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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-28

CoRSL. .T,oS.--ln our report of the pro.
cecdirgs Of the Radical meeting on Satur.
day night at the custom-house our reporter
made mistake to be classed with those I'M
accountables hpses which will occur in the
hurry of daily-newspaper reporting. which
we take the first opportunity to correct. 1t
was stated that our townsman Wood Boul-
din, Jr., Il wcll-known lawyer, and member
of the Conservative party made some severe
remarks to the disturbers Of the speakers.
Ii was Judge Philip 4. Boiling who made
the remarks, and not Mr.. Wood Bouldin,
lr,. who was not even present at the meet
;nnr when the disturbance occurred. And
We orr requested to add that had he been
present he would not have made the remarks
inadvertently attributed to him, or taken
any part in the proceedings.
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POLICE Court, MoNDAY-Justice Whtte.-
The following persons were fined: Walter
Hatcher (negro), = for being drunk and
disorderly. .,
II. n. Hirsch, sample-merchant, $50, and
sent on to the grand jury for selling without
license.
John Darlington (negro), 81 for being
drunk.
William Curtis (negro), 81 for being
drunk and disorderly.
Warren Poindexter (negro), $5 for Vio-
lent assault upon Lewis johnson (negro).
Charles Williams (negro), IS for fighting
In the street.
London Coleman (negro), $40 for beating
his wife.
Betsy Martin (negroI $3.50 for fighting in
the street.
Simon before was sent to Jail for two days
for improper conduct at the Petersburg
depot. -, r..
thirty DAYS for stealing pair Of pants.
William johnson (negro), sent to station
house for one day for stealing a piece ol
bacon from the market-honse.
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The GREAT CONSERVATIVE RALLY. To:
NIGHT.-The Conservatives of the city arc to
be entertained tonight at the Old Market
Hall by grand mass-meeting, which has
been gotten UP under the auspices of Old
Dominion Club, of Jefferson Ward-a veto
ran organization, that has done noble service
in the past and will doubtless do better ser.
vice in the future. 1t is to be, an old-fash.
toned jubilee. Every ward, precinct, and
club in the city is to be represented. Nc
CAMS celebrated brass band is to furnish
the music, and Hons. Zebulon B. Vance, OF
North Carolina John It. Harris, of Rock
ingbam; Judge w. W. Crump, of Rich
nond Judge j. T. Goolriek, Of Fredericks.
burg Colonel w. E. Green, Of Charlotte
Colonel John S. Mosby, of Warrenton; Colo
mel William r. Aylett, Of King William; and
the Conservative nominees are announced to
address the meeting.
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:, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2s, 1873.

PERsosAL.-GovernorW Walker left the city
on Sunday for Warrenton, in which place he
delivered an address yesterday. To-day he
speaks at Liberty, and on Saturday at Ash
land. sr.,...,. -
Hon. Zebulon B. Vance has arrived in the
city, and is the guest Of Colonel John A.
Sloan. .'..#.t 1t ,t,.
Hon. F. a. Sawyer, Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury, is at the Exchange Hotel.
Major Walter G. Turpln, chief engineer OF
the James river improvement, is'lyiEg very
in at his residence, in this city.
Among the arrivals at the Exchange Ho-
tel yesterday were the following: Messrs.
W. A. Burke, w. L. Bumgardner, of Staun-
ton; W. FL. F. Lee, New Kent John I.
Cowan, Montgomery John A. McCauii,
Roanoke county; James BuDgardner, Staun-
ton; Hon. j. Amber Smith, Virginia; Da-
yld Hemphill, South Carolina N. Fl. Mas
sic, Charlottesville; John r. Page, Univer-
sity of Virginia. .--..
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AN ENJOYABLE FAIR.-The ladies of Har-
mony Division Sons of Temperance are hold
ing fair for the benefit of the Division In
the spacious building next to the corner of
Ninth and Main streets, at Redford's old
stand. The rooms are tastefully and hand
somely decorated, and the tables are well
supplied with everything inviting. Visitors
to the State Fair, during their stay in Rich
mond, will doubtless call and encourage
the cold-water army not only by their pres
ence, but in a more substantial way. The
fair will be continued during the week. and
remember that the rooms are on the north
side of Main street, next to the corner OF
Ninth
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The GRAND ORGAN-CoNCERT AT TIE Sc
coND BAPTIST CHURCH To- MORROW NIGHT
TO the citizens of Richmond it is unneces-
sary for us to say word in commendation
of this entertainment, because the name OF
Leo. Wheat is always sufficient to bring them
out in large numbers; but to our friends
from abroad we would say, by all means do
not fail to embrace this opportunity OF hear.
