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WISCONSIN,.
TUE 6TATE GENERALLY,

MILWAUKEE, Aug. G.-Adyiues from different
paris Of tho State show thAt thore wore no acri-
GUS resuta TO tho crops from tho ralns OF tho
past two dsys. From some placcs damages By
clinen-ouqs sre reported. but the yield OF whoat
IN The State, IL Nhole. will be large. There
wll AIao be good crops Of oats, barley, anu
cora.
, 1875-08-07
NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 6.-Ths weather has been
delightful. c!oas aud warn tho past two dsvu,
dispatch from Grand lsIAud says tic air III full
Of grasshoprers flying south the past two days.
but ~" hare s!igated. Tho II. Inels aro anxious
tho crops are harvested.
, 1875-08-07

hurricane struck our city, i smolttbed
sefesA! small houses aud b. = 'ow down
ch'mnees. ,w1ndmiiIs, etc. d =: trees OF
thetr branches, aud tore down tph lines.
Juhl eaat Of the city the &olet mes wrre
torn down tho di'tatice OF half = 'but wero
repaired before daylight. 10 - 1yed psr-
eonAl injury. -,
Co1oyA, Henry Co., ILL.,. Aug. e tornado
pGhod oyor thia place laat eYet ,troyinR
III It's coutBe large quantities OF cprn AMI other
grains. a large barn belonging " Mr.. Otto,
sharp'a hou.e WAS unroofed. and several chm !
neys were demolished. What further lauARo
There WAS Is not At present known.
CAIRO.
Epsetdt Dspdteh to Ths Ehicdqo Tribune.
CAIno, ILL.,. Ang. G.-Tho Ohio River this
arc reports Of considerable water coming ont ~
The Tennossce, II is not believed that it vii
check tho fall thAs IL expected to cotnmenc a ~.
night. letter. received here to-day bY or c,,n.
miahion merchants fsoE correspondent = in III,
corn-growsng region Of the pra!sies pu' a Lcttor
face on nattorA. It Ia believed thr !. IN r.nv
parts Of the State tho damage has + aen oreT.ss!.
tmsted. The Ohio touched 45 foet en- ius o ~
gauge. 'A'
Exptes dasoetdted 5rr ..,
CAInn. nl.. Aug. Gan eEro' ~ tba
river report yesterday, 1hcs, tndcata .a ~
IL fees catlHed copnternatif N ak NO -. .aio~
ne nse there va only 4pw inch. - A'I I'm ron'
Ssnn ra,c,n 1e,e III ill.,. tu the h9 aest point ha,
1,io iesenou 1s auu tao' .gh tho xster from T.,
10 rsceia e. .snorroH -p'd dor Line, it niu ,oa,
,n3 ' ,s,n ocnup nue' g., Violent stortn a. win,
h'Sh'' o''ns inch d.msse. 'py s'4o - ' '0s'n las
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Louis Fu1.x. Ly-Aug. 0.-lhe indications now
arr that Aooreary has carried tho atate By from
5000 to 5000 mqro votss than Leslie bad iu
1b71. The majority may roach $4,000. It IL
probable that lhe tote 70 call 4 Constitutional
Convention L. Loaf
, 1875-08-07

TENNESSEE.
pIsTRrcTlTE NAIALw{ND.
Special Lsspsta IA Tho Chicago Tribune.
NAsHY1LLs, Tenn, Aug, IA terrific whIrl.
wind prevailed along tho Mchlinnvil!s l. Man.
obesser Railroad shls AFTERNOON. The bridRe
over Collina Mver, 800 fest lou9, VA blown
completely away.
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THE MISSISSIPPI,

