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PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.

We call special attention to onr stock of BLACK
SILKS from Csc. up to - per yard;
STRIPPED and CHECKED SILKS from 75c. up
toS1.25;
BLACK ALPACAs from 25c. up to the finest
manufactured;
DOUBLE-FACED STRIPED WAsH-POPLiNs,
twen,y-seven inches wide, at 12kc. per yard
worth Csc;
MIXED WAsH-PoPLINs at 15c. per yard worth
coubie the money;
Best PACIFIC PEECALEs at 1sc. per yard worth
Csc;
LANCASTER PRINTED CAMBRlCs at 12Hc.
per yard;
soFr.FISIsH WHITE CAMBRIA at 12Hc. per
yard worth 16Hc.
New-styles PRINTED LINEN and PERC ALE
COLLARS aud CUFFS for ladies';
LADIES' READY-MADE GARMENTS in great
variety at low prices;
BOULEVARD, BALMoRAL, and HOO r
SKIRTS;
BUsTLES Ia great variety; .
SASH, BONNET, NECK, and TRIMMING RIB
PIoUE, COVENTRY, KNICKERBOCkER,
SWISS, GUIPURE, and other TRIMMINGS, at
much below regular prices; .,...
PIANO, TABLE, and STAND-COVERS;
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS in great
variety;
A fu,, stock of CLOTHS and CAsSIMEREs for
spring wear;
MARsE1LLEs QUILTS, in al! qualities, for beds
cribs, and cradles; ...-
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS from 10 go
set for two windows, up to the best n anufac~
tured;
NOTTINGHAM LAMBREQUINs, pretty and
cheap;
A large stock Of TIDES very cheap;
Large additions to our stock Of HAMB URGH
EDGINGS and INsERTINGS;
sCARFs and HANDKERcHIEFsa at astonIshiugl!
low prices
BED-TICK from 1Oc up to the best manufactured
Bargains In LINEN sHEETINGS, Pill Low
CASE LINENS, TOWELS, TABLE-CLOTHs
DOYLIEs, NAPKINS, and TRAY-CLOTHS
in which we show large stock from which you
can make your selections;
One hundred styles of NEW CALrCOEs
SHEETlNGS, SHIRrfNGS, AMI PILLOW.CASk
COTTON retailcd at wholesale prices
Bargains in IRISH LINEN aud LINEN SHIRT
| BOsOMS;
BLEACHED KNITTING COTTON, all sizes, In
balls, at 60c per pound;
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON, 3, 4, ant
strand, at 35c. per pound;
COATS'S aud CLARK'S SPOoL-COTTON at Toe.
CARPET WARP, all colors aud thousands Of
| other articles to be sold low for cash.
An examin alton Of our stock will convince you
that it will be to your advantage to purchase youl
goods Of LEVY bkoIhSh9'
1917 and 1919 Main street,
| Richmond, Va.
Prompt attention given to orders.
send money to pay postage when you order You
goods to be sent by mail, hho
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many, France, Belgium, and Italy say four

