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DIRECTORY Fen, ADVERTISERS.

AMusEMENTs-7ovRrn PAcE-Third, fourth nth ana
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EUR6PEAS 'srEAMsHIPs-rnnD P4sr-rourth and
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s9oH AMP s1s To
pAGEafirst column
HELP WANTED D-FEMALEs-sIxrrrsrn pAcr-First
HELP co,qnns rAcrrh and
HORSES, 6SERi4aEs. 4c.-rrnsr r4cr-rourth. fifth
HTsH koSs e. s1a
sTRgOrI0M.FoyErEEyTH REINFORCEMENT PAcn-Fourh column
JERSEY sGTY REHn PoR aEY AND
H9AS ss;ST? seqs-1nEq COLUMN m
f4eHsh e0S%n
ssm p4o.
Observation-Disclosures PAGE-second column.
MusICAL-FouRrH PAGE-Third column.
fIAN0F0RrEs, ORGANS, xc.-FoURTH PAoE-rourth
ou Of GG CITY For SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE 10 ExcHXSGE"TniRp PAeEMThird
REAL EsTATE wANTED.-THrRp fAar-Thlrd column
SALES At AUcTioS-FousrrnsTn P1cr-Th,rd and
SITUATIONS sof owANTfED-FEMALEs-ro -rovRrrrsru PAGE
Filth and sixth coumns-FIFTEENTH PAaE-First
s1ruATioNs wxNTEb@SAIEs0 0saITnnsam PAGE
SPECIAL SoTiCEs-FIRsr PAcr-second and third col
sPoRTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS, 4c.-FIRsr pAor-Fourth
SUMMER REsoRTs-sEcoxp PAGE Fourth column.
THE TRADES-SIxTEENTn PAcE-Sixth column
10 LET For 0P11 PAGE
UNFURNisHED ROOMS AND Apartments crc'I. TO LET
THiRB PxeE-First column
wEsTdHEsfER COUNTY PRoPERTY FOR sSGE sfg@n oR
w1NTEp cSlImR con
YACHTs, siEAMBoATs. xo-FinsT PAcE-second Ssc col.
umn.
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L,RANCIs BUTLER, NO. 8 PECK SLIP, HAS ALL
the choice breeds Of Dogs imported rafting and rab-
biting Ferrets Buers Iniallble Mango Cure and Flea
Exterminaor 75c Buffers work 81; dogs boarded,
trained, &c. medicines for all diseases
LNOR sALE-THE FINEST AND sOUNDBsT ASsORr.
IL ment of imported Dogs and all kinds OF singing
Birds at FOSTER MEYERS new store No. Amity
street, near Broadway, New York.
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I OST-ON SATURDAY, BETWEEN AND NJ IN
~ Carmansvle stage, a Pocketbook, Containing $50
suitable reward paid ii returned to 6s Pine street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-BETWEEN FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL AND
Button with raised upon IT, Finder will be suitably
rewarded on leaving il in room T. I5S Broadway
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1T AUCTION THIS DAY, BY
n WILLIAM VAN TASSELI, AUCTIONEER
SUCCESSOR TO JOHNSTON Il VAN TASSELL),
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
liz and ia EAST THIRTEENTH ST., NEAR 4TH Av

