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Nashville Union and american +" Major
James Glover, Of this city, has tiye-dollar
gold coin which. he obtained at Salt Lake
City, Utah, in 1854. On one, side. are the
initial letters OF, the sentence, 'Great Salt
Lake City Private Currency an, alI-seeing
eye being impressed IL the centre. The OPP
posite reads: lSi9-Five Dollars, the figure
OF cEsped hands appearing in the centre.
The coin is Of pure gold, because it was ia-
tended to circulate only among the Saints.
which Major Glover obtained its possession. !"
Query.:sIf the Post-O tlice Department can
afford to transport the. postal cards, even
furnishing the card Itself, for cent y
cannot IL transport % letter weighing the
same and without expense OF furnishing any
tnaierialat ail II
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RESTAURANTS.

YETELLE-REaIOV AL.-The store No.
FL l2G2, lately occupied by Zetellr, having been
rented over his head to another without word TO
him, he has IN the dilemma to remove to the base
ment Of Goddin's Hall. corner OF Eleventh and
l;ark streets, where he Will be found to receive his
old friends AMI customers, and whcrr he will serve
them with the BEST LIQUORS and the very best
the market affords. fc3
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NTOTICE.-The firm Of A. Is. & II. A.
IN PHILLIPS having beer, dissolved by The death
of A. b. Plps, the business will hereafter BIC coii.
dns,ted hy X. u. and X. 4. Philips, nnccr the arm
ST yIe OF *. u. Il L. A.PHILlPS All Claims against
the old viii BIZ piii By tue pew tlrins re sa-l,s
I5ALEpHENE oIL.-0yer 100 fire-icsts;
" nnest oil for safety on tlncAmerican continent;
Is Us white rs pure spriaS water eommanas hisher
All orders prsJaipils att. nded 10 by
'-ZF, j. Il. MOES1c CASTLE CO.., Sole Agents.
4 IL ~ - $50 Bread street. Htrhne nd, Wa
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TINT I
IN have qualified %. executor. OF aolsss ADAMS,
hereby rcttaed 10 make Immediate payment, ana
all 10 whom It II tn;iebe wilt SEeir accounts
az once. G 4. 81 ss 81 QSfsH III AplsaIss
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:, IT 8 Still LIVES. "--Tbe Chicago Tribune
says the Cincinnati (Lberal Republican,
movement appears not to be SO dead rs it
was supposedto be, and 1t may receive d con.
siderable impetus frolnany lethargy or laches
on the part OF Congress in treating Hth the
Credit-M ohilier s:andrl. The Tribune thinks
lit will mot do to eSpel the man who paid
the money and exonerate those who received
it." One way or the other the people will
finally settle accounts With their derelict
Representatives, whether Congress does or
not.
b. G. Cook, OF Richmond, has received a
patent for new bgqonl,h @.ss4ss i Is
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, BUILDING.
a LOTS ON GAsiRLE'S HILL, BOTH On
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.-The wide ex-
locality, together with it's convenience 10 the busi
Hess hctrt OF the city and its iapd flllpg up with
elegant private residences, make these lots among
the most desirable now offered on the market.
Those contemplating building the coming sesisou
arc advised 10 call on tho undersigned before pur-
chasing.
a number of LOTS In other portions Of the city.
A1sn, several very desirable UWELLlhGS In
good localities. Apply 10 W.B. RonlNs,
Agent and AEctoneer,
!. fe 2a-st 1905 Bank street, by custom-hoase
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4 NAN DRAWN FEET FOREMOST BETWEEN
Iron RoLLERs.-Netrbungh, N. y, February
1S.-It is scarcely ever within the province
of newspaper to chronicle more sickcn-
ing accident than that which happened to
James Mulligan, who was drawn feet fore
