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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-21

THE Observation-Disclosures Loss By
WANT OF IT.--One of our tobacco Inanu(ac-
turers told lis yesterday that the stoppage OF
the water from the reservoir by reason of the
late frcshet had cost him in actual loss to his
business 5000. Taking this rs affair average,
We may estimate the total loss ut not less than
$4,000. This is very considerable item in
the manufacturing interests of the city, and
one against the recurrence of which every
possible means should be adopted; and this
we are assured is being done. The present
Council have shown commeudablc spirit in
adopting measures Is give an increased sup
ply of water, sufficient to meet the demands
for twenty years 10 come. The Committee on
Water, and Mr.. Davis, superintendent Of the
Water Works, are energcticalIy pushing for
ward the work; and during the spring We
hope to see the pipes all laid and full
supply for all parts of the city running
through them. Should the expectations OF
these gentlemen be realized we need not fear
the recurrence OF such state of things as
that from which we are now suffering.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
MEEr1No OF ruE Cu.xnEn op co.urnc,

MEETING OF THE CHAMBER OF CoMaERCE.-
A meeting Of the Board of Directors of the
IChamber of Commerce was held Yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. 1saacs, from the committee to whom
was referred certain resolutions of the Nm.
tional Board of Trade in regard to the usury
avs, presented o report, which was re.
ceiyed, and 4 copy ordered to he inclosed
to the President of the Senate and Speaker
of the House of Delegates, one to the city
representatives In the General Assembly
and certified copy to the National Board OF
Trade.
The resolution of the National Board of
Trade instructs the Executive Council to
memorialize the Legislatures of the several
States in which usury laws exist not TO
establish standard rate of interest in the
absence of specific contract between par
ties. but to leave all persons free to trade in
money by borrowing, trading, loaning, or
otherwise, at such rates of interest as may
be agreed upon. The committee of our
Chamber of Commerce simply give expert
ence on this subject since the war, aud
makes no recommendation.
The time of meeting was changed from
Wednesday to Thursday evening in each
month, and the meeting adjourned until this
evening to consider report from commit
tee appointed to consider general ware.
house law.
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GRANITE BoAT-CLUB BALL.-The first an.
nuul ball Of the Granite Boat Club will take
place tonight ut Assembly Hall, and the occa.
sion promises to be one of real enjoyment to
the participants. The association under
whose auspices the affair is to be given is
one of recent formation, and is composed oI
gentlemen employed at the Government
Granite Works, with Colonel Albert Ordway
as president; and their committee of arrange
ments, give assurance that everything vii
be done to make the ball enjoyable, select
and orderly. The reception committee are
Colonel Albert Ord way, Colonel r. Snow
den Andrews, General George W. Randall
and Mcs>rs. s. s. Green, w. II. Johnson, ant
A. S. Andrews. MeCann's First Regimen
band will discourse delightful music on th'
festive occasion.
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CuASCERY COURT OF RICHNoyD.-Thc fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of yeStcday:
HIPS administrator Us. Cobb and Others.
Decree confirming report OF commissioner
and directing sale of the property in the bill
of proceedings mentioned.
Charles Us. IIarham, &c. Decree referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re-
port.
Wartman & Co. Us. Equality Life H.
surance Company, &c. Decree in conformity
with opinion Of court, and recommending
cause to commissioner for further inquiry
and report.
Govan Is. Drew and wife. Decree con-
frming report OF commissioner ana pro
yidine for the final distribution of the fund.
Turdy Us. Matthews, &c. Decree in con-
formitv with opinion of court overrullns ex.
crpLions, confirming report OF commissioner,
settling amounts and priorities OF claims
and directing sale OF the real estate in the
bill and proceedings mentioned.
Gordon, &c, Us. The City Savings Bank
&c. Decree directing receiver to make sale
of certain property in his hands, and to col
lect notes, &c, now held by him.
Pulliam's executor IS. Krischmann, &c
Decree in conformity with opinion of court
sustaining exception to commissioners re
port, and recommitting report to rcstate ac
count in conformity with the principles set.
tied by the court.
Robinson's executor rs. Robinson. &c
Decree confirming report Of commissioner
and directing conyeyanccs to purchaser
upon payment in full of the purchase money
and providing for distribution of fund.
Erparte Fannie b. Seayres. Order certi
fying said Fannie B. Seayres to be the solt
dcyisee of John II. Seayres, who was tho
heir at law of Thomas Seayres, an officer il
the revolutionary war.
Kimbrough Is. Dill's eSecutrix, &c. De
cree directing payment by executrix Of the
sum therein mentioned into bank to tht
credit OF the court in this cause, in order tt
a distribution thereof among the parties en-
titlnd thereto. ..-.. .--.... ..s.. --...
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Grievances Of the Citizens and Tax.
Payers Of Fulton and Port MayO.

