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"The Chair m.u" tsreatens to write q
history of the Dispatch from Its "esrliest
infapcY.n Do SO by sli means. We promise
not to 60 back further than the WALKER
campaign 10 writing that OF 'sTbe Chair.
man" Now, let the wool fy.
The Dispatch does not claim to be party
organ nor .. party leader. 1t does claim,
however, to know that the chief executive
officer OF party is bound in homer to be
true to the party. or TO resign his office If be
cannot sustain iss nominees and It's rules. II
" The Chairman has done 80 we have no
quarrel With him. 5.s4a 49, $50
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From Hanover Courthouse.

TCOrre3pondenCe OF the Richmond Dlspalcn.J
q HANOVER COURTHOUSE, VA.,
March 16, 1876.
The March term of our County Court
(Judge Redd presiding) adjourned to-day,
having been in session two days. and dis.
posed of the following among other crimi-
nal cases, besides a good deal of civil bust
ness of an unimportant character.
Anderson Shepperd (colored). indicted for
assaulting Samuel NJ. Baker (white). and
robbing him of sundry goods and chattels,
was arraigned, tried, and convicted, and
sentenced to the penitentiary for ten years.
Andrew Jackson (colored), charged with
fornication with Sally Grimes, plead guilty,
and was fined twenty dollars and costs by the
court. '
John Mccormick (whte), indicted for
burning twelve stacks of fodder of the value
OF S33, the property of Joseph Moore, was
tried and acquitted.
The prospect for good wheat and oat
crop in this neighborhood is better than 1t
has been for gears at this season Of the year,
snd from all parts of the county we have the
most encouraging reports.
Thirty-three deeds were admitted to record
in the clerks Office OF the County Court, and
ten marriage.icenses were issued from said
office since the last term Of the court. ID.
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~ NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
DRY GOODS AT PRICES NEVER DREAMED
J OF BEFORE.

Fifty thousand dollars, worth Just opened at
COHEN BROTHERS.. among which are
40 pieces BLACK SILK GRESAl INES al 37sc.,
The former price having been T5c.;
LOO wards ALL-WUVL L!lSNESE BLACK
MOUSLAINES al 37kc.,. the lowest price OF
which Is generally 65c.;
So pieces BLACK at $50, the same
heretofore sold at 45c.: at Ale. compares ex-
acty with the former Csc. goods; SILK Lustre
If,raoford nanufacfory) at Coo, never sold be-
! ) fore for less than as TO SScs
IS various styles Of handsome PLA1DS NEW o.
signsl from 8 TO 25c.
This Stock Of Dress Goods Is almost fuli Ia all us
M variety for the coming season.
Just opened over IS 900 worth BLACK siLhs,
In Llonese, Cashmere, and Satfn Finisn-tne
|, handsomest goods ever offered In this city, aHo
at such prices AZ will astonSsh everybody.
Also the TAFFETA and MADIRIA SILKS. N
. : black from csc. TO 81 1886. yard less than
they were ever SOLD before. -
COLURED SILKS, In new designs and shaSes,
much below market value.
10 dozen BLACK EHR EE.B UTToN ED
90 do1sS BIA e ks5TE2o-BUrroNKIo GLOVES
JOB dozen 'WHlrB and cOLoRED TwONBUT-
I ! TON KID GROVES n 75c. ID II. 10.
These gloves axe the same generally sold II 8l.3o
40 doznn FREECH WOYE CORSE Its AZ z1e.;
10 DOZEN FR gNCH WUYK C0kaETS 81 Soc;
Also, abou. l5D,dozen- PINE e0H5ETS at about
onehslf :sneif value. ,s-.lis va IE~--, b mn . :
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sEsEE ~
are announeed 70 perform o. the Academy
of Musle Friday and Saturday nights.
In the event OF the appointment Of re.
ceiver Of the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio
railroad there will be several applicants for
the position from this city, The friends Of
the road, however, claim that all will come
about right, and that the management Will
continue practically the same.
|. The revivals continue. There have been
ten conversions at the Washington. Street
church, ten at the High-Street church. and
about one hundred and thirty at the First
Baptist. AT, the latter twelve persons were
received for; baptism last night. -.
A very bright light seen west OF the city
last night gave rise to the impression that
some farmers residence was burned. II
turns out to. day that it was caused by o
burning field. ROBIN ADAIR.
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Letter from Petersburg.
Correspondents Of the Richmond Dispatc

