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, 1876-03-24

10 the Editor a T}s Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, March 22.-Allov mo to add little
to what has boen said by "Docorum" aud recent
le.ters In regard to coughing. and:koeping quiet,
during any public Goryico. When people hayo q
'loud" oough-no matter how much tboy desire
to astond-thoy should stay away. out Of dsfor-
enoo to tho speakes, aa wall as tho audience. X
the1o IL anything that makes sens!tivo poraon
uad 1t is TO Do obliged to lose tho bost part OF
somo Interesting sontouco because Of q loud,
bark-liLo cough, the 4AIf OF Which might Anvo
been suppressed il tho porson bad any deltcacy
or BeuBo Of that "o.ernh atucss Of thiugs."
There is no reasonable excuse for this
everlasting moving about during Lectures. Wo
may as we'll bo explicit Ono Sunday afternoon
not long ago Prof. Proctor had gouo far along
III his lntereatIng discourse when q woman
alone waikod up duboratoly. looking for scat
to the right and the loft, to tho very trout.
When II became eyidout to her that thDre wns
nor a vacant sent to be found, there Bho
stood, monument OF Hume man'B mercy. Sue
didn't pny, 'You ueodn't rl1e for me, "-not sho !
but come Bentlun,Rsl, chAyrincd at hcr manifest
gave her hta scat. while he waa compelled to
plear out towards tEs door. THIS hut the kind
Of womnllH rights fancy.
Now there IL yet another public nuisance worBs
yet, IL possible, aud . continual torment tu Ut
Audience that H. taking young children to such
plHcea. II parents hAvo TO other way to dispose
of tbelr chidrou then they ehould remain At
hotue with thom. Everybody present was moro
or lesa Rnnoyou iast taesaay' aafaog We Gon;
T'un " rvma,. c,,nrs Nv ts yrcannso ~
QUO little child, which would ofton ory aloud aud
was permitted to run up and down tho AlBles,-
al ovor tho Aouae, about the BOOKS,
aaa t,'a. u,.s'aAe not aao soou!x msu.
aemeth,ne To Io next sSbnath 10 lind thoie
Lynn books. Tho chiId'u pranks may hayo
acomed very funny aud cuto at itst, to some.
bat tAe di8otty anu gooa temper OF tnat august
noe;, ,raattv ut,rnot I,nri,n ia .rav na.o w
marks ~ liz ms,,nllv.afroh1a pScs;dopt ~ tho
araatc ~ II ,y.a ,,nt 9Ir ncron. hi nsovni ~ III
t"1 won t,n rhiiH rn,, day1, III nia1at T., ~
~ frHus cry,nr .sY.i vs,' ~nh ~,h ~ ~ III
nIsc"a IN t;,is worii In toHc s,,ch iivn,v roen.
,mr cIl tIat was ono ri lin Iaat 4 sn,"ct
IL tnEca I'm ,nuoh rraco r. an.nr.
| tnosn n,,;sancra, inv eni,out1nt ~ ao
Nantl. na,,,radlv tolerated: True. ti'o doar cbiI.
tsre,,' "" ara nrnud nj tlsm Ara a iessin, AMI
n cnnio1t 81 lis rirht tl1Io Ind IN liza ,ivht
n,nrn. nr,i cotIuh, WITCH il floyer a hlnasI,r
70 @ m,rht a. lesst l'aye Loss OF Il IN cburei, ani
durine Lectures, i agteo with YOUR corrcypoud-
ant tnnk lin uubl;o So 1anuoateI to j. hni,avn
Elimination iii wS hayo to Iasort to hand. .h,tis
or hv nfaeinr large placards or sign-boarsIa o.,
t,,c ~ sts"s ' nj tsu,iudera OF iccorum. Ma g.
WHAT ARE THE rollcE yoa7
, 1876-03-24

DAHTNHH WANTEp-I WANT 4 PARTNER.
nm = good sst1AlIahed steam At&iq& ah9p; t9Vk.
Isspsf psstsE1s1 6mA c4pltsl svQui1sd AldIess !.
3Fthuna a@ss.
, 1876-03-24

