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ARRIVAL or SALMON EGas.-The agent of
the German Government has arrived ut New
York with 100000 salmon eggs, 100000 of
which are Il present from the German to the
American Government, the balance being
purchased BY the Government from private
parties. But small percentage were found
to be dead on unpacking the eggs. The
Herald says:
"They were carefully packed with moss
in sixty large boxes, the whole occupying on
board ship $50 cubic feet. Those specially
presented by Germany were packed Mt the
Government establishment in Hunlngen, on
the Rhine. Those purchased by our Gov
eminent were packed at the establishment
of MIR. Schustcr, In Frinburg. the original
cost being 81 per thonsand-a very small
price, it is considered, compared with the
Canadian price, which has been $40 per
thousand. The boxes were conveyed to DR..
SIack's hatclipg establishment, ut Blooms
bury, n. j., to be picked over, and the sound
eggs repackcd and distributed TO the rivers
In States Where the water is suitable for tile
growth Of salmon. This distribution will
include the States OF Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, Connecticut, New York, New Jer-
sey, Ohio, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and IL
| luOiS."
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Letter from Petersburg.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
PrTFEsRURG February q. 1877;

| Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.J
PETERSBURG, February &, 1878.
The Petersburg Brewing and Milling Com.
pany was organized at a meeting held last
night in Library Hall, at which Captain D.
A. Hinton was chairman and Captain J. D.
Young secretary. After explanatory remarks
by Colonel j. B. Raulston, the originator of
the enterprise, the meeting was organized
into joint-stock company, and the following
officers elected: President, Colonel j. B.
Raulston; Vice-President, n. T. Patteson |;
Secretary and Treasurer, j. D. Young; Dr.
rectors, Captain d. A. Hinton, John Dieh,
and NJ. Farrell. Two more directors are to
be elected. The maximum capital stock of
the company is $4,000; minimum, $4,000.
About 81, 900 has already been subscribed.
A letter was received to-day from MessrS.
Morris & Reid, commission merchants of
Cincinnati, stating that they had just sent
consignment Of goods to one Of our commits
sion merchants by way Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. This Is the first shipment
of through freight that has been made over
the recently-completed line which links the
James with the Ohio river to any Peters
burg house, and marks new era in the Du.
siness history of the city.
The lecture of Hon. A. 81. Kelley at
Library Hall has been postponed on account
of other entertainments which will be ex.
hibited in the city tomorrow.
The collections for city taxes, for licenses,
and from the receipts Of Blandiord Gene.
terry, were S4,635.30 for the year ending
January 3lst.
There have been very heavy sales of loose
tobacco at the warehouses Of the city to-day.
Some 10000 pounds were sold, in parcels
ranging from 600 and $4,000. The price
of Tugs ranged from S6 to 1915, and that of
good leaf tobacco from IS to Sl3 per hun
dred weight, which are regarded us excel
lent prices for the season.
A splendid new shifting-engine, with six
drivers and detached tender, was received
here to-day for the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad, Virginia and Tennessee divi-
sion. II was made in the works of William
Mason, at Taunton, Mass. ~
The rain has been falling heavily and hard
all day, and the river has already risen sevc-.
raj feet.
An adjourned meeting In the interests OF
the proposed new hotel win lie held tonight.
The enterprise Is said to promise well. st.
Patrick's Society viii also meet tonight to
perfect arrangements for the celebration OF
the nafxi day Of thar Saint. as,
the new tEacS for the Atlantic. Mlssis-
|sippi and Ohio rsiiroad, ana the Richmond
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Professor TYNnALL "sailed" by the last
steamer. He had q parting with his ad.
mirers in New York city on Tues.
day night. The Tribune says the parsy
tiiat shook hands with him represent.
ed not only the culture and social and
scientific progress Of the country, but !" also
the cordial goodwill which all the people
9 bold for our parting guest.n TYsDALL is q
graf man. We do not Ike the extremes to
which he pushes bis positiyism, but ne hiss
some Of The noblest redeeming traits. We
admire him for bis love Of nature and his In.
Hksp.d daring and lefois,n In prosscutiag bis
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GRoUND-Hoa SloN.-That abominable
grounding came out on the I'd instant, and
seeing the shadow of himself, instantly re-
turned to his underground residence. This
would indicate that we are to have six weeks
more of winter weather. We have had con-
tiuuous, incessant winter for ten weeks-the
severest winter ever experienced in this lati-
tude within our remembrance. If it con-
tinues six weeks longer the live stock will
sufler.-StduntOia Vlrglnian.
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INDEMNITY 20 THE Boris ESTATE Wash
ington, February 5.-The President having
declined TO sign the bill upproprating
10000 to the children of the late John
Minor Bolts, of Virginia, for injuries done
by the United States troops to his property
during the war, and not having returned the
bill to Congress within ten days from the
time of his receiving it, it has become law
without his signature.
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CGj ROSADALIS.-HuET Ala,
March 20 1sG3.- Condemnation two years WIS
sufferer with infammatory rheumatism. Duling
that time took various remedies that protested to
cure the disease, but with no success About six
months ago EOSaDALIS was recommended 10 me
by my physician. took it as prescribed, aud this
result is very satisfactory. Besides my own know
many other cases In which the Rosada!is has proved
successful, Yours. truly, j. j. PlTMAS,
Postmaster at Huntsville, ALI
[Extrac. from letter Of 2Cth March, from a. F.
Wheeler, Esq, druggist, Lima, Ohio.l
I'm conclusion l can cay Rosi-
dalis Is the best blood-plutIer we have, without
Doubt fe l-f2"
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studies on the very pinpacles OF the Alps.
Hs has great brain and great heart.

