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Hoist with his own Petard. "

Ether Mr.. GARFIELD, Of Ohio, must be Il
- SIM, le person, or he is not disinclined
10 % Mr. BLAINE disservice. When inter-
lur.lJ by Dir. Hill, who protested against
T. .tyiyal of the history Of the horrors OF
e.: Hur, MIR. GARFIELD said: $50 do l.
w. brought it bere?" OF course there
-, be but one response; and that was /:
me-" BLAINE,'" BLAINE" The qucs-
st : plainly pointed to him as though GAR
r,.,.p, in the words Of NATHAN to DAVID,
hA >t,id 10 BLAINE, "Thou art the man u
Ii BLAINE did not with true inwardness
o0l,ss" GARFIELD, his porceptiye faculties
ar, a little duli--rather.
Now, this is the point wherein the great
presidential aspirant amongst the Republl =
cans has been fearluly chilblained. He
brought into Congress the history of horrors
which Mr.. GARFIELD Implicdly cXccratcd
him for 50 bringing There. Yes, BLAINE
brought it in to disturb The peace Of legi>a-
ton and set brethren 10y the ears. He
planned his programme during the recess OF
Congress. Tie was To mnrc to exclude poor
JEFF. DAVIS, and 70 make Il speech in WHICH
he would pour out horrors enough 10 re-
yive the War.rlnc0.s OF the North and him.
self ride upon them mao The presidency. He
prepared the speech for the purpose, making
JAFF. DAVIS to bear bis budget Of accusa.
tiouS. when DAVIS in ali his career in he
presidency was never Intentionally the per.
-, q, A.. rr ,,l,, ap;k
strategy OF BaAINE'S WAS in the line Of pure
Discrimination.
ELAINE brought the history il. The whole
land knows ii. Every tongue tells it. He
disturbed peace--he interrupted concilia-
ton he curdled the milk of human kindness
that gas so purely flowing into the public
hear. Yes. ii was BLAINE. "BLAIsE" the
wJoIs-" BLAINE" tue floods aud "hol!oW
i! uutains ring"
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Moody AND SENKBY.-Philddelphid, jan
nary 12.-The assemblage at the noon. day
nraver. meeting Of the cvangelists to-day was
larger than any for weeks past, the canvas
across the ccEtre aisle being entirely removed.
The rlqtform was almost uncomfortaoly
crowded with ministers and ladies'. After the
singing of n hymn and prayer, s1r. Moody
spoke on "Hope," basng his remarks on
the fifteenth verse of the third chapter OF
the First Epistle of Peter. At the conclu.
sion of his remarks Mr.. Sarkey spoke for q
few minutes on the subject of "Hope," en-.
couraging Christian wives and mothers to
hope on for the retaining Of their wayward
husbands and sons. At the request of a
number of persons who could not attend
the evening meeting he sang the "Nine'y
and Nine" This was followed by short adj
dresses.
The Moody and Sankey meeting was
crowded tonight half an hour after the doors
were opened, and many left unable to gain
admission. Mr.. Moody preached upon the
importance of securing salvation at once,
and said the only way Of obtaining it was to
make an unconditional surrender to God.
The remarks of the speaker had deep effect.
Upon the conclusion of the services the in
quiry.rooms were packed With people OF
both sexes ipquiring after the light.
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:: GG. OF SoUrH CAROLINA, TURNED OuT.-
| "a dispatch TO the Baltimore Gd2eAe.l
J. .4iugton, Japnsry 12.-The House Com,
/ go Oh Elections will decide that Aose' OF
:, .tn CAROLINA, elected from district not
l. &c up of contiguous territory, Is MOI ca
ls':,dlo his seat, nor the district TO repfesen-
lr.1on. until the act OF Congress requiring all
congressional districts to be EN- rscea 10 CEN
,euIus territory is complied with. This is
tie first case of the kind that has ever come
bore Congress.
lTbe negroes of the South Carolina LegiS-
l,iure SO dis,rlcted the State rs Virginia
would BE djstricted il Campbell and Hcnrico
counties were in one congressional district
end the Intervening counties in another
Nevertheless, the precedent OF Congress de-
Gliding on districts is very dangerous one
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sPECTAL Es,T.ys
az ATCosri AT COST AT crsv

