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Cgrrlr-NcBniEn MATTEEs-OAKEs AMEs's
DErEHcg-TuADDrrs STEvENs's CoNrLICITY.-
ICorrespondcmce New York Ii3bune.l-
Washinqt0n, February 2l.-Oakcs AWc5 IS
Preparing Il long statement giving what Is
described as his whole connection with inc
Credit .tlohilivr job. Ills friends say it Will
he the truth, and nothing but the truth, but
they do not pretend TO say that it viii be the
whole truth. Mr.. Arnn5 says he can't speak
before IN audience, and can't read very well,
and, further, that his hearing is not very
good. This being the case. he has asked
Mr.. Mcpherson, the clerk Of the House, to
be present Oil Tuesday next, ready to read
bis statement, il necessary.
The New York ECrM Of "Wednesday last
charged that. notwithstanding the evidence
or the Hon. y. j. Dickcy, nf Pennsylvania,
before the Wilson Credit llcbiiicr Commit
toe. the late TiaddcuS Stevens received
$50, 600 for his services III securing the pas.
sacc of tie Pacific Railroad bills in 1862 and
1864. II il further charged thar Mr.. Dickey
withheld this from the committee in his ties.
timouy with Il view to ascertain what ground
the editor OF the World has for his assertion,
Mr.. Dickcy has caused TO be summoned tC
appenr hc.or" tie committee Manton Marble
and William 3. Reed. 1t is supposed that
Mr.. Reed wrote the article in question. Lie
is from Pennsylvania, aud was Minister to
China during part Of Andrew Johnson's ad'
ministration. Mr. Dickey, who is one oil
Mr.. Steyens's executors, will ami The
witnesses before the Wilson Committee.
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J. ,,..lyYn ,ntsrest ne BIZ, II WIFI here
eaiiaefed shifed. but Mr.. Au1es was express,
if1s Iis oninion 10 loudly that he was wafnea
thaf IL attracted attention. One WTiter
rennsnnts his pointed remarks 0 ! follows:
t.Attract attention. snid Dir. Ames,
.twhiIe the president of that railroad, VINO
roes TO DEPARTMENT clerks 10 know Whe,nef
his road should be built over or q
| mountain. You don't give the man nus que,
sir. No. sir. you don't do it. never askeu
a congressman in my life to vote Tor anytninH
I was interested in: and Ginery IWich"ii
| can do il, and nobody wants MN eStN"f >.
! Let thcm cypel me. 1t wouTint :" , dis.
orornf,, after all TO be kicked opr of an as.
sembIy like this ; but when up, vote istaken
tteli YOU this cloak-fon'..n won't be large
enough. No, sir il Won't be large enough.
Then there will be such a lodging rs you
never did see And it amt those who will
vote, but the Sc that won't vote and can vote
that will ma &c it Interestingly
"Then ycu do not fear the action of the
uonsc?" rs ked his Democratic %neighbor.
NO" rc Piled Ames; "Fve too good a
companion Brooks, l mean. They say poll
tics someti aics make strange bedtellows
Ny shovel business has p-oSpercd without
politics, bit I never thought | would be
yokcd with q Democrat and sentenced to he
cruciticd-po!itically crucified, l mean, sir.
II amt, after III, so much the manner of dy-
Ing as the company you are in"
Amos said lie Gidn't want to be profanc,
but if lee WAS going TO be expelled because
the people demanded 4 victim they might
give him at least another companion whose
political sympathiea were moro agreeable to
| him.
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LETTER. oXEs.-Thc po>t-cficc %appropti;-
tior bill which is now under consideration
in Congress requires that all persons re-
l~ceiying their mail hy the free delivery Sys-
| TEN shall provide ut their dwellings, Offices.
or places of business proper rcccpticles for
q safe, economical, and speedy delivery Of
their mail matter.
This is a wise and just provision. It is an
Outrage upon n hundred people to have a
lettcr-carrier waiting ten or fifteen minutes
at a single house for the appearance of some
one to whom he can deliver his mail matter.
Persons who have not sufficient regard for
the wishes Of other people to provide a let
ter-box ought not to be permitted, and here
after will not be permitted, to receive Their
letters and papers at the hands of the car
riers.
P. S. Since the above was written We lcarr
~tbat the provision in regard to leltcr-bcXcs
was defeated in the Senate last Saturday
We regret its defeat, which only nuke.
our remarks Oh the subject The more ap,
| propriate. Perhaps the House Of I.ep.cScn.
