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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-05

RICHMOND CoLLEGE.-The new building is
rapidly and satisfactorily progressing. 1t is
nearly covered in, and the carpenters are
now engaged in laying the floors. Before
the close Of the session it will be finished in
all its parts and thoroughly furnished. Be.
sides the seventeen excellent dormitories for
students, the new chapel, lecture-rooms, So
ciety halls, and library will greatly increase
the comfort and convenience of students and
professors, aud add vastly to the efficiency of
the college. The tower, now almost COM
pleted, greatly enhances the architectural eff.
feet of the building, and will command a
charming view of the city.
We are glad to learn that 1S3 students have
matriculated TO date, and that this number it
is confidently expected will yet be considera-
bly, increased during the progress of the ses-
sion.
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s A COMMON NAGRANT SENT TO JAIL FOR SIx
MONTHS. William Carter (coloredl, who had
been arrested on the charge OF stealing ear
pet-bag and other property from George
Washington, and also charged with being Q
common YagraBt, was found guilty and sent =
down to jail for six months.
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SENr TO THE PENITENrIARY FOR AssAULTING
PoiIcEMAN.-William Reed was tried in
the Hastings Court yesterday, and found
guilty of assaulting policeman Harmon, Of
the First district, and sent to the peniten-
tiary for four years.
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Police Court, TUEsDAY.--Justice White
presiding. following cases were dis
posed of:
James Golman, charged with striking John
Cross with brick. Case continued till to-
day.
Thomas j. Gale, charged with threatening
and attempting to extort $50 from B. John
son. Case continued till tomorrow.
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DEATH OF a FORMER CITIZEN OF RICHMOND,
Mr.. Dabney NJ. Miller, Of Louisa county,
lately Of this city, died at his home in that
county OH Sunday last. in the sixty-sixth
year of his age. Mr. Miller had filled seve-
raj important offices in this city-trst as
Deputy Sergeant under Captain Wren, and
still later under Major John NJ. Ferguson.
After that he was elected to the Office OF
Assessor, to which he was subsequently re-
elected for a long term of ycars-iDdeed,
until he was turned out by the military
authorities, after the occupancy Of the city
by them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-05

WE WOULD INFORM OUR FRIENDS AND THE
public generally that they can procure two bottles
Of Lubin.s extracts genuine article) at the DOL
LAR STORE, corner of Ninth and Main streets, fer
the low price Of one dollar-sold elsewhere at $.25
per bottle This Is no humbug. Call aud examine
c,r,
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M0RTUARY REPORT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, February 1st, 1873, compiled from SEX
tons returns received at the office of the
Board of Health:
Whole number Of deaths in the city, 81;
in addition, l stll-born was reported (white).
Sex: Males, %; females. %. Color White
males, IL; white females, IL; colored males,
.; colored females. 13. Age: One day to
thirty, D; one month to six. /; six months
to twelve, 3; one year TO three, 10; three
years to five, 4; ten years to twenty, 6;
twenty years to thirty, 6; thirty years to
forty, q; forty years TO fifty, Q; sixty years
to seventy, 3; seventy years TO eighty, 8:
eighty years to ninety, l. Condition Sim
gle, 33 ; married, II; widowers, l; widows,
3; unknown, 3. Nativity United States, 50
Ireland, l. Locality: Marshall Ward, 1S;
Jefferson Ward, g.; Madison Ward, 6; Mon.
roe Ward, 2; Clay Ward, D; Jackson Ward
6; Almshouse, 4; Medical College Infirmary
1. BY whom certified: Regular practi
TONERS, AZ; coroner, 7; Board of Health, 3
Causes Of death: Asthma. 1 burns and
scaldS, /; cerebro.spinal meningitis, l {; con.
gestion of brain, 1; consumption, . e white
and 8 coloredD; commissions, 4; Group, l
cyanosis, l.; debility, 1; diphtheria, ]
dropsy of heart, fracture, 2; gas'ritis,
imperfect development, /; inflammation o
bowels, L; inflammation OF brain, l !; kidney
disease, /; liver disease, E; measles, s; me
ningitis, 1; old age, ; paralysis, /; pneu
monia, 4; premature birth, 1; priyation, 2
smallpox, 6; tctanus. L; unknown.
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y, N' OABbI.L, NJ. Do,
President Board of Health.