will offer for the next sixty savs
stock Of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., s,an1n
, low cost, preparatory to takIng Inventory AZ.
not believe In carrying goods over from one
| to another. Customers can get extra barya,,, :
giving me call, as goods must and will h. 49,.
cheap to effect sales Come one and all 10 the s,,A
| sale OF
DRESS GOODS Of all kinds and prico,,
AsLACK ALPACAs, CACHMEEEs, MERlyos
HE. SRrETrA and CREPE CLOTHS,
BLACAI and CoLoRED SILKS and PorLrys
PLAIN q. d PLAID fLANNELs:
WHITE, CIR AY, RED. BLUE, and CHECKER
FLANNEL. 9, for shirts, &C.;
WHITE, RED, a ID GRAY TABLE-LISEss N.
NAPKINS;
BLEAcHED and 81 OWN sHEETINGs, Pill.
Low-CAsE CoT1 oNs, BED-TICEtyGs
GINGHAMs, and JEA Ss-ex'ra ches2
BLANKETS, white and colo red, al %. c5.
them out;
sHAwLs, BALMoEAL ana AED
SKIRTS, very low
CASsIMERES, JEANS,
WATERPROOF and BEAVER afcn
TO sell them out-great barsa''
NOTTINGHAM LACES,
TIDES, TOILET SITS,
NUBIAS, HOODS;
Ladies', Misses, and Gent.em, Mypry,
SHIRTS and DRAWERS-exua heap:
The largest stock or KID GLOVE Isl the city -,
the lowest prices;
SCARFS, RIBBONS, HaNDk ERCHiEF>. CAM
BRIO EDGINGS and INSERrINGS, &c.. es,r,
cheap.
Don't forget, now /, the time 10 save money, and
the place IL at WILLIAM TIlALHIMER'S,
ul1 COL Broaf street.
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In Philadelphia. Mrs. Lynch, believing
herself sundercd by report put in crcul:-
ton by Mrs. Kate Osborne, accompanied
her husband on n visit 10 her accuscr TO de-
maud re;raction IN his presence. Mrs. O.
borne refused 10 make any rctrac'iOr, when
Mrs. Lynch presented a revolver which she
had conceded in Der muff aud, tirirg it..
irf'c:cd light wound in the left side. The
woult-be murder'ss is in cuStCd".
Right Rev. jams Gibbons, 5iShcp OF
Richmond. Va. is visiting bis friends in
Baltimore. He celebrated mlSs a''he cltnc.
dral Yesterday. Sun, 18Th.
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EXPLOSIVE KEgosESE-A STARTLING RE-
SUIT OF TESTS. Professor W. P. Tonry de.
lyered the first lecture in the course OF
chemistry at the Maryland Institute last
night, taking as his subject Kerosene" an
article of daily use, which has produced
more household disasters than almost any
other known agent. The Professor stated
that the result of test of twenty samples OF
coal-oil, purchased ct different places In The
city, showed that eleven of the samples were
highly dangerous. six unsafe. and three sale
The range of the fl shipg points were sixty
nine 10 1874, and the burning point from
sixty-nine to $50 degrees F. The highly
dangerous were those that will give off in
flammable vspors at very low temperatures,
and whose burning point is under ITO f.
One Of these samples had burning point as
low as sixty-nne degrees, which is about
ordinary summer temperature. The highest
FISHING point was ninety degrees. The un-
safe samples range from Lightweight to
ninety.five flashing point.
In determining the danger Professor Ton
~ was guided By the temperature of the oil
In an ordinary lamp after it has been burning
some time. For this he referred to series
of experiments, as determined by Professor
Chandler, uf New York, where the highest
temperature reached by the oil IN lamp
after burning an hour was 129 and the low
est seyenty.six degrees. The danger of ex-
plosion arises from an oil which will give on
Yapors In the lamp when these vapors become
mixed with air. 1t is not the vapors alone
that are explosive, but the mixture of vapor
and air. In seventeen Of the twenty samples
taken from the shops 10 Baltimore vapor
would be given Of at the ordinary tempera'
ture of the oil in the lamp in use.
The result Of Professor Tonry's tests
shows more concIusiyely than anything yet
offered the highly dangerous nature OF kero.
sene, and should hasten legislation. If not OF
prohioitory character, at least restrictive 70
oils that will bear the tests OF qualified IN
specter. The horrors Of "coal-ol" lamp
explosions, as reported from time to time,
are sickcnng, and some proper mea'u
should be taken to prevent the suffering and
death so common from this cause.-BaAH-
mare Sun. 18Th.
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Postal.

