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La crónica., 1878-02-13
LOS CCNDEs
III.

-Os decia cue vuestro hijo es I'm
imbecil, CRITIC ell condo luego que Sc
hubo alejado ell padre de Amalia.
-Teneis razon, contest0 la conde-
SO; nos ha eomprOmetido horrible
mentei porque Amalia, Ell la init
midad que lleva con Angelica, va q
eOHtarle 10 ocurrido.
Elsa mujer 10 va a aborrecer, Y
con justicia.
-Es n%ecesario Embellishments
lamar a Angelica = hablarle del
proyecto de casarla o Cesar.
-Bien, bien, dijo ell condo; acaso
este desgraciado podra disculpar su
mala accion 8 la sombra de un amor
repentino.
La condesa TOGO ell timbre, y IN
lacayo apareci0 en- ell dintel de la
puerta.
"A la sehorita Angelica, que nos
dispense un momento.
Ell lacayo sali0.
-Serenaos, condo; es necesario
estar perfectamente tranquilos.
Els que vos, condesa, no sabeis
que Cesar ha hablado tanto de Ar
turo, que he creido yer simpatfas
por ell en- ell a de Angelica.
-CompreDdo ahora toda la i'm
~prudencia de mi hijo.
-Alortunadamente, su calidad de
p~risionero, la oscu ridad de su nom-
bre, 10 ponen q salvo de un asunto
serio.
-Es 10 dnico que puede favore-
eernos.
-Pisamos sobre fuego, condesa. c
".
Angelica sc present0 en- aqueliOs
momentos, Y con la perspicacia que
ie era caracterfstica, comprendi0
que pasaba algo grave en- la familia
fArmand.
Me habeis llamado, senior, dijo
con una voz perfectamente Tranquil
Ia.
81, hiJa mia, Sc apresur0 q decir
@%eondesa; sentaos; nuestra CONVEX
saeion va d ser mas que larga, muy
sfsvei Sc trata de vuestro porvenir.
DE mi porvenir?....
81, querida Angelica, dijo ell
eoade, dando una gran dulzura q su
semolante y a su expression; Sc trata
us Vuestro porvenir.
No os comprendo, y os escucho
con atencion.
-Habeis cumplido vuestra mayor
euaui MI tutorfa ha conclude con la
a'c'oh Del tempo, va sois libre, en-
V'amente libre para manejaros por
'0s mlsma, 10 mismo que vuestros
intereses.
'AOS CsLd tODNeIedClODt
u padre me confi0 q vosotros, mu-
W uebo, y no sere ciertamente
que delante de esta gratitud
aF'ueOe o provoque una question de
hdmeros.
rs Indispensable, hija mia.
We rebajais, sehor condo; seria
ueslealtad 81 entire nosotros Sc
afesase nj aun una conversation
60 ese sentido.
GUS noble, vuestro corazon es
o"oso; pero mi honra ante la So
au requiere algunas formulas.
Dauias por concluidas, v evil
Ell disgusto de Dir una con-
ouaa eion que me desagrada; por
ei'S trae una ofensa que 70 no
que no debo haceros.
La crónica., 1878-02-13
DR.. HONG COONG,
MEDICO y CIRUJANC CHINO,
Gales de Arcadia y Sanchez Ne 10

Antes fGe companero del rr. Lo Pc Tai
de San Francisco. Puede ser consultado
eon1deneialmente sobre cualquier enfer-
medal de los Pulmones, Hfgados, RHO
mes, Olganos Digestivos Y Gen-to-Urina-
rios, Debilidad Nerviosa, AfeccioDes Sif-
lfticas y todas las enfermedades especia
les que resultan de ignoTancia 8 to- terra.
En- a Francisco este doctor ha teniGo
muchs practical como especiali8ta duIante
los ultimos diez amos. Puede dar la me-
Jor garantfa d. la efcacia de sus remedies
con cerLifcados de personals q quienes ha
restituido la salud. Todos los p~acientes
que Sc pODgan baio su cura recibiIan ell
mejor tratamiento y no Sc les cObiara 81
no Sc les cura. Sc g~arantiza cura ehcaz
y pronta de toda affection uterina 8 cual-
quiera de las Intermediates que afjtn d
las senoras, pues tiene una gran expe-
riencia en- esta especialidad. Consultas
en- la ofcina gratis. Horas de ohcinas
desde las 9 A. NJ. a las s P. NJ. nc1no
La crónica., 1878-02-13
Rees y WirsChing.

