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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE END OF THE CArIToL SENSATION
TnE SENATE CHAMBER AND LIBRARY DE
CLAREp ny EXPERTS TO BE SAFE.--The fol
lowing is copy OF Il communication I'D
dressed by Colonel Thomas II. Wynne 10 (
number of architects and engineers ant
| builders, which was responded TO Saturday
| The Committee on the Library, Of which
| Colonel Wynne is the chairman, prepared g
| series of questions to be submitted to these
| gentlemen. They met on Saturday, at the
Senate chamber, and made thorough ex
| animation of the Senate chamber, State Ill
brary, etc, and afterwards replied to the
questions in the order In which they are
hereto annexed
RICHMOND, February 13, 1874
-alerander Y. Lee, Esq: -..
Dear Sir,-At the suggestion of his Elk.
celiency Governor Kemper, / respectfully
request that you will be kind enough to
meet me and some other gentlemen, who are
interested in the matter, in the Library, in
the state Capitol at IL O'Clock A. M. Satur.
DAY, FEBRUARY 14th, instant. II you desire
TO do SO would be glad if you would bring
any gentlemen with you who are experts in
the matter Of examining buildings with re.
gard to strength, etc.
i oui SoiipitahSc Will very IuuCQ ODllpo
your obcdient servant,
THoAAs H. WYsNB.
Question: Do you consider the floor OF
the Library sufficiently strong to sustain all
the weight now resting upon it together
with the amount that would be added to it
by fifty or one hundred people standing upon
the floor.
Answer: Yes. s-.-
Question: Is there any danger at all Of the
galleries and alcoves becoming separated
from the walls so rs to endanger their falling
inward2 ..-----.~..-..-.. ..~-
Answer: None.
Question Do you deem it advisable to
make any alterations or additions to secure
the safety of this portion of the building so
as to place beyond doubt the possibility OF
an accident BY which the Senate chamber,
the books in the Library. or the occupants OF
either would be ipjureds
Answer: None, except that new ceiling
and cornice be put up of wood.
[Signed,l Henry E1all, architect; W. E.
Cutshaw, engineer; John Gibson. builder
Alex. Y. Lee, architect and engineer; j.
f. Powell, builder; George Gibson,
builder; James Layne, builder.
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BY. TELEGRAPH.
Latest News from Washington.
Cheap Transportation.


WAsHIsGToE, February 1.-THE ebeau
transportation advocates have had field-day
in the House. hr. Bell, of.Georgia, deliver.
ed an exhaustive argument in favor of water
transportation and in advocacy Of his bill for
aid TO the Atlantic and Great Western canal.
He was followed by Mr. Clements. of Hi
nois, who also urged the necessity of water
transportation to the people of the West as a
relief 10 their present distressed condition
which grew out IF the fact OF their inability
TO reach market.
Both Of these gentlemen urged that the
true policy OF good government was tc
afford the best means for the development
of new industrial interests, and that no pre-
tense Of false national economy should b.
permitted to stand in the way of the jus
demands OF suffering people.
Mr. Fort, Of Illinois, argued in favor of az
increase of the national currency.
The Spencer. Sykes Contest.
The Senate Committee on Privileges aud
Elections this morning decided In the matte,
of the charges affecting the election of Scna.
tor Spencer to proceed Herewith upon the
documentary evidence furnished, and, il
held advisable during the investigation, to
summon witnesses.
The counsel for both Spencer and Sykes
were heard, the former advocating the de-
termination of the contest ON documentary
evidence, and the latter fayoring an oral in.
vestigation.
Kuklux ParGoned.
julius Howe, of South Carolina. convicted
of kuklux crimes, and imprisoned at Albany,
has been pardoned.
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steamer Aground.

FORTRESS MONROE, February 14.-Cep-
tain McGarrick, Of the steamer n. T. Banks,
reports the steamer Havana, from Baltimore
for West Point, aground off the mouth OF
York river. The vessel will have to Tighten.
Captain NcGarrick brohght the passengers
and part of the crew to Norfolk, where as
sistance will be procured. The vessel ispro--
tected from the heavy sea by York Spit, and
is in no danger.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
Ensiand

