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1DIEak,

D1ENa < -ge
On Thursday night. at u o'clock. Of consnnmp1,
straet. RICHARD r. nUHEAVANT,. son of su.
san s. and the late ThoIi. j. Dunnavant aged
Friends and acquaiutanoes are respectfully in.
vited to attend hts funeral, from Grace street
Baptist Church, THIS Saturday EVENING at
Is Blessed arc the dead who die in the Lord"
Baltimore and Petersburg papers please copy
On the oath instant at ~ O'Clock. Of congestion
OF tho brain. Mrs. CATHERINE WREN, for
E1erly Mrs. smith,
Dearest mother, thou hast Ieftus;
We Thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits God that has beret us
He can all our sorrows heal.
The funeral will take place from her residence,
Man street betw9en Belvide,e ana flne ends
and acauaintances Of the family are respectfully
Invited 10 attend.
On the evening Of the 2sd instant OF whooping
cough, ISABEL A.. infant daughter OF M,ies v.
and Roeana G. Allen,aged three months anu t"eh-
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of
Its Mss ~ deocR The friends
and acquaintance of the family are invited 70 u
tend.
At Rockville, Md. on the morning OF the ga
instant, ARA, beloved wife Of Rufus A; Eow WE
ard daughter of Capt. n. W. Tyler, of this city.
Her rsmans w be ase? GS h at Il
QepOt ltlS - 4
to be inferred In Hollywood.
Suddenly, near Suffolk Va. on the night OF FIJI
day the 18th Instant. of congestion of the lungs,
PAUL r. BEARUSLEY. native OF Woods tocs'
New brunswick In the nfty-third year Of his age.
New Brunswick and Canada papers VIII please
copy.
On Sunday, 18th February. 1871, at his late resi-
dence in Raleigh, N. c., GEORGE W. Moh-
DECAI.
After short and painful Illness, E: JACKSON
CRUMP. on Thursday night. the 2ad Instant, AT IL
O. clock, in the Seth year OF his age. .oo>-
| His funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON
at O'Clock at his residence, corner OF Leigh ana
I'd streets.
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VIRGINIA LEAF.-There is little or moth.
ing doing here, owing to the fact that deal
ers have recently discouraged shipments
until the markets in Virginia become more
settled. The latest advices from Richmond
represent the price OF wrappers as very
high, although the quality Of the leaf re.
ceived is A /. AS the figures now ruling
are evidently caused by the temporary
scarcity, which is due to the unfayoruble
weather that has recently prevailed, it is
evidently the part Of wisdom to wait until
milder temperature shall increase the re-
ceipts at the "breaks" before buying.
From present appearances the next few
weeks should witness the marketing of
large portion of the 1870 yield, and when
this has been accomplished, the tendency of
prices during the season can be more read
lily determined. We may note the fact that
many good judges predict quite low figures
when the full extent of the crop Is known.
This opinion is based on the general album
dance OF leaf throughout the country, and
on the western breaks )" but
our own belief is that the best Virginia
will be in such extensive demand that good
prices will always be obtainable. OF course,
however, there will necessarily be large
concessions from present famine tig1res.-
". Z. Tobacco Leaf,
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GUyor's GEOGRAPHICAL TEXTBOOKS
Messrs. soR,BNER & Co., of New York, have
sent to us copies Of the above-named excel
lent school-books. These are among the
textbooks which have already been adopted
for use in the public schools of this State.
They are highly commended by gentlemen
whom We knowto be well qualified to Judge
as to their merits-amonS them Prot. T. II.
!, smith, University Of Virginia Prof. w.
r. WHITE, State School Superintendent
bfGWest Virginia !; Prof. HENRY, of Smith.
sonian Institution Gen. #. E. LEE, DR.
SEARS, and scores of others.
The maps and sketches Of Virginia and
VIrginia's history, productions, minerals,
&C., &C., in the edition to be used in our
schools, will be from the pen of JED. HorcH.
KISS, Esq.--a fact the mere statement OF
which will 60 far in popularizing these
books in this State. Messrs. ELLYsoS 4
TAYLOR. of this city, are the State agents
for the publishers.
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Warren T. Smell, of Newburg, New
York, shot himself through the heart Thurs
day at the Bingham House, Philadelphia
He left letter giving his name, residence,
&C., but no reasons for the act.
The damage by the Late storm on the Pa
ciic was extensive. Several wrecks are re-
ported, and much anxiety is felt ut San
Francisco for the storeship Idaho, four
days over due from the Columbia and ether
steamers.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad will shortly commence to lay
second track between Toledo and Buffalo,
and from Elbart to Chicago, using steel
rails,
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THEATRE.

