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ROUGH AND READY HOTEL,
IUTNeT OF ISIN ana 4NnIW II
RICHMOND, VA.

VI
RICHMOND,V VA.
'HHlS iavote and established Hotel situated the heart
- OF the city, equ-distan, from the Railroad Depos and
also from both Canal and Steamboat landings affords superior
accommodations tor travellers.
His larer will always be stocked with every delcacy which
his and the Northern markets afford As 10 the s.bsanals
Of this avorltc establishment. needless say word,
The proprietor oil The hoI has devoted the last Is Of
hs life in this branch OF business and considers himself at
LEAST well qualified to it the OF all epcues any
proprietor OF any Hotel within the City.
Al all times and AT any hour may be found all easonabe
delcaces such Oysters Fish, Game Venlson, soft and hard
Crabs. All he desires Is 10 HIM fair ,ria and he does
not give entire satisfaction. do mol patronize him.
His Wines and Liquors OF TIE choicest kind aud will
bear comparison aud with any Hotel in the city.
Private Dnners and Slippers will be furnished al the short
est notice, with neat st of rooms attended by careful and
attentive walters, with good supply OF Wines, Liquors and
Segas
He most ceerfuy returns his thanks for past iavo 10 the
patrons OF hs Hotel and moreover pledges himself TO be Of
not Rough always Ready.
n B. The gentleman having the management Of his Bar
be- surpassed IL attention courtesy geneel man
and strict observance Of order aud decency by any
tleman in the city engaged in the same line Of business
jelS-u r. w.
VIRGINIA AT Superior Court of Chanccry for the
Richmond Circuit, held the State Court House the
city of Richmond, on Saturday, March 4h, lS4S-
Edward S. Gay executor OF William Tazewell, deceased,
PhT,
John NJ Maup executor of Jesse Cole deceased and Robt
Saunders OF Robert Saunders, Sr deceased,
"hi= cause came this day be heard &c. On consd-
Grafton whereof the Court doth audsc order and decree that
the plaintiff Edward s. Gay. executor Of William Iazewel.
deceased do render before one Of the Commissioners Of his
Court an of the of his teator which has
into his hands, and OF h- administration thereof And the
said Commissioner directed take Of the exist
ing debts and liabilities of the OF tie said William axe
WELL decd now unsastd, having previously given eas,
sixty days OF the and place Of taking The sand
count, by publication il newspaper printed the city OF
Richmond ard by posting notcc thereof al the door OF The
Court Foe of the city of Richmond calling upon the cred-
tors OF the said appear beio. Inn with their accounts
against the ard tile .cce TO sustain them. All which
the sad Commissioner directed 10 aie and npon 10 The
Court with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent by
himself or which may be required by parties be stated
A copy-Teste. 7. ROBERTS. Clerk,
Cir. CT City,, County of llenrco.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Richmond, Dec. 18th, 1880.
The parties interested the foregoing decree ercsyrc-
tilted TO attend my office in the city OF Richmond, on The
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ONE HUNDRED PIECES CARPETING.
EHHRISTIAN & LATHROP have opened much large.
Assortment Of Cape,ngs than usual 10 which they invite
the attention OF those in want Amongst them we sTe
Hemp and Cotton Carpet, low priced
Fine and superfne Scotch Carpet a, IS to 81
Cotton ard Wool and all wool Carpet at SO and 62fc
Three-P.y Carpet new and beautiful patterns
Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, very thick
I'D and IA Printed Drlgcts and Barges
Door Mats and Stan Linen.
Venetian Stair and Passage Carpets.
All Of which will be sold q: the loves, rates for cash.
go, Main street. oc4
EN7ALKER's HORSE LISIMEST.-Th best and
w most eeciua application for SPAWN Sprairs Bruises
Lameness Swollen or enlarged Joints and Lameress OF
every description in Horse For sale by
de- 4. BODEKER, No. Il Main ST.