'nd.n1, tel tsotd al 90: viii pay l5 pof cant nst In
, 1876-03-24

7NIVONCES LEuALLY AND QUIETLY OBTAINED
Ia cvefy SiAte ot che 1non for nounpatlhty. etc.
osldonos unnecessary fua after 9uc.es: Hess 5g4Fs
n1vonuES LKoALLY OBTAINED FOR lNcoA::
hsGsss Sss ~ .s: sssss93ss 9sses &c.
AddEsaA q. II. SINS, d G!Alk .st, Ch!eaxS. Ml
, 1876-03-24

COUNTRY REAL ESTATk.
l1OR SALF-bo-ACnE, WE'LL tMpKOrED FARM.
L In Conk County, II bargain. MANN C0NIDON,
1toofn II, lU9 poartofn.Gt. ..
, 1876-03-24

TNOn SATISFACTORY AND HABEMRNT MARBLE:
l. front houes tIN Wahash .ay. At barRefp. JAH, H.
GOODMAN co.. f3 Uestbnrnat.
, 1876-03-24
BUILDING MATERIALs

71pn in EH3ED FAUE l.NIOk-TliR HYDnAt1L1(
il iIsa.. HIek GompAay .ud she un!op p,s.. hsts
Nurts IT. us Nv. asv n,n pESptfna 70 !a1oish
sis suua i, hs bsst face bok In stgry par
ntlcs csiI On j. j. LUCkW0oD solo agents. h Deal
bath.at
, 1876-03-24

CtElsa.ri.Sa', Pisno ajsthed. 3i.Ea, DeiA xotts,
:sssss :s Ip r ssss4 I
EJuIiG. l1l E4ss IL AilSapxt,
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The AMENDMESTs.-The Legislature still
has an opportunity left tito sat isfy the popu.
lar demand by reconsidering its former ac-
ton upon the proposed constitutional amend,
men's. and agreeing to submit them sepa-
rattly. In their present shape we believe
they will be defeated, whilst on separate
vote most Of them would, we think, be
adopted. There is a strength Of feeling
against some OF the series which, added to
the certain scattering vote which will be cast
against the others, will consign the whole
bunch to 60 the tomb Of the Capulets." q ~.
Mould it not be well to, let each of these
measures stand or fall on Its own merits
The people want to express their opinions
and views on them all as distinct and indie
peEdent propositions. 8, They have right to
ask this. Will not the General Assembly
grauttbeir desire ?-Lynchburg Ne,cs. -.
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Since writing the editorial elsewhere
printed in regard to PIScHsAck We have read
the report oftbe d bate o the s mate on Tues.
day last. Mr.-CHaIsrIANCY, who has young
wife hardly oue.tbird Of bis age. commenced
his speech BY saying emphstically that he
opposed the seating of PINcHBAoH not on
account Of bis color, but because he bad
never been elected to the Senate. Mr.
CHR,srIAaoY concluded his speech by asking
how mans Repu lican senator's would vote
to seat PINcHBAcK II be were Democrat.
This question excited the Ire of several
senators. Mr.. HOWE declared that for one
he would, aiding. There Is not q shadow
OF doubt about that" Mr.. MORTON also
said that be would but nobody, we imagine,
credited the statement. Mr.. MORTON also
declared that the defeat Of PlNcHBACK- would
be the triumph OF the white line, "say what
you will about it," And this statement may
De tYuesl l:e~ lii .saa5Gi ~ .&hA p. ~
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A QUE TT My some of the Democrats
1t is CLAIMED that as the action OF the Senate
decides that there has been a vacascy from
\ Louisiana for three years, and that az the
Legislature has mat several times during that
period, Mr.. KELLOGG will not have the power
to make au appointment, and Louisiana
will have to continue with but one member
OF the S"nate till next winter, when new
Legislature will meet. But we hardly think
that this doctrine will bold good. II 1t does,
EUsrIs VIII get iu, seeing that the l. "gisla-
ture elected him in duo form Of law. The
Senate will doubtless hold that there was 10
such vacancy as would authorize the Gov
ernor to appoint, or the Legislature to elect,
until its action in rejecting PINcHBAcK's
claim had heen taken and consequently
that KELLOGG can now appoint senator.
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sPEGrAL HOlTGA
srnl.E RRnThIERs.

