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Tur Cry LANES shonld ha Iiobtod n,

TIE CITY LAMPs should De lighted on
the night of the I'D and kept burning until the
morning OF the 23d, even though the pale moon
should show her face during the time. Ii all our
citizens will join in the illumination on that occa.
sion every street will appear light aud beauti-
tul as if old Sol was putting his brightest
smiles Give us light on the night of the I'D, how
ever long We may afterwards be compelled to
grOpe our way in darkness
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TsaH- Why SUFFER WITH RHgUmATIsM,

Neuralgia Iiend Ache lar or Tooth Ac he, or pain
II any part Of the limbs or body, stomach or bowels
gheI You can be cured Instantly with HARTS-
iORNES CUKE-ALL! L IS hne tonic for weai
tomachs and bowels, giving them tone and strength
o digest food, thus curing Indigestion and Dy5pop
a. Let all who suffer bay bottle from PURCELL
I,ADD d CO., or other Druggists Ill lHchinond Bot
iaa 81 a nj 80 cents oc l9--6n
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VI NIUIIUH UF VT. y lLsUN, tIIt IIwWsE
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.-The President has remove d
Mr. Price, Postmaster at Chicago, and re appoint
ed Mr.. Cock, his immediate predecessor. He has
also removed Mr.. Miller, Postmaster at Columbus,
Ohio, and appointed Ex-Governor Medary in his
place. Messrs Price and Miller were appointed
duTing the recess of Congress.
General Calhoun on Tuesday placed in the pos
session Of the Senate Committee on Territories his
statement relative to the late election in Kansas.
He is also preparing an address to the public.
An official statement shows that the whole mum
ber Of passengers arriving from foreign countries
last year was 2Il,55S, Of which 100000 were
males
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Cold, Hoarseness, or Consumptive Cough, when
lou can obtain immediate relief by using HAETo-
IORNE< PECTORAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER
kYT 1t is combined it'll other articles suited for ali
Jung, Asthma, Catarrh and Bronchial Affections.
1 is prepared by Chemist OF reputation, and Is pro
louuced by those who have used it, as the best Cough
gottles Is, 50 cents and 81, Sold by PURCELL,
LADp 4 Co, and all Druggists in Richmond
IN
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Exycur1oy.-James Il. Eldridgs was hung at Can
ton IN. " OH Thursday, for the murder by poison
of Sarah J. Gould, young widow, TO "hom ne wa
,f7.nred H., was a school teacher, Il years o
aga and Miss Gouid was ~.
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BIGANIsr ARBEsTED-Enoch Carter, man of
fifty years old was arrested at Lowell. Mass. on
Friday on charge ot bigsmy. Carters first wife
died after giving birth to thirteen children-eight
of whom are now living. In 1916 he married the
complainant and in 1851, or '5j he married Alice
Oldham, Of Lowell, by whom he had two children,
aud wieh whom he had lived up to the time of his
arrest Carter admits the bigamy, but justiiies 1t
on the singular ground that the complainant is
not womau
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THE CADETS V. NJ. /, viii ARRIVE
here tomorrow morning, by way of the Canal, NJ :
der the command Of Maj Gillian, and take up
their quarters at the Atheneum building, Col.
Smith Ia now in the city preparing for their re-
eeption.
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ACCEPrED.-The Secretary of War has
accepted the invitation of the committee Of "A
rangements 20 attend the ceremonies of the inau-
gurarion Of the statue Of Washington ut Richmond
on the 22i Instant and will be present ON that oc
casiou.
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suIcIpE.-At Lancaster, Pa, on Friday, Mrs
sentlinger. lady who has been aefangea 10,
and fuog herself dow II we'll. She was, OF course
instantly killed
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The CUaBEsLASp TRooP will arrive
on Saturday afternoon, and be escorted 10 their
quarters at the Broad Street Hotel by the usnrico
Tr0op
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So MuCH FOR THE RLuEs.-Tbe r.

