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A Great Mistake.

Aspiring POLITICIANS, VINO SkirlhiSh Tor posi-
ton and are irreconriaDly opposed to any
movement which they think will postpone
their chances for Office and elevation, forget
that there Is great change in this country.
There was time when a few men controlled
whole sections and decided the national cleo
tions. But that time has gone. No man now
wields the power that was once held by
single statesman The statesman then in
deed was head aud shoulders above those
that now stand in the front, if not for talent,
ut least for moral force and dignity of charac-
ter But even such men would now lose
their prestige. The country is too great !;
the people too little under the influence Of
political theories. Practical things-the de-
velopment Of the country and the gold ill.,
terests thereoC-occupy their minds. There
is no such thing us enthusiastic devotion to
political theories and although there might
be such thing rs ardent devotion to pub
lie man, that sentiment is dormant, and is so
hard to arouse that it can hardly ever be
manifested, except at long intervals and in
limited divisions of the Union.
Therefore, the man who expects the views
of the vast population of the present United
States to be modified to propitiate his hope.
of advancement viii be greatly mistaken
Public movements now are not for men, mol
yet for-what used to be fought over-polti
cal principles. The age is one Of hard, prac
tical sense, and men look at things with thu
view of seeing how fur the wealth and peace
full prosperity Of the land is to be promoted
by them. These are nothing save In so fa
as they may help out these objects.
We think much of the wrangling about tn
GREELEY ticket CONES of this great mistake
There are personal aspirations which tina
ticket, it is thought, will not promote, ant
without regard to the hopes that ticket Ell
courages for the restoration Of peace ant
harmony to the country the men who teal
this disappointment rise in opposition to it
But time will change their views and sat
isfy them of the folly Of opposing the people
and the press. They will not stand'to BIZ
washed away by the great political wave sci
in motion by union of the truly patri
otto men upon the Liberal ticket for thu
salvation of the country from oppression ant
corruption, and from the burning lava tina
Is vomited from the volcano Of sectional pas
siops
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,1u cros,av.s Alleged Dictauon.

Il. 81 nj
r.,,,o &c ou,te a tiare-up amongst 'n'se -
the Democrats disinciined I" go 'ne :.
,;c,es because Il has been 'n'ih''te" ."'' :
r~'',..,a,ic nominee be placed IN the hcio
~ Curr,ry viii withdraw from the con-
.a., This is called dictation, and amongst
.,,hors that very respectable journal the Bal
t,more Gazette speaks OF Il as offensive. We
cannot 50 regard 1t. -,
Mr.. GREELEY, of course, has been sonhae'
on This question. II is one of the most prom
inent Of the day. Everybody has fr'' an>'""'
to know what Mr.. GREELEY will 90 '' ''.'
event of the nomination Of i"ih"t''"
ticket ,-ou.
The Liberal Republicans want 10 h''o"
his because they do not desire 10 oe u.am !"
nto a camr.!sn that cannot by poSslo'''!
4 in accomplishing the objects they nave
views campaign which can only result
the reelection Of GRANT.
The GRANT party are eager 10 kho"
ubetber GREELEY is Internationally IN the
,ed or not. If he il thus in the field, they
have an insured lease Of four years longer
of the offices. the sewage and leakage and
ratage of the Government stores and safes.
There could be 10 matter more interestihg'
therefore, to the GRANT men.
The implactieable Democrats and the cum
ming DemocratS--the first determining to run
a candidate for uncompromising cllssedness
In general, and the latter desiring to run a
Democrat under the silly idea that that would
he q successful article to elect Democratic
President-are equally interested with the
followers of GRANT in knowing what Mr..
GREELEY will do in case they make a nomi'
nation. These two wings of the ferocious
Democracy are hoping the very opposite re-
suit from that confidently expected by the
GRANT party in case thereare two opposition
tickets In the field. The last-named has the
correct idea. Two opposition tickets will
blow the opposition sky-high, and the ultra
Radicals will remain in their delightful
places, Sapping and mining the Treasury
and misgoverniDg the country for four years
longer.
