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New-York tribune., 1873-05-07
FRENCH POLITICS.

RUMoRs or FORMAL PROCLAMATION OF THE RE
PUBLIC.
PARIS, Tuesday, May g. 1873.
The idea Of formal proclamation at an
early day of the Conservative Republic as the perna-
nent form OF government in France absorbs pubic al
tentiOn and is gaining ground every where.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-07

the residence Of the Duchess Of Madrid IN sWzrnu'
and nstructing police authorities to expe AL OaS
agents from the country.
MADRID Tuesday, May 8, 1878
An American mau-of war has arrived at Barcelona
New-York tribune., 1873-05-07
RELIGIOUS CORPORATIONS IN ITALY.

The Chamber of Deputies has begun debate
on the Religious Corporations bill
New-York tribune., 1873-05-07

GOV. SMITH OF GEORGIA on THE INTEREST OF THE
SOUTH IN REDUCED RATEs-HE FAYOks IhS
CANAL ENTERPRISES.
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INSTALLATION OF A JEWISH RABBI IN NOR
roLK--lNTEnEsrlSG CEREMoEIEs.-[Fromt the
Norfolk Journal, March 3D. THE installa-
ton Of the Rev. S. Mendelsohn, the newly
elected Rabbi Of the Beth FL congregation of
this city, by the Rev. Or. A. S. Bcttciheim,
Of Richmond, took place at the Jewish syna-
g,gue, on Fcnchurch street, Yesterday morn
ing, and the ceremonies, which were of u
| most interesting character, were witnessed
by large number Of persons, includius,he-
sides the regular congregation, number of
Christians, among whom were several minis
tiers. For the benefit of those Of our readers
unfamiliar with the religious ceremonies Of
| the lsraelites we will give brief description
Of the services
The usual Sabbath services such rs the
reading of the prayers and q portion Of the
Scriptures from the Bible (alI in IIehrew(,
were performed by the Rev. Moses Hecht.
At the conclusion OF these services DR.. Bet
telhclm delivered his installation sermon in
English. This was m elegant piece Of COM
position. and was delivered in Il very impress
Sifc manner. The sentiments cnuncated
did iniiuitc credit 10 the mind and heart Of
the reverend gentleman, and the advice he
gave the young minister cannot fail, if fol-
lowed, TO be productive ofgreat benefit to him.
Or. Bcttcihcfn was at one timea professor
of MamonideS College, in Philadelphia, Of
which Mr.. Mcndclsohn isa graduate, and his
sermons Show abundant trace of rich and
varied scholarship. After the installation
sermon, Mr. J. ". Seldner, lis chairman OF
he congregation, clothed Mr.. Mendcsohn
in the robes Of his ministerial Office, ami Dr.
Bethlehem, as an authorized Rabbi, con-
TERED upon him the degree Of "Ikorcno,"
similar to Master of Arts, and blessed him
The congregation standing.
Mr.. Mendclsohn responded to DR.. Bettel.
helms complimentary allusions in an appro-
pirate manner, and then delivered his inall-
gliral sermon Gn EuglislI). The sermon was
2ouchrd III choice language, and excited min
slcd feelings Of aStoniSlmcnt and atinlir-
tion in The breasts Of his alluitnrS--aStonisl-
mcnt that one SO young (bc is only twenty
tlrcc) and so rrccn,lya resident of this coun-
try (having been in America only two years.
should in 50 short time have mastered the
English langtEigc, and admiration 1T the
otincs> Of his sentiments and The ClcqucncC
with which he expressed them.
After Mr. Nrndcisohs'S sermon, DR.. Bet
.clhcim responded ina few graceful remarks ;
a!lCr which Fin kcc Ia lie no" was sung,
and thr congregation then dismissed with
tic bcucGiclion by Or. Bcttclhcim.
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PASSENGERS BY TIE MANToLEAN FROM
LIVERPOOL TO N NORFOLK - CGbtn.-Mr.
Wood, Mrs. ood, Master Henry Wood
Master Charles Wood, Master William Wool
Miss Edith Wood, Miss Sayrcd, Mr. John
McAIpin.
Iatc,mcGintc.-Willia Richardson, Geo
Dunn, Broug!lam Croft, Elizabeth Buston
Mis-. G. Polk, William e. DasclnIl, Henr:
Dustoii, George Ei>ton, William Mcdonald,
,,corGc j. Bns.on, Samuel TicchlTSt, Lucy
l.. BtStou, John Grelg, Ann Iicchurst, Miss
H. Kelly. William Croft, Ellen Buston, Caro-
line :. Buston, Adclinc Il. Buston, Freeman
Ticchulst, Jenny liolgate.
Sicer0Ge.-Harriet Madgc, Rosamond
Cole, Robert LII. Freeland, George A. Spcn.
Ger, Olivia Starr, hiuria Starr, Sarah Ann
Starr, Katy Starr, Eleanor Starr, W. q.
uorycy, Arthur Deacon, Philip .. Deacon
Robert 4. Deacon, George Barefoot
George Robinson, James Heopt, Ann Heopt
Florcn Heopt, Nor, Heopt, William Rcnnie
Agnes Cowan, Mrs. Rennic, John Rennie,
Agnes Rcnnic, Hanover Rennic, Alfred
j. Mills. Stephen Starr, George Starr, Flor.
cncc Starr, Il. A. Harvey, Richard Deacon,
james Barker, II. Tcntenberg, Alice Heopt,
j. r. Lisson, Adam Ecrnle, Thomas Rennie.
The passengers were, with four exceptions,
English. The most of them will remain in
Virginia, while the reminder will settle III
various Safes OF the South and Southwest
Norfolk Journal, Sd. se4g.
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nTS ROSAD LIS Harrison Jones,