- 400 sYcLE BROTHERS. s429.
D THE MODEL D.Y. GOODS HOUSE 80
offers still the best goods at the low est plioes
We have Just received speciaiE bargsiLs ~ ne
goods, and will continue to sell goods cheap u''
any other house Smiths citg.-rs . .,,6
], 500 diff rent patterns CAMBRIA EDGlNGs - !.
INSEETINGs at one half Of the Importer
price;
25 pieces new DRESS GOoDs for the coming sea-
I son In plaid and plain mixed; e
30 pieces MOHAIR ALPACA at Acc, usual price
/, 62hc.. :,
cheapest in the market. = + J2lRL
a. soFr-FINISH CAMBRIA, 10c. ~ as
KNIGHTS sOFT.FINIsH CAMBR1CS at Sc. per
yard;
WaMsUTTA MILLS, DAvoL MILLS, FRUIT
OF.THE-LOOM, ANDROSCO6GIN, and
twenty other good BRANDS Of BLEA CHED
COTTONS retailed at case price; -"
10 cases new PRINTS AT 81 aud SIC;
SHIFTING CAMBRTCS at and 10c.; l4f. 5''
WHITE PIOUES at Is and zoe. worth 25 aud
SOC. fuuy; 'Et2".t ! : = r 2.'-..%'a ~
WHITE cLOAKINGs for ladies and misses very
cheap; - E34 81. ~ .1aI ia 'ts 2 -
CASsIMERES for men and boys-the largest as
! sorlmert in thecity-don't buy before examin-
Ing our stock ;r.;.g 81. .. .ra; t.t,s-.E-s -
l,.,-.,l 5000 CORsETS at40c.; .,r.. st'.,
-, 1000 CORSETS At soc, !, -4..s.,s.s., =
Our serenty-nve-cent CoRsETS are sold every
where else al 81; ,.,ss s.a.9 ..,slf..lf.-.-..f.
200 WHITE. BED-QUELTs at 81 worth $3.50, at
$3.50 reduced from 1915; ..,.s.. ..,,f
NECK-R UFFs at 2oiand csc. per dozen; -.
CACHEMERE LACEs and LACE SCARFS;
BLACK and CoLORED SILKS at rs TO, 40 per
/ ! cent below their real value;
Four pair BRITISH HOsEfoe 99c.; -
LADIES HgMSTTrCHED HANDKFRCHI ELS
at f5c per dozen-wsuld be cheap ut Sl.25 81
l 90 dozen TOWELS at 12kc. worth S2.75 per
: dozen; af@' 1'..s-'' s..'ie = ~ ~ @.<- d.
NAPKINS and DOILIES at 75c., 81, and $I.25
LACE CURTAINS-a fine assortme mat one
: third of their value, In order to close out the
. whole sock; d" '.'-.
we have thousands of other bargains. not men
toned tor want Of space therefore clll and look
for yourself
Alter examining our stock we feel convinced that
~" "''' UNI - '''' SYCLE BROTHERS.
429 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
NH 10 .s-s ....+. ..-. Vi. = .-s-. -s.-'a.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLx kAiLnoAJSo 1STs.
q RICHMOND, VA. ysnIaryr 10 1GSS M.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. -fhAlS No.
u s:-THkoUoH MAmads * ESQ tp A. M Leaves
RurkeyIlle NJ g A. ~; leaves Dundee at ICY
PM; leaves Dan1ie al las r NJ; leaves SIserys-
