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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
standing Commit tees OF the sennt

Standing Committees OF the Senate
WASHINGTON, March s.--An adjourned
meeting of the caucus of Republican sena-
tors was held this afternoon, at which the
vacancies Id the chairmanships of the com.
mittees caused by the expiration of the
terms Of various senators, were sgreed to be
filled as follows: Morrill,, of Maine, is
made chairman OF the Committee on Appro-
priations, IN the place of Cole; Buckingham,
chairman Of the Committee on Indian AZ.
fairs, in tlle place Of Harlan; Boremap,
chairman Of the Committee on Territories.
in place Of Nye; Sprague, chairman of the
Committee on Public Lands; Lewis, chair
man of the Committee on the District OF
Columbia; Flanagan, chairman of the
Committee OH Education and Labor and
BrownloW, chairman of the Committee on
Revolutionary Claims; Howe leaves the
Craftsmanship of the Committee on Claims,
and becomes chairman of the Committee on
Library; Scott succeeds Howe as chairmab
Of the Claims Committee. The Committees
on Investigation and Retrenchment, hereto
fore headed by Buckingham, and on Politi
cal Disabilities, headed by Boreman, and on
Alleged Outrages in the Southern States,
headed by Scott, are discontinued. Sargent,
Of California, is made member of the APP
preparation Committee. No changes are
made in the chairmanships of other commit
tees.
The caucus laid on the table a motion to
elect new sergeant-at-arms, only two sena.
tors voting for it.
Considerable debate was devoted to deter
miningthe order of business for the present
extra session Of the Senate, and It was finally
agreed to take up and dispose of the report
of the Select Committee on the charges af:
fecting Senators Caldwell and Clayton, and
the report of Morrill,, of Maine, from the
select committee on the evidence reported
from the House of Representatives affecting
| certain senators regarding alleged Credit
Mobilier transactions.
Senator Anthony informed the committee
that he wished to resign bis position rs pre-
sident pro tenn. of the Senate. Senator Car.
| penter will be elected in his stead on Mon.
day, when the foregoing caucus arrangement
will be ratified in open Senate.
| Various Items.
| WASHINGTON, March 8.-Members of Con.
gress have been excited over the withhold
ing of their extra pay which they voted
themselves--some $1,000 in amount. Con
troller Taylor has, however, finally quietet
them by deciding that there Is no trenchan
objection to paying them.
| Fice-President Wilson has appointed
Samuel Hunt his private secretary.
| The President has nominated the follow
ing parties as postmasters: Mrs. NJ. G. Gill
Holly Springs, Miss. ); William Mills, Jr.
Alexandria, La; John O'Conner, Batol
Rouge; Carries Decor, New Iberia. Fol
collector of customs at st. Augustine, Fla.
A. S. Gass; United States marshal for Geor
gia. W. 81. smythe; for commodore, Cantail
j. NJ. CletZ.
A Senate caucus has agreed to conside
Cayton's, Caldwelr's, and Patlerson's cases
The Louisiana case came up in caucus, bll
| was, by unanimous consent, passed over.
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DURING FOURTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH
advertisers and advertising agencies we have never
had dealings with firm whose straightforward, up
right policy so largely secured oir confidence and
respect as that Of GEORGE z. RowELL & Co., Ad-
vertising Agents, New York. Their contracts are
always plain, ineligible, specific, and liberal They
secure the most advantageous rates fiom publishers
for the reason that the latter feel assured that they
are secured beyond chance cchnlcallty in getting
whatever the amount OF their contract calls for,
providing always that publishers have done as they
agreed to.-Siour City (IU,odJ Times.
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Fraud ON a New York Bank.

