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extra session of Congress.

Taere is no room, 10 doubt that there VIII
no an extra session OF Congress. Ehese
INNS, no proyssita for the army. 1t isgiven
on, that the President docs not intend &c
convene the session until near the time
when an appropriation will be necessary.
so ,ha. there may be no time to waite III 'ohe
debate upon the subject. Under the ope'
ration OF the concilistory Administrator
sunposinc that to go on uninterruptediy-
the members win have pretty well de1er.
mined upon the course they will pursue a,'o
will probably come to decision prompsil'
Parties will be closely divided IN pom
houses, and for that reason may ma II oes'
and most convenient not 20 stand 700 hria's
upon extreme issues.
Congress being assembled, will not con.
anc itself, we suppose. to che q"es.'9sh :,
tho army appropriation. The river anu
barhor appropriation bill failed at the last
session, md it IS matter OF importance 70
rho Government that some OF the, apPro'
,,r;a,ious should be made torroid the sns'
nension of works important to the Govern
mont rs we'll as the people. That to the
,ower James river is vitality important TO
virginia and this city. The appropriation
for 1876 is not exhausted, and il the Gov
ernmen: will pay it out there will be SUI
6c;ent sum to 90 on with the work until
midsummer. t. has resulted, as far as II
has gone. TO the great qualification OF oul
peop,e. and il the appropriation DO con
tinuea we shall soon have eighteen feet o.
water from Richmond to the sea.
The bin left high and dry by the eno o.
the session appropriated $4,000 to James
river. That sum would keep up the work
an tte river until the end OF the year.
We think we have good reason to hope
for The passage of the bill at the extra SEES
sion. Itwould be one, and not the least i'm
portant, OF the measures OF Cancellation thai
.psv help to restore harmony to the unloI
along with equality among the States. Viz
rinia has received in the aggregate OF ap
propristiors out Of the National Treasur!
but small portion OF what should have
been voted to her as equally entitled witt
other States to Government aid. It is Ger
tainly the best possible time to give her
Et,le Of the large sum which is, in fairness
d,,p IN her
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si,EusAr. NOTICES..
n- NEW OF OPENING
COHEN BRoTHERs':

