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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-12

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY CoUETY-Judge
James Il. Cos.-The February term of this
court promises to be 4 lengthy one. The
grand jury found true bills against the fol.
lowing parties: John S. Taylor for burglary
and in two cases fer grand larceny: William
Pemberton for petit larceny; Thomas
Browder for assault and battery Richard
Watkins for manning; Lawson Patteson for
felony 4. G. ELAN for assault and battery ;
Horace Bnlkley for obtaining money under
false pretences.
The case OF John s. Taylor (colo.ed), In
.lieted as above, was tTst called, aud; after
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-12

DEATH OF WORTHY FIREMAN.-Mr. John
A. Musscn, tillerman of Company f, Fire
Department, died at A. NJ. yesterday, IN
the thirty.ifth year Of his age, after two
months sickness. Mr.. Mussen has been
u devoted fireman for many years, and was at
all times willing to risk his life in the protec-
ton of the property of others. He leaves a
wife, but no children, to regret his death,
and it will be difficult task for the city to
supply the place of so valuable pilot of the
hook-and.ladder truck. The funeral will
take place from st. JameS's church at 10
O'Clock this morning,
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SUDDEN ATTACK OF PARALysIs.-Mr. John
w. Ferguson, of the firm Of Ferguson +
Rady, printers, of this city, was suddenly
stricken with paralysis yesterday about 10
O'Clock. Mr.. Ferguson went 10 work as
usual in his Office yesterday, and feeling
somewhat indlsposcd he laid down for few
moments, when he was suddenly taken with
this severe attack. from which he YVES greatly
relieved by tie prompt attention of DR.. L.
.. Edwards, who fortunately happened to
be present at the time. Mr.. Ferguson was
Immediately taken to his residence, on The
corner of TweEty.third and Broad streets,
and up TO late hour last evening was in-
proving.
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SEED CATALoGUE.-We have from Messrs.
Allison g. Addison their seed catalogue and
almanac tor 1873. This Is the best and most
comprehensive book Of its kind that we
have seen. 1t contains many useful hints
end directions for the cultivation of yegeta-
BIes, when and how to plant them, and list
sf the most approved varieties in each class
those which hayc from experience proved
siaase. Neither amateur gardeners nor those
who raise vegetables for r0ft should be with
cutH copy Of this useful It'll lie book; which will
lie given TO any one desiring copy. Messrs.
Allison 81 Addison have the. reputation Of
keeping the best and freshest seeds In the
naetkets ...s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-12

y valuable assortment Of HOUSEHOLD ana
I<ITCHEE FURNITURE, consisting OF
CHAIRS,
TABLES,
BEDS and BEDDING.
CARPETS,
ard ;naiiy other useful articles too numerous TO
mention. ,.r,.>
Administrator II. 1ouS non with the will aEneXe"
Of John Watkins. deceased
Moony {. EnyAII,. iuctionccrs fe ltd
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DR.. Persons, TIE GREAT MAGNETIC Ply
sic1AS, has arrived in this city, and publishes
Il card in another column. lie comes in.
dorsed by a large number OF physicians, min
listers of the gospel, and other well-known
public men, and by many southern editors.
If he performs in our city one-tcnth Of the
remarkable cures he is said to have per-
formed elsewhere he will be hailed rs il pub
liz. hcuplaCtnr.
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DER FRElscnUTz.--Thc Theatre will be
thrown open again Tomorrow evening, on
which occasion the charming opera of Der
r'leischuz will lie presented by the GesaDg-
yercin Virginia. an amateur musical assocu-
ton of this city. Judging from the rapid
sale of reserved seats the house will be
crowded ald the society properly rewarded
for their excellent training as well as trouble
aud expense incurred to present the opera
successfully. 1t will be repeated on Friday
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New Mar or VIEGISIA AND WEST VIRGINIA.
Mr.. Charles l.. Ludwig, Of this city, has most
scasonaily publisiicda new map Of Virginia
and West Vir"ini, from late surveys by
Commodore Maury. This map seems 10 he
quite accurate. aud * the first TO present the
correct line Of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road rs laid down by Chief Engineer Whit
comb, together with the names Of the sta
tons from White Sulphur to Huntington.
Each purchaser Of one of these maps re-
ccives also NIP Of Richmond. For sale Gy
J, Il, EliysuD, liz Main street.
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what hug Become Of Our Taxes?
PORT MAYO AND FULToN,1
February II. 1873,


