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WATCHES. yEwELRY. a~
RARGAINs!B BARGAINS! BARGArys,
TO BE BAD AT S
s. 4. WHIST K,s SA2

The follo"ina>named articles are for sale a. re,,
sacrifices. Call early and secure come of ,bon
eigh, een-karat PATEK PHILIPPE 4 On
WINDING GEYTLEMES's WATCH; Az~
l elghteen.karat TIFFANY " 20. ST En. Wrrn
GESTLEMRS's WATCH; H'DiSG
l eighteen. karat A. ALEXANDER sTEM-W ryn,-,
GRSTLEMEN'S WATCH: DiSG
l eighteen karat U. s. HENRY RAypEy s-s,.
WISDISG GENTLEMES's WATCH: AA'
l eighteen karat :. RIcnARD tfst back srzr.
= WINDING GESrLEMES's WATCH: 1HH-
WINDING GENTLEMEN's WATCH: s1Ex.
eighteen: karat ULYSSES gREELlSG sTgM.Wrxn-
] eighieen-karat 4. WADswoRrH srys.wr,,
ING GENTLEMRN's WATCH; 'HD'
l elshte n-karat ULIssE PEaRET srEN.wIxp-
wIsDlSG GESTLEMEN's WATcH: '1ks'
'0"ft FS1kRMFs AS1 1IER srEM-wlsDyq
! eighteen. karat j. RICHARDSON KEY.WrSn,vr
GRNTLEMES's WATCH:
e'gg 9p pLSt,is nATItE hEf-WNDrye GEN.
eighteen-karat JAMES DUBOIS KEY-wryDryn
GESTLEAEN's WATCH;
ING GESTLEMEN's WATcIi; ND
l eightceD.karat HILTON KEY WINDING Gpy.
TLEMES's WATCH:
l stXieen-ssrat TAYLOR & SONS KEY.WfSprys
GENTLEMES's WATCH:
sixteen. karst WILLIAM BARRETT KEY-WNo.
ING GESTLEMEN's WATCH:
] sixteen-karat WILLIAM SANFORD KEY.WrSp.
ING GESTLEMES'S WATCH;
! fourteen karat ROBERT TAYLOR KEY WINDING
GESTLEMRN'S WATCH:
eighteen karat WALTHAM KEY WISDISC Ggy.
TLEMES'S WATCH;
! eighteen karat TIFFANY & Co. KEY WISpISG
GESTLEMEN'S WATCH;
eighteen. karat }. &. ROBERT duplex hEY.
WINDING GESTLEM EMS WATCH;
l fourteen karat NJ. j. TOBIAS Il Go. kEYWr;D-
ING GENTLEMEN's WATcu:
eighteen-karat X oBERT BRANDT hEY-"ISDISf
GENTLEMEE'S WATCH;
/ elghteen-karat PAUL MATHEy DORET STEM
WISDISG LADIES WATCH;
| eighteen karat UNITED STATES WATCH CON-
pASY tshell easel SrEM-WISpING LADIES'
WATCH;
l eighteen karat +. G. MATHEY tengrayedj STEM.
WINDING LADIES' wATcm: u,,....
| eIghieen-karat UNITED STATES WATCH Con-.
PASY iengravedl kEf-"ISDISG LADIES,
! a,0btean.karat j. SAvILLoS (cugraved) KEY.
WIyDING LADIES WhTCH;
/ eighteen. karat 1IssoT & soS KEY. WINDING
LADIES WATCH;
/ eightecn-karat A. ALEXANDER (engravedl kET.
: WISDING LADIES' WATCH;
/ fourteen karat Z. :. BARTLETT tshell easel kET-
WINDING LADIES' WATCH:
fourteen. karat SWISS STEM-WiSDlSC LADIES'
WATCH;
rous to mention; Opera. thatelaine, and YES.
Chains; Amethyst and Diamond, Cameo, 0GyA,
lood-S tone, and Diamond Rings: Sleeve aud
Bosom Buttons: two sets j EWkLRi: one S0LI-
TAIRE DIAMOND STUD, &c. &C., Sc.
In order TO realize the cash advanced the art.
cles they will be offered at AsToNIsiuEGLY Low
Every article guaranteed as represented.
No charge for showing goods or telling The prices.
Remember the place is
:. A. WINsTOCK'S LOAN OFFICE,
Nc. II Fourteenth street,
ia 26.3t under xchange Hotel.
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provide for the pay and mileage of memoers
of the General Assembly and certain oihcers
of the Common ealth.