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ATTENTION COUNTRY MERCHANTS

Double Barrel Guns! Double Barrel Gun..,
a I HENRY HYM.lN'S, Watch Maker, No 90, Man
n street-Just takip in exchange ot Of fine Do.b!,
Barrel Gums those n Of good C.n would do well -
call ana examine otnen before purchasing esewhera
more especially country merchant ,o with to buy to sell
again. as they will be sd gr,a, sacrifice cose them.
not being an article IN line. Donf toTget, No. 90.
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EeY the Big Palmer from Liverpool and packets from the
I'd the Nor; are receipt Of our all stock o. iia,a
hr.cjr ..ary article usually found IN similar establishments
Wieh have been purchased at the lowest en.h prices
~ W. ''-'''"'' SMITH & HARDWOOD,
fricey ~ No. IS Main street
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SMITH & HARDWOOD,
E4HDWiRE WERCHANTS No IS, MAIN STREET,
EEAyE made largo additions 10 Their stock ana w' con-
4 u time 10 receive goods during the week
Purchasers are respectfully requested 10 call and examine
our goods and prices prepared 70 eSmo' Wen g
lec;ed assortment and al reasonable pnces.
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VIRGINIA. AT Superior Court of Chanccry for the
Richmond Circuit, held at The State Court House in the
city Of Richmond, on Saturday, March 4th, 1913
PHI
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THOMAS w llEELE4 Proprietor.
n B. The gentleman having the management OF his Bar
be surpassed il attention courtesy, gen.ee man
and observance Of order aud decency by any
tleman in the city engaged in the same line OF business
Ia ff
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AGAINST
John NJ Maup executor of Jesse Cole, deceased and Rob
Saunders executor OF Robert Saunders, Sr deceased,
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raaaa 94KGEteI.a
REFORM CONVENTION
Fss;AAedt to Rossar a. GalLAuER Publisher to the Con
reation, BY WILLIAM g. BisHor CTe'al "f''''e''I

MONDAY, January 81, 1901.
The Convsption mot nur.uant to Adjournment.
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. EApLEr, OF the Methodist
church
The journal of the preceding day wA' read and ap-
nroyed --4,rq
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sldered the trial Of Mr. Thsher one of the greatest
iaIees OF The age IL equal TO the celebrated OF
he great SIMON Suggs, Redress must be obtained for
me outfsses committed upon country through John
D Ihrasher u such redress should not promptly follow
demand properly made, he was for war Yes, war 10
The cry OF ''war war !" was raised from, thousands
OF ihToats and al The conclusion of Mr. Mahe son' Is
remarks, Mr. r. j. Carroll came forward and In behalf
OF the committee on resolutions, offered the following
preamble and resolutions which Were passed
Whereas Mr. J. S. Thrasher, a citizen of the United
Safes, has, in time OF profound peace, been seized,
carried before Spanish military tribunal IN Havana and
without fails opportunity OF Defence and in violation OF
the comfy OF nations and all treaty spulaons been con
demucd to gnominous slavery by Spanish authorities
acltng ireguaflyi therefore,
Resoiped That the case OF Mr. 8 Thraahor plainly
showing the insecurity Of American citizens abroad
clearly demonstrating the necessity OF more active vind
cation of our national honor fair manly aud de-
ms person, and peremporY warning Tor the future upon
the part OF our government.
Resolved, That hereafter governmentestabished 10
project the interests and guard the rights OF citizens, tho
junction OF all governments and without which government
Is worth no hing-should come forward more promptly
man heretofore TO vlndoate private liberty and public
appeal 10 NJ \. III
Rssovsd That confidently hope that the present ma.
uohal administration viii promptly vindcao national
honor private rights and the mmunies of American clti
zenship and the American flag and thereby rand
respect for our county abroad safety citizens
the wide world over. a. trat
w. II Wilder offered, amendment a resolution
10 the effect that Spanish flag be perned be dis
played in this city, and that Spanish consul be allowed
to exercise the functions OF his office until Mr. Thrasher
be released. ..E.. "a
This amendment did not meet with the appreciation OF
the meeting, and was, by vote, laid the table The
meeting declared itself TO be in favor Of law and order
The meeting adjourned to meet on the following evening
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. "a, 1851.

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10 take subscriptions and In
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SENATE-A communication received from the
Navy Department, containing the code OF regulations
now in use in the navy with respect TO discipline.
