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Orean Steamers.

| EOh I4hA OObs
,vIA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THE U. 5. MAILS
TUESDAY.
| LEAVING PIER NO. 46, n. r.
| As follows:
NEVADA. Nov y, az D. IN
| MONTANA....---.......-..... Nov. 30 att an.
IDAHO. Dec 7. al - noon
DAKOTA................-.... Dec. IL, at $50
! WISCONSIN. ..............-..N 81. ati2m
WYOMING. ................ %. at $50 ID.
Eor steeare and intermediate tickets hp
ply 20 Brpaivay For cabin passage. al $50 Or Ss5
gold according 70 sta'erooml apply AZ No. CS Waist
WILLIAMS & GUtoN.
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ NEW.YORK TO BRISTOL (Erg.j-DIRECr
As s Sosccsie aaa al '' ar ,s Br cH.aasl
SAILING nom Pier H. Easi River ..
CoENWALI- 5ia"per. .----.''" WE'D tsDAE Z, nov. -
~ . ~, " "a - Jsi,, ~ = 20 D 5t
dat S4J currency Storage. currency raEics visa
ne 10 sae s , t , "a nd can e.1 ~ pa t O. , 70
". D. MORGAN. Agent, No. 30 southst. Ney-l ork.
TNMAN LINE.
Royal M seaFE, are a22tGaI e siil ,g az tolsy,
CITY OY CHESTER ISL nv l.DA nov. -. AZ ..
CRY or M9NIHEAL....s tTrRDAY pee. 90 2 a. ~.
CITY 0F isICIiM0N D..sA IUEDAY. Dee 3, at a M.
ana each .acoee,as saturday rom pe- 5, \. h
RATES ~ lAsaAGE-
sTEEPAGE SIS c.rrsncr. Drafts issued % 0wes rit@-
psrys of-e 30 II ii-aafag Tor s-sri rss,rr at 40.
80 broadway, q Pior4 y. n. JohN o. DALE, Agent
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
Those nr-oass steamship -ai regularly p from
Steamship c.,l. M -. .TCEsDAY, nov. p
Aooom2 va aasrp's f2r t a g g75s e2s ss TO
MoKELLAA. LULiNG q 60, AGENTS -n hayan1
HTew-York, Havana & Mexican Mail 5. s. Line.
q p . u
FOR HAVANA DuECI;
CITY o. EM 9oRi---.. b aiDAf Noy. p
FOR VERA CIdZ AND NEW-OHLkANs,
eaas q H4sg r rso campeac H r. 2ai 1. H2'oo
foF t7sy -rHI. .s U.s. Ns, ~ and 30 broadway.
Steamer. vii Iraye Nr1 rals Dee. n AID Jan ! for
Vera Graz ami all t1e above polts
NATIONAL LINE.
Prom Pier. q aad ~. Norti River
DrNMARKi ~. '...'. 1ai,day Soy s-spm
ron QrEeNSTowN AHD LIyEEP ioL.
~ rs. .-.--b Dec T. sam. ENgLAND Dee Is. . q ~
reduced .icet l..t-rl u.s.' a. i cue as -
''' COMPANY enc" so. Il HURST. 2I-n.ger
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD --..-,..-
coNPANYs fl- foo = < Ut AoBoH 6S
uE. NAB; .--.-.- Dec. ODER ...,..-- Dec
--AI'~' ~ T ff4vp7 o7. pI.,iS u 'O1 nan
FRET CABIN p so os 81 Gy cAbIN $50 gold
Tickets reduced rates Prepaid 5teerage ceruh
freight Or I4s.ase apply 80 . ~. ,.-..-.
OEl-i.Ilh- q CO. lowing green
pAcllFdI2 NAIL .. s ; / LT ~ ana CHINA
ssl.n- ron ifgrfe. Aorn River
- G6loV. Nov TO-
rrur,2l ., o. iae SA-3 ,, .1p-5G IN saa E e5Ig
u l. =. L D. b d
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financial.

