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S!0l,Ol7 So

St0l,0l7 ST
rom hi. account the Council will OBJ
'i'c they had the command of the proceeds
3" ~'%",j3I.in of SIX per cent. bonds.
lac report WAS adopted.
YEAR.
In response to resolution of the City
'"hcl. H.s.ccd 10 on the 10th instant, III re-
"s'H - the negotiations of the Finance
Committee. obligations OF the city, &C.. the
"'ai!'rr reports tie amount Of obligations
.-,.H@ during The year ending 3lSt of Deem
a1 lS,2, - $!,Oi4 ,U32.9I, viz: Bins pay
"r" Il sixty and ninety days in payment Of
"@...tcd Chains, including S2.GS3.22, SI49,-
So. bcin~ n.r cent. interest; bills pay
4 II iog i,.. .,;nry loans and removals OF
sc, = 1928 six per cent. city bonds,
IL old"4 %! ". h. l>aac>, chairman Finance
'aM"%tc", $4,000; eight per cent. city
,"&t., ~ order Of W. Il. ISaacS, chairman
HH'r Committee, ST., 500; six per cent.
''I ,".Hi,. by order of ". Is. ISaacs, chair
'''n i!nnnrc Committee, in payment of
'''h 81 stuart, buchanan & Co.. $4,000 ;
80 i'f r'.;i. city bonds hypothccrited to sun
"'.",. ~, ,V0-Sl ,0i4, 032.9l.
'.t,1'>t paid on temporary loans. $l1,-
-; commissions, 500; expenses,
@'I .oj-'"tai, si2.O6..25; making the ave
~" Eat" 3.Si per cent. per annum.
set average Of per cent bonds, tnclu-
Gag Interest, $30.72; onitting interest,
$50 Net average 8 per cent. bonds, lnciu-
1,'3 Interest, slVl.4G; emitting interest,
$3.50.
Discount, and commissions on Sl57 900 six
Per cent. bonds sold, $50, 1871; premium
on 81 800 eight per cent. bonds sold, S56.9l.
iSiothccat@d bonds: SAT, 900 redeemed +;
Fp',.V0 outstanding.
The ABOVE was presented through Presi-
"'iIt "ynnc and, on motion Of MIR. Isaacs,
lace report was adopted.
FIRE.
lie Committee on The Fire Department
>"mn'tlcd report giving the names OF a
'"'"ber Of persons to whom permission has
t"'H granted for Ike erection of wooden
0udmgs.
FIRE-ALARA TELEGRAPH.
communication from Mr.. j. Z. Dowell.
,oi"flntendent Of the Fire Alar IN aud Police
.-''Sfaph, Mas presented and referred to
'aN committee.
ELECTIONS.
"fA Halt, from the Committee on Elections
,tFn7ed recommending that city officials
c ,Ih non hereafter be employed as registrars
"'ta positions connected with elections
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Fire Near EsoSton. va.-fEaiifax Court

Fire Near 1sDSt9ss. Sa.-EaalIfaH Court
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
BosroN, VA, March 2i.-At 8 o'clock on
Saturday night last the stable of ". a. Lash,
near this place. containing nine valuable
mules, was discovercdt to be on fire. Young
Lewis Lash by his presence OF mind su:-
cceded in saving three Of the mules from the
flames. The tire is supposed to be the work
of an inccndiary.
There was not large attendance lit Hali-
fax court today on account Of ram.
The new tobacco warehouse ut this place,
j. J. Hill, auctioneer, will be opened with
vscat ecI6k on May first.
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FI-c.rscsde In Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, March "A deplorable
shooting affair occurred near Bard$town TO-
day. G.. w. lIolzhousc, an Old and mighty
esteemed citizen, was in room with his lln,
married son, J. Holzhouse, when married
son entered the room and shot his younger
brother in the left breast, under the Shout
der. and in the head The fratriclde then
fled. no call,e IS assigned for the shootin2.J
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PERsoNAL.--Bon. John r.. Harris, NJ. G..
from the Rockingham district, was in Rich
mond yesterday.
Hon. John Amber Smith, NJ. G. from this
district, after spending several weeks in ac-
tive efforts to prevent the disappointment Of
Postmaster Van Lew, and has returned to
the city. He was more successful with other
plans.
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COUNTY JUpGEs SoAlNATED.-Ata meeting
of the Conservative members Of the General
Assembly held Yesterday afternoon the fol'
lowing county judges were nominated
Bland and Giles, L. w. Strother; Culpeper,
John w. Bell !; Floyd, q. I. Dobyps; Lou
doup, Charles B. Ball Mecklenburg, Henry
Wood, DR.; Few Kent aud Charles CITY,
Isaac ii. Christian; Northampton, Hamilton
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BABIES FouSD.-About balf:past O'Clock
on Sunday morning one of the city police
men found male infant on the front steps
of residence in the lower part of the city.
The child was apparently about week OLD,
and was taken to the Orphan Asylum.
Sergeant Fowlkes, OF The police, found a
colored male infant in an alley between
Third and Fourth streets on Sunday morn-
ing. The child was carefully wrapped up
aud hud leen placed in basket. When
found il was taken to the Almshouse.
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VIRGINIA HALL.

