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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

THIS is what tho st. Louis Denocra!
ssys: 1.-THE Mankato, MIMI, BARRIERS
having become pious oil of . sudden,
will not shave on Sunday unless they
receive ton cents additional pay"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

TIE second trial of Stokes is still
progressing in New York, and excites
but little interest. There are no new
developments.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

DURING 1872 tue State Auditor sold
26,z87 acres of State School land, for
which he received $l58, 1895, which
goes to the benefit of the permanent
school fund. In addition, 1915 acres
of Agricultural College land was sold,
for $26, 1b6, which swells the revenues
of tho State University at St. An.
thony.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

The New York Herald says one Of
the leading stock operators has locked
up one million and 4 half in green.
backs. That's where tho money goes
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

IT is said that secret organization
called tho Iuternationals has formed
= concerted plan for burning New York
city, aud everybody is very much ex.
cited In consequence. The authorities
are exercising the utmost vigil ance.
AnE olcCI0fai VOC 81 Minnes 0ta va
deposited in Washington by Mr.. w l..
Wilson, Of St. Paul, the messenger de-
puted for that purpose, On Saturday.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

- =@.No,TICH:
Als1e he hrst q January, 1873, I will
|g1hI no morn GOODS ON CREDIT.
:: IAsss Vie srs iadsbtsd 70 mo On a.
eeo1t win Plsass seu and make Immediate
6stflsnsat: i want tie cash.
i 3. B. STANLEY.
kaiae Prairie, Dee. 30, 1877. Nv.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

"a Nearly ~ ssilliea :lella.G we.th Of
,prsps'ty waesdssss.sa y asss On Tues
day, including Isl. james Church IN
Milwaukee, o4o,o 900; sastss ID Orange,
n. T., $4,000; aterts In Montreal,
half million dollars Che Thermometer
marked l6e bslow zero, aud water frozs
Whenever It tslD i; ~arshousss in Alex
audria, >l0o, 900 ;>stors il Indianapolis,
$4,000; hstropolitaa Block and
the 9alssbsrs Hotel, in Galssbarg, ILL.,,
@l00, 900; stores In Cincinnati, 5000;
packing house. In LeaveaWoeth Is 900.
+ By railway sssiasat In Scotland
forty lsrsess wsrs ssvsssly injured.
- In TIN es.pilaaiss W havs omitted
suicides, asd . sunbst, # cher mat.
tsss Unwilling the hssribls.
Whit Q rssesl fbe Len than ese week
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

AT IT AaA1N.-A Port Jarvis, N,
Y, dispatch Of Tuesday says: "Tbe
storm last night and to-day, has again
completely disarrangsd the running OF
trains on the Erie Read. Trains from
the West are al about Eve hours
late."
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02
LITERARY NOTICES

SENATOR RAMSEY is in St, Paul
spending bis holiday vacation.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02
- NoTICH:

NV ADTTkT1@EKENTS.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02
''HloBATl:EC0URT NOTICE
70 WON IT ulYCoNCERN,

In eeasequaes Of the loss by fire, No
vsnbsr 21st, 1872, Of al the Probate ps-
psrs on Mo, and nearly al tho records in
tho Probate Court Of stsarns County:
Executors, Administrators and Guar
dams (of unsettled est.tes) appointed by
the Probate Court Of ste.rns county, are
required to 1ls in said court, bonds, in
veritoriss and reports appertsfning to the
estates they have in charge, without delay,
% % 70 enable said Csurt to settle said
estates.
r All persons having deposited wills in this
Court tor safe keeping will take notice that
the ssneare Destroyed r: ...~
>''' p = - L. "A. EVANS,
- =. - - @%$=: Judge Of Probate
Dated Oss. 9th 1872. dse,l2-4w-
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02


stx men wsre shot, Two fatally, ID :
drunken se1el4Nsw City, VII: "a
A nilfaad esllisioa At Iadiasspslis,
Ind. {, tAt.ysAasar over tho snpask.
rent aihs iSsriss . voaaa md
tuo shildsn.
A,hesaaaiasassg, Ohio, .evssa.
.an.a ',';h'' 'hi'd'' nd h''
own throat.
A Ga motor in New York exploded,
but without doing any great damage
md al, the Prieenps' ~ he Frankfort,
Ky., jul ss9aftd' BY eustiag through
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

