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The ExILED EMPEROR NAPoLEoN.-A cor
respondent Of New York journal says
that Napoleon intends moving his house
hold to Anne RIGA shortly, and that Eugene
is already preparing to depart from Eng
land for New York as the advance guard of
the imperial emigration. His recent high
ness and the ex-prince imperial will bring
up the rear in time. just previous to the
breaking out of the war it is stated that
Napoleon had caused large investments to
be made in New York on his account, but
whether this statement, added TO the other,
amounts to anything, though both are on
the usual ''best authority" of correspond
ents, is matter which one can accept or
not, as he may.-Baltimore Sun.
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A aroundless Charge.

The friends OF General MAHoNE, In their
assaults upon this city, declare that 1t OPP
nosed General MALONE in building with
!" his own money" branch of the Atian-
tic, Mississippi and Ohio road to RICHMOND.
This statement has no foundation IN ,.''.
General MAHoNn got charter to oulsa !"
road from Richmond to Petersburg with,
we believe. no earnest opposition from any
quarter: and certainly not from this city.
So that the accusation is unfounded.
Tho opnosition of this city was not brought
out against General MALONE until he be-
sought the State to wrest the Richmond
and Petersburg road from the private stock
holders and hand It over to him. The
movement was improper, and the act the
state was begged to perform unjust and cal.
culated to do injury to the public interests.
The people here desired to keep the Rich
mond and Petersburg road open to all, and
it was especially provided that General MA
HONE should have unobstructed conveyance
for any trade he had between Petersburg
and Richmond, either by building road
for himself or having the fair use of the
present road or one that would be built for
him.
The threatening Of the people of Rich
mond for this was very impudent thing
and has been regarded by them with de-
cided contempt.
What General MALONE wants with the
line between Richmond and Petersburg
which is in no sense identified with his, it il
hard to say. But certainly after the power
claimed for hlm-that he could discriminate
against the largest city Tor indeed any other
in Virginia, and it had no right to com
plain-that he had, indeed, the right to us'
his office, as custodian and manager of tn
public property, to favor those who pleased
him, and to distress those who offended
hint would be an error and grea
wrong to give him the absolute control
that railroad. 1t would be perilous to tn
welfare Of the State and grievous injur
to the private stockholders in the road.
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LIBERAL REPUBLICAN MANIFEsTO..-St.
Louis, March 1S.-The Liberal Republi-
cans held meeting tonight to consider
what course to pursue in the coming city
election. Quite a large number of people
assembled at the courthouse, and resolu-
tons were adopted reaffirming the platform
adopted by the Liberal State Convention
last August, declaring a hostility to the
high tariff, reasserting that the safety of the
reform in the civil service, protection
against the arbitrary manner the President
has used Government patronage and inter-
fered in the affairs of the States; declaring
they cannot endorse the present Admins
tration or favor the denomination of Grant,
and denouncing the removal of Sumner
from the Committee on Foreign Relations.
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1v:..,,;,,;a-Kuklux in Congress.