Virginia. Office is established at Peach
Bottom, Grayson county, on Route II, 32O,
next to Independence, and Mr.. G. Alexander
appointed postmaster office at kent's Mills,
Wytbe county, is reestablished' on Route
II, 013, railroad between Max Meadows and
Wythevile, F. 2. Mallet appointed post.
master.
appointments. Harvey j. Williamson,
postmaster at Wood Lawn, Carroll county,
Va, uice a. J. Williams, to correct name.
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS
FOR THE
CITY PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.
In accordance with law, sealed proposals Tor ALI
VERTISIHG, PRINTING, RULING, and BIND
ING for the city Of Richmond viii be received By
the Committee on Accounts and Printing until
January Is, 1876, at II O'Clock N. Contract to
commence February 1, 1876, and to end on the
s1st January, 1877. Proposals must be made for
each branch separately, Us follows: $751;.
ADVERTISING:
Advertising per square each Insertion.
BOOK AND PAMPHLET PRINTING.
Plain mposilion OF type per thousand ems;
Press-york per token OF $50 impressions or less.
JOB PRINTING. BINDING. &C.
Composition or type per thousand ems .....
Press work per token OF 25 10 impressions;
Folding, ruling, finding, and stitching.
The committee reserve the right 10 itJect any or
Ali bids.
Contractors will be- required 10 enter into bond,
with security, for the prompt and faithful e1eea-
tior OF their contracts.
WILLIAM Fl. WILLIAMS,
= Chairman Committee on Accounts
and Printing, Council Chamber.
ia 5,7,1o,12,14&l5 Ct
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Compliment to Judge Guild.

In his speech on Wednesday Mr. Garfield,
of Ohio, quoted a passage from a commune
cation from Major Guild, Confederate Agent
of Exchange, to General Winder, to the ef
feet that the arrangement for exchange
worked largely in their favor, as they got rid
Of most miserable wretches, and received
back some Of the best material he had ever
seen. Commenting on that letter he re.
ferred to it as an exhibition not between
par mobile frahum, but between par diabo'
tuna.
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NAT GREAT REDUCTION
COHEN BROTHERS

COHEN BROTHERS.
All goods reduced In order to close stock for tbs
season. Their stock Ii the fullest ever offered this
season of the year.
NOW IS THE TINE TO SAVE MONEY.
They will commence January the LIST and con-
| tnuc until their stock Is reduced.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
reduced at least 20 per ccat
Great reduction in all SILKS:
COLORaD SILks at astonihhiDgly low marks to
close for this scason-their stock Of SILKS Is
almost complete In every variety Of shade;
PLAID and STRIPED SILKS at an extra reduc-
ton;
Also, great bargains In BLACK SILKS, both TAT
FETh aud GROS-GRAIS
CAsHMERES, BoMBAZINEs, TAMIsE, AUS
TRALIAN CREpEs, and other
MOURNING GOODS
at less price than ever known;
KID aud BUCK GAUNTLETS reduced 10 Sc.
worth fully sl.25-o,her GLOVES reduced;
Good ALL-wooL FLANNEL reduced to COCA
yard;
A large stock OF HAMBURGER EMBROIDERY
purchased at various auction sales during TIC
past season is reduced to an ns;onishin&Y 10"
rate;
Two cases good CALICOES reduced to SIC SELF
ing generally Al S4c.;
Best make Of CALICOES reduced 10 6Ic.:
Three cases of YARD-WIDE BLEACaED COT
TON, equal In quality to Androscoggin, at NC.
Four bales of UNBLEACHED COTTON at &c.,
cheap al l0c.;
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, and sill o'hsr Sosas
greatly reduced TO close for this season.
COHEN BROTHERS,
800 Broad street,
% bot Hnpn Third and Eourlh Streets.
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DEATH

