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NEW YORK.
Counferfeit Rank-Notes.

NEW YORK, February 3.-Two-doliar
counterfeit notes on the. First National,
Ninth National, Marine National, National
Shoe and Leather banks, and the Nntionsl
Bank Of the State of New York. and the
National Bank Of Commerce, are in circua-
tion. They are well executed ana well CAL
culated to deceive.
Bank Suit.
New YORK, February 3.-The State or
Tennessee is plaintiff in snit which is being
tried before Judge Van Bruns to-day in the
Supreme Court. The defendants are Fair
banks Brothers, stockholders and directors
in the National Bank. OF the Metropolis,
Washington: Or. Hatch. the treasurer; and
Mr.. Davis, the attorney FOR the bank.
The allegation Is that in 1864 the firm,
which became indebted to the National
Bank OF Memphis, Tenn, for $4,000, de-
posted bonds in the National Bank of the
Metropolis as collateral security for the debt.
and the bonds were SEPT t0DayiS by Judge
Sherman, Washington laWye-, accom-
panied by q letter. The Bank OF the Metro.
polls went into liquidation in 1866, and the
Memphis bank failed In 1867, and a receiver
was appointed.
The AttoTney-G GereFal Of the State fTen.
ncSsee applied to the Controller CT Currency
in Washington to have the debt collected
for the Memphis bank, but he refused TO
take any steps in the matter, being influenced,
it is alleged, by the representations Of the
defendants, who deny the Indebtedness.
The case is likely to occupy several days.
EtcEss.
New YORK, February 3.-The cigar
makers who lately struck for an increase of
wages have resumed work, their bosses
etfecting a compromise. The strike OF cloth
bat and capmakers still! continues. Some Of
the bosses nave acceied 10 their demands,
Lut they refuse to resume work till all the
bosses do so.
~ further discrepancy has been found in
the accounts of II. GIL cn the tax acrount Of
Brooklyn. 4 warT1nt has been issued for
CLIPS arrest, but il is stated that be has lett
for paris unknown.
William Adams las been sentenced to
eight years in the penilcntiary for robbing
and stabbing Mr.. Finch.
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~ lEATuES's lDEA.-The Virginia City
l,|'a0''j Enterprise relates the following
i""iIi- along trail on the crest OF NOUN
|'"':lu-c east Of the Lower Sink Of the
,'i>o'', In 1850, in conpany with Piute
"p''"n, we came upon an old grave-a mere
't'"Gh spot few feet off The trail. 'There,'
,n' 'IIe Capitan, there lies one of my men.
t'e was good nan. We buried him there
''"! years ago said we, Is le in there
:.., No. said the brave, pointing up
""lu, ne Is lhc:c-hc is in Pali-al's coun-
.i!' WOW, >a!d we, wishing to draw out
- 4i> H"''ohs IN regard 10 the Immortality of
81 ,S' 'o'iI now, suppose we were to dig
,"'''' should we no, lind the skull of your
i"iil-hiS ,high-bonts and bis ribs - Yes, =,
answered the Indian; we should find
iA'or. Then Low can he be in PalLah's
'2H"'iy:' His bones, his skull, and ribs,
$3.50 n' ms bones, ale iIerc, said the Captain,
"u' A's dream Is above with Pah-ab.'"
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BISHOP CHESEY's MovEMENTS.-St. Louis,
February 2.-Bishop Cheney, of Chicago,
preached two sermons yesterday in Dir.
Brooks's (Presoyteriau) church, in which he
explained the position and status of the Re-
formed Episcopalians. To-day he held in
teryiews with several gentlemen who are in
terested in the movement, but no steps have
yet been taken to organize the Reformed
Church here.
Among other statements made by the
Bishop to-day was one TO the effect that Rev.
Stephen 4. Tying, of New York, is in hearty
sympathy with the movement, and that large
numbers of -Churchmep, who have long
been dissatisfied with the tendency of the
Episcopal Church, will soon come out boldly
and join the reform.
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TsE THEATRE.-Last night the handsome
Coleman sisters, supported by good COM
pauy. comme menced their reengagement for
tbis week. The audience was very small,
probably on account Of the disagreeable
weather, and the acting some times rather
slow, but some good acting and the mystery
about the story kept up the interest 10 the
end. Some of the acting was very good,
especially that of Misses Louie aud CARA
Coleman. Mr.. Coleman, and Mr.. Honey wood.
The same play, the "Mystery OF villa
