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Chicago and the South,

The queen city Of the lakes is seeking out
lets southwardly. A convention has just
been held at indianapolis to consider the
means of constructing a railroad from!
Chicago ria Lexington, hy, direct
TO some southern point the most adj
vantaceous to Chicago. The convention
seemed quite in earnest, and n prelmi-
nary survey will soon be made with the view
of settling the question of route; but Lex
iugton is point in the line alread; deter
mined upon.
Our opinion is that the northwestern cities
will find by practical experience that 1t is
not their best policy in seeking outlets to the
Atlantic to 60 below the Virginia southern
boundary line. If they aial at points south
of that line they will be forced TO South Car
DINA, and even there they will find the port
OF the principal city no great affair for its
depth and breadth Of water. Beaufort, S. c.,
is one Of the greatest ports on the Atlantic
coast for depth and breadth Of water; but
then there is not even q place worthy the
name of town there, which shows that there
are disadvantages and discomlorts there
which have prevented the establishment of Il
city. The temperature and the health Of the
place arc not such as to invite people to it,
and not such as TO admit OF the establishment
OF great commercial town so long as there
are other places suited to commerce, and pro-
motive of human comlorth, health and en-
ergy.
So, below the Virginia line any point Of
export and import for tile cities Of The North
west and West would be disadvantageous to
the trade and the health Of those employed
in transportation by reason Of temperature,
and the increased dangers TO articles per-
ishabe ard affected by temperature.
We say, with no sectional prcjudiccs but
what incline to tie South, that experience
will prove that the southern ports below
North Carolina will not be practically adj
yantageous TO the northwestern and western
cities. And we say furthermore that the
Virginia Underwater ports occupy the medium
line between obstructive trosts and opprcs-
sive heats, which exactly meet the. wants Of
tic Ohio and Mississippi cities.
This scheme, developed aud sustained al
indianapolis, has a strong recommendation
for the earnest support Of Chicago. The
first section Of the work is 4 run from Chi
caso to Lexington, kentucky. There it
strikes the Chesapeake ard Ohio railroad,
which offer. the shortest rp1ltc to fhp 4 lan-
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Article from the Evangelist.
FREE TRADE IN MONEY.


Nearly one hundred years ago Jeremy
Bentham, writing from "Crithof in White
Russia" addressed 10 his counrymcn in
England 4 series Of letters, to which, III their
collected form, he gave The p3raduXirll title
of ~ Defence of U>uIy.' This WAS 4 bod
but powerful attack UPON those legal rcs;ric-
tons on the rate Of interest which had so
long prevailed in England. Bchtham's bool;
minds, and since his day very few competent
teachers Of Political Economy have been
found to dispute his positions. They rccos-
nize, with him, tic fact that while money Is
mcaSure-not Il Standard Of value, it is
also itself commodity as truly rs anything
else that is offered in the market, and that il
is therefore necessarily subject to variations
in value. Its Use may be worth twice or ten
times us much in a ncwly-sctted community
as in an old one, and even in the same. mar
ket it may, from perfectly legitimate causes,
iluctuatc from month to mouth, or even day
to day.
This fnct in commercial community is
one CT great Importance. It shows that
natural laws, and not legislative enactments.
determine the value Of money. and Of course
of lis use, whivh we dcnoninatc interest.
The idea that legislation can take the matter
out OF the control Of natural laws is one Of
the venerable traditions Of the past. It's
wisdom is on par with that OF ether sunlp-
tuary laws, as the attempt by statute to
regulate the price of bread or grain, the
hours o. the wages of labor. All that is
called for is such legal provision i'll this
matter as gives security against fraud OF
extolt ton, the assignments Of normal rate of
interest where there is no special agreement
between parties.
In the money market no law Of the State
can secure any fixed and unyurying rate of
interest, and if it could, it ought not. 1t
would simply paralyze enterprise ard en-
courage fraud and secrecy in order to evaGe
the hardshiDs it imposed. Il may be said
that the borrower needs protection, and the
borrowers are ten to one in excess OF lenders.
But the same argument would apply to war-
rant the Legislature in putting q liked price
on grain or -four; for here, too, the con-
sumers might be said to need protection, as
they are more than ten 10 Que in excess OF
producers.
But wise eXpeaiercy will never trans.
gress the rules of justice. It will not attempt
to fix an uuvarying value or what Is itself
constantly varying. In doing so il violates
natural law. Ityiolates the rights of owners.
It tends practically 10 make fal.ehood current.
These are considerations which deserve
the attention of our legislators. In other
States they have commanded attention and
inoditled legislation. That they will do SO
in our own State there can he no reason 20
doubt. We must choose between constant
evasion Of obnoxious laws that other States
fcsweeping from their statute-books and
. course of policy which has been advocated
by the fairess and ab,cst thinkers. The mis-.
cssefs hat may llsrltl,s foiiDh, in case tlhe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-17

