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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-10
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

REMOVAL OF OFFIcEs.-The office of the
Chief of Police has been removed to the
Town Hall. This Office will also in future be
the place Of iflectiilg Of the Board of Irus-
tees, and the Police Justice will also hold his
court at this place: We learn that in future
no trials will be allowed in the Town Hall by
the township officers, as this building is to be
occupied exclusively by the town officials
nor will any prisoners not charged with iel-
ony be received therein.
POLICE CopRT.-Polly Taylor, arrested for
having in her possession lot Of clothing
stolen from Misses Hill and Keenan,, was AZ
raigned and sent on for further trial.
j. C. Butts, charged with violation of the
Sunday law in keeping his confectionery
open, was fined $40.
In this connection we would state that from
and after this date the Chief Of Police Will
rigidly enforce the law requiring all parties
to keep their shops closed on Sunday. We
understand that this apnlics particularly to
places where liquor is s0Id.
MEETING OF TIE County CoURT.-The re-
glllar monthly session Of the County Court
commences on Monday. On Monday night
the conference between the town and county
authorities takes place when it is hoped that
the controversy over the title to the court
house and grounds will be settled. We have
heard of no very important cases to be con-
sidered,
PERsoNAL.-Sfr. John Charlton, long O
well-known resident of our town, has left fol
Scottsvile to take charge of the we'll
known flour mills at that place. We wish
him great SUCCESS in his new home and pro
fcssion.
AT THE GRANITE HEADoUxRTEEs.-The ut
most activity prevails at this place. Two
blacksmith shops are already in operation
and Il third one Il being built, the company
expecting to have use for over thirty forge:
when they get in full operation. Railroads
have been built upon both sides of the shed
one for the purpose of bringing the stone
and the other for carrying it oil when dressed
A large force of fhouse-carpentcrsar are engaged
in building other sheds for the accommoda
ton of the increased force expected. The
company has had built for its accommodation
very substantial office, and is now engaged
in repairing all Of the old buildings arounC
the late Confederate marine headquarters
The blacksmith shops are very substantial
and commodiolS buildings. In very shor
time the entire force will be at work, and the,
our community will begin to appreciate thcil
value.
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TRANSFORMING TIE CoMrLEXIoS.-Thc trans
Formations produced by IIAGAS'S MAGNOLIA BALM!
are quite rs astonishing any scene ON the stage oi
theatre That famous bealltlfer trarslnutes sal
low, pceky y-looking complexion Into one III whicl
the lilly and tho rose vie for admiration and imrartS
to dry harsh skin the softness OF perfect lovcl!'
ness Tan and frccllcs, which country air and sun
ghtarc pretty sure to produce in spite o: pai;lsols
md sundownS, are completely oblitcratcu by II
while it has perfectly magical effect in banis!ns
undue rcdncs, botcllcs, and pimples from the skin
When the lady who has used it to remedy her com
pcyional defects looks in The mirror She Is equal!
rstounded and gratlfed st the improvements i'll hel
appcarancc Every blcmIsh has disappeared; hei
neck. arms. and hcsom now rival III whitcucsS The
snowy collar which cncirccs ler threat her check
mal,tcs with pcacl-likc bloom. and she Is ready t.
invoke 4 blessing on tllr inventor o; the article
which has wrought such delightful transformation
IL You desire rosy checks ard complexion fail
and free from plmplcs, hiorhcs, and cruptions
purify your blood by taking DR.. PIERCE's Colder
Medical Discovery.
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POLICE CoURT, FRIDAY-Justice J. j.
White presiding following cases were

