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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-26

ADVERTISING IN iIUSTISGToN.-The ncwsra-
pcrS published In huntingdon have al extensive
circulation through The country which is opened to
Richmond hy the completion Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. NJ. ErLYsoN& Co. are authorized to
make contracts for advertising in both papers at low
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The Law Of Confession.

To the Editors of the Dispatch:
In your brief but instructive report of
religious festivals published in your edition of
today you state that In Roman Catholic
times the faithful we're accustomed, at shroye.
tide, to be shr.ren, or to confess their sins.
The impression LETT by this paragraph is
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JopN w. WRIGHT. sheriff, will sell at Lancaster
* Co.'s, No. l1la Main street, at II A. M. vir-
sina state bonds, Virginia Central Railroad
siock, Norfolk City bonds, Bank of Common
wealth stock, &c.
IooA " SLAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ, at Car
Ter 'S Christians, their stock of liquors, grocc-
ries. store. building and store-Axtures.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at II NJ, In front
OF Amelia courthouse, the estate in Amelia
county known rs Holly HILL"
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Tuesday, February 25.

OFFERINGS.
WNEAT.-White, c.s bushels. Red, lss bsrlicts.
CoRN.-White, lie bushels. ~ ssse
UATS.-l,6SS bushels. .
SALES. ~ II
WHEAT.-White, 60 bushcIs prime at S2.I6: ~
bushels good nj $:.os; 80 bushels good on private
trrins-total, i20 bushels. sFgs}-
WHEAT.-Red. 6l bushels choice on private terms
80 bushels common 1T SiS0; 36 bushels good on rr-
Ya:e tcrIns- total. iIs bushels. ss.s - II
CoRN.-Whi:e, l?o bushels prime at 7oc:; 70 BUSH
els prime fdeiiycrei) at 72c.-to,al, is8 bushels Il
OATs.-50o bushels western on private terms; aA
bushels very good at 5Gc.-totIl, se4 bushels.
RE-EXHIBITED.
OATS,-3gl bushels
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111E BEST BARGAINS IN IANDKERCIuKFs THAT
have been offered In this city since the war are those
hclnstitched handkcrchicfs which LEVY Bro
THEIRS are selling at 25 cents, and the tapc-bor-
dered at 20 cents-being one-rd less than regular
prices.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On oil sales Off real estate made beueen the Ist of
Jnn'tdry and Soth n June the tnres Enr the pre-
sent year hrrcto be paid 6ythe purchaser. On
all safes maRe bettceen the 1st Of JuIy and foiSf
Of the ycttr tie hrrcs hure To be paid bythe seller
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E,ac,tou Riot fin Canada.

QUEBEC, February 25.-An election riot OF
an hour and a haf's duration occurred here
Yesterday, in which two persons were killed
and several fatally wounded. The polling
occurs on Monday, when renewal of the
fpht is expected
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9icl1n1ond 1lispatrl'.

ER THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
fATC1l Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALI, TIT. OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE ClTY.
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FusERAI.--rhe members of Friendship
Lodge, No. 10, I.O. o. f., and Stuart Grove,
u. A. .. D.. turned out yesterday afternoon
In large numbers rs Il funeral escort to The
remains of their deceased brother William
ii. Thompson.
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ACCIDENT AT TIE CHURCH HILL TUNSEL.--
Yesterday afternoon one Of the Italian III
Fborcr>, named Pedro GavoTiui, engaged at
work on the Eightecn!h-Street entrance t.
the Church Hill tunnel, was very badly in
|ured by all from Scatlolding. He was
properly cared for.
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BY Teiegrapi..


