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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-17
From the Chicago Times

IRON the CDlciPo 1lulcs.J
The National Republican, Administra-
ton organ in Washington, has become pos
sessed of very long-winded, double-lead-
ed, and dismally -croaking spirit Of prophecy
La an article three columns long the story Of
coming woes is urfolded. The burden of it
is that the rebellous people of the South,
with their allies in the North, intend in COM
Ing congresses TO insiSi, first, upon pensions
for Confederate soldiers; second, upon
payment of the Confederate debt. so
far, at least, as regards the bonds
owned and held in this country third,
upon payment for cmancipated slaves
fourth, upon payment for property
seized or destroyed by United States troops
during the rebellion; fifth. upon the repu.
diation of the debt of the United States !;
sixth, upon the Acknowledgement of the
freedmen.
A dreadful programme this is, to be sure,
and one which, if carried our, would turn
things topsy-turvey after fashion that Would
delight the heart of Il Spanard or Mexican.
And the worst of it is that the President Is
in possession of facts so says the gloomy
spirit of prophecy which concIusively prove
that it is no mere imaginary programme in-
vented to frighteu refractory Republicans
back into Inc parLy-tIaces, out u ftai Inat'ei-
of-fact affair, which the rebels North and
South mean to carry through to the end if
it takes till A. D. 1000 Now, if the Presi-
dents facts are genuine we may expect to see
some OF the developments of the programme
as soon as the Forty-fourth Congress
gets fairly settled down to business. 1t is
reasonable to suppose that the country will
witness proceedings which will clearly indi-
cate the existence OF the programme and its
real nature; and in that case the people will
take good care that it shall never be carried
through. If there shall be anything in the
action OF the next House making it apparent
that the party calling itself Democratic has
really laid down programme one.half as
reactionary as the one above Sketched, that
party will be beaten in 1S76-so thoroughly
killed and 50 deeply buried that it will never
more think Of getting up out of its grave
to flourish its skeleton fists in the face of the
country. The people will never suffer IL
single one Of those dreadful things fore.
told by the Washington prophet to be ac-
complished.
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Opinions Of the Press on the Force
Bill.


Bill.
or the above bill the New York Herald
says:
"The object of this extraordinary mea-
SIRE is not to correct an existing condition
Of disorder, but ostensbly to provide for
disorders which may happen hereafter. 1t
is intended to give the President supreme
poger during the vacation OF Congress, and
virtually to place at his feet the Legislatures
and the Governors of all the States. In
other words it is created for political pur'
poses, and not 10 meet any practical nece5'
sjlies of the country. We have said thattbe
country will not forgive the men VINO nave
concocted it in caucus, aud we may no" add
that it will not forgive the man who inspired
that caucus. There is good reason to believe
that this scheme for establishing martial la"
throughout the country in time OF peace was
proposed to the Republicans by the Presi-
dent himself, and that his influence Will be
exerted TO carry it through Congress. This
IS made probable by the fact that he alone IS
TO possess and exercise the unconstitutional
authority the bill proposes to confer. If this
belief be true, then the people will be forced
to receive the attempt as new step in the
intrigue for third term.'
The World says:
"The men who have sprung such pro-.
position as this upon the country at SUCH
time, with 50 plain purpose OF invoking
force by means of fraud in order TO retain
The power they have forfeited, are traitors II
the word traitor has any meaning. Are all
these men mad? What do they suppose the
American people are made of that they think
to convert republic into monarchy at one
swoop like this? Butler all men know for
a man without faith and without shame.
Nobody need waste any astonshment
on him. Morton we know for deS-
perate politics. gambler, who has stahed
his all upon this cast, and who will stand
the hazard of the die. But there are men
among the majority reputable at their homes
and in their lives men trained in the tradl-
lions of frcedom-mcn learned in the law.
TO say, as was said in Washington last night.
that there is a chance this bill may pass, is to
saw there is a chance the majority OF the
REPRESENTATIVES Of the United States may
vote republic into monarchy. We shall
see. But voting is not all; it is treason 10
American liberty which Is plotting at the
White House and the capitol. But it is not
liberty that will perish from the earth. Let
these cutpurSes OF the empire and the rule
be we'll assured of that"
The Tribune says:
"Little comment is needed upon such q
bill. When it is remembered that the only
serious difficulty about southern elections
now is to keep the Republican State officials
quiet enough to allow fair vote and a iair
count the mon trous character OF the caucus
proposal is sufficiently clear"
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From the Culpeper Times.
A Ro9.E,ax Needed.

