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THs.rRIcAL.-Ths Chicago papers state that

THx.rRIcAL--Ths Chicago papers state that D..
Hauche:t, lessee Of Theatre in that city, has
entered suit against the sprightly little actress,
Maggie Mitchell, for non-fuifilment Of sn engages
ment. It seems that Maggie engaged to play at
Mr.. H's Theatre during certain week, but having
an eye to her own interest, saw and accepted what
she considered better thing, aud sothe manager
claims damages by her breach Of promise.
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CLERKS Foa CaISA.-A Parisj journal says, e

CLERKS FOR CHINA Paris Journal says, eXpa
dating tue iuuuneraDie advantages that are
10 resuit to European commerce from the recent
treaty with CHINA, that number Of important
firms in Paris making diiigent inquiry Tor
young men versed in the Chinese toDgue, 10 order
to send them into the interior of the Celestial en-
pire agents and travelling clerks.
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MUST BE SocIAL-rhe trial of Rev. Chas. Smith,
in Boston, on the charge Of being unsociai aud
reserved pastor, has been noticed. From the
Boston papers of Tuesday, We learn that the eccie
siastcal council has decided, by a vote of twelve
to ten, several members being absent, in favor OF
dismissing the pastor, with the condition that the
society shall pay him six months salary beyond
the period of his pastO1ate.
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ACCIDENTAL DEArH.-0n the S0th ult, the eldest
sou of the Rev. Mr.. Bowman, 13 years old, was
killed. while huotiug, near Adams Run, s. C, BY
the accidental discharge of gun in the hands Of
negro boy.
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;fn
$50. -. SoW AHDIH.

aS~THR DAILY pIapATCH is served TO sub.
.rTiaore At sIx AND QUARTER CRvTs PER Wink pay.
.bie 10 the Carrsor weekly. Price for mailing "a
rear OF &2.5d tIr ak months, in Sevance.
ek-TnE ssAI~WEEkLY DISPATCH ia tssued
very Tuesday and Friday ut &2o0, In advance
s<rHR wsEKLY DISPATCH "a sssued every
Fg1as, aud mailed to subscribers at o. per anuum.
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CHAPEL BURNED IN CHINA.-Fhe Rev. Il, G. Graves,
an American missionary in China, writing from
Macao, under date Of August l9th, states that his
chapel iu Canton bad been burned and with it al.
most all the Chinese bJoksbocks Of the mssona.
ries, valued at several hundred dollars. As the
English soldiers saved the books and clothing OF
Mr.. Graves, his personal loss was opy about
s15
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LITTLE DoISo We noticed. yester-
day morning, 10 our visit to the station houses
that not criminal had lodged in either the night
before. This speaks well for the quiet and good
order of the city, which We trust may continus
through all time
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SUNDAY 0MSIsUsEs.-Three hundred aud odd
citizens have petitioned his Honor, the Mayor, TO
stop the running Of street omnibus lines on sun
day, and his honor has already determined to
respect the prayer of those three hundred aad odd
petitoners.-C Cincinnati Times.
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Posr OFFICE MATTERS The site and name Of
Oak Lawn. Nelson county, Va, Is changed to
Roberts Mills; Office at Morgans Ridge, Marion
county, Va, Is discontinued; az ShawssIle, Mont
Somery county, Va, Archer c. White is ap pointed
postmaster, vice L. +. Wright, resigned.
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THE CTY OF JEDDo, TIE CAPITAL or JAPAN.-Ths
city of Jeddo Is said be without exception the
largest city in the world. It CONTAINS 500, 600
dseiings,and the unparalleled number Of ,oo0, ,00t
of Inhabitants,
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SGEsDER-Punch slanderously says: The sun
is called mascuine from his supporting aud sustain
ing the moon, and finding her the wherswithai to
ing obliged to keep such family Of stars. The
moon 10 isiemipine because she IL constantly chang
ing, jest like ship bown sboat by every wind.
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RIrURy OF THE Fishing FLEET.-Tbe entire fshinR
h-et has returned To Plymouth, Mass, without ac
cidsnt less. The schooner Nahant has obtained
the largest fare of fish, 1000 quintais.
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THE WICHITA INDIANS ANXIOUS FOR PgAcE.-Texas
papers received At New Orleans on Thursday last
Gays that the Wichita Indians seem TO have been
seized with q wholesome alarm from the severe
chastisement our troops have given the Canaan
ches. They have obtained permission OF Major
Neighbors TO remove and remain In the BraEos Re
serve until further provided for.
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ENORMOUS YIELD.-Wn. Churchill, of New Bri-
tain, Conn.,, raised this ssaso, 10 bnshes of man
gel wurZel from IL square rods of ground, or, a.
the of 1l0o bushels 10 the acre. AT 81 pOuuds
to the bushei, there would be q tons OF excellent
fodder to the acre.
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x@~FRssH LKsouHs. have inst ,

