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MEETING or BOARD or DIRECTORS OF THE
CnANBER or CcMMERCE.-At an adjourned
mcctin. held last ni"ht the following draught
OF general warehouse law, which has re-
crlvcd the endorsement of the committees of
the Tobacco anu Corn Exchange, and unani-
nously recommended by them, was pre-
sentCd:
SECTION I. Be ii eH0ctcd'by the General
assembly cf Tnyjaju, I hat the warehouse
receipts, or other written evidences of the
deposit Of merchandi>". grain. -four, tobacco,
or other commodity issued hy any merchant,
| manufacturer. or incorporated company
| shall DC negotiable and transferable hy dtly-
| cry, aud thu holder Of such receipt or other
written evidence of tho delivery Of such
goods to said manufacturer. merchant or in
corporatcd company s!.all be deemed the
owner ot the property named therein unless
| the words 'not negotiable shall be written
| or stamped across the face thereof.
"SECTIoS >. In case cash advances have
| been made on produce or other property
| such rec, ipts shall he issued only TO the cX-
| tent of the amount of the said cash ad-
vanccd.
"SEcTIoS 3. If any manufacturer, mcr-
| chant, or Incorporated company, or their
| agents or clerks, shall wiifully or lradulcntly
| make or alter any receipt or other written
| or printed evidence Of the delivery into amy
| elevator. or warehouse. or manufactur-
ing establishment of said manufacturer,
| merchant, or Incorporated company of any
grain. tobacco, produce, merchandise, or
other property which has not actually been
| received or delivered Into said elevator, or
| warehouse. or manufacturing establishment
| previous 10 making or altering such receipts
| or other written evidence thereof, or who
shall deliver any property whatsoever for
| which >Ech receipts shslI laro been given,
| unless such receipts shall have been surrcn-
| dcrcd and Cancelled, or delivery indorScd
thereon in case Of partial delivery, such
agent. c:crk, manufacturer, manager, or mer-
chant shall upon conviction thereof be pun
shcd by Imprisonment in the pcnitcntiary
| not more than two nor less than one year for
| each offence. This shall not apply TO pro-
pcrty which has been rrlicyincd or removed
by legal process.
"rhis act shall be in force from its pass
age"
1t was resolved that the above he laid be-
fore the Corn and Tobacco Exchanges, and
| il approved ly them presented to the Gene
| raj \ S~scmhly,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.
TIE SECOND FRENCH CHAMBER.

PARIS, February 21.-Tbe Committee Of
Thirty's adoption of NJ. Dufoure's proposal
to create a second Chamber is regarded as q
victory for Thcrs. 1t has, however, led to
a complete rupture between the parties of
the Right and Right Centre.
The american Register announces the sale
at auction of the office fixtures and other
effects of the bankrupt firm of Bowies Bro
ibprs
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JOB pRINTISG.-We call the attention OF mer-
chants clerks of courts, shcrs 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,
Bl-IIeads, Letter-Heads Programmes Ball Tickets.
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, t'and-Bllls, Catalogues
Bills Of Fare. Shuw-B Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., 81.
Satisfaction guaranteed
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BEST ANTHRACITE COAL, we'll screened and
weighed (nut sizc) 81 to $3.50; crate and stove. S.
to $3.50 delivered: oak wood, so to $3.50 per cord at
c. Ii, PAGES, Nineteenth and Cary streets.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK MAREETy

NIh Iohh
NEW YORK, February si.--C6tton dull and nomi-
nal; sales 33l R,lcs uplands .0sc. Orleans, 2Isr.
Flour quiet; common to fair extra, ss. s.s0llss SO;
dull and heavy. Corn opened STEADY and closed
weaker Rice steady at eal9c. PORK frmer and
quiet Lard frincr at S-l66Is II-l5c EayaIs Quiet.
Tall0w firm ut s.Q9r. FrciRhts stcadY.
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THE sTRrETs--AsGnY TRANSFERS AND Ju-

