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4 WALKING MIRACLE.

ar. H. r. SterenS:
Dear Sir,-Though q stranger, want 10 Inform
YOU what yEGETINE hus done for me.
Last Christmas Scrofula made its appearance in
my syst em-large running ulcers appearing on me,
as foowg: One on each Of my arms, one OH my
thigh, which extended to the scat; one OH my head,
which eat into the sknll-bonc; one on my left leg,
which became so bad that two physicians came 10
amputate the limb, though upon consultation. COLI
cded not to do so. as my whole body was so full Of
Scroit,la they deemed it advisable 10 cut the sore,
which was painful beyond description, and there
was quart of matter run from this one sore.
The physicians all gave me up to OLE and said they
could do no more for me. Both of my legs were
drawn up to my seat, and 1t was thought If did get
up again would be Il cripple for life r...-
When in this condition saw FEGET1NE adver-
Used and commenced taking it in March, and fol-
lowed on with it until had used sixteen bottles,
and this morning am going TO plough corn, Il well
man. All my townsmen say 1t Is miracle TO SIZE
me round walking and working.
In conclusion, l will add, when | was or during
such great suffering from that dreadful disease
Scrotuia prayed to the Lord above TO take Inc out
of this world: but as TECET1NE has restored to
me the bless ings Of health, desire more than ever
TO live, that may bc OF some service to my fellow
men, and know OF no better way to aid suffering
humanity than to enclose you this statement of my
case with an earnest hope that you will publish It.,
aud il will afford pleasure to reply 20 any conf
munlcation which may receive 1herefron.
am, sir, very respectfully,
...... 80. WILLIAM PAWN.
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Flour.

Fine, $3.50: superlne, s6.75: extr, superiine,
S7.25GlS7.50: common family, IS fancy fan'ily,
$S:5uMS9. Market stc:dY.
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PArI. MoEPHY INsANE.-Paul Morpby, the
famous chess-player, is in New Orleans
asylum. .hopelessly insane. About q year
ago he began to lose his mental control, and
some OF his friends believed that his malady
originated in the strain upon his mind in
playing many and difficult games OF chess.
He was educated for the law, and his family
and friends greatly objected to his taking
up.chess- playing as q business Just before
the war he became suddenly and thoroughly
disguised with chess-so much .preiudlced
against it that he has since never played.
lie has subsequently led an idle, morose
life
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By Telegraph.
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NEW YORK. Aprfl 3.-Gold opened at l04h$.
iNoon-Stocks active and unsettled with better
feeling. Money. 2 per cent. Gold, 1044. Exchange-
Long, ass; short, 4S7. State bonds ir7n and dull
Governments dull. $500
Euening.-Money easy and offered at per cent
Sterling Arm at 4S5. Gold weaker at 104SGG1 04A
Governments dull and steady; new SIS, lO9s States
uulet aud steady. 49, -'-. -.a" 80
The Commercial AdrertiseTs money article
saws: Ii was announced that Tron0r W. Park fall
ed to take bis stock to-day. This caused a decline
in Panama and Pacific Mall. ;" .'.' y. - '' No..
...-..... BALTIMORE
BALrrMoRE. April 3.-Virr1nia SIS deferred. So;
coHsofd dated, 70l: second series, 42E North Caro-
lima 6,s. old, Is; new, g; special tax, 9. Bid TO-
QaY. g.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE. 5.4
Mr.. II. II. HeUeRS: s..s .--r :, sEag r.. ~.
Dear Sir,-I will most ehcerfully add my testimony
to the great number you have already received In
favor of your great and good medicine VEGE-
TINE, for do not think enough can he said in its
praise for was troubled over thirty years with that
dreadful disease Catarrh. aud had such bad cough
ing spells that it would Seem rs though could
never breatheany more, and thank God all the time
hat there Is so good medicine as FEGETiSE, and
also think it one of the best medicines for coughs
and weak, sinking feelings 1t the stomach, and ad-
wise everybody to take the VEGET1NE, for can as
sure them lis one of the best medicines that ever
was MRS. L. GORE,
corner Magazine and Walnut streets,
". If e.. ...-s ;. -s. Cambridge, Mass.
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Payment OF international Money
Orders.
The following circular was issued to-day !:
PoST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
MONEY-ORDER SYSTEM,

