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PRINCE ERIE'S LATEST DE.
ilmaa 10 VICE. 1H..4u4
The New Thirty Million Mortgage.
NEW York. EebrnarY IA.

New YORK, February IA.
The 7TmAs' financial article says:r The
tenor and terms of tho new Erie general
mortgage has not beehmadopublic J The
amount is stated, by. street erumqr TO be
$50, 100000, Which, at par, wohlH cover
and leave tlvemillions free from all or
iginal mortgages from first to fifty, inClu-
sive, arc about --- millions, aud the do
6eRture bonds net u mortgage lien in Lon
hon OF three million five hundred thous-
and dollars in 1866, and one million five
hundred thousand in 1868. Why this last
legou uatioh rwu8 NOT made in mortgage
b6hds wGs understood dt The time 70 Be
in consequence Of the act Of the Legisla-
turc of New York rc.organizing the old
New York and Erie Company, whereby
the preterred stock holders who IeXohang-
cd dtheir.oh Z per cent bonds were, guar
anteed Z per cent per anhupi out Of fthe
earnings Of the road, next 10 Interest On
the then existing mortgages. This
Interpretation of the charter OF
the new Eric Railroad Company has
heretofore been held as correct and abso-
lutely binding, aud hence the present Eric
people, in raislng new means, since 1857,
have resorted In most instances 10 con!
yertable bonds in raising the capital stock
from $40 500, 900, as II then stood, To $75,.
100000, us 1t now stands, exclusive Of
$780, 900 0meiehnce slares, the dividends
on which have not been paid since 1867.
The Times adds that II Is altogether prob.
Ohln thnt rhttnh IthxS, opf. 'nf 1nIiplOtiOp IN
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a REMovAL,-Wc refer our readers to tho
advertisement Of Messrs. Reid Is Jones
timers, found in another column OF this
mornings paper, Mcssrs, r, & J, will
hereafter be found III the building on
Market street, just below the McLurc
House, formerly occupied by Messrs.
Pratt & Son us u paint store. They pro-
pose to keep on hand.n full stock Of such
goods rs arc usually found In similar Is.
adjustments, and VIC commend them to
persons wanting anything in their line.
They arc first class workmcn and use
none bnt the best materials Give them
q call. : ~ Il ------- .----- -
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, February IA

~ .--., .., CHICAGO, February "a.
'' Unchanged. "'i. He l,.ls. rg
.GRAIS-Wheat-No. 9 spring Chicago
fairly active and closed at $lG9Sf cash
81 244 seller March, Corn-No. 2 mixed
quiet and 4c lower closed at 5Oia50;c
cash; this afternoon unchanged. Oats
N6I2 advanced fA7c; clpseH nj 4Sic. Rye
No 2. quiet and 1c higher at 90c.r Bar.
ley-No. 3 qutetat Sic, -r ''' '''
Hods-Drcssed hogs fairly active; closed
at IS 80; live active at 81 load co. Il
CATTLE-Active at 81 00a7 90. -
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+! SIR yAf'9s AC wqs!esA, GPrs,

, II isrcportGlat Jclfers5n City TINT Jas, I,
Fisk, Jr., has purchased o hrge Interest In
tho Missouri PACllerllrpad lt b known
here that some 10 600 shares Of this stock,
owned and controlled by Mr.. Bridge, Is
for sale, md that Mr.. Jay, OH the ono
hand, aud MI, Parsons, Of tho Missouri,
Kansas and Texas road, on the other, arc
bidders for Il. Mr., Jay Is said 10 b6 back.
cd BY the Baltimore 4 Ohio road, while
behind Parsons arc tho Pennsylvania
Central and Atlantic & Pacific roaIls.
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The resolution directing the preparation
Of IN ordinance creating dlsbusing
officer came back from the Second Branch
with M amendment providing that mean.
while Elijah Day, former Treasurer, bc
authorized to receive and disbursc the
city funds us heretofore.
Mr. Wilson said It would be Obvious
ly n violation OF ordinance and propriety
10 place the funds In the hands Of man
not under bond; and on his motion tho
matter was laid on the table. ''''' ''
AdIourncd till Friday evening, to hear
the report on standing committees.
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Mayor JclTers In tho chair. Absent at
roll.Call Messrs. ButteFtcld, Campbell,
Cecil, Harrison, ShambrN and Stanton
McssrS Harrison Campbell and Sham.
bra subsequently appeared In their seats.
Mr., Stone said lG had been informed
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ENGLAND, !,
The Commons Vote n Dowry to
Princess Louisa.