THE GREELEY EsTATr.-The New York
Tribune, speaking OF the abandonment Of the
strife over the remains Of the late Mr. GREE
LEY by his estimahle daughters. says:
rnnieasfnu subject that whereas the attorney. IN
dorssd by The executors, !ntimates that the este o.
Sir Greeley Is worth over SsOoooo, cur own I'M" IF
nation is that. with the exception Of sx snar s 1a
Tribune stock there Is scarcely dollar OF
money or an acre OF productive real estate Msr
% the estate. f the oNecnt@ra can MAN they viii de-
serve the gratitude Of tho orphans and the approval
of NIL good men,
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a3oo,ooo,0Oo
limited BATES SIS Of 1851,

issued under the act Of Congress above mentioned.
Applications may be made payable either in cash
lin gold) or in five-twcnty bonds of any Issue.
TIE BONDS NOW OFFERED ARE ALL
THAT REMAIN OF THE $500, 100000 FIVE
PER CENTS AUTHORIZED BY CONGRESS-
and 4 Is hardly necessary to say that the comblna-
ton entrusted with the management Of this nego-
tiatlou embraces connections I'm Europe and Ame-
RIGA which practically insure the placing of the en-
tire amount and the REDEMPTION OF $780,
600. 600 OF BIyE-TWENTY BONDS; AFTER
WHICH ONLY FOUR AND ONE-IIALF AND
FOUR PER CENT. BONDS WILL REMAIN
FOR HOLDERS OF FlvE-TWENTlES DE
cL1NING THIS LAST OPPORTUNITY TO EX-
CHANGE VoR FIVE PER CENTS.
Tho Coupon Bonds mrs In denominations Of $50,
$780, $500, ooo ooo and $4,000. The Registered
Bon ds are In like amounts, with the addition Of de-
nominations of $4,000 and $4,000 Interest paya-
bic quarterly, will commence from lst February, the
first interest payment being May l, 1873.
The Bonds may, ut tho option Of the holder, be
registered and United States Treasury checks, for
interest thereon, will be sent from Washington to
the post-oce address of the holder in any part Of
America or Europe.
Applications will be received at the Office of either
of the undersigned and must be accompanied by the
required deposit.
Payments In GOLD will DO made as follows:
6pER GENT. APPLICATION
5PER CENT..............ON ALLOTMENT.
40 PER CENT...............OSM MAY l.
so PER CENT. ..........o ON JUNEL
Whom preferred, the deposit, upon application,
may be made in currency or any United States
bonds.
Interest Of per cent lgold) per annum will be
added from February 10 the date of tho several pay
ments.
Payments in Eiye-Twenties will ba made by ex-
changing bond for bond, interest being adjusted to
February l. The preliminary deposit Of five per cent
In such cases will be returned on receip. Of the Five
Twentes-the class OF which must bs specified In the
application.
Tho books will be opened simultaneously In Eu-
rope and America, on tho 9TH INSTANT, AND
REMAIN OPEN UNTIL THE EVENING or
THE TIN INSTANT, and The sllotincu,s Will be
made as soon as possible thereafter.
Provisional receipts tsOrip) will be given for ths
deposits. The bonds Will be furnished at as early
date as practicable agains. corresponding amounts
Of ave-twenty bonds or payment in full
Should the allotmen: Of bonds not equal the sub,
scription the preliminary deposit in eanh csss will
be returned forthwith to the extent of the excess
When desired we viii furnish tho coin twlthou'
commission) and make settlement In currency, ant
will also receive at current market price any bon
Of United States other than Five-Twentes.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
MORTON BLISS & CO.,
DREXEL, MORGAN & co.
Applications will also be received by
Messrz FISK q HATCH,
CLARK, DODGE 4 CO.,
Messrs. yERMMYE & CO.,
Asssrs. HENRY cLEWs & CO.,
- FIRST NATIONAL, and
49, FOURTH NATIONAL RANKS
aecn wnym sAs sussss nay be procured.
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D JANUARY, 1873.
NEW STABLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.