NCW TVKh WhRhETS. = -
NEW foNK, February 25.--Cotton Irregular sales,
liso bales; upanis, 2OSc; Orleans 2Ikc. Flour heavy
and dull. Whiskey ac. i've aud lower, 9Isc. Wheat
dull aud heavy; winter quiet Corn fairly active
and y shade lower. Rice quiet Pork frf1, Sis.
Lard steady. Navais aud ialiew quiet. Freights
easier.
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RIcnMoSD MINISTER IN BEpFoKp.-Rcv. c.
6. Biting, ID. d.. preached at Liberty on
sunday last, and collected 200 for the Me-
mortal Fund, which the church promises to
Increase to 81 400.
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E6ENTLEMEN CAN PURCHASE AT LEVY Bro
THEIRS good linen collars at IS cents Der dozen.
SIX shirts at S?Eo that would lie cheap at SO 5o Also.
good bargains In lIandkerchiefs. gloves, and socks
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- tNrEb, 4 STU ALTON a> manager
- ,1t arrc ftrlu ~ mi,i'!lc-rgcd man with
''' t.l.yi ri ihij;r NcGr> experience III the cut
. - CORN. wheat hay. and o;r'~: i also 4 very
. lrrltr'r-,trl'rr>taHb raising vegetables
....,r. !, not" addressed Ia FhEMLR. at this
.. ul.| meet M!lh attention.
e. AN W,SSMs
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Buy YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS. AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING; GOODS, DE. I SrENCE & Son,
merchant tailors, cloihlcrs, ond dealers In gentle
N EMS furnishing goods. Nc. lSNn MnIn street.
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LADIES GARMENTS IN GREAT VARIETY, CAN
now he had ut LEVY BROTHERS.. They have just
made large additions to their stock, making the best
assortment Of This class Of goods In the city.
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WE ARE NOT SURPRISED at the large and IN
creas!'lg demand for Tie B Sclcct" wlskcy, its
use for medicinal and family purposes is affirmed
by the highest authority In this State, and Its uni
iornty Is unsurpassed by any Other brand known.
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TAISINC eighteen yards can lc had for fifty cent;
AT LEFi MOTHERS. 1t is just the article for clr
ing ruIlc. =
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NoTtCE.-lt surprises us tu scc the Dollar Store
selling genuine mccrschaum pipes for the low price
of one dollar. This l. truly astonishing. Also. Il
new anu he ufnl stock of fancy and useful articles.
Dollar Store corner Ninth and Main streets.
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SILkiIIATS MADE TO ORDER, SOFT HATS RErAIK-
ED. and everything In the way of rcnovating hats,
can now bc done at Z. WEISIGEK 6 Co.'s, as they
have secured The services OF one Of the best pract
cal lIatt"rs in the South
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The Insanity Dodge.

NEW YORK, February 25.--rhe family
physician in the case of scannell, who killed
Donobuc. testifies that the accused is insane.
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'spsE.E"g ARTICLES.

Atj-til.th SOAP. FALM.olL GLICE-
tsN: -ttAf.tsr whit" use. for sale by
= l.. !trUl. kVothccary,
Io7 l,r, NJ
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SUPERIOR TEA.-W. y. BLAIR & Co. call particu-
lar attention io lot Of very superior green tea, se-
lccted with great care.
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"B SELECT" wIIISKEY. for medicinal and family
use. ut W. II. BLAIR & Co.'S, Ninth and Main
street,, Richmond. Va.
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! IA X HAIR 70 GOLDEN.

'.' 'sE-'1#"l EnYl!Sh "AURICoMUS," for
.'.s !s''f "i any color to a golden shade, for
IL MEADE & BAKERS drug store,
~ olJ Main street.
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EXCELLENT TEA.--Lovcrs of pure article OF
green tea can find something superior ut W. ID.
blair e Co.'S.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

! III NEW WILSON USDER-FEED
- "FN NlSG-hAEHINE-THE BEST FAMILY
" 40 IN THE WORtD.--It is light and
l.' ~ very strong aii'l durable In Its coistrnc-
. .-'"'".3niHt' great capacity aud adaptation TO
-, -, .'E - family scTiu: ;is well as manuGu-
,.~ u r!nr."'s all the important and essential
... .,,: r"i,"'!ir' la se~ing-nachincS patented
t.. '' ''' tt@' t""iy years, Including all the late
.' 5,fm'iI(H, and sold q, much lower price than
Ts'f nrst-ciass machine. Call aud examine
q" u ,lh'"" for yourselves
T!'"us No. 1903 Main street. mex door tU
", tnm" "incr: Agents wanted ,ycr, where. Great
80 -''A"c"in-E.to offered
u '.' &5-a'n g.. PRESCOTT. General Agent.
HLEE Is ONLY ONE REAL,
RELIABLE
sEWISG-AACHINE,
aud that is SOLD
nf the
WILCOX & GIBBS 0FFICE.
10 htsTG STREET, RIcisaJso, Va. 81
inD issd,swSWi
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PHOTOGEhrIlS For FRAMES EIGHT BY Ten
inches one dollar; for frames sixteen by twenty
inches, five dollars-at FKAYSER's
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WINTER CLOTHlNG-Consisting Of
w OVER GARMENTS,
BUSINESS SUITS,
FANCY ChSSIAfERE PA NTS.
UNDERSHIkTS and DRAWERS, i
together with
DRESS CLOTHING. cg ~
DRESS SHIRTS,
wARDKoBE. can always be found at the oid-esGlb.
isled housc Of WI. lkA n SSit1i, I'll, apEL,. i.
rt, crc FLAG fel3
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FAIR tei.SE.

