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The 1Honso' rell,sea % areief.lhe resolu-

IDc si1U4acs ieiM,o 'A - -''ss7s. s sp7S
Mr.. TALnsERRo oifGloucester moved to
commit thetresolution TO the, COMMITTEES LOT
Courts OF Justsce which was not agreed 20.
MIR. WILK,SsoS moved TO strike out OF
stationery y: which was rejected.
The resolution was agreed to-
Ayrs.-Mes.rs. Adams, Akers. Ashton. Attkis-
son. BARBOUR Bernard. Bland. Bohanan; low
Burger J: Carter. Carter Gogni'Di skerson,
D,er. Eciaols, Edmnnds Edwards. Farr, Faunteroy
Fckln, Einncy. Frazier, Goode; GTa'g I,rda.ty
Gs ssy a srass9y H Ha hnee
oCw Msneuss Mo pnin H Ras Iand,
hysss R sslnso 4 RysSd
burnc shryer shplnaie + Esfs,no Y +. Talia,
,enr. George Walker. W: NJ Mn,ker, M,,.,mer
Walsh WaESs Watson Unns and J. Mr. a. speaker-So
"St oEs. LMessrs. Burnlialn, Crank, Dickenso,m,'
Evans. Fukcrson, Kelly, Lee, alccabc, Mcdonnell
and Norton-l0. slt
The SPEAKER laid before the House q com
munication from the Second -Audltor, III
response to Il resolution of the House IN re-
gard TO the amount of past-due taS-receiYa-
bic COUPONS unpaid, &C.; which was. re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance.
h>'s4 DISTRICT OFFICERS. ...
House bill to amend and reenact an act
entitled an act prescribing the duties. Tow.
ers liabilities, and compensation OF dlslflct
officers. and to repeal chapter AZ and sec
tion Of CHAPTER dS of the Code OF 1913,
annroyed March 26, 1S75-untinishcd ousl'
pess-cane up, and was ordered 10 enSfoss'
ment.
Mr. HrSTEn moved to suspend the rules
m take up out of its order in the calendar
No. IS, House bill to prevent and prohlbl'
hor-pens. and the keeping Of hogs therein,
within half.miIe Of the corporation limltS
OF the city of Alexandria; which was re.
iected-not two thirds OF those present
voting in the affirmative. ....
CRAIG AND GILES. ...
House bill to restore the original county
line between the counties OF Craig ano
Giles as it was prior to an act passed. apr
7. 1858. entitled an act to annex portlor
OF the county of Giles to the county Oh
Craig, and to repeal said act. came up.
Mr., SpEssARD moved to dismiss the bill
which was agreed to-ayes, 90; noes, 81.
Mr.. McCAULL moved to reconsider tht
vote bv which the bill was dismissed.
Mr.. JOHNSTON of Giles moved to pnss by
the motion to reconsider; which was re
iected.
The motion to reconsider was rejected.
| Mr., GRAY Of Richmond in the chair.
PINEL HOSPITAL.
The House bill allowing the Eastern ant
Western Lunatic Asylum authorities Il
contract with the Pinel Hospital for the cal
OF harmless and incurable lunatics was dis
cusscd at length. The bill was laid on th'
table.
| Adjourned.
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il not cheering 10 the constituent, nor GO
AIRY 10 the representatives. s9s
Oniytwo, General?
rErnu, the Richmond whig, August 23l

