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0Cosrh,BurloSs TO TIE SOUTHERN H1sroar.

gCoSTklBurloNs TO TIE SOUTHERN HIsroRt-
CAL SoCIErY. During the past weekAhere
| have been the following additions to.the
| materials Of the. Southern Historical Society ::
I From General Fitz Lee: His final report
Of the operations OF the cavalry corps of the
| Army OF Northern Virginia from March %,
1856, to a prI 8, 1865. On the Both of March
General Fiiz Lee was by order Of the com-
mander-fn-chtef placed In command of the
whole. cavalry corps, and this report tWritten
a few days after the surrender, and never
made publirD details the operations of the
cavalry at Five Forks. Sai!oI's Creek. High
Bridge, and other points along the line Of
that famous retreat, (when they were, Ia.
decd, "tae eyes and ears of the army, aud
always had a place in the picture near the
flashing of the guns,") gives an interesting
account of the surrender, pays handsome
tributes to Generals Hunton and Wise, and
to the cavalry officers and men, and gives
much new and valuable information. ua.1l
=. From the author stThe siege of Savsn.
nab, in December, 1864, and the Confederate
operations in Georgia and the Third Military
District of South Carolina during General
Sherman's march from Atlanta to the sea.
BY Charles c. Jones. Jr., late Lieutenant
Colonel of Artillery, G. s. A., and Chief Of
Artillery during the SIEGE" This is a receut
and very readable and valuable contribution
10 the history of the war. ..rf .. ,..s
From the author, Hon. Nahum Capen, of
Boston: 'History of Democracy from. the
Earliest to the Latest Periods. Volume, l."
This book is Just out, and is warmly com.
mended by some of the leading men of the
country. It proposes to give an impartial
history of all Of the parties In this country,
and TO contain full statistical information Of
their progress .....-.... ia.
From Sir. Charles Wallace: An additional
volume of Confederate Reports, containing
the reports of General Bragg and his subor.
dinates Of the battle Of Cbickamauga. -,
From John Crane. Esq: Original letter
of Judge John a. Campbell, Assistant Secre.
tary of War, Confederate States Army, ad-
dressed to Hon. John B. Baldwin, on the
subject of impressments. The letter dated
January 81. 1863, is written on Confederate
paper, andis an interesting relic of the times.
Prices fixed by the Board of Commis;-
sioners in Virginia, Georgia, Tennessee, and
North Carolina, May, 1863. 80, ~ M
From an unknown friend of the Society
A copy Of the Lexington GazeLte containing
full account Of the ceremony Of raising the
flag presented by Hugh Sheldon, Esq, of
Liverpool, England, over the grave of Stone
wall Jackson on the 18th day of May, 1864,
with the speech made by Ex-Governor John
Le!cher on the occasion. ..., r.....- .,..
The Society is row eDdeavoring to vigor-
ously prosecute It's work, and confidently
appeals to its friends to aid it by becoming
member or contributing material. The Sc
cretary may be found every morning ut his
office, in the ciptol. .so. .-.,... :...
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Acc1DENT.-About o'clock yesterday af.
ternoon Jake Redlord. a youth about four.
teen years Of aye. Was painfully injured
whilst playing at tue Marshall Cotton Mills
He struck his knee just below the cap against
the sharp edge Of piece of wood, which in
flicted wound about three inches in length,
and almost to the bone in depth. DR.. In.
gram was. called to the assistance of the suf.
ferer, and rendered the necessary surgical
attention.
SUDDEN EATH.-Rlchael Monroe (coloredl
wife Of the weIl-known barber Of that name,
died suddenly Monday evening Of apoplexy
No inquest. a'C.. ..H - .~f.s-
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SHoEsHoP ROBBED, AND THE REsULT.-The
shoeshop of Christian & Lewis was broken
into sometime ago Ind robbed of one pair
of boots and four pairs of shoes, valued at
$40. Suspicion pointed to Primus Dodson,
aud he was accordingly arrested aud sent to
the grand jury for indictment. The accused
was indicted, and tried yesterday in the Hus-
tings Court, found guilty, and bis punish
ment assessed at three years in the penlten.
tiary. ~ sa...r ~.. .:
There was another case pending against
DodSon-viz., Breaking and entering the
confectionery shop of James .Birrett aud
stealing $40 worth Of candy, but nolle
proseQui was entered.
