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WhaI { nriilsa se1,ler Mas 70 say.

PowHATAa COUNTY, Y A., January Zf.
Dear, sir,-Piease grant me space IN
one of the columns Of your valuable paper 10
say few words With regard to the brillsn
settlers il this county, For the most part
they are seemingly disappointed, ana oniy
waiting for favorable opportunity 70 as
pose of their lands and leave the pace si:o,
getber and for what reason, any superucia.
observer would be prone to ask put "nen
one analyzes and weighs the question, Lne
reason becomes perfectly obvious. iney
find it next to an impossibility to get ser
wants on whom they can place any implicit
reliance, for the ways of bllck-leSs al
the most are extremely doubtful. Ano,
again, I regret to say that teo
MANY Of our own folks uniortu'
nateIy treat them with that. dis
tant formality which must be painful 10
new settlers besides; in great many cases,
thew are too ready to take advantage OF tnelr
being strangers by imposing on their creou.
lity, which they ought to have the common
sense to see must eventually be detrimental!
To the interest of PoHhatan. But What can
one expect when many Of the largest ano
most Influential farmers 10 the district are
literally so absurd as to lass resolutions u
the local agricultural meetings for Inc pur.
purpose of publication which must nave
decided effect against the welfare OF tnis
county?
F. NJ. D. GREENWOOD.
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Revolutionary.

The scenes passing in the House Oh h,r
remntatiycs Of Congress are OF q dec'"'u's
appearance. a blind parry
attempts to nullify the plainiy-expressea
Judgment of the people. and the minority OF
members are employing their privileges I'M
der the rules Of Congress to defeat the
effort. -
This Is not Government welding It's
mower for the public good under the Con-
s,itu,iop. 1t rs in coalition of disorder
and violence that plainly shows that amoi'
ton and corruption are at work in OPPOSE
ton to the public will and welfare. 1t Is, IN
deed, in a process Of revolution.
We feel that the country will ride out the
storm safely. The Radical party Is making
its qsst desperate efforts. If it succeeds 10
Congress in carrying: the eivii.rights Dill II
will only succeed in railing down the lfd Of
i,ssofin. No other act would dc the party
such incurable injury.
We refer the reader to the kilograms fol
the latest news concerning the proceeding
sin the House.
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Curious AND FEARFUL ACCIDENT ON TIE
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILRoAD.-La night as
the passenger train on the Midland railroad,
which is due here at P. NJ, was approach.
ing the crossing of the Franklin turnpike,
about two miles from the city, the engineer
discovered wagon standing partially on
the track and a horse hung in the cattle
guard near that point. Rounding a curve,
be was unable to see the distractions until
nearly on them, and being down grade it
was impossible to stop, and the pilot Of the
engine struck the horse with full force, lift
ing him entirely out of the cattle-guard and
throwing him across the track, where the
whole train passed over him. The engine
and baggage,ear jumped some two feet
erom the track, but fortunately came down
with the wheels safely on the rails. The
train ran some four hundred yards further
before it could be stopped, when, backing
upto the scene OF the disaster, it was found
that the body aud even the bones of the
horse had been completely destroyed and
pulverized, the ouly disting uishabls por-
ton that was found being few inches of
the head, from which the ears and por.
ton OF the nose had been cut of. The
wagon gas found to be considerably dam
eyed, the front and side wheels which were
GA the track being badly smashed. In the
wxgon was found the harness, which had
been taken of the horse, barrel of bacon,
some packages of coffee and sugar, aud
,runlet of whiskey. No trace OF a human
being, except some tracks around the
wagon, were dfscoyerable about the scene
of the accident, and 1t is unknown whether
the owner persisted with bis horse. The
most plausible theory is that be had turned
ia from the turnpike on to the railroad
through mistake, and bis horse getting into
the cattle-guard he had removed the harness
and gone off for help, and had not returned
when the train came on. We are infornBd,
however, that certain signs and appearances
are contradictory of this, and that the belief
was general among the officers and passen-
gers on the train that the horse and wagon
bad been placed on the track by design.
The train was running at the rate of
miles an hour, and it can be re-
garded as little short of providential inter.
ference that prevented the train from being
thrown from the track, and consequent
terrible loss of human life.
The train was considerably Injured, the
ire.box of the engine being badly damaged,
and the steps torn off some of the cars. 1t
vas not long delayed, however, reaching the
,lty only about half an hour behind time.
The engine, tender, and every car were be.
meared with blood-D anctEie Nens.
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The resolution complimentary to kNDREw
JOHNSON passed BY the New Jersey Hsuse Of
Representatiyes-41t to Unjust afford him
especial qualification. He came 80 very near
conviction and diagrace, SO far as thareould
be accomplished bg the judgment Of al un-
reasoning Senate, OF which the well-knewn
End bjgoted Mr.. FssLNGHUYsEN from New
aersey was member. The home of that
senator nov bestows aeulogy upon$he great
impeached, although abe was at the time a.
theimpeack,nen one Of the bitterest of Re-
pHhiican States. Is this not sign of the
great revolution that is rolling irresistibly
to wards its consummati0ll?
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The .Centripetal Machine.

