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The following taDe SHOWS tNe HIGHEST anu IUVest
pricaa OF the principal stocks on saturday,

The following were the closing prices on the
sidewalk after the adjournment OF The Board
Western Union. FOX 1858; Pacific MAIL So q s5sl
New York Central consolidated, yd q gG1s; do. scrip,
ok Ola; Erie, 35ss a 35zl; reading, 1925 ll2H;
Lake Shore ex dividend, ooss oosi; Union Pacific.
80 sou; Plttspurg, olaolh; Northwestern, 6sls q
esl<; do. preferred % e2,4; Rock Island, 1851 o
1857; St Paul, SO 56s1; do. preferred 500 S9X;
wabash, Tx 722; ONO and Mississippi 401 a
46,I; Boston, Hartford and Eric, Az Al; Columbus
Chicago ana 1nolana Central 2lAa25s.
THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS.
The chief feature In the Southern list was the
speculation In the virginlas, winch, on the whole,
were lrmer in face OF the overriding OF the Cover
n0r's vcto The Loulsianas are neglected, pending
the CONFLICT OF authority there just now. South Car
oinas were dull and lower. The following we're
the prices OF the board on saturday,
Tennessee skies, DID, $50 635s; do, new, osH a
63X; Virginia sixes old, 60 81; do. now, Ga
do do, registered, 40 bid; do. consolidated bonds,
81 bid; do. deferred bonds, 20 bid; Georgia sixes,
go: do. seyens, new bonds 90; North Carolina skies.
old 34k do funding. 1885, 20 BID; do. do, 1855. ~;
do. new, Is q II; do, special tax, l2& 1sX;
South Carolina skies, l9s BID; do, January and
July, "a 25x; do. do, April ami OCTOBER, .2s "a;
Missouri sixes 95X o5al; Hannibal and St. Joseph,
o. bid; Louisiana skies, 81; do., new, Co., Alabama
Fights, 90 90; Alabama ana Chattanooga Railroad
elghts, os; Arkansas SKIES. funded, 90 60.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The bank statement Is unfavorable. for the reason
that the banks have lost about quarter OF million
dollars In grccnbacks against increase OF i've and
Q half millions In deposits 1t Is true they have
gained about three and three quarter millions In
Specie and snow an increase OF over TWO millions
In their nominal reserve, which Is composed
4 mostly OF specie. by the same method Of
| calculation the surplus reserve "a now ten
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millions, including gold and greenbacks rs reserve.
But the greenbacks on hand. winch are the real
res rye are only s40ooo.Ooo against Liabilities OF
S234 900, 900, or only II per cent The golJ which
goes to compete the rs per cent required by law
might inst as well be cotton bales. Tar as It
strengthens the banks. Unless. therefore. the I'm
mediate future shows heavy return Of tine green
backs Shipped West aid South dunng the carrier
portion OF the winter little relaxation NAV be ex-
pected In the monev market. The statement CON-
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GALVESTON, Jan. 4, 1872
fotton firm. oood ordinary, 1S1zc. Net receipts 1891
bsss Britain. ls coastwisc SV salcs,
600. Stock, f766. a., ,s,,
Cotton Mlddings 2o4c a20kc. Net rccepts, yS bales
MOBILE, Jan. 9, 1872.
Cotton firm; midtncs, 1885, Net receipts, soSs bales.
Sales, 1000. Stock, 6j,748 q ,ee,
Cotton active and excitedi middlinu noninaiy soa'
N'' ''' ~ SAVANNAH, Jan. ., 1872.
Cotton strong, demand very active, full prices holders
0rra radalnos s0nl gDkc low mddlnCss 2hc Wa
