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TIES AND scARFs In endless variety al E. B
SPEScE 4 SONS, 1900 Main street.

SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.-IndisGositlon to e1er-
ctse; difficulty or thfnkny reasoning, or conccn-
trating Che mind upon any subject; iass.ttdr lack of
ambition or energy; discharge falling into throat
sometimes ptofuse, vatery, acrld, thick and tens-
ctous mucous-purulent, olEtn,fvs, &C. In others
dryness; dry, watcry, weak, or nfaned eyes; fing-
Ing In the cars; deafness; hawking and coughing to
clear throat alterations; dcath and decay of bones
sca's from ulcars constant desire to clear nose and
throat voice aittr"ds t'asnl twang; offensive breath
impaired or total deprivation OF sensC IF smell and
tasto dzziuess mental depression loss of appetIte
inSrsaioni dyspepsia; enlarged tonsils; tickling
coHgh; difficulty In speaking plainly: general de-
bility; idiocy and insanity.
All the above symptoms are common to the disease
In Of Its stages Implications, vet thousands
Of cases annually terminate in consumption OF IN
sanity, and end in the grave without ever having
manifested one-thrd Of the symptoms above enun,e-
rated.
No disease is more common or less understood by
physicians: The proprietor CT Dr. SAaE'S CATAERH
REMEDY will pay five hundred dollars reward for n
case Of catarrh which he cannot cure. Sold by all
druggists, Or seiid SIXTY cents to r. v PIERCE, NJ.
D., 1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, 4. <, for It.
The world does not contain medicinal prepara-
uon which has obtained q more widespread and de-
served popularity than the MEXICAN MUSTANG
LtSIMEST. Since It's introduction to public notice
more than twenty Years ago, it has been constantly
used for every krd Of disease injury to man or
beast which can be affected by local application
and so far as its propretors aware 1t has not
failed in single instance After so long and sue
cessful term Of probation who wifi have the hardl-
| hood to deny its pre-eminent claims to popular
esteem?
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rycY: York Items.

NEW YoRK, February THE Brooklyn
Presbytcry tIst evening disposed of the case
Of Rev. Dr. Cuyler. It did not censure the
Doctor; but resolved to call the attention Of
the Presbyterian churches to q rule Of The
Synod of 1882 which declared that women
should not preach in their churches.
The coroner's jury in the Panoruia D,n-
der in Brooklyn rendered a verdict that de-
ceased came to bis death by compression of
the brain from injuries inflicted by unknown
parties. They very much blame Dir. Marvin,
the apotheclry, for showing unwillingness
20 render assistance to the unfortunate vic
tim. They recommend the increase of the
police force.
An attempt was made last night TO rob the
house Of John Graham, Esq. The thieves
were arrested ard committed for trial. IL Is
believed they were employed to destroy GER
tain papers in Graham's possession bearing
on the Stokes murder trial.
1t is rumcrcd that the grand jury have
been summoned to reconsider the vote OH
| the indictment Of Mayor Hall, which Is said
| to have been carried by bare majority.
\ letter from Rio Janeiro reports the burn
| inG OF the steamer America, from Buenos
Ayres for 3lontevideo. Sixty lives were lost,
but no Americans.
The British brig Ida c. lost her mast over
board and the captain and one of her crew
were seriously hurt in gale.
Two soldiers attempting to desert from
David's Island were drowned, and another
was nearly frozcll to death.
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AgcrroS SALES THIS DAY:
THoMAs W. KEESEE will sell at 10 a. M. piano,
fot OF furniture, &c.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Bills AND RESOLUTIONS WHICH HAVE BE-
COME LAws.--The Committee on Enrolled
Bills yesterday reported that the following
bills aud joint resolutions had become laws
An act requiring clerks of courts to fur
nish county supervisors with copies of court
orders and allowances that are payable ont of
the county treasury, and requiring super
yiSors to Levy fsS 10 nay the same Ap-
proved February 2, 1872.
An act authorizing the collection of the un-
paid taxes of the county OF Orange for the
years lSCs and 1869. Approved February
:, 1872, .....
An oct 10 amend the 2lst section of nj, act
passed March 3Ist, 1SGo, entitled ''an act to
amend an act incorporating the towii Of
Portsmouth rs 4 city" passed March /; 1858:
Approved February ., 1872:
An act concerning the Glcbc fund Of Es-
sex county. Approved February 9, lS7s.
Joint resolution relative to the payment Of
BALANCES due school teachers. Approved
Fclruasy2, 1872. r. .-,.
An act 10 repeal tho sth scction Of act ap-
proved March IS, 1871. rs amended by the
sct approved l'th January, 1872, directing
the Board Of Public Works 10 sell tue States
interest in the various internal improvement
compan!cs Of the Commonwealth. Approved
February 8. 1872.
An aI 20 ai;teHa sections !: 8 4, ), 8, and
II. of an act entitled sn act TO amend ana re-
enact chapter 2GG Of the Code of Virginia
(cditi, of 1860, az to grand JUlcs. Ap-
proved February ,, 1872.
An act Tor the relief of Thomas Davis, an
infant, ofGrcene county. Approved Fcbrll-
arv a TST2 =:
An ACT for the relief OF Madison Allen. Ap-
proved February l, 1872.
An act TO amend end rtcnact section II,
chapter l57, Code Of 1860, in reference to the
jurisdiction of county courts. Approved
February 5. 1872.
IN act 70 Incorporate fhn Fhsc COUNTY
Bank. In force February :, 1872.
An oct to incorporate the Bridsewater aud
iiount Crawford Turnpike Company. In
force February !, 1872.
An act for the relief Of Simon Hnsh. In
force February 7, 1872.
An act to amend the. charter and change
the corporate name OF the Citizens Sasinfss
Bank of Petersburg. In force February I,
1872.
An act to authorize the sale Of the land
scrip donated to Virginia by the Congress
Of tic United States, and providing for the
investment of the proceeds thereof. In force
February :, 1872.
An act 10 ilu.orporate the -Danl Of War
rcn. In force February !, 1872.
An act TO render valid and amend the
charter of incorporation Of the Charlottes-
vile Milling and Manufacturing Company,
aud to lcgalizc all acts, done in pursuance OF
| the original charter 1u force February {,
1872.
Joint resolution requesting the Congress OF
| the United States 10 make an appropriation
for the construction Of free bridge across
the Potomac river, connecting the city OF
Washington with Virginia. Agreed to
january 80, 1872.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Erluce.