Real" will be repeated tonight, and the
Colemans promise not to omit their clog
danciug and musical carnival. With good
weather, they will be sure to have tine
house.
Miss CusuaAN.-The Theatre-goins pub
lie are already exercised on the SUBJ
ject of the engagement which Mr.. Powell
has entered into with Miss Cushman,
the queen of tragedy Of the American
stage. She will arrive here on Sunday or
Monday, and on Tuesday evening next play
Meg Meries. Her baggage and some of the
stage scenery which is to be used have already
reached the city.
While Miss Cushman produces with con-.
summate skill all the intense dramatic effect
of which such wild, weird figure is capa.
BILE, she also coptriyes to give peculiar dis
tinctness to the traces of the kindly woman
nature which are hidden beneath that strange
exterior. Even in her most passionate mo-
ments she has about her some of the soitness
and sweetness of the youth and purity which
have long passed: and despite the fantastic
garb, the harsh and rugged features, the fe-
rosious manner, and the imperious tones OF
the voice, the spark Of tei'der and true hu'
mauity shines still with stead,ast brightness.
The history Of Miss Charlotte Cushman's
with the part of Meg lHerilles is
extremely interesting AYE, fascinatins-and
Of course the manager will meet Nl
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GLNESlS DISCLOSED. By Thomas a. Davies.
Nr. Davis does not believe in the unity OF
Tie !ltman race. He does, however, believe
II Genesis. and bis volume is an effort to
!rc'ny;'c his tclcf with his disbelief. He
;'rrolnp!i>hcs this by the theory that Genesis
ia"!Iii1n> tm distinct creations of men. The
'ai!ir>t was that OF ADAM" which term he
MlcFlrc,> TO mean mankind in general. The
>rsoHG creation was that Of "The Adam"
g. tur ln;,n whose vie WAS Eve, and from
Wh"m tie Hebrews alone were descended.
Ills arguments in behalf Of this theory are
M-cnlOU,, but the most plausible Of them is
u" circumstance that the so-cilled second
Adan i always mentioned with the
definite article prclixed, or, in ether words,
. " HE ADAM" This argument will hardly
H!rrt "i;h general acceptance among biblical
scholars. bug nevertheless, Mr.. Davies is to be
c'oi}ra with an ernest and ingenious effort
~ rrcohcl!c Genesis with what he holds 10
" Tic teachings Of science. World.
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HusrIsGs CouRT.-Fanuic lor was yes
terday convicted of grand larceny i'll the
Hastings Court and seut to the pcnitentiary
for fire years.
John Williams, charged with grand lar
ceny, was also found guilty, and sent to the
penitentiary for two years.
Isabella Brown alias Martha Hamilton,
charged with burglary, was found guilty OF
larceny OF goods over the amount of $50,
and sent to the penitentiary for seven years.
a motion to give the prisoner new trial
will be heard to-day.
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PLANS OF THE BALTIMORE AND Omo.-The
Sun. of Cairo, Ill.,, referring to the meeting OF
capitalists and railroad men there last week,
expresses the belief that "it will result in
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad securing an
outlet to the Gulf and connection with the
Southern Pacific by the purchase OF the
Cairo and Vinceunes road, and connection
with the Cairo, Arkansas and Texas. Ii this
should prove true, then it Is claimed mat the
Baltimore and Ohio Rlilroad Company will
beat the Pennsylvania Central to the Pacific
coast about one hundred and fifty miles"
A suit is now pending for appointing re-
ceiycr for the Cairo and Yincennes railroad.
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The WEATHER. Yesterday morning the
pavements were covered with snow. with an
upper crust of ice, and the trees were loaded
with ice. Early in the morning long lines
Of persons, going TO their places OF business,
marched in single file down the middle OF
the streets, where the only safe footing could
be found. In many places it was not until
late in the evening that thc sidewalks were
cleared fthcir slippery covering by the effects
OF the bright sunshine and by the use Of the
shovel.
The limbs Of mauy trees along the streets,
and especially on Capitol Square, were
broken down during Monday night by the
weight OF the ice, and fell across the walks.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