Mr., GREELEY very wisely and property re-
plies 10 the questioning Oh this subject that
he will not remain i'll the field after success
Is rendered hopeiess by the idle nomination
OF Democratic TICKET, How could he, with
proper seif-pride, do so: How could he,
with a proper regard for the welfare OF the
country? He would not and could not he
guilty Of an act so suicidal as to continue in
the field with inevitable defeat to himself and
the best interests OF the country staring him
in the face.
Like STERSE when he met the ASS in the
narrow alley, he will undoubtedly give way
and leave the whole passage to his unroh.
promising antagonist.
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r,. t,o,,ocratic Convention.


We believe with the Hon. john ''oonh
,n.t the pemocratic Convention IN i'a'I'-
,nor, &" will not lie controlled by the harfo"
prej"dces of the partisan but BY the , s'et
:. t,tcs of an enlightened patriotism that
:. thew will rise superior t" the conSloera,
" lions of party, and prove themselves equa'
..to the great occasion; that IN their delipe'
:. rations they will have reference not so
much to the consistency of party RECORDS
cas- 10 the paramount duty of rese'i'ng the
..Goycrnmcnt from the grasp OF Ill uhScsu-
'"puIous military despotlsm.' o course
Mr.. GoopE believes that in this frame OF
mind the Convention will at least decline 70
make nomination for the presidency. lei
it is the duty of the Conservative opposition
to send delegates to the Convention. IL VIII
not do to leave 1t entirely to the directlon
of the more excitable Democrats, VINO miSht'
if left alone, do that which they would nave
a plenty of time to repent themselves Oh
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ysIxSITI1ETi1ss:l.S
Foh sAhs Ianess.fI 4,a Of Il 1,1}s.,,;s

= 2
One HOTsT1SG-ENGfSE, sia6nt 1s.horse r,,,,,u
mounted on wheels, suitable for tiIs ryrI,rl'
wrcckIng, pIIe-trising, &C.. viii, or wif,m1y,;:
One HSRss Po 81 ui PR lGr p'ESr,sisg
BOILER, ON one bed pisti.' - = 'h''
Both Of the above can be- secn running f opr ,o,,
One NEW l2-HORsE POWER PORT ABT,E FT..
One NEW loHoRsE POWER station ,,v
ENGINE, with = " hee!er.s" Patent BsI.nc,s
One sESdgD-HAND ,e-noRsE POWER sr,
One sEC0ND-tAND T. HORSE POWER potr.
one ssESESS Nh kS sHoEsE rowER Up
One sH9ksE S%R ESGsE
One ; HORSE RoN,EM s,TAsTI0EARY ENGINE
One r R tsi r6 af Al RS
Three ' PhAi II cYs6Ek Of ,,hor
One FOOT ALDEN FAN BLOWER;
One r0KgIAKLEGRIsT MILL, with a.loot French
One new GRAY ( WOOD pLANER, e.-rao,
One sSFEW CITING Eng SLIDE LATHE. J, ,ps,s.
One FOOT LATHE, suitable for g,insnltl, or low.
Five EhRL's PATEsr STEAM PUMPS, a,.o,,.
Three FORCE PUMPS, from one to four.,ro,
sHkFT EikSse pULLEys, and HANGERS Of al
sizes. '' VI All
Steam and Water. Gauges. Peet and G,o,.
Valves, Gauge Cocks, TaOw Cups. Wafer C;sUgs
Glasses. all kinds OF OIL Cans. Steam Whistle ari
4 general assortment of Engineers supplies. a,o
large assortment OF new ami secondhand Toirn,,
Shapes. SHAPE Presses. Box Presses. Bauis nd pp
lets, and all kinds Of Tobacco Fixtures mad. 10
order. 1e '"
The above will he sold at very reasonable prIcc
AMI on accommodating terms. ''>''
SEOAT & ADDISGTOS
N0-. 1922, 1i24. 1i2G. and I32- Cary street
and Nos. IL and Is south Fifteenth street
NV IL
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Railroads in the Citv

The Council on Monday evening adopted
an ordinance relative TO the Richmond and
Fredericksburg road on Broad street, look
Ing to the removal Of that road ut an early
day from that street.
