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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-27


Steamer W yanoke, Couch, New York, merchandise
and passengers, j. W. Wyatt, agent
Steamer G. B. Upton, Parker. New York, mer.
chandse aud passengers, Virginia Steamship and
Packet Company.
Steamer Palisnde, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers. W. T. Brett, agent.
Schooner Milton, Corsey, Alexandria, coal, ". Ro
berts.
Schooner G. +. Merncy, Merney, Alexandria, coal
S. H. Hawcs.
Schooner Jacob Kenzle, Steelman, New York
coal. S. II. HawcS.
Schooner Saco, Williams, Baltimore, coal, City Gas
Works.
Schooner John C. McShanc Cavanaugh, Balti-
more, coal, City Gas Works.
Schooner Lotte, Somers, Philadelphia, coal, West
& Lacy.
Schooner T. and J.. Marty, Marty, Philadelphia,
coal, s. p. Lathrop, below the bar.
= SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, l.. i. Tatum, agent
Schooner N. d. Ireland, Evans, New York ria Old
Fort, wood,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


NEW YORK, February 26.-Money easy at
6 to 7. Sterling, o3. Gold, 110a to 110t.
Governments closed steady but quiet; s1's,
1153; 62s, I'LL; 64's, same; 65's, 111b; new,
11os; 67's, ILL; 6s's, 112a; 10-4os, 11oi.
[Note.-southern stocks are reported in q
new shape, with two quotations; intended
probably for bid and " asked.'1 Tennes-
sees, GO, 67t; new, GU. Virginia's, 5O4, SO !;
new, 81, 81. Louisiana's, So, 81; new, So.
Levee's, 81, 10; SIS, rs, So. Alabama's, go;
SIS, 81. Georgia's, 70, 80; 7's, SO, ST. North
Cardinals, "a, 35; new, 17A, 1sa. South Car
olina's, 51a, 60; new, 3oa, 81.
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JOB PRISTING.-We call the attention Of mer-
chants clerks of courts sheris, lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents. and all others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds of JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bill-Hcads, Letter-Heads Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Blls, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare, Show-Bills Checks Drafts, &C., &C.,
SC. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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SATURDAY N1GuT's F1RE.-The loss of sew
ing-machines by the fire Saturday night fell
upon G. w. McGinnis & Co., successors OF
Avery & Co. Their loss is entirely covered
by insurance in the North British Company.
Mr. loves loss is about $4,000, and his i'll
surance is for that amount. The damage to
the building owned by Joseph ?. jones' is
not over 5000, and the insurance more than
covers the loss. The fire was discovered by
that efficient watchnlan George w. Smithers.
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The ALLEGED GAMBLERS SENT oN.-In the
Police Court yesterday John and Sterling
Phelps (white), and Giras johnson, Mac
Grimes, Jacob Randall, Isaac Holtz, Joseph
Allen, Wilson Bird, Jim Washington, Harry
Turner, Isaac Harris, John James, Gabriel
Carter, Edward Page, Robert Green, and
John Page (colorcd), were up to answer the
charge Of keeping q game called "chuck-
aluck," where money is exhibited to allure
persons to gamble. All of the colored men
were discharged, but the two Phelpses were
sent on to the grand jury which met yester-
dnY,
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FIRE on CHURCH H1LL.-About O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon the roof of the residence
No. 2507 Grace street, owned and occupied
by Justice William Hall Crew, was discov-
cred to be on fire. The alarm was promptly
communicated to Captain George W. Tay-
Ior, who, with a detachment Of his company
F), was promptly on the ground, and with
the aid of his new ladders and buckets soon
extinguished the fire without giving a gen.
eral alarm W..
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Miss BRAsprIs CONCERT will be repeated
at Virginia Hall on Thursday night, when a
most attractive programme will be presented.
She win be assisted by some Of the best anna
teur talent of the city. The high esteem in
which Miss Brandt is held in the musical cir
cles of our city will doubtless insure her
crowded house.
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u1o TOBACCO MANUFAeTURERs.--.:

