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New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
WAsHlSGroS CITY, March x, 1871. ) .
rIN0 IPQN N MANIrEA EA(0TII IRERS. .--PROPOSALS

'tW lRON MANU- Az L I hl-Ic.- - iCi
for fr order LIGHTHOUSE 20 he erected on Anga,oi
FLORIDA appropriations therefor OF =
propoSa will received at this Once until 0cOck
lst6 April 1871 from iron manusc curers only or nlns @
Of construct hstone IRON
Alligator Reef FLORIDA Reels In accordance WIN ~
The % be delivered expense Of the contractor on board Of
S,f@nte fe and accessible 20 such vessels
The glass for and furniture belonging
thereto will by the Lighthouse Board and Their eosi h"'
be included the amount Of the bid .,,,,, ,,,onv . 49,.
will be completed, fully erected al Tue
Then taken acceptance and delivered as aforesaid ana h0a
and date which shall be so eompeeu Anu u
cred under forfeit specified in the Form Of Bid" .
will be carried under the personal m .
either as
and specifications must in case oi Ieeoh w
made good the OF the Contractor . ...o.. I,
The the right TO reject any proposal M any aso
deem sufficient -, -. A.. a. ,iAd., md
eompnt (cerE he suh by some ocef Aho]n 70 @
Of twenty thousand dollars (H
that the acceptance Of such hd the nees a
entered within hO'e b't" w Va" D
Bond and security Of twenty thousand dollars (Soh
for perornsee Of the contract will be required -, a.,
Of specifications mast be DelOstl
ssevidenoe the object Of the proposal -, ,o., g.,
Light ouse Reef Florida Reefs and then ineoetd IN
another directed pTepd TO srAdms b shuc
hannan Of The Light House Board Treasury Department "amhgo
An, bidder may present the opening Of the bids at the
time and place hereinbefore specified ..-,.. -,
the will b. made quarterly upon esnat
Board bat 20 cenum Of e smonn OF ea
estimate Mi be withheld until sstao completion Of the contract
oI"se G. DuaSe United Staie, EngHe,u Lght
Epginee Flint and Second Districts Portland Maine aud at - E
Tnii states nsineer Lghiouse Engineer Thr Distinct ho
lnie Staten Island rew.Yort; O. Castor Smith, Assistant
philadelphia Pebnsyvania Cspn Peter C. Hams United
House Engineer, fh Distinct Union bahf
Building Baltimore Maryland and from aR1sap 11s ELLIOT
MAJOR Of Engineers u. s. A.. BngireeT Secretsr'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

~ DlREOT Tle steamer GRANITE STATE will leave Peekslp
Sdsr TIL RSDY %sh for Hartford and River landings The
90 and Iorur retained paving AZ bills IN their depart
"ehs The Con .su responsible for
NM. u. GOODSPEED, V. p, ~ 4 n y. Steamboat Co.
New 70 Ma
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
Monday, April 3, at 8 a. m.

and CONTINUE UNTIL 10 p EACH DAY until The entire amount
Of Tiei.,. are sold and the Prizes distributed.
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-,. int,matas that he may be. In.

nnvy,rr intimates that he may be: .a'''
s,,irod -to the annexation of SC. Domingo
or weare allowed to take our time" A
very timely qualification. GRANT seems
readv TO give a little time himself. We sus-
meet he himself would be against II If be
thought the negroes would, In large num-
bers, emigrate to, st. Domingo (Which, by
the way, is the best thing they can do for
themselves, for that island Is an earthly
paradise for negroes. We can hardly see
what GRANT wants the island for. If for
naval station, he should confinc himself
altogether to the " station" for the more oil
81. Domingo we own the poorer we are,
situated and circumstance rs 1t Is. He has
not dreamed of it as a place of refuge fol
negroes, because he wants their votes. The
fact is, the President Of these United States
knows nothing of craftsmanship or political
economy. He probably favored the annex
ton of st. Domingo because it was doing
something; and the recollection of his long
campaign in front of Richmond naturally
indisposes him to inaction. He would
rather do something that should not be
done than do nothing. st. Domingo wa!
something, and he took to it in desperation
He has forced GREELEY up to the point o
conc,lrring, provided he has "timc."
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CITY ORDINANCES.


AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
IA TON TEN OF CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO
OF THE ORDINANCES CONCERNING THE
POLICE FORCE OF THE CITY.
[Passed April II, 1s7l.1
Be IL ordained. That section ten Of chapter
thirty. two, concerning the police force OF the
city, be amended and rcordainei 50 rs TO read rs
follows: -
10. The whole OF the police force shall cndcavor
to pr, vent tile commission of offences In the city,
and to preserve the good order and peace theI cor
and secure IS inhabitants from personal violence
and their property from loss and injury. 1hcy
shall earnestly cndeavor when any offence Is
committed In the city to detect ana arrest
the uffsnder, and endeaynr TO enforce all
ordinances prescribing any fine or punish
mcnt for and all acts OF Assembly relating to, Of
fences in the city or the police thereof. Although
an officer or policeman be applied to when IL
is not his time tor regular duty, he shall, upon APP
Dlication whether In the day or night, DO al thiL
the emergency requires. No member OF the p9-
lice force shall absent himself from The city WIN
out having obtained the written consent OF tne
Mayor. Nor shall any member OF the police force
20 out of the corporate limits to perform the du-
iics of poIcc officer or detective, or to assist IN
performing any such duty unless formal re-
uulsition has beea made on the Mayor or
other presiding officer of the city, town. or county
recurring his services. and then only to act In
strict accordance with the written instructions
the length OF time he shall be absent. And any one
acting in violation Of this ordinance shall have
his pay stopped from the day he leaves the city,
and TIC sumInarily dismissed from the service.
an a" "7lSs y A"' f. c: HOWARD, City Clerk
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The London Times on Darwin

The London Times gives the following
facctious view of DARwIN's descent OF man
IN criticism of that run-mad work:
1--WE are reminded by such speculations
of the famous story which Corporal Trim
endcavored 50 Intellectually to rccite to I'm.
Gle Toby. There was a certain King of
Bohemia said Trim, but in whose reign,
except his own, am not able to inform
your Honor Uncle Toby was more ac-
commodating than we are able to be from Il
scientific point Of view. But we recon-
mend the gracious permission he accorded
TO the corporal rs a most appropriate mot
to to speculations of this kind. fLeave out
the date entirely, Trim said my Uncle To-
by. In almost similar language There
was a certain monkey says Mr.. Darwin
OF that he Is quite sure, and ne frequently
reiterates the assurance. There was Il
certain monkey, but in what period or
country, except his own, am not able to
if hard pressed. he would again initiate
Trim, and tell us 1t was about the time
when geological giants left OFT breeding
Starting from the unsubstantial DreSumD-
ton just indicated, MIR. Darwin proceeds
TO speculate en- the manner Of mans devel-
opment, without being able to adduce the
slightest evidence that facts correspond
win his hypothesis. The history, how
ever ingenious, is purely imaginary from
beginning to end.
Mr.. Darwin does not seem able even to
make up his own mind respecting the
scence IN which his romance should be laid,
On the one hand some hairy animals seem
to have tendency TO diminish their hairy
covering when exposed to hot climates
on the other hand monkeys live in hot eli.
mates and prefer retaining their hair.
When pressed with the argument that the
supposed progenitors Of man, being prob.
ably very helpless and defenceless, would
have been exposed TO great risks, Mr.. OAR
win suggests that they would have been
protected from any special risk 'if they
had inhabited some large continent CT large
island On the other hand, the fact OF
car-progcnitots belonging to The Catarhine
stock Of monkeys clearly shows that they
inhabited the old world; but not Austria
liza, nor any oceanic Island, az we may infer
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Yellow Fever.