49, r,,kIux "hub-hub" in the Senate
~ surraaS, the Senator from Ohio, VINO
INV adroitly came to help the hypocriticaI
alarm,sts for political purposes, was oohee'
to except Virginia from his sweep'ns u,
n,,nciat;on of /" eleven southern States ioi
alleged outrases. Mr.. LEWIS, 10 us c'e"'s
be it spoken, arrested the very c"'n''s
Senator from Ohio thus: ,,;s
"Mrs Lewis. The Senator says Una. vi. ,n
hond cSists in eleven States. Let ME Say W
him that there is no such oand IN my 1 80 IN
and that there is as much law anu oiue' IL r.
V;rGnin ne in any State in this Union. ~
there is a band of kukluN thefe 10 NV
known to me-"
AIR SusKuAN confessed that there was ho
testimony showing this knkluN order-'h's
nhaptom--to exist in Virgins.
Mr.. JOHNSTON, OF Virginia, also inter-
posed to shield his State from the sweeping
censures of the Ohio Senator:
"Mr. Johnston: desire to make single
statement. II | understand the resolu.
toni have not had an opportunity OF
reading 1t, and only heard it read-it de-
clares that the state Of things set forth Ill II
exists in the late insurrectionary States. 1
presume the Senator who drew the resolu-
ton means to include the State of Virginia
rs one of the late insurrectionary STATES,
and to declare by resolution that the kuklux
khan and organized perjury and resistance
to the laws exist in that State. do not
desire to interrupt the Senator any further
than to deny positively the statements OF
that resolution in regard to the State OF Nlr'
riuia, and TO declare that they are utterly
untruc." t'...' >"'
We do not concur in the justice OF eX'
ccpting Virginia only from the denuncla'
tions of the amiable and disinterested par
tiSan Senator from Ohio. This kukluS
phantom we do not believe to exist any
where. except in very limited degree, i
at all. and the whole scheme of interference
bv Federal authority is supererogatory
There is power enough in the States to pre-
serve order in their territory, and the in
reference by the Federal Government il
nnwarranted by the Constitution.
However, Congress seems in no frame 0
mind to press the matter of further inter
ference on account Of the wild kuklux sto
ries. gotten up for the purpose of giving
pretext for the passage Of law to han'
over the South once more TO carpet-bagger
and secure the vote of the Southern state
for General GRANT. The Senate, not beln!
directly amenable to popular censure, is no
so much impressed with signs of the revolu
ton in public sentiment us the House.
So the Radical Senators want to detal
the House until something is accomplished
with the view Of controlling souther
elections but having no great stomach 10
this before, they have less after the NeN
Hampshire elections. The Senate desires
dctain the House, and to mature some mis-
chieyous legislation in this line, but tn
House will not coop crate. On Friday tina
body sat, but did nothing, except adjourn
ing to Monday. It will no doubt wear
out the Senate, and force an early adjourn
ment.
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NE SPRING, 1871. nz
New AND ELEGANT GOODS BY EVERY
STEAMER.
One thousand pieces NEW PRINTS, III every
STYLE and shade-fast colors.
T. r. PRICE CO.,
are opentng daily splendid line or
CHOICE STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS FOR
SPRING SALES,
which will be kept up through the entire season.
None but the EST GOODS sold by our house,
and every thing guaranteed as represented.
Immense stock of beautiful PRINTS for ladles
wH aEH @lsss5tND SHIFTING PRINTS, for
cAgM fRIsI apa c9%Ggyf f ROBE cAL1ooEs,
PRINTED PERICALES very pretty;
MOHAIR and PUPL1NS, for suits ana 9resses'
Black double faced MOHAIRS, best shades,
GASSIMERES and VEsTINGS, for gents ana
A beaut iful assortment Of LINEN DRILLS, &C.
sPEING Observation-Disclosures made.
MOURNING GOODS
BLACK TAMISE and DELA1NES, 3.d ana e-s /;
RACK BOMBAZINES and ALPACAS, ''s .
RI,ACK GRAPE Wells and COLLARS,
COLORED and BLACK KID GLOVES
SHEETINGS COTTONS, TOWELS,
TARI,E DAMASK, NAPKINS, DIAPERS,
LINEN and COTTON HOSIERY, . .5
LINEN and LACE COLLARS,
FIJsNITURE CHINTZ, COUNTERPANES,& &c.
All of which will be sold as low RS same gooos
can be offered in any house In America.
'"'' 'o T. K. PRICE & co..
NH X llO1 Main street. corner llth.
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nsr1s1aarp nusrsEss.