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IA&AlLAgLg LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
.cnA3Na l'osT-OrrlCE FEBRuAEY 2. lS75.-
N''' Easter Bush, No. 72G, between n and
.nd 81, u streets, Washington, d. c.; George
w. Thompson, care Edgar Thompson, Ra-
,tsli, h. c.; Miss Mary Muler, Ciark's
alley, Va; Judy Clarborce; Prospect
smith Dir. Harry Donshue, care }. Hagan,
Sofhef seventeenth and Venable streets: T..
y. Ffest'nan, 100 west Fourth street, Gin
r'hnafi. ',bn o.; Mrs. c. w. Gray, 5o4 west Mar.
1usn T,,. aIieet, Richmond, Va; Miss sallic
'eiieD, south second street, city. -
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= MoRTUIRY REpoRT.-The following is The
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, January 80, 1875, compiled from sex.
tons retures received at the Office of the
Board of Health: Cause 1C Death: Apo.
pleXy,1 cancer Of breast, l /; congestion OF
brain, / consumption Il white and col
ored], 5; conyulsions, 1 coxalga. l; Group,
l; ulpntheria, l !; dropsy, l; fever (conges-
tive, 1; heart disease, 9; infantile locbjaw,
/; marasmus, 1; old age, 1; pncumonia, !
unknown. 4. Whole number of deaths in
the city, SO. Ser: Males, 10; females, IA.
Color White males, 6; white females. 4.
Coored males. 13; colored females, 10. Age :
One day to thirty, /; one month to six, /;
six months 10 twelve, L; one year to three,
5; three years to five, /; ten years to twen'
ty, =; tHeuty years to thirty, 4; thirty
years to forty, 8; forty years to fifty, 4;
fifty years to sixty, 4; sixty years to seventy,
/; seventy years to eighty, 9; ninety years to
Que hundred, !. Condition :: Single, 19;
married, s. widowers, l; widows, 4; un'
known, l. Natiuity: United States, 30
Ireland, /. Locality: Marshall Ward: 3;
jefferson Ward, 6; Madison Ward, .; Mon
roe Ward, 5; Clay Ward 5; Jackson Ward,
8; almshouse, 4. By ,rhont Certified: Reg
ular practitioners, %; Coroner,3; Board OF
Health, 7. .... ... .-
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DR. WILLIrs.-"Oa The Wing or, a Sum
mer -Fight Ooer he Sed."-To.hight the
Rev. Sunshine Willis will appear before tne
Young Mems Christian Association IN new
lecture. which is said BY those who nave
heard II 10 be the most pleasing IN the course
DR.. Willis is well known here, ana bas
many friends here who will be glad 10 nave
another opportunity of hearing one OF MS 10,
tcrestlpg lectures. The trip TO Europe ana
back again, In Dr.. Wiilits's hands, "ill be q o
rich field tor bis talents, and we can saleiy
promise those who may bear him pleasure
not often. enjoyed in lecture.room.
On Thursday evening DR.. Willis |ili give
his great lecture on MooDshlre OF, LIE
Illusions Of Lie" = re-s I4
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Not Gu1LTY.-The following cases Were
tried in the Hastings Court yesterday and
the parties either acquitted or nolle prose.
oui entered in their cases: Joseph Baker,
breaking aud entering the shoeshop Of vii.
liam Banks and stealing three pairs of shoes;
sc. William Edwards, charged With the
same offence Alexander Patterson, charged
with the same offence; James Thomas,
charged with stealing pair Of boots from
William S. Catlett; Charles Bradford,
charged with violating the State revenue law
by selling goods by sample, was discharged
on payment OF costs. ..s ....,....t.
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The FATE.oF TIE BOYS WHO RaBBED Mr..
