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DEATHS.

Died. March 2s, 1870 at the residence Of her
parents, Of ccrehro-'plnal meningitis, RUTH
sged seven years, three months aad twenty three
days. -.
The funeral services will he held Mt Lcigh-Sireet
Baptist church T HIS Saturday AFTERNOON ut
3H O'Clock. The friends OF the family and those Of
her grandfather. Benjamin Bragg, are respectfully
Invited to attend. Is.
Religious Herald please copy.
Died. at the residence Of his father, John F. Pal
more in Cartersv1e. Cumberland county. Va, on
the 26th of March, 1879, at 11:l5 =. NJ, ID. IL.
PALMORE. In tho twenty-eighth year OF his age.
Peace be 10 his ashes.
Charlotte, n. c. papers please cory.
Died OF apoplcxy. on yesterday morning, March
2Sth. In Greensboro, n. Co. WILLIAM j.. Ed
WARDS, E.q. He was brother Of Rev. John +.
Edwards. ID. D., OF this city.
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,,,,,,e e.cI .lsca, year. Fofta1assly ierus
i hanpcns that June and Decamoe.. y.
mouths IN which The largest amoun. orr =.
revenue ure paid In, n Decenber, le' !;
s se,a KIN IA was paid into sbe Treasury ..
s ,.a,s,, aA4ness. III was 10 coup anu
cara. Ara .sa Id currency. In june ao so
sss7. sse SO WIS received, OF wbien saoo =,
az n was ii, coupons and 1851, oal.lz IN
=, , rrancv. The months showing the next
heaviest receipts are May and November.
November 1877, showing s2oS,an.'2. Of
which sas, 444.57 was in coupons; and May
1s7s. showing see4.e9s:7i, Of which sa4,.
1ea 7s was In coupons. The Treasury VII
therefore undoubtedly have the money ioi
the January and July interest, unless tn.
nast.due coupons come 10 like HOOD ano
n that event they viii be absorbed az once
and the deficiency 10 revenue VIII not hai'
pen again by reason Of them.
AZ TO the pubic schools, the act passed
last session, known as the HENKElI' Dill giscs
them perfec, protection for three fourtns o.
thor pross Sund; from which, when you
deduct the expenses Of assessment ana COZ
lection and the insoivcnts, it wnl appear
TINT the net sum coming to them IS neari!
all secured in currency:
II there be falling of in values Oh OF
fourth by toe next assessment OF land' as =
predicted by some, still our revenues VII
eren then meet the Interest on thc aes
bonds. The net reduction of revenue WI
not exceed s250,eeo, Of which ono hft
fs5a o0ol will be lost to the schools aso Cd
remainder (S200,oo0) to she geneEA reVe
.nu.. AS we have shown that there will b
In surplus OF $500, 900; after paying interes
or the new bonds there will still. remain
surplus OF sieo000. A perie9ed ilqno
tax will more than make up for any posi-
BILE falling of from land.
II. on the ether hand. we keep up GU
!; present revcn1e, we shall soon be aDie I
nav all arrears to the public schools; AM
we might even accumulate large slnkin'
fund with which VIC might so reduce on
debt that when the per cent. intefes
shall commence our aggregate interest WI
not exceed whit we shall have to pay a
first at per cent. $500.
II our entire debt is not funded unde
the present act, stifl we shall be benehted
as every new bond issued is made up OF tw'
consoIs and one peeler, and reduces tne 10
terest coaseetible in coupons BY one fourth
besides stopping the interest on the peeler
so long as we pay 3 per cent.
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-.... ..- LEVY BROTHERS l.a
have just received large additions to their stock OF
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
which they offer at very low figures.