Uur dear, good friend of the Norfolk Tir-
Uman, reading an article in this paper
| about the attempt to ignore this city and
build up another on the seaboard," en-.
tircly misconccivcs its spirit. We said that
The Legislature took 1.-THE seaboard yellow
trrer,' and he CONSTITUTES it to be refer
cnce to the plague that visited Norfolk in
1856. Nothing was further from our inten-
tons. Nothing could be more foreign to
our disposition than a needless OF unkind
reference to the calamity of our sister city.
The purpose was merely to represent the
enthusiasm as extreme, and yellow fever
being the most violent OF fevers it was used
as figure Of speech.
Our good friend speaks of his "gha>tly
mission during the plague to this city to
obtain coffins. The writer of this remem-
bers well his mission, and it was the same
writer that purchased the cottns in re-
Spouse to the request. He swept every I'M
dertaker's shop in the city, and the next
morning the Curtis Peck, Captain JOHN
DAVIS, carried down to Norfolk the saddest
freight that was ever borne upon our river
in time Of peace. This writer purchased
them all, amounting to more than thou
sands of dollars in value, and became re-
sponsible but the bill was met by the COM
mittee TO raise funds for the snccor and aid
Of Norfolk and Portsmouth. Assuredly the
Dispatch could make no unfeeling or taun'-
ing reference to calamity such as that
which our friend of the V,rglntan calls up
fresh to memory.
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In Manchester on Tuesday, the 25th instsnt
JOHN RICHARD, infant child Of John X. am
Mary S. Pollard, aged four months and twenty
days.
Dcarc2t Richard, thou hast left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits God who hath beref us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Like the sweet flower that scents the morn,
but rIthecs with the rising day
So lovely was this infants dawn,
SO quickly passed Its life away.
His funeral will take place at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
TODAY, the 9th instant, rom his fathers resi-.
dence, corner OF 18th and cambridge streets
Friends of the family respectfully Invited to at.
tend,
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"What Know About Farming" is crit
icised in Mr.. GREELEy's own paper with
that remarkable disinterestedness which
leads Mr.. GREELEY in effect to compliment
himself. The Tribune says:
" Readers who are not familiar with the
writings Of Judge Buell., Cobbett, Colman.
Josiah Quincy, and others who have treated
OF agriculture in popular style, will be
surprised to find, on the perusal Of this
volume, what attractions can be lent to the
subject by vigorous and racy PEN"
Now, then, here is very good company
for the disjointed and helLer-skelter philoso-
pher-the jack of all trades who is good at
none except making newspaper. JOSIAH
QUINCY was a man, but his farming was for
Quincy granite fields. BUELL. was a very
practical man OF large experience, but not
q great teacher. GOTHAM was an esotist,
and no great things at best. CoBBErT was a
head and shoulders above them all, in
Guiding GREELEY, and protted the world
as much with his hard sense and indom.
liable spirit as all of them put together.
Decidedly, GREELEY knows less than any 0!
them, is the most self-conceited and I'm.
scientific Of them all, and has done less than
any OF them to increase production and
promote social comfort. He Il most ener.
getic visionary, and the world would be
infinitely better off If he would "go West
and settle down upon section OF land"
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SPRING GOODS.

NEW SPRING GOODS.
Illus SYCL r,
No. 300 MAIN STREET, BET 9TH AND lolh
Begs tn inform his friends and the public ths! ~
has just returned from the North with compete
stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY 9oopo'
NOTIONS, &C.,
which shall be sold at prices to suit the tiines'
PLAID POPLINS, all colors, IS 70 SIC,
JAPANESE PLAIDS and POPL' Ms, 2S ~
be autlful SATiS-STRlPED GRESADlSEs"
3Sc., worth &c..
SILK GRENADINES in figures and stripes; 80
LAWNS, FiG'D CAMBRICS, and PEheahe''
PIQUES, from IS to i5c., -, a.
TUWELS-larre let, very cheap, Il yds long, s*ii
LADIES' UMBRELLAS and PAEAsobo' 81
LACES, EDGlSGs' aHa
FRILLISGS, very low.
Full lines Of WHITE GOODS. r,vs
SHEETINGS, SEIRTfNGS, CASSIAEhbe'
TWEEDS, COTTOSADES jeans. c,ons
Large stock OF CENTS FURNISHING GVoDS'
All OF which / shah sell NJ the lowest prices;
JULIUS SYCLE, 800 Main hrssss
an s.3m Second door from We
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An ORDI IN A nee CONCERNING
N PETRULsuM AID OTHER DANGER