We have frequently spoken of new mo-
tive. power called the " centripetal machine,'
invented by some one in the city Of Wheel
ing. It YES stated that one horse with it could
do the work of ten with any other motive
power. ntis said that this increased power
is obtained by gearing two fy-wheels to-
gether with small cog-wheel, thus throwing
the fore to the farthest point from the
centre- the periphery Of the large wheels.
The claim set up for the invention was
enormous, and we have felt great curiosity
to kuo more about it. The inventor has
been urged to bring it to our annual Fairs !;
but he has not done so, always urging that
the machines were selling SO fast that be
had none to bring and had not time to come.
THO wonder is that an invention which,
if it is all that it is represented to Ike, prom
ses immense benefit to mankind, should be
kept 10 a single locality, and that people no
further away from it than Richmond IS from
Wheeling should for two years or more
afterits invention know nothing about it.
But it seems to have travelled by water to
New Orleans, and We have very flatteripg
accounts from it in that part Of the country.
The invention seems now 10 have become
the property of Wheeling company. 10
that company many letters are written by
PLANTERS and others who have tried the ma
chine. One states that the New Orleans me-
chsuics have pronounced fayorably upon it,
andsay the company have done all, AND more
than all, they claim for their machine.
One gentleman says be is ginning cotton
on a forty-saw gin with one horse, while on
the old plan it required three horses to do
the same work. This Is much under the
claim Of the inventor; but even if the power
enabled one horse to do as much as three
the invention would be immensely valuable ;
especially to the farmer.
Mr.. MOVES, wellknown macbinist OF
New Orleans, speaking of the centripetal
machine, says:
81 have never seen anything equal to this
for simplicity Of construction, economy in
power-it is strictly anti.friction. Had any
one told me that plauing-machine that
would plain 13.inch wide board and dc
good work. or 40-Saw cOtton.gin, that
usually requires not less than three horses,
could be driven with one horse, could not
have believed a word Of it. But have seen
it, know it. it has been fairly demonstrated,
and can recommend it for all last-running
machinery, such as saw.mils, all kinds of
wood. working machinery, cotton-gns, ETC."
Other persons, said to be competent
judges, give sery fattering testimony in ia
vsr Of the machine. Certainly, Il it is emit.
tied to half what the inventors claim for it,
it is one of the most benefcent intentions of
the time.
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THY KELLOGG EaIsLtrrRE-PHaposEp

TaR KELLOGG LEGIsLkrTRE-PEaposED
COMPROMISE. Orleans, January a.
In the Kellogg House Of Representatives to-
day several admissions were made to the
effect that there was no legal quorum of menu
bers upon the committee to examine into the
books of the Auditor aud Treasurer. 1t is
said the delay was, caused, because the At
.torney- General had said that the investiga-
ton would carry no weight because OF its
ilegality.
A compromise of the present Legislative
difficulties is on the tapis, and is being
pushed vigorously forward by the Kellogg
party. They offer to let the Wilt party
come back with 81 members, their side also
to have 53 mem bers, with Witt in the chair.
TREY even say the Conservatives might seat
lgaiu the five elected members if they would
give sufficient guarantees that they would
not attempt any revolutionary acts, and
would recognize the present Senate and
with Governor Kellogg and
not attem Mt to disturb him in his place.
rhe difficulty lies in the insuficiency of the
guarantees offe sed by the Conservatives.
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LECTURES.
PROFESSOR Trips
GRAND DESCRIPTIVE SERIES,
FRANCE AND EUROPE SINCE 1e4s.
sISLECTuREs.