The foiloWlng circular was issued to-day
PosT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
MONEY-ORDER SYSTEM,
WASHINGTON, u. c., April ,, 1871.
Complaints are occasionally made by the
remitters OF postal money-orders issued in
the United States for sums payable in the
German empire that payment is unreasona-
bly, delayed, or is made to persons not enti-
tied to receive the money. The payment
OF international money-orders is governed
in each country by the regulations applica-
bic TO orders OF domestic origin. Recent
correspondence with the German office
has developed the fact that in one
respect radical difference exists in
the practice OF the two countries in
the matter OF paying orders. With the
intention Of securing speedy or certain pay
ment, the reInitter in the United States some
times causes an order TO be addressed to the
intended recipient - in the care OF" another
person who may be better known to the
postal authorities at the place Of destination.
In a communication to this Office from the
General Post Office Department OF the Ger
man Empire, dated Berlin, February II,
1877, the statement is made that under rcgu-
latiOns Of that country with regard to money
orders addressed rs follows, to a., care
OF B., the last named perSon-VIz., b.
is 10 be recognized as the true paycc. The
amounts OF such order will, therefore. with
out further delay be paid TO the second
named person, and the Post Department
takes no further measures to discover the
tirst-named person. Postmasters ut German
international money-order Offices will please
bear this in mind and caution remittcrs
who may apply for orders payable in the
German empire against using the form OF adj
dress above mentioned, unless they are will
ing that the person to whose care the ben
eticiare is addressed shall receive payment
Of the order {. L. MAcDoNALD, e,
SuDeriuteuQent
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The DELUGE IN CHICAGO Chicago, April
2.-The storm Of the last few days has had
the effect OF flooding the southwestern por-
ton OF the city TO an extent equal to about
seven miles square. The water, which the
sewers and drains could not carry of with
sufficient rapidity. has risen in some cases
10 the first stories and driven from the
houses the people, who are now obliged to
make their way about in boats improvised
from floating timber. The damage to pro-
perry is cry great in that section west OF
Western avenue and south OF Harrison
street ard far out into the country. The
water this afternoon receded somewhat, but
it will be several days before it leaves en-
tirely. No lives lost SO fur rs heard from.
Later.--Dunage inside the city limits, is
small compared with that to farming lands
along the Chicago and Alton RAILROAD and
Desplaine's canal. Water. in the canal,
which is six feet higher than ordinary level,
has broken through in several places and
flooded the lowlands for miles to the south
and east Of the railroad. At q late hour to-
night water was rising again, and reports
from the surrounding country are to the
effect that all the streams are full and water
gaining. No trouble will be experienced
in tue business portion Of the city, Ef=tIIh
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BALTIMORE,
COMMERCIAL.
OFFERINGS.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April 8, 1877. !.
a........ OFFERINGS. - Nj. ;.,.a
WHEAT White. SO bushels. Red, G26 bushels.
CORN.-White. 240 bushels. 5'.''
OATS.-302 bushels.
RYE.-l0 bushels. - =, 3 -. - = E.. ..s
MEAL.-i0 bushels.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

.-... TUESDAY, April 8, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 1S hoysheads, 4
terces, and Is boxes. The offerings at auction on
Change were So packages; Of which number 81
were tax In, and the remainder gold at prices
ranging from A1.50 10 $50. .l..-.
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PREPARED by II. Il. STEVENS;
! "....yG BOSTON. MASS 5-ra,.gs ei,.
! yEGETiNE Is SOLD BY. ALI. DRUGGISTS
- = fnh 81 :s&w2tl ~. 10. =
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BOOTS. SHOES, SLIPPERS, TIES, TRUNKS,
VALIsTS. SATCHELS, BAGS, OVER-GAITERS,
&C., &C. ut IA. GRIGGr,
app -A~@t4s - 49, Tenth snd stain.
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From Our Regular Correspondence

