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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-19

i'EATH OF OLD CITIZENS OF RICHMOND
N,hoi>on G. Read died in this city on Sum
@ty morning, after comparatively short ILL
H".'. lie WAS formerly member of the
commission house of Read t. Barksdale, and
"i 'l" was engaged in the same line of buSi-
It'.- "h his own account. The deceased was
n 's'lmlhlc Christian gentleman, and as
aH officer in the Second Presbyterian church
,Et''. Dr.. Hoye's) was well known to men,
l'r> Of that denomination throughout the
~id". His funeral will take place to-day.
William Willis. ST., also died on Sunday.
IT, Was born on the 9TH of February, 1902,
iiI was therefore in mis- seventy-irst year.
II" came to Richmond in 1927, and resided
h'r' ever since. rarely leaving the city even
'H visit For twenty-seyen years he was
''ncctcd with the house founded by John
""mblc, and was conspicuous for his deyo-
& To his church, being q jealous and work
Methodist His funeral took place on
''.'rrtlay afternoon from the Broad-Street
Methodist church. The sermon was preached
" l;ey. Dr.. Edwards from the 37th verse of
'.' &,th Psalm. Rev. Drs. Lee and Gram
terry. and Rev. Mr.. Garland, assisted in
'saiurting the ceremonies. The deceased
",'> ftthvr Of Mr.. William Willis, Jr., Sccre-
taH Of the Virginia Fire and Marine 1nsu-
rance Company. u
t!t!es $. Gay died near Staunton on Sun
dE. He was long prominent Richmond
Merchant, being -uccessively the senior part
nrr m the houses of Gay q Bentley, and Gay,
Matthew's X Co., dry goods dealers. He had
"lhr warm friends in Richmond and all over
Ia" state, and was faithful and upright in all
i".dionS Of life His funeral will take place
from It. Paul's church this afternoon at >
.g'..t...E
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assonishncnth ht the aegres Of perfection which has
oeen attained In the art, exhibited to us upon this
FAMILY Fayorite," as 1t is styled. Their rooms are
pcrps the finest and most fayorably located of any,
e. aho the WEED machine has for some time enjoyed
ae cnFiab'e reputation Of being the best finished
instrument M OF Its kind in the world. We saw It
stcning away npon nniRsook, muslin, and lace thu
aloh with the finest spool-cotton; then through
."enly thiesnesses Of bleached muslin, ak thick
soi ~ooiien; then piece of heavy sheet-Iead,
upon each side Of which were two thicknesses of
ss,s ana finally finishing up by going through
,..S =, o0ara, making q perfect stitch alike upon
1enSio'', or thread, or adjustment Of anu kind. We
Sou,a suggest to every lady In pursuit Of sewing
mach'ne,;a visit to the WEED tsalesrooms.-Bani-
more Saturday Night, J,,ly 10, 1869. >''''
~ Z .G;gyF WnLrAh LoCKIART, Agent, -
s.i,t-..< corner Eighth aud Main Streets,
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General Items.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
CITY PoINT, Va, March 1S.-The store,
dwclling-house, and two other buildings, of
w. II. Langley, at Bermuda Hundreds,
Chesterfield county, were destroyed by fire
last night. The fire was accidental, and con-
sumed the entire stock Of goods, furniture,
and clothing, and $500 in money. Langley's
loss is about $1,000, and was only insured for
a small amount. He is an honest and ener-
getic colored man, and has the sympathies Of
the community.
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lnav,s W. NftsEE will sell at 10 A. NJ a large
,.-In,,r Of nc" trunks
,rNruruN will soil at LOG A. NJ. tsis-
,llI aud silver watches, gold chains,
...'.rv. Sc.
v,.I~rrkE will sell at IL NJ. ia acres Of lana
,,i.l,gtnna and panvi'lc railroad, at Browns
inf, eight miles from Richmond. Also, alt
.,, ~, ;hr Richmond and Danvilie railroad,
lining &;,c Murchis land.
,. >svl:l'HN will sell st - I. NJ. a brick tcnc-
,..... on ocrson li!il.
~! i GnprI> viii sell at +. NJ building lot
.r. lw,}tiN street adjoining Warwick & barks-
s.t,., olG Gour mill
...,,.l { >n> will >cll at y T. NJ cottage on the
...rfn SHE ot Marshall street between krock
...,, and Madison street.
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Tunnel Through.
Special telegram to the Dispatch