COHEN BROTHERS
Special lines Of BLACK and GoLoRED SILKS; =
40 pieces of BLACK SILKS, recently recei4 are
now offered at retail for less than importers
Also variety or COLoRED and FANCY slLhsi
| specinl lines OF 800 pieces Of HAMBURGER EN-
| BROIDERY-the greater part OF their own im-
portation-frem Sc. to S1.25 per yard, incluoins
some OF the finest patterns ever proouceo'
RI,AcK AIPACAs at the latest reductions;
BLACK ALPACA at 22Hc. reduced from 3oc.' nj
ob.3O, &c. up to the finest grades, all reducea
Full lines OF CuLoRED DRESS GOODS IN new oe-
signs and styles: :.
42-inch ALL-w0oL BLACK CASHMERE az
&c.;
BLACK CASHMERE reduced from $3.50 to 81
10 nieces of best FRENCH BoMBAzINEs ut
N ,o5 per yard-heretoforc sold ut $l.6o;
Various other MOURNING GOODS;
$500 pairs KID GLOVES In all sizes ana coloEs'
Mt TIC. pair-the best Glove In the city below
$1.25 pair;
go dozen LADIES' HEMSTITCHED HANDKEk-
CHIEFS Mt $I.25 dozen; FL dozen ut 10 per
dozen worth fully $4.76; .,.s.
large stock of DO1L1ES, SAPhiaS, anu La
BLE-LINEN; .igafl
Also, n large stock Of TOWELs-see their Pure
linen lJar,ask Towels ut So per dozen, also their
0-s Huckaback at 1886 per dozen;
20 pieces OF PURE LINEN LAWNS below marker
value:
RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINEN, in remnants at
sec. per yard-Ane quality THE same manulac'
turers) At Soc;
A large stock of WHITE GOODS OF every descrip-
IN ro,,s NJ WHITE and COLORED MATING
; Also ", DOR OII.-CLOTHS, from 80 to Coo. pei
ward, In the various widths; ....
! BRIDAL, HONEY COMB, CROCHET, and all other
WHITE QUILTS;
4s BrARsEILLES QUILTS at 1915 reduced from
"a; 49, =. -'- ~ -
: The PARIS DOUBLE QUILTS at s3.5o-hereto
fore sold ut $3.50. ns.#
raw ,or,e,v of NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS
including all the latest novelties at
t COHEN BROTHERS,
| ,orror Eourth md Rroad streets.
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Il is said to be IN open secret In New
York that the con to Richmond edite-
rails i'm the Tribune during the war, gene
rally attributed to Mr.. Greeley, were really
written by Mr. Dana, the present editor OF
the Sun, and the most extreme OF Demo
Gratis. - s"a-t ..,".'
A Chicago paper has made the startling
discovery that every member OF the Presl-
dents Cabinet is Of Wing antecedents ex-
cent Schurz, who did not come to this colln-
try until 1918, when Wings were becoming
Free-soilers.
The Boston Transcript favors plan by
which the Electoral College will meet as q
body and vote for President and Vice
President, settling all disputes as to the
qualifications of members.
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The New York Tribunc tells remark
able story about the wrecking OF the Guar
dian Insurance Company BIZ Mr.. Furber.
1t saws that the evidence shows that, IN con-
sideration OF his services, the Universal In
Surance Company agreed to pay Mr.. FurbeI
ii least $4,000 per month for four years. IL
might be more, as he had 1.-The option OF ten
per cent. on premiums from the Guardlan
Company, and also twenty per Gems: on the
forfeited. At IS, 900 month, however, the
payments have been 100000 in twelve ana
one half months and when that period
had elapsed, Nlr. Furber surrendered his
contractand received in full for the remain
der, $3.50, 900. The question'now IS: whose
money was it that was thus literally palo
to Mr. Furber?
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DE-, PORTER'S PRACTICE

DE. PORTER'S PRACTICE
~ mostly diseases Of n chronic nature and cases
given mp as incurable. Although graduate Of two
medical universities, bis method OF treatment Is
pccuIiar to himself. Though there have been men
in all ages who have had the same magnetic power
over diseases of both body and mind-some cali 1t
the Gift of IIealing"yct few have possessed 1t to
such an extent over nearly all diseases and persons.
It Is life and vitality passed from strong and
healthy body to a weak that restores the lost or
UNEQUAL circulation of the vital nervous Guilds.
SO powerful is this influence that persons who have
for years suffered from diseases which have been
pronounced 1ncurable. and to whom medicine has
been admins cred with good effect have been re-
stored TO health In incredibly short space Of time
II will no, restore lost member Of The body per-
form other impos<ibilitles. but 1t will always relieve
| pain. from whatever cause. The practice IS based
upon the most strict principles Of science; there
nothing miraculous or supernatural about IT. 1t Is In
harmony with all natural laws. Many eminent ply
sciaus of other practices not only acknowledge this
power but receive the treatment for themselves and
| families as well as advise 1t to their patients.
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GENERAL JOE JOHNSTON t,asltiilgto,s,
d. g., March is, 1877. The Virginia Re-
pubIieans, under the leadership Of Mosby,
had an interview with the President yester-
day. In the course OF the conversation
Hayes stated thar he had intended offering
the portfolio of the War Department to
General Joe Johnston, but that he had re-
scinded the intention in difference 10 the
feeling oi the North; but that he yet In
tended TO act handsomely by him. letter,
to NOrfokie landmark 3333 IS 5
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No ASSESSMENTS ON GOVERNMENT EM-
pLoYEEs FOR POLITICAL PURp Wash-
,noton, March 17..-secretary Schurz said tns
afternoon that there had not been time thls
week to complete thezsules for governing
the civil service of the Government. Ihey
will, however, retain In substance what mas
already. been referred to, and among other
things will particularly enjoin against as
sessment Of Government employees 1or po-
litical purposes. It Is likely that TINS pro
vision OF the rules will be on characeei
that will not allow any loor-hole whatever
to be found for such assessments OF coilcc-
fihpg .h..r @.-- sr
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Tu.rNnxrExrTpN ofa,MR. SToNE ~ De !,
,,aminafion al William Stone es gnlted
STAKES Tor South Saro nn,nstsss on
tsrday rccommitted 70 ths Com ,1a g,r On
the judiciary at the instance OF Mr. lgon <,
ling, acting chairman 81 the comm Th;a Won ~
the e absence Of Judge Edmunds. Ins was
done after Mr.. Patterson had, In answer 70
\ question, admitted that ne did not pelleye
Mr. stones appointment met toe appIesa'
of the bar or Charleston: was unae as
stood that the, matter should be referred
hack to the President, when II those who
nnnose Mr.. Stone cannot, prove that he Is
an unit person for the place they will make
no further opposition to him.-Bastlmore
Sun. t.-lTtg'i NJ
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T. r. PRICE L &C