F~abricante de toda clase de Calesas,
Carretelas y Carros para ag%ricultores.
Pinta y compone behfculos q los precios
mas modicos con arreglo q los tiempos.
Tiene tambien q la mano Carros y Ca
lesas de segunda mano que yende muy
baratas.
sI9aI No 40 Gale del Also.
La crónica., 1878-02-13
TRASLADO.

La Oicina de LA CR6NICA sc ha
trasladado de los cuartos que ocn.
uaba en- ell Temple Block a las Sa-
las Nos. 2 Z en- ell Downey Block.
Entrada proxima q la esquina de
Ia ealle Tempis del Edificio.
La crónica., 1878-02-13

n5- A Bradley y Rulofson Sc les conce
do la Medalla Nacional de Orc por las
Mejores Fotograffas de los Estados Unidos,
v la Medalla de viena por las Mejores del
Mundo.
42s caiie Montgomery, San Francisco
La crónica., 1878-02-13

;Fue en- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,Bailamos una galop......
va la mahana siguiente
Fuf 4 empefar mi reioj! g
La crónica., 1878-02-13
CAETAEES.

Yo conoci 4 una mujer,
Que me jur0 amor efsrno:
Y al POGO tempo Sc fue......
Con I'm cabo de lanceros
La crónica., 1878-02-13

En- un sueho, Julia mia,
Constaate y tierna te VI ;
Y en- sCguida quede muerto
Del susie que recibi.
La crónica., 1878-02-13

Es rojo ell astro del dia,
Ell hrmamento es azul,
La fusion color de rosa,
Ell color de mi alma, to.
La crónica., 1878-02-13

A TODD aquel que Sc muere
Lo llevan q un panteon,
Rogad por mi 81 algun dia
Me wells en- su corazon.
La crónica., 1878-02-13
SOR ANGELICA.
MEMORIALS de una HERMANN
De LA CARLOAD.

NOVELA ORIGINAL POR
"A. AEATEOS.
La crónica., 1878-02-13
Crra toda clase de intermediates.

Els una especialidad en- el tratamiento
de intermediates de WEereo Y d~olencias
sihlfticas. nl7no
La crónica., 1878-02-13
LIBRO PRIMERO.
CAPITULO SEXTO,

Ell VIEJO MUNDO.
La crónica., 1878-02-13

Artfculos para uso de funerales, Coro-
mas, Lutos, etc. o los 6nicos agentes
para los
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FINANCIAL
RrCHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. March 22, 1873.