II. I9 HORSE M ANR TAERASE AuGTI9N MART
Tsspa9 3E b3FSf Hs HHR b4 CARRIAGES
Twenyfour TO hours given purchasers to test
CATALOGUE OF THIS 6%%S @ guEsDArS SALE,
TEAM GRAY noRsEE A + GSEqHH TX HASps urGn AND
years old kind and true in al harness free from vice,
KIND and true. ''' ''''s' "''N "N' ''N '''N'
6EXKESch "'Ss oN ""S SPRINGS. BUILT BY WOOD
BAY MORGAN MARE ,l5H HANDS HIGH, Q
fears nothing and warranted sound
SJS5 tx S4s5a KIsH sHw YEARS o1D
ia isS! tTsyelsr pleasant driver fears
hESTNG sG II rrSfss #xaoS SHIFTING TOP POLE AND
'ns' SH 0IHi mASs2EhResyiAN 2faSyiN HORSE, pl HANDS
hsn aa es 'nS iss in os as h s as
nothing and can be driven BY any one.
SSSS SsSSSSSSjSs = TAs%S St%s;s s%Anzy ~ NEW .r
hiah, years old. kind ans true IN ali harness; irce
% asa S S5sa sst s
FAHTGS sEAS1T s HASDs Sfy HIGH YEARS
tff IN sSs,y st s aas Has S aSups
S2SFh S2S hdssH SSSS1%T " aS5s S5 d SFP FEARS OLD
Ss aS %a S and nd ss 5 xsS horse %
%2a6S 5ssa n TG GsES iGSnd
CHESTNUT MARE. Is HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
'G. Ss I MARS % hR SdnS SnI
ARS ss Ss n S$SSS TfSSA SIS warranted sound
o.foURsEAr PARK rHAEToN. BUILT BY MINER &
SIX SEAT RooKAwAY, BUILT BY LAWRENCE.
"nd na op %asons fony fRaeons
Weather never interieres with our sales.
UCTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON,
OFFICE HSb iSa,slHn shHaaRooNa oIp STAND.
" Nassau street. opposite the Post Office.
IE%SEt q THIS
10 ERiR n 4 Ti!lIRTFsT5H TSIREKsifE rStoE SIaEHT
gs 9onsrsS srPcI"ss which
and confidence OF the business community, well the
81 s pA3g ASP THPAH
ELEGANT PARK Ag ~ HGhEaS TEAM OF COAL
S means
81 5s q" aS an G ss in
ENGLISH rnHhToS TIlfaRs% SY WOOD Bro IN
aEs1PiHssS's ,E!sfs STser' ROAD rsrAnLrsuMrsr-n.Y
Horse isai hands high, 6yoars old KIND and true
IN all harnass; can troti minutes and warranted
TOP ROAD WAGON, BY DUBOIS, IN FIRST RATE
years kind and true in all harness; warranted to
NO f WaSoS BY N
PONY EsTABLIsHMENT-BLAC PONY, Il HANDS,
a d a nnd oan 5ns rya in M % p 1
warranted sound.
ELEGANT NO TOP PONY PHAEToN, IN PERFECT
order.
BROWN ROAD HORSE, Is HANDS, YEARS; KIND
and true in all harness fears nothing: can trot In
three minutes; has great endurance and warranted
F4Rf 3R R3 nanA tHbs
years; kind and true in all harness from vice
agooa free driver driver; an excellent family horse and
yICTORIA, BY MOTT, IN FIRST RATE ORDER.
BRIGHT BAY HORSE 1515 HANDS, 8 YEARS; KIND
and true In all harness; free driver; an excellent
SOR7EL HORSE 151s HANDS, YEARS; KIND AND
true in all harness; free, prompt driver, and sold
for want Of
BLACK MARE, IL HANDS, YEARS; KIND AND
true in all harness and tree from vice SCI only for
BUCKsKiS PONY, II HANDS, YEARS; SOLD FOR
want of use.
"DURHAMn MICH COW
TWELVE HORSES; DESCRIPTION TINE OF SALE
Close Coach with shifting panels Doctors Phacton Top
Bugges.
Light French Cart, top and no top Bugeies Harness.
SALE COMMENCES AT 1O1s O'CLOCK.
A BARKER & CHASE'S
n CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT.
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sPORTING-DoGs. BIRDS, sc.

