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-an1TIoNs sALEs--.R ntssre Days.
sssSsss9 assassBy r. Ds Eacitos
q Real Estate Agent ana AuctioIeer r.
-, ! Soa rteerti, street, between Msin and
2 FRANKLIN streets. I
- I ,,1, ,,rr,- an. TTfE ppEST-

! 4 N THE REQUEST OF ILL T nshss.a
DENT or the chesapeake md ONO l Bs.Ir9aa
NO; s5b,i av hur IL. Mt O'Clock Il IL,
the BRICK Use formerly occnsea ny D .d
.rtson M drug store, corner OF SeYehee'iA'' '.u
cia .ys s.Fs sone FRAMED HOUSES In the sa,nc
vicinity, 70 nc removes =" 'e'' L. D. EACTiO.
Terms Sa'"' Auctioneer.
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BY T.. Il. NcMburn,
AUctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. l0li Main street.

TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
L IN. SIDNEY, CORNER OF LAUREL AND
BEVERLY STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Ou SATURDAY the 27th day of April
1872. at3 o'clock r NJ, will sell on the premises
located above fronting each 80 feet on the eastern
line Of Laurel street. and running back las feetto
twenty-foot alley Special acnttnu is called 10 the
very desirable location OF these lots.
TERMS Al sale.
ap22 +. b. NEWBuRS, AuctiOneer
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DDOKsAN JOB PRINTING kEAit
ID ExEGVTEp an 9NiS OFFICE.
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CHEAP HOMES FOR WORKINGMEN
- ON EASY TERMS-FIFTY LOTS IN the town
Of W0odvc near the extension Of Twenty-lfth
and Twenty streets Lots IS by lbs feet to
wide alley. Price only $50 each, payable In easy
monthly instalments. f. Il. NEWBURN.
up 23-6t 101i Main street.
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HOMESTEAD LOTS AT LOW PRICES.
II Wo,rn authorized to sell SEVERAL PRETTY
Fiji, DING LOTS in an improving part OF Chnrch
m at very reasonable price This Is rare h ear5
tur men Of moderate means VINO WISH hoii'e''s"
!"t "d1in IN LYME & BROTHER.
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TRANSFERS or REAL EsrATE.-The follow
ing conycyanccs of real estate were made
during the week ending March 16, 1872:
John III. DickcrSon to William l.. Smith, 90
feet on Twcnty-ftth street between N and o.,
for Fl 600.
Charles Mitchell to Thomas w. boswell,
onc-siNth Of his interest in the estate of
William Mitchell. Jr., for $500.
Samuel j. rutherford to }. +. Nclswan-
ger. 50 feet on Grace street between Laurel
and Shafrr, for s., 400.
J. H. McCurdey to Peter Sullivan. "a feet
on Main street between Twenty-Sccond and
Twenty y-third. for $1,000.
Abraham Warwick to George Barlow, lot
on Bacon street. for ST..
L. Cullen. commissioner, TO Charles l..
Todd, 16S feet on Marshall street, near Madi-
son, for 81, 100.
+. u. Hill to j. \. Coke, 100 feet on Pine
street near Cumberland. for 1880.
\. G.. Martin, trustee, to 4. Dental, so feet
on Main street corner Of Laurel, for $1,000.
John +. Pearson to Jefferson Powers, 50
feet on Twcnty-fourth street between Clay
and Leigh. for $500.
j. G.. Mcttcrt to Il. T.. Adams, 6 feet on
Jc>>aminc street between Ncnablc and n,
for 500.
W. p. Pcytop to 4. s. Archer, 81 feet on
Fifth street (hi> INTEREST,".
julius SyclcS TO \. &. Martin, trustee, 23
feet on Broad street near First, for $4,000.
George Starrctt to William Boswell, so feet
on Thirtieth street corner Of NJ, for 81 600.
DR.. Il. +. Lync's executor to Robert Is.
Lync. 19S feet on Broad street corner of
Twenty-scvcntll, for 5000.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