nIy FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS:
ElIFFAIO LITHIA WATER at $3.50 a case;
IUTHYADI JANOS BITTER WATER, Hun
garian:
PULLNA BITTER WATER. bohemian;
FREIDRICKSHALL BITTER WATER;
CARLSBAD WATER (Sprudel spring.;
VICHY WATER;
Settlers WATER, Nassau:
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
HAWTHORN SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER,
ALLEGHANY WATER, &C, &C.,
by the bottle or IN original packages, on the best
terms ut -,,-,, r.
NH el9 Main street.
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n-Y r. r. PRICE & co.
ARE RECEIVING
ELEGANT BLACK SILKS. S1.25 to 80:
NEW,DREsS GUODs-ali colors;
PLAID aud CHECKED PoPLINs-new.
Elegart line MOURNING GOODS In CASH
,lEREs, HENRIETTAs, &C., 7oc. to 81 yer yard
ALPACAs and MOHAIRS, CSC, SOC, 35c. to II
GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.
u,hQ
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EVERYBODY SHOULD GO wurnn
...- .... THEY CAN BUY
r. THE CHEAPEST GOODS
NOW Is YOUR CHANCE
At sY Gle BROTHERS

They viii remove to No. $40 Broad s,-,.,
1st Of Nav. and viii offer GREAT R,pC,,Dn't>
iii that time. ''9a U.s.
BLACK ALPACAS, CACTIEMIREs pn,.n
ZINES, GRAPE CLOTHS, HERTZ ,NhA'
MlsE-the cheapest in the city: ''' IA
20 pieces BLACK SILK from sl.2o IA -
yard: - lH
100 pieces SPRING DRESS GOODS:
5000 yards more remnants Of IRISH LINEN =,
5ec.-eunrantee worth 81 Ter yard; '''
1000 CORSETS from soc. TO g per uaj,.
The largest assortment Of CAMBRIA EDGga,,
6Y TO SOC. per yard: '''a
COTTON TRIMMINGS IN endless VARIETY
LACE RUFFLES, LACE BIBDS, I,rr ,o.
LARS-thc latest styles wa
We open new goods daily. 1t VIII nav ron.,,..
1T our stock before purchasing elsewhere '.'
SYcLE BROTHERS.
NH f2G Broad .,-a,
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P.s.-Dr. PORTER could I'LL pages with the names
and addresses OF parties whom he has cured AFTER
all other treatments had failed; but he deems the
above sufficient, those wishing for the reference
can call Vt his parlors a. Fords HOTEL where he WIN
take pleasure in furnishing them with the addresses
of parties residing ID this city, or cab at Virginia
Opera House, Ninth street, and witness them per
formed for themselves. y IL sfg2a
Terms of treatment at his private rooms Patients
will pay in proportion to property. NO charge Tor
prescriptioM OF second treatment when aecessary.
Office hours at his rooms, Nos 2s and 20 kolds
Hotel, from 10 a., M. pntu IL, ~ OF each d Y.
Consultation free. i { Il Q M
For recent cures In this city see daily rape!s. or
visit our public clinics. nah ae-tt.
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DARING ROBBERY OF AN EXPRESS CAR.
Ne,c Orleans, March 17.-The express mes
senger on the train from Mobile. which ar
rived here at 1915 P. NJ, reports that at
Lookout Station a man boarded the express
car and presented pistol at him. The mes,
senger made rush at the man and received
a ball in the hand. disabling him. The high
wayman then grabbed $500 package
leaped from the car, and escaped.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-20

