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.yrn. srasxassp6etfac and tho 30 xtnern
80 ~ ne &. 81 ~. .ftac railroads s5

y Eacffac Rafar0asiss
IL sH1scros. March III. 11n The Senate.
Al II Matthews, OF Ohio. Sad be was direct
ed nv mhSarity OF the CoGlmittee on Rail-
roads to rarors bank two Senate bills IN re-
gard to the Texas.Pacif lc railroad in-
troduced by Mr. JChnsto OF Virginia. on
the 10tb or December, and the other By MIR.
Dorsey, Of Arkansas. on the lib 81 Decen,
Der last, with substitute, and TO recornlnehu
tits passage. Placed on the calendar
Tue bill favorably reported upon gives
.Goyernment aid from Fort Worth West, out
the rond from the western terminus fnuso We
built without aid tonspoint on tne M'ssis-
sippi located by commission OF nVe, cou y
sisting of three Of the ranking engineers VI
the United States army and TWO appoiI:eu
by the President. tits the same Dill which
the Pacific Railroad Committee OF the House
directed TO be reported as soon as tue
committee was called. The friends OF the
Texas-Paciflc are in high spirits this morn
ing. .s9 800 ,ro,,
the same committee Senate bib to'authof-
ize the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
to extend its railroad from its present Ter
minus, in Arizona, to q point ON the Kio
Grande near Ell Paso, and to aid in buila-
ing the same, without amendmenta Wild
out recommendation. Placed on the cal
endar. i,.e. -
II will thus be seen that the Railroad
Committee OF the Senate has agreed, by
decided majority, to report favorably on
thc Texas-Pacitic Railroad bill, and TO place
on the calendar, without any recommends
ton, the Southern Pacific.
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State, the creditor, mud ssae general Nslfare';'
il We could put ON end TO ios'--tbe
stlen,agogue,s agent al I'D early day, and
permit the people 70 Hsume sneir calllugs
under the benign inGnence 81 peace and
security Can this be done.s Can We
settle the question which has dis
uirbed .thes State 80 long. and which
has furnished such hobby for. demns
gogues? Can we do this, and thus
nut q restriction upon the means and strat"
egiesswhich have carried SO many unprin-
cipIcd parttsans Into the public councils
|Ii we could, would not that be blessing as
1t were from heaven, upon the dear old
Commonwealth 1t would be an incstinla.
bic advantage FOR the people, and one that
would be OF great service to the public
crsditor. 81 .f5s5f a.itsls Tfsas:
The longer doubt exists the longer ag'ta'
ton is continued; the condition OF the puo-
Ilic credit will grow worse and worse, the
peril OF the public creditor will increase,
and the prostration and loss to the people
will become more and more calamitous.
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Almost every day we receive letters pur-
porting to be communications interesting
to the public in which are ingeniously in
serted puts Of hotels, springs, schools, and
various other things which we cannot afford
to advertise gratuitously. Even our regll-
lar correspondents sometimes try to notify
the public through our news columns that
such hotel is to opened, or sold, or that
such man intends to begin some business
that needs advertising, and so gives it to
him at our expense. We pray you, reform
this altogether. Be sure If you see such
pufrs in the Dispatch that they escaped-but
ought not to have been allowed to escape
the editors eye.
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The BANKRUPT Law.

We are gra.iied to see that the Judiciary
Committee OF the House OF Representatives
has decided unanimously to report 4 bill re-
pealing the bankrupt law. That law has
been blot upon the statute-book, and has
been productive Of an Unlimited amount Of
rascaIity. 1t has almost done as much to
demoralize the people as the war itself. 1t
has been simply infamous.
A wise and just law for wedding bank
rupts out of the way OF business and COM
mercc-such, for instance, as the English
law-would be OF value to society. But the
American law is a shame to the nation-in-
deed to civilization.
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THE sonhh "a Beggar.r

. we deprecate tue ! unkind and unjust
filings at the South which some Of the lead
ing northern papers are so often mailing.
The South can never make an appeal to
Congress OF any kind that sheis not spoken
of inyidiously- generally as though she
were an outsider and had no right to scat
at the family table--as though she were
never a contributor to the common fund
aud always dead weight to the Govern
ment; whereas she has contributed more to
the wealth OF the nation than the North.
At this time Virginia pays more Internal
revenue tax into the Federal Treasury than
all the New England States put together.
She is herself oppressed with her own obi
cations, and yet pays more in this way than
the New England States, with their cities
and their millionaire citizens.
We do not desire these papers to praise
the South. The praise Of some of them We
would abhor as censure in disguise; but we
might at least expect of them sufficient
care for their own regulations to keep them
from their vindictive course towards the
South while the facts are daily giving the
lie 10 their flagitious libe's.
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The Halifax Senator.