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The based Cotton running qua tv not
Than nall grade above below the quoted
FLOUR AND GaAIN.-kece lts-tiour $50, bos corn,
2ShuG bushels meal, 0 b oat, 1852 Nusaes
barley 1850 bushes The uonr market steady firm,
though the demand rather active than yesterday
There demand for shipping extras nut they
generally held above the views buyers The sales
1i,LuJ bbs. comprising ali kinds smai which
done late last evcnir Corn mral was quiet but steady
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sre %as nc % * The ss n the
Ss.s +. 4 s
81 10 " aascr The sale: we're about
at Il @ Ss ans s Sssafs AM ao p,f s
s s 81 for red d,n wis s s. ssOTs s@ 81
s. T ss sssSi
l5vC bushels sngcrins %sslsrn se 5000 ssa 4
@ ss aS ef . s & we're Tas yss'
s tss ss 4 sSai ss for
n inquiry tor berth room was moderate M
which showed re Improvement In tho CHI rierns ins
and closed about ormer rates Tue engage.
sRGsSd sss wSrs
100 clover aed at s and ~ sill % 90 bushels Of
sail, 1000 bushels a. 1909 bags clover seed
81; 5 S = sgs sage oh G. e s2
bark from Phi adegba or ibrar for orders, 700.
II to to Ada ic Several vessels closed Tor
but wsrs sonned s for
2, scsdy prss @ ae @ s aa
unchanged. We quote-
Centrifugal and mixed lie s6c. lsc. SOC
Saysa RAINING asc' sc ssc
Muscovado, grocery..."........ "a 5ec. a Soc
forI9 niG ysi: &c aSsc
New orleans market iog G s araS rpeas was
LOIS, At esc Quoted 4 ss ss,ac niaderais
on the spot, at d s "a 80 $40 Sbs strained 81 4oj
81 So 100 pba. NO. at 90 ta. Tar remained du and
Ppnvr ~ tspor 95s bbls cut meats s9ls
PACKAGES lard, l5n bDs; ANA terces The pork market
w sspG S o I'd Al I s g1
o, IA 37 5o bos Tor March a, "a 20 ana s9 6ss los
sales - boxes & sloar g boxes Western
s 81 e a. 10 - wes az Sc he
range BeefIhe market generally remained quiet but I'M
ing ABOUT 50 bba, ~ s2 ior sli si5 Tor
@ mes M b Pss mss reVS quiet but y.
tao Of S2o a S25 ,or southern or western rhe
fair demand from store, but hear Of no sa!ci
Sv "a .osaer Saass s sisas7 e ss for for
bellies &C. for long cur hams Ssc " for short cut
caeJ Lard cratc sues. an stcaiy Tbs sale
s $40 sssy 50 Gs Ss
nary quoted at sc AM srusry 81 ssc Ciy lard wa, &C
lie, and &C. FOR No 10 February a. Wsc
and 5s sS lite aS
held at S @ s .p1 s or as e OF Or the
n Sn S sna pc sas ' nona spSha
s ass c '% s
2?c. g9c There sales reported. At the creek the
"a j. on nq s
dull and nominal at &c 22c for refined for spot
10 fair demand and .ea,y The sale:
s sc' aud sos bag. Fsnsoon as O. sc
Ssr Spi Good snSs
""o:s s,caay on the Sasis Of &c. We
yriysis terms. Also 204s boxes Of cayed No II
and 6l6o bags moasses both on private terms
No ouotc Cuba lnfeor rcuning, oizc. o
sc TAU eooa far ehnlng &c. s good 70 prime re-,
FANS see $50 fair 70 good grocery, we sc primo
70 choice grocery, e.c 0ac centrifugal hhdA and boxes
Pc lie. moasses, mos anu boxes, 7xc sc MEADE
s4r &C.. do 1910 ~ shc CSC do, q 20 o., 10 p us;
Do white, II &C. lake Porto Rico-Common TO pr,me
refining sAc. aye. fair choice grocery, We. alv,uo'
BUICK b5ss .ans1 : No.: I ss
and extra superior. 2Sc a SAG n. i. OLE Zoo
"nrs ~ cnnuea In moderate request and steady The
saes Were about ibO bs, 9c for city ana esc. Tor
sWuIeKEY Receipts lose bis The market was steady
but dull; 100 bbs solo At &c. and s2;9c.
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Died.