nroyide for the pay and milesge Of members.
of the General Assembly and certain officers
of the Commonwealth.
REPORTED ADVERSELY.
House bill to prohibit the taking or catcn-
inc of fish with pound-nets House bill 10
amend the act approved April 2, 1874, in
relation to the weighmaster Of live stock.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
Rv Mr.. SMITH of Buchanan: Bill to en-
able r. X. Henry to hold the ONCE Oh eom-
monwealth's attorney for Wise county "ltn-
out residing in that county.
BY Mr. MASSEY: Resolution Of inquiry
as to the expedency Of extending the Juris-
dic,on of justices Of the peace.
BIZ Mr.. JOHNSTON: Petition OF +. brogn
and other citizens Of Botetourt county IN
By Mr.. SCRUGGs: Bill to amend tue III"
in relation to guardians.
Ry Mr.. CROCKETT: 3 II making it misde-
meanor to cut and remove timber from the
lands of another without the consent Oh Inc
| owner. :,
Bv Mr.. HALE: Bill to amend the Ia" ID
relation to offences against property: =.
nv Mr.. RAINS Petition OF the County
School Roard of Richmond county, asking
| an amendment to the Constitution so as 10
oiIow the people of each county to levy. a
canitation tax for school purposes. and make
the mt of the same prerequisite lot
voting. ,;,;.o,s If
By Mr.. EDMUSDs: Petitions of citizens OF
Halifax county agains: additional compensa-
ton to county treasurers.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Leave of absence for three Gays WIS
granted TO Mr.. SWARM, and to Mr. ALLEN for
| four days.
THE OLD BELL-ToWER.
The Committee on Public Property re-
porte d that it is not advisable to remove tne
old beIfry situated on Capitol Square; when
was agreed to.
WHITE AGAINST HUDGIN.
The contested.clection case from Caroline
county came I'D for consideration. The ma
ioritv report, signed by The chairman, Mr.
SuyFrEY, was that the contestant White was
entitled TO the seat, while the minority re-
nort. signed BIZ Messrs. BcHANNoS, STARKE,
and Srg0ruER, recommended that new cleo
ton be ordered.
Messrs. BoHASSoS, CARTER of Loudoun,
SrARKE, and CoGHILL made speeches 10 sup
port of the minority report, Mr. SHEFFEY
presenting The views Of the majority OF the
committee.
At 800 =. II. Mr.. CoGHLL gave way to
motion to adjourn: which was agreed to.
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NIy GREAT REDUCTION
COHEN BROTHERS..