sGro at Is 4 3, s' ss
( TRAIN No. ANEW YORK AND NEW on
LEANS ExpaKss, Eastwsrd-I; esvs Cn.t aoss =
M leaves sailsb9ry at $50 A. ~; leaves Gt aI p
boForat l0:5S p. NJ; lesyes p.nsie =. R,,.s.
n. leaves Dundee At LAB z. leave" :. ea a.s6
yips at Sol T. ~: arrives IN hseenioh' .
TRAIN No. 5.--LxSSHsUss AScoAs y line:
West R,spond =. .Sss a Ria mr. si
q r. N; arrives 8. Lynchbu:g at 6:2o r. ,o =.
TRAIN No. accoshorSA,fiDsSs ~.
sSssw :. Rissoss q ssT y q lo
!, TRAIN No. E-LocAL BuRKEyiLLsA cCp,a s,yez
TIcN daily fexeeps Sunday, ~estwsra-L,sss A.
k,shmona st tn III; arrives al bnfa'',"' :
TRAIN No. l0.-LooAL RUhxkyiL.L,s a .. fs?ss
MopkTrON. East wsrd-Leaye5 BurSeSi!se =. WV
T4sins Nos a ssfe soanss. q With
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad wtth
Trains Scs. 8 and 9 Connect At Grssnse"fo' "'S1
Tne through trains conn ea at sna pus
dee with trains on the Rtchmoad, FredeStS; s Vir.
and Potomac railroad, and ,Rasatnxtnn Ctts,, ana
from Washington, baltimore, Phi&aeiphH'
NeH York. .,,,,,a x,kh
sTsaIna Nos. snd connect u GnatYsu us al.
road 10 ard nom Greenyfe, httsIss. ossnun,S
Mobile, Pensaeols, New Orleans. eng ~ t,s,a,Sa
western points and with the Snsfi.us. Sayau-
nah, TalIahaasae, and all soalhern polDts ~. ~
Tnia No. Is eonpecss at Busaeyilis VII ISpcsp
lapsie, MissiAippia snd Ohio nirosc, lrs1a a,nis
h,,yr 1hattAhotxS and AL soutbwcs,ern poln,s,
TicseIS soNSf0 all soushera and soaihWee :.
Mis- Add fhssksf thresg. "a IL. Ian q
Sss fsfs fsn On aif nigh nss-
Local tickets are good Only for GontueS%s@ lay
sage no the points named on the ue2e! ~
over eheeAs N'il " s''T T. NJ. r. TALCoIIn,,
General superintendent
IeHS R, MAcMURpo, General fssssas~ -
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Mr. Blaiue i-rsigood speaker snd rnsusger,
but apparently be IL pot much Of 9 jasyer.
He attempted TO rnnasure swords with Mr.
Lamar 10 that wss Tuesday, and was 80
completely ~srs,ed 10 the encounter that
even bis enemies cannot but feel u little pity
for him. 1t seems TO ibeunderstnod that Mr..
Blaine will lose, css'e as presidential sspi-
rant by THE bns'nass. White there bave
beenkeveTal Presidents who were not famous
for legs! aeamen, yet snch officials have
never made auy pretepce that way. Blaine
has made them, and has been tripped-an
important a'Gsreoee.--.Philadelphia Tets.
graph { Repab
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DEATHS,