ksOkSACy' AASsssHAAS AON . 01O IL
which one person was killed.
On Monday reports from Memphis
state that the destruction by tho ice
gorge continues. A flat boat was drawn
under the ice at Randolph Landing,
near Memphis, on Sunday, and seven
persons were drowned. The ice at
Randolph is gorged thirty feet high.
N. G. Collins fell down a coal shaft
100 feet deep, near Bellv,lle, ILL.,, and
was killed.
Miss Carrie Rogers, of Louisville,
was burned to death by her clothes
catching FIRE.
The brig Tempest eollidsd with the
Eiche and was sunk, tho captain being
drowned and the schooner halifax
was wrecked, with the loss Of the cap.
tain and five of the crew.
A railroad smash up oeecar.d ssar
Concord, but no ono was ssriously hurt.
VIM. and Edward Clarkssen, near
Pitts6eld, were found in their house,
murdered.
Among Mondays fires was Z $50, 900
one At Cincinnati, . $4,000 on, 1t
Owego, N. Y, and $4,000 one At
Fulton, N. Y.
Ga Tuesday the ice in the Ohio broke
up At Cincinnati, repeating, though not
on 50 large scale, the destruction Of
steamboats, and coal fleets at Memphis.
The loss is about 100000. St. Louis
stands in apprehension Of similar
visitation.
At Osseo, Wis.,, 4 woman and four
children were burned to death and 4
man lost both arms BY the explosion Of
= kerosene lamp. .:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17
The New Bankrupt Law.

@"F." writes a communication to the Wing
stating that the bankrupt law aud the home
stead law are Identical Us TO exemptions. Hc
merely asserts that this is so. He does not
quote the law, DOR deign to offer one single
argument In support of his opinion, but
broadly asserts what we have stated. We
do not choose to reply to such articles. In
deed, we could not If We desired to do so
for there is nothing to reply to. We assert
that (" F." is totally mistaken if the law shall
be administered according to Its language
and we pit our assertion against his We
should be pleased to know that Of is right,
and we wrong. But up to this date the Dis.
patch has never been found wrong in its con-
struction of a statute by any court except
UNDERwoop's, whatever such "c0mpctcn;
lawyer" as IF" may have said in addition
to their advice to all to consult themselves.
AS to deeds of trust and mortgages, the
bankrupt law has always provided that the
property finder mortgage may be sold SUBJ
ject to the claims Of the holder of the mort
gage. Whether it may now be held as ex-
empt, without regard to the deed Of trust,
depends upon whether the exemption
allowed by the amendatory bankrupt act
shall be allowed as against all Gebts or not :.
The new law provides that the exemption
shall be valid as against "debts whether
contracted before or after the ratification OF
the Constitution" Ifthis means call debts"
then deeds of trust so by the board. But
We suppose that the courts will hold that
this does not mean oil debts. If the property
goes into bankrupt court we would not
give much for claim even under deed of
trust.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


1 Gr GOODS FoR TIE SEASON.
GRAY STRIPED SILKS at Sis per yard worth
Sl.5o; SO
JAPAEEsE SILKS at so, 90. ana 75c. per yard;
POPLINs, EMPRESS CLOTHS. and ALPACAs,
in spring shades;
JAPANESE SILK ROBES;
PERCALES, in Stripes. Figures, and Plain Colors;
pARssoLS and SUN-UMBRELLAS, the latest
styles. in great variety; !.
KID GLOVES In all styles and qualities;
WHITE GOODS of every description NJ great bar
gains;
WHITE and COL oRED PIQUEs very cheap;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTINGs;
Genuine FRENCH NEEDLE-WORK EDG1NGS
and ISsERTINGS;
LACE COLLARS, CUFFS, and SLEEVES;
Handsome LACE and NOTTINGHAM Tides
RICH LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS;
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACES from zoe. to
s1.25per yard;
CORNICES, BANDS, and CURTAIN LoorS'
NDOW-SHAD DIES, In crest variety, from 50 to 81
per pair, including fixtures;
WHITE MATING Ut CSC. per yard and upwards ;
RED-CHECK MATING ct SOC. per yard and up
wards;
VELVET and TAPESTRY RUGS;
MARSEILLEs TOILET COVERS and MATS;
OIL-CLOTH and OIL-CLOTH RUGS;
TABLE OIL-CLOTH Of every description;
COTTON and LINEN DIAPER;
PILLOw-CAsE LACES, CROCHET-EDGEs and
INSERTISGS:
INFANTS, EMBROIDERED ROBES;
SUMNER ENTERTAINMENTS Of all kinds at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1917 and 1919 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
Look at our stock Of BLACK and COLoRED
eIIKS NH IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17