Gus LIQU1Ds.n
]. II shall be unlawful Tor any person. persons,
or corpor alton to store or keep for sale within the
corporate luits OF tue city of Kichmocd, any
gasoline. naptha. benZlne, cam phene, spirit gas
burning fluid, nr spirits of turpentine exceeding
Il quantity of five barrels, OF fifty gallons each !:
and It shall he unlawful to keep for sale, or on
storage any rciiued carbon oil. kerosene, or other
products Tor Illuminating p"rposes, Of coal rock,
or earth oils, excepting such refiaed oil as
will stand a fire te,t Of one hundred and ten
degrees of Fah cncit, according TO the method
and directions of John Tagiabue, MS tx-
plained In his work on the same, and it shall
he lawful to keep any quantity OF said articles,
exceeding one barrel Of nifty gallons. In any part
of Il building except cellar, the floor Of which
shall be five feet tc!Ow the grade OF the adjacent
streets and no gasoline, naptha, henzine, clrbom
oil, camphene, spirit gas, burning fluid or spirits
Of turps milne, shall he kept or stored in front OF
any building on any street, aliep, wharf, lot, or
sidewalk, for longer time than Is sufficient to re-
ceivc IN store or In delivering the same; Prorided
such time sh Ill not exceed SIX hours.
.. The inspector and gauger shall, at his own ex-
pense, provide himself with the necessary nstru-
ments and apparatus for testing The quality Of
said articles named in this chapter; and 1t shall
he his duty to examine and test the quality of all
said oils and products: and II upon such testing
and examination the oils so tested and examined
shall brand the same with the date Of examine
tion, his name, anu this device :"-4pprored; :"
but if the oil tested shall not meet Tie require
mentS OF this chapter, lie shall brand The same
Condemned :" ana II shall be unlawful for tue
owner thereof IL offer the same for sale within the
limits of tn. city for Illuminating purposes
3. The Inspector and gsnger may collect from
the party SO employing him for inspecting and
gauglng each package, cask, or barrel, the sum Of
twenty-five cents.
4. any person, persons, or corporation, who
shall violate either of the provisions OF this chap
ter shall be subject to fine of not less than one
hundred dollars nor more than five hundred-one-
half of which shall go to the iniormer, and the
penalties for a violation OF this chapter may be
recovered In any court Of competent Jurisdiction.
ap 27-5t <. c. HOWARD, City Clerk.
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MARRIED.

On the evcninsor the ssth, in St Panl' Church
OF Clarke county va, to Miss CA RTER L.
FIR EFLAND, dlnghter of john Freeland, Etq''
sof Richmond. Vn. 49, 80 sS
Baltimore papers please copy.aS -
Ion Tuesday thu 26th Inst, mt the Cathedral by
the RI Rev. III, hop McGill, ROBERT EMMEI
ENGLISH: acn # Capt m. Enelish; TO BALE ta,,s-
tine, Esq. all OF this city. 4
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me- MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
GOODS FOR SPRING AND SUMNER.
BLACK IRON GRENADINES AND CANVASS
HERNAHIS AGAIN OPENED.
NEW PATTERN PRINTS AND CAMBRlCS
THREE TIMES EACH WEEK.

NEW PATTERN PRINTS AND CAMBR1CS
THREE TINES EACH WEEK.
T. R. PRICE & CO.,
always in market are receiving by steamer and
express daily
IRON GRENADINES AND BAREGES,
BLACK TAMESE, for summer;
BLACK SILK-FACED MOHAIRS, for hot
weather;
BLACK BOMBAZINES and CHALLEfs.
COLORED POPLINS, great variety;
JAPANESE POPLINS AND SILKS,
LINEN AND CAMBRIA LAWNS, colored and
black;
CASSIMERES, for gents and boys;
LINEN-BOSCM SHIRTS,
SOCKS. CRAVATS, &c. &C.
Great show OF PARASOLS and FARASOL COW
Frs,
UMBRELLAS-Silk, Cambria, PoDgee, and Al
paca;
SPRING and SUMNER SHA WIS, every pattern;
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS and SACQUES,
GRAPE and LOVE Wells, &C &C;
Immense line NEW PRINTS for ladies and
misses SHlRT1EGS, &C., &C.
Everything sold of best quality, and at as small
profts as living can be made for. Fresh goods
daily. T. r. PRICE & CO.,
ap10 IDOL Main street. corner 18th.
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E1RE-BRICK TILE, &c.--The NohPps,
Il. reil Fire Brick and Ksoline CompsanI Rain
bank, and also ct their works, rlRE.B s5tHT M ~
all shapes and sizes 0vES-TlLE, 9nH
HAQKS STOVE.LISlNGS, .sGd & X w
MATERIAL, in barrels. 80, ~
Orders by mall promptly attended to. AZ
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One of DR.. Helmboid's buchuliarilies is
his generous appreciation Of newspapers
and newspaper men.-Neao York LeQder.
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UPHOLSTRRING, DC.