The management take pleasure In announcing
to the citizens of Kchmond that they have erect
Only. Commencing MONDAY, February nth,
with the renowned and Justly; celebrated BER-
GER FAMILY SWISS BELL-RINGERS, HaR-
NET PLAYERS, assisted by SOL SMITH RUS
SELL, the great Character Vocalist, aImorist'
and Facial Dellneator, who IS universally con-
sonotions: Miss MAUD STANLEY, Soprano
Vocalist; WILL <; IAVAkE, B SIIa ana
Songs. Duetts Trios. Quartettes, and Solos upon
the Harp Violin: yiqloneeo, Either ElIte C :%s
chine of $50 silver bells-the only perfect-toned
set of Swiss bells ever imported Into the Unitea
Domng ladies, GRAND FAMILY III A 7 IN L y
sATtRDAY, March 4th. Matinee prices, so and
rs cents. =. u,sr a. Ior,y-
sToN's bookstore. Box sheet open SATURDAY
February rs. nc 1e-4e
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LOST. STRAYED. &c.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application has been made to the Second Au-
dItor Of the State Of Virginia for renewal Of GER
ttdcates of state of Virginia Registered Boz ds,
Issued under an act passed I'd March, 1886. author
ling the funding Of The interest on the public
debt due 1st January, 1886, and LIST January. 1867
viz: No. a4s1, for $500, dated January 1st. 1857
at twenty years, in name of The Maryland Fire H.
surance Company f; No. 5.623, for 5000, dated Jan
= 1890 Mt ten yesrs No. e24, for 800, dated Jan.
l. 1850 at twenty years No. $3.50 for $500. dated
Jan l. 1885, at ten years No. S, 1885, for $50. dated
Jan l. 1885, at two years. In maine OF the Maryland
Fire Insurance Company. of Baltimore, said GER
titic ates having been stolen from the Office Of the
MARYLAND Fire Insurance Company Of Balti-
more, June IS, 1870. JOSEPH b. MlLNOR,
f. 95-Iaw4w Secretary.
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ME- FEBRUARY 20, 1871.

WLE FEbhUAhI ~, IOiAs
MORE NEW DRY GOODS AND BARGAINS
ALSO.
T. r. PRICE & CO.,
Are opening daily for present sales new prints,
In BACKGROUND SHIFTING PRINTS for
children
LIGHT GROUND SHIFTING PRINTS for
Shirts
DARK and MEDIUM SHIFTING PRINTS for
shirts;
TYCOON REPS for gowns;
BLACK MOHAIRS and ALPACAS, very low;
BLACK BOMBAZINE and TAMISE,
HENRIETTA CLOTHS and GRO DE NICE,
VEL and OTTOMANS. BLACK REPS;
LADIES' KID GLOVES-nonc but best
GENTS KID GLOVES-none bat best;
APPLIQUE SETS and COLLARS, ,,
LINEN and LACE THREAD SETS, COfFs'
CORSETS.
STAPLE GOODS. r..,
IRISH LINENS and SHEETINGS,
BLEACHED CUTTONS and SFlEETINGs,
TOWELLING. NAPKINS, DIAPERS, &c.
BARGAINS FOR A FEW DAYS.
One or two hundred DRESSES, JAPANESE
SILKS, light aud dark PQPLINS, DELAINES,
and Other dress goods upon their back counter
will be closed out AT HALF VALUE within the
next few days. I. K. fklCE q oo''
fe20 Ilol VI 1lL etleet.
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Mr.. BLAIR.-The Augusta (Ga.) Constitu-
t'onahst has not seen the official report OF
Senator BLAIR'a speech, or it would know
that he said expressly that he did regard
the 10Th amendment as part Of the Con-
stitution, because, as he added. it had been
ratified according to the forms prescribed
by the Constitution. But he also added
that this ratification had been done in con-
tempt of the wishes OF the people, and the
guilty perpetrators of the outrage should
be banished from power.
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EDUCATIONAL.