BEATTY's RooM.-In the Hastings Cours yes
terday j. W. Lipscomb and Charles Bowler,
the two boys who were charged with break
ing and entering the dwelling house of John
Beatty, ESQ.,. and. stealing S216.4S in United
States currency, were arraigned for trial, but
lhe accused pleaded guilty, and they were
sent to the penitentiary for three years each
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IsrELL1eENcE was received in this city yes.
day OF thedeath of Mrs. Margaret Purcell, /,
wife of MIR. C. W. Purcell, formerly OF this
city. Her death took place yesterday morn.
ing at the family residence, in Albenarle.
Her remains will be brought to this city for
;pf FOR ~ : y
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Inspection OF THE PENIrENTIARY.-The
House Committee ON Prisons and Asylums,
with a number of other members of the
House and few senators, yesterday evening
visited the penitentiary and examined 1t
with reference to the construction Of new
ward for the female convicts.
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LilTtK.CARRlERs' REpoRT.-Tbe follow
,nS Is The lctter.carriers' report for january :
REGISTERED letters delivered, SAC; msil-let-
.rFs delivered, l00,397; mail.cards delivered.
il'3?2; drop-letters delivered, 5,977 drop
ARD delivered, ,954 papers. &c, delivered,
''i11j letters collected, 54,692; drop-letters
collected, 2,5lS; cards collected, 1924 /;
papers collected, 6,757.
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ESCAPE OF CONVICT. .-Jamcs Robinson,
white convict, employed with number OF
others in enlarging the State cattle-pens, on
Brook turnpike, escaped from the guard
yesterday. The prisoner was sent from this
city, and had nearly served out three.yearS
term for grand larceny. 4.....- ..
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THREE YEARS IN THE James
Cary and James II. McP herson, charged with
stealing lot Of bags from Charles L. Todd,
valued at six dollars, were tried in the Hust-
ings Court yesterday, and the punishment
assessed at three years in the penitentiary
In the second case against Nc Pherson nolle
prOseQu, was entered. ~ &, a. q .....
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BrReLARY.-Wiliam Booker "a negro) was
tried in Judge Guigou's court Yesterday for
breaking and entering the dwelling.house OF
A. j. Miller in the nighttime and stealing
tWenty.one coats of the value OF $50, found
guilty, and sent to the penitentiary for four
yoars .-#-.u.y -.......s. ,
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ANOTHER DRUMMER ARREsTEp.-Sergeant
Dan. Wren arrested yesterday morning +.
L. P. Martin, a. sample. merchant, on the
charge of selling goods by sanple-without
license. He was bailed to appear at the Po.
lice Court this morning.
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WHITE TEETI.-..' We confidently recommend To
all who need an efficient aud harmless tooth powder
the elegant presafa,i6n of MEADE 81 BAKER
known as SAPoSSE DESTlrRfcE.
"Drs. .teG. ,r s soS, Dentists; GEORGE W.
JONES, Dentist. K. n, HUDSON, Dentist; w
L LEIGH BURTON, Deutist; j. HALL MOORE, u. ".
Dentist; JOHN MAHoNEY, Heutist; GEORGE d
STEEL, Dentist; DR.. JUD. b. WOOD, Dehust.
Price fifty cents box; for sale W druggists gene
rally
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HAMBURGH EpGISGs and ms ERTINGs can be had
IN greater variety at LEVY BRoTHERsNthaa at any
other house in this city. Levy BROTHERS import
tie goods direct from tho manufacturers which
enables them 10 offer choice styles and TO sell them
fully twenty-five per cent. below regular prices.
Those in want Of these goods shouldcall aud e1-
anime their latest importation, which came to
hand few days ago.
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A FORMER CRY EMPLOYEE IN THE PENl.