M THE VIRGINIA NAT 3 Il a l.
PETROLEUM LUBRICATGNG OIL.
sold by lis, and extensively used in this city and
elsewhere for the past seven years, and which has
given such general satisfaction wherever used. dJ
fers from all other Intoxicating oils sold in this mar
kG. 1t Is
A PURE, NATURAL LUBRICATING OIL,
WITHOUT ANY ADMIT UIE WHATEVER,
free from all grit and gum and. under the same
circumstances the best sperm or lard oil, Will not
heat wear, or cut the boxes or bearings Experience
has proven beyond doubt that thisis one Of the
BEST AND CHEAPEST LUBRICATISG OILS
before the public.
Observe that our brand is on each barrel
We are the sole agents here for the Virginia Ma
tural Petroleum Lubricatns OIL, every barrel Of
which sold by lis bearing our brand thus:
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBRiCATING OIL.
PURCELL, LaDD 6 CO., AdEEIs,
RICHMOND, VA"
Oderrs addressed to US Will receive prompt atten-
ton, and lie shipped In good, tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD L CO. Druggists,
mh3-3m Richmond, Va
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s,rsarE ELLIS.

ID SENATE bSLlS. az -
Senate sbilI5to amend scction.Ga. cnap.cf
81 of the Code, insrelation TO itinat nc, &c w
INNS waa recon,mitted on motion o. MI. w;
n .Ioxra. Senate bill to authorize the boaru
~ public Works to sell the States in'crese
in the Timer Appomattox Company was
~ s Senate bill to provide for the pre-
srerya.ion of historical papers passed. cen
90 90 ,,;II n rcpeal sections 60 and I'll OF the
act imposing taxes for the support OF COY
ernmcnt was passed; Senate bill 10 enaole
The trustees Of Massanutton presbyterian
cl,urch, near Cross Keys, Rockingham
county TO receive and hold bequest under
thc will Of Aune Davidson, deceased. was
n,sscd Senate bill to authorize the issue OF
certificates of State debt to the executors oil
J.P. Taylor for principal and interest Oh
certain lost coupon bonds was passed.
FEDERAL ASSUMPTION OF STATE DEBT.
Senate joint resolution in relation to the
Federal assumption of the debts of the State
came uD as the special order, and was, on
motion of Mr.. O'FERRALL, postponed TILL Mon
day the 1lth instant.
Senate bill to regulate the working of roads
in the counties OF Rockbridge and Lee.
THE FREE RAILROAD BILL.
The hour of II P. NJ. having arrived, the
free railroad bill came up, with Mr.. SUTHER-
LIN Oh the floor, who spoke in favor OF the
bill till q P. NJ, when he gave way to
motion TO adjourn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17
Embarrassing to Senators.

The impulslve and shallow United States
senator LOGAN made a labored and feeble de-
]. fence Of Caldwell, the Kansas senator. The
/ burthen Of his argument was TN appeal to
senators not to eyict CALDWELL, because in
I doing so many of them would convict them
selves, since they were elected in the same
way CALDWELL was, and there was no telling
whose turn would come next. This isa very
damaging confession, and no doubt yerytrue
1t Is the great trouble in Congress in looking
into corruptions that depiasify and corrup-
ton are SO general In the Loay that when
congressman votes to censure or espel q man
for corrupt praetises ten TO one he pro-
nonnees q depuneiation upon himself. In
this Was the action upon the Credit. Mobilisr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF REVIEWER
CITY OF RICHMOND, VA, March Is, 1873. !