ing this. great musician upon his fayorite
instrumenf-a fine church organ-the effect
produced by his performance of the ever
welcome overtures announced 10 the pro-
gramme being that of frst-class orchestra,
the performance being interspersed with
selections of old, familiar melodies, most
grateful to the ear Of the old people, and, by
the-by, to great many of the young ones
too
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VISITORS TO THE STATE FAIR WOULD DO WELL
to read the following: 1t would not be treating
NowLAN & Co., our favorite jewellers, with the
proper courtesy If you should fail to pay them visit
before returning 60 your homes. They are now
opening ofthe finest as well as the largest stock
ofjewclry to be found In the city, consisting beau
tifu opera and cable neck-chains handsome signct
diamond, amethyst, and scarf rings; also, plain en-
gagement rings gold watches, elegant sets OF silver.
consisting Of spoons, forks, and other tableware,
Now, If you should want exquisite pair of brace
let's or pretty earrings, ask for ROBERT 4. MA
coMBER and If his selections don't suit yon flor he
will be sure to show you everything in bis store),
then you are hard 10 please. Remember the place,
NOwLAN & Co.. corner Tenth and Mafnstreets.
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MONROE WARD Mass AlEETlSG.-Th Mon
roe Ward Conservative Club are making ar
rangements for grand mass-meeting on
Thursday night. The meeting will be held
at the corner Of Fourth and Main streets.
Distinguished speakers have been engaged
and will address the meeting. The commit.
tee of arrangements have already received
letters of acceptance from Ex-Governor
William Smith: Hon. r. @. Mills, Of Texas
Colonel W. R. Berkeley, and others. The
committee of arrangements will meet to.
night at the headquarters, corner of Third
and Main streets.
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SPECIAL PREMIUMS At TIE STATE FAIR
A, Z. Elicit, P. G.. Coghlan, and B. c. Gray,
she committee appointed to select judges and
6x the amount of special premiums to be
given on behalf of Richmond at the state
Fair, have completed the work assigned, and
pablish in another column the names OF the
Judges, and Instructions to the same how TO
proceed. See advertisement. ,s.
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Address of the City Central Commit
tee to the Citizens Of Richmond.

EeC tO the C1CZeuH Oh ESkchunOhNs
To-day is the last day of registration.
Even at this day there are hundreds of white
men, citizens of Richmond, who remain uu-
registered. Unless registered before the sun
goes down this evening they cannot vote on
the 4th of November next for Governor or
members of the General Assembly. II they
do not vote, Richmond stands in imminent
danger of being carried by the negroes. Let
no white man say to himself my vote makes
no difference; the Slate will be carried
by the Conservative party without me-"
It may be- that the State viii go
Conservative, although Richmond may
90 Radical; but remember, white men OF
Richmond, that if youare beaten in this cleo
ton your fair city will almost certainly be
lost in the municipal elections next spring.
Can any white man, poor or rich, view such
catastrophe with equanimity! Arenot the
workingman and the man Of property equal
" interested III the prosperity, the ad-
vancement, and the good government OF
Richmond: If property is to suffer, can
the workingman prosper: II manu-
factories and mills are stopped, business
paralyzed, and building suspended, as In
our sister city of Petersburg under Radical
rule, where is the workingman to get en-
ployment? Where Is the man of property
| to finda safe investment for his capital. We
know that these evils must result from Rad
ieaf rule in this city, and yet there are men
! to be found who sit supinely at home in
different to the sword suspended over their
heads, or refuse to sacrifice half-hour from
| their business to make secure and certain
the very foundation on which their business
is supported By virtue of our position as
disinterested workers for the common ben
eft, we have the right, and we now exercise
the right, to call upon every good citizen to
lay aside all other business for this day; to
act as If the fate Of the election and the city
depended upon his personal exertiors; to
make it his sole object this day to see that
these men, who continue to manifest such
| unwoi thy indifference to their own interests,
to the safety Of their wives and children, to
the welfare Of their city and their State,
shall this day for once shake of their
Ilethargy; that every white man entitled TO
tyote shall before night be placed on the list
of voters in his proper precinct, and that
/ Richmond, the citadel OF our State, shall be
rendered mpregnable 10 every assault Of oui
ldil;gent and insidious enemy.
H. We have before us returns of our canvass.
ers from every ward in the city, and with
the facts and figures before us we can assure
the people of this city that if they VIII turn
out and register we shall be able to carry tht
1 city BY very large majority. p ...fti q
Tar, Crry CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEES
| aa byJaha II. Guy, Chairman.