Mr.. Editor,-If it be the desire, as it is
unouestioDa bly, the interest of the people OF
Virginia, to sustain the credit of the State,
il is evidently the duty Of all classes Of her
citizens TO make some sacrifice for the COM
mon benefit. I think way can be devised
by which the revenue Of the State can be
immensely increated-I should suppose
doubled. / think it can be done in
way that will speedily benefit all
classes. Not instantly. No salutary and
enduring benefit Is secured in 4
moment of time, either TO individuals or
communities, by the simple adoption Of law
or rule, no matter how wise or beneieent.
But once let the people of this State aud the
outside world see and realize that The pro.
perty.holders mean that the debt Of this State
shall be paid, or at least fair rate of interest
on it, and the benefit of law demonstrating
this will instantly begin to be felt; and in the
case Of the law that mean, to advocate these
benefits will not merely be temporary, but
will be constantly felt and realized in con-
stanty increasing ratio. The law I would
propose-not to the Legislature, but to the
people-is the dog-law. I~cannot see, in
common with all property. holders, why
race of animals that are sometimes not re.
garded US property even, but are unquestion-
ably consumers Of value, and are in four
cases out Of five not in the least, directly or
indirectly, productive Of any benefit, should
go untaXed while every species Of property
is taXed>eo the utmost. II is not question
in taxation whether there is any income or
profit derived from the property. But
whether there be or not, if property that is
highly productive is taxed, why should peo-
PIE be allowed to hold that which In four
cases out of five is not OILY not productive
of any value either to the individual or the
community, but, on the other hand, more fire..
q'1entIg destructive; always consumers Of
value, ard most frequently destructive to
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
TuEsDAY,February IS, 1875.
SENATE

SENATE.
Lieutena, u-Governor WRITER'S in the chair.
PRAYER by Rev. Joshua peterkin, D. D., of
st. James chi ,rcb.
A number tt House bills were taken I'D,
twice read, ana appropriately referred.
CoranTrEE REPORTS.
Dir. WAR;, from the Committee on Coun.
ty, City, and Town Organizations, reported
Senate bill amending and r,saactiug section
10 and repeating sections II and l.. of chap
ter 6 Of the Coo'e, 10 relation to overseers of
roads, with the recommendation that i. do
not pass, the snby 'ect being provided for in
the general road.laAS; Senate bill amending
the Code, &C., in relation to road districts.
with the recopme, ldation that it do not
pass, as the general ro td.law makes provision
for the subject. d..
Mr. HERsDoN, from the Committee for
Courts OF Justice, reported with amend.
menis Senate bill to aUend the Code in re.
lalon to notices for. taking DISPOSITIONS
House bill 20 amend the Code in reference
to the mode Of recovering claims against the
Stale.
liz. Iaiu.uJEE irUm The Committed IN /
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Another lot ofthose remnants Of LINEN, which
will be sold off as,oni,hnsiy low.
Any one wishing 10 purchase a cool dress for the
coming season can be supplied al sYCLE
BROTHERS. with the best p aCIFIC LAWNS
BRENNAN ts) ut only 10c per yard;
500 dozen NAPKINS and DOYLIES from 75c. up
The best bargains of red yet In BROWN and
BLEACHED TABLE-LINBNS, T UT.
CLOTHS, and TABLE-COvERS;
Another lot lonly 500) Bird Al QUILTS at only
II apiece;
A choice selection of 900 dozen LINEN SHI RI.
BOSOMS from zoe. UP.
Just opened, 500 pieces new SPRING DRESS
GOODS, choice styles, at 20, Is. and SOC. per
yard.
On our bargaIn-counter you will find a lot Of rem
nan,s OF very fine IRISH POPLINS, SILK
PANGEES, EMPRESS CLOTHS IN all colors,
and cool many other desirable Dress Goods
at very low prices. Call early and take your
choice.
Two cases beautiful style SHIFTING CALICOES
at S!4c. per yard;
1000 pieces new SPRING CALICoS ut and
l0c.;
A large assortment OF BLACK and C0LORED
ALPACAS ut astOnlshingly low prices:
A choice selection OF CAMBRIA EDGISGS AMI
INSERTINGS from 12Xc. up.
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rvad,no the Civil. Rights Bill.