POLICE CoURT, FKIDAY-Justice J. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed Of:
Gregory Hays (colored), charged with hay,
Ing in his possession one dress supposed to
be stolen, was discharged.
Fl. Matthews, Jim Cephus, and Ivy Mosby
(colored), charged with breaking and enter.
ing the dweling-house of Thomas Patterson
and stealing lot Of wearing apparel valued
at s12. Case continued until 10th.
Sarah Monroe (colored), charged with
having in her possession one gown and one
underskirt, the property of Thomas Patter-
son, was continued until the 10th.
Job Anthony and John johnson (colored),
charged with being yagrants and having no
visible means of support. John was dis.
charged and Job sent to Jail in default Of 800
security.
Daniel Brown and Patsy Smith (colored),
charged with stealing one lot of wood, the
property of Charles II. Page. Patsy was
discharged and Daniel was sent to Jail for
ten days.
John Clarke (colored) charged with as
saulting and beating Martha Bradley, and
Martha Bradley (colore0 charged with be-
ing drunk and trcSpaSsing on the premises
of John Clarke. John was discharged and
Martha required to give security in the sum
of 500 for three months.
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DFFlCrLyY iN TIE COUNTY COUET-lIOUsE.-
Yesterday morning during the session of the
IIcnrico County Court Il difficulty took
place hHwcrn two attorneys of this city
which NAV yet prove Of Il serious nature.
The parties met that morning and exchanged
iricndly greetings. Later, one Of the gentle
men. who was outside the bar of The court.
felt something wct on his flcc. lie turned
round quickly. and rs hc did so he heard the
other say: There, meant that for YOU
On looking i"wn upon his shirt-hosom ne
SAW tobacco, Juice, and realized at once that
The gentleman who now rctreatcd within the
bar OF the court had spit in his face. Judge
Minor. who Witnessed The affair, promptly
fined the offending lawyer 80 for the con-
tempt Of court. On ihc motion of the attor-
ncy who Was insultcd. however. the fine WAS
subsequently rrmiitcd. \ few moments later
All effort was made hy the aggricvcd party to
punish tlc as>;,iant, when illSt as he reached
out his arm 60 deal him blow he was caught
hy Il number of friends and held t;lSt. The
other party III the mean time walked up Main
street.
The parties to This affair were the Com
monW"iI,h's attorney (Mr. AtiinSon) and
Mr.. ". +. &. Gnrncti The latter spit in
the formers face. and it was upon Mr.. At
kinsnn's mn1ion that Judge Minor rcmittcd
the lnc Of SO.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, February 9.--The barome-
ter will probably continue to fall on Saturday
with southerly winds throughout the Nissis-
sippi Valley. Threatening weather will ex-
tend from Texas into Louisiana. Partially
cloudy and clearing weather will prevail
from Florida to Virginia. The low barome-
ter off Cape Hatteras will continue moving
slowly northeastward with the Gulf stream.
Northeasterly winds will continue until Sat
urday morning or the middle Atlantic coast,
backing to northwest with clearing weather
by Saturday night. Dangerous northeast
winds will continue in eastern New England,
the scverest winds prevailing some distance
off the coast. Calltionary signals will con-
tinue for the rest of Friday evening at Nor
folk, Cape May, New York, New London,
and Boston.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Market