DEPARTURE OF THE LOUISIANA COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-With the final
action OF the President in regard to South
Carolina, and the departure OF the rival
Governors, public attention turns with n
half sigh Of relief to Louisiana. The COM
missioners left to-day, and their instructions
will follow. Arrangements have been made
so that they may communicate frequently
and quickly with the President by telegraph
direct to the White House.
It has been suggested by some OF Nj
choIls's friends that it would be well to en-
ploy Stanley Matthews as counsel for Nj
cholls, and that Matthews would willingly
undertake the task. Indeed, it is said he
has an argument already prepared which
shows very clearly that Nicholls's title to
the goyernorship is not in any way compli-
Gated with that OF Mr.. Hayes. Matthews
has been here several days, and is frequent
and intimate visitor to the White House.
GOVERNOR HAMPToN's MOVEMENTS.
Hampton expected to have left here ut 6
O'Clock this morning, but overcome proba-
bly, by the cares OF State he oversight HIM
self. When he awoke and reflected that by
his fault the military occupation OF South
Carolina must continue day longer, his
Washington host says he expressed himself
i'll language far more vigorous than the
famous Wilmington speech. He expects to
leave ut O'Clock tonight, and at Charlotte,
n. c., tomorrow night will be met by a
delegation OF twenty-five citizens, who will
escort him to Columbia, where he will be
rendered reception on Thursday night.
CHAMBERLAIN HAS GONE TO NEW YORK,
where be says he will spend a day or two
attending to private business before return
ing to South Carolina. Whether he will
remain in the State will depend upon future
developments.
General Gordon wanted to call his new
girl baby Carolina, but as lie has one Carrie
he says he'll wait until. he learns whether
Louisiana is to be redeemed.
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TREATER ENTSR27
|UTHAN EVER IN BOOTS ND SHOES.RH&7
Ladies' Fine Foxed BalmorasS S2.oG; ~ Ny,
dies Pebble Goat Esilniorais, e ~ Ladies, ~,
Pebble Goat Side-I4aced Boots, 50-aii Philg;sl-
g,en,a SHOES at iow,Gsures; GenQements aid Boys
Fine. Boots aud Shoes; Broad L0y. Hean
Shoes, for old iadies; faI 1nes o. Tfanss ano
NH IL - Fourth and Broad streets.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE

.drery, Berriea county, Aich., July 10, 1872.
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ROOTS. SHOES. dc.

SPRING GOODS -el
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SPRING S.-Just re- N9
y c.ired. ladies, fancy AID plain Slip 49,
pers and Newport Ties ladies' handmade Hutton
and Boots; old ladies' broaei.DoJtop Lace anu
Congress GaIters: misses, youths. and ooys Scnoo,
give satisfaction We sole agents FOR the Banls
ter & Tichenor celebrated fand-inade ge9temens
Y. S. Carlton WlNG3. ELLEET &&7CRU Af..t 4
Retail store, corner Of Tenth aud Msin stress
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DuL-HEADS, ST. to $40 per reatn. i at he:
I0DdEP ATt,It, PRINTING-HotlsE ~ 3ia4b !.