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, MED
w lCAL DEPARTMENT, BALTIMORE,
hD.-The course OF instruction In this institution
embraces Wluter Session and Summer Session.
The Winter Session begins on the LIST OF October
and terminates on the 22d OF February the sum-
mer Session begins the LIST Of april and continues
four months. Fees ttncluding Msteiculation and
Dissectionl: For Winter Session, &l35 for Sum-
mer Session, $50; Diploma Fee, &2U.
The Faculty will continue to receive, during the
Winter Session. limited number Of meritorIous
young men from the southern States as bened-
Charles, each one OF whom viii be required to paw
$50 iowar Dis The expenses OF the College.
For circulars or any information IN reference TO
the College, address
PROF. c. W. CHANCELLOR,
fe ?5-eodst Dean OF the Faculty.
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Our venerable and highly-esteemed towns
man. John G. Meem, Esq, was stricken
with paralysis Yesterday, and fears are en-
tertained that the attack may prove serious.
Lynchburg Ne1os.
NEW PATEST.-Horsehold attachment
to carriages, G.. w. G GOODWIN, PETERSBURG.
The Virginia Conference Of the Northern
NJ. E. Church is in session at Alexandria.
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MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.

A MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
will be given at the
BELV IDERE BAPTIST CHI y r O b
On TUESDAY, the 2sth instant,
by some of the SUNDAY-SCROOL SCHOLARS,
for the
BENEFIT OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
The programme for the evening will be the ope'
reLta Of
LAILA.
Tickets can be had st the American Tract Soci.
ETY. and at Starke & Ryland's.
Doors omen at O'Clock. Exercises commence
at o. clock.
Price of admiss ion.
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BANRERS, DC.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND.

DIRECT TORS:
THOMAS BBANCH, Presidents,
Gen. BRADLEY 4. JOHNSON, Attorney at
RICHARD IRBY, or Snyder Irby:
A. STOKES, Of A. 7. stokes & Co.:
w. II. PAMER. OF Palmer, Hartsock u Co.; .
JOHN ENDERS, Tobacconist;
CHAS. J.. TODD, Grocer:
". C. KNIGHT, OF Watt & Knight;
ARCHER Anderson, OF j. b. Anderson q
John A. SLOAN, orc. T. WORKMAN & Co.;
FRED. X. SCOTT, or T. Branch & 20.
This Bank offers It's services to the public for
the transaction Of all banking business.
-FOUR Per cent. interest allowed on dally oai-
ances subject to check.
Certificates Of deposit issued, payable In gold or
cur ency, with interest at SIX per cent;
Advances made on approved securities anu on
other satisfactory collateras.
Inyestme ats made for customers In all markets a.
e securities and formation given ofthe state OF
the market
promr,t returns III sde at lowest rate OF exchange.
fe DIV j. B. MORTON, Cashier.
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BILLS REPORTED.
THE HOUR OF MEETING.

On motion of Mr.. MURRELL, the resolu-
tons heretofore offered by Messrs. LAWSON
and KEYsER, providing for two sessions Of
the House per day, were taken from the ta-
BILE. t@a
After some discussion, the whole matter
was. on motion of Mr.. BAGwELL, referred
to the Committee on Rules.
THE WASHINGTON AND RICHMOND RAILWAY.
Mr.. HuDGIN moved to take up the bill
amending the charter and changing the
name of the Alexandria and Frcdericks-
burg Railroad Company as returned, with
amendments, from the Senate. He cited
rule A as permitting the House to take it
up by majority vote.
The Speaker ruled that the bill would
be referred unless the House decided, by a
two-thirds vote to take it up.
MIR. WooD appealed from the ruling of
| the Chair.
After one hour and a-half being spent In
| discussing this question, the appeal was
| withdrawn.
Mr.. BUpD then moved to suspend the
| rule requiring the reference of the bill to a
committee, which was reiected-yeas. Ga
nays, 45-not two-thirds voting In the af-
| firmatiye.
| A motion to suspend the calling of the
calendar was then made by Mr.. BUDD, and
agreed to-yeas, Sc; nays, 80.
| Mr.. WooD offered resolution that the
Committee on Roads, &C., be discharged
from the consideration of the bill amending
the charter and changing the name of the
Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad
Company, and that the chairman of said
committee be instructed to report the bill
ut once to the House.
This was followed by number of points
of order, as to whether the resolution was
under rule 81 or SO, and whether certain
members were in or out of order. A dcsul.
tory debate ensued, after which the Speaker
decided that the resolution should be refer.
red unless the House refused to refer by q
two-thirds vote.
Mr.. WooD appealed from this decision
pending the discussion of which the House
adjourned, by vote of 55 yeas to II nays
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me- PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST
,nIosion and fire Ia offered In that safe and relia-
HE Illuminating oil. PRATT's ASTRAL. The
sales being much larger than heretofore. we nave
been enabled, by permission Of the manufacturer
To reduce the price 10 cents per gallon.
l.. WAGNER & CO., Druggists,
az 9Th and Broad streets.
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mARRl.r.E J