Editors Richmond Dispatch:
Geptlenen,-Permit me TO call attention,
through the columns ofyour valuable paper,
to the miserable condition of the streets in this
section. In 1867 this section was annexed
to the city of Richmond. One Of the condi
tons of annexation was as follows: The
taxes collected for three years shall be spent
on improvements in the section annexed.
How this part Of the contract has been full
filled will cndcavor to show: Since 1867
we havereceived Il few gsE-lamps, three loads
coal-ashes for sidewalks, and about 100 yards
of stone gu,te,ing. A few weeks previous
to the lat municipal election the city sent us
Il plough, and in few days our then bad
enough streets were turned up, and have
since remained in the same condition. 1t is
to-day almost impossible to haul half an ordi-
nary load Oh any street in this section. After
waiting patiently for five years for the pro-
missed improvements, the property holders
have determined to take steps to see if we
have any rights that the City Council is
bound to respect. We have complied with
our part of the contract by paying the taxes
assessed by the city, and receiving nothing
in return. TAXPAYER.
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, SEVERAL
4 TRACTS or LAND. containing from 100 to
Loo acres each. heavily imncreI. near Rircs sta-
ton. :irhmnnd and Petersburg railroad. = "lilin
two miics Of talnct river, Chesterfield COUNTY.
For terms and price. apply I"
MOODY & EOYhil-
Office corner seventh and liull streets.
70 Manchester, Va.
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by GruDIbs 4 Williams,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE YALut-
L BILE LITTLE + \ X VI CALLED WEST
HAMPTON, On TIE WE>TiiAM SohD, FOUR
MILES AND a HALF WEST OF RICHMOND.
Incxccutinn Of The provisions OF Decd Of trust from
81. z. Lawton To I.uciGa Hill, dated 10Th 'c;oi"r.
1853, and recorded in lenricu County Court oilre,
hcus thereto required by tic assigrcc of the crcd,
sell ut auction. II the Office of Mcssrs Gruth- <.
Williams. In the city Of Richmond. on THUR
DAY. 18th Of February, at O'Clock J.. NJ, the LIT
TIE FARM above referred 10, containing FORTY
ONE AND A HALF ACRES, running back to the
canal.
The improvements consist CT good FRAMED
DWELLING with about six ROOMS, the usual cut
houses. and good orchard
TERMS: The decd prcScribcg = sale Cor cash bu.
arc authorized 10 STATE that more iaVoraDie tClnS
will be made known 4. tic time III sale.
N. N. GlLllAA.l srr. rrrs,er..
fe JOHN *. GUY.
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Auctionecrs ard Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between s1ain ard BsEk.

Observation-Disclosures CORN
Y MILF, ONE MILE From The CITY AND
NEAR TIL CHESAPEAKE AND Dt!ID RAIL
ROAD, FOR SALE ST ) &c rICS.--Ee Sill soll gt
auction, Gu the prer,igcs, on FRIDAY She lgh ~
february mt - o'clock 3.. the very valuable -FOUR
Gently Rragg'5 OF a rever-fdirs stream rcar tie
city. The fcur-nl and fixtures are entirely new
nearly three acrcs Of land nitIche,I, and tho pro
perry is well situated for establishing other miiG-
factories tan milling. 10 practical TiIlcr tbs isa
rare chance for cnbarkiag Ia profitable business
TERMS: LIBERAL, and mace Known on the day ~
sale. GRUBBS i WItLLijlS.
fpa Auctoreprs.
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SQUARE BusISEss lIousE.-Ever since as
sumina control OF :!c oHroni "c have had dealings
with the advertising FIRM OF GEORGE j. howell
( Co, Al Park Row, New York city, and have found
ti"In Just, upright, and honorable gentlemen il
every instance" just such as II is pleas frr
persons wishing to advertise ar newspaper Incn to
do business with. We chccrfuliy recommend them
to Ihosc wishing to make their wants known t!rous
the rrcss-RocLtgrG (fU.J Jtur8ni.
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Card.