FRIDAY, March 90, 1873.
american Gotd,-1 90,z Did, Log asked.
State observation-disclosures conso,s, 5Ga BID, bS
virginia fnndabIe, 25 bid: pfrgfnia deferred. AZ
bid 81 asked; Virginia interest dcates, OK bid
VIRGINIA fax-receivahlc coupons, rs bid, asked.
Richmond city s,s, l0s bid. j osa asked; Lynch
burg city 6's. 81 bid, 100 asked. 81
Railroad Bond8 W rginia Central Railroad first
mortgage e's.J. and D., 90 bid; yirEInia Central
gfna Central Railroad non-mortgage S's j.. aud j.,
So bid; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad second
nortgaEe SIS, j. and y, s6k bid; ylrginia and Ten
bid soufhside Railroad Grst mortgage preferred Ss,
gage preferred 6'sJ. and J II bid: southside Rail-
petersburg Railroad first mortgage s's,J. and j.,
S2k bid, SS'asked; Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road 1rst mortgage S's, j. and d., 104 bid Rich
mond, Ere Iericksburp and Potomac Railroad mort
burg and Potomac Railroad mortgage 7e. j. and j.,
96H bid; Richmond and Danrille Railroad consolt-
dated Ga, ~ and n, IL bid; Piedmont Railroad
first mortgage S's. a. aad o., 95 bid; Richmond,
York River and Chesapeake Railrcadand Steamboat
Ss. j. and j.. 20 bid, so asked. $3.50 5
Rditro1d StockS.-RichE!ond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad six per cent guaranteed LOO par,
80 bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
bid.
Bank Stocks-Nationai Bank OF Virginia, 100
par. "a askea: Union Bank or Richmond. 80 par,
AZ bid, rs asked; Merchants and Planters Savings,
25 par. iS bld Citizens Savings, IS par, OK bid,
22 asked. '.-ss
Insurance Com pdnies..-Ffrsinia Fire and Ma.
rise, rs par, 500 bid: Virginia State, 25 par 2S
Merchants and Mechanics 100 par, s5 bid, cd
asked; CITY, 100 pay, TX bi,lS Granite INSURANCE
Company, ioo par: 76 bid, e. asked Richmond
Mtscelianeous.-oid Dominion Steamship Conn
pany, 100 par, 76 bid. .4tt
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that the chairman OF the Fraud Commission
in the Senate yesterday publicly announced
that they had ample evidence to secure the
speedy conviction Of ex- Governor Chamber
lain for bis share in the crimes against the
State. The resolutions, however, which
passed the House ON Wednesday passed,
the Senate Thursday, to the effect that not
witbstanding the investigations have proved
the truth OF the several charges made against
those who since 1858 hive ruled and al
most ruined the State, the Governor is re-
quested to order aoae prosequies in any
cases brought by the State based upon facts
found by The Joint Investigating Committee
on Public Frauds.
The Democratic caucus at Columbia on
Wednesday night was addressed by Gov
ernor Hampton, who was heartily endorsed
by the caucus.
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EDTsoS's LAST TELEPHoNE.-His last
idea, which is now assuming shape in the
Patent Office at Washington. through the
usual processes which are necessary for the
protection OF the fruits Of mechanical ge-
MUS, is called the aerophone, and wonder
full instrument it promises to be-. 1t is con-
structed somewhat after the manner ot>tbe
monograph, and attached to q locomotive
promises to make itself heard four miles off,
and to announce, in articulate speech, the
name and number Of the train, where it
will stop, when it will be due, and any
other information that may be necessary.
This might sound preposterous il any other
man but Edison announced it; but Edison
has confidence in it and the public have
confidence in Edison. philadelphia Times.
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Delaware.
EXECUTION OF TWO PELoNs.

-
NEW CASTLE, March 22.-Samuel Guam
bers and George Collins, the two negroes
convicted Of outraging Kate Smith alias
O'Toole, near Middletown, on the l5th OF
last August, were hanged to-day. Cham
hers was thirty-tiye years OF age and Col
Inns about nineteen. Last night they rested
better than at any time since they have been
in prison, and felt better this morning.
They breakiasted lightly, aud at $3.50 were
visited by two colored minlsters-Revs.
Isaac Young and Thomas NJ. Herbert, Al,
ter PRAYERS the scaffold was deserted by all
but Sheriff Grub and Warden Herdhann
and Rev. Mr.. Young. The moses were
then adjusted upon the mems necks ana
tbc black caps were drawn over their heads.
Sheriff Grub, with two blows OF a Ratchet.
severed the ropes, and the bodies fell
straight down with a heavy thud. Collins
made one conclusive movement ana was
still chambers drew himself up several
times, and then made no movement but that
occasioned by breathing, which lasted about
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Mr.. Stephens. Of Georgia, chairman OF the
Committee on Coinage, reported yesterday
q bill to amend the laws on the subject or
coinage to perfect the double metallic stand
ard, to provide for insuring gold and sill
yer bullion, certificates, and to retire certain
silver coins in use. Ordered to be printed
and recommitted. The tirst section pro-
yides that the coinage OF gold and silver
bullion shall be an equal footing, on the
same terms and condition that is to say,
the actual cost Of coinage OF each shall be
paid By the owner.
The Committee of Privileges and Elec-
tons decide they have the power tosre-
open the Corbin-Butler case from South
Carolina.
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STAUNTON.