nJj ROSAD \ LIS Harrison Jones,
writing from Williamsburg. Va. says:
was afflicted with an inyetCrttc tcter OH my face
and neck before and during tie late war, and even
ND to about two months ago. l received the treat
mcnt of every physician III the ncighborhood Of my
home in Pennsylvania. and of the surgeons in the
army, bnt with no Every different mcdi
cine tried failed TO relieve me- suffered intense
y. My whole face became ore perfect scab, and
was hi,,c0us 10 behold. The ROSADALlS was; re-
commended to me hy Il friend, and commenced the
use of Il. and to-day lin less than two montbs) my
flesh Is as fair and free from disease rs II had never
been at all afflicted. IonLy uSed tco t0ttlesct EOSa-
d0lis. JG ,roud not ip-IGy Grchangc tie jeRcft dc
riced from them for $2,O0u. NH l-dceHl"w
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Is GuHrowDEE Coop FOR Docs ?-This is
the way Il woman at Rising Sun, Ind, cured
4 dog Of sucking eggs: The wife OF Thomas
MurrI, living on DctzcI Sheppard's place.
being troubled with dogs eating her hens
eggs, thought she would give tiIcm !. lrSson
they would rclltmhcr. SO, placing an cSss
on the ground, she took 4 glass bottle filed
with gunroWu,.r and pUurcAa circle around
it. thcn hill till TIE dog was about 20 take the
err. when she would touch it oil. This size
did twice. but tue third time coal of fire
which Size did nol sc caught the powder and
the bottle bursted in her hand, burning her
face, neck, aud hands. Her dress Was burned
entirely oil. Three children having followed
her, two Of them were burned, one. about
five years old, severely, the other slightly.
The eldest, having escaped mhlirt, screamed
for help, or they must all have DcriShcd.
The dog now wAines for SunpowGei to cat
with his eggs.
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The INGENUITY OF A WOMAN is beyond all
caythIT comprehension. \ Danbury lady,
becoming lirtl Of botlcring with wood be-
sought her husband to &c, II coal-St0vc, and
devote the rest of their life TO th;lt fuel, but
he wouldn't do it. lie said wood was
cl.caucr, and lie might as wcIl De chopping
it and saving the money. Having exhausted
her cloqucnce without any effect, she hit upon
= vcr, simple device. She extended her
clotnes-!inc over his choppins-bIock. After
sunpcr he adorned himself with his axe and
went out for fuel. and live minutes later
came tearing into the house without his bat,
and with his mouth buli iuI! OF blood, laSce-
rated gums, and broken teeth. \ bright ana
cheerful coai Gre noW iiiumim2tcS tiIat home.
Lnl.L.LN \ s.r.s.
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4 RISE OF 4 Poon YocNG MAN.-Ihlrty
wears AGO Il Young man entered the city OF
New York in al almost pcnniiess condition,
and without Il single acquaintance IN tho
great wilderness Of houses. to-Oay his
nau.e is known wherever humanity breathcs.
It is spoken in every city, and Is us iaml'ar
to the workers in the mines rs to his hroti'ers
in the mills, and wherever language IS known
and ideas cx;lessed tie name of this pcnni-
less. unknown, and uncouth lad OF thirty
years ago is uttered. il was John smith
UdnbUyy Ne,cS.
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n~7- DIR. TIJYvr,s CELERR ATFD E,y.