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YORK, February 8. 3.--Money abundant
at to per cent. Sterling, 81 to d. Gold,
11Ds to 11O}. Governments closed active !:
SIS, 1145; '62's, 11O3; '0fs, 110a; '65's,
111t; new, ITO; '67's, iii; '6S's, 1114.
10-4O's, 11O. southerns firm: Tennessee's,
G64; new, same. Virginia's, 5e; new, SIT
Louisiana's, G1; new, so. Levee's, 81; SIS,
20. Alabama's, 90; SIS, so. Georgia's, rs; rs,
81. North Carolina's, 32l; new, II. South
CarOlina's, 81; new, 800.
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RE-ArroRTIoNMEvT FOR MEMBERS OF Cox
GEEsS.-Thc following is the committee of
twenty-tour fthrec from each congressional
district appointed by the conference of the
Conservative members Of the General Assem-
bly, to apportion the State into nine congress
Sicml districts: First district: W. ID. Que
scnbcrry of Caroline. l.. Il. Dagwcll of Acco-
mac. and W. Il. Jones or Gloucester. Second:
Walter II. Taylor Of Norfolk, Samuel Watts
of Portsmouth. and j. W. Lawson of Isle OF
Wight Third: r. T:Danirl and J. X. Con-
naIly of Richmond, and j. W. Wake OF
Chesterfield. Fourth: John +. Penn o!
Patrick. William Powell of Franklin, and
George W. Booker of Hcury. Fifth: II. =.
Fitzpatrick Of Nelson. j. c. Hill Of Abe
marie, and W. +. Gr,ycs of Bedford. Sixth :
\. r. Cochran cf Augusta, }. +. Wall OF
Frederick, a,ld ". +. poagllc oi' Rockhrdgc.
seventh: y. \. Grimslcy of Culpcpcr. VIII
liam Matthew Of Loudoun, and j. IL. Kelly
of Spotsylvmia. Eighth J. ii. 4. Smith OF
Russell, G. {. Wharton of Montgomery, and
\. Fuikcrson OF Washington.
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Buffalo Gap Iron Works Burned.
Snnc,,t to.por,,u IN ,I,n Dfsnafrh ey7

srAuNros, Va, February 9.-The Iron
Works at Buffalo Gap, Va, on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, were totally de-
stroyed by fire this evening about 8 O'Clock.
The fire is supposed to have originated by
the gas leaking from some Of the pipes which
run under the works. The loss Is said to be
heavy, as all the machinery was exposed to
the entire fire, which almost renders it worth
less
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8ithuond Glispattt1,
SATURDAY,. FEBRUARY 10, 1872.
DE THE CIRCULATION OF THE Dis
rATCH Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.


A.W. RoSEN, High Constable, viii sell at II A. NJ.
an assortment Of furniture, &C.
w. GODDIN will sell ut z. NJ. n brick tenement
on the north silc OF Franklin between Nine
tccnth and Twentieth streets.
ROBERTSON & BR0NAUGH viii sell at ) 7. NJ. n
house aud lot cn an alley north Of Hull street
between Seventh and Eighth, In Manchester.
GRUEBS 4 WILLIAMS win sell at half-past P.
~. four small tcnemcnts on Oregon IIill.
RICHARDSON & co. viii sell at 1 Z. NJ. a building
IL, on Fifth street between Canal and Byrd and
one on Byrd street between Fourth and Fifth.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
note tic following special appointments:
First BaptN.-Rcv. J. X. Garlick at II a.
NJ. Lecture on "'rhc Dominion of Man
by Rev. DR.. Burrows at {! p. NJ.
Lc'gA-Srce Baptjst.-Ecv. J. J.. Burrows,
ID. D.. at II 4. N.
Walnut Grorc Qlanoycr).-Rev. G. J. Hob.
day at II 4. Vi.
Clo5-St'cct Monthly meeting
of the Methodist Sunday-School Society OF
Richmond and Manchester at g =. NJ. In
tcrcStif@ exercises.
Monumental (EWscWa0.-Atternoon SER
vice III 1 o'clock.
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WEST END lMpRcvEMENTs.-R. l.. Brown,
ESD. has determined to erect three hand
some dwellings on the lot at the corner OF
Grace and Adams streets. The following
wcil-known mechanics have the contracts
Albert l.. West. architect Smith 4 Martin,
stonc-work; W. J. Wcstwood, brick-work
Davis & Briggs, woodwork :; John Bowers
timing, plumbing, aud g;ss-litting; Il: L.
Tucker, painting; Z. IL. Russell, plastering
The work will be commenced immediatcl!
and pllsncA forward with due dispatch.
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T.,c Louisiana Troubles.