A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
IA Birds, &C.. Medicines for all dlseases Prepared
Food for mockng birds At Il. @. DovEY's, No Greene
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

LNoR sALE-A YOUNG HORSE FROM THE CoUN.
try, which, for speed and docIlity combined, has
but few equals Chamberlins Stable, Twentyiourth st.
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LNOR sALE-AN ELEGANT PAIR OF DARK BAY
IL Horses good dsters sound kind and stylish 10
bands high with Dog Cart double Harness. Ba1sed
for want of further Apply 10 J. CUNNINGHAM.
livery stables 2l West Fortydfth street. or to j. TILL
MAN, As Broad street
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HAzLEToN PARK ASSOCIATION,
HAzLEToN, LUzERNE COUNTY. PA.
FALL MEETING, SEPT %, a. 2s. 1873
PREMIUM S3COl
PREMIUM 5000.

FIRST DAY.
TUESDAY, SEPT. %, 1873
PURSE No. Sa00 minute fatty horsos tnat have
never beaten minutes First horse s2O second horse
PURSE No. 2, $500 e SO, tor horses that have never
beaten 3a First horse, $l50 second horse S25 third
horse, $751; fourth herse. $50
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APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.

Prizes cashed and norma ton given.
THEODOR ZSCHOCH
Post Office box $685. 116 Nassau street, New York.
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EN0R sALE-AN ELEGANT PAIR OF HAMBLETO-
IL man Horses l5a hands; young, sound and gentle,
and in every way desirable: Address N. B. G., Union
club, apply to w. B. COOPER, 90 Pearl street.
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I OsT-ON FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER B. A
IL small black and tan Slut: long ears white streak on
breast liberal reward paid at 81 East Twcnuet til
street, basement door.
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SECOND DAY.

WEDNESDAY,, SEPT. o. 1873
PURSE No. g. S40O q 50l, for horses that have
beaten 80 First horse 500; second horse $780, third
horse $50; fourth horse, $40.
PURSE 40 4 500 80, for horses that have never
First horse $500; second horse Sl50; third
horse, $9J fourth horse, $50.
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EoR sALE-A DusENBURY HALF SPRING SIDE
- bar trotting Wagon; little used. Inquire of
EDWARD BURGER, rs First avenue.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.