LARGE CLAIM.-A claim Of Stewart, Bu-
chanan K Co., amounting to Sit Geo, princi-
pal aud interest, Was presented to the Board
of Supervisors OF Henrico county at tDeir
meeting on Saturday. This amounr is due
for sat purchased during tie months OF
April, May, june, ard July, 1863, from
these parties, and for which the county gave
bonds, rs il was believed, payable two years
after date. AS the present currency was the
only legal tender at the li:ile the bonds were
payable, the holders OF them require pay
ment for the full value expressed on their
face. The Board deferred action upon the
claim until the 18th instant, 10 which time
they adjourned.
In the mean time the Commonwealth At
torEey has been requested IL look into tie
matter and advice Lltn what 10 do III the
premises 4 number OF interesting qic,-
tions vii! probably arise during tie adjuu!c:I-
ton of the clse, uol tie le;t>t OF icii is that
of the division OF the county. since these
bonds were given 4 large slice Of the terri
tory of the county, and that the most poTu-
lous, has been ccded to the city CT Richmond.
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jos tRIsTIyc.--We cali tho attention OF me,
chants, clerks Of COURTS slierifs lawyers, ra.ro,
steamship andcanal officers and agents. and MI o,g,,
having orders for printing 10 e facilities oer,J
The DISPATCH PRtsTISG EsrABLtsnNEsf for t,,a
prompt and f:d:bfu, execution Of all kinds N J,u
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Carl.
Bill-lieads, Letter Heads, Programmes, 3a Tese
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, HanG-tlis, Catab.se.
Bills Of Fare. show.D!lis, Checks. Drafts, &C.,
satisfaction guaranteed.
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The Gl1estiOn of TISnrV.

We have received the following note and
the Enclosed extract from one Of the most
eminent and eStimable diynes Of this city.
We present the letter, and the article from
that distinguished religious journal the Ecan-
gelist, as opposite to tue discussion of the
interest bill now pending in the Legislature
''FEBRuARY II, 1878.
"Eaitors Of Dispatch: You are uuques.
tonably right in Your Interpretation CT the
Bible view OF u,ury.
subject from the New York Ecangciist
which you may not have seen.
"IOurS, respectfully. ---n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-17

TEE AMENDMENT IN BANKRUPTCY, approFeu
bv the President, about which we had n
telegram Saturday, is not that which people
thought it was. \ Washington letter says
"The announcement that the President has
approved the act to amend an act to estab-
lish,a uniform system of bankruptcy may
lead to some misapprehension in the absence
of an explanation that the bill applies only TO
certain insurance companies IN Boston
whose losses by the fire of last fall would
have forced them into bankruptcy but Tor
the relief afforded by this amendment"
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nasessriss to'tlhs root h0tslIieeis.