New ORLEANS, February 9.-The Congress
sional Committee examined ten witnesses
yesterday and to-day, unearthing corruption
enough to satisfy the most ardent reforner.
Positive testimony was elected as to the
bribing OF men and boys, and the naodus
operaadj of getting " little jobs" through
the Legislature; giving the names of MEM
bers and the amounts paid to each.
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\ FIRE PROMPTLY EXTlSGClSuED.-B Between
the hours Of and . o'clock yesterday morn
ing some one called II the cnginc-hollse on
Broad street between Ninth and Tenth and
reported that IN old wooden building in the
ncigiIhurhood, once used rs q schoo-houS0.
was on fire. john MusSen, tillclnan Of thr
Hook and Ladder Company, went at once to
see about it, and finding the roof OH fire,
without calling out tn" Department. cXtin-
gl,Shcd the flames with Il few buckets OF
water. Had the alarm not been so promptly
reported to the tilcincn, a serious fire might
have occurred.
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A Treaty between Great Britain end
Canada.

BosTos, Mass, February "a specialfrom
Halifax, N. S., says upon Trustworthy au-'
thority that treaty exists between Great
Britain and Canada for separation. Since the
treaty the British troops have been gradually
withdrawn till now there Is scarcely bfitisn
soldier in the Dominion outside OF HALIFAX.
The treaty win be proclaimed in case OF
rupture between England and the united
states, thereby relieving England from the
duty of defending Canada.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMoEE, February o.-Flour active and yer!
,rml. aud favors sellers Wheat iirmer. Corn quiet
bats, 59l5ic. Rye, a1@$iO5. Provisions steady
Mhiskey, 9lW9i!c.
BLriMORE, February a.-Vlrginins 8's. old: 40
coupons 81 bid ;new, 81 bid. Consols, $50 bid. Wes
Virgimia's, Ia bid North Carolinas, new, l5 bid
5Dccial tax, l. bid.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. February 9-Cotton quiet. sales, s9l
oalrs: uuIands 23c. Orleans; 23sc. Flour fir1ne1
md fairly active common to fair extra. S5.s7GlS7t0
GOOD to choice. S7a56i $3.50 Whiskey lower ut e3c
Wheat decidedly more active with brisk export
tenEln1 winter red western, $l.63@$i.67. Corn
highcr and In fair dcihahA at T20ic. Rice quiet al
aisle. Pork shade easier at Slt:l?lpSli.?5 Lard
SayaIs, ami TallOw unchanged. Frtfghts irmer.
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Work PRoGKEsslNG.-The work upon the
new iron steamship at Rockets is progress
in. fuvoraby. 1t is probable that the vessel
will hc completed by April. She is to be the
sister ship to the Clyde and Upton, of the
Virginia Steamship and Packet Company
line between this city and New York.
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SENT TO THE PENJTENTIARY.--In the Hust-
ings Court yesterday John Thomas (colored
WAS tried for breaking into the bark mill OF
Thomas Steers, Jr., & Co., aud stealing lot
of brass caStiags. The jury brought in a
verdict of guilty, and assessed his punish
mcnt at three wears in the penitentiary.
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CouRT or APpEALs.-ThiS court adjourned
Yesterday until the Sth Of March. The fol-
lowing cases were disposed of during the
term:
George Price Us. The Commonwealth. upon
an indictment for felony, said Price being
sentenced to ten years in the penitcntiary.
Judgment reversed, and case remanded for
new trial.
William C. Youters cs. Bank of the Old
Dominion. Affirmed.
CITY of Richmond ps. Richmond and Dam
Vile Railroad. Affirmed.
Niorgan's administrator as. Otey. Af-
frncd. .....
Montciro's administrator Us. Webb and
others. Reversed.
johnson H. Sands cs. Commonwealth. At
firmed.
George Dock Us. Commonwealth. Re-
versed.
Isaac W. Walker Is. George I. Herring.
Affirmed.
Wilson Us. The Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road. Reversed.
Omohundro's Executor us. Omohundro.
Reversed.
Steamboat Winona U.s. Bagden. Reversed.
w, Holt Richardson Us. Davis and others.
Reversed.
II. w. Tyler us. William Taylor. AZ
flrmed.
Walker personal representative rs. Pearce,
&c. Judgment of the District Court reversed
and Judgment Of the Circuit Court affirmed.