At yIcEsnrRe,
v,. d9sfpdt Hs1Ttch to Tie C2ted1o Tyfbnns
III. >1*nrao, Mss, AnE. G.-IIoavy rain, rs,c
~ fallhg Throughout the stato since
,r"terday. Tho river continues 10 raa
and tue watet Is running across tho point
opposite this city. The Ashton CreyzBne In
C"rron Fars"t'. La., II aow miles vidc. and thu
water or fec. do.p. There is a croyaspo n,
1Amtnack Landtig. In 1eAaquonna Couaty. fin
tn1s ota'e, "b'eh In widening daily. Tins far
tue crops haze not Bufferol. sioet o! tho bot-
ION @Aasa will ntand feat more wafer.
aIILI GRADUALLY n1s1su
alEhFa1s. Tenn, Aug. G.-1le river hero in
RISING steadily At the rate Of inchea iu twenty.
tous hoafs' 1ho weather ia cloudy and threat
enIng. The loyees below here, ~ far down a,
tHaIe foint. aFo still reported good, tho only
ofeak being at cut In tho Old Town leyee.
through which tho uatcr is pouring, threatening
tho plantations below from the rear.
Tho St. Francis, ut Madison, Ark. hnd rtecn i
feet At midnight Inst night, and xas rsIno rnn-
idly. This water comes frot, Tie hf,y,ss;npi
A'vcF. noar Now Madrid. and threate,s the ,lne
cotton lands sbove Ne!ena on tho Arknnans
side. ~ A"no"o
Cotton mon predict the Ions Of 10, ooo b.lcs nj
pseAant outlook. @'o11 '"o
, letter from the mouth Of White Rt7er. $50
mttns below lore. written on the 4tn. sam ait
w! take loot moro to get on the half Of tho
cotton outside Of the lesaee, oue-.hrd OF vhic,l
leAst half behind tho leyocs. We can stand 3
iett without Any damage. Corn WEB planted in
rue low placer, and ia now in tLo water and
lost" ~"
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Aug. e.-Thore Ia mn cb.nco
In the situation s,uce tho reports at noon, It IN
nov within inches Of tho spring rise, and With
IL inches OF tho point which overhows tho en-
tlre country On the Arkansas side back to Maui-
unsettled.
, 1875-08-07
IOWA.


H4HTEBTINU FHUHHE4HIHG,
spsctdt Dt&patch u Ths ChteaGo F1bune,
Sioux CRY, H., Aug. G-Ths weather the past
two daya haa bcen clsar, and harvesting Ia pro-
ErcHsng vol. Nearlr all the whoat IL uow cut,
The wei weather has not Heriouay damaged the
grain about hero.
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n,ha r;adla,a Ont of Time.

f
The report of the subcommittee on Lou
tsiaua affairs does not suit Che views Of ultra
Radicals, and is plalnly2not WHAT'S wanted
for the present exigencs- Of the Radical
marty. MFR, G. F. HoAs, of Massachusetts,
the chairman of the committee, as alreaoy
stated, annadnced on introducing the report
that the subcommittee would proceed ~iR-
mediateiy to, Louisiana. r aoa3. 81,
This announcement was tantamount TO a
censnre Of the report Of the subcommittee.
II is deemed necessary that It shall be Offset
hvv less scrupulous and more partisan
arrangement of testimony-one that Will
help out General GRANT. 50, down goes the
committee to outrage the ostensible pur'
pose of its appointment. eshal' have gar
bled facts, apd the truth suppressed. Inc
subcommittee was a fair one, as things 60.
It had majority Of Republicans, but 1t Is
clear that they were too honest for kepuos''
can wants. Could its report have been sup
pressed it would never have seen the light.
But that being impracticahle, we have 1t, and
it will prove, we suspect, an antsdote Tor the
poison that Is to be gathered by the experts
under Mr.. G. F. HoAR. 81, ...-.r tn.3.s.
How exactly the American Congress lm''
tatcs the bloody Assembly of France in de-
putting commissioners to the rural depart.
ments to inform against them. But that had
its end, and so will our prosecutors in good
tine cease to rule. -, -.
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The New Orleans Picoyune of Thursday