T. u. PRICE 6 CO.. III spite Of the recent al
vance In cotton goods will continue 10 sell BROWN
anu BLEACHED COTTONs. SHEETlNGS. al"
similar goods at prices ruling during the fal'
and early winter, thus ailording an opportunity :"
housekcepers aud others to supply themselves no.
Gently received
So, 81, and lo-l Cotton ShecuDgs, Blcnched and
Brown Cottons, Linen SheetinSs and Irish Linens
Towels, Huckabacks, 81 aud Io-i Table DamasAs'
Table Napkins, TrayClo;hs, Doylies, torseis, BUS
ties Kid Gloves Ganntlets, Hosiery, Linen and Lace
Collars and Sets uemstitchcd and Embroidered
Handkerchief, Seckties, &C.; Dark and Light
Prints, &c. (ial6J Z. II. PRICE Gu.
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CARRIAGES.

.f,rtea anuarye2 is5s, at 81 Mark.s c!aSpssss; -
s.V. ToRGEE; bosh OF Rithn1ond no cafos. ,,
married. at Hlilsboro', Va. by Rev. W z. EM.
Miss C0HSELIA 81 VIM TO Mr. r. LEr fln
ali OF Albeinarle county, Va. ,-S.... abssrner
Central Pre3byterfdn anu CH''s'"1' o'
plcisc COPY, -,--sz,-xxzr
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and Petersburg railroad, was not eolnp'e.'u
to-day as had been expected. ,..,o,ted.
No more smallpox Case a.o arten.
Inc oaoA '''e RoBIs ADAIR
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E /. d. BRIGGS'S
OLD-ESTABLISHED BAKERY,
7O7 MAIN STREET.

BREAD. BUNS, ROLLS. and BISCUITS.
CAKES OF ALL KINDS.
LOOK At LIST OF CRACKERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL:
SODA CRACKERS, BUTTER CRACKERS.
OYSTER CRACKERS, WATER CRACKERS
CREAM CRACKERS AURowRoOr CRACKERS.
LEMON CRACKERS. SUGAR CRACKERS,
Mushroom CRACKERS, PILOT BREAD,
SUGAR CAKES, MoLAssES CAKES.
Country merchants will 10 well TO give me \ call
before buying. p'
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Total, 10000 gifts. all cash. 100000
To provide means for this magnificent Concert,
one hundred thousand tickets only will he Issued
large portion Of which are already sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets $40: halves. IS; and quarters, $3.50
Eleven whole tickets for $cn. No discount OIL less
than SlJJ orders. Nothing could BIZ more appro-
pirate for presents than tickets to this BANQUET OF
WEALTH, or more likely - produce grantcT salts
lactory results. The object OF this THIRD GIFT
CONCERT IS the enlargement and endowment OF ING
Public Library OF Kentucky, which. by the special
forever free to I'LL citzeS OF every State. This con-
cert will be conducted like the rs and second, hcrC-
tGfurr given. and full particulars of the mode OF
drawing the gifts and paying them, ana everything
necessary ~ thorough understanding OF tue
scheme, from beginning to end are now published
IN tie form OF circular, which Will DC 1ufnlshea
free OF cost to any who apply.
The entire management OF tllls Undertaking Has
been committed ny the trustees to Hon. THOMAS Z.
BRANLETrE re, late Governor of kentucky, to whom
all communications pertaining 10 the Gilt Concert
II. r. DURRETT, President.
W. \. HALDEMiN, Nicc-Prcsldent
JOHN s. CAIN, Secretary Of Public Library OF AeIi-
tucky.
FARa1EKs AND DRovERs BANK, Treasurer.
Tickets are now ready for sale, and all orders for
NATION, etc, will meet with prompt attention when
addressed to me rs below directed.
TIIOMES L. BRAMLETTE,
Louisville. Kentucky,
Agent Public Library of Kentucky.
IN p-tIa
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w JANUARY, 1873.
NEW BLACK GOODS FOR MOURNING.

