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DARw1NIANIsN.--No one las more persist.
emily borne testimony against Darwinianism
than we unless it be some such man az MI.
Burr. We shall be excused, therefore, for
quoting the following sentence from the
Psalms:
Psalm cXXXiX., V Is:
My substance was not hid from thee
when ] was mazda in secret, and cuiioilsly
wrought In the lowest parts Of the EARTH"
TO "the lowest parts of the carth"-tbe
slime, indeed, out Of which proceed tic
lowest forms Of lifo-DARwlN traces man,
or, rather, attempts TO trace him.
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We have received communication pro-

We have received communication pro-
posing the organization OF a "Real Estate
Party H--that Is. 4 rartc to control the offices
and the legislation Of The State TO be COM
posed only Of real-estate owners. AS long as
the non-lanlholders, or lackIands, as ccle-
brated English king was called, Will abstain
from organizing en- agariau party it will be
well sor lanaholders TO follow their good ex.
ample. TO draw the line just there would
show an immense majority Of voters on the
side Of the acreless There are IN Virginia,
for instance, Ill,I95 male agricultural labor
srs between thea ages Of sixteen aud fty-nine,
and $500 over that age, and only 6s,s75
farmers and planters between the two uses
first named. There are, besides, over q, 600
other !" !aborers.o
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J. There is q swalm Of sc"dy eX-Confcdc:a,cs
who renowned the lost cause and took the
stump for Grant during the late campaign,
clamoring fer cfilcc, end to these some of the
most unhealthy constiates will undoubtedly
fall.-Swingield Republicans.
Whoarc these "seedy Concdcratcs - Arc
there any Of them in this stateg Aud if so,
how Notifying il will DC 10 them TO learn
that they are not to be Cabinet o1iaers. nor
judges, nor district attorneys, nor collectors,
nor high-salaried poStmasters, but con>uls at
unhealthy places, where they may be killed
off by disease.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEW :.
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON
rSpecial telegram to the Dispatch


NAsu1sGToS, March 10.-Ir. Fayer, Of
aIaiDc, will probably be the chairman Of the
next Committee on Claims in the House, and
though he is a New England man and q
Radical in politics he is literally disposed
towards southern claimants, as he has gone
very thoroughly into the subject during the
last session. Governor Blair, of Michigan,
the late chairman, so thoroughly commanded
the confidence of the House in presenting
the reports ur his committee that claimants
have regarded his withdra Val is Injurious
to lis interests, but lis successor is believed
10 be equally fully IS acceptable.
The Den oeratic senator's were in caucus
this morning, and declined to accept the
offer of The Republican caucus giving them
one representative Oil each committee. The
Democrats claim that they have one-third OF
the Senate, and are entitled to two members
Of each committee. 1t is reported Tonight
that the Radicals vii! agree to the Democrats
having this number Of committeeman on
each committee.
1t is not thought that the Senate will he
ready to adjourn for at least week from this
date.
The novel spectacle of SaDator Zack.
Chandler presenting ii probibitory liquor Pc
titicn in the Senate to-day causes rifle Of
laughter in this community. The great query
is, Did Chandler sign the petition?
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DEATHS.