On the .ist February. ia Elisabeth CitT, n 4
BIZ The Rev Ro. A.. lowry j. E1gh y
OF Richmond Va, 70 Miss MATTE PEsD III ~
TON, OF Elizabeth, n. J., formerly OF Hich-
,,,ny,d Va 10 cnrde
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It is but justice to the Fire Department
of Richmond to state that the telegram re-
ferred to was not sent. When the superin.
tendent of the Western Union Company in
this cityswas informed of the intention OF
citizens to telegraph for assistance he
promptly went to his office and signalled
the operator in Richmond, but it was tlnally
determined not to forward the Dispatch
Petersburg IndeI. 49,.
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.TCn-<SsR's HAIR DYE

ME- BATCH S&RS HAIR DYE
This splendid HAS 5is the best in the world
the only true,and 81 &iye; harmless, reliable
instantaneous; NO : :ppointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the iI effects Of bad dyes invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful oldcA
or broom. Sold by all druggists and peEfumers,
and properly applied at BACHELORS WIG
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
ie -eod1yr
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~ QUICKLY, AND WE M q I
,, ,,,,ohsprvet,Iy. have the VIRGINIA YEAST
POWDERS found their way into the Kitchens Oh
thousands of our housewives, and now even are IN
demand in New York as well as Texas. TO "hlch
addresses we saw some fifteen cases marked .eaoy
for shipment. There, as generally, true merit ana
super,ority will conquer success. AZ
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RIcHM,sp, Feb. u, ISL

kICHM JSp, Eco. u VI
ITO MANUFACTURERS OF ARTlst !,
it CiAL LEGS.-In conformity With an act o.
.ho General Assembly OF virginia. entitled ~
&C, to provide artificial ieEs for citizens o. ~
vsAr,s' tina beard OF CoIamisstoners name Lns,o
In, consis,tp9 or the Governor OF the ComtTIn
wealth the Auditor Of Public Accounts ana y.
III. La homas. viii, on the i6sn day OF Mhs -
B7i, at the 0fteo OF the Auditor OF PpnEs, %, az
counts, In the city Of Richmond REChtyE f ~.
msnnfacturass who may desire 10 contract for fSs,
nishing such legs. Ths act prsscrtoex ina ~. .s
Hoard OF commissioners shxh contract t1T n nav
think best adapted 20 the purposes an an
the Board wilt DO guided IN tts award py es ~ -
strucatons In connection With the cost OF tns ss
10 sa-atawsissfh secretary OF the BoaIG
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PROPOSALS.
CfrIcE Sup'T CITY GAswoRKs.}
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 81. ISL.
FOR n A u0I DER AM

CFrIcE SuP'T CITY GAswoRKS}
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 81. ISL.
PROPOSALS FOR GAS-HOLDER AND
l. TANK.-sesled proposals viii be rsceiye1 y !.
this Office until the 9TH OF MARCH SEAI;
at II NJ, FOR q TELEsC0PIC GAS-HuLDEk,o on
capacity or no. less than 400 600 cubic feet 70 DC
put up at the GasworSs In this city, ready Tor w.
during the month Of June 1871. The proposaiss
must state the dimensions Of the different pats Of
the holder, e G quality and thickness OF the iop
mode OF consunciion, erection, and OPERATING
and all other particulars which are nsesssa sss a.
convey correct idea Of the machice when IN use.
Also, for BUILDING = TANK 10 receive 70.
holder to be about ona hundred feet n a,a va ,ss
and thirty foet deep. the whole 70 be buiR Oh VIC
best hard-ournt Rocket.s brick. laid 10 cemens
finished with coping OF granite, the tank W "
perfectly water tight.
The Details OF the dimensions Of this WORK can can
be obtained Of the undersigned, and the bios WIN
be made per cubic yard, and the payments Ior
holder and tank not TO be mace until The sarc
have been used for two months fretu dste o. DC
livery, and meet the approval OF the City Eps!'
neer and the Superintendent Of Tho Ga5works.
by order Of the Committee CD Light
iei-td Sup't City aaawofks.
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,,uppsIrAz Eorag,ags.

