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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16

ANorHxR FALsKHooD NAILED On Wednes-
day telegram from New York stated that Mr..
Greeley had wntten letter in which he announc-
ID that he would b able to carry New Hampshire,
Connecticut Rhode Island, New York, and New
Jsrsey. but that the South and West would have
to b depended upon for the rest. The tsnor OF
The dispatch was enough to have stamped it a. .
forgery, but, in order that there might b mis-
understanding in the matter, Ar. Greeley psrsmp-
torily denies ever having written such letter.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16

TIE Grant speakers sndsavor 10 make the pso-
pie bsl,svs that If Greeley should - elected he
viii pay the rsbsl deb, aad psason rebel soidis,s
This eiectionserng dodge u ahsurd - it 10 false.
The fourth clause Of The fourteenth amendment to
the Consttatioa aye:
But nsitAsr the United States nor any State
shall assume 70 pay any debt or obligation Incur
red In aid Of insurTsctiou VI rsbsllio1 saa,nst tbs
United States, or any claim for the loss or emAn-
cipatioa Of say slave, but Ill such dskts otlisa-
sa0ns aud claa@s shall b hsid illegal and void
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16

1t u difRcult for the urast manaasrs 10 com.
psshsnd that the var u really over and pssos
1signs h the South. Whether it u ths Sserstsrv
of the Treasury speaking in North Csroi,aa OF
militia, each leader fancsss that be has the aams
"right Of way" through ~ country - 0sn. eAsr-
man haA in his canpaisn 10 ths ssa In Wssh-
ington county, Alabama, last month, gsntlsDan
was roussd from his nidaight siumbsrs BY pc
Esmptory demand for his wagon snd horsss. An
sWeRin9 tbe rude sanmoas, b Was told that his
visitors Wsrs party ol Uaitsd 6tatss soldiszs,
acting - escort to oes Squire, who va canvas.
I'd ths esetlsnan's team 70 TAXA item sefoas ~
scsek. Not believing hn denial Of ovnssship Of
such . coovssisncs. they torsdowa his fences and
made . destructive survey Of The prsnisss, and
went o6 cuFsang the whoIs hoassAold. TAis curt
Of thing b not "alng up tAs cAssm !" It u not
eono,liaton nor coneliatng; bat it v just what
must expect - result Of ths political taAoAinss
OF tAoss who will not admit that the war - over.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16

The Commercial u very much oppossd 70 the
cttizsns running candidate Of there own choics
for Mayor. But its opposition seems to b. al oc-
sasionsd BY the fear that the movement would re-
suit in the election Of Mr. Simms. lts fears do
not appear 70 extend fas this direction - The
City Council.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16

RlyLD ASSOCIATION FosMRD.-A numbsr VI
dslaGass from RiAs Clubs in New Havss, Ne Y
York, Newark, Brooklyn, Jsrssy Citv, Trsn. a.
WiiningtOa. Baitinors Washington. Phiiadsiphis
aud SAvsunah. mst 10 this city on Tuesday sven-
Asoociassoo, 70 b. called "Osstii0he Schutzsn
B~nd." consultation was sdoptsd, end II was
agresd that the Hrst Allgemsine Schutsenfsst
should take plAce in Balti6ose in 1874. and the
nsxt n le7oin PAilAdslpAis--LsdH~.
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11ruitnre, &f.
Furniture ana ven,t,an Bilnds

Furniture ana vonltlan Bllnds.
]. 4 ]. n. HARMAN,
No, 40 KING STREET. WILMINGTON. DEL.
We respectfully in.srn the eitissns oi
Wilmington and the surrounding country
IL that ws continue 70 msaufseturr and KEEP
bon hand at cur large snd long established
consisting Of Mahogany. Rosewood and Walnut
Furuiture. suitable Tor psrlor. dinins-roon and
chamber uses.
Our assortment Of Furnitsrs 10 large and varied
.. can BE- found in Delaware and all articles sold 81
Vsnitian Blinds of the most fashionable desi9Ll
made to order and kept constantly or hand. w
also msnufscturs and eOnetantly keep . !arss y
a. J. ~ N. HARAAN,
in1 A10 king street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24