Without commenting upon the merits OF
that. particular question, the occasion is IA
vorable one for general idea or two con-
corning the introduction Of railroads into the
city. In most cities the question has given
trouble, aud many alterations which have
been found necessary have been adopted.
Tunnels are being much used to prevent any
collision between railroads and the surface
commerce and transportation Of cities.
Richmond Is happily situated, In our opin.
ion, for the purpose Of avoiding all such con-
aict. On the north side she has wide,
deep cut, as it were. by which all railroads
coming into the city may reach Its very CEN
tire without the slightest disturbance to sur
face commerce. That Is, by way Of the val
ley Of shockoe creek. We know of no city
which has a natural route so admirably
adapted for that purpose. The north-side
railroads, by pursuing 1t, May be brought, as
we say, to the centre Of the city, only three
streets distant from the river and surely an
engineer Of fair ability may readily point out
the way for forming connection between
that centre and the roads approaching the
city from the south.
We desire that the railroads aud the city
authorities shall have this subject In mind
with the view Of deyising some general and
insured plan for the accommodation OF rail-
roads consistently with public safety and the.
faciliiation Of commerce. Assuredly IL Rich
mppd Is TO become respectable city suet, q
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Az INTERESTING PoLITICAL RuMoR.-A New
York correspondent, writing on the 18th in
slant, says: .......
"Rumors come thick and fast from Wash
ington to prominent politicians here that a
new Republican combination. is on foot
whereby, in order to preserve the unity of
the party, General Grant and Mr.. Greeley
both are to be dropped at Philadelphia and
some new man taken up. The oyertures to
that end are sufficiently definite to excite con-
siderable apprehension on the part of the
Democratic managers and there is much telc.
graphing in consequence between the Man
haitian Club, Fifth avenue, and the New
York delegation in Congress. What it all
amounts to we shall probably see in day or
two" 's-e.-..
(Greeley has said that he will not with
draw Oh account of any action of the Phila-
delphia Convention, but may he forced to do
so by the Democratic Convention. So the
story above is not rcliable.]
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Premature and inconsiderate declarations,
such as were made by the Tennessee Conven.
ton, evidently aim at that object, and rs such
would exclude those delegates from the Ma
tional Convention under the rules which
have always been recognized for preserving
the integrity of the party Washington Pa
trI0t.
Pray why? If Tennessee and Virginia
and all the other southern States choose to
instruct their delegates Ia vote for Greeley,
Tor to vote for no nomination, which il the
same thingJ do they thereby forfeit their
right to be heard in the National Conyen.
ton? ,a .s
But in view of the probability that ma
jority of the Convention will be Greeley
men, with the power TO exclude the Bel.
mont party, it is rather absurd than yeXa-
tio,is to read such paragraphs as the one
quoted above.
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The Fredericksburg Herald says that inc
clash Of partvn can never make certain good
Conservatives vote for GREELEY YET the H'''
aid is one of the papers which telIus to wait
til we hear the crack of that lash before we
commit ourselves to any nominee. Inc
Herald threatens Others with the party lash,
and then threatens that it will treat that lash
with contempt if the Greeleyites use It.
Does the Herald mean to say that those Tor
whom 1t speaks will not support GREELEY II
nominated, whilst 1t will require us 10 sup
port any other nominees
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alan viii be necessary. 1t viii not 1910
lose sight of such - subject as thls. aIne
general Improvement and notifications @ y !.
growing city may put obstacles irtthe "a "
very important measures Posefs','s"'". :.
Of what every one admits should De "'"' ;. =
not wise. II Is extravagant, ana ''''" '''S
bevond hone ,laus of great merit
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STATE CONSERVATIVE CoMMIrTEE,l

STATE CoSsERvArIvE CoM ~ ,sTs
Alta MEETING OF THE 5 I A / =
n CONSERVATIVES COMMITTEE held on inc
10th of Nav 1874 It Was resolved that neetinS ol
the entire committee PRESIDENT and copsult'E i nn
hrrsl I've held on the 18th Instant. IL Me- II th'' b
lard House IN the city of kichmond c,,,,.,,
''''' X. T. DANIEL, Chairman
j. r, FISHER. Secretary ....
The following are the consulting meh''F's W WV
State Conservative Committee: rro,i,o. r
First Dis,fcf.--D &. Eelalrette, taroinr. H.