France.
PARIS, February 7.-Lefrnnc is Minister
Of the Interior.
The German Government has notified
France Of its willingness to accept colony
in part payment Of the war indemnity.
England.
THE WASHINGTON TREATY IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, February THE Lord Chancel
lor read the Queens speech In Parliament
yesterday.
Earl Granville, replying to denunciatory
speech from aeliregarding the Washing
ton treaty, concluded: ~ could, if I dc.
sired, refer to the preposterous character OF
the American demands, which of itself proves
their absurdity for they are such as no peo-
pie in the last extremity 6f war, or in the
lowest depths of national misfortune, with
the spirit Of England in their hearts, would
submit to."' [Cheers.].
DIr. Gladstone concluded his speech by
saying that the Government would maintain
the position it had taken, firmly, though in a
friendly manner.
The subject of the Washington treaty was
again considered in Commons to-day. An
excited discussion ensued. Ralph Ashborne
said the Alabama-claims question tSas of.e OF
the most momentous that England had been
called to pass upon within century. He
compared the astute lawyers who composed
the Amelicat commission with the novices
who represented England, and said the latter
bad been completely outwitted. off" said
he, "laWTeTs had planned the English case
we could escape With the payment of six
millions sterling. The American commits
sioners had served their country well and
achieved a triumph"
Nr. Osborne sad the trouble lay at home.
The Government hid htmfes which could not
march and ships which we're tsi1ssaworthy,
and now they had treaty which they could
not stand upon.
Mr.. Otway, formerly Under-Secretary Of
State for Foreign Affairs, blamed the Govern
ment for all the trouble. He thought, how
ever, that the American Government would
recede from its extreme demands; but in
clse it did not, England, having admitted
the principles of indirect claims, must be
prepared to meet the enormous demands Of
the United Stdtes:
Mr.. Gladstone and others defended the
action of the British commissioners, and said
they hoped the claim for indirect damages
would he withdrawn. ....
Spain.
M.DRtp, February 1.-THE two thousand
troops asked for by CaDtain-G General Valula-
seda have sailed for Cuba.
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LECTURE AT TGRAcE-STREEr BAPTIST CHURCH.
4 lecture will be delivered tonight ly Pro-
ressor Harris. of Richmond College, before
the Missionary and Library Association of
Gmce-Street Baptist church. The subject is
1.-The Grecan and the Modern Theatre"
Few men have studied Grccian life more
thoroughly, or is better acquainted with
Grccian literature; than Professor Harris.
His style of lecturins is adapted to an intel
ligent audience-clear, logical, illustrative,
and instructive. With rare faculty for SIM
plifying and imparting truth, he has attained
deserved distinction az teacher. Those who
hear him tonight will be pleased and pro-
cd.
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SUPREME CogaT OF APpEALs.-In this court
yesterday the following cases tTete disposed

