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pLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE, VIA
ELhA, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD,
AND CONNECTIONS,
IL tbs al,ortsst and most comfortable
pAsSENGER ROUTE
Montgomery. ~ Selma,
Noble. M6flt:.ss,
fensa cola. Vicksauts,
New Orleans, Hc:so1
And al points In ToSss
TWO DAILY CONNECTIONS TO NEW
USLFASS.
PULLaAE'S PALACE GAGS run throsrh
from Lynohourg 10 Mobile, 7.a CalerG and Moot.
gomery, without chalSe-
Time TO Mon.SomsrW Mobile sad New Orlssn.
THREE HOURS LxEs TAAN BY Any OTHEa
Close connections and IS quick tine n Ysr,-
dian, Jackson, and V!ckG5Gcs, as By s-y olls,
route.
The popular and most expedition. Yaisr,rt
Route 20 Tess and Northern Louis.aGa, Bag.
gage checked through.
Tickets TO all points by this route may BE- Oh.
tanned a. the ticket otsces OF the
CHEsAPEiKE & OHIO RAILROAD,
RICHMOND & DAEvILLE RAILRuAD
ut the Office OF the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad, 1925 Main street, and 81 q 4rber & Cots
Office, so. s:s Main street, kiChnoud.
BE cure your tickets read viz Dalton and CAis.a
Tor Selma}. y. &. Barney, Gen. eupt
john s. PECK. Gen. PAS. asen-
JCng 81. WYLY. Travelling A!"2'- m fi-&m
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DOARDING.-MIss GlBB has two I'M
y occupied rooms on first and second floors,
fct aiRhed or unfu 5nisned. To perm sneut bard
e-s The Il. ms will be moderate
gsmoe-s VI The Legsia;us. will aud coed fare
and CON ortab!s rooms NitGfn Fe n tndtcs' walE
"a the Capitol. hppl? on Iarshall street second
door below Ninth street. &c s-:w
ff,uE MISSES WkISIGER have very
y cumfor. able room At l227 Hroau strset, oppo-
site monumental church hhien they would be
pleased to have occupied With gsntieuen rs
Legislature. references given AZ required.
Rosa.s
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M JANUARY %, 1S71.-MORE NEW
AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS.-THOMAS r.
PRICE & CO. have just received by steamer and
express many new and beautiful goods In
PRINTS-dark and medium colors-for present
season.
LIGHT SHIFTING PRIETs-new designs
for children and misses.
MOURNING PRINTS; very pretty.
BLEACHED COTTON and SHEETING.
TOWELLIaGS; IRISH LINENS-really all
iinen-lower than later In season.
DRESS GOODS: Black and Colored Mohalrs,
Velourn. and Empress, Irish and French Poplns.
BARGAINS: A portion Of winter stock In
Dress Goods will be sold off at very low figures.
MOURNING GOODS:
BOMB AZINEs, TAMISE,
EPIEGLE, OTTOMANs,
BLACK ALPACAS and MOHAIRs,
MOUSLISs,
GRAPE WELLS, COLLARS
KID and SILK GLOVES, &c.
POINT APPLIQUE and VAL. SETS
Lace CoLLARS,
LIaEE COLLARS and CUFFS, ..
LINEN BOSOMS,
HOSIERY,
New CAsSIMERES for men and boys-very
cheap, &c.
Prices not stated In advertisements to make
silly people stare, but sensible people can decide
where they get value for their money.
T. r. PRICE & CO.,
ja2a IDOL, opposite Post-ofice.
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Obituary..