RELIGIOUS. Rev. Mr.. Hammond an
nounces that he will hold meeting every night
this week unless the inclemency of the Wea-
ther prevents.
MEETING OF THE TRUsTEEs.--Ihe Commit
tee Oh Cemetery was INDUCED.
The bill of Gary Brothers was rendered.
On tue extension of Simmes street, the fol-
lowing appraisers were appointed w: u.
Gary. w. II. G;rnctt, +. G. Archer, William
Ambers, and James NJ. Moody.
r. j. Waymack was elected policeman,
rtcc H. r. Nundly, resigned.
The special police were dispensed with.
On motion of Mr.. Fowler, $500 was ap-
propriated for the public schools.
On motion, the name of Hunter street
(Sixteenth) was changed to Cowardcn ave-
nue..
PUBLIC MEETING.--Pursuant to call u
large meeting Of the citizens Of Manchester
was held on Friday night at the county
courthouse.
On motion, James A. Clark was called to
the chair and A. B. Woodbridge appointed
secretary. gar
On motion of Rev. Mr.. Campbell, the fol-
lowing committee was appointed to draft
resolutions w. A. Campbell, c. c. McRae,
w. G. Taylor, t. Gary, and DR.. l.. X. Chiles.
This committee reported series ol rcso-
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New York Items.

New YORK, March IG.-Jay Gould has re-
signed his directorship in the Erie company.
Gould testified before the legislative COM
mittce that the charges against Judge Bar
mird of corruption in Erie affairs were un-
founded and that he had paid Mr.. Tilden
$4,000 in 1869 Us Il retaining fee for the Erie
company.
Eighteen smallpox cases were reported
yesterday.
The Jury for damages in the Westficld dis
astcr have disagreed, one juror holding that
the defendants were not liable, and attribu-
ting the accident to Il dispensation of prori-
dence. Eleven jurors favored verdict
against the company.
Horace Greeley, in All editorial on the Gin
cinnati Convention, says if free trade is to be
made plank in the platform, he asks to be
counted out. All lie asks is that there be
left freedom TO all classes on economic qlcs-
tionS.
About sixty thousand men will join in the
procession Oh st. Patrick's day, with fifty
bands Of music. The military will number
six thousand.
An important seizure of smuggled goods
was made yesterday morning at Castle Gar
pen. Jacob Arberg. 4 stecrage passenger on
the Ilolsatla, had package which nc sald
was Il piano, but which, OH examination, was
found filled with gold and silver watches,
jcwelrv, cloth, linens, laces, sc. The pack
age was sent to the seizurc-rooln at the Gus
tom-houSc.
The examination into the character and
financial standing of Luther c. Challes, who
last week asked for an injunction against the
Pacific Mail Company, began to-day and will
he continued next week.
Judge Shipman to-day charged the jury in
the Jumcl will c;lse. He occupied from II
until o'clock. when the jury went out. 1t
is believed they will not agree this evening.
Scvcnty-two cases of smallpox were re-
ported this week, and seventeen deaths.
The coroner's jury in the case Of Detective
Lambrecht rendered verdict against George
Lansy, who is now confined in the TombS.
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PoLlcE Court, SATuRDAY-JuStice i. j.
White prcSlding.-Thc following cases were
disposed of:
Tim Sullivan, charged with stealing coat
containing $40, the whole valued ats So. Con.
tinucd until Tuesday the 10Th.
James Hickman (coloredD, charged will,
asSaulting and beating David Holmes in the
public street. Fined $3.50.
David Holmes (colored), charged with tres.
passing OH the premises of James Hickman
and a>>aulting him. Fined $3.50.
John \. Murrey, charged with being drunk
and unable to take care of himself, was re.
quired to give security in the sum of 500
for thirty DAYS.
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FARSHAM'S FRENCH TOOTH LoZESGEs. anovel
and pleasant dcntifriCe-the finest IN the world for
cleaning. bcautifying, and preserving the teeth en-
dorScd by eminent dentists. Sold wholesale by
PURCELL, LApD & Co. and II. W. POWERS & Co.
Retail, by WOOD & Sons. corner Ninth and Main ::
a. BoDEKEK & BROTHER. corner Fifteenth and
Main; DOVE, 1924 Main: BERRIAN & MCPIIAII.,
corner Main and Seventeenth; DUvAL s. TuoMP-
son, S32 Main MEADE 4 BAKER, el9 Main; HAIR
RISoS. Main between Seventh and Eighth; HAZARD,
Franklin. corner Fourth; BLAIR, S25 Broad: l..
WAGNER & Co., Broad; Book, so4 Broad; GAR
NETT. 633 Broad; THOMAS, PA Broad; HOWARD
BROTHERS, corner Broad and Second; FoRsTMASN,
2ll east Broad; KISDEKvATEn, 6 Broad: FISCHER.
10 east Broad; MILLER, Fifth and Marshall; CARY
& BROTHER, Brook avenue and Leigh street; S. w.
FARRAR, corner of Twcnty-ifth and Leigh streets
MORRISON & FARRAR, Broad between Twenty
lfth and Twentv-SiSth strscts.
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ST. PATRrcK's DAY.--YeSterdav was the
day dedicated TO the memory of the patron
saint of Ireland. but as the festival fell on
sunday this year, 1rishmcn all over the
world will celebrate to-day in its stead. The
Irish citizens Of Richmond and those dis
posed TO unite with them will assemble i'll
their various wards at . o'clock, at the points
below deSiSnated Clay Ward, corner of
Broad street and Brook aycnue; Monroe
Ward. Broad street corner of Third;
Madison Ward, Broad street between
Tenth and Eleventh; jefferson Ward, Old
Market; Marshall Ward, at the county court
house. The procession will be formed on
Broad street between Tenth and Eleventh at
half-paSt 10 o'clock, and at abort T. it will he
reviewed Ivy the Governor at the Executive
mansion. Tonight there will be a grand
banquet at Virginia Hall.
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West Virginia Constitutional Convcn
finv,