AAatives will restore this feature Of tie bin.
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,fbas sors of : ruse upon our editorial editorial 6 son Z,
rrsres when they get the adsa'lnsa :, ae nv
s aiss,,ssion we should count ourselves iot-
Spain.
tunNte.

,c,narked that whether black
white crayats were the ias!iSnn nc
,,.as ALWAYS prepared for he hau hot'si'
,,v,-n white c~rayat, which was cons''','!
t.a,o,,inc black. and q black cravat, when
VAS constantly becoming white. 30 IL seems
.,o 10 with the republican and The inonaIch'"'.
forms Of government. The former III" ."
rho lime becoming monarcllical or dcspo'e
!, ,ncir character whilst the latter "e
always becoming republican. In SPAN ~
puhl;canism seems 10 he in the asec'u''' 90.
now. The people have become '''e" y
;,i,,.s and crowns, and hereditary privileges
md stringent laws, aud have dctcriii'Nca u
49,. y o~oyarurlcrt republican in form. IN
mis- country. on the contrary aic re-
nub!;rln form Of government winch
our fathers established has yiehiea
70 q desro.ic government except III name
Cnnrrcss proposes to govern the States a
so,,1n;,S and nobody seems TO regard that
os . crea. matter. II is Just rs Their iilSH-
.c.scs choose. So we are net gong 70 sp'l
opr throats growing over the expulsion OF
AMADEUS from Spain, and The establishment,
or rather The inauguration, Of . government
republican in EorIn. The people there ere
not likely to make any better Use OF thcii
privileges than VIC have OF ours. They may
| q cease to bc pleased with the new pay
| hing. and call for q return to the Old ways
We shall wait a while, therefore, before cor
! pratilating or Spanish friends upon thril
..rcdcmpticn, regeneration, ana diSei'!!liai'
| p,r.,o
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No EQuAToR.-" Sir" said 4 prctcnlioC>
sccptic, "tlcre was no miracle in the case.
The children of Israel crossed the Red Sea
upon ice. That's how 1t was done" But,
Sir" answered q ~bys,nuder, "thc Red Sea j.
too nearthe equator to la"e had ice upon it,
The sceptic Strengthened himself up and
Tetorted, 81 am speaking Of what happened
thousands Of years ago, and before there
was any EQUATOR So say our siX-psy-ccnt-
ers about the laws OF political economy.
These were not written to suit our times
nor u people. We shall have to invent
a new science of political economy-one
adapted especially to this latitude. When
the next able speech upon tEcir side Of the
question Is to be delivered in the House Of
Delegates we want to he there 10 hear it.
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holman; Static OF WASHINGTON.

House joint resolution i'll relation to The
disposition Of the statue Of Washington was
50 amended, on motion Of Mr.. DOUGLASS. rs
to appropriate 50 much Ct 81 900 as may hc
necessary to put in thorough rcpair the site
Of sail statue in tic Ctpit0l ro!Ind', and i!
then &c moved haci, 10 It's p~osiiioA. Thy
joint resolution was then ordered TO IT. e.
gro.snicHt.
On melton Of Mr. MATTHEW, the House
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
[NoTE.-On Friday Mr. SUTnERLlS, while
oiiccting TO Mr.. Hills mCtion TO appoint 4
spcciui committee 10 investigate the sale Ct
tic states interest in the Richmond and Dan
VILE hIilToHl Company Is too partial Z iEc2'
.tlp, ur@in- that the sale Of The States inter
est in al public works should also DC looked
into. lie nevertheless said that lie would vote
Tor The motion, and did SOL
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DEBATE or TIE REC0MPUTAT;oN Bill II
TIE iIousE CT EErREsENrATIyEs-AN ANUS
1vG ~CoLLcQUY.-la the House OF Representa-
.iHycs on Thursday Inst House bill "to pro-
vide for the rccoTputa;ion OF the accounts
between the United states and the several
states growing ont Of moneys expended by
said States in the war Of 1872" was under
consideration, Mr.. Terry, o. Virginia, hay
ing moved that the rules be suspended fOl
its passage. The bill provides that the
proper accounting officers be authorized and
| instructed to examine the accounts between
the United States and the several States
growing out Of moneys expended By sucl
States for military purposes IN the VA oi
1872 with Great Britain, and apply in eacl
examination the provisions and principles Of
the 12th section Of the act of March :, 1857,
making appropriations for certain civil eX-
! penses of the Government for the year end.
lng June 80, 1858, and that there be paid to
such States any sums that shall be found to
he due them ont Of any money IN the Urea.