Il ~ - Is i
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LIVE WELL WHILE YOU CAN.-Our friend A.
EIClIEL, the live butcher Of the Second Market,
believes In this motto; hence 1t IS that many ep-
cures are numbered among his customers. We no
tice that he has just bought three more splendid
bceyes, weighing 1855 pounds, another weigh
ing 1925 pounds, ami the third tipping the beam
at 2,O70 pounds. He win commence serving ra-
tions % this splendid lot Of beef Tomorrow MORN
Ing There will be great rush for EICIiEL'S stall.
1t is No. Z Second Market. Go early and take your
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ELECTION OF OPFIcERs.-At the last meet
ing of Crystal Temple of Honor and lem:
perance, No. 8, the following oiheers were r
elected James E. Riddick, W. g. T.; Il. v.
Deupree, w. V. t.; James T. Oliver, ". D.;
William j. George, W. A. R.; Charles =.
Spencer, W.F. b.; S. c. Curry, ": l.; r.
". Stubbs, W. u; S. F. Curry, W. u. U.
r. T. Riddick. w. g.; Thomas K: Jones.
w. S.; John F. Shinberger, Z. ". Z. L.;
6 G.. Curry. W. C..
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The HONORABLE HORACE MAYNARD was
sadly soiled with tallow Saturday night.
The Chinese lanterns under which he spoke
leaked down upon him steady stream Of
grease while he essayed to grease the negroes
with his oily tongue. A new black suit was
fatally disfgured. The honorable gentlen an
may console himself with quotation from
Byron, setting forth that spermaceti is the
sovereignest cure in the world for an in
ward bruise. Certainly salve for bruises
is much needed for Maynard, Hughes & Go.
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+ sr. n. .pHoLAs.-J. T. Ellyson, 1112 Main
street. fa,1ors us with the first No: Of this
exceIIent .ehildren's magazine. tits edited
bv Mary ASapes Dodge, lady of rare taste
and culture. and the contributors inciuae
many of the best American writers. 10 Is
the best chflorens magazine we nave e9er
seen, and ts interesting TO grown people;as
we'll
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The Mission FIELD OF THE SoUTH.-The
following correspondence explains itself suf-
ficiently without word more Of introduc-
ton:
RICHMOND, October 20, 1873.
Rer. Noses D. Hoge, D. D., Norfolk, Va:
Dear Sir,-Accept our cordial thanks
and congratulations upon the delivery Of
your discourse. "The Mission Field Of the
South" before the Christian Alliance lately
assembled in the city of New York, in which
YOU so ably portrayed "the South its
physical aspects, and the Christian civiliza-
ton of its people. We believe that on your
return to your congregation, which is to
worship for some weeks in place commodi-
Gus enough TO hold much larger audience
| than could he contained in your church, it
will be interesting to many in this communi-
| ty if you will deliver series Of discourseS
| discussing some Of the topics lately con-
| sidcred in the Christian Alliance-such us the
| Inspiration of the Scriptures, the ReasoE-
ableness of Prayer, the Province of the Super
natural, the Success of Missions, and other
kindred subjects which now engrosS the at
| tention of many who are not professors OF
religion, but who are not Indifferent to its
claims. If it is agreeable to you to comply
with our request, please inform US.
| Weare with highest esteem, yours sincerely,
j. NJ. DANIEL, SAMUEL II. PCLLIAM,
ROBERT OULD, c. G. McPHAn,
ROBERT HOWARD, n. NJ. WILSON,
J. H. MONTAGUE, WIN. L. GRETTER,
E. NJ. CARDozA, JOAN A. ELDER,
| R. r. DANIEL, JR., WV. l.. SHEPPARD,
JOHN S. MEREDITH, JOHN w. RIsoE,
IR. r.. DANIEL, WM. B. MYERS,
j. Fl. ELLERsoN, PHILIP HAxALL.
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CONSERVATIVE WARD SUpERINTESDEETs.-
The Conservative ward superintendent OF
the city are urgently requested to meet Col
onel John H. Guy, chairman of the City
Central Conservative Committee, at the
Kemper kampaign Klub-rooms this morn
ing at 8 o'clock promptly.
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THE PICTURE OF MINISTER'S prsscn. at the
late Baptist Memorial meeting, taken at the LEE
GALLERY, Is the best executed group we have ever
seen and we hope will fnd place in every family.
WILLIAM d. THOMAS, j. B. TAYLOR, Jr..