4 GEORGE c. HTTCHCOCK'S
"A. GREAT SALE
OF HIGHBRED TROTTING STOCK,
INCLUDING
THE CELEBRATED HIGHLAND ASH FAMILY,
Is ANNOUNCED BY
MAJOR CHARLES w. BARKER, AUCTIONEER,
TO TAKE PLACE
AT ASH GROVE, NEW PRESTON, CONNECTICUT,
ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, AT p NJ.
THE SfOCK COMPRISES
THIRTY-EIGHT HEAD OF STALLIOHs, GeIdings,
Brood Mares Colts ani Flies the get of Rysdyks Ham
bleonian Ethan Allen Ashlani Highland Chief Nestor,
TAKE A. II. TRAIN, NEW HAVEN ROAD, to South
Norwak. thence via Danbury aud Norwalk Railroad to
New Preston where carriages will be in waiting to con-
yey parties TO the grove.
x SPECIAL TRAIN WILL leave New Preston imme.
sALE WILL BE POSITIVE, without regard to
CATALOGUES CAN BE OBTAINED at Earker 4
Chase City Auction Mart and New York Taersalls
ner OF Broadway and Thirty ninth street.
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WANTED-CARRIAGES, IN EXCHANGE FOR 100
w acres OF Land in Warren county, New York val
ued at $1,000 morgaged for $500 Call at 1S0 Broadway,
roome
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| I.
PURSE No. 3, $500 q 42) horses that have
beatcn2a2 First horse $50; second horse, s75 third
PURSE No g. $50 t2:29, FOR horses that have never
beaten 70 First horse SleO second horse, $O0 third
horse, $40; fourth horse, $50.
Parties from New York take Central Railroad of New
jersey and Lehigh Valley Railroad,
Parties from Philadelphia take North Pennsylvania
Railroad,
Parties from Reading ship horses via Allentown and
Lehgh Valley Railroad.
Parties from Emira. Lehigh Valley Railroad.
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l. Noce.-Members must show their tickets at the
coming meetings, person will be admitted under
any consiGe without the proper badge.
GEORGE w. OAKLEY, superintendent
DIOsPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
i Fall Running Meeting, 1873. Three days
Tuesday, September q and continuing Thursday and
Saturday september II and l3 Four the first and
last days and three the second day. Races
mcncc each day two o'clock. Admission to field 81
house, Introduced by member, IS.
4. D. REED, President.
GEO. ". OAKLEY, Superintendent.
THE SPIRIT OF TEE TINES STAKE-TO BE
l. trotted at Fleetwood Park on Tuesday, Sept g. at
O'Clock r M.-Davd Nevins', Jr chestnut colt Fear
iawk; Mark Sears black nly, by MeSsenser Dprock,
to Prospcro. WM II. VAN COTT, Superintendent
Park is completed, and road graded.
W. II. VAN CQTT, Superintendent.
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WANTED-A ONE HORSE COUPE; MUST, BE
W light and little Address stating price, K. g.,
Spirit OF the Times Office, No. Park row.
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A HAVANA LOTTERY.-TICKETs DIRECT FROM
N. the government every drawing; circulars giving
full Information, free. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
1876 Broadway, room I.
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DOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE-A BEAUTIFUL
II black Ethan Allen Gelding Is hands high years
old; has more style and action than horse 10 be
found in this city trot in three minutes; per-
tScy safe for any ONE ani Is warranted sound cost
leaves city,. Apply ut stables Is and II East Twenty
eighth street
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I OST-IN GOING FROM 81 EXCHANGE PLACE TO
~ No Beekman street thence to Fulton ferry. Brook
yn, large white Envelope, containing description of
sn IRON mine near Nevada City. Cal, and certificate OF
iUu shares or stock OF but the owner,
who VIII be extremely grateful ii the finder will please
return to Mrs L. W. II. KEENEY, s5l Sackett street,
Brooklyn, or to f. B. WALLACE co., % Broad street.
New York.
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WANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND CUTTER, WITH
w for two seats ii needed also set OF Bells
Robes. Address, for ono week, TWO SEATS, Herald
office,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-10
The General Assembly of Virginia
SATURDAY, February 6, 1873.
SENATE.

Lieutenant Governor MARYE in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Charles II. Read, Of the
Grcc-Street Presbyterian church.
FROM THE HOUSE.
House joint resolution for the appointment
OF Joint committee to visit Washington and
urge upon Congress the benefits which
would inure to the whole country by the
early completion Of the water-line to the Ohio
river was taken up, and, On motion OF Mr..
: NowLN, referred to tho Committee on
Federal Relations. House bills to amend
various sections of the Code concerning war.
rants for small claims; an act refunding tax
enormously assessed ON the Lead.Niine Com
I,aiiy; for the protection of fish in the Black.
water river and its tributaries, approved
March 81, 1872; and to amend and re-
enact section II, chapter 10 of the Code as
amended by the act passed January 8, 1867,
: were twice read and appropriately referred.
FROM TIE AUDITOR.
The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate q
communication from the Auditor in response
no resolution calling for statement of the
amount of criminal charges for each county
and city Of the Commonwealth for which
warrants were issued during the fiscal year
ending September 80, 1872; which, on mo-
ton Of Mr.. MASSEY, was laid on the table and
: ordered to be printed. The following is the
statement:
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81 as,a 81 1890: dfrecting tho of
sha ,sfr.,rv IA, for tbe ~ Dra-
~ AnnroyetI February b, 1S7s.