pcd, OH Monday. March 10th. Mt o'clock a: ~,
of consumption. Mr. STEPHEN McM AION, In
tho t.yentyeighth year Of his age. native OF coun-
ty Clare, Ireland. He leaves devoted wife to
mourn her loss.
Thou art gone to the grave, but VS. VIII oePiore
Though sorrows and darkness encompass the
THY Saviour has passed through It's portals before
And The lamp of His love is thy guide through
the gloom.
Thou art gone to tile grave, but we will not deplore
Whose God was thy ransom, thy s1lardiin, and
he gave thee, he took thee, and He will restore
And death has no sting, for the Saviour has died"
His funeral will take place from bis late residence
lis Louisiana street, Port Mayo TO-DAY nesaafl'
nrh nth at o,seek P A. The trlenos Of pS
invited to attend.
Died in Manchester. March 10, 1873, at ) o'clock
A. NJ, MARY ROBERT, daughter of Charles I.
and Hcttc c. Wathall; aged one year and twenty
We miss thee, darling. o how much,
Our God alone can tell;
lie took thee from Our loving arms.
He doe:h all things WE'LL
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her parents THIS AFTERNOON at o'clock
Friends and acquaintance OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend without further notice.
Died. March SL1. nj the reSNcnce oil
after paineul iilncSS with chronic diarroa, Mrs.
SUSAN THuRP. aged ffty-two years.
Blessed arc the dead who die In the Lord.
To say that we miss her Is to rehcarse the old old
story Yet we ,iare not wish 10 rob her Of that i'm
lnacI,late bliss by recalling her from that Heavenly
home which in childhood she was taught TO seek.
By HER LAUGHTER.
Petersburg papers please copy.
Died. on Sunday the 9th of March. In TIE fifty
ninth year Of her age, LUCY F., wife Of John ID.
Blair.
Her funeral Will take place THIS Tuesday EVE
MING NJ {: o'clock from Grncc-StrCet Presbyterian
church The friends and ucquaintinces are respect
fully invited to attend.
Died, Tuesday. Sd instant. at the residence Of her
PARENTS ON Church Hill, FANNIE MAY. infant
daughter Of William +. and Add!e ". Atkinson
aged fifteen days
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Fires I'm AlbemnrIe-IT0use and Barn
Eurueti-An Old Man Pcrishes in tho
Efa7ncs.

Fires I'm AlbemnrIe-Ifouse and Barn
E.,rred-An Old Nan Pcrishes in tho
Flames.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.]
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, March 10.-The
barn Of Mr.. Michcal Wallace, merchlnt at
lIillsboro', Albemarle county, was destroyed
by fire Oh saturday night last. The building
and provender was valued at eight hundred
dollars.
The residence Of colored man named
Henry Chapman. four miles south of Char
lottesyilIc, on Dir. Coffman's farm, was de-
stroycd by fire about one hour before sunrise
this morning. This man and his wife for the
past twelve months had made their home in
the stump of hollow chestnut tree. This
tree was burned, and it IS reported that the
old man persisted in the fire.
\ portion Of Iiarris's foundry accidentally
took fire this morning about O'Clock and de-
stroyed about one thousand dollars worth of
property before the flames were extin-
guished. No insurance.
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RICHMOND STATIsTiCs.-Tbe census report
for 1870 shows that there are, as We has be-
fore stated. only twenty.three cities iu the
United States larger tian RlcEmond. There
are 1o,4S2 families here, which average 4,s5
persons TO family. There are 500 dwell
ings, which average G,2s to dwelling.
These figures show that our people arc well
housed, and indicate the aisence of large
tenement houses.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Monday, A;arch 10.
OFFERINGS.
N-HEAT.-Whie, 53i bushels. Red, 1920 bushels.
CoRS.--Nhltc. $40 bushels. Mixed, go bushels.
OATs.-l,07J bushels.
MILL FEED.-l,VJU bushels.
SALES.
WIrEAT.-Whitc, co bushels very good on private
terms: ~ bushels at s2U5; 20 bushels common at
81 l0-total, 100 bushels.
WHEAT.-Red, 392 bushels prime on private terms;
asa bushels very good on private terms; 81 bushels
nj e2.lu; 100 bushels 1T Ss5 lvO bushels common at
Sl.7O-total, l,"09 bushels.
CORS.-While, $40 bushels prime at tic.
CoRS.-Mlxed. $40 bushels on private terms.
OATS.-l:J bushels very good at clc.; 80 bushels
prime 1T &C.; loo bushels good at tec,-'ota, I56
bushels.
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wv 1.ss NAN STREET,

offers 10 the public the following GOODS; .r:
plcturcs-argcst stock south CT "aAtue'' ~.
Chromcs and OIL rain,iGgs, any thai ''
market; lcture Frames mace =. E:it-ata' 80,
Photograph Frsme'--!arge stock always On - 80.
Moudings, all sorts--sd,V0o feet on hsiia' i, 80.
Glass Plates and Looking-Gs trahss--H ri
stock; large Family Bibles, estrs !arse s'~s ,,s
finish. mos, approved editions; Clocks w.
best manufacturers ia the United s's1fS' sa. S,,s
for parlors. Offices, and stores. Caipe'--p, ,,s,r
extra superaae, slperine, medium a'' .s,r,,,
descriptions OF carpetipgs. Rnys-srus:n,'s' I'd
and tapestry. oileleihs. Mai,inss--she9sr ,,scs,
plain, hes: description. Walnut tatehsssa
and other articles All OF which VIII Sc, ~
or By payments Of weekly Or iropthiy as ssany.
10 ss.sodsna WILLIAM pa'f"S
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eseStrycssou Gsa &iein-saoNsn by q Gale.

ship.house Of IA Atwood, Diqlognc i Co., at
the ship-yard, Haghn'S Point, n. j., was
blown down this morning in the gale. 1t
was $50 by 50 feet and about 50 feet high.
There were about twenty-five men employed
on Il vessel in the lower part of the house,
but the wind carried the wreck away from
them and none were injured.
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TIE MAYcR's MEssAGE.-We publish this
morning Mayor KEiLEY's annual message to
the City Council. Mayors. messages are gen
orally morc interesting to many readers than
Presidents messages. We may possibly
hereafter have something to say ancnt This
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The census Of 1870 shows the remarkable
fact that notwithstanding the heavy losses OF
lite. by the war, the white population Of Vir-
gtnia increased s.4s per cenr. oyer TINT re-
ported By the sensllso: 1860 In the ten years
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH II, 1873,
ARRIVED.
s,,,r sb,n Isaoc Rel. Brakeman, New York, lDer-
cbandise and passengers, j. w. Wyatt, agent.
Sier1nnr State Of Maryland, Trayers, baltimore.
merchandise and passengers, Powhann steamDoa'
Schooner Roxanna. johnson, New York. railroad
iron. Tredegar, salt TO Southern Fcrtilizing Com
sioop Intent, Shelly, Norfolk, merchandise to Or
der.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, NorfoiS, mef'
andi,e and passengers. l.. +. Tatun, agent
MEMORANDA. .-@ ....
telegram received by Messrs. Curtis 4 parker
last night from Captain Of schooner Maggie 9lr-
Douajd. from New York for Richmond, on shore OF,
indian river inlet; reports that she Is righted ana
called for her port Of destination with cargo all safe.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

new York, March 1o.-Cotton dull; sales 1,5oo
bales; upands, 209c; Orleans &c Flour very quiet
common to fair extra. &6.l0I 1875 good to choice,
SS.2SlISl276. Whiskey easier at elsc. Wheat very
duh aud uominatly unchanged. Corn quiet and
firm for prlrle; mixed rather easier. Rice stcldy.
pork firm new Sis. Iur,i weak. Iurpentire
duu. Kosin, la!low, and fre!ghts quiet.
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The Southern Methodist Conference.

BALTIMORE, March 10.-Ehis morning in
the annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church South, the trial committee
in the case of Rev J. +. Clarke, of White
sulphur Springs. West Virginia, of which
committee Rev. Nelson Head is chairman,
reported the charge Of immortality sustained.
and Clarke was expelled from the church.
The committee in the case of Rev. DR.. Hus-
ton are tikin" testimony.
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ST. LOuIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, March l0.-Flour steady; superfne
west I'll, $3.50 Coru steady ai3lIa2c. for mixed
East St Louis track. 3ag assc elevator. Whiskey
s,tsdy, 5sc. Pork trn, Slh Bacon Grnl, with large
jobhing order trade shoulders ETC.; clear rh-sides
Sc. clear sides, st. Lard nominally Sac, but held
LIxhGr.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. March lo.--Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat dull aud lower: white choice. 81 .19(t S2.l5
amber choice, S2o51 10. Corn active and iirmer
white, Gsc yellow soc. Pork higher ut SIeGSls.as
Bacou-shouiders. 7c rib sides, Ssc.; hams, lsglec
Lard, e;c. Whiskey, 9j4c.
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between those dates; whilst sac eolored
popu,allon, though they took little or no
part in the war, diminished by a2a per cent.
These statements iaclude The figures for both
virginia aud West virgtniain both 1860 and
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puILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, March 10.-Beeves In fair de-
mand; sales, 1000 heat; extra Pennsylvania and
western steers S725ls7.s0; fair to good, Ss.5Os7;
common, S5Ms6 ~ cwt. sheep IN fair demand ;
full prices sales, 5000 head ut s.25l9 so a cvt
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LoUIsynLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. March le.-Elour Arm for all grades
Corn firm; mixed white, sheled, aeSls2c. Pork
held nj Sissg6Sls for round lots. Bacon firm !;
shsHlduts atQesc.; clear rib-ides, ss@ssa,; cleaI
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem. g.
I'VE hers Of ST. JOHNS LODGE. No. go. Xxx
are requested to attend stated meeting att
Washington Hall. or Broad street. THIS EVE
MING at 6 o'clock. Members Of sister city lodges
and transient brethren In good standing are frater-
nnlly invited Ia unite with us
Bv order Of the ". NJ. "
j. }. CRUTCHFIELD.
NH ll-Itt Secretary.
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BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE. March lo.-Virginia 6's, consolidated,
Sc: lev, 81. Bid to-day.
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FINANCIAL.
[BY TELEGRAPH.J

NEW York, iIarch 1o.-Money closed al 7. stcr-
lug. Io1aGlcs. Gold, l5tGilIt. Governments dull,
steady, and unchanged.
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HUMOROUS READINGS.
BY Thomas y. Keezcc, Auc.ioncer.

A UCTiON SALE.-SALE To TAkh
n PLACE At ST. ALBAN'S HALL. tn"HEE
THIRD AND MAIN SIRtErS.-A!tra'!tTr cas-,
lGgue sale BY AUCTION OF :, choice cVccu A"i
FINE MODEEN OIL PAINTINGS. by c,lc'rt'ed
artists OIL CHIOMOS, of English FTe!cn, ~,
man, and American publications; VA ~.
soid-lcaf frames, consigned L. from The Metro.
politan Art Gallery OF New YORK. 10 ir"e il,",. o.
streets, on WEDNESDAY, 1Luk>DAl, a"i
FRIDAY EVENINGS, March Il. y, and !..h' con-
mencin2 EACH evening u; 40 O'Clock. "enslea:
fully invite critical examination OF iie-e "pI'M2
Of ART, rs the PAINTINGS are b. rc!l."nV"h
artists. and the cliroos from the best publishers
Europe and America, While u.c crayops ana WIG,
coloIe are al OF London importation anG !eiN-S"'
works oil the finest aiust, IA tie Metropolis.
Catalogue ready and pictures on free S-D!'."a-
ST. Al...Ii's hall from Tuesday March l-ti.
THOMAS ". kEE,E5, arct'"L'"f.
st. Albau's EIull, corner 1 lrG aud alsn -f"'+
y" | ' lhl.t
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ne EE,2'sSss&.

DICHMOND COMMANDERY, W
IL NO. ., KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, ~
MARCH IL ls73.-oRDER No 2l.-SIR ~
Go n ry at the Hiucs' arm6ry, ccrncr/
Broad and ninth streets, THIS Tuesday EVE.
MING. and on TIL URSDAY EVENING 18th ard
FRIDAY, l4th instant, at O'Clock, promptly, loI
drill.
BY order OF the T. Commander.
l.. l.. BASS, Captaln-fieneral.
Attest: WILLIAM j. RIDDICK, Recorder.
NH l1-1tA
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Tne. New Tork Tribune Encorruptib!c.
New YORK., March 10.-In answer TO GER
tain propositions the Tribune announces edi-
torially that it will not sell itself OF its opin-
iDrs
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The General Assembly Of Virginia,
MONDAY. March II, 1873.
SENATE.
Senator THOMAS in the chair.

REPORTED.
From Committee on General Laws /:
House bills 10 amend the second section ofan
act TO regulate the taking Of fish for the pur-
nose Of manufacturing oil or manure, ap-
proved March %, 1871, and March =, 1872;
an act to prohibit distractions 10 tie i>hc.
ries in Chesapeake bay, Lynn Haven bay, or
Willoughby's bay from Cape Henry to Sew
ellis Point IN act to amend section IL,
chapter 202 Code OF 1860, SC rs TO restrict the
COMPENSATION Of physicians in attendance
upon coroners inquest with recommendation
that it do not pass. Senate bills An act to
authorize counties, cities, towns, and town.
ships 10 endorse the bonds Of The Washing
ton, Cincinnati and st. Louis Railroad Com
pany with the recommendation that the
Senate agree to the amendments proposed by
the House for the governing Of warehouses
and the i<s,,r. Of warehouse receipts.
From Committee on Finance House bills ::
AIN act to provide 70: the payment Of the
amount due from the State on account OF
her subscription to the SaIivilc Laurel
Turnpike Company with IN amendment; to
authorize the Beard Of Directors Of the
Western Lunati2 AsylEm TO convey GER
tain lot or parcel OF land 20 W. u. kayser,
Of The city of StauntoD.
On motion Of Mr. CCNEALLY, 3lr. HoLLI-
DAY WAS discharged from further service Oh
the select committee to investigate charges
AGAINST the Central Lunatic Asylum, ard the
PlesidcntthcrcupoappointcdAr.C oEEALLYn
on the said committee.
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
BY NJ. ANDERSON. OF Pittsyivania: 4 bill
to authorize the Common Council Of the
town OF Danville to borrow money.
BY Mr. LAcKLASD: To authorize the
Board Of Supervisors Of Allegheny county
to contact ioI keeping. certain roads in
orGCr.
Senate bill 10 provide for the establishment
Of the Southern and Central Lunnlic Asylum
on Permanent basis was made spcc!ai order
ior Wednesday next at O'Clock, Oh motion
| of Mr.. klIKPATRlCK.
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,1AnrvE TwTELLHGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH II. 1878.
srr rrsns 6:ll Moon risrs. u
S,,,, cots ... $40 High tide. 2:ss
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TNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.-The 40
N committee appointed by tie Grand EHszsA
Lodge and the subcommittee aprointcdlsf 5S,.l
by said committee 10 make arrangements SSSrrsI*r1
for the reception and entertainment of the \SG>0
Supreme Lodge viii meet ut Pythian Hall w.
uibrary) next WEDNESDAY EVENING ut -
O'Clock. The following are members OF the COM
mittecs:
Reception: William H. Wade, G. I. Blnford, l..
Is. Cook. ID. English. q. Mor9arstcrn.
Finance: II. &. G.. Hartman, j. Is. !til, John L.
Hankins.
Balls: Charles F. Taylor. i. T. Briggs, F.: D.
Taylor, II. r. Miller ". II. HelsiEer. j. {. Teller
WR Gary, II. Boehmcr, Johu A. Meanley, and j.
G.. Hunter.
limitations and Printing: NJ. P. Handy, ID. Vt.
Bohanon. &. 4. Spence
Banqret: W. G. Darlington. William Lovenstcin.
Us. Edwards. George +. Bowden. B. Jacobs, +.
G. Weisignr. j. j. White, T. j. Mcdowell anG q. L.
ShcppcTsnn
NH ll-.t IT. p HANDY. Secretary.
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NEW BUILDING ASSOCIAT1ON.--An
~ adjourned meeting of this Association will take
place on TUESDAY EVENING at i O'Clock
ut the Office Of the Guardian Mutual Insurance Conn
pany, Oh Main strest. The report OF the Commit
ice on cous tuition and Bylaws will be submitted,
and the election Of officers will take place. Parties
desiring to subscribe for shares are requested TO be
present. - =
min S-3t* WILLIAM LONENSTElN.
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rOAL AND WUOD.-PRiCE or 80 AZ
PEIcrS.At;oa.nS lT CUli. $s.,J 20 {; peI e..
OAR and Pi1EWOOa q, retiacta price. ~ ~
YER HILL aL =, iowest IizT.en' * ,: .HS 10
sell hes: 4 STH,f ~ tirr coal 4. less EdI i I,'
be bo9ghtfa the city NiHG 81 ks r ffHG
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OFFICE OF THE LIFE \ ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
ST. LOUIS. February 10. 1879.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 5
4 Of the Amended Charter OF the Life Association
Of America, approved September 80 N72. there will
be an election for members of the General Board Of
Directors At the Office Of the In 81 Louis
Mo-, on TUESDAY the 18th day of March, 1873.
Polls open from II a. NJ. to p VI.
JAMES II. BRITTON, President
j. s. PIERCE, Secretary. fc is-Tuiw
A CALLED MEETING OF THE
IN STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE VIRGINIA
SUGAR REFINING CONPANYaill be held ii
the Office of Messrs. LANCASTER Co.. in this city,
OH THURSDAY, March Goth, ut O'Clock p. NJ
fe la-td G. A. PIPLE.~ President.
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The Establishment OF a Railroad
Route.
ATLANTA. Ga, March 10.-The Kennesaw
passenger route has been established between
New Orleans and New York ria Mobile,
Montgomery, Atlanta, Dalton, Lynchburg,
Washington, with Pullman's palace cars,
between New Orleans and Lynchburg with
out charges.
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MILITARY NOTICES.


~ COMPANY, ATTENTION.-TTes
" regular monthly meeting of this conmandA
will take place at Old Market Hall TUESII,aAgT
EVENING ut s o'clock. Every memberAa oHSaf
be present for election of officers and ad3Ft6h OF
Lieutenant Commanding.
f. BROWN, !,
NH lc-2t* Acting Orderly Sergeant. :.
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EcDTS, SHOES, &C.

BARGAINS IN BOOTS AND.
- SHOES. FOR CASH.-From heuccro-th IA
my sales OF BOOTS. SHOES. &C.. win bc ror Is
cash only. Those in want Of anything IN m. rIr,
will do well to give Inc call, as my stock viii L
offered at unusually low igures-at co much ,r,
than regular prices that they Will be mo.c u!aa con-
pensated for paying cash. \ call !, asked from al
In want JOHN C. PAGE, JR., 1921 Nan street.
feS Eight doors below FourtcpG,t
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The following bills We're passed :


Senate bill to amend the act Incorporating
tho town OF Liberty, in the county of Bed
ford to amend the charter of the Planters
and Mechanics Insurance Company Of Dam
vile, aaI chang& its name to The Danrillc
Banking and Insurance Company to enable
the trustees of Mount Tabor church, in AU-
gus;a county, AMI their SUCCESSORS In Office,
to receive AND hold begUeSt under the will
Of Margaret Cole, deceased to divide the
Specdwcll school district, in the county Of
Wythe, into two districts; ~ authorize the
corporate authorities Of Winchester to bor-
rev money; House joint resolution memo
rializing Congress 10 donate public lands for
public free schools in Virginia; Senate bill
TO authorize al artificial arm or communication
therefor to lie issued TO Moses Cavauaugh !;
House bill to amend chapter 1SS OF the code
Of Virginia, in relation to. debtorS'S estate !;
to amend lat and I'd sections of the lG9th
chapter Of the code of 1860, prescribing the
courts in which legal proceedings are COM
Elenccl.
COUNTY JUDGES.
Senate bill rcdistrIctlng the State for coun-
~ judges was under consideration when, on
motion Of Sir. Stephens. the Senate adj