SSFRRsH LEBCEHs.--i have Just re-
oeived by hdams' Express, q fresh lot Of Swedish
LRECHEs, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
P. s.-Cuppng and Leeching promptly attended
to. Can be found at all hours OF the day at the Hair
Dressing Room 1nder the American Hotel, aud OF
oight on 9Th street French Garden Hill.
ny 2-ts r. O. HOBSOE
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MARRIAGES AND BIRTHS IN EsaLAsp.-The

MARRIAGES AND BIkTHs II ENGLAND.-The number
of births In England the last year, of living chill
dren, was 657 1868 aud the number of deaths $780,.
501. The number OF marriages was l59,337. VI
the births 335 5ll we're boys, 32l ,9l2 girls. The
number Of children born out of ~edIock was AZ, -
Col, or ga per cent OF the whole. The greatest
proportion OF births was in the quarter between
April and July.
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The Governor Of lows says the people Of that
State, "~iil do themselves an important service
by observing Thursday, the 18th day of November,
AZ day of praise aud thanksgiving
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HEAVY TosSAos.--1he canal boat
Merchant, arrived in the Richmond Basin yester.
day, with ninety-one tins weight Of msrchandise-
the second largest ever brought down the canal In
single cargo, the largest being ninety -four tons.
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ROBBERS CAVE DIsCovERED.-At Clarion, Pa 6
small cave WAS recently discovered, containing the
products of burgiaries bottle of chioroiorm,
some clothing, aud about si00 worth of jswelry,
were a;uong the plunder. fne robbers, however,
have not been found.
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fE3- SToyEs, RANGES AND FURNACES
Now Ia s,ere full supply, cargo Of schr hignio
nstte. Purchasers are aDyited to examine the qua
ity OF our wares We especially recommend th'
Kichn nd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cookint
Range aud Harp Cook stove.
heoairs always hand for all leading articles SOL
at ths Governor street Stove store.
50 Wanted Imin ediateIy tw 0 fl rst class workmen
- - GEOHuE sTAkRETT.
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DssfH By FIsx.-douday evening . negro gifl
about six years old, employed 10 Mr. I. u. Neal
tobacco factory, 1t Danviils, Va, while 10 we
cabin With soms other chiidren. bad her cio.ss
TO take hre and vas 20 shockingiy burnt snss sos
died duying the night
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TsRnIBLE MoRTALITY.-A maligoa cholera broke
ou., lew days ago, OF - plantation in Jefferson
parish, La, aud in Que dsy, eighty out of one
hundred negroes sied. So says the New Orleans
Dnita
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Hon. Nathaniel Wright, Of Lowell, Mass, died
gislalure, and he was the nrst Mayor Of Lowell.
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With say CnroEic Disease considered incurabie will
receive Letter. giEins information which will In.
sure speedy aud perm saent cure. by seding their
names Aad oae stamp Ito prepay postage) to br g.
H. fo9Ts, the celebrated Chronic phys!riau and
sufhor Of Medical Common SENSE" saratoga
spriass. N. 7. se I3-fswam
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On Monday morning last, the Blus ksdgs
mountains Ia Virginia we're siignuy oossfea vim
SNOW.
PIX. richards. ofwinchestss, va, died fsv
days sincs q Csnbsidgs, Ind, fson hli
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EMIGRATION OVER 1Hr PIAiss.-WilIlam A. Wal.

EMIGRATION OVER 1HE PLAiSs.-William A. Wall
lace, Of the Alta California, who has arrived ST
Louis from Salt Lake, furnishes the Republican
of the latter city with the following Information
lie reports having passed on the route fifteen
hn ndred aud sxtyfv vehicles, eight thousand and
sxty-oue yoke OF oxen, seven hundred and four
mules, forty-six horses aud twelve hundred and
thirty bead of loose cattle. large portion Of this
emgf alton Is occasoned by the establishment OF
the government forces in Salt Lake Ciiy, many OF
the trsiLs being filled with army supplies, but,
aside from THE, there is a vast amount of miscek
neous emigration aud commercial iutercourae ex-
istins between the two poiurs.
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sN-A CARD.-I trust that the