In the Dispatch of Monday was published
the proceedings of q meeting OF the citizens
and taxpayers of Port Mayo and Fulton,
held to consider what action Is necessary to
secure the enforcement of the net Of the Gen.
erai Assembly providing for an annual ap-
preparation on the part of the City Council
for the improvement of that section Of the
town under the annexation act.
The address OF the committee who called
the meeting sets forth that-
During the years 1858, 1859, and 1870 the
part of Port Mayo and Fulton so annexed
has paid into the city treasury in taxes a
sum not exceeding $4,000, and during the
same time received in improvements sum
not exceeding $1,000, or about 10 cents,
when, by the conditions of annexation, we
were entitled to receive 81;
That during the years 1871 and 1872 this
same property paid into the city treasury a
sum between $1,000 and $1,000, during
which time they received an appropriation
of 81 900 more;
That they are to-day $4,000 out of pocket
by being annexed to the city of Richmond,
while they have received no return there
from, except the appropriations mentioned
above;
That had they failed to pay the yearly
taxes and assessments imposed by said
Council, their property would have been sold
to satisfy these demands, and no plea of
theirs, except cash down, would have been
entertained; -...
That if said Council has the power to COM
pei US to pay taxes under the act passed
February 13, 1867, heretofore referred TO-,
they have and hereby claim the right to
compel said Council to comply with its
terms-frst, by petition; and if that fails,
then by an appeal to the courts of the Com
monwealth.
In concluding the report the committee
say :'Havng thus briefly summed up the OBJ
ject Of this meeting we now leave the matter
with you, hoping that moderation and pru-
dence may guide your deliberations, and re-
commencing that you demand only your
rights, and that when yon once demand them
you will firmly maintain them to the end ;
whether that shall bein the council chambers
or in the courts, remember that justice and
right are on our side, and them only do we
claim.s
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LARGE CALIFORNIA PEARS AT ANToNr's
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b. DEATH OF FORMER MERCHANT OF RICH
MoND.-Mr. Andrew. Johnston, native OF
the county Longford, Ireland, died at his
residence, in this >scity, on the 10th instant,
after an illness Of Ten days, in the fifty-sixtb
year of his age. E4ie had resided in this city
for forty years, land was the senior partner
of tire hardware house of Johnston 6 Brans-
ford, which continued to do business here
until the conflagration of April, 1865. Mr..
Johnston ,Iyas Il gentleman of great personal
popularity, and bis unexpected death will
sadden many hearts. His funeral will take
place this morning at II o'clock from St.
Johns EpiScopal) church.
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4 DOUBLE FUyEEAL.--The Stone-cutters,
10 the number of 250, turned out yesterday
noon to convey the remains Of one of their
comlnnions-Danicl Curran, Of Baltimore,
who died on the day before-to the depot
for the purpose of sending them TO his rela-
tiycs in that city. At the same time and i'll
the same sad procession was the body of q
child of Colonel William Johnston, head
foreman Of the cutters, which was carried to
the same destination. The procession was
preceded by McCann's Regmental Band. 1t
is not often that so fine a body of men as the
stonc-cuttcrs appear on our streets, and their
presence always attracts marked attention.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Coroner Taylor was cal!ed
OIL at n late hour on Wednesday to view the
body of an Ita i'm named Francisco Annuzzi,
who had died very suddenly the night be-
fore. He visited the premises yesterday and
ascertlined the following facts: The de-
ceased had been in the almshouse hospital for
some time, but was discharged on Monday,
and returned to his employment, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. On Tuesday
night he retired to bed in usual health, and
rested well until about 2 O'Clock in the
morning, when he awoko with violent pain
in his chest, Which continued to increase in
intensity for an hour, at which time death
put an end to his suffering. Coroner Taylor
believed that death cnsued from natural
causes, and did not deem an inquest neces-
s9ry.