Our Fredericksburg correspondent will
have seen that the statements OF his letter
were contained in the paragraph which We
yesterday reproduced from the Lynchburg
HirnfniGn
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PROPOSALS.
-. PROPOSALS. as ~
Co. sEst CITY ENGINEER's OFFICE,} 4.
RICHMOND, VA, March 10, 1877. s.
NOTICE TO. STONE AND BRICK
CONTRACTORS, PllvERs, sc.

Sealed proposals viii be received At this ofise until
FiIRNisiiiNCI ALL MATERIALS and LAYING
STONE and BRlCK-PAVlNG,G EAElTE.CUfeB,
ING and ,FLAGGING, and for REPAlRlNG and
I!RELAYING the same for The term of one year
Forms of proposals and specifications can DO oD-
tanned by applying ~ this office, 81 !. ~.
THE Committee ON Streets +, serves the right 70 re
ject any or all proposals offered and to give tne
contract for each item Ar, w
Il NH 1c-I 81. q "a ~ z CITY Engineer
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THE TROOPS IN THE SoUTH.- washington,
March 1s.-It seems to be generally De-
lieyed in all circles that in very few Gays
United States troops in the state houses at
Columbia and New Orleans VIII De Wit.
drawn, and Packard and Chamserlaln iei'
TO stand or fall as best they may.
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Black Spirits and White. A Novel. BY
FRANCES ELEANOR TRoLLoPE, author OF
"Aunt Margaret Trouble,n g A Charm
ing Fellow" &c. With illustrations.
New York: D. APPLETON q Co.
Eor sale by j. 7. ELLYsoN.
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Mr.. MORTON DECLINES THE GUARDIANSHIP
or THE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS.
A. special dispatch from Washington says !:
Mr.. Morton this morning formally declined
the chairmanship OF the Foreign Relations
Committee, and the. position will be filed
by Mr.. Hamlin, who has accepted it, Mr..
Ferry has been made chairman OF the Postal
Committee. sf 81 q
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pEAD TH1S.-Another job lot Of DPEs;
~ GOODS on Job counter nj 1870. worth a..
Alpacas tncw goods, just inl at zjc.-y,ry -.c.
see that SOC; Wts''-Poplin,. 81 and lie r.;
French Casiimeres In tasty styles The car. 80 ~
Is the "oTety out-very pretty. durable, ant rI,~
Portable. Many new goods IN Collarct,r,, r.r''''
Ties, Hosiery. &C., &c. Big stock De, .ly.a. ~
coeS-Sery pretiy-at 49,
j. q. WHITLOCK & cos, T,In.-,,.
NH II between seventeenth AMI Eight..a,b
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CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON ROAD.
Cincinnati, March 17.-R. n. Shoemaker
was to-day elected president Of the Cmcin-
natl, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Com
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Carl Schurz Is dropped as editor OF the
st. Louis Post since bis accession to Presi-
dent Hayes Cabinet That paper announces
that, although his proprietory interestlin
the Post is intact, heswill not .be any more.
responsible for ats editorial ,,itterances than,
the Post will be for Dir. schur2,s oficiab
acts. IS. sssl, 81 Il +. ~ ~
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BUFFAIO LHTHIA WATERS.

