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The Bounty BILL.-Tbe bounty bill, we
repeat did no, become law. BY trick, it
was presented to President GRANT, but me-
knowing the trick, refused to sign it. The
Senate passed the bill with amendments.
The House rejected the amendments. Con-
ference committees were appointed. The
House receded. The Senate then laid the
report of its conference committee upon the
table, which action killed the bill. Yet Vice
President WILSON signed it as bill that had
passed. GRANT refused to bea party to such
a fraud. and 30 the bill persisted.
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JOHN MITcHEL.-We publish this mornin e
on interesting report of the debate winch
took place in the House of Commons of Eng
land on the subject of the status of this gen.
tleman in his relations to seat in that House.
Whatever may be said as to his eligibility, it
is clearly shown that he never violated his
parole-a point that has been in dispute.
JOHN MITCHEL is not the man to forfeit his
honor. We regret to see BY the latest &C.
counts that be seems to be lingering only a
little while before his eventful life comes to
an end
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The Canal Extension.

Our contemporary of the Norfolk 4enet-
ntan is decidedly interested in the articles
that have appeared in the Dispatch with
relerenceto the advantages that the cities of
James river must derive from the extension
of the means of transportation by canalor
rail from Buchanan to Clifton Forge. We
arc not at all surprised that journal so ga
gacous as the Virgintan should see in the
subject abundant matter for consideration.
We say this from no feeling of sesf+comp!a-
cency. What this paper has said was plain
and simple. Nothing but the truth, as plain.
" stated as it was possible for US to state it,
and with no motive on earth but the de-
sire to promote the welfare and happiness of
Virginia.
The Virginsan is right. The DtsaaE3h has
not claimed for its statements eXactness, be-
cause that were impossible; but we sag with
entire confidence that all the estimates with
regard to the, cost OF transportation along
the james river, after the proposed exten.
sion, are strictly within the bounds of truth.
They prove thatsLyncbburg, Richmond and
Norfolk all have the deepest interest in the
proposed EXTENSION.
The estimates with reference to the esst
OF the canal extension, and that by rail, age
based upon the best authorities KQd canuat
be far out of the way.
The Hirginian remarks that the sugges-
ton made by the Dispatch that the canal
would be eventually paid for by the United
States Government does the proposition in.
jury. We cannot see how. 1t was mee con-
lecture, ard has no serious bearing upon the
question. The extension would secure to all
the river cities very grand benefits. If
the United States Government never toAs.hed
the improvement they would still exist and
give us prosperity. While if the UEGted
States Government should build the Centcal
canal the same cities would be benefciaries
to AN extent 30 much greater that we could
now form but q most .laeagre estimate OF
them.
So we do not see that the conjecture of the
Dispatch should at all influence our contem-
porary. If the extension is made the cities
will be greatly blessed by it. and if after