SUPREME CoUET OF APPEALS.-In the SUI
preme Court Of Appeals yesterday the argyll
mcnt in the case of GrIme Us. Cullen, &C.,
was commenced and continued.
The case of Ould, &C., Us. Myers was fixed
for hearing on The l1th of March.
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Contributions TO THE STATE LIBRARY
Lite-sized ol-portraits Of Governors John
j. Floyd and John Floyd, of Virginia. were
received at the State Library yesterday
morning. They were presented by Mrs.
John B. Floyd, through General Cummings,
and will hereafter adorn the walls of the
Library Of the State alongside of other dis
tinguished soEs of the old Commonwealth.
When other citizens present to the Library
such valuable relics connected with the his
tory of the State, it will Lca pleasure indeed
to spend few hours i'll examining and ad-
miring them, not only to visitors who come
to Richmond from other States and sections
of the country, but especially so to those
who are native and to the manner born"
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SENT TO JAIL FOR THIRTY DAYs.-O. L.
Wills appeared before the Police Court yes
terday charged with assaulting Emma West.
The accused was found guilty and sent to
jail for thirty days.
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iIrw1nL PAY no READ LEVY BaorHERs' NEW
In Tits paper. tt.ss Ess

Z JoB PRrSrrSa.-We call the attention OF n1er.
chants, clerks Of courts sherifs lawyers, rai-osd,
steamship and canal oaeerspnd agents sndaii others
having orders for printing to the facilities aeredxt
the DIsPArsH PRINTING EsrAB1IsnsfSNr Tor the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds Of JoB
PREyIlNG. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bill-Heads, Letter Heads, Programmes, BAH Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Band-Bills, Catalogues,
Bllls OF Fare. showBiIls, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c.
Satisfaction euaranteed - 80 I.srE .].s.s q.
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A SALE OF gScLArAEp rAcKAGEs remaining
in the Office of the Southern Express Com
pany will take place on the 28th instant I'M
less the owners call and pay the charges
thereon before that day. A list OF them VIII
be found in another column,
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HusTINGs CouRT.-In this court yesterday
William Cooper was tried and found guilty
of stealing watch from the person of Al
fred Gray, and sent to the penitentiary for
FIVE wears
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Roll OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
ScuooL.-Thc following are the names on
the "Roll of Honor" at the Richmond High
School for this week: Matte Bagby; Annie
7. Jude, Helena Laube, Annie Peasants,
Belle Peasants, Emma Savile, A. Hutche-
son, S. Hutcheson, Fanny l.. Power, Ada
Thackston, Carrie Walters, Belle r. Wood
son, Carrie Colin, Carrie McKim. Julia F..
Mitchell, Jacob Ezekiel, Ed. Mccarthy, E..
Hutzler, S. Il. Beyeridge, r. D. Stern.
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SPECIAL COURT OF APPEALs.-1n this court
yesterday the argument in the case of Glaze
brooks eXecutriX rs. Haryeys, &c., was re.
sumed and continued until to-day.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-Stewart
Grove, No. D, Ancient Order of Dr,lids, has
installed the following officers for The ensu-
ing term: Joseph L. Spain, w. A.; a. "A.
Wells. V. A.; John B. Vaughan, S.; VIII
linn Stewart, t.; George T.. Gibbs, L s. :;
O. Savery, o., S. Nearly all Of the above
named officers are from Manchester, as are 0
large proportion of the members OF this flon-
rishing benevolent Order.
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The DOLLAR STORE has just received fine as
sortment of hunan-hair curls. Great bargains can
be made and money saved by visiting the Dollar
Store, corner Of Ninth and Main streets.
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HESRICo COUNTY CoURT.-There was nc
thing of importance done at this court yes
terday, the case OF DR.. r. A. Frayser being
POSTPONED to the Goth instant.
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], Two DoLLAns FOR ASEr oPs FURs.-P. WE1sI-
GER Co. selling their entire stock OF childrens
furs at cost. These sets at 81 wonderfully cheap
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EVERYBODY SAYS THOSE LINEN HASDKER-
CHIEFS at 20 cents aud the
ut 25 cents are the cheapest they ever saw. Hum
dreds OF other bargains at Levy BROTHERS. s
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The FIRST SHIPMENT OF OYSTERS through to
Huntington was made over the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad yesterday. Next winter
we shall have extensive packing establish.
nents at work here. supplying the trade Of
the West 49,
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HIRE RECEIVED ON ACCOUNT OF PENITEN-
TIARY CoNvlcTs.- superintendent Strother
paid into the State Treasury yesterday the
sum of $4,000 on account Of the hire of con-
Yicts.
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OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF HEALTH, RicI,-
n,ond, February 4, 1S1%.-Eight cases Of va
rioous disease reported for the week ending
to-day. OF these there was one case of
smallpox and seven Of varioloid Of Il very
mild type. OF these eight cases seven Of
them occurred at premises where the disease
previously existed.
J. G.. CABELL. NJ. d.,
President Board of Health.
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& TIE RELIGIOUS HERALD OF Tiifs WEEK cot-
tains an interesting letter from Elder r. L. COLE.
MAN. whom the Herald proDounces lone OF The
ablest and most distinguished ministers the Dtsc
pies have; also, letter f-oni Dr. JETER on = Romc
as Appears to q Stranger. There are also afti-
cles from Professor HOLMES, of the University Of
Virginia, and other writers OF nztlenal reputation
The subscription price o., the HGdid for Q scar ~
$3.50; single copies, 10 cents.
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Al. ELLYsoN q Co., Advertising Agents, DIsP ArCH
paiding, Win receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any Journal of .he country at regular
rates. -sE : -. SO d. I. - 81 sss.szFs
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CORN AND FLOUR EXcuANGE.-An i'm
portant meeting Of the members of this body
will be held in the Exchange at 10 o'clock
this morning.
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Neau York Ledger, Saturday Night, and
Weekly, and Appletons' Journal, received
from j. t. Ellyson, newsdealer, 1112 Main
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DEATH OF A FORMER STATE OFFIcER.-Mr.