ACTION AGAINST THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD CoMPANY--RAILRoAD CHANGES
cOLOREp METHODIST CoNFERENCE-PER-
RENCHMENT-EEAyY DEP0S-
IT'S, &C.
CORRESPONDENCE of the Richmond Dispatch.J
MARCH %. 1878.
Tonight the Council meets to put in mo-
ton q legal proceeding against the Chesa-
pcakc and Ohio Railroad Company, the his
tory OF which is as follows: In 1873 the
CITY was given to understand by the compa-
nv that il il was presented with certain
ground it would erect shops thereon, large
amount OF its work would be done here,
and much benefit would result. it was
also intimaed that il this was not done
promptly the company, being in 4 hurry.
would look elsewhere. With speed and
liberality the city Bought $500 worth OF
land in the desired locality and gave 1t to
the company. Five years have passed, the
shops are not here, the locomotives do not
even stop here. and the vicinity OF the
company's "shops" is rs quiet as grave
ward. The Council, I believe, hastens its
action in order to anticipate the sale OF the
road.
The change in the divisions OF the Chesa-
IIeake and Ohio road which has gore into
effect reduces the number to two. The
passenger trains from Richmond now run
through to Coyington before changing
crews. The change has resulted in drop
ping from the service Captains Hubbard,
Dabney, and Taley. Captain John Thigh
man is appointed OH the western division.
and Captain William II. Kinney has resign
cd. and now Elisa position in the company's
office at Richmond.
The Washington Annual Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church (colored),
which is in session here, has brought here
about 200 intelligent-looking colored minis.
tiers. Bishop Andrews, of Iowa, is pre-
siding. The church in which the Confer
ence meets is the finest belonging to any
body OF colored Christians in the South.
Staunton physicians arc in demand in
other cities. DR.. j. Newton McChesney, q
son of Dr.. William S. McCheSney, OF this
city, has been elected surgeon Of the Staten
Island, New York, Hospital, and DR.. Will
liam a. Frazier, son of Mr.. William Fra
zier, Of this city. has the position OF assist
ant-surgeon OF the Missouri Eye and Ear
1ntirmary, at St. Louis.
The Finance Committee Of our Council
are wisely following the general example of
economy, and have reported an estimate for
1S7S-'T9 about ten per cent. lower than the
past year, with prospect OF still further
reduction. The low assessment made obli-
gatory on cities by the State law raises our
rate Of taxation for city purposes to $l.10,
though Of course it does not increase the
amount paid.
The two banks here on the 18th instant
had over third of million dollars on de-
post. - PENN.
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PETERSBURG.

CONSERVATIVES REORGANIZATION - THE k is
eoa.s - ropssRY CAsE--THE METHODIST AND
n,orrsr .syIyAr.s--A MINISTER'S WIFE AND
nn,r nrrS AMONG The C0NyERTS--oTuER
IrEas.
,[.-,osnon,,encc Of the Richmond Dispatch.
iooi'''rs MARCH %, 1878.
Tho new,y-elected members OF the Con.
,.rrs,;ya Executive Committee will meet
s sei 10 re0rganize that body. elect q
w. snnerintendent, and prepare for the
wing s campaign. which is opening with
's uenry Holman, the penitentiary convict
.,,hnsn arrest was mentioned In my last let
w.. declares most emphatically his inuo-
~ on,ce 81 the robbery and murder OF Thomas
Iandv whose body was taken from the
.mnnn,atfoS on Wednesday morning, and
rr;th eopal emphasis, to clear himself OF the
s,,sn;c;an OF murder, declares he stole mo-
rnr--hc does not know how much-from
ne unfortunate lunatic James Holt, in Jail.
The latter story is probably the true one,
on6 Il is believed he got large amount OF
Nancy, The case is one OF very unusual
character. and Holman viii so back to the
The meeting at the Market-Street Metho-
dist Episcopal church was one OF unusual
interest, and there was an increased number
q; converts. Among these were the wife
and three children OF the pastor, Rev. j.
Powell Garland, whose sermon OH the occa-
sion was one Of the most earnest and I'M
pressiyc OF his life.
Rev. DR.. J. William Jones, OF Richmond,
has been preaching every night tins week at
the First Baptist church, assisting the Rev.
MIR. Eaton in his revival services. DR.. Jones
has had very large congregations TO hear
HIM, and his sermons have had Il goodly
effect. Every night there have been as
many as four or tive to make profession OF
faith. He breaches again tonight.
The revival in Petersburg has been most
remarkable one, aid the church member
ship will be increased some two or three
hundred by it.
The employees OF the Atlantic, Missis-
sippi and Ohio railroad in this city were
Yesterday paid of for the month OF Feb
ruary. No back wages were allowed.
Mrs. Nathalie Pollard has engaged the
Academy OF Music for Tuesday evening
next. when she will deliver lecture on
California life. ROBIN ADAIR.
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TIE NEWS RECORD.
An EIGHTY.THOUsAND-goLLAR
FIRE IN HsAnvILLE.s