4 & y
DESTRUCTIVE FrRgIS SgELaRAvIA--1oss EsTGfA.
TED AT pIFTEgN MILLIONS DoLLARs--TH0
FIREMEN KILLED, ETC. !;
LONDON, February 14-Taylor's Pantech.
b,son and Furniture Repository, in Belgra-
via, covering an acre OF ground, was burned
last evening. The fire broke out at 4o'elock
P. ai., and1raged until midnight. Then the
fire was only stopped by the firemen demol-
islling the walls and preventing its progress
81 100000.
The total less, including the contents OF
me burned structure. consisting Of pictures,
mirrors, oW carriages, and O vast amount OF
otter goods, Is estimated at $4,000. 900. Z.
Five houses and several large stables ad.
Jacent were partially burned. ~
Ihere were number Of accidents. and
| two fremen were killed.
The fire attracted an immense and unruly
crowd. and it became necessary to cali out
| the military to preserve order. e.s- =
FURTHER ELECTION Hsws.
LosDoN, February 14.--Up to today 6Ss
members Of the new Parliament baye been
elected. They are divided as follows Con-
servatiyes, 53s2; Liberals and Home, Rulers.
29G. The net Conservative gain so far is So.
Hc tlSCtlOn III DuCkl0SuiUSnIrc t0Ok
place Yesterday. Right Hon Benz. Di.raeli
and Sir r. Harvey, Conservatives, were re-
turned. Disraeli received 2,909 votes, aud
Harvey 1902. The defeated Liberal eandl.
date received !, ,720 votes.
Sullivan and Cullen, Home Rulers, have
been chosen by immense majorities to repre-
sent the county OF South Ireland. Six Home
Rulers contested the two seats for the county
Of Tipperary.
The Standard Of this morning says It has
reason to believe the Government will re.
sign on Monday CT Tuesday next.
A rumor is current that simultaneously
with his retirement from the Ministry, Glad
stone will be created o peer.
OBITUARY.
LONDON, February 14..--The wife Of James
Anthony Froud died today.
Spain.
MADRID, February 14.--It is probable that
the form OF government in Spain will be de-
cided by plebisctte. e
BAYoXNE, February a. 1t Is reported
that General Dorregary, chief.of-,tatf of Don
Carlos, has been murdered.
Italy.
RoHE, February 14.-Cardinal TarquiM
died last night. a
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Al tae recent meeting of the italian Scien

Al the recent meeting of the italian Scien-
tifc Congress, held in Rome, two Neapoli-
tan physicians submitted for examination a
liquid preparation designed for stopping in-
simultaneously the flow OF blood from wounds
OF every description. A commission of ply
sisians, according to the Roman "Fanfulia,"
have been experimenting With it in the ANA
tomieal theatre Of the Santo Spirifo, ana
have reported on II as one of the happiest Of
recent discoveries, ind as particularly SER
vceable on the field Of battle -Scientifc
Miscellany IN GALAXY for March.
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The woman's Temperance Movomcnt.

New YORK, February 14.-Tbe Woman's
Temperance movement is under headway in
Brooklyn, and a committee was appointed
yesterday to impoItune the Legislature for
amendments to the excise law.
The superintendent of the Southsidc
Long Island road has been requested to is
sue orders refusing to receive Intoxicating
liquors as freight.
RIPLEY, ONO, February 14.-The tenn
perance movement is progressing here. One
or two dealers who were pledged to sell no
more liquor have undertaken to renew their
old business quietly. The ladies' have re-
newed their efforts with these, although the
new suburban saloons are now receiving the
most attention. A vigiiant eye is kept on
all dealers who have surrendered.
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MAIL TRAIN DELAYED.-The Chesapeake
and Ohio mail train due here at 2. NJ. on
Saturday was delayed about two hours,
owing 10 slide which occurred on the
western division Of the road.
The express train which was due here at
4:30 on Saturday did not reach the city until
about u O'Clock.
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EXAMINATION BEFORE A, UNITED STATES
Anlss1oSsR.-James B. Lewis, Of Cul-
pepper, was before United States Commits.
sioper Pleasants on Saturday for examna-
tion upon charge of having sold liquor at
retail without having paid the special license
tax. AS the evidence did not sustain the
charge he was released ..s.
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CHESTERFIELD PoL1TrCs.-The Superintend.
ent of Chesterfield county has issued call
to the Conservatives of Chesterfield county
to meet in the respective townships on Sat-
urday the 21st instant to select delegates to
the County Convention that will meet at
Chester on the next Tuesdiy to nominate o
candidate for the House of Delegates to fill
the vacancy caused by the unscating of Dr.
John w. Wake.
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Heavy Bank Robbery.