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JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention of rner
chants, clerks of courts, shcris lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents and all Others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for tn,
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds of JoI
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards
Bl-Heads, lIetter-HeadS, Programmes. Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, tIand-Bills, Catalogues
Bulls of Fare Show-Bils, Checks, Drafts, &C., Sc
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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" AMONGST THE LIVE AND PROGRESSIVE INsTI.
TUTIoNs Of the day is GEORGE P. RowELL & Co.'s
Advertising Agency, No. IL Park Row, New York
The establishment Is so systemauzed, and theiI
facilities are so ample, that the public is suro Of
being served In the most complete manner."-Bos
ton Post.
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TO THE PuBLIc-The unprecedented success at.
eainedby W. G. f. FRAYsEE In the photograph busi-
ness has caused him to enlarge his already elegant
and extensive establishment by adding another i'm.
portant branch. Having fitted up new suit of
apartments with every comfort and convenience,
and the very latest instruments for the purpose he
Is now enabled to execute pictures for the masses
tile following prices Eight ferrotypes for 81 pho
tographs, 81 per dozen; and hfe-sIze portraits In
pastel, crayon, or oil, at from $40 to $75 each
Mr. FRAYsER, thankful for past patronage, hopes
by strict attention to his business In every depart
ment to still merit the encouragement heretofore
bestowed upon him. Sec price-list In another CO.
lumn.
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ADVERTISING IN HUSTINsToN.-The newsps-
pers published In Huntington have an extensive
circulation through the country which is opened IL
Richmond by the completion of the Chesapeake ant
Ohio railroad. NJ. ELLYSoN& & Co. ure authorized tc
make contracts for advertising In both papers at Low
rn1ns.
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4 MISUNDERSTANDING the many pictures be-
fore u.s. 1t is due REEs Co. to say that those exc
cuted at their gallery, in Richmond, Va, rank
among the best Tbs posing" diffusion Of lghl
and artistic finish shows well that thsy nnaesstane
their business Extract Herald.
Ress Co. are no doubt at The bead Of the pho
,orraph business In this city. TO them 10 due ths
great aal ID ths pr.cs or pictures; and where nera
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PAY Your NoTEs To-DAY.-To-morrow,
the 22d of February, having been declared a
legal holiday, the banks and banksns-houses
viii all be closed. 1t will therefore be neces-
sary for those who have notes or other obli-
cations falling due on the ed or 23d to pay
them to-day.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
R,CHMoSD PosT OFFICE FEBRUARY 90, 1879
L. Jimmie (weighmaster, Richmond, Va. ;
Robert Z. Butler, Lynchburg, Va; Miss
Sidney Taylor, No. 293 Poplar street, Mem
Dhis. Tenn. Louisa Gray, care Mrs. III. B.
Latimcr, Washington, D. G.; one letter, no
udlrnSS
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for there few teeth that have not faults OF the
own. There Is but one way to preserve them with
out spot or blcmish, and that is by the daily use
best dentifrlce In existence fragrant SozoDoNT
cool, refreshing. and agreeable ---
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TIE NEW IMPROVED MAGIC GARTER Is THE
hest stocking supporter In the world--easiiy ad-
justed and will hold the stocking hrrn'y ana
smoothly In place; does not enclrcle the limb, ana
cannot drop off. For sale ut LEVY BROTHERS.
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COTTON GOODS ARE GoING Ur, SO BUY WHILST
YOU can at LEVY BROTHERS.. New York Mills and
Pride Of the West at :lc.; Davol, Isc.; Wamsutta,
1sc.: Fruit of the Loom, Androscoggin, and What
Cheer at lesc full-widlh bleacied sheeing at soc
llwitth unbleached sheeting at a5c.
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COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ. an as-
sortlnent OF furniture, &c.
RICHARDSON & co. will sell at 81 P. Ma framed
dwelling, with quarter acre of land, IN HarVie-
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Is good work at reasonable prices there must come
success. We wish them welI,