FIRES ELsEWHERE--MR GpODE's BILL FOR
PENsIoNIEG THE FAMILIES OF THE VIC
TINS OF THE HURON D1sAsTER-s0UTH
CAROLINA SENATE FRAUDs-FALUREs-
CUTIoN-coNG REssIo
VARIOUS WASHINGTON lTEMs-rNvEsTI.
CATION OF THE JULY RIOTS BY THE
PENNSYLVANIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GRE. OF GREEKS III TURKs-THE FRENCH
CONSULATE ROBBED AT ADRIANoPLE-
THE GREEK INsURREcTIoN-oT OTHER FOR
EIGN ITEMS, &C., &c.
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FehHSyt EGRla.
new BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR The PEENSYL-
vANIA RAILROAD.


vANIA RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-The commit
tee appointed ut the annual meeting OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company to act with
the directors in preparing a ticket for di-
rectors for the ensuing year, to DC voted
for next Tuesday, have agreed upon the
following: Thomas A. Scott, Josiah Bacon,
Wistar Blarius, John M. Kennedy, Samuel
NJ. FELTON,, Alexander Biddle, N. p. Shart-
ridge, Henry NJ. Phillips, Henry u. Welsh,
d. 3. Cummings. The two last named are
in place OF 4. G. Dcrbyshire, OF Philadel-
phia, and John Scott, Of Pittsburgh. Mr..
Welsh is president OF the American Steam
ship Company, and Mr. Cummings is presi-
dent OF the Girard National Bank.
INVESTIGATING THE JULY RIOTS.
PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-The special
committee OF the State Legislature to in
vestigatc thc cause OF the July labor-riots
met to-day. r. a. Ammons, OF Pittsburgh
head Of the TrimmcrS Union, testified: AS
Governor Hartranft was absent the impress
sion among the strikers was that no one had
authority to order the troops to fire, and
that they resisted believing they were pro-
tecting their own rights. The Mayor Of
Allegheny told him nc had not committed a
breach Of the peace, and advised him to re-
sist the attempted arrest. Prominent citi-
Zens offered the strikers arms and money.
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New York.
FAILURE or A BANK. !.

i
TARRYTowN, March 22.-The National
Bank Of TarrYtown has failed. Some think
that the depositors Will lose nothing. The
stock will be wiped out.
THE CONSPIRACY AGAINST HENY CLEws.
NEW YORK, March 22.-The indictment
against Henry Clews, the ex-banker, has
been nolle prosecuted. Clews has obtained
warrants against the conspirators.
BANK Observation-Disclosures BURNED.
ELMIRA, N. T., March 22.-The bank at
IthemuDg suspended to-day. 1t was pri-
yate banking institution, conducted by
Henry w. Beale, who makes ON assignment
to F. G. Hall and s. L. Gillet. The amount
OF deposits was s280,000. The discounts
and oyerdrafts are reported at s260,000.
The loss to depositors is serious.
John j. Vick's tobacco factory was burned
yesterday. Loss. $4,000; insurance, s23,-
500
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
v,,uxoSr March 90 ;s7s