sTRETcHER's NECK, w. VA, March 49,
The headings of the tunnel through the
mountain at this point were brought together
last Thursday evening. Five hundred and
fifty-tiye feet have been driven in in thirty
six working days from the 1st of February.
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st. Pufrlcak,s DaY.

New YoRK, March 1s.-The celebration Of
st. Patrick's Day by the Irish residents in
this vicinity was noteworthy for enthusiasm
and the absence Of disturbing elements. The
occasion resembled general holiday process
sion in this city. 1t probably numbered
$4,000, headed by the Sixty-ninth New York
and First New Jersey militia and several mi
nor military organizations.
DUBLIN, IRELAND, March 18.-St. Patrick's
celebration Yesterday at Cork was of unu-
sual proportions. A mass meeting was held
In the City Park, at which it is estimated that
nearly Ii, 900 persons were present. No dis
turbance occurred. 1.-5
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LOCAL MATTERS. ~

;.,rT,S- Sv>rAY-SCuooL ASSoCIArloS.--The
....Y monthly meeting Of the Baptist Sum
.. -.lrrl Association of Richmond and vi
. =, was held on last Sunday afternoon at
,.rish.>trrct church. The President j.
Winston. E>q., presided, with Otway d.
=. we u secretary, and prayer was offered
;.ry. ". I. Lindsey.
IT, sunday school Of the Leigh-Street
IF b. jald.r the leadership of ". Fl. Will
.. E,q.. Sm- some selections from
,,.-m .'rwcls." after which the reports of
arclS were presented as follows:
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Latest News from Washington.
Congressional.