Mr.. McG,SS,s, Of Cabell county, has intro
,luced into the Vest Virginia Senate a OH
abolisbing all licenses for hotels in that o'a'e'
There would then be no pihccs at which ira
yellers could stay temporarily except houses
of private entertainment. His purpose is OF
course 10 evadc the provisions Of inc CIVIL
rights law In case the bill pending in Con-
gress should become law. This bill gives
TO all nesrscs-or undertakes to give, which
Il a different thing the uccoHa modat'ons,
advantages, facilities, and privileges OF inns.'
II Mr.. McGtSsIs can so arrange matters as
that there shall be no .inns in West Vir.
ginia he cat snap his finger st the new law.
Rut no y can he do this? Hardly BY
mere chruge of name of the places of
sgsurn. If he requires bis ho0ses
Of private entertainment" to take
| olt licenses the Federal courts may rule
chat they are inns " within the meaning OF
the act of Congress. But it is not necessary
\ to have amy licensed houses of entertainment
! in tty. South. The revenue derived from
such houses as houses for the use OF travel
lersSs but little. The bar is the thing that
pays the State tax; and it will be an easy
matter to make lquor.selling separate ousi'
= ncs. The State may then collect its license
ss, from the liquorseller, and license no
tou.es of entertainment Of sny.sort' Ihere
would then be no public houses. AN would
| be private, and no negro could have even
pr,.tence for forcing his company upon Wnite
: people. The bill before Congress does not
use the word "hotels," but the word "lnns,>
E and does not even provide that these are tc
q be licensed "inns"; but as there will be nc
E means of distinguishing between one PR
r yate house and another in State whlct
t licenses no public houses, it may be possible
: that Mr.. McGrsSls may succeed in accom-
: plishing his object.
c If the civil.rigbls bill be passed, the north
). ern hotel proprietors will probably be more
:. troubled by negroes than the southern ones
J.. 1t would not be a bad idea for the southern
0 people to agitate for repeal of the law by
!, subscribing money enough to keep greasy
) darby at every first.class hotel 10 the large
!, northern cities.
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H7- GO WHERE YOU CAN SAVE

. MI GO WHERE YOU CAN SAVE
MONEY, a. the times demand It. The place Is a!
WILLIAM THALHIMEK'!, G0l Broad street,
where you can save rs per cent. by purchasing
your Dry Goods, as will sell OF the balance
of my stock at greatly reduced prices.
WAMSUTTA COTTON, 15c- !; DAvoL COTTON,
lie; FRUIT. OF-THE.LOOM, 1919; AC-
BURN COTTON, l2Ac.;
Good 4 4 BLEACHED CoTrOS at iG:.; Ions
DALE CAMBRIA. zoe. per yard;
Good A BROWN COTTON at 81, o. and l2sc-
per yard;
200 pieces LIG HIT PRINTS at. Sic. per yard;
rs pieces good GINGHAMS at lOc. per yard;
DRESS GOODS, the greatest Bargains Of the sea-
son;
BLACK FRENCH MERINosat GOO, sl.lo and
81 rs worth 81, ALPS, and 81 so;
BLACK CASHMERE at s5c. 81. ana sl.2o worth
81, 1925, and $3.50;
BLACK ALPACAs ut 25, 80, IS, 40, so, zoe. up
to IL per yard;
CREPE Wells at 81 worth 1880, and up to 80
apiece;
100 pairs BLANKETS At 1926, -, $50, %, %.
and $7-yery cheap;
5000 yards CAhBRIC EDGINGs and fSsEA1-
INGS at 10 TO soc. PEI yard.
In CAssIMEREs, WATERPROOF CLOTHS.
Ladies' and Misses ShAWLs and Shihttee,
Ladies' Misses, and Grntlepea's CSDEh
SHIRTS, ralI special attention, a. | VIII give
ex;ra bargains In them.
Also, a large assortment OF SCARFS, RIBb0Ss'
kIDGLOVES. HASDERCHIsEs -, CohsEu 10
P,,CK-T.BDUKS. SILK NJ UFf Il , :
SHIRT-FSOS1S, COLLARS, and CUf'@'
and lots Of other articles.
7 will keep in future = full line OF gentlemen
furnishing goods, such White shirts, Collars ah
cuffs Hose, Handkerchirfs. Kid Gloves Lisis an
Cloth Gloves. Suspeuders. Bowa Ties &C., "l'S"
will sell Ut the lowest prices.
To save money call at
COL Broad street corner elS9hs!ree''
NIB. have lust received large assortment .. %
beautiful LAWNS lin remnsntsl at liTc.
worth zoe. yard which will offer To thoT vi Wy
ing TO purchase before the reason opens. Can cary
before they are picked over.
WILLIAM THALHfaERs'
100 6Ol Broad sirftt'
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DEATHS.