LONDON, February 10.
In the House OF Commons tonight Mr.,
Gladstone votedtogivc a doyry of $4,000
TO tho Princess Louisa, and an annual al'
lowanCe OF s6,0OOa The vote was unani.
nous.
LONDON, February 13-Evcning.
In the House ofCommots this evening
Mr.. Gladstone denied thNt the Prussians
had placed obstacles in the way or the re.
victualling Of Paris. The Premier also said
that tho Government had suggested u
Prussia to make known her proposed
terms OF peace,
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Tile funeral Of Alice Gary took place this
the afternoon atthO Church Of Strangers,
The pail bearers were Horace Greeley
Bayartl Taylor, Geo. Ripley, W. w. Hall,
L, IT, Barnnm and A. J. johnson. The
remains were taken 10 Greenwood.
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aSNow.-YcsIerday morning the ground
was covered with . white mantle several
inches deep, and Tor several hours tho
sleigh'bells jiugled merriIy in our streets.
Towards evening, however, the "bcauti-
ful snow appeared to be but the basclcss
fabric Of . dream, the sun having chased
il away. .., .. ,.....
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Tho report Of the Sexton was present.
cd. For tho burlRls in the month iof Jan.
uaty he received 500 and for ono In
February $3.50, Received and filed.
The bond Of Daniel Murray, as Market
Master was received. Il iSin tho sum
Of $1,000. .....-.. a..H1
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New York Money and stock Market
NEW YoRK, February IA ]


Gold has been weak, opening at 1f1f
and closed at lit. Loans were made al
from 5 to 8 per cent. 0learacnes, $751; :
0O0, 900. Government bonds were strong 10
the morning, butweak at the close, falling
taR per cent on 5.20s, Stocks were dull
and firm, the following attracting chiei
attention: New York Central, Lake Shore,
Northwestern, st. Paul, Ohio, Union, Pa,
Cifc Mail, Cleveland, Columbus & Gin
cinnai, and Indiana Central, the latter
named having been quoted at SGaS7. A
recent rise in this stock has been made on
purchase by the Vanderbilt party 70
control tho road. 1t would give New
York Central and Lake Shore connec-
tion with Cincinnati, and also with st.
Louis ria Indianapolis. A Washington
telegram received this afternoon says that
the Senate Postal Committee reported IN
amendment 10 the. postal appropriation
bill, increasing the subsidy to the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company to over 81 ,000,.
900 per annum, on condition that the
company double the number Of trips on
the China line. This had the effect OF
advancing the price to 49,. Northwestern
stocks have been strong. Money easy at
4a5 per cent State bonds dull and nom.
inal; North Carolina rather heavy. Ster-
ling exchange, bankers bills1O3A. 0w-
ing to the severe snow storm, the market
viftnRlIv cl0sel ati4 o,clnnIrI plMslTi1
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, New York Market.
New YoRK, February L

I'VE" UNh' FUUTUN1I IT
CoTroN--Unchanged. Il. ...'jH1t
FLouR-Unchanged. .,.l..J,l, u4g.i /
GRAIN-Oats, firm; at G7a7Oc. Corn,
dull and unchanged; at S3aSOc.
EGGs-Steady; fresh, 2Sa3Oc; lined,
16a20c. Others unchanged.
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Financial and Commercial.
$50 Cincinnati n;i Market! pa