The undersigned, president and vice-pre-
sident of the Petersburg Savings and Insu-
rance Company, were opposed to the recep-
ton of the dividends said to be due the COM
pany on 200 shares Of Petersburg Railroad
stock, but were oyerruled by Il majority OF
the Board. DARCY PAUL,
A. G. NICKNAME,
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IyJrRY TO PROMINENT C1TIzES.-Colo-
ne! William i. Tanner, Of this city. who
was returning home from trip to the North,
attempted to jump from the ! =. N. Fredc-
rirksl,urs train yesterday as it was passing
iuto tie tinuc'. and in the act lie fell, and
was scrionsl? and painfully injured in the
shoulder. He Was Immediately taken TO his
residence. where prompt medlcli treatment
WI; reus2rcd. At n late hour last night he
Was tuiIs VI ell.
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BURIED ALlvE-At an early hour yester-
dizzy morning. while number Of hands were
engaged In digging out 4 culvert on Second
between Clay md Marshall streets, negro
man, whose name was not ascertained, was
caught under falling earth and literally
buried alive. His tellow-worknen came
promptly to his assistance, however, and it
was not long before he was taken out, COLI
sideribly bruised and cut. Medical aid was
summoned, and ut last accounts the injured
man was dong well.
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jon puiSriS..-W'e call the ,ttnnt!rn OF mcr-
chants, ccrs OF COURTS, >hcriis lawyers. railroad,
steamship and canal oilccrSan4 agents andali others
having orders for printing To the facilities o!crId a:
the DISPATCH PGtSTiSG ESTABLISHMENT for lhs
prompt and faithful execution Of al kinds Of jon;
rRlSrfNq. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bil-iIcads Heads. Programmes, BAL Tickets.
Blanks. Pamphlets, Tags, lIamd-Ei!is, Catalogues
Bills of Fare. Show-Ei>, Checks, Drafts, &c, 81.
guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-12

MEET!HG or STATE CEEmTcEs.-JhercW Will
be Il preparatory meeting Of the creditors OF
the State, in response 10 resolution OF the
General Assembly passed some tune ago, at
the Exchange Hotel Tonight at i O'Clock.
Members OF the Legislative committee vii!
also Ec ire. eD /
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s;A S'eS.

NTANTED. by IL lady o. experience and
" skill. It SITUATION N = school or family to
teach drawing. painting, and ornamental work. Ad-
,irc5j TEACHER, 90 wc$t Clay street, Ricllmond,
vi. 1c l.-ll~
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ELECTION CT PEorEsscEs OF TIE hGRG-
CULTURAL CcLLEGE.-At Il meeting Of the
board OF this institution, held last night at
he Exchange Hotel, Mr.. j. W. {. Davis, OF
Wcstnryeiand county, Was elected to ill the
chair of agriculture, and DR.. Eizey, ci Ia1i-
1uier county, to that of technical mechaii-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-12

TRINITY sTpEPLE.-The congregation Of
Trinity church have determined to finish the
work upon the steeple of their church,
which was suspended when the war broke
out. The church cdifice had just been fin.
ished, but operations upon the lspire had On
end with the commencement Of Tho war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-12
By Moody G. RoyalI,
ny 4HVUHy q TUydfff
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
corner Seventh and Hull streets, Manchester I

Zeal Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
corner Seventh and Hull streets, Manchester, v,
TRUSTEES SALE OF YALUARIE
a REAL ESTATE IN TIE TOWN OF la
CHESTt R..By virtue OF Il deed Of trust exncr:ed
by William I. l.ithgow. trustee for Martin II 1T
gov, 10 Emmett ". Weisiger. dated September 81
ls1e and duly recorded In the County Court clerk.
office of Chesterfield county. decG-book yolnn,e -
page 557, the undersigned will expose for .al. =;
public auction. on the premises. OF SATURDAY.
February Is, 1879. at O'Clock L. H.. the iol!oHlHg
property-to wit:
One DOUBLE FRAMED DWELLING, situated
on the south side OF Fourteenth or Harrison street
Ire lot fronts on said Fourteenth street % feet. and
runs pack between parallel lines 1872 feet The house
contains five or six ROOMS.
very LOT ut the corner Of Deca,rr
ana Ninth streets fronting %! fee: the south side.
OF Ninth street and running tlck 10 feet.
This e valuable property. convcg;,ntIy located
and should engage the attention Of thcs. rct King
good investment.
TERMS: Onc-fourih cash; balance at four. eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes cariny siN
per cent. interest, secured by trust deed.
Re i!-tdS j.. W. WElSIGE.. Trustee
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BY J.. d. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent end Auctlonecr,
No. Fourteenth street, between Main and
Franklin streets.