DONDHOLDERS OF the ST. JOSEPH AND
ID DENVER CITY T. r The EA7IkhS DIVISION ., ~
Mary.yEe hAnsas. l. ipf te Of slOOOJt anG
Western Division az Steele Ciiy, NehI@sEa NOV D Tor
500 900 undersigned Committee behalf OF bond
holders representing fs - TIE rntre Issue
- b9fh01ffs ~ TIRE clars Wlo
may with within the nest go lays ~
REORGANIZATION anu t1eif
For further INFORMATION
apply 20 tho r. WHITE secretary Pun chasing CON
utLos, No 81 Nsllst, Room "a, y. y. t1tF
GEO. J. FORREST } prrcbasiny
J. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON, iC,r,m1ftss
I tN'N@-'-NNNN
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Hrew-York. Havana & Mexican Mail 5. s. Line

Eew-YOrk. Havana & Mexican Mail :. :. Line.
- steamer .tavc Pier z. Nurfu River. Al p. m
FOR HAVANA DuUCI:
CITY or n CIV so , hiDAY nos. %
CITY OF MERIDA ..-.....--.....- T. t.0AAf. Dec T.
CITY or VERA CRUZ --...-... THURSDAY. Dec. 2
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEN-OALkAN1.
callrc Havana ~a -ro CampeaChy usDan All laupico
CITY OF hEItllI I, Dec
~ reign. Ifs-a-u. apply
r tLEX -uI.E * '-Ii>7 NDs ~ and 30 broadway.
Steamer. $50. lrave Nr- leans Dec. II ald Jan for
non 4r. N f.ia aDsv UsYTr
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IBANA .-,treat r.fllson BOZ fire by
= PTH.T.f- r.IN- ET. tNH .lI..
WITH r0rlf.r. sr-it .l.ls warmed ty 500 pp"4
t4I- li--i-. YI. tu
f.t..t..
L-lea.. aaa. sua.-- osa.pte ,. m. pior .
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GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ NEWYORK TO BRISTOL (hrg.t-DIRECr
Taking go1ls and passengers Tor L0nto Card e. Newport
GlOucgEof, aud all porte in Bristol Channel
SAILING rom Pier Is. East River
COENWALI- " AZ = tSDAN Nov. "a
H0NEi.sI.T Wt~frlI AT iJAf. Dee IL
Passage $40 currency Excursion. 500. ntNrme
dat $40 currency Storage 90 currency faEos visa
s,ld their M, Obtain pI t'rtlcair
Drafts FOR upward freight apply 70
". d. MOHGAE. Agent, 40 30 south e.. Nep-l 0fk.
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Al SIOCkS.
" SET.Y YORK. aETRoPOrTTAN. MUTUAL. AND
MASHArTAN Gas STOCK. BoUGHr AND SOLD
ard 81 kinds Of brooklyn and View Yor Gas Securities dealt
mIJ GEl IT. PhkN IT'S,
Rsuin IS. so Broadly, y. Y
DORTLAND. INDIANA, ) PER CENT
i SCHOOL BONDS due l5r;s93 Interest IN Nay, al
.llnsioYr. g. - Y. FOR SAIL 10y ROLLINS
BROS Co. 21 Wal Price. 90. anc accrued interest
Total dobt Of 20 Gland AZ 600 real Varauon II 100000
THE GALLATIN NATIONAL BANK will
4 psrchas. % par the following Coupons
indiana Crltr galway Coz coun'Da dur July ], 1879
Columbus aud indianapolis Contra Railway co. First Mort
gag, CoI pols nu. Jrly 1870
Columbus md Indianapolis CentTA! Halfway 90 second
HGrfraTe. coupons due May 1873
uon and o-snspOrt Railroad 90 First Mortgage coupons
dur April ]. 1919.
Toledo L0gansporf and Burlington Railroad Co Frst Mort
gag, IONS ono AuE. !. $50
Bur gfon l-allfead Co. Income
Bonds. coupons due aug. ], 1879.
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NATIONAL LINE.

From Pier - 8Gd ~. NOrfh River.
Fyl. LOAD rs ultLCI
DENMARK. ............s saturday. Sow. 9. ; p. m
ITALY It aT-'lF Dire r. D. 200.
F0E or EENsTOwN AND LIYEkP 50L
TFrVFTIA. Sow. ~. o. No. bhI Dec n, p ~
-P s. ..... Dee. 4 sa.U. ENflA AND. Dec $ . ~
sad so, currency -i- rage 800 trrif
reduced rrfet4 l.DrIrI tickets reduce idtA Ireril
--al.ee 4 eEe- lF-rru' thr loW-st rlLrs Apply
'f' h. "a. J. HURST Manager.
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"Ereunt WADE!" quorh he. But won't
GREGORY ego for" that fellow?
New Books.