ITO TOBACCO MANGFACTUKEkss
Il desire Do Inform tho t0baeco tsade tnas5
make the furnishing Of their supplies eposILyn ~
LARGE STOCKS Of The BEST GOODS ts IssiS sl'ssl
LINE. : . -. !, ,,,.,,
700 cascS Of the best ST5A ANlSA L1lsORICERAsI
comnrisir,g the . q ~ ttse genuine olo -
et Cebrand. Tie :. Wallis - ssf aisos sasssss
,.e aasssss 1gwss soisss. hs. DARK syRU SssAiss -
a 81 pounds per gallon -s,,,..a III ~
es .barry.Is choice slkTEU GU U5fS.
~ OILS, TOSQUA BEA Gss ,..,,, 49,.
II haye naGa ARRANGEMENTS by WHICH 4 WIZ 1eye
the anle of the present stock OF no syysgps ~
cheanest Syrupa In The United stass at toe pftees .
which win scsi them. Thsy are xuafanteed EhyS
fi6sraj arrai,xsulsats 0derea to nc EcesrSs ke1s
OIL these goods "a HssaSHa 1.c
s 10 iS.sE ~ - - ; u 81
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4 WAES1sG.--We would call the atten-
ton Of all persons who may have occasion to
"turn in, tire-alarms at any OF the boxes
to the law on the subject, which requires
the alarm to be turned in from the box
nearest the place OF. fire. Owing to mis-
take OH the part of some one Saturday night
the alarm was also turned in at box remote
from the scene Of the fire, which caused some
confusion among the siremen.
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SWIFT JUsT1cE.--E. G. Woodbridge was ar
rested Saturday morning for horse-stealing !;
examined yesterday by Justice White and
sent to the grand jury; indicted by the
grand jury, tried by the Hastings Court,
found guilty, and his punishment assessed at
three years in the penitentiary. Sentence
was suspended for ten days.
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BANANAS nt PIZZISI's.

HOPE FOR TIE observation-disclosures your hair
comes away In punches, don't despond. We guaran-
Tee that PHALoN's CHEMICAL HAIR INv1GoRAToR
will stop this calamity in three days. Nay, more, we
guarantee that 1t will promote full restoration of
the fbres. There will be further shedding OF the
hair nor any change in its color while you continue
to use the article Sold by all druggists.
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Mexico, who does not know, either from personal
experience or observation, that this renowned vege-
table remedy Is the purest tonic and stomachc and
the finest Alternative and regulating medicine at pres
ent before the world. As preventive of and cure
for diseases generated by malaria, and specific
for dyspepsia rheumatism, and all nervous and BILL
GUS affections, it is admitted TO be fairly pronounced
the favorite household tonic and Alternative Of the
Western Hemisphere.
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New York Items.

New YORK, February 26.--The New York
Times urges an investigation at police head.
quarters, which, it asserts, will result In the
flight or Indictment Of five hundred officials.
There will be no call on stock exchangeto
morrow on account Of the funeral Of LegTand
Lockwood. ,..,s.,e -
Judge Blatchford today charged the grand
jury particularly regarding smuggling, brib-
ing public officers, and currency lock-ups BY
national banks. S.. - = 1851 tt&itIa ~
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VOL. XIII.

consider the vote by which the subject OF an
nexation had been defeated.
Mcssrs. Palmer and Freeman also favored
q reconsideration, and the question being put
the vote was reconsidered.
On motion, DR.. Chiles, who represented
the delegation from Manchester, addressed
the Council and presented also the action in
writing of n large and influential meeting OF
the citizens of Manchester and the board OF
trustees of that town in favor of the scheme.
At the conclusion of Dr. Chiles's remarks,
MIR. Anderson moved that the papers be laid
OH the table until the next regular meeting OF
the Council.
Mr.. Wexford wanted action sooner.
On motion. the subject was finally, after
lengthy discussion, laid on the table until the
next meeting of the Council.
Mr. Anderson presented the petition Of j.
F. Meredith and others asking for the eXten-
sion of Reservoir street in the direction of
tIarvic.
Referred to the Committee on Streets, with
power to grant provided the improvement
shall not cost over $3.50.
Mr.. English presented a petition from John
3. Crenshaw in relation TO the Colored Or
phan Asylum. Referred.
Mr.. Freeman presented the petition Of
John /. Eubank, of Jackson Ward, asking
FOR more light. Referred.
BY Mr.. Higgins: ....
"Resolrcd, That the City Engineer be,
and hc is hereby, requested to have the side
walk on the east side of Eighteenth street be-
tween Franklin and Grace repaired as soon
as possible" Referred.
Mr. English presented q communication
rlum J. B. Crensllaw, President Of the City
Railway Company, asking permission to re-
move the roadway of said company from
First street and from theintersection of First
and Grace streets to the intersection of Cul-
vert and Elinwood streets, and to lay down a
track from the present terminus on Broad
street. up the same to Henry street, along
Henry street to Main, and from the lnterscc'
ton of Culyert and Elmwood streets down
Main to Eighth, taking up the track from
Eighth street. Referred to the Committee
on Streets.
BY Mr.. Higgins: Petition of j.. j.. Sale and
others for tagging to be laid on Twenty-first
street near Fcnable. Referred.
Sundry other petitions were presented and
appropriately referred; after which the Coun
Gil adjourned.
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Mexico.