New YORK, March 8tb.-Alen j. Jones,
late clerk of the Southern Bank, Gcrmania, at
Savannah, Ga, came to this city with fraudu.
lent drafts for S32, $50, which were indorsed
hy Kissam 6 Co. He drew the money from
the Park Bank, in this city, with which the
Southern Bank Of Georgia are depositors.
The fraud was discovered to-day. Jones has
ahsc0nGed
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pBALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. March s.-F1ourdull und unchanged.
MS2I5; choice amber, $215@s2.e0; I; good to prime
red Sio5@S2.Io; common TO fair red, VI.
rod western, SI.70Gi 81 80; amber westerns Sl9o$2
Corn-white southern firm at 62G1aGc,; Yellow 3
southern dull Mt 5s@ssc.; mixed western; 6seesssg
Oats dull: southern, 4S@lisc.; western mixed. 460
47c Ryc quiet Hay unchanged. Provisions quiet
but firm; prices unchanged. Western butter qutes
but firm good to choice 2sGI3oc.; fair to good, 2t
93c Whiskay nominal ut 9ic. sszz=
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NEW YORK BANK sTATEA

NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, March s.-Specie shipments to-day
aggregated three-eIghths Of million. Tho BANK
statement shows that loans have decreased seyen-.
cighths of milon specie Increased three-quarters
of million, legal-tendcrs decreased one and one-
quarter millions, deposits increased two and half
millions. The bank statement shows q gain In re-
serves Of sll7,415.
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MEETING OF SUpERvIsoEs.-The Board of
Supervisors of Hcnrico county held an ad-
journed meeting on Saturday (all the mem
bcrs being presently to consider the claim of
MeSsrs. Stewart, Buchanan Il Co., amount.
ing 10 $4,000, for salt furnished the county
during the early period of the war. After
mature deliberalion the Board unanimously
refused the compromise offered of $4,000,
payable in five equal annual instalments, and
disallowed the claim. The claimants gave
notice of an intention to appeal to the County
Court. We are informed that the Board OF
Supervisors do not deny the business Of the
claim an part, but as there were several nice
legal questions involved in the matter they
preferred that it should be decided in court
of equity. ~
Tue Board adjourned to meet on the 22d
instant to lay the levy for the ensuing year.
All county officers were requested to report
ut that time.
The amount required for county purposes
this year is about ST. 900.
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PORT OF RICHMOND MARCH 9, ls7a.

ARRIVED. ss sss a
Steamship Wyapoke, Couch, New York. mer.
chandse and passengers, j. WiMyau, agsnL
chamSise and passengers. l.. B. Tatuni, agrDl &, y
Schooner North Carolina, Morgan, palhm9re,
rusno. southern FertlliztnS Company; and lumhsr,
q schooner M Independence, Montgomery, Hampson,s
ysehooner O. B. Mcshrne, ouiglsy, Baltimore, ccsi,
'isI sIoon % Ruth, filchett, Hampton, oysters. .s
sioop Sophia, Cbeevss, Sandy Poilt, eraan' Z. - ~
saoie'' q w. SAILED. Il
Steamer State OF Maryland, Trayers, Raltmcse,
Schooner Matte Holmes. Cox. Charleston. .. Us
Schooner Farmers Return, White, Hainpton,
empty barrels. >-.., = ~ -
Steamship Wysnoke, Couch. New Iork. m n,er-ss.
mercnandise and passeiSers,J. w. yatt, agent.
CLEARED FOE THIS PORT. -
PHILADELPHIA, March s.-steamcr I'm psre, saan-
NEW YORK, March s.-~s.eamship Isaae Bsli,
SsW Yonx, March 7.-schooHer Henry Parker,
Lewis. -
PHILADELPHIA, March 7.--seb0oner Maggie Mo-
Dvnaid from Scw York Tor Richmond, Va, bespT1k
rcinsined in GOOD condition mt last acsaauss, and
cargo not dnmnged Anchors were sent down " Ecx'
Yesterday, and It Is expected se VIII ne BOT on 70.
TLrxAspnrA, March s.-Thereis consiteratie ettA
In tire ryer though steam vessels experience 1ttse
dlntcalty In pa sing throrga IT, :, .. 80, an,
NOTICE TO MARlsEas.
Nyw York BAY.--A fog-Gcli Is bei6gi efecssA on
che west side or Castle wiiam tsofefaofs lstana.
@ nd u. aea once Ss sec 70 sos s ari sgy weass
Il Will he sounded xt Intervals q Insaty
Tn has long been sssd in sae 10y sa aM ics
entering aud le1si log SvW f0rx
Br. fetxGRArfi. ....-
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norts cllrreut in Madrid this a. N. d onbessos