DEATH OF A FORMER STATE OFFICER.--Mr.
II. &. Livingston, who was formerly copy
ing clerk in the State Library, and who re-
signed that position to accept a clerkship in
the Continental National Bank. of New York
city, died Of consumption, in New York, on
Saturday last, February 1st. Mr.. Living.
ston was highly respected and esteemed by
many friends in this city, who will deeply re-
grct bis death.
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LEVY Brothers have new lace snd linen sets
OF collars and cuffs : sye 81

( rs Or LATE YEARS ADVERTISING HAS ASSUMED
very important phase-In fact, has become
science in business and no ore has done more, or %
much, to.make II so as GEoaGE-P RowELL 4 Co,
of New York. Thair prompt aud systematic mode
OF transactng their business has gained tho conf
dence Of all largc advertisers, aud has raised them
ID few years from one Of the smallest TO the Lead
Ing advertising house I'm the worid.,-Hdpge EeGres.
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CH1LDRBN's FUns Ar COST AT,P. WEisIeER &
!. !
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The GRAND JuRY.-The grand jury of the
Hastings Court meets to-day at 4 0'c clock. e
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sEALsKrN CAPs-A GREAT BARGAIN-roR SALE
at P. WEIsIGER, s. Co.'s. Price, $3.50, ! A
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PEMBRoKE Su1nrs.-The best ftting shirt 70 be
be had is the Pembroke Call on E. B. SPENCE q
soS aud leave Your measure for set or them. Per
feet ut guaranteed In all eases or no sale.
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Total, 10000 gifts. all cash. ssoo,ooo
To provide means for this magnificent Concert,
one hundred thousand tickets only VIII be tssued q
large portion Of which are already sold.