ii not Cheering TO the constituent, nor
airy 10 the representative.
Onlytwo, General?
rFron, the Richmond whig. August 23I
noncrwe >. DroDos of the great alarm In Nor
fE irst sor, ii,,t,risnt man shond srisg; piaa
form on the Hampton wm,c, et rishts
tho Wishrs Of the people and IeH sns
n nght bother aud annoy the politicians we , sec
they succeeded I'm uding over the sntons
the without any exsited implies that
there was something 60 he ilet,,sonstt,m
scHich tie managers achams CO ccns 1s ,bev
or ,1sss Sae ,a e mi expression their sen
menus woaid moi be In sympathy Win INC Seho-
mcnts o! the people.
That's the way the Generals organ sup
ported Mr.. GooDE.
Irrom The Richmond Wh!g, August Id
In clarke county Mr.. johnson Barbour addressed q
the people last Monday and q, sgese - 10 up
n,, H. IN nsn.ring Mr Barton, or Wtncfe ter
volunteered 10 reply. The staple OF ms speech "''
m attack on Mr.. barbour's war rccoro'
bfr. BARTON upheld the "money-fins
BIZ speaking 10 favor OF General HUSToS's
election.
rrrom the Richmond Whg (date Iost}.l
TIE FIRST DISTRICT 1T will be sen tliaI In
meeting az. of EE fsSSs a0 eouuss osd
judge crlcner to represent ,h'' district III Con-
Frcss. ,,,,, 400 ernrasscd the opinion that
~
IuSee Critcher is an cminenlly at person to repre-
cont the wishc. aud Interests oil tha people, auu VIC
are Of the same opinion sun. .~.t
from he Richmond Wing (Gate lostlJ
c.rcrSIts --Conyentions having degeneratea
into for ctcatrg the pcone nave ioSt css.e
ali over the state. Even IL one OF them acts WIN, per,
c.t fairness I;s kinskip TO others OF bau repu,te
lends 20 dscrcdit it, and pcope feel uhaeF ho 'o
c,, Ton To heed It's DEGREES. -. u.a-aor,r
we continue TO receive accounts oi uIsoLT,..
~ ee,inrs in the Eighth district. ana the apPoin,-
menf Of double sets OF delegates 70 inc heA'u a
Convention 1t would seem that boih parlies ~ .'o
district were preparing TO make Inc ooh'eh''0n Z"
TSere are, similar indications elsewhere. NO
tchere outside Of the PeterSourg daSsr.ct con 40
i6eIe popular satisfaction with the acIun W =
yention We have Just had farce III tnlo
where after yrea, cSurtions ano mucn &c
of money the highest candidate cannon ooasS ~
1 9 300 votes, in district which can give |o'ooo
votes o-.,
| From the Richmond Wbig. 0ctoccr 22, 1881
| THE FIFTH DIsrRIcT.-We regret TO near iroi u,
This district that our impression as 10 Coionei
Cabel,s positions The currency queston mas ~,
CORRECT and that he instead of Sing WIN tue ply
I,ie on that question is with the money-rinSS. we
Give Ic,cr 10 this effect in another column. IL
That be the true statement OF the case VIZ ,n i
Kindness 10 Colonel Cabell, trust he may oa oaoS
beaten.
Only two. General?
| From the Richmond Wing, August II, lS1e.J
| THE FRAUD At WYTHEvILLE.-The MARION
Herald whose gallant editor was ucieSaIG iipi''
SIN WITH tells us o. the trick by ~hlcii III" "1'h1
| vile convention was turned into chcat'
Only two?
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pLANOS, ORGANS. dc.

TOR OVER FIFTY YEARS s7Es-sE:j
the M.ssrs. CHlCKERlNG have maintained their
reputation for the manufacture OF
FIRST CLASS PlASO-FORTES,
and at all the great exhibitions both in Europe and
America. they have been awarded
HIGHEST PREMIUMS OVER ALL COMPETE
TON,
aud for Infinite superiority above ali others they
were decorated, at the Paris Exposition. with the
CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HONOR,'
the highest distinction known 10 France.
The King Of pianists--the Able Franz Lizst-says
Il consider the Chick"ring Piano-Fortcs superior
10 any made III Europe or Alncric;t-to hc just |
must declare them perfect
The undersigned are Chickering's agents. and
have just opened supply oil sapcrb instruments,
SURPRISING any,hin. Of the kind hitherto kept here.
Call and SEE them.
NH 10-3m NODDHOISE PARliAM.
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Sepator RayartI on the Extra Session.