most through two massive iron rollers only
three and a half inches apart, and which are
used i'll 1lattening bars of steel for the plates
of saws. Mr.. Mulligan was employed Us
backSmith's helper in the steel rOlling-mil
OF Wheeler, Madden & Clemson. He was
climbing upon board laid across rods over
the rollers, in order to place in position q
wrench which is used to regulate the space
through which the heated steel and iron are
passed, when the board suddenly tipped,
causing him to fall. His feet struck upon the
steep side in front of the rollers, which were
revolving at the rate Of sixty times minute,
and were instantly caught between them.
The poor fellow had only time to utter the
single cry of COIL" while his body, feet
foremost, was being drawn through SPACE
of only three and half inches. Hardly q
second had elapsed before the body was
q sliapeless mass of flesh, blood, bones, and
clothes, presenting, rs it did, the most h0r-
rihIe and sickening sight that eyes could look
upon. 1t dropped from the rollers limp
and quivering mass, and when Strengthened
out covered space of ground that two men
wonld occupy. Not wholeo or perfect bone
remained in the body, and many bones were
protruding through the flesh and clothing at
different places. The head was fearful sight
to look upon. 1t had gone through the rollers
face upwards, and it came out completely
fattened and partially turned. Flowing from
the smashed skull were the brains ard blood
in stream sickening to behold. Strong
minded, able: bodied men were Mortified and
hardly able to stand and look at the scene,
which really beggars description. His CON-
ndes who witnessed the terrible affair were
struck dumb with awe, and rendered almost
emotionless and as silent rs the, corpse be.
fore them, except when questioned. The
deceased served three years in the late war
was about thirty -threc years old, and leaves q
wife and two little children in moderate cir.
cumstances.-- World.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DAYETER & McGONERN'S SCHOOL
4 OF TELEGRAPHY, 1910 MAIN STREET, next
door 10 Western Union Telegraph Office, Richmond.
Va. An experience OF fourteen years enables ris TO
teach Tclcgraphy In most thorough and practical
mtnner. References: Officers Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company and telegr,phcrs generally.
TERMS: S.5 per quarter,--t@elye weeks-payable
In advance, for right SESSIONS: $50 tor four months,
payable In advance. for day sessions. fc ls-lw
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGED am au-
Il tlorized TO sell OH agreeable terms very yaiu-
able FARM of FIVE HUNDRED AND FORTY :
THREE ACRES, with good and complete improve
menis living in Caroline county about i've Hiles
west from Guincys station. The land is excellent
both for wheat and tobacco. Or will eSeiiauge tiic
relative yaIuat!on. For particulars. apflyto
$3.50 = - ! ...E0s.t.. ~. b.. ROBINS,
Agent ana Auciioneer,
B - ~ 1905 Bank street, next 10 sustoin-house.
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HEADQUARTERS COMPANY &C."
III FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUME
TEERS.-GBSERALO ORDER NO. 0.-The officers ny
and men Of Company G will assemble In full II
dress uniform at Old Market Hall 7 thursday the
10Th February, nS O'Clock L. ~, for drill and busI-
ness By order Of S. ". FARRAR, Lieutenant COM
pandine. 70. j. BROWN,
fc legs Acting Orderly Sergeant
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TOR RENT, STORE No. 3, on we,ta4
II siic Tenth between Main and Cary 'irefts- ~
recently occupied by 4. A. Dayton. Esi rSS>%'
a. f.Is q, nff'' y Real Estate AscGi.
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BLACK HAIR TO GOLDEN.