! u 13Hs Tua 1I.fI ,I-I'Ls If,H = =
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T AIDES, MISSES. chill Ma
~ DRES's, and INFANTS BOOTS, eNus
SHOES, aud TIES, for spring wear, al
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DECEIVINGI DAILY, MY a
LII stock Of SPRING BOOTS, SHOES, 49,
TRUNKS. &c. j. a. GRIGG.
up2 No. 922, Tenth and Main.
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Abraln Archer, young and well-kpown
colored mechanic Of Manchester. is OF a
very inquiring turn Of mind. Meeting
your reporter yesterday afternoon, he asked
him, "What is dis new game see so much
about dat de young men is done commence
to play in New York? see whar Mr..
Jcems Johnson Gorgeous Bennett Is de boss
OF club. Dey call de game POLO"
"Oh, yes,"we replied; "polo il game
played on horseback. In fact, it is nothing
more or less than the game OF bandy, or
hockey, on horseback"
"Oh yes see! But jook-a-here, femme
understand de case more clur. When you
shinny side does you hit de man on de shin,
or does you bit de horse?"
"You generally hit the bone on the shin.
II you happen to bit the man you are likely
to hit him about the head"
"Well, we'll, well; how liberl-mindrd
folks is gittin! At las niggers kin play
handy. played de game wunst an white
boy struck me lick on de shin dat made
me think had de yaller-fever. Now day
has reversed de case and dis nigger is hap
py. Good mornin' Mr.. Jeems Gorgeous
Bennett. Pm gwine to iine de polo club"
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. THE SATTER CoNCERT.-Dr. Gustave Satter
gave his third concert last night, and Assem-
blv Hall was we'll filled with an appreciative
audience.
1t is indeed great pleasure to hear such
performer-onet that can never be forgotten.
Yet we are at loss for fitting words to eX-
press our high opinion Of such well-deseved
merit, for the Doctor is musician who en-
bances our enjoyment with each successive
piece.
The programme presented last night was
a most excellent one, and the strict atten-
ton OF the audience showed how COM
pletely they felt the Interpretation OF the
composers. Illustration du Prophete de
Myerbeer;" ."L lie Carnival de Venise, Bra
yonra variations - "DeuX Etudes, E flat
and F maior;'' "Chopln and Etude, i
minor No. So "Thalberg," were eXqu:-
sitely rendered; but ''The 'front.'" song
by Schubert, secon version, List, was to
our ears the gem OF the evening. 1t may
be our partiality for Schubert's music and
arrangement by List, but DR.. Satter gave
us an entirely new conception Of this pro-
duction. and we hope to hear him play it
again.
The performance closed with ola Valse
du Valses" and Saltarello," by request,
and the audience went away delighted with
their evenings entertainment.
The amateurs who assisted DIR. Satter are
we'll known to the Richmond audience, and
received evidence Of their satisfaction IN
frequent applause.
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a CHILD HIT WITH BRICK Yesterday
evening as George Anthony was passing up
Locust alley from Main street to his board.
ing-house, corner Fourteenth and Franklin
streets, he was interfered with by colored
woman. Becoming much eXasperated, he
seized piece Of brick and threw it at her.
The missile hit 4 framed house and re-
bounded, striking a little child Of jaime
Giblin, who was in the alley at the time.
Dr.. Jackson, who was called in, stated that
the wound was not dangerous, though the
cut, which is upon the forehead, would be
likely to disfgure it for life. Mr.. Anthony
was arrested. There was clearly no inten-
ton on his part to hurt the child.
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WEST VIRGINIA COAL-FIELDs AND RICH
MoND MANUFACToRIEs.-O West Virginia
coal-telds, which rightfully belong to the
Old Dominion, are beginning to be deve!-
oped in manner that certainly must be
gratifying to the owners thereof, and ought
to be beneficial to the Commonwealth. The
Coal Valley Coal Company, which has for
some time furnished our city with its coal
for the manufacture of its gas, has recently
leased for term of fifteen years portion of
the lands OF Colonel Fl. Coalter Cabell, OF our
city. They have opened new mines near
Cannelton, W. Va, and are having new
machinery made here by Nessrs. Joseph
Hall & Co. Among other things being
manufactured is a mammoth drum for the
new mine and thirty coa-cars for the new
tramway being built to the Chesapeake and
OHIO railroad. The coal from these new
mines will be ready for shipment about the
middle of March, when their capacity will
be increased to about $50 tons per Gay. The
business of the company has recently been
transferred to the management OF Fred.
Faulkner Esq, young English gentleman
who has settled in our midst, and who is as
much favorlte as though he were "native
and to the manner born"
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A GREAT JEWISH FEsTIyAL.-The Jewish
people all over the world are to-day ceIe-
brating the joyous Purim festival, which
was instituted by Mordeeai at the sugges-
tion Of Esther, in the reign OF Ahasuerus,
King Of Persia, to commemorate the deliver
ance of the Jews from the designs OF
Haaman. Here they have permission Of the
authorities to appear on the streets at night
in masks and grotesque costumes. Many
so disguised were out visiting last night,
and at one or more residences large compa-
nies were assembled and entertained.
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THREE FIRKINs OF BUTTER STOLEN
Three frkins Of butter were stolen from
=. e. Harrison, commission merchant,
Monday night. Albert Jones was arrested
by Sergeant Hall and Policeman Depriest,
charged with the theft. Two parties, sup
posed to be his accomplices, are still at
large. Charles johnson, the keeper of a
store on Byrd island, and Margaret Dono-
hue twhite) were arrested, charged with
receiving the stolen property, part OF which
was recovered.
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ANUSEWENTS. 4
THEATRE.

,>EhSON OF STANDARD ENGLISH COMEDY
rnrocc;pcnt of the most distinguished comedian
MI. JOHN +. OWENS.
,.,,,ns,cirr THURSDAY EVENING. March Isl.
Sacridan's wiltN comedy OF
rlfr RIVALS: OR. THE DUEL AT BATH.
Nix. OWENS As FIGHTING BoB ACRES.
FGlDAY-Marton's glorious comedy of
THE HEIR AT LAW.
'i'' " '' Mr.. OWENS.
S,TI.EDkT MATINEE-Hyron's "OCR BO1S.'
SATURDAY NIGHT
VICTIMS AND SOION SHlNGLE.
A,Inis,ion-iickc,S. - and SOC, to be had M the
Theatre Secured seats /. TO be had III advance
AT c. r JoHSSToH'S bookstore 9lS AL'i' street,
fc 2t;-it
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THE UNLIMITED SESSION OF THE LEGIsLA-
TURE (LEMTED).-For several days it was
understood, as well as solemn expressions
OF opinion can make anybody understand
anything, that the two houses had agreed,
each for itself, that this is the first session
under the constitutional amendments re-
Gently adopted. That is the firm position
OF the House now. The Senate, however,
is on record as follows: Q) That the ses-
sion ought not to extend beyond 2Sth Feb
ruary, to-day; (2) that this is the first ses-
sion under the recent amendments, and con-
sequcntly unlimited as to duration, and (3)
yesterday it rejected the House resolution
affirming the latter proposition.
1t is stated that the per-diem question
worries the colored brethren very much.
They hold-and perhaps others do-that we
are under the constitutional amendments as
to having an unlimited session, but not as
to having q salary fixed. The salary gene
rally agreed upon is 5000, and il that be-
comes fixed for this session members will
have only margin OF about $50 for the re-
mainder OF the time they may choose to
stay here. .
A colored gemman who was persuaded to
see the senators of his color and urge them
to vote for the salary bill mournlully re-
ported progress yesterday. Said he: "Boss,
tain no use. Them niggcrs won't stand no
nonsense
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CLEARED.-The following vessels were
cleared at the custom-house yesterday :
American brig Leonor Myers, Captain
Hicks, for Santos, Brazil, with 1000 cases
refined petroleum, valued at $500; 2,SlO
barrels -four, valued at S22,210, and two
boxes clothing, valued ut s110-total value
Of cargo, S25, ,420. Shipped by Haxall Cren-
shaw Company. British brig Rapid, Cap
tain Morrisey, for Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,
with 1850 barrels flour, valued at s30,471,
shipped by Haxal!-Crenshaw Company.
Total value Of both cargoes, S55,891.
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BROTHERS