Died, Thursday morning, March g., 1875, ut ] 0
lor, in the fifty sixth year Of her age. -
The funeral services will take place from Broad
Street Methodist Episcopal church THIS friday
AFTERNOON ara O'Clock. Friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend. : @'.7F*
Died, Of Inflammation of the brain, IN Manches.
ter, "Wednesday night Ut $40 O'Clock, ID rs. SAL
LIE a. SUSNALLY,in The twenty second year
Of her age. .1'" = ... &C
The funeral will take placeyfrom the Episcopal
church THIS, (Friday) EVENING at 8 O'Clock.
Friends and acquanlances of the family, and those
of her father, the late Augustus Galloway, are In
vited TO attend. .-+-GS&t2 ~ 49,. - (.
Died. at his residence corner OF Main and Twen-
teth streers. after long and painful illness, which
he bore with Christian forlitude, JOHN D0RAS,
ln the forty fifth year or his age.
BIS fureral will take place from st. Patrick g
The friends or the family, and also, those of John
and Michael Kelly, are respectfully requested to
attend. t"9'%Ihuit &. = -
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3 gN NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! ".
DRY GOODS AT PRICES NEVER DREAMED
OF BEFORE.


Fifty thousand dollars worth just opened at
CUHFN BROTHERS.. among which are
40 -niecas BLACK SILK GsENAI INES at 37kc.,
The former price havlEg been 75c.;
HOO wards ALL-WDoL LlONESE BLACK
MOUSLAINES ut 37Hc., the lowest price Of
which Is generally 65c.; -.-... ....,.E E
so pieces BLACK ALPACA at $50, the same
heretofore sold at 45c at Ale. compares ex-
actIy with the former Csc. goods; SILK Lustre
bradford manufacfory) at 5Oc., never sold be-
fore for less than rs To Soc.
81 various STYLES Of handsome PLAIDS (new de-
signs) from Is to 25c. .,t....s.-"
This Stock Of Dress Goods Is almost full In all Its
variety for the conf ng season.
Just opened over So, 900 worth or BLACK SILKS,
In Llonese, Cashmere, aud Sstin Finish-the
handsomest goods ever offered In this city, and
at such prices as will astonish everybody.
Also. the TAFFETA and MA Dlk1A SILKS, In
black. from CSC. to 81 40-25c. y yard less than
they were ever sold before.
COLORED SILKS, in new designs and shades,
! much below market value. - -. :.
70 dozen BLACK T II K Il E-B U TTON KID
so DOZEN BL ACx Two-BUTToN KID GLOVES
125 dozen WHITE and COLoRED TWO-BUT-
TON KID GLOVES at 75c. e .'f. = I. -
These gloves are the same generally sold at S1.25
60 dozen FRENCH WUVE CORS Its at 40c.;
20 dozen FRENCH WOVE CORSETS at Soc;
Also. about $50 dozen FINE CORSETS at about
one half their value. NH . :
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A very srsadsnie story 10 Harper's Mega
cine for March, The Crime of Aogs,l
Tempes, "-was written by Mrs. SUSAN AR.
CHEZ WkIss. formerly Miss TALLEY, OF Rich
mond. 1I'.ts a Virginia story General
WAsHIssroE figures 10 1t. ,se,l;..-. :. +. q.
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DIssa1UTIoNs .dkslPARrNaRsHIPa,

n CITE E,.s- a ~ -,sa ..aa J.
The CO. partnership hereto fore exs.ing In This city
under The style OF RHASEkN q WAL wssIerml-
Of Mr. +. p. BRAgSAy. Theundersigped, suryty-
ing parine wilt proceed to wind up the badness Of
t6elae ara.: AL psrsopstpdeotsd ~ thet Arm i u
make uayment TO the .unliersignsd, aud all eiains
aea nssthe firm will be presehsedto him for ettis-
lnepts tIiaA T. ~ 80 sfa5t5t :, % -
THIS, upaerSisnsd also. sizes natiss thss hesyll
sarthso Id atand No 1871 Sasy street, aMd respects
fully requests The continuance Of the ex.
tended TO the old firm. ED. L. Vial.
RICHMOND, March 8,ls7S. NH 6-eod6t.
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~ DO NOT FAIL TO BUY YOUR
WHITE GOODS at COHEN BROTHERS. at a
saving of ut least fifty per cent They are sci ling
CORD PlQUE at DC worth SOC. at $50 cheap
at soc; EAINSOOK CHECK MUSLIN at 1890.
All the finest grades ut near half yalue. so,
STRIPED ut zoe. worth 40c; LACE STRIPE AT
zoe. worth fully 37!6c; at soc. reduced from Cue.
NH 8 t.!.. .....-
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Pinchback says pnbhcly that be viii 20
back to Louisiana and fsht for Dew cleo
ton, but In private conversation he says that
his rejection will inevitably give Louisiana
to tie Democracy.
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Governor KsILooe WIN appoiot a new
senator. 1T 10 noe likely that be will select
PlScKBAeE $ The. Legislature will elect a
Democrat next winter, y. ). sis /. go e.. az
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MARRIAGES..