The far-iamcd English "hURIC0MUs," for
changing hair Of any color to u golden shade, for
sale ut MEADE s. BAKERS drug store,
ia IN l1Q Main ell
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The Secret Ballot.

It would be singular if our northern
friends were to lead the way back
to uiga uoce voting. The Scranton pa,}
Times has an article upon the subject OF the
secret ballot. That paper gives good rea-
sons for not admiring it. Here is a portion
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TOILET ARTICLES.

NEW AND ELEGANT.-Lubi Ocean
IN Spray Perfume, just arrived; also, Mnw's Per-
EANDRErI'S EXTRA EARLY PEAS and
other Garden Seeds.
SPINAL lCE-BAGS and 1NDIA-RUBBERI ICE
CAPS, l.. WAGNER. Druggist,
fe II Sixth and Broad streets.
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WANTED, in a commission house, 4
w YOUTH fifteen 10 sixteen years Of 1e'.
active and intelligent. and one that writes i good
hand and is quick at Figures. Address In hand
writing Of applicant MERtli MT.
TO ln-3t< UiSUdtch ,thc.
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DOOMS FOR RENT over the storey
IA corner of First and Main streets S@
IN 1T
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MILITARY NOTICES.

GRAYS, ATTENTION Parade at the A
~ Old Market Hall on FRIDAY NlGHTH
NEXT at O'Clock promptly, In fnll-dress uni. "
will parade on Saturday, full Attendance Is par
icuIiry desirable. Dy order Of Captain l.. j. Bos-
SIEIX. GEORGE X. WALDMAS,
f. su-ltS Orderly Sergeant.
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A CALLED MEETING OF THE
SUGAR REFINING COMPANY will be held ut
the office Of aIessrs LANCASTER Co., In this city,
on THURSDAY March GOTH at O'Clock P. NJ.
fe lS-td &. A. PEPLE. President.
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A Happy Solution of Our Financial
sSSIyS,IeG.

GAlcXandria Sentinel CONSERVATIVE, February is. j
Governor Walker has conceived and iui-
tiatcd movement which, il it can he carried
out, promises Il most bapry solution Of the
financial difficulties which have so terribly
exercised our legislators of late, and will
stamp him as the originator of the greatest
bcDcIaction and wiScSt measure of pacitit.,-
ton which could have been devised for the
closer union and prosperous advancement
OF all the great interests Of The country.
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OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY CoMPANY,}
RICHMOND, February IS, 1873.
A n ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING
IA of the stockholders of the RICHMOND II ALL
WAY COMPANY will he held on SATURDAY the
22d Of February, 1873, at Il NJ, ut the office OF
GIessrs. Lancaster i Go. {. WALDROP,
fo
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E'OR RENT, nice BRICK TENSE
4 MENT, on the east SIDE OF Nihc'f'h,';4'.-.
ing seven ro0ns kitchen. sc. Price %Go l.r ah'
e. 10 81 tPP'' ;" 1919 Mar street.
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MO. H.-FOR RENT, HOUSE VIII
IN three rooms aud passage. and kitc.ha u, sae
two rooms. with garden attached, sEu'ed -
village of fiaryie. ..s ,,onrs
No. 81. For RENT. HOUSE Win n's r,rhrd
kitchen with three rpoms- and gasien "'s''
pllt sanity located I'm the village OF Hary,e; oy
No: a.: FOX RENT, THIRTY AcEss W., wt
HIGHLYlMPRovED LAAi LAMP: WIN r, T i'r. aud
other mosieTn conveuiences, really very sur u, Il
and about one and halt miles from IN D. ti,r
would suit gentleman doins business ~ DpGtk.
fG ls-3t MILLl.'i N' .ls..-----
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WANTED, TWO UNFINISHED
w ROOMS on second floor, without board, TO-
Gated on Franklin Tor Oh crosS,srcet near Et",,n
Ninth and First streets. Address lock-h"X l5'
Richmond, Va. i.E-!W
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A REGULAR MEETING OF THE OLD
N DOMINION CLUB will be held 1T headquar-
tiers THIS CThursday) EVENING at 70 O'Clock.
Members will be prompt In att endance. By order.
+. r. COOK, President.
JAMES M. TYLER. Secretary. fe 2O-lt
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yXT ANTED- no SELL "A LOT OF FOR

NHI nm ED, To STILI \ I1VI VE ~
w SFprED PIEDGES. im"Egst them th'
ls-karat GOLD WATCHES, stem and Efy-~in'i>;
suitable for ladies and gentlemen; re" in' ann
heavy or ERA and V EST CHAINS. hls,, sonr hHG
sets of JEWkIRY; some DIAMONDS. AT :"
which viii he sold ut about bali the regular rrlr''
shall continue the LOAN BUSINESS as per w.
fore at my old stand, and will lend money h'tnaI
and at reisona',e rates on dllnoud gold and oliver
watches, chains. aud GOOD iew.lry.
g. A. WiNsTOCN. Loan BROKER
No. II Fourteenth ssn+i.,
ia2i under EXcl!aps" ~ iti.
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w NTED, two hands to work on HAUL.
W SEINE. Apply TO C.JARVlS CO..
fc 1S-4t* 1GO6 Franklin sUce..
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WANTED, BOARDERS.-Mlss GIbB
W has two front rooms unoccupied -inrnishcaor
unfuruiSlIed, may I've desired. Also, neatly fur
uished room, which she wishes to disp"ee Of win
hoard) to two single gentlemen. No. Jol MARSHALL
street, between Ninth and Tenth streets. f. is-lT
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TOR RENT, WHOLESALE and hh,H
Il TAIL or 4OBEISG STORE No; ~ 80, $50 -.
water, aud good Daylight Rem. very i""m ssn, s''
ec -. ,a..o titp'' No 1905 Banl sgsSs.
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TRON-WORKERS WANTED, accus-
Il toned TO agricultural aud tobacco work.
j. ". CARDW ELL & CO.
81. Fp 1911 Cary
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VCsy Visionary.

