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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-27
The Senate.

Citizens OF Wisconsin have retitioned Tor
the abolition Of the United States S=nate. n
petition to that effect nine years since Wouid
have found many more 10 favor 1t tnan now.
Then the Senate was rs violent as the House.
in lis cNreme .radicalsm. 1t had drifteo so
Gar from the line OF conservatism, and was so
rot0us in its disrespcct for the rules OF tair-
ness and decorum, that to those VINO hau
known the Senate in the earlier days OF the
re1ubic il seemed that the body had utterly
failed to carry out the object of its establish.
IA mt and was under some inherent and most
serious defect.
In early times the Senate was regarded as
the vcry citadel Of the Government. A great
st ,te,min once said that when liberty should
be driven from the United States she would
hover last over the Senate and take her
fiaal departure from the dune Of the Senate
building. The whole country sympsth'zed
wiz, the orator; but when the war
legislation began the Senate exhibited
that SORT of policy and malice that
aurured little rest and refuge for liberty.
So i, continued through the war. and even
after the war. There seemed to be hardy
ans satisfactory signs in the body until the
tril OF President JOHNSON took place. mat
rave us the first real qualification, and 1t mas
been quite source of pride that there nave
been gradually decreasing signs OF return
iny sense OF Justice as we'll as reyiVlrg
spirit OF dignity and that serenity which De-
longs 10 Judgment and dccorum.
We have To uCub. that after the prcsiden-
ti,} election the present year the Unl'eo
States Senate will rapidly recover from the
dag1 aiation to which it has reduced l'seil
,v the passionate and prcjndlced state oil
rira gbicG ilas so long given bias, and often
rladncss, 10 lis Legislation.
rhGc.orc we are not ready 10 entertain
he proposition o! the people OF Wisconsin,.
Tby they should want to upset tie Senate
we know not. They ought 70 be delighted
with bat tlc Senate has douc. But they
may be ay uIsc IS wc are. and fear that the
Senate i. ere l9Ig, TO recover It's senses, and
net ouce ruore as the truly conservative
bralcl. of the Federal Legislature. Btlicv-
jng this. taey approhcnd the annoyance Of
toe restraints it may impose upon the head
long politics and policies Of this "gay and
festive cuSs" Of q young nation.
Count US III for the Senate. We are glad
to see the rampant Radicals showing their
aversion for the body. 1t induces Us to be.
licve more firmly that the Senate will yet
throw is shield in 10 protect the country
from the whir!wnd and tempest Of ultra
dcuiagogi-m and all its rabid and destructive
ailics.
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ng NoTTINGHAM LACEs