BUNTINGS-a colors and prices;
CASHMERE BEIGE and BEIGE TWEED;
JAPANESE and STRIPED SILKS;
Extra bargains In BLACK GROS-GRATN SILK at
81 and Il .25 yard;
BLACK TAFEETA SILKS. for summer wear
ALL.WOOL BLACK CASIIMEHES, at the lowest
price for the quality ever yet offered;
INDIA MUSLIN. LINEN LAWN, CAMBRIA,
NAINSOOK, SWISS, CHECK. and STRIPED
MUSLIN;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and ISSERTlNGS cheaper
than ever. he sure to look at them-we have
very handsome patterns;
BLEACuED and UNBLEACHED HUCK TOW
ELS;
DAMASK TOWELS In great variety:
SuEETINGS ana SIIIRTINGS CT all the we'll
known brands at bottom figures;
RUFFLISGS in beautiful variety;
The cheapest LINEN LAP-ROBES we have yet
met with;
ZEPHYR SHETLAND sIIAwLs in all The des!ra-
BILE cnlors Mt very low prices;
NOTTINGHAM LACE SETS-sood .rsains;
TABLE DAMASK and TABLE.CLOTHS, with
. Handsome NAPKINS to match;
GENTLE8fEN'S SHIRTS, made or the best ina te-
RIAL i, 90c.:
LADIES' UNDERWEAR cheaper and better than
goods Of northern make:
CARPET WARP. COTTON YARN.
We have now sp'cndllly-aSsorred stock and are
continually receiving new and dcsir ,ble goods
We guarantee the best goods for he least money
... LEVY BROTHERS,
NH 81 JOLT and 1919 Main street.
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liz d. d L. MITTELDORFER,
527 BROAD STREET.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
NEW SPRING AUCTION BARGAINS.

NEW SPRING AUCTION BARGAINS.
We are now oncning the LARGEST, chcarcst and
best stocx Of NEW GOODS AT prices TO astosish all.
All we ASK is Il call Before ou purchase.
BLACK CASHMERE: at 25. 80. s5, 40. so. GO,
G5, rs, SIZE. and SI-a reduction of twenty
per cent. on former prices;
BLACK SILKS-rhc cheapest In The city;
ALL-WOOL BUN1INGS-the best at 22c.-in all
shades;
BUNTINGs at 123 and 169.c.-a good article;
A full line of DRESS GOODS In all the latest nov
cities from 7c up;
WHITE GOODS III large variety;
CORDED PIQUE, ~, $, 6. and &c.;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and TORCHON LACES-
very large stock from auction; ~.
PARASOLS, PARASOLS, Few stock just received ;
KID GLOVES at 45c two-button-a good artice
from auction: "A wHITE at Zoe, CHECK at
money in The city; ....
OIL-tLOTHS. floor and table, COCOA MATING,
and HEMP CARPETS to be sold ut Z sacrifice
to cosc; .... ...| 4. - - '..-
$50 pieces PRINTS at 44e;r ..a..
BROWN COTTOSS ut 4. 5, and &C.: Pc. ,....
Price-llst Of Co1TONS: WAMSUTTA, 1oc:;
nn0SCoGGlN, 71sc.; good BLEAcnED 4. A.
BLEACHED and BROWN snEETINGs at case
prices; W .. ..,..
CORSETS In great variety from csc. to $500:
4 new stock Of sETlng shades In CHENILLE
PRINCES at 162sc. per yard:
TRIMMING SILKS and SATlNS in all the new
shades; g..
HOSIERY in all the new styles from 6sc. pair to
the 6uest;
NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS-a complete as
sOrilncnt:
CASSIMERES for men aud boys from l5c. to II. IS
per yard;
LAUNDRIED SHIRT at 75c., regular price 81 .25 ,
LADIES. GENTLEMEN. and CIiiLDRESS
UNDERSHIRTS-a full line;
WHITE QUILTS at 45, 90, 65- roc, 81, and
$1.25.
For the cheapest goods ever offered don't fail &c
call on ID. T.. MlTTFLDORFER.
NH 22-S.M&W a. 527 Broad street.