MARCEL GERMAN DELARUE.-They young
mav, the old must die. This Is an astounding
da?" Of life. Wien thew see the silveIed head,
BRIGHT with the frosts OF many winters, 90 down
to the tomb, yet In The reflective moment, the
shock being over they FAY ,hs IS Rn, Is
who are gazing friends. sec one In our midst st uck
down In the very dawn OF manlness, u attacks US,
his friends, ~ith an appalling shudder 10 thlnS
return his bland and pleasant smile greets us no
more and the space he once occupied 10 now
blank and the v'cnum IS not only flsleo In our
mental vision, but In our ne irts, oy inc Tecolec-
lions of the past, pleasant though melancholy
now. ,
The above thoughts are suggested by the sudden
demise of MARCEL GERMAN DELARCE, son or
Jean Francois ard Catherine De!aruc. Born On
the lsth day OF January, 1895, In the vile pornach
France, and died In the city OF Richmond, Va. on
tie S h day OF January, 1871, in the thirty.ffth
Mr.. DELARUE's father came to this country
when the object OF th,s simple tribute WAS mere
child. and grew ZIP in this city; aud when our
troubles came and the interests OF Inc Soutn were
To be vInnicateG, he, with his name, were stead
fast to the Confederate cause.
Mr. IELAhUE Was a lieutenant in company +.
Of the lsth Virginia Inf'ntry comman sarcs py
In all The relations Of life whether business or
social In the gloom of sick chamber you could
find him facing disease In its most hldenus form.
Cholera md other kindred affections of the race
had no terror for him when he thought he could
all. riate the pans and snffefings OF MS friends.
IL relation to tre domestic tic, his bereaVed
lido and interesting children alone can give the
stronge- evidence OF kind and affectionate hus-
band, dear ard devoted parent. whose absence
they deeply feel. "Th-re Is one vacant chair"
In all the kindiest relations If men-whei her as
L son or brother and all the genialitles of hts
n tu'e. feel confident that his numerous friends
will join me In giving this tribute TO one they
a FRIEND.
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I from WASHINGTON.

4,
PETrTIoas.-In the House of Represen t.
tiyes on last Friday were presented
BY MIR. Plat: The petition Of Mrs. Mary
a, Dodd, of Portsmouth, Virginia, widow
Of Matthew M. Dodd, late carpenter In
the United States Navy, for o pension.
: Also. memorial of the Board Of Trade
of Norfolk, Virginia, asking On appropria.
ton for improving the Albemarle and Ches.
apeake canal.
By Dir. Porter: Petitions of John D.
Christian and James G. Williams, Of New
the legal and political disabilities imposed
upon them by the fourteenth article OF
amendments to the Constitution of the
United States.
In the Senate the same day Mr.. Johnston
presented the petition of Samuel Hnmph-
reys, Of Russell county, Va. praying the
removal Of his political disabilities; which
was referred to the select Committee on the
Removal of Political Disabilities.
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Ralph Culbertson, engineer for Graf,
Bennett & Co., Pittsburs, Pa, while work.
,, ing about fly wheel, was caught by the
neck while the wheel was revolving, and
his head was literally torn from his body.
he leaves wife and two children.
Custom. house block at Detroit, Mich,
was burned on Saturday. Loss on building
$4,000. Trowbridge It Wilson, ship ehand-
lers, lost $40, 900 on stock. Total insurance,
$4,000.
The new Capitol of West Virginia, at
Charleston, was lighted with gas for the
first time few nights ago.
What Columbus did-A notion crossed
him, and he crossed an oeean.--Nea0 Orleans
Times. II hi E
A Californian recovered the use Of o par
alyzed arm By being thrown from q horse.
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THE DARIEN CANAL-A Counterdlast from
AspimpaN -Ne,u York, Feb. 1.-THE ma
rinc reporter of the Associated Press al
AspinwaIl writes, under date OF February
2d, as follows:
You will no doubt see some glowing &C.
commits by this steamer of Selfridge having
found place for an ocean ship canal from
the Atlantic to the Pacific. One, only one,
of his men got across to the Gulf OF San
Miguel. the old route Of Lieut.. Strains ex.
ped,tioil, some years ago, by Atrato river.
Selfridge found the pass three hundred feet
high at the lowest elevation. The distance
across. as measured on the chart, is $50
miles. most of which Is very low and swamp
land. The distance from the Atlantic to the
Pacific by the route of the Panama railroad
is s. miles, and the summit 262 feet above
the aea
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DIED.,