THE CHEAPEST EyEROFFERED:F
NOTTINGHAM L ACE at sc. worth 25c.; I
NOTTISGHAM LACE at zoe. worth 30c.;
NOTTINGHAM LACE at 25:. worth 40c.;
MOTIF GHAM LACE at SOC. worth doc.;
NOTTINGHAM LACE at 35c. worth Soc;
NoTTINGHAML LACE at Ace. worth 6oc.;
NOTTINGHAM LACE at soc. worth Toe:
NOTTINGHAM LACE al 60c. worth 55c.;
NOTTINGHAM LACE at 75c. worth 81:
NOTHING HAM LACE at 81 worth $50;
EoTTINGaAM LACE CURTAINS al 50 per set
flor TWO windows) worth 20;
soT TTItG LACE CURTAINS at SO per set
NoT TrIiH iI.s4S LACE CURTAINS at $3.50 per
yoTTfSGHEM LACE CURTAINS at $3.50 per
set worth s12:
NOTTIsGHAM LACE CURTAINS at ~ per set
NoT TtT1: LACE CURTAINS at $40 per
SOTTiNGHkM LACE CURTAINS at s12 per
set worth $1S:
NUTTINGHaM LACE CURTAINS at Sl5 per
NOTTiNGBAI LACE CURTAINS at SIS per
set worth S23: ao
NoTTISGH An LACE CURTAINS at $40 set
NOTTINGHAM III \ LACE CURTAINS at s25 a set
NoTTINciHAM vEsTIBULE LACE at 20 and
MOI f TfNPS sHF SnMSai LACE for amDrequns at 4oe
NoPr OFT ACELAMBREQUINs at so,
So. $3.50, 81, and So pair
EMgRGiDGREn CURTAIN MUSLIN, ~ yards
wide a; 20, 80, and 35c. per yard worth 3d.
All of The above goods are much below regular
prices, and embrace The iargtst assortrfnI eyer
off cred I'm this city. LEY ko1m cEs.
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Congressman Phelps, Of Connecticut, 70.
led for the repeal Of the resumption act, aud
was thanked publicly for so doing by the
Currency Cluo of New Haven. He has
written letter explaining his position, in
which be saws No man in Congress supposes
resumption can safely take place at the time
now indicated By law, because no preparations
arc made, or are being made, which neces-
sarily lead to it. en- for resumption as soon
as by proper preparatory measures it can be
accomplished with safety to the business inter.
ests Of the country but see no propriety in
having fixed an arbitrary and impossible time
which operates is standing menace to SO
many men who are struggling under the
embarrassmens arising from the paralgzcd
condition Of the industrial interests OF the
country:
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GOOD DcGoLoGY.-Any member oil Tue
Legislature who will vote against Governor
Letcher's proposed dog law, or against any
other judicious deg lazy, ought to be every
where recognized thereafter as sheep Kill
ing dog, who prefers other peoples mutton
and wool 10 their own. -,
In fact. the passage of good deg law will
do more 10 pay the State debt and preserve
the credit and honor Of Virginia than all the
rundin: bills, and immigration bills, ana
centennial bill, which The wit OF man can
devise.
And this is based OF the manifest plopo-
sion that sheep Of good or mean breed are
WORTH. both in wool and muttoo, thousand
Times more than dogs, or those who cultivate
dogs against i productive industry Of the
S.a:c, and at the expense of other peoples
property.
And for this simple reason man who is
tot willing to pay tax On his dog that is
mean enough to trcspass upon his neighbours
estate and property is not an honest citizen,
but highwayman and robber, who wants
to live on the property and industry Of his
neighbor. -Petersburg Meas.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ 429 BROAD STREET.
429.
We ARE MING.