Funqi: Their Nature and Uses. By NJ, {.
Cooke, NJ. A.. LII. u. Edited by the
Rev. Nj. J. BERKELsY, NJ. A., L. l.. S. New
York d. APPLETON & Co.
This is work included in the "1nterns-
tional Scientific SerieS," now in course Of
publication by the APrLE1oNs. The subject
is one of peculiar interest, and may be pre-
ftable to many persons who know not a
great deal about it now. Take mushrooms,
for instance. They are an excellent article
of food, and little is known of them by the
general public. This work is written with
view to general understanding, and there
are few men who will not find interest in it.
For sale by j. I. ELLYsoN.
Nature and Life: Facts and Doctrines Re-
latina to the Consultation of Matter, the
Ne,c DnamicS. and the Philosophy Of Ma.
ure. Bg FERDINAND PArlLLoN. Trans
la.ed from the second French edition by
A. r. McDoSouGH. New York: ID. AP-
PLEroS & Co.
For sale by j. T. ELLYsoN.
Outline of the Evolution Philosophy. By
DR.. NJ. E. CAZGLLES. Translate ed from the
French by the Rev. .. Il. FRoTHISGHAM.
With an Appendix by +. l.. 1"uMANs, NJ.
u. New York: d. APPLETON & Co.
A small volume added to ApPLEToSs'
"Popular Science Library.'
For sale by j. T. ELLYsoS.
Astronomy. BY J. NORMAN LocHYER, F. Il.
s., Correspondent OF the Institute Of
France, Author of Elementary Lessons in
Astronomy, &c. New York: d. APPLE
TON 6 Co.
One of AppLEToNs' Science Primers"
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FLOR the DiSpatch.1
The New Raiar1ilsa-LRH.

In orderto understand the meaning Of the
amendatory act approved March 81, 1875, il
is necessary 10 read first the old law and dis.
cover therefrom the omissiOnto be supplied,
The grievance to be redEess6G, and the poi-
icy that needed change.
The 23d section OF chapter 81 of Code OF
1918. pages ATS, contained four distinct
sentences, each Of which established as law
a substantive proposition az follows:
SECTION %. L." No railrosd or, canal com.
paEy 10 this State shall for transportation
over the same distance and i'd the same Char
acter Of trains Charge, take, or receive q
higher rate for freight consigned to or from
any point within this State thsa Us chaSged,
takep, or received tOe like freight sconsigned
to or fsom any point beyond the limits of
this State.
2."Nesuch company. shall charge greater
sum for tie transportation of freight over
part of it's dine than is charged for the trans
portation OF freight over ahe whole length of
its line";
3. land aA freight and all passengers of
the same class transported over the entire
length Of any EaIroad or e&aal within this
Sts.e shall pay the same rate Of charged
4. "When, homever, any rs&lroad or canal
company in this State has entered into or
shall enter into any schedule arrangement
with she internal Improvement eanpauies OF
other States as to the transportation Of pas
sengers and freight under sssiem Of
through tickets anu through bills OF adding
the provisions Of this SECTION shall not apply
as to charges for such passengers and freight:
Provided, That it snail not be lawful for any
railroad or canal company within this State
to enter into or form any schedule under
which greater sum is charged for traus-
portation from any point beyond the State TO
any point within the State than il charged
lor IKE transportation from such point and
through this State to any point beyond the
10 facilitate the construction and illustrate
me practical operation Of this section il |
should be considered with reference to its
effect 80
Isl; U pom INTERNAL BUSINESS
oefeby business whose point of departure
oa POINT Of destination both lie within this
tate. '-''
"a Upon EXTERNAL Bus1xFss-
ls:eoy ousia'ss waien, originating Dsypud,
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within the State; or, conversely.
which. originating within, terminates beyona
the State. @
al. upon THROUGH BUSINESS r meaning
thereby business which originates Deyona'
passes through, and terminates Deyonu Tue
State.
This analysis seems to be exhaustive.
While the section above quoted remainea
Law. INTERNAL BusISEss was protected by the
al sentence, which declares that "alt ireish'
and all messengers of the same class TRANSPORT.
ed over the entire length or any ratiroad or
canal within this State shall pay the some
rate of charge" and by the lst sentence
which ferbids "a higher rate for freight con-
signed to or from any potat within TINS etate
than is charged, taken, or received tor NE
freight consigned to or from any Pssnt De-
| yond the limits OF this State" :,
| hinder this law tt was competent TOT local
| cnnsippors to desaassd uniform rates OF
charge for transportation OF freigats Wltn,n
The State over the same distances and in the
| same character OF trains; so thaSeyery posnt
| of shinment or of consignment should en-
| ior the advantages of its distances from Inc
pisce of production and from market III
oompetition With any other point.
This policy seems to have been. changed
or rather abaadoned. Possibly the friends
of the railroads in the General Assembly
! considered this interference with the inter
nal business of the State grievance 10 De
abated. For the only part of the ne" "a"
which touches internal business Is the hrst
sentence. which is as follows:
SECTION 90. No railroad, canal, steamboat
steamship, or transportation company, or
other common carrier chartered by or doing
business in this State, shall charge, take, OF
receive GREATER SUN for the transportation
of any person, or passenger, or matter Of
freight over portion of its line or route
whether such shall 10 whole or only in par
he within the limits of this State. than l:
charged by such company or other common
carrier for the like transportation OF the llkt
class of persons, or passengers, or matter o.
freight over the entire length of its line OF
route. =,
1t is obvious that under this new law TIT
: internal commerce of the State ID at INT
mercy of the railroads, restrained alone oJ
the maximum of fares and tolls prescribed
by law. The same sum may be charged
from Danville to Lynchburg that Is charged
from DanvilIe to Alexandra, and the SAM
sum may be charged FROM Bristol to Lynch
burg that is charged from Bristol to Norfolk
METROPOLIS.
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nEATHS..