SHTy not otherwise appropriated.
speeches in favor of the bill were made by
Ncs-rs. Terry, Harris, and Plat, Of Nir'
rinia, and others, and opposed by Messrs,
Peters, oC Maine; Moore, Of Illinois and
others. just before the vote WAS taken tht
ipiioWin- c1l.ollE ccc"Ficd Lc."cen Juo5c
liiIllS a.t -'iE. Moore.
Nh. HARRIS. III coiciuolng Dis speech,
said: Alr; Speaker, when Virginia cl!:r Tor
ward ana @aNc tIis mono! sue ;t'd liSnt e
expect ts'c ':U'cEilA'cH.' M'.tn MS power
10 Ht'''o .m m' i''. h ,ron nIc"''Ii ~, " s',nr; , 81 ~.
Justly ";''i EeI LIop'e' ! an soIIIl>su ID
ny iiS''u .'J'l ni".',, -" ""i r.,,. 40"
Saill'1|" u ',a Se,.'oI'';i' Iva" '"l ," ..:o ~.
Noof'j, VINO ii'rs .ruui '"T 'Vt "n... ' -
ain:' 60 = a" -, ,io,, .rI;oI, w." tama :;
Wtlietl gc "alM, a!u 'IG,n malel ,.S 'Dou h +
i1:se" [""' 'o"i - =. "a W;r GT9 W. s1,a,
puui',3o"s n" H, :, >" ho.o 80 "H
t''1 CIV 'ii'r. ~ n'~.' ,n' '.; n.t' ~. I".',t.,
,'lsI'I;i VI, t"s p',' ~ 10 -, 'I lug t1',,
ns'I', '.MS we r .u,'ti t .' -" " :. ui,," ~ ''S III
.n': WIZ Iea ,i.I ii!'o n ILI ;',u htinSa ~. i,'
o;'Ia 81 nr,,nan r.ii,,;nn ,xi'thnnt wI;ch t,,a,,
=, w. nn oh,iS'io., .Lnt n n,ca,i1nd
WY ioro f,m WV ,nnthar
4" A. ,I,tCSL NInn ! ,e1, tha ao,+lo,,o, .,
orast,orS ' IN &
Al ~ y;roi,;o. ,.ror +;uo
i,i e., 49, Va 49,. n"n n.;o Iu
s WSII'uI 10 !. a. ,ecro.rr so, nnH inst - tins"
a!i' ms !: q ' .:I",' s SoI, "'I hi ,Ul' , ah; td" ~
"ois .h,.t.o"' WHY ~ r"",su Dinu =" i.u =:
4 nio!n'i' Az" t'a' ho'n'1'7 l. e"i' Shy "'"''
80 u.W"; s r;..;,:,
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Those who read lin another column) the
report Of a recent confab in the House of
Representatives at Washington between Mr.
HARRIS, of Virginia, and Mr.. MOORE, of ILL.,
1ssajs will be reminded of some Of the anus.
genes which used to take place in Yir-
hen TN RIyEs was n power in the
is, II they are aged enough to re-
the sold war.horse." lie could
serb bear any Of the sharp retortsof his an.
~tlgonists upon the stump. He could hear
what he wanted TO bear, however, and could
keep Q crowd IN g rear of laughter oyer his
quaint remarks and their evident signs q
hopeless discontinue. If we could practice
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The discharge by Judge BusrEEp, Of Ala
bama, Of the two members of The General
Assembly of that State who were arraigucd
before him on the charge OF having ccn-
spired to obstruct The election Of Uuitcd
States senator does not call for much re-
joicins. The right to discharge implies the
right to hold and punish. He concluded
that they had not done what they were
charged with, and so discharged them. But
suppose he had found them guilty Then, of
course, they would have been punished !;
and ne would have seen the beautiful work
ings OF . consolidated national government.
What a burlesquc it is that the memters OF
the Virginia Legislature should be answer
able to Judge UNDERWOOD for their conduct
as legislators!
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E TO scEPTIcsThe almost daiis
receipt Of voluntary testimonials from every ~,
the country. from pfysicians, clergymen, old ans
young, male and female. Is sifaeientt n convince tss
most soepsical ina. Da. TUFTS ExPEGToRAsr
fs the most valuable LUNG BALKAN OF fhe :.
Many wonderful cures have been performed hy n. -
may be seen by hundreds OF certificates In the b,nas
of the proprietor. Try &. and you VIII doub. no
longer.