the work to the Ohio. they viii all be the
recipients of untold and almost uIuaginable
blessings. That's all.
And now we have this to say to our con.
temporary and to our fellow-eitizeus in both
Norfolk and Lyncbbarg-that their great
nope is In the maintenance Of the integrity
ana Vigor OF James river commerce. There
IN lies their great hope. Outside Of it
there is but limited prospect. Cherish
that. 1t is the way to wealth and pow
EVerythins-no matter by whom suggest
ed and how prosecuted-that impairs or
cripples the grand commerce with miu-
eral regions of Virginia aud with the
grand producing regions of the West
will as surely iUjure the James River cities
and the prosperity Of Virginia as that the
sun gives Us light.
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THE REPUBLICAN MAJoRlTY.-Itis now set
tied that there will be no trouble about the
regular Republicans having clear majority
in the Senate Oh all political questions, al
though that majority will not be large enough
to be trifled With. Mr.. Paddock, of Ne
braska, about whose course some doubt has
been entertained, stated to-day to friend
that be should 20 into the Republican caucus
and act with that party. This declaration,
9th the declarations of several of the other
so-called Independents, relieves the regular
Republicans Of any fears as to the eontnu-
anee for the next two years of their control
of tue patronage of that body Washing
ton telegram Baltimore Sun.
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puhlic Accounts to withhold an execution
IN Judgment when obtained against tue
s,lreties OF jasper Hughes, late shefin OF
Gloucester county, &c.
House bin for the appointment OF com.
mIs;opers of transportation and defining
their duties was passed-aYes, 58; noes, oo.
Senate Joint resolutions in relation to print.
ing reports of the proceedings of the CouEI
Of Appeals. .,,.,o, -
Senate bill to amend the Law in relation 10
notices for taking dispositions, with amend
mentss s---.e.--',--- - or
Senate bill to incorporate the town OIL
Madison, Madison county, with ameno'
ments.
The House agreed to Senate resolution
,skinp the return of Senate bill to authorize
the town of DanyilIe to issue its bonds ID
nayment of certain indebtedness.
House bill for the establishment OF
NEW LUNATIc AgYLUA
came I'D as special order. and was discussed
Inv Messrs. HoLBRooK and CLARK for, ano
Mr.. HORACE LACY against. until O'CLOCK,
when other special orders came up ana were
respectively postponed until next Week.
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
Bv Mr. GILMAN: Bill to prevent disturb
ances in hotels, theatres, dc.
By Mr.. j. L. NASH: Petition OF citizens o.
Princess Anne against legislation to preVen'
box or battery shooting upon the waters u
the State. ,,r,,,t.
By Mr.. CRANK: Bill to provide eommuIa
!. ton to John C. Bass for q leg.
Rv Mr.. FOSTER: Resolution OF expedi
ency of selling the armory property.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
waa Granted to Messrs. BARNES, BEAToN, ano
WILLIAMS for four days, and BRANCH ano
GRAVES for two days.
REJECTED.
Hous;. bill for the relief of the suretles o.
Alexander Scott, late sheriff OF Caroll[e
county, was rejected on its engrossment.
Mr.. CocKERILLE entered a motion 10 re-
consider.
Adjourned at 2:2O P. NJ.
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qualification.