Married. the Cd instant, at the residence Of the
brides mother (Mr5. Robert Glen), Cumberland
county, Va, Mr.. JOSEPH n. PARKER, formerly
of Richmond, 10 Miss NELLIE q. GLEN. No
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- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HIrE

LINEN LAWNS at zoe. worth fully 40c. !;
WHITE CAMBRIA at &c. worth l2tc: ut l0c.
yard widc): FRENCH NAINSOOkS and CA Al
HsICS ut 20 and 25c fully worth from 40 to 60c. !;
S,4OO yards HAMBURGER EDGING at entire new
prices; beautfu! EDiING at *, S4, 10, and
12hc.-ihc largest assortment and cheapest ever
offered In this city. Thousands OF other good, At
half value at COHEN BROTHERS..
NH
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REMOVALS..

DEMOVAL.-Ths is to notify my friends
IL and the public in general that have removed
nv place Of business from % Iweflh street 10 me
stand lust under the ballard House, on FRANKLIN
street where L will be prepared to manufacture
RUOTS aud SHOES Of ali descriptions and VIII pay
particular attention TO repairing. give me CAL.
NH 1856 ..s. fEs,- JAhES DCL4ON
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A1cuMoSD AND PETERSBURG RAlLnoAo}
COMMENCING OCTOBER "a, 1875
" trains on this road. viii run as follows:
1~-e~~---LEAvE RICHMOND SOUTH
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except sum.
day., connecting for all points south
81 and West. SleepiBg-caT attached run q
through 10 Weldon. g 81.
7A5 A.. NJ, FIR EIGHT TRAIN daily (except Sum
.Hi 81. dayl, with coach attached for Peters
. % burg, and stations on the Southside
Il - road, LyEchburR, and the West =,
1:45 p. NJ, THKoUaH- MAIL daily, connecting
y .ea-rse for all points south aud lest. Pas.
! senRers taking tlss train viii rnake
close connection at Petersburg foI
Norfolk Elegant p.rior-car attaches
runs through 10 Weldon. .-, ,,,,
500 2. NJ, FREISHT daily Except Sunday WIZ
coach attached. 80
I s-i LEAVE rETERssURG NORTH.
7:5o A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily except Sun
day. With coach attached.
1900 H., THROUGH MALL daily, coHnecun8
' With Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all poins East
and West. zts.s.gs~ a...
: 500 2. n. FREIGHT daily Except Sundays
/ ~ 800. coach attached.
1885 r. b., THROUGH MATL daily texeep. SUR
y day., connecting with RichEopd q
Fredericksbur8an and Potomac rallroad
|, for oil points East and West. Pullman
~. ...E n sleeper attached. cumming through
ID connection with the Chess peake and
+, ' Ohio railroad for the Virginia Sprnd
+. .~r" 800 and all points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will rot Stop between Rich-
2s Ems a.d he daily
bia. Augusta, Savannah. and Southwest GeorgA'
without break: Of schedule; ,,..rd
at l:45 F; NJ MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and
Al TRAINS leaving Petersburg will star. from
!. Se ri A. SHAW. Superintendent
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VISITING CARDS, SOC, to 81 1ar.t0 AZ
the DIsRATCH. PRINTING-Hou HEs
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iMrErfHe1B.

- n
HEADo,Rs RICHMOND CoMMASDEE1, NO. ~
RICHMOND, VA, Match 10,1e76.-1
-nRDERs No. 11.--SIR KNlGHTs,-As-
I 1semble atss sAlb1u,s HalTH ELS Fri. M
DAY, Ev ENTN 6 lat g O'Clock to re &c A., ~
y. New husband Memorial, ihuud for sucn "
other business may be brought before
you. I ~ 4 4 !
? ~ oANS WILLIAM T. ALLEN,
r Captain-General.
4 Attest: GEORGE z. PACE, Recorder. = -, =.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

GRAYs, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for 81
d.vI SlIiHT I'm undress uniforms. Roll-cail at III
tayn - . ....s w. q. STOKES,
NH 1O-1t Second Sergeant.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAuRo,n.,
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
.-.-.-- RICHMOND, Va. March 1, 1878.
n AND AFTER MARCH 1a-e pic