Talk is cheap, but figures count. Our motto Is
Never TO he undersold Buyers, look TO your inter.
est. Having received our hrst Invoice OF SPRING
GOODS, we are now prepared to offer goods SO loy
as to astonish every buyer. Further talk Is unne.
10 cases OF CALICOEs at OK and SIC, suitabl.
for the present and coming season-these goods
f Pss1 At
oNEf-Y hk6.W a'i FhENcH CAMeRIcs at DC.
SHIFTING CxMBR1cs tthe largest assortment in
1000 pieces sHIRTiNG raiSTs' ic. below cost
Remember well this ls the largest stock OF prints
ever known In any d@y-goods store before. Call
3 'G Gases s' 6sE-YARD WIDE BLEACHED COT
We have 800 90 piece pieces Of corfoS to sell at
FRUIT d. T.6F-TH iI Mills attic;
bAYoL and WAMSyTTA MILLS at case prices (;
1sess C lo sf yaF one ward
wide, at only 1870 actually as good as Ions
pILLoSwt.CAsE coTToNs at 1870;
Full-width BLEACHED and BROWN SHEET
INGS at 25 and SOC;
B oI sIS at 10, l2H IS 20 and 2Se;;
CHEVloT SHlRTINGS-the largest stock in the
BLACK ALPAcAs and MOURNING GOODS at
We have dfty pieces PLAID DRESS GOODS
reduced 10 The low figure Of one shilllmG::
1000 COHSETS, all siZ-s, at 4Uc. worth Csc:
a large stock of better CuRSETS at so, 75c and
1apar; -
A very fine stock to select from:
LINEN LACES only Zoe. piece oftwelye yards !;
GERMAN LACES al 10 and 15c. worth 2Jc.
yard fully;
Another lot of remnants OF IRISH LINENS at
one half their value;
LINEN SHEETING> ana PILLOW-CASE IL
MEMS remark ably cheap;
LINEN and COTTON DIAPERS;
TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOTLIES:
BROWN and BLEACHED DAMASkS;
TABLE and PIANo.COvERs at very low
prices:
Don't fall TO call soon as we have now the largest
stock to select from ever shown III this city.
SYCIE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street. between Fourth and Fifth
Formerly
ISAAC SYCLE. JULIUS SYCiR.
In
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"ELMA" on Richmond let
ter in Norfolk Landmark II know very
well that the Landmark is in favor OF Immi-
grafton with capital y, and for reasons
founded in the puresL convictions of public
veal: but l yet do not hesitate to proclaim
my entire opposition to the movement, as
believe tha, We are already too thick 10 thrive.
| believe that immigration is a present evil,
but that in its consequences 1t will he as
great q curse to US aud ours as the immigra.
ton of the Normans into England was 10 the
Saxons, or as inst Of our fathers was to the
aborgines Of North America. The natural
grow ID of population brings enough evils in
its train, and brings them fast enough, as
witness China and many countries even Of
Europe. Adam and Eve were happy in
Eden until they listened TO the TEMPER, who
lold them of progress and development, and
all that bosb. The devil was the first immi-
grant, and the increase Of population even
py native birth gave US Cain and murder.
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a Cuban Dissolving View.

-
TIE President sent another shred of
JAltcd States Cuban diplomacy to the House
@ representatives. on Tuesday. The House
u .Dt.i 10 know about the bruited CORE
spnadcaca between the United States and
European Powers on the Cuban question.
fHhe President re Clies that there Is no CORE
sponlelce on the subject except with Spain,
and TIA: has already been transmitted to the
House. He informs the House that the COM
auunicati,os made with the European Pow.
rrs were made through a note to the Ameri.
can ministers at their accredited stations, and
no. by direct correspondence with those
PJwers.
\ very novel way of treating matters of
Sucl moment. Tae American ministers are
10 peep in at the foreign offices and see how
zh!ngs look, and learn, if possible, "wharud
De The row" if Sc "was" 10 hit Cuba over
"a, !" mob" WIZ, it had bad look-a
sue ikipg look I'd was just such shabby
dodge as wou'i hardly excite anything
bat contempt. L was case that
should have ben treated in q bold,
sta!eSmanl!ke l1luner. What could
have prompted the Administration to
treat SO grave q matter thus we cannot
Smagine. The result was that nothing WAS
gathered from tie digniGed Powers. 1t was
plain tha! the European diplomats knew
what they were about, and were not to be
drawn into grave discussion BY such skulk.
,no III plomafie Reconnaissance
Hooks as though our Government was
anxious to learn whether II we should I'm.
,slertake to steal some territory the European
Powers would make a row about it. A high
time, Indeed, for the "model republic"
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the House took vote upon the question;
which resulted ii the adoption OF the mi
norlty report--which recommended new
clcc.ion-ascs, 90; noes, SO.
JAMES RIVER AND EAsAwHA CANAL. Il
House bill to provide for the extension Of
the canal to Clifton Forge came up as tue
special order.
Mfr. SMITH Of Amherst presented COM
municaton from the directors OF the james
River aud Kanawha Canal Company, re-
uuesling that further action on the Dill ne
postponed until next Wednesday. he stated
that there was competitive bill IA iallroad
bilD pending in the Senate.
mir, MORRIS OF Campbell objected to
reinforcement, because the stockholders nad
4, their last annual meeting Instructed inc
directors to urge the passage of the OH
which Is now pending In the House. IL mao
then been stated that these were not COM
pciitive schemes.
Messrs. LETCgER, ARMSTRONG, GORDON,
CLARKE of Lynchburg, and SMITH OF fiu'
uuier, urged immediate consideration OF 'ne
bill.
MIR. SMITH of Amherst explained mat ,ne
purpose Of the directors was TO holo caileo
meeting next tuesday, with the hoPe~0t nat.
nonizing the competing schemes, ana DriDs
| in bin that would suit both parties.
Messrs. DooLEY. CECIL, and JOHNSTON au,
yocated pnstponement winch was us''so
to-ayes. 81 noes, 80.
SWORN IN.
Mr.. c. X. McDAsNALD was sworn, ana
took his seat as delegate from Bath ana Hlgn'
land counties, uice Dir. Seig, deceased.
Adjourned at O'clock Z. NJ.
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MI; GREAT REDUCTION
COHEN BROTHERS.,