When the Chair was vacated this morn
Ing the pending question was the motion
of Mr.. FITzPATRIcK to fix the pay Of the
clerk of the Superintendent Of Public In-
struction at 81 200 per annum, and to strike
out 80 much Of the bill as allowed the SUI
perintendent "second clerk
On motion of MIR. FITzPATRIcK, the DILL
was recommitted to the committee, it APP
pearing that the bill was unconstitutional.
....s.a. BILLS PASSED.
House bill in relation to fences, with
Senate amendments.
CHARTER FOR SALEM.
Mr.. PENpLEToN (by leave) presenteda bill
to provide charter for the town OF Salem,
in the county of Roanoke.
On motion of Mr.. MASSEY, at 1O:05 the
Senate adjourned.
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The Narrow.Minded Impracticables.
The cutlery against outside capitalists is
the most absurd of all mpolces. Here we
are with no money, and no immediate pros
poets of any. Our hope is for aid from
without. 1t is our only resource in our
extremity. Everybody who is in debt
hopes that some one from abroad will come
in and buy his land. Every town and city
expects capitalists to build for them manu-.
factories and bring in operatives, to in
crease the amount Of productive industry !;
increase the demand for the products Of
agriculture multiply the resources OF the
public revenue, and swell the general
wealth of the State.
And how are we to hope for this sort of
aid if narrow-minded men who are, I'M
fortunately, elected to the Legislature con-
:inue to inveigh against trusting outside
CAPITALISTS? Who will be encouraged to
come into Virginia when they see men
holding the places Of representatives OF the
people denouncing outside capitalists as
untrustworthy
What sort of craftsmanship is this? Does
any one of these narrow-minded, consti-
pated gentlemen suppose that man can be
induced TO come here and invest his money
unless lie is permitted TO have part i'll the
control of the thing in which he invests
that money! Isn't it Il right that is ac-
u,lircd by the investment, and should it not
be accorded to him rs an act of common
Justice and honest dealing:
The outside capitalists are spoken Of as
though they were "outside barbarians."
But in truth those who raise these objec-
tions to them are themselves but acting
upon barbarous principle, which, il car
ried to its legitimate conclusion, would
bring the States into everlasting war, and
no citizen of 4 State could cross over into
another without imperill!ng his life.
Like barbarians, the very men who raise
the hue and cry against certain outside
capitalists are ever ready to ally themselves
with other outsiders to make war upon
those they proclaim their enemies. This
fact has been Illustrated in more than one
instance of late. The MALONE party, in
the present instance, is assisted by three
great foreign corporations, whose interests
in sweeping the tide OF commerce from
Virginia cities are to be impaired by the
concentrating Of the Eastern North Caro-
lima trade upon Richmond and Petersburg.
1t is indeed painful at lime like that we
are struggling through TO observe this folly.
We do not believe that it springs from any
sincere apprehension Of danger from for
eign capital, except amongst very few
highly prejudiced and visionary persons.
1t is mere trick used by trlcksters with the
view OF influencing just such prejudiced
persons. But the effect is disastrous. We
shouldn't wonder il it hurts some of the
men who raise this hue and cry. Money
will be greatly wanted by some of them,
and their course here Is not unobserred in
the money centres. The worst is that in
nocent persons are made to suffer to some
extent by the follies Of men whose chief
labor is to injure the State they were sent
to protect.
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LARGE FIRE IN WHEELISa.- Wheeling,
Vest Va, March 19.-Early this morning
the extensive carriage and wagon factory