The Herald gives the result Of an inter-
view with Senator Bayard in New York,
yesterday. He is reported as expressing
the opinion that the extra session Will be so
short as to exclude general egislation-only
two appropriation bills and the passage OF
laws demanded by the House at the last
session engaging the attention OF Congress.
he defined these laws to he the repeal OF the
war test-oath OF 1862; the enactment OF a
law providing for impartial iuries; the
amendment OF the present law which per-
mits the presence of armed forces at cleo
tons to keep peace; and to repeal those
sections Of the Revised Statutes which pro
vide for the appointment OF Federal otnclaiS
As SUPERVISORS OF elections in several States,
and countless deputy marshals.
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was repealed about twelve months after Il !.
was enacted. But II + had at any time ielt
never. 60 much ike denouncing the funders
b should now 20 in with them for clearing
the State as speedily as possible Of her en-
barrassnents and saving her honor. ! cer1
t tail would get out Of the water before I
abused the ferryman for turning the boat
over, Sir, settle off the debt OF the State on
the terms proposed by the bondholders, an
these young men here may expect TO see
this young city OF yours withsa population
OF fifty thousand, and Richmond viii nave
three hundred thousand" ALPHA
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LIVERY STABl.E@'

ryCuANGE-, LIVERY, \ ,>< n,'<.r,E
fsStE.srABI.ES AND KItIN!'>I>tElil:t 81
BAZAAR, 14ss AND ittG n rEANNsli *
n, a,s no" HoESRs BY rHk pay "'''.
MONTH. ,,..r, ,rtoul"'' '.'.,
extended them for the trah'"S'''
In connection with the stables h,J ~ iln&-A>
gaxlar for the SALE iiY AuEtLmt ni,, mNE>iHN
MULES. NEHtSLES OF III Wiiil'~, 4. ,., -.
AucTIoS DAYS: TEuNESpNA "'N
DAY st IL O'Clock i. NJ ,,>yis rrcI. t'.f'
c, 5. ALLEN, MANAGER. "a
| {. Z, BURTON. Auc!l9Aee!.
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The struggle between the white man and
the Monaghan has become very serious
question, and to the poor it is full OF the
gravest meaning. They cannot compete
with the Chinese, and lower rates OF wages
than are paid now would be wealth to the
Mongolians but starvation to the native
white man. Capital must make this conccS-
sion to the latter, and Mr. Goode will find
his vote cordially approved by his constitu-
ents.-N orf0tk Landmarks.
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09-CESF STORE.

99-CESF STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE
99.CENT STORE
LOTS OF NEW GOODS FOR THE sc. COUNTER.
\ full assortment OF JArANNED CAKE and
GROCERY-BUNES:
All sizes JAPAENED WAITERS-much lower
than before;
CEUMB-pANS and unsatisfactory:
FANCY CASH BONES;
LEMON-sQUEEZERS
lCE-TONGS,
UAIR-BTCSIIES.
CLOTH-BRUS!!ES,
BOOT-BRUSIlES;
so new subjects in C1IROMOSa at $1.7J
PARIAN MARBLE GOODS marked very low
those formerly ut 99c. pair now 25c., those
formerly 31.9S Il pair now SOC;
All sizes GLASS SHADES very low.
Call early for the TINWARE on the SC. counter.
Catalogues free to any address,
W. 4. STEVENS,
NH IA sos Broad street.
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Further about the Ashland Fire.

: Correspondence UI TIC 1sre!1!1'01' ,o-o :
t. ASHLAND, Va, March 10, 1870 :
Last night, just as the students begun 10
assemble for tue regular prayer-mectins III
the College chapel, some little boys from tns
village noticed bright light in the second
story. They soon found that The chape!, was
on lire, but before they could give the alarm
and gain assistance the roof was in hames;
By the earnest efforts Of the Students "Oiu
Dominion and "Paradise" rows tue
buildings on each side OF the chapel, were
saved, as well as all OF the chapei furniture.
Tt was insured for 1870 in the virginia FIRE
and Marine Company, OF your city, ana
$50 in q Petersburg company.
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lsEsT 1ssfsSD%
NEW SPRING GOODS.
JULIUS MEY ER.