DIR. V. PIERCE, of Buffalo, y. Yin his book on
chronic diseases. says in regard to his Gocn Mcdi-
cal Discovery, with which our readers are familiar
:" From its wonderful power consumption of the
lungs hld thought strongly Of calling it my
sumhyr cure: bu; from the fact that II is Il perfect
specific for the throat and horScncss to which
ministers and ether public speakers and singers arc
subject and also for dnd all serere c0Hgts
and Is au Invaluable remedy for disease Of the liver
an!aIso rs blood purifier. decided not to apply to
Il 4 name which might miSlcad and prevent its use In
other diseases for which ii Is SO admirably adapted
'lt will cure cough In one-llaf the time ncccs-
sry to il with any other medicine, and II does 1t
not by drying II up. butby removing the cIilse-sub-
DUNG the irritation and healing the affected parts.
This valuablc medicine is sold by all 1r=t-class
druggists.
\ WHOLE PEDrLE's OFISIOS.-Wbcn 4 nation OF
forty millions accepts and endorses as Il standard
restorative an article that it has had the fullest op-
potuuitics Of testing iuruga period Of twelve years.
who can 5c 50 absurdiy imcrc,louS rs to doubt the
excellence Of the preparation? PLANTATION BIT
TIERS as passed through this ordeal. and is now the
most popular proprietary medicine on this ronl-
uent. it would be difficult 10 find an adult of either
Sex between the Atlantic and the Pacific, or between
the northeast corner Of Maine and the Gulf OF
Mexico. who does not know, either from personal
experience or observations that this renowned vege-
table remedy is the purest tonic and stolnachc and
the finest Alternative and regulating medicine ut pres
ent before the world. As preventive OF and cure
for diseases generated by malaria, and rs specific
for dyspepsia rhcumatism and all nervous and bill
Gus affections, 1t Is admitted TO be fairly pronounced
the favorite household tonic and Alternative OF the
Western Hemisphere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24

THE G. r Il Az IANGUAGE.-Ihc Schoo'
Board has m"da provision for instruction ii
the German language. Ii!is has been dont
not only to afford the children OF GellTi'
parents All opportunity to learn ihc!r hl1tlci
tongue, but also t. enable American children
10 become acquainted with tle clements oi
that language, which forn> the sun'tvalllM
II our owil--2;i,u90 or fuuI-iitthS Of til,
words in actual use in English, being traceC
directly to the German. II has been verified
where the experiment has been made that
children STUDYING these two languages at TIE
same time, instead OF being retarded in Their
progress in the English studies, really make
more advancement i'll them than those who
are confucd TO one language. Besides,
in 4 country where the Germans anG
their descendants number ten million
souls, onc-f0rth OF the entire popuEllloh,
the great practical value OF knowledge oi
German 1T once becomes apparent. Inc
study Of any of the branches OF natural
sciences. or 1iue arts. will be more succcs>Illi
il the student is familiar with the language
OF the country where they principally appi!
themselves to such studies. Those who seek
Il higher grade Of education can scarcely 10
so without becoming acquainted with the
rich and extensive literature of Germany.
Certain sciences OF recent foundation, ere
long destined 10 create revolutions Ill tnc
education OF HAN. as for Instance cilnoiogN
and co,pparutiVp "lrtln.n"r, ri the present Gay,
cin only lie acquired through the German.
These and other reasons have induced us To
introduce German us Il branch Of study
Re1ort OF SuDerintenlent Of Wt(tiGmYCrt
schools, Pennsylvania.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24
LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at the horsc-lot, nj
10 4. NJ, horses, mules. sc.