.'ND Ni' j. ROOMS in II desirable O.;
t'rt II lie city fnI: KENT. Cali on d. 81
p, VI ti>!rft;, lJlj Main street. opposite post
TO 2G-iw
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FINANCIAL. ].
rBY TELEGRArH.]

[BY TELEGRArH.]
~ NEW YOEk. -
new York, February 25--aIofcy closed at
commission. Sterling weak good ssarkers, fes3B s
ios less Ills. Gold,
arm- States very dun. Tcnnesaees strong.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. February -s.-virsniz consois, Ss3 .
West Virginia. ~ Bids to-day. 81 y d:s.s
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FERRoTYrEs, EIGHT FOR ONE DOLLAR, at FRAY
SEK'S.
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HEDFoID'S, No. gJ2 MAIN STREET, IS TIE
AGENCY and the only place at which Il Dunlap ha,
can be had in Richmond.
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. NINT.a VERY DESIRABLE LIT
.it Ai'I Just H''N uitd the corporate limits Of
.. ..r. Containing TilHrN-TND ACRES.
$685. .'tsns tirni dwclling-hu,sr Of eight or ten
-s....' aW good order. No better lrr;ttiun for "a
."'.@I"cm rln hr found, and parties renting
3aN' "" '.illruuy in procuring number OF
".'.- : i.'g .E",il desire IL Apply la
i"tiiEHTSpN * lRONAuGU.
+" .t.'ii Giri .-S,atc Agents, Manchester, Va.
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FURs AT CosT.-P. WEIsIGER s. Co. are closing
out their entire stock at cost.
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,%EEp. TO SELL A LOT OF FOR

- HE'D fltilIiE~. Amongst them tine
.I.-i ..Hi.b Watch stem and k"y-windrrs.
.'." So. lGt,c' and ""nfl.mcn: few !ine ami
....! ..HA :I'iG VEST CHAINS. Also, some fine
'- 81 jhN !i;I; Soinc DIAMONDS. hlu:
"5I b." stH at about half the regular prices.
.. " gnl,iuu,s IN" LOAN BUSINESS aS hereto
So .ynA stand, auh will lend money literally
r-..-,usl. rates am diamonds, gold and silver
+. ..... , ,triit.. and good icw',ry.
:. Il, HlN~TOCk. Loan Rrnkcr,
No. II Fourteenth street,
- Mnh,r EAChaMHe Hotel.
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EXEcuTIvE.-The Governor has appointed
Edwin L. Kinney, Of Staunton, II notary
nuhlic,
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PHOTOGRAPHS AT FRAYSEW's GALLERY, oppo-
site the poSt-oliicc, at two dollars per dozen.
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REDFoRD HAS FEW MORE OF THOSE BOYS
and clilrcns hats III fifty ccns worth one dollar.
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. rHtcIrAI. Ennk.kEEPER. OF
!. '.#ra.,a 2",rs' \prrcucr. having his evenings
......'.t ,uu'I Ike /" UIHkc cugIccmCnis for
'.a uls book, 81. h!!trss +. W. biSn0tch
fc IT-ru,!fl+
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" ANItp. 4 NURSE and tHAMHER-
- Sc &if with ..,r"! recommendations for good
....#3 hurv',p!@r ui hCr duji"S. Apply i!
rni -'r"-i. h.tw"tu Main aud Franklin.
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SPRING STYLE SILK HATS at L. WEISIGER s
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Destruction Of n Historic Building by
Fire

ALExASpRrA, VA, February 25.-The Mar
shall House, where Ellsworth (of Zouaye
notoriety) was shot, and whose proprietor,
James w. Jackson, was murdered by Fed
eral soldiers on their entry into Alexandria,
in the early part of the late war, was fired
by an incendiary to-day and destroyed.
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..,\rEN lv a white woman. \ position
; 'n,,' rr.i ,f CITY references can hc
t5.r,.>, yOrh. care q! Ni~p"tch.
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- .,.TI,n FiEST-Ci,ASS NukSE
~ ,,-,.,,.,n come wrlI recommended.
-.''"'"''''' N'l'' fr .e-si*
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,,.,N4l y. Gr>;-claSS (coioredl female
" .-r, .rnl references. GOOD home
.r>. AIl,3y II 2,2ai Broad street.
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NASiS.