many, france, belgium, ahu As"J ~ w
hundred.
- The asylums Of this country are conform.
ing 10 these opinions. The state, OF rev
York has seven asylums, ana from their iesI'
reports they have an average OF OLA l'atlen.s
to each institution. But for bear, less selie
one may ask, "Who Is this that darKeneth
counsel by words without knowledge
If the Legislature will enlarge our present
asylums to 400 each, they will meet every
demand upon the State for years 10 come, W
my opinion, without impairing IN tue siish''
est their usefulness.
It IS urged by some that the eastern Asy.
lum is Inaccessible" Patients are Drousu ~
by public conveyance to the very saI VI
the asylum but il absence OF Railway :mns
ties and notwithstanding copsII.usss
inaccessibity We plead guilty 10 the caa,s,
;soIotion ia the main artery of our splendid
vi,al;tv- Our patients have more freedom
If exercise. with less probability OF escape,
than anv ASYLUM in my knowledge.
The truth of the principle herein taught
10 desirable. and made apparent when we
End on examination that but few OF tDe
MANY institutions claiming to be in cities are
really go in fact, but are generally removed
some distance from the hum.drum, confu.
s;on. and hury-burlv incident to city lille. l
fear sometimes that this objection Is thrown
in rather as q "Golden Hesperides" to at
tract attention from the real issue; oellevinS
the weight of argument to be in favor OF ex-
tension. something must be thrown into the
scales to counterfeit the current OF popular
| sentimept-thus, "inaccessibl!ty IS admln-
istered as counter irrltant.
Again, the health of our section Is paraueu
before the public as mammoth hoOgool4
TO frivbten the thoughtless and the tmfd.
wish gentlemen would make this matter OF
statistical inQury-the more thorough the
better, But this is not desirable on the part
of those who cry thief! thief! Like the
Davenport Brothers, the light must be turn
ed off a moment, while they use their hocus'
| pocus to deceive, and thereby defeat tne enos
Of iustice, Like the Cornish wreckers, their
lights are false beacons, hung out too Ire
nuently in the interest of the few to the IN
iury of the many. The records OF
the Eastern Asylum will answer LOIS
objection satisfactorily. The history OF VIZ.
liam and Mary College gives the iact tnat
only seven of her students have died during
the preseut century, two of those BY drown
ing: W bile, if you would seek the coolest an
bGbitnnt" come to Williamsburg. we nave
misses here averaging from eighty TO ninety
years of age. 1faDy of the unmarried gen.
ilemcn of the House will come down on an
inspection tour, pledge myself TO sho"
them younger girls, however, than those re-
terred to, and as pretty and charming,
though they be water-lilies reared IN our
marshes. as any of the mountain or valley
girls, and can make home as happy.
ECNARyEsNr.
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Among the many bargains to be had arc
LIGHT MEDIUM MOURNING PRINTS and
PERCALES;
LINEN and COTTON DIAPERS;
PLAID and NAINSOOK MUSLISS;
STRIPED, COLORED, and BLACK SILKS very
cheap;
BLACK ALPACAS at csc. and APP
PURE MOHAIR at coo. worth 81 :
TABLE DAMASH at SOC, Toe, and 81 v ortk
75c., IL, aud 1925 per yard
BLEACHED and BROWN SHIRTlSGS, SHEET.
INGS, PLAIDS, &C.. very low;
MARsEILLES and BRIDAL QUILTS at il.2S,
80, aud $3.50, and at Is worth 80;
sHAWLS, SKIRTS, BLANKETS, and CAR
PETS, very cheap TO close them out;
TOWELS at 12}.c. worth zoe, at 20 worth iof'
apiece;
spRlNG CAssIMERES for men and boys war,
very low;
UNDERSTANDS and DRAW
FRS 81 for the set worth 90;
Also, a very cheap line Of CAMERlC EDGlNGS
,,nd ISsERTINGiS, CREPE Wells, SASH RIB.
BONS, SILK SCARFS and MUFFLER$, PORTE.
MONNAIES, HOSIERY. HANDKERCHIEF,
CORSE1S, SHIRT-BU-OMS, WHITE SHIRTS,
&C.. &c. ~
LADIES and GESTLEMEN'S KID GLOVES,
Il large assortment and cheap;
Just opened another large lot of the best PACltIS
LAWNS at 1910. worth 2Oc yard.
Now Is YOUR chance 10 get a cool dress at sinas
price.
For full particulars Of the above, call at
WILLIAM THALHlMER'S.
mil COL Broad street corner Of SIKH.
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They cultivate oysters in France with far
more care than we do in this country. The
supply bere, however, is thus fur equal to
the demand. When the stock Calls short we
suppose the mode of cultivation will be i'm
proved. BY the French process che supply
has been largely increased. The fertility of
The oyster banks of Archacon alone Yil en-
able them ina little time to supply the whole
world with oysters, so it is said. According
10 NJ. CRuGNY the spat Tor spawu) from one
oyster is sufficient to produce 4,O0O,0 G3 of
young, but this spawn is preyed upon by
innumerable enemies. To preserve it az
rpuch as possible the French plan is
to lay down tiles covered with a
sticky substance, to which tn spat
readily adheres. The young oyster, when
about three quarters OF an inch in diameter,
Is easily detached from these tiles. IL is
placed in uncovered boxes, covered ut the
op with wire gauze. Thus protected
'oung oysters flourish for time. From the
boxes they are PLACED in bitches where the
water is deep enough to keep them at all
lines covered. BY this process the yield
rom the spawn is immensely increased, and
he oyster. prospers finely. The subject is |
iorth the study Q! !ide-Wa.sr people. The !
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Exactly!