IT, PRICE & co. llve opened recently
BLACK DOUBLE MOHAIRS, OTTCMANS.
ALPACAS, GRAPE CLOTHS, TAMESE.
DE LANES, IMPER tTRiCE, CEErONS,
GRAPES ana GRAPE Wells, GLOVES,
GRAPE COLLARS, &C., &C.
Many handsome fall and winter DRESS GOODS
will be closed out during this aud the ensuing month
at very reduced figures. 4 call is solicited.
tala +. X. PRICE & CO.
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3lz<<2z4e<E2zszn1Aske
DEATHS.

MED In this city. February fth ut the
bor n,'cIe Tiev. G.. Fl. Readl. OF rbeumh!c ie''A'
LILY is ABEL WAbKER,o Of Darien, ga -,e'-s1
T,,o, February 9Th, WILLIE MARCELLUsNl M M,
MY oniv child of hureiius W. and Matue d. NJ"
non aeed TWO wears and nine months -, .--o
Univ in the short space OF eleven oays haS WV
children been snatched away. a'.-.
Cod looked upon his cheruh bano, i
And one was wanting there
Toswcll nj ing the holy lanu
The HYMNS of praise and prayer.
o,o ,,,tie soul which long had been ne
Halfway Tween earth and sky
TTnte iapted In a world OF SIN
He watched with loving eye.
twas too promising flower ~
To bloom upon this earth,
And God did give 1t angel power
and bright celestial birth.
The world was all too bleak and cosa
: To yield 1t quiet rest
Col took IL to a shepherd s lolc,
And laid IL on his breast
.rs.' Now WILLIE. III his Saviour ) arms
Forever undc1led,
Amid the little chernb band,
There little WILLIE lias.
11,. f.,er,l will tako place from his fathers TGsI
dence Twentv-fftil street between N anu W. rN
DAY. 7th at o'clock I. NJ. .,-a
Charlotte. y. c., and Portsmouth,, Va.' papers
please copy.
pIed in this city, on the morning OF the 2tn IL
slant, mt "a o'clock ofparalysis, DAVID D. T1EcE'
I'm the seventy first year of his age. ,ao,,co,
Ills funeral Will take place from DIS iale TcsIuGS
Nh la Yves. ;Juval street, ut 10 O'Clock a. NJ
DAY. February It'll. Friends and relatives OF Ine
family arc respectfully invited TO attend. o.x
Norfolk papers please copy.
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S700 0O0 THE DIRECTORS OF