Y ih0iN'A nA-
SIX NIGHTS MORE
Or
PROFESSOR STONE IN HIS MARFELLooe
EXPERIMENTS AND GRAND GIFT
ENTERTAINMENT.
Tn order to induce as many rs possible TO witness
the extraordinary and amusing rhenomena
upon persons in q perfectly wakeiul
state great numbcrof
BEAUTIFUL AND COSTLY PRESENTS
will be
DISTRIBUTED IMPARTIALLY
among the audience
EACH EVENING DURING THE PRESENT
WEEK,
also ut the
MATINEE ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
There will be ono grand present each night. ana
the least In value will exceed the cost OF admission
Doors openat y o'clock. Admission to all parts OF
the house, Soc; chlsren under II, half price
N b. Recollect, MONDAY EVENING, tlafch
2itt, and EVERY EYENING during the week.
Tickets for sale at s. *. Campbeli & Co 8, next
door to Virginia Hail. lnh @i-tt
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VIRGINIA HALL.-Professor Stone con-
tinues to perform his wonderful experiments
In psychology or animal magnetism at this
place Of amusement. His experiments ey.
cite great deal Of curiosity and are equally
amusing and instructive. he ought to have
good houses every night this week.
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell. Brakeman, New York, mer-
cllandlse aud passengers, j. W. Wyatt agent.
Steiner State Of Maryland. 1ravcrs, baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Powhaian Steamboat
Steamer Ellie Knight, Geoghegau, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat
Schooner Robert Healey, Mitchell, Baltimore,
coal Cottrell & Rens.
Schooner Milton Palmer, Baltimore, coal, !. H..
Brig Mary Allerton, Bourne, Boston, 'nerchan-
disc, Currle q Go. Sc ~
Schooner s. +. Franklin, Null, ORIENT Long
Island, guano. S. p. Lathrop.
BELOW RICHMOND BAR.
Brig Abby IN. g., Liverpool, salt, Lee Seldom &
Co.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, nler-
chandise and passengers, j. W. Wyatt, agent.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Geoghegan, Baltimore.
merchandise and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat
Company.
BALTIMORE, March 22.-Brig Virginia Dare.
THE HARBoR OF BALTIMORE.
The importance of pressing steadily lorwara TO
ing The present channel approaches to the harDor
Baltimore is now fully appreciated. Inc aenon OF
PROMPTLY voting the desired appropriation of $780,,
oOo for this purpose, rs recommended by INC specli
committee, 1t is believed VIII meet WIN genera up
nrniatiOn. With this amount, In addition to the
Saoo 600 recently appropriated by Congress FOR the
game purpose It Is expec ed that the work can be
CONNECTED by December next, go as to give the en-
tire Shin channel depth Of twcnty-four feet.
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner Monteyeu, from Virginia for New
WI HJio was ut Iewes. bel, March 20, with main
boom broken aud sails split, having put back from
Absecom. u1
New YORK, March 2l.-Arriyed, steamGrs Mag
nolia. Old Dominion, Georgia, and City OF farls
LONDON, March M.-The SIT amer cambria, lr Tta
Hamburg, for New York, is at Hayre disabled Inc
Haisatia takes tho Cambria's mails and passengers
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Alexandria.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.1
ALEXANDRIA, VA, March 24.-The sranary
and liquor store Of james Fosarty, corner
Columbus and Franklin streets. was burned
this evening. Loss, three thousand dol
lars. Partially insured.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, March 2i.-Flour quiet. Corn active
and firm; mixed, white, shcllod, sacked, 54G557c
Provisions In fair demand and steady. Pork drm al
Sl55OlG$l8 for round lots. Bacon-Shoulders eiCd
eac; clear rib-sides, 83@ssc.; clear sides Si@sic,
packed. Lard firm ut s3G9S3c: Tor choic. leaf In
Tobacco unchanged; sales, 1913 hogsheads.
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AxsUNclATloN DAy.-Services will be heid
In all the Catholic churches to-day the same
us on Sunday, in commemoration OF the an.
Douncement made to the Virgin Mary tnat
she would be the mother Of the saviour OF
mankind. Aununciation Day Is observed "
Catholics as holiday Of obligation.
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s. Neale; Nottowny, William 81. ManB Rc- |
anoke, G. B. Board Rockingham, Charles !
t. O'FerralI; Tazewell, William p Cecil;
Wythe and Pulaski, W iliam II. Boiling: Mid |
.dlesex and Matthews. Tholsns j. Christian: |
Accomac, Thomas C.. Parran1ore.
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ESTERED.-TheG German brig Elbe, Captain
Topp, from Liverpool with $500 sacks of salt
for Lee, Seldom & Co., of this city, was en-
tered at the custom house yesterday morn
inp .t.rs ~
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ST. LOEIS MARKETS