BARNETT.-On Saturday. January o. LOUISA AZ
WHITE vie OF o. r. Barnett.
Tne relatives ami friends are respectfully invisea
IN AMEND jhe funeral, at the residence OF her
motncr, 400 second avenue. on Tuesday, Jannsry "
at ten O'Clock A. NJ. .
INVERSION Saturday morning, January 9, y.
ouarfer. mast niue, RoBERr, youngest son ~ samuel
H. overs OF 100 West Eleventh street.
The relatives and friends wi the family, ana those
of MS brother james q. Byers are respectfully IN.
yited 10 attend the funeral, IRON ms late residence
200 west Eleventh street, on Tuesday, January " ~
one o. clock z. NJ, without Iurther Invitation.
CAL AGNINo--On saturday morning.. January 0,
JosEpr. youngest son OF Francisco Calcagnin0. aged
years, month and days.
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COMMERCIAL RaPOa c.

SATURDAY, Jan. 6-6P.M
CorFFEThe market continued quiet, but Grm for
an descriptions There sales repor ed We quote-
Cargoes thlo, ordinary l6hc 1885,; do. do. fair,
1870 Ito; do. do. good. r,dc. Ekc.; do DO prms
lshc sc eold 10 bond. 81 days. Maracabo l9c. a2oc
LasuAyra isc. suc; ST. Domino. bond, lee l2}ac {;
Java, 2sc PC, gold duty paid.
CoTroN-rhere continued . good demand for cotton
the spot, the market closing strong Nc advance
prices The market for future delivery active and fully
Nc. higher. The sales reported on Change
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ro.a . ~ 80 ".s Soo
~ ioiowsLAa evenin z,anaary. go at q s,!6c short
sOEc, so5sc. 20 ,i:sc. 20Oc February,
200 at 81 l-i6c LOO ~ no 4 90 AZ Il 5Sc,
siAc 2eo 81 7isc aiSc 200 gisc 200
May $50 a. 49, 300 =, glHs 80 at s2c June.
for 100 Febrnary total ii,5ov bales. Tsdns-Jana.ry 10
a aoc. 80 a 500 at 20 l3loc 400 at % O.. 100 at
MSai isc 200 n axe, 100 AZ 81 lis 100 . Ike
t0M 2lsz 06 NJ 2zsc 4eo AT ssc aay. 5o At 20. 30
" ll6 at &C. June, lu0at nge-s5c. paid
2 e1ehAnge o January Tor loo Febriary I 1850 bales
closed folows:--To Liverpool by steam. lid by
sal si6d 5,Sza; TO aave. " steam lc
To Bremen, BY steam L.. gold, compressed. TO
at ports sum up bus;6aivesion, 1897 New Ur cans
1851 Movie, 2u3,: savannah 24s3; Cnarfeston, 10 81
Wilmington H5; Norfolk, lli0 Baltimore, 49, York
ibl2: Boston 63-total, 1859 We Guo,e. -
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saooxIYN COURT CALsNoAa-.TH,s DAY.

CRY CouRr-Nos. "a. g. 81. 1886, AZ, CO. o., -. Il,
"a 7s ~ "a, SO, 81, SO, SO, 90. OIL o. o. Ga 90, 81
os, %, 100, 10, 1O2, lo3, 1o4, los, lo6.
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COMMISSION OF APPEALS,

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. q, 1872
The following Is the Commission OF Appeals cal
endar Tor Monday, January S:-Nos. 2J5, 29J. 30l,
so2. 3o3, aOa. sO5 $685. sos $780, $40 2s4, 2S5, 2ss,
200.
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MARRIAGES ANO DEATHS
Married.

yErs-CoHEN.-M Baltimore. on wednesday,
January 4, by the Rev. Dr. Hochhemer. CnAkLEs
ID. MYERS, III New YORK, to CATHARI>E s daughter VI
the late David l. Cohen Of Baltimore.
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CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS,