|
We find In the comments Of the Cinc'nna'l
.,,,,,,,erc,a, upon the proposition to make
New Mexico a State the following eNuao''
binary paragraph:
ain republic, which rests upon Tue , pTra
lar intelligence, 1t Is monstroas ane ,oo;sia.
. .ss oct IN admit into our highest ieglsh-
.:.,a savanna, two senators chosen oy tue
w. Nv Of a nonulstfon Of Spanish halt-breeas,
49,. 49, nnf Of every four Of whom cannot feaa
M ~, thev cast At the polls. II Congress
s ra,, 90 snv further in the work OF degra0'Es
a,,r ,ns,itntions than this, We do not Ruew
n ,yhss direction such down ward progress
would lie.'
And yet Congress has already gone"aur-
s. tner Ia the work Of degradiBg our 'institu-
q t;ons than this y; and what is more remark.
able. II was ia accordance with advice and
approbatioa ct this very Commercial. 1t
was By attempting to make the negro 10 all
respects equal to the white man, who con-
ouered aud settled this country. Talk about
6 reading ballots Rad about religion In OBJ
lection to anybody voting in New Mexico
No man who espopsed negro safcage IN the
old States has al apology of a'reason to OBJ
ject to anybody voting in thisNeW Mexican
Territory. That Territory sFes acquired BY
CONQUEST, ard Ills inhabitants are entitled 10
both protection snd right under our Govern
menL
Metropolitan on one hand and hostility 10
the people OF Eew Mexico on the other Is
monstrous in the Commercial. That sheer
becomes sort of gaberdine,' resembling
that which covered the monster CALIBAN
and the drunken TRIHcuso. One voice pro-
oeedipg from beHeathit is monstrous ana
the other,arunB.
The time is not distant when we hope even
that paper will be unaeceived with regard 10
the terrible deiusion which has nearly
wrecked the country.
The late Judge GEESE, ia one of bis most
generous and ;anable moments, expressed
his ardent hope that negro enfranchsement
might ultimately terminate well for the coun-
try; but there wasmore of anxiety than faith
In bis remark. A gentleman present eS'
pressed the appreE ension that the influx oil
Chinese might give Us trouble, as they could
not beexcluded from the right to vote while II
was conferred upon the African. The Judge
replied that he should be opposed TO permit
ting the Cbisese TO vote. Surprise was ex'
pressed at the answer; and the Judge was
asked upon what ground he would oppose
allowing the Chinese TO vote. His answer was,
"Because they are psgsus." In this answer
he ignored ".nanhood suffrage" and that
provision 'ip the Constitution whrh
denies to Congress the power to "prohdblt
the free exercise" of religion. 1t was case
of DISQUALIFICATION. There is no solid
ground for these negrophilsts to stand upon.
The gate which they open lets ia all races,
and admits to the bright pastures and fair
fields of this land, conquered by the superior
race, every other race in the world. The de-
structionsand devastation that must foEow
everybody ought to be able to see. The peo-
pie of this land will find it out after the aost
dear.bought experience.
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Among the many bargains 10 be had are
LIGHT MEDIUM MOURNING PRINTS ard
PERCALES;
LINEN and COTTON DIAPERS;
PLAID and NAlNsOOK MCSLISS;
STRIPED, COLORED, and 81 ACK SILKS strJ
cheap;
BLACK ALPACAs at &c. and up;
PURE MOHAIR at soc. worth 81;
TABLE DAMAsH at 50:.. 75c., and 81 worth
75c., IL, and 81 .25 per yard
BIEACHED and BROWN SHIRTISGS, SHEET.
INGS, PLAIDS, &C.. very low;
MARsEILLES and BRIDAL QUILTS at N.?s,
so, and $3.50, and at 50 worth SO;
sHAWLS, SKIRTS, BLANKETS, aud CAR.
PETS, very cheap to close them out;
TOWELS at 12hc, worth zoe, at 25 worth i9'.
apiece;
SPRING CASSIMERES for men and boys MAR,
very low;
,GENTLEMEN'S UNDERSTANDS AMI DRAW
Frs IL for the set worth 81;
Also, very cheap liuc OF CAlhRlC EDGlNGS
aud INSERTISGS, CREPE Wells, Sash BIB.
BONS, SILK SCARFS and MUfFLERs, PORTE
MONNAIES, HOSIERY. HANDhERcHlcfS,
CORSET S, SHIRr-3UaONsr WHITE SHIFTS.
&C.. e.. ~ 49, ..
LADIES' and GENTLEMES'S KID GLOVES,
a large assortment and cheap;
Just opened another large lot Of the hest fAeiEIS
LAWNS at 1870. worth zoe q yard.
Now Is YOUR chance 10 get cool dress at smas
price.
For full particulars Of the above call at
WILLIAM 1HALHIMERS,
mil COL Broad street corner Of sl1'N'
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The What Kanawha Coal
Has Done.