ST. LOUIS, March 2l-Flour quiet and unchanged
at SIC. Pork quiet Mt Sis. 250Sl55O Bacon easier
shoulders 84c. In April: clear sides. gtc in July
loo In August Lard In improved demand steam,
7bc on the Epot.
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FINANCIAL !,
BY TELEGahrH.l


NEW YORK. March 2s~-Money caster, ranging at
70 a fraction commission. Sterling, 1o7at9lG1
Gold. 1l5i@ll5s. Governments dull at advance
States dull: Tennessee's rather heavy.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

at 39{aicc Provisions strong. Pork, Sl5.?5. Lard
held more firmly mt &c. for stetn stSac. for kettle.
Bacon firm at 639ssc. Whiskey steady at Sec.
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD Coat
IGIIs q 1Qfa> q

RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD Coal ES
RICHMOND, January {, 1s7a. ) Fl,
AIOTICE.-On and after this date Deceni-
~ Der 2d) the PASSENGER and FREIGHT
PESSENGE Err TRAIN daily Except Sundaysjbc-
tween Richmond and West Point. leaving this do
pot Mt 2:30 r. NJ. III y ~
leave Richmond depot on WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS at o'clock a. NJ. go q Z
FREIGHT TRAIN for THROUGH FREIGHT
davs, aud Saturdays. al O'Clock A. ID. zS w
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN, between Richmond
and West Point, carrying local freight both wayr,
on Wednesdays and Saturdays, leaving Richmond
Mt 4 o'clock A. NJ. - aIsr5
). l.. TAYLOR, Freight and Ticket Agent. Rich.s
,,nnd s45s3 tao y
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET

PHILADELPHIA, March 2..-Beevcs In fair de-
mand and Hrner sales, 1000 head: extra Pennsyl-
vana and western steers S7f5@S8.os; fair to good,
St.sO6S7; common, $5(GSs. Sheep In fair demand
sales. 5000 head at S6@Sa. Hogs III demand; sales
6,0IO head at S8G1sS. 25.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, March 2I-VIrginia els, old, 30
consois, >5ds West vIrginiafs, IL. North Caro-
lina's, old, ga Bid to-day.
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QuALIFrEp.-Nr. Pleasant Gentry, the
newly-eiectcd member of the City Council
from Jackson Ward, qualified and took his
seat in that body last evening.
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BY Telegraph.
NEN XnRE MApHE Tr

