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Methodist Churches.

There were special appointments for morn.
ING worship in all of the Methodist churches
in the city and Manchester, and i general eX.
change of puIpits. at the Broad-Strcct
church Rev. Mr.. Cheatham preached; Cen
teuary, Rev. a. C. Bedsoc; Union Station,
Rev. j. G. Granbcry; Trinity, Rev. John Il.
Edwards; Clay.Strcet, Rev. William G.
Lumpkin Sidney, Rev. Lewis A. Guy
Oregon, Rev. George .Fanderslce. Rev.
3. Il. Woodward was announced for. the
church in Manchester, but indisposition pre-
vented his preaching in the morning.
MONTHLY MEETING OF METHODIST SUNDAY
.....- SCHOOL SOCIETY.
The regular monthly meeting of this So
ciety was held at Broad-Street church sun
day afternoon at So o'clock, L. l.. ID. Wal
ford dresidenD in the chair; G. L. kady'
secretary.
The meeting was opened with singing by
Broad-Street school and prayer by heY'
George G. Yandcrshce. -.
The exercises were interspersed with sing
ing by the school as follows: Hymn $ Oh,
How Cheerful the Dny!" SO 10 by Miss Mary
Watts; chorus by school. "Little Things,
Il pretty duet, by Agnes Downward and
Emma Riddick. ''Going Home" 4 beauti.
Iul SOLO, DS Clullla uiuQlch, CuCl Us DS Liz
school. ..... -
Rev. 81. C. Cheatham, pastor Of Union
Station church, addressed the meeting on the
question. "What is the Work Of the Sunday
School?" Answer: .'To Save Souls" lie
spoke of the worth of the soul, aud the i'm.
portance Of carnestness i'll the effort to save
it. He urged the teachers to be faithful, and
the parents to assist In the work. o.. +, r...
Rev. W G. Lumpkin, pastor of Manchester
Methodist church, also addressed the meet.
ing. Subject: {" The power used by Sunday
schools to accomplish their work." He
showed that the Bible in the hands Of sels-sac.
rifcing, devoted, earnest teachers was su1fi-
cient not only to convert the scholars Of the
schools, but urged that the schools become
missionary in their character, and send the
little missionaries forth to spread the truth
all over the land.
Rev. j. C. Granbery then closed the exer.
cises with some pertinent remarks based
upon the parable of the wedding gar
ment."
The following is a summary of superin-
tendents , reports tor January:
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REouIslTIoN FOR PRIsoNER.- Gov.
ernor has issued requisition on the Gov
ernor Of West Virginia for the return Of
Willis Farrol, charged with burglary, alleged
to have been committed in the county OF
hlbeuarlc.
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The CHOICE OF A WIFE.-Rev. DR.. Ed.
wards will lecture on this interesting sub
ject at the Centenary Methodist church to-
night. The attractiycness Of the subject to
large class, and particularly to the young
folks, will combine with the popularity of
the lecturer to insure large audience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-11

SUIT DECIDEDLY the Circuit Court on
Saturday the suit of G. J. Dominica Us. Il. c..
Reid, for false imprisonment, was tried. The
amount of damages claimed by Dominica
was $1,000. The case was fully heard and
argued, and given to the jury, who about
O'Clock rendered verdict in favor Of the
plaintiff, and assessed his damages at S237.
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THROUGH FREIGHT VIA TIE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIo.-Mr. A. Ii. Perry, the efficient general
superintendent Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company. has been notified by the
company's agent ut Cincinnati that appica-
ton has been made to him for the shipment
Of six carloads of bacon TO Charleston, S. c..
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JEFFERSON LITERARY AID SOCIAL CIRCLE
The Jefferson Literary and Social Circle will
give dramatic entertainment at Virginia
Hall on Wednesday, February 10Th, on whirh
occasion will be presented Robert Macaire
aud Tnadips ...s .-. NJ
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You ARE TROUBLED WITH A BAD BREATH--tt
annoys your friends rs we'll as yourself You would
like 10 get rid Of IL but scarcely know what means
to adopt. We will tell you-tse the fragrant Sozo-
poNT;it viii cleanse aud beautify your teeths End
leave yo,lr brcatI, pure. 80
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ADVERTISING IN HUNTING ToN.--The newspa-
pers published In Huntington have an extensive
circulation through the country which Ia opened to
Richmond by the completion of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. b. ELLYsoS & Co are authorized to
make contracts for advertising In both Papers at low
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-11