N T. said certain persons can't pay above Ie
six per cent. Well shall the owner o.
money be compelled to loan bis money at
six when be can get eight or ten? SO, also,
If man says he can only pay seventy.fye
cents per bushci for corn when It brings in
the market 81 per bushel, shall tie man who
has tho corn be compelled to sell at seventy,
five cents? Corn and money cost labor
and shall ono be put under restraint as to the
gains it may bring and the other not7
Georgia has done right. Virginia viii
compare badly with that State, so much hel
junior, If she continues the folly Of attempt
ing to regulate the price Of money and mo-
the prices of the necessar;es of lie.
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TIE rREE-nURSING, CLEAN. EGG, STOVE. and
NUT AETuRAcIIE CoAL, sold by weight, by j. b.
WATKINS, I'LL Main street, and the Cumberland for
steam and Tho Glover Hi for CRATES, &C., and his
,nachine-prcparcd kindEng and cooking wood, are
al! ursurrQs ed for quality anu cheapness.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, by the Rev. John A. Straughan, O, y.
18th of February, SAMUEL u. NELSON OF Me-
chester. to Miss GORNELIA 4. TALBOT, CT Gle.
terheld county, Va.
Married on Tuesday, February 9TH, at Grace.
Street Baptist church. by the Rev. y. W. WI4,6.
,. D., Mr.. ROBERT HILL, JR., to Mis-, EVELYN
G. BERNARD; both of this city.
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present IENTs.-The grand jury Of the
County Court OIL Saturday made present
merts against the following parties Charles
Harvey, for assault and battery on w. II.
EMy; Andrew Scbcrmcr. for unlawful
gaming ut his ordinary: Philip Lambert,
for assault and battery On Phoebe Williams
and K. and Philip Stabe; Robert Maxwell,
for peddiiug without a license.
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'iiats ii choseb, nm correct shemss Ives aitd
;they cal, scarcely be compared WITH those
which attend our present traditional policy.
We have no apprehension that free trade 70 !
money viii work any permanent mischieI
Ranv more than free trade in wheat or any
other market commodity. The laW that ae-
ternines values is the law of GOD, operating
through conditions which Providence mas
determined, and human tamperins with II j
only an attempt to substitute the fictitious
FIR fhe real
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Death OF. A RAILROAD EMPLoYEs.-alr. }.
D.P:icst, I brakeman ON one Of the delGyt q
trains from Huntington, who had both legs
broken ut Linton on Thursday, noti:c OF
which accident appeared in the te'eglaphic
columns Of the Dispatch, died from the et-
tect Of his injuries on Friday. Dir. Priest
was the brakeman who accompanied the
first special train which left Richmond Oh
Thursday, January 23d, Mt 7 O'clock z. N,
and returned with the same train after sue
cesslul trip to Huntington on Saturday, Te-
bruary iSt.
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PUoToGRArHS.-The carG-rictures produced by
REEFS /. CO. for $3.50 Per dozen are, in point q
G.,,sh as good II not better than any made at dou
bic Tie cost elsewhere. Their large work Is proper
tlonately cheap. They are the only artists In The
city who are successful III the reproduction Of ole
pictures. Their new copying instruraen; enable:
them to do this work at uneqnalled low prices. 81
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AMONGST THE LIVE AND PROGRESSIVE INsTt-
TuT.oys Of the day is GEORGE p. RowELL s. Co.'S
Advertising Agency, No. Il Park Row, New York.
The establishment Is SO systcmaazed, and their
facilities are so ample, that the public Is sure Of
being served In the most complete manner."-BaS-
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DROPPED DEAD.-Ric!nrd johnson, col.
orcd nan, about forty years OF age, employed
in the tobacco factory Of Dr.. Patterson, cor.
rcr OF Arch and Seventh streets, dropped
dead at his bench ut II a. NJ. On Saturday.
He had been complaining for some time OF
palpitation OF The heart and pain in lis breast,
and had not worked OH Friday, but resumed
it On Saturday. He died Instantly. Dr..
Taylor, coroner. was called to view tie
body, but after teing informed of all tic cir
cllmslances deemed an inquest unnecessary.
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tions 8, 8, and d, pier go, Code of 1866.
aBy Mr. KxYgEa Petition of citizens Of Page
county asking that the law be amended 50 as
10 entitle Page county to n judge. BY DIR.
WHanror TO amend section 5th of an act
incorporating the town Of Cfristiansburg,
&c. BY Mr.. EARLY: To prescribe the mode
nv which new roads shall be opened, &c.
Adjourned -s--- - 80
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CoyrEYANcEs OF REAL ESTATE for the week
ending February 10, 1878:
Lot fronting G94 feet Oh an alley between
Sixth and Seventh streets, for 81, APO.
Lot fronting 10 feet on Graham street (Ful'
tom, for 500.
Lot fronting so feet on Grove street be-
tween Poplar and Clarke, for 8 400.
Lot fronting S7a feet on Poplar street cor
per Maple, tor $1,000.
Lot fronting Is feet on Fousbee street be-
tween Jackson and Duyal, for Sll2.50.
Lot fronting 2s3 feet on Jackson street, fol
$3.50.
Lot fronting 10 feet on First street between
Clay aud Leigh, for - 800.
Lot fronting 10 feet on Fourth street be-
tween Leigh and Jackson. for 81 ,4i0.SG.
Lot fronting IS feet Oh Seventeenth street,
for $500.
Lot fronting 81 feet Oh Thirteenth street
between al.iu and Franklin, for $4,000.
Lot fronting 303 feet OIL Cary street near
Fifteenth, for $500.
Lot fronting 80 feet on Twenty-f(th street
near O, for 1919.
Lot fronting SO feet on Clay street neal
TwentylUurth. for 1854.
An island in james river, for S25.
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ADMITTED TO PRcBATE.--The viii Of the
late John Adams (coloreD has been admitted
to probate in the Chancery Court. Joseph
Adams qualified as executor, giving bond in
the penalty Of s30, 600.
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ADVERTISING IN HCSTIScTos.-The ue,s,,-
pers published In Huntington have an ex.ensiyo
circulation through the country which is orcped ~
Richmond by the completion Of the Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroad. II. ELLYsoS & Co are authori,s.i =,
make contracts for advertising In both pagers \,
r-,ffyc
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POLICE COURT, SATUEDAY.-Justce j. j.
White prcsiding.-Tne following cases were
disposed Of:
William Puckett, charged with being a
vagrant and having no visible means of sup
port, was committed to Jail aid work for
three months.
Richard Il. Milburn, charged with being
common thief and vagrant, was required
to give security in the sum Of $500 to be of
good behavior for three months, in default Of
which he was sent 10 Jail and chain-sang for
ninety days.
The case Of Buck Smith, charged with
threatening to assault and beat Timothy
SIcCrehan, was continued until the 18th
instant.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN Tue
RlcHwoSD PosT OFFICE FEBRUARY 10. 1875
Rev. c. Minnigerode, corner Clay aud Tenth
streets, Richmond; Hiss Florence Cnristian,
270S Franklin street, Richmond; d. c.
Mayo, 1901 Main street, city; George Fen
dali, Ballard and Exchange Hotel; Miss
Noble T. Cox. TIC Grace street, Richmond /;
William II. Hooper, care David Sands & Co.,
Fundican MartanZa, Cuba.
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TIE RoADs.-Complaints are urged against
the bad condition OF the county roads lead
Ing into Richmond III the ncigEborhood CT
Rockets. The mud in many places is repre-
sentcd Us being very deep, especially near the
Cue :apcake aud Ohio railroad, and the atteu-
ton Of the proper authorities is called to the
necessity OF putting them i'll good condition.
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AETURA COAL, WELL SCREENED AND
weighed. from 81 to $50 per ton; Glover Hill coal
from $3.50 to $3.50 and $3.50 per load; oak wood,
So to Ss.5o per cord Deliver free al! fuel. Lowest
prices Tor cash. Nice:een:h and Cary streets.
~
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BROKE HIS LEG.-On Friday afternoon 4
negro named Giles Willis, employed at Org
ways quarry, fell about fifteen feet from
ladder aud fractured one of his legs just
above the ankle. He was carried to his resi-
dcncp, on st. Peters street, and medical aid
summoned.
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SEST TO TIE GRAND JURY.-James Chad
well was examined in the Police Court on
Saturday for an Infamous offence, and sent
OF to tie grand jury Of the Hastings Coult
70 he indicted.
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Dr.. FRAYsER AccuITTEu.-The case Of Dir.
r. y. Frayscr, charged with ielonious rs
sault on Mr. Spicer, was brought to te!mi-
nation on saturday by n verdict OF acqlIittai.
Tie jury were very prompt Ill rendering
their decision, being out Of court only long
enough TO write out their verdict.
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4 FEW MoEE GOODS LEFT AT TIE OLD RELI.-
EIE corner (fhirtrclth ami Main strec'sj, which
they are running of at very reduced prices 10 make
YnN fnr tie snring stock.
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CORONER ArpoISTEp.-Thc Governor has
appointed IIr George Harlan coroner for the
city Of Staunton.
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AEG9EoS SAFES TIES DAY.