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From the Fredericksburg Kecorderj
Hon. II. l.. T.. Reale Oh, the Btate-Debt

In private letter to the editor: OF the
Recorder the distinguished gentleman who
represents our district In Congress thus ex-
presses his opinions asfollows, speaking Of
the State debt .4ili@H,2 g @,.Ets S-it"s u
ST am opposed tonapy and oil PROPOSE
lions inyolpinga settlement which would
rest upon force and not the free consent OF
creditors, and for This reason, ii no other,
could not support the Barbour bill, and
must endorse the principle 81 The adjust.
inent offered by creditors. si','sis ~ -,
"Your obldient servant; +}7'f 5<'@'' .
r. L. T. BEALE." 2
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ss7- COHEN BROTHERS invite the
onoSss3 March l.t when ihsy II, s5hibi.
The most complete assortment OF DEY G0Ops ever
In this State, aud prices that Will aston
isl all.
All. Wool Buntiugs al &c., regular price Zbc.;
AI-Wooi Cashmere, 40 ihsGes vide, 1t 54o, regular
Ail-Weo Ganelete 81 inches Wide, a. 81 regular
kWari, Henrietta at osc., regular price $3.50.
- s1 GRAPES.
Couria,ds English Grape at sI.2 e. worth s2;
Courtali's English Grape at s2-canpot be bought
1ot ''=' '"AD SILKS.
In Black Silks VIC are 20 per cent. less than any
Bou nSass eros DC } Sol a. s1o importers price
Bonneis eros de Naples at " % worth r.lly sl75;
Bonnets Fallle Richie at SLAB worth fully s2;
silver Gloss Mor TaF ny
Guiuet,s Trtpiex ut 1925 worth fully $3.50:
Guln.t's eros de File Silks, In black and coored' at
Striped and Checked Silks from SOC. mp to 81 en-
brac:ng the best assortment OF styles and coiors
ever exhibited in this city;
Our of Brocade Silks embraces all The novel;
ties as they are produced
ilts WHITE GOODS.
We have extraordinary Inducements to offer In
Chc;K Nfusins at ~ Nc. worth 61sc., at &C. worth
-2Oc.
French Nains0ok. In checked at zoe. worth s5c.
A full assortment of White Lace Nansooks:
Irish Linen al 80. 30, 40. and 4oc. worth fully 20
per cent. more.
~..- ."-. :. TOWELS. ~ y'
Ai-Iinen Towels at 8, 10. 12H, and 15c.;
Our zoe. Towel IS fully worth 3Oc.:
Our Satin du CHEN Towels ut 75c. arc the hard'
soonest goods ever brought 10 this market.
HOSIERY.
Cur assortment. OF Hosiery lof which We make spc.
cialtyJ Is unsurpassed. We have al colors ami
sizes, ranging in prices from &c. to S3.5 pair;
SILK and LsleThread Hose, IN black and colorec at
greatly reduced prices:
Sec our Six Clicked, Unbcachcd Balbriggin Hose.
three pairs for SOC.
KID GLOVES.
Leroy'5 Seamless, best glove sold In This market.
reduced So ) IA, former price 81 63:
full assortment of Opera shades III z, 5, 4. o, ana
6 buttons-Stc ..Iir soc. quality:
Our stock Of Li>Ie-rhrca Gloves embraces all the
= Partisan novelties In Lace Mexican, Brocadell,
aud land Nesh-all lengths.
RIBBONS.
See our No. Gros-Grsiu and Satin at 15c, and NO.
IL at 1SC.-til shades;
IIamhurgs In all the new designs running In price
from 81. 10 $3.50 per yard.
LACES, TAELE-LINENS. aud all the novelties
NH 20 COHEN BROTHERS,.
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One OF the affections urged to the new
funding bill is that.tbe new bonds may be
gold, bonds, because .or the words: !" The
bonds as well as their coupons shall be pay
able In RfcbmQ9 and Ney York. or, il de-
sired, may be made payable in sterling DIT
lou DIP sat q fxsd Fate o. exchange Of qne
eals tbs Jia ga s5 ~ WANT Va
sterling bonos payable In London, and they
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slready;;bold some Of the old bonds q mat nat
asseriptIon. AS 1887 makes q Pound ster-
|linrps the rate oil exchange saves the State
nearly three per cent. md, besides, how
ever our currency may 5depreciate, our iof'
eign creditors must always receive nYe dol
lars o. our legal tender for ~ pound
NE owe. them. This real'T converts gold
fbonds into currency binds Of fixed rate
which fully proter..s US under oil circum'
| stances 80. I|ltt - ). n.