Tn. marks. ru,ed dun Tor beef cattle and hogs The latter
sold a. &C. tisc, with lsOO received.
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An ANALYSIS OF the above shows that the banks
have gained 81, 900 In their surplus reserve,
which now stands ut $40, 100000.
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hAYMpND.--Dn Friday, January o, SARAH KAY
MoND rellct OF Frederick Raymond, aged Is years.
Relatives and trends OF the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend ner iuncrai. from her late
January 8, at one uciuck =. 81.
koBY.--GEoRUE KOBY, aged 81.
Funeral NJ his resden e, NO. 40 East Thirtyfnlrd
street, TUESDAY. at haf.past one T. NJ Friends are
scMRoEDsR.--In Brooklyn, on Sunday. January
! 7, META DlEssELaOKsT. wife OF August schroeder,
inc relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
TO attend tue uneral nom 4o2 Van Brunt strsct, on
TUESDAY January y al Two O'Clock y. NJ
New Orleans papers please copy.
! SuOv..-On oitutday January :, ALFRED Will
LIAM eldest OF william ). and Harriet la Shove.
! aged years, montls and days.
Funeral from tue residence OF his grandmother.
Mr.. Harriet smith. 34 West Twenly'ninth sreess
Tuesday January y at one o'clock r. ~ , nrs
ttyes and friends respectfully invited 10 atenos
! SrUAKr.--Un sunday morning, January Z, JAM
MARTIN, second child OF william and Jane N.
| stuart aged 3 years anu II days.
the relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully iavted ~ attend the fdneva, from the rosl'
Of ner parents Icy sssopd svenue Oh IS'S
Of apopexy EDcAs .. ssurDAH. "a the siss ysar q
| His remains we're Inferred In Union Cemetery.
vAiL.-In PcekskIi. on saturday. January q Ms
, Fanersi on wednesday, January 10 Of half.pass
| ten A. NJ, VI tue dutch reformed cnursh. Rsatlvea
and friends are invited toAstend.
! WAsnBuKN JANIS MILAN wAsaBuRx, In tho
The relatives and friends Of tho family are in:
vited to attend the iuneral frcr the residences o.
street, on Tuesday, sns 9Th iBs.. at nall-past one
JEFFERSON county New YORK, papers please coy.
s"x ,s su q Ss n and i Mars
| A wasnDurn. aged - years, month and 70 days
1he relatives aud Hiends are respeesfully invited
his parents slug Gang. On ruesiay. stn Inst. ~ tve
\ O'CLOCK 4. M iRserWant at areeRWond
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me- NEW AND ELEGANT. STOCK.
LLAMA LACE POINTS, lsACQUEs, sHAWLs
-aDREsS GOODS, EslBROIDERlES. &C.,
JUST OPENED.
T.R. PRICE & CO.. now In market are making
heayy additions 10 their splendid stock In nil that J.
new, varied, and attractive.
THREAD and LLAMA POINTS and SACQUES
SPRING and SUMMER SHAWLS, in great varie-
ty; HERMANN aud GRESADISE SHAWIS for
mourning: PARASOIs. SUN-SHADES. and IA
DIES UMBRELLAS. 1.h
Enormous stock of English, French, and American
PRINTS, including every variety Of DOLLY
WARDEN. One thousand packages or more just
opened.
DRESS GOODS. 5ts-
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLINs, MOHAlRS,
FIGURED CHALLIES, GRENADINES Striped
and aguredl, ORGANIZES, LAWNS, PERCALES,
CAMBRICs, JACONETS, &C., &c.
IN MOURNING GOODS. ..
STRIPED and PLAIN IRON GRENADINES.
HERSANNIS, In silk and wool; SILK WARP AL
PACAS. MOHAIR ALPACAS, CHALL1ES,
FRENCH BERAGEs, Wells, SHAWLS, COL
LARS, &C., &c.
BY every steamer and express daily they add TO
their select stock and only ask look from retfhl
md wholesale buyers to Insure safes.
T. II. PRICE & CO.,
mys ITO! Main and Eleventh streets.
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"The dullest head knows" that that paper
1.-THE JournaD has not used an argument in
favor Of negro policemen which is not a.
forcible when used in advocacy Of negro
school-masters for white chiIdreL-DfS-
patch.
Here, again, the Dispatch glavcls in its
logic. "The duliest head knows" that a
white school Is ,r}tite school. and colored
one O colored one also ; and while We favor
white teachers for white schools, and colored
teachers for colored ones, we can insist upon
no such rule as applicable to the police force
OF our city. And why? Simply because the
city Ii not separable into white and colored