'sliil3buc iONCfNNAFI, February ID
CorToN-UpChangel.
sFLouK4 Firm; iiahiily SO 10. :
GRAY-Wheae G odnh; at 81 3Gal 40.
Corn, closed dull; Mt 5Ga57c In the car.
Rye z and ID barley ~ Is 5 unchanged Oats firm
! n GROogRIRs-s0 0olTec, firm, prime Rio 1Sa
.1sfe. Sugar, tirtnH New Orleans ifi8c,
AejfsIs?. SissEfSsSHE6sta.o ?.i;isaSE yI3sera Is
EGus-20a2lc,
BUTTER-Dcclined fresh 23a9Sc.
.2OnRrsE+ steady itacJ6fy lbpl5tII
SEEDs-Cloyer seed, unchanged; timo.
tlfy! 20 95aG 80. dost9 2soeiq q
q PGay1HoNsHP Pork, dull; SEA 80 asked,
Lard, unchanged, . Rllkmcals, steady
shonllets, SIC; sides, 10at0st, Ind 11tC
for cleaffib6hd clear BSe6apihchangGli
shoulders, 0sc; sides, tlial2ic,
WmsKY-Firm, NJ SIC.
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sIMILIBUS OURANTUR
HUMPHREYS .,,

i IHUMEUFATHIEl SPECIFICS
llayn proven from tho most ample experience
An Gntlrp succ6sE SImple-Pr6mpt- Rhlcient
and Reliable. TheyAFc thu Best Family MedI.
Gln0s In uso--e0 simple that mistakes cannot be
made In using th0m ~ harmless as to be frcU
from danger, and so efficient as 10 be always re-.
llable. ThUy hayercccIvcd the highest commGn.
datlon from the Thousands who have long used
and known them, aud will always render salts.
action 10 those who Try them. .',. t....
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.lIiGi, WASHINGTON. doDla
THE ADSrINrsTRATIoNPARTY IN coNdRRss
MAKING NEW OFFICES For ITS DEFEAT
ED FRIENDS
WAsllrNuroN, Feb. IA.

"INNINU 4N8W UTFIVEb7 TUIE ITO NTaTTsN1-
ED FRIENDS.
WAsurNoToN, Feb. a.
Tho Now yorl. T.i1yn, corrcs,rnondort
telegraphs that tho bills IN estabiish nd.
ditionai judicial districts in the States of
New York, Virginia, Ohio, Missouri, I'LL.
nols and Iowa, nowpendlngin Congress,
IS for the purpose Of making places for
outgoing members Of Congress. In the
case Of New York. o Judge Of the Su:
prcme Court, familiar with the business Of
the Federal Courts in that State, remarked
yesterday that II would be better to make
one O., district less instead Of one more.
There are already three Judicial districts
SIEEEt rn t,'Ff:Hf1SS Y
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REMOVING DmT-Workincn were yes.
terday employed in removing dirt, &C..
which Ind accumulated on the back river
bridge. ,j b.' ,uuagt. r
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Y ApbfrloSAI LocAs.o
ClTYyColgINcIL, edT

'' SECOND BRANCH.
A regular meeting Of the City Council
was held last evening. Tho Second Branch
Sahetc order, wifi PtesIde9t Fer4es in
''S Messrs, SsS.si Baird, ttady, Caldwell. clator
Connolly, o. J, Crawford, Howell, Hub
bard, McAtlans, Phillips Salisbury, ]. G,
Smith, and Steger, were present at r0ll-call
Tho report Of the Superintendent oI
Mater Workshops presented, q TheTex'
pehdilhrcs furtlie m6nthlOt Jahhaty$erc
$54s G5. a-H.i,.y
Tho report of the Street Commissioner
lof The t6bnth Of J4huafy whs presented
Tim EnlInwin1 pXhnndiiurcS have befTi
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The Hudson River Disaster---Pa-
,.,,7 ,,.,. thetic Swindler. l..v,