WASHINGTON, March 1s.-Senate.-The
resolution of inquiry regarding senatorial
interference in appointments and removals
was, after long debate, adopted.
The Chicago relief bill was discussed till
adjournment.
House. The supplementary civil rights bill,
after being filibustered over the morning
hour, went over till Monday next.
The other proceedings to-day were of no
general interest.
General Items. ."
WAsHISGToS, March 1S.-It is understood
the Government directors favor Council Bluff
as the eastern terminus of the Union Pacific
railroad. -
Governor Warmoth, of Louisiana, and
party are here. y.
Manuel Asheeraz succeeds Cushing as the
Mexican agent before the mixed commission.
He is expected here early in April, and until
then no proceedings or decisions of the
commission will be announced. " r.
Charles W. Buttz, who was arrested on a
charge Of attempted npe and systematic
licentious conduct toward school girls, has
been discharged from that charge, but infor.
nation was filed against him for indecent
assault and battery. He was released on
$4,000 bail. An investigation will be had
tomorrow.
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JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention OF ner-
chants, clerks of courts, sherfs, lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered nj
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds OF JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare Show-Bills, Checks Drafts, &C., &C.,
&C. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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INTERESTING TO INSURANCE CoMPASIEs.---
~" State Treasurer wishes information,
Ml hout delay. rs to the liabilities of the fol-
i'"in@ insurance companies to the citizens
~ tins state which remain unpaid, if any !:
4'ni!altan, Of New York; North American,
~ Nrw York; Merchants and Mechanics, Of
'''i' i'inorc; Atlantic, Of New York; Pacific,
- >In Francisco; Putnam, of Hartford; and
= unity, OF New York.
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From SAN Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1s.-Generals Rose
cranz and Palmer, Colonel Dacosta, and
Richard York, civil engineer, have left for
Mexico ria Panama steamer, and will land
at Manzanilla, following the route ofseward's
party across the continent. They will make
preliminary railroad survey. They expect
to commence active operations for the con-
struction of the Taxpan railroad and its con-
nections Immediately.
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"THE SAD STORY OF ENoCu ARDEN, as Told
by Peppercorn Peerybtngle, a1ih Itlustrd-
tons Designed and Chopped by the -Author."
This is Major Caskie's excellent parody which
is already familiar to many, who will be glad
to hear that it has been published in a neat
little volume. The illustrations are even
better than the letter-prcss.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 1s, 1872.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchandise
and passengers, J. ". Wyatt, agent.
Steamer q. Is. Upton, Roberts, New York, mcr.
chandise aud passengers, Virginia Steamship and
Packet Company.
Schooner oliver jameson, jameson, Rockland.
Schooner John stroup, Crawford, Philadelphia,
coal, S. n Hawes. ,
Schooner w. Bartlett, Philadelphia, coal, S. r.
Schooner Annie ". Collins, Tookcr, New York,
merchandise.
4; Schooner j. C. Mcshane, Temple, Philadelphia,
Schooner John H. Williams, North, Baltimore,
merchandise.
Schooner William O. Gee, Watt, Philadelphis,
coal, Writ Roberts.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mcrchnr-
disc and passengers, l.. B. Tatum, agent.
CLEARED.
Schooner Caroline Holmes, Jasper, Baltimore rtd
James river, lumber, Curtis Parker.
MEMORANDUM
Schooner Florence Mayo, Hall, from Rlcnmond,
arrived at Boston 18th instant
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i!., Ggacr.Sirrct school reported the death
a ur,. ,rholar during the month. ..
Itr LARGEST attendance at the five schools
.,.,rfir- WAS on the 18th February, when
.., II. w,,I, present I95 officers and teachers
.j 20 scholars.
III, president delivered very interesting
.Irr>>. accepting the position to which he
Il. io,n elected. In his remarks he took
..-,,or Ia review somewhat the past work
,lf,. Association, and urged upon the
~ y,,,l> the importance of sustaining the As
. ,f;i,u in it, efforts to establish and man-
. .u mission schools in the destitute portions
.. m" citv.
III" following resolutions, offered by Dr..
u.,r-c T.. steel. We're discussed by MesSrs.
,,ilt'gi.ht and William Forbes, and by
H.. !. l.. Garlick. and unanimously adopted,
"".yo'ri. That this Association hereby
..Ur> in and endorses the proposed action
g H. executive committee in respect to the
.,,.nn work in the Valley.
"l,y.Icfd. That in order to insure the
f.. ,lcceS>trl prosecution Of that work we
.,r.:g it exceedingly desirable to build q
r.ag~ in that locality. .....
"i,>"lrt9. That the executive committee
t,rty instructed to put forth at once
,r@hr;or'S rs shall be necessary to accom-
ft'.h timt result
III, A>>wiation WAS also addressed by
ta}. !. y. Sydnor, Sunday-School mis-
.n:rl, ut the Baptist General Association
.@ Nir@iuis, in the interest Of colored Sum
,t.y >r.o"I,.
''n moiicn "f II. X. Ellyson. Esq, the
Executive Committee was instructed to aI-
lnru"m the amount necessary to carry out
"a" objects contemplated by the above reso-
H'l"u> amongst the Baptist churches of the
IN according 10 their several abilities, and
request them to contribute the amount thus
.>,j-rd 10 them.
The Association then adjourned to meet at
~. Manchester Baptist church on the after
g.,"M "i the second Sunday in April next.
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LINES.
w" A RAILROAD LINES.
@ Es W ys4 gE %, 5sss.as.s;
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
HI -. ,u!RsA Ii ROAD. fafsli tUt rly
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND TILE TRAVEL.
- p ~ ss.ff'-' LING PUBLIC. 20 AF'' '>'V
'a@& TRI-WEEKLY. LINE
a BETWEEN RICHMONDl BaETRfORE,i {"
PHILADELPHIA, NEW. YORK; -,
! t,,s = AND BOSTON. AND TO ALL LSf'f' -
...,.r lt5 NJ POINTS M0KTHj AND, II 20 Iel g
NORTHWEST. I