Train leaving Richmond OF soc A. N. runs daily
{except Sundayh stopping at all regular stations.
Train leaving Richmond at QF0 L. N. runs daily
Stopping at Hanover, Louisa, GordnsyIlle, Char.
lottesve, Ivy, Mediums river. Greenwood
Waynesboro', Slaunton.. Goshen, Millboro,, Coy
iupton Allegheny, and all regular stations west ~
Allegheny. sta -
Accommodation irm.u. ayes Richmond for Cor.
louisville and sill intst ale stations daily lexces,
Sunday at 1885 2. 81 '#
Trains arrive at kicnho as follows:
EXPRESS Train daily. ................4:45A A. u,
Mail Train daily srce-v. Sun"ayI at.....5:4G p. "
Accommodation Train daily Except
SunO3y) S.1U A. NJ
Traius coming nto Richmond stop at stations "a
above .a....s $50.
Trains make close connection with trains Of the
Richmond and Danville and Richmond and Peters
burg railroads, both to and from Richmond.
For further Information, rates, &C., apply at 90
Main street. or ut company's offices.
-. ~. 5. -E-. CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
W. Al. !. kUSS,
NH General Manager
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w FRESH CoD-LIVER OIL.
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OUR OWN DEPORTATION. y.

We have Just received supply OF our MED1CI-
HALLY PURE COD.LIVER OIL, which is made only
Of HEALTHY, FRESH LIvRRS, and has the endorse
ment of physicians and pntieuts that 1t Is MORE
ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH and more readily
assimlla ted than any other. ST.
MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
no1 919 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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BUFFALO LIrHIA WATER.-By the
ID case, $3.50; by single bottle. fifty cents de-
Itycred POLK MILLER & CO,
-N--'.t rs ApoIhccaries.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

u
Trains connect at West Point with steamers from
Baltimore and all eastern points on WEDSEs-
DAYS FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, and with
steamers for Baltimore and 81! eastern points on
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS.
Fare 10 Batllnore... 0V
Fare to Baltimore and return..... 600
Fare 10 Washington. ~
Fare TO Philadelphla NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. W
Fare 10 New York;. ~ w
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS leave Rick-
and SUNDAY, connecting ut West Point with
steamers, and delivering freight In Baitimore early
next morning; returning, leave West Point az
2.l5 Z. NJ, arriving at Richmond IL Z. NJ,
and csnnecting with the Through Freight Trains
on the Richmond and Danyllle railroad for all
southern points. -.... - -
EXPRESS FREIGHT received on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY before q p. NJ, will
be delivered In Baltimore the following day 1t )
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS with passenger
coaches attached leave Richmond al $50 A. ". on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS,
and leave West Point for Richmond the same days
Mt :55 A. 81, arriving At Richmond al 1855 p. II.
The management takes pleasure In announcing
steamers Of this line hetween Baltimore and Wet
Point have been reftIed In the most thorough
maaner for the accommodation OF passengers and
freight. .,...H ..
Travellers taking this line arrive In Baltimore
In ample time 20 conpecs with the rail lines for
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all eastern
and western points. .
Freights will lie given the utmost dispatch. No
transfers at Richmond Of freights TO or from SOUTH
Fl. T. DOUGLASS. Superintendent
". NJ ERAGG. Master TRANSPORTATION, NH
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Z Isl EXCELLENT. cALIeoEsa.sl and

5 Isl EXCELLENT. CALICOEssat18& and
LASCIsT fi CiMBR1Cs 1t loo. per yard;
PEkCALESaf12 Is. 16ss and 20c. per yard;
SffIRTISGS and SHEETtN6S retailed at whols-,
RlCHaRDs0H's IRISH LINEN. the best masu.s
fractured, retaiied At the ease price, aud by the
.cBEYipT .saiRTINGs at lex, .isss 20, and.
,25c,s r. :,
BEiE1TCR from ITO soc. per yard;' y i31,n
LIN IN aTABLE4CLQTHe yards longs ss&1.
tCoTfSoS sBIlp 1t sftora piece of len yarts
l?a worth S1.50, atti.4aiwnrthslsaa; 1a - ~!
NAPKINS. all lrre linen, ut 81, $l,25, Sl.ou, and
up TO So per dozen.
In ordering goods 10 be sent BY. mail sand suia-
LEVY BROTHERS,
1Ol7 and 1919 Maio street.
NH Richmond, va,