Of:
Hiram W. Tyler rs. William Taylor, upon
q writ Of supersededs from a Judgment Of the
Circuit Court Of the city of Richmond rem
dered oh the 18th day of June, 1869. Af
firmed. Judge Christian delivered the opin-
ion:
William Holt Richardson r:. Thomas #.
Davis and. wife: An appeal from decree of
the Circuit Court of tie city Of Richmond
rendered on the 18th January, 1910. Decree
reversed. Judge Anderson delivered the
opinion of the court.
The Owners Of the steamer Wenonah us.
Bragden. SupeTsedtts TO Judgment of the
Corporation Court of fredericksburg: Re
versed. Judge Moncure delivered the opin-
ion Of the court. 2f}
Buds Committee us. Price From Han.
over Circuit Court. Affirmed. Judge Sta.
pies deliYeted the opinions. s@5-s-
John Gilner; Esq:s of Pittsylyania county,
qualified az counsel III th.s court.
The Judges will be engaged dnfths the
balance of this week In comforting upon the
cases in their hands, and some of them will
be decided on Friday.
when the court adjour1is this week, 1t will
not meet again until Mafct st!i'
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Vocal AND INSTRUMENTAL CoNCERT.-The
musical entertainment announced to take
place at Virginia Hall on Friday night will
be the means of introducing to the Rich
mond public one of the finest voices in the
city. Miss AleXina Brandt, whose singing
will be the most attractive features of the
concert, is a recent and notable acquisition to
the choir of the Second Baptist church. Her
voice is soft, but clear and strong, and is
withal we'll cultivated. All who have heard
her sing are enthusiastic in her praise. On
this occasion she will be assisted by other
talented amateurs who have long enjoyed the
favor of the Richmond public.
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Mexican Affairs.

New YORK, February IA special to the
Herald from Camargo, dated the 9th instant,
says: "The rout of the Government troops
is complete, and the possession of the city
gives the revolutionlsts greatly needed re-
sources. Cortina is moving towards Mata-
moras, which city, it is stated openly, he will
not be allowed to enter"
MATAMoRAs, February Cit is stated that
most of the towns in the State Of Vera Cruz
are in the hands Of the revolutionists, and
that communication between the capital and
Vera Cruz is interrupted.
A courier from Camarso says that Cortina's
men are deserting to Quirraga.
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ROBBERY ON GRACE STREET.-On Tuesday
afternoon the house of Thomas Patterson (co-
lored), on the corner Of Fourth and Grace
streets, was entered and robbed of sundry
articles Of wearing apparel valued at Sl2.
The information was given to the police au-
thorities yesterday, and in the afternoon a
colored man by the name of Nelson Bates
was arrested and charged with the theft.
The case will probably be investigated by
Justice White to-day.
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ARRESTED on A SERIOUS CHAEGE.-lnioIm9-
tor having been received by two Of tie
detective officers Of this city, O'Dwycr and
Dalney, that young white woman ofHenrico
county came 10 l!cr death about the 18th of
January under suspicious circumstances, at
the house Of Il colored woman named Susan
I;!I, on Leigh street, opposite Ebenezcr
church, yesterday afternoon these officers
arrested 3D.. =. \. Il. GJGdin and Wesley
u. Crock, on the charge of being implicated
ii hcr death. The whole ali;sir is being care
fully worked up, alid ether arrests will doubt
ic-> he made today.
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joe PnISTISG.-We eai! the attention OF mer-
chauts clerks OF courts, shcritfs lawyers railroad.
steamship and canal officers and agents, and a Others
having orders FOR Trnts to tic facilities offered al
The DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for tho
prompt and faithful execution OF ull Kinds OF JOE
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice CARDS,
Bili-Hcads. Letcr-Ucads, Programmes, Ball Tickets.
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues.
bills of Fare, Show-Giis, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c,
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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West Indin News.

