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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-18
MANCHESTER ITEMS.


Ass1vERsARY SUrpER.-Friendship Lodge,
No. 20, Knights of Pythias, celebrate the
anniversary of their institution by grand
banquet at Masonic Hall tonight. The
members of the Grand Lodge will he present,
and interesting addresses may be expected.
From what we have learned rs to the
preparations, this supper will eclipse any
thing ever before witnessed in this section.
4 NEEDED MPROvEMENT.--The much
needed repairing of Hull street has COM
menced in earnest, 4 competent force under
Mr. John Hughes being engaged in the work.
They have progressed as far as Seventh street.
Every bad place on each side of the street will
receive attention.
WEIGHTS AND a1EAsUREs.-Mr.H II. G. Archer,
county sealer Of weights and measures, hav-
ing received the apparatus ordered by the
county, Win be prepared in few days to
attend to the sealing Of all weights and meas
ures as required by law. 1t has been some
years since this important duty was attended
TO, and both buyer and seller will be bene-
fitted by 1t. .s.'
BUILDING FuSD CoNPASY.-The last meet
ing of the Sorthside Building Fund Com
pany was very largely attended, and large
number Of shares were taken. The company
may now be said to be established on sure
basis. AS soon as possible, it is the intention
of the officers to establish Il savings bank
in connection with the other business of the
company.
DIR. BAGBy's Notwithstanding
the fact that it was the regular meeting night
of Stuart Lodge, the Friends of Temperance,
and the Southside Building Fund Company,
nuite n large audience greeted DIR. Bagby
with his lecture on Love, at the Presbyterian
church, and quite 20 handsome sum was netted
towards paying off the church debt. Ihe
lecture was, as usual, received with greai
favor, every one seeming well pleased.
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MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK
ANNUAL DIEEr1NG.-The annual meeting OF
the stockhold lders Of this institution was held
at their Office on Tuesday night, when the
following Board OF Directors were elected
for the ensuing year: j. II. Montague,
Robert S: Archer, John Booker. r. L.
Brown, L. NJ. Carfozo, George Gibson, G.
w. Gillian, W. D. Gibson, Bradley 7. John
son, ". G.. Miller. v. G. Paine. George s.
Palmer, John c. Shafcr, Nat. II. Wilson, J.
J. Wilson, J. J. Waggoner, P.J. Wright.
The officers of the bank are John II. Mon.
tague president and William y. jenkins
cashier. The finances Of this company nrc
well managed, and are iii Il ilouwishing con.
dition.
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AuCrros sALEs THrs DAY.

lots In the plan Of Fulton and on Rockets and
Z Bloody Run streets.
THOMAS W. KEESEE viii sell at 1890 A. M. one
plano. levied on by Sheriff II. J. Smith,
LYME e BROTHER VIII sell atd P. 81. q lot on the
west line Of Plumb between Eimwood and Cary
Streets.
A. c. PULLIAM win sell at "a p. n. the property
.onthc west side Of Locust alley lately used as q
tobacco factory.
THOMAS ". KEESEE will sell at 10 4. NJ. pianos,
furniture &C.
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JOE PRINTING.-We call the attention Of mer-
chants, clerks Of courts, sheritfs lawyers railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all Others
having orders for printing TO tie facilities offered a.
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for The
prompt and faithful execution Of al kinds Of JoB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards
BIl-Heads Letter-IIeads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bllls, Catalogues
Bills Of Fare, Show-Bs, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C.,
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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URsDAY MORNING, JANUARY Is, 1872

The NATIONAL VIRGINIA SETTLEMENT Asso-
cIATIoN.-A charter of incorporation granted
to this company by Judge Asa d. Dickinson,
Of the Circuit Court of Charlotte county, has
been received at the Office Of the Secretary of
the Commonwealth for record. The capit.l
stock is to be not less than s10o, 900, and may
be increased at any time, at any regular meet
ing held for that purpose, to ST ,000,a90, di-
yided into shares of 800 each. The COM
pany shall have power to issue preferred
stock by a special resolution of the shaTehold-
ers to such an extent and at such interest as
may be determined. The directors may also
issue bonds or other obligations, and borrow
money at any time for the5purI,ases Of the
Association. * s..s. 81,
The management of the affairs Of the stss-
sociation shall be yestedssfor five years after
the issue Of this charter in Thomas w.