CHARLESTON, WEST VA, March 16.--Thc
Constitutional Convention was engaged yes
tcrday in discussion on the propricty Of
using the word white" us a qualification to
office. The members are well divided on
the question, and lively times are anlicipa-
ted.
The Charleston Courier publishes to-day
an article written by Mr.. Walker, the State
Printer, concerning the frauds alleged to
have been perpetrated by his predecessor,
now one of the proprietors of the Wheeling
Intelligencer. II is charged that during two
years the public printer drew from the trea-
sury $4,000 upon illegal and fraudulent
vouchers, and that he also received large pro-
fits on paper, which the law requires to be
furnished ut cost.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Market

New YORK, March 16.-The bank state
mcnt shows that loans have increased nearly
half a million, legal-tenders increased over
one and quarter millions, deposits decreased
over four and quarter millions.
Money easy at per cent. Sterling, % to
o.. Gold, 110l to 11O5. Governments very
strong and advanced to J.. States dull and
steady; Tennessce's, 66a; new, G6l. Virgi-
MAS, 81; new, So. Louisiana's, So; new, 80.
Levee's, g.; s's, 10. Alabama's, 90; SIS, 60.
Gcorgia's, 73; rs, SO. North Carolina's, 3shh
new, 49,. South Carolina's, So; new, 35s
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.--Messrs. Hill &
Goddin have sold within the last few days =
brick dwelling on Grace street between
Eighth and Ninth for 81, 100 cash; Il frame
dwelling on Main and Laurel streets for
5000; brick dwelling on Marshall between
Henry and Smith streets for So, 100 cash; 100
feet of ground on Pine between Cary and
Cumberland streets for 81 $50 cash; 132 feet
of ground on Grace and Twcnty-sccond
streets for $500; - feet Of ground on
Cherry street for$ SIG; one square of ground,
with frame dwelling on it. between O and Z
and Twcntv-cighth and Twenty-ninth streets,
for $500; two frame dwellings on Twenty
eighth between and Q streets for SSl3.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March 16.-Malor
Fleming, agent for Charles Walsh, receiver
of the Alabama and Chattanooga railroad,
has taken possession Of that road from Mere
diam, Miss, to the Georgia State line, by
direction of the United States Court of Mis-
sissippi and the Chancery Court oil tnc
western division OF Alabama. lie expects
to make such arrangements with General
Wofljord, receiver for the State OF Georgia,
as will enable him to run through trains In
few days. Major Fleming is well known as
the general superintendent OF the MoDlle
and Ohio railroad, and MIR. Walsh has hign
reputation for integrity and financial ability.
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burning OF u Jail and Barn.