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.]
PETERSBURG, March 1G, 1876.
There are rumors afloat on the street TO.
day, the truth of which cannot be youched
for, that DR.. Joseph -Jorgapson, our post
master, Is to be retired. Dr.. Jorgenson is
not in the city, but his friends here know
nothing of the matter, and are unable to ex-
plain how the report originated. They eX.
press the belief-if Congressman StoWell, who
is an intimate friend of the postmaster, hasany
Influence with the Administration, he will
not be interfered with in bis position during
the present regime. I have not heard the
name of the probable successor mentioned
in the event Of a change, though doubtless
there are not wanting persons who would
take and be glad to get the place.
Upon the invitation of the Rev. A. G.
Brown, Bishop E. NJ. Marvin, of Missouri,
will visit this city tomorrow and spend sew.
eral days with us. He will attend and preach
at the revival.meetings at the High.Street
church on Friday and Saturday nights, and
will alse preach twice on Sunday. The
Bishop is on his way to the centennial celebra-
ton of Methodism in North Carolina, which
takes place in Raleigh on Tuesday of next
: week, and will leave here on Monday.
Rather 8 novel and curious scene was
witnessed on the courthouse green this
morning, and mang were present to witness
lit. 1t was the destruction by order of the
Hastings Court of a keno-table and its para.
phernalia, captured some time ago by the
police while being exhibited by one Charles
Green "a negro), who was subsequently, con.
yicted and sentenced to imprisonment. The
law provides that such tables shall be burned
by the Sergeant in front Of the courthouse,
and it was carried out in every particular.
The table was very handsome rosewood
instrument, and probably cost good round
su@. All that remains of 1t now Is the
ashes. gr
: Betsy Harris (colored) died yesterday.
According to the most reliable calculations
OF her family and friends, she was one hun.
dred and ten years of age. she had lived in
Petersburg all her life, and was the slave OF
the BOilings several generations back. She
was not a family servant of General Wash.
ingtons t.sC 5oEsI 8 2,.sst .'-'tf5t'
No preparations have been made here for
the observance OF, st. Patrick's day, though
there are many loyal Irishnen in this COM
mnnity and an organized Htbernian So
ciety. = 2 =. s iss {,
Rev. DR.. Charles r. Deems, OF New York,
is to deliver a lecture IN this city shortly for
The benefit of-tbe parsonage fund of the
,High.Street churchs 81 - q q ls;ssi.
The Republicans are moving towards or:
gsnization for The spring campaign. II is
ssaid meeting Or their Exec tive Commute
viii be held sst 90 early day to take steps
looking TO rt Organ izatfon.
Ihe"O Our Boys" Minstrels. Of Manchester,
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shsnei,aI 4 .,r.cs..
ar 40. sYola BRoTHERs.