BArsyKIocE, GA :.scptembcr "a, lsea.-Mr.L IN
McTyre: Dear Friend,-Epclceed tIcese find nos,.
Office order for agc dollars, and ! shall have 10 a,o,o-
gize for not writing to you before. I have tcc,
quite sick, ard very busy when well, therefore ney.
lccted it. You will please scnd me per cxpres. ,yy,
more bottles Of Tntt's Expectorsnt III; ~cert,ln,v
d splendid thing FOR q cough /. has cured me eier.
tually Of my cough, and also seyefal others to whom
I gave II.
With a thousand thanks for the medicine you
me, I remain your sincere friend, K. C sc. fht
DIR. TUFTS HA1R-DYE Is easily apple III,
fe 2o-deodlw&w
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GOVERNOR WALKBI.'s MEssAGE.-We have
read this message with care and Interest,
and whist we are free TO confess it conflicts
with some of CTR notions OF goytInhlcnt,
vet it is Il production of no ordinary merit
and il it should he The instrument Of re-
licyinga Gowa-tcoGdcn and oppressed pco-
a.lu ruin, it VIII he q cciisunImatioD ferOitly
to DC desired by every friend OF cur common
country G,centr4erUT Vd) independent.
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SCENE IN TIE NousE-AaEs Indignant
The Washington correspondents generally
represent that Mr.. OakeS Ames expressed
sIea, Indignation against Dir. Twichell, Of
Massachusetts,, when that gentleman was,
on Friday last, advocating the bill in the
House granting the right Of way to the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, he
being the president or the road, and thereby
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TAY CASE OF Jos. X. IL. r. IIuSTER.-Mr.
Bnrrnill, chairman OF the Senate Committee
on Disabilities, d;sscnts from the report Of
the uHtority Of the committee in favor of re-
moving iie disabilities OF ex-senator Il. II.
+. Hunter. of Virginia, and in consequence
ci the pressure Of ti;Mc BIS opposition will
probably have the eject 10 defeat action OH
Tie bill at this SESSION. Washington Core
sp0n1eut Baltimore SIN.
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ESENE S'TS.

SSEMBLT HALL.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN TROUPE.
TWO NlGu.S ONLY.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2STH, AND
MARCH lST,
excell!ng oil rivals and competition by the world.
renowned
DCPREZ & BENEDICT'S ORIGINAL NEW
ORLEANS MISSTRELS,
organized Mt New Orleans, iSS2-Manmoth Double
Troune and Brass Band-now on their twcnty-hrs
annual tour. Tie largest and most powerful com
pany IN existence. Everywhere pronounced b!
press and public as The suYcriorS of the mirstre
stage. The immense success attending the perform
aureS of this famous troupe have been universal.
For full particulars, see programmes.
Admission rs usual. deserved seats for sale n
Ambold'3 Musical Exchange.
CHARLES III. DUPREZ.
business Manager.
CHARLES II. KEESn1H, General Agent.
tr list
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! PREPARATIONS FOR TIE I,AUGURATI0S.-
| washington Corr e>pondcnce Baltimore Sun.
Thousands of persons in distant cities have
engaged quarters ut the hotels and boarding
| houses fOrinarauvation week, and large SUNS
| have been paid for front rooms Oil Pennsyl
yanis avenue. from which to see the process
sion. Ticket FOR the ball arc selling rapidly
| The ar!a1gcmrntS fGrthC Inauguration cerc'
| monies ere fully maturct, and vii! bc carried
| out unon Il scale Jar exceeding any display
| heretofore attempted in the history Of the
| Repuhl;c. There will be about fifty different
| military and civic organizations in the pro-
c~cssion. each prcce ded by a band of music,
| which will form y parade only equalled at the
time Grant ard Shcrman's armies were re-
ccived here 2: tle close of the War in the
| spring Of 1865.
The Inauguration hall will bc The crhnde@t
ever given in Ills country. The hai! luitdi,y
| is the LARGEST ever erected. being $50 fvrt in
| lpp~5il hv $50 feet in width, snd its com
plp;c annnintmpnts for comfort and cnnvc-
rirncr :rc unsurpassed. The West Point
and Naval cadets will attend the ball in force.
as vii! Numbers ofthe officers and members of
the other military organizations. The Presi-
| dent and Vicc-prc>id"ut, Cabinet ministers,
s~cnators. representatives, foreign ministers,
nnd distinguished civilians from all parts Of
the Union, will be in attendance.
