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bly, carry so large vote south of the Poto-

bly, carry 50 large vote south OF tho Poto-
mac.
The editor Of the paper which, next to'the
New York Tribune, the Cincinnati Com
nerciol, the Chicago Tribune. and, PERHAPS s,
the Eccntn9 Post, is most prominent in the
anti-Cirant movement, was here the other
day. and in the course of a long talk, said
that his first choice was Sumner for Presi-
dent, and Trumbull for Vice President, but
that he knew the ticket, in the first place,
could not be nominated; and that, second, II
would not be popular ono. So his next
choice is Trumhull and Greeley, or, if neccs-
sary. Davis and Greeley, but he much pre-.
fcr< 1rumhull TO Davis. The gentleman to
WHOM refer, and tlli, his opinion is that OF
every Republican who prefers some one else to
Grant, says that # Grant is thrown overheard
at Philadelphia. and any other Republican
nominated, that will be the end Of it that the
new candidate will take the field; that the
Democrats would nominate a candidate; that
we would 20 into the canvass together; the
party would be united in the South and
West and New England; that we would
sweep The country, and thus this whole fight
would end between Sumner and the Prcsi-
dent. between Conklin@ and Fcnton. between
Schu!x and the President. and all the others
which are inst now scandal to the party.
At any rate. seen from this point, Grant
stock is rapidly declining, and whether he is
beaten at l'ii!aGolphia or before the people,
i, appears probable at this date that he will
not lie the next President Of the United
States. Few here. however, doubt his re-
nomination ut Philadelphia. II. }. X.
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FARNHAM's FRENCH TOOTH Lo2ESGEs. anorel
AMI pleasant dentifr!ce-thc lnest in the world for
cleaning, identifying, and preserving thctecth; en-
,lorsed by eminent dentists. Sold wholesale by
PURCELL, LapD Il co. and i. W. POWERS K Co.
Retail, by WOOD & SONS, corner Ninth and Mar;
4. BoDEKER & BROTHER, corner Fifteenth and
Main; DOVE, 1921 Main: BERELiS MCPIIlL,
corner Main and Seventeenth: DCyAL & TIIoMr-
son, So Main MEADE: { BAKER, flo Main; HAR-
ulSOS, Main between ScvCnthnud Eighth; llZAID,
Franklin, corner Fourth; BLAIR, S25 Eroad; L.
WAGNER & Co.. Broad: D"Ck, 80! Broad: GAR
NETT. G33 Broad: THOMAS. Il! Broad: HOWARD
BROTHERS. corner Broad and Second: FoRsTNASE,
I'll cost Broad; KISpnRvATER. 9 Brold; FISCHER,
10 east Broad; MILLER, Fiji! and Marshall; CARY
& BROTHER, Brook 'cnue md Leigh street: >. w.
FARRAR, corner Of Twenty fifth and Leigh streets;
MORRISON C FARHAR, Brr,ad between Twenty
lfth and Twcuty-s!Xtl strscts. .... .. .,.-
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POISONED. TO DEATu.--A healthy liver secre.cs.
each day about two aud .al pounds of bile, WHICH
contains great amount OF waste material taken
from the blood When the liver becomes torpid Or
cnngcted, it fails to eliminate thisvast amount OF
nox.os substance which, therefore, remains to pol
the blood and be conveyed to every part of the
system. What lnnst bc the condition of the blood
when It Is receiving and rcGliniS each day two and
lilif pounds OF poison? Mature tries TO work OF
this poison through other can!iels and organs-tte
kidneys, lungs, skin, etc: but these organs become
overGsxed in performing this labor IN addition to
their natural functions, and cannot long withstand
the pressure, but become yari0usly diseased. s. A..