We may Justly set apart paragraph in
commentator of the faithful senatorial
representative of Halifax. Colonel HENRY
II. HURT. We can Tear testimony to his
fidelity to his constituents and to the State.
He has been most earnest and energetic in
his devotion to both the general welfare
and the local interests which he specially
represented. Colonel HURT is model OF Il
representative for his public spirit and the
infexible manner in which he always adj
hered to the rule Of subordinating personal
schemes to the public welfare. In this re-
spect we have ever considered him rs one
who deserved we'll Of his country.
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j. A. Wyatt is appointed postmaster at
Harden's, Charles City county, Va, Uice
John b. Myers, resigned. w. a. semons
is appointed postmaster at Oak Level, Hen
ry county, Va, vice Peter z. Davis, de-
ceased. New post.ofiices are established in
Virginia at Solomon's, Henrico county,
with Joseph Solomon ms postmaster; ut
Lone Oak, Hanover county, with 2. FL. Hall
as postmaster; at Factory Mills, Louisa
county, on, the route! from Beayerdan, with
q. X. Lindsay rs postmaster; at Middleton,
Hanover county, with George Flemming as
postmaster.
The Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Com
pany of Pennsylvania commenced opera
lions in eleven collieries on Monday on
three-quarter time, and will coutinne during
the remainder or March. Two thousand
men end boys arc furnished with partial
employment. '3ts1 So, q. t Il sit.
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ACATHoL1C PRIEST on TRIAL FOR MURDER.
Philadelphia, March 1S.-ln the Court
OF Oyer and Termincr to-day-beforc Judge
Mitcbc!l-PlaSius Pestalius was put Oh trial,
charged with the fata! shooting OF Isaac
Jaquette, in the borough o! Norristown,
Montgomery county, on the oath OF July,
1875. This case, it viii be remembered, was
tried in Montgomery county, aud resulted
in verdict OF guilty OF murder in the first
degree. The case was then appealed to the
Supreme Court and q new trial was grant
ed, and upon change OF rcnue, based upon
the ground that fair trial could not be OBJ
tanned in Montgomery county on account OF
the religious preiudices (the defendant
being Catholic priesD, the case was trans
fcrrcd to Philadelphia county for new
trial. The case will probably occupy seve-
rll DAYS.
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MASsLAuGHTER At CuIScoTEAGUE, Va
Snoo Hill, Nd, March Isl. j. English,
proprietor OF the principal hotel at Chlnco-
league, Va, last Saturday shot Stephen Po-
lite through the body. Polite is still living.
but there is no hope OF bis recovery. The
wounded man owed English some money,
and it is stated that English threatened to
shoot him ii the money was not paid by
Saturday. 1t was not paid. and English
deliberately shot Polite with buckshot.
English was arrested, and the constable
started with him to Drummondton jail, but
English escaped or the way and is still at
largc.-Spectal dispatch to the Baltimore
S7In
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The co!lieries OF the Pennsylvania Coal
Company in the Schuykill region resumed
work yesterday morning. The production
of coal for the ensuing month viii be large.
The Emperor William OF Germany has
replied to Pope Leo, congratulating him on
his accession to the Papal throne.
The New York Senate has ordered to Il
third reading bill to repeal the act establish
ing specie payments January l, 1879.
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gpEeY.al. NOTICES.
ra- THALHIMER BROTHERS BEG