,-.u T., accommodate three or four
| W '''' ,..f. rpNKn aud toMFoRTA-
\ '> .,.tNl. corner OF Canal and Sixth
81 a."t!Nf ed. fc ce-iws
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naaA.nrx Of Stolen 10 n0S.

baltimore. February 25.-The bonds
.,oIcn rom Vice-President Colfax have be, n
captured here.
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,\rip. immediately, n No. COOK.
II ...: tasumnrancc. Apply at Ao6 east
&c 26-ils
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,>,-rn COOP COOK without in-
y 80 White preferred also, GIRL.
' ......., ,r,i. o}d ~ ne'p In The house. AP-
-u-LL -LNA .tlrNt. ~ 20. ~
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CIRCUIT CouRr.--Judge Wexford was en-
gagged yesterday Ia hearing the argument in
the Iaunstcin forgery cases.
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W NTED. rfNlNG-RDuM SER
- ytNT AND rlSTER-nrE>tE kpuly III
u. pELAEtE'S
E,>rlur.ini FGuircu'h .trrrl.
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! ,"fH RENT, AT TIE VALENTINES So
= HOUSE. 'w" very desirable ROOMS. FL
i..: "u t#ul1l S,IdIrc. One of 'hc ra.ins h.~
....- 'I.s i.-"u,yu atil,iri. Ir 25-GiCoaa
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.r.,\TIp. a Young man to do STOKE
u ..,r& arI make himself ycrcrally useful.
~. D., l.il M.in stree; lctwcon the hours OF
fo ?s-?t*
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fe ,rs,Tu&Th

vg,AKE NOTICE.
p.sorc removing to my new store, No. 12o2 Main 81
street, next door to the Planters Sa'l'a' nanA'
viii sell my remaining stock OF 80
CLOTHING - + -
AND GENTLEsIES's FURNlsiiiso'ss '''s..
AT COST. 81
HATS and CAPS regardless =. % a.as,ac.d suss. st
Call and see for yourselves, ana w
the old established hing-house OF 81
~ ~ III. ". ROSE. No. 3as Brood dstreet s.,
s,,o corner Fourth ssrecs. 81.
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SILK UMBRELLAS or BEST QUALITY AT REl
EORD'S.
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WEDNESDAY. -. FEBRUARY &c, 1878.
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,.,\Trp. hv n respectable YOUTH,
! ...r.3t,,- :, c"nt hand. IS quick NJ hsMrE.,
.s,utint,d with :hc city. 4 STU ALTON
..r. 'rll~~ It1uss'. j. willing u make himself
49, ~, ruccS from former employer
tTrlItAST." HiChmond, VA.
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CI.NcAsENss.

TUsT RECEIVED, large lot Of OIL and
- INDIA-RUBBER CLOTHING suitable for
n'''e' '" l.. LlCHTESSrEIN,S, ut
Nos. 1905 and 1707 Franklin street,
re8 between Seventeenth and tighteeDtb.
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r. FERRASDISI, HUMAN HAIR GOODS MANU-
FACURER, 6l3 Broad street.
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LoB rRINTISG.-We call the sttention OF mer
chants CLERKS of courts, serils lawyers, railroad
steamship aud dcana officers aud agents all Others
having ORDERS for printing, tn The facilities offered
III. DIspATCII PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for tht
prompt aud faithful execution of all kinds of Jon
PRINTING. We can furnish at short motto. Cards
BIll-lI.-,ds Leiter-He:,. Programmes. Ball rirkrs
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tars. ii:md-HiIs, Catalogues
Bills Of Fare. Show-B,. Checks, D7-:ile, &C., Z"
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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BACKING, CURING, AND SMOKING
ESTABLISHMENT.
OFFICE OF V. HECIiLER, JR., & BROTHERS,
GENERAL PROVISION DEALERS,
Nos. Is AND 20 FIRST MARhET,