SO MuCH FOR THE BLuEs.-The L. |.
Blues of this city, Capt Fry, will keep 'open
house." on the 22d, at their armory, in the Law
building, where their military brethren from all
quarters of the Union, can call at their pleasure
aud partake of the abundance of Refreshments TO
be prepared for the occasion. The Blues have made
handsome appropriation from their treasury for
this object, and will spare efforts to make their
brethren i'll arms feel perfectly ut home on the
I'D.
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EDUCATION IN ILIsoIs.--lt may be mentianed'
as aD evidence Of the increased atten tion nia 70
matters of education Ia iilinois. 'hat shoe 1"na
~ 4 1856. three thousand sehool-houses have been
built IN the State.
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The MoUST VERNON GUARD, of Alex
andria numbering thrty-five men, under the
command of Captain :. H. DevaRghn, will arrive
here next Monday morning, and take quarters at
the Central Hotel.
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ALPHrUs BAgER, "a classmate of Daniel Webster
In Dartmouth College. and father OF Col, Aipheu'
pster. of South Carolina, who is we'll known fol
his eloouent appeals in behalf Of Kansas died late
ly in Columbus, Ca III his S7th year.
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SEA CAPTAIN DaowNgD.-Capt. James &. Farral
n,aster of the bark Cheshire, of Damariscotta, Me
was accidentally drowned in Charleston, ;. T., las
Saturday night
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FIRE IN BsooKLYS, y. Y.-The buildings No. y
and II Fulton street, Brooklyn occupied a ear
riage repository, boarding houses, and for ether
purposes. were consumed by fire on Tuesday morn
iug. Loss about 25,090-nsurance $ll 800. A
Mr.. Koch and his wife jumped out of a window
aud were badly injured.
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SrRIors CuARcE.-William Hill mad.

SERIOUS jHARGE.-A " llllHm HiIl made
his appearance before the Mayor yesterday, 10 an.
swer the charge Of assaaltibg Addison Gaines with
slung shot ut as the complainant failed TO answer
when called, the investigation postponed an-
til 10 day. Hill shys he can prove by six witness
es, that he is innocent, and will do so Whenever
the case is brought to an investigation.
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LAID OVER The examination of fChas
Cook. before the Mayor, charged with stealing a
horse from c. A. Schwagerle on the 9th of Septem-
Der last, has been ostponed until tomorrow morn
ing, TO give time tor summeGiDg witnesses.
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THE CITIZENS COMMITTEE, of which
Col. H. c. Cabell is chairman, sili meet In ,hs
Mayors Office at o'clock this afternoon, pur suan
to adjournment. Every member should be pre-
sent, SO as to complete the arrangements for tbs
22i.
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Nor COMING. The New York Seventh
Regiment have concluded not TO visit Richmond on
the I'D instant.
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PECULIAR THEFT,-On Tuesday niobl

I hOU I@Ihh IHhFI-UH IUtbu3y night
| last heavy robbery was perpetrate6 on 18th
street, between Grace and broad. Some irsn heart
ed miscreant entered the blacksmith shop of John
Tuliy, by means of a false key, and stole there
| from about 800 worth of horse shoes What a
| rogue could want with such quantity of nuadru-
ped sipperS unless he belongs to that loud-mouth-
| ed family of long ears whose unmusical voices
strike terror to the nervous sensibilities of more
| delicate bipeds, We unable TO imagiue Possi-
bly, his object to furnish his relatives with pa
| rade shoes for the 22d and if this be So no may
yet be det cted in his Ii wless levy aon an honest
| mans labor
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
- n Tnr NnrERs az NrNR