Special telegram t" The Dispatch.
BuRKEvILLE, March 1G.-'The Jail at Motto
way Courthouse was burned last night about
II o'clock. 1t is supposed to have been sci
on fire by one of the prisoners who was con-
fined there.
The barn of Peter Lcncayc, about three
miles from here, was also burned yesterday
evening, together with all his crop of tohacro
and a good quantity of fodder. 1t is sup
posed tc have been the work Of an inccntiialy.
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From San Francisco.

san FRANCISCO, March 16.--Onc thousand
Apaches, lately on the reservations, are
now on the war-path in Arizona. General
Crook has left for Tonto Basin with friendly
Indians for scouts.
Owing to the depreciation Of silver coin
and its falling to two per cent. discount in
trade, the San Francisco mint refuses to az
ccpt silver bullion for coinage.
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Murder Trial--V ertiict Of the Jury.

Special telegram to The FisNalch.
LEXINGTON, Va, March l6.-'Ihc trial of
George Dock (colored) for the murder of
George Eckerly (white), which was com
menccd OIL Tuesday last, ended to-day in
verdict of murder in the second degree. The
term of confinement in the penitcntiary was
fixed at twelve years. His counsel moved
for a new trial, which motion the court has
under consideration.
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BUFFALO, n. u, March 16.--The Ohio
Street elevator, owned by the Erie Railway
Company, and leased to Clark, Townsend q
Co.. was burned to-day, with $4,000 bushels
of grain. The fire is believed to be the work
Of an incendiary. There was no insurance
on the elevator, but the grain was fully IN
sured. The loss on the building is $1,000.
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PERsoNAL.-Minister DeLong and cN-Gov-
crnor Randolph, of New Jersey, visited Gov
crnor Walker OH Saturday.
Mr.. +. VI. Alfriend has received an auto
graph letter from Disraeli congratuating and
complimcnting him upon his criticism OF
"Lothair," which he pronounccs as the most
finished, scholarly, and satisfactory criticism
which has yet appeared i'll the English lam
guagc.
Mr. j. d. Hammersley was very i'll on Sat
urday night.
Hon. c. +. Delong, United States Minister
to Japan, was at the Exchange Hotel on Sat
urday.
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Sfate VS., Federal Law.

LOUISVILLE, March 16.-The suit against
Police Judge Price for refusing negro testi-
mony in his court before the State authorized
it has been dismissed, the Federal Court
holding the Judge justiiiable in obeying the
State law. Judge Ballard added: II do not
think Congress has the power to enact 4 law
to prevent him from SO DOING
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A PorrLAR RSEwISG-MACIIISE.-Th Weed sew
ing-machincc has become one Of the most popular
of these ingenious labor-savcrs rs the quadrupling
within ycar Of the business Of the company manu-
featuring II sufficiently attcss. It's special merit Is
simplicity of construction, and the amount Of re-
pairing required at the hands Of the manufacturers
has proved very light indeed. By the simple lifting
of the top. the operating machinery Is disclosed ut
glance II Is justly termed "the popular sewing
machine. ."-BoSt0n Journal
WILLIAM LOCKHART. Agent,
corner Eighth and Main streets.
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LECTURE BY MR. BEEGH.-Protessor Bergll
lectured in the hall Of the House OF Dele
gates on Saturday night before small but
very intelligent audience, and was heard with
deep interest. He plead the cause OF dumb
animals with real eloquence. Colonel II. Z.
Cabell occupied the chair. Had due notice
been given the audience would have been
much larger.
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Everybody gets present at JollSsToN's Tour.

