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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08
New EEalnnshfre Politics.

CONCORD, March The present political
canvass in this State, though involving the
election of three congressman and the Go
vernon, Is the most quiet ever known here
The Republicans claim that they will carry
the State and reelect Governor Isham by
2 800 majority. Per contra the Democrat:
are confident on a full vote of electing Yves
ton Governor, and their congressman in tht
first and third districts. Much will depend
on tue amount of money spent by either
party. The Credit t-Mobiiier business and
the increase of salaries bill have damaged
the Republican cause here.
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f#i1tE torEr-JuStice White presiding.
i.r!'I'oWl1- eases were disposed of:
!"irr J"!tisoa. charged with trespissing
'H"' a->Anl;inS Lcnucl Wilson, WAS dis
vnar""d.
''afalI Thomas, charged with abusing and
,H''''eniIts The life Of Mary Melton. Con-
irlri.
A"Z Melton, charged with threatening
,Jiah Thomas. Continued.
h"n'liri " NII,on and Sally Wilson (colorcd).
'.1E."4 W'tha>SaIl;ing Peter johnson, were
>"4' 10 Jail i''r >ivty days each. ..-
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Fate OF the Crew OF the wrecked
Steamer George s. Wright.

SAN Francisco, March 1.-THE Yietorfo
Colonist has the following: I" The steamer,
George s. Wright is close ashore near the
village of the Kuergafotb Indians, a 1erce
tribe of sayages. The Indians who brought
this news to Victoria remained five days en-
camped on the beach, but saw no signs OF.
boats or people from the wreck. TIE Id.
dians from the village, who are usually very
cautious about such matters, did not come
near the spot. 1t is now thought that. q part
or all Of the crew may. be prisoners in the
bands of these sarages-the worst In British
Columbia" ~ 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

ST.. PATRIck's DAr.-Captain William Eng.
lish, chief marshal for the occasions, has an
pointed the following gentlemen as his aids
for the procession on st. Patrfck's day :
James HAYS, ?. Kennedy, John NJ. Higgins.
James Golden, p. F. Boyle, i. /, Multiply.
William Raukin, Joseph l.. Whitaker, Alex.
ander Hierholzer, p. Mci;overn, Robert
kerse, j: X. Melioy, and James Harmon.
These aids ere required to be mounted.
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" Ei|lNASrEN's REvoKr.-Thc amount OF
''',c 1oiaGe and miscellaneous articles
"''Shrn at the FIRST Market hay-scales for
...e Mol'h "t February, 1873. by Mr.. John
FluHciiy. WrIS!imI>tcr, is as follows: Hav,
''iG2 pohnn-; oats. II. pounds fodder.
i-,l"o; >hH,k-, 1860 pounds; straw, $3.50
!"'"nI-; miscellaneous articles, 80, 500
:"uad~. For tie same period in 1872 :
'.."-" bay, 2",GGo pounds; oats. 1850
,".ahI', fodder, 1850 pounds; shucks.
t'!"'H i"und>: straw, 2S,2l0 pounds; mis-
'~tit"o!'> articles, $3.50 pounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08
Dcstructiye Fire I'm F,oato,,

BosToN, March IA fire occurred last !
evening in Woburn Centre, which destroyed !,
six or seven dwellipg-houses, one store, and
one church completely and another partiaify.
Loss, $4,000 to 100000, which Is covered :
by insurance. The fire caught from kerps
sene lamp left burning in n photographers
establishment. "Ss-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08
Tho Simmer Resolutions.