~1cE CREAMS ICE GREAMi-My
,ns.o,rsrs can have ICE CREAMfcr their Sunday
d,nrsr Nv leaving their orders SATURDAY. It
III, 10 aent 20 them late In the evening. well
,'.ntsd IN ice. and win keep for twentv-four hours
pa'A' ANDREW. P1zzTNL JR.,
~ so7 Broad street.
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wCHEAP sHEETINGs, SHIRT

HEAP SHEETINGS, SHIRT
INGS, and PII1LOW-CASE COTTONS.-Wa am
sutta Cotton at .0c., New York Mills at 1sc, Fruit
OF the Loom. Al droscoggin, and Harris, at l63c. ;
full yard.w Bpeached Cotton at l23c. yard-wids
Unbleacbed Cotton at loc.; fine yard-wide Un-
bleached Cotton, good enough for any use, at
l2,c., worth l5c. yard; Pillow.case Cotton. Il
inches wide, at laac. Pillow-case Cotton, full II
and u yards wide, at ooc. fuil-width Unbleached
sheeting at SOC. per yard; full-width Bleached
sheeting at a33c. per yard.
Great Bargains In Linen Sheetings and Pillow.
case Linens at LEVY BROTHERS.,
l2l3 and 1915 Main street.
COTTON YARNS. all numbers, from to IL, at
$l.40 per bale Of five pounds.
Unbleached Knitting Cotton, SOC. per pound.
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mo DRuGGISTS-CONTENTS OF

ITO DRUGGISTS-CON OF A
STORE FOE SALE. Owing to the Gentleman
who is now conducting the business wishing to re-
move to Baltimore, and the owner not understand
ing the business, wishes TO sell the DRUGS, III ed
lCfNEe, FlXTGRFS, &c, In The drug store cor
ner Of sth and Msrshall streets.
Everything Is In complete order for conducting
the retail drug business.
Would sell or exchange for city or country pro-
perty. Apply on the premises. fe 2s-ats
WHITE GLUE AND CARPENTERS
w GLUE, for sale by
BODEKEk q DADE Druggists,
fsas Corner Main and 10Th streets,
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~- THOSE IRON-FRAME ENGLISH
HO>E, warranted double leels and toes at $3.50,
$a75, and s4.2s per dozen, which Is fuby one-lAfo
less than their value
FLEECE-LINED BERLIN and SPUN-s1Lk
GLOVES at CSC. a pair, worth Soc;
WOOL HOSE for children at and loo. pair
also. large assortment at from Is to SOC.
patrs
CHILDlsEN'S GLOVES at very low prices;
MISSES MERINO SHIRTS at 50c.;
LADIES' HIGH-NECK, LOEG-SLEEVE Me-
RINO SHIRTS at 81; --.-.-..
GENTS MERINO SHIRTS at 75c. and upwards,
at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and l2l5 Main street,
COTTON YARNS. all numbers, from TO L.
reduced to B1.4c bale or five pounds. feA
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LECTURES.