ES8- n CAkD.- ttusI tQht me OBJECT
sought to be attained by the publication this card
will iurn.h sufficient apology Tor calling public
attention 70 rsonal matter.
1t ismy cherished desire TO obtain such an educa-
tiou a. will qualify me for commencing the study OF
Theology and proposition recently made me by
Messrs. Harper Bro, OF New York. will enable me
as hope, to obtain the means Of accomplishing Iny
object.
am offered 81 eco if can dispose of 500 copies
of their Monthly Magazine at $50 Per year. l
will engage to furnish IL punctuAy TO new suhscri-
bers to those who now receive it from the book
stores or FROM the publishers, at the price above
stated, coumenc ng with the December number,
tthr bcgiaHing o netS s0,u1le,) which will be issued
ton days previously. 1t sufCent sldence OF the
popularity OF tn periodical that il has now attained
circulation of lyUUGD copies.
Persons favorable to my undertaking will please
leave their names with Ntssrs. swords d Thaw. lis
Broad street, at the lkrary Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, q uddin's building.
trust that this candid announcement o.! my plan
and purpose will gain for me the cooperation espe-
cialy OF the religious publlc -
LEWIS ". BUkWELL.
10 lin BOX 6ls, hichmond, Va.
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Gov. Denver has resumed his position at the head
Of the Indian Bureau.
Rev. Mr.. Wise preached in Predericksbu Va.
on Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Wyer has resigned the Psstorate Of the
Baptist church Of Lynchburg, Va.
Miss Avonia Jones, has just concluded successful
engagement at st. Louis, and commences another
in Richmond, ON Monday night next
Alex. Pope Grimes. formerly Of Orange county
Va, died at Galveston, Texas, Of yellow fever, OF
the 2lst Of October.
The people Of Louisville have voted 10 favor oi
. city subscription to the Memphis branch Of the
louisville and Nashville rsilrosd.
The hog CHOLERA 10 making cad havoc In VII
Hanson county, Tenn.
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Of Chemistry Of Medical College Of Virginia Dear
Sir: 6 would feel obliged if you would obtain from
Dr.. Wm s. Anderson the pill he has in bis posses
sion (Which il part OF the same medicine taken by
the iste Ar. Wooay,) aud auslyse the same for ne,
giving us Is written statement of its contents
bes.~ctfally, WARlNG PEARCE.
RfcAulonG. Oct. 22d, 1888.
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GOLDEN WrpDIso.-Mr. and Mrs Justin Ripley.
Of Hingham, Mass, the former aged Is aud the
latter 10. celebrated their golden Wedding on Mon
day last. Seven Of their children isix With their
wiyss) aud eleven grand children we're present.
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Thanksgiving day In Ohio and Kentucky. Nov.
u.s. This makes 20 states that have named shs
ssme day.
considerable number Of persons ars daily ar
irving Ia New Orleans preparatory to emigrating
70 Nicaragua via the Tehuantepsc route.
The two huadrsd and hfty-third anniversary OF
the gunpowdsr plot, was cslsbratsd In Canada on
Friday last.
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RICHMOND. October 18th, IL


Messrs. WAXING Observation-Disclosures: | have
Carefully anal sed the pul given me by DIR. w
Andersen aud find ihst 1t contains q small portion
OF caoruel. but mainly consists of the lphale OF
quinine. The presence Of these two substances was
distinctly proved by variety OF tests. ! have Nc
doubt that the pill composed entirely CT these
medicinal agents.
Very respectfully, b McCAw.
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The LAND oP CoNTaiRIE5. Australia the north
is the hot wind, and the south the cool; the wes-
terry the most unhealthy, and the east the
most salubrious; il il sumner with the colvn~
lists when il is winter at home. and the barometer
considered to rise before bad weather. and TO fall
before good; the swsus are black, aud the eagle.
are white; the mole lays eggs, aud has a ducks
bill; the kangaroo ian animal between the deer
ana the squrre) has i've claws his paws, thu ee
talons on his hiud legs, like bird, and yet hops
on It's TAIL There is q bird (Meliiphase) which
has a broom in its mouth Instead OF tongue; u
sh, one.haf belonging to the genus terra, and the
other that ofaqusius. The Cod found In the rivers
and the pssch IN the sea; the valleys cold, and
the mou ssintops warm; the nettls is lofty tree,
snd the poplar dwarf. fish shrub; the pears are o,
wood with the stalks at the broad end; the cherry
grows with the stone outside; the fields are fenced
with mahogany; the hum biest house is fitted mp
with cedar, and the myrtle plants burnt for
fuel; the trees without ruit, the flowers with
out sceut, aud the birds without song.
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- CIGARs,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.

LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN BOUCHER,
18th street,
between Main and Franklin sts.
yE-CIGARS made in any style to order.
&C k--3m
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CARRIAGE MANUrACTOR IIE.
cRx CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

O@xksNsI<h0A]Ot NAIShEhuEI1.
The subscriber has on nand at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley between
Main and Cary tsth and 18th stIeetSl the Co
iumblan Hotel, COACHES, CuART0TEES BA-
kOUOHEs, ms, with and without tops ard
soLAl ES all OF his own make, of the best materials
and worknanship all of wicn will be sold ss low a
good work Of the kind be in the city Of Kich-
moad, and respec ctiully ask call frsui those Ia
xsntoi any article IN the Carriage lils. ~ ann de-
prices possible and oil wssk sod that Is new, var
ranted. M1CAJAH NANGlrN-
Gal QYp
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ofFICR MERCHANTS INSURANCE. Oo")
Richmond. 81 Nov. 1855. J
THE DIRECTORS of this mpany

have th,s dss declared Diridsnd ~ Fire per cent
nas aols 10 the Stockholders. on and after the I5th
fnatant and added Three per ss'r t. e me e. surplus
Fund II nv" AuUM.
no 5-tt5S 0osSs~sS'
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Juan pIZZlNI,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS A. d REFINED CANDY MAN.


Strangers visiting the city at the present fair,
would respectfully cali thu attention to my ex en-
sise stock OF fruits Preserves Jeilies Cigars etc
Also to my French Candies, of tae most select as-
sorimen and variety, toze ther with my own manu-
facture Of Re fined Candies 10 all varieties and
Cal and examine at JUAN pIZZINPs .
oczy No l2o Main al.
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a6y- DE- JOHN B. WALTHALL, (Hom9e
pathsto oHers his professional services to the clt
zeus of RichmoEd and its vicinity. Once af his re
sidenee on Leigh street. two doors from sfh.
a. f1-1ty
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A LBERT l.. WEST,
n ARCHITECT AND MEAsURER,

- ARCHlTECT AND MEASUkES,
(0fise ia 6oiGin's Hall
Continues 10 make pians detail drawings. speci6-
cations and estimates OF cost for all kEds Of build
ing altering and repairing buildings and other ifn-
provemcnts. and TO superntend the work 10 its COM
pleton. Excavations. masonry, brick work. car
penters' work. pastering. painting, &c. measured
and valued as usual.
A l. W hopes his long experience and close At.
tentiun to business will secure continued liberal
N BSRO0FING SLATE for sale oc ls-dims
+ UMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS. TO-
- We have in our yard, south side of Dock. near
aupserior and IA HEART FLOORING. dressed and
superior SoRTHERN ASH. Ia to in. hick. under
shelter @N
Superior WHITE PINE. to in. thick, I2 to 10 fest
long I.s... Al. {.
Superb POPLAR, 4 and Y In. thick. wide, under
Superior WHITE OAK. to in thick. wide. under
Large 81, ,ck of YELLOW PINE. assorted sizes. Sec
CYPRESS SHINGLES. No Hearts and No ssps
lin wide
SAWED SHINGLES. and In. wide. at reduced
sA&ED LATHs, SQUARE OAK POSTS, 40
oe ls-iIs ISAAC MERCER CO..
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= >. Vie .Au5I expected
l...aaF Wy f...a 10.


d, ElACk CIC;u Cloaks
% do do haslans
DO do DO Cloaks
ft-iIs <hawts, great vafI.ty
LGuE and cQuar5 Br,cho snaRls
- blanket SEaw.s
AJsierT, Gloves. Mites, &C
bl sck al.G Coiored Bay adere Silks
Aussisn and American Prints
DO do Mousainss
Rich Silk Robes 4'LeE
Do do two fiounces
Do do Douois skirt
EisgAnt Nalsnta Roses
Eie ,sui MsusaIl5 Robes
bm5roidur:es every grade
Point Lace aud Brussels SeGts
Val and uonltOn do
La s,e collars in variety
Black Thread nd french Wells
ombazies Grapes, Eeiis &c.
In the Heavy GOODS department, theY have
JeHtned up their cellar again, and prepared 10
aY@ buyers every article for household and IA In
purps>s al the very Close ct rates such goods be
sold at.
They are new getting in
BLANKETS
sATfINETS
PULLED CLOTHS, "a and 81
SLEEPS uhEYS, all qualities
sHHsTINGS; LINShYS
Brown and Bleached C0TT0NS
fLANSELS, &c, DC
All Of which are offered upon the very best terms
oc 4S-lm THOMAS z PRICE co.
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sss<- sroyss. RANGES AND FURxAoI

tay- Dr.. ACHILLES AsCoLI's Office, OF
ON GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7rH AND srH.
NH Iz-ly
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DURE LINsEED 0iL-spiri Turpeu-
[ tine, Lswis's pure Lead and colour Of all kinds.
~ " JOHN w. POLLARD,
rn IN Druggist 18th street.
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TRY Honscs's HAIsCUrrIue. SHAW