Passenger train leaves Richmond on yTnesdays,s
Thursdays, and Saturdays, OF 3 2. M., connecting
with the splendid steamer STATE OF VIRGINIA,
Captain l.. w. FREEMAN, for the above.named
points touching at the river landings, nnd arriving
in Baltimore on the following NOR morning III nne 70
THROUGH TICKETS and BAGGAGE checked
to all points. .f... .-...,...
Steamer leaves Baltimore pier No. 2,No. 90 Light
street, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
2. NJ, arriving In Richmond at II O'Clock the fol.
lowing morning, giving passengers three hours ana
thirty minutes TO transact business ana dne peiors
the leaving of the trains South
Freight train, with passengers car attached leaves
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and saturdays, at O'Clock A.
H.. for through freights to ali points North and
West; aud on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
STAGES carrying the United States Nail at
FISH HAUL on Tuesdays and Fridays TOT Kappa
hammock and all intermediate pOints,37 - Htr.'rf
Passengers by this route leave Ricllmond on tues
days ut O'Clock Am. and Fridays att O'CLOCK 4. n:
Fare Fare from from Kesnond kIesond to so
Fore from Richmond to Burlington. . 90
Fare from Richmond to Walkerton: 80
Fare from Richmond to King William Court !. :. y
FrelsIi received daily, carefully handled, and
promptly forwarded. Through bills Of ladins given
to all points. ---.., ..,.y ...t-.-i .,,,
From Richmond to Baltimore. !.... .."".."Sae 90
From Richmond to Philadclphia.. ............. e5
From Richmond to New YOrk....... ......... 10 SO
From Richmond 10 Boston, all rail il......,.r. Il IS
From Richmond to Boston via the Sound..... Il rs
WILLIAM NJ BRAGG Superintendent Il
REuBEN FOSTER, General Agent, No. 10 Light
j. /. TAYLon, General Ticket and Freight gt Agent
y. II. HoTCIrKss, Travelling Agent mh1
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, March ls.-Yirgtnia 6's, old, 45 con-
soils, sst. West Yirginias, II. All bids
F1our-Howard-Streei :Super1ne, $e.5o@&7; extra,
fine, g. 65o@s7; extra, 97.sO@ss; family, es.5o@
81 25; Western: Supcrhne 50. 5o@$1; extra VI. 50
50; family, IS .2sGss. Lard, SIC Whiskey, so@
white, 6o8e4c yellow, eo@elc. Oats, 5I@a3c. Pork,
81. rs. Bacon heavy and nominal. . t.o.i
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Cincinnati paper devotes column to the discus
sion Of "How life may be heightened" and the ST.
Louis Dtspach says It might have covered the whole
ground In a few words-to wit Abjure Cincinnati
whiskey keep away from her sausage factories, and
buy your clothes OF E. D. SPENCE s. Son. .f. i :,
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! TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and n, honey mar,, m, , !,

New York Stock and Money Market.
i NEw YoHK, March 49, Money active at Z
per cent. Sterling dull at 80 to %. Gold,
Ito to 11os. Governments, after high fuc-
ttiations, closed steady. States steady !;
Tennessee's, 662; new, G8s. Virginia's, "a;
new, 5s. Lo,lisiahm's, 5s; new, a. Leyee's,
Gs; s's, 10. Alabama,s, so; 5's, so. Geor-
gia's, Is; rs, SO. North Carolfna's, ssf; new,
81. South Carolina's, 529; new, ,37l. tlGrs5
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 1S.-Five hundred per-
sons were present to-day ut the meeting OF
Internationals to commemorate the founda-
ton of the Paris Commune. Addresses were
made in four languages. No Americans OF
any standing were present.
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SWEET HAVANA ORAseEsat Przzrsrs.