TsIlfT N ~ IItHOfIOI SWIHUIVIs ~ IN M I
New HAMBuRoH, N. Y, Feb. "A.
A woman giving her name as Sarah
Bennet, and claiming that her husband
was on tue ill.fated train, and who i1en-
titled u hat at Poughkeelsie, us her llus.
bands, and tainted, md who has collected
considerable money from 0 symTltbgic
persons, has beenplrrestsdjas an impostor,
and will be lodged in poughkeepsie jnil.
No more G2I bodies gfR hqy9 4 been fSF, recovered
,NNrrHtos. /. chicKSSiMIn|gF, one u fis piano
manufacturing firm, died ut Boston Tues
BdsySoi ApopleSyiss srsa 3GaI2 A
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baltimore Market.
9I1t llG BALftMoRit, February ID.
FLouR-Firm; western family 81 5Oa

FLouR-Flrm; western family 81 5Oa
&as4wadst Iaf5 find. . advanced sg
Ohio lind Indiana ll6Oaf.65. ' Corn
steady; whtesOuthern S3as6c; yellow Sic
Oats 5Sag0c., Rye00a$l 90. .,,..l
PRovBtbSS- Unchanged. u ~
WHIslSY--At 03aDIc, I,, "
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United sAteE gGer1sSl, coupons. ia. - Il4-
aEs1twsntiS: aaEs1swsaHtiS: tisSa 5 E.aliI:"tlga:MS
Rtys;tggnties g@9 e!t,..TIiwct3. 2. ill,
Pive.twenties ds6Dl!!.. ..L!!!.L.. !..ga - .l09X
Fye.twenties 1885,. ..........,,.., :, ,s.., 1l0A
Ien'tortles. s.!..!! ll0h
Currency BB, .!.y... t....y..ig ig."......ll21S
STATE SEcURrTIEs- -AIissouris, ,0Ot; Ten
nessecs, old, 64t; new, 84t:, Virginia, new,
Oft; old, G5; North Carollnas, old, 49i;
new, 2Gs.
SToCKs-Westcrn Union Telegraph 4Gt;
Adams Express O7t; Wells, Fargo & Co,
40; American B; United States 43; Pa
citIc MdiL 9s;'Ncw York Central. 04s;
do scrip, 90s; Erie, 229; Harlem, 1885, Read
Ing, 90t; Michigan Central, 117i; Cleye-
land IS Pittsburgh, 1914; Northwestern,
70s; do preferred, SGt; Rock Island, 1861;
New Jersey Central, 1901; St. Paul, 53B;
do preferred, IS; Wabash 52t do pre-
fsrTedi F7BS Fort | Wayne, f96a Terrc
Hattie, PSI; Chicago and Alton, 119; Ohio
and Mississippi, ,35t; Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati, S6t: Burlington and
Quincy, 1853; Lake Shore, O4f; Illinois
Central, 183tG HHI3u ,lhdrN ,UI ~ .
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THE MISSING TENNESSEE.
Mr.. RobesOn,s soothing syrup.

TWWT'TI 4 NV : 'T"'7' = : >.
The statement OF Secretary Robson
regarding the Tennessee, Is that II Is tot
soon by ten days to expect any regular ad
vices from her, and that no extraordinary
means Of Communication have been em
ployed, does much toallay public anxiety
Still there Is considerable sOlicitude felt
especially by those who have friends on
board. ilIa.H L-t.Hlf l.L'{J
More about the Vessel seen OF Hat
teras by Capt. DrummOnd-POsi-
tive twas the Tennessee-Unfayor-
able Indications. aIa "',
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SATURDAY EVENING. SEPT. ?. 1871.
OFFICIAL CALL FOR A STATE SONvEN-
TION. H tLc.1