The brain. which Is the grca; electrical centre OF
all vitality, Is untuly stimulated by the unhealthy
blood which passes to II from the heart, and Il fails
to perform Its Office BEAUTIFULLY. Hence the ,symp-
of bile poisoning, which are duilness, headache,
ncapacity to keep the mind on any subject impair
ment of memory, dizzy, sleepy or nervous feelings,
gloomy forcbodinas and irritebty Of temper. Tie
blood Itself being diseased Us II forms the sweat upon
the surface of the skin II Is so Irritating and poison
o,,s that It produces discolorrd brown spots. pm-
pc b.otches, and other cruptons, sorcs boils, car
buncles aud scrofElouS tuiEOrs The stomach, bow
els, and other organs spoken ef, cannot escape BE-
coming affected or later, and costivcrcsc,
piles, dropsv dyspepsia dilrrhoa female weakness,
and many other forms Of chrOulc disease among
the necessary results. AS remedy for all these va
| rious manifestations OF disease, DE-. rrEECE's
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY Is positively nne-
qlaIed. By It the liver and stomach are changed 10
active healthy state the appetite regulated and
restored tine blood and sccrrions thoroughly purl-
| fed and enriched and the whole system renovated
and built up anew. Sold by all hrst-class druggists.
| In every quarter of the globe where 1t is Known,
and there arr few indeed where II Is not the Meyi-
| ivi,n rt nf al
lar preparatiOns It's transcen''nt merits have OBJ
tancd for IL u popularity seldom reached by any
proprietary medicine. In It's Ifucy the fat OF It's
success was pronounced In the widespread endorse
lnent which Ii received from physicians veterinary
surgeons horscmcp, aud the public generally No
one now thinks Of questioning It's calln TO be con-
| siGercd the standard llniment of America.
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TIE GoDDlH-BRocK CAsE.-This case is set
for trial tomorrow. The following L. the
list of the drawn jury i'll this case: \: l..
Burtord. John y. Crllmp, W. L. Chalkiey,
y. b. Collins, Daniel Denoon, William DAVIS,
Walter c. Dalton Nestor Ii. Forbes, b. l..
Glazebrook, John ". Green, Andrew Green,
X. y. Hill, L. II. Habliston, William q: Har-
ycy, H. c. Jo>clvn, +. D. Kelley, David T..
Lacy, y. 5. VI. Mccarthy, Robert ". Oliver,
Truman A. Parker. Il. w. Pickrell, W. W.
Phillips, Thomas B. Saunders, and John {.
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\ DESERVING ESTEKrRIsf.-Thc Building
Committee of the Gracc-Strcet Presbyterian
church are devoting themselves TO having thC
auliencc-room of their new building mad
ready for the meeting Of the General Assem-
bly, in May next. Meantime the ladies are
giving their energies to the object Of fl!rn'
ishing the same with carpets and cushions,
that all may lie in comfortable order for That
occasion. To accomplish this object they
have again to resort to the eXpcdlent OF q
fair Or sale. which will hc held about the
middle of ArI1l. 1t may be too soon TO
speak of the attractirencsS Of articles now i'll
sk!fuI hands, but it may lie said that there
will be exhibited for sale z great variety OF
beautiful and scasonable wearing apparel,
neatly and elaborately made, and Of kinds
not often found i'm this city. The fairs under
the auspices of the ladies Of this church are
ALWAYS attractive.
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CoLoRED SUSrAY-SCuooL USIoS.-Ilc reg.
ular monthly meeting of the Colored Sunday.
School Union was held at the First African
church on Sunday. The meeting was opened
by singing from Bright Jewels and reading
the third chapter of Eccle>iastcs by Rev
James Holmes.
Reports from six school, showed an at'
tendance of scholars foc the month of fchru'
ary to be 2,j0G; average attendance, J'G
Attendance of teachers, 231 average, IL.
Prayer was offered for the prosperity Of the
schools by G.. Garter, OF the Theological
School.
Various gentlemen addressed the meeting,
after which "Come, little ores, TO me- WAS
sung by the children.
Tie meeting was then addressed by the
pastor of the church, who urged upon parents
and children the necessity Of attending the
Sabbath schools.
Mr.. Alfred B. Beers. Of Bridgeport, Ct,
addressed the Union, and at the conclusion
offered prize to any scholar "a member of any
one OF the schools connected with the Union
for the largest number Of new scholar,
brought in by the first Sunday in April.