JULIUS MEYER.
COS BROAD STREET.
Is Eow receiving from his buyer. who Is North.
NEW GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Al
THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
vii! open TO-DAY 30 caseS-some from The New
YORK fire. which are slightly damaged Us ":'rr
20 pieces handsome FIGURED DRESS GOODS
NEW $prin" n DIS At l2t:.'. $50.
New shades IN ALPACA LISTRES at l22c.:
ENGLISH CASlIMERE,, new Shadc>J At lac:
- pieces CASHMERE BAREGES and TWl LIS
in tie new steel grey ana wood colors III 20
% i piece CHECKED N.ilSsOOkS at loo. worth
lG3c.:
New CNHDED pIQUESa a; ) and &c:
l case MARSEILLES QUILTS IAN auction lott ut
$3.50 worth 1925:
4 specially cfIr:iy line Of BLACK hLT.-WOOL
CASHMERE pieces from soc. tn sl.2j;
Large assortment OF new Siy ; in PEkCALES an d
cAMBRICS II 81 and lOc.: -
500 pieces new HAMBURG EDGES and lNSERI-
lNtiS to arrive:
New styles in SPRING CAssIMEEES for men and
boys wear at very low prices:
Large variety MUSLIN and LACET TIES in entirely
new designs:
Edge. and Plain:
New designs in BU1TONS:
spring shades in WORSTED FIGURES.
\ iu line or our celebrated >TPERFlNE LINEN
BOSOM SHIRTS. entirety finished, II 5Oc.-thc
cheapest shirt in IN" citN-at
JUST RECEIVED,
Nine. DEMOREST'S NEW SPRING AND 81 "
MER PATTERNS, PORTFOLIOS. ard WHAT
TO WEAR, At JULIUS MEYERS,
NH 10 COS Broad street
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RAILROAD lIEI.:,.
gIcuMoSp, YORK RIVER AND i'irSrEAKE}
RAILROAD. {
SCHEDULE or TRAINS.
- COMMENCING MAY u, 1871

RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
= COMMENCING MAY u, ls77
THROUGH PASSENGER.
SEQ Z. IL. Lea, rs i:IchmondIl tSbAi, THU liz
DAY, and SATURDAY. Connects i
West PoiIt With Stcam"r Havana T.!
all points on York river and Rliti
more. Arrives in Baltimore al \
NJ: connects with ra-lincS for Wash
ingion, Philadelphia. New Work. hos
ton. snd all western points C"nnccu
atEchIrond with trains on iticl:l!o!t,
and Petersburg and Chesapeake an
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
600 A. ". Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NFSpAY. and FRIDAY: and
SO 4. " TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud SAT.
URRDAI. Connects with steamer,
at West Point for river landings, Eal.
tinurc, ami ali western points. Con-
meets al Richmond with trains OF Rich
moEd aud D!Eyll.C railroad. richmond
OHIO railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
soc 7. u. Leaves Richmond daily Except Sun.
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. Il. Arrives NJ Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY,. Con
meets with trains on Richmoud and
Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Bal
M MUST wv " EbSESbAY, and FRI FRI j:
trains from Philadelphia, New York
and western points, and ~ West Poinl
with trains for Richmond and "a,
South.
THROUGH EREIGHT.
400 p NJ. arrives at Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY, and FRIDAY and
8:l5P, NJ. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT
URDAY. Connects with steamer 4
West Point from Baltimore. Con
/ meets with Rchmond asd inn'llle
| Richmond aud Petersburg, and Chcss
pcake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
! xo.e0 A. NJ Arrives al Richmond daily except SIM
| day. Connects with Richmond an
Petersburg and Chesapeake aud OH
| railroads.
| No transfer of freight at Richu1oad 10 or iron
southern p0ints. Cars run through between Atiant
Careful handbag and dispatch, with lowest rates
guaranteed. -, , ~
Through bills of ladns. with guaranteed rates
issued to all northern and western points.
Through tickets sold To all northern, eastern, an
western poiuts, and baggage checked through. =,
dee, so8 Main street; ut the Exchange Hotel, a.
companys depos, ooguer Twenty-shirda and DOC
mass Ii. 4. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
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ALBEMARLE
SAYS SETTLE AT oScE-THE MoUNTAIS-ToP.