Greer president, J. A. II. st. Andrew
and Charles II. Boyce, yice-presidents, and
Francis Jones Barnes. secretary. The trea-
sllrer shall be hereafter appointed; but the
president shall act rs such until after the cleo
ton of the managers.ss4The directors shall be
appointed hy the managers, and shall not eX-
ceed nine in number. One-third OF the ordl-
nary directors shall retire annually, but shall
be eligible to reelection. Any officer shall be
required to hold $500 in stock, paid up, be-
fore he shall be eligible to Office.
The company is authorized to purcfass and
sell lands; to let lands to tenants and act Us
agents; to own, charter, and employ steanl-
ships and sail vessels; to own, rent, and
work saw-mills, gristlnills, foundries, tam
yards, &c.; to lay out and establish on its
lands towns and villages, and dedicate to
public uses therein on such terms as the man.
ayers may determine assnay be requisite tor
railroads, highways. streets, public yards,
churches, schools, &c, &C.; to lawfully guar
antee the payment and punctual performance
of all obligations and collections Of promissc-
~ notes, &C.; to manage real and personal
estate; to publish anewsparer; and, to own
and carry Oh hotel. e
The President, ice-President, and Trea-
surer shall receive salary of not less than
$500 per annum. The principal office Of the
Association shall be at Wylliesburg, in Char
lotte county, or elsewhere, rs the managers
fnay direct .. -. !,
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THE FIRE AT BRIGHT HoPE PITs.-This fire
broke out on the 2ith OF December, being
caused by the furnace OF an engine in the
bottom Of the pit. The energetic manager,
Mr. George Straughan, put stoppages in the
shaft to consume the fire, and the plan seems
TO have been successful, rs the Stoppagcs were
taken out on Tuesday, and the tire has not
vet broken out again.
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perior to any offered IN the city for oble the money
new line OF stlk-embroid deTed r,erino Donncss fol
children-superior quality. The usual variety o.
goods replenished, IN ail departments: Perfume
boxes, rubber dolls cbronos, steel engrayings tst
feet square frame and glass, convenient work ts
ket) stands, leather bags. cessmen and boards, &C.
SC. One dollar will purchase what you want.
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WHAT Mr.. CLARK HEARD.-Nr. X. Il. Clark, of
Chicago, gives the history of his adventure IN tho
purchase of sewIng-machine thus: 81 examined
tll kinds. took lessons for week on the - heard
the Hitlcor q: Gi6bs denounced as .1yoJtjtless' in
nearly oH the OTHER se,cing-nacline Offices. Nersr-
MeleSs, ordered a IViilcor d Gi66s-too& no in
structions-Gm deligAtcd.'
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RAHDoLPH COMBINATION SETTLEMENT Cow.
pASY.--A charter Of incorporation granted
by Judge Asa d. Dickinson, of the Circuit
Court Of Charlotte county, has been received
at the office Of the Secretary OF tie Common
wealth for record. The charter Of this COM
pany is similar to that granted to the Ma.
tional Virginia Settlement Company. The
capital stock of the company is not to be less
than 100000 nor more than 100000, d..
vided into shares Of 500 each. The officers
for the first year arc as follows: President,
T. NJ. r. Talcott; Secretary, L. s. Squire;
Treasurer, John Dunlop. Directors: r. '.
Gaines and John Asher.