Died, in Manchester Va, Wednesday. January
12lh, at 8 O'Clock +. NJ, at the residence Of h'r
sister, Mrs. NJ }. Walters, Of consumption, Mrs.
CARRIE f., wife Of f. ]. Eutlock. and daughter
OF The late NJ. II. and Margaret Hudson, formerly
OF Petersburg, Va.
Let Inc go, for am weary
OF the chain which binds me Eere;
Let my spirit bend It's pinonS
TO brighter, holier sphere.
Earth Ills true. has friends to bless me
With their fond and faithful love,
But the hands of angels beckon
Ne To brighter worlds above.
Let me 20, for earth has sorrows,
Stu. ami pain. and bitter tears;
All its paths are dark and dreary,
All It's hopes ore frausht with fears;
Short-lived are Its brightest flowers,
Soon its cherished hopes decay;
Let me 90 l fuin would leave 1t
For the realms Of endless day.
The funeral service will be preached at the Ore
7. NJ. Friend: and acqualntances of the family
are respectfully invited 10 attend ****"
Died, "Wednesday, January II. 1876. at IA
O'Clock p. b., al her fathers residence. 929 west
Clay STREET, INDIAN A FLORENCE TYLER, third
daughter Of CIemma +. aud William II. Tyler;
aged fifteen years.
Thou art gone 10 the grave, but we will depore
Since God WAS thy ransom, thy guardian, thy
He gays thee He took thee, and He will restore
And death has no sting 'since the Saviour hath
died.
Her funeral will be preached THIS DAY friday
at 81 O'Clock Z. NJ. from Grace Street Baptist
church. The members of the church, her SUNDAY
school class also her SchOopaleS from Letgh-Street
school, and all others who desire 10, are respectfully
Invited to attend without further roiice.
Died, at the residence Of Mrs @. Ragland, on the
18th instant, Miss MILLY JENKINS, IN the
eighty. fifth year of her age; Eative or Hanover
county but lately of this city:
Her remains Will be inferred in Hanover.
Died, on WEDNESDAY January 1 9th, at IL o'clock
P. NJ. at her residence, 527 Broaa street, after =
long and painful Illness, Mrs. EMILY II. STONE,
the beloved wife OF E. K. Stone In the sixteh year
of her age.
Her suffering ended with the day,
Yet lived she al It's close,
Ard breathed the long, long night away
In statue-like repose.
Butwhen the sun In all his state
Ilumed the eastern skies,
She passed through glory'5 morning gate
And walked in Paradise.
Her funeral will take place THIS (Friday) EVE.
MING ut 8 O'Clock at the Centenary Methodist
church. Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited TO attend.
Philadelphia and Fredericksburg papers please
copy.
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The Farmyille Mercury sends out fine
ca,aadar, bu. acknowledges that il can't tell
what the Dispatch thinks of general DICK
TAYLog's funding bill. Indeed, the Mercury
says it would take Philadelphia lawyer 10
fad out,
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The Radicals Of the Iowa Gencr Assem-,
b.r Oh Wednesday nominated lie unu. j.
i wood for Quilted States senator. com
- ,'cation having previously been received
fra, Senator Harlan declining renomiua-
tlut.
jARL4N is northern Methodist preacher,
o., ...!her, noY ex-preacher.
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MI BOTTOM KNOCKED OFT OF
DR .GoODn.
THE HOLIDAYS ARE OVER, AND DRY
GOOIS TUMBLE.


