doubt that the testi
aa"ny Of these gentlemen will materially in
'E"uc" Parliament in the establishment OF
"rtiatc aSylinns in England, bill to which
nd /, now before it. as action in the matter
g., only been delayed during the last yeal
,"'li tine results of the experiment i'll
America could be fully known.
ne basis OF the system used in our
v-'itiin> i the hypothesis that the inebriate
b. Diseased person. and should be subjected
80 alluntl physical remedies rather than to
AIMED appeals 10 moral sense and will
,r"Iy weakened and ineffective. While
IS - effort is used TO incitr.hiS Sclf-control
.1 latent feelings of honor and manhood,
... nerves, stomach and brain, diseased by
:t""liol;c poisoning, are not neglected, as
& !cen too long the case, but are aided to
'."|cry by the same means which science
\''.t. 10 any other form Of human bodily all
Arh!.
N"uotc the summons Of these leading hui
&.>!Hiarians TO England as one Of the most
%..ortlnt symptoms OF progress of the times.
-" vii which they successfully combat is
81" which has heretofore condemned one
'a"G Of the English and American people
|olnc or disease and death. If we can
.''"' 10 orr sister country the means Of eif-
'''.' r".i,i, tlsc embassy should rank highest
'.]'n- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of national
q VIII and helpful human brotherhood.
Me-. iGyE It5bune.
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NJ In" enrolment Of Tamlnany Monday
-"THy heroes recorded themselves us adhc-
reals OF Iaulinany.
Missouri husband obtained divorce
!ccl'sc bis wife insisted on naming the baby
f"rm"y."
IL the Village # Port Leydcn, Northwest
Hcw ok, 4 fire Monday night destroyed
u" tMo principal blocks Of buildings. Loss,
,v9J; INSURANCE, 81 GOO.
i!lc Alexandria Gazette tells Of young
lay "ln Washington, or somewhere else, "
20, owning good many State bonds and
'+Iing lover, lost the latter because Of the
lime in the value Of the former resulting
A"n the action of our Legislature.
VOLTS brewery and saloon and two dwell
,4,'l9uS"> in saltwater, MIMI, were burned
.1'nday night. and tie book-keeper in the
,,ir"rry and iaborer persisted in the flames.
W" other men barely escaped with their
A'r'' Loss, about $4,000.
Let all who are disposed TO growl at our
700 long delaying spring be informed that an
30 resident Of Peoria, ILL.,, has informed the
Es3'e~, Of that town, that in 1922 he reached
wat u now Chicago on the 9th Of jane, aud
o:aa he most was not then out of the ground.
! ne next year, ut the corresponding date, the
SOL was frozen SO hard that gardening could
Aol he tegun.-New York Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-28

The GlRLs--In her Washington letter to
the independent, Mrs. Mary Clemmer AmeS
gives some pleasant information concerning
the five japanese girls who have been brought
to this country by the embassy. They have
been committed to the protection of Mr..
Mort, Japanese charge d'affaires in Washing
ton. These girls are from families of rank,
and have been sent hither for an American
education. They have been placed in a
cheerful home, under competent teachers, in
Georgetown. Mrs. Ames says: "The Oldest
girl, Do YoshimaS, is aged sixteen; tho
youngest, Unie Tsuda, is only eight years old.
What does it not say for at least one 1conar'
in Japan that this little girl Of eight years
was sent hthcr voluntarily by her own
mother that she might receive an American
woman's education9 Little Unie is very
bright, learning with ease all that is taught
her. Among her treasures is a picture OF
her mother, holding her own hand; various
pictures of her own home--one with all her
family in the porch, and a glimpse of river
and orchard beyond, and an ILLUSTRATED
cyclopedia, in two large japanese volumes,
in which is written by her father, in English
My dear Unie, from father, Yedo, December
/, 1917"
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, Va. March a, 1879.
+ ~ OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-White, 200 bushels.
ConH.-White. 40 bushels.
5syOATS.-8I2 bushels. ~ -
CLOVER SEEp.-30 bushels. Fly
!. OFFAL-so buskelJ.
SALES.
CoRy-white, 22s bushels prime at 1oc.: 50 bush
els prime at Tfc-totai, a7S bushels. -, =
OATs.-32s bushels very good spring nj Sc. 10
bushels prime spring at 7cc $50 bushels good at sc
Total, s7d bushels.
OFFAL.-50 bushels at CSC.
RE-EXHIBITED.
CLOVER SEED.-4o bushels,
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Grant IN q Dictator.

,,,,raiScr General Palmer, Of New
,1.,itira before the Rctrcnchment
t'' Wv" TO-DAY in detail relative to the
.,,";,a,ion Of Federal oilicc-holders in New
,", IN 1870 for the purpose Of controlling
-. ,.pr,v in the State. OF whtch collector
,,..,,,,,y was the head, aud that the latter
,1 tr,]arrd y, n conference That Grant had
. ''T linn ,Murph,) that he Grant, was the
nf the Republican larty in tho coun-
.., and purht to decide who should be the
,s..,ni>,ration candidate for Governor of
w., Yors. aud that Ill the Federal officials
W., ,,,r:r >,ll,ordinatcS should work 10 fulfill
r.. ;,:r,ose.- Ua$rdnston tciegram-Baia-
Il >tal.
The Income Tax.
TIE Washington correspondent of the
>.yYayb LommGiof Commerce writes that a
~, .,.., Effort 4 is expected will soon be made
'..,i,,. ~" income tax. Western congress
.....,. ..,v ,!.,> would rather keep the income
~ AMI reduce the tariff, rs the former Is
.,>,,y lra hv the eastern people.
Postal.
rr, ra,,-ofcc ut Gum Spring.a.ouiSa
~ j, discontinued. The name and site
Ala VISTA po>t-o,licc. Russell county. is
., ed IL En- Garden, and William IL.
,....- appointcd postmaster, r'cc Mrs. Ann
...,>. resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-28
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG ANDl
POTOMAC ROUTE, February u, ls72. :

TIP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Street sta
~ ton, Richmond. mt go 4. Dr.
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Streef station,
Richmond, ut s:l5 Z. VI. except on Sundays.) ~ r.
UP ACCOMMODATIONS leaves Broad-Strcet sta
ton, Richmond, ut 33a r. II. except on Sundays.
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives ut Byrd-Sueet stu
ton, Richmond, at 2I7 j. NJ. :sa 81 81.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives ut Byrd-Street Sta
ton. Richmond at $3.50 A. NJ. Except on Mondays.)
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives at
Broad-Street station, Richmond, ut s:i2 A. III. lex
ceEt on Sundays.) - &t.-,E
kcCOMMODATI TRAIN runs to Milford only.
Travellers bound west ria Baltlinoreand Ohio rail-.
road will by takng the $50 NJ mall hence connect
with the LIS r. NJ train at Relay House, the Bat-
more and Ohio railroad. BY the s:l5 T. M they will
connect with the $40 4. NJ mt Relay House, on the
same road-tlie former being the quicker line for
SPECIAL FREIGHT TR AIN, with a passenger
car attached, viii lie run between Richmond and
Milford on THURSDAY Of each week, leaving Rich
In0nd at s45 A. NJ, arriving at Milford at 1919 r. M.
Returning, will leave A lford ut T. H. and arrive In
Richmond the sumo day at GA p. NJ. Fare the
same as on the accommodations train. te1f - NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-28

A widower was recently rejected by (
damsel who didn't want 4 "warmed-over
man.