jon PRISTISG.-Wc call the attention OF ner-
chants clerks of courts, shers, lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents. and all others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered at
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for The
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds of JOE
PRINTING. We can furnish ut short notice Cards,
Bl-Hcads, Letter-lIcads, Programmes. Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare, Show-DllIs, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C.,
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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NrW NnRK MARKETS,

NEW YORK, March lG.-Cotton STEADY shes OF
I4s6 bales uplants, cesc; Orleans, &c. Flour duii
and heavy; common aud good grades nrinig heia M a.
choice, S7.7OG$8.5c. Wheat very duh ana lower
winter red western, S1.e90$l.6s. Corn heavy ahi
decidedly lower; new western mixed, o7sgo.c. Lorh,
sj6aic Naval stores quiet and firm Frcights quiet
and steady, Groceries In fair request
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A Man Buried Alive i'm a Well Fifty
Feet Deep.
Special telegram to the Dispatch

special telegram 10 Tic Dl-lmtcn
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, March ia well
fifty feet deep, situated on the premises of
Mr.. Bowyer, near the University of Virginia,
being ont of order, Il negro man named Will
liam Riyes went down into it this morning
to rearrange some stones which had fallen
from the lower portion of the wall. While
he was thus engaged at the bottom of the
well, the entire wall, composed chiefly of
very large stones, caved in, and buried Rivcs
beneath its pon1erous weight. 1t was thought
that he was surely crushed to death,
but, strange to say, upon about hall
of the debris being removed, the
workmen could hear him praying for
deiverance from his horrible situation.
The accident occurred about O'Clock this
morning; since which time men have been
constantly engaged in removing the earth
and stones, but up to this time q O'Clock 2.
ny have not succeeded in reaching the ul-
fortunate man. When he went down the
we'll he took short, stout ladder with him,
which is supposed to be now supporting the
stones. and preventing them from falling
upon him. 1t is thought he will be rescued
alive,
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EASTER BALL.--There could be no more
appropriate celebration of the festival OF Eas-
ter than an entertainment in aid of char ita-
bic enterprise. Acting upon this idea, the
Catholic Beneficial Society, an organization
ever prominent III good works, will give Il
grand ball on Easter night for the benefit of
st. Patrick'S school, on Church Hill. 1t will
be one of the grandeSt affairs of the season.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 1s, 1872.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, l.. B. TltuIn, agent
Tug with schooners William G.. Bartlett, Annie
w. Collins, aud Oliver Jameson, bound up.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March ls.-Schooner Ashland,
Mitchell.
VINEYARD HAVEN, March lo.-Schooner South
crner, Thatcher.
MEMORANDA.
Bark Satellite fI5r.), Turner. from Richmond, ar
rived at Rio JuneIro prior to the 22d ultimo.
Schooner J. S. Bragdon. from Boston for Rich
inond put into Vineyard Haven Oh the 18th instant
with loss of anchor.
BY TELEGRAPH.
FORTRESS MONROE. March 1s.-Arrivcd. brig
Frances Jane, from Rio for Baltimore, and sailed.
The schooner Carrie Melvin OIL the Iath instant. In
latitude IS. longitude 13 lost her foresa and split
her mainsail. She was from Sagna for Philadelphia.
Sailed, brig Chcviot and schooner Cygnus, for Bal
tmOre.
The United States steamer Wyoming sails tonight
for Key West
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C.R. REES & CO., oil and sl3 Main street, ahead
as usual. The new, quck-working lens, lately In
vented expressly for children. has Just arrived.
Bring the babies and the old folks. Their prices
have been reduced You are no longer compelled to
patronze secondclass galleries for cheap work, and
disgrace your albums
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l.nffon Suit Remanded.