On the 5tIl Of March the President, Secre-
tarv Of War, and the Secretary Of the Navy
| will review the West pointand Naval cadets.
4 portion Of Pennsylvania avenue will be
assigned for their parade and manTIyrcs.
nincroI;S volunteer organizations will
"Arncc. ii il prohahIc tl:t several
, ,,, "rnilrS vii be occupied ly
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f7NEW sPRIgG PERcALEs

IN NEW SPRING PERCALEs
NEW SPRING PRINTS,
FIGURED. CORDED, and STRIPED PlQUEsi
TRIMMINGS,
sCASH'S COVENTRY RUFFLE,
yALENCIENNEs, CLUNY, BOBBIN, Gui-
PURE. MALTESE. and DUCHESS LAcEs'
EDGINGs, and INsERTLNGS,
HAMBURGH EDGINGS and 1NsERT1NGs,
LINEN EMBROIDERED EDGINGS and IN
SETTINGS nj LEVY BROTHERS.,
10i7 and 1918 Main street.
Sole agents FOR Martin HERBS genuine Seamless
nnrrs fe25
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LEAFE OF ABSENCE
was granted Mr.. LEWIS for two days.

TIE rrELIC DIET.
Senate bill to provide for Gle payment OF
interest Oh the public debt, being the special
order Of TIE day, was taken up.
Mr.. TuoMAs proposed III" following IS an
INDEPENDENT section, 10 be svoii0u -:
Upon the Payment Into liic Treasury Of
The interest ftli!H" due OH tie LIST January.
1873, - herein lr!ov" provided. ii shall tr
the duty of the Auditor OF Public Accounts.
| Iii" second Auditor, and Treasurer who
are hereby constituted Il board iir liiut pur-
pose, 10 ascertain and determine, having re-
gard 10 the surplus in the Treasury, tic &C
cruing revenues. rs well ~ the demands
against Tie Treasury for iutere>t payable on
The Isl July, 1916, and tie aEiouut necessary
for the support Of Government, what
amount hay bc paid upon Tie unpaid in
tcrcst falling due LIST JANUARY, 1872 a.; and
after they shall have so a>ccrtaincd and de-
tcrmined, it shall be The duty Of the Auditor
Of Public Accounts to pay said amount iEto
the Treasury, subject TO the warrant cf tue
Stc1nd Auditor, and the same shall be paid II
accordance with the provisions of this act
the amounts herein before provided being ali
the Commonwealth is able to pay at this
ti!ne." Agreed 10.
Mr.. NowLlN also presented M amendment
putting the colleges OF the State hereafter
upon the same footing with othcr creditors
Of The state.
Mir. BuYKlN moved to lay the. resolution
on the table.
Mr.. ANDERSON of Rockbridge was speak
ing TO the question, when
ntr. COCHRAN moved to adjourn; but AZ
forwards withdrew the motion.
Tie melton 10 lay on The table was
agreed 10.
THE TAX ELL.
On motion Of Dir. THOMAS, the tax bill
was made the order of the day for WedneS-
day at ~ O'Clock. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Speaker HANGER in the chair.
SUSPENSION OF THE RULES.
On motion Of Mr. O'FERnAL.L the rules
were suspended in order that Senate bill au-
ti!oriZiug the Governor to hire oft con,ic,s
in the penitcntiary TO tue Cincinnati and ST.
Louis railroad upon certain conditions, re.
ported from tie committee, be put Oh the
calendar.
REPORTED.
The following were reported and pct on
the calendar:
House bills !: To amend and rcenact an act
TO incorporate the Branch Coal Mining Com.
pany to incorporate the Green Hill Gene
terry, Of Newtown, Stevensburg {; autLoriz.
ing the Board of Supervisors of Elizabeth
City county to borrow money to rebuild
courthouse to authorize the county Of Sur.
~ to borrow money TO rebuild jail; provid.
ing for the pay me,t OF costs and charges st.
tending criminal proceedings; for the relief o.
J.H. and w. II. Alexander, and recommend
that it do not pass; to authorize Stephen
Thomas, former sheriff of Grayson county
TO collect unpaid taxes for the year 1859 ant
1860 under certain restrictions.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
On motion OF Mr, LAwsok Tie report o
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- Thus bv = single blow VIII DE-
lawn that secret BALLOT which has
heen the boast OF our northcrn sfeih'e.'' '''
concerning which one ofthcir iasa"S'' i"'''
~ ..t exeen,eg the :%rccman'5 viii
hsiigIln;r2 thato' pou.
nor words 10 that effect, Mr.. Crlt'c') i"a'
q nobody would know whence me o"''',
came that destroyed a candidates Po'''''a'
Nre. and hence the secret ballot WAS ho' ''.s
mysterious. but potent md ""e'"'l:
mo, Old Virginia was rc3Foaca'" !''