Mr.. Gwin gave notice that he should postpone calling
up the subject until the 9th Of January Accordingly Mr.
Stockton did not speak to-day
The compromise resolution debated by Messrs.
Cass, Clemens, and Douglas
Mr. Downs stated that he desired to address the Senate
upon the subject; and on his motion its further
consideration was postponed until the first Monday in
January. "
The Senate then adjourned over to Friday.
House OF REPREsEETATIvEs.-Yeste session of
the House devoted 10 the consideration OF the joint
resolutions of Mr.. Harris, of Tennessee, explanatory of
the military bounty land law of September %. 1850,
which finally referred to select committee Shortly
before they adjourned. the Presidents messages in an
swer 10 the call Of Mr. Bayy for information in the
OF John Thrasher, and TO that of Mr. Meade. for in
formation concerning the alleged treaty between Great
Britain, France and Spain. guarantyng Cuba 10 the lat
ter power, were taken from the Speakers table, and
fered to the Committee on Foreign Affairs The House
does not meet again until Friday next.
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Our readers will find in the letter from our correspond
ent TT" at New York, observations which show
that The public voice OF this country will take dis
eliminate between what is due TO the noble Hungarian
and the principle he repes enis and TO his opinions
the policy ought TO pursue in our intercourse with
European nations 1t is perhaps not to be expected that
he should regard do the considerations which en-
Join upon 10 keep clear Of pledges which would make
us party the conflicts of Europe lie feels deeply
the wrongs which have been inflicted on Hungary that
he make due allowance for the prudential motives
which limit conduct, friend, 10 the simple express
sion of condemnation OF the authors OF those wrongs
public sentiment OF Europe will be willing and able 10
protect the right and punish the oppressor Bent only on
avenging the OF his county, he overlooks the
fact that involve the United States in the esponsib,y
OF such struggle might endanger their own independ.
ence or render less certain and salutary the advantage
which the world derives from their pleprovng moi
only that man is capable OF selfgovenmen,, but that the
principle OF monarchy and absolutism is incompatible
with the true objects oil government We could wish
that il were otherwise and that this noble and great avo-
cate Of freedom could be spared the pain OF experiencing
any disappointment whilst enjoying hospitality; yet
il is our duty look the interests Of country, and
10 sacrifice nothing 10 the dictates Of sympathy for for
eign cause which may be incompatible with the safety
and prosperity OF those interests.
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Degenerate Candidates for the Prs.sd.ney.

The two articles which appear in our columns to-
day. presenting the of those dstag demo
Gratis, General Butler, OF Kentucky, and the Hon Mr.
Allen OF Ohio likely TO be the choice OF their re-
specive States In the next Baltimore convention, are
published 10 order ihs, readers may what is the
feeling OF those portions OF the party this inter.
c.ng subject ], is purpose 10 treat all such
muncaons suggestions intended for the common good
Of the party and indicative in no respect OF any wish on
The part of this journal interfere with the independent
and free movement of The people, by whom al last must
all difference OF opinion this subject be settled The
great point with is all portions of the demo-
cratic party with fairness and imparially. and 10
tribute all that to their reunion upon the platform
OF principle which rendered them formerly triumphant
We have aso received communication in favor Of
General Wool which shall, IN its turn be laid before The
public. Other distinguished names will doubtless be
brought forward increasing the list from which the dem
ocrac convention may be called on selec, candidate
around whom the whole party may rally with safety
II is to be hoped in proportion the galaxy OF iavorte
names in the democratic party is extended will be
The unanimly Of opinion in behalf Of those great
and leaiing doctrines which necessary 10 tran
quillize the public mind, put down sectional aga.