NEW 1UIth MAKNETSs
NEW YORK, March A.-Cotton quiet; sales, 2,53s
baes: uDlands, 19sc Orleans, 1s1c. Flour In mode
rate demand; common 70 fair extra, $Rl5@Ss.3O
sep1 to ch0e s rs 9s Wheat
shade irmer and quiet. Rice quiet at 7aas.c. Pork
firm and quiet. Lard strong. Turpentine dull. Rosin
firm. TalOw frmer at atIS1c. ErpiRhtS outlet.
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RICHMOND, kREDERICRSBURgAN AND RnyoeAc4 Il
!. - NJ RAILROAD CONFANY,s OFFICE 81 y
GENERAL IcKET AND FREIGHT A0Ex1s .ss4s B
81 800 RICHMOND, February j. 12i& ~ q
cSCEEDIIT T. IN TR AIMS. ~ ST ~

H.
EieHaoND, FREDEaIcKsBuga AID luTo-
UP Day MAJ Ao , aAssas yAsaasssress ,ss5 10
.UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd lrees RsttasSs
IL AGO aceoS IL Hsnaafs leaves Brssa
), % DyWN DAY MALL arrives at Byrd skyss 49,
'i bows II NiGHT MAIL arrives a Byrdetrsaf
fs ~ 4. " esafsR5 81 fMtsssf
Broad station ss7 a. d. except On Dslss
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad st.ee. ssssloes IS
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays nc Gas 81 n d
connecting at Quantico with The AleznEdriA m
Fredericksburg railway. Returning. axTfyeM Bsngll,
days nj 4:4o P. NJ. at rs 3 4 Z gs
By order Of General Superintendent
fsB General Freight and Ticket Aseaa.
RIcHMoNp, December %. A75s -
pICHMOND AND DANYILLE EAIIr
IL RoAD.-on and after SUNDAY, Dscamnes ~
1871: 80 20. g 2 ,lss7e;s
daily Except Sundays) at $40 A. b.: lcayes Dam
Pm: - -;
Train No. 3 lLynchsurg passengerl Ies.a Rish-
mond daily at s:aS A NJ; arrives at LynchburT ~
aichmond DAILY at ssS p ~ tesres nsnytiIe da,i
It lo:ts L. M.; arrives at Greensboro daily az LIE
A. n. =, p {. yt-55st1
GOING EAST. ~ =,
Train No. Through mail aud expressl leaves
Greensboro daily at 10 A. NJ: lcnyes Dauye daily
:; i:32 A. d.; arrives AZ Richmond daily at fsstS
Pm. zs.1
Train No. Through passcnger) leayss Grosaa.
boro daily Except Sundays) at ll:io A. NJ: lssges
Danyilie at 1852 p. NJ. arrives ut Richmond at go
P. NJ. y
Train no. Q u,ynchburg passenger) leaves Lync1s
burg daily at A. NJ. leaves Burkeville AZ 1346 =.
n arrives at Richmond at AIS p. NJ. 49,. sss5
Trains Nos. z and 10 connect at Greensboro Nfzn
trains on the North Carolina railroad for all points
south. 80 - - ~ H3s
for Raleigh, arriving there at 705A. NJ. Passengers
leaving Raleigh, ut tbs r. NJ connect at GreensbR6
with train No. for Richmond. ~ ~ n q
Train No. connects at BurkSvfll6 with truSn O0
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad fur Ill
points southwest and south.
Lynchburg Accommodation Train leaves Hich- 4
mond at 1855 p NJ daily Except sun;aysl, arrtyink
Passenger train on the Atlantic, Mississippi Gnd
Ohio railroad for the southwest! @ ~ 1879 -
Passengers coming east leave Lynchburr aftaf tHe
arrival OF the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio pas.
senger train from BRISTOL and arrive at Rlchrnend
at 9:4s a. NJ. r.5,L II e -
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south and
southwest can be procured nj the ticket ONCE m
Richmond. and of II. T. WALKER Agent or Jtle s
Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1J24 Z
Slain street, Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
" JOHN K. MACMURDO.
General Freight and Ticket a gent.
r. NJ. Il. TALcorT, Engineer and Superintendrss
ent. 80. 81. ld -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH rs. 1873.
Sun rises 5:54 Moon rises. IA:
Sun sels.......... sos Hi-h Lide... 20:
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.