COHEN BROTHERS..
All goods reduced i'll order close stock for this
season. Their stock is the fullest ever offered this
season of the year.
NOW IS TIE TIME TO SAVE MONEY.
They will commence January the 1st and con-
tInue untll their stock Is reduced.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
reduced at least % per ccHt.
Great reduction in all SILKS:
COLORaD SILES at astonishingly low marks to
close for this season-thcir stock Of SILKS Is
almost complete in every variety Of shade;
PLAID and STRIPED SILKS at Al extra rcduc-
ton;
Also, great bargains In BLACK SILKS, both TAT
FETA and GROS-GRAIN
CAsHMGREs, BoMBAzINEs, TAMLsE, AUS.
TRALIAN CREPES, and other
-.s. MOURNING GOODS .~
at less price than ever known;
KID and BUCK GAUNTLETS reduced to 65c.
worth fully sl.25-olher GLOVES reduced;
Good ALL-WOOL FLANNEL reduced to zoe. a
yard;
a large stock of HAMB URGH EMBhOlDEk1
purchased at various auction sales curing The
past season Is reduced to an astonishinRiy 10"
rate; .--... ...-.
Two cases good CALICOES reduced to 3ac.' sell
ing generally at SSc.;
Best make of CALICOES reduced to &C.
Three cases of YARD-WIDE BLEACHAD COT
TON, equal In quality to Androscoggin, at &c.
Four bales of UNBLEACHED COTTON at &c.,
cheap at 10c.;
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, and all other goods
greatly reduced to close for this season.
COHEN BROTHERS,
3O5 Broad street,
ja3 between Third and Fourth Streets
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DEATHS.

Died on the 26'h Of January. 1876. at 12H
O'Clock A. NJ, at his residence, No. east Broad
street, 5. j. ARNALL, in the hfty-irsl year OF
his age.
Re leaves a wife and three children and many
friends TO mourR their loss.
Dearest father thou hast left u7,
ethy loss most deeply feel,
But 'tls G cd that hast bereft US,
Ee. He can all our sorrow5 heal.
His funeral will take place at Grace (Episcopal)
church FRIDAY the 26th iustan', at IL O'Clock.
Friends of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend without further notice,
Died, at the residence of his grandfather, DR..
Francis T. willis, on Wednesday morning Janu
airy 26!h MARION, son Of Pembroke and Mary
Wins Jones aped tour years.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
invited 10 attend the funeral services TODAY
Thursday at II o. clock at st. P4ul's church.
Died In this city, on the 26th instant, after long
and painful illness, WILLIAM S. FUNK, In the
twenty -hfth year of his age.
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Through and Through The Tropics. Thirty
thousand miles Of travel in Oeeapca, Aus.
tralasia, ard India. By FRANK VINCENT,
,lr., au:Eur Of the " White Elephant"
New York: EARrlR & BRoTHERs.
Il book Of tlaycls that is marked by spirit
ana b! cyiiy, not being conmon traits of ira
veI!2Is' UockS.
For sal by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
.AMnagcroS. Edited for Schools and Col
legts. BY +. 4. MARCH, LII. D. With
explanatory notes by ". 3 OWEN, a. NJ,
All tu:i Professor of Christian Greek in
Lp'ayeltc Coirsc. New York: HARpER &
bhUTiifRS.
For sale l,y WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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WATg3aEs. JEsYEERY, &c.
DARG BARGAINS!
TO BE HAD At SIN
s. A. WINS OCK'S.