Died. on the ! 9Th Instant Of pleurisy. r USSELL
BERRY, iufant son of Belle and y. +. Wesiger,
Jr. In the fourth year Of his age.
The friends of the family are Ell 10 atie nd the
funeral THIS MORNING. the 9TH Instant. at
O'Clock. from The residence Of his parents, No. 81
east Grace street.
Died. on the l 9Th instant after brief but severe
illness. Miss SARAH A. HILL.
Her funeral Will take place frou st. Marks Epis-
e,,al church ut 8 O'Clock p. NJ. TODAY. Her
fri,ds N I'd those of her sister tMrs. ~ +. Frawner
are re pee fully Invited to attend
Mad Saturday evening, February Is, 1875, OF
nnanmonia REYSOIDS r.. son OF Thomas j.
and Ellie X. Davis, aged seventeen mouths and
Norfois and portsmouth papers please copy.
Died. at Siam TON. February 9th. ROSA BELL,
daughter of Kobe.rt w. and Fannie A. Burke, aged
two years. -
Her brief life viii be sweet memory to those
who loved her.
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TIE wise men who repealed the law al
Owing money to be lent out Cor what it
: s<ald bring must be greatly surprised to
5. " that "usury laws" are powerleSs to pro-
te, = the State from hard times. II we only
ha, law upon the statute.book now per.
nit, ing the taking Of more than six per cent.
inter est the funding act would never be
heard of again until that act had been re.
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H5- T. 4. PRICE s. CO. have opened
this morning, by steamer,
NEW SPRING MEDIUM PRINTS,
- NEW WHITE-GRoUSD PRINTS,
PERcALEs and CAMBRICs,
COTTON CAMBRiCS,
EUFFLISGS, CORSETs.
MOURNING GOODS, In
BoMBAziNE CLOTHS, TAaIsE.
IMPERATRIcE, MoHAIRs, ALPAcAs.
REPS, DELAISES, CAslIMERES,
ENGLISH GRAPE, GRAPE Wells,
BLACK SILK GLOVES,
BLACK KID GLOVES,
BLACK LONG SHAwLS,
BLACK SQUARE sHAwLs,
COLLARS, CUFFS, &C., &c. fe15
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR. .-Colonel THOMAS
>. Evans, of this city, offered tue resolutions
III regard to the public debt which were
passed by the General Assembly in Decem.
Der, 1866, aud which were quoted by Mr..
IirDGIS, OF Caroline, in the excellent speech
"''e' he recently made in the House of
y .is.
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nsYCLE BROTHERS WILL OFFpp

the following GOODS for next week:
500 pieces wAsH-PoPLlE at l0c. per yard:
500 pieces yard-~tde ENGLISH sUITISGs and
LONDON SMOKES At 12hc. worth 2Oc.:
100 pieces Z FRENCH PERCALEA 12}4 worth
1919; ...
100 pieces "A PERCALE a. &c. would be chean
at Csc;
A large assortment of NAINSOoKs from l2z.
up mot damsged);
S cases AUBURN BLEACHED COTTON a, les.
than manufacturers price;
10 cases A BLEACHED COTTON, equally as
good as Wamsutta Mills, at l2Ic. per yard.
100 pieces fuil-w:d,h PILLOW.CAsE COTToSs
at 1870. worth fully one shilling:
so pieces BROWN and BLEACHID SHEET
ISG5 at the very lowest marked prices.
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II FEBRUARY.15, 1876.