SIX LECTURES.
1st The hrlline Paris Revolution Of February
lS4S, as witnessed by the Lecturer.
Cd The Terrific Counter RHolution of June,
followin Ing that Of February.
Sd. Louis Napoleon from His Birth to the lmpe-
rial Throne.
4th. The Second Empire; embracing the Crinean
Campaign me Mexican xpeoilion: ano me Lie
solial "Reminiscences.
9th. Causes of the Franco Prussian War and the
Defeat Of Napoleon.
9th. Lamariine the Poet Orator.
The above lectures are the fruit of more than
twenty years research, the information being de-
rived largely from pc sonal observation and or1gi
nal sources, and the lectures combine the fascila-
ton of romance with the rarest historical knowl-
edge They have been extensively delivered In the
principal cities, and are endorsed by the highest
authorities In EUROPE aud the uited States.
Particulars hereafter. iI29-1tk
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DEATHS 4

Died. on Wednesday night the 9Th Instant boil
Ling BENTLEY. youngest child OF Frank w and
Virginia Chamberlayne, In the third year OF MS
age. .oa,,os,oa 70 .ttond
the funeral THIS friday MORNING at II O'Clock
from 1T. James church. -~s--
Died, on the 2sth instant at O'CLOCK A. NJ, at
his late residence, No. 744 Seventeenth street. In
the thirty-fourth year Of his age. KENDALL
UDWYER, second son Of the late Denis heating
O'Dwyer. ..s
The friends of the family are invited t. attend attend
hjs fune raj from st Peters cathedr at O'Clock
THIS friday EVENING, 2sth instant. Re-
qttiescdt In pace.
Died. on the 9th instant, at the residence ofher
son-in.law, Mr.. Sapuel NJ. Clark, Mrs. JANE
ELIZA FRAiZER. relict OF john Frayzer, In the
seventy. fifth year Of her age.
Presbyterian church FRIDAY. january 29lh at
/ O'Clock. Her friends aud those OF her son. W.
G.. r. Frayzcr, and her son-in-law, are invited TO
attend.
Died In this city, on Tuesday the 26th Of Janu-
airy. Mrs. ANNIE DAVIS.
Her funeral wi Ii take place from the Third Street
(colored) Methods. church THIS AFTEkNOQN
at 3 o'clock.
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~ ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE CA
LICO COMFORTA3LES at 1925 and III 90
COLOKED WOOL BED-sPREADs at $3.50
WHITE QuiLTs at 81, 81 so, It's, and $3.50
worth so per cent more;
COLORED COTTON QUILTS, very heavy a.. at
1925. $3.50, S1.75, and 81, worth sl.oo, ",
COtORED BLANKETS from $3.50 up to s6a
palr-all very cheap;
WHITE BLANKETS In all qualities for single and
double beds cribs, and cradles;
MARSHILLES QUILTS from So to sl2-ssome OF
the best bargains In this line ever offered; .
We call particular attention TO the QUILTS at "a
and IS, which would be cheap at VI and vs..
LEVY BROTH FRS.
Cheap UMBRELLAS. ia 26
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PROFITABLE CRoPPlNG.-Thos. l.. Shields,
who lives within few miles of Chatham,
last year planted one acre of land (less 4o0
hils) in tobacco, and Of the crop Talse9
thereon has sold to the amount OF so2S, ano
has yet left two hundred pounds OF good To-
bacco.- Chatham Tribune.
Rive hundred and twenty eight dollars
would pay the State tax upon over one hun
dred thousand dollars worth of property J
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me- BALL PRINCES reduced to 3oc. per
BUfLi LII or CATERPILLAR FRINGE reduced
10 ayG; a ped iBuGLE PRINCES and GIMPs at
pEs ssI.'ss T TfS JET siLE, CRoGpHEP GddLTT
SILVERED, 0XYDIZED, .kEB tHIsPy P PIT.
nnaNSa EVY BROTHERo'. I.
Now is the time to buy cheap UMBRELLA.
ia 26
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GOODS! LINEN GOODS!