districts, as our schools are, and az we believe
they should be in the present state OF public
sentiment In Virginia Journal.
It Is the Journal that ''giavels in its
logic" Logic requires it to have white
men arrested by white men, and negroes
by negroes. Is that what it is in favor Of:
Again 1t insists that "color" is no dis
qualification for the place of policemen
We say, perhaps not; but we insist that il
color does not disqualify negro for being
a policeman, it does not disqualify him fol
being teacher of white children. How
can color disqualify for the one occupation
and not for the other: There is no cues
ton here of fitness in any respect eNcep
as to race. We say negro, with
out regard to his color, is not thu
man to be policeman nor a teacher
of white children. The Journal says he i,
the man to be policeman, but not ,
teacher of white children. If he is polite
thoroughly educated, of good moral chaIac
ter, and in every way qualified except thai
he Is black, how does his color diSqualif!
him for teaching white children according K
the Journals logici We exclude him from
both places. We are consistent. Our logic
Is not at fault. The Journals is, or, il not
let it show the fact.
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ma snabilsAH .assy, wtar latssM 1a5 asss'
I'M ,Isssasalas CIV IAsa lsst sea s ,s.a
u ma, Rapubltans to pasaawa thar lnssssesp'
fien. Iapyitab]y this forced upon tho Llpe'
erals rups,n,e with the Fedc1al Administers,
ton, and they were soon ripe for the Libera'
ami Opposition movement which, was set on
foot mainly by Mr.. GREELEY.
The two waves of opposition, WIN t'e''
powerful impulse, met at Cincinnati, ana ne
two prominent men who gave. them start
seemed to ride upon them until they were
merged In QUO, and were selected AZ '"F
nominees under whose ausPi "a the e'''S'
was to he carried Onward WIN ever!
promise of brilliant victory. -,
Governor BRomx-for he was ele''c''
Governor ut the time Of the Missouri L'befa'
movements gentleman Of very decided
ability. He is the brother-in-la" Oh "e'ie'''
FRaxK BLAIR, and 1t is singular iac' '"a'
he ia now the vice.presidcntial candidate OH
thc opposition ticket as General BLAIR WIS
upon that Of 1868.
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Tur TARIFF AND THE JoURSAL.-lh ne 'o",
nal is sharp enough to "see the point WIZ.
t,e nspotch fancies it can turn upon liz
,,,nor os IN ,be tariff. 1t writes over COLUMN
to say-silall we use the "oro l'"'','"7 =,
f. fine theories we're punctured by Us WIN
few questions. We are perfectly Sa''s'so
tbot ,be Journal will not make many eo'i'
verts to its protective-tarii doctrines
Rpt we NAV have to vote for GREELEY tne
most distinguished living protectioh''l, lor
President, and so it will not do for us to
strain at gnat. We said to the J0ur'a'' Ill
our fret article on this subject, that We
would vote for GREELEY in preference 10
Ga,xr. That declaration we adhere TO-
Therefore, We won't quarrel over the suhject
.at issue lust now.
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Geore Rye and W. Lovenstein, of Virginia,
Helper and DR.. j. X. Thompson. of North
Carolina, are on the Committee on Platform
and Rules. W. w. Wood moved that the
former rules Of the House OF Representa-
tiyes I've adopted Cincinnati telegram IN
Petersburg Progress.
lAre these gentlemen Republicans?l
P.s. The full list Of committees at Gin
cinnah shows that W. w. Wood, General
Newberry, +. 8. Hamilton, and c. b. Raiiie
6ssgsine, were tbs Virginia members
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GAS we expected. the Dispatch lodges
the colored policeman Wilson Of Ports
mouth, the mob-inciting policemen of Nor
folk, and the mllot-box smashers of Rich
mond, and goes to shooting very harmless
logc-arrows at the Journal. \ very artful
dodger-our neighbor. State Journal.
We omitted all reference to these several
PARTIES because we knew nothing about
them, and did not wish to do them injustice.
We don't want negro policemen, but neither
do we wish to say word about negroes for
white mem that is not true
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sssissss xssss