GRUBBs Il WILLIAMS VIII sell at "a r. n. res &
estate, with improvements, on tho wen dds Of s
E1ghteenth between Marshall and Clay s9ressA n
COOK LAU6HToN win sen at 10 a. H. "a - |.
sortment Of furniture, &c. 81 81. fSss5
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FEBRUARY 14TAiS NEAR AT HAaD, and the NJ
tentioD Of the little and big folks Is called 10 ta
large STOCK Of valentines at j. 7. ELLYsoss, Ii1a
Main street. ,s ,sSk ~ q sgzss ssstS
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z VALESTINEsl Observation-Disclosures ri
Rich, rare, and beautiful, comic and sentimenfsa III
great profusion. at .. T. ELLYsoS's Eeys ana book~
store. few doors shove the Dispatch once. 20
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NoTARIEs PUBLIC APPOINTED. The Cover
nor has appointed w. A. Cave q notary
public for Fauquier county and Charles B.
Thomas for Wytbe county. .es.,
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FISH INSPECTOR APPOINTED Governor
has appointed NJ. Z. Rowe lish inspector for
the city of Fredericksburg.
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~ JANUARY, 1873.

r. K. PRICE Il Co. III spite OF the recent ad-
vance In cotton goods, will continue 10 sci, BROWN
AMI KLEACHED CuTTONS. SiiEETlNGS, aud
fi:ri!ar goods AT prices ruling during the fall
and early winter, thus sGordnf an opportunity 70
hcu>cEecrers aud other. ~ supply themselves Re-
r"u.iy received
-, a-:, AMI la-i cotton SheefiDys, Elcachcd and
Brown CGtto!s Linen Shcetngs and Irish Linens,
Towels, iuckabachs, 81 and l0-i Table Damasks,
Table Napkins. Iray-Cloths, Doylcs Corscts Bus
ii" Kid Gloves GaunctS, Hosiery, Linen and Lace
Collar, and Sets, IIensiitched and Embroidered
ll"mdherchie!s, Ncckless &C.; Dark and Light
TIuts. &c. TIA lsI L. Il. PRICE & co.
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FURs AT ,CosT.-P. WErsIcER & Co. Shayc SONS
very handsome SETS ANY one wishing 70 buy q bar
gain can DO so now, rs they are positively selling
their entire stock as cost. fs.7
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The annual report Of the secretary was
read, showing good attendance of scholars
for the year 1872. The report was received.
The report of the Committee Oh Rules was
presented and received, and the Union then
adjourned to meet at the First church IN
March.
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HUsr1NGs CouRT.-The case OF ". j. An
nable is set for trial in Che Hastings Court
on Friday. No business Of public interest
was transacted yesterday.
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building, Will receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any Journal OF .he country at regular
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CHURCH NOTES.
Bright Dayand Large Congregations.
INTERESTING SERVICES.
BAPTISMs. &C., &c., DC.

The religious services were of unusual in
terest in many of tie churches on Sunday.
and the bright day had the effect of bringing
out large congregations morning, afternoon,
AID evening.
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TRAIN DELAyED.--Th train from Peters
Lurg due here at 9:40 2. NJ. did not reach the
city until II o'clock.
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ENTIRE STOCK OF FCRs AT Cosr.-P. wEIs1ex8
Co., in order not TO- curry over any old stock ef
furs to next resou, wiz close ont that
line at cost. ~. syEs,. 3-ss,s5 ss5sys5 -.
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FIRST CHUCK.