1t was decided to hold the next meeting in
Manchester,
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jon PRISTISG.-We call the attention of mer-
chants clerks Of courts. sherifs, Eiwyfrs railroad,
steamship aud canal officers and agents, ana all otcrS
having orders for printing. TO the facilities oEcrehat
the DISPATCH PRISTING ESTABLISHMENT tor .he
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds OF JoB
pprSr1Sc. We can furnish at short notice C;,rds,
Bjll-IIea, Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
yla;.k,. Pamphlets, Tac3, IIanc-B!!is Catalogues,
Bills OF Fare, Show-T}1s, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c,
&c Satisfaction guaranteed. E Er Ia,
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Ar.cTros saa.Es TEEIs DAY.

THOMAS ". KEESEE will sell at IL i. NJ. twelve
barrels flour. twelve barrels cakes case-.rays &c
COOK GIATGIlTON will sell AT ~ \. VI. IN as
so-ttncI!t OF I,ar,or chamber, and dning-rooin
furniture, &C.
w GoDDIN will sell NJ - 2. n. a farm Of sixty
acres on the Williamsburg turrpkc, one mile
below Richmond
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STATE REPUBLICAN, COSvESTIOS.--The Re
publicanS Of Henrico county held meeting
at the courthouse on Saturday, and selected
the following delegates to the State Conven-
ton, which meets in this city on the 18th of
April: Major Samuel L. Annable, Fairfield
township. 4. J. Waldrop alternate; Major
Patrick Hart, Farina township, William
johnson alternate; Lewis Robinson, Brook
land township, Joseph Rogers alternate.
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BALL FOR TIE ORPuASs.-Atar recent meet
iur of the Catholic Beneficial Society COM
mittec was appointed to make arrangements
for Il ball on Easter-Monday night, the pro-
ccc,ls OF which are to be donated to the or
Dhan asylum attached to St Patrick's church,
which is under the control Il the Sisters OF
Charity. This committee will hold meet
ing Thursday evening at William Daliron's
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SALE OF Church HILL REAL EsTATE.-TwO
of the largest houses on Church Hill were
sold last week, one for $, 900 and the other
for $1,000. They were bought for permanent
showing that the east end of the
city is at last attracting the attention of capi-
tasts. McsSrs. Lyme & Brother sold brick
house on the corner of Thirty-tirst and NJ
streets yesterday for $1,000 cash. William
4. Boswell YVES the purchaser.
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s2ow--AGAlS.-Vcry much to the surprise
of everybody. and against the predictions oil
"OId Probabilities it commenced to snow
rapidly about u o'clock yesterday, and con-
tinued to fall rapidly until the time of this
writing. Our adyiceS from different, por-
tions of the State, and Us far as Greensboro ,
n. c., all represent that the same Kind OF
weather is prevailing very generally through
out Virginia and North Carolina
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steal!ny upon you bike a thief, time tries to rob
you of Your hair, Baii.e him. Fortfy The roots anc
norrish the fLres with pHALoS's CHEMICAL HAiR
ISyfcoaAToR. Then they cannot decay on pcfish,
but ,n,.st flourish and improve. Ihefe is notaagl
,hc world 10 COMPARE with IL for inyigoraiuS aa'
cleansing the hair, Sold by all druggists,
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PAY OF COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERISTESDESTs.
The bill in the House of Delegates cutting
down the pay Of the county superintendent
and the local school taxes, after having adj
yanced to its third reading, was on yesterday
reconmitted to the Committee OH Schools
and Colleges.
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LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.-There VIII
be meeting of the trustees OF this company
at their rooms, No. 1o1i Main street, at
O'Clock to-day, for the purpose OF organizing
the Virginia department.
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We have recently secu Weed sewing-mschines
doing astonishing work under stca,"-p1wer, run
ming so rapidly rs would seem 10 annihiln'e such
delicate machinery, yet always running straight AT
their mark. and not Stacking speed for seams and
laps; but ever making perfect stitching on leather
SERGE and jean. Al! this with the beautiful IF. F.
family machine.