On az sales of real eStae mule bett1een the l& Of
J>;'E0R,:''d 3eut, Of Jane Ht< tLees for the pre-
az STic& DI0dc tet,ctca H;s tSt Of MY and last
Gf tie ycaT the tires hare 10 be plid by TIE seller.
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W. 3. RATCLlFFE VIII sell ut los a. II, ut his
anctioD-housc, groceries, &c.
Tu0I.S ". kEESEE will sell al 10 A.. II. house
hold furniture. piano, showcases, &c.
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II. EILYsoS & CO., Advertising Agents. DrspI,,p
building, VIII receive adyert- aud have ,ho,.
inserted in any Journal OF .he country a, rpr,t,,
rates.
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEbs APPoINTEp.-Mr.
B. F. Adams has been appointed by Governor
Walker commissioner OF deeds for Virginia,
10 reside in Massachusetts.
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SALT TO ARRIvE.-Two heavy cargocs OF
salt are expected daily at City Point, the in
voices having been received at the custom.
house.
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Jrsr RECEIVED AT p. wgistaE. e Co..
FfExtt1 soEr hats, 10 I'LL tho variety Of cocr, g,
tho st,riIv tf.,dp f'"'
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GENTLEMEN VITO AgE IN WANT OF CLOTHING
or FURNISHINGS would 90 wei by calling On +.
Z. S.ESce i SON at once.
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l,as -Hpf,si1r6t was that the meeting deter
mined that Miss VAN LEW must be removed,
and one WILLIAM L. BAILEY must be made
Postmaster of Richmond-a mandate of such
force and dignity that General GRANT will
lie compelled to respect it, or-treat it with
contempt. We strongly suspcc: that be will
adopt the latter alternative
This spirit Of Africa is Of no moment far.
ther than to show how the poor negroes arc
u,ed BY the designing and cunning whites.
They have little or 10 interest in the post.
Office. and yet they are in public meeting
stirred up as though the fate of the nation
hung upon their interfering in the matter
They know nothing about how the affairs Of
tie post-olice are administered, and they
usSail bliss Vas Lew, who has performed hel
duties with complete success. The post
office was never better conducted. This is
the verdict Of al intelligent community who
looked upon her appointment as on insult
Andin her place These black men recommend
en- unknown man who, we suppose, has nc
knowledge OF the post-oElce ana no present
capacity to perform the duties Of the posi-
ton.
What reeklessness; what impudence
what barbarism! These things have about
had their day. 1t is time that Africa had
learned some wisdom from its experience
and uudeserYing and incapable whites ought
by this time have understood that it is no;
, now the way to favor with the President to
attempt to force the doors Of the White
House with the clamors of black rabD!c.
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THEY ARE CLOSING OFT THEIR HEAVY DotLaE
sisrGrs ut 7. u. STEScE soss's. Cal bsEos they
itiie slirts) are all gone. 5sF
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS LEE GUARD, Z
IL FEBRUARY y, lS7s.-AIrENTIpN.-As-H
sc,nble TONIGHT 1T your armory at O'Clock, -
I'm fu-iress uniform. without Announcements. II
BY command Of Captain TAYLOR.
fc l7-lt+ W. G. SdohES' ~. =
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PsRsoSA1- Coloue ". y. Ball, editor and
proprietor OF the Alexandria Sentinel, is in
81, ,,;r
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STATE FINANCES: T he balance in tl;e Stlte
Treasury on Saturday was 81, DIS, 54a.s7.
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Y SPRING STYLE SILK HATS AT r. WEfsroZp J.
CO.. Is, 1901 Ssin street.
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ASEETING OF PRUPERTY-OWNE
EsI The property-hGiders Of Port Mayo and Fr-
ton within the city limit; are respectfully requested
TO meet ut the store OF G.. W. MORRIS, corner of
State street and Williamsburg avenue, on MONDAY
for the purpose Of adopting some measures IL
\ compliance with the terms on which this section
was annexed to the city OF Richmond, or 10 cltle
the question to whether or not we are 70 have
improvements In this section of The city.
Owing 10 want Of room for Il public ncctaR tho
committee announce that o$LT Tell estate owners
present properly In the above section and rcfrscG-
tat.ycs Of tie press, can lie ADMITTED -
fc 1n-W = Nit COMMITTEE.
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OFFICE OF AMERICAN ROLLED !