10 announce to their customers that they are now
prepared 10 show the most complete and best-se-
lectcd stock Of DRY GOODS It has ever been their
pleasure to offer.
Their buyer is at present In New York attending
nil the auction sales and making selections from
among the first styles introduced In the market.
1t is their aim to furnish to the trade the latest
styles, the best goods, the choicest fa'rics at tue
lowest prices and will guarantee all goods equal 70
their representation.
We will open on MONDAY a splendid assortment
of DRESS GOODS In BOURETTES, MOHAiRs,
hiATELASSE, aud other styles. lF
A large line OF PARASOLS, made specially to our
order, of the best SILKS, SERGES, and TURKISH
SATINS; and n fun line of KID GLOVES, SCARFS,
RIBBONS, HANDKERCHIEFs, IIOSIERY,HAM-
BURG EDGES, FIRING ES In new shades and styles,
COTTONS, SHEETING;S. LINENS, ALPACAs,
and CASHMERES, all Of which will be sold at the
most attractive prices.
Give us call and examine our prices.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
COL BROAD street, corner Sixth,
NH l6 Richmond,Va.
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CARRIAGES, BUsG,ES. &c.

H IGHTF FAMILY CaRRlAGES,GAs g.e.
PHAEToNS. BUGGlES, &c.
have large assortment OF the above aEtlc'es'
NV f,et;itles for manufacturing al! Kinds OF 'e'
Giles cannot be exccllet, and Oh that account ''' "
orders at very shor, notice ana very low price
REPAIRING AND AITERAii'NS'
In this department, requiring is mHtn s"',' ,.,
experlence as the building Of new carriages
u " ~ GEORGE 4. AlNSLlt
MIR No. 10 Tenth street.
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The Petersburg Inder-Appeal comes to
us in a GO bran new" suit. 1t is artistically
arranged, and presents as deccrous an ap-
pearance as the best-reguated n ewspapers.
Mentally and "iudgematically it main
tains its reputation remarkably well.
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WINDOWS PENSIONS WAR 1872
W By recent act Of Congress all widows whose
husbands served in the war OF 1912 fourteen days
are cntiIl led TO pension. The undersigned has nc.
cess 10 private data showing The time OF service BIZ
all Virginia troops IN said which cannot be OBJ
taned anywhere else short OF The Third Auditors
office Mt Washington. ID. c., and Is prepared 10 get
PENSIONS for all persons entitled under said act.
In all communications TO me please state whether
you. or your husband ever received any bounty
land, and also give the OF yoar husbands cap
tain and the county from which he enlisted.
- Il. NJ. GARNET1', Claim Agent.
NH 6.2w&wlt Richmond, Va.
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iY A GOOD BARGAIN IN SWISS
- 49, CHURCu-HILL VARIETY STORE.
25O2 Broad street.
Look at our CHECKED NAlNSUOk ut 1890. \
yard. mn l6
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III LINEN SHIRT-BOSONS 1T 15c.
worth Soc;
.ISDIA-RUBBER DRESSlNG-COMBS ut 2jc.
WORTH sac.
INDIA-RUBBER DREsslSG-CCMBs at 1oc.
Full width PiLLOW-CAsE COTTON at l2!c.
Full width ELEACEIED sHEETING at zoe. worth
Soc:
Full width UNBLEACnED sIIEETING AZ 1sc.
worth 25c.:
TAELE-CLOTIIS yard; long al sec: worth 75c.:
WHITE QUILTS 1T Soc, 75c.. 81. Sl.2 D, Sl.3o.
$50, and up TO the best manufactured.
For all kinds CT CHEAP DRY GOODS call IT
NH 20 LEVY BROTHERS.
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.1sEETa Ms

MASONIC NOTICE.-The officers &
lNl and members Of JOPPA LODGE, No. Xxx
40. A. +. and a. M. are requested TO meet in/ " \
lodge. room, st. Albau's Hall, THIS "wednesday
MORNING al 9L5 O'Clock to pay the last llbuic OF
respect 10 our deceased brother ROBERT T.. AR
CHER. Members Of sister lodges are frat rnaiy In
vi,ed 10 unite with US. BY order OF the w. NJ
w. J. RIDDICK, Secretary.
March, A. D. 1878. A. L.. 5S7S. NH colt
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The BANKRUPT LAw.-The Judiciary
Committee OF the House have agreed to re-
port the bill repeating the bankrupt law.
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r O. o. +. NOTICE.-Therc .ssssSssSs..
l.. will be q meeting Of the general :sSl
committee of the Odd-Fsows' Wild essSF
ows' and Orphans Relief Association s'~fTsS
of Virginia at Odd.FelowS' fall, Frankin street:
which time the report OF The subcommittee will be
submitted, the constitution and bylaws acted upon
and other important business will be considered.
A general attendance Is requested BY order Of the
NH Colts PRESIDENT.
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LECTUR