TIE STREETs--AHGRY TRANSFERS AND JU-
BlLAET BLAcKsAITHs AND WHgELwRIGHTs.--
The citizens of Sidney, Port Mayo, and Full
ton, as well rs Chelsea, are not alone in their
just complaints Of the shocking condition of
the streets in those localities Right in the
very heart of the city--indeed, the main
thoroughiarcs of Richmond-is now almost
imInssabIe by reason Of the mud and mire
ana the general cut-up condition OF the road
ways. Between Rockets and the Tredegar
Iron" n"WorkS there arc, by actual count, forty
one thousand holes and rlIts, varying in size.
Along some portions OF Dock street it is al
most unsafe for 4 vehicle to pass, while Il
walk along Cary reveals the fact that that
street is not much better.
Some Of the streets which have but lately
been macadamizcd are now being torn up
again for the purpose Of laying pipes and
building culyerts. Yesterday wagon which
was loaded with tobacco was stalled com.
p'ctely while going doscn Twenty-fourth
from Main to Cary street. Night before the
last an unfortunate horse got into the miIe
on Cary street near Monroe schooI-house,
and remained there until tine following
morning, when Superintendent Strother ar
rived from the penitentiary with half n
dozen conviciS and actually priced tie poor
beast out. BY the expenditure of few
dollars and rs many hours work the waste
water could easily have been kept from the
sidewalk on Twenty.1ifth street between
Franklin and Graee, but the pavement is
now taken up to be relaid.
The streets already cited are not unlike
many others which could be named. They
all need the attention OF the proper authori-
ties of the city. If they are allowed to re-
main as at present, each hearse and carriage
which goes to Hollywood will have to be
drawn by team of four horses.
The teamsters are all angry and growing :;
their stock is being pulled d0grn, and their
wagons, carts. and carriages suffer in like
proportion. But the wheclwrights and
blacksmiths are iubilant over the condition
OF The streets, and that branch of business
i'll Richmond is brisk to-day. 1t is to be
hoped, however, that this evil will at ouce
be remedied. and the streets Of our city,
which ought to he second to none in the
country, made equal, If not superior, to the
best.
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COMM ERCIAL.z

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Friday, February u. 5en.s
OFFERINGS. 80
WHEAT-White; asi bushels. Red, 100 bushels.
OArS.-70o bushels. rsi
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, 16a bushels prime on private
terms Is bushels good mt sos SO bushels common
1t al.a0--tCtal, 80 bushels. 81 gs n
WHEAT.-Red. es bushels very good on private +
terms; I52 bushels very good at S2.le; 50 bushels
common at Sl.sq-total. a7U bushels.
OATS.-l51 bushels very good on private terms.
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ARRIVED
Schooner Oliver jameson, Jameson. Rockiand,
linc, A. s. Lee.
new rails Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Schooner j. G.. Henry, Griffith, Baltimore, coal,
City Gas-Worha.
Schooner +. q. Carter. Reed grain, James river,
to order. sfs
SAILED.
Steamship Old DOmini0u. Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, j. ". Wyatt agent.
Steamer john sylvester, Clifford, Norio!s, Her-
chan,iisc and passengers. l.. II. Tatun. agent.
Schooner W. II. Byruc, Burton. Warwick river,
to load lumber. for Baltimore, Curtis & Parker.
BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL. February ei.- Arrived, steamer Cana
dian from New Orleans rta Norfolk. ,a...4..S
NEw YORK, February 2l.-Airivcd out, steamers
Manhattan and Canadian. &5
LONG BRANCH. February 2I.--Fhe schooner Hen
rietta. Captain ". a. Rider Of RoCkaway. from
Old Planta,ion Va. with oysters, Il ashore about
two miles north Of Long Eranch. j II hands were
slyed and the vessel viii be gotten oil. Hl
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CINCINNATI MARK ETS,

,CtNCINSArI. February 23.-Fiour dull and
shade lower at $1,000 $s.25 Corn dull and easier nj
39tlcc. Provisions strong. Pork nominal at 1880.
Lard trm ut Isp7ac for steam. Sc. for kettle. Bacon
steady ut 5;4li507ic. held shade higher. Whiskcy
weak. HI 49,
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AUCTION SALES TIaEs DAY.