NJ 42s. sYelE BROTHERS. 4aa.
THE MODEL DYY.GooDs HOUSE "
on ers sill the best goods at the lowest mice.
We have just received special bargains In ne,,
goods, nd viii continue 10 sci. xoods cheaper f.
apy o.1,er house In this city.
800 din !, antpaf,erns CAMBRIA EDGlSes ava
INsEETI Sas at ens half Of the importer e
price:
SO pieces new Dh. Ess GOODS for the coming sea.
son In plaid and plain mtxed;
so pieces moHAIR 4 LPACA at Acc, usual price
62kc..
Don't fall 10 look at th, sc goods, they are ,s
cheapest In the market.
A sOFr-F1NIsH GAMER. nc, loc.;
KNIGHTS soET.FINIsHC C. tMERICsat &c. Der
| yard;
WAMsUTTA MILLS, DAvoL MlLLs.EaulT.
oF-IHE-LoO&, AsDROSt oSGtS, and
twenty other good brands OF BLEACHgD
| ~CoTrONS retailed at case price
10 cases new PRINTS =, 64 and shc.:
SHIFTING CAMBRICS ut 8 and Toe.
WHITE PlQUES at 10 and zoe. worth rs and
| 90. fully;
WHITE CL0AKINes for ladies' and MISE. , e,v
cheap; !,
CASstMEREs for men aud boys-ths ,,r,o,,
sortment in the eity-don't buy before eYar,ss
| ing our stock - an
| 5000 coRsETs at Ace.
1000 CoRsETs at soc.
Our sevensy-fye-cent CORsETs are sold ev..r-
where else at ST.;
| 200 WHITE BED. QUIL rs at 81 worth 4, 80 :,
$3.50 reduced from 1915;
| NECK-RUFF5 at 20 and csc. per dozen.
CACHEMERE LAcEs aud LACE sCARFs:
BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS AT rs to 40 nc,
cent. below their rear value: s1ss
Four pair BRITISH HOSE for sec.;
IA uEMSTfTCIIE n
at 75c. per dozen-wsuld be cheap a. sl.25:
100 dozen TOWELS at 12Hc. worth s2.75n
dozen; -.g..
NAPKINS and DoILlEs at 75c., IL, and sl.2s
per dozen:
LACE. CURTAINS fine assortment-at m,
third of their value, In order to close out n.
whole stock;
We have thons ,nds of other bargains not mon
toned tor want OF space; therefore c,l and look
for yourself. .
Alter examining our stock we feel conylncpJ,b,,
you will lind 1t the cheapest Ia this city. 1'
-~n".s~--t-.-. SYCLE BROTHERS
429 Broad street. bslweea Fourth ana FIN.
NH 10
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|, Mr.. LANAR's CREpENTIALs.-[From the
Brandon (aiiss.) Republican, Democratic. i
Ames's malignity in refusing to sign the Gre
dentias of Senator. elect Lamar is entirely in
keeping with his antecedents since bis oc-
cupation of the gubernatorial chair of Mis-
sissippi, his chief aim at all times being to
thwart the will of the Intelligence Of the
State. In the absence of any other excuse
he says "the air is too full of impeachment
for me to sign credentials" Contemplate
subterfuge. he cannot shield himself behind
the plea of fraudulent election, for he has
in hundred waysrecognized the Legislature
that elected Colonel Lamar. His action is
due solely 10 petty spite engendered by the
contempt in which he is held by the people
of Mississippi. '-..5' -. - ~ :,
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Diseases Of Modern Life. BY BSNJAMIN
WABD RICHARDSON, M. D., NJ. A., Z. b.
g.. Fellow cf the Royal College OF Physi-
clans, &c. &C., &c. New York: D. Aps
PLEroN Il Co.
This is no 'sdomestic medicine" But a
medical book. as tbeauthor declares, making
no invasion OF the art of curing. He states
that II !s for The study Of the intelligent pub
lie as we'll as medical men. Disease Is pre-
sented in many of its phases originated in
habits of civilization, and the evils Of conse.
quences of certain usages and indiscretions
sre portrayed in connection with what the
author calls the science Of prevention.
For sale by J. T. ELLYsoN.
Conlin' Thro' the Rye. A Novel. New
York d. APPLETON & Co.
A novel with taking title.
For sale by J. I. ELLYsoN.
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NJ OLEUM MORRHUE. gr r,
MEADE & BAKERS
MEDICISALLY PURE COD.LIVER OIL,
RICHMOSD,.VA. s..s
.TuE BEST, PURFST, AN9 MOST ACCEPT
BLEtTO. THE STOMACH

