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DAIRY MAEAGEMENT.-Dr. Nichols, OF the
Boston Journal Of Chemistry, gives some
very useful hints relative to the management
of dairy cows, which are very timely at this
inclrmcnt season. He says" The extreme SCI.
sitiyrncSs of the mammary functions in cows
to the influence of cold, fatigue, excitement,
unpleasant OdorS, ETC., is indeed surprising.
We have been greatly interested ia observing
the effect OF cold upon the milk sccretiOnS
;lS seen in the herd of cows upon the farm.
During the past summer, i'll the hot days Of
July AMI August, the animals rcsorted to the
lake to drink, and after stalking their thirst,
they would wade into the waller and remain
sometimes an hour or two with their legs half
immersed. This habit, it was found, invariably
diuniiShcs the flow Of milk ut night, and in
order TO learn tie extent of the diminution
careful observations were made. 1t was as
certaincd that standing in the water an hour
diminished the flow 10 The ainount-of eighI
or ten quarts in Il herd of thirteen COWS.
The loss WAS 50 great that whenever they re-
sorted To the water they were driven away
to the PASTURE again at once. The nature OF
the water supply. and the convenlenccs OF
access, arc most important points il the man
agcment OF mith COWS. A draught OF iee-cold
water, taken by a COW in winter, cuts short
the mlk-ycd for the day from one to two
pints. The Influence of a cold current of air
and cold drinking water upon COWS i'll milk
is not Of Il transient nature; il stands for q
Longer period than day Or week. Many fine
animals are ruined by careless exposures
every year, and >clf-intercst and feelings OF
humanity should prompt all cow-owners to
keep diligent watch over their welfare and
comfort. The right man in charge of q herd
OF twenty cows which have been badly mum
aged will in one month raise the tactical pro-
ducts so that the increased c,tsh returns will
pay his own wages" This is n statement
which has been verified more than once.
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Professor Ma!lefert, the French engineer,
i raising wrecks in Charleston harbor under
contract with the United States Government.
The Professor has been mt work since De-
ceInbrr 1871. He began Oh the Confederate
iron-cad Palmetto State, out of which he
took 100 tons Of material, besides the boiler
and engine. The next vessels were the iroll-
cIads Chlrora and Charleston, sunk in the
Cooper river. and the iron hlockade-rmners
Beatrice and Flora, sunk in Mathis Channel.
Others were two steamers and Il torpedo
haat, with the Fedora! iron-clad Weehawken.
The latter craft went down accidentally, Oh
Norris Island, and was found, like a huge
collin, strewn with the bones OF her crew.
Work is now going on in the iron-clad Pa
ttp'ra. sunk off Fort Sumter, while on
picket duty, torpedo, all on board perish
in*. But two more vessels remain to be eX
iunincd-hmeIy, the doublc.turrcicd iron-
cad hcokuk and the Hoosatonic. The latter
lays outside the bar, side by side with the
tofpedo-boat which sent it down. About
ioo,'OO tons OF material have been taken out
ifoIi the different yssselS, all of which has
Deem shipped 10 Richmond, and there con-
verified into railroad iron.
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Rit,mond 1ispattlt,
r,,,,rspAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1873.