CYCLE BROTHERS
are still selling
ANDROSCOGGIN and FRUIT-OF-'rliE-LCOM
at 10 and lc.
and all the other brands At old prices
We hsrc just opened a new live Of
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
CAMBRIC EDGING and INSERTINGS.
1000 yards REMNANTS of IRISH LINEN Il!
soc. per yard worth 75c. and 81.
You can find u complete line in every department
such Is
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
TABLE and FRUlT-CLOTHS
CASSIMRRES for mems and boys wear.
Weare determined 10 close ont ereat many goods
On account Of moving 10 our new store-No. 3l9
Broad street, between Third and Fourth sirects-on
the Isl OF May.
Call and examine our bargains before purchasing
elsewhere SYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street,
fe 15-lm between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the
South Atlantic and Gulf States, falling ha-
romcter, northeast to southeast winds,
warmer. partly cloudy, or hazy weather.
and IN the southwest light rains will pre-
vail.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
northeast winds, stationary or falling ba-
rometer, warmer and partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle States, northeast to south
east winds, stationary or falling barometer,
slightly higher temperature, and clear or
partly cloudy weather.
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ROBBERY OF MILL Acknowledgment
Leter and Policeman Keegan yesterday ar
rested John Koots (colored boatmanl
charged with stealing one pump, brass
plunger with connections, and various
other articles OF machinerg-all of the
salue Of $100-the property OF the Dover
Company, Of Henrico. The property was
Eot recovered.
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ESce-RSgOSS.

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG ASpl
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY. {
OFPICE OF GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
INNCTRSIOE TO WASHINGTON.
The Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road viii run
SPECIAL EXCURSION TEAM
10 Washinrfou on SUNDAY. March 4th.
Train will leave Elba Park thcad OF Broad street,
n, 4 T. NJ on sunday, arriving In Washington about
II T. NJ Returning VIII leave Washington about
6:30 L. NJ. on Monday. and arrive al Richmond the
same nighI.
Farc for the rnund-rrip. s. t'y this train only.
Excur.iolists can spend the whole OF Monday In
Washington. ami LOSE only one day from business.
Tickets on sale ut A. W. CARRIERS. No. S26 Main
street and 1t the companys Office corner of Eighth
ana BroYd streets G. a. TAYLOR,
4. nS-tt General Ticket Agent.
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Manchester'S FNture.-There is young
ster in our city who went to Richmond yes
terday and noticed the fact that only 'seren-
ty-ono members Of the House put their
letters in the new patent ventilators during
the discussion of the i" whiskey-punca
bill. He is an observant young cuss, and
says he has the future Of Manchester under
his thumb-nail.
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MEDICAL-CoL CoMMENCEMENT.-The
annual commencement-eXerci Of the Med
ical,. College Of Virginia will be held to-
night, at the Richmond Theatre, at S O'Clock.
Hon. John w. Daniel, Of Lynchburg, will
deliver the valedictory address. The friends
Of the institution and the public generally
are invited to attend. The Committee of
Reception are Messrs. J. ID. Baker, c. N.
Shields. Thomas Carroll, Jr., NJ. II. Lewis,
N. G. Kemper, D. C. Dickinson, J. r. Kim
cad, and G.. L. Henry.