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PErITloSIHG FOR SOCIAL EQUALITY.--At q
meeting of the Republican members Of the
Legislature held on Tuesday night Il resolll.
ton was adopted urging Congress to pass
Senator Summers social equality or "sup-
Elementary civil rights" bill. 4 committee
consisting OF Senator Stevens and delegates
Paige, r. X. Jones, Rufus s. Jones, Ross
Hamilton, and Matthews (al colored), was
appointed to go to Washington and swell the
lobby now forming there with a view to
backing AIr. Sumner.
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ADMINISTRATOR OF THE DIoCEsE.-Rev. Dir.
Gibbons, Apostolic Vicar of North Carolina,
has been appointed administrator of the
diocese Of Virginia. Dr. Gibbons was one OF
the officiating bishops 1t the funeral Of Bishop
Mctiiil, and made q favorable impression
tron ull who saw him. We learn, in addi-
tui., that he is mam of great picty. excel
len, social qualities, and unusual scholarship.
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THE Election OF MISSIONARY SECRETARY
The Board of Foreign Missions of the South
ern Baptist Convention have elected Rev. H.
Alien Tupl er, of Washington, Ga, to sue
caed Dr. Taylor as corresponding secretary
Of the Board.
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MEETING OF CITIZENS OF rHARvIE.-The pro-
performers Of the town OF IIaryie will hold
a meeting in their school building at / o'clock
OIL Saturday evening for the purpose OF con-
Sulting with reference to the opening OF i
street from said town to the terminus Of the
city railway. .
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BRIcELAYERs' USIoN-Thc following Of
ficcrs were elected and installed at the last
regular meeting OF the Bric'ilayers' Union:
J. L. Perkins, president; William L. Seal,
vicc-president; CIV. Enos, recording secre-
t,ry: L. n. Jones, financial secretary; j. p.
Thomas, corresponding secretary; L. L..
Hail. scrgeant-at-arms; l.. i. 4. Enos, James
Trimmer, r. c. Carter trustees.
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IMPROVED METHOD OF LIGHTING TOwNs.-
Mr. Sibcrs method Of lighting Lawns, fac
tories, and private houses, by vegetable or
mineral oils, has been discussed and tavora-
bly received by the English Society Of Arts.
Tie system proposed By Alr. siber for ac-
complishing this purpose is to distribute the
oil oyer the house in pipes, like water, from
general reservoir containing few gallons
at the top of the building. The flow is re-
gplated by little cisterns provided, with
a novel and Observation-Disclosures top,
regulated by II, balleock, or seli-aeting
float, the lights being as nearly as pos
sible OH level with the distributing cls'
terms. The whole plan is marked by eS-
treme simplicity, Thus, when the lamp Is
lighted, the oil Is by the balkcock movement
supplied automatically aa fast TO the wick as
it is consumed, and very perfect combl's-
tion is effected. Numerous lights, of excel eXceal
lent quality and steadiness, We're kept burn
ing in the lect,lre-room during the evening
and on the long and interesting discussion OF
the subject which followed there was gem
erai CONCURRENCE in admitting the great ad'
vance which had thus far been made In this
mode Of burning light petroleum oiis--there
being on this OCCASION none OF the unpleasant am
odor so common TO oil the previous mlpera
oil lamps,
r - Il. hoe
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SEGGH ASE1 COAL.

srNGLISn COAL.-This day landing from
L i lark Ocs:.E Star, THIRTY TONS ENGLISH
tASkEf. rOil.: eI.o on hand. II full supply of
yEAENiIN aud BURNSIDE RED ASH EGG
und STOVE GOALS winch VI be sold at the lowest
market rates. nih4 itohEhl7,
jail corner seventeenth are l'.&k ~ Streets.
WHY NOT SAVE SOC. to Sl.23 When
W times are 80 very hard? Everybody must have
nrc FOR winter come, on rapid and fierce. while we
iuc selling coal "r all kiiC- al from Soc to 81
cheaper than any establishment in the cltS H2ou
hm;ii q X and Pine cheap as Tie cheapest. Call or
.d 10 CNry upi Slmctccn,i, or To Grace Street NO
7U-, ana In: cOnNin rn
GC Is CHAEI-fS IT. tahE W.