THE PORTO RICO EMANCIPATION BILL.
MApn1p, March 24.-The bill passed by the
Assembly on Saturday, abolishinS slavery in
the island of Porto Rico, provides that nboli-
lion shall follow Immediately upon the pro-
mitigation OF its passage. The emancipated
slaves will, however, be obliged to serve
for three wears with their present masters or
other resident on the island, and will enjoy
the political rights of Spanish citizens alter
five years shall have elapsed. The indem-
nitv to be paid to slave-owners Is to be
charged exclusively to the account OF the
Porto Rico Budget. Soon after the adop-
tion of the bill the dissolution Of the Cortes
was unanimously voted, and the House
broke up amidst great excitement in the
building and on the streets; but there was
no disorder, and the city has remained COM
plctcly tranquil.
LospoN. March 24.-Mr. Gladstone states
that the Geneva award does not enter into
the budget Of the present financial year,
which expires 31st of March.
Mir. Bradough, the popular orator, and
Wiikie Collins, are going to the United states
on 8 featuring tour.
British manufacturers of agricultural 1n-
PIGMENTS have resolved not to participate IN
the Vienna Exposition.
Franco.
PARIS, March 2..-The King of Portugal
has sent the Order OF s.. james to president
Theirs. ..tst ~ - :
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EfIIAGS.

RICHMOND CoMMASDERY. No. g.
KNIGHTS TEMPLaR,
RICHMOND, March rs, ls73.)
ORDERS No. 22.-SIR kNIGHTs,-~<f
~ Attend "A regular assembly Of the Com Nv
manlcry ut your asylum. in the Mason's ~
Tall. THIS EVENING at O'Clock. by
order of the Eminent Commander.
H.. l.. lass, Captain General.
Attest: WILLIAM J. R1DDICB, Recorder.
NIB nl-ifN
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Coz
RICHMOND, VA. December II, 1877. &

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD CO,l
RICHMOND, VA, December II, 1873.
I'M AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, De-
" GENDER 18th, the TRAINS on this road Will
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond ats A. ~
and 800 P. NJ aud leave Petersburg at HIS a. Ill
FREiGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach at.
,ached. leave Richmond at A. NJ. and 7: NJ. aud
leave Petersburg at $50 A. 81. and $50 y. NJ.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS win leave
Richmond aud Petersburg at ga. NJ. Returning
leave Richmond and Petersburg ut $40 z. NJ, Instead
If o'clock, rs heretofore.
The S A. M. TRAIN win not leave Richmond ON
SUNDAYS, and the sos p. Nj. MAIL TRAIN ana s:Se,
4. M. FhEIGHT TRAIN will not leave Petersburg
on SUNDAYS. 90 :
DAILY TRAIN, and those from Norfolk VIII con.
met at Petersburg with the LIES A. ri. TRAIN.
Passengers from Glover Hill will take the go "A
w. TRAIN on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
and returning leave Richmond on the same days NJ
The MAIL TRAINS viii stop only at Chester and
The : A. 81. TRAIN will connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad for
If P1HfTILLMA ES PALACE sLEEPiNG-CAE Will
he attached To the THROUGH TRAIN at Weldon
running through to Wilming,9n; !, ,evnsra u
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LECTURES,
ZOO IaTE ron cLAssaFICATI0N.

T1oIIgD. d LACE COLLAR; which. the
t owner can have. OH application TO this Office,
10y proving property aud paying for this sEs
msnt 81 49,. - - -
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RANxERs AND BROKERS'.
MILLINERY GOODS.