OF DIR. TUFTS CELEBRATED EX-
PECTORANT-H w 1T ACTS First, II de-
tacl!es from the bronchial or wind tubes the muc,ls
or matter which sometimes adhercS 10 them with
the tenaclty of glue Secondly, 1t miiGatcs the
pain and removes The construction Of the bronchial
tubes ana muscles Of the chest. Thirdly, it rcssts
the progress Of Inflammation anil assists the lungs
TO throw OH the Irritating matter which acclnll-
Iatcs.
Il attribute The recovery Of my child from 4 vio-
lent attack Of Group entirely 20 the Scof r. Tut'4
EXpGctorant." DErOE, Dcka!b county, Ga.
"No one who has been afflicted rs lclyc been for
several years and have been relieved and enjoyed
the excellent haal that TO now. coul'l doubt for a
moment the wonderful control over asthma that DR..
TUFTS EXpcctortnt posscsscs."--l;OBEl.r BALD
WIN, an eminent minister In Alabama.
DIR. TUFTS IIAIR-DYE co.ors \ beautiful bla k.
NH lIlcOd&wlw
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Also, very large stock of
VIZ THE VIRGINIA NATURAL

W. THE VIRGINIA NATURAL
PETROLEUM LUBRICATING OIL,
sold by us, and extensively used in this city and
elsewhere for the past seven years, and which has
given such general satisfaction wherever used, diff
fersrom all other tubricating oils sold in this mar
kf. 1t Is
A PURE, NATURAL LUERICATIH.G OIL,
WITHOUT ANY ADNIxTURE WHATEVER,
free from all grit and gum; and, under the same
circumstances rs the best sperm lard oil, will not
heat wear or cut the boxes bearings. Experience
. has proven beyond doubt that this is one of the
BEST AND CHEAPEST LUBRICATING OILS
before the public.
Observe that Ulr brand t. on each barrel.
Wca The sole agents here for the Virginia Na-
tural Petroleum Lubricating Oil, every barrel CT
which soldby us bcariug our brand thus:
! VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBR1CATING OIL.
PURCELL, LADD & CO, AGENTS,
RICHMOND, VA
oderrs addressed to us will receive prompt atten-
tion, and he shipped In good, tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD & co. Druggists.
mh3-3m RchMuntl, Va.
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,..>.l,,<si.tr = iIikOAD Corr
~ 49,, f,...-,,,f~pr oN rS-S
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Boys will be boys. The Mayor Of Detroit
explains that he pulled down the sInali'po
flag from tenement owned by bi'n because
the boys would persist in gathering together
there, and " daring" each other to scale the
fence and approach the house On when Tue
flag was displayed.
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GRAND LorGg. 10. Mat the Scmi-annual
session OF the Grand Lodge Of the 1nlcpcn-
lent Order Mechanics, held in Richmond or
Wednesday night Ias;, the following officers
were elected: Z. II. StarkC, Jr., Richmond.
g. Il. !; II. II. Stephens. Norfolk, '. &. ~.
j. Curtis Taylor. iiiciinoud, &. II. s.; Rot
rrl lllmtrr, Richmond, &. /. s.: =. l.. B!ick,
Norioi!E, &. =. j. Thompson Brown, Rich
mond, G. c.; - Matthew's. Richmond. G.
I. S.; VI. &. Wilhcrn, Norfolk, G.. q. :.
Delegates 10 III" Supreme Lodg: Of tl7
World, which meets i'll Baltimore iii April
next: NJ. Ii. Stephens and +. =. BIick, OF
Norfolk. and J. Thompson Brown and DR..
II. Cabcll Tabb, Of Richmond.
Inv Grand LoGge adjourned, after a session
Of one night; to meet in Norfolk in August
ncXt--t!!c day to bc fixed by tic Grand Ar
cllicct. There aie only ci9h! lodges oitlls or
der in III" state, but ali are III III exceedingly
tlouri>hing condition, the one i'll tiS city
Numbering over one hundred members. III
The North and West the order has Il large
membership, as it will have i'll the South as
soon Us its benign principles are generally
undcrstood.-No,Jo!h Journa'. Sd.
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RESTAURANTS.