r ECTURE By REV. DIR. HOGE,
IL THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH..
TwENTY-sINT1I AND BROAD STREETS,
SUBJECT: TRUE AND FALSE STANDARDS.
The lecturer needsno words Of commentator.
All who attend will be richly rewarded.
Admission, rs cents. NH 2O.2t
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IOIIN RANDOLPH.
TELEPHONE.

VELEPHONE.-Il Having recently itAL"'
/ ,hut certain parties have exhibited auI orr
for usr T. Fl EpIIDSES other than those 'dii'H'-
tu.cd by the Bell Telephone Company. i'"'' '''''
lion to The folio wing notice. ,.,.u,.x
Agent Eel Telephone tpiiitS''''
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The BELL TELEPHONE CONTAIN NS'x.r,
-,i,v ,nnnrncc thai they held the ONLY Al|H'H
usdrr which telephones can he manufacturer '''
used. ..,,. ,ary
suits will Dc commenced against paft.vs Wy ~ g.
Speaking Telephone other tb3n Tue Dell ~ 49,.
PHONE as iufriuEcrs the Bel! patents 80" 49,
iuncl ions obtained 10 enforce the Tighl> OF -, 49,
tcntrcs. GARDINER &. HUBGARi if"'''''
THOMAS SANDERS, Treasurer.
NH 1885,
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DRY GOODS.
MATTINGs, MATTINGs.

DID, E. MITTELDoprER,
SGT BROAD STREET.
h have just received from New York anc,!on.
100 pieces WHITE, RED-CHECK, and FANCY
MATTlNGs; .
Also, SO pieces A, ca, and e.4 FLOOR OH
CLOTHS, which VIII be sold at grca, sacrifice
Also. very large and complete stock of
NEW SPRING GOODS,
including all tie latest styles and novelties. Give
US call, and we will convince you that our vooo,
cannot be surpassed as to quality and prices.
ID. & +. MITTELDURFER.
NH 2O-lw 527 Broad street.
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PROPOSALS.
CRPUBLICPRINTING,
BINDING, RULING, WRAPPING, &C.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.

OFFICE SUP'T PUBLIC PRINTING. :
RICHMOND, VA, March lG. 1878.
Tn compliance with law SEALED PROPOSALS
viii be received At the office If The Superintendent
of Public Printing until MONDAY, March The 25th,
ut II NJ. for
PRINTING. BINDING. RULING, LTTHO-
GRAPHING, &C,
for the State of Vir.lIia for twelve months, COM
I. Printing SENATE JOURNAL, DOCUMENTS,
. Il Prinfing HOUSE JOURNAL, DOCUMENTS,
iii. Printing ANNUAL REPORTS OF OF
FiCERS, BOARDS, aud INSTITUTIONS, inclu-
ding Reports of Internal Improvement Companies
to the Beard of Public Works Contractors wlllnot
he allowed TO charge for composition When extra
copies are ordered by board or stale officer.
GRR;A rtFhtNs'S REpORTs. 0 W
vi Printing all other PAMPHL EFT and BOOK
WORK required by any department of the govern
vii Vii. Printing JOB WORK, comprising Blank,
Bonks, Poii-Books and JOB Work gencrally.
Parties bidding will state price per 1000 ems for
composition, and for prcss-work Der token Of 250
Vii: FoLD5NG, STITCHING, BINDING;
*. BiNpING. &C., TWENTY-NlNTH GRAFT
1 (. An t other BINDING, RULING STITCHING,
&C, required bv officers of the State.
Xi. LithograRhing LETTER-HEADs, ENVEL-
OPES. &c.
The Superintendent reserves to himself the right
to have forms of large jobs duplicated 10 lessen cost
OF prGSS-w0rk.
The Superintendent also reserves to himself the
right 10 reject any and all bids.
1t will be required OF persons contracting for
work I'm The above schedule To execute bond 10 ln
approved by the Secretary of the Commonwealth,
for the prompt and faithful P q their
superintendent of Public Printing.
NH 1s.20,22&25
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nGrEOUAL JUSTICE TO ALL.