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we give it up: We suppose it is not sub
sidizing the press for the president OF rail-
road company to pay to the paper he mostly
owns the very large sum Of S77,22o for adj
vocatine his peculiar views, and yet we
cannot think OF any other name for the ope'
ration. But the Wing is immaculatc-ii
cannot be bought-and therefore everything
is Just as cIear-as mud West PoiM Star
"Did you evcr!"
"No, never"
| "What, never?"
"Wel, hardly ever" see paper receive
more than s77,22O for subsidies from rail-
road company. Vide Colinson's letter in
the Dispatch OF the Gath instant Vest
Point Star.
Tell it not in Askelon, publish it not. in
Gath, that the rcadiuster's tootcr" has
been guilty OF receiving editorials (cash in
advancc-s77,220) from the head Of read
justers, and yet there is a strong smell OF
burnt rags all about the Wing office Vest
Point Star.
If the Wing supported Colonel Richmond
for Congress in this district 1t left, It's sub
scribers and supporters in. u ':bloody old
fix, and they ought to prefer charges for
deserton, and have somebody shot.-A6-
in4don Standard. r. f.. ,t;r- ..':
Well done, we say to our repi escntatives
who aided in the passage OF this bill. Those
in this city and county who are not willing
to pay per cent. for ten years are few and
far between.-D anuHle Times.
We congratulate heartily The Ola Domin-
ion on the triumph Of the party that held
the honor OF Virginia above all price,
IVaminqton [ Y. o. Star.
How singuarly the minds Of those two
great men, Secretary Gorham and Attorney
General Dcvens. ran together. Wherever
Gorham sent money during the late canl-
pai@n, without the slightest understanding
or concert, Devens sent batch OF mar>baIs.
The result was that ten or twelve Demo-
cratic districts were corrupted. But nei-
Their Deyens nor Gorham intended that that
should happen. One wanted to see the laws
enforced and the other fair count Wash
ington Post.
Deacon Smiths family journal is in errcr,
uIintcntionally, OF course, when 1t speaks
OF claws made to protect the elections from
fraud.n Those laws were made to insure
the election OF Republicans in Democratic
districts, and that is the sole reason why
their repeal is so stoutIy reSisted.-PoSt.
Stripped Of redundant ycrbiage and
stated conciSelF, the plaintive wall OF the
Republican leaders amountSto this: III we
had suspected that in q restored Union our
party would be voted out of office, our
motto. would have been, Let the Union
slidc.'" -. ..,'-.. 1922. ~.
To begin with, it is determined to keep the
bayonet and liiputian tyrants like johnny
Davenport away from the polls. Why
should we not he Il free as we'll as united
people !-Ne,o York Express. -.
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Later experiments with EDrsoa's electr1 9.
Hight In New York give continued encour-
agement to hope that # will be. so masureo
as to. bring its employ to- eheapened
and practical advantage in establishments
recurring much light. We may look for
ward with almost certainty to the day ~nen
this will be achieved.
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CHEAP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are
in progress in New York Of the operations
Of ia I. Electro Mechanical Machine" which
is claimed to be capable iof sending Sixty
thousand words an hour to any d'stance'
This, It is assumed, will greatly cheaper as
well as increase the work Of telesraphy.
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TOTAL, S77,220.-And all this the paper
that, only few days since had the impu-
dence to intimate that all the papers in the
State that opposed the Reputation theories
of the Wing were subsidized by bondhold-
ers. Verify, our neighbor has been there
so often that he imaeines every other paper
is ready to do likewise. Measuring other
peoples wheatIn his half-bushel MEASURE
Vest Point Star. RI .'.i .s'
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GY; TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
corner of Broad and Twentieth strects)-Scrvices
on SUNDAY MORNING IL Ii O'Clock, by Bishop d.
