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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-21
MANCHESTER NEWS.

CITY CoUNCIL.-A called meeting of the
City Council was held Monday night to con-
slider the report of the Committee on Water1n
reference to the granting of certain water
power to Martin Brothers & Co., who de-
sign erecting sumac mill on the old Hoppe
site. The report was adopted.
CHESTERFIELD CIRCUIT CoURr.-The case
of William j. Clotworthy Us. E. 0. Murtha,
which suit was brought for an assault, was
tried Yesterday by jury, who returned a
verdict in favor of the plaintiff for $500. The
amount claimed was $500. A motion was
made for new trial, which will be heard
Friday.
CHANGE OF YoTING GPLACE.-Persons who
formerly registered and voted at the To~n
Hall precinct will hereafter exercise that
prerogative at Torrence's store.
INJURY TO THE FREE BRDGE.-There are
good many nuts missing from the iron rods
which brace the floor Of the Free bridge TO
the grders along each side which separate
the mainway from the walkway. Indeed,
in some places the rods are entirely out OF
sight. Something should be done to avert
this petty thieviDg, for independent OF the
pecuniary loss inflicted there is no telling
how soon it may result disastrousIy TO lllc
and limb.
Another matter that needs attention is the
rail along the approach to the bridge on the
Manchester side. In several places the
blanks have been torn off, some of which
are lying along the hillside.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Moody d
Royal have recently sold the following real
estate: A store, corner of Ninth and Hull
streets, lot 223 feet front by lG5, to James
r. Perdue for ST, 800; 1913 feet by 100 on
Perry street TO Lucinda Slaughter for Sl9' ;
also, lot near Hull street, fronting on the
Richmond and Danville railroad, TO >.
Brooks and C. W. Turner for s4Ol.
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SUMMARY

A San Francisco telegram says that ship
ping agents in California and Oregon Gran
gers bave failed.
A dispatch from New Orleans states that
fifteen persons charged with completely in
the Couchatta exploit are coming to that
city under Federal auspices.
The Clinton (La.) row between the con-
fctipg Republican factions resulted in the
wounding of a horse, mule, and seven
negroes.
The sentence in the Louisville kuklnX
case was fine of 5000 and three years i'm
prsonment.
The New York Coast Wrecking Com
pany's steamer A. Winants is reported lost,
with all on board fifteen persons.
Fl. B. Ambuson, agent Of the Atlanta
(Ga.) Herald, went to the Newark Hotel,
New York, on Friday, being too sick to
continue his journey, and on Monday he
died.
A Bayonne dispatch says that BuckIand
and Jarrard are alive.
Sixteen horses started yesterday in the
four-mile race at Baltimore, which was won
by Harry Bassett in 1:443.
The Episcopal Congress now in session IN
New York city will not venture to change
the pbraseology of the creed.
Talbot has accepted the Democratic noml-
nation as candidate for Governor OF Massa-
chusettS.
The Alcott block in Memphis was burned
yesterday.
Captain semmes, commanding the Pensa-
cola navy-yard, speaking of yelloW-iever
there, says three enlisted men are SICK. one
relapsed and six are conyaescent.
In drunken riot at NeWberry, S. g., yes.
terday, negro policeman was Killed and
several persons wounded.
In the vicinity Of Chicago, yesterday, the
riot act was Intellectually read to parties VINO
were preventing the placing Of The track Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad across That
of the Michigan Central railroad.
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PROFESSOR WYMAN.-Professor Wyman
had crowded house last night at his enter
tainment. The Opera-House was literally
packed, and even standing-room was in de-
mand. His low rate of admission gives every
body an opportunity to witness bis feats
of legerdemain, and the distribution of pre-
sents among all purchasing tickets seemed
to attract large number of young people
who were anxious to draw" a gold watch,
silver castor, new dress, glove.box, or gift
Of some description. The Professor will
continue his entertainments, and will no
doubt have a crowded house every night.
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RETURN OF CoMPANT T FROM WASHINGTON.
F company returned yesterday from their
excursion TO Washington, and all join in
giving most enthusiastic accounts of their
rece ption and entertainment By Company A
of the Washington battalion, and by the
citizens OF Washington generally. They
were escorted in carriages to all the places OF
public interest, and were feasled in priDcely
STYLE both at private dwellings and at a
grand banquet at the armory of Company A.
At the places Of amusement they were well
coined to complimentary seats, and not few
availed themselves Of the opportunity to
hear Mrs. Oates, whose name at once sug-
gests the expression " charming and spright-
iv": and while there sent to the stage a
large and beautiful bouquet marked " A and
F,'' which Mrs. Oates acknowledged in grace
ful stVle.
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) Maryland Races.