NARROW EscAPE.--As train on the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
was going out on yesterday the colored fire.
man of the "Agent" Qhe locomotive which
tows the trains on the connection track), bay.
ing occasion to pass back on one of the cars,
was caught by The telegraph-wire, which was
bent down by the ice, and was in imminent
peril of being thrown on the track and
crushed beneath the train. Fortunately, he
succeeded in holding on to the car, and only
received some very severe scratches and
bruises and all injury in one of his eyes
Which may prove serious.
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TIE GAs's HILL RoBBERy.-Llttte Rock,
February Tile passengers On the Cairo
aud Fulton railroad who were robbed on
Saturday evening at Gad's Hill, Mo-, and
who arrived here on Sunday morning, gave
avery Iudicraas account OF the affair. From
the description given by tAem the robbers
are the same who robbed the hot Springs
stage 1svo wceks ago, and hailtroo Missouri.
The leader is named Greenwood The others
are named Mccoy and Younger, there being
two brothers Of the latter name, and one or
Two others
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Na-,:,n Ear,Es-SsObbery.

TITusvILLE, PA, February "a special
dispatch from Conneausvillc, in this State,
gives an account of most daring and eX-
teusye robbery at that place last evening.
While the cashier OF the First National
Bank, d. ID. Williams, was writing at his
desk he heard a rap 1T the side door. Upon
opening the door two masked men srrans
upon him, bound and gagged him, and sue.
ceeded in making their escape with 81, 900
in currency and 100000 In United States
bonds alr. Williams was found this morn.
ing in an unconscious state, but recovered
consciousness in q couple Of hours after
being released.
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New ORLEANS, February 3.-The steam
boat Ellen d., while lying at Jordan's land
ing, Beuf river, was entered by young and
weil-dressed highwaymen, who drew their
pistols, and, blndfolding Mr.. Krause, the
owner of the boat, and his companions,
robbed them of their money, yaluables, and
all the goods they could carry of the boat
all valued at about $1,000. The robbers are
supposed to belong to Coy's band OF Mis-
,o,,u; rnbEarc
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CAPTURE OF RAILROAD RoBBERs.--Albdny
n, Y, February 2.-Officers of Madison
county have succeeded in capturing gang
of thieves who have been operating upon
goods in the cars Of the Midland and Central
railroads Henry Ashtenaw, who held a
situation as clrman between the two roads;
Alexander Harrington, brakeman on the
Midland road, and man named Lake are
said to be implicated. Large quantities OF
stolen goods, besides masks, burglars tools,
&C., were found in their possession.
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ALE FOR FAMILY UsE-ESGILsu ALE, CREAM
ALE, AND roRTER.-To supply demand from his
many countrymcn here, HENRY BOWLER has now
an ale tha. he Aattcrs himself win fairly compete
with their home beverage beth in flavor and quality,
AMI with his universally cream ale" and
porter viii enable him To please the palatcs Of all.
Orders to Spring Park Brewery promptly filed.
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VESSEL WRECKED.
TIE CREW SLAUGHTERED By SAVAGE

New YORK, February "a letter from
Sydney, NV South Wales, dated December
2Jth, says the bark Plato, which left here
for China with coal, some months ago
struck reef north OF New Caledonia, and
the crew escaping in one OF their boats made
their way for Solomon islands. On reachiDg
their destination they were, with one eXcep-
ton, mercilessy slaughtered by the pltives.
The survivor was spared from superstitious
belief that as the half-dOZan arrows by which
he ~as pierced did rot touch vital pa.t it
would be unlucky to attack him again.
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sneat,,5 or Noah ygasiser. ESQ. !

! BaLrIuoaE, February 3.-Noah walker,
tI,e senior member OF the firm OF Noah Wal,
ker s Co, the well known clothiers, gled a.
his country seat, in Baltimore counts, saof.ly
after midnight this morning. aged seventy
seven years. The deceased bad been 10 ou-
siness here siuce 1927, and was highly re-
specsed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-04

AT THE Police COURT yesterday three per-
sons-Michael McDonough, Thomas Hollo-
ran, and John Joice-were fined 81 each for
mutual assaults.
The case Of William Goddin, charged with
stealing cutlery and tableware valued at SO
belonging to 0. A. Duffy, was continued
until to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-04

SUPREME COURT OF ArPEALs, TUESDAY,
The following business was transacted in
this court:
Beasley Is. Robinson. Supersedeus award
cd to judgment of the Circuit Court of
Greene county.
Omohundro Us. Omohundro and ais. Pc
tiion for leave to advance causes denied.
Buford us Po!lock'S administrator. Partly
heard, and continued till tC-;ay.
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Strike Of Actors.