MATAMoRAs, February 28.-The death Of
General Porfiero Diaz is confirmed Ills fol-
lowers have proclaimed for Lerdo Tjado or
Guseman for President.
The siege of San Luis Potosi Is progressing
without decisive results. si"'t& 3ss'
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Do1NGs OF THE GRAND JugY.-The grand
jury Of tho Hastings Court met yesterday
and disposed Of the following cases:
N. A. II. Goddin, first case (felony), true
bill. ~ s4 49,, e;.nGl ,.. ~.
N. A. FL. Goddin, second case (felony), not
a true bill. s,,s
Wesley NJ. Brock, first case Qelony), a true
BILL 4.t , s...a,.sr r.s-ss r. ~.
Wesley NJ. Brock, second case felony, not
true bill. g.se.
E. G. Woodbridge (horse-stealing), true
bill.
Henry Hubbard lfelony--assaulting Dan
Fl. Higginsl true bill.
J.J.and Sterling Phelps unlawful gaming),
true bills.
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Trial OF Mayor Han.

NEW YORK, February, 26.-An immense
crowd gathered this morning to hear the
proceedings against Mayor Hall. The court
adjourned to the rooms of the Court of Com
mon Pleas. The drawing Of the jury was
commenced, and only three jurors obtained.
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TARIFF ON CoFFEE.-All the jobbers in cof-
fee doing business In Richmond have united
in petition to Congress praying that the
tariff on coffee may not be removed for ninety
days. in order that dealers having large quan..
titles on hand may not lose by the decline in
price consequent upon such legislation. The
petition has been forwarded to Senator john
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following evening. After each exhibition the
performers repaired to a nearby house and
partook of splendid repast spread for them,
at which place they did themselves equal
credit. The Hanover ladies cannot be sur
passed In such undertakings.
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SENT TO TIE PESITESTIARY FOR HOUSE
BREAKlNG.-Y yesterday Adolphus Freeman
(colored) was tried in the Hastings Court for
breaking and entering the residence Of Mr..
David j. Saunders and stealing lot of sill
yer, found guilty, and sentenced to be con-
fined in the penitentiary for three years.
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c. r. RREs & Co. being repeatedly requested ny
their friends and patrons to reduce their prices to
suit the times, they have determined to do SO in or
der that the people shall be no longer Imposed upon
by pretenders No change in material or work. All
strictly 1rst-class.
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Personal Major Whitconb, chief en-
gineer of and Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
has returned from tour of inspection which
was recently made over that road.
S. Y. southal, Esq, Of AIbemarle, men,
Der of the Inst HoEse Of Delegates, was in
Richmond yesterday. .,..
"Judge" 81. G. Bond, formerly Register
in Bankruptcy for this district, is now a
prosperous citizen OF Denver, Colorado.
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PRELIMINARY ExAMINAT1oN.-E. G. Wool
bridge, arrested on Saturday on the charge of
stealing horse valued at S15O from A. C.
CARMEL, was before Justice White yesterday
for preliminary examination. After which,
the accused was sent Oh to the grand jury for
Indictment ..-.
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A REUNION OF LoGE FRANCHISE, No. So, for
the purpose of comforting the Master Mason's
Daughter degree, will take place at the Ma
sonic Hall on Broad street between Ninth
and Tenth. at II o'clock this evening"
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GRAPES at PIzZINI'S.