BosToN, March IA majority OF the Mas
sachusetts legislative committee on the SUE,
ject have reported in favor OF the withdrawal
of the petition for expupging the resolution
condemning Senator Sumner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

THE CINCINNATI MERCHANTS are beginning
to realize the possibilities of the new ana de'
sirable trade brought within their reach by
the completion and opening of the Chesa-
pcake and Ohio railroad. Two more enter.
prising firms Of the Queen City OF the West
are introduced to the trade OF Richmond
through the advertising columns OF the
Dispatch this mornips--Howe q Hubbeil,
the sole proprietors of the famous EXceisior
brand Of whiskey, aud NJ. Bailey & Co.,
nrod,,rc and provision brokers. Mr.. Bailey,
of the last named firm, was born in Peters
burg, Va, aud has been in the produce Dusi-
ness thirty years. We expect TO nave many
more such advertisements within the next few
weeks, and our merchants will thus become
acquainted with numerous desirable CORE
spondcuts i'll the West.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

!Hiti'! 4'Tr:T LARCENY AND CONVICTED.
"'lii g. q, who failed to make his appear
"f'r" CO .donday, and for whom capias
"'> .'r'', WAS brought into the lienrico
''.'. "uGt yesterday and put OF trial for
s,'' .tr"AE. The jury found him guilty
" 't'ncc charged, and the Judge seu-
.,'. . h'in I" sixty days imprisonment in
d, ,.h..v jail,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

REEs 4 Co.'s PRICES ARE: Fon CARrEs NE
VIsITE $3.50 per dozen 81 so per half Dozen Mon
ograms ~ per hundred; large size, s2-an from re-
touched negatives. Lifc-stze, from 800 TO $50,
framed-the same as those charged s7s and sI2s for
In New York,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

ONE OF THE NEVILLE DIrcHnG-M MAcHNEs
will he worked on the Fair Grounds this
afternoon ut O'Clock in the presence OF
prominent citizens OF Richmond, officers OF
Tue Virginia Agricultural Sectty, the Gov
ernor OF Virginia, Ltautenant-G Governor,
Speaker Of the House, aad several Of the
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send for descriptive circulnr: IL .
80 THOMAS l.. PtEsIs1N, tisisefat, ~, AsCtA,
In ~ Al W HSau 1GS SThf6&Srccf, Rtcnntan0s Z
naVING BUSINESS.

LANES 81. NET Will eo,,,inp tls e.isl - 81
sns; soiini.s se rffonags af all WHO hass ~
Le done, re may be npd nn iee Hfes2s ~ ~ -
Y. .Wssf. srrhiteest iil7 Matn ~ rs M
as,sss oss the anharsfbeFs No S4a - Xeae
street, wsIi yspstys pronrt 81 4.
10 tttod1ns 4 s. - s1s = ~ w.
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p,An H'rY forND.-Th" ,,;
...ui,f uai" enid wa>f %sad poay o.
e. go. <tycn" end Of .'nHu lh "''i-cart
~. .n.rn ,b,nr ) .eHth street yesterday
,...,.,..,, +, i>>r o'r,oHk. The ;rsh-barrel
.'.. v.,, rr,,rc .ffoscd the child had been
,..,....31 . II 10 4 house on Sixth street.
.,.., and 10 O'Clock las, night Coroner
ard tie police authorities were en-.
= IL working un the case. and it is pro.
>n'iv Ina; ~ iwiue>t will be held today or
;o-GrTruw,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

'a iAltEoAD CROSSING on TWENTY EIGHTH
iyr>ons driving to Dock street
VI" Nnn r'd Twenty-cigh,h street should
= = lookout for the locomotive Of the
-. -" i"'e: Nai!road Company. This is the
,,'>' ''"s'in. reached by II train after leaving
',..'i i'"'t' under Main street, and some ar
.,'''' ''ch' >h"u'd be made by which the ap-
''''H 'i train would be signalled to
10y, and thus accidents like the one Of
.'"iIa} :!Nrlfci
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seizure Of s,nuesled Goods.