esg" To THe NoTERs OF HrNRIco
,,,>-} .-; take :tis method OF announcing IN yself
.,ustiate fHl the Sber0a,ty of Uoatico cauuty, at
tt....,,t>n lf May next AMI u elected promise 20
.ut boy time e. the Office. aud to discharge
.. ..ts .- tbg law directs. viii try and see the
..., 4i tr county before tae day Of election, and
.. -f.. l. u;up REFER all such wish 10 ascer-
r.. ..sr s,uye> fr the oihCe to my psiRhhCrs, aud
h5' N Gregory. Es-l john b. Young. EsQ aud
Z" a. iii, T J. CARTER.
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SEIZURE or The COLLINS STEAMEEs.-The steamers
Of the Collins liue in the hands OF the sheriff
of New York. Messrs. Brown Brothers, ii is sta
ted. have sued ont writ Of execution for $685.
S9J against the New York aud l. verpOol Nail
Steamship Company, and the steamers OF the line
have been attached to satisfy the claim. sixty
days from the 2Sth Of January, the date Of tile e1-
eeution, have been allowed tue company to raise
the amount.
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TIL T. DISPATCH.
Tyyag a. CCwAEDIU.

sa~THE psELY DESPATCH IL served TO sub
.%ars ste-x AMI keuARrKR csSYs pEs vEEE, paya.
~ >, .ha Carrier weekly. ftice for mailing, 81 q
- or s. ~ fur six months, 10 advance.
TltE SEMl-NEEKJl DISPATCH Is Issued
,vsrv Tuesday aud Friday al S2.oo, IN advance.
YHR WEEKIy DISpATCH is issued every
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WESTERN NAvEGaI1oN.--The navigation of the
Ohio River is entirely suspended at all Points be-
tween Cincinnati aud pittsburg. Tho boats now
at Cincinnati will not leave till the river opens,
and the heavy ice between that place and Parkers-
burg is broken up. The ice has gorged at Browns
Island
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ACCIDENT TO YoUSG LAZY Miss Reilly, daugh-
ter of Hon. Wilson Reilly, oil Pennsylvania board
ing at kirkwOods Hotel, was dressing for the hop
at the National, when, by some means, her dress,
OF very light texture, caught fire. She screamed
aud ran for assistance, ana MIR. j. N Jones, o Wis
consin threw Miss Reilly to ths floor. and succeed
ed in beating and trampling ouf the hames. she
is burnt about the chest and one arm, though IL
thought not seriously Hash. States.
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sM~GEoRss Is. STEEL, Dentist, Ofice
.ad residence, No. 23. on Maiu. between 9Th and 9Th
stree.s, Richmond. Va. hy Wy
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mr. DIR. A. &. PErIcoLAs' Office, Rich.

gsa5~ Dr.. A. +. PkTicoLAs' UIHcc, hIcH'
mond House corner of Governor and Ross streets -
Residence Carltsn House, on 18th between Broad
and Marshall streets.
Tire rear rom on the hrst moor over Doggett q
AnJsrson'a formerly occupied by Or =, for rent -
posse.sion given Immediately. II Is the most coia
portable LODGING rcom ia the city.
Il. Irn&
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Mr.. Knapp, n prominent merchant Of Montreal.
die suddenly at the Sc. Nicholas Hotel, New York,
Saturday night last.
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PRICE ONEC CENT.
-
LOCAL MATTHRg.


oEais MEAsuRiSd.-The ordinance re.
r,. a.hs 20 Srain dsasurer," lately passed hv a.
City Council, will meet with general ssS ~ we
tiose farmers Who send their wh.a, 70 ,h ais n9n,s
| moDd market 70 the hicL'
Ihe nrst section provides that any ns-.or -. .
shai bring to this city grain of any Eind ,a,.,I
OF other articles to lie sold by solid measnrs !,
over ten bushels may apply to the Grain Measure
to weigh the same sr
Ihe second provides that ii either seller or buxs,
the article sold 10 be weighed by the Grain
aeasofer ana the other contracting party refuse
.ne party refusing shall pay ue Of $40
required by seller or buyer, the measurer shall
"elgh the article (wheat corn, oats meal. etc (
ana ascertain the humber Of bushels. lie il then
TO furnish the weigher his certificate Of the nnn,
per OF bushels which shalt be binding on both ,el
Ter and bayer. The standard weight is as Follows.
wheat co lbs. to the bushel corn Sc lbs oats a0
ios; rye Do lbs meal 30 lbs; peas Sc his beans "a
lbs; potatoes IS lbs; clover seed GO lbs: timo,bv
seed az ios dried peaches 80 lbs; dried apples 25
lbs; bran Is lbs; shorts Is Tbs; shipstnfY 81 Is
coal 20 lbs If either seller OF buyer refuse to have
the article weighed he ia TO pay a fue of SO The
measurer is required TO test his scales at least
a week.
The Measnrer may appoint Deputies subject 20
the approval Of the Council Ills fee is fixed at
half cent per bnshel, to be paid equally by buyer
and seller. He is required to make quarterly re-
ports TO the Council, and to publish the amount
gram etc, weighed by him, and the tees received
Tor the same
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-. To Wy FnLLow CITIZENS OF TIL