Shoe corset. skirt, and other manufacturers would
do well to take .'duc notice, aud govern themselves
accordingly. - Boston Journal.
WILLIAM I.ocKHARr, Agent,
corner Eighth and Main streets.
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STILL THEY COME.-Go to c. Q. CAMPBELL S cell
ebratct cheap and well-known gallery, corner Ninth
and Main streets, to nrst-class picture Il; his
usual Lt~ prices. Having secured the services Of
Profrsor LIZ SAGEat the enurInolls salary or seven
ty-fvc dollars per week We are determined mat the
so-caed Hrst-clsss gallery shall no longer impose
upon tie public by its e&travagant prices. All ol
our work Is exceeded by frs-cass photographers, ana
will bear rigid Cx1Inna'on. we corc!aiig ih'itc tne
public 10 call ard sce for themselves.
c. o. CAMPBELL Co,
corner Ninth and Main streets
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TIE FIRE SUSDAY.-The alarm of fire on
Sunday ut noon. turned in at station 10. =,
First Police station. was caused by the par
tial burning of Clarke's bakery, on an alley
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth and
Main and Franklin streets. Loss about
$1,000. Tie tic Ori- mated from the oven.
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INSTALLATION OF THE OFFICERS OF " ANVIL"
LoDGE.-The officers Of che Grand Lodge, /.
o. ", Will install the officers elect Of Anvil
Lodge, No. ), this evening at q o'clock, in
Masonic Hall. on Twenty-fifth street.
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MYERS vs.. TMT's EzECUToRs.-Jud@eb Bar
ton has decided this interesting case On thc
Circuit Court of the city OF Richnondl by
allowing the plaintiff $4,000, about one-lhlru
of the amount claimed.
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MONTHLY MEETING OF TEE METHODIST
SrHDAY-ScuooL SOCIETT.-ln consequence OF
the inccmcncy Of the weather, the regular
monthly meeting Of this Society was not held
at Manchester church Sunday afternoon last.
1t will pc held at the same place some future
time, CT which notice will be given.
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FINE GOLD AND SILVER " .,TcIrEs, for gentlemen
and ladies; opera chains and IeontincS. gold chan-
bracelets, gold thimhies fine gold wedding and cl-
gagenent rings fine watches repaired BY skiiful
wurklaen, at GESSET's,
= ouoosftc the ppst-of!cc,
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Boy DROWNED. Yesterday morning two
colored boys were seen standing on the brink
of the dock, corner of Dock and Twenty
seventh streets. One Of them was seen to
fall overheard, and the other ran away. Cap
tain Hopkins, whose office is in the vicinity
of the dock, went to the rescue of the one
who fell overheard, but before the body was
fiShed out life was extinct. At O'Clock 7.
NJ. Coroner Trent held an inquest, with the
following jurors c. c. Dabney, John Fee.
ney, r. Antoni, John Dardon, NJ. Kelley, L.
f. Hamilton, T. Jones, 4. Ashburg. *.
Evers, Sam. Mayo, j. =. Word, u. Hayes.
There was no means OF aScertaining the
name of the deceased or any of the circum-
stances of bis death, and the jury rendered
verdict of death by drowning from causes
unknown. The body was buried at once.
Here was shown the Importance of having q
city morgue, OF deud-horlse. Had the body
been deposited in such q house, it might have
been kept several days awaiting recognition,
and there would have been some probability
of ascertaining whether the death OF tho dc.
ceased was caused by foul play.
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Walkiny-canes and umbrellas In endless variety at
Z. L. SPENCE 6 SoS'S. 1900 Main street 5ff
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II you want stylish clothing and ether senilclnes
wear Of the very best quality and mt low 0Sures can
at E. B. SPENCE soS's gep:s furnishing eat:biIsh-
ment, 1900 Main street. .@.3.
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ApvEErIsE.--Our merchants seeking trade I'm any
portion of the country should advertise In the
papers of TINT section. NJ. ELIrsoS IL co. VIII
take advertisements and have them inserted mi pub
lishcr,' rates.