1.-THE BEST, PURFST, AN9 MOST ACCEFTA.
BILE TO THE STOMACH"
This COD-LIYER OIL we import direct. and
claim that II is superior TO any other sold In this
market because 1t is selected by our own agent AZ
the fl.hcres, and made only from HEALTHY
and FRESH LlVERS. 1t has never been filtered
or expressed and thus deprived Of its most valuable
therapeutic properties, nor exposed to atmospheric
changes which render Other oils rancid and unpal-
aable. II has never been mixed or adulteratea
with inferior aud cheaper oils to reduce the cost at
sacrifice Of Its quality, nor handled bytany other
parties than the fishermen and our selves.
We have the testimony of physicians who pre-.
scribe H. and eli patients who have taken II, that II
Is more acceptable TO the stomach and more easily
as INFLATED than any other oil.
We guarantee II to be entirely pure and FRESH
free from raucidi,y, and fully possessing all OF the
wonderful remedial properties. claimed tor the
BEST COD. Liver Oil. ~ ~ ..g--..ss
MEADE &. BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
mh.El 919 Main street, RIchnond, Va.
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LINE OF MARCH.
ROOMS OF THE lib ERNIAN SOCI sTY,}
..s .. March IL, 1875.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO-
l. GRAMME OF the Chief Marshal, F. j.
REILLY. ESQ.,. the HIBaRNIAN SOCIETY will
assemble on Marshall street between Ninth and!
Tenth streets, at Sh o'clock A. NJ the 9Th instant
for the purpose OF celebrating ST. PATRICk'S
DAY. All persons who desire TO participate In the
ceebratten Of the day are cordially invHed 70
unite with u.s.. A green rosette or ribbon Will be
worn on the left lapel of the coat. ,,rf.t5 Z 49,
The following gentlemen 9ul act as aids on. the
occasion: - ~
b ] THOMAS =. HANNAGAN, Jackson Ward =
NC. HAGARTY, Marshall Ward; I. q
JOHN RANKIN. Jefferson Ward;
b JAMES FosT Err, Madison Ward:
JAMES L.. CAFSTONs Monroe Ward; y. st#
Ed. BRANNAN, Clay Ward. .,s, n,,f ..ar,l.
P.T.MOORE, President.
Z ROBERT II. ENGLISH, Secretary. NH ter2t
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Senate bill, to amend the charter OF the 10 I'm
senate biIl to appropriate $4,000 to defray
exnenses Of the Maryland boundary. line ar
bitration-ayes, 90; noes,5. :"
THE TAX BILL. @Snf.
I'm motion of Mr.. CRUHP, the minimum
neual ty for violation Of section n In regard
to merchants license was reduced rom Sooo
to $50, the maximum remaining at 9i,ooo.
The amendments by which dlstlllatlons
from i" fruits other than grapes" were eS.
empted from specific tax were reconstructed
aud rejected. .
emption Of brandy made from grapes.
Agreed to. 80 LII.
ont the tax of one cent per gallon on all
hrardv over forty gallons manufactured by
each distiller. Agreed to-ayes, 3D.; noes,
80. f..i
Mr.. AYLoR moved to. exempt eighty in.
stead of forty gallons of brandy. Rejected.
Mr.. MASSEY moved to reconsider the
adoption of the amendment by Mr.. POWELL.
Rejected.
AT 8 O'Clock the chair was va Gated until
100 O'Clock z. NJ.
Night Session.
The chair was resumed at 7:S0 2. NJ; and
Senate bill to provide for the'paymcnt of the
Higginboiham claim being taken up, it was
found that there was not quorum present.
Mr.. MATHEW moved q call Of the House.
The call was sustained, aud the following
members were found to be present:
Messrs. Barham, Bristow, Broaddus: Brooks, Car.
nentcr j. A. Carter, Cecil, Clarke Of Surry, Cole.
NAV, Conner, II. Cox, K. II. Cox, Crank. Criz,
Fowler. Giddipgs, Gray, Hubbard. Johnston. James,
Jones, JORDAN, Kcrrick, Kendrlck, Lacy, Lamkin,
Letcher, McMulIen, Neelcy, Page, Paul, Poinoex-
Starke. Strotber, w. 3. Taliaferro, Talley, Wall,
Whitaker, Williams of Richmond city, Wool
dri ige, Young and HaDger.-53.
The SPEAKER ordered the doors to he
closed, AID the Clerk was about to call the
names Of abseDtees, many of whom had
come in, for the purpose Of receiving their
excuses, but, on motion of, Mr.. CLARKE oil
Campbell, further proceedings under the
call were suspended, and quorum being
present the House resumed the considers.
lion Of the Higginbotham bill; which, after
discussion, was dismissed-ayes, &c; noes,
80. y..
The following Senate bills were passed.
Bill to amend the act incorporating the
railroad between Alexandria and Wishing.
ton, with an amendment. =
Bill to authorize the publication of laws
in the counties of Amherst and Nelson. Il
Bill Incorporating the Germania Bank Of
Richmond. So.
Bill to amend the act authorizing the su.
pervisors of Wythe county to keep certain
roads in order. 49,.
Senate bill Incorporating the FarmviIle
Manufacturing Company, after having the
exemption clauses stricken ou', was passed
by. ---------...-.-.--.
The House bill Incorporating the Pinel
Hospital was also passed. f..
On motion of Mr.. HoENNlGER the House
adjourned at 10 O'Clock.
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DESIGNATIONS q PARTNERSHIPS