,,-->.y af jiINR,oo.-l am candidate for the SHE
gFFtAI4Y ,l tHc County ot Henr,co aud respect
.a.., -4i yoHs snefASvs at the ensuing election IN
Ma ..ss ). NIGH. DAVIS.
Es.aE.lsl3. trtU Dec, 1871. ie S-3lmS
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sE WHERE SHALL WE GET OUR LIKE

SEss TAEENy-At GIBBS, Of course, where every one
shat wants decent picture, ami not q carricature
lways 20. Besides, have never been dtCeiv-
ID by him with humbug advertisements As these
rs sentiments daily expressed and carried ont by
scores u persons, take pleasure IN say ing that
addition 10 our iuiIuitalle ANBKOTlPE, We are now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS Ola superior character
both plain and cnlored whcH for beauty OF finish ami
ccuracy ul likeness, are cgua'led by few ana sur
passed by noe Pictures Of all kinds acl arAtcy
o. \ and warranted to please, at moderate ices
AMBRUTYpES II one dollar and upwards at GIBBS
Cempe of Art Cainthiau Hail. Main street, between
th ana 10th.
de / PEI GIBBS.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.

"WEDNESDAY, Feb. II.
The Senate mot at II o'clock, Mr. RITES in thu
chair
Bills Ptssed-Authorizins J. NJ, Bennett to con
vey by deed, to Ephram Bee, certain forfeited lane
IN RoaEe county, on the payment of money du,
| thereon Incorporating the Nansenlond Agricni
tural Society For the relief of H. Brewer.
| fttiti0Hs IpCseHted--0f citizens of Frank fort
Greenbrier, asking to change the terminus of !
| turnpike Petition of the Overseers of the Pool
| OF Frederick county and the corporation of Win
| chester A petition asking permission for the
trustees of Washington Henry College to sell GER
| tain land. counter-remonstrauce to this neti
| tion was presented.
BIZ Dcfegtcd. A bill reidnding $50 10 Mr. II
Cox, sherin OF Norfolk, for expenses 10 going Il
New York after an escaped prisoner.
The special committee to whom was referred
| tue communication laid before the Senate ye5ter
| day by 1t Gov. JACKSON made the following re-
port:
The select committee to whom was referred the
communication of the 1T Governor of The Common
wealth IN r"la;ion to certain imputatons his fl
eal character, by Mr. CALDWELL senator from Wheel.
ing. have had the matter unier consideration and
bave examined all the witnesses W ho have apprara;
before tham. The Senator from Wheeling expressly
discians any purpose to charge upon tie 1t Go J.
eruor fhcial impropriety and says that he has now
no such charge to make, whatever his language may
nave petn upon "a former occasion, when he spoke
under great personal excitement The testimony ey-
amin hy Us affords no ground FIR any such ch rge
or lmputailon Your committee, therefore recon-
mend tn adoption of the following resolution:
" ReSofrcd. 1hat Cur confidence i'll the personal and
CfhcIa honor and gritty of ". L.. JACKSON Lieu
tenant Governor Of this state is undated and that
We have Witnessed with pleasure the propriety and
mpartaiity tat have marKel his official career ss
President OF the Senate"
8 The resolution was unanimously adopted and
the report ordered to be printed.
C0tingt6n d: Otto RadFoad.-The bill appr0pri-
atng 100000 to the COvington Il Ohio Railroad
came up as the order Of the day. After discus
sion by Messrs. ARMSTRONG. BEALE, CATLETT, DE-
SEALE. SMITH, of c.. and HUDDLEsON, Mr. DENEALE
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. Ils,s,..I Arr, hv announce riyselT a candidate
.'.t..ss..a I'd tUNdt>SlONEK 0F THE REVE
NtE .s .lv uHp District, at the approach n n =
,...t..s ani Ts>pr.ifa..y sa!iciT your Sutfragcs
sl-. .s- - ynaJ Measure t' visct ne. promise a.
.4-z. .tf-s rt ftl, atcr taIthfuiiv Aud pr1ur-
yu.... itta-jlf.+ JAMES H. VAUGHAN.
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Tbs CADETS oftbe VIRGINIA N;I;torv I,