THOMAS Il. PRICE 6 co.
make no professions of selling leading domc:tics nj
less than COST and swindling the consumer on other
less familiar goods At the lowest rates we offer
WAMSUTTA, PONEMAII, ANDROSCOGGIN.
AUBURN, ANCHOR. and other "a COTTOSS
To-day L fresh lot of REMNANTS;
RICHARDSON'S LINENS ut astonishing figures;
HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES at lowest figures and
In most beautiful variety.
Look at our BRIGHT SPRING PRINTS that arc
displayed to-day.
FURNITURE CRETONNES in most tasteful de-
signs;
KID GLOYES-.hc most complete assortment CT
coors and styles ever offered In this city.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHlNGS.-Wc have be-
slowed great care on this branch, aud solicit
review of our stock Of
COLLARS,
CUFFS,
SCARFS,
GLOVES,
HALF-IiOSE,
HANDKERCIllEFS, &c.
CUSTOM-MADE DRESS-SHlRTS ut S1.25, Of
WAMSUTTA or NEW YORK MILLS NUS
LIN. and cut regular.
BLACK and COLORED SILKS in beautiful assort-
LINEN SHEETINGS.
DAMASKS,
NAPKINS,
DOYLIES. &c.
We shall be pleased to reccN orders.
fe27 r. Il. PRICE & co.
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99.CESF STORE.
A r 99-CENT STORE.

IN
Having BEEN during the past ten day.. In r,arlv
every house oil importance iii the North. irnpor,in.
manufacturing our lines or goods. and !cayl,.,
very large orders both for this and our uea,
one In Atlanta, Ga, we shall open during this ,cl
an IMMENSE STOCK. iscluGing many new goo! and
novelties.
Our line of FRAMES is far superior to that i,-.
offered, containing new designs Ia Enslnr;irI
and Walnut at 50c.. 99c., :l.9S, aud In l7rgcr
sizes:
Also, new VELVET FRAMES. with Grcciaa cor.
ner and hevcl nickel lining ut 99c.. card -izn =.
SOC, beauty in cottage frame ~ :l.gS worth
81;
New goods IN MAJoLICA BASKETS-2on,ar,.:
FLOWER POTS and PITCHERS,
New VASES and TOILET SETS.
New BOOkS--lIclmcs, lIar!and Dickens. aud rort:
New vALISES. SATCuELS, BRACKETS. WALL.
POCKETS;
New HATS, both still and soft, IN black and ,I..r,,
bic cOlors:
New OPERA CHAINS and VEST CHAINS and
LOCKETS;
Also STUDS, CUFF-BUT1O ES. PMS. RINGS. &c.
Thtsc last will warrant equal to any plate, good,
In the market. Call and see the new goods =; ,lr
99C.-STO2E, 505 Broai street.
NH II W. \. STEVENS
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nj LADIES' and CEILDREN'S PLAIN
and FANCY HOSE-thc cheapest yet offered;
KID GLOVES ut so, 7jc., aud 81 pair;
LISLE-THREAD, SILK. and COTTON GLOVES
very chcapa ut .
ma 20 LEVY BROTHERS.
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IRON, Steel, &c.
Two PLANTERS.

We offer twenty Ave tons OF partly decomposed
HOG HAIR, now being used with great success on
corn, tobacco, and grass Price, sl5 per ton IN
bags; SO In bulk. Samples sent
SHELF. LIME
In any quantity delivered on any Of the Virginia
rivers at six cents ger bushel Time given Oh city
acceptances. BOWEN 81 MERCER.
~ Exchange Place, BALTIMORE,
NH 20-W&S4t
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NJ 0 T G E.