BALrI1oRE, October 20.-DiXie stakes,
value 900. There were sixty-eight nomi-
nations. Pools: McDauiels entries, $500
Lewis & Co., 1915; Dennisou & Crawford,
$l30; field. $3.50. The following horses
started: Piccalo, Rutherford, Brigand,
Aaron, Pennington, Paladin, Vendalte,
Dublin, HOSES, Primrose, Judge Thurman,
Msdge, Josie b. Carliua, Bonaventure,
Breathitt, and Grimstead. Lewis & Co.'s
Vandalite took the lead ut the start and kept
it throughout, coming in about six lengths
ahead of Madge-B Brigand third, Rutherford
fourth. Time, 3:355
Mate won the first heat in the third race,
for all ages; time, 3:374. Bonaventure won
third heat and the race. Mate distanced
Limestone, and won the hurdle-race.
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OpD-FELLows' DEMoNsTRATIoN.-The uni
formed members of the Eucampment BRANCH
of the Independent Order Of Odd-FelloWs
of Washington city will pay q visit to their
brothers of Richmond on Thursday next.
The members of the Fraternity here are
making ample arrangements for their recep.
ton and entertainment. In the afternoon
they will be escorted through some OF our
principal streets. They will then visit one
of the Richmond Encampments, and after
that they will he escorted to banquet
spread at the Monumental Hotel, where the
inner man will be refreshed, and where they
will hear short and pithy speeches from
Judge Fitzhugh, Judge Crump, Colonel Gil
man. Major Courtney, Colonel Evans, S. B.
Witt, ED A. T. Burr, Esq, D. b: Collins,
Esq, A. Q. Holaday, Esq, D. c; Richard
son, Esq, sergeant Cook, and other mem
bers of the Order. No doubt the Odd-Fel-
lows of Richmond will do the creditabe
thing. The Order here is strong, respect
able, and jealous.
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Mrs. JAMES A. OATEs's Conc OPERA
The announcement that the charming Mrs.
Oates and her Comic Opera Company will
commence an engagement at the Theatre on
Monday evening next will be received with
pleasure by her many friends. Since Mrs.
Oates was in Richmond she has added q
number Of operas to her repertoire, and her
company has also been greatly improved.
It is said that Mrs. Oates has lost none OF
that irrepresSibIe gaiety, winning manner,
and pleasing voice which, in addition to the
charm of prepossessing features, radiant
with spirit and expression, has made her ir-
resistible with her audiences.
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TRANSFER PRINTING INKs-We Invite atten.
ton TO the beautiful and useful TRANSFER INKS
that we are now using. They are OF recent intro
ducton. but are already extensively used by rail-
road and steamboat companies, banks, merchants,
and others. The inks that we are now furnishing
are of aquaty that can be copied any length Of
time after being printed Will copy In ordinary
letter-press book.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France

PARIS, October 20.-Firty-seven Of the
Councils. General have effected their organi-
zation-twenty-three Of them chose repub-
Iican presidents.
The Mayor of Nice has been dismissed
from Office because berecommended for elec-
tion to the Councl.Geueral candidates favor.
able to the separation of Nice from France.
Germany.
BERLIN, October 20.-A judge will leave
this city tomorrow for Paris for the pur-
pose of examining the officials at the Ger.
man embassy in that city, thus expediting
the trial OF Count Won Arnim.
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Daring Renbery 10 ya.r,n. y :