TABLE DAMAsK, TABLE-CLOTHs, TRAY
CLOTHS, DOYLIEs, NAPKINS, TOWELS
FLOOR or CRUMB-CLOTHS, SHEETlNGS,
PILLOW-CASlNGs, BIRD'S-EYE, RUSSIA
and SCOTCH DIAPER; LINEN EURNl-
TURE. at 75c. per yard worth
1925: TURKEY RED DAMASk, TABLE
COVERS, and DOYLIES, COLORED LINEN
TABLE COVERS and DOYL1ES In BUFF,
PINK, GREEN, SCARLET, and BLUE at
LEVY BROTHERS.
Bargains In BLACK and COLORED SILKS.
ja2
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~ WHITE FLANNEL, all wool, full
yard wide at 40c. worth 60c.; a.
RED. YELEOw, BLUE, GREY, and WHITE
QUILTED and plain FLANNEL In all QUAIL
SHAKER FLANNELS In Ill qualities and widths
from up tx yards wide all sold very ehe e
sTkIpnD PLAID, PLAIN, and PklNVEp "
ERA FLANNELS, IN all qualities, at The low
BLFAtHED, UNBLEACHED, aud CoLORED
Dill r.. ET0S'EI ASNElS at greatly reduced prices
"a. ~ LEVY BROTHERS..
Bargains in BLACK and CoLoRED slLhs.
ia
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The County o,HRrs.-We agree with the
Dispatch that g it " ould be far better for the
State, IL in lieu of the bill increasing the
number of circuits and Judges, the Legisia.
turewere to restore the county courts to
their proper authority and >tlgni,y.n-Hah.
fax RecOrd,
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The letter of Geneca! JOSEPH y. JOHNSTON
which appeared in yesterdays issue OF our
papss was written for the Dispatch. We
omitted to indicate that tact at the beginning
Of the letter.
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MAJ CAssIMERES, CLOTHS, SATIN
ETs, TWEEDs, JEANS, and nil kinds OF eooos
fo1sboys' and mems wear, at greatly recueeo
prices;
at 75c., Fl 81 25, 81, 80, 81 10 and
10 all at 25 and soc. below regular prices
sATIShTS at soc. worth 75c.; at AUG. "or"
5Oc.;
VIRGINIA wOOLLENS ut much below regular
prices Being determined TO reduce our s'ocH
we offer extraordinary bargains.
LEVY BROTHERS:
UMBRELLAS--prices marked down. ia 20
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Tee! ICE!-FULL SUPPLY FOR THE
i YEAR OF THE LEST QUAL1Y.-Thankful
for past favors, respc, fully solicit the patronage
son, relying upon an exoerence OF twenly-odd
years 10 give entire salisfacl ION.
Orders left with Major a. T.. Courtney, corner
Thirteenth and Franklin Streets WIN be PROMPTLY
attended 10. A. j. BLACKBURN.
in 29-eod2wk 1r.-.s
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Whst scenes we have ia rtbe national Lee
gislature.! The steam is rising in the boiler
Of the ship of State. and "the niger is sit
ting upon the safety-va!ve."
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A SSEMBLY HALL.
INTELLECTUAL ENTERTAINMENT.

REV. DIR. MAYER,
the distinguished rabbi from Baltimore, will lee
ture at the above hall
FEBRUARY % AND Sd.
Subjects Sbakspeare's" SHYLOCkn and "THE
CRUCIFIXION OFJESUS OF NAZARETH"
Admission, Soc; reserved seats, rs. Reserved
seats can be had of Mr.. Fl. C. Wyatt No. 920 Main
street. ia 26-td
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~UMBRELL UMBRELLAS
Whole stock ms rked down; prices lower than ever.
We now show large stock OF CAMBRIA, GlN1-
HAM, SERGE ALPACA, and SILK CMBkEL-
LAS which we offer at such prices as to placen
Within the means of every one to have one OF these
indispensable articles. LEVY bfolhsho'
Bargains in BLACK and COLOEED SlLhS'
Ia
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at the Second Baptist church, by Key.
c. C. Biting January rs, Dir. WALTER Il. IAL-
LEY and mrs. ARGARET A. BULL.
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- - 2 ''-'--- 800,
srEGAAL NOTICES.