On all sdles Df real eState made bet,oeen the let %
January and soth Of June the tares for the pre-.
sent yenr hare To be paid by the purchaser. On,
az saies made betr1een the lst Of JuiY and tdst
Of ne year the tres hare TO be paid buthe seller.
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Destructive Fire Five Resi- dences
BurncI.
BRlDoEroRT, Conn, February 21.-Court-
land block, consisting of thirteen hrst'class
residences, was burned last night. The
loss is estimated at $4,000. A furious
sGow-s,orm prevalled during the fire.
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fBY TgLEGRAril.l

NEW YORK. ~, II.
NEW YORK, February 2l.-5ieles casier loans
closed at aa9i per cent. Stefsns q,.iat and steady.
Gold, lliJ&aliis. Governments ciossd arm st eat
decline. States dull and quiet. s,s; .9g
The bank statement shows thas loans have de-
creased si.s2s,oe9, specie decreased s1a75coo, legal
tenders decreased Sl,s7aooo, deposits decreased
ss57J,coG. 81 ssf
BALTIMORE.
BALTIhoRE, February .l.--virginia s's, old, %:
consols, 5is csisleretl, 81 new. 50.
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BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS. AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, Off b. SPENCE & Son,
merchant talors cIothiers, and dealers in gentle
mems furnishing goods, No. 1900 Main street.
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FEBRUARY ., 1873


Rr1IGrous vIcEs To-M0RRow.--The
usual services will be had in the various
churches tomorrow except the following
special appointments:
Broad Street Methodist G,urch.-At Sd J.
NJ. mass-mecting of the DiethodiSts of the
city in tho interest Of church extension.
Addresses by some Of the most distinguished
members of the denomination.
Second Presbyteri0n.-Dr. Hogc will
preach sermon to the First Virginia resi.
ment at 4 i. VI. The middle block of pews
will be reserved for the Use of the regiment.
Third PrcsbWerian.-The congregation of
this church will hold services in their new
tabernacle. Sunday school ut 81 A. A..
Preaching by tho pastor (Rev. e. R.Vauglmn)
ut II a. NJ. and u p. Al.
First Bdptist.-A special memorial meet
ing Will be held at II A. NJ. conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Winfrec and Drs. Curry and Tup-
rer, assisted by Rev. DR.. Dickinson. Preach
ing at 4 Z. II. by Rey. d. B. Winfrec.
Second EaptiSt.-Rcv. ID. Is. Winfree Mt l |
4. NJ. and Rev. j. l.. Burrows, d. D., at 4
Z. NJ.
Manchester BoptiSt.-Rcv. Mr.. Wenman
at II 4. NJ. and Rev. y. f. Dickinson, d.
D., at y P. NJ.
G,r7Stadciphinn Synagogue Covenant
lIalD.-At 31 z. NJ. a discourse upon "The
Millennium
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A Funeral At 1.-The Little Church
Around tic Corner"

New YORK, February 2l.-Thc funeral OF
the late actor A. w. Fenno took place to.
day at "the little church around the
corner" the services being performed by
Rev. Mr. Houghton. Notwithstanding the
Indictment weather a large number Of per.
sons were present, including many prolcs'
sionals. The remains Were%sent to Boston
for inlcrmcnt.
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Spring PARK BREWERY, ,,,.,
y CORNER CLAY AND HAkkIsoa Sis'
,or, 40 AVN PoRTER ONLY.