.,,,rrsrxcE OF THE UNITED BREruREN.-
,b pnv.-Co&lercnc reasScmbled at
LL ,|,,, Md, on Monday morning, and
','1. tho appointment Of the standing COM
T'l,, and the reception Of reports the fol-
m ,n,,''n,, appointments were announced for
ioN'". .r. 9 Sraliurs and circuits:
we .',,,r District. u. D. kcedy J.. E.
r,,I circuit. A. NJ. Evers Mechanics
! 'r ,n circuit. {. NJ. Holt Myersvillc cir
'nn" K, wilson; keedysvillc station. II.
,''E oyry: EocnShoro' station, J. w. kira-
- 70. 1,,rcyslown station, J. w. Holt: Ha-
'', ,,,n circuit. J. l.. Grimm Potomac
,r..>,an, i. u. Freed.
''' xl.,1Yln7h District, G. w. Station T. T..
~, GERMANY circuit. c. I. Il. Branc; New
N'.,l rrali,. W. j. Miller: South Branch
.-.,,,; J. +. WhncSci; Bath circuit. j. NJ.
r,j rick: Mar,in>hurg s,atinn,J. ". Howe /;
I,r>,.,roya mission. G. L. Hammock Back
,'r.,k mission. \. Hoover; Winchester stat
r,,n G. W. Howe; Winchester circuit, j.
" FINK Edinburg circuit, j. Ruchush 4:
lac, Springs circuit, J. ". Grimm: Rock
inrh3m circuit. !. W. NihSrr; Singers Glen
,Iruit. L. II. Thomas; Ehurchrillc circuit,
". q. Grimm RockhridSc circuit, W. kisa.
,uG,,: East Valley mission. II. Taihclm Al
Ir;hny circuit. !. Il. Funk; Highland cir
All. T.. W. Weller: Page Valley circuit, r.
+. Funk: Milcrcck mission. J. Iar1nan.
The United Brethren Church has large
membership. number Of colleges, pcriodi
,l,., missionaries, &c,
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NAPOLEON MEDITATLfG ANOTHER CouP
p'ErAT WHEN HE DIED.-Two months ago
tlle late Emperor contracted loan Of sc270,-
600 sterling, to which certain Americans
here were large subscribers. lie had no diff
ticlIlty in Obtaining the money large por-
ton Of il had been paid over at the time of
his death. Immediately after this loan had
been contracted one of the most intimate
friends Of the Emperor, former Minister of
the Empire, paid him a visit. Said the EmpC.
ror, rs the Minister was about TO leave him,
"Rercncz ie rouS en- prize danS dcur mos on
ic serG, n.oyt on ,jc ser0i- Queique chose"
Rctirn, pray you, i'll two months. In two
months shall be dead or--somctlling). In a
word, q new coup d'ctdt had hc2n arranged.
Al was prepared. The army was ready to
pronounce; McMahon, who could not come
to the Empcror's funeral, had been taken
care of, and, in the opinion of those who
know most about it, the movement would
have been wholly successful, and the Empe.
ror would to-day have been again on his
throne, and a "plebiscitum would have
given him larger popular sanction than ever,
This is what the Emperor meant when he
told his surgeons, 1" | am ready TO submit
myself to your harids, but what is done must
BIZ done quickly" 1t was done quickly
and the Emperor sleeps in his tomb.--LOn
don letter.
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To TuEPUBLIC.-Thc unprecedented snccess Mt
ta,nedby y. G. r. FRAISEH In the photograph Dust
ness has caused him 10 enlarge his already elegant
and extensive establishment by adding another I'M
pnrtant branch. Having Cited up new suit Oh
apartments with every comfort and convenience,
and the very atest instruments for the purpose, he
is now enabled execute pictures for the masses at
the following prices Eight ferrctypes for 81; pho
tographs, per dozen; and lifeslze portraits, In
pastel, cr1iyon or oil, at from $40 to SIS each.
Mr.. FRAYsER, thankful for past patronage, hopes
by strict attanton to his business in every depart
nent To still merit the encouragement heretofore
bestowed upon him. Sec price-li.t III another co.
I'M 49,
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NTOTICE.-The Legislature of the State
IN having made the
r,yr%YIeSECoND DAY OF FEBRUARY A
i - ..se LEGAL HOLIDAY, s.s-
Droy dS that bills ar notes due OH That day become
due ana PAYABLE The Gay preecdips this Is, there
fore, 'ogi'e ,n,,.
that orr several banks and banking institutions vii
be- closed ru SATURDAY the led Instant. and bills
nr uo,e: becoming due Oh Saturday or SUNDAY mus
bc attended 10 ON FRIDAY, 2lst instant
=. a. GLOVER, s..-a.
->-. Cashier First National Bank.
w. L.. QUARLES,
;SilIicr Planters Natioual Bank.
j. W.LOchWUDD.
Cashier National Bank of Virginia.
WILLIAM Nj. Hill,
Cashier State Bank.
IsAAOS, TAYLOR i WILLIAMS,
at Bankers.
j. d. MORTON,
Cashier Merchants National Bank.
MANN 5. QuAHLLS, $50
Cashier Richmond Banking and Insurance Go. s
stf LANCASTEh 81 Gu.
JANIS MlLLEk, ss ~
Cashier Union Pan'S.
PARKER CAMPBELL q CO. rE..s;s.[s
L. II. MAUKYE& co.
EDWAltD COHEN, Af65 o.
= Cashier City Savings Bank.
THOMAS s. ARblIsTEAD, Cashier.
10 2o-Th&Fz
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PuoroGRArHs.-Among the many pictures be-
fore us, II Is due REEFS & co. To say that those exc
cu;ed ut their gallery, in Richmond, Va. rank
among the best. The "posiag" diffusion OF light
and artistic finish shows we'll that they understand
their busiDess.-Ertract Herald.
REEs & Co. are no doubt at The head Of the pho
tograph business IN this city. To them Is due the
great fall In the price of pictures; and where there
is good work at reasonable prices there must come
success We wish them we'll
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Police COuRT. "WEDNESDAY. Justice j. j.
While prcsiding.-The following cases were
disposed OF:
T. NJ. Rhett, charged with assaulting and
striking William Bentley, was fined 500.
The case of Henry Lattimer, charged with
unlawfully swindling and defrauding NJ. A.
Clark of the sum of $7701 in United States
currency, was continued until to-day, and
the accused baled for his appearance in the
sum of $500.