MILLINERY GOODS.
DIBBONS, MILLINERY, AND STRAW
GOODS, 1878.
Also. WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIEs, &C
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO.,
IMPORTERS, MANUFACTUEERs, AND JoBsERs.
BONNET TRIMMING,
NECK and SASH RIBBONS,
VELVET RIBBONS, NECkTiES,
BONNET SILKS, SATiNS,
vELYETs, and GRAPES;
FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
ORNAMENTS. FRAMES, &C.;
STRAW BoNNETs and LADIES' and CHILL
DREN'S HATS, trimmed and untrimmed.
And In connecting warcrooms,
WHITE GOODS, LINENS. EMBPoIDERIEs,
LACEs, NETS, COLLARS. SETS.
HANDKERCHIEFs, YELLING, HEAD NETS, &c.
Nos o37 and 239 Baltimore street.
Baltimore, sti.
Thee goods nre manufactured by us or bought for
casu directly from the European and American
manufacturers, embracing all the latest novelties,
uuec,aied In variety and ciieapness In any market
Orders filled With care, promptness, and dispatch
NH ce-codl2t&
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n.RRIAGE sPoNGEs. BATHING
Z issI,flr,r,ES TOILET SPpNI3ES, and CHA
nitiIs - -' = - T.. WAGNER, Druggist.
= NIL "a 4 sixth aud bread streets.
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g. "; ton # past-duc bond. -. .?72u 90
'... 20 irnd Cautc!!c.i........... $40 90
1920 90
~. EgcIiuan & &C. claim for salD.. I0,nu0 o.
'-i r,h' aud ohio C"uIpany........ .3J, 100 90
It ttucaiiUn eight per cent, bonds 5000 90
....> t.yG' Improvement eight per cent.
1890 90
''..i- - finance Committecf for
.'rr.i purposes, six per
80 1. ,s,gd- .............. -. Sl42 200 GO
'~- Ia!d bv warrant. &c, on
''' iI!i"r for paSt-dua
l,.jl.s observation-disclosures. 1892 so
- l3O.5s7 so
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The above is the most comnlete assortment Of
INITIAL PAPERS ever offered in this market,
any Of which viii be sent 70 any address In the
United States postpaid upon receipt Of the price.
by j. T. ELLYSON,
Bookseller and Statloner,
11l2 Main street, Richmond, Va.
NH O. doto,y 4 ,rtpssToy
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DE SOTO INITIAL.

Each box contains one quire OF fine paper and one
psck Of best quality new style envelopes, stamped
with old English letters put up In handsome box.
Price Der box, so cents.
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Each box contains one qure Of fine French Pa
per and one pack OF French Envelopes, stamped
with initial letters Box green, satin-anish, with
handsome chromo-liihographecp picture on each box.
Price per box, 20 cents.
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S.-SOUTHWARK COMPANY'S
J. ENGLISH WRITING INK writes black and
never fades. sole agent for United States,
SCHENCK TAG CO., SIS Beekman street, N. I. =.
NH,
The Jasper weekly courier., 1873-07-25

The steamship Atlantic. after having
successfully encountered violent storms,
was wrecked when almost In sight Of
the harbOr she was seeking. Many a
man has acquired fortune by patient in
dustry. and lo>t Il az the last. leaving his
family destitute. II follows that every
man should insure his life. Life insurance
affords absolute protection 10 the family.
Be careful 10 select good company. one
that you can always depend upon. The
New York Life Insurance Company offers
sets amounting 10 SD 20co.OoO. and every
desirable form OF policy. Full particulars
can b. had BY addressing the home Office
at 80 and 34s Broadway. New York. or
l,y calling on one Of their agents. Good
agents wanted everywhere
The Jasper weekly courier., 1873-07-25
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The LITTLE CORPORAL I.lfe On AZ
Island. "a new story by Helen G. weex. 80.
gun in the July number, and those wh0 rell ~.
op~ning chapter Will be sure 20 want the rsu.i--
der Of the serial. Hidden Treasure, - br Ma,
A. DenisoR, j. continued in this number. a.
there are also several short interesting oriri,,l
stories. poems. etc The terms Of Ihe Linls Cor
pOrsi are sl 81 year. and in addition % n.
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and new dress and many improvements. but IN
II has = right To- Its reading matter = orixins
and fully up to the standard OF that published -
Eastern magazines OF threeor four times Il price
An educational department added this inoufh
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