AT
COHEN BROTHERS..
All goods reduced In order to close stock for this
season. Their stock is the fullest ever offered this
season Of the year.
NOw.Is THE TINE TO SAVE MONEY.
They will commence January the 1st and con-
tiuue until their stock is reduced.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
reduced at least 20 per cent.
Great reduction in all SILKS:
COLORED SILKS at astonishingly low marks 10
close for this season-their stock OF SILKS IS
almost complete in every variety Of shade;
PLAID and STRIPED SILKS at an extra reduc'
ton ..
Alse, great bargains in BLACK SILKS, both TAT.
FETA and GROS-GRAIS;
CAsHMEREs, BOMBAZINES, TAMISE, AUS
TRALIAN CREPEs, and other
MOURNING GOODS
at less price than ever known;
KID and BUCK GAUNTLETS reduced TO Csc
worth fully sl.25-olher GLOVES reduced;
Good ALL-WooL FLANNEL reduced to zoe. a
yard; ..a -.-.. 81
large stock Of HAMBURGER EMBROIDERY
purchased at various auction sales during the
past season is reduced 10 an asl0nishingly low
rate;
Two cases good CALICOES reduced to SIC, SELL
ing generally at S4c.;
Best make of CALICOES reduced to exc;
Three cases Of YARD.WIDE BLEACHED COT
TON, equal In quality to Androscoggn, at &C.
Four bales of UNBLEACHED COTTON at &c.,
cheap at 10c.i
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, and all other goods
greatly reduced to close for this season.
COHEN BROTHERS,
sos Broad street,
las between Third and Fourth streets.
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CITY ORDINANCES,

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
n TONS %. 81, aud % of chapter % Of tha
City Ordinances. concerping the Gas " orks, ap'
Be Il ordnined 6y the Council of the city Of Rich.
,no1d. That Sections %, 81, ana 70 OF chapter %
Of the City Ordinances, concerning The Gas. Works
be, and The same are hereby, amended ana reor-
damned to read rs follows:
SECTIoN 2j. With the exception Of what Is used
In the strcct-lamps. or In BUILDING, or upon lani
belonging to and used by the cly, gas ball never
be furnished without charge therefor. IL may ~
furnished ut the rate or TWO DOLLARS per
thousand feet to any such association or benevolent
institution as the City Council may by resolution
deca: entitled receive II ut that rate In conide-
ration of the public dement's cohierrcG oy such ~.
sociat!o or Institution. The supply Of gas TO every
other person shall be upon the condition OF his pay
ing therefor at the rate Of TWO DOLLARS AND
Fifty CENTS for every thousand feet, 10 be a.
rrr,ainpd as prescribed by he preceding section.
The committee the Superintendent, In any case
wherein he or they deem such precaut!on proper 10
secure the city against loss may require The depos!
OF a sum in advance. or other security, TO insure
paymeut of what will become due Tor gas. ray
ment for gas shal he made monthly ny All persons
except those VINO by THE superintendent may f ie-
1uired TO pay oftener.
SECTION 81. For The respective Sums payable by
the several persons reported by the Inspector or
appearing BY The meter book to be so chargeabe,
the Auditor shall promptly make ont biii5 showing
by the Inspector To- the persons VINO ale 70 pay
them Tor ut their place Of business or residence,
aud shall note within three days after sendlns sam
bills the day OF delivery OF each.
SECTION 3S. The amount Of bills Tor gas OF con.
sumer shall be paid without addition, provided ,uca
pay men, be mndesto the Treasurer. at nls once
within five days next after It's Dres"nTnent, andM ,
fore 3 o'clock =. NJ, otherwise five per cent shAi
be paid In ADDITION 10 the amount 81 me DIS. ~
hin for gas or ANYTHING else which Is furnished by
the city In connection with the supply OF Ras, shall
remain unpaid tor days next after that ON nhcA
il Is presented the Auditor shall notify the Super
iniendnut, who Shall cnuse the gas To be stopped
from the premises IN respect 10 which the deiau!
exists anu not allow 1t 10 be used on the preml,es
again until such biz shall have bten pnn WIN Nv
per cent added sfotesaid or ten per cent Is pro-
yded In Section 3d..
This ordinance shall take effect on the brSt DAY OIL
February next. Ja Zo'o
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OlHcfaf Refufntson OF Mr. Biaine's
SIander against Gereraa sfesensoH
and the Vacksb0rG Prisoners.