Robert Lowery and Charles Mosby,
charged with being Migrants and common
thieves, were discharged on condition that
they leave the city in charge of an agent at
puPp
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THE MISUNDERSTANDING large crowd
greeted the Carncross & Dixey troupe at
the Theatre last night to witness their last
entertainment. Tonight Rose and Harry
Watkins, Kichmond's favorites. will appear
i'll that beautiful drama "Trodden Down"
1t is needless to commend these distinguished
artists to our people, as they arc well known
far and wide. They have always drawn
large audiences heretofore, and we predict
full houses for them during this trip. They
remain only three nights.
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RICHMOND BUILDING ARD IMPROVEMENT Con-
pAsY.-At a meeting of the members of this
company, held at their office Monday night,
for the purpose of organization, &C., over
$4,000 was subscribed. Another meeting
will be held on Monday the oath instant for
the purpose of electing officers and attend
ing to other business
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DETENT1uH or THE M AiLs.--The detention
OF the mail trains from the North for the. last
day or two has been occasioned By injuries
to the line of the Alexandra md Frederick
burg road which extends from Quantico ID
Washington city. There have been ti,ree
heavy land-slides, and a considerable portion
OF the road-bed washed out where It borders
on the river. The Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad yesterday re-
established through communication by re-
Stunning its steamboat connection ut Quantico.
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FIRE ON COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL.-There
will be fire on Council Chamber Hill this
afternoon at half-past 4 o'clock, at which a
test exhibition of the merits of the Gardner
fire-eNtinguisher will be given by Colonel
Thomas L. Preston, at the request of the
Committee on Public Property of the Legis-
lature. OF course there will be large crowd
of all classes of our citizens to witness the
exhibition,
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JOB PF1NTING.-We call the attention OF mer.
chants, clerks Of courts, sherifs lawyers railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents, and an others
having orders for printing. to the facilities offered
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds Of jon
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards
Bill-Hcads, Letter-Heads Programmes, Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues
Bills OF Fare, show-Bills Checks, Drafts, &c, &c
Satisfaction guaranteed
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TuE NIGHT TRAM on the Richmond, Fred
ericksbnrg and Potomac railroad has been
discontinued until further notice, owing to
damage to the track Of the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg railroad north of Quautico.
The day train will run as usual, leaving at
l 2. NJ. and arriving at 2 ?. NJ.
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WE ADVISE oUR FRIENDS nor 10 DELAY rr
they wish to purchase any Of thasc Eanhurgh sdg.
sngs and insertings imported by LEVY BRcrMEHs.
Theyafe going yery FAST so call whilst the assort-
merit Is ouod Is X. sas.st. 3
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PoSTM. AFFAIRS N EIRGINIA.-Gcornc II.
;,0rHhal Is appointed postmaster at Amelia.
Anciia county, Va. r'cc W. /, Wallace, re-
signed. \ new po>t.oificc is established at
f"darNlIlr, Warren county, Va, on the route
inm " bite Post to Elycrton, with James w.
';iding postmaster; and at pincy Grove,
Prince George county, Va, On the route
from S,Hry Courthouse to Petersburg, with
Joseph i. Borough as postmaster; and at
Londonvillc. Marshall county, w. Va, on the
r"utc from Baltimore to Wheeling, with VIII
liam Is. Conner rs postmaster; and at Dry
Kun, Pcudlcion county, ". Va, on the route
FROM Franklin to MI. Freedom, with Eli Cal
halu \. postmaster.
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THROW Sor PEOPLES FAULTS n THEIR TEETH,
for there are few teeth that have not faults Of their
own. There Is but one way TO preserve them With
out spot or blemish, and that Is by the day use OF
the bestdentiftce in existence fragrant sozoDoST-
cool. refreshing and agreeable.
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WAsHNGros, February I9.--T The Commit.
fee on Privileges and Elections will prota.
bly, report tomorrow. Further inquiry col.
firms the position of the committeeman a.
stated last night. General West authorizes
the statement that, in his opinion, the pre-
sent Congress will not be able to solve the
Louisiana problem. t.syefs,-y 4 ~:
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weather PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, February 19.-Rising barsm.
eter and pleasant weather for Thursday will
prevail in the Middle and Eastern States.
For the South Atlantic States partly cloudy
and clear weather.
Light winds and pleasant weather In the
Gulf States and thence over the lower lakes.
Falling barometer and rising temperaturs
from the Missouri river to the upper lakes.
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DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS LEVY
BROTHERS received yesterday case of Nothing
ham laccs for curtains, which they will take great
pleasure In showing. The price ranges from eoc. to
sl.e5 per yard. They also have large assortment
of curtains aud window-shades.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