Daring Robbery In Nashua, N. HI.
NASHUA, N. a., October 20.--Last night
SIX masked men entered the room of Cashier
souoegan. of the National Bank of Milford,
gagged him, put rope around his neck,
smut MS wife, four children. and servant in
q closet, dragged him TO the bank, aud made
nim open the vault, which they robbed OF
ABOUT $4,000 currency, S15 900 to $40, 900
IN bonds mostly Goyernme1t-and some
other securities. They then led him back to
bis house. tied him to the ed-post, and left.
The family forced open the closet about
O'Clock and gave the alarm, bat no trace of
the robbers could be discovered.
[Let Attorney-General Williams declare
martial law in New Hampshire]
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Cuba.

HAVANA, October 2O.-A British man.of-
war, the Seagull, has visited Cen(uegos for
the purpose Of testing the practicabiIty of
LAYING a cable thence to Jamaica. A treaty
of recognition. peace, amity, commerce,
navigation, and extradition between Spain
and Santo Domingo has been signed by
Captain.General Concha and Manuel Joaquin
Delmonte as plenipotentiaries.
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CALL AccErTEp.-The Rev. Kinloch Mel.
son, to whom the call was extended By the
ycstry of Grace church to fill the vacancy
created By the resignation Of the Rev. +. NJ.
Baker. has accepted the same, and will for
ma!ly enter upon the discharge Of bis du-
ties about the 10th Of November proNimo.
The reverend gentleman comes most
highly recommended by the clergy and laity
Of the diocese as an earnest and Jealous
worker in his holy avocation and it is not
doubted that he will acceptably fill the inn
por,ant charge to which he has been called.
The congregation in Fauquier county to
which he has ministered for several years
part with him with sincere regret.
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The Milford Bank sobbery.

BosroN, October 20.-The robbery of the
Milford bank was undoubtedly the work of
professionals. Mr.. Sawyer, the cashier, had
peen in the habit of leaving the key Of the
bank at the post-ofllee in order to guard
against such scheme as that followed out
by the robbers. The robbers were aware of
this, and, after placing cord around Mr..
S.wyer's neck, preventing any outcry,
forced bin to accompany them By threaten
ing to kill his babe in case he refused to
comply with their demands. Arriving at
the post-ofice the robbers effected an en-
trance by removing pane Of glass with q
diamond. The keys of the bank were not in
their possession.
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The Roanoke and Tar River Fair.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
WELDON, n. g., October 2O.-The fifth
annual exhibition of the Roanoke and Tai
River Agricultural Society opened to-day
There was an unusually large crowd present
and everything promises to be a success
The racing no doubt will be good. The
Fair will equal, if not surpass, former exh
billions. The entries and the stock arc larger
than on any previous year.
The weather is fine.
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PROPOSALS.
CITY FNGISEER's OFFICE
RICHMOND, VA, october IT. 1874.

tlT2 NSlS
RICHMOND, VA, october II, 1874.
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ proposals will be received at this Office until
FRIipaY NEXT % instant. at IL O'Clock NJ, for
the construction OF BRICK EGG-SHAPr ID
SEWEK on Brook avenue from Broad street 70 %
Bacon's Quarter branch u distance or about 3,lou
feet. Dorr1y rcn
SHAPED SEWER on Marshall street from twenty
fourth TO Twehty-sec0nd street; thence doWn
Tweutv-second to Broad street:
Forms Of proposals Con be had aud specifications
seen on application al Ibis Office.
tny bioder who shall TALL after one weeks nof1ce
holm given of the acceptance Of his bio. TO furnish
the required security shall forfeit his claim TO the
work. .ho
right to re;ect any or all bids onered.
i's"' - W. Il. CCTSHAW,
o,,o-,a tity. Engineer.
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RICHMOND, VA, October 20, l 8