The New Orleans Picoyune of Thursday
called attention to the statement in the Pre-
sident,s message where, reviewing the Lou
isiana imbroglio, it stated that military
interference in 1872 was never used
until resistance to the process of the
United Safes court rendered that neces-
sary. "All the trouble began there says the
President. Now, it is perfectly well known
here that the process of the United States
court was not resisted in 1872, simply because
there was never any process TO resist. There
was no action by the court and no judgment
rendered. DURELL's order was issued at
midnight, and before O'Clock the troops
were in possession of the state-Housc'
There was not hand raised afterward."
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It thus appears that the gross earnlngs ..
ra;lways-a large percentage OF when ihus'
he spent within the State-are nearly aou le
in 1879 what they we're in ls59-6o, Inc
period OF our greatest prosperity nate
Tins attempted to show that Virginia IS not
honkrunt. that her vital forces OF enterprise
and production are powerful, and are ac-
lively at work producing marked results;
and that so far from being worse on tnan
she was ten years ago, or even as oaoly oh'
Che has steadily progressed, and IL progress
irg and improving in her material COMMUNION
every year and every day.
THE price Of land is low, but 1t is mainly OF
the surplus and poor land. The rich farms
of the Valley and the Southwest command
az good prices as they ever did but It IS IN
the negro populations of the East where
prices are so depressed. Now land Is valua,
BILE lust in proportion to the population ana
personal property it has upon 1t.
Where an acre of land IS ouiit over oy
manufactures or banks it is worth SlOo,Ooo,
or maybe 100000. If 100 people llve on
it 10 moderate dwellings it is worth S2o,ooo
or S3O, 900. Where it is cultivated ID a popu'
lation of 100 to square mile 1t VIII De WORTH
$500 per acre; and where there Is one per-
son Der square mile it will not De worm one
dollar per acre; because ID Inc ono case
there are many people who want II, ana 10
the other there is no one VINO VIII
have it. This is the condition OF mucn
of our Virginia land. We have 100
much for our population, and 1t never VIII
be valuable until people come here or gro"
here, to till it. Italy has territory ABOUT
equal to Virginia and North Carolina; put
she supports 100000 of people, WhlIe
these two States have only ,0OO-a llttie
over one-fourteenth. IT'LL
Our population will not increase WINE
these jeremiads over our suterlngs 60 OUT
to the world. Such complaints drive from
US our own robust, hopeful, and energetlc
youth, and give them to other StateS' lor
they have no hopes of success in commu-
nifty which is utterly bankrupt according 10
its own showing.
Neither population nor capital VIII come
to people who represent themselves as
hopelessly insovent. Buoyancy, courage,
hopefulness, attract; dependency and com
planning repel; and that man Will oo Tue
greatest service to this State VINO VIII ani-
mate the spirits of our people, VINO VIII
nerve them up to make new efforts 10 Dul'd
I'D their fallen fortunes, and who VIII lnluse
into them the conviction that they are supe'
rior to adversely, and that by their own Saga
city and industry they are rapidly replacing
the great waste of war. Such conviction
in the hearts of our people, ayoWed ana act
ed on by our public men, will be more than
half the battle in putting us on our feet
again.
/ believe the facts in the case justify such
conviction, and am thus trying to do my
share towards producing it. Is. L. d.
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Don't Like Democrats.

1t is q matter of regret that mere aversion
to the Democratic party has exerted and is
cXerting powerful influence in diminishing
the force of the popular Remuneration of the
Republican Administration. A vast number
of citizens al the North who are heartily
sick of GRANT and his usurpations do not
join in the expression of opinions in which
they concur because the public indignation
meetings consist in great degree Of Demo.
Gratis.
We have noted instance in the case of the
Hon. WAYNE McNEAGu, of Harrisburg, Pa.
who tells his disposition in letter tpthe
New York Tribune. He declares that he
does not care to "indulge, under Demo-
cratic auspices" in criticisms of the Repub-
lican party. Yet he speaks thus of GRANTS
usurpatons:
every step In the progress Of this usur
patton has been closely scanned by large
numbers Of voters of the Republican party ;
and the last acts in the wretched drama, the
interference of the military forces Of the
General Government in the organization Of
the State Legislature, and the dispatches OF
General Sheridan, were SO utterly lawless
and in such flagraIft violation of all the tradi.
lions of our history, rs well as of all the
principles on which our liberties rest, that
they are certain to secure their own con-
domination with such emphasis as will make
any repetition of them impossible. The Re-
publican party believe will be foremost to
insist that in time of peace the subordination
of the military to the civil power shall be
universal and absolute, and that the barriers
between the executive, the legislative, and
the judicial departments of Government
shall not be at the mercy Of the bayonet, or
depend upon the discretion OF any soldier,
however well he may have deserved OF bis
country"
Thus far the party has done nothing to
carry out the expectations of the Hon. Dir.
MCVEAGH. Will it?
Men who really entertain such views as
are here expressed-and there are many
thousands such-cannot honestly sustain the
party of usurpation. The great bulk Of them
will be found in the opposition under some
name or other. We regret that there should
be obstruction In name; but even that will
be obviated. The Republic is now hybrid
Government. 1t cannot last so. 1t must be
restored to its former nature or it must be q
despotism. A mere party name will not
seriously interfere with its destiny.
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Three years ago the Federal Government
arrested Governor WARMoTH on the charge
of interfering with the organization of the
Louisiana Legislature precisely what Gov
ernor KELLOGG has just been sustained by
the Federal authority in doing. The latter
case President GRANT, in his message, says
was "perhaps debaabie question" He
did not pronounce the interference in tie
WARMoTH case Z" debatablc.' Exactly. Your
bull and my OK.
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r.. made t,fe spte,cial order for next