+. Montague. Mhldlesex; aud l'r. r.. H. r"""''s"'
Northampton. ,,,o r, roonsyillc.
w +, Cameron. Petersburg; ID. j. GodWlh' r"rIs-
mouth. ,r rru,bo,,uud: A. B.
Wooldridge. Chesterfield; Dr. l.. u. Ahuers""
Earth Distrid y. E. Penn, l'atrlck w: L.
Sutberiin. Danyille: +. Il. Harris. MeckiesH4rK.
Eth D;sfrict-Thomas j. kirkpafr1ck' Lfmc in
burg; ". X. Berklcy, Farmvile; A. Il. Massic'
sfrsn gDsiirict-J. H. Williams Winchester; j.
% Ra;dyyin Augusta +, Pendleton; botelour'
~ EnrenfL District,-J. V. Brooke, fauQMeri o'L'
Eemner, Madison l.. 3. Taylor, hiexahall1a,
iE;1SM DiStrict-James 4, Walker, IplasRi' ..
n. 4. Smith, Russell; j. II. French Bland ~ ~
nv lt-d&sv - ---.-- -------
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We have already published on article
touching DR.. Hoes lecture ut Ashland. ON
Petersburg correspondent recently noticed
the main features of the same lecture. These
are our only reasons for not publishing Inc
letter of Fl. Il. ...
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Mr. VOORHEES, gives the following as one
of the reasons why Greeley should be de-
feated:
"Mr. Greeley bad upheld the right of Sc.
cessiop, and has not retracted the sentiment.
Was q man fit to be elevated to the presi-
deney who stood committed to the doctrine
that whoever desired to dissolve their con-
nection with the Government had the ina.
lienabie right TO do soy" "'a
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1y=TO THE LADIES OF RICHMOND.
l respectfully invite your particular attention tony
large. beautiful. and assorted stock OF REAL,
LACES. DRESS TRIMMINGS, MOTIONS,
FANCY GOODS, &c, which have Just opened NJ
909 Main street. five doors from Ninth.
my s-lw TO. ARHISTEAD.
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1. GREELEY AND BRowN.--The New York
Herald Of Saturday says: "There is no
mistake about II, the majority of our ex.
changes, Democratic and otherwise, go for
Greeley and Brown" We may add that
four-ifths, At ieast, OF our exchanges (and the
hist Is not smalD indicate the same purpose,
and as at present advised, we can conceive of
no possible eonjunctrre Of circumstances
that will change the current Of public
opinion. --LynchJurg Hirgihiaa. h.
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ri,o THE MEMg = Il y Coys Err
j. yATIvE Nosr1N kEIEti SoNyENeEtahsSsoN =,
mime Csnyentsst q 1 Sfs'asl!VstEssqqr tue
Respectfully refer YOU rs 10 my poiticai record
tony mast Ia0rs in tllt direction for the crpcutg
Of the conservative pHrty. commencing ut HE
Wuikcr campaign and running tiiougli eaG regis r.
trion md election down t0,the present time. ~
necessary. It will be my pleasure to present to yonr
Convention testimonials il confirmation rs Isl signed,
Central conservative Committees. - "a
NV public service In other positions, latter my
scIf has met with the approval. OF my fellow-ril:-
zens., =, .ssEFs =, a., 40. 20
Richmond, INV business enterprises have been d.
recrcd with view to promote its general Interests
and add to the growing prosperity OF oarcty. 1st
AS am personally knoYn to- nearly every mem T..
add that desire gentlrune:i, at Your hands fair
consideration of my claims for this nomination.
Your verdict win be satisfactory.
If It should Ie your pleasure 10 nominate me- anu
If elected lie assured fine tlntics OF the Office will be
performed conscientinusly aid with proper re-
yard to the Interests OF the whole people OF the city
Of Richmond. Your oledient scrvsnt.
my Ii-lt - =, D.. ALFRED MOSES.
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BLAcKv oor.-We arc indebted to MesSrS.
WoopHorsE 4 PARnAM for the April NO. OF
Blacbiruui. our dear old friend has most
inviting table Of contents.
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M NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK.