,.,,,;s;,,r. her citizens to '"H ">'
noce. and held up TO the sco'i o' INC "o1 :"
,s being bchipd the times, just - size l. 'o"
arca,ed in regard 10 hcr Ew rfo''''Hs Az.
t,,e administering o: stripes TO lie 'a'i-' "
~ moo nes. and lowest class Of social c'i'"''
,,n,s. In good timc, however, with me ~
s;s,snce OF UNpERwoon, BAlS, LiSNS5t' ""'
ct,,er noted Radicals. Virginia caught u
Yt,,, the i;nlcsard cstabl:shc! thcS2ciS1 ~"
s,,. we have had just omc Governor WIG
taas elected under the new S!y"l'h' "n,'
yo,derfuJ 10 be told, rcIu$ylyann 'aN"S '''
- :, ro. rocr,as movement, and start:
80 r,., of yot:aa with thc iiv!n-
$50 :, como oc of. CHURCHES al
WV ,...hcr sometimes ,IiH-es il
- o,o,,o,rc the second line q!
u.nrchody ci.c i si&G
here no opinion
lug I. "'N,. ~r~c. l. :
10 ~ 'u~ ''' y +"E>
hneie'' =.
cEh Sa!s' 'he'o ~
oil movements Ill soc'o'"&'''' I''>,''>
which, Ike The movement OIL" Hc'd"''''
c.SS-'ShS "i'N""'"9 ''G 49,
wards between Tie w" 'H'I"'"'H' "'
secret ballot Is '9e one r>""'"e' '''':
Tard coce Is Tie ct'cF' Tue H." IL ! CHI
sylvanla Is on Inc 'iheoi rc,u'' 10 tie ''.
ter mode Of SctlnS. we III FTSi'H arc VI
course, not yet ready b oSci'alc on t'e o"cS-
ward track. we have 100 recently swung
up TO thesecret ballet.
IT is said that the committee OF The 1eh'-
x-v go IN ~ al fTAr - Itl 49, 20 II ~
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.rhc !s3nthside F|ry'nian, published st
Boydton and ChristianSril'c, is a good
nncw,y" PAPER, but if its editors desire it
to be read they will have to Get a new outfit
~ fy.,p
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HOusE.E5RsEsg7gNG GOODS.

NDELL'S EXCELSIOR STEP-LADDEE
the best in use:
CLUrIIES-!iDi;S3S,
L~Ap-BOAiDS.
EISCUIT-HrARDS.
CEDAR AND WHITE PINE TUES.
CEDAR BUCKETS and PALS,
BASKETS OF oil kinds,
BRUSHES :" f MI kinds.
PAINTED TWU-IlOOp BUCKETS 1t $2.S5 pci
dozen,
TWO-STRlNG BEOOMS atsl.go per dozen,
CROCK L aud GLASSWARE Of al kinds and
styles.
SMITH G MCCURDEY,
fe % i1l Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-25
DhLEiNG, CURING, AND SMOKING
4 GST.tBGt&ifMEEJ.
OFFICE or Y. iECID.ER. JK.. & BROTHERS,
GENERAL PROVISION DEALERS,
Nos. Is AID 30 FIRST MARKET,
RICHMOND, VA. FEBRUARY 9th. 1ST:.

$1,000 pounds SUGAE-CJEI5D HAMS,
$500 pounds SUGhR-CUEED BREASTS
.o,G0) pounds . At-CCRED SHOULDERS,
la,G0o pounds SuGAR-CUi:ED JOLtS.
This Bacon Is all ii orr own curing, an1 we war
rant, very piece b. be good. or 10 s-ic. This lot ID
no baltimore ar Western meat.
A&o. 30 ticrccs Or WtYTEltS SUGAE-CURED
Nhi;S-Sli;ljt slZr.
As! la DOL season IS coming on, VIC have 4 lot of
the very iegt!n the ciry-ali new, from this winters
slaIphlcriug. all sugar-cureda and No. l.
WILLIAM Il. GslL.LS, for Tic last ten years
with. 4. e.. Robertson, livestock broker. Is now
connected Will, the above Arm. &c 25-im