IN ---,----- - .4.l.I.,l ii n
The partnership heretofore existing In this City
under the style of BRANNAN &; VIAL wasterfni-
mated on the 20th OF February, S26 by the death
of Mr. r. p. BRANNAS. The undersigned, surVS.
ing partner will procred to vino up the business Of
the late firm All persons indebted to the firm Will
make pay neRtg 70 the undersigned, and all claims
against the nrm VIII be presented 10 him for settle
ment.! $50
The undersigned also gives notice thai be win
continue the FOUNDRY BUSINESS from this date
atahe old stand, No. ISL Cary street. and respect
fily requests tae continuance Of epasronage e1-
tended 10 the old firm. ED. +. Vial:
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Call for a State Convention.

In accordance with q resolution adopted
at a meeting of the members of the Stale
Committee Of the Conservative party OF
Virginia, held in the city of Richmond,
March Ii, 1876, a Convention Of the
party will be held in the city of Richmond,
on Wednesday, May 81, 1876, prepare
tory to the meeting OF the National Con-
vention in st. Louis on the 9th of June
next, and for the organization of the PARTY
tor the approaching presidential election.
The Convention will consist of two delegates
and two alternates from each magisterial
district, and one delegate and one alternate
from each voting precinct in every city Of
the Common wealth. ... T
JOHN A. MEREDITH.
Chairman of State Committee.
BY order Of the committee.
NATHANIEL 3. MEADE,
Chairman State Executive Committee.
4. Q. Holiday, Secretary.
1t having been suggested that the "a b OF
May, the day first determined on by the
committee for holding the State Convention,
occurs upon the day previous to the State
elections, such members OF the State Com
mittee as remain in the city have assumed
the responsibility Of changing the date a
week later-to wednesday the STst of May.
The Press of the State are requested to in.
sert the call as modified.
r. ~ a-1". NATHANIEL B. MEADE,
Chairman of Executive Committee.
d. @. Holiday, Secretary. ....
Approved by. JOHN A. MEREDITH, Chair
man of State Committee.
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CoLoRADo CoNsTrrurIoNAL CONVENTION
Denuer, COL, March 15.-The Constitutional
Convention adjourned sine die this morning.
The proposed State Constitution will be sub
mitted to the vote Of the people on the first
of July.
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AMUSEMENT S.
VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE.
ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT.

.. ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT.
BRILLIANT CELEBRATION
By request. and under distinguished patronage,
Mr.. j. MORTIMER O'RRIEN,
assisted by members Of The McGill Lyceum, viii
enterta In their friends with dramatic and musical
programme that In txcelleucy ana variety has not
been surpassed in Richmond on Il like occasion.
The entertainment will commence with the ever
beautiful and appropriate drama Of
KATHLEEN MAVOU2NEFN,'
with strong and efficient cast.
To be followed by Mr.. ALCOCK In 4 series Of
SCOTTISH DANCES; MUSIC (Scotch pipesJ, Mr.
JOHNSON; Mr.. JOHN MoRIaRTY, the favorite irish
songstpr, in new ans popular BALLADS; RI
CITATION (Bells of -hindan), Mr. j. V. REDDY.
To conclude with the laugh provoking farce of
..... THE IRISH JIGER.
Music by Professor X EsSNICH's FULL BAND.
CSC ~ NH 16 2tx
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NEW YoHK Dsao6RATIc' CoSveNTIoN.-
A1bdnS March is. = The Democratic State
Convention to elect delegates to the National
Convention will be held at Utica April 18th.
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NE Do NOT FAIL TO BUY, YOUR.
WHITE GOODS e COHEN BROTHERS, a. 9
aHlRR r}@UEasl5c.xo worth 500 lat $50, cheap
at soc; N a1SSOOK CHECK MUSLIN AZ l6Sc-,
sSTRiPED at ACC. worth 4Oc. LACE STRIP K az
.2Be. worth fully 37kc; at 8Gd reduced from 6Uc.
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New Hampshire has killed MORTON Ohio
killed GRAsr. Too large a fee killed PsN-
DLEToH. Wall street has killed TILpxN.
M ore anon. -u I.
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MARRIAGES.