At the First Presbyterian Rev. >. W.
Pratt. of Lexington. preached both morning
and evening. His sermon in the tnorn!ng
was one of marked ability, and, as was tue
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9irI'no,m nispatt1r.

eW THE CIRCULATION OF THE Drs.
PArcH is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCUIT ALTON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEW ,PAPERs OF THE CITY,
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DoS'r Forget 10 CALI AT J. +. ELIrsos,s
for your Valentines Il. .1ssfff 7ssa st ri
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REMOVALS..

REMOVALS.
rg,uOMAS BALMER S CO., in removing
from the retail store at SD Main stree. to the whole
sale store at 1917 CARY STREET, desire to thank
their friends for their patronage, and request The
office and will also Eettle all claims against then for
the retail store on anG after MONDAY, 10th Instant
They will open on that date, In wholesale, FANCY
GROCERIES, fine stock; which thsy eGcx the
trade at New York figures, with frciShts added.
fea
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uOUSE-FURNISHIN GO0DS.-Fes-
i Il ther and Hair Busters, Wall and Floor Sweepa,
Brushes, Tubs, Cans, Buckets. Broons. &c. -
: - ! gf77IE ~ w. 6. DASDRif,GE 81 Co..
ta3 as .,t II fssz,,BtssS25 Broad strceK.
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sevensh.strect Christian Church.