THE RELIGIOUS HERALD OF this CITY has !, rerv
large circulation, and Is read by those whom adver-
users most desire to reach Its issue this week is
TWELVE THOUSAND. The HERALD Is the cbeancst
ana best medium for advertising In the South.
Office, lll5 Main street 5'1ltF' = ''''1'
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SENSATIONAL READING" Ten Years Of
Torture; or, Sutten's Deathbed Confession"
The latest Baltimore horror. To hand from
Ellyson & Taylor, news-dealers, next to the
DiSpatch Office.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE, February II, lsT2. J

TIP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Street sta.
u ton. Richmond. ut $50 81. -, = IT. ~ :.
UP NIGHT NAIL leaves Byrqs,strees ssvs ssasion' t q
UP P'ACCONIliODATION leaves Broad.Stre sta
ton, Richmond, at $3.50 P. NJ. except on sundays!
D0WE DAY niAIL arrives at Byrd-StTeet Sta
tion, Richmond, NJ 2:lf !. M 4y.,r.Is.. ln
Down NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-street STA,
tion. Richmond. at $3.50 A. NJ except on Mondays.l
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives NJ
Broad-Sreet station, Richmond, ut sa9 M d. ta1''
* sTbstCCOMSiODA ATION TRAIN runs to Milfofdo only.
a,ecrs bound west rtd Baltimors and ONO raw,
road wil by taking the 500 A. NJ mail hence conneet
Nith the 4:as p M train at Relay House. on the Bat-
more and Ohio railroad. BY the s.s T: M uiey VIII
connect with the $40 A. NJ. at Relay Housc; on the
same road-the former being the quicker line ior
foAanSssP SPECIAL FREIGHT TRAIN, with 9 passengef. g.
| car attachcd will lie run between Richmond ana
Milford on THURSDAY OF each week leaving Hief-
ss M sryng gia.g at iGIa az s m n
| Richmond the same day ut ga p. M Fare, the
same as on the accommodation train. mn
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MuLES.-The attention Of those in want Of strictly
No. mules Is called to the advertisement Of TUR-
NER & Co. in another column. They occupy Davis's
old stand, on Franklin street. .-
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,AIrroRyiA PEARS ut PIszINrs.

THE WEED sEwNG-MAcInNR.-Vis Waiting to-day
for the first time tina snd elegant sales rooms OF
the WEED Sewing Machine Company, we took
critical survey ofthsr popular and Justly celebrated
family machine. impressed as we have ever been,
with the utility and value OF the sswnemachine In
the household, we confess an t,n,Ha1l wonder mud
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-19