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REsIGSAr1oN OF JUDGE JoYSEs.--It is stated
that the resignation of Hon. William T.
Joynes as judge Of the Supreme Court OF
Appeals will be presented to the General
Assembly to-day. Judge Joynes is an able
and learned jurist, and the bar of the whole
State will regret his resignation. His health
has for months past been so poor as to rem
der it impossible for him to attend the ses-
sions of the court. Tic vacancy on the sll-
preme bench occasioned by this resignation
will probably be filled by the Legislature be-
fore its adjournment. ----- 49,
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, -. ,,cr.;s on Politics ard n Short
.,,...,,.:o,, of the Ecater
,.,..,-,-,.;or or see.ore tho Poo.
80 60 -, e., Ys,,nc- Of vud-o
f..n,,,.
":'' - '''''
"'>'' S''''.
II .aaI>GTo%. NarcA D. 81 II 'it'iS e, was
N.. - 81 H;cn Knowing !he N'itttol >i'citcc
time "f great trm'. II i tA' i''''oc!''''
...,y III 'h,> time. lhcS WIZ Ho' "i'l"."t
..r g.! 'i:c assembling oi 'I'''! r'"',''' 'oi'
NJ" mn frI'E l" ANY " INC '!I'
..n @.GssH,: ;hrm thcS WIZ |'Ac 'o Si"cs u.
4 ~s,..pH> on general Nunlcc'S, '.i'! ''',."' ,.,
.' H." INTO any oi.cu>>:"ho y! inc l"'hF
-..''1,.J", The p!c,idcni'at question: !, IA.
.'.., ~ r'h|rI-M'oh "tth tIt"', ~ 10. a.
-, ''..' ,,. ;,,,o,,.,,t ,,,IE,
.f..,, r...;.nr than make a record one wa,
..,,.r y.l..rM NAV ,la.1!c them in the |
.....
.,,-nual Democrats are VERY anxious to |
r ~ whatever any intelligent person
. nty,. - >.ty bearing on the presidential
.,, anl they will ask more questions
.., II or lncn can ever hope to an
-, Or injected that anybody can answer.
~ ,uty ul,nan knowledge. But fur
.IT.,. ,,n rn, want 10 go. rbcy will lis
.,,,, o,u,,,nt Of talk on the subject.
,',I,. .,nniIu, Of questions; but they
S..,. ,,s.;hiur IL say themselves. They
..., .,..,...,. Questions. nor express opill-
...,,. arc. indeed. nlavin- very sue
I'm .p5>>,}n g,.mc. Whether anything
....Y d.ri.ica llpon to secure concurrent
- /, nui known; but certain it is that
,.2,.,irI would seem 10 imply that il
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Hfrs. Townsend wishes ME 10 say thar she Is much
pleased with her Wilcox Gibbs; anu givcs u the
preference, in every respect, over the Wheeler &
Wilson, Grover s Baker, and Singer, which she IN d
formerly uscd"--L &. TbcnSs,,d, Bridgepors, Ct.
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Chimney Corner and Harpers Basar, with
supplement, for this week, received from
EIiyson d Taylor, next to Dispatch ONCE
Main street,
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COMMISSIONER or DEEDs.-The Governor
has appoi@.ed Edward Bissell commissioner
OF deeds for Virginia, to reside i'll New YORK.
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BAPTIST SUSnAY-SCHOOL ASSOCIATioN.-Thc
monthly meeting OF this Association Will tnke
place ut the Lciyh-Strcrt church on next sun
day afternoon, having been postponed from
last SUNDAY on account of the bad weather.