Attuburn Mills. the residence Of the BRIDES
father March 8, 1876, by Rev. A. 3. Smith, Miss
MAMIE HARRIS to MIR. GEORGE ". CHJL-
DRESS; all of hanover county. Nocards.
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srECr.AiL 'NO;r,a,rs,
NJ NEW spRINa5 GOODS.

. VIZ NE'W SEKINtt GUUUS.
5 s,, $500. NEW STOCK
COL oREDA AND BLACK DRESS GOODS.
ECU SHADE PcPLINs,
REFERsIBLEsHAD PoPLINs,
Large line MOURNING GOODS and BLACK
e GRENADINES; go ~
CENTENNIAL BLACK SILKS, best goods Inn
ported;
BLACK SILKS. 81, s1.25, ". so uobsI;
COLoRED BRoCADE POPLINs, entirely new
SILK and WOOL MOHAIRs,
NECK-TIES, RIBBONS, COLLARS, &C.;
A grand supply Of CLOTHS and CASsIslERES,
for gentlemen and boys.
NEW GOODS every day.
mh 10. 3m T.. r. PRICE & CO.
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The Norfolk Nrsinian has fsiled for seye.
raj days to reach tbis office. II s;5. -
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DACK RIVER OYSTERS A ~
ID Just arrived In Dock corner OF &sN k2R
Eighteenth and Dock streets, the Iohn && -
Anderson and UaShtpg Wave, With q 49, u
splendid lot Of BACK RIVER OYSTERS which
will be sold at low prices -----,-s-.----.-
This b q superios ios Of OYSTERS Call early
and Ees supply. ,tsz.zzEL. .lnn. 1I.1ts-..
A DMINlSTRAIOk,SN 0GlGE.-H
"a. qualified as adminis,sato Of estate OF Be-
tsamnsl Redtorc, decreased, al persona tndenso
with the Undersigned: aaf claims
against the deceased VIII them dnly proyed
NH 7-eod5t Robert Samuel Rsdfords deceased
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EYesterday,s election, in New Hampshire
Illustrates apparently the advantages Of The
cash systsm.ANs1o York World. - I.
1 Very likely.
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BANK STATEMENTS,

pEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
LII THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT RICH.
MOED, IN JHK STATE OF VIRGINIA. AT TIJE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS MARCH 10, 1876:
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF HESlt1Co, So:
|, }. w. LOCKWOOD. cashier OF The National
Bank OF Virginia, do affirm that the above STATE
menr Is true TO the best of my knowledge aud be-
lief. j. w. LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed TO before me this l6h
day or March, 1876. i'm MURRAY,
= = - gs.G.Es a. Notary Public
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HGENTLEMEN'S FURNISHIN(

Hfy UMBRELLAS-A LARGE STOCK
Ia all qualities. sizes, and prices;
PARASOLS, III great variety, at prices lower than
ever;
CORS cts from 40c. up TO the best qualities:
CACHEMERh LACtS and CACHEMEkE LACE
TIES; also, q large assortment Of SILK TIES:
TIDES, in endless variety, at astonishingly low
prices:
STAMPED BANDS, N1GHTGOWSS, and CHE
MISE YOKES;
PILLOW and SHEET-SHAMS;
SChOUL-SaTCHtLS, and SATCHELSi In all sizes
for ladies and gentlemen;
COLGATE'S SOAPS. EXTRACTS. and TOILET
WATERSretailed at wholesale prices; " go.
PIANO, TAB az, aud StAND-COVERS;
WHITE and C0LORED QUILTS very cheap;
TOILET MATS, TABLE MATS. and TIDES;
LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS;
WINDOW-SHADES, FLOOR and TABLE. OIL
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