ports current IN MaGGlu tnsr ~. apis y sUnu w.
the effect that mixed directery viii % eps
pointed to assume control OF the Soy
menf. The remembers mentioned are f.i8uelns.
Rivero, Oreuse, Mmtas, and Casfa!Sr, unneI
The presidency of Riy MargaiI TIC d0s.s
ernment will be styled Pure RepuBiicsn.
Dispatches from the provinces n0t dSs-
turbed bs the movements OF the CaflisU ~
port that quiet prevails.
A hand oc men who were attempting To-
leave France for Madrid to join the Gafisas
forces were overtaken yesterday by Covers
tnent troops and dispersed after short con-
fict. Fifteen of the band, including its
chieftain, were killed and one hundred takea
prisoners. &
THE POPE AND TnEfrAIiAS GOVERNMENT.
! RoxE, March s.-The Pope, In replyingtcs
IN address presented to him to-day, said ffiat
reconciliation with The Italian Government
was impossible. God wotild punish the fr.s
vaders of his dominions. AS Catholics were
ever unsuitable In their faith he had the ot.3
most confidence in the ultimate triumph eL
the Church. yss1s
England. ~ ssg
I LONDON, March S.--fbe report from Ma-
drld that the great powers viii Jointly wilhs
draw their diplomats from Madrid if o feds
ral republic is proclaimed is denied.
A special dispatch from Berlin TO the Lone
don Times says: "The Government ef
France has officially given Germany fnan-
cial guarantees for the payment at . fcsg-
mated time of the last milliard francs OF the
war indemnity, and that negotiations be-:
tween the two governments for the entire
evacuation of French territories by German
troops at an early day have already been
commenced" ~. q 4,
The Daily Telegraph of this morning has
q special dispatch from Madrid stating that
the streets in the Vicinity Of the paiace Of the
Cortes were thronged with people during
the session Of the Assembly yesterday. and
much excitement prevailed. Detachnients
| of civic guards were stationed at various
strategic points in anticipation OF an out
| break. The same dispatch states that Senior
Figueras, president of the council, will To-
day propose motion for the Immediate dis
solution of the Assembly. -.
| LIVERPOOL, March 8.-The steamer City OF
| New York takes mails aud passengers OF tue
disabled steamer City of Brussels. t-
France. ~
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION IN A CARTRIDGE FACTORY.
PARIS, March ga terrible explosion oc-
Cured yesterday afternoon in the cartridge
| manufactory ut Fort Mont Valerien. Twen-
| weight persons were injured, twelve OF
whom, it IS stated, cannot possibly recover.
Another dispatch says that over one hum
dred persons were injured at the Fort Mont
Valerien explosion. {ss $as
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WHY WAsu1NGTos's BIRTHDAY IS CELE-
BnATED.-A member of the Legislative conf
mittec who visited Our public schools few
days since, examining class of boys, pointed
to q picture Of General Washington hanging
on the wall and asked: (Which Of you eau
tell me whose picture that is p Chorus of
boys: "Geucral Washington's." Now,
can you tell me why his birthday is kept
as n national holiday and mine is not!"
Small boy: "Because General Washington
never cold le."
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ROBERTSON s. BRONAUGII will sell ut IL NJ,
in front of the courthouse in Manchester, real
estate in Chesterfield on james river near Bcr-
mudi Hundreds.
d. X. WElSIGER will sell ut - NJ, In front of
the courthouse In Manchester, a farm on Falling
creek, in Chesterfield.
ROBERTSON & BRONAUGH will sell at 70. 2
NJ, in front Of the courthouse In Manchester
real estate in the county Of Chesterfield, on Ap-
lromattox river. four miles from Clover Hill
pits.
MOODY ROTALL will sell 1T IL A. NJ, In front
of the courthouse in Manchester, l.loo cords of
pine wood near Rice's station, on the Richmond
and Petersburg rulroad
D. X. WEISIGEK will sell at L. AI In front Of the
courthouse in Manchester, timbcrcd and farm,
ing land on the Clover Hill railroad.
w. y. RATCLIFFE will sell :at LOO A. NJ. groce-
ries, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at r. VI. the TO-
bacco factory and fixtures AT the southeast corner
of Twenty-nfth and Maiu streets; also gas fix
lures.
THOMAS w. kEESEE will sell at1l A. NJ. plated
ware, clocks, &C.
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Fatal Catastrophe Mt the Jordan Rock
bridge Alum Springs-One Man
Killed and Four Wounded,
[SnecIal teIeeram to the DIsnatcl