Died, Of apnplcxy. at twehty minutes pas b
p.TYLFR lin the forty second year Of bis gxe.
His funeral will take place from his resiseneii:
corne: MARSHALL and Henry streets, NJ ocioeA
TIL Thursday AFTnRNOUN-B - ,,s
His friends ant. asquaintarces, ana those OF MS
brother Captain James M. Tyler, are respectiuiy
Fredericksburg papers please copy.
Mod IN fiji. CITY. April 3th mt quarter. to IL
o,rlork p NJ, G. Gorge 7. WILSON. Ia the ior' y,
serenih wear of his age, leaving loving wife ana
u,a tunersI will take place from yeuable- Street
chanel on THURSDAY the 18th Instant at 8
o,ciocx r. n. Friends and acquaintances are lh-
yited to attend without further notice. =
Erie tPa.) papers please copy.
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We suppose it wiK be conceded that
Bishop Bowmao. of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, is a good Republican witness as to
matters falling ander his own observation
down South. Wesuppose, also, that his own
party friends will consider his opinions and
advice worth needing. We'll, at The
preachers meeting at tine Methodist
Book-rooms yesterday he gave bis ex-
perenees, and although they rtfated largely
to Church matters, yet they necessarily
touched Incidentally upon the coalition Of
the whites and blacks. He found that whilst
the two races were disposed to maintain
friendly relations, even the blacks them
selves preferred to have separate places of
worship. He had come to the concIusie o,
moreover, that those who advocated mixing
whites and blacks 10 the same church made
a mistake. "In his judgment, the races
worked best independent of each other. He
was not in favor of mixed congregations at
the South"
Now, if in matters of religious worship
the separation Of the two races is advisable,
why should it be supposed 10 be essential
10 the wel-being of the blocks to be fosted
lpon the whites in other places! Yet the
.ivil.rghts bill attempts 10 do this, and
every body begins TO see what Il sham 1t Is
Baltimore Gazette.
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"a Yea. not According to Knowledge ;,

Nr. Dispank,-In your issue Of day before
yesterday, 10 squib under the above title
you charge the Religious Herald with mn
fishing ga long ana ludicrous article on the
hew York compulsory school law, and
then kindly apologize for it on the ground of
Its ignorance" OF course it did not seen, 70
the Herald to be ridiculous" The article
alluded 10 was n 1t on "the New York com.
pulsory scfoo!law," but on the public school
system, aad the cor ppulsoyy schooi.law was
only incidentally di russed Ia it. The sub
ject Is grave aud important one, aud
treated, as the Herald 70 its simplicity sun.
posed, IN o temperate and able manner. As
% deeply concerned th" INTERESTS OF society.
~ AsfHFa, wNncn: epdo: Stpg the views OF
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at the North are closed !; fnlrous strikes pre-
vail, and immense numbers OF the Working
people are out of employ The moral
material, and political prosperity OF The ma
ton has all declined. IT the sword had not
been drawn upon the South neither 9lr-
GINA nor any other State which followed nef
example would have gore out, and those
who did 60 out would not have stald OUT
Eve years. No! The Union was NOT worth
the price that was paid for It; and might nave
been saved in 1851 without the payment OF
dollar OF treasure or drop OF blood.
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M COHEN BROTHERS advertise orij