OfF7cfas Refufnfson OF Mr.. BIaine's
Islander against General stevenson
and the Vacksburg Prisoners.
OrFIcB SOUTHERN HlsToRIcAL SOCIETY,
RICHMOND, January Is, 1875. J
Editors Dispatch:
We have In our archives the following otfi-
ciai document, which completely refutes MI;
Blaipe's statement that General Grant TOTO
him that be fought at Chattanooga General
Carter Stevensor's division, which bad been
ca ptured ut yicksburg, and had not been
exchanged: ,o
ApJUrASr AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE.
RICHMOND, September 16, 1863. }
General Orders, No. 123.
The following order is published lor tne
information Of all concerned:
Erchanqe Notice, No. e.
The following Confederate officers ana
men. captured at VickSburg. Miss, July T,
1863. and subsequently, paroled, nave oesn
dnlv exchanged, and are hereby so declared
THE officers and men Of General Z. l..
Stevenson's division.
2. The officers and men oil Gencral bo"eh
division. n<,;o Can
eraI Moore's brigade.
4. The officers and men of the Second
Texas regiment. ,u,:
5. The officers ard men of Waul's legion.
6. Also, all Confederate officers and men
who have been delivered at City Point at any
time previous to July 25tb, 1868, have oeen
duIy exchanged, and are hereby so declared.
Ro. OuLp, Agent OF Exchange.
Richmond, September y, 1863.
Nv order S. COOPER,
Adjutant and Iuspector-General.
And if MIR. Blaine will not receive
"rebel" authority, then the following IS
submitted:
On page "A OF General Boy tons book
re- Sherman's Historical RAID the folloW-
ing telegram from General Halleck, at Wash
ing,on, to Burnside, in East Tennessee, IS
given:
"a part at least OF Longstreers
corps is going to Atlanta. 1t is believed that
Bragg, Johnston, and HaTtee, 1clh the
exchanged prisoners from FtckS6urg and
Port Hudson. are concentrating against
Rosecrans. You must give him all the aid
you can" Italics ours.
Either Mr. Blaine is mistaken, therefore,
in giving General Grant as his authority for
saving that these hgh.toued gentlemen and
gallant soldiers violated their paroles, Or
else General Grants memory is at variance
with the facts. }. WILLIAM JONES,
Secretary Southern Historical Society.
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The statesmen in advanced age will read
the London Times on the Cuban question
with not great deal Of satisfaction. There
was time when the help of England to quiet
affairs in our American waters was not de-
sired nor expected. Now, the Times cool!y
informs US that the European powers may
promote compromise which, while saving
The honor OF Spain, would end the Cuban
difficulty. Exactly.
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REATEIS.

Died, on the 25th instant, at S4 O'Clock. MI n
ME FLORENCE, youngest daughter Of Harden
NJ. and Mary l.. Wade, in the sixth year of her age.
Thou darkling grave, why hide away
She that ] love meath the silent clay;
Why steal that head, with lis shining gold,
And hide II away meath the staining mould
Of the dreary tomb?
How shall live through the sorrowipg years,
Quelling my signs and staunching my tears;
How with but one tress of her beautiful hair,
Clasped forever to my hearts Gespair-
Say, how can live?
Her funeral will take place at her fathers resi-
dence No. 500 Twenty-fuurth street, TODAY
"wednesday at 8 o'clock. Friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
Lynchburg aud Norfolk papers please copy.
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THE OLD soLp.ERs.-In the House Monday'
NJ. TowSszsp, Of New York, said that tue
Committee on Pensions had agreed nnani'
mon,ly to report a bill allowing pensions
under he act of 1871 to soldiers OF the war
of 1912 who engaged afterwards ia rebellion
mr. adhered TO the Confcdcracy.
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~ AT COST! AT COST! AT COST
ISAAC SYCLE.
il 20