=
Killed and Four Wounded,
Especial telegram to the DIspatch.J
GOSHEN, Va, March S.-The framework
of the new hotel at the Jordan Rockbridge
Alum Springs was blown down this morn
ing, killing w. n. Bennington, of Albemarle
county, and wounding C. A. Ford and j. F.
Williams, of Charlottesville, Jim Gray,
coIored, and another colored man whose
name is not known.
Second Dispatch.
The damage by the falling of the building
at the Jordan Alum Springs is estimated at
between s., 500 and $4,000, Tho building is
now perfect wreck. 1t was new wooden
edcGce aud had been framed to the fourth
story when squall Of wind struck 1t before
it had been properly braced, causing the ac-
cidcnt.
Bennington, the person killed, had his
neck broken. c. A. Ford was slightly hurt
J. L. Williams had bis ankle badly mashed
Jim Gray and Hawkins (colored men), were
slightly hurt. Drs. Wood and Walker, Of
Goshen, were promptly on the ground to
relieve the sufferers.
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Sudden Death.

PHILADELPHIA, March S.--Captain Timothy
Rogers, aged seventy-niue, surveyor for the
Board of Underwriters, fell dead IN the
Tenth Baptist church last evening at the con-
clusion of services. - -.
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= NEW YORK MARKETS. Z.
NEW YORK, March s.-Cotton dull !; sales. OF
bales uplands 2Gsc. Orleans, 2lsc. Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat shade 1rner and quiet Corn
quiet aud steady. Pork firm; new, &ld. LARD
steady. Navals quiet and weak. Groceries quiet.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
SpaIn.

MADRID, March s.--The committee Of the
Assembly having charge Of President Fisue-
ras's bill for dissolution Ct the Assembly
nd other purposes arc still In conference
with the Ministry. A Acompromise u sought
by which the threatened crisis may be
aysrted. Alta late hour last night nothing
had been, made public concerning the profa-
BILE issue Of thc conference. Among tae ~
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BURR's LECTURE TONIGHT Mr.. {.
Chauncey Burr's great lecture on Men
and Monkeys--An Answer TO Darwin Is
given at Assembly Hal. tonight. 'aTbere
has never been," said the late Ex-Governor
Thomas III. Seymour, course oil lectures
given In America which SO profoundly
touches the vital interests OF religion and
civilization as this, aud none more interest
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REEs 6 Co.'s PRICES ARE: For CARTEs DE
VIsITE, g. per dozen l.5o Per haIfdozen. Mon
ograns, 81 per hundred large size se-aI from re-
touched negatives. Lffe-size, from go to $50,
framed-she same those charged s75 and sle5 for
In New York
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-: MENoRi.L FrHD. At The request
Hcmoliil Committee Of The Baptist
ST Association the congregation of the
t'apttsi c'lrc! have agreed to release
''"|, i:-Y. e. =. Biting, ID. D., for a
I 10: '.'r"" months. during which time
h" "ta'G-s the state in the interest Of the
'.Il fund.
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Southern Association In New York.
New YORK, March s.--A meeting was held
last evening of large number of southern
gentlemen, including prominent business
men from the South residing here. Ex.Goy-
ernor Lubbock, of Texas, and Colonel Hart,
of Georgia, delivered addresses. The object
OF the meeting was to form southern asso-
citation for social, benevolent, and other pur-
poses, which should include all gentlemen
connected with the southern trade.
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Buy YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, of E. B. SPENCE 4 SON.
merchant tallors, cothers, and dealers In sentle-
men g furnishing goods, No. 1900 Main street.
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HIBEnNIAN SoCIErY.-A meeting of the
Hibernian Society will be held ut the City
Hall this evening at Z o'clock to make ar
raugelnents for uniting in the celebration OF
st. Patrick's Day.
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VA MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1873

ing to popular audience" This opening
lecture has been enthusiastically spoken Of
wherever delivered. Mr.. Burr's nap,e is not
new to our people. The ladies and gentle
men Of Richmond should accord him a band.
some welcome tonight,
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
Posr-Orr1cE AT RIcHMoNp, MARCH 8, 1873
j. Ii. Hooper, Albany, N. T.; Dana G. Pear
son, Richmond, Va; A. B., Richmond, Va;
Henry Miller, 1907 Muin street, Richmond,
Va. j. NJ. Mayne, No. 81 Virginia avenue,
S. f., Washington, D. c.
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Railroad Property Seized.