Iof Soda 81 1850, directing tho ssom1tsss g
sf,a n, for the AlDfs
-. Anproyed February b, 1879. ,,.,,s
= Am act TO incorporate tile FsiclHnoaa nuliu,
ling aud improvement Company. App TOY.
:in,re yesi,i.,tion instructina the Auditor o
pnblic Accounts to subject Tue propsa.y , ~ -
,he Chesapeake and Ohio Raiiroae! oo, rIoars
To the pavlnent Of taxes que anu III q Ae'''
| Approyed February q, 1910. ,nt;tIed
An net TO amend and reenact an acs ens.,,eS
IN act TO amend and reenact an ACT appioseS
9th of July, 1870, entitled %an acs 20 20 ~ ,,,e
and reenact section % OF chapaeI 40 81 o th ,s
| code Of Virginia of 1861, 10 prostoe iot ~.
ar a;,, duries. where there are no snerlfis OF
ss. oa.n an,,royed March %, 1872" Ap
An net TO amend and reenact the 9th sec
tom of chapter 1CS of the Code of 1860, IL
refsrence to maria ges within prohibited de
| cross of relationship. Approved February
5, 1873. -. 90.
ton of an "act to ap, oropriate the income
| arising from the proceeds or the land-scrll
| accruing TO Virginia unc'er act of Coneres:
| of july q, 1862. and tt act amendatoiy
thereof, approved March ~. 1872, ana Marcr
90. 1872" Approved February 5, 1913.
AN act to amend and ree1a ct the 9Th and
7th sections of chapter 121 OF the Code Of
Virginia edition Of 1880, ana all aos
amendatory thereof, IN relation 10 the &C.
Acknowledgement of deeds. Approved feoru'
airy 5, 1878. a..
| An act to incorporate the Society Oh the
Alumni of the University Of Virginia. APP
moved February @, 1873.
An act to provide for the assessment auo
collection Of State taxes within the town OF
Suffolk, Nansemond county. Approved Feb
ruary 7, 1878. -,
An act to authorize and empower the
Councils of the cities Of Richmond. Peters
| burg, and Norfolk to increase the salaries OF
the Judges of said cities. Approved Febru'
airy Z, 1873.
An act to authorize the qualified voters OF
the county Of Hulifax to vote on the ques.
! ton of the purchase of the toll-bridge at
South Boston, in that county, in order to make
| it free bridge. In force February 10, 1870
| An act for the relief of Robert NJ. Hete-
rick, late superintendent of schools for Rap
pahannock county. In force February ~,
1878.
| An act to amend and re6nact sections u
and % Of IN act amending the charter of the
Town of Harrisonburg. passed July 8, 1870.
| In force February 10, 1873.
An act to amend and reenact all act enti-
tied "an act to authorize the trustees OF Stras-
burg Academy. in Shenandoah county, to
sell certain lot of land" In force Febru-
airy 10, 1878.
| An act TO amend the charter Of the town
of Bcrryville, as contained in the acts APP
proved the 10th of October, 1870, and the
Odd of March, 1871. In force February 10,
1878.
| An act for the relief of Samuel 4. ALA
baugh, late sheriff of Rockingham county.
In force February 10, 1873.
Joint resolution to appoint committee to
adjust the State debt. Agreed to January %,
| 1873.
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PowHATAH on THE DEBT AND INTEREST
OuEsTIoSs.-The crowded state of our col.
umns excluded from them the proceedings
of the "tax-payers of Powhatan. We
take occasion in making the announcement
10 refer to their main points.
William W. Michaux presided, and j.
Haskins Hobson acted as secretary. Major
Charles Old explained the objects Of tie
meeting, and committee consisting OF
Daniel Hatcher, Charles Old, II. l.. 7. Cooke
Hilary Harris, Willis W. Hobson, WiI;ian1
L. Royal, and j. II. Hobson, was appointed
to report paper expressive Of the sense OF
the mccting. They soon presented report;
wlicn was adopted. 1t consisted of a series
OF resolutions breathing the true spirit OF
conservatism and true devotion to the Com.
nlonwcaltl.
These resolutions favor economy in all de.
par;mcnts and expenditures of the Govern.
;ncnt- county and State-and on the subject
of the State debt and interest question thus
boldly proclaim:
"Rcsolrcd. That we hold the debt of Vir.
GINA, as at present assumed, to be justly due
for VALUE received, and that the interest
thereon should be honestly discharged; and
that we believe, with a proper retrenchmert
Of State expenses, including reduction OF
all salaries to what they were before the war,
ans! realization. Of the assets Of the State, it
can be paid without the imposition of q
higher rate Of taxation than at present exist
ing.
"Rcsolred, That we arc opposed to the en-
actment of any usury law rs idle and mis-
chieYous, tending to drive capital from oul
State to seek better markets, and is injuriou:
to public morals by inurins our people tc
habits of evasion.
"Resolucd. That we cordially approve Of
Governor Walkers recommendation OF m
increased capitation tax, with its prepay.
mcnt rs requisite to The exercise of suf;
frage.
'Reso|ved, That we appeal to the tax-pay.
crs OF Virginia everywhere TO arouse from
their indifference, and at this critical period
Of their affairs demand, in voice not to be
UNDECIDED, the reforms which have become
sc absolutely necessary"
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Bills and Resolutions that Have Ee-
come Laws.