1t Clover Hill tthe residence Of Judge James a.
Cox) on the 18th instant, Mrs. MA RTH 4 H., wife
Woodbridge. or Richmond.
The fftends Of the families are invited TO attend
her funeral. ut Centenary Church, THIS MORN
II G at II O'Clock.
htthe residence OF Mr.. John I. Rogers, In Sid.
nev on the ll,h instant In the forty year OF
her age Mrs. NANCY A. wife Of b. 7. Jennings
late Of Alhcmarle county. Va.
Charlottesville papers please copy.
TT her residence. in Hanover county. Va, Mrs.
FEIZABEIH 81. WHITE. in the 10th year Of be,
age, afrer painful illness of ten weeks.
She died in hone Of q blessed Immortality.
Montgomery Mail " please copy.
hthis residence. near Manchester, on Saturday
18th inst, at 81 o'clock p. NJ, JAMES L. BRAD
LEY.
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TEE MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC MES
aySoEa, of New Orleans, is q very enter
prisine religious paper. Father RYAN, the
beloved s. Moina," author of the "Sword
Of Lee" and number of weil-remembered
and dearly-prized poems, has become one
of its editors. In the number of the paper
announcing his connection with it appears
a warm address from him and one OF his
poems, which gashes from the heart so like
a sweet stream from the purest fountain.
Price OF the Star and Messenger, 81. Ad-
dress editors.
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Mr.. A. e. stR art makes the handsome
Gift to the sufferers In France of 5000 bar.
Tels Of honr. d'he vessel will sail during
this week. Two steamships cleared from
New York on Saturday with cargees OF pro-
visions.
Schenck fears sea-sickness. He might
avoid 1t by throwing up his commission -
Boston P0st,
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TsTARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT

TSTARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT.
In order to make provisions for the coming
spring trade, have this day marked down my
entire and truly splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
at prodigioas low figures. have also among my
stock about s. GOO worth OF desirable and seasonal
BILE REMNANTS, which must be sold without re-
gard Of what they may cost.
Take advantage Of this great and liberal
chance, and remember the place and appropriate
name of A. GOLDBACK.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer n Cheap
aud Desirable Dry Goods and Notions,
ia 10 GOT Broad street.
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NJ OIL OF YITRIOLI

GIL OF VITRIOL! OIL OF vITRIOL!
Pure ana full strength. The Baltimore Copper
Company have in thorough operation extensive
chemical works, and are m anufac.uring supe-
rtor article Of
o l. OF VTTRIOL,
which they are at all times prepared TO ship in
quantities TO cult purchasers. Making its produce
tion especially. our prices will be found more
advantageous 10 buyers than at any other city,
HENRY MARTIN, Pres't.
0f5ce, % South St, Baltimore, Md. Dc e-soaly
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SENATOR JoHNsroN.-We observe with re-.
greet indications of purpose In certain
quarters to suppEint this distinguished gen.
tlcman In the senate. Virginia was fortu.
nate in being able to procure the services Of
Judge Johnston ut the time he was elected,
and we sincerely hope she may be as for.
tanate In getting him for the next term,-
Scossspille Register.
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PAT. WooDs AGA1N.-In the House OF
Representatives Saturday the Speaker laid
the Acknowledgement in relation to the ac-
count of the District Attorney of Virginia
for services in the case of an attachment
against the United States Marshal in the case
of habeas corpus issued by the Circuit
Court of Richmond, Va, in behalf of Pat
rick Woods; which was referred to the
Committee on Accounts, and ordered to be
y,-ipfo1
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TIE OYSTER TAx.-We publish this morn.
Ing o communication on this subject from
the pen of gentleman who well under
stands the subject, and whose suggestions
are entitled to the most respectful consider.
alton.
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~ SEINE THREAD AND SEINE
TWINE-pRICHs STILL .LOWER'-"e nave
in store MARsHALL's, sTUART's, TUS-
NER,s and LEVY BROTHERS. SEINE
THREAD; YAWKING and PATEET-LaO
SEINE TWINE, at extremely low prices at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
Eco 1918 and l2l5 Main stree.
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INCENpIARY FIRE.-Between 8 and 4
o'clock Saturday morning the barn and
stable of Major E. S. Hutter, miles from
the city, on the Salem turnpike, were fired
by some vile incendiary, and totally de-
stroyed. Several horses, which were in the
stable, persisted in the flames. Whilst these
buildings were burning, a large hay rick
was also fired, and consumed. Not con-
tent with this, the diabolical villain seized
the opportunity to fire the dwellng-house,
using tor the purpose large bundle of hay
saturated with kerosene, which was placed
under the porch, but was fortunately dis.
covered before any serious injury had been
done.
Major Hutter, we learn, was insured for
50, 900 in the Royal and the Imperial COM
panies of England. This sum, it is sup
posed, will nearly cover his losses.-Lyuch-
b7Lro Mems
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.-In the House of
Representatives Saturday the Speaker. laid
before the House 4 letter from the Secretary
of War in answer to the resolution Of the
House of February 8, 1871, in relation to
the survey of the James river and Kama
wha canal; which was referred to the Com
mittee on Commerce, and ordered to be
nrintad
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MARRIED..