RICHMOND, VA, UClOUcr lV' 1oI7'
Messrs. Editors,-YGu do me injustice by your
statement in to-days paper (Which you Will please
correc,) that the principal coal dealers have put
up the price of Anthracite Coal 10 *S per ton.
am one OF the largest dealers in the trade, ana
have not put up the price to &s, and do not e1pecI
TO u.less there should I've heavier advance Nor.n
than has been within the last thirty days-ol 10
cents per ton but the coal ring have oetermlneo
10 tax consumers so cents for an advance OF % 10
20 cents in Philadelphia. I am al independent
dealer, and not controlled by rings.
Respectfully yours, CHARLES u FAHE'
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...-, run.--lt llaS been customary
!#h - notice the prospects of the
r.: .,,i.c time before opcniDg-day,
- .....i.u in general way thc entries
s." .4.. features Of The exhibition. We
'.. ~. n .aliug this morning that the pros
T., ,.m safe Fair OF 1874 are better
. ua. lave ever Known. Inc eh'fy-'is.
. -..,, ar.h' what II was l:Sl year. ana
, ....,. 'n many cNhloiicrS lhiS year VINO
, g. ~. lave been on fi>itoF>. :,
III. -.a. >..n0 has oecn coinle'eo' ana
e.. .... Io" rcEtaln> 10 oe gone Is lor IN, ,he
o.. ...., - tr swept ana Poiiceo' me
. .... .- +" -""" rFGcT. hut IA u'S of ."o
... 80: ;ar cl'y fo"u-fo'ltr.
.. -" h"t'' ana ooaluiuS l'I1ise-
l..... 'y had n'hs "PpI'at'ons m..,I
, .,..> @ s.""f cttiS> "u'i III 'ne .V"u,s
I..0 "....' !- N'>i' h'c'il"n" ~ tt'S in.s
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THE THEATRE. Sheridan, Mack & Days
double company commenced an engagement
of five nights at the Theatre last night be-
fore 8 crowded house. The parquet and
upper galleries we're jammed with men and
boys, who seemed immensely pleased with
the variety show. Sheridan and Mack ac-
quilted themselves credtably 10 Who's
Dat Knockin' on de Gade? My Old Wife
and /, aud In their noseless dance. Little
Carrie Boshell sang sweetly and in character
The Drunkard's Child, and received an en-
core, to which she responded with nimble
dance. The pretty Miss Jcurdan, in her
singing and impersonations of The Swell of
the Day, &C., and the Stuart Sisters as The
Manchester, Factory Girls, &c, were very
successful, and received much applause.
The attempts at deineating negro charac-
ter though better than usual, were rather a
failure-as they always are when essayed by
northern players. As variety entertain
ment this, as whole, is very creditable.
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r,,sconai General Convention.

NEW YoRK, October 2O.-The House OF
Bishops has given its formal consent TO the
consecration Of Or. Wells as bishopet MN
nesota Il also requests the Episcopal Con-
sress to lay on the table the resolution !. an, ~,
tborizing the bishops to suspend q n.saop
who abandons the communion 0, the
Church. The Seymour question VIII oe
voted on tomorrow after which the sessions
will he DDeu.
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BROAD STREET.
OSl.
J w IL ID 7.