The following bills and resolutions have
become laws since our last report:
An act to amend and reenact an act enti-
tied an act TO amend and reeuact an act en-
titled an act for the relief of the late sheritfs
of the Commonwealth, approved February
q, 1872. Approved February 5, 1873.
An act to authorize the Virginia and North
Carolina Railroad Company to assume and
be known by the name of the Washington
City, Virginia, Midland and Great Southern
Railroad Company. Approved February 4,
1873. -
An act to enable the trustees Of the Pres
.byterhn Church Of Harrisonburg, Rocking
haln county, and their successors 10 Office, 10
receive and hold Request under the viii OF
Ann Dawson, deceased. Approved February
s, 1878. o. a - > -:
An act 70 amend section IA Of chapter 10
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ar. THohAs, from the Committee for
onrts OF Justice. reported bill to prevent
pIeed sales Of personal property.
n Mr. THOMAS, from the Committee on Roads,
reported bill to authorize the Fretericks-
selirg, Grange AID Charlottesville Railroad
3 COMPANY 70 extend its road to the Potomac
sIiY ' ana connect With the Chesapeake and
! sln,o railroad, and to borrow money.
~ slTs EKiDrkoRE, from the Committee on
ported BIZ amending the act prescrib,ne
& The duty and compensation of county oil.
Gers. - 49,
PIG. ANDERSON OF Rockhsidge. from the
Goinmtttee on Public InssitHtion s. rcporfed
I & DID siifboridng The Common Conncil Of
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PHARMACIES.

Married on tic Eth instant. IL Liberty. Va, by
Rev. Peter Jinsey, Mir WILLIAM Z. HUME, 0!
Clarksvilie, Tenn, to Miss AUG USTA I. TINS.
LEY.
Married, In Washington city, February S. 1873, BY
the I:ev. j. W. Parker, ID. D., Mr. FRANCIS BAP.
TlST to Miss S. A. HARMO GOD; both Of this city.
Norfolk and Baltimore papers please copy.
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lB Observation-Disclosures Ala,
March 70, ls60.- Gentiencn,-For two years was
sufferer with inlammatory rhcusnatism. Du1ing
that time took various remedies that protested 10
cure The disease, but with 10 success. About six
months ago EOSADALIS recommended to he
by my ply sician. took II as prescribed, aud the
result Is very satisfactory. Besides my own know
many other eases IN which III. Rosatus has proved
successful. Yoars, truly, J. J. PITMAN,
Postmaster at Huntsville, Ala.
(Extract from letter Of 2cth March, from !. )
Wheeler, Esq druggist. Lima, Ohio.J
Tin conclusion Gun cay Rosa-
dulis Is tho beet blood-purller we have, without
doubt" e l-d2w
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DEATHS.