r E C T q r d
IL By MIR. EDWARD CARSWELL,
The Great Canadian Humorist and Orator,
-sf At THE RICHMOND y HEATRE,
on tho NIGHTS OF the 7TH and 9Th OF MARCH,
1 under the auspices OF
UNDINE TEMPLE OF HONOR.
PRICES OF ADMISSION Dress circle and or
chestra soc. parauette, family circle, md gal
lery, CSC. No extra charge for reserved seats;
RESERVED SEATS now for sale nj Mes srs. " EST
& Johnston's Bookstore, Main street.
fe 2o-M.W,F&S
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na- FRESH COD-LIVER OIL-OUR
OWN Is1PoRTATLON--JUsT RECEIVED
Approved and prescribed by our physicians as the
hest. purest, and most acceptable to the stomach
ever sold in this market.
MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
co, I'm ole Main street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
Positively last appearance in the city Of Rich.
mond of the
CHAPMAN SISTERS AND C. b. BISHOP.
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
AT CHEAP PRICES.
LITTLE JACK SHEPPARD.
AT NIGHT
CINDERELLA, CINDERELLA
CINDERELLA, CINDERELLA,
CINDERELLA, CINDERELLA. lt*
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BOOTS AND SHOES AT COSTA.
ID FOR THIRTY DAYS TO MAIZENA,
ROOM FOR SPRING STOCK.-Ladles
Sewed Morocco Balmorals at 81. worth, flso
IL. So worth &c; 81, worth "a. Ladies' Sewed Calf
Balmoras 1T $3.50, worth a.. so Ladies' Kid Shoes,
$3.50. worth $3.50; Kid Foxed g. IS, worth, ~ ;
Kid Fo1ed Buttoned. $685. worth IS Serge Gait-
ers 81, sl.s0, Sc, worth double the money Misses
High-Cut Polish Balmorals 81; Children's
Shoes from doc. up: Gents Baimorals, SLIP
Gents Congress Caters, &l.50 and 81; Gents
Calf Balmorals, 81. worth - Boys and Youths
Boots and Shoes less than cost. Call soon ana OBJ
tain bargains ut the cheap shoe store Of
NJ. GOLDEN,
No. 1898 Main street, bet. 18th aud nth streets.
fe1l-2w
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
ACTS FOR THE LADIEs.s

have Just received complete assort- %.
ment Of FRENCH KID BUTTON BOOTS, hand
made French Kid nilsson Stde-Lace and va
rious styles Of BronZed Boots and every style Of
White Boots and Slippers new styles Of Rubber
over. Shoes at 7sc. per pair: various styles OF
Button Boots from +? to $3.50. The prices are a.
low as any 1rst-class house In the city, and aD
determined NOT TO be underaold at the Ladies
Boo: and Shoe EN- p0rum. No. as Broad street, be-
next door to Mrs. l.. z. Jones's millinery store.
fell A. M. HARRIS.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

House met 1T II \. NJ. Speaker TURNER
in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. G. W. Motley, Of the
Methodist Church.
BILLS REPORTED.
Senate bill authorizing the sale of the
States interest in the Orange, Alexandra
and Manassas railroad, reported back with
recommendation that the House adopt
the substitute offered by Mr.. MAHooD, Us
amended by the House.
House bill to amend and reenact section
1, chapter 1914, Of the Code of 1860, as here
totore amended. in relation to granting Ii
censes to attorneys at law.
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~ COLD WEATHER. NOT OVER
YRT-so got LEVY BROTHERS and pur-
chase . rs
CALICO COMFORTABLE at $3.50, %, or % IS
which Is Q lower price than they can be made
for;
DELAINE COMFORTABLE att
COLORED BLANKETS, Weighing II pounds, at
a., worth $s a pair -
COLORED BLANKETS, weighing II pounds, at
S5, worth $40 pair; Ef
CoLoEED BLANKETS at sL7s, worth $3.50 a
pair.
A large assortment OF
FINE WHITE BED BLANKETS;
Also,
CRIB AND CRADLE BLANKETS,
COTTON BATTING, and
CALICOEs for COMFORTABLRs. at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
l.,Er I21s and LIS Main stree.
COTTON YARNS, all numbers, at $L4o per
bale OF five pounds UNBLEACHEDK KNITTING
COTTON, 6oc. per pound. ieA
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CLOTHING

uAyING OPENED A HIRING CIR
IL AND LIVERY sTABLE at t.! NJ tso lao tsSt
corner OF 18th and franklin strssts Js.e by
oiaEFe rssps,fItfta .y t6 DsSt eaa bs
.ccara gu ~, s aS ptth FiR5T-CLASS HORsES
BIiGGIEs. and HACKS. Particular :, attention IGNITION
aoRsEs d. with my
land will attend 70 all business }TnERI AND ii
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oTH ~ -e','~-E'- IMPROVEMENT. !
RICHMOND, Feb. u, s7L5
CAPTAINS AND PILOTS OF SIDE
1 , WHEEL STEAMERS viii please siow GOWN
,s6an ma ssine fhe north end OF the Dutch Gap Ca
Wnsn paS9t1nls .A- r. ID. MINuh.
nAi. Engineer James River Improvement.
fa Of ataYaH 49,.