UT CARPETS, CARPETS. s#
STRIPED HEMP CARPET, full yard. wide, at
25c. worth &c..
PRINTED HEMP CARPET at 35c. per YARD
worth Soc; -
INGRAM CARPETS from 4oc. up TO s1.A9 io'
the best manufactures;
HBEE-pLY and BRUSSELS CAEfhio ao"n
/ TO cost and less; --,~
Bargains In RUGS MATS, OlL-GLuan ne, ~ =,
n0W-sHADEs, LACE and NOTTINGHAM
CURTAINS, at LEVY bho1 nGNo
/ UMBRELLAS very cheap. )" ~
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np TAKE NOTICE AND READ THIS !.

ma TAKE NOTICE AND READ THIS
One more week to secure the GREAT BAK.
GAINS at WILLIAM THALHTMER'S. AS this Is
the last week I will continue to sell off a COST.
So call early and get some of the best bargains ever
offered.
DRESS GOODS sold at one half their value;
TYCOON REPS, new styles, at zoe. yard;
In BLACK MERIN0S, CACHEMERES, EN-
PRESS and CREPE CLOTHS, BLACK AL
PAcAs, and BLACK SILKS, offer extra In
ducements.
SHAWLs and BOULEVARD SKIRTS very low,
to close them out;
Ladies' and Misses UNDERVESTS,v very cheap;
Gen,lemen's ATWOOD SHIRTS and DRAW
Frs at 81 u sct-would be cheap at So AEo, a
large assortment from soc. to ~ apiece;
Ladies' KIDS at 75c, VI, and $l.25, worth II rs
$3.50, and *1.75 pair;
Gentemen's KIDS al $1.25 and 81 so worth ~
and 80 25 a'pair;
A large assortment OF Ladies' SCARFS, 20c. to
81 apiece;
WHITE-SILk MCFFLERS at 75c. and IL worth
1926 and Il so;
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFs, JEW
ELRY, POCKET-BOOKS, WHITE SHIRTS
and COLLARS, all very cheap;
SAsH-RlBBONs at so, 75c., and 81 per yard
worth 25c. q yard more /;
WHITE and COLORED CORSETS at so, 75c., 81,
and 1926 up TO $3.50 pair; .
NOTTINGHAM LAC ES, for curtains, 20 to 75c. a
yard-all very low; -e,.. SGD.
BLANKETS and QUILTS very low, to close them
out;
CARPETS at cost to close them out.
/ will also open on MONDAY, January 25th, q
large line of WHITE GOODS, COTTONS (l,ght
and meoum). PRINTS, &C., for the present and
coming season.
The best "A BLEACnED COTrONeyer offered
In the city at 12hc. per yard worth fully 16c. g
yard and lots Of other goods too numerous to men
ton.
All ask is q call, and you will fud that am
selling the cheapest DRY GOODS In the city.
WILLIAM THALHiMER,
601 Broad street,
ia 25 corner Of Sixth.
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- reduction In prices-reduced rs per cent
DYEING done on the newest and most improved
lau. Gentlemeus oyercoats. dresscoats, vests, and
dies wear-dresses, clo4ks, shawls, waterproofs,
operaco sashes, scarfs, ribbons, parsos, and
all kinds straw goods dyed orange, scarlet, pink,
green, purple, maroon, crimson, wine
COLOR bl'oun, navy blue, and black. All kinds of
gentlemen's and ladies' wear cleaned and finished.
Feathers k7sd all colors, clean@. and curled. Kid
gloves dye1 and. cleaned at 20 cents. Crepe wells
sycd, cleaned, and dressed. Algoods carefully and
promptly attended 10. PREMIUM STEAM DYE
ING AND CLEANING WORKS. S04 Main
street lde 24-.7mI J.J. SCOTT. Proprietor.
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NJ JANUARY Is, 1875.
GREAT BARGAINS
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, CLOAkS, COLORED
SILKS, &C.
r. r. PRICE & co.
during the next thirty days will sell The balance Of
their wlnler dress goods, shawls, cloaks, &C., at
great sacrifice.
CASHMERES and DIAGONALS,
CAMEL'S HAIR,
REPS and OTrOMANS,
BLACK and COLORED SILK,
SHAWLS and CLOAKS.
Large stock CLOTHS and CASSIMERES for gem
uemep and boys also will re offered at great bargains.
just opened an al sortment of
KID GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen;
MERiNO SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
STRIPED HOSE, all Nos;
HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS;
CORSETS, &c. ja17
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In Paris roller has been invented calcu.
Iated to clear the streets OF snow by meals
ar q R..s T.. DIR RI.
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1OOKs, sTATIosERv >.