of Bodley 4 Co. was entirely destroyed,
with the exception OF a large blacksmith
shop, When the fire was discovered It was
burning in three different places, showing
it was the work of an incendiary. The loss
on finished carriages, wagons, wagon stock.
lumber, machinery, and buildings, is esti,
mated at $1,000. There Is an insurance of
M6, 900 on the stock and buildings, all In
Wheeling companies. :,
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KUKLUx OUTRAGE AND ROBBERY IN PENN
oeoeE last ngGg P {se MPsh op 1sa
at Indiana, Pa, was entering his Office,
which Is in the same building with the First
National Bank, when he was attacked by
four men with blackened faces, who Knocked
him down, dragged him into the bank,
gagged and handcutfed him, One Of the
men stood over him with revolver, while
the others undertook to break open the
safe, but soon becoming alarmed, left the
premises without enecting their purpose.
They got no money excepting $50.
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TABLES are leaking out of the annual re.
port Of an Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
line in advance Of the tardy publication OF
the report itself. The freight upon the
road, we observe, is ssiM set down in these
tables in "pouaAs." AS the object OF
stating it in estpounds" instead OF "tons"
is cyidSAniy to make tho sum as large as
possible, we wonder 1t is not set down in
otnces.a That would BIO much more ap.
pal!ing.
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General MALONE is still most injudicious-
ly pressed as defyiug Richmond. The atti-
tude he is placed in is absurd !; not surpass-
ed even by the folly Of DoN QUIxorE when
lie stopped The caravan Of animals that he
might tight the lion. The keeper of the
lion, driven by the DoN's furions speeches
to crafty him, hoisLed the door Of tae lions
cage F.; whereupon the king of the forest sur
yeyed the DoS with an indifferent air, and
turning himself about paused moment
with his tail ut the door, and then laid him.
self quietly down.
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ME- SPECIAL ATTENTION is called
to our stock OF sa..... :. rs
WALTHAM WATCHES, a..s r..
which we sell at the .,..s
VERY LOWEST PRICES, Jag. ...
and cheerfally recommend them as oeinH' al
things considered, the
ppsr ANn CHEAPEST MADE IN THIS
COUNTRY. .......
C. GENNET, Jeweller,
Main street, opposite post once,
NH l1-5wx .ien-.Nn.
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THEODORE THoMAs's
uNEoUALLED CONCERT ORGANIZATION
FIFTY DISTINGUISHED ARTlsTs'
The pupblic is respectfully Informed that mr.
THEO. THOMAS will give
TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
FRIDAY EVENING, March Path,
AND
SATURDAY EVENING, March 2stn'
First appearance of the celebrated PIANIST
MISS ANNA MEHLIC, ...a
pronounced by the press wherever she mas APP
nearsd the greatest Pianist that has been hearo In
this country. Together with the
UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA,
many of whom are
EMINENT SOLOISTS.
ADMISSION TICKETS, 81. Reserved seats' 'oc'
extra. Ill, ,o,nm.nca on
MONDAY MORNING., March 2oth, at west
Johnston's bookstore. 49, A., .,,aro,e,7
IN anufactory OF Stenway & Sons warerOoms IA
Richmond, at Sleight & Harwood's, Opposite fost-
office. u,.1oot
NH 2O-6t mass
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HUCKABACK TOWELS, L yards long and very
TEA NAPKfHs at 81 and TABLE NAPKINS
at 81 so per dozen
PILLOW-CASE LINENS at Soc;
Great bargains In IRISH LINENS;
Choice styles In WHITE PlQUES;
WHITE GOODS very cheap;
MARSEILLES QUILTS from auction;
BLACK ALPACAS at 80, 30, and Soc;
ANDROSCOGGIN and FRUIT OF THE LOOM
BLEACHED COTTONS at l63c.;
WHALFBONE CORSpTS for 75c.;
81. Is KID GLOVES for 75c.; at
NH Ia I'm s. HIRSH'S, 627 Broad street.
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MARRIED..