GITIZENS WILL PLEASE GIVE AT
" TtNTION to The requirements of the following
sections OF the city orui uanccS:
"SEcTIoN 25 If any person BIZ absent from the
city at The time the Commissioner calls. ana there
lie no ICrSon on the premises authorize to act for
such person. the tommissi Toner may leave, or cause
10 b, left for such p"rson, ut his rc,idchce or place
of business. proper forms 10 enable hiu to make
out the statements aforesaid wi II the form of
the oath aforesaid appended thereto and 1t shall
be the duty of such person. within twenty days
thereafter, ~ make ont aud deliver 10 the Commits
siouer, or deposit with the Auditor, as aforesaid,
such lists, with t.e valuations OF the property an
ncxcd verified by affidavit, rs arc hcrcinbcforc re-
CURED"
'"SECTIoN II. IF any person, after betnS furnished
with the proper forms rs aforesaid, shall fail Tor
twenty days TO deliver dcpos, the lists In the man
uer prescribed In this ordinance nc shall forfeit not
less than ten nor T.orc than fifty dollars. II any
uprson s.,ail refuse 10 exhibit to the Commissioner
any property listed or required by tho ordinance
TO b., listed by bin In order that Il fair Ia.ua-
lion thereof may he assessed, he ahal pay fine OF
not less than twenty nor moro than one hundred
dollars and the Commissioner shall set down the
highest valuation which such kind Of property D,ay
bear"
The forms referred TO in tho above sections are
now Icing delivered. When practicable they should
he TILED up IN the presence of the Commissioning or
deputy If not they must he returned an required by
ordinance. Most respectfully.
Commissioner Revenue City Of Richmond.
NH lT-iIneUl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17

A RARE PROVISIONAL rare provision l.
that 10 the law destroying the county courts
which allows county judges to appear as at
torneys-atlaw IN any case ",ch,ch may DC
carried into or from he'r courts by appeal
Perhaps our soLoNs intended to say the con-
trary. But this provision is as unoh)ec'ion'
able as anv IN the law so far rs 1t affects the
county iul.rcs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17

5,s,onvicts whitfield down the otlence fosal IN
discretion; and so the guilty Judges In NJ their
kindness to others were very kind to then.
selves. LooAs is at least philosopher in
this matter. Senators ought NOT to be- IA very
bard on man whose guilt Is no greater
than their own.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17

nSy TABLE-CLOTHS, from two to hve
yards long, IN NIL qualities;
PINK, GREEN, BUFF, and TURkEf-RED Ia
BLE-COVERS, all sizes;
BUFF, DRAB, PINK, GREEN. TURKEY RED
BROWN, and BLEACHED NAPKINS;
TABLE.UANIASk of every description at great
bargains; .-..--
TOWELS from :I.25 to 5? per dozen;
Extr;. wide uUCKABACK TOWELLLNG at CSC.
worth CSC. per yard at
LEVY BROTHERS.
Look at our BLACK aud COLORED SKIS.
NH IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17

Total, ,p,2GO gifts. all cas!I. 100000
To provide means for ills magnificent Concert,
one hundred thousand tickets only will he Issued,
large portion OF which are already sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets Sio; halves. S.; aud quarters, $3.50.
Eleven whole tickets for 500. No discount on less
than 800 orders. Nothing could he more upSrO-
PIRATE for presents than tickets TO this BANQUET oF
WEALTH, or more likely II produce grIn,ler salts
factory results. The cbjcct o! this THIRD GIFT
CONCERT is the enlargement and endowment OF The
Public Library Of Kentucky, which, by the special
act authorizing the concert for its benefit, is to bt
forever ire. 10 MI citizcS Of every State. This
cert will be conducted Ike the first and second. here
dIawac the gifts ard paying them, and everything
necessary ~ q thorough understanding or the
scheme. from beginning TO end, are now published
In tic form of circular, which will he furnished
FREQ OF cost to any who apply.
The entire management Of this undertaking has
been co,nmltt"dby the trustees TO Hon. THOMAS T..
BKAMI TT IL, late Governor Of kentucky, to whom
I'LL communications pertaining 10 tile GIFT Concert
should be addressed.
Il. 4. nURRtTT, President.
". y UALDEMAN, Elcc-Presidcnt
join S. Cain, Secretary OF Public Library VI Ken
t,lcky.
FARMERS AND pRoyERS BANK, Treasurer.
As the time for the concert Is close ut hand fAprl
SthI, parties wanting tickets should send in tlc!r
orders intiHeillt5!sif they would avoiG the rush
aud delay absolutely unavoidable In tie few days
preceding the drawing. Ill orders aud appllcl-
lions for agencies. circulars, and information viii
meet with prompt attention.
THOMAS +. RRAATETTE,
Agent Public Library OF Kentucky,
ja MISUNDERSTANDING Louisville. Ky.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17