!. PHILADFLrHIA, February 3.-The stock
company at the Cbestnut-Street Theatre
struck last night on account OF the non-pay-
n,ent of salaries, thus preventing the pre-
duction OF 6 Through by Daylight" in
which Winnita Montague was TO appear.
The piece will be produced at another thea. ca
ire = !. p - = u EE.-. -. -
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LECTURE ON IRISH EuNoI.-The Hon. S.
S. Cox, Familiarity known as Sunset Cox"
of New York, has engaged to deliver lee
ture on the subject of "Irish Humor" at
Association Hail on Friday night next for
the benefit of the Young Mems Christian
Association.
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ussstss,ppi Senatorial. Contest.

MEMPnIs, February "a Special 1fom
Jackson, Miss, says the senatorial contest
to-day resulted in the election of the Repub-
Iican nominees, B. L. Bruce (eoloredl, for
the long term, and II. R. Pease, late super
intendent OF education, for the short term.
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MurGerers Sentenced.

HARRISBURG, Pa, February 3.--LeWis
Rosentine and John Moody (coloredb con-
yicted of the murder OF farmer Behn, were
sentenced this morning for execution. no
sentine admits bis guilt, ana VIII proDaoiy
make n full confession. Moody still asserts
his innocence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-04

THE BOHEMIAN GIRL.-The Richmond
Amateur Opera Troupe are to present the
opera Of the Bohemian Girl at the Theatre
after Lent. Tonight the troupe meets at
Ambold's Musical Exchange for rehearsal at
o,rlnck
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-04

.,,,f AH n4-DE'rrIsG syeSx.-In u note to a
=, ",.e'ii'h .ea: Who has written book upon the
y" ifelonF. eX Governor Horatio Seymour
,c'"sn,as'y ,;e;, says: "Whcn you go to Albany
n' W" t"e Museum Of Natural History.
UIrH'"sy' I;.H a., DC, in the State Agricultural
't1n' ASK The keeper to show you piece
~ eo'al stone which has, TO nay knowledge,
1,,,!, pyth GRIPPING Gil for twenty gears in that
"u'ialiis. II mag throw some light on the
: V!i qucstiOn.'n
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a statement in an English paper to The ef-
h"' tbat movement is on foot to procure
!'p'ica "l the equestrian statue OF the late
,,f jane outram. renowned for his. mill,
,aty exploits in British India, is reminder
'Aa' The ord "liam" is derived from the
S'rohd syllable Oh bis name, his father, Ben.
j1thsn Outram, huvlEg invented trans and
H'hWays.- - WorLI.
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the success which he deserves for securing
such talent for the amusement aud enter.
tainment Of the lovers of the legitimate dra-
ma In Richmond.
The sale of reserved seats commences at
Ambold's on Thursday (to-morrow) at A.
NJ ~afs; ~, f@.fs
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The STORM.

New YORK, February 5 The saow.Storm
which commenced yesterday continues this
morning. but shows signs of abatement.
About i've inches have fallen, the snow in
many places being baGly driited.
BosToN, February 3.-Disnd frozns ssiss. sssiss.
North and East report feay 500 storm
.nreYaiIinp. M 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-04

THE SPORTING GENTRY Of Richmond and
Henrico county INDUCED themselves in the
luxury of grand cock-fght at Rockets
Yesterday. The Richmond men claim to
have won eight out of ten tights had Oh the
opca son
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Fire aud Loss OF Life.

Z pnoy1pEscE, February 3.-James Smiths
woIlen.mill, w. A. Coles store, dwelling
house- and all the mill out.bulldinssat at Mills
willie. Mass, were burned to-day. John
peiliv was burned to death aud three others
badly burned-one, probably, fatally.
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Connecticut Democratic Convention.

New HAVEN, February 3.--The Democratic
State Convention met here to-day. Hon.
David Clark Liberal Republican,, of Hart
ford, presided.
Governor Ingersoll was renomna:ed for
Governor. Upon being informed of the
fact he appeared before the Convention and
was received with applause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-04

TRANSFER PRlNrING-INxS will copy clear anc
dIstinct for an indefinite period of time Send your
orders for work to be done in these inks to the DIS
patch Printing-House.
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TRANSFER PRINTING-ISKs-!nyaluabl to rail-
road companies, steamship companies. banks, mer-
chants, manufacturers and others. They are en-
during and changelcss, and will copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period of time. Having just
received fresh supply Of these inks, we are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-04