S. DoGGETT, ID. D.; at 8 P. NJ. by Rev. w. e.
ScHAEFFER, of the English Lutheran church.
Subject at night specially adapted to young ladies.
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H-FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL
twcst Marshall street, between Graham and Ham
cockl.-Sunday school OIL SUNDAY AFTERNOON at
Az o'clock, and preaching SUNDAY NIGHT, by Rev.
W. n. SCOTT, al 8 o'clock. warm welcome to all
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b5;Yed Essu.s. BY MATTHEW ARNOLD
New YORK MCMILLAN q co.
For sale BY WEST, JOHNSTON Il co.
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The Fincastle; Herald has come out IN a
new dress and an enlarged iorm-a good
evidence of the prosperity CT one oftthe
best of our exchanges.
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M SECOND 2 r E BY Il z RI A. n
CHURCHILL the absence of the pastor, The Rev.
JAMES X. HAZEN will preach at l A. NJ. and de-
liver discourse in the series the Inspiration of
the Bible ~ at A.. p NJ. a
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~ BROAD-sTREET METHODIST
CHURCH. SUNDAY, March 30th.-Preaching by
Rev. W. G. STARR ipastor). Atl1 A. M.-subject ::
- The Lost Badge Of a Christian Fraternity" At
P. M.-subject 1.-The Eucharist on Earth and In
Heayenn ,..-.... .-.t... : i.rrn.t.
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M SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor.
ncr Main and Sixth srcetsl.-Rev. HENRY Nc
DONALD, ID. D., will preach on SUNDAY at IL A.
NJ. and 8 L. ~
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GJ GRACE-STREET B A p 7 S 7
CHURCH Corner Grace and Foushee streets).-
The pastor. Rev. W. Z. HATCHER, ID. D.. will
preach al ! O'CLOCK A. NJ. and ut quarter before
p NJ
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M" MAIN-STREET CHR1STIAN
CHURCH between Pine aud Laurel strcct:).-
Preaching by Elder j. 4. DEARBORN at II A. NJ.
and 7:45 NJ
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HFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
Twelfth and Broad streetsl.-Itev. f. ". WARREN
D. D., will preach on SUNDAY at11 ~ NJ. and 1T
=. NJ.
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re Me- WE DISCONTINUE OUR SAT-
URDAY-NlGHT SALES until further notice.
MARCH2 1879. LEVY BROTHERS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,
E=1 naKGE ARRIVALS ny rr,.-.
STEAMER oF NEW AND Dps,s, LfLRY
SPRlSG GOODS 'hbLt
TFIALH,.,,r.,, pno~
gu BROAD STREET. con- c mhRs'.

BRING GOODS '"HLF
an, - tNnIp.rr,R bDoTu-,-
w BROAD STREET. COpsvn'
We are now prepared to slow, bs
ann agsilaVe .tocS " has ever been en- =, chHp.
nor,Hnrp n Uar nnyer baynz spent ons nr? :,
noyeIt,es. ara great advantage. IN ~ ~ III" trs
BLACK c gihs K t! R,LAcK GOODS,
GAsIIHEREs. we have aogcd H' 1n u n ,,,.
OF mat celebrated ALL.WOoL .1ts s piece. nors
49, finest trades OF CASHMERE +, w, "" kepb ~ :,
The prelt est shades ofPALE PM 10, 10. ci,Y "s
HHs sahGt Pts and CREAM Az MiLh ,Mrs
RUSTiSGsl BUS j. T!IrG;s' ,,.,.~ ""'L'
We have every shade Of EUSTlyc;" 81 nSs!IiEG>,
RI hha = y men lr"m i2 per yard w. ':' "s1r
Our stock Of DRESS coon, ,cI.
s,,i and ,BkOGADED BCN1INC;S,.. "' "'FlGCAGI
STklpED SILKS In great variety, mt.
and sXTiNS g. Sna''e' Of TEIMMiNG M
In BLACK SILK PRINCES go ,,- '''''
| soonest designs, entirely new: ,,'I 'H"lss.
i FRfSe q {, c m,Sah and %o f.