We published on Monday last the report
OF MIR. Higgins, chairman Of the Committee
on Light, which gave the finest exhibit vet
made of the operations Of the Gas-Works.
. 1t showed that there was clear profit to
the city from the works within the past year
OF sa4,603.50 after paying the cost of the
street-lamps, &c. 1t is remarkable. result,
and shows well why the property is coveted.
and at the same time why it should never be
surrendered by the city. We may, in piss.
Ing, say it further shows that it is a hard
thfng upon the three or four thousand gas.
CONSUMERS that they should have to pay for
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LET US ALL BE THAHKFUL.-The New York
Tribune thus concludes its discourse on the
Forty-third Congress:
eve have reason for thankfulness that
Congress which was so subserrient to bad
Administration, which had so little concep-
ton of its duty to the country, and so con-
slant and overpowering sense of its obliga-
tons to party, and which was so short
sighted and wrong headed as to have Butler
for leader, has finished its career. We may
some time get a worse lot. God help US il
we do"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
m sYCLE BROTHERS

sD sYCLE BROTHERS
will close out aood many
WINTER GOODS At AND BELOW cosr
for tine next fifteen days to make room n.
SPRING GOODS.
4 They offer special Inducements In
DRESS GOODS, CASsIMEgEs
FLANNELs, CLOAKISGs.
WATERPROOFs.
BLANKETS, QUILTS,
CLOAKS and. SHAWLS.
N You can save money In buying these pooa. ;.
u.s. as we are determined to sell them out rsg,,s
Of cost. sA''ss
We call special attention to the following ,,,,,
Just received: s''dIs
LINEN and COTTON DIAPERS.
WHITE and COLORED Pfours.
fLAIH and STRIPED NAfNsoOKs.
sOFT-FINISH CAMBaICs at I2kc.
Another lot OF REMNANTS OF IRIsH LIrv,.
astonishingly cheap;
Remnants OF the best brands OF gIp.c,r
. COTTONS a. 10 and 124te. per ward. ,ntnD
which are New, York Mills, Dayol, and wsS
sutta Mills; "'a'
A handsome assortment Of CAMBRIA Epcrxc,
and INSARTiNGS at less than impor,s,S,
price;
10000 yards CAMBRIA INsERr1sssn7,,
81 and sc. per yard. y
These goods have been BOUGHT a. fifty Der conf,
below their value, and are sold accordingly. ''
COTTON TRIMMINGS aud kUFRLISGS IN -.
p latest styles;
BROWN and BLEACHED COTTOSs:
BROWN and BLEACHED SHEETISGs -,
lowest market prices;
Great bargains In TABLE-LISENS, Pgrr,
CLOTHS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOYrrsS
TABLE and PiASO-COVERS;
LINEN SHIRT-BOSOMS from 25c. up:
A large stock Of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS.
We have good many other bargains; therefor.
call and see for yourself.
sYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street,
. betwe Fourth and Fifth
Goods sent all over the conntry CO. D. orr,
receipt OF the money. Parties wishing sanp4,
please send postage. mhs
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GOVERNOR q. b. VANCE,
of North Carolin1, will deliver two Of his great
popular
Lee U E
In the hall of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton on
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY,
March 9th and 18th, at 8 O'Clock P. N.
Subject for Tuesday evening THE SCATTERED
NATION" 49,, ur D,,<,
GOGUE.h ,,,, o.. ,.u,,o audi u
ences North and South and pronounced by all TO be
the best lectures ever delivered in the United states.
The scattered Sation" 1.-THE jews Is gem OF the
first water abounCing in flights OF oratory anu In
glowing tributes to The most remarkable natlon ou
earth The q" DE nag gaze Is full OF points, s1ett
mai ronse these lectures. as the Association mas IN
Cured great expense In securing this accomplished
statesman and scholar ,,-,,-,, ord
TEXTS, 5Oc.-to be had at the bookstores ana
door of the hail. hIi VT
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NJ COD-LIVER OIL,
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
OUR OWN IMPORThTlON-THE bEeit
PUREST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We have the testimony Of our physicians N~o
prescribe 1t, and OF patients who have TAKEN u" ~1'
1t is more accountable to the stomach ana M'''
easily assimilaied than any other oil.
A fresh supply just received direct from new
foundland. MEADE q nAASH'
Importing Pharmacists
fe1d 919 Main stree.
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T DECAYE TEETH.-We nave
prepared. after consultation with some OF our
best dentists CAKROLIC MOUTH-"Ash "n's-
has proven very efficient In the treatment OF "
CAYED TEETH and DISEASED GUMS. II &c" >
complete disiHfectdnt 10 the odor caused % ~
,ayed teeth, and is very peassn, to the sineh a,
TASTE Sold In bottles so cents each. frspA''-
solely by MEADE & BAKER. PHARMACISTS
f.io 9I9 Hsin street
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mr. T. r. PRICE II co. have opened
this morning, by steamer.
NEW STRING MEDIUM PRINTS,
NEW wHITg-GROUSD PRINTS,
PERCALES and CAMBRICs,
CoTTos CAMBRlCs,
EUFFLINGS. CoRSETS.
MOURNING GOODS, In
BoMBAzINE CLOTHS, TAhIsE.
IMPERATRICE, MOHAIRs, hLPACAs-
REPS, DELAINEs, CAsHMEREs,
ENGLISH GRAPE, GRAPE Wells,
BLACK SILK GLOVES,
BLACK KID GLOVES,
BLACK Long SIlAwLS,
BLACK SQUARE >IIAwLs'
COLLARS, CUFFS, &c, &c. !e -
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nile to nay the entire interest on the debt II
iunied under this new scheme. | refer tue
reader TO my letter in Saturdays Dispdtch
ON that point. Perhaps may communicate
further with you on that subject.
- FINANCE.
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DEATHS.