The usual services were held in this
church on Sunday, aud yesterday afternoon
the pastor (Rey. Joseph z. Tyler baptized
one candidate. On Sunday morning the pas
tor announced that protracted meeting
would commence on Wednesday.
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wCAEDoZo, Fol. T.RQUREAN & co.
have just Tecei God II full stock OF
LIN IN SREETISGs,
ABLE DAMASk,
SOWELS,. NAPKINS,
COTTON sHEETISGS, and
SI!IRTlNCS,
of "! qualities with Il fun stock OF
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS GENERALLY.
TARLATAS ROBES,
sPANGLED TARLATAN,
WHITE AND COLQHED TAELhTASS
WHITE AND OPERA KIDS,
FANS.
LAcES OF every description for parties,
60 1shieh they inTits inspection.
cARDozo. FoURoUEEAN & CO.
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CHINA, GLASS, PLATED WARE, CUT
~ LERY, BRONzES. FANCY M GOODS, VASES, ,A- I:
SC, AND HOUSE-FURNiSHIhGsG sGC0Ds.-Io
make room for my spring stock VII from t UNI,
date otter my large md weal.seiected rstock az
greatly reduced prices for cash, which consist IN
PPLNTE.WARMERs, CoAL-yAsEs, F1aE.IRoss and
DECORATED and PLAIN DINNER and TEA SETS,
DECORATED and PLAIN CHAMBER SETS. i.
DECORATED TETE-A-TETE SETS,
DECORATED aud PLAIN Tin SETS, tet b 's si.1l
CHINA. GLASS, and QUEENS WARE, In every va
PLATED TABLE and DESSERT KNIVES and FORKS.
EILvER-PLATED WARE In every variety ana style
table, CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, sCissohs'
TEA and TABLE WAirERs OF all sizes;
A large assortment Of BRosZEs, VASES, ana
FANCY GOODS: .'D& - -, Z. Z.
WALL-PoCKETs, BRACKETS, ToWEL~RAcKs.
BKIrrANIA, BLOCK TIN, and STAMPED WARE. :.
IRON and WOOD WARE, BRoOMs, BRUSHES. &c.
BASKETS In every style, DooR-MATs, &C. includ-
Ing complete stock OF HOUSE FUR NIsHING GOODS,
ali OF which will he sold low for cash.
Persons In want will find II tJ fheir advanfa&eto 70
give inc a call and amino the goods.
: All orders promptly attended TO-. -. s
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DER FHEIscuUTz LIBRETros Az G. F.sJofIN-
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So GREAT BARGAlNS.-Ihose pure
\r.XuASDkEHCHlt:FS at 2Oc. worth soc.
,.rsc LINEN REMSTlTCHED HANDh MY
,fIiLfS al &c. worth %bc
ltrE tuLLsI> al 70, 50, 80 ~ ana A'o'. WI
G.Ii T. the money:
! ,..r, OF Is yards Of genuine LINEN EobblN-'
Ei,& al ,oc. worth &c. per yard;
tri.ATt's EXTRACTS, 6vc. per tile; Al
LEVY BROTHERS.
~,..rr!ur MACHI>E OIL. l3c. per bottle
MACHINE NEEUl.E>, SOC. per paper VI 'en'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ pUI YOUR DRESS GOODS
ID OF LEVY BROTHERS.
PRICES MARKED DOWN.
GENERAL. REDUCTION.
No srocN TO HE CARRIED OVER
NOW Is TnE TIME TO BUY.
rr;.ArS hKE DANGEROUS.
,n TINE LIKE THE PRESENT.
the SELECTION Is GOOD.
PRICES TO sun EVERYBODY.
n.rss GOODS 10 SUIT EVERYBODY.
,,,,.>~ GOODS roH TIE YOUNG AND OLD
,,,r.S GOODS FoE lNE SHORT AND TALL.
Ar LEVY HEoTnERS'.
....,t.tt Of ,lnse NLW-srYLE CLOAhS 70 be
,.,I ~ c"st- Az I"
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I'll |. ID. BRIGGS'S
OLD -EsTABL .sIIED BAKERY,
7U7 nAlS STREET.
BREAD. Buns, ROLLS, and BISCUITS.
CAKES OF ALL KINDS.
LOOK AT LIST OF CRACKERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL:
'1''h tEAtKERS, HITTER CRACKERS,
'h7IEt CRACKERS, WATER CRACKERS,
thEAA CRAcKEIs, AEnowRooT CRACKERS,
ifA"' CRACKERS, SUGAR CRACKERS,
rIrbfriS CaACKERe, PILOT BREAD,
FtEAs CAkEs. MoLASsss CAKES.
country merchants viii do well to give me call
before bu!iug. lao
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me l. lrSG Cnurcn school reported one con-
version, the Grace-Street eighty-onc, and the
Pine-Street three. The Leigh-Strect Church
school reported six deaths.
The annual report of the President gives
an Interesting account of the operations of
the Association for the past year. An inn
prorGment in the average attendance of
scholars l1S conversions in the schools;
gain of 103 church members as fellow
workers and the erection of Il new house Of
worship, now nearly finished, for the Valley
Mission, are some of the fruits of the year.
The largest attendance of scholars on any
day Of the year was 2,50l; the largest
monthly average, 1856.
Mr. $. S. Carter, the treasurer Of the AS
sociation, read his annual report, from
which it appeared that the receipts were
$l.SJG.jG, and the expenditures 81 1888.
The following officers were elected for tie
ensuing year: James 3. Winston. president !;
Joel 3. Watkins, yice-president; Otway d.
Browne, secretary and S. s. Carter, treas
urcr.
COLORED sUNDAY-sCHocL UNION.
The regular monthly meeting of the Co.
lorcd Baptist Sunday-School Union was held
at the Fifth church, in Sidney. OH Sunday.
The meeting was opened by singing" Happy
Voices" and the I'd chapter, lst cpistle of
John, WIS read by jesse Hcrndon. Prayer
Ly Mr.. Haskins, of the First church.
After other appropriate exercises the re-
ports from the several schools were given.
The average attendance for the month shows:
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Baptist Churches.
SECOND CHURCH. !.