ooNs REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
OF THE REPUBLICAN Parry OF VIRGINIA, (
Richmond, August l6, 1871.
To the Voters Of Virginia.; eli T| .gL
At a meeting of the COMMITTEES, held in this
city on the 18th instant it was .a.. a.tI
Reso,ued, That the Republican voters Of Fir-
ginia be assembled in delegated Conventions IN
the city of Richmond, on "Wednesday, the 9th
day of September, at IL o'clock NJ And 1t was
further ordered that the Convention consist OF
one hundred and thirty-eght members, to be APP
portioned among the counties, according to the
apportionment of the House Of Delegates of the
New Constitution. The delegate, in every IN
stance must be resident of the Legislative Dis
trict which he claims to represent This rule is
also applicable TO Proxies and Alternates ~
Immediately upon receipt hereof, Chnlrmen-
or in their absence, the Secretaries-of county
committees will forthwith assemble their conf
mittee, and take such steps as will ensure fuil
representation to the Convention. Where no or
ganization exists, Republicans will confer togeth-
er, and upon proper notice call q meeting OF the
people at convenient time and place, for the
purpose of selecting the number of delegates to
which the county may be entitled. We. recon-
mend that the credentials of delegates, in every
instance, be signed by the Chairman and Secre-
tary of the convention or meeting at which they
are selected.
We would urge that prompt and efficient action
be taken 10 full representation from eve
ry portion of the State. f 81
BY order of the Committee:
II. II. WELLS, Chairman. b.
SAM'L +. MADDOX, Secretary. ,..t
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WE are about to start semi-weekly
paper, to enable our country subscribers to
obtain the market reports, political and
general news, &C., more promptly.
The SEMI-WEEKLY' will issue from this
office. It will be of the same size as the
daily, and contain the freshest news up to
the date of issue, and large amount of
reading matter. By this arrangement we
shall be able to reach distant subscribers
much more promptly than now. 1t will be
especially valuable as a campaign paper,
and we place the rates low enough to bring
it within reach of all. The price, as seen
in the head Of our columns, will be 50 so
per annum, 81 25 for six months and IS
cents for three months, with liberal terms
for clubs of ten or more. We rely upon
our friends to send us good list for the
SEMI-WEEKLY.
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PRINTERS WAREHOUSE
PRINTERS WAREHOUSE.
rNiiE, LARGEST TYPE FOUNDRY io
Rlq' san ad AND MORN HxrRksvs nsiTi ~ fi
PRINTERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
Sonth of Philadelphia, is the establishment of
- -. H. L. PELOUZE & CO., ii.
.E3o ysgTi RICHMOND, vA.al5sqEol

a "
The Richmond Dispatch says: ..t.,.,. .,
RICHMOND TYPE FopNDRY.-The new dress in
which the Dispdtch has appeared for some weeks
was furnished by Messrs. H. L. PELoUzR g. Co.,
proprietorsl of the Richmond Type Foundry.
We have been using their type for eight or ten
years, and have found them equal in Durability
and style of finish to- the best foundries in this
country and England Their prices are uniform
with all the other foundries.' - Il.
The Richmond Wig says: II
'sTHE RICHMOND Tyre FOUNDRY We have been
guilty of an inadvertence in failing to mention
that the beautiful suit of type in which the Wing
now, appears was manufactured for us at the
Richmond Type Foundry This is the third out
fit we have obtained from that establishment
one before and two since the war--and we are
prepared to bear emphatic testimony to the fidel
ity with which the proprietors {Messrs H. L.
Pelouze 4 Coz execute their contracts, to the
beauty and durability of their work, and to- the
fairness of their prices. {,
The Richmond Enquirer says 49,, 49,.
The, handsome typographical appearance of
this paper has been noticed and complimented by
the press all over the country. We take pleasure in
stating that our outfit was procured from the
Richmond Type Foundry, Messrs. H, l.. Pelouzs
q 90. proprietors.h n7ls je I5-deod &,v6m
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