TENrIARY.-Archer Hays, who was at one
time the janitor of the City Hall, was arrested
sometime since for breaking into the store OF
Peter Pascini and stealing lot Of coniec-
tionery, cigars, &C., of the value of s54. The
negro was indicted on Monday by the grand
Jury, and yesterday tried and sentenced to
the penftentiary for five years. He was
taken out and turned over to the superln'
tepdent yesterday afternoon I,..< ..ae =
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ELECTION OF ORFIcsRs.-At the annual
meeting of the Mechanics Building Com.
pauy held Monday night the following Of
Ulcers were elected President, G.. c. Thon ;
Treasurer, Julius Ide; Secretary, John A.
;Krutz. Trustees: George Hirsh, Henry
Thon, Conrad Feldner. Directors: Henry
Katr, B, ID Bedford, ,.I. B. Aberts. Jr., Ed
ward Albers, j. g.. Ebenhack. William E.
E,-.l f..-a..-,a IL, Il Il \ /.
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AMENDMENTS To TIE CONSTITUTION. The
Conservative caucus resumed lis session last
night. The question OF requiring the pre-
y1gaent Of the clpita'ion tax before eXcrcis-
iv5 tue right OF suffrage was discussed at
rngtti and adopted-ayes, so; noes, &.
The caucus next took up the proposed
im'ndu"nt 10 The 0th section of the 6th arti.
Gle OF tie Loustilu,ion-Niz, strike out the
ltop.rty Tax lor The support of free schools.
ihr PROPOSITION was discussed until adjourn.
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REEs & Co.'S new and eltgantly-fttcd-up gal
lery is located between Eighth and Ninth on Main
street over the Express office, where they are ran
ming their old scale of prices for photographs, which
are as good, IL not better. Than those commanding
double the price elsewhere.
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CHANcERY CoURT OF RICHMOND, TUEs
DAY-Judge E. H. Fitshugh preSiding.-The
following cases were disposed of: ."-."..
Kemp Is. Mountcastle, &C.; MountcastIe
us. Kemp. Cross.bill. Decree in conformity
with opiDjsn of the court, dissolving ipjunc'
ton awarded on the original bill, and con.
tinuing the injunction on the cross. bill.
Derr us. Dcrr, &c. Decree making distri-
button Of the fund and fiually disposing OF
the cause. 'aE -.
Cross pS. Spejghts, &c. Decree referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re-
port. =.
Samuel Freedly-er parte. Order substi'
tutiug trustee 10 the place of one who has
removed from the Commonwealth. ...
Bartlett. &C., vs. Coles, &c. Decree max
ing distribution of the fund on band.
Bnford Us. Binford's administrator. &c.
Cox's executor uS. Binford's, &c. Decree
overruing exception to commissioners re-
port, confirming same, and directing sale
OF the property therein mentioned. -@"
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FINED By THE Police JUsTICE. fol.
lowing parties were fined yesterday: Joseph
Morris S5 and Herman Morris % for assault
ing and beating Isaac Van Wort; Isaac Van
Wort S5 for assaulting and beating James
- !
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A choice stock ofrGoops for mourning can now
he had at LEVY BROTHERS,. BoMBAzINES, Ia
MISE, AUSTRALIAN CLOTH. ALPACAs, GRAPE
Wells, CREPE COLLARS, aud black-bortered HAND
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xASSi&NE IS superior to all other preparations
for thehashow before the public. 1t renders th'
hair ssf and glossy; leaves the skin clean ;restbre
tie hair TO It's original color In marvelously shor
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QUALIFIED TO PRAcT1oE.-Messrs. Beard,
Brooke, and WorIham, of this city, qualified
10 practice law in the CIRCUIT Courts Oh Hen
Irieo and Richmond gesteI day.. :ssl )
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sPeRsosAb.-Alost Rev. Archbishop Bay.
ley, OF Baltimore, arrived In this. City J es-
ferday, and Is lhe guest Of Right hcv.
Bishop Gibbons. DE Will remain hs'h hlcn'
mond severaf days. syss.. !.
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SELLING OFF AT A PRoFIT.-Furnlshing Good
selling or at profit by E. b. SPENCE SON.