MEMrnIs, Tenn, March ia cotton suit
for seizure, involving 100000, decided
against the Government in the District
Court, and from which an appeal was taken
to the Circuit Court, has been remanded to
the District Court for new trial.
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'tIi"> EY DGG.--On Saturday morning
."rn- laty visiting the family Of Mr.. john
.h-ou. vino resides on Canal street ncM
""@a. Was severely bitten by dog. She
.~ I'D the yard iii rear OF Mr. Gibson's
,l'o.lIrr. when il large and savage watch
s'-. ~l:rh she supposed WAS tied, spranG
N"+l hrr and hit her OH either arm and
III" h.,d, intiiclinS several ugly and
tn!uj wounds. Br. McCaw was called in,
'" "a Saturday might the young lady was
. H.. Composed and doing very well. The
..- lEt, been killed by Mr. GibsOn'S order.
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VIRGINIA HALL.-Anothcr sensation! Presents
for tho million this week at JoIINsToS's TOUR OF
EUROPE. Everybody receives n gift-no blanks to-
night. Prices rcduccd-admission to all parts of the
hall, &C. tickets admitting six persons, 81.
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Railroad Accident.

SPRNoF1ELp, Mass, March 16.-The early
train hence for Boston encountered broken
rail this morning, which resulted In twenty
persons In the smoking-car being more Or
less injured,
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"The Wilcox & Gibbs machine bought Of you
has been in almost daily for three months had
used several other kinds before, and yours is superior
to them all."--urS. L. II. Mdgrutier, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
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Those beautiful patent mezotlnt, porcelain pic
for breastpins. and larger sizes finely paiuted
only to he had at REES 4 co.'s Gallery uhcy lav-
ing purchased the exclusive right. Their prices
have been reduced. Cards. $3.50 per dozen; large
size, 50; life-szc solar camera prints, SIS and up
wards
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Drowning Case.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, March 1t, lSI2.-
A negro boy, while attempting to cross the
river near this place to-day with horse and
cart, fell from the cart and was instantly
drowned.
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.Nttt-T a. THE ALLEGED Confidence MAN.
-. Grur1c II. Wise. ComMonwealth'S At
.a"}. having received information Of the
lt.>t Of a man in Maryland who answers to
description of William Hall Uhe alleged
..".." ruulld. nee MANI. communicated the
.,' {" The Governor. who on Saturday issued
r.!sl>iton on The Governor of Maryland
r 'ur rrturn ot Hall 10 this state. Dciec-
." Kendall ODwyrr will 20 to Maryland
b.. ring Ia" accused 10 this city.
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FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. for gentlemen
and ladies; opera chains and lcontincs. gold cfan-
bracelets, gold thimblcs, fine gold wedding and
gagement rings fine watches repaired by skilful
workmcn, at GESSET'S,
nnpnstc the DOst-Olilce.
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"Thc Gar Of Russia is noted for his simple and
unostcntatious habits, and is met daily walking In
st. Pctcrsburgh" This Is nothing. h. B SPENCE
the Gar of the great clothing emporium, may be
seen walking the streets Of Richmond at any time in
the (ay.
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SIZING or ls72. NOHLAS < Co.
Arc receiving new styles of fine iewclry,
New patterns of silver for bridal presents,
New opera and matinee chains and watches,
New diamond engagement and plain wedding rings.
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
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HESRICo COUNTY CoURT.--Civil business
engaged the attention of the Henrico County
Court on Saturday.
\ ren're tdcidS has been issued to try the
cases Of Mcssrs. Muller. Harvey. and Rouse.