The CADETS ofthe Virginia Military In.
stiute, numbering IL took up their line of mar h
for this city last Monday morning at O'Clock, in
the midst OF snow storm. On reaching North
river they embarked in two canal freight boats,
but we're detained short time by ice in the canal
ana river They reached Lynchburg last Tuesday v,
left there yesterday morning, aud will arrive
here at an early hour to morrow morning The
Cadets are to be received by the metropolitan
huard,' Capt. VI. J. DIsMOCK. and escorted TO
their quarters lat the Athena@um, where al
rangements are now being made for their recep-
ton. The Cadets are well practced in the
shanghai drill" and in their evoutioEs will at,
tract marked attention.
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?. +. GIBBS.

g}" PHoToGRAPHs IN OIL CoLoRs,
PI0TUaEAPiis N WATER CvLoRs. AND PHOTOGRAPHS
PLAIN, made from lite. copied from small pictures
tIG enlarged to any sIZ' a5 ais" the most perfect
and highly finished AMHRUTTPEs of ChiItrcu and
lutts At ali times t. be had at the large Phot"
graph and Fine Art Galleries of u. ". MiNNls, M
kichmnnd, on Main street opposite the New Gus
TOM House, aui on Sycamore street, Peter burg,
Va ia Is
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go u To TBE NorEEs OF HESRIco CouN-
A Il r~spastt ttaily aUa aounCe my self Candidate S,r
t, #.a.d ,.e,k oi Henf,co County Court at the
, .-.s ..5 5u hAg a"E-- TEMPLE ELLETT
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Rev james II. Morrison, d. d., rector OF 81, re-
ter's Episcopal Church, in Baltimore, has resigned
his charge and accepted call TO the Rectorshipe OF
Chgist Church, Lexington, Ky.
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MARROW EscApE--The New Haven Palladium
says:
son Friday, the 9TH, train of cars on the Dan
bury and Norwalk Road, struck horse and wagon
at the crossing near umpawaug Pond. The horse
was killed, ths wagon smashed up, aud the mau,
with his cushion aud buffalo robe, landed on the
top of the cow-eatcher, tsafFyafed
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