People too generally fall short In their apprccia-
tIon Of the art of photography" which, we be-
lIcve is mostly caused by their unfortunately falling
into the hands Of those who call themselves
"artists,'' and really not. IFe here aUude to
second class galleries. AS the educated mindavoids
the quack doctor, should people avoid the quack
artist. REEs & Co.'s printed instructions to their
patrons ought to be In every household 1t is little
book giving you a thorough insight Of the art of
photography free OF charge.
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hkCTuEE On THE THEATRE.--Professor II.
~ Harris will deliver his lecture, "Thc
'''c"k Theatre and the Modern" ut Leigh
r"eet BAPTIST church on Thursday night for
,he benefit Of the Young Mems Missionary
1'clcty connected with that church.
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The land advertised to be sold to-day by u. K.
WEIsIGER, Auctionecr, for c. C. McRae, Commits
soner, is very egibly and well located for country
residences, and should be sought after by capitalists
having fine view of the city from an elevation
above Underwater of some $50 feet on tho Richmond
and Danvlle railroad where there is a turnout,
and more facilities will be rendered If the require
,uonts iustifr
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ATTRACTIVE SALE OF WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
&C.-Mcssrs COOK & LAUGlToN, Auctioncers,
will sell at their auctlon-rooms (up stairs) this
morning at half-past 10 O'Clock large assortment
of fine diamonds, 1rst-class gold watches for ladies
aud gentlemen, fine assortment of the newest
styles chains, table cutlery, &C. The above are all
warranted rst-class goods and merit the attention
of tile public.
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JUST ARRIVED and now discharging, cargo of
anthracite coal ut CHARLES II. PAGE Co.'s. Nine
teenth and Cary streets. Orders left at 7Os Grace
street win be promptly filed.
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SPRING OF 1872. NowLAN & Co.
Are receiving new styles of fine jewelry,
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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HESR1co COUNTY CoURT.-In this court
yesterday the case of Mr.. r. r. Duyal was
called and disposed of. The jury fully ex-
onerated him from any criminal act or in
tent in the matter. r. s..t.. ...t...
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FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, for gentlemen
and ladies' opera chains and lcontincs, gold chain
bracelets, gold thimbles, fine gold wedding and en-
gagemcnt rings; fine watches repaired by skilful
workmcn, at GENSET's,
oppOsjte the St-oillCc.
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'NsfEcTioN or PUBLIC SCHOOLS. - The
."n,'a Asscmbly's Committees ON Schools
M colleges will visit several Of the public
.'A""l> Of Richmond today Under the escort
-, superintendent Binford and Mr.. Alfred
'4''>"-, secretary Of the Board Of Education.
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AN sEnglishman claims TO have in his possession
piece OF the waistcoat worn by Charles l. ON the
morning Of his execution E. B. SPENCE q SON
havc waistcoats for all the Charlies In the town.
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FOR RENT.

VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF ELMW0On
AND CIJIVERT STREET esxIps FEET FOR
RENT.-As the owner has no use for the LOT at
present he Is dcsrous to rent and Is Willing 70 en-
pIy to-. -" :, : : - JOINT. GODDfN,
Real Estate Agent,
NH 1asts Bank and Eleventh streets.
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.lR RICHMOND. va. TUESDAY MORNING. m M

nusr1NGs CouRT.-The examination of
whhesses N was concluded lin. the. cases of
Mcssrs. Goddin and Brock, yesterday.and the
Argument y, commenced. The jury viii pro-
Daply render verdict .to-day' ), ..fr> ~
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MRS. RASDoLpH,s IMPROVEMENT IN PHOTO
GRAPHY seems to have taken the photographers by
surprise to think lady Of Virginia dare to inrudc
on their northern rights but 1t Is See the i'm
provement at the LEE Gallery.
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THE LATEST SENsArIoN.-"Ten Years of Tor
ure"-SUTTES's Death-bed Confession. For sale by
ELLYSoN & TAYLOR, lll8 Main street.
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No one ever heard or saw anything like toll
paintings fancy goods, watches, jewelry aud green
backs given away to-nightat Virginia Hall. Admis-
sion. 25 cents. = r.tFe..fi1s;s@ -..'--' s RI. by.
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New ideas and new presents at Virginia Hall to-
night. Two beautiful chrome pictures, valued at
$40 each, given away tonight. Everybody gets
present. Adnission,,25 CENTS <~a'FfE>E
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NEW YORK MARK ETs

NEW YORK, March ls.-Cotton quiet; sales of
500 bales uplands, 22tc Orleans 23Sc. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Whiskey firm ut s0c. Wheat
steady-winter red western, $Ls20$leS. Corn q
shade frmer at e7a@es3c Rice firm at 8t@esc. Pork,
$l2.eo o@$l2.75. Lard quiet and unchanged. Nayals
dull. Freights dull.
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IHdio.
False Pretepees.

BALTIMORE, March 1s.--James N. Wilson
has been arrested for obtaining $150, 900 by
false pretences. .r....e ,r., .,..,
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