The Cincinnati Commercial, whose editor
wrote, not knowing but the "force bill
would become a law, says:
"Now, the suspension Of the writ of
hoteas corpus as embodied ia the force bill
before Congress means the deuia! OF the Or
diuary, everyday right Inherent in every
citizen, 40 havcshis cause heard by fair jul
dieial tr;bunal.snd tried by jury Of his
peers"
Could the country be called free where
such an outrage was committed upon
the liberties of the citizen? Thanks to Il
kind Providence, 'the force bill is defeated
defeated by.Demecrats, fighting hrayely for
public liberty agairs st the party the Gon2ner-
ctGi SO powerfully sided to get possession of
the Government.
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DutV:and Policy.

Mr.. Speaker BLAINE, very justly said in his
valedietory that ".No man OF aay party who
IS worthy to FL this chair, will ever see di-
vidiug line between .huty and policy" 4
very just and elevated sentiment We're it
so that this rule were, observed in all depart
ments Of public lile, this nation would be
happily situated. Norpublic man is worthy
to be trusted whs sacrif ees his sense CT duty
to policy. A man cannot be authorized by
honor and conscience to .Eiolate bis seuse of
duty. He may resign; but he canuot DISC
beg dis duty wthout6eingG traitor to Donor.
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TCcmn unicated.l
AsyIums-ExtensIOn VS.. New lnstitu-
ton.
nunicated.l

ton.
WILLIAMSBURG, March 3, 1915.
To the General assembly:
Gentlemen,-I trust what l may say will
not prove
LAS a twlce-told tale
To drowsy man.
When the interest of Greece demanded it,
Tbemis: ocles was ready to be struck rather
than Keep silent and while l do not wish TO
institute comparison between the talented
Athenian and myself, still, in view of the
pressing need Of economy to our impOver-
isbed State, it becomes the duty Of every
good citizen to say what he can to ameliorate
her condition at the least possible cost.
1t seems to be conceded on all hands that
something needs to be done, and that right
speedily, to relieve the suffering condition of
the insane now in our midst; and the Legis-
lature fads itself hesitating how to choose
between enlarging TIE present institutions
or building new aSylGm. =
/ will NO: "vex the ear" Of the General
Assembly wGh arguments to prove extern
sioE the cheaper of the tTO schemes. Some
things are so plain that msthematicians have
demonstrated them "aXioms." and so con-
slider this phase of the question; the simple
suggestion that extension is only Utilizing
present appliances BY more fully developing
what we already possess, While the Other
involves the tedious and slow process OF or.
ganization, site, architectural designs, water
supply, gas.6ytures, &C.. is enough. A hlLt
TO the wise is sufficient"
Again, If the necessity exists for1mmedia'e
relief the advocates Of the new asylum do
not pretend that they can afford it as soon as
by enlarging. On the contrary, some of
them, viewing the subject from this starc.
point, will vote to enlarge as well as build.
But it is objected that The least money ex-
pended is not always true economy. am
willing to grant this, but the statesman is
required to meet the end in view by judi
cious expenditure of the public money, Just
as be would carefully tx ,mne into his phi
vate business, to see il the ends justified the
means; and propose showing That the best
interest of the insane is entirely compatible
with the financial aspect Of this subject.
1St. 1t is onjec;ed that to enlarge the pre-
sent asy lums would be IN act Of inhuman-
ty, bfcadse the present number'in each in
,titution is as large as Successful treatment OF
he insane will allow. TO. whom ought we
20 for information on this point? The SUI
of all the asy lums in this coun-
re meet annually for consultation. and they
ave it as their opinion in 1866, reatfirh;ed in
s67 and 1870, that six hundred patients corld
,e treated TO advantage In one asy lum. The |
English Board Of Commissioners In Lu.
acy" say from four TO six hundred can be
, treated, while the tas. authorities Of Ger.
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The Hannv Conclusion.