BcI1UEc " fksssssfs HSss 7O3'IS'e.1 y -.
New YORK., March 7.-Smuggled silks and
kid.gloves valued at $1,000 were seized TO.
day on the steamship Frisla. No arrests
were made.
| Laces valued at $1,000 were seized on
another vessel Wednesday, and q lady pas
senger arrested
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

OFFICERS ELEcrED.-At meeting OF the
Associated Debating Club, of Church Hh',
the following officers were elected for the en-
suing term B. G. Collier, president; VII
liam Christian, vice-president; William Il.
Burrill, recording and corresponding secre'
tary; William t.. Lewis, chaplain; A. Car
ter, Sr., treasurer; William Fl. Lewis, II.
brarian William Ii. Carter, critic; Richard
Thompson, sergeant-at-arms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

A. b. DUESBERRY, High Constable, VIII sell al
II A. NJ. at the mo Name Saloon" on Seventh
street between Grace and Broad, glassware, IL
quors, pictures, furniture, stoves, SC.
RICHARDSON s co. will sell at a p. NJ. two
framed tcncmcnts and lats OIL the east side Of
Culveri between Main and Cary streets.
REDWOOD & CRENSHAW will sell at the horse
lot, at 10 A. NJ. horses, mules, &c.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ. horses
mules, vehicles, &C. ...
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England.

LONDON, March 7.-So little credit IS at
tached TO the rumor of the separation Of tho
Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise that
their friends have not taken the trouble to
publicly contradict it. n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

ErNAwaN 0N NAiS STREE. Yesterday q
.a!'" ait,cl''i 10 Il country wagon took
u-hi and ran Oh down Main street. In at
'JH'iln- /" enter Cu,trcll's store for set of
"" harn">s tic horse slipped UP on the
Ha'nS and was severely injured. The
'"'-"i' WAS >lna>hcd to pieces against telc-
".!H past.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

Shocking Tragedy I'm South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, March IA negro named
Pipin has been arrested for having on Satur-
| day last beaten his wife to death, and then,
by means of kerosene, burned her body in q
| shocking manner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

REDFoRD's, No. eo2 MAIN STREET, is Tnf
AGENCY and the only place at which Dunlap ha
can be had In Richmond. Parties advertising thi.
bat will please see Messrs. Dunlap Co.'s letter tc
o. NJ. Marshall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

THE CoNrERT.-The Theatre was we'll filed
last night by an apprcciative audience, who
enjoyed the grand concert given by the bands
Of Professors kcssnich and McCann. This
afternoon there will be matinee at 3 O'Clock.
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THOSE FINE TEAS ". D. BLAIR & Co. ARE
selling are the best we ever saw. We advise all tea
drinkers to try them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

''',' .'EioN lsSriD.-The Governor has
49,; f'Huisilon OH the Governor Of Mis-
l..., inr The return TO Virginia of Lucien
'r,.,a'; "; 'ie noted horse-ihicf, who is held in
.">'''y III Pierce city, No.
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- oNaA1LABLB LETTERS REmA1EING IN THE
T0sr-OFFIcE if:' AT R1cHaoSp, MARCH 7, 1873
n, w lls9h Iompkihs, Richmond, Va. Callan
Bland, Peter sp,lrg, Va.
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CHEAP SHEET-MUSIc.-Go to JoHNSToN's, 9ls
Main street, and buy nice sheet music al D. D. ana
Inc also, one-f urth off on new music.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

To HAVE ELEGANT LIGHT BISCUITS, RoLLst
buck wheat cakes. fruit dunplings, &C., you should
use DooLEY's YkAsT POWDER. Ask your grocer
for 1t. 1t Is pure baking powder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

..,.'t ht">oSAh-M Matte Gaylord, the young
r='~h l'cturcss, has srriv ID and will lee
l,,n ,' ~. =, Assembly Hall on Tuesday evening
'"e Iit.I Of March,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

'N"'ir1ES> MEETING the Board of Su-
:; .'ofH Of ilenrico county will meet at L.
80; 's"&, when they " i'll take some decisive
,''" |n ;Ar clain of Stewart, Buchanan
Gn var. '"' "'' 'N' '"0 'o'"'' VII ING
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

Hrn.,7 SuSpAr-SCnooL hSSoCIATIoS.-Thc
-l-"'.r meeting OF the Baptist Sunday
-. .1ol Association will take place tomorrow
.,tcyuoon =; tGc Fulton church, Rockets. at
ltLlf.n.>t = n'rnck.
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REDFoRD BLOCKS AND IRONS OR MAKES Sill
HATS to order.
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Ir YOU WISH SOMETHING NEW AND PRETTY
read j. IL. CRAFToS's advertisement.
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Hr>TiEGS IcUET.-This court was not in
'>>'o" yesterday owing to the indisposition
4 ''"i-c Guison. The court meets again
~, lnlrAinm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