LLAMA LACE POINTS. sACQUEs, sHAWLs.
DRESS GOODS, EMBROIDERlEs, &C,
JUST OPENED.
T.R. PRICE & CO.. now In market, are making
heavy additions to their splendid stock In all that Is
new, varied and attractive. :. Is
THREAD and LLAMA POINTS and SACQUES,
SPRING und SUMMER SHAWLS, in great varie-
ty; HERMANN and GRESADINE SHAWLS for
mourning; PARASOLS, SUN-SHADES. and La
DIES UMBRELLAS.
Enormous stock OF English, French. and American
PRINTS, including every variety Of DOLLY
WARDEN. One thousand packages or more just
opened ~ o,,o ~ t.a
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLlNS, M0HAlRS,
FIGURED CHALLIES, GRENADINES Striped
anu fgurcd). ORG ANDIES. lawns, PERCALES,
CAMBRICS, JACONETS. &C., &c.
IN MOURNING GOODS.
STRIPED and PLAIN IRON GRENADINES,
.HERNANNIS. In silk and wool SILK WARP AL
PACAS, MOHAlR ALPAcAS, CHALEIES,
FRENCH BERAGES, Wells, SHAWLS, COL
LARS, &C., &C.
BY every steamer and express daily they add to
their select stock, and only ask look from retail
aud wholesale buyers 10 insure sales.
g sr y T. r. PRICE & CO.,
mys .s 1101 Main and Eleventh streets.
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M SHuCKS! SHUCKS! SHUCKS!-
Take notice that G. b. STACY & son will from
this date PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
for all BRIGHT SHUCkS delivered to them In
Richmond In good order. my Nv Eliot
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THERE WILL BE A CALLED MEET
L ING of the BOSS PAINTERS OF This cry On
TITtrRSDAY the 10th Instant at so'clnck nj MONT,
cello Hail rnad street. 1t Is desired that all should
bt present as business of importance VIII bc hrought
, ne p,s tha meeting. my. l5-2t*
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u,O CONSUMERS OF a,s ata
PETROLEUM I.UERlrATiS6 OILS

TO CONSUMERS Or
PETROLEUM L.UBRlrATiSG OILS
z Purchasers are cautioned that the OIL sofa ny "
differs from all other Lntrinnting OTIS s''H {" ~
market, We IRE the sole agents here Ter 'f' '"
ginta Natural Pesroeunr LubrIeatths OH, every "
rel OF which sold by us bearing oar Drama s''.'
Virginia Natural Petroleum. f.uorsfatinx 'h'' sN
cell, Laiil & Co., Agents, Richmond, Va
1 II III not. u mixtare or residdni OH eo"'a"''o
chemicals hurtiul TO machinery, baia
PURE; NATURAL, WEST VIRGINIA PEfR'-
i.EUM LURkIGArisG OIL,
of % degrees gssyity which win lonser, = he
ter h,irlcatos, and is therefore cheaper ua't w.
socsts Labriealing th1rs Il sS1 ~
offered under the itsfc ~ toto prizes, g,tr ""'''
.,torthless ~ fme and their use viii iest ,,,,t
We guarantee y sel The ETk oLEGMhka ~ io
GAZING OIL OF the best and pirest vi
tks RE sGras Gittde OF oil c Dc e06lhs ets Gan,
and Iwer than Il eau he Sold In this tiiarsv a
samers a,l plesse bear this ln mfa ZOE oy H.. r..
durability luhrcaimg prope anu s VI u
srabe G;,,,ites the OF sold by us Is aisaftsSsoSa
- 4 PURCELL. ADD = 49,, 49,,
$500, ~ ~ $500 80 Richmond
II = e
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In Dauvle. on the morning Of Tie l4th; hlrs. a.
e. AGREE, wife of Mr.. E.F Atrrc, anu athEhts .,
OF Afr. A. f. Harvey of thIscty, ihtie
'I Tier funeral wit,kc place To-DA At half-past
le O'Clock from t,c Ftrat Baptist church Ihe
tend, .-sFrf ~ rrt
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IOR SHERIFF.--I beg leave to declare
Il myself Il candidate for reelection to the Office
of SHERIFF, and most respectfully request the
votes of the citizens OF Richmond subject 10 the
choice of the Conservative Nominating Convention
nv li-at* JOHN W. WRIGHT.