If you want stylish clothing and other gentemen's
wear of the very best quality and at low figures call
at E. b SPENCE Sons gents furnishing establish
ment, 1900 Main street.
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Arponr1oN Conservative men,
bers of the Legislature will hold caucus to-
night on the reapportionment question. The
report of the committee of twenty-four (pub-
lished Yesterday will be considered.
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z.arre Sale Of Cotton.

sAvANHAH, February 26.--The largest sale
of cotton ever made in this city by any one
firm took place to-day, Messrs. William Henry
Woods & Co. selling 1861 bales, the total
value of which Is about $3.50, 900.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY %, 1872.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY 27, 1872
Sun rises ............ 6:26 Moon rises. 9l5
Sun sets s........... 538 High tide. Gs5
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This is to notify all persons having goods depo6ltcd
with me to come forward and receive such goods as
belong to them, as intend to close my business on
the 10th Of March and leave the city. A. GRAHAM,
Jr., 1917 Franklin street. Dyeing Establishment
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A CARGO of superior red and white ash egg and
stove anthracite coal now discharging from vessel.
Also Glover Hill and Cumberland soft coal for sale.
Dry pine and oak wood, all kinds and shapes.
j. B. WATKINS,
I'LL Main. and Ninth and Cary streets.
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riye chirdren burned to Deatl, l

HALIFAX, N. S., February 26.--The house
of Henry S. Argyle, in Yarmouth county,
was burned yesterday, together with five
children who were left in the charge Of an
insane grandmother by the parents while
they were out visiting.
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!. FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, for gentlemen
and ladies; opera chains and leontines gold chain
bracelets, gold thimbIes, fine gold wedding and en-
gagcment rings fine watches repaired by skilfui
workmen, at GENNET's,
opposite the post-ollce.
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ExEcUTIvE.-The name of Colonel w. w.
Wood has been sent to President Grant as
commissioner to represent Virginia in the
Centennial Convention to be held in Phiiadel-
phia in 1876.
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICE oF CITY EkGnsxER,l.
RICHMOND, VA, February z. mL
DROPOSALSw will be received et tnls onsee
II until TUESDAY, March sth, q Y o,es0ck ~.
for the construction Of 3 BRICK SEWER, egy-
sSaped, on Brook avenue, froul Broad szesa g H
CemeSt furnished by tke city. For further infora.
tion aupiy st this oidce.
me Committee on Streets reserves the right 70 te-
'ee' 'la' any % - ~ CHARLES u. m gIMMocg:
fe.s-dtd s.l's CITY Eassneef'
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The triumphs of Mrs. Randolph's beautiful pic
lures are unprecedented. They are beyond dollot
the most elegant efforts ever attempted in photoGN-
ply, ife-ke to nature and are only produced at Inc
LEE Gallery.
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DIG BEN BEEF Special attention Es
D Is called to the fine BEEF exhihited
through the streets last "Wednesday. II WIZ ss Oh
fered on TO-DAY and pOcMORR0W, teprruasy
fos r tss sssass t.sn eE sls Ben PETER &. BURKE
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NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW YORK, February 2s.-Cotton quiet; sales,
rather active; common to fair extra, s7@s:.75;
good to choice, S7so@s9.5o. Whiskey, slsc. Wheat
heavy; winter red western, $l6e&ISl.70.o Corn
closed heavy at 7o7oic Rice, SIC. Fork inactiyeat
sl4cs@$A.2s. Lard active st saSgsc Turpeutine
not SO firm at Soc. Rosin drm. TalloW heavy at
si6Dot. Freghts dull. .."S.'js'f stspts'
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ADvERT1sE.-Our merchants seeking trade in any
portion Of the country should advertise in the
papers OF that section. NJ. ELLYsoN & Co. will
liShprsf rates.
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Chocolate, cream, cocoanut, bnttcr-scotch, and
harlequin candies; cocoanut caramcls ana other can
dies are made by PIZzISI.
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Do not disgrace your albums any longer with Sc
condclass Photographs when You can get the hest at
the same price at REES 6 CO.'S. We shall excuse
you no longer.
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LECTURE OF Rev. C. G. BITTING.-Yester-
day morning Rev. G. c. Biting finished his
second lecture on Solomon's Temple before
the students of Richmond College. He had
Il delighted audience to hear him. lie had
given much research to the interesting and
intricate subject. Some of his conclusions
were novel but fortified by scriptural au-
thority. Rejecting many prevalent tradi-
tions, thoroughly analyzing all the descrip-
tions in the Old Testament, the learned lee
turer was able to present satisfactory draw
ings and explanations which reconcied many
apparent conflicts and gave clue to the un-
dcrstanding of one ofthe most difficult ques-
tions in Biblical archaeology. Mr.. Biting
has unusual skill in drawing, and his
"views " of various projections of the tenn
pie were lifc-like and suggestive. we are
,,lad to learn that the Richmond public will
soon have another opportunity of hearing
this lecture as it is to be repeated in one OF
the city churches.
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RALT1MoRE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, February 2s.-ylrgtnias, coHsoIi-
dated IS bid. North Carolinas, 34i bid Others un-
changed.
White ssc.; yellow, 62lg5c. Oats, 52Gg5sc. Bye,
soc. .@$l. Shoulders, s3c. Pork, $l4so. Whskey,
e2c. .a.. * -. r. Ht4' ,. ElTIlt
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WaIkIng-canes and umbrellas In endless variety at
L. B. SrESCE SoS's, 1900 Main street.
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a7-It*
AMUsEMEyTS. A