WHEN YOU SEE A MAN WITH PECULIARLY
white teeth you may know that he mas usea Meade
& BaEER'S $ SAPoNINE DENTIFRIcE."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

Mrs. GRUNDY SAYS THAT SoznDONT EcLIrsEs
all other preparations for the teeth and gums. And
what Mrs. GRUNDY says Is reiterated most en-
pliatically by ninety-ninc one-hluldredths of the
beauty and fashion of the land.
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SILK HATS MADE TO ORDER AND SOFT HATS RE-
naIred at +. WEIsIGER s. Co.'s by one of the best
practical hatters n the South. No charge for IRON
I'M -, hat
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BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND GENTLE
NEWS FURNISHING GOODS, OF E. B. SPENCE & Son
merchant pulors, clohiers, and dealers In gentle
mems furnishing goods, No. 1906 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

r,nnr an'hHf lrELIc AppoISrED.-The Gov
q no,., nas appointed Mr.. George w. FlcmI, z
'''s puDhc for Hanover county,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

HUMOROUS READINGS Bagby c MoSii
Addums'0 proposes to entertain the Rich.
mond public by some of his humorous read
ings neXt week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

SpRING-STYLE SILK HArs.-Thc style Of silk hat
sold by the 1rst-cass retailers in New York city is
the same style that p. WErsIGER co. are selling
now This hat Is light and stylish, ana decidedly
the neatcs hat that has been brought out for long
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO THE CoNsTlTu-
T,oE.-Thc following amendments proposed
by Mr.. kirkpatrick TO the report Of the Joint
| committee OH constitutional amendment:
have been presented to the Senate
"Stf;ke out sections =, 3, and Of article
of the Constitution, and insert in lieu there.
Of the following:
"SEcTIoS 3 The House of Delegates shall
consist of ninety members, to be chosen BIZ
ennially by the voters Of the several cities,
towns, and counties on the Tuesday stlc-
cecdng the first Monday ifi November, and
shall be distributed and apportioned among
the counties. cities, and towns as near as
practicable according 10 their population,
| avoiding the creation of districts except
where necessary to produce equality-such
distribution and apportionmenl to be made
by the General Assembly at its session next
| after the adoption Of this clause US part of
the Constitution.
"SECTloS 3. The Senate shall consist of
forty members. TO be chosen for the term Of
four years by the voters Of the several coun-
ties, cities, and towns formed for that pur-
pose into districts, not more than forty nor
less than thirty-siX in number, making the
representation according to population as
near as may be. Said districts shall be con-
StItutGu DS tue IcHefal Assembly at ltS ScS-
sion next after the adoption of this clause,
aud it shall so provide that the senator's first
elected under this provision for districts bear.
ing odd numbers shall yacate their places at
the end Of two years, and those elected in
districts bearing even numbers shall hold for
the full term; and vacancies occurring by
expiration of term shall be filled by election
of senators for the full term
"SECTloN 6. The General Assembly SHALL
meet once every two years, and not ottener,
unless convened by the Governor in the
manuer prescribed in this Constitution. No
session Of the General Assembly shall con-
tinuc longer than niuety days without the
concurrence of tbrec-fillhs of the members
elected TO each House; in which case the
session may be extended for further period
not exceeding thirty days. Neither House
during the session Of the General Assembly
shall, without the consent OF the other, ad'
journ for more than three days, nor to any
other place than that III which the two
Houses shall he sitting. A majority of the
members elected to each House shall constl'
tutc n quorum TO do business; but q smaller
number may adjourn from day to day, and
shall have power to compel the attendance OF
absent members in such manner and under
such penalty as each House may provide"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