PoRT AU PRINCE, January 24.--General
Solomon has not returned here, although he
was provided with safe conduct, and re-
yolution is expected after the coffee crop,
which is good and abundant, is gathered.
SAN DOMINGO, January 27.-The secession
of the towns of sayaneta and Guayabin is
confirmed. 1t is reported that General Him.
entail has organized a strong force. President
Baez is sufficiently strong against all oppo-
nents. The reported withdrawal of the
American flagship Samana is confirmed.
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The Maryland SeGate has reconsidered It's
action in passing the bill requiring dealers
who sell by sarGple to pay an addiuonal
license fee of three hundred dollars per
annuln. BY an almost unanimous vote (oniy
,hrca senator's recording their names III the
l.egatiyej it "as decided 10 recall the bill from
the HogEe Of Delegates, to which body It had
been sent. We take it for granted that this
viii be the death Of the bill. 1t Will in all
probability be given back to the committee
that had it in charge, and will never be heard
gf again, Baltimore American.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE PRINTERS REUSioN.
We noticed few days ago the preparations
being made by the Richmond printers forthe
recrfjtton and entertainment of their guests
Of the National Typographical Union. The
following gentlemen have been appointed on
t|,e committee of arrangements: Messrs.
Charles CHI Ellis, Z. c. Cramp, R. W. Christian,
Charles =. Young, T. II. Bradford, W. d.
i,ailie, Henry Never, A. W. Wilcox, A; S.
Sine, Royall w. Figg, B. hudson, A. +: Til
lcr. J, {. Goolsby, John L. Hankins, j. M:
Garr,rd, T. A. Christian, Frank Baptist, ana
w. r. Allegro. The officers of the commit
tee are E. c, Crunp, chairman; Charles Eli
lis, assistant and advisory chairman /; Frank
Christian, secretary; and Henry Meyer, trea-
Sl1rpr
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-The highest
barometer will probably move centrally
northeastward along the New England coast,
and falling barometer with cloudy weather
will prevail on Thursday north Of the Ohio
valley and Virginia. Southwesterly winds,
with rising temperature and threatening
weather, will pretail from Lake Superior to
Iowa. Northwesterly winGs and clearing
weather will prevail in Texas and Louisiana.
Threatening weather and occasional light
rain will extend from northern Florida to
VIRGINIA.
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THE ALLEGED POISONING CAsE.-The con-
tinucd case of George Benedict and George
5. Webb, charged on warrant with felonious-
ly administering or attempting to administer,
to Bette Shorta certain poison called "croton
oil" With intent to XIII tllc said Bette Short,
was called for heariiiS Eefotc Justice White
yesterday. 4 number Of witnesses were eX-
anlined, among whom was DR.. Taylor, who
had examined the liquor and declared it to
contain croton oil. The accused were sent
up to the grand jury Of the Hastings Court
for Indictment.
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TOBACCO INSPECTORS QuALlFED.-Mcssrs.
T.. L. Archer and Benjamin j. Vaughan
having been appointed inspectors Of tobacco
for the Public Warehouse, and having given
bond in tlic sum Of $4,000 each, came for
ward yesterday and qualified before Mr.. An
drew Jiukins, clerk of the Hastings Court
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TIE PnSITENrIARI-Thcre are 173 cells,
lGS of which are GX12 feet and five 16N21
.cct. There are $50 prisoners in all-424 III
prison and All on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. The cells are now filled to their
utmost capacity by the 424.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Market.

New YORK, February Loans closed
easy at to per ceut. Exchange dull and
heavy ats. Gold, 110 to 110l. Governments
dulland heavy all day. States quiet: SIPS, 114I !;
6gs, 11OI. Tennessee's, G5: new, 66. Virginia's,
Sc; new, same. Louisiana's, G1; new, 80. Le-
wees, 81; s's, 10. Alabana's, 90; 5s, 60.
Georgia's, 10; rs, 81. North Carolina's,
32a; new; 16, South Carolina's, 90 new,
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How TO READ THE FAcE.-Dr. Clarke,
the celebrated Canadian physiognomist, will
lecture tonight at the Ciay-Street Methodist
church on "How to Tell Mans Character
and Peculiarities by his Face" The Doctor
is said to be good speaker, and his lectures
most happily combine instruction and amuse-
ment. The price of admission is very low,
and the proceeds will so to the Sunday school
of the church.
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The Snow Blockade In the Ecrth-
weSf.

MEpEcIss Bow, WYOMING, February l.
The snow blockade still continues. Dis
patches from Rawiins Station reports
scarcity of provisions. A number Of pas
sengers telegraphed to-day to Superintendent
Sycles to get them through as soon as posi-
bic, representing further delay as ruinous to
their business, and complaining Of the quail
ty of the provisions furnished. Superin--
tendent Sycles assured them that they would
be gotten through as soon rs possible. and
that their train would not be started unless
It was yietualled for ten days and preceded
by snow-plough and o good force.
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Cotton Ship burned mt Sea.