LOUISVILLE. February 1s.-Flour steady and IN.
changed. Corn active, logic. Provisions In good
demand. Pork firm at sls.7s for round lots. BEcon
firm; shoulders, sS@sc. clenr rio, 7t9gacs; elsas
sid des ssss hara steady stss
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AMONGST THE LIVE AND PROGRESSIVE IssTr-
TrTroSs Of the day Is GEORGE P. RowELL & Co.'s
Advertising Agency, No. d Park Row, New York.
The establishment Ia so systematized, and their
faclitcs arc 50 ample, that the public Is sure of
being serve; In the most complete manner.--Bos-
fou pnat
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The IRISH FLAG MIssISG.--Last fall the
welI-kuown and hghly-prizcd Irish flag
which has been so often displayed at cecbra-
tons of all kinds in this city was loaned by
General p. r. Moore to somebody, who has
failed to return il. As st. Patrick's day is
drawing nigh. the Hibernians would be glad
to hear something of its whereabouts.
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Arrest Of an Effects of fht
Flood.

Flood.
Especial telegram to the Dtspatch.J
WELDON, February 19.-An impostor, re-
presenting himself as DR.. Preston Hampton,
son of General Wade Hampton, was arrested
here to-day. Finding himself in custody.
he gave his name lis Anderson, of Atlanta,
Ga. He is the same impostor reported in
the Norfolk papers of yesterday. His pre-
possessing appearance ingratiated him in the
favor Of numbers of our citizens before suspi-
cions were aroused. He will await to be
identified by late victim Of misplaced con-
fldence.
The embankment on this side Of the new
Petersburg bridge is so washed as to render
1t unsafe for trains to pass over.
The river is high, and still rising.
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CINCINNATI MARKETs.