To provide means for this magnificent Concert,
one hundred thousand tickets only VIII be tssued-
large portion of which are already sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets SO halves, ss; and quarters, $3.50.
Eleven whole tickets for 500. No discount on less
than 300 orders. NotliiDg could be more appro-
PIRATE for presents than tickets to this BANQUET on
WEALTH, or more likely ~ produce gfander satis-
factory results. The object OF this THIRD GIFT
CONCERT Is the enlargement and endowment OF tha
Public Library Of Kentucky, which, by the speciai
act authorizing the concert for It's bencnt ~ 10 bc
forever free to all citizens of every State. This con-
cert will be conducted like the first and second hprc-
tofore given, aud full particulars OF Tue mode OF
drawing the gifts and paying item, and everything
necessary 10 = thorough Eunderstanding 9n tns
scheme: from beginning to end arc noM pulaisneds
free OF cost 70 any who apply.
The entire management or this undertaking has
been committed by the trustees to Hon. THOMAS =.
BRAMLETf re, late Governor Of Kentucky, " whom
al communications pertaining to the Gift Concert
Il 1''''o : NY" 4. 4 DuRRETT, President.
4 81 W.E, Viee-P President.
JOHN 9. CAIN, Secretary Of Public Library OF hen-
FARaEas AND DRoyERs BANK, Treasurer.
Tickets are now readyg gor sale, and all orders for
them, or applications for agencies, intoe.
nation, ete., VIII meet with prompt attention when
-'''sa'' " - TaoSfEs j i. ! BIZ kAMLETTE,s #
~ fra5f III EGit - Louisville. Kentucky,
III Agent Public Library OF Kentucky.
IA Is sadaawskweoWtAprfls ~ 4s5l.E s. 49,
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READ LEVY BROTHERS NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
In to-days issue. eEkE s..,. "a st SsS2 ms.
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LEVY BRoTuERs are selling ti,elr dress goods OF
fast at the reduced prieest ~ s4;
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Independently of the advantage of grades,
a>moliliu@ from IL tu % per cent. over It's
run,rIltor>, the Chesapeake and Ohio road,
uHW uwurd. Will have an additional advan-
s,nctlyC cities lis follows:
Miles.
,. ..,, ,,,, fN"w York tcutra .....2!
,',, th,.,,,L ma New "rk aud Ere. .209
,t,,,, .ir,,,,,, ,r,, lcnlSy ylEaiil loo
'' baltimore and ohio :. -
New York Central. "a!
I""i. L"uio, hes ,l'cakc New York and Erie. .99
tHd 'hiu abroad, UTCr PENNSYLVANIA ......... 81
baltimore and Ohio. -
Ia Chicago, Chesapeake y. \ Cen. aud l.. = liz
and ohio railroad over \. G.and E.ani l.. =. ISL
10 i.uuisvi!lc G. atid -. Penn. aud ind. .l3u
IltFii, uvcr......... tiiallinnrC and Ohio. 81
For heavy itcighting purposes the cheap
transportation of the western rivers, in con-
urrtion with this short and easy rail portage
across to the S1aboaru, this line possesses ad-
NautagrS not to be measured by the differ
"nccS Of alI-rail connections. The links con.
mrcimg al The middle belt Of cities with the
new trunk lin" are now in course Of con-
,truction, and will shortly furnish the short
"~t continuous routes between the cities on
th" banks of til" Ohio river, and on the Mis-
>!>>ilii river south OF st. Louis. and the sea.
board port> and the national capital Mean
Will" Iii" heavy ircightS can he, and will
continue 10 he. abundantly accommodated
~ til" river STEAMBOATS,. The following is q
Yn't s5"rigg the djSitaceS t1tw,.n NUshipoiou
""'i 'rH "r''S c'd lie Chesapeake ami ohio
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.c<>EtykoSS ~ WATER AND
RAILROADS..