nss~ BRA0G's GREAT TmpnovgNsNS, -
THE ARCTIC IINIMENT
~, DEF3EN iLL COMpETJTyC y
.uS4s'n1s ~ a Mho have used IT, affirm that IL il
chbAT IMPROVEMENT on '""' q" 10
DIR. BRAtsts'S 0rnEis IINr,.ENns
In the cure OF
NNthg Nnihfsg ,,M. NM ISM. PARALYSIS,
sS,1NhaiSAA, PILES
SSrrfhrAtSs.> BRUISES,
StAsS eSoiAiS. OLD sORES,
stENS, WARTS,
ETI4AtDs; MQUiDS
=, ~ stphSt GuRNS.
f"i Ho"NcS and NbAES externally, nothing sx.
1t curiEg
SPRAINS SWFNEy
SCRATCHES UAIIa
THRUST, RINGp1NE
ct any Sore<c Swellins, or EuiaT cement of hoe or
Muscle. ~ VI
Frice - Ns ~ ceuts anu 81, for small ,aed;nn,
and large 81 d bottles
For sale by all Druggists.
PURCELL, LADD CO.
Ia Its Wholesale Agents.
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s,gS~ SRGsnyALrY or HENETCo. i au
s-.. ii. sa5 .,-toygjou "a The Office of SlIERIFE
.. H.uHra JNO. 4. HUTCHINSON.
ia. ..-.ss5 5a
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The Procession will move from els. mn Main n
. "a, along I'd TO Broad, down Broad 30 lOth and
thence 10 the Capitol Square. fsasH 4fA&
l. The Masonic fraternity will occupy the
space ia rear and on two sitles OF the Monunept
but not the reserved space IN front between the
seats and Orator, etc.
z. Military lines sIii be formed on the Capitol
square according to general orders hereafter TO
be issued.
J. Th,ee hundred seats on the lsft and east are
Appropriated 10 the members aud officers Of the
denera Assembly, the Executive officers of the gov
erumenf, the Judiciary, Aldermen and Conneii Of
the city ct Richmond aud other cities.
!. Three hundred seats on the right and west Of
the Monument are appror rated 10 the Grand on
GERS OF the Grand Lodges Of Masons, Rncampments
and Chapters, Grand officers OF the Ipdspsndsnt
Order OF Odd Fellows, Druids, Sons Of Tempsr-
ance, and fireiuia Mechanics Institute o9eeIs of
the Army and Navy Of the L. g., the Rsyerna
Clergy, staff Of General Officers and Assistant
Marshals.
s. The remaining seats are appropriated 70 Isr
dies and their escorts.
6. On the right and outside Of the line OF Militia
ry, will be arranged the order Of Red Men, Druids,
Rechabtes, German Benevolent Society, Richnond
Fire Department, and visiting Firemen, IN ranks
| four deep.
| l. On the ieft, and outside Of the Military, will
be arranged, in ranks four deep, the odd-Fsiiows,
Sons OF Temperance, and Bneh other OF ders or As.
sociatons as may report.
| s. In front and outside Of the Military, citizens
Of other States who take part In the procession,
dssig mated bys banner @
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RICHMOND. Jan

Office corner 2ed and Main streets
sGA- DEAR SIR: | feel it a duty ! owe
t. you, to state 10 the public the successful removal
OF Tnmrr from the SIDE OF my neck. of SsreA!teq
years standing, weighing upwards Of Sir l0itnds
wfA"ut the nse of a kmte or the loss OF blJud-and
q which | am now Well. l vas examined by Dr..
Warner, oi TIN Faculty of Richmond, twelve years
axe. and he pronounced % chances against ule py
cA'unG 1t, aS also lid other eminent ph yslciaus
throughout the country. Yours &C.
JAMES MILLER.
Rcsidenco-Perkinsvile Goochlaad CO. Va.
l--tEgmA
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COTTAGE BEDSTEADS.-200 Cottage
~ Bsdstsais Just received lfcaa the inAnasetarsss.
and FIR sale st small advance on rsnuless%sss
price, by ALhA. ALhA.sAs~ sI.As
A13 AuNS~Ss
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r~ ''SECURE THE SHADOW, ERE TIL

Sk' . Ne RI Il HiiAbChI fhh II T.
SUB-TANcg FADE."-lI you wish FIyE Picture, call
At NHlTEHUkSF'S Old Galley. (the best sky
Ightin the C'tvl and examine the specimens Of art
produced by WATSON. They are warranted not To
lde nor to he easily deiace1-rqual to the best in
The United States, aud ~ per cent. cheaper than
Jthtr in he city
Pictures taken fro,n 5 A. ". to5 2. ". Pictures
0pied ami either enlarged OF diminished.
Meiaiuotypes and feuotypes, fer transmission by
mail.
Photographs lst sitting. 81; Duplicates 81 each.
Es- Remember, - Main street. "a