--r~>><>~~~~~S>-~- ~S--[--~>csll1s 0f.
1919 THE CHURCH ATHsr,,S..
Lol Cs Is and 4Oc. AhsaC.
LONDON SEWsALMAN4C. sno
SNQW.BALL'S ALMANAC, 30s"
NASf'S ALMANAC. 25r. wv"
TR1BUNEAL&hNAC. 2Oc.
~. CArBOLICALMAN 25c.
F VIRGINIA and NORTH CAROrJ,,
MASAC. DC. Same interlii,ed vi, AZ
PHYSICIANS yIslTING-Llsr. $50 :.
DIARIES OF all sizes from 5c.nso ,r,
new books as 13lS Main street sr-~.sFN ' All The
"a 27.d&w RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
THE GREYInLE MEMOIRS: A lou
4 nal Of the Reigns OF King George nv; arS gvus'
William Nv. BY the late Charles G. X auu n,ins
Esq. 2 volumes. -. ~ mine 80 rich SJIe'ilte,
kind or matter which Is half gossip bali af,, mat
lies beneath the boards or these volumes. h,s 4:
been opened TO the public" Three fsssys on
lin from his Own Writings. BY BigeoW rank.
umes. The Apocalypse beyelled. By swcienJ,no.-
2 volumes. 82.75,. Romance OF the rnvIIsb s,o,fg.
BY Percy Fitzgerald. $2. My Story. SStase.
By Mrs. Mscquold. 81. The CAFES Of P,axer, 'Tsl.
TIE author OF :. Morning and Night Wa;chssr & "
Glif,s Of the Rock Or, The Believers GTsnnd ~;
Confidence In Christ: By j. X. Macinf,Y n o. OF
$50. ia 22I WOODHOUsE & PAkHlpx;D.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

CRAYS, ATTENTION.-Attend an 4
~ adjourned meeting at Messrs. Cook a
on FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT at o'clock. in II
citizens dress By order Ca plain L. j. BossIEUx.
Ia 2S-2t ). J. SMITH, First Sergeant.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


CONCERT AND READING.
There will be
CONCERT AND READING.
In the
sITSDAY.SCHOOL ROOM OF ST. MARKS
CHURCH,
corner of Clay and First streets,
On TUESDAY NIGHT, February I'd,
IN AID OF THIS CHURCH.
Tho music will be rendered by some of the best
vocal and Instruments f7alent In the city.
Reading by Mrs. ELiZABETH BOWLER:
The number of tickets limited. Price OF tickle s.
20 CENTS. For sale ut West, Johnston & Cos book
store j. P. Dupuy's drugstore, and j. W Beve-
ridges Brook avenue. j Z1-eOd3l
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1875. POSTAGE FREE. 1879
j. T. ELLYSOS,
EWsDEALER AND BOOKSELLER
lI12 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. Va

win send any Of the following papers ana m1z.-
zines to any address ,pgs1dgs PAID on receipt u
est rates. The EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL, with .n.
OF the following periodicals, will be sunplieS ;,
kl.2S: 'r,N "'
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nYEING AND SECURING.

GENTLEMEN'S, YOUTHS, AND BOYS
" CLOTHING, however much soiled or faded.
CLEANSED or DYED In .frst-cass style, and at
the cheapest rates.
Ladies having articles 10 be cleaned colOred
will find 1t 10 their interest 10 send or call at
MCkENNkY'S
Steam Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment.
Ia 26-3m Marshall street, near Fifth.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, e.
WI beers OF AMITY LODGE. No. 10, VIII ~
attend u called meeting ut Westham Hail. "
THIS friday EVENING at 81 o'clock. Mem
bers of sister Lodges and visiting brethren are in-
vitcd to be present
BY order of the W. NJ. ,r,,y
L. 90 In Secretary.