More bargains In
TOWELS,
TABLF-LIEEN,
SHrETISGS,
NAPKINS,
DOYLIES; also.
4. X. PRICE / co.
are still selling wonderful bargains In LINEN
GOODS: Winter, spring. and summer DRESS
GOODS, &C. ;also, BLACK and COLURED SILKS.
just received -
IRISH LINENS,
BALhORALS,
KID GLOVES flor Ladies and Gentlemen).
BLEaCHED U1TUSS,
~ CLIFTON SHEETlSGs,
PILLOY-COTTOS,
BED-BLANkE Ts, &C., &C. fe Is
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MARRIAGES.

Married January eth, 1875, at the Seventh.
street Christian church, by Rev. n. w. Wilson, u.
D., JAMES ID. GARNEAL to Miss VIRGINIA
COOKE both of this city. No cards.
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~ DOUBLE cHEST.pRoTECT0Ps

w DUUBLE CHEST-PROTECTORs
OF every size, imported from England, and .o,,
at HEADE& BAKERS drug,,or.
: DITMaN'S SEA SALT, in Is and SOC. pact,y..
sold at MEADE q BAKERS druys,ore
: CHARCOAL BISCUIT and LOZESGRs. for ~
relief and cure Of foul breath, heartburn. and de-.
pepsia. SOLD ut MEADE 4 BAKERS druzs,ore
CUTLER's POCKET NH aLERs afford promn,
relief 10 sorethroat, bronchitis, aud ca,arrb So
ri MEADE & BAKERS drugstore
PATE PECTORALE, ALUM and KISO 10,
ENGES, and CHLORATE OF POTASH ~
ESaHo' lor coughs, colds, and sorethroat, Sold AZ
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore
Re ~ 9l9 Main street.
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A full stock of WHITE GOODS, such as PLArS
and STRIPED CAMBRICS, MCsLrSs, MAIN.
SOCKS, P1QCEs, SWISS MUsLlSS, VICTORIA
LAWNS. ORGASDtEs, ali-,olor TARLErAXS.
BIpD's-EYE LINEN, LINEN and COTTON DA-
pERs Special bargains In th"s" goods.
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MEETrNGs.

MASONIC NOTICE.-Members of e.
NR LOGE FRANCHISE, No. 50, are re- :"
ouested 10 attend called meeting at wash y
lngon Hall, on Broad street. THIS lWednesaay1
EVENING; at 7 O'clock, for work md instruction.
Master Masons In coed standing are fraternaliy in-
vited to attend by order Of w. ~
PETERFIsLp Trent. SECRETARY.
FEBRUARY II, A. l.. 5S75, A. ID. 1875.
fe I7.1tk ass.~Taa-a.a.ass 'SS@Es ..-
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All Nos UNBLEaCHED KSITrISG-CoTToS
only 3jc. per pound:
Very best quality lCiIGEE-0IL oaly l5c. for
large-size bottle;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all Nos.
To close the balance of winter stock we VIII Of
fer great bargains In CARPETS, RUGS, OIL
CLOTHS, WHITE and COLORED BLAN-
KETS, COMFORTS, QUILTS, SHAWLS, and
CARRIAGE-ROBES.
A handsome assortment OF NOTING II u
LACEs aud EMBR JIDERED MUSLlSS;
so dozen handsome TIDES from 25c. up;
A large stock OF STAMPED BANDS for chem!se
and night. gowns.
Also, READY-MADE GARMENTS very low.
We have thousands of other BARGAINS no.
mentioned, aud fer great inducements TO oar cu''
toners und the public gcuertIy.
Call and convince yours II Of the great bargains
Mt SYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street,
bctwc N Fourth and Fifth.
Orders from the couutry solicited and promptly
attcuGcd TO. Goods sent all owe. the country GO
d.. or ON recent of IN. money ieG
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nd" DURANG's RHEUMATIC RENE
DY.-We have Just received supply Of This ..,.
brated preparation for the cure o. HEREINAFTER,
1t has cured great many persons. and comes n -.
endorsed by some Of the best peopl. In tho corr
try. For sale wholesale or retail by
X. w. POWERS & CO
re l6-2t Wholesale Agents
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& rcat bargains in ONE and TWO-BUTTOS KID
GLOVES, ladies' and ch'ldren's STRIPED
HOSE, KID and BUCK GAUSTLETS. rea.
and VALENCIENSES LACES, real Gull
PURE LACES, all-coor FRlSGES, COTTON
TRIMMINGS, COVESTaYaHi MAGIC RUIZ
FILINGS, COhSErS, HANDkEHCiilFFS-ir
very fine assortment, LACE aud EMBR0l-
DERED HASDhhRCH,tFS, and many
other goods too numerous to mention for want
of space
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LECTURES.
FIFTEENTH LECTURE.
WINTER SERIES.