HENRY BOWLER, an English bIswsr Tsysrs g ,aasi sss
The ab,ye brewery from f. j. Enker, has c0nSerMlsa M
IL Into nm Ale AND PORTER BREWEKii, VIZ 4. ia .,,s
facilities offered In this brewery lor ~. Ja.st
Of which l. It's pure aud limpId water ana si
BOWLER uses nothing but te ,,s sa! ~ Pssn, ahs
and is yiciSIiy ale and Porter tia; cannot pe sr
passed for favor aud pnriy, and be Wiz streaoas,S
endcayor TO make cstiCnMONDALa., = ~ s,,,st
New York, or Albany. The insigoruting ann a9nis
qualities OF pure ae Is admitted by az ssnls
making II an equally desirable beverage fof isiAs
me as for public consumption. ..i., = ... or
Orders srnt TO r. .. EC 1306 Cary street 81, 9r
TO HENRY BOWLER, addressed sn ~ nssosS ~ so,,r ~
have prompt attention. gs sy-s9-..-.- -----
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AS YOU GO Ur OR DOWN TOWN LEAVE YOUR
orders for long, sawed, or split wood at Ninth and
Main streets-WooD & SONS drug store.
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FURs AT CoST.-r. WEISICMER e Go. are sclling
their entire stock of frs at Persons who will
buy now can get great bargains.
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DRESS SHIRTS.

Our ELLIrTiC YOKE SHIRT Is pronounced by
thousands OF wearcrs to be the perfection OF cie-
gance and comfort.
Our SYSTEM OF CUTTING which Is peculiarly
our own, enables us to tit any form or deformity
with absolute precision.
In the matter OF MATERIALS and MANuFAc-
TtJRE our ong experience enables us to guarantee
entire satisfaction. T.J. IRVING s CO.,
No. 9I3 Main street, Richmond, Va.
cuopor +. MARSHALL and Z. FORREST PEcoR
salesmen can be found at the above house.
In 2Sslm
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Posr- OFFICE HouRs To-DAY.-In honor OF
the 22d, the post-office will be open to-day
from 9to 10 A. NJ. only.
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A CONVENIENT PLACE To LEAVE ORDERS FOR
pine and oak wood-WooD G. Sons, Ninth and Main
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hN AND ELEGANT.-Lubi Ocean
=. Hi,raF Perfume. just arrived; also, Maw's Per
'''" ,.tac!>. t!!r latest styie.
"a NhHiil!'o EXrRA EARLY PEAS Ind
's.' 't4r.cu Srr,lS
tN.i. iSE-hAC;S aud dINDIa-RUBBER ICE
J.. WAGNER, Druggist,
80 a. Sixth Hul BroaG streets
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iit. tAFlLLINA, or HAIR-NOURISH.
- - -, 'E'H ircn fully tested and cornmcntis i,a
-. ~. "!r' desire a perfectly harmless lar-b.,.!,
t.. I' ~ my Every one wh~ lIas used IL Is willing
,u .'i 20 III merit II he hair is thin or falling
.u ~ Il ~ h'rds trc.hcning In apes rance, C.uGf-
- J"a' Lie preparation for 1t. sold hy
r. WOOD a. SONS, Urugesn,
Nipth and Main streets,
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THE MOSTEsT CoSTECTIoSERIES FOR THE
lcastest money al PIzZISIs, the grelt coniectoncr
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON
Conversational.