X DOGGE1T e. CO., corner Of Gov
W. ernor and Franklin streets, are receiving a
large and beautiful stock of PAPER-HhEG-
INGS. CARPETS, MAITINGS, UIL-CLOrIIS,
WiEDOW.SHADES, CURTAIN GOUDS and
C0kNICES, with a general assortment of Up
HDLSTERING MATERIALS and TRIM
MINGS; to which we invite the attention Of buy
ers wanting anything In our line. ap4-lm
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rNuE FREN CAMPAIGN.
NEVER GO BACKWARDS
AUCTION BARGAINS.

100 boxes of the FINEST FRENCH FLOWERS
In the city. Warranted to be the genuine srti'
Gle. Beyond all question the handsomest and
largest assortment ever thrown upon this mar
ket. The attention Of millners especially
called 10 these flowers. For the next forty
eight hours the ladies will have an opp"rtu'
nifty Of supplying themselves-to0 late AFTER
that to have your choice. Buy where you can
buy cheapest. Buy for cash and save forty
per cent. While buying these beautiful bow
ers, look at our large and elegant assortment" %!
LLAMA LACE POINTS, ranging from = to
S40-the finest and cheapest In the city.
Take look at those beautiful FIGURED GREN-
ADINES at 2oc., worth 373c.
Look at the 10, coo yards Of other DRESS Guops'
all fresh and new, right from the sncIi0p'
rooms all iu perfect order, and twenty-five
per cent. cheaper than can be found outside OF
the New York auction-rooms.
Look at our PIQUEs NEW styles), aud also our
KID GLOVES at sg3c., 75c- and g. worm
double the money.
DUCKWALL 4 ROUSS,
No. 1918 Main street,
ap2o opposite post-offce.
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fs1;aSOLUTIONS 81 PARTNERSHIPS

dissolution OF COPARTNER-
~ Shlr.-The copartnership heretofore exist
ing between c. G. Ire eilian and George ". May,
unGcr the name and style of TRkFlL1AN MAY,
Is this day dissolved mutual consent of parties.
All persons indebted to the firm will please come
forward and settle up, and all persons having
Element &. e.. TREVILIAN,
April Is, 1871, [llx1 GEORGE W. MAY.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The MEM. e -
Nl hers OF Joppa Ledge, No. 40. will at. Xxx
tend a stated meeting ut ST. Alban's Hali/ W
THIS EVENING at O'Clock.
Members Of sister Lodges and transient breth-
rem are invited 10 he present.
BY order OF the w: NJ. ,c,, .
" Nj, u. n, SCcy.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADo'Rs SIDNEY GREYs,l
April 27,h, ISL.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. IA COM
VI pany meeting will DC Eeld TONIGHT, AT =,
Westham House, at O'Clock, for the purpose y
Of electiug remaining officers and adapting by H
laws. Ev.ry member is required 10 he pre-iW
seat. that tn company may perfect its organ II
IL ton and proceed ~ once to drill.
by order OF the commanding officer
IT. VIZ. EANES, o. :.
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ECONoMY rs WEALTH.