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AN OH OrfENDER.-Jolln< sullivan,
charged with being drunk, was yesterday
required by the Police Justice to giye secu, .
rity In the sum Of $i00, and was committed
in default. "A ..sH .sz,E i.1i ts9-gt, !,
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NEw-sTYLE .SoTE-PAPER- and ENVELOPES a
LEVY BROTHERS., and you can save money o!
purchasing 1t OF them. ,....
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sFLLISG OFF AT A PRoFIT.-CiothiDg selling OF
at profit by K. B. SPENCE & SON.
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SELLING OFF At a PRoFIT.-Shlrts selling OH
profit BY E. B. SPENCE < son. ..
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TRAVELLERS should not put up with the badly
washed collars that are seut 10 them by hot:l laun-
dr,es but wear the Elmwood, which always looks
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Ladies and gentlemen in want OF LINEN COLLARS
will find u lot at LEVY BHorHEKs'at 1885 thah one
half of regular prices. - ...E
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SELLING OFF AT A PRoFIT.-Clothing. Shirts,
and Furnishing Goods selling off at profit by 4.
B. SPENCE & SON. -~ ,@'
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MEETINGS.

OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY CoxpAsY,a
= RICHMOND, January 10, 1876
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE.
l. STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
RAILWAY COMPANY win be held in their office,
on Leigh sre.t, on MONDAY the / 5th day OF
FEBRUARY, 1870. G. WAiDROP.
{. ia l6-td ~ II ~ - :. Secret1ry ~
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SELLING OFF AT A PROFILE. b. SPENCE q
SON arc selling off at profit. G fye them call.
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TnE WE.rags To.DAY.-lro" oar '''
= ms morning th" Ia'ohah'hf'rS are MAJ
r.. weather to dag so,H be fbrtafsn'n9' 1o'-
,.,g,i III, rai. Gr' $Hotr.
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QUESTION: Where can buy W9
NJ good SHOES for myself Or chill.
dren at low figures, but made Of good material!
oAnswer:lAt the factory No. 2l5 BROAD strSet, s,
made goods are cold.
!. BOOTS footed to order for only $6. sc 10
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921 MAIN sTREET.-HATS At Low PRICES FOR
CASH ONLY.-Davfpg determined to adopt the
cash system In my business have marked down
the prices of my entire steck and offer it from this
date for cash only My friends and the general
public are cordially Invited 10 examine my stock
aud prices. p o. NJ. MARSHALL,
.r ....r. 92l Main street.
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SELLING OFF AT A PROFILE. B. SPENCE 4
SONare selliug or at u profit. ,..-.-
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R1cBMosp, VA, August %, 1874.

!, .tTH RICHMosp, VA, August %, 874.
have carefully snaiyzsd for Messrs. ARCHER &
BOOKER q sample OF; ~. SEMME's PURE RYE
WHlsKEY" selected by myself. and find It free
from all adult erations or injurious substances.
therefore recommend 1t rs einincnty adapted for
medicinal or family use. ~ $
r.- WILLIAM II. TAYLOR, III. d.,
state Assayer and Chemist
ARCHER & BOOKER, 735 Main street,
,. Sole Agents.
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SIGNiOF THE Red FbAGe--5eu-n
~ tlemens French Calf CoDgrcss Caters, &nAs
1850 worth 85: Gentlemen's fine Calf Alexis, -
laced or with buckles %. so worth " hnsss
quality Alexis only $4.5J worth 10 nne Cas
Kid BulIoned Boots. % cheap at 70; Ladies, Peo.
bic Goar, *2.75 worth o. Misses, High.Cut Sewen
shoes, S,25; Mems Arctic overshoss, y. a. 81
established cheap store Of !, E@ M. GOLDEN, =
IA l4-Im 1923 Main street.
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surEs &qfEsnEsT,s OFFICE.
NRGISIA PESIrE eTiARY,

iTAMEs ROBINSON, white convict,
d thirty three years of age, fve feet nine and
half inches high, escaped from gang empoyen s NJ
The State cattle-pens on Monday, Isl Snstan!. Ihe
Of Richmond in 1879 TO serve term OF thres r !.
years for grand larceny. 4 reward OF FIFTY
DOLLARS will be paid for bis arrest anu NJ, return
Sfa s.f;t1t f-iIisGi;37s-.F1 ss2 superintendent.