VIZ TORiA LAW E>-at Iary. str.I
sTRlPED and cIIEGKEiI MuST;<. ,.-.rp:
| tSh" .'S' ~ III hF>SIs ana FIG r. ,,tNrN
| In every style. ""J iIyry
| HAMBURG EDGINGS and T.y.r;t.,
from recent auction s;li"r n l,...'' Ltry,
ever before known. Large A., f.. .,' ...,,
| stock. ''''s1. ID ~.
CASSlMERES for mems al: rgy H..
any one. We keep The mo-, r1aoa.,,..'. ", So
| "ARASOLS: PAEA>Gi,,
| Now IS your time 10 invest bet, r. ,.....
| thcr comes on. b,aUt!ia. ar,, .' - .
| just in. ' 81" .....
Ladies'. Mis- e.. and Chtrrn's u.ii,.r.
STRIPED HOSE in great yg,.,y =, 49,
styles ja.t out. - ''"i ...
| Our Soc. III - beats anything nf tho Ltrl,.
In Black, foi0Tcd, opera ,il,,, ,. .".
| also. better er"c -. = fGi imr ''' ".l.r,
| We have ~ elegant ENLAr\DErFjt .;,...
6nc-pure linen bosom .nI ,..Ir. a, .. 49,. - =
SHIRT ut II. '''- q. s....
In NOTIONS and FANCY G0nn< ,..,.,...
lining. such ~ SILK H,\nNfr.tt,,i..
SCARtS. BOWS. Eli.Eu%.. .niit'- p,
RUFFS. and REFFLINGS The E,r.'. :,
otsnew,si%le EtiToN> 10 br can a.,s.,.''
COTT0NS and DOMESTICS te:a!ln, 1, - ..
prices. " '" i" .
Al lnosc In want Of great iarguns will ,,,.....
~ IiiAl.ll!htk EEOriifI:> o.
NH 20 GO Broai s, rect, rnrn,.r - :,
l----------------------- .t sec
VI WE HAVE Just RECEIVED :,
fuII I'm ore ,,. - = a.
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Mr VIRGINIA BIRIE SOCIF

MT VIRGINIA. BIBLE SOCIETY.
There will be meeting held In The Serenth-Strcet
Christian church SUNDAY NIGHT, March the
3Oh, at O'Clock, in the interests Of the Virginia
Bible Society. Bishop DoGGETT will deliver the ad-
dress. ..,.I,r..s ...s o.
The annual meeting OF the Virginia Bible Society
for The eli con of officers will be held In the Office OF
the Society on TUESDAY, April 1st, at P. n.
N. ". STAPLES, Secretary.
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DIssoIt,r,oS e,o-r.RrNIR'n'

RICHMOND, Va. Nar'h - ,., -, 10,
rpHE FIRM OF JENklN> y .,,.gJ ,-
i Is THIS DAY Dl>S"i'n ~ or,.c,r! By :
CoTRrNEY JENKINS. a..'ff ,.s t'1 Co., ~. -
style of E.IOCRTSEf JE\hlN~
sumo Al; liabilities of the Of = I,..ES JENhN"
&. l.. >rEuAL.
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RtcnMoxp. "a, N''', .,.,

R,cnMoxr, "a N'', .,,.,,iv'H e
oI Ksfs sI' to 1S sst "T 10 Ia,
stegai to make settlement =, , , Il III, t3y5
Ne also desire to cali lhc at.tt'',wNT r.
orally TO our LARGE en- m,a Nc der 'it<'A' -
STOCK OF GOODS, on WIN" ..,a!
Thsnking our old friends or ~. a, n out !, ,rf,
patrousge l., re,oi re s,eai'h ~ We VIII &c
business, wa assure tte'' , tI, nntt 81 =,
effort to f1 T. iGGo',uH Gl5 HHsst
pls,llers' Agents an1 WhoSn1F% %aft emit, SIX s.,
: NH 2G-dSt.Steo!6t ---------
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NE METHODIST sUNDAY-sCHOOL.