The following named articles are for sale at great
sacrifices. Call early and secure some Of them:
cgh'ccn-karat PArEK PHiLLlPE & Co. STEM
WINDING GESTLEMES'S WATCH;
l eghecn-karat TIFFANy " co. STEM WINDING
/ cighte en- karat A. ALEXANDER STEM-WISDISG
GENTLEMES's WATCH;
l eighteen. karat U. S. HENRY RASDEL STEM.
WINDING GESTLEMEN'S WATCH;
eighteen karat f. RICHARD fiat back STEM
W1NDISG GENTLEMEN's WATCH:
esisen ka JgLEs LAsEoX 2 back STEM
l eighteen. karat ULIssEs BREELlNG STEM WIND
ISG GENrLEMEN's "Afcu;
/ eiSnccn-karaL a. WApswoRTH STEM-W ND
ING GESTLEMESS WATCH;
l eight, en-karat CLISSE PEERET STEM WIND
ING GENTLEMES'S WATCH;
l fuurteen-karat tAYETTE SITUATION STEM
WIsD1NG CESTLEMEN's WATCH;
l fourteen-karat Asa FULLER sTEM-WISDISG
eIghteen.karat j. RIcliARDsoN KEE-WIND1se
l cighteen-sarat MATILE KEY-W1SDISG GEN
l eghtee aE JAMES DUBOIS KEY-w1sD1xG
GENTLEMEN's WATCH;
l eightecn-karat A. & W. BOuRQUIN kEY-WIND
ING GENTLEMES'S WATCH;
l eighteen-ksrat HILTON KEY WINDING GEN
l s,xi 1 THYLoR & Sons KEY.w1Np1sG
GENTLEMEN's WATCH:
l sixteen karat WILLIAM BARRETT KEY-WIND-
ING GESTLEMEN'S WATCH;
l sixteen karat WILLIAM SANFORD kEY-WISD-
ING GENTLEMES's WATCH;
/ fourteen karat ROBERT TAYLOR r. FS- w 1NDISG
GENILEMEN's WATCH;
l eighteen karat WALTHAM KEY. WINDING GEN
TLEMES'S WATCH:
l eighteen karat TIFFANY i Co. KEY. WINDING
GESTLtMES's WATCH;
l eigbtecn-karat j. C.. ROBERT duplex KEY
WINDING GENTLEM Ems WATCH;
! fonrteen-k karat III. j. TOBIAS 6 Co. KEY. WIND
ING 6ESTLEMES'S WATCH:
l eigheen-kara; oDERT BRANDT KEY-WISDING
GEETLEMES'S WATCH:
l eighteen. karat PAUL MATHEY DoRET STEM.
WINDISG LADIES WATCH;
l eighteen karat UNITED STATES WATCH COM
PANY (shell easel STEM-W1NDISG LADIES
WATCH;
l eighteen. karat +. 6. MATIIEY tengravedl STEM
WINDING LADIES' WATCH;
l eigh,een-karat UNITED STATES WATCH Com.
PANY tencrlvedl KEY-WINDING LADIES'
WATCH;
l eighteen Karat j. sAvILLoN tengraved) KEY
WINDING LADIES WATCH;
eighteen. karat iISSOT & s0S KEY. WINDING
LADIES' WATCH;
l eighleen-karat A. ALEXANDER teugrayed) KEY
WINDING LADIES' WATCH;
l fourteen. karat F. :. BARTLETT tshcll easel hEY-
WINDING LADIES WATCH;
l fourteen-karat SWISS STEM-HISDISG LADIES'
WATCH;
and many oil her gold and silver Watches too hume
rous TO ms 'iun: Opera, Chatelaiue, and Vest
Chains Amethyst ana diamond, Cameo, Onyx,
klood-s tone, and Diamond Rings; Sleeve ana
Bosom But; Ons; two sets JEWELRI; one SOIL
TAIRE DIAMOND STUD, &c, &C., &c.
In order 10 reaZ- the cash advanced on The artl-
cles They will be offered at AsToNIsIlISGLf Low
PRICES.
livery article guaranteed as represented:
No charge for showing goods or telling the prices.
Remember the pi3cc is
s 4. WISsTOCK's LOAN OFFICE,
So.l7 Fourteenth street,
ia 26-3t under + xchaHge Hotel
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NJ AT COST! AT COST. At COST