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Argentine CuNsuLATE.--A few days ago it
was teIegnphed from Washington that
George 4. Barksdalc had resigned his posi-
ton as Vicc-Consul of the Argentine Repub-
lie at Richmond. it should have said that
he was recognized as Fice-Consul of that Re
,,r.lIfr
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FUNDING BILL INvEsTIGAT1oN.-The COM
mittee appointed by the House of Delegates
to investigate the charges of bribery and cor
ruption in connection with the passage Of the
funding bill by the last Legislature is hard at
work, holding daily sessions with closed
doors
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Found GUILTY OF AssAULT.--Pat MaXfcld
was before the Hastings Court Yesterday to
answer the charge of assauting James Free
man. He was found guilty, fined one cent,
and sent to Jail for thirty days.
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A LONG SEASON OF PUrILAGE.-Thc Rev. j. NJ
FERRIS, of Grand Rapids, Wis, writes "The ma
chine received in good order. Ny wife at once
the day OF It's arrival. worked 1t without the least
difficulty. She had found 1t next to Impossible to use
others, and had come to regard Sewing Machine
with a dread Of the long season Of necessary pupii
age. But she has no trouble Of any kind with yours
(WILLCOX 6 GIBBsl. The least we can say Is. II is
inst lchat zee ,rdnt-and that we say heartily"
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PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 0, 1872.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg. Freeman, Baltimore, mer-
.landise and passengers, w. L. Brett.
Stealncr ptlis:ide, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
md passengers. ". p Brett. agent.
Schooner John Mosscr Rhodes, New York, pig
iron Old Dominion Nail Company.
Schooner Charm, Starr. Old Point, In ballast
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer-
,.handjs.. and ;s,ascngcrs, j. w. Wyatt, agent.
St'amcr ". z. Clyde, Scott. New York, merchan.
llse and passengers, Virginia Steamship and Packet
Steamer Eliza Uancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mcrchan-
ilse and passengers, l.. Il. Tatum, agent
MEMORANDUA.
The British brig Ocean Star, Carroll master
cleared from the custom house Today ior CORK los
or,icrs. with lluur shppcn by Haxall, Crenshaw &
Co.
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/. A DELEaATE's ELIGIBn1TY Contested :.
The House Committee on Privileges and
Elections is taking testimony in the case OF
Mr.. Wentworth, sitting member from Essex,
whose eligibility is scontestedfby SOME OF his
constituents. Colonel Popham is his counsel.
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RISE IN TIE RWER.-The recent heavy
rain. together with the melting snow and ice
In the mountains. have had the effect OF swell
ing the river slightly and changing the color
of the water
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New TnuCKS FOR TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Captain G.. A. Ain>lir, Chief of the Fire De
pmtlncnt, and Mr.. Baryamin, chairman OF
the Council Committee on the Fire Depart
mclit. have returned from New York, in
which place they contracted for trucks of the
most recent modern Improvement and best
ml1iitV
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THE FREE BuDGE.-Thc piers for the free
bridge from Ninth street have all been put
up except one. The iron work on the bridge
is being pushed forward speedily and salts
f.lctnrily
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5lIs.E'RtRY NlEIeES. .

ltEADQr lETEi:S CoMrA%Y "h.'}
lIG@T kIGiNESr fIEGI>it NritNJEEi>.t
lot WILL ATTEND TIE REGU- 4
/ " monthly meeting" ~ Norr coinpauv. IN q
..,.n, uniform, THIS saturday EVENING ~
. ..'t"n.k. tor ht,incS- aud drll. il
o. ats:r Captain y. l.. PiEILiI"S - u,
g. .-g q. ". EAVES, q. :.
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FEos THE CouSrY.--Reports from the
connty state that the farmers have in almost
every instance gathered fine crop OF Ice for
the winter.
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hnt'SEN EST'S.
fbItuMOND THEATRE.