will offer for the next sixty days my entire
stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., at ana be-
low COST preparatory to taking inventory, as do
not believe in carrying goods over from one seaSon
to another Customers can get extra bargains os
giving me a call, as goods must and VIII be sou
cheap to effect sales Come and all TO the granu
sale Of
DRESS GOODS of ali kinds and prices
BLACK ALPACAs, CACHMEREs, MERlNos,
HENRIETTA and CREPE CLOTHS,
BLACK and COLoRED SILKS and PorLINS
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-TICktNGs.
GINGHAMs, and JEANs-extra cheap;
BLANKETS, white and colored, at cost, to close
them out;
sHAwLs. BALMORAL and BOULEVARD
SKIRTS, very low;
CASSIMERES, JEANS,
WATERPROOF aud BEAVER CLOTHS at cost
to sell Them out-great bargains;
NOTTINGHAM LACES,
TIDES, TOILET SKIS,
NUBIAS, HOODS;
Ladies', Misses, and Gentemc S NERlSo
SHIRTS and DRAwERS-extia heap;
The largest stock or KID GLOVE IN the city a.
the lowest prices;
SCARFS, RIBBONS, HASDkESsCHlEFS, CAM
BRIG EDGINGS and INsERTiNGs, &C., extra
cheap.
Don't forget, now is the time 10 sare money, and
the place Is al WILLIAM TIIALHIMERS,
io11 60i Broad street.
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General BANNING, Of the Military Com.
,ni,!.o Of the House Of Representatives, Will
Introduce bill for regulating the pay OF tue
officers Of the army which reduces salaries
IN thc aggregate of abou! 100000.
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d PARTNERSHIPS.

nISSOLUTION .-Tbe eo.partncrsb!p
IL heretofore existing under The arln-name ana
STYLE OF WHITEHEAD, Dl,hlNSUN K Gu. -
this day dissolved by mutual consent
All liabilities of the old concern Will be settiedbY
j. ID. Whitehead. who VIII continue the business
and all debts due said firm win be paid 10 him.
j. ID. WHITEHEAD,
l.. DICKINSON,
JOHN r. SEDGWlCh.
70 RICHMOND, Va, January rs, 1875.
Notwithstanding to the above, would re-
quest all parties having claims agalns the concern
OF whitehead, Dickinson 4 Co. 10 present them al
once for payment. y. ID. NHiTEHEAp'
In 26-2t
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WE HAVE FOR SALE ON TERMS
!; w to suit the times oP-BUG6lES, ROCkA-
and one second hand DRAG with four seats. This
work Is made By ourselves Of the best material and
4 - MINOR d JACOB,
4 ia26.lw Fourth and Leigh Streets
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Coop NEws.-On Monday, in the House at
Washington, Mr. GAMBLER lntroouceo o'l'
10 Grant pension to JOHN SMITH,
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THE FOURTH-STREET CLUB
have been rehearsing Tor some time to give two of
their
SELECT ENTERTAINMENTS FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE LEE MONUMENT FUND,
and have an entirely new programme.
NO ONE CAN GO AWAY DISSATISFIED.
KESSNICH'S FULL ORCHESTRA.
BEDFORD IN HIS CHARACTER SONGS.
SAUNDERS IN HIS ORIGINAL SPEECH.
Master MoUSTE WALKER,
La petite NETTIE BASS, Misses HAMILTON and
BECHER, ToMLINsoN the side-splltting
CONF dian, RICHMOND M ATEUR
BAND, BASS the Dutch
Comedian.
MINORS GRAND STATUE OF GENERAL LEE.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY LITTLE GIRLS
WILL
APPEAR IN THE TABLEAUX
gotten up expressly for this occasion by Dir.
THOMAS MINOR, whose taste cannot be surpassed
In the production OF artistic tablcauX.
General admission, soc. reserved seats, 75c.
To be secured at WAITS, $50 Main street, COM
mencing Monday, January oath, at O'Clock A. u.
Captain a. ". CARRIER has very kindly rendered
vehicles 10 take the little children connected With
the Tubleau 10 and from The Theatre. il 1877
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EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Extract from the ordinance governing the Fire
Department.:
Amy person wilfully or maliciously iDjurine the
fre-a arm telegraph or in any way tappering with
The alarm boxes, lines installations, or knowingly
giving or causing TO be given by means thereof
false alarm OF Are, shall be liable TO fine not ex
ceeding TWO hundred dollars and imprisonment
not exceeding one month"
Will pay the above reward for any information
that will lead to the conviction OF any person for
violation OF the above ordinance.
GEORGE A. AINSLIE,
la 24-0t Chief Of Fire Department.
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~ q u l n G
D ICHMOND THEATRE.
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
By THE FOURTH-STREET. CLUB.
BENEFIT OF TIE LEE MONUMENT.