D,od nm SATURDAY. night last March 6thl, At S:5u
.d Lcu' vr ri .iZbBETH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wife of Colonel Thomas b. Bigger, In the Sky
ninth year of her ags.
Died. ut the re idence f his father near ths mel
f,sei nv hoo O'clock p. ~, WILLIE WALSH.
s, SON Of James and Sarah Mccernan IN Inc
fonfsn wear u wiiI .aSe MACE THIS iMondayl AT
TERNOUN at s O'Clock from d.. Hoges lSe sce ~
Presb terian, church The frends anu ,,end "
the IA mily are respectfully invited 70 attend
Baltimore Sun please copy. 'sEEI - -. =.
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MEETINGS..

nHE MEMBERS OF L0DGE~Xx
FR.NCAISE, No. SO. A. f. A: b., are "
reqsessed 70 attend stated ncloee at
ne.ao Hall BIoad street. Members OF sister lo1ges
and Transient brethren IN COED standing are ia''''
TO attend. BY order Of the 10: ,,r1, ea.rot.rv
MI a.1fx PETEREIk LID TkENI, SecIetaIy.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RICHMOND THEATRE. ="

DICHMOND THEATRE. ="
"Be sure you're right, then go ahead"
THE GRAND TsIUMPH OF AMERICAN ORA
LIZ MATIC LITERATURE.
Five nights only som nnr, Ts7r
the distinguished actor
MIR. RIA N I o.,
,ss,stod nv Miss ROSA RAND and superior drama.
tic company.
DAVY CkOCkETT, ..r.s
with new and appropriate scenery, novel appoiht-
ments and properties, ahda splenold
cast cf characters
DAyY CROCKETT. 80. Mr rRh IN MA "
Hnx sheet now open al WyatL's, 920 Main street.
NH 6-2tk
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WE, THE UNDERsIG N-sse1E.r;st

WE, THE UNDERSIGN-a sHs-1n.srsts
w Ed, owners and captains Of esas.ss.-sss2
canal boats constituting the Union Line, uo II req,
appoint Il. z. LEAkE, JR.. ilaie OF Morrison =
Leaked aud Il. H. EOATWklGHr llate Win
James River and kanawha Canal Company nn-
der the style OF I. e. Lake Co, our onl, author
freight by cur boats.
H. 4. EVANS. ]. ). WILKINSON, II. w. GuY, I. II.
JOHNSON, J. I. PETTIEaEw, Il. W, HICKS, and
Others.
TOTHE PUBLIC.
Thankful for pas. patronage solicit contlnr.
anse Of same 10 the new firm, pledglDg prompt and
pcrs7laI attention 70 all fieight entrusted to our
care arrY reoreGuuully, 4. &. LsAnf. ak.,
uL 2.Gs Orira No, l1lQ QQeA stis9s
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Millinery.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, DC

THE LATEST AND MOST FASHION,
i ABLE STYLES of LADIES' W RlTlNG-pA-
PrRS and ENVELOPES are to be found at our
Best BLACK and VIOLET INKS and WRITING
FLUIDS. $500.
GOLD Pens aud PENCILS-the largest and most
varied assortment ever offered Tor sale III thls
yIsJTiSG-CARDS. beautifully printed, or en-
grayed from card. pate; ~ o
INVITATIONS for VI EDDINGS, RECEPTIONS,
Din. crystal, silver, or golden weddings. beau
TRULY anu arti.t.caliy executed, and at lower
prices ian can be procured at the North.
Orders will receive our careful and prompt atten
tion, WEST. JOHNSTON & CO.,
Booksellers and Statianers.
null got adjoining the post office.
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MARRIAGES.

warred, I'm sIsnchesfer ut the residence OF inc
brides father, on The 4t instant, bI inc KEY i ~ iss
Winfree, FREDEKlCh, y; q. hD ~ fmanchester.
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$4,000.

desire 10 say tina. from this time will furnish my
BEST QUALITY WHITE DREss-sHIRTs
as low as they be had anywhere either IN STOCK
OR TO ORDER. Every advantage that CASH pUR-
cu.sEs can give MY TRADE shall have the benefit
of. AN investigation is respectfully solicited.
VIM. IRA SMITH, Ag't,
100 Main street.
SIGN. LONG FLAG. nh S-c'd3t
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PROPOSALS.