EETELLE-REMO AL.-The store No.
II 1oa2, lately occupied by Zeteiie having ne Seh II
repted over his head To another without a word TO
iI, he has in the dileE.ma to remove to the bases
mcnt of Goddin's Hall. corner OF Eleventh ahl
Rank streets where he will be found to receive MS
old friends an customers, nn,l where be Will serY
the market airortis. fea
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goods, be 1t groceries, boots and shoes, dry goods,
anything else their necessities may require.
Now. years Of experience has taught many that 4
is to their INTEREST to purchase their DRY GOODS
LEVY BROTHERS,
and we are confident that saving OF from FIFTEEN
70 TWENTY TER Gent. can be made by SO doing
NEW STYLE ibcst quality PERCALES at CSC.
per yard sold usually at 3oc.;
ALPACAS in all col0rs ut &c. wor tn 3oc. pcr ward
BL-ACk-sTRIPE ALPACAS at 2sc. worth ssc
per yard;
FANCY-sTEIPED and PLAID DRESS GOODS
at 25c worth 35c. per yards
BLACK SILKS ut Sl.e5, $780, S1.75, s., So 25 $3.50
and UP TO 81 per yard;
COLORED SILKS in great variety ut price, to suit
the times:
JAPANESE SILK ROBES at So worth $40;
JAPANESE SILKS at so, so, and 75c. per yard;
SILK and WOOL POPLINS at 81 aud 81 o5 per
yard worth Sl.25 and $3.50;
BOMBAZINE ES of the best quality ut all prices
AUSTRALIAN CREPE ut soc. worth 75c. per
yard;
BLACK ALPAt!AS at 80, 3J, 40, As, Soc, and up to
Sl.50 per yard;
SILKS. SATlHS, and VELVETS for trimmings
FURNITURE CALICOES at lCc. worth 12.c. per
yard;
CHECK, STRIPED, and PLAIN NAINSooK
MUSLIN$ at all prices:
PiQUES In great variety ut extremely low prices;
LONSDhL,; ChMBhIC ut 25c. per yard
WAUREG!kN CAMBEIC at zoe. per yard;
WHITE FLANNEL. all wool, yard wide, at soc.
worth GGc. per yard;
BOULEVARD SHIRTS at - worth SO;
(, II 4 -, ru uir
PLAID and STRIPED SIIAWLS ut greatly re-
dncel prices To close:
LINEN I.ANDKERCiiIEFS at &c, 81, Sl.eO, and
SIS, per dozcn:
IEMSTiTCHED HANDKERCIlIEFS, pure
linen. at 81. 81 50, and 80 per dozcI-just rs pei
cent below regular prices;
LINEE-FiNlS!i COTTON DIAPER at Si.35 for a
piece Of ten yards;
INDlA-RUBBEi CLOTH,
INDTA-RUBBER DIAPERS,
OIL-SllK.
WIhLEBONf: CGRSETS, white and colorcd, Ill
sizes. at Ijc. per pair:
par:
LADIES LINEN COLLARS at soc. per dozen
worth 81 ncr dozen;
GENTLhMi.H'S LINEN COLLARS ut 75c. per
dozen worth 81;
LADIES LINEN CUEFS ut 2i, 50, 35, 20, and SOC.
pair:
LADIES' rArER COLLARS and CUFFS At SC. 4
GENTLEMEN'S PAPER COLLARS at loc. per
box;
EXTRA WIDt: HuCKArACK ToWE!.L1NG nj
&c worth 3ac. per yard;
TOWELS in great variety from Si.@J TO 81? per
dozen;
DOYl,!..e at co and 75r and 81 per dozen:
Can
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nI-BATCHELO LOR'S HAIR DYE
,rnis s;,lcudid Hail: DYE is the best in tc Torl'
The only true and perfect dye. Harmless reliable
.rd instantaneous; no disappointment; no r'dici-
Iors tints or III. pleasant odor. Remedies Tie i'll
,,lsrt, OF bad dyes and washes. Produces iinme-
Giaicgy ,:rcrb black nr natural brown. anu leVes
,ie hair cc;r soft, aud beautiful. ihc scfili'c
sisuru ". /. BATCilhtoh. eoid by al drnESislS
CHARLES BATCIiELoR,
g. ao-rod Proprietor, New York.
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r~ FEBRUARY 81, 1873.