SYCLE BROTHERS will In order To close on,
their winter stock, from this date oif"r DRY
GOODS at prices Lever before known to this trade.
TYCOON REPS when we have in Stock We wi.
offer them at only 2Oc., which Is one ceCt below
case price.
81. ga and l0c per yard;
GL1cK ALPAcAs at 80, Is, 80 30, 40, so, e2s
These goods are Of the very best brsnd, and We
call special ate lton to them. rs they have been
marked down from s to 90 per cent.
We have the largest line OF SILk-FINlSH Mo-
HAIRS In the city nnd offer them AZ cot price.
BLAGk FhEhCH ~ MERpiSvs' iG,MnE :, ~
1T bottom prices.
Don't fail 10 look at these goods If You want To
GRIPPE Wells and CREPE COLL>I:s- nue
assorted stock-yery low;
BLACK md C0iORED SILKS AT prices to as,oulsh
Examine our BLACK SILK at %, which +, ac-
city by our best judges Of SILKS.
and 25c., reduced from 20. 40, and 56c
500 pieces PLAID FHENCH CAMBKlCS one
ok yard idf a ios 10Th 2oe ;T MtsT
All brands of BROWN anu BLEACHED COT
TONS aud SaEkTINGS REALIZED at case prices;
oSsbtEE uhnbsc G%y 1 r:ea from
A full line Of PLAIN ard TWlLLED FLANNELS
REDUCED W tOrt price,
WHITE l0-4 BED.BLASkETS at 50, REDUCED
from 81 10; -
S1.50, and 1915, made of the best material;
USBLEACHED kSlTlISG-COTTONa at 3Oc.
BI.FAJ HED Knitting COTTON aud COTTON
YARSS IN all Nos
An excellent TNO-BUTTON COLOREn KID a.
75c. worth 3 30;
COESr1o at all prices: ~ 49,.
LINEN TABLE.COTHHs, NAPKINS, TOWELS
LINEN and COTTON DIAPERS, reduced in
prices; - ~
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS. PLAlS AID u EM-
STITCHED MANUFACTURES, BREAk-
FAST SHaWLS, HOODS, SACQCES, CAPS,
&c, very low;
Full line Of Toll EFT SOAPS:
large stock OF fURS, CARPETS. and OH
CLOTHS 10 he closed out regardless OF cost
HUNDREDS Of ether articles marked down. when
we have not space enough 10 cnumcrite
CONE ONE, CONE ALL, to the cheap dry-2ooda
establishment OF SGtLE BkcIhEEs,
429 Broad street, between Fourth aud Firm.
ia )
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Gas in Richmond has been reduced in
price from 5000 per 1000 feet to $1,000
Petersburg NearS.
Two thousand dollars is still pretty good
price. But tue fact is, the reduction is to be
only to $3.50.
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II JEFF. DAVIS had vote in Congress 40
would certainly vote for BLAlSE's bill rather
than RAsDALL's. The former makes him
stand out as the hero OF the "rebellioE."
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The Worlds Washington correspondent
didn't like BEN. Hills speech. Of course
not. The Worlds horizon comes downjus
outside of New York city.
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the movement on foot. BE wanted them to
organize against this military domination
which was threatening our republican in
sfitutions
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n1oO REWARD.-MR. ROBERT SAM.

~ Il III IL w
sDlUO UEL BEDFORD ef: his res idence, No.
3l2 north Third street, between Broad anu MAR
snail. on last Thursday mornlug, December 29th,
between 7 and B o'clock, and up to this time has
not returned. AS he was quite feeble from L late
spell of sickness, ii Is feared he has met with some
accident. ,-
IIan on when he left black SLOUGH hat, black
cloth Cyercoat and dark pants. He was abe ut
sixty years # age, five feet ten inches high,
spare bnlt. gray beard, hair partly gray both hair
and beard recently trimmed, stopped very much
when walking. He wa, last seen by an acquaintance
nj five minutes before 8 o'clock same morning, cor
ner of Grace ard Madison streets, coming down
Grace.
Abou. O'Clock same morning person answering
above description was seen on The Tree bridge, act
ing strangely, by 4 gentleman, who saw him get
over the railug and then get back again. Thinking
MS very strange hing, he called friends atteI-
lion /, 1t and turning tn look they found the man
missing this occurred about 100 yards from
the Manchester SIDE, they concluded he could not
have walked that distance IN such short Time, hut
n,ust rave jump"n IN the river. They looked over
The side of the Dl dsr, Uui saw Eothlng UNUSUAL In
the water. : H.. above reward Of ONE iCSDRtD
..pLI RS Will be PAID for his recovery, dead or
alive. w. DrOiD'
il 3 "odtf 1903 Main street.
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sEINE-THREAA. Ne.