Died, ct 6. O'Clock A. VI. on Saturday, February
stu after long and painful illness. JOSEPH FL
AuLp,i in the thirty third year Of his age.
TERNUUN at3 o'clock from Christ church. His
friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend.
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MI INITIAL HANDEERCHIEFS FOR
ladies and gentlemen, worked in the converts Of
Paris, only 81 apiece;
BREAKFAST SHAWLS ut 81, sl.o5, 81 So and 81;
NUBIAS at &c. and 81 worth 81 and Sl.25;
SATUHELS ct 81, Si.2a. anG $50 worth sl.25 Sis,
ands2
TRAVELLING, WORK, and INFANTS B-As-
KETS;
LEATHER BELTS and POCkET-BOOKS, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
lG17 and 1919 al,In street.
UEBLEACuED KNITTING-COITON at SOC.
per pound. fclo
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TTTaDQUARTER 81 FIRST yIR-E
Ell EINTh VOLUNTEERS RICH1fOED.A
VA, FRREUAnYt Ios .Is7s.-11e CGmEniftee 9filf
Irrangefnents OF this Chesapeake and Ohio rail-. "
road cclebration having requested the evaporation
az this command in the celebration OF tho IAN tn,
STINT meeting or the F1ecutiye Board VIII be ncia
pany TliIB Gfondayl EVENING at u O'Clock 10
Consider the pracicality OF such parade. by oruer
or IIieutenan:-Co Colonel j. ID. WHITEHEAD.
IL lost j. l.. EACGHTOE. Jn-, secrefary.z
HOWITZERS,-A meeting AK
Ii and drill THIS monday NIGHT at u fr-X~9
O'Clock, In fatigue uniform. stsYfSs
BY ordur OF Captain CARTER: 80 =.
fe 1o-its K. c. WORKMAN, y. 5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-10
NJ JANUARY, 1873.
Nc JANUARY, 1873.
NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.


T. r. PRICE & CO.. In spite Of the recent ad-
vance in cotton goods will continue to sell BROWN
and BLEACHED COTTONS, SuEETINGS, aud
similar goods at prices ruling during tho fall
and early winter, thus afordins IN opportunity TO
housekeepers and others to supply themselves. Re-
Gently received
Sd, 81, and 10. Cotton Shcetings, Blcached AMI
Brown Cottons, Linen SbeetInSs and Irish Linens.
Towels, Huckalacks, "a and 10! Table Damasks,
Table Napkins, Tray-Cloths, Doylies, Corsetz, Bus
ties, Kid Gloves Ganntets, Hosiery, Linen and Lace
Collars and Sets, Hemstitched and Embroidered
IIandkerchiefs, Necktics, &C.; Dark and Light
Prints, Sc. fla i6J T.R. PRICE 6 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-10
MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, &
are requested 10 attend 4 stated meeting at/W\
Washington Hall, on Broad street, THIS EVE
MING at i o'clock. Members OF sister city lodges
and transient brethren in good standing frater
nalIy invited to attend. BY ord:r Of the W. II
PETERFIELD TRENT,
fc le-lt* Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-10

~ TOWELS, TABLE-CLOf lS,
NAPKINS, DuYLIES,
LINEN ard COTTON SHEETiNGS,
PILLOW-CASE COTTON,
PILLOW-CASE LINEN,
TURKEY-RED TABLE DAMASK,
CURTAIN DAMASk,
LACE CURTAINS,
LACE and MUSLIN for curtains,
WLNDOW-$HADES,
BLANKETS,
QUILTS,
COMFORTABLES.
BED-TICh, HICKORY,
DENNIS, SAIL DUCK,
OSNABURGS, JEANS.
EATINETS, CASSIMEEES,
CHARLOTI ESVlLLE WOOLLEE GOODS,
LADIES' and CHILUREN'S FUhS,
and thousands Of other articlcs--al 10 bc sold at
prices to suit The times. LEVY BROTHERS,,
fe 10 1G1T and 1919 Main street.