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I .MAERrRp.
IlYED.

MASON. the wife Of AIR. stephen Mason, after y
shurt Illness c,,,, ,,. 30
rtcr,s cathedral IN THURSDAY the 10Th nj W
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MILITARY NOTICES.

.."- HEADQUARTERS FIRSTl
s.. VIRGINIA Volt STEERS,
. RICHMOND, May Is. 1871.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 12.--An in
VI yitution having been extended this sommand
to participate in the HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL
CELEBRATION. ccmii.andlnts OF companies are
OF CITY Hall TODAY promptly At ! o'clock !. ~.
in full dress uniform, armed anu cuplcd LOT i'Gi
NV comlnali,i of Colonel John 4. SLOAN.
J.E. LAuGHToS. JR.,
Ndiutant.
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pY THE ADVICE OF A GREAT
- many worthy and reliable citizens, Imost re-
specially announce myself candidate for HIGH
CONSTABLE. subject to the action Of the COnser-
rative party. ~ s,..5. 1.1# =
my Ii-t* .4..- JAMES ID. LYLE
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u .HOLZINGER, ESQ: Dear Sir,-1 take.
AZ. great pleasure in saying that during thepcriod
o. your connection with the Office of Deputy Ser
Reant OF this city you have discharged the duties of
your responsible position with an intelligence, In
dustry, and integrity which has gained my warm
COMMUNICATION, rs well as the confidence Of those
with whom you have been associated,
Ws Very truly yours,
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A CARD,-At the Instance, Of Organs az
N having ability, and perfect knowledge Of Cities
K States Governments, and In sle Wisdom and JUS
ticc of CcrxlIn Offices being filled by rotation, Char
acterlstickbf Citizens, Nationality. am announced
Ia the Voters and Conservative Nominating. power.
As Il fit Person TO Serve them, IN good faith, As
Mayor for the City. Of Richmond Va, Or any other
Reputable Office, at Considerable reduction In Sala
rieS. GID. WOOTTON Atty Mt Law
my 15-lt* No. 1920 Main street.
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LECTURES. 30 s'si ~
S. 4 PARABLE FROM THE ARABIAN
NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENTS" e>'''"
ALECTURE BY DIR. HOGE.. ia Va. !s,.s
ALECTURE BY DIR. HOGI

REV. DIR. HOGE, of this city, will deliver lee
turc OH the above subject IN the ,,..g.z,g.. ...
ASSEMBLY HALL
on THURSDAY NIGHT next, May 18th, for the
beneft OF the Manchester Presbyterian church, at
SAP. NJ. F's1ssl N'sS.'5 =" ''...i ,Ss~+-
Tickets may he had at the principal bookstores al
kellogg Gibson's and at tie door, .S: All q.
Admission: Fifty. cents. ,ny:15-st
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND ..4Efh
Y PACKET COMPANY.-Thc steam. sssssss-sss
ship GE0kGE Il. UPTON leaves New ioik T'cis
SATURDAY; leaves Richmond every 1UEsDhl'
The steamship WILLIAM =. CLYDE: Leaves Ars
York every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond e''''
FRIDAY. Freight received daily. ..ta.-
ID. EURR, President. l2l+ Nam aic.s
8. ALEXANDRA, Agent and General salSa!"'
tendent. ss .os5ES 80
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A TTENTION, HOWITZERS!-- AVA
n Assemble al y"ur arilory iHio Estaa,9
MORNING ut l13 O'Clock In full dress uni -
form.
By order of the coinmandant , =
my Kit X. G. WORKMAN, o. =
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.sTs COMPANY. ATTENTION-H
In obedience Ia orders from regl- q
mental headquarters, you will meet, fully uui- "
formed and equipped for parade, ut your armory
Nv order Of Iantaiu. IL. G. MORRIS.
niv I5-Ifs Orderly Sergeant
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r RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY
L SELF g candidate for CITY SERGEANT, suh-
jert to Conservative nomination. .-"
: my li-lw \. ". LEE.