will offer for The next sixty days my entire
stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., at and be-
low cost, preparatory TO taking inventory, as do
not believe in carrying goods from one season
to another. Customers can get extra bargains by
giving me call, as goods must and will be sold
cheap TO effect sales Come one and all to the grand
sale Of
| DRESS GOODS of all kinds and prices, -.
BLACK ALPACAS, CACHMEREs, MERIN os,
HENRIETTA and CREPE CLOTHS,
BLACK and COLORED SILKS and POPLlNS
PLAIN and PLAID FLANNELs
WHITE, GRAY, RED, BLUE, and CHECKED
FLANNELS, for shirts, &C.;
WHITE, RED, and GRAY TABLE-LINENS and
NAPKINS;
BLEACHED and BROWN SHEETiNGS, Pill
LOW-CAsE COTTONs, BED-TICklNGs,
GISGHASiS, and JEANS-extra cheat;
BLANKETS, white and colored, at cost, to close
them out;
SHAWLs, BALMoRAL aud BOULEVARD
SKIRTS, very low;
CASSlMERES, JEANS,
WATERPROOF and BEAVER CLOTHS at cost
to sell them out-grcat bargains;
NOTTINGHAM LACES,
TIDES, TOILET SITS,
NUBIAS, HOODS;
Ladies'. Misses, and Geutern2 IS MERINO
SHIRTS and DRAW ERS-eXIa heap;
The largest stock OF KID GLOVE in the city al
the lowest prices;
sCARFS, RIBBONS, HASDkEHCHltFS, CAM
BRIC EDGISCS aud ISSEkTINGS, &C., extra
cheap. ..-...... ...
Don't forget, now is the time TO save money, and
the place Is at WILLIAM TIL ALHlMER'S,
ia1I COL Rroad street.
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Senator Sherman has written letter to
Republican friend in the Ohio Legislature,
announcing his preference for Governor
Hayes as the next Republican candidate for
the presidency, and authorizing the use OF
his name in that connection.
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OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY CoMPASY,t
RICHMOND. January 81, 1876.
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
RAILWAY COMPANY will be held at their Office,
on Leigh street, on MONDAY the goth day of
February, 1876, at IL O'Clock NJ.
la 2l-td c. WALDROP, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-27

Virginia receives much attention from the
press OF the country. There is much regret
Sexpressed ct the course of her Legislature
snt also az The course Of her representatives
/: ill Congress; and this is bad
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MARRIAGES.