We are Offering special Inducements IN npr
gains fr.yst - go ~ - - ' o@f-
Good styles and qualities Of DRESS GOODS a.
geau.ifu 7 PE1ip poPL1Nsss. % snaa.:
Excellent BLACK ALPACA At %, 81, 20, and
BLACK GRENADINES at 90 Is. 50. .ndx
WHITE CAMBR1CS, NAINSOOKn sWr.s
-<z-.- &C., at 15c. and upwards ''"
COTTON and LINEN DIAPER at is, 10, and
IRISH }, ssENs, very fine. at a7a. 50. as, and t.
TABLE LINENS at 60, IS, 75c., 81, &c. w.
DUY LES at Tsc. per dozen
TOWELS at 9i.25 per dozen;
LARGE WHITE QUILTS at $3.50, 4i.7s, A. and
PoNSsE PARAsOls, and all other kinds, s,,,,
LACE sHAWLS from % upwards;
Best KID GLOVES at SL2s, Warranted ana
Genuine Mt EiaSGL1sH HOSE for ladies and gent, >.
s73c. per pair: ~
Fast-colored LAWNsat l23, 1sa and 7oc.
Handsome JAPANESE SlLKo at 81 worth slss
per yard.
Lotof other goods very cheap Give us a call.
WIN. THALHfMER q SONS
8p27 No. COL Broad. corner Sch street
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EA.eeE'N

cPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
1917 MAIN STREET..
l have this day received per express my sec0ud
supply Of
SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS
for gents, youths, and boys wear consisting OF
suits I'm Derby, frock aud French sack stv!e Price
from $50. so IN TO $50 Il suit. Fine BLACK. BLUE,
and BROWN DRESS FROCK COATS at low
- TAIL oRING French Fancy
Cassmeres, Black Cloths, DocskinS. lilue Elan
mel, AMI Ves,ings. which l MAKE UP TO OR
Nv stock cf FURNISHING GOODS Is COM
pIclc, JU .IlTS KkAkER.
an ~ Merchant Tailor.
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UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOClA,,
u TION.-The undersigned have observed
th 4 the old students Of the University hi
Virginia residing IN n number Of other cities,
and In most cases In other States, have or
panized University Clubs the object OF when
is to pprpetuate the associations and foster the
friendships of college life, and to cooperate Ia a
certain extent with the active stud. MS and Fac
ulty of the University OF Virginia In advancing
her interests. ,,,.,
We regret that anv other city should have taken
the initiative In this movement for Richmond; as
tn recognize the prc-eminent worth OF this the
chief seat Of learning in Virginia.
We believe, moreover, thst there are more Uni
ycrsi,y men now resident In Richmond than In
any other place in the country, and that the men
who represent her here arc certainly equal IN DE-
yo,ion to her interests to those who have been
more prompt 20 testify their affection,
we therefore unite in calling upon all alumni OF
the University of Virginia resident In Richmond
to meet on SATURDAY EVENING, April Goth,
at the Hastings Courtroom, City Hall, at n'cIk
for the purpose of orEaniz Ing an association IN
aoff ba nii above stated.
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T OST, on the oath, small GOLD BELL,
~ with the words Bell and Everett - stamped
OH the side. A reward will be paid the finder Ii
left at The High Constab'c's office. p27-2t
NJ OTICE.-R. G. Morton's CHECK, No.
IN l8l, for i'll, 600, In favor Johnston & swain,
IJenviIle, Va, having besn lost all parties are
cautioned against trading for or using same, as
pay memt has been stopped. ap2T-3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

go
w HUBS, sPoKEs, RIMS, SPRINGS,
&c.-will arrive to-day, tr stock and on the way
from the manufacturers Direct 4
$50 sets WAGON and BUGGY RIMS,
200 acts WAGON and BUGGY sP0KEs,
100 acts WAGON and BUGGY HUBS,
100 sets IRON AXLES sa+t
rs pairs POLISHED SPRINGS,
a. bundles SHAFTS and POLES, -
Atlowest prices. SIMPSON Il BROTHER,
Hp 81 2L* 1910 hh,.n o.. ~
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A TTENTION HENRICO LIGHT
~ pKAG0t'NS.-The old members of the >,
HENRiCD LIGHT DRAGONS are request q
cd IL meet at the store of W. G.. DALTON. "a
No. 800 and 800 west Broad street. on SATUR- III
DAY, April goth, ISL. at II O'Clock, for the IL
purpose OF recognizing. apo7-3t