AND SuAxrooIsG SALOON. under the American no
eI-eutrauce on l1th street
N B--Hot, Cold aud shower BATES can be had st
all hours Single Bath IS cents. or tickets for ont
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THs BRIrlsa SRIPowyER AND TIE FoREIGNRR-A
correspondent of the London Shipping Gazette
calls attention to the present depressed condition
Of British shipping. He says:
More than oDe.tbird of the tonn mage in the ports
OF London and Liverpool are lying unemployed,
aud ia Calcutta, Bombay, Madras, Singapore and
China there are upwards of 200 900 tons of British
shipping lying idle. The value of ships has de-
precated within the last two years so per cent
Shipbnlding at the ontports is almost suspended,
and thousands of csrpenters aud other artZ,ns
are unemployed and starving; vast numbers of
master mariners, officers aud seamen, are also idle
and in the greatest distress"
The reason for this, he argues, is that while the
foreigner enjoys the full benefit of their carrying
trade, Great Britain IS virtually excluded from the
carrying trade Of other countries. In regard to
the policy of the United States it remarks:
America excludes US from her coastug trade
and which, from her extensive seaboard, is of
immense Importance. participation in the car
ryiug trade between New York, Boston, New
Orleans aud San Francisco would be invaluable
to our shipping especially those belonging to our
North American colones aud If anything will
have tendency to dissever their connection with
this country, it will bs the continued neglect OF
our government in procuring for British aud CO.
lonia shipping full reciprocity from the U. States.
New Bruns~ick aud Nova Scotia almost de-
pendent on ehipbuilding, aud could compete sue
ce5sfully with the American builders, but they
5io oAtfuucu iiou ooiibS tHoii snipS III tue
States, although that great republic can sell her
vessels iD any British port, free of duty; and our
own shipsbuIlders having to pay heavy duty for
timber, gives the American buiider a protection
against the British ship-buiider, so that not
only our ship owners, but our ship builders, are
sutjsct to a ruinous and unfair com petition with
the United States This state of thugs calls aloud
for immediate remedial measures.
He recommends the calling Of meetings all over
the country of ship-owuers, seamen and others in~
teresed, asking government to norce restrictions
or prohibitions On those nations, who do not give
them full and comple.e reciprocity; and if that
fails, they must thund.r at the doors of Parlia-
ment.
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THg FLOOD OF CoUsrERrrrr MONEY As an illus
tration of the amount OF counteFfeit money sfoat
We it stated that Arm in Cincinnati some tim,
ago paid their hands accidentally $3.50 in bogus
small bills, aud not oue dollar of u ceme back.
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EEx5~ EXHIBITION sSEsK!
AAGyTFIcENF DISPLAY!
THOMAS n PkICE a, co

AHUhA as IL. PhAtk q CO.
Ey every atriSSl, masiug large additions to
thsirc nmauiIag stock OF
RICH FANCY STAPLE AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
In efery department thcy aro nov thoroughly as
s5rtSd sad able TO give bu fe,s at nome. ] he a
ssroaj. tae Advantage u - large ana Vafieu sels.
sion.
To- senior partner OF the house is aga ain in aiar.
Aei ih as sivius them the Advantage 5f d r.si.unl
parta~f, ~ni4ss IL iebas ir-sansss u tnor entire
sappig
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INTERESTING RELIo.-We saw yester

iHTEkksTlNG hELIO.-We saw ye9ter-
day, at Mr.. G.. NJ. Vests bookstore, an original
copy of the programme at the Richmond Theatre
for the night of the 26h December 1911 the fatal
night on which tss edince consumed by nrs
aud 30 maDy precious lives lost. IL was the last
week of pei formance for the season, and for
the benefit Of Mr.. Plscide The first piece was
that entitled ''The Father, or Family Feuds;" and
the second "Raymond and Agnes, or the Bleeding
Nun" 1t was during the performance of the latter
piece shat the fire originated, which spread such
sad havoc among those present. On the back Of
the bill appears the following inscription, bearing
date, Richmond. 2lst January, 1912: "0h fatal
night Of iasting mourn whose devastation will be
banded down to posterity. On the 26th December,
1911, Wednesday night, there perished In the nre
OF the Theatre -, among whom were the Co
vernon of Virginia, Geo. w. Smith, aud other lead
ing characters Of the State" q
This bill was recently discovered among some
old papers In the possession Of gentleman Of this
city, and placed in Mr.. Vests window for public
ipspeCtiup.