cIT BLACK ALPACAS in all qualities,
BOMBAZINES. TAMGSE.
AUSTRALIAN CREPE.
BLACK EMPRESS CLOTH.
ALL-WOUL POPLINS.
CREPE and LOVE Wells, all sizes;
CREPE COLLARS.
CREPE COLLARS and CUFFS to match,
HEMSTiTCHED MOURSING HANDkER-
CHIEFS,
BLACK RIBBON, ell widths;
BLACK MERINO SIIAWLs in MI qualities;
BLACK SILK, KID, THREAD, and CaSllMER
GLOVES:
BLACK PINS, and MI other articles necessary for
mourning, at
NH II IEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17

700 MAIN STREE T.-SlGNS.-
( L- SIGSS-722 MAIN STREET.-HOUSE,
SIGN. and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING; also.
short notice and on reasonable terms. WALLS
and CEILINGS WHITENED and COLORED as
usual. The subscriber sensible to the numerous
fayors of his many patrons and of generous pub
lie for their past support, confidently assures them
that II quantity and quality of work at exceedingly
low rates Is anything. trustssy strict attention to
busine:s and purpose 10 please, bolh 10 merit and
enjoy their continued confidence, and with In
crease facilities spliclls orders from the city and
surrouudiig country j. M. CARTER,
s1Is 72o Main street. between Seventh and Eighth
E.B--Cash paid for Idle signs In good condition
wood or metal. NH 17.xM<
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VIRGINIA HALL q.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC PRINTING,
Il BINDING. &C.
COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA, }

COMMONWEALTH OF lHGISh.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PRIS1ING,<
RICHMOND. March Is. 1913.
In accordance with law, scaled proposals Will ne
re- eiYcd Ivy tie unersed III his office, In me cap
ltnl. until TUESDAY, April l, 1878, at II ~, Tor
printing aud binding for the state OF Virginia TOR
the ensuing twelve months. as follows -: ~
l. SENATE BILLS, DOCUMENTS, JpCk-
,. HOCsG BILLS, DOCUMENTS, JOURNAL.
3. ANHUAL REPORTS OF OFFICERS,
Boards and ngtiti ions. including reports Of inter-
nal improvement companies to Board OF IuDnc
4. ACrS OF GENERAL ASS EMILY.
5. TWENTY-TIllkU VOLUME OF graf
TA&'S REPORTS. $1,000 -
G. An other PAMPHLET and EnOK-WORK re-
uuired by any department Of Government.
!. JOHN OIsk--Em5rtclng blank forms, war.
rants. olths. commissioners books, po-uooks, ana
iob-wois generally. Bidders will state price per
l.nO Ell for composition, and fer press-Work per
token uf $50 impr saiOuS. w
3. 81 >UrNti, FOLDING. ST1TCHlNG, RUi.-
ING. TRIMMING, WRAPPING, sc required by
the state.
The Supcrintemdent reserves to himself the right
to have forms Of large jobs Duplicated.
The Superintendent also reserves the rlSlt 10 re-
jcc, any or Ill bid.
' Contractors will be required to enter into BOND,
with security, To be approx cd by the Secreiary OF the
Commonwealth, for the prompt and faithful eXecu-
lloa OF their contracts
Specimens OF work required may he seen mt the
office of the uudcrsigGc L. Il. +. WALKER,
Superintendent OF Public Printing.
NH l7-eoltApl
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~ LEATHER BELTS OF all kinds;