At Lebanon, Pa, by tn, Rev. Jacob Weld.
man, assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Rhodes, Mr.
ADOLpH DILL. Of Richmond, Va, to- MISS
ELIZABETH W. WEIDMAN, OF the former
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
MONDAY, Feb. Is, 1871.
SENATE.

MONDAY, Feb. ID, 1871.
SENATE.
Mr.. j. a. WADDELL. President pro tenn,
] in the chair. Prayer by Rev. j. l.. Nj.
Curry, d. D., Of the Baptist Church.
coNMrTTEE REPORTS.
Mr.. FITZPATRICK, from the Committee on
General Laws, reported bill to tncorpo-
| rate the Holston Agricultural and Mechani-
| cal Society.
Also, petition Of citizens of Warren
county asking an extension of tipie for the
SUPERINTENDENT of Poor to qualify, with the
report that it is inexpedtent 20 iegislate on
| the subject.
Also, Senate bill to appr opriate money to
replenish the fresh .wster streams OF the
Commonwealth with fish, with the recon-
mendatlon at it do not pass.
BILLS, ETC, INTRODUCED.
TIE following bills, &c., were introduced
a. I'd appropriately referred: 49,,
By Mr.. GREEN, Of Petersburg: a bill
following Daniel Dyson, Treasurer OF re-
tersburg, further time TO qualily. 49,, -
Il By Gen. TERRY A bill to amend and re-
enact an act entitled can act to incorporate
the town of Liberty, in the county OF Bed
ford"
By Mir. PENDLEToS: A bill authorizing
tho annointment Of board Of commission
: ers to INQUIRE and report what further pro-
{ vision is necessary for the insane.
Il Ry Mir. COURTNEY: A bill in relation &c
the disposition of the educational iano
scrip. .;u =, nro
t vent til" sale of impure and adultera'eo Vi
n | in the State of Virginia. -,
Nv Mr.. ANDERSON, of Rockbridge: a OH
> TO Establish free ferry over North river
u the town of Lexington.
THE EDUCATIONAL LAND SCRIP.
~ Onmotion of Mr.. SMITH, Of Henrico, tn
is bill apportioniug the income arising iron
a The sale of the land donated by Congress
was taken I'D and made the special orde
for Friday next.
p TIE PEABODY DEBT.
- Senate bill to provide for the adjustmen
T. of the claims Of George Peabody d "a
~ against the Commonwealth, with tn
~ amendments from the Finance COMMITTEE
le was taken up and the amendments agree
S. to. The Senate then refused TO ordef LII
TO bill to its engrossment.
,oI Mr. LATHAM said the matter had beel
- twice before the Committee on Finance
y and while the committee had reported II
T. favor of a commission, they had no cnolc
10 rs to tie mode of settlement, ana "er
is. anxious to get rid of the case.
IN MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
%. Senate bill to provide board of medlca
. examiners was taken up and discussed.
IL Mr.. HARRIS moved to lay the Dill on I'M
as table, and division being called for, NJ
i'll quorum was found present.
o. Mr.. PENDLEToS moved 10 ao!1urn, an,
II the ayes and nays being calleu lne moliol
WAS rcjccted-ayes, 3; nays, u.
sc The Question then REQUIRED on the mo
le ton to lay on the table and make it thu
to | special order for Wednesday; which wa!
n agreed to.
aILLs PASSED.
Amending the Sd, 4th, and 9th sections
D. of an act incorporating the Albemarle In
n >llrance Company.
20 Amending and reenacting an act pro
n viding the duties and compensation o
>, county officers.
II no amend section of chapter 124 Of thu
81 Code in relation to the partition Of land.
!, adjourned.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.