HAIR GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
Ihaye lust returned from the North and brough
on the cheapest lot Of HAIR ever offered Tor sale
In this city, Prices to suit the times. Ladies lEnr
dressed for Soc, and all other work In proportion.
HAIR JEWELRY made at short notice. and
large lot of samples to select from on exhibition.
j. WlLDT.
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WHITE TRHTH AND SOUND Guafs.-.M E COM, !,
t.enrly recommend TO all who need an chicient apo
harmless tooth-po~der the elegant preparation ol
MEADE & BAKER known n, sAPoSiNE DESIl'
rnrcE.u-J G. Wayt & son, peatists; q. W.Jones'
Deutist; john Mahony. Dentist; Il. y. Hpason,
Dentist : George b. steel, Dentists Jna: B. Wooa,
Dentis. j. Hail Moore, Dentist w Lelsh ba'-
ton, Dentist
: Price, COS, o box. ff5
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RICHMOND PHILaARaoEIC ASSOCIATION
At the annual meeting of the PHILHARMONIC
Association, held yesterday evening, the !ol'
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: President, E. H. Cbamberlayne, III.
Vice.Presdent, r. E. Tyler Secretary, Ash
ton starke; Treasurer, Henry Kepler; ~.
brarian, Charles Lundin; members OF the
Executive Board, Messrs. Charles W; Allen
and A. Sale Watkins. Mr.. Leo. T: Wheat
Was unanimously reelected musical director.
The interest manifested in the future OF the
Association by the members present was
unprecedentedin in the history OF the organ'za'
ton. o... 4.a
At the conclusion Of the meeting the
members Of the Association repaired 10
ManIy's, where they spent pleasant eve
ming singing and enjoying themselves gene
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IKE YESTERDAY MoaNING.-About IL
I,9IH Yesterday morning the roof OF
ena"eifs s,' foundry. on Cary street, over the
ll1s'he'loom, look fire from some cause I'm.
hnoo"n n"n The alarm was seon sounded from
,'o noh No. 2, First police-station, and the fire.
,~a n.eu were promptly on the ground. Com
t,, ruy ' eXtiDgIished the fsmeS by Plug
''ean before much damage Was done.
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To the Editors of the Dispdtch

y l7tSPetIVIe
Please ask the Superintendent Of the Pub.
lie Schools to allow us one days holiday du-
ring the Fair. A PUPIL.
Surely Mr.. Binford will give the children
permission to attend the Fair one day. If
Richmond men fail to encourage our Fair,
who can be expected to do it for them?
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USMA1LABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE OCTOBER 20. 1874
Mr.. John T.. Gretter, Greensboro, n. G.;
Miss Fannie Mlnns, No. 1410 G street (north-
wesn, Washington, d. c.; Mr.. Henry M.
Holiday, ToiersvIIle Del OF, Louisa county,
Va. Mr.. John w. Hughes (2), Richmond,
Va; Miss Mary +. Walton, No. IA west
Franklin street, Richmond; Mrs. Mary j.
WALTON, Moss street, Richmond, Va, care OF
Mr., Thomas Walton, Of upper police Miss
Huldah Hill, care Of Mr.. John o. Smith,
Beaver Dam Dep0r. Va. George Joel Banks,
Attsyilc, care of Mr.. Clarke.
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POLICE COURT, YESTERDAY.-Will illiam Goocb
and Ronert Lee (both colored), charged with
being escaped convcts and having III their
possession valuable watch supposed to
have been stolen, also with having cut at
persous in the street, were acquitted OF the
charge OF larceny, and the watch was deli
yereu to their counsel, s. nj. Page, on an Or
der from the prisoners. The accused were
then committed to jail for six months in de-
fault of surety for good behavior.
Ann Turner (colored), charged with sna.ch'
ing breast. pin from the bosom Of Hattie
Piea.ants, was discharged.
John Robinson and William Jackson
(colored) were fined g so each for throwing
rocks ia the streets and assaulting Officer
O'Grady. 20
c. r. Sutherland, charged with having
unlawful possession of gun belonging TO
Thomas 2. Darracott, was discharged.
Thomas Riley, charged with felonious
assault upon George W. Valentine, was
ba,led IN $500 to appear to- day.
Edward Vaughan (colored) was hned %
for being drunk and disorderly in the street
Eliza Jordan (colored) was fined 81 LOT or
abusing Jane Taylor, and William Slater ss
for ga assault upon George Guvernator.
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, WATCHES STOLEN AND RkCovERED.-Fri-
ua! h'Sh' atout or ~ o'cloc6 the house of
"!hVf B1tcr. near Curl's Neck, ~as broken
.t'o tnG robbed OF Il gold watch OF the value
=. go and silver watch Of the value Of
si'' Detective Pat. Woods arrested George
,'"au"ck, charged with the crime, and
ta'0&hI t,'&h im 70 lhe city yesterday and placed
I,' 1,m III The First siati0p.aouse. Detective
'''us has a'sJ recovered the watches.
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>-,-g TAXIs FOR leI4.--Mr. William ?.
l..4lu. assistant city treasurer, advertlseS
IL, lg"r,,g4 that the taX-bllls for 1874 are
,.A I.4dl :, his office. These bills should
..r, .-.n ready before the 1St of Octo-
ar.tW from unavoidable causes were de-
..r.. T,r law requires that all parents
,..r.ia- ,t.ur children in the public schools
rNatbn the tax receipts for the current
;.... A,Iai> could not be done this year,
:. .,-.l..a.ut was made with the School
J. sr. t,rXicnd the time until the 1St Of No
t.n..,r Wncn the names Of all children
v..>- !:.rrnt> have not paid their taX-bills
~. =. cropped from the rolls. 1t is impor-
tn. therefore, that all should pay up before
a. tIr,.
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visit OF Wasninston Odd Fellows 70
Riei,EnGnI.