OyErcE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
RICHMOND, February 20, 1910. =,
TNHE TIME FOR THE RECErllViTr
i of proposals for the REMOVAL or sio nnn
SOIL from This city by an odorless pnesnnaui,
cess is extended TO Wednesday. HAch ~,
Proposals are invited for one and for GlrSs w.
fe 24-2awtMhl0 Presideat Board OF hean".
PROPOSALS FOR HEATlNG IN ~
L CAPITOL Of NORTH cAkoLlaAa,
VITED.-The undersigned, committee AZ S,rk
by resolution Of The GeneTs, 1sss,nD.y ; u re's
Carolinx. ratified February ~. 1870. VIZ TING
PLANS and SPEIIFICArIpSS for HEAi'-,n
the STATE CAPITOL until ne la.n instad With
plans and Specifications must be aceoI hps.sniei 70
proposals and estimates or cost, ana loI ~.
The State Auditor, 1t Raleigh. satsiac''''
ferences will be required. ,ur,rID.
President Of the sena".
J. l.. ROBINSON.
Sro,..r 81 rho Hons. Of Represen:sti'e';
JOHN kkILLi,
,s,, State Aud'tor
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0rrIcE or CRY ENGINEER

OFFICE OF CITY ESGlSEsh'{
RICHMOND, VA, February 2oth' 1917.
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals viii DC ~
IN cetyed until Tuesday. sarch 20; h"rr.
O'Clock NJ, for furnishing The city NIUE, an ~ ,he<
with f.ed,.proyender, &C., for the Ter" V
menths. ,,., ,,,bt TO re-
The Committee Oh Streets rcse w tbe rsISs ~
tect any or all bids offered, aua Of ei'ihs hjecs
tract for each article required to the io"''
therefor. ,, ny ,np,yias
Forms OF proposals can be obisiredi, ey ssE%
ut this Office. W. e. ~, hEnyiresr
(. 20 tIt, --r-----
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EIRST INSrALMENT Ia
SPRING GOODS. IA
The subscriber offers quite IN assortment mn
of NEW GOODS-desrab,e patterns, choice s-AlAs
fabrics and varied 10 color.
New WORSTED COAT1NGS,
New PANT GOODS,
L. New BUSINESS SUtT1NGS,
New BLACK CLOTHS,
New BLACK DOESkINS. -.
The gre atcst variety the best quality. the checeSt
STYLES and the first selections can now be secured
and as we have received the spring reports, can as
'u rai In and examine. JUHN LATOTTCHF,
mh OH Main street.
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The Virginia Medical Monthly for March
Is upon our table. Another good No.
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RESOLUTIONS ts PARTNERSHIPS.

nISS0LUTION.-ln consequence of the
~ contiuned III health of e. Rosser 1sbell which
renders him unable to atteud 10 the duties OF his
department OF the business. the concern Of ls-
tSr LII & son Is this day dissolved
I shall continue The Real Estate and Auction Bust
ness at the old stand, No. Eleventh street, be-
tween Main asd tark. FRANCIS 7. 1sRELL.
MARCH LIST, 1875. NH = ot
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MAJ FEBRUARY IS, 1875.
More bargains In
TOWELS,
TABLf-LiSES,
SuFETISGs.
NAPKINS,
SPRINCr AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
r.. R. PRICE & CO.
are still selling wonderful oargaius In LINN
GOODS Winter. Spring. and summer DEE
just received
IRISH LINENS,
BALMURALS,
KID GLOVES flor Ladies and Gentlemen
BLEACHED COT Tons,
EJTPOS SHEETlNGs,,
PlLLOW-COTTUN, -.
BED-BLASkET>, &C, &C. Ni'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-08
EXECUTORS NOTICES.

TXECUTORS NOTICE.-The subScri-
IL beers baYe duly qualified rs exs cutors OF the last
wi Il and testament OF MARK A.SHOPE, deceased.
All persons having claims against said estate are
red to present them 10 the subscribers, pro-
perly aRthen,icated: and all persons Indebted ID
said estate are requested 10 make tmmedaIe settle
meat NUkMAND SMITH,
JOHN MCCAUL" Y.
Executors.
Richmond, March 6, 1875. NH S-eod2w
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MULES, HORSES, DC.


GARDEN SEEDS.
We have now on hsnd large and reliable stock
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,
from Landreth. Tho,'burn, and other celebrated
seed-gro,vers North.
Orders from The country niled promptly, and sent
through by the mail at thu rate OF TWO cents ior
every four ounces. Our seeds are guaranteed to
of the pest quality.
MILLER s PIERCE, L<po:hecar:es,
corner Fifth and Ma rsbalt streets.
POLK MILLER l. CO., Ap,Nhecarles,
fe % corner Ninth and MI!n Streets