New O, Ulcers Of the Rockbridge Agricultural
Societ. 80 Pony Railroad ~ The {" Buchanan
Ghost Still on the Rampage-The Famous
"McCl ,esney Ghost"
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SERIOUS IF NOT FATAL Acc1DENT.-Wm.
Newman, youngest son Of Mr.. Oscar New
man, of Fairfax county, was seriously if
not fatally shot by his dog on Thursday
discharged one barrel of his gun at squir-
rel, rested his gun, with the trigger to the
remaining charged barrel set, against his
person.. when his dog playiully leaping up
touched the hammer, causing the discharge
of the other barrel, the charge entering
under the left nipple, decorating the flesh,
and, passing up, entering the lett jaw, frac-
turing the skull, but leaving the brain I'M
touched. His situation is critical, but if
secondary hemorrhage does not ensue hopes
are entertained OF his recovery.-Alen.
Gazette.
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INCOME TAX REPEAL BnL.-To-morrow
the chairman Of the Ways and Means Com
the Whole to take up the income tax repeal,
andy probably be successful. The west
ern men. in that event, will move to amend
the bill so as to admit C oal and salt free of
duty, and are equally confident of CO frying
their point. The Senate, judging fir ON its
previous course, will not pass the bill In
that shape. The prospect, therefore, is that
there will be no repeal of the income tax in
this Congress. The assessment Of 2h per
cent. is to be made next month, and the in
come blanks are being printed for the use
of assessors.
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GOVERNMENT F1NANCEs.--The response
which the Secretary OF the Treasury has
met to the circular Of the Department con-
corning negotiations for the new loan have
been very convincing in favor of its COM
plete success. Leading fnanciers, both in
this country and in Europe. have reported
their views on this loan, all of which are
highly favorable. Ten-forties have already
zone IN under the announcement that the
loan would be put upon the market, and it
is thought that in less than a month all
classes of United States bonds will have
reached IN enhanced Value Washington
Patriot,
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H .
ny BLANKETS, BLANKETs.-The
largest, best assorted stock, and cheapest BLAH
ETs In this city. Prices astonishingly low But
few can realize that
CoLoRED BLANKET, weighing over thirteen
pounds, can be purchased at IS per pair;
BLANKETS weighing over ten pounds at 81;
BLANKETS at SIZE, O.. $3.50, and 81 pair;
Fine BED BLANKETS at all prices.
CRIB and CRADLE BLANKETS,
WOOL BED-sPREADs,s
BR1pAL and MARsEILLEs oU1LTs, all at very
,ow ,r,ces a, LEVY BROTHERS.
1918 and 121s Main street.
ClARK's SPOOL COTTON, on black spoois'
IA superior to any other made. Try single SPOOL
and become convinced OF that fact. te'
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We return thanks to Hon j. W. JOHNSTON
for public documents.
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~CARPETs, CARPETS, CARPETS
Those In want of CARPETS should call and take
ENGLISH BRUSSELS at s1.ao per yard;
extra QUALITY THREH-PLY at $i.so;
INGRAM CARPETS from 4oc. to SIPS;
VENETIAN, HEMP, and LIST CARPETS a.
low prices;
RUGS, OIL. CT Otis, MATS aud MATING. at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1al5 Main street.
JOHN CLARK, JR. & co.'s SPOOL COTTON
Is acknowledged to be the best in use, even pS
those who were prejudiced in favor OF olher HILL
ugscturers. A single spoil Will convince any Ole
that It IL the BEST SPOOL CUTTON ever offered
In this market.
foo LEVY BROTHERS.
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INsURAKCE sonPANIEs.