WAsHrssros, October 2o.--There was 80 .
meeting tonight, largely attended, ol 1ne
uniformed encampmens members Of ,he ! In, ..
dependent Order Of Ode. Fellows, VINO ,.a,s als
making arrangements for visiting Inen &
brethren In Richmond.
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CoSvlcrs REcEIvEp.-The following con.
yicts, from Augusta county, were received
at the penitcntiary yesterday: James Goens
(colored), two years, for house-breaEins g;
Edward Cary (colored), three years, for
grand larceny; j. Fitzpatrick, three Years,
for horse.stealiDg.
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A Defauu,ins Cashier 4 entenced.

ALBANY, October 20.-Pbelps, the default
ing cashier Of the State Treasury, was to-
day sentenced to be copf,ed in the Albany
penitenliary for five years upon each OF his
onvictions-makiDg fifteen years in all.
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JOHN AMBLER SMITH MAss-MEETING.-Hon.
John Amber Smith and Colonei Y. L.
Beard will address the Republicans OF the
Smith wing of the party at Assembly Hall
- a-...-. L.
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INDICATED RED FLANNEL UNDERSHIRTs ano
DRAWERS, certain cure for rheumatism; pemoroks
white dress-shirls; heavy Neriuo undershirts ohiy
ST. each; and large assortment OF reaay-haoe
clothing and gcntlemen's furnishing goods' Iof saie
low by f.. B. SPENCE & SON, Merchant ialiors'
1900 Main street.
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WHAT EVERYBODY SAYS MUST BE TRUE
CARBON HILL SOFT COKE, or CARBoNlTE, is tue
most satisfactory and economical f'lel we ha'e e'eS
used. Send your orders TO
TIE JAMES RIVER COAL COMPANY.
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Excellent sKIRTING CAMBRIc 12kc. yard at
LEVY BROTHERS..
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5oysrERs in every style at ANToNI's, Main
asr
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have analyzed the Whiskey known under the
brand of "B sELEcT,' controlled by Messrs. WAL.
TER D, BLArn C Co., Richmond, Va, and find fl
FREE FROM FUsn OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur.
poses. j. B. McCAw, NJ. D., .
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
January 13, 1872.
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The best stock OF BLACK DRESS-SILK IS AZ LEY
BROTHERS. Their prices are also the lowest.
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LADIES' RESTAURANT is now open at ASToNl's y

A large and fresh stock OF CARPETS ard OIL
CLOTHS, in new patterns, at LEVY BROTHERS.