BENEFIT OF TIE LEE MONUMENT.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
JANUARY 25 AND 20.
First time in this city of the new and novel ar
rangement of the First Part, Introducing new
and beautiful Par!or &cene, painted by Mr.. David
Wilson, in which will be used a magnificent set OF
Parlor Furniture. beautiful Gas Fixtures and hand
some Oil-Paintlngs, kindly rendered by Messrs.
IIabIiston 6 Brother, John Bowers Co., and S. K.
Campbell.
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ia 2G.3

WATCHES of best quality for la q
w dies and gentlemen: also. OPERA, q &
titles OF all kinds OF RlNGS and BUTTONS 10 De
sold a about half the original cost Come and See
for your selves. Open until L. IL,
=. A. WISSTOCk, Loan Office,
No. IT Fourteenth street,
dc l6 under Exchange Hotel.
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spECrAL NOTICES.

= SPECIAL NOTICES.
TvERY SUPERIOR PEACE AM
.prI,E Brandy; SCOTCH WHlsKEY' ana
JAMAICA RUM, for sale by oun,p cRANz.
:. ,e.1w No. Il Governor street.
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AT COST! AT COST!
CHANCE TO SECURE BARGAINS.
Having determined to discontinue the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS
I will from this date sell out my entire stock OF
well.assorted and desirable GOODS ut COST for
CASH.
All parties indebted to me are requested to come
forward and settle al once.
CHARLES HUTZLER,
ia 24-1m OIL Broad strees'
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OF DISSOLUTION.

The copaI tine rship heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the firm name and style %
w. 5, ChTLETT y co. Is this day dissolved oy
mutual consent. All liabilities of the late eo-part
nership will be settled by w. :. CATLETr, WY
will continue business AT the same stand, ana III
49, W. :. CATLETT
john 4. HUGHES
In retiring from the firm Of w. :. CATLEII
co take this occasion to return my thanks 10 ,nc
public for the liberal patronage bestowed On .hs
late IL m and to solicit continuance OF lle sie
for Mr.. CATLETT. JOHN 1. Hgun5s,.
JANUARY IL, 1876. u l9-h &Sio"
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL.-A reward will be paid for
i any information OF the whereabouts OF GLEN.
READ, a small colored boy; dark brown, black
eyes, and long eyelashes. Has been missing sey-
eral months. Please address his mot her, MAR
TIA ANN BEOWS, through city post.ofB care
postmaster. il 26-1t<
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DRY GOODS.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Iutend-
~ Ing to make change In my brtsin on the lst
of February, will, until that time sell my Gu
tire stock of DRY G0UDS AT AND BELOW COST.
DO not fail 10 call and convince yourself OF thlS
fact. -, II. hooE,.
/, 25-5t between Second and Third streets.
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MEETINGS.

MEETINGS.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.-The AEA
N members of JEFFERSON LODGE, EsA
No. %, H. of r., Will attend regular III SS15
convention OF their Lodge at their Castle lSfSsIE
Hall THIS (Wednesda EVENING the SSSy
Goth Instant, at O'Clock. A full attend S:|
aHce is requested. BY order OF the &. c.
j. Il. VAUGHAN,
la 26.ltx h. of X. and 5.
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Senator OuEsESBERRY presiding. No
prayer. r.
Senate bill, with House amendments. for
the protection of game was taken up ana the
amendments concurred in.