BUFFALO LHTHTA WATERS.
TIIE BUFFALO LITHA WATERS
u IN THE
PECULIAR MALADIES OF WOMEN AND
OTHER FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE.
Some Of the most eminent medical men of the
country pronounce these waters
"WELL-NIGH SPECIFIC"
in most Of the
PAINFUL MLADIEs PECULIAR TO WOMEN:
DYSPEPSIA,
NEURALGIA,
LIVER AFFECTIONS,
,.... CHRONIC DIARRHGA,
PARALYSIS, GOVT,
RHEUMATISM,
AND IN DISEASES OF TIE
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER,
they arc second to none of the celebrated minera
waters Of the world and In some of the diseases
here enumerated they have accomplished beneficial
results us remarkable any Of record, whether of
mineral waters medicines. This claim Is en-
phaticaly attested by those whose statements defy
impulation or question. Testimonials sent TO any
address OH application.
The waters IRE put up In cases Of one dozen half
gallon bottles at IS per at the Springs, invaria-
bly In advance THOMAS +. GOODE,
Proprietor Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va
IL l6-TuSS2m
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.EN FRANKLIN COAL.

This day landing 400 tnns ., t,t White Ash ESS
Franklin and Reliance Red anu ,,8
os in want of choice article vii hral terms.
in their orders Dealers furn,ssh,sSSr Sf ROBERTS
fe14 corner seyen, .-sl aud bes.
317SoAL AND W0oD.-ChesagSeas.' ' Crate rate ~.
Orfuel IL market. Best a. s5.gs, 10 S35og
and s. ss ss5o aSaaas,
% Dealers ysFgaas s q is s, y
lesa Of 1899 PSsssai iii and cssSs Ss
esS { esssassS poss,, a 9S "a
k,WooD as low ~ the ioSss,; G Nns,eerth ard 81
kBe sure 70 ssk teS mi Is II PAGE
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The residence Of General Roger \. Pry'
or's father, in No!toway county, was de-
stroved by fire recently. --
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NJ LINEN SHEETINGS,
PERCALES, PRINTS. ..'
KID GLOVES, RUFFLINGs,
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS.
Also, NEW CAsSIMERES FOR SUITS.
just opened by
Who T. r. PRICE & CO.
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This edition Is the CHEAPEST AMI BXsT. ,,b.,
NUMEROUS ILLCsrRATioSs,amdI, p-a;.ton.>1
paper from new, clear type, and Is In Ill rp,,.,,.
the FINEST EDITION In III" market tor tie p,,cp.
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FRAGMENTS OF SCIENCE. ERE Of
drtacbrI ESSAYS. Addresses and Rry!r":: y,
J3hn TvndsiI. i. X. +. nth edition.: 500; Up
EFFECTS Of CROSS- AND sELf:fEI:l MN J.,
TON IN THE vEGETABLE k ,iIS.I,,!Tv IN =,
TIE; ELECTRIC TELEGRApH; 81 Gregg sI - =
Prescott; iu-tra,ed: s. LESSONS j. E ~
TRICKY Ar THE ROYAL. iESTi6b[y!hiH,fy'
1856: by John Tyndall q. ~ ~ PR E M
REASONING. OR THE SClENLE w, ~! III
si.5I. Choice SELECTloNs. Fran !.'t III BIS !
WRITINGS OF JOHN ECShlN: 3: THhI RI ~
AND THE BEAUTIFUL IN M MI, -" rom n.
Worl,s Of John pu,kin: -. Choice ROOM. CO.. e.
stantiy arriving. WoODH0uSE { PAEH4A
NH 10
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GENERAL ASSEMBLE or VIRGINIA,
MoaDAr, March 10, 1877.
SENATE.

The Senate met at II A.M.--Nr. QuEssS-
BERRY, president pro fem, IN the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Or. GarlicR, OF the Baptist
Church,
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X, - y N BOOKSTORE

Customers will lind IL tic new store u" '',E.,'
and most varied assortment, n tue -lG'hrF! >4.s,
OF BOOKS in all the departments 81 HttFItlf' W
goods are sold AZ fair prices but maay tAoa1AHI
VOLUMES are still offered IL about l!ALf ~ l,G!
price. STATIONERY and FAN1n GV, ~ N X
BOOk-BiSDIEGi and BLANK Booh> "':'e''
p,h 13-aGy
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EPILEPTIC FITS.