NI~HMU.NU ' -S' UitINdI ' Nv Is'V' ?
A CALLED MEETING OF SIOth-
IA HOLDERS OF the American Rolled Nrt and
Tube Company will be held ut tile Office Of william
L. Tanner Il Co., In this city, on THURSDAY -
Druary 81, 1873, ut L. O'Clock NJ. by order % lie
Board OF Directors. WILLIAM L. TAShEh,
fa D7-.d President.
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s All EIars on. rATc1 T1Es, scAsrs. And o,s..
MOTIONS generally, as q. b. spEscr .
soa.s fashionable ciothing.
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VIRGINIA LODGE, No. ,, K. [EA
OF P.--The members Of This Lodge ELsxNA
are requested to attend regular meeting 81 r \
on TH!S (Mondayl EVENING At u [StTaSf
O'Clock. Gembers of sister Lodges are \tssc,j
Invited TO attend. liy order Of e. 6. S:I
GEORGE K. WALDMAS,
&c l1-lL# -.-- X. OF 4. audi :.
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,ISGasISEEY. &c.

TUST RETURNED FROM NEW YOKE
~ with large stock aui excellent asso, M
Apples fancy stock Fairly Rose Isacnn.o" iii
Monitor Potatoes: Oranges. &c; when We 80 w.
open to-day ard ouer TO the pnbiieas p9pais. ~ sr
schooner Win IA , o. T1s ST Go0ijsoSS.
~ s''.s 307 Seventh STREET,
cau batween Bread AID hdrshsl.