100000. THE TIE DIRECTORS OF
WE DE LEA II,S Go ~ PA S5o deemed
oR h 's'IS'V GI F gS'tcPSoSSN cERr
NEW AND nE11G y ri q tbs SEASIDE RESORT
- the concert viii take place without fall on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1878,
opERA-HousE 4 ' SStoRFoLK, VA,
when the following lnysnlficent gifts, amounting 10
will be distributed by lot 10 the holders of tickets
Gift In GreenDacks OF. ...-..........."..S 1000
Gifts in Grcenbacks of $1,000 eaeh........ 5000
% Gifts In Grccnhacks OF $500 each 1U,000
rs Beautifpuy-located Cottage Lots "hy the
se4,' 80 BY lso feet. ut Vue dc fE"u' - am
200 other bcautiruIly-located Cottage Lots,
IS by lsO feet, at Vue dc rEau, valued
leo Gifts III Grecnbacks OF 800 each. 10000
4ol Gifts, valued 100000
10000 TICKETS, ONLY IS EACH.
The distribution of GIFTS will take place imme-
Opera-IIose. and In full view of the audience, under
the immediate supervision of the President and d.
rectors Of the Vue &c rEau Company and the fol-
lowing distinguished gentlemen, who have kindly
consented to be present and see that the gifts are
properly distributed as advertised:
HON. HON. MNor n MASor sn SSIfok
Hon. J. Il. WHITEHEAD, cx-Mayor OF Norfolk.
Colonel WALTER II. TAYLOR, Of Norfolk.
JAMES &. HOLIDAY, Esq, Of Portsmouth.
Should the tickets be not all sold when the Concer,
comes or the presents will be distributed in proper
ton to the number sold.
Currency-Gifts win be paid In CASH at our bank
inghouse, Ia the city Of Norfolk presentation of
the tickets entitled thereto, without discount For
further particulars and for tickets, apply TO the
dersigned. who alone are authorized to appoin.
agents for the sale of tickets.
The Undersigned Directors of the Yue dc I'Eau
Company, pledge themselves TO the public that the
above Grand Gift Concert shall take place on
THURSDAY. February 2cth, 1873, as announced In
above card the basis Of the original advertise.
ment as to the distribution OF gifts.
WM. LAMB, X. d. NELLY, NJ. PARKS,
V. d. GRoSEH, WM. II. WHITE, W. REED,
T.. 6. CHIC. GEO. ". GRICE y. BURRUSs,
+. &. LINDSEY.
All orders for the purchase Of tickets will meet
with prompt attention..
BURRUSS, SON & CO.,
Banking and Financial Agents,
Vue de rEau Company, Norfolk, Va.
Agents for the sale OF tickets IN this city: JOHN
9. PAGE, DR.. Main street and &C Ford's Hotel.
10 Is-Sa& TutFcll. tdtFeb:o
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~ GENTLEMEN'S LINEN COLLARS
ut 75c. per dozen worth $3.50: IL
GESTLENES'S RECHERCHE COLLARS, new style,
at 75c per dozen worth Sa.25;
GESTLEMEN'S LINEN MARQUIS COLLARS nj $l5c
per dozen worth So: ....-.-- g.
GESTLEMgS's BLEAcHED and UNBLEACuED Cor
TON SOCKS; . ...r, .- <,
UNDERsHIRTS DRAWERS, TIES, SCARFs, Ora
CorToS, SILK. and LINEN HANDKEHcHIErs;
COTTON NIGHT-CAPS: .
DoGsKIS, KID, SILK, THREAD, BUCK, and CorTtN
GLOVES;
Pr AIN and EMBROIDERED SEIRT-BoSOMS;
CLOTHS, CASsIAERES, TESTITGS,
TAILoRS' TRIMMINGS,
TRAyRLLISG -SIIAwLS and BLANKETS.
LEVY BROTHERS,,
..st lO17 and 1919 Main street
Look ut our yard-wlds BLEACHED COTTON at l5c.
per yard ..---.-. ."..r" ies
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Died. ut her fathers residence on Drowns isian9'
at Iot o'clock on the 9Th instant, RIOS ANY y.
TAYLOR, second daughter OF Edward u ahu ''i' "''
Taylor. - ~, fn,,,r ern
Msthodist Fpiscopal Church (coored) THIS friday
AFTERNOON at 81 O'Clock.
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spECYAL yOTrcEs. J