Nos. Is AND 20 FIRST MARKET,
RICHMOND, VA, FEBRUARY 9th, S7a.
10000 pounds SUGAR-CURED HAMS,
10000 pounds SUGAR-CURED BREASTS,
10000 pounds SUGAR-CURED S1OULDEks'
10000 pounds sUGAR-CURED, J0LtS.
This Bacon Is ali of our own curing, and we war
rant ycr piece to be good, sale. This lot Is
no Baltimore or Western meat. ,,,
Also, 2JU ucrces OF WESTERN SUGAR-cUhED
IAMS-smail Size.
AS the JuL f season Is coming on, we have lot OF
the very best In the city!i new, from this winter
Strengthening, I'LL sugar-cured and No..
WILLIAM a. GRll.LS, for the last iwciVe years
with a. G. Robertson, livestock broker. Is now
connected with the above firm te ?o-ln
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CMITH's SHIRT! s
MADE BY SMITH,
SOLD BY SMITH,
GUARANTEED BY SMITH; v,st,.s
AND AT
SMITHS E'rf
can always be found the LARGEST, NEWEST, and
prsr ASSORTED STOCK in the State. Call and ex-
anime them. WIN. Ira SMITH, Agt.. sss,.5s
1109 Main street
CIR, RIG FLAG, fe ls-eodst
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CtAUTION.-Th public are cautioned
" against giving ANYTHING to my son DANIEL ~
WISE PAYNE, who Is begging from the peop,e OF
Richmond; or to any memGer Of my family. mn
able to TAKE care OF them. r1zEypAyNE.
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NJ. ELLYsoN& & Co., Advertising Agents, DIsPArCb
building, will receive advertisements aud have them
inserted in any Journal of The country at regular
rates.
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THOTCGKAFIIS.
REES & Co,
OIL and oi3 Main street, near Ninth.
Cards, $3.50 per dozen, $3.50 per half-dnzcn,
Large size, =.
None employed but fr5;~class artists.
AlIncgativcs retouchcd.
No extra charge for coloring.
PEMBROKE SHIRTS, PEMBROKE SHInT7,
made to order ty
f, Is. SPENCE g. SON,
Merchant Tailors,
1900 Main street.
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, ,"i; EENT. TWO or THREE ROOMS o.
-.| @rfIng"f for housekeeping. Terms IL
'r. AIily al 2JG1 IiIaCc street. e. 2i-3ts
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DUBBER CLOTHING
~ AND UMBRELLAS. &
Just received from the factories large steea o.
RUBBER CLOTHING AND UhBREL6As.f -.
A. IN want Of above articles viii do well BY giving
~. cal, as will seiI the same at low prices @ +
JULIUS KRAKER the clothier.
fe lrS,Tu&Th .-.- .-.- - -.
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MNRHNE slSTELLKGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY Is, Isis.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY 20, 1878.
S'm rises. 6:27 Moon iises........ $50
Sun SETS .......... 5:23 High tide. ........ ass
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ALONG THE LISEs.--Thc recent cold snap
has not interfcred with operations on the
watcr-lnc. The mills have had Il hard lot
during the present winter with freezes, high
water. &c, and both employer and emplove
hail with JOY the advent Of spring. At this
time all the mills except the city flour mills
are in full blast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-26

WORK Neutrality-suspicious. began yes
terday at the bridge. Efforts will be made
to raise the iron sunk by the fall of the tres
ties. New trestles are being put up, and if
the weather continues favorable the struc-
turc will he pushed TO Il speedy completion.
The work of grading the avenues, of painting
the IRON work, and laying the flooring, is also
progressing favorably.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-02-21
Ctr farm
Prepare for Spring Work.


In these "idler winter days the indus
trious thoughtful man can find plenty to
do to keep him busy; and work which can
and should be done now will save valua-
BILE time when the busy days of April and
May press hard and fast upon the tiller of
the soil.
1t is not too soon to begin your stable
manure heap which is intended for the
hot bed, which is to force on rapidly and
safely your vegetable plants. Don't throw
the manure from under shelter, where rain
and snow will injure and ruin it for your
purpose, but pile it in somesheltered place,
and about the latter part of February make
your hot bed, and let it stand few days
before sowing the seed. After this, sow
cabbage, tomato, egg plant, celery, pepper,
&C., and put on your sash. On warm,
bright days, give air and "a little tepid
water.
Gather bean poles and pea brush now
from the woods and thickets Haul into
the garden any haIfrotted straw you can
get, which has no seed in it. This you
can throw over your Irish potatoes, when
you plant them in March, and mulch your
strawberry and raspberry beds and lor-
chards. Your vegetables and fruits will
be larger and better for it,s..and the yield
greater. .g,I = <ss.ss
Go to the hollows and sinks in the forest,
and haul up a few loads of leaf mould and
dry muck, to be used on your small kitch-
en- garden, &c. 1t will pay you SO per
cent. for your trouble.
Cut 'scions. of fruit trees, currants, goose
berries, &C., and bury them until April,
then take them up and plant them in rows
two feet apart, andisix inches apart in the
rows Take only the wood of last years
growth.
Dosnot say that nothing can be done in
winter. Life is too short for us to spend
an hour in idleness. We should. be up and
doing. Not that we should never play
any-for "all work and no play makes
Jack dull boy" Certainly we should
have days of recreation; but make them
the exception, not our rule. Many other
things will suggest themselves to the
thoughtful and Industrious man; and we
have only aimed toathrow out few sea-
sonable hints, which, taken and acted upon
will result in goodto those whoview them
as does your correspondent.- C0u1lt7u Gen
tZemag. - :
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-02-21
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Baltimore, Nov. %, 1872. Tdec