IrtA~I'EfS ALONG THE ROUTE IN COAi.
IrpN. OTHER MINERALS, TIMBER. &C.
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STATE FRANCES. The balance in the
State Treasury yesterday was q, ,J4s, 100.
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LEVY BRcrHsHs seli gHsiish retessible cur ss
rs cents worth secents q raay.
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Strike out sections and 2 of article vii. OF
the Constitution and insert I'm lieu thereof
the following: &
| s3s ARTICLE VII. &
| l County Organizations.
| SECTION l. There shall be elected by the
qualified voters Of the county one sheriff;
one attorney for the Commonwealth, who
| shall also be the Commonweiltil's attorney
for the circuit court; one county clerk, who
shall be clerk OF the circuit court, except
that3in counties containing fifteen thousand
Inhabitants there may be separate clerk for
the circuit court; one county treasurer; and
so many commissioners of the revenue as
may be provided by law; and there shall be
appointed in manner to be provided by
law one superintendent Of the poor and
one county surveyor; and there shall
also be appointed in the manner
provided for in article viii. one supcrintend.
ent OF schools. All regular elections for
county officers shall he held on the fourth
Thursday in May, and all officers elected OF
appointed under this provision shall enter
upon the duties of their office on the 1st day
OF July next succeeding their election, and
shall hold their respective offices for the term
ol four years, except that County and Circuit
|
years.
| SECTION 2. Each county of the State shall
be divided into so many compactIy located
magisteriaI districts as may he deemed neces
sary-not less than three--prOvided that
after these have been formed no additional
districts shall be made containing less than
thirty square mlles-each district to be
known as - magisterial district. In eacl
district there shall he elected one supervisor
three justices of the peace, one constable,
and one oyerseer of the poor, who shall
hold their respective Offices for the term o
two years. All regular elections for distric,
| officers shall take place on the fourth Thurs
day in May, and all officers so elected shal
enter upon the duties of their respective
offices on the first day of July next succeed
ing their election. The supervisors of thu
district shall constitute the Board of Super
visors for that county, whose duty it shall bt
to audit the accounts of the county, eXamin.
the books of the commissioners of the reve
nue., regulate and equalize the valuation o
property, fix the county levies Of the ensu
ing year, and perform any other duties re
quired of them by law.
| III the third section strike out the wore
"township" and insert "magisterial dis
trict."
strike out the whole of the fourth section
which is in these words:
| Road Districts.
SECTION A. Each township shall be dividc
into one or more road districts. In each roa
district there shall be elected annually on
ovcrscer of roads, under whose direction
the roads shall be kept in repair, at the pub
lie expense, in mode prescribed by law.
The committee recommend no change il
article viii, respecting education.
1t will be seen that it is proposed to ca
the townships magisterial districts; that tn
township board and various township Off
GERS are abolished and that tho road syster
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,DNEsDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY S, 1873.

AHENpNExTss 70 THE CONSTITUTION AGREEp
rpoN BY TEE JoisT COMMITTEE or THE GENE
Raj AssEAsLY.--At meeting Of the Joint
Committee Of the General Assembly on Con-
shtutional Amendment, last night, the fol-
lowing amendments to the Constitution were
agreed upon and will be reported to the Le-
gisiaturc: 81
Strike out sections and 2 of article vii. of
the Constitution and insert in lieu thereof
the following: q
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Observation-Disclosures The Hnsny nsv tnvensiors
10 this art REls Co. yceecenfiy received emo Of
The Latest aud best ever brought 10 this city, ~ IL
81 instrument for copying old pictures ino matter
how much defacsd they may be-. Yoa can Get
good any size. 1t snisil cost.
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-,cyE ABOUT THE GREAT SHORT
LINE TO THE WEST.

ADVANTAGES IN DISTANCE AND
GRADES.
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AspgoscoGGiE sHRErlSa AT A EEDUcrteN Op
tiye cents per yard nj LEVY BRoTEEas,
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E1OR SALE, a SECONDHAND IRON
L SAFE; large size; In grst-raie orden; made by
Muryin q Co., 0f New York.
! 10 arndsyf S y -FEE I32tf-2 Main streee
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RUsrNEsS CHANCES.

EOR SALE, d HAUL-sEINE, good as
JIG new, with boat and OAKS. Apply 20 Dr..
Muyc, ''BrrTlo,n Bcnrico county. or to !. n.
WAkE, at chamberlsype & Joness, Cary stfees.
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FyYBaorssxks SEA iii kinds ofss.4Dt snsshtss
ueed,es as % esats for paper Often 4iaSs eut.
tlss &c tho best machine oh at IL ceBsf.
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f!Ll : - 1ITE- WATER AT TIE
pnltI DF
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TEN THOUSAND CASH GlF.

aggregating vast total Of HALE A MILLION DOL-
LARS currency, will be distributed by lot to the
ticket-holCcrs as follows: ~ II t-.!l,sgR iii,
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DENTISTRY.
, GIFT CONCERTS.
GRANDEsT SCHEME OF THE AGE
500. 200, FOR ONLY $40.

Under authority of speciaIegislafive act OF March
18th, 1871, the trustees now announce the 49,
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is very abundant and cheap, and is attract
ing great attention.
At Laurel. creek, not far below Hawks
Nest, Phladelphia company has bought
5000 acres Of oak timber, and are cndcavor-
ing TO buy more. They have erected the
most improved machinery, and are manufac-
turing on large scale slaves for petroleum
barrels. They have already engaged to ship
400 carloads or million OF slaves per an
mum, and TO greatly increase that Number.
We heard of a tirm that has established
q pump mandatory in Charleston and en-
gaged to ship three carloads OF pumps per
week. And, then, there ls springing up On