REIIGIoEs SERVICES o-MoKRow.--Wc note
the following special appointments:
Trinity (.lethodiSD Hurch.-Rev. DR.. j.
c. Granbery at II A. NJ.
Centenary CuethodisD.-Bishop Doggett at
II A. VI.
Michoison-Street (Mehodis0 Rocketts.-
Bishop Doggett at 81 p. VI.
First Baptist.-Preaching by the pastor
and baptism in the morning. Communion
at 3 z. NJ. No service at night.
Second Baptist.-Rev. c. c. Biting at II
\. NJ.
\ missionary meeting, under the auspices
of the Board of Foreign Missions of the
Southern Baptist Convention, will he held
in the Second Baptist church at y P. NJ, in
which al the Baptist churches in the city
will unite. Addresses will be made by Rev
!. B. deter, ID. D., Rev. Fl. A. Tupper, ID. D.,
Rev. A. Z. Dickinson, and Rev. a. D.
Phillips.
81. Paurs (EpiscopaD.- D.-Rev. DR.. Wall at
u O'Clock.
Cu4st (EpiscopaD, Valley.-Rev. Dr.Wall
at - =. NJ.
English Lutheran (Odd.Fellows' Hail.
Service at II A. VI. Subject: "Thc Impor.
tant Dccision.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24
ITURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY a. 1872

PURCELL, LADD & Co. and X. W. POWERS & Co.
Retail, by WOOD e. Sons, corner Ninth and Main:
A. BoDEKER 6 BROTHER. corner Fifteenth anG
Main: DOVE, 13ei Main: BERRIAN & McPHAIL
corner Main and Seventeenth; DUvAL 6 TuoaP-
SON, 500 Main; MEADE Il BAKER. sl9 Main; HAIR
HIsoN. Main between Seventh and Eighth; HAZARD,
Franklin, corner Fourth: BLAIR, SIS Broad; L.
WAGNER & Co., Broad; Book, 5oa Broad: GAR
NETT e33 Broad; THOMAS, cl4 Broad; HOWARD
BROTHERS, corner Broad and Second: FoRsTMASN.
2II east Broad KISDERvATER. 8 Broad; FISCHER.
10 east Broad; MILLER Fifth and Marshall; CARY
4 BROTHER, Brook avenue and Leigh street; S. W.
FARRAH, corner Of Tweuty-ffth and Leigh streets:
MORRISON 6 FARRAR, Broad between Twenty
fifth and Twenty-siyth strsets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24

THE LrNGARD CoMEISATIoS.--Thc New Or
leans Times thus speaks fthe company which
appears here on Monday night:
"In his role Lingard is as far above criti-
cism as he is beyond comparison with any
other mimic now known; in fact, he is the
elder Matthews of the age. His company,
too, is unusually strong. Miss Alice Dun
ming (Mrs. L. is remarkably talented and
handsome. Messrs. Evans, Chester, Mat
thews, Dunniug, Duncan, Misses Galton and
Dicky Lingard, have shown themselves tai
ented and experienced artistes.
"But what will we say of Lineard? TO
praise him would be akin to painting the lily
or gliding refined gold. 70 see him as
Horace Greeley one would almost swear he
was in the Tribune Office looking at the
venerable agriculturist. AS Ben Butler he
is equally striking, as the demonstrations OF
the auditors very clearly prove; Brigham
Young, though not so well known, stands
before you; while rs General Lee the ell.
thusiasm of the people knows no bounds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24

A REMAREABLE BALLOON AscESSIoN.-A
balloon ascent unpreccdcntcdly satisfactory
is reported from Ninccnnes, France. During
the siege of Paris one NJ. Dupuy de LONE re-
ceived from the Government of National De
fence IN offer of $4,000 for q balloon, which
he undertook to furnish, but it was not fin
ishcd prior to the cpitulation Of Paris.
About three Weeks ago, when all was COM
p!ete, he made an ascent with thirteen men,
and the result seems to have proved to de-
monstrutioi the perfection OF his method of
guiding. The balloon is said to have obeyed
the helm with the utmost alacrity, and to
have progressed readily in the teeth Of the
wind. If this goes on, railway and steam
packet stockholders must prepare for a fall.
London and Paris will become three days
journey from New York when the wind "a
lS, - - =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24
PN,ificnI Conventions.