NJ HoNEY.GoMB QUILTS, large
enough for the largest beds ~ Ellis, sL2s, and
SO, worth 90. $3.50, and So;
HEAVY CALICO CoNFoRTABLZS at $50 worth
$3.50; se.&sss
BLANKETS from $3.50 n s!s per pair;
TRAVELLING BLANKETS and CARRIAGE EoDEs at
RI s. worth IS;
GEsTLEsiES's sHAwLs at $3.50 worth $40;
LADIES sHAwLs from S. 10 $40:
CLoAKs Of the latest styles at cost TO close;
CnHDREss (girisl WATERPROOF SUITS at one
half the cost:
INGRAM and TnREE-PLT CARPETS at cost;
RUGS and MATS In great variety and ut prices 10
suit tho times;
A full line Of RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENS:
A large stock OF TABLE LINEN and Lrgss sHgEr-
n ING. LEVY BROTHERS,
sfes 1917 and 1o1e Main street
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L
w TIDIES>at soc. worth &c.;
cLARK's and CoATs's SPOOL Corrov at 7cc. per
dozen;
No. COVENTRY RrFrLE at CSC. worth scc.;
No. 10 COVENTRY RCFFLE at 81 worth $50; ~
CROCHET EDGISC. 1e yards for 15c. worth &c. per
yard; a.--------. .---.-..---.--.
CROCHET EDcING, 70 yards for CSC. worth SC. per
yard: st-s sss.sI q 10 soe -,gE
Genuine THREAD BoBBIS-EDGE, piece Of IS yards
for SOC. worth SC. pcr yard; s.aE
DIafrrY BANDS at l0c. worth roc;
HAMBURGH EpGINGs and INsEITlSGs at Is, %, a5,
and up 10 $3.50 per yard;
LADIES LINEN COLLARS at soc. per dozen worth
LADIES LINEN COLLARS at 81 per dozen worth
2oc. apiece:
All kinds Of new style RCFFLES Mt low prices:
JET, GILT, and PLATED JETELRY much below
regular prices; .-
$3.50 per pair worth ~ and IS;
USBLEACuEp KNITTING COTTON, three, four, and
ire-strand. ut soc. per pound;
HANDMADE WoRSTED HOODS at &C. worth &c.;
NUBIAs at 75c would he cheap at 81;
WoRsTED HOSE, for children, at la. Is. 30, and
CSC:
INDrA-RUBBER BUsTLEs, ~- --.r
fSDIA-RUDBER CLOTHS -.-4 ~
INDIA-RUBBER BUTTONS. HMR-PINs, COMBS, and
ISDIA-RCBDER DIAPERS: 81:
LEATHER BELTS I'm great variety: -
SATCIIELS, TRUNKS, and BASKETS. very cheap, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1n17 and 1919 Main street.
Look at our yard-wide BLEAcHED COTTON at isc.
per yard. st& 1es
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I BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS!
sELLING OFF AT COST
DRESS GOODS,
PRINTS,
WHITE GOODS,
CASSIMERES,
FLANNELS,
SHEETINGS.
.BLEACHED aud BROWN CoTTcNs
DOMESTIC PLAIDS,
UNDER-SHIRTS, &C.,
SHAWLS,
SKIRTS,
QUILTS.
HOSIERY and GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
RIBBONS, &C., &c.
Don't miss the bargains at
WILLIAM THALH1MER s sons,
No. 1913 Main street, opposite post-onlce,
ja2i aud Col Broad street, corner Sixth.
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~ CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
have just received 4 full stock OF
LINEN SHEETINGs,
.- TABLE DAMASK,
TOWELS, NAPKINS, ...-
... COTTON SHEETINGS, and
SIIIRTINGS,
of all qualities, with n fnll stock of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS GENERALLY. =.
Also, ....
TARLATAN ROBES,
sPaNGLED TARLATAN,
WHITE AND COLORED TARLATANs,
WHITE AND OPERA KIDS,
FANS, ... s..
LACES Of every description for parties,
to VIII ch they invite inspection.
CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN s co.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DEN. s1sR
~ TISr,-ofice 1913 Main street, Rich VS
moEd, Ya--dur!n2 the short days may be found at
his Office from A. NJ. To- p. IL.
AL operations IN dentistry performed In the best
manuer.
painless extraction of teeth. dc 4-eod3m
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EDUCATIONAL.

DICHMOND COLLEGE.-The second
III half Of the current session opens 18th FEB
For terms and other particulars, apply to
Il. PURYEAR,
fe Slot Chairman of the Faculty.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


M THE sALE40F TIE VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE OF ti,eIat firm Of KENTs PAINE
q Co, advertised to taks place yesterday was, IN
consequence Of the rain, postponed till THIS DAY
at o'clock P. III, On the premises.
WELLINGTON GODDIN,
fe7 II. r. H0WISON, Trustees.
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GIFT CONCERTS.

pleasure to the entertainment, and
TEN THOUSAND CASH GIFTS.
aggrcgatirg n vast total OF HALE 4 MILLION DOL
LARS currency. will be distributed by lot to the
tickct-hol!Grs rs follows:
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JAM ES WICK,
Rochester. Now YORK
METHODIST
GREAT HISTORICAL VALUE
GOOD READINGFOR THE FAMILY

THE METHODIST, although bearing denomi
national name, contains much to interest all whC
In
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road don't traverse all the counties
in the State. But why members in
other counties should desire to per-
nit State property to become utter
ly worthless from inattention and
want OF proper repairs, would puzzle
a Philadelphia lawyer to determine.
1t is a great injustice to the State it,
self, as well as to the people who
use the road, and help to contribute
to its exchequer by their tolls.
Since the above was written we
see that the House has reconsider
ed the vote by which the bill was
lost, and possibly due regard for
the necessities of the case may Sc
cure the passage of the bill. If the
members have doubts, let them send
out Il Committee to report, and their
doubts will be removed.