The shout of joy ut the death of the Farty.
third Congress started in the galleries Of the
capitol immediately after the announcement
OF the adjournment, The members bundled
up their papers and sought their coats and
hats to depart amidst the waving of handEes.
chiefs, and the clapping Of hands, aud the jog
Gus calculations of q jubilant multitude. There
was no cry of " order in the galleries, >" the
sergeant.at-arms will, eause the arrest of the
disturbers of ORDER" &c. The people had
their way. They were glad at heart, and n-
voluntarily manifested their feelings.
The wave Of joy thus started in the cen.
tire sweeps rapidly towards the oiycumfe-
renee. Our venerable contemporary, the
Alexandria Gazette, the Oldest paper in the
State, not easily moved out OF the line of its
marked cireumspectiop, and only excited to
jubilation on the occasion Of something like
glorious epoch in national affairs, deyotes
double-leaded editorial to the event, head
ed thus: "All Hail the Auspicions Day.
fes, indeed, all hail, }" from the Aroostook to
The Rio Grande, from the Atlantic to the Pa.
cifc! Never was there in this couatry an
occasion for so much joy, and probably there
never will be again.
A ruthless and relcut(ss war Earty,
founded 10 the passions CT war and o. il Z.
tanned by tanning the eDhers G sectiei al
prejudice and cherishing the rancors en@eu-
dered by strife, Is dead. here Is now a
chance to restore harmony, 10 revive the
spirit of concord and the policy OF impair
TALLY and equality among the States, There
Is hope for the relief of the weary and the
end OF fears and apprehensions that have
Vexed the land for so many years and 10.
dieted upon the nation far more pecuniary
injury than the war itself did.
les, "All bail the Ausplcious Day." |
which spreads JOY in every household, and
makes even winter as pleasant as May.
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1t was very proper thing that Mr.. Fos-
TER, Of Ohio, honorable Republican, should
BLAINE. Speaker the House@ Representa-
uves, and that Mr.. BECK, OF kentucky, DE
macrat) should second them. The comp;-
meat could come from no more eppreciative
and honorable gentlemen. 1t thug became a
READ and solid testimonial to Mr. BLANE's
fairaegs and ability: quite diiferast matter
from the mere formal vote of thansss in the
ordinary proceedings.
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The next National Democratic Conven-
ton will probably be held in st. Louis. A
majority of the Executive Committee Is said
to favor that point. The conventions, with
one exception, have been held east OF the
Alleghanies since 1856. The East has had
enough of a good thing. The West will take
The Convention and the candidate this time,
Cincinnati EaQufrer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NE sYCLE BROTHERS a..

e. aT sYCLE BROTHERS
VIII close out q good many
WINTER GOODS AT AND BELOW con-
for the next fifteen days to make ROM, g.,
SPRING GOODS.
They offer special Inducements In
DRESS GOODS, CAssIMEREs,
FLANNELs, CLOAKINGS,
! WATERPROOFS,
BLANKETS. QUILTS,
CLOAKS and sHAWLS.
You can save money In buying these good. To-.
US, as we are determined TO sell them out
of cost.
We call special attention to the following yooo,
just received:
LINEN and COTTON DIAPERS:
WHITE and COLoRED PIQUEs:
PLAIN and STRIPED EAlNSOOKS:
sOFT.FINiSH CAMBRICS at 1910:
Another lot OF REMNANTS OF IRISH LIysxo
astonishingly cheap;
Remnants OF the best brands OF BLEACurn
COTT0NS at 10 and 1910. per yard amon,.,
which are New York Mills, Davol, and Wan
sutta Mills;
A handsome assortment OF CAMBRIA EDGrScs
price;
10000 yards CAMBRIA INsERTISGsa
and sc. per yard.
These goods have been bought at ffty per cent.
below their value, and are sold accordingly.
COTTON TRIMMINGS and kCFFLISGS IN II.
latest styles;
BROWN and BLEACHED COTTOSS;
BROWN and BLEACHED SHEETINGs a, III.
lowest market prices;
Great bargains In TABLE-LINENS, FRITZ.
CLOTHS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOYLfs.
/ TABLE and PIANO-COVERS;
LINEN SHIRT-BOSOMS from 25c. up;
A large stock Of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS.
We have good many other bargains; therefor.
call and sec for yourself.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
129 Broad s,rrst,
bctwe N Fourth and Fifth
Goods sent all over the country e. q. D. or On
receipt of the money. Parties Wishing Sample
pleas. send postage. NH .
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business of oyster.tllage is yet in its infancy.
A great deal has to be learned with regard ara
70 4. The enterprise is one OF importance
since oysters have become considerable
I part of human subsistence-indeeo' a un''e''
cal luxury. 49,
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DECAYED TEETH.-We have
prepared, after consultation with some OF our
best dentists, q CARBOLIC MOUTH-WAsH which
has proven very efficient In the treatment OF De-
cAYED TEETH and DISEASED GUNS. II acts As q
complete disinfsctant 10 the odor caused b! d..
,ayed teeth, and is very pleasant to the smell ana
taste Sold In bottles; so cents each. Prepared
solely BY MEADE 4 BAKER, Pharmacists,
fe1O 9l9 Main street.
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me- INCIDENTALLY PURE