c. FEBRUARY 81, 1873.
EH.W PRlHTS. rEEGALfS, SllEErINGS,
DAMhSKS, &C.
r.. FRICF 6 co. are receiving weekly aGd-
lions to their stock in ,
Pretty English AMI American PRINTS,
T-sand l.: pt:kCNLhS. for children.
Black and while and black and lead PRINTS,
Linen and Cotton SlIFETlHGS,
Hlrachr,l and Brown CUITONS,
Pillow CtifrO<S.
El.:DEYF. BIAPEES. pAMASkS,
Ti;:!f,-COEERS. tOnSEIS,
GENTS aud LADIES Kid GLOEES-hest,
LACE, and LINEN COLLARS and StTIS,
UNHSTITCIIED LlNEN-CAMBRiC HAND
hERCi!iEFS. &C.. Sr.
J. handsome l"t O.: FALL and SPRING DRESS
GOODS To lr sold out. Il very GREAT BAltGAl>.
Special attention callcdto them. ~ ~
fc.l !. X. tRlCE ~ W.
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DySsOLgEEOSs d pAmrNEasEaups,

RICHMOND, February 2s 1873.
I ES1SSOLUTION.-Thc firm of TALBOT,
~ ETTENGEE & EDMOND Is tllisday dissolved
by muIua! consent. The business Of the CONCERN
will be settled hy their successors, the FlsANKLlN
MACHINE COMPANY
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II. Cabcll Tabb, Of Richmond.

THE HAMPTON STUpENTs IN PHlLArELrHIA.-
From Philadelphia Press. 1.-The Hampton
Students. Il troupe Of sixteen o. ScTcntcen CO.
;""1;i ~m-Crs. from Tie Hampton Normal and
Agricultural Institute. near FORTRESS 2l"I-
"tc. VA. gave !; SucciiG CONCERT 1T i;orIiCu-
ug:l laii Elst evening". The hall was more
,ll,;m ll:ili filed with hi"E-cil>s audience.
ma !, great Ucil OF enthusiasm prevailed.
rhcs" pc0ie proved net inferior in any re-
SpCcI tG tie celebrated Jubilee ShigcrS. Like
The latter, they are cnGeayOriag to raise Il
l.cc" sum Of money for The erection Of 4
needed addition to their college buildings.
rh,y appeal, therefore, f. tilc benevolent
traits Of oar citizens "S we'll Us 10 their muS-
cal $cnsbiliiCs. Their singing is rciaarki-
bly, sweet and expressive, the chlstcned
earncstncss and feeling with witch cYcn the
quaulcst OF their singular slavc-son"s and
hymns arc rendered being especially note
worthy. Among the best and characteristic
Of the selections given by them last eycnin"
were: "Oh! wasn't dat Il wide ri5er!"
Nobody knows de trubble I've secn,'
GLORY, glory. neir-horn a.in,; and in
dat great gitiin-up moruin@," the latter
being Il most eccentric plantation hylGn, hav-
ins sixty verses with chorus. Here is Il
spccimcn Of it:
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n~Z1.TTE TPITE NORwEGIAN COD