ALBANY, March 8.-The Federal collector
to-day seized the property Of the New York
Central railroad for non-payment of nearly
half million dollars taxes.
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!Nto OSE CENT AND CosTs.-In the Hem
..'' County Court saturday Mr.. James +.
't'r'hii. charged with assault, plead guilty.
.a' Was tined one ccrt and costs.
,u> court adjourned until Tuesday.
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ciEcIssATy MARKETS.

CIsCISNATI March s.-fl0ur quiet and drna,y
drmer. Pork in fair demand, 3d.. Lard frnl-@
steam held al &C. city, 7ic.; country Kettle; sgssc
Sic; clear sides, SIC. Whiskey firm, sc. @ i,
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Saturday, March g.
OFFERIyG s5 "srl

WuEAT--Whitc. 40 bushels Red, s22 bushels
CoRN.-Whte. 2li bushels.
OATs.-8o2 bushels. Fss-z ! s -. 20 : e.
SALES. -.sss ..f.Si ri
WHEAT White. II bushels prime Mt S2.lo; 800
bushels prime on private terus 30 busca very good
at 05 ~ bushels good at Sl.01-tota1, 30! bushels.
WuEAT.-Rerl, % bushels prime purple-stuwa 70
2.Os 28S bushels good on private terms 81 busnels
very good ut sass; 4IS bushels prime priratss
terms 40 bushels good ut S95-total, $40 bushels
CORS.-White, Id bushels good at 7lc.
OATs.-22 bushels very good at ggc.: Iso bushels
prime black ut 62c 200 bushels very good on private
terms loo prime white at 62c.-tOtal, 475 bushels
RE-EXutBITED. 4
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spRING-STYLE SILK HATs.-The style of silk hat
cold by tho lrst-class retailers In New York city s
the same style that P. WEIsIGER & Co. are selling
now. This hat is light and stylish, ana decidedly
the ueaest hat that has been brought out for long
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REDFoRD's, No. so2 MAIN STREET, IS THE
AGENCY and the only place at which Dunlap hat
can be had In Richmond Parties advertising this
bat will please see Messrs. Dunlap Co.'s letter to
o. NJ. Marshall.
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REEs Co. EMPLOY MORE HANDS THAN ANY
other gallery In the city, and but frsclass
material. Success certain. Beware of imitators.
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ADVERTISING IN HUSTISGTos.-The newspa-
pcrs published in Huntington have an extensive
circulation through the country which is opened to
Richmond by the completion Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad ii. ELLYsoN & Co. are authorized to
make contracts for advertising In both papers at low
raj
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,.,>,ry,>css or REAL ESTATE MADE DURING
,,rvx rxpl<s MARCH s. lSiS.--lot
..rnnc 10 feet on Grace strcct near "n''ei'
e.. ..un0.
IrI franf'n: 80 feet on Grace street near
~...,r. Tor II .0oo.
-, fronting .,5i feet on Cary street be-
Eleventh and Twelfth, tor S6,lo0.
-. ,ran,in- 2ls feet on jackson street cor
,.t.ui Ila hH.
a., f,,a,jn. 100 fee, on Dover street be-
,,.,.,, Randolph and Washington. for 800.
= fronting Ia feet on Second street be-
,.,.,n Main aal Cary. for $1,000.
r,.t .ror;in. - feet on Fourth street near
-, fronting p feet on Fourth street near
I've. for $500.
-, rrnn;in, III feet on Main street (part
,. hi W. ltjs Tor S423.
Iat fronting Ga@ feet on Leigh street cor
,.-., =. lanes. for Sl.9'o.