CHICAGO, February 14.-The vault Of the
First National Bank CT Quincy, Ill, was rob-
bed on the night of the 18th instant of about
s1O0, 900 in currency, besides. quantity Of
bonds and valuable papers and large
amount of special deposits. The burglars
cut through three feet of solid masonry.
The safes were burst open with powder.
There is no clue to the perpetrators.
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DEDICATION CEREMoNIgs.-The new hall oil
Hope Lodge, No. AZ, Independent Order OF
Good Templars, on Broad kreet between
Ninth and Tenth, has been recently lifted
up and will be formally dedicated, with all
the ceremonies of the order, tomorrow
night. The officers of the lodge will otticiate
at the dedicatory services and speeches Will
be made by prominent gentlemen identified
With the temperance movement. The en-
trance to the ball is from Broad street. 7
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Oh, NIL sales Of real estate made bet1eel the lst OF
january and 30th Of June the tdIes for the pre-
sent year hdre to be paid by the purchaser. On
all sales made bettoeen the lst of July G'td last
Of the year the tares hdue to be paid w the seller
N.MLEE, 4 P. NJ, commissioners sale OF house
and lot and vacant lots at the corner OF Venabie
and Twenty-ffth streets.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ. at the store OF
MIR. B. Pasquini. No. 1888 Franklin street.
confectoneries, fruit, tobacco, shelving, eonn-
ters, &c. A "
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. H., at residence
No. 311 Grace, between Third and Fourth
streets, household and Kitchen furniture, &C.
LYME & BROTHER, 4 H., house and lot on Cal
houn between Allen and Hickory streets. s.'-s
SALES AT THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE To
DAY r12 O'CLOCK.
HILL & GODDIN Framed dwelling on west side
of Thirteth street between N and o..
HILL GODDIN: Brick dwelling, with 62a feet
{ Of ground, on Maiu street between Pine and and
Laurel s.-.-.sg 1 ..s.r#,ess .-,....ss +
CoULLIEG PENDLEToN: Three lots on the
east side OF Twenty ninth street between Clay
- and Leigh. i2i'kN =. sPt+'s stth',SS :
eoULL1aG & rENDLETON: Three-s,ory brick
dwelling, with 1k-acre lot, on The southeast
corner OF n and Thirty-second streets.
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!. UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RBHAIs1SG IN THB
RICHMOND PosT.oFF1cB, FEBRUARY IA, 1874
Black Heath Coal Mining Company, Rich
mond, Va; Captain II. C. Carter, Richmond,
Va; Miss Mary De Witt, Sixth street north
of Leigh, city; Mr.. John w. dewitt, Mr..
George w. Jewitt, Mr.. William FL. Pemble'
ton, Jr., Coalicld station, Chesterfield county,
Va; Mr.. Cory Sutton, care of Thomas r.
Price & Co., Richmond, Va; DR.. Greed
Thomas, Richmond, Va; MIR. Samuel 7.
Winston, Coalfield station, Chesterfield coun'
ty Va
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EXPRESS Safe Robbery.

ST. LOUIS, February 14.-W. B. Smith
Adams express agent, at Grantby City,
on the Atlantic and Pacific railroad, was
knocked down and robbed Of his safc-key
while going home about O'Clock yesterday
morning and his safe robbed Of about three
thousand dollars. The robbers are supposed
to be the same who robbed the Iron Noun
tain train at Gad's Hill recently.
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CHRISTIAN CHARACTER OF SToEEwALL
JAcKsoN.-Rev. j. w. Jones will deliver his
interesting lecture on the Christian character
of General Stonewall Jackson, at the Grace
Street Baptist church this evening at 8
o'clock. The proceeds of the lecture will be
devoted to benevolent object. The repu-
tation which MIR. Jones has, and the subject
of his lecture, viii of course insure large
attendance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-16

SUPREME Court OF AppEALs.-The follow
ing business was transacted Saturday:
The New York Life Insurance Company
vs. Hendren. Fully argued by E. 0. Henk.
ley, Esq, OF Baltimore, for the plaintiff in
error, and submitted.
The court Will probably sit to-day to hear
the argument In the case of HIgginbotham
US. The Commonwealth.
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The Siamese Twins.