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE. I
RICHMOND. March 90. 1878.
sFTEGiSGs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, TIA bushels. Red,2,496 bush-
els.
: CoRN.-IVhite. 3ss bushels. Hired, I SO bushels.
. OATS.-1 ,5ZS bushels.
sAi.Es REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-White, 274 bushels at $1.11; 60 busl-
els good At Sl.30; 104 bushels prime n 81 .35; 46
bushels good nc $3.50; 12O bushels common at
$1.0S; GO bushels common ar S1.l5; so bushels at
S1.3U-total, 7l4 bushels, Red. 20 bushels COM
mon Fuliz ut S1.10: Is bushels Fultz at 81; 80
bushels very good Fulsz ut a120; rs bushels Fuitz
ut $i.20; ~ bushels Lancaster at 81 80; II bush:
els very good FultZ nj Sl21; 40 bushels very good
Euliz st 81. 20; so bushels prime Fultz at S1.23;
500 bushels very good EuZ at $3.50: 221 bushels
fair FuiiZ at Sl.17; ia bushels good FuItz 1T
S11S: 43S bushels fair FuitZ at 81 10. 81 bushels
mixed at Sl.l5; $50 bushels good FnltZ at S1.I5
% bushels common Fulz ut sl.12; &c bushels
mixed Mt Sl.20; 6S bushels good Fulz ut S1.lS;
$50 bushels fair Fultz al $l.15-,otal, 2,400 BUSH
els.
CoRN.-Vhitc, co bushels prime mt Soc; 200
bushels prime at 55c.: 54 bushels prime st 65c.
90 bushels very good at J5c.-total, 36i bushels.
OATs.-352 bushels goon spring ut 3Gc.: IS busli-
els fair spring At 35c.: 200 bushels common spring
at 35c.-total, Go bushels.
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XLVTH CONGRESS--Second Session
WASHINGTON, March 90, 1873.

SENATE.
The Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tons reported resolution that DR.. McA1il-
Ian and Judge Pay, OF Louisiana, be paid
81 900 each in compensation for their con-
test.
The Vice-president laid before the Senate
q communication from the Secretary OF War.
enclosing letter from the Chief OF Engi-
neers, recommending an appropriation for
continuing the examination in connection
with the construction OF iett;cs at the south
pass of the Mississippi river. Referred to
the Committee on Appropriations.
The timber amendment to the deficiency
appropriation bill passed the Senate. 1t
must go back to the House, and only applies
to unsurveycd lands OF the Territories. The
restriction was made at the suggestion OF
Mr.. Morgan, of Alabama. The Senate adj
journed until Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Stephens, OF Georgia, chairman OF
the Committee OH Coinage, reported bill
to allow the coinage of silver bullion for
owners on the same terms as gold bullion
is coined-that is, for the cost OF the COIN
age. Also to authorize the issue OF certifi-
Gates on the deposit OF silver bullion or
coin, the same as gold certificates, which
are to be receivable for public dues, DC.
Also to abolish the coinage OF the twenty,
i've, and thrce-cent pieces, and to continue
the coinage of trade-dollars, for exporta-
ton only, at the rate OF $4,000 per month.
The bill was ordered to be printed and re.
committed,
There were about forty pension bills con.
l.sidered and passed, among them one intro
duced by Mr. Goode, Of Virginia, pension
ing Captain Guthrie and the surimen who
lost their lives in rendering assistance te
the crew Of the wrecked steamer Huron or
the North Carolina coast last November.
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'sStonewall' Jackson's niece, Mrs. Grace
a. Evaus, Of Cincinnati, has Just died in
that city.-Ne,o York Tribune.
Report has it that Hon. Thomas Swami,
of this city. Is about to marry Mrs. Thomp-
sou. 4 wealthy New York widow.-Balti-
more american.
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five minutes. Chambers died in eleven
minutes and Collins half ,nl1rlte later.
Both died easily. The bodies were cut
down and placed IN pine collins, and appli-
cation will be made for their burial in tll e
Aims cemetery at Wilmington.
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ALTON, VIRGINIA, March 81, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: As the free-school
question is on everybody's tongue, let the
people OF Virginia know that in and around
Alton, Nelson county, Va, there is no
school or school-house for the seventy or
eighty pupils yet.
What is the matter with the free-scbool
officers? More anon. l,..sa SCH"
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PATTERNS.
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PATTERNS, and claim for them vast superiority
over all other patterns in this naraet for the follow
tBs reasons:
LIST. Elegance or design.
ed Absolute perfection In Dit.
81. Guaranteed reilah.. lily,
4th. ComprvhenstceneSS In STYLES. thereby Iar-
nishing TO old and Young, 10 plain and to the most
fashionable p opie. yles suited their respective
tastes and positions III life; always conforming our
designs 10 ruling fashious Of the day.
9th. SimEiiettyof constructions rendering IL easy
for even a child TO nut together the MOST cemp!t-
SnIi and examine the new styles, and also The
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IRON, STEEL, &c.
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REST REFINED IR0N-a full assortment;
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ALSO,
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