III COHEN BROTHERS advertise "h7
such goods as they have In large quantities. T!eJ
are never .ju.t our" and for tbs reason mstJ
goods below the market rat" may be found At 'hsf
place of business, which, owing 10 too SINAI! ga.
titles, they do not risk 10 advertise.
They are 0lfrringa very large LOT Of thr bst maze
Of CORSETs known in the European mArAs' i:
half value.
Their BLACK SILKS. which may tc relied an
u represented either foreign or 1om'u'' h'r wv
cheapest ever Off red In this city. II viii pa! SCI
TO compare their prices before you buy.
Their BLACK ALPACAS 4, 36c. ARE as s"2' Is
any usually sold AZ SOC.
sILkLUSTRES at see. warranted as go"'s
any generally sold Al Soc; at Zoe g. Fal'! N'''
y 25
COLORED SILKS and Other DRFS, COOP "a
extensive variety, and many less than rra:'s.
value.
no not fail to see their NOTTINGHAM L@'I
They warrant 10 save you from 10 10 loci ''''
yard.
Their WHITE and BLACK REAL Lag COZ
mr., s.s rho ,aryes, assortment In The city, pn-'''
pally sold ut NOT much over la! thtif 'a."e'
APPLIQUE TIDES At $50. cheap Al 100 ia -,
worth 81, at 1925 worth s2''o' 81 ''''
worth SO;
FRENCH NAISSOOkS at Csc. cheap 'os''
soFT-FINISH FRENCH CAMBRlC al ~
worth 40c.;
STRIPED and CHECKED ateLiHs-"'"'
fully 90 per cent. less than market RI"
VICTORIA LAWNS at 2jc. worth fully '''"1
3Oc. wor h 45c.;
SWISS MUSLIN at Ilc worth l2sc'' al y.
worth 25c., at 25c. worth &C. sni man: '''>'
prices ut proportlonats value;
Bes, IRISH LINENS (of Belfast nanu'4e'u''' -
near half value;
Also, line ch.apes. WHITE TARLATASs e'''''
iere1 In this city.
Those buying the above-enumerat'd" h''e g1
the piece generally running IRON !" :"
yardsl will receive al extra discount
A large assortment Of PAaAsoLS WAR aH'''' .
the lowest market rate;
Also. q large stock Of CAssIMEREs for men 49,
boys wear. ln
CLOSED SATURDAYS.
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The Iroutop Convention.

The Board of Trade Of Cincinnati has az
pointed delegation to the Convention at
trenton, which will be held on the Seth in
slant. The announcement Of this fact in the
Cseiunati Times of the 18th instant is
made under the head Of the "Chesapeake
and Cincinnati Railroad ~; and the Times
remarks that "it Is sincerely to be hoped
"that ibis consultation fat Ironton] OF the
" friends of this much-needed road will result.
" In the adoption of measures for its speedy
construction
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AMBLER SMITH,
T AMBLER SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Room No. 5 Skaters building, Tenth and Bank
streets, Richmond, Va.
NH l9-lmx
ATOTICE,-The ninth grand celebration
NH l9-1m<