PHILADELPHIA, February 14.--It Is be-
lieyed the dissection Of the bond between
the Siamese twins began yesterday morning,
but no facts have been obtained regarding 1t.
Everything is conducted with the greatest
secrecy, the operation being performed sole
" in the presence of the five medical men
whose names have already been published.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-16

THE CENsUs.-Mujor Poe, chief Of police
has in his Office a correct list of all the resi-
dents of the city, (white and black, male and
female. numbers of their residences, and the
streets on which they reside, taken recently
by detail of the city police force. The
Major will be glad to satisfy all persons who
are aggrieved thereby and think that the
number of inmates of their houses has not
been properly taken and reported, if they
will only visit his Office and examine the
census list
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-16

ALE FOR FAMILY UsE-ENGL1SH ALE, CREAM
ALE, AND PoRTER.-To supply a demand from his
many countrymen here, HENRY BOWLER has now
an ale that he flatters himself will fairly compete
with their home beverage both in favor and quality
and with his universally-approyed - cream ale'' and
porter will enable him TO please the paates of all.
Orders to Spring Park Brewery promptly filed.
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The National Grange.

ST. LOUIS, February 14.--The National
Grange report on transportation, after par
tial discussion, was withdrawn, on the
ground of IFS being too specific and not gen.
eral era enough in character. The matter lies
over until the next meeting. The Grange
adjourned to meet in Charleston, S. G., In
February, 1875.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF RrcHMosD.-No bust.
ness of public interest was transacted in this
court on Saturday.
The following cases have been set for
hearing to-day: Straus us. Luckado, Walker
rs. keck, and Speed rs. Tomlinson.
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The sunday Liquor-Law..

The papers report that two of the Rich
moud delegates voted against the bill to pre-
vent keeping open bar-rooms on Sunday on
the ground that Richmond has an ordinance
already prohibiting the keeping open Of
i.o,tor. sho1,s on Sunddu. 10. o. "a
Is this true If SO, why do not our city
authorities enforce the law, and why Is
Sunday the .haryest.day with many Of the
bar-rooms Of the city? .f, - JusTIcz-
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VALENTINES for young and gray,
VALENTINES for grave and gay,
VALENTINES filled up with honey,
VALENTINES quite sharp and funny,
VALENTINES for all professions,
VALENTINES tor evil passions,
VALENTINES for lovely maids,
VALENTINES. assorted grades,
SCHAAp's home and foreign news depot and
rIety store, No. 1402 Main ST. eet.
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The Philadelphia Disaster-Recovery
of Bodies Of Victims. &c.

PHILADELPHIA, February 14.-Four bodies
were taken out of the ruins Of the brewery
last nisht-two dead and terribly mashed,
one with both legs broken, and aaother
slightly injured. An unknown citizen, who
was assisting in the search, fell into the cxca-
vation aud was INSTANTLY killed; and two
policemen were seriously injured by falling
into the same excavation.
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MASONIC CoHMlTrEE.-The joint committee
appointed by the various Masonic lodges In
the city to consider the propriety of re6r-
eanizing the Masonic Relief Board will meet
at Washington Hall, on Broad street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, this evening at 8
O'Clock
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THE SAPoNINE DENTIFRIcE, prepared only BY
MEADE & BAKER, is the safest and most efficient
rooth-powder in use. 1t costs only 5Oc. box, anu
Is sold by most apothecariss.
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LEG INJURRD.-Ned Pearson had his leg
cut and was otherwise slightly injured on
Broad street on Saturday morning as the &C,
commodation train was coming in on the
Fredericksburg road. Ned was knocked out
Of the furniture wagon which he was driv-
ing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-16

POLICE Court, SATuRDAY.-Justice White.
Lizzie Richardson (colored), for cursing and
abusing Robert Harris, fined 81.
John Rankin, guilty of throwing ice at
an out-buildng connected with Madison
School. fined s..
w. H. Chambers (colored) was sent on
upon charge of unlawful cohabitation.
The case of L. c. Rock, charged with
arson, was continued until 10Th instant.
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CONFERENCE on THE OYSTER QUEsTIoS.-
Those interested in the oyster question are
to baye conference in the hall of the House
of Delegates tonight.
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THI SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH eXten-
sion will soon be sufficiently near completion
to permit its use by the congregation, and
the ladies are making industrious efforts to
nrovide carpets and cushions for the church.
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A PLACE SELECTED FOR THE SITT1NGs OF
THE HUsr1SGs CouRT.-On Saturday morning
Judge Guigon selected a portion Of the large
building fronting on Capitol street near
Ninth for his courtroom, and issued the ne
cessary orders for it to be fitted up appro-
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WHITE TEETH and HEALTHY GUNS are insured
if Won use MEADE s BAKERS SAPoNISE DENTI-
Fn1cE. Ask your druggist for 1t. Our best dentists
use and recommend 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-16

THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT at Norfolk Will
certainly take place III May. Positively no further
nostponement.
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TIE EASIEST WAY to get $50 900 is to purchase
a ticket in the MASONIC GIFT ENTERPRISE at
Norfolk, and you may be the lucky one. Tickets
can be had at 2. WEISlGER & Co.'s hat store, 1901
Main street, Richmond.
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TRANSFER PRINTING-ISKs-Invaluab to rail-
| road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer
chants, manufacturers, and others. They are en-.
during and changeless, and win copy sharp aht
clear for an indehuite period OF time. Having jus
received fresh supply Of these inks, We are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
| ri
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Final Revocation Of the Summer
6QrSnFG.

BosroN, February 1.-THE House has re-
scinded the resolutions Of 1872 ccnsurins
Hon. Charles Sumner, by vote of 12S to
40. The Senate had previously taken similar
opfinn
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MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DESTIFRICE is
the safest and most efficient tooth.powder In use.
recommended BY our dentists, and can be had of
the principal aro,hecaries at soc. box.
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Your TEETH CAN nv PRESERVED and whisened
by using MEADE 4 BAXKR's SAPoNIEE DRNTI-
Fp1cE. 1t Is recommended by our best dentists
and sold by druggists generally. Price, soc. box.
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CLEARED FOR SATos.-The British brig
Anna, Captain O'Connell, was cleared from
the eustom-house on Saturday morning.
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DELICIOUS SHEERY.-Messrs. W. D. BLAIR q
Co. have Just received lot OF Duff Gordon Sherry
very dry and pale.
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WANTED, COPY OF TIE DISPATCH uncludlng
the supplement- Of June 21st, 1867. In which was
published DR.. R. L. DABEEY'S reply 70 the letter Of
General JOSEPH L. JOHNSTON, criticsing DIR.
DABSEY's narrative of the first battle Of Manassas.
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS made to order by Z. D.
SPENCE & Son, Merchant Tailors. Perfect ut
guaranteed OF no SALE
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TRANSFER PRINTISG-INKs will copy clear and
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-INKs for copying letter.
headings, statements, way-bills, &C. Can be copied
In the ordinary letterpress book. Send your orders
for printing these inks and for all other descp-
tions Of printing, to the DisDdtch Printing House.
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SPRING STYLE SILK HATS Just received at Z
WEIsIC Err & Co.'s.
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TWENTY CASES MuMA's DRY VERzESAY CHAM
PAGSE just received and for sale by ". ID. BLAIR
& co. at very low prices
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" ,ETfp CASH. for which VIII sen
II h .r.,,,., BARGAINS eve. offered in forfeited
." 'r'.l,.irc of WATCHES cf best makers
..r.t ..a(f~I ClJAINS kEis, Shrn ,i,t y, +
=. - ,,.s- ~. the most elaborate CHAIN
,, ~ Gf COLA au1 pcsr!. ~cish!ng ~
tn "s a:s t. be closed Gm sn1f "4f a Of ihe lhe
'"'..- al sora III :. A. WiSSTotk' :
i,,.,xuYllGF. 50. - fourteenth street. under
-. lE..I.. !H
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CARPETS BELOW COST at JULIUS MEYERS, COS
Broad street DEMoREST'S fashionable and re-
Liable patterns.
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A Domestic Tragedy Ia Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, February 14.-A man
named n. NJ. Wood at Rutledge, Ga, shot
himself and poisoned three of his chill
dren last night; caused by the supposed de-
sertion OF his wife.
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TFor the Dispatch.l

STATE TREAsuRY.-The balance in the
State Treasury on Saturday was $3.50, ,o5I 81.
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SOME BEAUTIFUL NEW STYLES OF SOFT HAT
lust received ut r. WHISPER & Co.'s.
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CASE CosT1NuED.-The commission of lu-
macy ordered in ths case Of Jacob Essis has
been continued.
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y ,\YEp. 10 EXCHANGE FOX
u .,.hEAtkS five hundred tons OF S'll%-
-.... cod. Large quantity OF 1iofSr
.'.s 81: COKE. and OAK aud zine " ooW'
- ...r-. ais" six or eight fnG: large. ~eit-
>. ..' '.'' w.. y. CDTTEEiL.
- - corner Ninih Snd Rssin bank