Sc., was made the special order for next
Thursday. 20,
House bills transferring to the sinking
ftind certain bonds Of the Common wealth
Which we're received ID settlement of certain
Claims, &C., came up assunfaished business,
and was under discussion when the hour Tor
the special order arrived.
House bill In relation TO
PocoMoKE. SOUND AID RIVER,
which was discussed by Messrs. MAaRupEE
and OuLp against the bill, and Messrs: mon
rAaus and NEEIEY. At half-past 2 +. III.
Mr.. NsKLEY moved to postpone the further
consideration OF the bill until next Friday
agreed to.
+ Adjourned at 2:45 P. NJ. .@s
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~ AT COST! AT COST!


Great reduction In prices, and rush for the
BARGAINS AT WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
have been engaged the past week In marking down
the entire stock Of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C, +.
AT AND BELOW COST.
This Is no humbug, US l will sell exceedingly
great bargains from now till the LIST OF February
In order 10 close out my winter stock, ana also 70
change the firm of business. so now Is the chance
10 purchase your winter goods at one-haif their
value.
call specal attention to the following articles:
In DRESS GOODS have
SILK PoPLINs, FRENCH MERrNos,
CoIoRED EMPRESS CLOTHS, ALPAcAs,
sERGES, PLAID POPLINs, &C.;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS and sATlSS, Tor.
dresses and trimmings;
PLAIN and PLAID OPERA FLANNELS;
BLACK MERINOS, CASHMERES,
EMPRESS and CREPE CLOTHS,
MOHAIR LUSTRES and BLACK ALPACAS, &c;
RED and WHITE TABLE DAMASK and NAP
KINS;
WHITE, RED, GRAY, and BLACK-AED
WHITE CHECKED FLANNELS;
BOULEVARD SKIRTS,
BALMORALS and SHAWLS,
NUBIAS, &C.; BLANKETS,
WHITE and COLORED QUILTS,
TABLE and PIANO-COVERS,
CASSIMERES, TWEEDS,
WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
POLONAISE CLOTHS,
and full line Of NOTIONS, such as
RIBBONS. SCARFS,
KID GLOVES, CLOTH GLOVES,
Ladies', Misses, and Gentlemen'S HOSIERY,
HANnkERCHIEFS, CORSETS.
Ladies', Misses, and Gentlemen's UNDERSHiRTS,
Gentemep's WHITE LISEN-BOSOM SHIRTS
and COLLARS,
CREPE Wells and COLLARS,
PORTE-MONNAIES. SH1RT-BOSOMS.
TOWELS, SHEETINGS,
PILLOW-CASE COTTONS, &C., &c.
all of which win be sold at and below cost dill the
lst of February. SO call early and secure some OF
COL Broad street, corner Sixth street.
Y. B.-I have lot OF VELVET STOOLS, for
store use, which will sell very low to any one In
N~0N - WILLIAM THALHIMER'5,
TAO Sixth and Broad streets.
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We should have stated before that Senator
JOHN +. LEWIS has denounced the interfer-
ence in Louisiana affairs by the Federal
Government as unWarranted. He talks of
it as every yirgiuian should. How Mr.. c.
Y. THOMAS stands on this subject we know
not. II he sustains GRANT he is the onls
Virginian from this State who does. But we
think better of him than to believe that he
VIII infict stain upon his State by doing so.
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AMEs's Acknowledgements, in testifying be-
fore the Yieksburg Congressional Commit
tee, declared that he thought the whites pro-
badly justified in forcibly resisting q mob of
armed negroes marching upon Yicksburg. ]
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60 NUSfrEss CmxrCrF 80:
HI L1aHfD B6slkEss ros ~
4 i. ON FAIRsTgHys.