sSg. q gfsAeH LIKE lsels Ailss y.
mi. l. ,vbai Ia fear On ail ssdcs Oh. TE1T'S
FYpEcTORASI. In elsoa Of Group. nronena ~.
asthma mud NH pulmonary
relief II peeAtss tho very OF .e =. =
audcauses them to throw OH oil acfid hia,ar
.s.sNoas.-, rn te taste. Children take 1t readily.
49,, - = : New York, August 81, 1859.
mr. Eiu.a;u III Tut: sir--When In Aiken ms,
winter used your Expectoraut for my cough, anu
fou,yd more benefit from It than any ever used.
tool; half dozen bottles home with me- ami nave
hadsto give some of 1t to my friends Please feh''
me one dozen by express, c. 0. D.
- ALFRED GUSHING,
III, 100 west ThIrty-drst street.
DIR. TUTT'sEHAIR DYE colors BEAUTIFUL
nick. my 4-codlw&wlt
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MARR5ED.

ON the 1t ul May, IN this cty,bY Eey. l.. VI. =:
,ars:,n 6 GORGE ID. FRAiSf!; and Mrs. M l
f. ptRGELL; both Of tlus city.
In Manchester. April lSt, by tile Rev: G. Il. Hard
Ing. Mr.. EDWIN +. SIMS to Ml:s AlAf1 l.. HAH'
t;ET: bot If Manchester, Chesterfield county. Va
Bv the same. April 81. Mr.. JOHN G. ROBERTS
10 Miss SUSAN Y. kElii'. Mr.. Roberts IL from
Amelia county. Miss Kemp from Chesterfield c"th:y
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DRY GOODS.

SECOND SUPPLY or
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
received nj the popular
BROAD-STREET DRY GOODS STOKE.
SPRING POPLINS In Gil desirable shades,
SPRING POPLISS In plain plaid and stripes,
JAPANESE GOODS in all varieties,
SnK-WARP DRESS GOODS,
Handsome SILK STRIPE GOODS.
GRENADINES in black and white ground With
figures and stripes;
PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES from 25,- To -.
Another lot OF those extra cheap HASDKER-
CHIEFS Mt lJc..
MARSEILLES QUILTS at SI.5o,
AMI many other desirable goods at prices which Will
defy competition. ). HlRSH,
m .. CO? Broad street.
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yss,ssisSsssrna Vfpsfs a,ff CLAY WIaist,,
Shs q, o,f.a OF tasaS friends and
T.. sasnae ", sisss is starng call ade upon ms
+, pisa " tic asM utlno Signed Many
1870 eslretfaliy Hnnnunce my
s,Iss savndaie IN the oceof US1ICE OF THE
si,iriect Ii tie scfiUn Of tic Conservative
Convention. From my long experience as Justice
antter ,nysclf that IL elected shall be able 10 dis
r,,nr the duties Of the Office faithfully and accr-
iateiy. riny 4-lLla.l1El ROBERT II. IsRELL.-
THO MY FELLOW-C CITIZENS OF RICH
Il MOSD.-Consciolis of having faithfully dis
charged the duties OF the position yon gave me- re-
spectfully announce myself candidate for re-Gec-
nomination by the Conservative party, and again
solicit your support. A. W. ROSEN.
n Il ~
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Published by authority.
nv s-5t Il. 4. HOWARD. City Clerk.
OFFICE COMMISSIONER OF TIE REVENUE
Al 4 iAfil