ton, keep the government within its original
character, and carry forward the measures which
are called for by the increasing power and resources
of our agriculture, commerce, and manufactures. As
understood and illustrated by the great men heretofore
the administration by the democratic party the
doctrines OF this party have been those by which our
Constitution and Union have been faithfully guarded and
srepg theued That they will hereafter be as successful
none can doubt who have noticed the recent demonsra-
tons Of public sentiment and the many tred patriotic
and statesmen who stand ready TO obey The
public call in support Of the same doctrines
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no THE DEAF.-DoCToR HARTLEY, aurist from The Ear
nday 90 Arch street, philadelphia hegs Inform of
his patients the neighborhood Washingon
that hc has compliance
request made spend city Deaf
The head, alt discharges
speedily without
pain Inconvenience and he will
when ma0nution Dr. H. uled
his Myes dry goods Store Pennsylvania
between 9Th and 10Th Streets Washington from TO O'Clock
Evenings by appointment.
special practice enabled him
steady attention prescribed
Submitted with confidence
are by distinguished medical men Of the
country;
pleasure Hartley practice and have
favorable opinion Of
profession and us gentleman.
w. PARKER, M. D.,
Professoro Surgery, sc.
professional abilities will be duly appreciated by
place themselves under his
JOHN II. WHITAKER, MD,
Professor Of Anatomy, &C.
From intercourse with Dr. Hartley, have found his depo
men correct and genlIemanly. -
lis pleasant duty give testimony favor Of
adopted by d. Hartley Deafness appca
unattended by pain and s effects almost
instantaneous II. +. HARDMAN,
Counsellor t-law, 20 Chambers
of partial by
DIR ii. scientific
produce Of his ability
dhcuit branch oi the medical profession Globe.
afflicted Diseases Of the recommended
Harley No. W Arch Third.
well educated and, having paid particular
hearing acquired
experience coping with this affection
which by physicians general
patch.
Decl
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supreme Court Of the U.,'.d states
TUESDAY. December %, 1851.

IUEsDAY. UecfIhDPT 2, Ib0I.
frederic w Seward, esq of Albany. New York, was
admitted an attorney and counsellor OF this court.
No H. The Wabash Navigation Company Us. s. Cul-
berson In error 10 the circuit court OF The United States
for Indiana The judgment Of the circuit court in this
cause was affirmed with and damages al the rate oil
six per centum per annum.
No. 40 T. Wilbur, appellant, Us, 5. Almy The argu-
men Of this cause was commenced by Mr. Rockwell for
the appellant, and continued by Mr.. Bradley for the
appellee.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock.
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rENTLEME.N'S WAKES
VI 10 undershirts, heavy
10 merno wers, all sZ.-
slk undershrts
10 do meIino balfho~e
heavy English thread cotton haifho~e, the best goods
u
u do knit half hose
do hue kskin gloves, heavy
de beaver gloves, very superior
Is do Kid gloves, AIef snders make
10 Dc silk gloves, some heavy
10 pieces poe ndkeFchefs some very superior
40 dozen styles peckues and handkercief
do plain and coored border linen canbrc handa ereiefs
with Cloths cass,meres, and vssng. OF all styles, ut
VERIFY MiILER5,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and sth Streets
Dec 4-eodlmif
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We invite the attention Of readers TO the advertise.
mcn in another column, OF DR.. Hartley, suris who
leaves for Philadelphia during the ney, week Dr. Hart
lev il will he seem comes recommended by Doctors Val
entioe Mott, w Parker, and ]. ". Whitaker, Of New
York, and we would advise those who may be afflicted
by disease Of The 10 consult him, as Il rare except
in the large cities TO meet with one who has made that
delicate organ his especial study
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We regret to learn that Mr. Parker, of Indiana is de-
tanned from his seat in the House by sickness and that
Mr. Stanton, of Tennessee is also an invalid, having
been confined to bis chamber since Wednesday last
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vhTE sALE.-The subscriber would respectfully inform
sers Of Congress The public that sale
handsome and uelbui imported and used but ne
by his erceilency British Minister cbmro,,es with
built by Barker Cbsndo- London, the
csars maker, In Hurope-Dorsay the Other handsome
Broushsm, for horses.
The seov. dsscribed carriages considered he the hand
soonest and best built Of the will be sold
and on reasonable
corner Of 18Th street and Penr.ynna avenue they
seen, OF 10 the subscriber. A.. GREEN,
Is-Naw9w Corner OF street and Penn svenue.