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
HALL.
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DYEING AND SECURING.


rENTLEMEN'S, YOU rHS', AND boi9
" CLOTHING, however much so!led or tsu y =,
CLEANSED or DYED la hrst-csass slyie' aH1 -
the cheapest rates. -. .o,or,I
Lacles having articles 10 be cleaned or eo'0!S
will lind IL 10 their interest 10 send or GAIA!
MCkESSEl'S
Steam Cleaning and Dyeing tstab!ishhsrSoSI;b
In oG9m NarShait STREET. near f1lIn.
nYEING DYEISG! D1 ElN1!-u
~ reduction In prces-reduced 20 per S si
DYElNG doue on the newest and most imp'V M
plan. Grntiemeu's overcoats drss;coat,' yes, ls
pants dyed Plum blue. brown and o!Gs-pa ,...,i,
dies w,ar-drts,es clio ,ks, shs@S, water III
opra.cioaks, ssshes scar!, riobbons, psrsser tak
all kinds straw goods dyed orange, sea.e" ssine.
solferlno. green, purple. maEoou, crimson, W. NJ
color brown, navy blue, and black. All ss lhIS
gentlemen's aud ladies Wear c'e tn. auu KID
FEATHERS dyed all colors. cleaned, snd chtiee. yrs
gloves dyed and cseaued At 30 cents, Crs5s md md
eyed, cleaned. aud dressed. Al g.od' csrsi6 Ys.
promptly ai,enacdto. PREMIUM sftas Main
fSG AND CLEANING WOahs. sVs, ,,"r
street. rte2i.3ns ! ]. StOfF' f sNnIe-.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


DICHMOND THEATRE.
ENGAGEMENT FOR -s-@ r"@-
SIX NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE,
commencing
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH,
FURBlSHS
FIFTH.AyENUE THEATRE COMBINATION.
MONDAY-The great society play
DIVORCE.
TUESDAY-Augustin Days play Oh
MONS. ALPlOSSE.
on scale of elegance never before exceiled mere.
Observation-Disclosures emotional play,
LED ASTRAY.
THURSDAY-The beautiful moroccan
MATINhE SATURDAY.
PRICES AS USUAL.
Seats can now be scared at II. u WyatL IS Inusic'
store. - $50
PROFESSOR H. F. LAUBE'S 20
/ DANCING ACADEMY, "a
Lew Brothers, Hall, corner OF Eleventh anu LIZ
Main streets. =,
Ladies' Misses, and Masters WEDNESDA1 ana
SATURDAY AFPER MOONS at O'Clock. Gent!e-
men TUESDAY and FRIDAY nv ESlsGS;
Glide, Pause, Boston, and all Inc lates1 aances
taught - 80 800
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HALL.
rurrpsnAyTH g sTu FEBRUARY, AT p. NJ.
ByREy. ID. WITHEk,POON, Of Petersburg.
STRICT: e. FoRTNIGH IN THE ALPS"
Tickets SOC. for sale At the hall and at book
80 fe 1857