rs- INCIDENTALLY PURE
COD-LIYER OIL.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION-TliE BEST
PUREST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We have NE testimony OF our physicians Nhe
prescribe IL and OF patients who have taken H. 'a'
1t is more accountable to the stomach ana mofs
easily assipilafed than any other OIL
A fresh supply just received direct from ae"-
fouudland. MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
fe10 9l9 Mslp Stree.
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MORTON, the irrepressible, rises like d
ghosl before the extra session of the Senate
with PIScHBAGg under his ghostIy wings.
we thought the two had foated down the
Stream with locked arms to mutual des-
lihy. What viii tho Seaa.e do with them !;
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D.ATHS.

Died at his residence In this city, ut 10 2Op. VI.
Thursday, March 1. 1875, WlLLlAai Is. 81 An
ARD, In his fifty-S+vcnlh year. An
ais funeral VIII lake place THIS Saturday Az
TkRNOoN ut O'Clock from 81. james ch'lech'
Died at Orange Courthouse. Va, about ~ o,ciccS
Snnday night March l Il. Mrs. ELlZ \ FRANCES
naVsSFOkT in the fifty third year of her age.
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ARKEAGES.

Married, OH the 25th of February, 1873, at the
re sence Of the brides father, by RevS. pr A. ;:
FcItelhcirn and NJ. j. Michelbacher, the father OF
the bride. Mr. ) An CnIr.N and Hiss ZlPPOkAH
all of this city.
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OFFICE or CITY kSGINE.R'
RICHMOND, VA, February 10Th, 1879.
proposals will be re,
~ cclyed until TUESDAY. March ~, al =
O'Clock NJ, for furnishing The city mules anu h3s d.
with feed, :proSender, &C., for the Term VI ''SS
months, ,.,n "A.
The Committee on Streets resc 80 The rlStis W re.
iect any or all hids offered, and % giving tns -
tract for each article required 10 Tie lo"eh' pu
therefor. ,-.,,..,.
Forms of proposals can be obisired oy spplya"
at this office. w. CUTsHA".
4. 90 CITY Engineer.
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nEVOE'S BRILLIANT OIL
safe and economical; Will burn In any kerosene
sale by
PURCELL. LAND &FCO,
fe2S l2lG Man street.
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LECTURES.
LECTURES.
~~-~--~~~~-~>~>~
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASsO.
CITATION.