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ANOTHER ROBE CAsE.-Polceman Charles
Sweeney arrested Thomas Williams (colored)
last evening, charged with having in his pos
session carriage robe or blanket supposed
TO be stolen from some person unknown.
Thomas will probably have a hearing this
morning
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IMPORT OF SALT AND IRoN.-The British
brig Tarpeian, Young master, from Liver
pool, entered at the crlstom-house yesterday.
Her cargo consists Of 2,200 sacks Of salt for
Lee. Seddon & Co., and 800 tons Of old iron
for the Tredeoar Company.
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ACCIDENT TO A PREssMAS.-A young man
named Charles Sinnott, employed at the Ece'
ninq Neecs Office, had his hand badly laccra-
ted by the blade of q paper-cutter yesterday
morning. The wound was dressed by DR..
II, p. Mayo.
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:" have analyzed the Whiskey known under the
brdnd of B Select controlled by Mcssis. WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co., corner Main and Ninth streets,
ana find 1t free from fusil oil and other impurities,
ana recommend its use for medicinal and family
purposes. .B. MCCAw, late Professor of
"Chemistry Medical College. Yirrlnia."
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MEETINGS.

I Q. D. F.--The members ofS ~
a. EXCELSIOR ENCADIPMENT, No.
%, viii assemble at Odd-Fcllows' Hall ~
TO-DAY tThnrsday), the 18th instant, at =
O'Clock z. d., for tie purpose of pay y
ing the Inst tribute of respect 10 deceased patr!
arch GEORGE IL. WADDILI. BY order of the G. z.
il l.-lt% JOHN 3. VAUGHAN, Scribe.
T O. 0. F.-The members Of JEFFER-
u SON LODGE, No. i, viii assemble ut Odd-Fcl-
lows iIall TO-DAY (Ihursday the 18th instantly for
the purpose Of paying fhc List tribute OF respect to
our deceased brother GEORGE II. WADpILL. The
procession viii form promptly 1T o'clock r. 81.
BY order OF the ~ G.
IN IS-lt% JOHN u. VAUGHAN. Secretary.
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ALLEGED HOTEL Observation-Disclosures
to the arrest of Richard Lawrence (eolored)
on another charge, q warrant was served
upon him while in Jail charging him with
hardng in his possession lot Of crockery,
ware and other articles belonging to A. J.
Ford. The case having been postponed from
time TO time on account of the absence o.
witnesses, and they being present on yester
day, III examination was had and the accused
discharged, the property not being fully
identified.
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CHARLES II. PAGE & Co., Nineteenth and Cary
or 7o8 Grace street, are selling best wood from Is to
$3.50 per cord, delivered. Anthracite coal, hest
quality, less than any dealer IN the city; Glover II
coal ut the lowest market rates far cnsh.
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FURNITURE. DC.

FURNITURE. &c.
WE ARE nov. NOW MANusACnmh.l a. oi, .l,!as;Hcl
aud elegant stock or FET
FURNITURE
ilmt has ever been offered the people OF Fireila
We would particularly call the attention of the pup
IL u our AMBER and PARLOR FURNITURE,
.sIng Of superior workannsliipand nc"es' patterns
You will Had In waieroonls
WARDB0RES, BUREAUS,
REDSTEAnS, WASHSTANDS,
TABLES, SIDEBOARDS,
ETAGElES, MATTRESSES,
CHAIRS, DESKS, SAFES. ,,
with great variety ni other FURNITURE: III van
afford ns pleasure To show all who may call on us
through our warcruoms. ,u,,n
HARDWOOD & RITTER,
s.%7 Governor street. Richmond, va.