WASHINGTON, February 21.-- Senate.-Mr.
Robertson presented memorial from South
Carolina that the withdrawal of Federal
troops from that State would eDdanger lis
peace. Referred to the Military Committee.
slr. Edmonds objected to the removal OF
the political disabilities of r. M. r. Hunter,
Of Virginia.
The post-otlice appropriations were re.
sumed Among the amendments reported
by the committee is one prohibiting the trans
mission OF any free mail matter. The pro.
vision for preventing the transmission of apy
obscene matter was adopted.
Pending the discussion OF postal cars the
Senate adjourned.
House.-The bill to bridge the Mississippi
river for a railroad was passed--aycs, 100:
noes, 80.
The bill for public buildings at Parkers-
0urg, west Va, was passed, and goes to the
President.
On motion of Mr.. Shelton the bill defining
The limits of the collection district of La
Iecbe, La, was also passed and goes to the
President.
The sundry appropriations bill was re-
sumed, but nothing affecting the South il
pending.
WASHINGTON, February 2l.-The peace
commissioners have sent messengers to Cap
tain Jacks camp. The commissioner will
insist on an unconditional surrender of Cap.
Tain Jack and party, and the trial of Modocs
accused of murder by civil authority, and
the removal of the balance of the Modocs to
distant coast reservation.
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, February 21.-Brisk north.
westerly winds for Saturday morning in
New England, diminishing during the days
with clearing weather.
Fresh westerly winds and clear, cool
weather will prevail in the Middle and Soutl
Atlantic States.
Rising temperature, falling baron ctcr,
with increasing cloudiness, will prevail from
the upper lakes westward.
There are indications of severe storm
gathering in Missouri.
.Cauttonary signals will continue at New
London, Boston, and Portland, Nc.
General Items.
WASHINGTON, February 21.-There was .
full Cabinet meeting to-day.
Tomorrow bciug a legal holiday all the
Departments will be closed
The Presidents southern tour is still
under unlaYorablc consideration.
The judiciary Committee will report
against articles for the impeachment of Vice.
President COllaX in the Credit.Mobilicr bust.
ness.
1t is understood that q confidential doc,l.
mcnt from the Executive has been delivered
TO senators urging the extension of tn,
Mexican Claims Commission, and legislation
to that end is expected before adjournment
LATER-AN EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE
THE PRESIDENTS SOUTHERN TOUR POSTPONED.
WASHINGTON, February 21.-It was de-
termined i'll tue Cabinet to-day to call an ex
ira session Of Senate at noon OH the 4th o.
March. The proclamation for that purpose
will he announced tomorrow.
After due consideration of the REQUIRE
menls of public business, the President ha!
determined to postpone his contemplated
southern tour.
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THE PHILADELPHIA SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL SAYS
that - Mcssrs. GEORGE p. RowELL & Co., of New
York, arc so well and extensively known all over
this continent that to name them and explain the
nature Of their business would be supcriluous. No
newspaper advertising agency has ever displayed
energy and skill in the transaction of This deli
cate antl act-rcQuring business"
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RICHMOND, November 20, 1872.

RICHMOND, November %, 1872 &.
having o1e"ryed The wonderful effects of Capilina
'.'h Mis -Gc.i'a hair. | was induced 10 iry il on
."ii. had az! pleased l. say can recommend its
y, d" ht !a!t, WHO desire II thick sGt Of hair. II S
" -" hHsr-tr,%SfH9 have ever used. II keeps the
sd" 1'i' "Hi silky and free from ddnt,ruN
Mrs. q. y. ROBINSON.
~ ~. u ,l,i 81 MtnR. IL.
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FlGs-nlcc.l Large, and swcct-at 20 cents pound
at PIZZISIs.
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X. FERRASDINI, HrMAN HAIR GOODS MANI
FAOTUKER, at 6l3 Broad street.
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Harperand Scribasr's Aonthlies for March
received from j. T. Ellyson, 1112 Main street.
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ADVERTISING IN HuNTISGToN.-The ncwspa-
pcrs published In Hun ntington have an extensive
circulation through the country which is opened to
Richmond by the completion of the Chesapeake and
Olio railroad. NJ ELLYsoN & Co. are authorized to
make contracts for advertising In both papers ut low
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LABORATORY or d. ". Ii. TAYLOR, AIALfT1-
CAL AND CONSULTING CIIEMIsT.-Ibc result OF
careful chemical examination of 81. Semmcs's
Pure Rye Whiskeyn enables me to confidently re-
commend Il to those who desire IN article OF un-
questionable purity for use as medicine OF US bcve
rage. The samples subjected to examination repre-
sent lot of hundred barrels, and were selected
by Inyseif. WILLIAM II. TAYLOR,
ANALYTICAL Chemist.
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More Trouble for Boss Tweed.
New YORK, February 21.-Tbree fresh in!
dictments have been found against Tweed.
He will give bail.
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EIGHT FERRoTYPEs FOR 81 AT FRAYsER's.