SOCIETY.-A special meeting OF this Society Will
be held at Nlchoson-Strcet Methodist church on
SUNDAY AFT ERNooS at 81 o'clock.
Interesting addresses and o: her exercises may be
expected. . "A. L. WEST, President.
c. p. Rddy. Secretary.
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above et noticed, clsettay c%u',sIt f.. ,1 81
Of i. COURTNEY JEAk!N ,i,,S,i p
tomrr:, aud solicit their cent'""'II T.. >fh"'"'
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row taa New Funding Blu viii
~ xss.s, * 2h

CpeTate 49,
"a order that public may % i ltli,
a The ability OF sae State 70 refund .ns 8.
Am, nnder the bill lately passsd, ana meet e.
bsf liabilities during The time smp'osea :, -
refuudipg md afterwards We give sn s,, 90
.,.,Ics bearing upon tbs subject ues''''
srorn t,se s,ost authentic sources.
. :. .,,ssot he denied shat our prescnt reve-
,.nss.,a win .briag annually Into the Trea'
.,,rv % 400, coo. by the reports 81 the Irea'
s.rer o;Yr reyeaue nas exceeded tuas sun
ss,.~v year since ssss. But in order, 70 MAKE se
shis statement snlc the sum OF s'Soo,ooo
ryi,, he taken Us wsie annual revenue. ne
.npronriation niR OF last session Tor the . eS,
nenses 81 the state government adaea w
a7so.59s, whith included s6l'ooe lor 'ns
enlargement al the Eastern and "ssee'
sTmnsiie As*nms, and $4,000 Tor the eA'
a,,snses. at zoe session Of 1s79-'so OF toe
Genera, Assembly. After that ipe sSss'oi's
-,,i,I no b,epnfaI, and the annual expense
viii average only $4,000. Add sa's sum &c
.abe s6a ie0s extra appropriation 70 tue ass'
,,n,ns ana deduct the SOL coo they foot up
md It wal, appear that after this year ou'
STATE expenses need not exceed s6SsssSo
nevertheless, let us place them at ,s7oo'ooo
isThc Finance Committee OF the House o
Delegates have tisae aud again fixed shc an
mai school fund derived nom state tax
s4sy $40 SO. Let us put it at 100000. Thu
we ore safe in making the following state
ment: ,,i o,,
SM for State expensfs. ...--$7Q0'o,o
On for public sesools---... Soo,oe1 ooo m,
49, -..., - -
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Dis i:titJiiS.
GLORIOUS NEWS.
~ I,I bI.latrS NJ

~ GLORIOUS M.
Having closed out l1rg~ hmkrrpt >ig,;f
DRY GOODS. HOSIERY. NUTiuS>. -.
We will for the mkt thirty SAYS sell ca.., -, q,
Err THAN EVER HEARD DF Is r;tffrrr"
All those who arc IN need Of cheap ...!' All 49,
before purchasing elsewhere, A. "" vi! :t.r.r. ,
save you from twenty 80 lwcutN -'jsr .-rra. r.
member, tbs Is the t,n.y chance tor e.,i,. ~.
Call carly tn avoid IN" crowd a DO
BALTIMORE AItT'DN li4i'~F
323 Broad street. between Thirl .p,f r.....
WHITE BhN%fR-EirE LETTfr>
NH Do-fm JAMES kb~t p-.,t.. ..
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VI WE HAVE Just EErEINFr
full line OF the SPRING an" >l-Sf}ifE>T,rf
OF the DOMESTIC i'ApEn Fh.lI0[. -.
which We ~" agents. d
NH .S.M&W TRAL7lMEE Ern1ir.n.
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sssg COHEN BROTHERS invite the
,mi,Iic generally 10 attend The SPRING OPENING
an ,MoNDAY, March SSIst, when they will exhibit
4 he most complete assortment or DRY GOODS ever
exhibited In this State, prices that VIII aston
iaii ALL
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We are now opening the largest, cheapest. and
best STOCK Of NEW GOODS AT prices to asosish all.
All we ask is Il call Before Oh purchase.