NJ LEATHER BELTS Of all kinds;
SOAPS aud PERFUAIERY Of superior quality at
much below regular prices:
BELT TRIMMING, and SASH RIBBONS;
BLACK aud COLORED VELVET RIBBONS;
COMBS and BRUSHES, IIASD-MIRRORS;
RUBBER. SILK, PEARL, AGATE, METAL, and
HORN BUTTONS;
CORTICELLI SEWING. BELONGS, and
CLARK'S SEWING-SILh, on spools;
sKEINS and small SPOOJ-S OF SILK ut &C.:
CLARK'S and COATS'S SPCOL-COTTON at 7oc.
rcr dozen;
sEWING-MACHlNE NEEDLES at soc. for
paper Of ten
MACHINE OIL, the best manufactured, at l5c. Per
bottle;
LADIES LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS in the
latest styles;
LADIES' GARMENTS of every description at
great barslins at LEVY BROTHERS.
1917 and 1919 Main street.
Look at Our BLACK and COLORED SILKS.
NH II
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s-2ssss@ss.-ss..E ss..-s-ss--a.-''.-A' -
sYsssaAE NOTICES.

my BREEDEN & FOX ere now receiving
ro,.v ,orse md extensive assortment OF
SPRING DRY GOODS.
They beg leave aso to announce that 1t is toe'r III
tentIon to offer larger and more varied stock than
they have done In the past, and they solicit tne spe-
c,ni attention of buyers. BREEDEN foA,
NH li-6teod Ao' "'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17

T LIGHTNING RODS.-We continue to put
IL up COPPER and GALVANIZED IRON
LIGHTNING RODS in The very best nanner and ut
low prices We arc unlike psddlersi IN this business
If ANYTHING should happ.n to our work We can al
wars be found at GOT Msin street.
NH 17-till Ap. II G. ID A, BAEGANIN. E
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BACKING, CURING, AND SMOKING
L ESTABLISHMENT.

BACKING, CURING, AND SMOKING
L ESTABLISHMENT.
OFFICE OF V. HECIlLER, JR., & BROTHERS,
GENERAL PROVISION DEALERS,
Nos. IL AND 90 FIRST MARKET,
RICHMOND, VA, FEBRUARY 9th, 1873.
10000 pounds SUGAR-CURED HAMS,
10000 pounds SUGAR-CURED BREASTS,
10000 pounds SUGAR-CURED SHOULDERS,
10000 pounds SUG AR-CURED JOLES.
This Bacon is all of our own curing, and we war
rant every piece to be good. SALE This lot is
no Baltimore or Western meat.
Also, 200 uerces of WESTERN SUGAR-CURED
HAMS-sruall size.
AS the JOLE season Is coming on, We have a lot of
the very hestin the city-a new, from this winters
Strengthening. all sugar-curcd and No. !.
with A. G.. Robertson. livestock broker. IL now
connected with the above firm. fn 25-!m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17

GLEOPHENE OIL.-Over $50 tre-testss;
" finest oil for safety on the American continent;
IS us white pure spring wafer; commands higher
price than any other oil in the European markets.
all orders promptly attended 10 by
J.R. MOUNTCASTLEtSC CO., sole Agents.
fn 20 $40 road street Richmond Va
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ncT NEW MOURNING GOODS (SPE-
CIALTY).-T. Il. PRICE & CO. have on hand. and
coming in weekly,
BLACK ALPACAS and 3lcHMRs.
DOUBLE-FACED ALPACAS,
HENRIETTA CLOTHS aud CAsIiEMREs.
TAMISE, DRAB DE MOSTEREAC.
BLACK 1MrERATRICE, GRO DE NICE.
BoMBAZISE5, DELASES. &c:
BLACK CREPE Wells and COLLARS,
LOVE Wells.
MOURNING HANDKERCTIEFS.
BLACK LACE and SILK GLOVES,
TARLATAN COLLARS. &c. nc "a
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MARRIAGES.

Married, In New York city, by the Rev. J. G..
Oakley. NELSON L. AFFORD, of Vermont, and
MAkElTIA, daughter Of Hanimet Z. sharp, of
Richmond, Va.
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CHEsArEAKE AND ONO EAILKoAD CoMPASf'l
CHIEF tEGISEEWS OFFICE, I
RICHMOND. VA. March Ii, lsT3.)
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING 4 PAS
/ SEEGFR-IIOUSE 81 the White Sulphur
springs will be received at this Office. or the Office OF
tic division En"inepr at White Sulphur Springs,
up to noon OF The I'd instant.
Plans AID specifications can DC seen nt both Of the
nbnvc-nlued Offices. ii. ID. WHlTCOMB.
NH l7-td Chief Engineer.