T.. LICITENSTEiS.
1905 AND 1907 FRANKLIN STREET.
has determined 10 cyosc ont his entire s,acL =,
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS. sIIGrS
HATS. NOTIONS. &c. At great sacrifice t4fnrn,
removing TO his new store. which he is now ,vir
built. All In want Of bargains woali do well H. c,ii
Us early rs possible. l.. L1CHTESSTEIS '"
fc 11-3m 1905 and 1907 Franklin stree,
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ME- ONLY 90c. FOR A: SHIRT MADE
OF GENUINE wAMsUTTA COTTON and
PURE IRISH LINEN. Have only to be laun-
dried before wearing AS we are the mahufac-
turers OF these shirts. guarantee the material.
GENTLLMEN's GAUZE SHIRTS at Csc. worth
double the money; /
GENTLEMEN's soCKsrat Coo, Soc, 81, and up
to $3.50 per dozen;
Bargains in SUspENDERs, sCAKFs, CRAvATs,
TIES, COLLARS, and CUFFS, and other fur
n:shlng goods at very low prices
A large stock Of CHEAP UMBRELLAS NJ
NH 90 LEVY BROTHERS..
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nj COD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE & BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.

1MTUKTED DIRECT
We have the testimony OF physicians who pre-
scribe 1t, and of patients who have taken It, that 1T
IS MORE ACCEPTABLE TO TIE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY ASSIMILATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL, MEADE & BAKER,
importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
no 10 $40 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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s:s.Ess,EF SEED. &C.
Il l. o Y l. l. 5 T. i D.

100 bags INDIANA CLOVER. SEED:
500 tons TURNER'S EXCELSIOR GrANo.
NH IA 4. i. STOKES X 60.
TARDEN-SEED! GARDEN-SEED =
" Druggists and chemists WHO deal IN Ian.
DRETti'S GARDEN-SEEDS can r. supplied hY ne
~ ten Ter cent. advance ON growers prices Just Il
hand Adams Extra Early Corn, LanGrcth'>. and
from Peter Henderson. New York. Henderson =
tie truest and prciticst Stock ever saw 81 cent
per ear. Clover Seed tcXira Cleanl. 500 per bu'i
cl; Orchard-Grass, Sl.+0; Mixed l.a"u-'rrts>-
quality used in Central Iars. New York.
We. tItiNEK. SCOTSMAN.
NH nppos itc New Market. Richmond. ~.
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PENSIONS.
ID L n 81 o n S.
SOLDIERS AND WIDOWS OF THE WAR 1912

I - - - . =, : =
SOLDIERS AND WIDOWS OF THE WAR 1912
All soldiers surviving and enlisted and drafted
men, including militia and volunteers, who served
to a PENSION OF NINETY-SIX DOLLARS PER
ANNUM; also the widows Of such surviving are so
entitled.
for the past twenty-eight years. have volumnous
records in my possession of military service in the
war Of 1872 not 10 he found In the Capitol of the
State nor III the possession Of any other agent or
attorney In this city or State, and therefore enjoy
superior advantages 10 all others engaged in The
successful prosecution of pension claims.
Fixed fees have been established by law to the
agent or attorney. will In toe future, rs inihe
asi attend 10 the interest ofany claimant entrusted
10 my care with punctuality and dispatch.
JOHN Il. MARTIN, Claim Agent.
r'+ Richmond, Va.
Office: No. il Eleventh street. NH law
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"A NIGHT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS win
{ n bs opened WEDNESDAY. March 2Oih IN lbe
8 O'clock r. M. ~ " = - -
Allrho cannot attend day school viii: be:wei
coMe. NH 1926 p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-20
a MEISEMENTs.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

% THERE rs MILLIONS IN IT,''
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, MARCH GOTH,
last night but one OF the renowned artist,
Mr.. JOHN r. RAYMOND,
in his mastery personation Of
COLONEL SELLERS,
the greatest OF American Characterization, in Mark
1wain's famous fye-act comedy by that name.
Act !. Banks Of the Mississippi; explosion Of The
steamer. Act2. 81 Hawklns's log cabin: The con-
gressional appropriation. Act 8. Mulberry Sellerss
mansion tnrnips; the p!eaeue preventive. Act f..
5. The trial; Sellers as witness; he declines 10
answer
THURSDAY EVENING, March 21st, farewell ]
appearance. and production Of Boucicault's great
play, LONDON ASSURANCE. Mr.. RAYMOND as
Mark NEEDLE, MARIE GORDON as Lady Gay Spanker
and otherwise strong cast str-
MONDAY. March % 9Th, grand production of the
great play, with all the scenic effects, now running
at the Union Square Theatre, New York, entitled
. A. GET EZRA TEn CASE NH Colts