Isp1ASAPoLIs, IND, February 23.--The
delegates to the National Convention al
Philadelphia lave been instructed to vote
for Grant and CofaX.
CoLUMEus, Quo, February 23.-The Labor
Convention has nominated David FL. Davis
of Illinois, for President, and Joel Parker, Of
New Jersey, for Vice-president.
Later.--Judge Davis telegraphs to the
President OF the Labor Convention: "Be
pleased to thank the convention for the un-
expected honor which they have conferred
upon me. The chief magistTacy Of the Re
public should neither be sought nor declined
by an American citizen.
(Signed) "DAvlD DAVIS"
The Prohibition Convention has nomina-
ted James Black, of Pennsylvania, for Presi.
dent, and John Russell, Of Michigan, for
Vice-President.
JEFFERSON CRY, KANSAS, February 23.--
The Republican Convention expresses con-
tidence in Grant, but pledges the party to
the nominee Of the Philadelphia Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24

"hS act OF high justice has been done 10 Mr.
ELIAS HOWE, who had not yet been rewarded rs the
introduccr Of the sewng-machinc and vino has just
received tic decoration of the Legion of Honor
Eut although exhibiting several machines his orgi-
nal work has been so greatly improved that others
hold the first rank to-day: and among tie latter the
one which has been examined with tho greatest ntc-
rest by all the visitors Is tie scwlnsinachine of the
WEED COMPANY, whose extensive manulciory Is
in Hartford Conn. II has obtained the Silrtr meidl
rs the best american sclcing-naachine, the gold
medal having been awarded to the best button-ho!e
machine. Nothing is more simple than the mt
chanica perfection, the soldiy, and The rapidty OF
the work Of this WEED MACHINE, which, besides,
is distinguished by the facility with which it c:n hc
kept in good coaIliton."-Lu Ltjstie. PIris. JEij
eth, 1:c7. WILLIAM LOCKuART. Agent.
Eighth and Main streets. Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24
Fearful Railroad Accidcnt.

CIsclNsATI, February 23.--The passenger
train due at Covington, Ky., at noon, broke
through q bridge near Elliston, Ky. Twen-
ty-six passengers, more or less, were hurt,
and some one reported killed. No details.
Later-Clsc1SSArI, February 23.-The
following is a partial list Of the killed and
wounded: - Brock, of Sparta, Kyy
killed; Maggie Covers, of Bush Creek,
Ohio, injured; S. Halle, of Memphis, In
jured; i. L. Chiles, leg broken; +. c..
Mitchell, hurt in hip; W.s. Tull leg broken
and badly burned; Samuel Fox, hurt; Ira
DeGrah, badly injured; Mrs. Jarnette Levy,
Of Mobile, badly burned; u. Shea, badly
hurt; B. Verdis, slightly wounded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24

Indiana and Michigan to the lower lakes on
saturday, preceded by brisk southwest winds,
extending Friday night eastward to New
York and Kentucky, with increasing cloudi-
ness and possibly light rain. Increasing
southerly winds, with rain, will prevail on
the Gulf coast, and southeast winds and
cloudy weather from Georgia to Massachu.
sets. Dangerous winds are not anticipated
Tor Friday night on the Atlantic coast, but
northeasterly gales are probable for Lake Su.
perior and local severe storm is indicated
for San Francisco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, February 2a.-Cottcn quiet; mid
ns. 22sc: stock, 1855! balcs net receipts Tor the
week, 35.l55 bales gross, 385S7 bales exports, 49,
1876 bales; s;tlcs. $4,000 bales.
MOBILE, February 2a.-Cotton dull and nominal;
middngs &c: stock, 6i,3Sl bales net receipts Tor
week, 1909 btlcs: exports 10 Great Britain, s,ls7
bales: coaStwi-c. ?.l09 bales: sales, 1900
CHARLESTON. February a3.-Cotton quiet MD
ings, o2G22sc.; stock, si37 bales; net receipts Tor
week 1913 bales; exports 10 Great Britain, s,o@s
bales: coastwise, e7IS bales; sales, 5000 bales
SAVANNAH, February 2J.-Cotton IN good ds-
mand middlings, &C. stock, 66,o:s bales; net re-
ceips for the week, s2o4 bales exports. Sl5 Daies
coistwlse, aloe bales: sales, IL 500 bales.
GALVESTON, February 23.-Cotton steady; GOOD
ordinary 2OGl2oic stock, 47i3s bales: net receipts
or the week. 1886 bales; exports 10 Great Britain,
1888 bales coaStwise 7Jv baies; Scs $500 bales.
WILMINGTON February .3.-COtton firm; mid
22tc.: stock, 4osT bacs; net receipts for the week,
4l bales exports coastwlsc, a25 bales; sales, l3i
bales.
NORFOLK, February o3.-Cotton dull; low mid-
dlngs 2lac.: stock I.als les net receipts Tor the
week. b,6a7 bales exports coswise, 5,l5o b1es saic
Iyilps
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24