NV WILSON, ALEX'R II. SANDS.
wILLIAa e. HATCHER. n. DAVIS RAGLASD,
+. rags @ j. L.. NJ. CURLY.
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THE LADIES VISITING THE AGRICULTURAL
FAIR are respectfully invited TO call at the WiIEE-
LER & WILSON Sewing Machine room, corner Of
Main and Tenth streets, and examine the world-re-
nowned machines. Also in visiting the Fair. don't
fail to see In operation their machines by aid Of the
steam-motor-a great novelty, and one of the great
est attractions Of the age.
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GRANp PRoMENADE-CeNcRRT cCahb'
with his splendid band of sixteen pieces,
will give grand promefade-eencert at m Ine
new armory on. Thursday evening. tne
programme for the occasion will, 10 b said'
be Inrtieulariy fine, and the concert VIII
doubtless be a grand success - i>..7a,h
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. CTsMAnA ABLE LETTERS IN THE RICHMOND
PosT-O OFFICE OCTOBER N.-Miss Mollie Plea
SAINTS, city; Mrs. Edward Colston, Louisa
Courthouse, Va; HucIess & Jones, city ;
7, smes T. Matthews, indianapolis, Ind; DIR.
r, ancis T. Stribling, Stnunton, Va.
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ATTEMPTING TO REGISTER 1LLEGALLY,-
Henry johnson was arrested yesterday, and
lodged In the First police station.house on
the charge of causing a disturbance at the
precinct at the Old Market Hall.
LII. Leonard was also arrested for at
tempting to register johnson illegally.
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The MARSHALL WARD MEETING POSTPONED.
On account of the bad weather the meeting
that was to have taken place last night ut the
clubhouse of the Conservative Club of
Marshall Ward was postponed till Thursday
evening, when it is probable that Governor
Walker will speak, as well as Colonel K. b.
Berkeley and Major Baker P. Lee.
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THE THEATRE.-The Harry Watkins
dramatic troupe gave Mr.. Watkins's version
of WiIkie Collins's "New .Magda'en last
night at the Theatre. The performance was
yery creditabe, and it is to be regretted
that the audience was not us large as might
have been expected for this season, owing,
doubtless, to the threatening aspect OF the
weather.
Tonight the fine Irish drama entitled
"Trodden Down; OF, Under Two Flags"
will be given.
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NORFOLK, October %, 1878.
j. II. Daniel, Esq, Judge Robert Ould, and


j. IT. Daniel, Esq, Judge Robert Ould, and
others:
Gentlemep,-Knowing, as do, how many
thoughtful men there are in every commu-
nifty who are interested in the class OF SUD-
jects to which you refer, and believing that
the present is favorable time for their pre-
sentation, will with great pleasure comply
with your suggestion, aud deliver the trst
discourse in the proposed series in Assembly
Hall on the first Sunday in November.
After my return home Twill announce the
special topic of the Introductory sermon in
the course. l remain, with great regard,
very sincerely yours, Moses D. HosE.
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COMMISSIONS OF LUNAcY.-Saturday last
commissions de tunatieo inqulrehdo were
held ut the city Jail By Justices Crew, Holmes,
and Meredith In the case of Sarah Montague
and Dolly. Lewis (negro). The former was
discharged and the latter adjudged y lunatic
and ordered to be sent to the Central Lunatic
Asylum, whence she was conveyed yesterday
by JailOr O'Dwyer. i,tt go -,.iu Il
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\. NJ. LEE, AZ ?. NJ, real estate at the corner Of
Venaole and Twenty fifth streets
LYME & BROTHER, AZ p. NJ, nine small framed
tenements on the west line Of Ninth street near
the free bridge. rtsa.sf. s..s
COOK, & LAUGHToN, 10 A. u, Carpets, furni-
ture, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, ~ NJ, trustees sale of
mount Erin Spring" property, adjoining the
town Of Fulton. i
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MASS. MEETING AND BARBECUE AT MASSES
MILL, NELsoS couNTY.-A mass.meeting will
be held at this place on Saturday, November
1st. Distinguished speakers have been in
yited to attend.
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ASSOCIATION ARMY NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
The Executive Committee of the Virginia
Division Association Army Northern vlr-
ginia will meet this evening at 8 o'clock a. at
the Exchange Hotel. General William II.
Pavne is chairman Of the committee. 81.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-In consequence of
the Fair and other engagements, the grand
ln;1ss-mee,ing Of Richmond Section, Cadets
Of Temperance, has been postponed, and
~i'l be held on Thursday night, November
6ta, at Trinity church. Interesting addresses
and other exercises may be expected.