SAVANNAH, February THE British ship
Elizabeth Fry, Captain Meikle, from New
Orleans for Liverpool with 3,1O0 bales of cot
ton, was burned on the 5th instant two hun
dred miles south by east of Savannah. Her
captain and crew were picked up on the 9Th
by the British bark Circassan, from Rio Ja-
nerio, which arrived here to-day. All well.
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Miss JEANNE PATTERsoN.-Qutc large and
a decidedly intelligent and fashionable au-
dience attended the readings Of this lady last
evening at the Exchange Hotel, and the sue
cess which attended her first entertainment
will beyond doubt secure her crowd to-
night at Virginia Hall. The papers through
out the State have neither overrated her tai
ents OF beauty.
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COMMITTED FOR STEALING CAsTISGs.-In
the Police Court yesterday Carter Anderson
(colored), charged with stealing twelve pieces
Of casting valued at tbirty-tive dollars from
T. A. L. Moore, was tried, found guilty, and
sent to the city jail for sixty days.
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SOAP FOR EvERYBopY.-Mr B. T. BABBrrT has
changed the form Of the soap which gratuitousy
distributing in this city Instead of oblong bar
he Is now leaving at every house pretty soap.
nearly square and cushioned shaped. Each cake
bears the stamp B. T. Babbitt" and IS cncased in
n paner on which directions for use are printed
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, February 7.-Cotton steady; sales,
four-fiir inquiry: common to fair extra, S5.75@
S7.35 good TO choice sz4o9Saso: WhisSey dull and
lower; 6ac. bid and s3tc. asked. Wheat active am
ber western, S!esGiSL7c Corn lower at 739IT3tc.
Rice firmcr at s6ssc. Pork frmer at Sli.laISI437.
Beef unchanged. Lard, as@esc. Turpentine steady.
Rosiu firm ut St.5SI,$i.e5. FreightS easier.
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HusrlNGs CouRT-The case of Leigh Car
ter (colorcd), charged with feloniously enter
ing the House of Mary Allen and stealing n
lot of crockeryware and market-baskot, will
be tried this morning.
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RICHMOND, VA, THURSDAY MORNING, T

caused by loop in the thread. My wife says 1t has
done ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH Of sewing.
It has never been out Of order in any way costone
dime for repairs. Our machine is always at work
while others are at the repair-shop! EVERY FAM
ILT HERE WANTS YOUR MAcnINE-Loter to Will
coz q GiLbs Seacinq- Mdchine CompdnI
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Death OF Archbishop spalding.

BALTIMORE, February Most Reverend
Martin John Spalding, Primate of the Catho-
lie Church in the United States, and Arch
bishop of this Diocese, died this afternoon
after protracted illness; aged 62 years.
His funeral viii take place on Monday next
at 10 o'clock A. III.
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HoSoRABLy D1scnARGED.-Mr. A. A. Mon
tciro was tried yesterday In the Hastings
Court for shooting John D. sncllings. The
Jury brought In verdict Of not guilty.
Mi. Montt:to .rrs fIso indicted; for ulilaw-
full shooting. In this case, however, roHe
proseQlli was entered.
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West Virginia constitutional Conyc;'-
fiOn.

Wcst yirSiH.a COHstitutIoHaa eU.IsCs'-
tiOn.
CHARLESTON. WEST VA, February T.
Yesterdays session Of the Constitutional
Convention was exciting. The question in
regard to removing the capital was argued,
and proposition to leave it to vote OF the
people was referred to 4 committee of three
from each district. =,
The report of the committee on the bill
of rights was discussed at some length; the
questions being whether the Constitution
should declare whether West Virginia is,
and should remain, one of the United States,
or whether the right of revolution should be
acknowledged.
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PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETNG.-There will
be a public temperance meeting at Trinity
church this evening at y o'clock, under the
auspices of Springfield Section, No. 8, Inde-
pendent Order of Cadets of Honor and Tenn
npr8nce.
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EIcuMoSp, FKEpEEIcKsBrEG ASD PoTohAc
RAIlnoAr.-A n"w schedule Is announced
this morning. The day through train will
l"avr the Byrj.ssrcct depot at $40 A. NJ.
The night Through trains are discontinued
until further notice. Coupons of through
tickets vii! hc for the present respected over
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.