GOrERSOR II. Il. VANCE,
Of North Carolina, Will deliver two of his great
popular
LECT URES
in the hall of the Young Meu's Christian Associa-
ton on
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY,
Marcu 9th and 18th, al O'Clock r. N.
Subject for Tuesday evening: 81 THE SCATTERED
NATION"
Subject for Thursday evening: THE DEMA-
GOGUE."
These lectures have been delivered TO large audi
erces North and south. and pronounced by all u he
the best lectures eyer delivered in the United States
The '.scattered Na,lon" 1.-THE Jews)is = gem OF the
first wafer, abounolng in highs OF oratOry, and lii
glowing tributes TO The most remarkable nation on
earth. Tue = Demag1 gue" Is fall or poinls, toel!
TAKEN and will hit right aud left. Our people should
puIronise these itctur,s The Association has In
Cured great expense in &c, uring this accomplished
statesman and scholar
Tick. Is. Soto be had at the bookstores and
door OF the hail. lnh b-otf
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h15- T.. K. PRICE j. co. have opened
this morning, by steamer,
NEW SPRING MEDIUM PRINTS,
NEW WHITE.GROCSD PRINTS,
PERCALES and CAMBEICS,
COTTON CAMBRICS,
RUFFLISGS, ToRSErS.
MOURNING GOODS, in
BoABAZISE CLOTHS, TAhIsE,
JMpERATRIcE, MoHAtRs, ALpAChs.
REPS. DEaAINES, CASIiMEIfs,
ENGLISH CRAZE, GRAPE Wells,
BLACK SILK GLOVES,
BLACK KID GLOVES,
e. BLACK Long SuAwLS,
BLACK SQUARE sIIAwLs,
COLLARS, CUFFS. &c. &c. !" /"
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"Be sure you're right, then 90 ahead"
THE GRASDTHIUMPH OF AMERICAN ORA
Matte LITERATURE.
Five nights Only, commencing
MONDAY NIGHT. MARCH b, 1875,
the distinguished actor
MIR. + kA y 4 a o.
assisted BY Miss ROSA RAND and superior drama
tic company.
DAVi CROCK EFT,
with new and appropriate scenery, novel appoint
mcnts aud properties, and splendid
cast Of characters.
DAyY CROCK ETT..............M FRANK MAYO.
Box sheet now open AT Wyatl's, 900 Main street.
NH E-2t%
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ny FEBRUARY Is, 1875.
More bargains In
TOWELS,
TaBLF-LiNEN,
SIItETiNGS.
NAPKINS,
SPRISG AND SUMNER DREsS-GooD-.
II. X. PRICE & co.
are still selling wonderful bargains In LINN
GOODS &C. also, BLACK and COLUfED SLIM.
just received.
IRISH LINENS,
BALMOKAL-,
KID GLOVES flor Ladies and Gentlemen,
BLEaCHED COlTUSS,
Cotton SHEETlNGs,
PILLOW-COTTOS,
BED-BLANkETs, &c, &C. IL 10
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MEETINGS.


UNHE COMMITTEES OF ALL THE
i VARIOUS TEMPERANCE ORGAN'ZA-
TIOSS on public celebration earnestly request
ed to moe, at Harmony Hall on THIS Saturday
EVENING az s o'clock.
J.TAYLOR STATION,
President Old Dominion Council +. OF I.
NH 6-lt*
NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
~ &. T. A. AND b. SOCIFTY.-Geutlemen.-
such Of You as have not as yet received your rega
las will please call at the Cathedral Hall on MON
DAY EVENING, the 9Th Instant, 1T ~ o'clock, as
the Financial secretary and the Committee on Re
galias will be there for your accommodation.
BY orIcr Of The President.
NC. DOHERTY,
NH 6-ltx Secretary pro TEN.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR HEATING TIKI
i CAPITOL Of NORTH CAROLINA il;
VITFD. The undersigned, a committee appointed
by a resolution OF The General Assembly or Norm
larolin4. ratified February II, 1875. Will rsreI,s
the STATE CAPITOL until the 18th Instant ~
plans u I'd specifications must be accompanied WIZ
proposals and estimates or cost, and torSarueu '"
the State Auditor, at Raleigh. Satisfactory re-
ferences will be required. r,n
President Of the Senate
- j. l.. ROBINSON,
Speaker CT the HouS- of Representatives
JOHN REILLY,
NH FIT state Auditor
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N HEADQUARTERS
FOR
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
UO FOR THE BARGAINS.

will offer for the NEXT TWO WEEKS SPECIAL
INDUCEMENTS AND BARGAINS, as am detcr-
mined not to be uudersols by any one. You caa
rely on purchasing your DRY GOODS at the very
lowest prices at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S.
COL Broad street
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND. 49,:
T. w. r. OuIrles, cashier of the above-namsd
hank do solennly swear that the above staten ent
is true, 10 the best of nv knowledge aud BELIEF:
W. X. QUAnLES, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4h day
of march, 1879. WlLLiAh slN p pUSiI
Corrcct-Attest:
ED. ID. CHRISTIAN, Directors.
s. 81. ROSENBAUM,>
q
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RANK STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK AT
RICHMOND IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA,
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS MARCH 1sr,
1879.