ScHAAp's NEWS AGENCY, l402 Main street,
supplies subscribers at publishers rates. 'ALEs'
TINES by the gross or singly.
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SENT TO THE CHAIN-GANG FOR THREE
MONTHS. George johnson, who was in
dicted for grand larceny, was yesterday
found guilty of petit larceny, and sent to the
city Jail and chain-gnug for three months.
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MECuASICs' BUILDING CoMPANY.-The fol-
lowing officers have been elected for the
ensuing year: President, Charles j. Schmidt;
Treasurer, Julius Ide; Secretary. John A.
Kratz. Trustees: Henry Thon, William u.
Cree, August Jacob. Directors: Edward Al
bers, Balthazar Ramstett, Leonhard Dor
sam, Henry Metzger, Christian G. Thon,
George Gersdorf.
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WANTED, A COPY OF TIE DISPATCH Cncludjng
the supplement- Of Ju &c 21st 1867, in which was
published DR.. r. l.. DABSEY's reply TO the letter of
General JOSEPH f. JOHNSTON. criticislng DIR.
DABSEY's narrative of the first battle OF Manassas.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE FEBRUARY 3.-Mcssrs.
Lyon & Brother, 1912 Main street. Rich
mond, Va; c. G. McCrae, Esq, Richmond,
Va
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THE CESsUs.-The police will commence
taking the census of the population of the
city to-day. Five policemen have been de-
tailed for each ward.
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CIRCUIT CoUET.-In the Circuit Court yes
tertiay the jury in the case of Folkes Us.
Stearns failed to agree, and the court ad-
tourncd until to-day.
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MoRTuARY REpoET.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, January 81, 1874, compiled from SEX
tons returns received at the Office Of the
Board of Health
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REDUcEp.-As the season Is advancing Mcssrs.
E. B. SPENCE & Son have put down the prices of
their overcoats and other heavy winter stock at
greatly reduced prices.
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KENTUCKY WnISKEY, four years old,-celebra-
ted Buckner brand-S2.50 per gallon, at CHRIS
TIAS i WHITES.
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TOMATOES in gallon jars, for hotels and boarding
houses, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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UNDERWEAR, OF ALL GRADES, and from me.
dunn to best quality, at reduced prices, at B.
SPENCE 6 SONS, 1900 Main street.
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LOOK AT THE BEAUTIFUL Two-OUSCE POCKET
HATS, weight three ounces, at 2. WEISIGER /
Co.'S.
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THE PEMBRoKE SHIRT IS WARRANTED TO FIT.
Leave your orders at F.. B. SPENCE 4 SONS, 1900
Main street.
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IF YOU WANT A NICE-FITTISG SHIRT, out ofthe
very best material, leave your ORDER at E. B.
SPENCE s. Sons.
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MME. DEAIoR FASHIONABLE AND RELIA-
Die PATTERNS are the best. Try them. For sale
by JULIUS MEYER, 6O3 Iiroad street.
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CLoTuING.-E. b. SPENCE s Son, 1900 Main
street, have very large stock of readymade cloth
ing, which they selling at the very lowest mar
lrafr rInns
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HUMAN HAIa-GYrSG Awsy TO MONOPOLY,
Wishing to make change In business, will during
the next thirty days sell. out my entire stock OF
HUMAN n..IR at cost Come and be convinced
that YOU will get the worth Of yonr m money at E. L.
GHANGER'S, 627 Broad street. -. - M
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CuEpDER AND STILToS CHEESE, old and yer!
superior, at CHRISTIAN s. WHITES.
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UmbrelIa-purchase save considerable money by
calling ut SCHAAP's, 1902 Maiu street
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meath or Ex-Quartermasser Dodge.

Bcsros, February 3.--N. 5. Dodge, for
merly auartermaster of the army, subse-
ouently an employe In the Treasury Depart.
ment, and well known In literary circles,
died here yesterday. s.s9 GO a.s
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales of real estate made btoees ths 1st O
January and sO Of uYs taS tasss 5o e 4TTs re
iii sgIe, y,ln6s bet,6een the 1st OF July and Ldst
OF the vear the tazes hdus to te paid tg tho Seler.
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TIE MASONIC GiRT CONCERT AT NoRFoLkj
owing to various reasa.s, has postponed 9th
of May 1874 ana on the night of that date the con
cert aud drawing will positively take place his Is
al opportunity rarely offered for soue one to make
fortune with the small outlay Of s5. Tickets can
Ue had In Richmond at p. WEISIGEH & CO.'S hat
store, 1901 Main street. Orders from distance
solicited. Send money by rost-oficc order or eN-
,,ros. The tnlln,vin.. Is LII OF riffs: