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!, ,,il, hoyeyer. dolssiiicss permit the con-
side , Of ag5auest. ans presented from
another stand. pcsnt. GrsnteSs TOR iDstance,
that The State revenue will BIZ 10 creasea al 4.
nually, as sons assert, to the al, "ups ~ VI
100000 by the enactment Gfasuct ssa al.
how mucl, of tiIat an1cuBt viii go t0Wa aS
the lessening of the Commonwealth's I'M
mense debt, the support Of her numerous
nub]ic institutions, the building OF new
canitol. or the advancement of the many
uublic benefits already standing In want OF
| financial relief? Your correspondent ~.
p. BIZ would find 1t difficult, even with ms
apparent easy knowledge Of statistics, &e.,
70 reDly satisfactorily to this query. but
the experience of other States when tempo,
rariIv land for very brief period, lndeeoJ
enfeayored to create revenue by SUCH n'"'
is ready with ead statement cy WY y. -,
ply, 1t was found that the requiIe:.!nents ~ -,
such law added payroll OF aouI: :ro;novs
fice.holders In the persons OF conlh d,,,t;a.'
collectors, store-keepers, gauseis' doc
detectives, and clerks OF al s@ues,
whose combined salaries consulnsu . tass
, mnu of the increased revenue which
r. ,beory appeared so easily acquired. ADD
90 This The EXPENSE Of all the suggested
s,,n,ns brands, cancellations, &c, and the
modest stationery bill which every bureau
ca easily consumes in its course of circumlo-
cution and red-tape formalities. Add these
and another large hole is made in the sug-
gested income. IF the spirits interest must
contribute more largely to the States reye-
nue. let it do SO after the method which it Is
said has been agreed upon by the Finance
Committee.--namely by raising the license. |
taxes, the wholesale dealer to pay, say, $3.50,
and the retailer 800. This could be col |
lec:ed without the employment of single |
additional officer, or expenditure of any |
more Of the States money than the present |
lag requires in it's collection. Then, let a |
little attention be paid to the profits of other
interests, such as tobacco manufacturing, !
insurance companies, ferlilizing corporations,
and other institutions declaring heavy divl-
dends and paying light taxes, and the State
revenue will be increased far beyond the
fond anticipations which CIV. T. b" seems
determined to make the whiskey alone suffer
for
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THOROUGHBRED SI,S96,544.73

Total. .,........S26O,6G $l,oso'o4f'|o
This enormous increase of expenditure
the taxation it causes upon an impover'
ished people, whose property has greatly de-
elincd in value and in production, cannot be
endured. Some relief must be given peo-
pie SO oppressed, and whose condition must
grow yearly worse under the government
they now have. The taxpayers have taken
the right eourse-the only alternative lett
them-save that Of fleeing from The State.
They have laid their complaints at the door
Of Congress that gave them the Government
O. which they so justly complain. If there
is Justice in the National Government it
cannot turn deaf car to such complaints.
How exceedingly contemplate were the
grievances of our ancestors in 'IG compared
with these OF the white people Of South
Carolina. Never before in the history of the
world were a civilized people placed BY
laws made by their own race under barbar-
Gus rule. 1t Is the greatest national crime
that was ever perpetrated.
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amend by fixing the pay ol the trdges 81 slO
~ daySinsteads of s5. aRejectef
n..s,ostIll was further amended aud passed
- A.1grosstnent ADD third reading by the
so,iawine yot S s s -.
Ayss sre sngv eil Blair Boy kin,
Rraoks. Prnw1 rtmpbell; carterfJ. al Garaai
~ GSsss.ill FOOD oasnT iaaEn,
Davis, Dooley, :. nmar. Iaden, Hamilton, Har.
r5s t1iso Hende -son Hoenlnger Hp5ro9k
Hndgins Hunter, Koinr ;n nasy nL Lowell Ioyen
L fs1 hsxs a R1pss
Morrison, Medley, 0nia, Paige, ~. Swami, Taiia.
ers. and Mr. speaker-62. 1,o pelham.
NOES @Messrs. Irmentrout. Armstrong sIIa1.
BRANCH G SasK oar;sIl am Goodwin, Grayson
Hale, William Hoskins, j. r.. Hosklns;; n ionIosi
Jordan. LiEhtner, Lucas, LsordpokK' Nash. W. A.
Nash. Norton, PaDnill, Popham, Powell: Rh.ns'
HddIebaraer, Rogers, Round. Sci ers,, STpI nr -
Taylor, Turner, Van Auken, wager, ana iou"e
Senate joint resolution authorizing Lie
Governor to control and direct the
REMOVAL OF THE LIBRARY, &C,
YVES. on motion Of Dir NELLY, taken up out
of its order, and agreed to.
PASSED.
Senate hill TO amend and re0nact the CHAR
ter of the town of Woodstock, 10 shenan'
doah county. .,o,tsr
Senate bill to amend section OF cnap' ta
1888 of the Code of 1873, in RELATION ~
offences against property. :. c,onno.
Senate bill declaring portion Oh on"fp"
wamsic creek lawful fence.
IThe above now so to the GofeInoa t;ons
House bill to amend and reenact .h seo oot ,o
and and to repeal section OF tnn II" p, H.
road Company, and TO make further Ell Prov
s sH in regard to the charter OF sa'o eoin'
i' House bill to amend and reenaet section
ia,ion to bring out convicts. -,
''t Mnuse bill TO change the name OF the
,rn;on Lead Mine Company, and rtinc0rpo-
ate the same under the name and style OF
the Wrthe Lead and Zinc Mine Company.
House bill for the protection Of sheep in
the counties of Clarke, Frederick, Po"ha-
tan, and Charlotte.
House bill to amend the law in reference
to buying and selling coupons, was recon-
m,ttcd on motion of SIR. WILLIAMS.
Adjourned to 3 P. 81.
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. TAX ON LloUoRs.-Our friend W. +. Bur.
we'll writes an able article in the Richmond
Dispatch upon the subject Of tax on whis-
key, in which We think he makes 1t appear
very clear that the bill now pending in the
House of Delegates will raise less revenue
and be more severely felt by the people than
the mode he suggests, which is the stamp
system of the Federal Government All
these systems, however, are dangerous, and
involve constitutional and local questions
which we do not care to discuss at this time.
Petersburg Ne,rs.
rSo it seems to us. Nevertheless, let the
merchants act for themselves. They surely
ought to know which of the two bills will
most interfere with their basiness.l
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
FRIDAY, February 20, 1874.
SENATE.

FRIDAY, February 20, 1874.
SENATE.
I;eutenant.G oyernor WlrHERs presiding.
No prayer.
COMMODORE MAuRYs
House substitute to the Senste joint reso-
luton in relation to Commodore M. +. Maui
~, was taken up and agreed to.
rHB SUNDAY LIQUOR Law.
The House Joint resolution in relation to
the disaereeipg votes of the two Houses on
the bill to prevent the sale of Intoxicating
liquors on the Sabbath-day, and requesting
committee of conference, was taken upand
House Joint resolution asking committee
of conference on the bill 10 relation to the
organization of chain-gangs, and the di>a-
greeting votes of the two Houses thereto, was
taken up and agreed to.
COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED.
The CHAIR announced the following COM
mittees:
On the bill in relation to sale Of liquor on
The Sabbath-day, Mes,rs. THOMAS and WYsNE;
on chain-gangs Messrs. NowLIN and DUP
FIELD.
STATE SENATOR'S.
Ile fRESlUEkI idlu DCloiS CoO SSeAIS =
communication from the State of California
in reference to amending the Constitution OF
the United States so as to require the United
States senators to be elected BY direct vote
of the people, which, on motion of Dir. TAI-
LoR, of Loudoun, was referred to the Com.
mittee on Federal Relations.
COMMITTEE EXPORTS.
Dir. PENN, from the Committee on Privi-
,eges and Elections, presented report in
reference to the qualification Of members OF
| the General Assembly.
Mr. CRIrcHEg, from the Committee on
Roads, reported Senate bill to incorporate
the West Point and Hanover Junction Rail.
road Company.
Mr. TaoaAs, from the Committee on Fl.
nance. reported joint resolution requesting
the Auditor of Public Accounts to furnish
To the General Assembly the amount of Ger.
tain ieyies. Also, bills 70 amend and re-
enact section n OF chapter 81 Of tho Code,
IN relation TO liquor licenses, and TO proven,
the evils of intemperaBce, etc, with the re-
eommeDdation that It do not pass Tor the
relief of "a. s. Modesty, late sheriff OF Page
comfy. with the Recommendation that 1t do
not pass: to amend and re6Daet section 7 OF
chai@ ss9 Of the &c, 10 relation 70 s.'A,
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The Washington Chronicle emascu!ates
the memorial of the South Carolina tax-pay-
ers, and publishes in lieu Of it feeble tele-
gram that affords no idea of the force Of that
remarkable paper. The editor of the Chron.
scle, unable himself TO stand the fearful pic
ture Of griefs he helped to infct, thinks it
safest to withhold 1t from his readers. 1t is
the Impotence Of the tyrant with the clam
ors of the oppressed. 1t Is something to be
grateful for that The Chronicle is not the only
medium to the public In this country. See
the telegram about what the New York
Times says upon this startling memorial
What contrast between the Times and the
CAroaicls, edited by wbilom preacher.
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RlsHr OF WAY ON CAg.TRAcks.--Tburs-
day evening, In the First Branch OF the City
Cornell of Baltimore, MIR. LEWIS introduced
an ordinance regulating the right of way OF
vehicles on traversing the streets of the city
where car.tracks are laid. The ordinance
provides that vehicles going in the same d.
rection as streetcars shall have the right Of
way TO the track, except as to the city cars.
A good ordinance. 1t keeps the track clear
ahead OF the cars.
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-. ,,,EATIas.

eos Of we oa, and Be
Robins; ags,d t ,sSs ysa nee O'Clock
,.on the Second Daplst church % %
st ssg 81 , &c
the s secs ere respectfully Invited to intend.
D,ed a. biY mothers residence Belle VI. Glouces
g4 MsensMsaE 5 ts 5 s5h i he
twenty a yr1 ton te frienSs or SIR c. Jones arg
Invited 10 attend hs funern from ST. Pas ohu. cn
Richmond, THIS Saturday EVENING the y -
Instant, at hall. past 4c'clock.
JOSEPH PERCY, infant son OF G.. W. aud s. D.,
Gardner; aged ef 'g s,ssys m. months ns1s.
hf But 9p sSo s,f ssS s wse. S s1ise,
Ascend unsullled, indebted,
An angel to the skies.
tend bis funeral THIS tSaturday) MORNING at
IL O'Clock, at Grace Street Baptist church. /,
NJ, Mrs NARY FARM ER; aged efgh.y-one years.
Dearest mother, thou hast left us,
We thy loss do deeply feel;
TITS God who has bereft us,
He can all or s0rroWs heal.
Her funeral will take place from the residence OF
s1esf TopxY ocoS Friends
of the family are invited to attend
Fredericksburg papers please copy
Died, February 10, 1874, at the residence OF her
i ta1asr-n ARdAkET D. wife Of William r Cou
Sins, aged twenty-two years, eight months ana
twelve days.
To see In one short hour decayed
The hope Of future years:
To feel how vain q husbands prayers,
How vain husbands tears;
To think the cold grave now must close
Ger what was once the chlef
or all the treasured Toys of earth
This Is the husbands grief
Yet, when the first wild throb Is passed.
or anguish and despair,
To lift the eye OF faith to Heaven
And think my wife Is there"
This best can dry the gushing Gears,
I his yields the heart relief,
Until the Christians pious hope
U'ercones the husbands grief.
The funeral will take place from oregon run Nc
thodist Episcopal church on SUNDAY NEXT,
22d, ut ! ! O'Clock A. NJ.
Died, on the 9Th instant. at 1" bill Quarter" p9T-
,atan county, Va, Mr HILARY HARRIS, IN MS
year.
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INTERESTING READ1sG.-An order read by
Judge e. W. Hughes in the Federal Court,
at Richmond, on "Wednesday relating to the
upiustitiab!e charges of an assignee in bank
ruptcy, In which a considerable portion of
said charges are disallowed, is step in the
right direction, and if followed up. yigor-
ously, as the Judge declares 1t his purpose,
will make many assisnees tremoie 10 tnen
hoots. We commend his example to Judge
Riyes. who would find fruitful field for
oneration in overhauling the monstrous
charges put in by some of his assignees.
The opinion Of Judge Hughes, declaring
the homestead exemption waiver unconsti-
tutional, will create some CONSERVATION, as
this act was passed by Legislature contain
ing some of the best legal talent IN the
State, whilst its constitutionality is defended
by perhaps at least four 6fths of our we'll
read lawyers.-Lynchburg Republican.
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FROM
il the merchants Of Richmond city to furnish
the Central Lunaiic Asylum with the following
articles:
/ 500 pounds lest HoMIsY,
s bags RIO COFFEE (medlum grade),
chests TRA-one green, one back-tme-
dunn; - ,--
600 pounds best CINCINNATI BRIGHT suoUL-
DERS,
20 bushels CORN, .-.
e. 900 pounds SHEAF OATS or HAY,
so pounds best GOSHEN BUTTER,
so bushels best BOLTED CORN MEAL
$50 gallons AOLASsES I'm ei1um),
/ barrel best CIDER VINEGAR,
j barrel HEADLIGHT KEROSENE OIL,
/ barrel MOUNTAIN WHiSKEY (medlum quail
fyl, for hospital use;
SO pounds RICE,
80 bushels BLACK-EYE PEAS,
l bule BED-TICKISG igood}.
bale COTTON OzSABCEGs, for shifting;
so bales STRAW,
1000 head OF GARBAGE,
2 sacks best LIVERPOOL SALT.
Samples, with the prices annexed, must be sent q
the asylum by the % DAY OF MARCH NEXT
f.oi-lw N.T.PAGE, Steward.
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IMPORTANT CoURr DECISION. our first
page this morning will be found three inter
esting opinions of Judge Hughes rendered
in cases of bankruptcy. Tie first will make
fraudulent assignees tremble in their boots,
and will no doubt occasion in the future on
honest disposition of bapkrupt's estate.
The latter will be interesting to the public
az it decides that the "waiyer" Of home
stead on a negotiable note is unconsti-
lutional and void. OF The correctness of
this opinion we never did think there ought
to be any reasonable doubt. The act OF the
Legislature granting the right Of waive"
was virtually intended to destroy the right
of the homestead, which the constitution
declares shall not he "impaired. '-Peters-
burg Ne.rs.
rive need not add that such is not our
opinioD.]
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The question is, Do General HAwLEY, Mr..
BorsLER, and Governor MCCORMICK receive
INV nav for their services as Ceutepnial Com
missioncrs? We have heard that at least
one from each State receives tbree thousand
dollars year out Of the Centennial Fund.
Is it possible that this can be true5 Who
ku0ws2
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@ FEBRUARY, 1878.

9.R. PRICE & co. have Jus. oo.,,,
BLACK ALPACA5 and MOHhIns 80"
Bggsins sn BLACK GRO-GRAIy SIR xo. ."eap:
BLACK TAFFETA SILKS, best makes. '
SOLID CAMBRICS, for trimming;
HEMSTITCHED and LINEH.CAMpprry
KERCHIEFS, AAo'
q ENTLEMEs's HEhsTITcHED HAspKrn
CHIEFS,
Wh'ITE PIQUEs,
BLA OK GRAPES and GRAPE Wells.
MOU REING DRESS GOODS,
LONG and SQUARE MOURNING sB,yrs,
fe2I NC
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(For the Dispatch.l
Another View of the Liquor-kevenue
Question.
To the Editors Of the Dispatch:
FgBRuARy Is, 18i

Messrs. Eaitors,-Yo correspondent
CIV. p. b. In to-day's issue OF the Dsspatch
succeeds In so far convincing you as TO the
apparent advantages of Senate bill No. 70
that you almost give iteditorial endorsement.
ar custer. .ry fa,IIess in Gil diseuss:eas
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No article has appeared in the Virginia
newspapers for years that has ELECTED as
much commentator, and brought so much
of aud lang syne to the surface, as that OF
the Richmond Dispatch On the subject OF
"Fidders." - Fredericksburg Herald.
(which only proves that there Is great
deal of human nature still in the world.l
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The Baltimore Sun says "the public eye
is beginning to turn to WASHINGTON as TIE
place for the Centennial celebration"
[So say We all, gentlemen. The very name
of the place pleads for it.
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.sr..A.nlsEA4sES.'

n,s.,.d OF SIT. pauIsshnrch OF O'Clock On ihe.
eyaa3Sg 81 EetuMary the Rsy. vi q; r Mihe
geIugss.s ~ 30 hi BoLTGto flfZZlE o.: cnn8hterf
CfiaS 81 ~ DSeil, Es both OF this CITY,
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FUNERAL NoTIcE.-The funeral OF CHARLES
T. NEAL, SON Of T. ID. and l.. F. Neal, VIII tase
ni,co from the family residence corner OF Capitol
aud Tenth streets, TODAY at * O'Clock:
Friends and acquaintance Of the family are re,
srec1f fully invited to attend. The procession will
move from the residence to Hollywood at the hour
above stated. z.
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OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN LITHO-
" GRAPHIC COMPANY,


w. T.. CaRRiSGTON, President.
GEORGE w. MAYO. Superintendent.
THE SOUTHERN LiTHoaRAPHIc COMPANY
would call the attention of their patrons and the
nblic 10 their removal to the above location where
they are prepared TO furnish Checks, Notes Drafts
Certificates OF Stock. Diplomas, Policies; Note,
Letter. and Bill Headings; Maps, Plans. Autograph
and Circular Letters, Business and show Cards,
Tobacco aud Fancy Labels, &C., In aear, workman
ike sryle at low figures, guaranteeing TO deilver
good aud satisfactory wGrk. te Gl.1m
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( ~- GENTLEMEN WILL FIND A
large assortment Of
SILK, LINEN, and COTTON HASDKER.
sCkRFs, TIIEs, CRAyATs. and BOWS:
LAMRSWOOL, MERIEO, THERAS COTTON,
aud COUETRY-kNIT SOCkSI
KID. SILK, THREAD, DoGsKIN. CLOTH, and
COTTON GLOVES;
and DRAWERS;
Fine DRESS SHIRTS,
BUCKSKIN GARMENTS,
NIGHT CAPS,
SHIRT-BOSOAS.
LINEN COLLARS and CUFF.
PAPER COLLARS and CUFFS.
Particular attention Is called 70 tho Oh a EMS
and CROMWELL LINEN COLLARS d. Coo. per
dozen. aud the RECHERCHE O0LLAEs al SOC.
per dozen-alI worth r.. so per coGeu.
RECHERCHE CUFFS at 81 per dozen worth 81
:, LEVY BRUi IL RS.
Look ut the LINEN HANDKSBCH!EFS az
$3.50 per dozen. ele
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BLOWERS FOR THE DEAD-rnnero'i.
T wreaihs and crosses Of white flowers; b0uqYsts
for wedding presents receptions &C., made to orc
der and taatcfulIy arranged, at No. 2l2 ktfth
street, between Broad and Grace.
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<lss.ss. 81. A:ysye.,s. -
E1-F'EBRUAkfsz1,a 1s7a, g I'm

NEW, FANGY, aad sTspsrsnux
s,T 7. q. PHIcE & GO, "ooos.
havejnstopened
NEWsand BEAUTIFUI, HFnsu, -. .4
~ PRINTS - - - = OIL and Lien,
tlRaEn e + oA - glHl and PERoALEs
aH,R b1Sa gIhsEFTOWSEs, Tor chIidrsn.
LINEN 4! IL! and CoTTOE sHEET1Se,.
lKt Y LINENS, DAaIASKS Dibprp,
sBLEAgH Ed C0TT0hs, aMOuRNina
NECK RUFFLIEG;
LINEN COLLARSA and CUPS. - Et
Ia LADIES, ana GENTLEMEN'sK KIN cr mr..
l Hh1AaMBuRG EDGINGS and INsRRTi11VSYEs.
SOCKS, UMBRELLAS, tiadS,
price. -'' AEON =: kaif.
IL o..
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MT BLACK ALPACAS In all ou,lI,;os
BLACK A USTKALIaH GRAPE "''S'
BOMBAZh SES, TA MISE sATINES,
POPLIES,. BLACK aud co. ORFbS Jrv
BLACK and. COLORED SILK vELVETS
BLACK and COLOkED VEL0UKS.
BLACK and I OLORED SATISS,
POPLINS at z. rcatiy reducc:i pricas
yELOURS for dresses at T5s. yer Yard. wal,
cheap at 81; "'a'' [c
LACK BR0cA DED ALP.ssA al 25c .o,,.
SOC. per yard I; ""Ha
Good CALICOEs and GINGBAus a, 81, ~.
yard. w. pf
Extra inducements In ell kine- Of PAIr
WINTER DRESS GOOOSat "hS
SEWING-MACHINEN EEELEs. lid.
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ne FLANNELS, FLANSELs, FLAs-,
VII WHITE fall WOOL FLANNEL, In all
widths t aud qualities: cor ron anu WolL FLAS;;
MEL: SILK WARP fLANSEL: Sit$kER aai
PLAIN OPERA FLANNEL, in all qr1iieT;
RED, BLUE, WHITE, and GREY ?" iLt ;,
FLANNEL. Also. BLEACH I'D aad U SDLkA'n-
1o oA-' LEVY BROTHERS.
THE best SEWING MACHtNK OIL al Sc; yer
bottle. Ie 80
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COMPANY D, SIDNEY GRAiS.-A
~ You are ordered TO assemble ut your armory p
SATURDAY, 21st instant. at O'Clock I; ~, IN
fuII dress uniform, armed and equipped for pa.
rnIe Wi the regiment 1t Is specially desired that
not a member will he nbse,t. Such members az
have no cpauettes will report 10 The CaptHin anu
get item before parade. BY order OF Captaia SAE-
RINGTOS. GEoIsSEs W E Saarosennt.
fe 20-2t ofoefS 'eAS'"'
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TRATS, Assemble at i
" Regimentul Arinory on SATURDAY. FIST H
dress uniform for regimental parade. by order IL
Captain l.. j. BOSSIEUX. SD. SMITH.
fa oO-otk Orderly Sergeant.
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LOOK AT THE SILK NECx-SCapp,
for ladies at csc. worth 5Oc.;
SCAHFS at 80. SO. Use, 81, and 81. 2sse
SILK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
NEW STYLE VELVET and LEATHEE7yTJ rs.
INDIA-RUBBER JEWELRY;
NEW STYLE LINEN COLLARS and CUES 10.
NEW STYLE RUFPLEs,
GUFF-BUTTONS,
ISDIA-RUBBER CHAINS,
and other FANCY GOODS, at
LEVY BROTHEas,
sEWING-MACHINE NEEDLES al and ;..
for the best. iel3
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No HAMBURG EDGINGS IND IN
SrIlTISCS The assortment Of thee goods which
we now exhibit is well worthy OF the at,e htinn Of
purchasers. Having imported our s.och u:ev.
show STYLES exclusively our own, but also 70 ohsr
them al much below regular prices. We also c"i
ra rticular att eurion to our stock OF
EWR sDiDEKEO LINEN cHEXi5G fOhES, l
BLACK GUIpUKE CAPkS,
LACE HANDk ERCHIEFS.
LACE COLLARS aud LACE TfEIES, $50
vii Of which we are enabled TO sell very mrch DC
i %, ~ re",'J.r nrfc,s LEVY BR OTHERS.
fs / q 1O17 and 1919 Nain stre"t'
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MILITARY NOTICES.

TEADOUARTERs COMPANY BIZ
Ill FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOL "A
UNTEERS. RICHMOND, VA, February 20, 81
1874 GENERAL ORDERS NO. S.-This u
command viii assemble at the armory SATUk-
DAY the 2lst instant at O'Clock r. H., In fuil-
dress uniform, armed and equipped for pzrace IN
1,sntain Btss HENRY G. JONES,
IL oIi,x First Sergeant
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MEETINGS..
February 81 1874.

RICHMOND, February 81 1874.
4 SEMI-MONTHLY MEETING OF
" the CAPITAL BUILDING FUND ASSO-
CT1TiON win be held at the Office Of the Southern
Mutual Insurance Company MONDAY EVE
EiNG At g O'Clock. Persons desiring 10 subscribe
are invited to attend as there are still some shares
not taken. j. b. HILL,
4. oI-2t Secretary.
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NATURAL FLOWERS EMBAL,lED.-
IN Bridal Bouquets, Funeral Wreaths Crosses,
Anchors, aud Stars preserves N natnF u FORM oy
No. 3a1 Broad ssteef Gup- stairsl.
S,B.-Wanted. SCHOLARS, TO Wlom instruc.
tion I'm vocal and Instrumental masle win be given
Eel a-aws $4,000
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r,.. so. ssto iperas.e the salary osAhe tnoges
s ef,the Supreme Court sI Appeals an s..a q
~ 1s, a tiecIasing 1t ipex legislate
on The subjectSof resolution as not 70 puD'
Iish.acts OF d purely psiyate'or local cna a
MFR. KIRKPATRICK, from The Committee on
Public institutions, reported bill I'D reiatlon
to the office of Superintendent OF ,fuO''c
Buildings, - s&&e - - ~
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OTICE.-A general meeting of the
~ stockholders OF the CLOVER BILL FAIL.
Messrs. Lancaster & Co., IN the city Of Richmond,
on TUESDAY the Gath of February, 1874, at IL
By order of the Board Of Directors:
' u. y. WOOLDRIDGE,
a., oA1rn Treasurer.
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The funeral will take place from Oregon Hill Nc
thodist Episcopal church on SUNDAY HEAI,
February 22d, ut IL O'Clock A. III.
Died, on the 9Th instant at 4" bill Quarter" Pow
batan county, Va, Dir. HILARY HARRIS, In MS
seventy-Second year.