Baptist Churches.
SECOND CHURCH.
DR.. Biting baptized one on Sunday night.
DR.. Tupper preached to the children in the
morning, and the: occasion was one Of un-
usual interest, the church being filled TO its
utmost capacity. The music was. selected
specially for the OCCASION, aud was sung by
the choir and 4 chorus of several hundred
voices, which made the church fairly ring
with the melody of the little ones.
GIACE-sTEEET.
The revival continues with undated in-
terest. The congregations on Sunday We're
very large, solemn, and apparently deeply in
terested. Yesterday afternoon the pastor
(Rev. DR.. Wilson) baptized fourteen in tho
presence Of large number of persons.
There will be preaching every evening this
week.
AT BETHLEHEM CHURCH,
in Chesterfield county, Sunday, Rev. DR.. A.
T.. Dickinson made memorial" address,
AMI secured $3.50, with promise of rs much
more-a liberal contribution for that church.
BAPTIST sUNDAY-scHooL ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting Of this Association
was held in the First Baptist church last
night. Mr.. james B. Winston, president,
presided, and Mr. Otway d. Browne acted
rs secretary.
After the usual religious services the re-
ports Of the supcrintcndents were read, and
showed the following average attendance for
tba 1,nct month.
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QUALIFIED Messrs. Robert Howard ana
Andrew Jiskins qualified as notaries pubhc
before the Hastings Court yesterday.
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r.ir- INITIAL HANDkERCHlEFS FOk
l,;,s, .I.i gentlemen, worked IN the converts Of
I'alIs, cn!y Il apiece:
EEEskFASr siIAWi.S at II, Sl"I. e. and "
EIEIiS at 7ss. and II worth 81 and tl."5;
SAT, ilrls al el Sl.25, and $3.50 worth sl25, $l.1',
aud i:;
TRAVELLING. WORK, and INFANTS BAS-
kETS;
LEATHER EELTs ana POCK ET- BOOKS, at
LEVY BHuIIiEES',
lnI7 and 1919 HaIn street.
I'XELrACuED kNlTTlSG-IUITOS at 3oe.
Yer pound. lew
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- TOWELS, TABLE-CLOTllS,

r,7- TOWELS, TAbLE-CLOIllS,
NAPKINS. DUYLlES,
LINEN and COTTON SHEEIlNGS'
ruIoW-CASE COTTON,
ruIoW-CkSE LINEN,
yIEkEY-RED TABLE DAMAsh,
CURTAIN DAnAsk,
LACE CUHTAINr,
LACE and MUSLIN for curtains,
WINDOW W->iIADLS,
BLANKETS.
QUILTS,
COMFORT ABhES,
Btb-TI,k, HICKORY,
DENNIS, SAIL DtCh,
u~NAEUKGS, JEANS.
SATlNETs, CASSlMEKEs.
CUiELuII ESNILIE SbuLLEN GOODS,
LADIES aud CHIiDREN'S FUKs,
a.,! thousands 81 other artclCsali to 10 sole al
miro, J., su,l ihr um~. LEVY BROTHERS,
T.. 10 1917 aad 1c1q Main street.
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III BREEDEN & FOX will open, du-
ring The week, u large assortment OF
EARLY SPRING GOODS.
hmo,rs. them all the new and choice styles OF nc
.iTm and light
PRINTS, CAMBRICs, AND PEECALEs.
BREFpEN FOX.
n 9.-icoa l0l Bread street.
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endent = reports tor January:
Ave. Roll of Ave. Attendance

The next meeting will be held at Clay
Street church the second Sunday in March.
presfyter,an Churches.
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2 J.ANU AIRY, 1873.

LIE JANUARY, 1873.
NEW BLACK GOODS FOR MOURNING.
r T. PRICE i CO. have opened recently
BLACK DOUBLE MoHAIES, oTTOMANs,
hipACAS,CRAPE CLOTHS, TAhESE,
I,E LANES. .lMrEEATklCE, CRETONS,
GRAPES ard CRAZE WELLS, GLOVES,
IkArE. COLLARS, &C, &C.
.i,ny handsome fall AMI winter DRESS GOODS
win hc closed "ut during this and the ensuing month
Al 1ery reduced Asgurfs. 4 call 10 solicited.
t,n TR. PRICE & co.
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x G. TARDY & CO.,
No. 1a1G CORNER THIRTEENTH AND CARY
STREETS.

REMOVAL.
We have this day changed our business iocation
from Seventeenth and Dock streets to No. l2i6.
CORNER THIRTEENTH and CARY STREETS.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed In
the past, we ask continuance In the future.
In few days we will be prepared with well Sc
iecled stock OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &C., to
Gil orders and solicit call from our friends and
the public generally.
ia ,s.ln :. C. TARDY s. co.
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The balance Of my stock will be cold during 'his
vrcs ntUaIF yALIIR g, H!RSH,
G97 Broad street.
After the 18TH roy oflco will Be at II. Milihisers'
1909 Main street. oH-H
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DATES, two pounds for IS cents, at Plzz1sI's.

FINE ORANGES At PIzzINI's.
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Go TO PIzzINI's FOR FINE APPLES.
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Ee,pKs. sTATTOlNyIElER'Y, I Z J !, a dc. I.

TAW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b
IL ENGLISH have inst printed catalogue (Which
win be sent TO any addEess) containins list OF an
the NEW LAW BOOKS published. .. .4ae Z
A large str ck Of ofiSTxHDARD EAW-nswand
An books OF value Are received as soon as pub.
ltshed. Any book In print VIII be suppfed a. snofs
LEG LEGAE and MERCANTILE BLANKS sndotass!
stationery of the best quality Gt - ,..,s. =
TIME LARGEST BLANK-BOOKs AND
PTIIf, ,SDEI, PHiA-Theu undersigned have this day
formed u co-partncrshp under the i,rn-rarne an0
style OF SibfONS g. &kEIEINGHAM fnr the msnn-
flcture OF LASK-BOOkS and PA1sEk BoAkss.
The business will be carried ON at No. s0uth
Twelfth street, corner Main.
w H.{Peter) r)HEIHIEGHAM.szz 81
RICHMOND. Va. January !. 1878. j. fI-sm 81
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ItousE.rURNTsmING GOODS.

TN STORE AND RECEIVING.
l. STANDARD and Tl.IPLE-PLATED TABLE
D,SHrh sSd Ian ma nspGSS Desert KN1vEsand FORKS,
TRIPLE-PLATED CASTOkS-c,t bottles :; ~
CHASED and PLAIN DUTTER-DISHES, y,
CREAbi-POTS and SYRUP-CUPS;
CUT-GLASS DECANTERS and u GOBLETS,e..!.
CHAMPAGNFS and WINES TO match;
WINE SETS. TETE-A-TETE SETS;
PLANIsHED, STAMPED, ,andLlNED WARE
% FRENCH, GERMAN, and AMERICAN
- GLASSWARE to suit all buyers.
- 80, !, SMITH i Nice CURpEY.@
fe IN $50 421 Broad st: eet.
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SOFT MARsHMALLow DROPS AT PrzzrNl's.

FINE FIGS, IN DAGs, AT PIzzIN1's.
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FINE PaUSEs at PIzzINfs.

P1zzIN1 has a fine lot Of ORANGES.
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SpECIAE Nssrss's:9.
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n- FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
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Current Notes.

The Boston Advertiser in speaking of the
action Of the House on the salary bill, re.
marks of the Senate: ''The action of the
senate, even to this extent, is in the highest
degree problematical. As we remarked yes
terday, that body is not sensitive to public
opinion. Secure in his tenure of power, be-
yond the reach of any popular frenzy, the ay-
erage senator learns to look upon the people
as well-meaning but somewhat unruly fam
lily, to be humored, seeded and patronized by
Turns, but not of much account as guide to
legislation. The senate, too, has been IVA
tered profusely since the reconstruction,
and no speculation concerning its action on
any question can be of value that does not
take account of that melancholy fact.'
We have remarked before that probably
General Howard could not be charged with a
conspiracy TO rob the colored people and the
Treasury, as this condition of affairs might
imply; but that his fault was that of execu-
tive ineficency. He was undoubtedly in
competent, by lack of business habits, to have
charge of a department of the nature of the
Freedmen's Bureau, and he confided its
auairs to good-for-nothing Office seekers, be-
cause they were needy. But it seems to us
tna' ne has too long remained quiet under
sne charges against him; and that an expla-
hatio. Is required. In a case like this. nm
certainty Is almost as bad as conviction. and
zen. Howard must defend himself-V v
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