Married on the 9th December, 1875, at 81.
Johns church. by Rev. E. Huber, Mr. WILLIAM
MILLER, Of Richmond, Va, TO Miss CAROLINE
f. X ECK, of Henrico County
Philadelphia, Pa, papers please copy.
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WATCHES Of best quality for la &
w dies ard gentlemen; ako, OPERA, "a 81
VEST. and CHATEL AISE CHAINS; quaE- $3.50
titles Of all kinds OF RINGS and BUTTONS TO be
sold at about hall the original cost. Come and see
for yourselves. Open until l. IL.
:. a. WISSTOCk, Loan Office,
No. II Fourteenth street,
de Is under Exchange Hotel.
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On WEDNESDAY,
Boucicault's emotional play,
LED ASTRAY.
THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
FOUR NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE,
commencing ..@E
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3,
KELLOGG GRAND ENGLISH OPERA.
The following brilliant and attractive repertoire
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9,
800 LUCIA DE LAMMEkMOOR.
Miss CLARA LOUISE kELLo.1f IN her great
role of :" LUCIA" +.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10,
TIE HUGUESDTS.
MestIaues VA; ZASDT. SEGGfN, and the entire
company.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY l.,
BENEFIT Of MISS KELLOGG,
Marriages OF FIGARO.
Miss KELLOGG. Mesdamcs VAN ZASDT, SE- .
GUN. etc.
SATURDAY MAI NEE.
LILY OF III Id L Y.
Miss CLARA LOUISE ELLOCG rs ELY O'COSNOR.
~ SATURDAY NIGHT MARIANA.
Mesdame VAN ZASpT and powerful cast.
SOLE OF PRICES.
Dress Circle and Orchestra. 90
Parquet and Family-C Circle (reservelD. ...... so
ParGuct and Fanily-Circlc iadmisSiorl.... l 90
B6y-shect open al WANTS on Mondny. lanu-
airy 81. at 9 O'Clock ~ VI. il 27-4t
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MEETINGS.

nj ASONICN members, &
Ul of JOPPA LODGE, No. 40. will at Xxx
tend stated meeting at ST. Adams Hall w
THIS EVENING at O'Clock. Members of sister
odges and visiting brethren arc invited to attend.
By order OF the W. NJ.
WILLIAM j. RIDDICK,
ia 27-lt* Secretary.
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DRICES REDUCED.--From thisa
Il date will sell all Thick Winter Goods, "a "a.
such as Gentlemens Doubie-Sole Roots and ~
CATERS: Mems, Boys, and fouthshThick and Kip
Boots: Mems Brogaus and Balmoras, al greatly re-
duced prices. All other kinds Of goods, for indies
misses, boys, and chdrea at rs low p Ices as sold
for ANYWHERE For good shoes aad ban gains call
JOHN G. PAGE, DR., A gent.
La 90 900 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
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We are still receiving notes telling US
,zshess to 6ad THoarsos's poem on STUART.
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HEETE RES.

T ECTURE, g..
~ by REV. r. y. SLEDD. Of Petersburg.
AT CLAY STREET METHODIsT CHURCH.
O.MUkkuW (trihayl EVENING al TX O'Clock.
Subject THE ioUSG MEN FOR THE TINES"
cas- societies Of lie church. Tickets, twenty-five
cents May be had Of Z. Z. Walter, Broad street
la 27-2t*
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n1F5- ELEGANT LACE CURTAINS.

TWO SETS OF ELEGANT LACE CURTAINS
at $40 Il set for two windows, well worth a6U-
Lhe best bargain ever offered in this city.
49, LEVY BROTHERS.
large assortment of WISDoW-SHADsS.
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EIFrY DOLLARS REWARD.

Extract from the ordinance governing the Fire
Department.:
ANY person wituliy maliciolsly injuring the
hre-a arm telegraph or in any way tampering with
the allrn- boxes, iaes iusuialI0ns or knowingly
giving or causing to be- given by means thereof Il
false alarm Of fire, shall NJ liable to fine hot cX
ccediug TWO hundred dollars and imprisonment
not exceeding one month";"
will pay the above reward for any Information
that will lead to the rictiOn OF any person for
Violate CT the above ordinance.
GEOhG s. A..hINSLIF.
in DIST Chef OF Fi!c Department.