ne subscribers, wishing to re,.rs =.
Wl,0LEEssALE FANCY Gt,6T,s An t zen, To-.
HUHl.I ESs 70 devote themselves T a,aj,, NOTION
their interests I'm fI,is ci .
pose OF tier stock OF GOODS on t} 7, VII Oh.
FIXTURES. and LEASE OF WaPs san:
favorable ferns, to parties wishing IN e,ntuSE. m
already uelI-est1hlished business eSbs IN al
situated ON Main street, in the bes. ro.,,,
city. is $50 FEET deep, basement, md tpa, IN u:
the first floor 10 lighted with skylight in ,hs hoof
the second floor h 100. and fhjrt IN re. centre;
Thus is afforded house in which he ,vho; neep.
fancy goods and notion business ca 10 ,,n.oasa:
on rs large scale as Desired, or a large cor.tget
done with ease. e>s can !.
such an opportunity rarely offers itself - ,,,>'
wishing TO enter into mercantile pursuits r. .ioe
curing well-known and established business pro- ,.
busines5-Stand. S'' aol
Arrangements may be made with ". Y y.,on.-
70 remain with new firm until late in the snte
nson. " 'He spsl5S
The terms OF the lease are favorable,
fartles desiring further information can nro....
II by addressing US. -" procure
;,s.vALEHTIHE & CO..
1918 Main street Rjchmo,d T.
n. BIN view Of the contem plat Il ch ,nsn' d.
business, as stated above, we low OH, ~ or
ducemeuts to the trade Up supplying tbe,r.l,Ih.
with goods In our line, and Invite CITY and n'..i
merchants TO avail themselves or thesa in,Lfy
ments. TIA 1S-lwJ Ms. VALENTINE I rm
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The report OF the Congress committee y
q valuable document-worth a thousand OF
such messages as GsAsr's last. u justihes
the Conservatives Of Louisiana from begin
ming to end, except as 10 the organization OF
the House of Representatives. Its facts
must be accepted as arguments even by the
northern people. 1t crowds out n1uci, other
matter from our columns this morning.
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NJ NEW MOURNING GOODS ''
-" AND OTHER BLACK GOODS
- JUST To HAND.
T. r. PRICE CO. (,
have on hand more bargains In
BLACK ALPACAS,
BLACK MOHAIRS,
BIACR BoNBAZINE CLOTHS,
RACK IMPERATRICE and TAMISE,
6 4 and % CAsHMERES,
MoUssELAINEs, AUsTRALIAN.CREPEs'
CREPE Wells and ENGLISH CREPEs,
Long BLACK THIBET sHAWLS,
SQUARE BLACK THIBET SHAWLs,
RuFFLINGS, COLLARS, CUFFS, 80
RIBBONS, SCAHFS, GLOVES, &c. la 70
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DEATHS.

Died. in this city, on the morning of Thursday
the l4th of January, Mrs. MAnY L., wife OF
George $. Netherand.
Died, on the morning of January 4!h. AIRY
L. n ETHERLAND, wife OF George !. Neherlapu,
In the ifty-tirst year Of her age.
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railroad transportation, and the earnings Il
these roads have increased accordingly.
The last wear II, which We have reports OF
the railways before the war was 1859. In
that wear the total gross earnings were:
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CLOTHING.
pEREMPTORY SALE OF CLOTHING

4,
HAVING DECIDED TO CLOSE OUR BRANCH
HOUSE IN THIS CITY,
we have directed our clerk, Mr.. J. c. pucKrT~
to MARX DOWN EVERY ARTICLE NOW ~
THE STOCK.
The entire stock MUST POSITIVELY BE- cLosro
OUT WITHIN THE NEXT Few DAYS. Much n I,
will be offered at figure far below actual cos, ~
manufacture.
Those DESTROYS Of supplying them:elve, will frI
1t to their interest 10 CALL AT ONCE AND oB1,rv
CHOICE.
The FIXTURES we also offer FOR SALE. 70
be delivered In about thirty days.
NOAH WALKER { CO..
in 1856 1117 Main street.
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T.R. PRICE & co.
during the next thirty days win sell inc naiahce o,
their winler dress goods, shawls, coaks, &C., at
steA' G Gas and DIAGONALs,
81. CAMEL'S HAIR, =, ->
REPS and OTTOMANS, 81
BLACK and COLORED SlLh, -.a.. :.
SHAWLS and CLOAKS. r,,
tlemen and boys also will he offered at great bargains
Inst opened an ~ sortment Of ...-
KID GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen;
MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS; aaA
STRIPED HOSE, all Nos;
HEMSTITCHED HANDhERCHIEFs;
CORSETS, &C. JAZZ
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DOCKLAND LINE.