THE BOY ORATOR OF THE SOUTH
i ONLY ELEVEN YEARS OLD.
THE GREATEST CURIOSITY OF TIE NINE
TENTH CENTURY,
will deliver his lectures at Union Station Methodist
Episcopal church on TUESDAY EVENING, Feb
ruary 27th, at O'Clock.
SUBJECTS: 1.-The Drunkard," "Lochiel,'' " Bu-
rial Of Morgan" Civil War in America Is Ended, -
and " Bachelors Sale"
Every man, woman, and child should hear this
wonderful boy before he leaves Richmond.
Tickets, rs cents; chidrcn 10 cents. To be had at
tle door. fe27-it
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DELEGATE SEATED.-General Stitl Boiling,
CONSERVATIVE having received his certificate
and qualified according to law, took his seat
in the House of Delegates yesterday. Better
late than never. ..a. 49,.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building will receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any journal Of the country at regular
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s1ysterio.us Murder.

sCuUyLKIIL, Pa, February 26.--H. ID.
Kramer and his wife were murdered ass
nieht and their house robbed, There y no
clue as get 10 the murdeFess
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Silk hats made TO order and confornod to the head
without extra charge at REpFORD's, the halter.
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T,ssr or UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE RICHMOND PosT-OFflcE FEBRUARY TO-
j. M. Farland, Mrs. Mary Ashby, Mrs,
Lucy G. Brown, and i. y. Christian, Rich
mond,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-27

A beautiful stock of neckties and scarfs at e. B
SPENCE Sons, 1900 Main street.
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PRUNEs, ,PRUSEs.-PIzzINIh has the incest prunes
you ate and you should take these In place OF
medicine.
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-The Governor
has appointed John Russell commissioner
of deeds for Virginia, to reside in Philadel-
nhja = .'-'. .s- 80 st
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RKDFoRD has just received the latest style of
Broadway Spring silk hat. So2 Main street.
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I'LL Main. and Ninth and Cary

STRING STYLES JUST OUT.-The ESSEX, KEN
sIHGToS, and BEN FRANKLIN-only to be found ut
REDFoRDS, the halter
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TOR NORFOLK, PORT r S-s4T;M
IMOUTH, AND WAY-LhNDINGSssssgssza ssgza.sl sssssszaaa.slss
ON JAMES RIVER.-The elegant steamer PAIL.
SADIE, Captain NELSON. will leare her wharf laf
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at ca O'Clock 4. n. Freight received every day from
must be prepaid. Apply to agent on wharf or cap
thin on board. dc IL
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Buy your spring silk hat from REDFofD the hat
ter and he will iron and block up free of charge
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TOR NEW YORK.-Virginia .&ST&
L Steamship and Packet Compamy's seeEsassfs
elegant steamship GEORGE B. UPTON, Captain
RoBERrs, will leave her wharf ut Rockets on TU ES-
DAY, February 27th. at p. NJ, connecting With
steamers for Fall river and Boston from same pier
Close connections and through bills ladng given TO
all southern. eastern. and western places also TO
Europe and Australia. Fare, S5; meals and stafe-
rooms extra. For freight or passage, appiy TO
d. j. BURR, President, 121i Main street
WASHINGTON 6 Co., Agents, Pier 12 North river,
New York. re 2i-3t