A COPYRIGHT TIP IS IN EACH DUNLAP HAT,
and It cn only be found at the agency, REDFoRps S,
No ooe Main street.
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REEs Co.'s GALLERY COST $4,000. THE MOST
that LIS usually invested where lnw-priced pictures
are made Is from $500 to Ssso. Take your choice.
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QUALlrIEp.-Mr.G George ". Booker quail.
fed us an attorney in tho Supreme Court
yesterday.
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Action Of the Administration Disap-
proved.
NEW YORK, March IA meeting OF the
Republican General Committee lass n'ght
passed. among other resolutions, one disap-
proving the conduct of the Administrator
| in Louisiana matters.
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r. FERRASD1Nr, HUMAN HAIR GOODS MANU-
e13 Broad street.
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| are made Is from $500 to Ssso. Take your choice.
REEs q Co. EMPLOY MORE HANDS THAN ANY
other gallery In the city, and use none but rs-ca,
material. Success certain. Beware of imitators.
REEs Il Co.'s PRICES ARE: Fon CARTEs DE-
VIsITE, $3.50 per dozen: 81 so per ha,f-dozen Mon.
ograms, ~ per hundred; large size, S2-an from re-
touched negatives. Lifc-size, from 800 to $50
framed-the same as those charged S7s and sI2s for
In New York.
THOSE FINE TEAS ". D. BLAZE & Co. ARE
selling are the best we ever saw. We advise all tea
drinkers to try them.
REDFoRD BLOCKS AND IRONS OR MAKES SILK
HATS to order.
SILK UMBRELLAS OF BEST QUALITY AT RED
FoRD's.
r. FERRASDINI, HUMAN HAIR. GOODS MANU-
FACBRER, e13 Broad street.
REDFoRD's, No. e02 MAIN STREET, is THE
AGENCY and the only place at which Dunlap hat
can be had In Richmond. Parties advertising this
hat will please see Messrs Dunlap Co.'s letter to
o. NJ. Marshall.
.swEHrKAvANA oa.nssEs AT rfzzNrs
CoCoANUT cAnAMELs. KID CocOANUT CREAM
candy at PIZZINI's.
SOFT MARsn-MALLow, CHOCOLATE, AND GUM
DROPS at PIzZISr's.
DATES, DATEs.-Two pounds for rs cents at PIz-
zIN1's.
! ORANGES, ,oRANaEs,-swEET AND JUICY, LARGE
and small-very cheap at PKzIyIs.
+ ASK FOR MEADE & BAXER's " SAPoNIHE DEsrI-
Fn1CE."
Go TO ANToEI's FoR PURE CONFECTIONERY.
Go TO ANToNI's FOR MALAGA GRAPES.
ANToN1 KEEPS THE BEST DINING-SALooN.
NEW AND CHEAP DATES AT ANIoNIs.
Go AND SEE THOSE CALIroRSIA PEARS AT An
TOMS.
THE CHOICEST FRUIT is AT ANToNIs.
ANToNl HAS IMPORTED cARAMELs.
GoAND GET THOSE LARGE FIGS AT ANToH1's.
ANToNI IS THE BEST cONFECTIoNER.
OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE AT ANToSI's.
Go TO ANToNI, THE coNFECTloNER, MAIN
STREET.
IF YOU WANT PURE CONFECTIONERY, ANroNI's
is the place to 60, Main street.
EXPLANATIONS AT FRAYsEn's EXTENSIVE
GALLERY:
$50 large picture for only one dollar.''
$50 cheap. Just think, one dozen cards for two
dollars"
"Such good work."
"FRAYsER has such rush."
"Only think, eight pictures for one DOLLAR
awe viii tell our friends to CALL"
SEE MEADE & BAKERS ADVERTISEMENT.
PEMBROKE SHIRTS, PEMBROKE SHIRTS,
made to order by
E. 3. SPENCE & Son,
Merchant Taors,
1900 Main street.
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REEs Co.. MAIN NEAR NINTH STREET, ARE
the only Photographic artists In the city who really
make hrst-class work at low prices.
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FINE TEAs.-Eothing SUPERIOR to these fine teal
W. d. BLAIR 6 Co. are selling Gun be bad IN tn'i
country. -.
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a EeoyaI Marriage on the Tapts.,