On the 18th instant, at the residence o. the
officiating clergyman Rev. l.. Burrows, y. ",
Dir. A. j. JAMES to Miss EMMA A. PACE al
Of this city.
Baltimore (Md.), Columbia Is. C.,, and Atlanta
(Ga.) papers please copy.
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ME- BROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

~ BROOKLYN LIFE lNoObhNoI
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS NEARLY sa,OOO,ooo, AND. RAPIDLY
INCREASING.
s,oo 900 DEPOSITED WITH sUpER1NTEN'
!, DENT OF NEW YORK INSURANCE
DEPARTMENT,
for the protection Of its policy-holders every
where. ~ s.
AN. 600 IN VIRGINIA REGISTERED BONDS
DEPOSITED WITH TREASURER
OF VIRGINIA, "-
eor ,,o protection of its Virginia policy-holders.
Total removal of all restrictions on traVel ana
-o.,danca No permit or extra premium Is re-
ouired, and the assured may reside or tra'ei Oh
any mart Of the globe. ........
Tho Guaranty OF A CASH SURRENDER
VALVE TO EVERY POLICY, the amount OF
which is definitely stated In dollars ana anu
ia endorsed on each policy when Issued.
RATES AsLoW AS CONSISTENT WITH
FINANCIAL SOUNDNEss.
pRoMPTITUDE IN PAYING LOSSES.
NO CHARGE FOR POLICY OR STAMP.
"THE BROOKLYN LIFE" ..,
was the first company TO endorse guarantee OF
a deanite amount Of surrender value upon every
participating policy when issued, and is the only
company doing business in Virginia that gives us
policy-holders the advantage of this liberal Tea
ture. VT
GOOD AGENTS WANTED everywhere III VIZ
eiuia, who will be literally dealt with.
Apply to THOS. NJ. ALFRlEND @ soN,
General Agents,
ONCE No BOZ Main ST., Richmond, va.
nn. q. F. MANSON, Medical Examiner.
NH 1s-4N
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ME- FRESH COD-LIVER O1L-OUh
OWN IMPORTATION-JUsT RECEIVED
annroved and prescribed by our physicians as the
hest. unrest. and most acceptable to the stomach
ever sold in this market
MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
%, ,u sis Main street.
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1. A bill has been introduced In the Tennes,
aeteetifa police, ="
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rEErTINGs.

MASONIC NOTICE; The IT MnD msmhi
GnG G.ro No 10 viii attend o stated meet-fy
inc THIS EVENING at Q O'Clock. %E
tx tx order oi tho NJ WIN. J. RIDDrCK, sec'y
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~PARTAGAs CIGARS.-Just land
inc in New York, and expected here iu few days.
q small lot of PAETAGAS CIGARS. Careiuliy
selected and being of the new crop, these cigars
will be very superior. For sale by -.
VIII NC wa - OSCAR CRANZ,;
NH 20 -3t* No. Exchange fIace, L..u o.- Wv
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GOLD OUT OUR WINTER STOCK.
COME AND LOOK AT ...a.
THE CHEAPEST SPRING GOODS
IN THE
........r 49,. a,.
r. STOCK.


WIDE, WIDE WORLD. ...
5000 yards elegant French Chambrays at 2oc.,
worth to-day at wholesale in New Fork SOC.
These are bargains to buy: Silk Japanese robes
at 81 So worth s1e S. COO yards Lawns, Grenadines,
and Spring Poplins at prices that would aston
ish old fogies-fresh, new goods. just look at our
All-wool Carpets at 75c., Msttings at 2oc., Floor
Oil.Cloth and Oil-Cloth Rugs, Stair Carpets at
37ac., then you will know what cheap goods are.
Elegant Huckaback Towels at S1.25, worth % the
world over; so boxes Of magnificent French
Flowers Elegant Roman Sashes at S3.75, worth
SEA genuine bargain; Waterproof Cloth at
sOc., worth Sl.25; full line of Black Alpacas,
cheap, cheaper, cheapest; Bridal and Honeycomb
Quilts worth buying; frst-rate Corsets at f5c.;
pure Linen Handkerchief at 9Oc per dozen, worth
81; a full line of Kid Gloves full assortment of
Black and Colored spool silk Coats's and Clark's
Spool Cotton at &C.: Good Spool Cotton at 1c. per
SPOOL the best Needles in the market. e.
Anybody will tell you where to got genuine auc-
ton bargains. DUCKWALL q ROUSS,
No. 1913 Main street,
NH Is opposite post office.
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DRY GOODS.