JOB PRISTISG.-We call the attention Of mer-
chants clerks of courts, shcrtfs, lawyers railroad.
steamship and canal officers and agents, anda Others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered a
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds Of JoI
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards
Bl-Hca'is, Letter-EIe1ds, Programmes. Ball Tickets
Blanks Pamphlets, Tags. Hand-Bills, Catalogues
Bills Of Fare. ShOw-Bills, Checks. Drafts. &C., SC.
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24

REArpoRTloSMEST.-L night the meet
ing of the committee of twenty-four ap-
pointed by the caucus of the Conservative
members of the General Assembly agreed
upon modification Of the plan previously
reported, and will report the same at the
conference on next Tuesday night. No
change is recommended in the proposed re-
apportionment of the Richmond district.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24
South America.

New YORK. February 23.--South Ameri-
can advices report severe gale at Valpa-
raiso.
A broken axle killed twelve railroad pas
sengers at Tabons. No Americans.
The editors of the Peruvian National have
been released, but the paper is suppressed.
The cochineal crop of Guatemala Is short.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24

THE THEATRE To-NIGHr.--It has been de-
cded that the opera of Mariana shall be pre-
scnted at the Theatre tonight on the occasion
Of the complimentary benefit to the Rich
nond Light Infantry Blues. During the per-
formance a detachment Of volunteers from
the Blues and other companies will appear on
the stage. 1t is expected that the amateur
opera troupe will also take part in the enter
tainment. Such attractions ought to insure
full house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24

NINE YEARS IN \ HOSIERY FACToRY.-For nine
years past have been connected-in the capacity
of overseer Of the knitting and stitching depart
mcnts-with hosiery manufacturing: and am free
to state that of the different kinds of scwrs-na-
chimes have found none well adapted for general
use in making up hosiery goods n, the Wilcox &
Gibbs. Fifty per cent more ,coik ctl be done o" il
than upon any other machine in a given time
while tie cost for reairs is at least fire times les'
Letter Of J. Z. Delahunty, orerSeei ut .idains Ho-
Siery Mills, CVhoes, " T.. December IL, 1885.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24

HOPE FOR TIE DESPAIEING.-Bcca your hair
comes away In bunche:, don't dcspnnd. We guaran-
tee that PiIALoS'S CHEMICAL HAIR 1SrIGoRAToR
will stop this calamity in three days. Nay, more, we
guarantee that 1t will promotra full restoration OF
the lbrcs. There will be no further shedding Of the
hair. nor any change in its color while you continue
to use the article. Sold by all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY %, 1sT2.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Palisade. Nelson. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers. W. 7. Brett, agent
Schooner Walter Palmer, Cole Jacksonville, Ia.
lumber. Trcdc2ar Company.
Schooner VaSiti Sharp. sharp, Boston, merchan-
disc. Curtis ( Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell. Brakeman, New York. mcr-
cim,dise and passengers }. w. Wyatt agent.
Steamer G.. B. UPTON. Parker. New York. mer.
chandsc and passengers, Virginia Steamship and
Packet Company.
81 encr Eliza Uancux, Clifford. Norfolk, nlerch:n-
CiIsc and passengers, J.. g. Tatum. agent
Schooner Young Tcazcr, Socum, Philadelphia.
railroad ties, Curtis & Parker
Schooner Caroline kecZ!c, S:udams. New York
ria James river. wood. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner u. f. Wolf. Dale, Washington, ID. C..
paving stones, Curtis L Parker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24
New York Items.