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st. Louis has Free Thinkers Society, ard Louis.
vile caps 1t with Free Drinkers Association; aMt
Richmond has Poor Mans Aid Society, which fur
nlshes heavy undershirts at one Goarcach. Call II
1900 Main street for bargains.
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Mr.. DAVIES has added another laurel to the wreath
Of his already celebrated "LEE" Gallery by bring
ing to his aid that talented lady Mrs. W. Randolph
WHO has already astonished the photographers with
| the beautiful productions ut the LEE"
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NEW NovELs.-The american Baron, by
james de Mile, author Of Dodge Club
price 81. Blade-o' Grass, by B. /. Fareon,
author of "Joshua Marre." Harper 4
Brothers: New York. Price thirty-five
cents.
We have received the above new books
from Ellyson & Taylor, 11l6 Main street.
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Don't forget that the place to have your wedding
sui, made Is al L. B. SPENCE & SoE's, 1890 Main
street. Good stock Of clothes, good cutters, goot
workmcn, and moderate prices.
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RIGHT REV. BISHOP mcGlLL.-Photoerlph of
this distinguished divine can lie procured at the
LEE" Gallery. Like all ether pictures take, a.
the LEE" they arc considered the best.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMoSD Posi- OFFICE JANUARY II. 1872
Miss Lena Mallory, Washington, D. G.; +. H.
Ludlow g. Co., New York; Mr.. Finnegan;
7. n. Rowe, st. Louis; letter with no adj
dress
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FASHIONS FOR THE NEW YEAR.-Latcst styles of
Butercks Patterns just received at the Office of the
Howe Sewing Machine, s23 Main street. Also. Me
tropolitan for January.
J. F. NcKESSEY, Agent.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co., Advertising gents, DISPATCH
building, will receive advertisements and lave them
inserted In any journal Of the country at regular
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-18

.ADyERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade in any
portion Of the country should advertise In the
papers of that section. NJ. ELLYSON & Co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
lisEnrS, rates.
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IMM1GRATIoN.-Owing to there being no.
quorum present, the Joint Committee OH
Immigration had no meeting last night. The
committee will meet again OH Tuesday next.
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e'HoCrIERY. GLASSWARE. & G..

e. CURRANT'S tgE51sss
Il. iOCSE-FUpSlSHING STORE, Nil
No. gl3 MAIN STREET. Ss2
CHINA and GLASSWA ARE,
SUEER-PLATED WARE,
RunGERS'S TABLE CUTLERY,
FANCY GOODS, -
OYSTER and SOUP TUREENS.
STEEL and BRONZED FikE-SETS,
NURSERY FESDERS,
ARLOR COAL VASES,
II \ T;t-W ARMER*.
GFKM1 y STUDENTS LAMPS,
JAPANf,,sE PAPER WARE,
nn, ynI!cT OF useful articles. Cail and see them
az 80
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JOHNSTON gives everybody present at Metro
politan Hall. Saturday, matinee. Valuable sets OF
silver will be given.
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HENRY BATES, sl0 Main street, has Just received
another beautiful lot of those genuine English
CherlOt Shirts. Those in want had better call early
and make their selection.
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FLOUR ISspEcToR.-The Governor has re-
appointed James W. LeWellcn flour inspcc.
tor for the CITY of Richmond.
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But FEW can realize what an assortment Of Dress
Goods that LEVY BROTHERS are now selling at re-
duccd prices. So call and takes look
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ls,a.-NEw Goops.-Just received at the DOLLAR
STORE, corner Of Ninth and Main streets, n large
ai,d elegant stock Of woeien hoods, caps jackets
&C., for misses and ehildren Of atest styles aud SUI
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POLICE COURT, Observation-Disclosures J. j.
Hhite presidin9,-The following cases were
disposed of;
Calvin Turner (colored), charged with
stealing one lot of brass from some person
unknown. Continued until 18th.
Hampton Harris (colored), charged With
trespassing on the premises OF J. A, CosDy
and using threatening language to Sarah sey.
mour. Security required in the sum oi Sloo
for six mon..r,E'.