WE ARE RECEIVING IN Az IN
w TION 10 our stock OF HOSIERY ana U N
DERWEAR for ladies, gents, girls, ana boys,
large and well-selected stock of DRY GO0DS' To To
which respectfully invite an examna nsI ny
the public. d. U Cooht aS. p.o % H strost
NH 2l-lw elo bIoau aLI -.
A MOTHER SUPPLY IN G 81 OF G 4
SHADES OF THOSE 75c. KID GLOVES
AT 8. HIRSH'S, No. e27 BROAD ST.
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LYNCHBURG ADVERTIsEMENTs.

LYNCHBURG ADVERTISEMENT
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO HOLDERS
i OF STOCK IN THE VIRGINIA AND TEN
NESSEE RAILROAD, GUARh NTEED BY
THE CITY OF LYNCHBUkG The city Is pre-
pared TO resume the retirement of the guaranteed
stock outstanding by Issuing per cent. coupon,
or registered bonds TO suit the holder), to mature
thirty-tour years after date, interest to be paid
Inc nu6 OF th THIS stock hayng
persons holding the balance will find 1t to their
Interest to correspond with the President of the
Council, or authorize some person in the city OF
Lynchburg to act for them.
PETER j. OTEY,
NH 2l-2w Chairman Finance Committee
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF CITY OF
IN LYNCHBURG FUNDED INTEREST
BONDS.-1he city is now ready to redeem the
funded interest bonds as proposed short time
since. Parties holding them can bring or send
them In. PETER j. OTEY,
NH 21-2w Chairman Finance Committee.
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rAME TO MY HOUSE, on the It'll SEsa
" Of this month corner Smith and Leigh 5r,1
strects), q large RED COW, with white Hanks
and red belly. Gives about a pint OF milk day.
The owner win please come and pay charges and
take her away, or she will be dealt with according
to law.
NH 2l-3t* V. NJ. j 3NES.
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spEcrAIsMO NOTICES.

me- LARGE LOTS OF CANTON MAT
TINGs of all grades now landing, at very low
prices. - hhIaD"N
NH 2l-eod5t eol oIoo1 S.- 80
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application has been made to the Second Au-
ditor Of the State Of Virginia for renewal Of Ger
issued under an act passed I'd March, 1885, author
izing the funding OF the interest on the public
debt due 1st January, 1868, and 1st January 1851
viz: No. 3,4sl, for $780, dated January lst 1857,
at twenty years, in name of the Maryland Fire In
surance Company No. 5.623, for $500, dated Jan.
l. 1865 at ten wears No. 624 for &l0o, dated IAN.
l. 1885, at twenty years No. $3.50, for $780, dated
Jan. l. 1865, at ten years No. 57a5, for $so dated
Jan. l, 1866, at two years. In name OF the Maryland
tIfcates having been stolen from the Office of the
Maryland Fire Insurance Company. Of Baltl-
fe 25-1aw4w Secretary.
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TUST RECEIVED
% PARASOLS, ..' 8.
PARASOLS,
PARASOLS,
PARASOLS,
embracing all the novelties Of The season..
j. O. COURTNEY & SON, T.
NH o,-1w Sl5 Broad street.
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LOST. STRAYED. DC.

II OST, a NEGOTIABLE NOTE, dated
l 4 March sd, 1866 for $las.2L payable sixty days
AFTER date, at the Planters National Bank, and
given 10y George W. Armistead, payable, to the
order of ". 5. BROMLEY. Was lost yesterday On
Main street between 18th and l1th streets pay
meet Of which has been stopped. Finder will be
suitably rewarded ny leaving the same at HILL! &
GUnDIN'S office. t*
r OST.-The public are warned against
4 trading for Franklin Stearns's check. No.
49, dated March Goth, 1871, First National Bank
of Richmond, payable to bearer, for $25.75, as
payment has been stopped. >
lt* 18th street. between Main and Cary.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A ssEMBLY HALL.