nc1y~TIiE TRUE NORWEGIAN COD
LIVER OIL. This OIL known to the medieai
profession to he the best OIL In existence, has just
been received by us direct from the agents IN Ne"
York Persons naturally aScrse and diSlncllhca 10
the taste Of COD-LIVER OIL will find this almost
tastclcs and quite acceptable to tue stomach pes'oes
possessing medicinal properties superior 10 any
other OIL. For sale In quantities to suit.
l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
nv 1-stx Sixth and Broad streets.
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IilUw your trumpet. Gabrici.
J ord. !tuw lnIld shall blow it?
Blow i; right calm ana easy;
i'o r;"t alarm NV people
Tell Gem 10 come to judgment.
liz i:.T great gi!lin-up nIurnin'-
Far" yoi: well, fare YOU well,
In Gai great %i:,in-!p npr.tiu'-
Fare YOU well. fare yoa well.

There WAS not tilc least lcyity or irrcyercncc
about tie manner Of thcir singing these very
original word, and others Still more peculiar,
10 The widest and most characteristic OF
slave melodies. Nearly every song WIS cn-
corcd. Between the two parts OF the pro-
glTlGnc last evening the agent accompany
ing The troupe made 4 short address de<criD-
Ing the condition Of Hampton Institute and
appealing for support.
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The FRANKLIN MACHINE COMPANY viii
give particular attention to the nanulacturc of
PORTABLE and STATIONARY ENGINES of
the lates: aud most improved style, SAW-MlLLS,
TURES of all kinds, and will carry on a aGENE-
RAJ MACfiN T. and FOUNDRY BUSINESS.
We call the attention Of slw-lEul men to our new
and improved FRICTION SAW-MiLL. which is
represented to bc superior to anything of the kind
heretofore in use by all ,rtie. that have tried them.
We Invite 4 call from all parties In want Of MT
chincry Of any kind, a!id viii guarantee them good,
substantial work 1T REASONABLE. prices.
FRANKLIN MACHINE COMPANY.
mil i-1x
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IS A'' COMPANY WILL ASSE1BLEA
a 1T their Armory at O'Clock THIS q
tIucSgay) EVENING In fu-dress uniform ilt
armed and equipped, 10 attend the funeral of the Il
late General EDWARD JOHNSON. II Is earnestly re-
questcd that every member be present.
liy order Of Captain CLARKE.
M, l. It; H. &, MORRIS q G
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SPECIAL HsrEsE Es.
NE INTEREST THE ALL.ABsOJ tB-
ING TOPIC.

DOES IT REQUIRE LAW TO EEGuLA1 e ITs
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oFPrCsss.


OFFICE COMMISSIONER. pt gEvEsrE,iTss ne
~ iC.TJ Or i:feHMoaDs ss7S
THE TRANSFERS 4 ~ II j. ESTATE
4, for which deeds were recorded during the year
1872 as per abstract furnished y ile clerk OF coHff
have been made. and persons who are interested
respectfully invited TO call al my 0lce between
the 1st andl6t of March 10 see auy further eorss
reetons are necessary. This opparfunisy ie 1sRed
10 prevent couftsion after the books have bs6Ms
In June next ROBERT b. MUSF0RD, u 's5
Commissioner OF Rayenue.
Y f. e3-twS CITY OF Richmouf2 ~
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NOTiCE.-HaTinS admitted my nephew.
~ Mr. THOMAS BOOKER, to an Interest In nv
business the will bc conducted hereafter mi
der the firm Of Il. Z. RICHARDSON & Co.
l.. Il. RICHARDSON.
RICHMOND March !, 1873
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e1sO REWARD WILL BEPAID FOR