New York, February 23.--The emIeant'
swindler Moore has been sentenced to five
years hard labor.
Evidences OF quarantine swindles accumu-
late. II Is stated that New York loses 3 half
million hogsheads Of sugar on account oI
quarantine exactions. c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24

PERSON NAL.--George Alfred Townsend,
Esq, the brilliantand celebrated Washington
correspondent of the Chicago Tribune, was
here and visited the Governor yesterday. He
has gone to North Carolina on newspaper
business.
Hon. W. Fl. II. Stowell, NJ. c., from the
Fourth District of Virginia, was in Rich
mond yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24

POLICE COURT, FEIDAY-Justicc j. j.
!Fi.ite presiding.-Thef following cases were
disposed of:
Nathaniel Russell (coloredD, charged with
being drunk and disorderly i'll the public
street. Fined 81.
James Hickman (colored), charged with
assaultine, abusing. and threatening to strike
David Holmes, and also trespasang on the
premises Of the said Holmes. Discharged.
Martha Williams (colored), Charged with
,lulawfully assaulting and beating Henderson
Taylor. Continued until 24th.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Market.

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YORK, February 23.-Money active
Gold, 11O5 to Ill. Sterling steady at o.
Governments strong. southerns heavy
Tennessee's, 81 !; new, cit. Virginda's, 524
new, 5i4. Louisiana's, Sc; new, so. Levees
50; IS, IS. Alabana's, so; 5's, so. Georgias
10; rs, s6. North Carolira's, 34s; new
l72. South Carolina's, 81; new, 324.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24

TESTIMONY CoScLUDED.-In the Hastings
Court yesterday the testimony i'll the case of
Richard Lawrence, charged with stealing n
velvet cloak from Mrs. S. G. Deane, of New
York, valued at 500, was coucluued. The
Jury was placed in the custody of the Ser
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24
LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IL

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE FEBRUARY 23.-
w. II. Rowland. Princeton, n. j.; Miss Dena
AIcGruder, T. II. Baughan, John L. Ham
lette, Carter & Christian, r. Fox, E. E..
Elliott, Richmond; r. Jordan g. Co., South
Boston, Va; Miss NJ. F. Lyons, New York;
w. P. Palmer, Harry wilkins, Richmond ;
Miss S. Read, Talcott. Va; R. j. Cossents,
Mount Sterling; w. T. Johnson, Belleyillc,
Va; a. S. Bradley, Richmond; Miss L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24

FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, for gentlemen
aud ladies; opera chains and leonacs gold chain
bracelets, gold thimbles, fine gold wedding and en-
gagement rings fuc watches repaired by skilfui
workmeu, ut GESNEIs'
opposite the post-oilce.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

TNO THE FIRST VIRGINIA REGI- n
4 MENTAL the request Of the Blues we sug- q
.est to the First Virginia Regiment that Us many M
Of them III may attend the Theatre TONIGHT ID
to witness Mrs. BERNARD'S performance IN bcne-
lit of the Blues shall do so In uniform, making the
gray" the feature Of the evening and pleasant at
(racilOn, bcnctitine an associate company.
Very respectfully.
J.. L. BASS.
Captain Company 3
{. J. ANDERSON,
Captain Company G.:
MACT. CLARKE,
fcot-lt Captain Company +.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24
NEW yOpEM,pEETs

NEW YORK, February 21.-Cotton quiet: salea,
l.ool bales; uplans, ?2sc: Orleans, 2atc Flour quiet
iudunchangcd. Whiskcy unsettled 1T 9lsn9. Wheat
quiet and dali; winter red western, SI.65gI Sl.aa.
Corn heavy at 7rGi7lc. Rice steady at sq3sic Pork
active at Sl..Jli Sll.5. Lard heavy at ssM9ic Ma.
Yals firm. Tall0w quiet Frcights not SO trm.