C1ScrESATI, February: 10. Flour dull. SeIae9
arm, Sl3as6QS3.5O. Lard Arm; fip7ic. for stespa
Sc for kettle. Bacon hrm shoulders to come 0uf OF
smoke, Sic clear rib, 7Sc.; clear sides
kew firm at &C: generally held at sac. r.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France,

France.
PARIS. February Unsatisfactory progress
Is being made in the negotiation between
France and Germany.
THE SPANISH REPUBLIC NOT RECOGNIZED.
PARIS, February l9.--France has not yet
recognized the republic of Spain.
England.
EXCEPTIONS TO THE SPANISH REPUBLIC.
LONDON, February 19.--It is rrmored that
some of the great Powers have notified Spain
Of their disapDrofal of the formation of q
federatiye republic. Austria will recognize
the Spanish Republic. The Spanish Minister
at Vienna has resigned.
Spain.
PORTO RICO AFFAIRS IN THE ASSEMBLY.
MADRID, February 19.--The bill for politi.
cal reforms and abolition of slavery In Porto
Rico was again under consideration in the
National Assembly to-day. An amendment
was proposed providing that nc indemnity
shall be awarded for slaves brought into the
island since the abolition OF the slave trade.
ACTION OF THE CONSERVATIVES.
A meeting of the leading members Of the
Conservative party was held ct Madrid to-
day. Among those present were Admiral
Topete, Santa Cruz. KOS, Rosas, and U!loa.
The meeting decided not to oppose the pres
ent Government, but to press for dissoiu.
ton of the Assembly and the conYocatien OF
a constituent Cortes.
The CarIist band which occupied the
forest of Villa Wallis, In Catalonia, has been
defeated and dispersed.
ireland.
ACQUITTAL OF CATHOLIC CLERGYMEs.
DUBLIN, February 19.-Rt. Rev. Patrick
Duggan, Bishop Of CIcanport, and Rev
Quinn, have been acquitted Of the charge o.
using spiritual influence to intimidate voter
in The Galway parliamentary election: I'D.
effort OF the prosecution to sustain tht
charges against them proved complete
failure. ri
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BALTIMORE MARKETs

BALTIMORE. February la.--F1our anu and uns.
Corn dull; white southern, eoarslc. yellow south
erI,, 6sG0soc. Provisions strong Pork firm ct
0SIi.7S rump pork. Sll.7s. Bulk meatstn good De-
lsc Lard quiet but firm at sa1sfc. Western hEtfef
quiet; choice roll, aoc. Wh!skey dun and upfnaHaa
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT.OFrIcE FEBRUARY 10, 1871
Grafton D. Beck, Richmond, Va; Wiley
Woodbridge, Frederick Witty, Washing
ton, D. c.; Miss Evelyn Lee SPOTS, care of
William p. Hudgins, Marshall, Texas; The
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company,
No. 191 Fulton street, New York; Thomas
Dolan, care of +. Z. Dcanc, Lynchburg, Va.
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HusTrsGs CouRT.-In this court yesterday
no business Of public interest was trans
acted.
james Caldwell, charged with an offence,
was discharged.
The case of W. J. Annable WINS set for
trial on Monday next.
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sT LOFTS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, February la.-Flour quiet and weak;
for No. 2ntxed, castslde track; 23sc. Tor eevasof.
Whskey firm ut 9oc. Pork frm at fl3.so, sHscon
firm; shoulders 53c.; clear Rib, Tc; cleaf aide, tc
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Accsdena to a Htearner.