v
iteaiiary of the fu'loWing-named conyietss who
escaped on The night Of February 25 1878 or $50 Tor
eithercf them: 81 llssYYssl fS
DANIEL DILLARD fcolored), sent from Lynch
burg November 70, 1885. Complexion, ginger; hair
and eyes black; five feet inches tall rather heavy
right thumb. and thumb OF left hand mashed; has ae
determined look. r- ,21ss ~ - s.. 80:
ANDREW RICHARDSON feoloredl dlitLs Afs-
DREW GILL dliGs EiCHARD JOHNSON, sent
from Montgomery county. Va. May 9. ISL Com
plexion. dark ginger: black hair and yellow eye5: I:
i've feet ten Inches tall; years Of age
two scars right side OF neck and shoulder; wafts
on LEFT butLocks. and one on left shoulder.
JOHN FORTUNE tcolorcdl, sent from Essex
county, Va. December 20, lsJ2.s Complexion, very
light ml'ato fso mucl eau easily pass for white
nnn); five feet ten and rhrec-quarter fuchss tail
thirty-;ivc years of age; hair straight and dark;
eyes grey 4 small scar inside of right wrist.
GEORGE II. SriSTHEK,s5f7 5f7y
Superintendent Virginia Penitenaary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ncARDozo, FoURoUREAN 8 &C

1
| n~CARDozo, FoURQUREAN & co
nave just received large and handsome assort
ment OF
PERCALES and LANCASTER CAA1BRICs,
SPRING MOURNING and other Spring Prints,
In great variety.
Also, very large stock of
BLACK SILKS,
BLACK ALPACAS,
NrOHAIRs, and
MOURNING GOODS,
with few choice new shades In
DRESS GOODS
for eorly Spring wear, to which they desire to ca
attention.
mia CARDoZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
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'iI&tr PARK BREWERY,
CORNER CLAY AND HARRISON ST
Ipi: hLE AND PORTER ONLY.

Iri: hLE AND PORTER ONLY.
..N'( Hh"i: l.. an English brewer Of more
b." T't."'. }r.:r' ~ rr""Cc, having ici7cd
.#'.,.-r. r. u! =. j. j,uFyr, has converted
!t- MD !'sliti. i.l:iN hEi. Ihc
wt.'.r''l ia j.- brewery "a! l'i;thiu. ale and
''. '.,s.i t."al;y arg srci.. ..nt tic least ui
H.. "- .."" ".t .Ui.j water; aud ~ iE>!tr
r. t..t- 'I.It- i'Ut III" :!lts: A:tlt and huiS.
.... "'.,s- to tie inhabitants Of is:hmuiG
...'."t.i, asr @'': porter t'tt cannot b" SII.-
~. Il = ar #ut parity, and hc viii strCnuisiS
-. '' E..N'" tliAID\D ALE" ~ murh
.. - H- t'Ht fr,r:n Baltimore, thiiat!,'lf'hiI.
i"rh. AE.uy. The iny!gorull:,g and tonic
3. .."i iur" n" i admitted bT "i phy>ir'rs,
.r.-. !, . rItin.Iy GC+Ial! !c beverage for family
W pG'.." t"n.lnurtIGa.
.'.Hi ~ r. E!.Kf.E. 1906 Cary street, or
..H.tf ~" LtI:. addressed rs above, will
E".., i@'srEIom. il 3t-eod3Iu
As''t'"lI'S ALE AND POKIER-
.... = :. and ICHri.t H1s i reputation of
. '..r H-.!s'H'a! year, -iau1ir-, tac brewery
''.'' o-.si!j .lr': ia i5.r. /! l. celebrated for
.., a''d - superiority over ali oiil"r al' 5
-.ff! ia his coHutr'y is acknowledged by al
ts' i."'', r"uS;:su ~ on htnG !sy all ijrSt-
'''"1-. ami /" hc lut.i II ANY quantity from
4. j. kt. lilly. sole Agent.
... 10. 3 Euurtr"utlI riir'ct
.-..t under i.AriInnrc Hoicl.
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4 RMORT WALKER LIGHT GUARD. u
~ COMPANY Il. FIRST REGIMENT -y1RCI y
NlA FChuNTEElS, MARCH ITII, 1S'n.-Srr ii;
CfAL ORDER: Attend meeting of yo' lr comnany !,
ut aTmory THIS (fues'ay) EVENING" at O'clock.
BY order Of Captain BASS.
NH ! liz l.. -. S'FAtskF, ,r,,r,,, Sor,,o,,.