In. fronting 30 feet ou Calhoun street be-
.,>,r Allen ani Hickory. for 500.
1., fronting l3i feet on Main street near
.g...-,y->rcond. for $50.
- ,rAuiin- IS feet on Broad street be-
..,.,a Twentv-lourth and Twenly.tflb, for
-.
T.. ,r,n'ir. 50 feet OF Twcnty-ti'th street
....u.r uC q. tor Il, 400.
o., fronting u feet on Main street between
u.,a!.r. AMI Madison, for $1,000.
l.,,goD,in, So feet on y street near Thir-
,...h. flr So.
I.r fronting ~ feet on Q street near Thir-
,...h. f,r $50.
~; fronting GH lcet on y street near 1hir-
....A. !,r S!45.
IL, fronting 4G 7-12 feet on Duyai street
..--f,r -. pctrr. for 5000.
lot fronting - trri on Broad street corner
3D.; ti,htccnth. tor Sl.l-j.
I.ur fronting - feet OH Clay street, for
.JA1.
,.- fronting 60 feet on Main street near
~..u'i, lor Si5.+2l.
l.H fronting - feet on Byrd street be-
.n-yn Niith and Tenth. for $50.
!.n fronting 81 feet on Fourth street be-
.,,a,n Clay and Leigh. for 81 1000.
Irt fronting 60 feet on Pine street near
',,. for 500.
jui fronting - feet on Broad street cor.
t.. ~ Eou>hcr, for 81 ,"G2.
1T fronting 81 feet on Leigh street near
Aims. Tor S3Si.
H.; fronting 81 feet on Clay street be-
i~.,u Fourth and Fifth. for S3,Ol1.
+" fronting IS feet on st. John street
Orange GntcrcSO.
., fronting - feet on Leigh street near
t~a.h ayruUc. for S2I3.
ln' renting Is feet on Fifteenth street
.W.rN Main and Cary. for $1,000.
a.; troniiUg 50 feet on Clay street between
I@~n't-r'.ith md Twcnty-niuth, for $500.
l..' fronting 3o feet OF Fourth street be-
ta..rl I.r"t aHd Jackson. for l,2lj.
60, tronjing l43 feet on Third street rum
..a- hari; Ia Cave. for Sf2J
,at fronting 30 feet on Thirty-tirst street
."fHrr Il q. for 81 900.
~: fronting 2l0 feel on Thirticth street
....rr II -, Tor 1000.
ir, fronting - feet on Thirtieh street
i.J :, fuG %.ii..t1.
;.H iroarn; S35 feet or Twenty-siyth
.':,ri. h'r "i,tN3.
1T fronting %S3 feet on Cypress alley near
N'o street. flr S.'i,.IQ.
IT,. fronting iiA feet on Eighth street
.t:H 4 l,iyil. for $500.
IT,; ironlln. i2O iecl on ThiIticth street
tween y aru y. for Il .2UG.
- fronting CG feet on Bclyidere street.
$50 -i.I@S.
lut fronting - (,ct on Third street be-
F..l Leigh, tor $50.
l"i fronting II feet on Leigh street, for
s.:'!
-.vud. for 81 I:I.
IT,; fronting 81 feet on First street between
'sl and leigh. fer Stijn.
i"t fronting 40 feet on Leigh street near
iH.a'r. tor y ,"0O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-10

'L.NT hSlGaTa OF PYTnMs.-The Ori-
...' h'H-", knights OF Pythias, of BaIti-
.'"i' hmAiu" preparations to attend the
,.'i- 1T III" ~''prc,ne Lodge, which meets
70 .'-' ''iy utnr 10Th Of April.
j" I"i..r will act as an escort to repre-
-, -. ''N'- from The State Of Maryland and
/, i''.r"> vino come through Baltimore.
H.. >p'"l'd that two or three hundred
.,-a' VIII conr from Baltimore, aud du-
..t 'h"lr Say in our city the Orientals
w., W. 10" v'!c:ts Of Syracuse Lodge, and
H1i be qutrlcrcd in their hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-10

iNa- lNroSEn.->cyerHl parties were fined
z! I@>iicc White saturday for keeping unli-
r'H|'d d"g~ on their premises. According to
L." law the fine is douLied for each new Of
f." e, and ,ho"ld owners be not more part-
t"r ibey may liud keeping dogs rather cX-
E..-N..