HItuMOND THEATRE.
,iil~ ,~uurIpvl AFTERNOON, commencing at
."nirrA. Family Matinee,
MINNiE'S LUCK.
=. 4ai,. ..LEuNA LAVENDER.
tdai s,i". Ia all paris "f the house. - cents
SATURDAY EVENING February 10th. the les,l-
t3igi story, hN Ia" late Charles DickciI& entitled
LITTLE NELL.
i,:" Ncli. ,o,., c.,,,tor
NI"u'i.,. February 18th. JAUNAUSCIlECk as
IL tRii. SIT titT fc 10
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We are glad TO see that tie prices OF photographs
have at Inst been brought 20 figure to suit the times.
Messrs. kEEs & Co., Oil and 3i3 Main street, so
well known 10 us ALL and the leading gallery In this
city, announce schc,l:Iic Of prices far below what
we imagined the art could he brought TO.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN rHg RIcHaoSD PosT-ORFIcE FEBRUARY y.
John Ii. Cole, United States steamer Terror,
Havana, Cubs; Captain BoEannan, hicn-
moud.
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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD, of this city, Is an eX-
celent medium for advertising. 1t Is read In every
neighborood in Virginia and In tic Carollnas. It's
charges for advertising are quite reasonable. Office,
Ills Main street, nearly opposite the Dispatch office.
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Committed FOR STEALING IRoN.-1n the Po-
lice Court Yesterday Henry Jackson (colored)
was tried on the charge of stealing one piece
of PIC iron, the property of the Iredegar
Company, found guilty, and committed to
jail for fifteen days. q gtss
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ORpERs.-Leaye your orders for business suits
dress suits, wedding suits, &c. with E. g. SPENCE
SON. 1900 Main street. They have good cutters, sood
workmen, and n good stock of good cloths.
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FUSDEp.-The amount Of the public debt
funded yesterday was Sl9,45S.50, making a
total to date of $32, ,023, ,259.50.
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HESR1co COUNTY CoURT.-The drawn jury
for the February term of this court has been
discharged Not one case remains on the
docket to be disposed of except the Anna6le
case, which, no doubt, will be decided to-
day, Judge Minor having decided to render
his decision at that time.
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v,.ST ON LETTERS.

, ~ OF LETTERS REMAlNlNG IN
| Tu% RICHMOND rosF-otfiCf. fhbht-
NJ ~. ,iii,,; Gov icitc-s in this list will rcase
,'rcrtscA." lr n"' called Tor & IN tnnr NJ Week, Wccks
~" ~ IL, ,eTt IA thc Dead i'c''i o'"ee' I" "N'''
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MINNIE's LucK.-Thc matinee Mt the Thea
tire this afternoon will present the lust oppor-
tunity of seeing this pleasant drama, in
which Lcona Cayender appears at her best.
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PIES AID PAsTRY.-Dont trouble yourselves ny
making these things at home when yon can puy then
OF P1ZEIsI made of the best materials
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THE CoUNCIL.-The regular semi-montlily
meeting of the City Council viii be held on
Monday afternoon at 5 O'Clock in the Coun-
Gil Chamber, on Broad street, e.,.. - .,'.5.s. /:
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PRUErs AND FIGs.-You should by all means
have Pruues and Figs In the house at this season OF
the wear. They are good for the digestive organs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-10

Cocoanut Carimels; Chocolate, Gum, AMI hlarsll-
maIow Drops; Coccanut, Cream, walnut, ana but-
ter-Scotch Candies, are made by PIzZINI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-10

Acou1TTED.-Dcnis Cheatham was tried in
Judge Gulgot's eonrt yesterday for at
tempted rape and acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-10

READY MADE-All kinds OF rcady-made SUITS
and gentIemen's furnishings at Z. Is. SPENCE y
SONS, 1908 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-10

TIES AND scARFs In endless variety ut L. b
SPENCE 6 SOUS, 1900 Main street.