$40 barrels No. l ROCKLAND LIME,
daily expected,
l for sale low from the wharf.
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MEETINGS..

1~o.-~~~~~~-~~~~-~~~~ ~I~-----~or~SoS-~~~~~~~~~
GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF AGA
VI PYTHIAS-The seventh annual E5IsA
session of the GRAND LODGE OF Isl ga
KNIGHTS OF PYTBIAS OF VfR. EStysGa1
GINA will be held at Pythian Castle SSS0
Han, corner Main and Eleventh streets, Sa.C
in the city of Richmond, on tuesday, the 10Th
of january, 1875, at TX o'clock 2. M. by order
Va 'A0 LEROY s. EDWARDS.
G.. X. of r. and S.
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sa AEa1IyEMENE es.sa
4 GRAND BALL WILL CONE @
a OF next "WEDNESDAY NIGHT FIT; the n ~
vii he given bya member or Bluss, Firss =. 60
virginia regiment Come One; e sna sa a 10
had cIa rac,ers admitted. Tickets TO De NAG nc TEE
door. or ut Lohman's, corner sixth ana
streets. --- -
Thirst GRAND MAsQUERADE 70
II BALL Of the season, by the Young Mems MA
social club, at New Market .Ha!I- MOI isi{A
DAY, Japuarv 1S, 1875. AdmIIssionL Manager nor !.
Gentleman and two Ihdica.1 81, El00r, nlala9sL,
john Kahn Committee Wal,es G5aln: LEXIS
Byrne, james Gently. Richard nai'a si I9s.1ts
v}I no furnished by the Club at the hal ll!o-!t
nROFESSORH Fl: .-tAUBE'S 20
DANCING ACADEMY, an
Lew Brothers RsiI. corner Of Eleventh and Es
Min streets. =, J,
SATURDAY AFTEEE1oNs Ct S'sl9ek as Genue-
mon TUESDAY and FRIDAY ENESlNGS.
Glide. Pause, Boston, and all the latest dances
taught. - -
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UMP PLASTER.-FOR SALE, 100
IL TONS NOVA SCOTIA LUMP PLASTER
just landed on the dock. Apply to
Ia 1885 1908 Dock street
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OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY CoMpASY,3
RICHMOND, January l6, 1875.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
RAILWAY COMPANY will be held in their ofhce,
on Leigh street, on MONDAY the 1Sth o asy OF
S g. ia y. - No'o Secretary.
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r IME ! LIME II LIME Ill

ME LIME ! LIME ]! % -
Z, ~ sINDIAN EtOCK - LIME.
We are constantly ,ecelytng supplies or In
DIAN ROCK LIN fresh from our ik1lns, 40
Botetourt county, Virgintd. For sale low. ,,c
DILLON, ELLETT Y Cf.,
ocl6 manufacturers, k5QS Dock Sisreet
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MILITARY NOTICES.

MILITARY NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERS COMPANY "C,"s
Ill January ] 8, 1675.-SPECIAL ORDERS NO. p
3,-The members of the company will assemble n
at the srmory, in full-dress uniform, THIS
(alonday) EVENING at IN O'Clock Tor Inspection
by the Colonel. By order Of the Captain.
Ia Is-lt* E. G. WALTHALL, o. s.
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MT WHY DON'T YOU GO TO
sYCLE BROTHERS
and buy your
BROWN and BLEACHED DOMESTICS?
They have splendid stock, and offer great in
ducements. ID Af
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The stated s&SGyEg
WI convocation of HARTMAN r: a: YAK
CHA PIER, No. Sc, will take place THIS AIWSSNA
Evening at Masons' hall. on Twenty 3SSasaSS
NTH street, at o'clock. Ali r. A. Masons In good
standing are fraternalIy invited to attend BY Or
der of II. +. II. 7. WILLIAM WILSON
il lS-1t* Secretary