IHnchburg Republican Conn, February 1a.I
RcScryinS for another issue fuller discus.
sion OF the Governors suggestions, we need
only say that did there appear to bca shadow
Of human probability that these suggestions
would take practical shape we would give
them an enthusiastic endorsement. But, re-
gardlng them, to say the least of it, as very
visionary, aud as putting to too great a test
orr belief in Yankee credulity, we dismiss
the matter for to-day with the expression Of
the opinion that 10 good will come of it, and
that its only effect will be to further compli-
cate our financial difficulties, out of which
our wise men have for months been seeking
some means Of honorable escape.
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Extension Of City Limits.

\ friend writes to say tina, IN the article
ON the extension of city limits in the DIS
;>a.ch of Thursday we omitted 10 met"lon
the case OF philadelphia. we nave isc'
ouently referred 10 il IN former discussions
80 ei,t could stand in greater need Oh eA'
n,n>iop than philadelphia did before It's
limits were extended so as TO include the
whole OF phihdelphia county, in which were
Germantown and the Liberties OF kens'ns-
ron. Southwark, and Moyamcnsins FOR
,1at extension there was struggle oil per-
h!pS twenty veals. II was dlihch't 10 'e'i
wbe>e the limits of Philadelphia ended and
thoss Of the Liberties began. There was a
conuau, ,clsshiny of jurisdiction and such
was the clalnishness of the small towns, anu
,hr,r hostility 10 one another a. well rs to
Philadelphia, that there was hardly any ces'
<,tion of lawleSSncSs. Fire-riots, manning,
and killing were As common rs the day.
at last these towns were consolidated
with Philadelphia. The event was great
triumph for morality, for peace ana ordel'
and for the promotion of the steady opera
inns of commerce. The grievances before
the EXPANSION OF the city were great, ana the
remarkable condition of order and content
mcnt that followed it afford one Of the
most ilustrious instances Of the advantages
that flow from uniting towns that are con
t,guous to one another under one govern
meut.
Our own city was enlarged not long ago
nu, such an enlargement US it was we sup
pose is without parallel. What the men
who planned the line Of extension were
thinking of il is hard 10 tell. The line was
made to zig-zag so as to enclose as nearly a:
possible all the settlements and leave out thu
vacant land wherever it could be done VIII
due regard TO the first object.
The true policy in expanding u city bouu
dary should be to make it symmetrical II
shape, and 10 give the citizens Of the bnrdci
e,rIa, access to the centre OF business. Al
this object much vacant land would have II
he taken in, and there is always such lane
that is far more desirable than other lands
that have houses and people living in them
But the great error in this city has beer
tna, the expansion Of the city has not beer
in all directions. The centre of business il
Richmond is upon the river shore, and tina
centre is without its circumference. Jane
river is 10 obstacle TO the establishment
that circumference. On the contrary, it i
an inducemept to extension. Why is tn
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Driplxinp-Water.

We invite attention to very lnturmatoEy
article upon the water we drink, in the DIS
potch of this morning. 1t will help to
diminisbithc prejudice against our red, James
River water.
The learned writer promises further in
formation on the subject of clearing our
drinkins.watcr. We shall look with interest
for what he has to say upon the subject. In
the mean time we will say that the Medlter-
rancan sandstone filters arc convenient, EN-
cicnt, and admirable. If we put faith IN
what Pharmaccutist says, and we know
no man who can speak with more authority
on the subject, we should prefer that oul
James River water should be distributed in
its natural condition, and clear it through
some appliance in our domestic economy.
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DEATHS.