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We learn that the Hon. Mr. Dean. of New York, has
been for days past detained from his seat in The
House OF Representatives by the sickness and death oil
near relative.
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0EMI-ANNUAL NOTICE.. be issued BY us, before
the first OF III. all books when
earnestly respectfully favor all whom they viii
BE- sent call and settle the either with the money OF nego
liable paper.
CLhGETT h DoBsoN.
Dec 20-dtlst Janif
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tARD-We, the subscribers, respectfully notify all
IL their bills viii be
ID 2ith Of the month.
In order the business Prohaby 70 ourselves
and that which most
and indeed this umeis the
ment Of when presented.
CLhGETT, NEWTON, MAY, h CO.
Deco a
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telegrsphic despatch from New York TO gentleman
Of this city, which sent to US yesterday announces
tina, the steamer Baltic. from Liverpool, ieegraphed
as of the bar at New York yesterday morning, and would
be a, her dock al 4,p This passage beats the last
uip of the Europa three days and tmeaty hours
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
EXPRESS MAIL LINE FMOM BALTIMORE TO PITTS

BURG
Through in tuenfy tOo hsurs and a hay)
MHIS line 10 Psbure Baltimore
Central railroads IL now in successful opera
ton By passengers Baltimore al u, (haf
arrival OF evening train from Washington
proceed where they transferred to the Central
railroad uan Immediately without delay, crossing
daylight and arriving in Psburg ais the
day starting The entire distance Is performed by railway,
with exception ~ miles, which done first class coaches
PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Pburg the Of Central railroad z m, and
Harrisburg the morning, where the
press of the Baltimore and susqaeanna railroad will be in
waiting proceed Immediately BALTIMORE
a. for the Washington, which leaves
M UyThs reliable any offered 10 the public
iy-Fare through lether way) Gil. aN
ticket OF the Baltimore and Susque
hanna Company, Calvert Station, Baltimore,
ticket Central Railroad Company Pbug
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent Of Transportation.
Dec l4-dlm
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administrator OF John H. McIaron deceased, praying TO
be allowed communication 90 which he was entitled.
BY Mr. THOMPSON, OF VTginis; A letIer from Captain
John MeLur sensible and experienced gentleman and
officer. the subject Of explosion Of boilers used
IN popelng boats The western waters which Was le-
ieIred TO the Committee on Ma val Affairs ..s
by MI CHANDLER The memorial OF Patrick Hayes,
c. Massey IT, and many other citizens OF Phiisdep hia
asking Congress 10 Iemunerae the sufferers by French
spolaons the OF the citizens of this country
prior 10 1900 which referred 10 the Committee on
Foreign Affairs
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NIIkS. Satins. Velvets, Cashmeres. and M~rtnoes.-
" MARINES MITCHELL would announce members Of Con
and citizens Of the District
I'd the largest and best
ever had the pleasure Of receiving
Wide vevets, for sacks. vs and dresses maroon garnet
royal purple blue, green, and black also width
solos price ~ pei yard, $40 for velvet dress
bocade, pad and PLAIN silks the largest
supply they before received embracing
and most fashionable coors
Satns, OF every color
Marceiinss and Ftorenees, Of every shade
RAN black silks Of high rich price
can be found
Extra rich bisck watered SILK
Waiered popl,ns OF 'he fashionable coors
Handsome Casbmeres from n good
style, at l2k per yard
Higb-colo mouseeines, auction prices
hlpacss, Iyopcse cloths, NJ every descrotnn
Psr white popsins snd mous~eines quality
White Tbbet Mcrino, for opera cloaks.
Menoes Csshmsre and coors
Lace French worked collars and
Thread tacc and edsipgs
Csmbrc and muslin edvnes and ipserines
I,sen csnbric bandkerchiefs, Of quality Kind
Black lace fss finses, and all other Kind
lio-ieries of all kinds
Nd ,oves quality embracing ali numbers
With full and general supply OF cheap domsscs
and linens.
Purchasers generally earnestly invited early
eau feeling confident that they will be able To give them better
gains than they get elsewhere
Between 9Th and 9th streets Pennsylvania avenue.
Dec i3-dlwf