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6 II. PETIT, Restaurateur, Twelfth street nea
Man kceps on hand the best that the markets aliof'
IA his out.,ts
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For pure medicinal liquors, fine teas, and gro
ccres we recommend our friends TO call On 3ressrs
W D. BLAIR e Co.. cf,r1a Ninth and Nafn go
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NJ ELLYsON & Co., Advertising Agcnta, DIsrATClt
building will receive advertisements and have item
Inserted in any Journal of the country at regular
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CHEAp. GOODS ar s2; NAN sTGEgr aSp ?e5
BROAD Observation-Disclosures the advance I'm
Stoves, Tin-ware, and House-Furnishiug Goods
generally, i have concluded TO close ont my largc
stock Of such goods at cost, to make room for my
spring stock. All In need Of goods In this lire viii
please cal! at s.s Main street. 20; Broad street.
80 $500 W.. SASpg,soS.., -
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COLONEL JOHNSTON ut Virginia Hal. crowd
of friends welcomed him back to Richmond last
night.
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JoHSsyoS's Tour Of Europe was well received
last night at Virginia Hall The audience were all
delighted.
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a beautiful stock Of ncckties and scarfs ut r. =.
SrENCE & Sous, 1900 Main street. ~
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JoHysroX's humorous lecture and songs are all TIC
Talk of our city, at Virginia Hall.
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CrAyGE OF IIcrR.-During this week The
Lcntrn services Of the Episcopal Church Will
be held at ) L. NJ instead OF II O'Clock, as
heretofore.
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The Tour Of Europe always draws crowded
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Fairfield TOWNSHIP, HESRIco COUNTY, Va.
4 MEETING OF THE TOWNSHIP
"A BOARD will he held on WEDNESDAY, Hnrrh
lath, l? o'clock 81, atJ0hn u. GtaSins Glisru, SA
the Eur-mc road.
All persons having business to transact are re-
uursted TO attend GEU4GE II. FLECk,
NH FIT ~ f1 Township Clerk. :
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HUsTlSGs CouRr.-This court will meet to-
day at IL O'Clock. The special grand jury
Will also be in session this morning.
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THE REGCLAR MONTHLY MEETING
/ of the s0UTHSIDE BUILDfSiFD FUND
COMPANY viii be held at ;he Io%n Hall IN Mali
chester on TUESDAY f.yFSi Nc. 18th ihs tart, ~
O'Clock, ut which time the third insislmsnt Oh stoSk
will he due.
By order Of the President tr-. /. af,iits
NH ia-lts J.. :. CLARKE. Secretary.
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d DEASSESS3iENT OF LANDS In lien
III RICO COUNTY .Ea.--Al persons interested
in the reyauation Of their lands si rffttes st Hem
rico County Cour;llouse ON THURSDAY SEST,
Ith Instant. take tie preliminary steps required
under the recent assessjDclltac ~ ~. -,sy
U..COKLASD.
I,pcyr a. 1872. NIB ia-:t
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4 MEETING or THE TRUSTEES OF
"A tie LIFE ASSOCIATION Or AaIERlCA'wfl
bc held TODAY ato L. u. ut the ICons ci the Asso-
citation. l01t Main street. -. ..' w s't+t -
Trustees invited 10 attend, the purpose beinato
a 20 Nh. Vir.,jui, dD NH t1-lt
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r,rr.noa6crrr Cincinnati Commercial.
-,r yGr:iS on !oiitics and Short
.,;,c;,..:o,i of the Esresidcncy--Ecaten
,,.,i,n Convention Or Before tho Fc0-
,.,..Ep with the Banner Of Judge
.s..,is and Err. Greeley.
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r o. M.-RICHMOND LODGE, No. g.
The officers and Hgn:hcrs of tbs lodge VIII n.et
~ Marshall Hall. corner bread and Secnrd strgct
THIS EVENING March eth, at :. 0'clcck:
By order Worthy Master. Is. BEACHAM.
NH Pitts Recording Scrccsary.
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MEETINGS..

A NVIL LODGE, No. ), !. O. M.-The
n members of Anvil Lodge. No. s, !. Q. NJ, VII!
meet at the Masonic Ha on T"cn!y-ilth street, ~
THIS Tuesday EVENING 1T hllf-past TO ciocK'
for installation Of oiicers. ..r. .. .s.tts
l,y order Of joins PITT. W. VI.
NH Pitts JAMES T.. RlDBlth, seCrellrS' 1.