SEXUAL SCIENCE, including Manhood, Wonanhood
and their Mutual Hterretations, Loue, It's La,os,
&c, by Pnof. G. S. Fowler,
This book treats Of the relations of the
sexes with great freedom, but in manner
which cannot fail to benefit all persons not
thoroughly experienced. The pure minded
will not object to tho authors frank treat
ment Of questions winch affect in the high
est degree the physical and spiritual WELL
fare of all men and women. Ills.
: Only the gross and sensual can find oc-
casion of evil in pages which TEEN with
truths. that every parent ought to know,
and which they should sacredly teach to
every child before it is exposed to the ter
-rible dangers which ignorance invites in So
ciety. ~ ~. go ''' $50 o
We are surrounded on all sides by the
pitiful evidences Of men, wrought by that
foolish and guilty fastidiousness, which, till
within a few years, has excluded these vital
topics from public discussion. It is time
now for those who believe in virtue, rather
than the appearance Of ui,t,te, to put away
the cowartlly sensitiyeness which dooms
one-half of our population to worthless
ness and misery. % ~ 1't
The great effort Of the author in this
book is to lift the sexual relation out of the
atmosphere Of sensualism into the sphere
of the intellect and moral sentiments. He
successfully proves, that thus, it yields i'm
measurably more physical enjoyment even.
/ That when men and women will recognize
the great laws of their physical being a
healthier and better class of children will
be born to Bless and dignity humanity,
& The, whole matter of male and female
Education, Love Making, Rules of Court
ship, Causes ofiNIiserya in Married Life,
Parentage, Cultivation Of Beauty, Mater
nal Duties, Diseases, ana Restoration, are
treated at length and with fearless hand.
This book may be taken not merely as the
dictum of Prof Fowler, and a record of
his vast experience and study, but also as
that of the most distinguished medical
men and philosophers Of our time upon
the purely physical topics discussed in it.
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voice in public affairs, or "scalawags" are
patriotic and recognize facts, but was SIM
ply continuation of the old fatal "rule or
ruin" policy Of that party --the ,forked
tongue of SANDER is used as weapon in
place Of the not more deadly bayonet,
misrepresentation and abuse replacing the
cartridge.
The contest still RACES, and if results de-
pended upon human efforts alone, they
might be well considered doubtful, but
eternal justice will never succumb to
temporary passion. i
q When such issues are at stake it would
seem strange that the selfishness of in
dividuals should jeopardize the result !;
but tits q fact depressing and disgraceful,
but nevertheless true, that men in this
century are like their ancestors, often caring
more for themselves than for principles.
While Republicans stand face to face
with an implacable foe, some are mad
enough to engage in struggles against each
other ; while protesting allegiance to a
party whose cardinal principle is equality
before the law, some would apply tests
of a sectional character; while the adj
ministration Republicans look to far pro-
lection, and guidance, is exerting every
effort to elevate the credit, and faithfully
administer the finances of the country,
some seek place for emolument solely, or
perhaps for more dishonest purposes, and
lower the character and standing of the
party, upon whom they fasten and grow
like Parasites, to advance their own pecu-
mary interests. .g1l ;9..t.sl >,
These drawbacks to success are industri-
ously ceaselessly fostefed by our Demo-
cratic opponents, and every man claiming to
be Republican who does not use every
means in his power to promote harmony,
to crush sectionalism, and .rebuke mall
administration or corruption is an adversa-
ry, not a friend. e. III t..a5 XII.
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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL

Pa. q j
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the Week from all parts of the world full and
accurate reports of the Richmond and Baltimore
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current matters of interest, Political, Financial
Commercial, Agricultural and general topics
selections from the leading journals of this coun-
try, local and State news, Sc This paper will
maintain the principles of The National Repub-
ican Party, and strenuonsly advocate all mea.
sures to advance the public good. Believing
POPULAR EDUCATION to be the great want
of our State and Country, we shall give large
space to its advocacy. We shall devote large
portion of our columns to the subjects of Agri-
cultural, Horticultural and Mining interests. CIV
ing interesting articles on these subjects from able
contributors. d- ht.l 81 $3.50 laesia
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IS tasf EDWARD DANIELS,
Editor and ManagerState Journal Richmond