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CoNyIcrs kEcEivED.--The following con
victs from Petersburg have arrived In this
city, and are located at the penitentiary:
Peter Brown, Bird Cole, Peter Epps, and
Fred. Brown alias Kildee. The first three
are to remain one year each for second
offence-petit larceny, and the latter for
term of three years for burglary and larceny.
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..aWAn TO rmE KNIFE I'VE have declared
war agsi ins, eoupterfeiaers and we mean to nsht u
out. When diseases Of the kidneys or OF he pro-
creative organs PROSTATE you, take HEhsBoLp's
BucHU. The genuine HELMBoI.D's BuesiU may oe
known by the private proprietary stamp OF HI.
Helmboldon each bottle, apdas fnliy "affanlea -,
diseases OF the kidneys and urinary organs. Sold
by druggists everywhere.
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YoRK-RIyER-OYSTEH PACKING COMPANY, No.
1916 Franklin street, Richmond, shippers OF oys-
tiers and fish.
All country orders promptly attended to, and
city custom supplied ut shortest notice. Address
BELL & STEWART.
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AFz1GHrruL FALL.-On Sunday afte rnoon
about / O'Clock son of Mr.. T. w. stagg,
the tailor, fell from the trestle-work OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company at
Rockets. distance of about forty feet, fl nc
turing bis skull and receiving other seYe re
iniurips 4. -"iH i,.isa.as-E" =. "t~'' =, '
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wARg..~.The Radical managers are evidently
at their old game, which is to bring In the
have them register here, thereby surrender.
ing the counties in order to secure Richmond,
.electiDg their fyellegislatlye candidates SO as
to get possession of the city treasury next
spring. ~, yra,sa ~, ta a.-aaf .t.a..1..
We hear that the negroes of Henrieo are
getting large number of transfers from that
county to Richmond. Let every registrar in
Richmond be on his guard and see that no
man is allowed TO register by transfer unless
he has been resident within the city, Qf
Richmond for. the legal time required to
make him voter. .lsv o ~
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TOPAINT THE LILY OR pERFrMETHE ROSE. but
1t Is 50. DAVIES, Of the LEE" GALLERY. Is now
enamelling his beautiful pictures, which adds to
their beauty and durability.
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Tgg FIRE SUNDAY MoRSlNG..---The Fire
Department We're called out on Sunday
morning. just before O'Clock, in response
10 All alarm from Box No. II, at Rockets. 1t
proved to he oceasioned by the burning Of u
dwelling-house, near Mount Erin, occupied
by gentleman l:smed Halligan. Damage
uboiit $500 W.. ../. .. ,s.f'' $
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THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT ut Norfolk VII
certainly take place January 15th, 1874.
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BEST ASTHRAcITE CoAI- 1925, sS, and IS. .25
per ton; Cumberland, West Virginia Splint,
and Glover Hill coal, from $3.50 to $3.50 per load.
Coal and oak and pine wood CHEAP FOR CASH,
Nineteenth and Cary streets, at CHARLES II.
ID
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NArURAL1zED.-The following persons
were naturalized at the Henrico Circuit
Court yesterday: William CaVeneigh ana
Patrick Kennedy, of Ireland, and Angelo
CardenaIli, of Italy. -. -. ......r
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ANTHRACITE COAL AND COKE, OAK AND PINE
WooD-long, sawed and spllt-of the best quality.
X. O. GARY. No. 11S Eighth street near packet
landing.
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IHAvE ASALYzED THE wHIsKEY known under
the brand OF B Select controlled by Messrs.W
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond Va, md dnd 1t
free from fusil oil and other impurities, and recon-
mend It's use for medicinal and family purposes.
J. McCAw, ~ D.,
late Professor Of Chemistry Medical College Of vr-
ginia. @t.s st,t"
January 13, 1872. ,,erg ,s.tgt
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If YOU WANT EXTRA FRUITS FOR PRESENTS OF
for the sick, such as sweet oranges sweet juicy pears
Malaga, Catawba, Delaware grapes; yellow bana-
mas, 20 10 ANroSi'S, Main street.
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TICKETS IN THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT ut
Norfolk can be had IN Richmond at z. WEIslGER
& Co.'S hat store, 1901 Main street.
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L. B. SPENCE & SONS UNDERCLoTHISG FOR
gentlemen is unsurpassed III quantity, quality, and
uricp.
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HAVANA ORANGEs.-PlzzlNI has just received O
fine lot Of oranges.