A THE REQUEST OF TIE OWNER,
"A shgll sell at public auction. on the premises,
on TUESDAY the 18th day Of February, 1872 al
liaf-past. O'Clock j. -. Ill the HOUSES and A.
rERiAL on The lot OH the northwest side of Fifth
ana Franklin streets. There is supposed to lie about
i1.ruy bricks.
Parties desiring to purchase can examine TIE pre-
r,isns lc.orc The t!ay oc sue by calling on ilr. +.
Powell or Mr.. DIV. Archer, who ere now occupying
tire premises.
TERMS: CASH. or negotiable note ut ninety days
with approved indnr=cr, Interest added
J.. u. EACHG.
fen huc.ioueer.
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% w NNDILAt 1us AI.s
President Board Of Health.

SENT TO CHEsrERFIELD.-Miles Shields,
charged with stealing about SIS worth OF
wearing apparel from Robert r. Morris, Of
Chesterfield, was examined by the Police
Justice yesterday morning and turned over
to the authorities of Chesterfield county for
trial,
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ADVERTISING IN lirSlISGToS-Thc newspa-
pers published IN Huntington have all extensive.
circulation through the country which is opened 10
Richmond l;y the completion Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. VI. EILYs0H ,S Go. are authorized to
make contracts for advertising in both papers at low
r,fn
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT.O OFFICE FEBRUARY IL, 1879
S. j. Woodbridge, No. 60A Leigh street,
Richmond, Va; Rev. w. S. Webb, No. 80
Bible House, New York; William Logan,
care of George II. Thompson, Norris county.
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SMALLPOX REPoRT.-OFrIcE oP TIE BOARD
;oF HEALTH, February II, 1875 cases of
rariolous disease have been reported for the
week ending to-day; Of which three are
smallpox and three .yariooid.
j. G. CABELL, NJ. D.,
President Board of Health.
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CONVICT LABoR.-The bill offered by Mr..
Clopton, of Chesterfield, prohibiting the
hiring OF conyicls to learn stone-cutting and
other trades, camo under the consideration
of the Committee for Courts Of Justice of
the House on Monday. On the motion to
report the bill the committee stood equally
divided for and five against.
Tile bin is now on the calendar Of the
House, and will be warmly pressed by its
friends.
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Corn AND FLOUR ExcHANaE.-The men,
bers Of the Corn and Flour Exchange, ~
request of Mr.. l.. D. Crenshaw, president,
will meet at p. N. at the Exchange, TO take
part in the Chesapeake and Ohio celebration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-12

BEN Co7TEELL. CORNER NINTH AND BASIN
BANK. can furnish Cur citizens with any kind Of
fael, and especially soft coke. which we consider tie
best fuel for ccnking-sloves in tho market
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Ben CoTTRELL. CORNER NINTH IND BASIN
BANK. keeps tho very best Bon franklin c@g and
stove anthracite coal. Also, ccst ok and pine
wood-slWcd and SPLIT.
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IIukRAII the train on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad Is coming, but ASTOSI las already come
with his sweet oranges ana Malaga grapes.
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PEMBROKE SIIiRTF.-The justly celebrated Penn
broke shirts made order, and perfect I'll guaranteed
In all cases. hy Z. 3. SPENCE & sos, 1860 MAIN
street.
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LOOK OFT FOR TIE CHESAPEAKE AID OHIO
RAILROAD train, hut don't forget ANTONl's is the
place for iilic confectionery.
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FCHS AT COST--r. WEisIGEE Il Go. ha"c some
very handsome sets. ANY one wishing 10 buy bar
gain car do so now, as they are positively selling
their entire stock ut cost.
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TIE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTION OF TALEN-
TINES in the city can he foundat &. +. jolSSfoNs,
q Nfti 81
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ESTRE STOCK on FCiS At CoaT.-r. WElsIGEU
& CO.. In order not IN carry over any old sock oil
furs to next :eason, will cluse oft rycryhingln thai
line at cost.
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ia fsE1kss.s III ssxo Tsssy6 Z;
By Cook q Laasl ION. Anct,cnesfs.