DIR. PORTER cured my sou of Epileptic Fits, with
which he had been afflicted for thirteen years. His
case was an extreme one. Three years have now
elapsed since the Doctor cured him, and he has had
no symptoms Of return OF his SPANS
JAMES WApswoRTu,
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prOFfsssONAn.

a PEoFEssION4AL. MI
MO MEDICINE GIVEN
DIR. JAMES PORTER,
.ag toF NEW ORLEANs),
-iale OF New Orleans, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, aud New York.,
PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN FOR
CHRONIC DISEASES.
has leased VIRGINIA OPERA-HoUsE. where he
WILL PUBLICLY HEAL THE sIcK
WITHOUT MONEY AND WITHOUT PRICE"
p. from A. n. 10 II 4. NJ.
-, FOR FOUR MORNINGS.
commencing WEDNESDAY. March FL, 1877
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
during his stay in the city, for the benefit OF the
AFFLICTED POOR. '..-,z
The public are invited to attend and witness these
WONDERFUL CURES .@r'."
performed ut the hall each morning. lie has also
PARL,ORs Nos. 28 AND 90 At FoRD'S HOTEL,
where those who are able and willing to pay may
come from 10 A. NJ until r. II. each day for about
THIRTY TO SIXTY DAYS.
NO SURGICAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED {!
CHRONIC DISEASES CURED!
ACUTE PAINS INSTANTLY RELIEYEDl
THE LAME WALK!
.r. THE BLIND SEE!
,'......, TIE DEAF HEAR
OVER 10000 PATIENTS TREATED IN
| FIVE YEARS.
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~ PURE COD-LIVER OIL.

Ne PURE COD-LIVER OIL.
OUR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.
We have the testimony of physicians who pre-
scribe it. and Of patients who have taken 1t, that II
Is more acceptable to the stomach and more easily
assmilated than any other oil.
We guarantee It to be entirely pure and fresh
free from rancidity AMI fully possessing all Of the
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the best
cod-liyer OIL. MEADE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
oc5 9l9 Main street, Richmond Va.
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T7OR SALE PRIVATELY, ONE, SIXTY
II uORSF-POWER VERTICAL BEAM EN-
CINE, WITH boiler and fixtures al complete, and in
h0'A P.'P. WINSTON, Assignee,
at Sheriff. Office, 1907 Main street.
n,hls1 mr. -. q I,.,E. Richmond, Va.
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r1~ MARCH 9TH, 1877.

NJ MARCH 9TH, 1877. ..
TIE LAST NOVELTY.
T. r. PRICE Il co.
have lust received splendid BLACK BE0CADE
SILKS for Polanaises. Look at them.
LATEST PARIS SENSATION.
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DRY SCOOPS.
4 T COST! AT COST

Having determined to discontinue the s,,
business, shall from this day ofr.r mvsr,. '.''d
sEhsoNABLE AND wELL-Assop,p,
AT COST FOR CASH.
And In order more speedily to tisp,,. NJ, =,
stock, there nre many GOODS which ,rr,
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST on var.
is the store Will be vacated as soon as ano,her,.,,
can be had. CITARJra rr,.
fc 23-2m c,,r
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c

TICKS ENGLISH CLASSICS,
FOR sALHB
j. I. ELLIsoS. E0OKsHLEn.
1ll2 Mala street.
I, II filn ., .,.l,,
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WAC Will send any Of the following. ,.,,.,,, :,
any a!drrs-.
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The Agricultural Department.

The following article taken from the Cou'-
tru Gentleman is strong argument for the
Agriculture! Department as proposes in a
bin now before the House of Delegates. We
commend it to the attention Of the mem
bers Of the Legislature:
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ANY Of the above SEM. postpaid, 10 any .dr7>:.
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spECrAL NOTICES.

rsAvE'MoNEYi SAVE MONEY !
T Save money byfpurchasing your DRY GOODS
where the best goods can be hadfor The least mo-