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Tn, wy,TnES YESTERDAY was clear aud
pleasant.
R0mgt Of Tt.rp,"n,r'"r a ne 1ispa'oa ggtce
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VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE.


VIRGINIA AOPERA-HOUSE. ,,, 4.g
= ONE NIGHT ONLY g1 -s
SATURDAY ~FEBRUARY 9Th,
SHERIDAN MACK e DAYS GRAND COM.
BINATION OF FTWENTY-FOUR STARS,
...t in conjunction with
GR1MALD1 ADAMs's WORLD-FAMoUS ENG
LSH PANToMIAE TROUPE. 2'''- :
J.tfa In addition to e t.f.g ~.
MENTER'S BRASS BAND AND ORCHESTRA.
For full list Of company, programme Of entertain.
ment, and notices OF the press, read The Alliance,
an illustrated journal or entertaining iiterature.
DO ITS opened at z; begins al o'clock. Prices as
usual. = -
Reserved seats may now be secured without extra
charge at &. 4. Johnston's music-stOre 918 Main
street, between Ninth and Tenth streets =
WILLIAM Y. IRVING,
Re S-3t* General Agent.
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81. A GRAND CONCERT ONLY.on
5 FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9Th,
... . AND n
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY at O'Clock
by the De Murska Grand Combination, comprislue
. MILE LIMA DE MURSKA. -.s., ~
the famous phenomenal csntatrIce, from her Ma.
Iesty'5 Convent Garden, London;
Nine. CARRoNo SAURET, the brilliant pianist;
Signor FERRANTI, pri nee OF buffos; ,..
Mons. SAURET, the celebrated violinst;
Signor GAETESO BRAGA, king yioloncellist;
Mr. CHARLES j. PRATT, the able conductor.
Admission. $3.50; reserved seats, 20; reserved
seats 70 the matinee. 80 general admission, 81
at II. q. WAITS music store, 92O Main street.
knabe & Co.'s pianos are used by this company
In SO-td .E- 80. ..
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A SSEMBLY HALL.

DE muRsKA CONCERTS. : : 2@l
-. 4. st .a.rt-z IS eeS II .aa i
THE FINEST EVER GIVEN IN RICHMOND
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IT f.. ETCHISON is THIS DAY AD-
q MITTED as . partner in my. Richmond
house. The business will hereafter be conducted
under the firm. name OF q. W. THORN ~ CO.
Grateful to my fiiends and the trade for passs
Yavors solicit for the new firm q continuance Of
the same. c. w. THORN.
RICHMOND, VA, February l., 1875. 80
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for their liberal support invite continuance Oh
the same, promising TO exert all my Gnergiess 70
serve them. rfe f.1Ws D. K. ETCblSOe.L
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, Mr.. D. De YIvo has the honor to announce ths
ne has concluded an arrangement with the ageu
OF the Assembly Hall by which the '~5
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and the peerless Queen OF the Concert-Room fafter
the most glorious success ever achieved by any
singer In America since the advent Of Jenny Lind]
Will appear for the first time here in fsr .sEg.Ia
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DIssoLVT10Ns 4 PARTNERsHIPt

Il. C. .BAUGHMAN has this day been admitted
ipg business recently conducted by him at No. ~
Thirteenth street will be continued BY The new con-
Cern -. = ~ KAUFMAN bSo1nEEo.
JANUARY lS, 1875. fe 1-lw.
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DOR COLDS: AND H0ARsEN.Ess.

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GsLAIISE LQZESGFS, I'D
ACID DhoPS.
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IRON THIS DATE Mr.. w. BEN. PAL
l. MEE Is admitted to an interest In our house.
The firm name will remain unchanged. -
: :, - PALMER. HARISOOk co.
RICHMOND. January ]. 1875. u l-Im