NOTICE.-The ninth grand celebration
~ of The I. o. of 6. S., organized In the city of
Richmond will take place In this city on FRIDAY,
April &, 1875, common .iug at O'Clock p. NJ ,
from Samaritan Hall. corner OF Duyal and sixth
stress where ali the lodges will meet and form the
Hne of march.
The line OF march will be rs follows: From the
bali out Duyal to brook avenue, thence TO Broad,
dvga Broad 70 Nineteenth street, thence TO MalU,
up Main 10 Adam. thence to franklin, down
franklin 10 Fifth out Fifth TO the hsll, where the
ladies sill be addressed BY the Grand Orator of the
Day. ID. F. BATS, and J. A. TAYLOR, Assistant
Orator: and then adjourn TO meet 1T 81 O'Clock r.
NJ. 10 attend Grand Uaited Levee given by the
Sisters for tive benefit OF the Ord,r
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS OF THE DAY
j. C. WhiuettSn (chairman), j. Anderson, Thomas
Mathis w
GRAND OFP GERS or THE DAY.-Charles Mills,
". q. c.: q. j. Giles, W u. e; jeff Thomas, W.
G. T.: j. C, Wbiuriton, Grand Marshal.
ASSISTANT hARsHaLS.-Beyerley Glasco ana
Dsniel Johnson,
Whiseiton. grand uar-hll of The day.
al lodges Will met promptly al O'Clock T. VI.
If the day Is not tall The celebration VIII take
place the next fair day. By order Of the
: l5-1ts GRAND .!HttF aP IHE DAY.
III ~ Nv - ~
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"Isn't it little Singular" inquired Mr..
Morton, "that Starkweatber was rte c'ed,
while HawIey was deteated?" Very. 1t is
what the poets term passing strange. Gene
raj Hawley received 1876 more votes this year
than in 1878; he received 1912 more votes
than were given in bis district to Mr..
Green, the candidate for Governor who fred
a salute over the Louisiana message; he re.
ceiyed $40 more votes than the Republi
and Prohibitory candidates for Governor
and the scattering votes all combined.
His successful Democratic competitor
ran 719 votes behind IngersoIl. One
who was not statesman might in
fer from these figures that General
Hawley did not lose anything by bis de-
fensire attitude, if that term describes his
position correctly; or by his refusal to d..
fend the acts of the Administration, il thai
is the truer statement. Mr. Morton thinks
HIwIet's defeat in q strongly Democratic
district significant OF Republican dissitisfac-
tim with his cause. Let US look at Mr.. Stark
weather's vote Mr.. Green, who fired The sa-
lutte just mentioned. received 1891 votes in
the Third congressional district; Mr.. Stark
weather received S,90l-less by ninety thar
the Governor vote. Mr.. Foster, the opposing
candidate for Congress, received S,05l votes
against 1861 given to Ingersoli in the dis
trict-more by ninety. The coincidence OF
the numbers is remarkable.-B Boston Adrer-
tiSer iReDthJGCdn).
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We have received from Dir. c. F. JOHN
SON the iibrettoes of the operas Of Der Fret.
schultz and Stradela. The libretto becomes
great assistant in these days of opera. going
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MILITARY NOTICES.

ITO THE SURVIVORS OF THE" OLD
FIRST- VIRGINIA FANTRY.-PleaseA
send NE Your names, company, ami present ah- w
dress Ny objec. IS to compile, with your assist u
ancc. history of the old organization ana lls Celu
NAV atjend In body the rem Ans of our colnrade
To their last resting-pace. ADDRESS PETE OF
I ,omn,uy d. Richmond poSt-oflice. ap-13-3t
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some more Of those beautiful and FasT.cn
LORED LAWNS at l2>4c. per yard, and To-. -,
other goods. which will be snld a, The very low.
prices Call and you can get some OF tho s,...
bargains at WILLIAM THALHlNEs.s
ap 10 col Broad SIRE.
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VIRGINIA OPERA-HUCSE.

TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL 16 AND II,
THE WORLDS SENSATION,
the original ard only
MADAME RENTZ'. FEMALE MISSTRELS,
comprising bcvy of beauty composed Of
THInTY BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIES
and Il corps of specially artists. pronounced by press
and public to he par excellence. Also,
MILE MARIE DE LACOUk'S PARTISAN
DANCERS.
chaste and beautiful performance, containing
nothing TO offend the most fastl0iOuS.
Seats can be secured ut Wyat's music-store. Re-
served seats, 81 general admission, 75c. gallery
Soc
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2 p. N.
VI. b. LFAEITT,
General Superintendent
HAIRY PHILLIPS, Business Agent Up l4-3if
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

TORNS. &C.-In returning thanks to the
" distinguished medical gentlemen, as DR.. NC.
aw, the late Z. b. Gibson, DR.. Charles :. Mills.
Professor Moorman, OF Baltimore, who for the last
twenty years have taken pleasure 10 advise and
SEND their patients TO DIR. SCHULTZ In all cases Of
cornS. bunirns. diseased nails &c. and also 10 the
ladies and clergy. he can but say he Is ALWAYS hap
729 Main street. ap Is LIZ
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ne DECAYED TEETH.--We have
prepared, after consultation with some Of our
best dentists, CARBOLIC MOUTH-WASH which
has proven very efficient In the treatment OF DE-
CAYED TEETH aud DISEASED GUMS. 1t acts rs u
complete disinfectamt 10 the odor caused By de-
.ayed teeth and Is very pleasant 10 the smell and
taste. Sold In bottles so cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
fe 10 9l9 Main street
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ME- T. r. PRICE & co. will sell in the
next few DAYS one thousand pairs BEST KID
gloves ut IL pair Come 10 before they are
sold, apS
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r Virpiria CITY insists that its scho ,l.tea civ
eri shall be GOOD LOOKING.