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THE SOONER yon go to LEVY BROTHERS. the bet
ter the assortment will be- So f'you want a hand.
some dress pattern at = low price, call and make
your selection ut once. z. -
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s5ACHlSE NORkS.-SLOAT & AID

sIACHlSE NORkS.-SLOAT X AD-
VI BINGToN, Nos. 1422, li2i, 1926, and 142s
cary street. and Nos. l3 and l" south Fifteenth
street RichInomd. Va. We make nil kinds of new
,snih in the machinis line. repair all kinds Of work
* ~ Ia The country 10 do ail sorts of work IN "ur
sac" A!. make the best tobacco his III the woriu:
. ,rsp III, IN on land, - we'll tobacco screws ol
al. ,!hs n.,tilyr with bands and billcts aud all ar
;.- for tn! in;,n,itislturc "f t"lrtrco We Keep On
i,rd r.r sale all sizes ~ new and secondhand En-
.it,rs. Ecr- Mills Gris-Aills Power Pumps,
Platform. scales, Shaltlup Hangers, fuleys. Gear
al!d Hcvil Wheels: ana In act,a general ;'ssnrt'nt
i.,,,-ors Patent S..ain-Englnc Governor Utica aon'
i,ay St,lrii-i :lugc=: SrdR'= Patent Engine rack
ing rcct Nai.cs Globe Valves; Tailow COCKS sell
ui44 Ours. it,r bath engine and slii:tlns; F!ne
'rt,rr- rii Cans Watcr-taugcs, &c All ol WHICH
Hc Ill NJ reasonable prices and on ACCOMMODATING
OF MIlrsiincry both new and secondhand. Come ana
80. us foe 4 Sl.OhT t ADDlNGIoS.
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The Tour Of Europe remains but three nights
longer. Everybody receives q present. Matinee
Saturday at3 o'clock.
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SPECIAL TERM OF THE CITY CIRCUIT Court.
Judge William s, Barton, Of Fredericksburg,
will hold special term of the Circuit Court
of the city of Richmond, commencing this
morning, at the courtroom, No. 1907 Main
street. The following persons have been
drawn to serve as jurors during the term
William Fl. Clenmitt, William E. Burton, Z.
H. Chamberlaine, Jr., H. D. Danforth, vii.
linn W. Davies, John H, Hampton, D. j.
Hartsook, A, c, Acre, John Does, c. W,
Jones, r. r, Robinson, Thomas R. Napier,
B. w. Glllls, William Plummer Gretter, Da-
vid j. Burr, Thomas NJ. Alfi'iend, Thomas
w. McCance, Robert s Archer, Charles L
Watkins, Hugh Blair, Joseph p. Winston
William Willis, Jr., Lewis II, Frayser
Charles II. Page, George Lee, Montgomery
West, William L. White, and W. W, Trib
bett.
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DRESS GOODS ut this season of the year ut The
prices that LEVY BROTHERS arc now Offering them
ut Is certainly desirable property.
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4 BISHOP MeGnL.-The friends and relatives of the
late Bishop McGILL pronounce the photographs
tlken by REEs 6 co. the only true likeness.
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Colonel JOHNSTON docs not remain but this yees,
positively ut metropolitan Hall. Sets OF furniture
and useful articles given to everybody.
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TOR NORFOLK, PORTs-sI
h MOUTH, AND WAY-LANDlNGSsszsas sszsasss
On JAMES RlEEK.-The elegant steamer PAIL
SADIE, Captain NELSON, will leave her wharf lat
Powllatun Steamboat Coiupally's shcds) every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY. aud SATURDAY at Ga o'clock
A. NJ. Freight received every day froIn-T O'Clock
4. hf to O'Clock p. NJ. All way freight must be pre-
paid. Apply to Captain Or
dc l8 ". P. BRETT, Agent.