REEs & Co., Nos Oil and sls Main, near Ninth
street. are now doing nearly all the business In the
city In their line. This Is owing to their good work
and low prices. Their pictures have an easy grace
full, and natural look that is seldom seen In the ave-
rage work turned out by the best galleries else
where.
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SILK UMBRELLAS OF BEST QUALITY AT RED
E0RD'S.
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Thsabore-msnt1oned whiskey, made In 1899, ean
bs had for thrse dollars per gallon at
BIT, AaCHEn's, No. 7st Main street.
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,tSy OF LETTERS.

w or LErrERS 3s.,.', REMAINING MAIN. IN
ynr rr'HN'Nn FoSr-ofFlcE FEBRU-
NY g. rrs Cnr letters in this list will please
-. .u.-l." Il no; c,ilri for In four weeks
,rF W., Nh. in the pcs,i~LCttcr onicc, In WASH
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9irllmond 1ispattll.

Ge THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH II LARGER TRAN TIE CONFINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THt. OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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FRAGRANT SOZopoNT nARDENs AND INvIGo-
RATES the gums, purncs anu perfumes the breat th.
ccaEses, bcautincs. and preserves the teeth from
youth to old age. Sold by all druggists.
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FINE NEW STYLES OF HATS AT No. eo2 MAIs
STREET.
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PHOTOGRAPHS AT FRAYSER's GALLERY for ski
frames 81, and cartcs dc visitc 50 per dozen.
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NJ. ELLYsoN& & Co., Advertising Agents, DlsPATCB
building, will receive acknowledgements and have them
inserted in any Journal of The country at regular
rntes.
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MOODY ROYALL will sell ut 1 T. NJ. seven build
Ing lots, In front of T. j. Morrisetts store, cor
ner of Clopton and Hull streets.
COOK & LAUGHTON win sell at 10 A. NJ, at the
horse-lot. horses mules, &c.
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FIVE POUNDS or BRIGHT NEW DATES for 50 cents
at PIZZISIS.
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REpFoRD's, No. 0o2 MAIN STREET, Is TIE
AGENCY and the only place at which Dunlap hal
can be had In Richmond.
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t}LhtK HAIR TO GOLDEN

1''c H'r-iamed English "AURICOMUS," 70
-.'.'!"f hair OF any color to Il golden slladc,r
-',. a MEADE & BAKERS drug s,ore,
- ~ 4l0 Maln afrnnt
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CHOCOLATE DROrs. Favored with vanilla, orange
coffee and lemon at PIZZISI'S
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WINES, LlQUoRs, TOBACCO. de-.

DYRNES'S PURE RYE WHISEEY.-A
ID small lot Of this popular and pure RYE WIS
KEY distilled In Third district OF Virginia. For
sale by DASENPOAE " Aohbloss
Sn
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LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
COTTON MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. February 2l.-Tobacco active and
firm for i'll grades sales, 335 hogsheads. ry
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8 on, HOW CIIARMING!" ION. HOW SWEET"
Say all who buy at 3.l Broad street
or course they speak OF the splendid array
Of rich and rare goods seen there every day.
ID. COLUMBUS, 32l BROAD STREET, has one 0
the largest and finest collections of confectioncres
fruits toys &C., 10 bc found In the city, which he
ceiling at very reasonable prices.
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Cocoa CARAMELs, fresh every day, at plzzIs1
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SPRING STYLE SILK HATS for sale at T. WEIsI
GER G CO.'S.
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SEE FRAYsER's rRICE-LIsT ~ ANOTHER CO
LCMN.