SAVE YOUR MoNEY-LEvY BROTHERS are sell
Ing spool and skeInsewing at &C. six-cord VII
iimantic spoolcotton at &c.; sewing-tnacbine nee.
dies at soc. for paper Of ten; machine OIL Isc pei
bottle.
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LABORATORY OF D. W. II. TAYLOR, ANAlrr1-
CAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIsT.-The result of a
careful chemical examination Of ~. Semmes's
Pure Rye Whiskey" enables me to confidently re-
commend 1t TO those who desire an article of un-
questionable purity for uso as medicine or as beyc-
rage The samples subjected to examination repre-
sent lot OF one hundred barrels, and were selected
oy myself. WILLIAM Fl. TAYLOR,
AualyticaI Chemist
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Go TO P1zzISl's FOR SWEET HAVANA ORANGES

BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND GENTLE.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, of f. d. SPENCE & Son
merchant tailors, cothers, and dealers in gentle.
mems furnishing goods, No. 1900 Main street.
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FuRs AT CosT.-P. WEIsIGER i co. are sciiipg
their entire stock of furs at COST PERSONS WHO VIII
buy now can get great bargains.
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BEST ANTHRACITE COAL, wen screened and
weighed (nut size 81 to $3.50; CRATE and stove. sS
to $3.50 delivered ;oak wog 80 to $3.50 per cord ut
c. II. PAGES, Nineteenth aud Cary streets.
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WE ARE NOT SURPRISED at tie large ana III
creasng demand for the " B Select " whiskey, as lie
use for medicinal and family purposes Is ahrnleo
by the highest authority IN this state ana us UNI
fnrmitv is UNSURPASSED By any other Grand known
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FASHION BooKs.-Frank Leslie's Ladys
Magazine, Godey's Lady's Book, DenaoresFs,
aud Peterson'S, all for DIarcn, are to hand
from j. II. Ellyson, bookseller and news.
dealer, 1112 Main street.
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AccIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon pole OF
one of the wagons belonging to the En-
change Hotel was broken near. the corner OF
Governor and Ross streets by a sudden
turn. The wagon was accompanied by three
men and loaded with sbarrels Of water for
use ut the hotel. The men were all thrown
out, and one fell under the horses, but sus-
tanned no injury.
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"B SELECT" wIIIsKEY, for medicinal and family
use, ut w. ID. BLAIR & Co.'S, Ninth ana haiI
strccts Richmond, Va.
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TIE NIGHT TKAiS over the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad went
through last night, and will laYe regularly
hereafter as oi4o r. Ms
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DAVING BUSINESS.

ZINE CITIZENS SADDLES, ca
Il hne Eirkel-rluted Carriage and EIA
Buggy Harness. Brides, Cart and Wagon -
Harness, Collars, Whips, BIS, spurs: -
Horsr-Srusles, Covers Robes, Gurry,C
received 100 Mcclellan Saddles All OF which we
offer to our friends and The public generally at ths
TaEGS, Saddle dad Earncss Mannfactu rers, No.
l31a Frankn street, next door to 5ehnssas siahlss
fa<~dam&N &Neau
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LEVY BROTHERS SHOW 4 VERY LARGE STOCK
of rufles, laces, cdgings, linen collars and cuffs
slecyes, lace collars, embroderes, aud white goods
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~CARDoZo, FoURQUREAN & co.
have just received a fuli stock OF
LINEN sHEETISGS.
TABLE DAMaSE,
TOWELS, NArKiSS.s
COTTON SHEETINGS, and
SiIIRTISGS,
Of al! qualities. with n frll stock Of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS GENERALLY.
Also,
TARLATAN ROBES,
SrANGLED TARLATAN,
WHITE AND COLORED TARLATANS,
WHITE AND OPERA KIDS,
LACEs of every description for parties,
to which they invite inspection.
CARDOZO, FoURQUREAN & co.
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r. FEnRASDISI, HUMAN HAIR GOODS MANI
FACTURER, ut sl3 Broad street.
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DRESS PARApE.-The First Virginia regi-
mcnt will celebrate Washington's birthday
(to-morrow) by parade.
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AUCTION SALES T1EES DAY.

On all sales OF real estate made betaree, hs lst o.
January qmd sc4 Of JHnf thf tasss Jor s pre-, Re-,
near the taxes hare to be paid BY the seller
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PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 2l, 1873.
ARRIVED. t
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, j. w. Wyatt, agent.
Steiner JOhu sylvester, Clifford, NorIos, mer.
chandiSe and passengers L. B. Tatum, agent
SAILED.
Schooner William Magce, Watt, Philadelphia, pig
iron, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner A. l.. Massey, Donnclly. Philadelphia,
pig iron. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner r. j. Tull, Cooper, Western Branch,
merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Casper Heft, Shoe, Baltimore, Feb
ruary 18th. :;
MEMORANDA. s''. ..a
Schooner Hope, Mitchell, for York river, and
John Fl. Williams, North, for James river, cleared
at Baltimore February 18th.
by TELEGRAPH.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
CITY PoIST, VA, February 2l-Passed up, tug
Vulcan. with schooners Oliver, Jamison, Frank
Walter, j. G. Henry, and Z. b. Carter, for Rich
moud.
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BOOKS ON VIR G1 A hy Hamor
~ Beverley. Smith, <Stith Jones, jefferson, Howe
Howison, Camps,ell De Hass, kcrcheval, Strother
Martin, Brockcabrouch, Maxwell, Byrd, Burke
Grigsby, Cabell, Dabuey, Meade, Lewis Mordecai
Dodge, Forrest, Mayer, Robertson, Foote, Lee. Jor
dan. and large stock of other rare and valuable
works not 10 DC found elsewhere
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
fc ;s-dsw 1915 M,ju street.
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NJ. ELLYsoN s Co., Advertising gents, D1spATcs
building, Will receive advertisements and lave them
inserted IN any Journal of The country at reguls,
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NEW PERcaLEs AND CALICoEs FOR TIE STRING
trade at LEVY BROTHERS.
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SWEET HAVANA ORANGES JUST RECEIVED BY
PIZZINI, so7 Broad street.
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nzrRATCUELOR,S HAIR DYE,