4 LBEMARLE INSURANCE. 5GOMpA.
II NY I'm a. kfBE pol icieg for PBGTEs1yIOY
AGAINST FfhE IN tie tb3va ye~7 reIisiJie M
p my. az nssa!. JOHN II. NGsTAG.S.
+ I'm es.=s q 1pnf.
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PROPOSALS.

TaNO BRIDGE-BUILDERS AND CON-
i TRACTOks.-sEALED PRt PO*ALS viii
be received until IL o'cl1ck ~, March /, ISL 10
BUILD B 'IDGE ACROSS JAMES RiVhk
r, quested On three kinds OF construction.
LIST. series or arches, TO be built OF James river
granite.
I'd series Of arches. to be built Of mixed ma
sonry-graDiie and brick.
Sd An iron superStructure, on granite piers.
Right reserved to reject any or sll bids II nor
satisfactory.
For further information, apply to the under
JOHN G. CLARKE, Civil Engineer,
No. 3l8 18th street,
jn l9-lawtd Richmond, Va.
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WANTED, good HOUSE SERVANT,
w who 10 also = good IR0Nkk. None nesd
amply unless we'll recommen ded. Apply 10 Mis-
TURNER, No. 11s Clay street, ABOVE Aoanl''
"a. Ans
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Ca pital stock and eurrlus oTer -. IS, 900 900 90
Investments IN United states. .... 6i7,gy5 81
Deposited with. Treasurer or Vfr-
ginia, registered bonds. .,,,. 10000 90
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WANTED, MANAGER, who under
w Glands the management Of q screw-room
and lump-room. Address c., at this Office.
In
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PACIFIC INSURANCE C ,MPANY, OF CAL.
JFO2EIA.
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NV ANTED. A FIRsT-CLASS MILL
w MIR (nole oths: need apply, at 1891 Main
STR ct, 80, q prAp
fp ld-1w MnS. -. Lz-zH-..
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TOHN 81. CLAIBORNE & CO.,
No. LOS NAN STREET.
ESTABLIHHED 1873.

APERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CpMPAGY
IF LDHDOR.
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wAMT,s.s

WANTED, to sell 1890 bushels Of ICE,
,a,.o ~ miles from Richmond. To one who will
INV it as It stands I'm lu!np) bargain will be
offered. Address No, IL, Manchester Post-ofhce,
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mt or Trumbull can counteract IT. The
neople of this country are growing Indifferent
to public afflrs through their disgust al
the way in which they are, controlled. NOW,
there are the Germans. They will never sup
port Grant a second time. look upon Carl
schurz as one Of the most thorough, sensitive
plants in existence. He knows, by intuition
what the Germans as mass intend doing.
We had demonstration Of that in the latter
part of Mr.. Lincoln's Term, when the Ger
mans became somewhat disaaected towards
his administration. The Germans have a
thorough national spirit. They have natural
hatred to oppression In all its phases, ana 'nts
made them the most determined opponents Oh
slavery 1t was of the German element lnaI
the Republican party was built up IN ieAas
and Missouri. 1t was through this element
tbattbe same party has been victorious In sew
eral of the leading Northern States. The Ger
mans would vote for Democrat before they
vonld support Grant for another term"