OFFICE COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE,
CITY HAIL, April 20, 1872.
ALL TAXPAYERS w III o ii " L
N lpnded,sln rl,eir city tux lists anu have lii
Guided bank stock therein, requested Ia call ri
this Office during this week aud have tlcr lists
rected. by the recent assessment ordinance PASS
ed by the City Council, bunk stock is not taxed IN
tie hands of the holders.
All citizens who have had lists left for them and
have not handed them In, are requested To return
them 1T once.
Delinqucnts win be reported and are subject to q
heavy Inc. w. IL. TaLMAA,
Assistant Commissioner oithr Revenue.
up 29-lw $500
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DE ED.

On Friday afternoon, May Sd. 1872. ANNIE H.,
wife OF William 4. Irving.
The funeral will take ,,lace from 81. Peter ca
tiicdr.,l OH TO-lIoRROW Sunday AfTEHNpON
AZ o'clock. Tie friends of the family nre Invited
10 attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04
arr READI-MADE SUITS.

nfr LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS,
large assortment All the new styles, among which
wc offer seven nice styles of Collars at 10 cents each
or 81 per dozen.
Also, DOLLY WARDEN COLLARS and CUFFS.
All OF the new styles Of RUFFLES and STAND
ARD TRIMMINGS. LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 aud 1915 Main street
DOLLY WARDEN COLLARS AND CUFFS.
DOLLY WARDEN JEWELEY. ap23
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04
MI PARASOLS, PARASOLS.

Unr assortment OF PARASOl.S for tiiis season is
the largest We have ever offered, our selections nav
Ing been made nj four Of the largest manufacturers
In this country We have al qualities, from CONF
mon Cambria Ia the finest SILK. Also full assort-
ment OF IN. TOURIST, the Parasol OF the season..
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 aud 1915 Main street
DOLLY WARDEN BOWS for gents. np9a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04
SKINNER RESORTS. ---..
rApOS SPRINGS AND BATHS.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, Wksl -'''
", ry,<SurSIEE, VA.

This delightful wterins-rle,s ,h has ne ssp po1
stNie It's waters are ALkAL Me- aud hs,s l., u,
celebrity Cor their prompt aud happy si niSsrr. h.
pepsIa, diseases OF the kidneys ana LA. and IA
thir nS,sirasle effects on the female sonst SH,
The air of CapeM IS un4urrsssed III Si ss sp Lry
tains OF Virginia for salabr!ty, eiss'it''!' '">'
! It's SPLENDID BATHS were deeinreau r oWcb-
Henry Buwpr, when visit heic NM h ~ Ecu Ii
s;er, as hardly esIualled by anything hs "'''
Fur our pamphlet, with fun rart:estasss, IN, CO.,
charges, &C., &C.. apply 10 PcRSELi' ~, LAyWy aTEg
druggists, with whom we nave as p pia nail ~
M is-sm FRAZIER & SALE, pfopt.e."~-.----.:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

Approved and prescribed ny the most eminent
physicians In Virginia and North Carolina MS the
BEST, pUREST, AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH" A fresh supply just received.
MEADE 4 BAKER,
importing Pharmacists,
ap9O 919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04
~ MATING, MATING.

~ MATING, MATING. -
Now in store Large assortment OF WHITE. an
RED CHECK MATTINGS, In ali widths
A good article OF WHITE IARp-WlDE MAI
TING at % cents per yard;
RED CHECK At IS cents:
Heavy COCOA MATING ut $40. Fer yard.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
DOLLY WARDEN JEWELRY.
DOLLY WARDEN COLLARS AND CUFFS.
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