Died. Friday morning at 2 o'clock. little MEL
LIE. daughter uf !. L. and l.. '. Angus aged SIN
ycir-. NUN. ,c,1,.,
| NORHIkE, az II O'Clock from the residence ol
| her grandmother, corner OF Twenty-Scvehth anu
Frulkiin streets. The friends Vi the ldnllly are
requested 10 attend.
Died, on the l2,h instant, at l o'clock, LOTTIE
MAY. Only child VI Rosa a. aud Samuel a. SlcW-
irid-c aged six months and twelve uiSs.
IS vrrnal flowers That scent the morn
But withcr in Tie rising day:
Thus I,iNelN was my I.urTIE daWn,
Thus swiftly fled her life away.
III" iun,r;,i will bA preached at thc oregon IN
M,ihn,lisl church at II O'Clock TOMORROW
t>umt,v' Friends and acgualnf ances are rc>P'.t-
luliy in,Itruto attend Without further notice.
tIEJEI-nE Youngest child oi j. +. anu l.. NJ.
r,Iklu-; aged Que year and four months.
ks. nc mother. ere leave you--
MIS- yuur darling child once more
E, have this world, 50 drearE.
FOR that bright and happy shore.
Tier funeral will take place AT her fathers resi-,
rurr. At The head of Valley street IIIS ia III =
nrlurk The friends of her father and those of her
Grandfather i. y McDowclD are respectfully in
vitrtt to attend without further notice.
Petersburg papers please copy.
Died, Oh Friday, December ~. e73, at 5o'clock
r. NJ ia Manchestcr JAMES DAVID, infant son
Of James G. and Harriet l.. Taylor aged two months
and twcniy-fOur days. ,,,>-. ~,
The funeral will take place THIS MORNING at
II O'Clock from his fathers residence, Sevehtn
street, Manchester. Frienus and acqualntauces VI
the family are invited to attend.
Died on Friday evening, 18th instant, at quarter
70 o'clock al his residence, No. 900 Tweniy-i n
street. of consumption, CHARLEY GRAIIh A.,
SMITH. aged twenty-five years ana niue n,onius'
eldest sor of Xaccheus b. and Minerva O. Smilii'
FORMERLY of Chesterfield county.
His funeral Will take place at Union St,on ~
o'clock. Friends and acquaiDtances OF the family
are requested 10 attend
died IN Manchester. December 18th, Eal
LEE. daughter Ut Thomas Brooks, In tue eighlh
year Of her u2e. g. -, r,,1c Saturday,
at 0 O'Clock from the resldenceo l MI
William j. Harding.
Iynchburg papers please copy.
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The Office Of District Attorney, to which
NJ. Lyons has been appointed, we know
" Is offered to that gentleman months ago,
and positively declined. 1t has been de-
clined more than once since, and now has
been conferred upon him without consult
ing him. His reasons for declining hereto
fore we do not know, but we can well
iluagine the responsiveness to an old Vir-
gilman OF holding the position Of District
Attorney in UsDERwooD's court.
Mr.. LYONS, we believe, has not yet ac-
r"lted, but has the appointment under con-
'ideraiion. IL was conferred in Il manner
highly complimentary to him. >t =:
We all know Mr.. Lyons. He Is a gentle
man. One who, as far as his means allowed
him, has done The honors Of the city to the
stranger. We know his opinions and poll
tics. We have differed and we have agreed
With him, and yet we know him to be ge-
NAL, warm-hcar!ed, and always the gentle
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GHAar's PARTY IN VIRGINIA. AIR. u. BALL
learned much during his >"journ in Rich.
!A"nd. Hear him:
ut i: asserted General Kemper will put
in good faith to sustain the Grant plank
i'll the platform Of the convention which
nominated him.
II understand they are both flames Bar
hour and r. VI. r. Hunter] in favor of the
policy we have steadily insisted on us the
true one, i'll the S.ntlnet-to wit, that Of
accord with the Administration. Such q
man alone can, think, exert in the Senate
the Influence we should like to see welded
by Nrgnia's senator's"
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The Communication OF the sentence OF BA'
ZANE is an act that does honor to President
McMAHoS and will be gratifying to all civil
ized people. The great services of Marshal
BAzAISE to his country were enough to entitlc
him to this abatement of the fearful sentence
passed upon him. Nothing but the most
Migrant treacberv could have justified Its
execution, and we think that was not estab'
lished. The communication RENTS all of the
scnlcncc--in tuct, subjecting him only to
retirement, and us much of degradation as
he chooses TO consider it.
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