GPEGIAL AND ATTRAGTTYE SALE
NJ OF .aI.aI;agrIiR AND 3ftHBLE ST aTIt,
AIRY, VaHEB, iUs.se. ~ Ifs Iri.Es, GROUPS. i,is-
NaMfNT~. u c. AT hGCTiUN.--(n rfiiIps.
DAY iie instant, O. 10 O'Clock, we win seii ~
the s orc recently occupied By Mr.. =. Z.SrELi.E
No 1sei Main street, largea beau!i collection
ITALIAN. MARBLE and ALABAsTER STA
VASES, URSs, GARB-gECEIyEgs.
GROUPS, FIG UREs, ORNAMENTS, &c.
imported by Sessrs. P8UDGLfIGI &c E,If)Vay-
NOM. of New York, which for bsaaty OF dsstr,,
and finish ate superior to any ever offered In tfis
city. - 80 - - A VIZ"
The collection will be reads for exhibition o,
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON when catanpnns
may lie had. 40
The ladies are especially invited to attend tb,.
safe. COOK & LAUGHTUS.
. 10 IL Anttfoneay.
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If YoU ARE HUNGRY TO-DAY just stop at AN
TOMS and get Il good dinner.
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Total. 49,. a2,,e92 - ala,ssa g sa9.,A 50 lcl
nr o,.nnd total Of S9g23IS.b9.

] or a grand total of S99S, 1850.
Deduct SIG, SOC So, the excess OF value OF
public school property In 1872 over that ID
ISL. and we have as the total cost for cur
rent expenses SSl6,Si2.03.
The total cost of pubic education in the
State for the year Il less than the amount re-
ported. because it appeared evident IN
analyziny the reports Of county superintend-
ems that some Of them had charged TO the
current wears account the liabilities for Tie
ye,r urcyi; las, which were paid during the
enr,eu, year. This discovery was made too
Ja,e TO return the reports for correction.
The unpaid balances due IN the districts
! for an PURPOSES at the end Of the scholastic
wear 1911 arc given in table No. 2, aud
summed up on page 1S7 Of the report Tor
tim, year, and are shown to amount to nearly
$4,000. How much OF that amount may
have inadvertently been included in the re-
ports of the local officers as part OF the eX-
penscs Of the next year the Superintendent
cannot say, because be had not supposed the
amount to bc sufficiently large to justify the
trouble aud expense Of returning the reports
for correction, and then recalculating all our
yolllnlinous statistical tables after the results
had been published. +,
The report embodies statistics gathered
from upwards Of 1000 school officers and
teachers. In working over the enormous
mass of materials errors arc often discovered,
the most of which are small and easily co.,
rected; but some cannot be rectifed without
the return of the papers. Had the confu-
sion existing In some reports with regard to
the unpaid balances Of the previous year
been discovered in time the necessary cor
rertions would have been obtained; bot
even IS the matter now stands the grand to-
tai cannot be affected materially by the accu-
.racy. Strike OF $4,000 for tho unpaid ba-
auces enormously included In the current
expenses, then strike of the outlay for real
estate AMI the donations to schools from out
side 7ources, we have as the total cost OF pub
lie education to public funds about S1O0,o00
for the year ending August 81, 1872.
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pISsoLUTIOS.-TEc concern Of II. L. sALA-
MoyaKY & Go. has h:ca dissolved. see advertise
lncnt in another column.
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TIE PLACE FOR a GOOD INVESTMENT is at AN
TOMS confectionery.
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GUSrownER TEAs--yery fuc--W. D. BLAIR &
Co.. Ninth and Main streets.
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"B SELECT" WHISKEI--a pure medicinal arti-
Gle. W. II. BLAIR & CO., Ninth and Main streets.
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aucTsox SALES TEEls DAF.

On, n1I snles Of real estate made bircen The ld Of
January ind cot! IF Jnne the tnres for TIC pre-
sent ye,ir hare tn be paid hHfhe purchaser. on
oj tie cur he tces hdreto Dc pnid by tie stlitT.
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DER FHEISCuUTz LInRrVToS At c. I. JOIN
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SUSPENSION OF BUSINESS,

II has been generally agreed by the plcr-
chants and business men OF Richmond that
business will be promptly suspended at
O'Clock and the stores closed, In order that
all may take part in this great demonstration.
The workshops. too, viii doubtless suspend
operations, and the mechanics will thus lie
enabled to add their strength Of numbers,
and welcome TO the East tie first CT The trade
which must flow over this great line of rail-
road