N15 Is BATNU Z LOR'S HAIK D1E.-
This splendid HAIR DYE is the hest in the worlr
The only true ant perfect dye. Harmless, reliable
md Instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridcu-
lous tints or unpleasant odor. Remedies the Ill
Effects OF bad dyes and washes. Produces imme-
dately ST. pcrb black or natural brown and leaves
the hair clean, soft, and beautiful. Ths genuine
siguea 81. A. BATCHELOR. Sold by all druggists,
CHARLES BATCHELOR,
50 so-cod Proprietor. New York.
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STRING STYLE SILK HATS for sale at p WEIsl
GER G. CO.'S.
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THE BEST DINING-sALooN IN THE CITY IS KEf
by ANIoSI, Main street.
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CHOCOLATE CARAMELs at ANToSfs, Main
street.
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The aforementioned whiskey, made In 1850, ca,
se had for three dollars per gallon at
b. T. ARcuER'S, No. T35 Main street.
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HEADQUARTERS FIRST fsv1RtsE- {

HEADQUARTERS n fRST sV1HGE-H 4
IL MA VOL ,Rf CEIAi0ND, yAG, 81
No, ,2.-9his commaud Is hereby ordered TO a. H
semble 10 front OF the City Hall. in nnt-
form, on SATURDAY, the ed instant, at O'clock
z. NJ, for regimental parade 4sES ssss ks3sf
Quartermaster BIGGER will issue blank cartridges
to commaldants of companies on Saturday morning
at 10 O'Clock at the Howitzers' arHGry.s ,tf,-,
The coInnandant and chaplain unite I'm the res
quest that the regiment assemble fn fy0nt6E the
custom-ouse, Bank street, In full uniform with
o'clock +. NJ, TO attend special divine sexJice ~
ne Second Presbyterian church by the ctnpfa1n OF
the regiment, Kew. Dr. 81, D.. Iioge..sf
BY command of Colonef JOHN a. SLOAN. 81
IS 81 p3 l!J.t e. .eLAUGHTON.tJE.,
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III MOTHERS BE ADvIsED.-Always

III MOTHERS BE ADVISED.-Always
h'''p bottle Of DN. TUFTS CELEBRATED EX-
'f'IokANT in the house. II is a certain ant
P'''a'nt cure for Group, Coughs, Colds etc. 1t Is
,t''eahic 10 the taste, and children take II readily
y" 10 your druggist and get 1t at ouce 1t may save
'4e Hic OF your little one.
'''i'iLE, ALA, May 27, lsfo.-pr. ". H. Tut.
sir,-l should be pl-asedt to advertise your med.
Aes- aud vii! cheerfuly give you good notice OF
@ :Duf E1rEcTonANT, as have personally used II
"''n great satisfaction. Very respectfully, ". u
"A"N' proprietor Of the Mobile Regtster.
!ts barber's prefer DIR. TUTra HAIK-DYE.
~ fsls.deodiw&w
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Go TO ANTosrs II you WANT PURE corrEc.
TIOSEHY. Main street.
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Go TO ANToNI's FOR PURE CANDIES,
GOTo ANTONI'S FOR CHOICE FRUITS,
GO TO ANToNI's FOR LARGE FIGS.
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9irllntond 9ispatfl1.

Ey THE CIRCULATION OF THE Dis
'ATCH Is LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-21

REMEMBER, LADIES, THAT AEToyIS SALOON Is
| the place TO get good eating. Main street.