SEINE-THREAD, ElNE'ss.sS1
y THREAD, of nay own importa - 10 tss
ton. desire 10 cal particular aitsn ,.e shieh
superior quality OF these goods no" ~ ,hsrgS Sha
s,r en- Mod Ia offer 10 all these la want oS III
article as, less prices than any o'ksf aoas' - :
Unita1 states, ....x>,,a MIG COOKS sad
CisRkW0oD. ROPES, &C., slIsys sh hAIN
low prices. .,, % o,der at shos!
notice. - l Ia, Van tn0icssas
ta1 iIsv as@ A's' -
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UMBER FOR SALE.-5,G00 feet inch
Ia CLEAR BOARDS: 100 pieces 3x4-l6 feet !;
a lot JOiST 2x6, 2xS, and 2x9. for sale In lots
from Basin bank near Eleventh street. .ApGlyto
r. n. ARMSTRONG,
504 Marshall street,
jal4-lis between Fifth and sixth.
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NE ST. PAUL'5 CHURCH.-The de.
votional meeting at 81 Paul's Church yestry.room
on Friday night will not be held this week.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

rRAYS. ATTENTION.-Atte regu- q
" lar company drills, at your armory, every p
zSD,hay NJGHT nj O'Clock, In undress nli- isI
Form. until further orders. BY order l. J. Bos- IL
I'm, TontaIn s. IRWIN SMITH,
st n q or First Sergeant
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PERSONAL.

ENGLAND vs.. Any per.
IL son having the papers in the above-namet
cause will please return them to the clerk OF The
Chancery Court Of Richmond, or leave them at thf
office of COLONEL 7. j. EVANS, Eleventh street.
d,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE. an old, well established
4 FEED BUSINESS, STOCK, + y I :,
GOOD-WI &C. Location very desirable, and
satisfactory reasons given for selling.
Any one desiring TO Invest will address ~
IL i4.2l* care Letter. Carrier NOD
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r. 3. Camden, Esq, OF Weston, West Va,
Is dead.
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FSN.ayCtAH.

DAILROAD BONDS FOR SALE
~ rlIrAp-tInsT MORTGAGE BOND. OF 81 600,
ZACH BEARING Z PER CENT. INTEREST, MAY
SOW BE BOUGHT A. Low As $40 PER BOND AND
UPWARDS. These bonds legal mortgage on
some Of the finest railroad property III the United
States, and many of them will on the revival OF
bushes, Use enormously in value. The monetary
below their Intrinsic vlue, ami they now offer great
inducements for either Investment or speculation.
in,lv furnish quotations and other information.
w. r. WEEKS, Banker,
n S6t l7S Broadway, New York.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
BLANK-BooK MANDATORY.

The subscribers have their BQok-BlNDERY
and BLANK-BOOK MAGUFACTOR1 fnfuii ope-
rarion Parties wanting Blank Books OF any kind
ruled and made to order, Books and Per!od!ca.
bound, Pamphlets put up, or PAPER ruled 10 any
special pattern, may rely upon having al such work
we'll done at their house.
They have on tbeir shelves large stock o
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS of The regular pat
Tern, with STATIONERY OF every description.
de so WO0DHOUSE q PAkHAM.
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The following Senate bills were passed
To amcGd section nine Of chapter 1Si 0
the Code, in regard to the sale Of poisons.
70 auttcriZs the board Of supervisors 0
Isle of Wight aud Prince Edward couniie
TO increase the pay Of the county judges o
said counties
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lAMUSENdEN as.
RICHMOND THEATRE.

DILH NUM- fIEh IT'
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH,
commencing MONDAY, January II, 1876.
The leading tragedian Of Booths Theatre, n. u,
MIR. FREDERICK b. WARDE,
will accompany Mr. Booth during his southern
engagements.