FoarREss MoSRor, February 1s.-Tbe
steamer j. D. Foley, towing the steamer Lti-
ellie, from Wilmington for Baltimore, his
passcd In. The Lucille lost Der fudder.
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BEST ANTHRACITE COAL, well screened and
weighed nut size s! to $3.50; CRATE and stove, $S
to $3.50 delivered oak wood, *s to $3.50 per cords al
c. PAGES, Nineteenth and Cary streets
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rra,tln. club Formed.

NASHVILLE, TENN., February 19.-A trot-
ting association was organized here to-day.
IL is proposed to give liberal purses for irot-
ting at the June meeting.
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ExEcUT1yE.-The Governor has appointed
the following notaries public: Jefferson w.
Stubs for Gloucester, and o. Is. Thomas for
Fluyanna county.
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SAN francesca, February 1a--No ttdinga
of the steamer George w. Wright, lr.m
sitsa, or the Nevada, from Australia, both
oycrdue--the latter for nearlr three week..
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FTssS,fA1'
fTy rrf.ra EaTHa
serYrraisH "a

NEW tYoak, Eebruafy s1oaey
latest loans commission. sssftinE I3Nefs
Gold, flssRil4I GoseTfments ssaady ~ -.
changed. staIesdnIl, qaes, SD e1ea
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Tie city physician of Boston has been sued
Tor >, 900 damages by a lady whom he, sent
TO Tie smallpox hospital under the mistaken
idea that she had the disease.
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BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, of Z. d. SPENCE & soN,
merchant Lalors clothiers, aud dealers In gentle
mems furnishing goods, No. 1900 Main street.
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The WATER SUBsID1NG.-Bctween 8 and IL
O'Clock yesterday the river here had fallen
about twelve inches, and mt late hour last
evening it was still falling rapidly.
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BALTIMORE Il,

. BALrTMonE, February ia.--s irstaie e
wes. yirginia's, 10. Bitss tt.-d
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HAMBURGER LACE COLLARS, NEAT AND CHEAP
also, Hamburger lace handkcrchiefs, very SNOWY for
the price. These goods were imported hy LEVY
BROTHERS, which enables them to sell very cheap.
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ADVERTISING IN HUNTISeToE.-The newspa-
pers published In Hun tington have an extensive
circulation through the country which is opened to
Richmond by tile completion of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. NJ. ELLYsoS & Co. are authorized to
mske contracts for advertising IN both papers low
rates.
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RoBBERY.-The residence of Mr.. A. j..
Berry, on Grace street near Monroe Park,
was entered night before last, and $3.50 and
a gold watch and chain taken.
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CoNyIcr REoEvEp.-Jacob Roberts was re-
ceiyed at the penitentiary yesterday tor two
years, from Northampton county, for yoiun-
tary manslaughter.
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sun sets. ......... $50 High tide, 1853
PORT OF RICHMOND, FBBRUAgY 10, is7s. 81
ARRIVED. 80 49, ss=sxgt.s&@
Steamer Petersburg. Geogbegan, Baihmovss lnes-
chandise and passengers, Powhatan SsenmDoat CoEn-
pany. -a,} ts4 80
SAILED. :, 81 -. gfs{.ssfssa
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, meTe
chanGise and passengers, l.. b. Tatufn, agent Il
MEMORANDA. ~
Briggs M. Mcfarland and Faugh'a- Hallangh,
wrecked nt Carrituck beach, hare been sold 70 Bs
j. Baker q Co. Both have broken up. a cons
siderable quantity Of iron win be saved from The
81. Mcfarland ,s Z. d - IS. y - ~ 20.
The schooner William j. poughtan, J0husoa,
cleared Mt Philadelphia on the 18th Instant Tor ta
port. ,JsIsg go. ssS sS.5
phia on the nth instant. IL 8 70 "A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-20

LADIES' GARMENTS can now he had at LEV,
BROTHERS, They have just made large additions
to their stock.