NEW YORK, March THE Edinburgh
Scotsman reports that marriage has been
arranged between the Duke Of Edinburgh
and foreign imperial princess.
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Jesse CHILD,
CARY,
LIT MAIN STREET, NEXT TO CORNER SFcoHn.
fla 2Ol


nLEOPHENE OIL.-Over $50 fre-tests
finest oil for safety on the American continent
is rs white rs pure spriux Mutcr; c imfrds hfntr
prfce than any other oil In the uroi can Markets.
< II orders rromptlT attended 10y
j. Il. MUUNTCAsTLESCD h \ GO. sole Agchts.
fe % 500 Rrosd street Eliilt na. va.
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The New Jersey Railroad balls.
TRENTON, March 7.-Both Houses OF the
Legislature adjourned to-day without fina!
action on the TWO general railroad bills DC
aJoI them.
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EhsME Fras-seMETHfSG ExTaA--sELLISo Al
low ngures at PIzzIgIfs
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CoCoANUT cAnAMELS KID CocoANuT cREl
candy at PIZZINf's.
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SOFT MARslI-nALLow, CHOCOLATE, AND GUM
DROPS at PIzZISr's.
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neat, of Cer,er.y Erv.

OUEK611E1 --"9..-o'
SAN FRANCISCO, March 7.-General Carey
II. Fry, chief paymaster Of the military di-
vision of the Pacific, died here yesterday.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales of real estate nude betgeen the 1St o.
January and 3Oth of Jnne the tares for the pre-
sent yetu hare to De paid dytte purchaser, on
Of he yet,r tie tGreS haze TO be paid 6ythe seller
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SILK UMBRELLAS OF BEST QUALITY AT RED
FoRD's.
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REEs Co. EMPLOY MORE HANDS THAN ANY
other gallery In the city, and use none but rstclass
material. Success certain. Beware Of imitators.
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enators and members Of the House Of Dele.

Omnibuses will be In readiness at 3:45 p.
d.. In front Of the post-ofice, for those in-
vitsd to the grounds.
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DATES, DATEs.-Two pounds for rs cents at PIz
ZINI's.
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no PREVENT THE HAIR soURINs-
i sCAPILLlNA. mn s-H
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! ORANGES, ,oRANGEs,-SwEETA AND JUICY, LARGE
and small-very cheap at PIzzIyIs.
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IHE WEATHER, which for the past month or
so has belonged almost exclusively TO that
latitude inhabited by the Esouimaux, the
watruS, and other seal, yesterday broke hi;
co'd grasp and gave place to the genial smile
OF spring in all her glory. The air was az
sentie and balmy as maiden's sigh, and Old
ool wed with Boreas liz dispensing his favors.
such a day as yesterday prompted that
sentiment of the poet- ''
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swEsrRAyASA oa.nssEs At rfzzryr,s.
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Vi tuC pctt-
IN the spring a fovelier irIs

Snaiisc3 on the FURNISHED dove:
AT the spring young mans fancy
Lishay turns 10 thnugh,sof love"
ftit TO be more fls,etieslf,' @abopg gfiat the
weather may continue thus and enable orr
farmers to prepare their lands for the recen.
taon OF the coming crops. Should the clerk
OF The weather have any more such "co,d
snaps" as he gave us during the past month.
we trust ne may dispense his fayors TO some
less favored locality.
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GARDNER
III FlRE-ExTIEeuIsHER AID
HooK-ANp-LADDER TRICK IS,
EQUIPMENT.
ABSOLUTE PROTECTION FROsI FIRE.
General Wade Hampton says

General Wade Hampton says: -
"a The ,;AapSsR EiRk-ExTryerIsIEgE haa. .nnys
hearty approval and IecoinEaeili tts laxn
the risI OF flre The grest benefits Z tas confsrrse
In saving property Justify the confidence
In e." sis