SAYS SETTLE AT ONCE-THE M0UNTAlN-ToP'
AFToN, VA, March II, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: Nine tentiss OF the peo-
ple of.Virginia say settle at once, according
to the McCulloch bill. A word to our legls-
lators: Pass the bill and return home.
The Mountain-Top House opened the sea-
son last night with grand bail. The man
aeer proposes having another next month.
More anon. H.
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New Book

The Southern Students Hand Booh OF Be-
iections for Reading and Oratory; by
JOHN G. JAMES, Superintendent Texas
Military Institute, Austin.
A handsome 12no. volume Of 420 pages,
which the publishers offer to send postpaid
at s1.25. TO teachers desiring copies Tor
examination with view to introduction,
Is cents.
A. S. BARNES j. Co.. publishers. Mr.. r.
L, De LEA, agent, Richmond.
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MI FIRST PRESBYTERIAN MISSION
lat Elba-Psrk chapel on Marshall between IIancoc&
and Graham strlets) Services TONIGHT friday
al O'Clock. conducted ny Rev. DIR. PRESTON.
Sabbate school SUNDAY AFTERNOON a AZ O'Clock.
A kindly welcome is extended 10 all who can attend.
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OBSTINATE CoMpARIsoSs.-[Frem the New
Haven Register. J." The Republican parry
is uitcd, cheerful, and enthusiastically Cd,
stinate," says the New York Tribune. Ana
so is mule.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

E5' NEW GOODS! NEW oo s'-,
SILKS in great variety; ...-s. ...-r~,--
DRESS GOODS Of all kinds for spring and summer
wear;
TORCHON EDGINGs and INSERTINGs;
PERCALEs, CAMBRIcs, aud sCALICoEs;
COLLARS, CUFFS. and RUFFLING;
SPRING and SUMMER CAssIA1ERES;
PILLOW-CAsE LINENS and SHEETINGS;
GENTtEMEN,s FURNISHING GOOD 8 of all
WHITE and RED-CHECK MATING at very
low prices;
WINDOW SHADES and CURTAINS cheaper than
:. ever; .....s ~
FANCY GOODS In great variety.
The hesl.assored stock Of goods In this city IS at
..:',u... .... LEVY BROTHERS,
... lOl7 and lO19 Main street.
GREEN BOWS for st. Patrick's Day at sc.
II
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HAMppES.SIDNEY COLLEGE, VA,

HAMPDES. SIDNEY COLLEGE, VA,l
March 10, 1879. !
The college authorities and the students
also would be glad to have you mention I'D
your paper that the Hon. j. Randolph Tuck
er will deliver the annual address before
our literary societies during next commence
ment-that is TO say, on June 18th next.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

MUTT UAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
vi OF VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED 1894.
OFFICE, CORNER TENTH AND BANK STREETS
Insurcs BUILDINGS bv utrreIual and annual
policies agaills, FIRE and LIGHTNING.
HERBERT \. CLAIBORNE,
Principal Agent.
FRANK ID. STECEE. Secretary.
THOMAS BOILING. Jr., Assistant secretary.
j0uS EInR Collector. ia l3 3m
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ntHnOSp A%D IEItE> Ent
RAILROAD tDnvN%I.

nhliuOSp AED I'ETtE>LG E,t
RAILROAD 'oM|A%i.
COMMENCING MONDAY. Drcra,mf't,
- ISIS, trains Oh .h!s road MI! run as l"...#i.
LEAVE EIcHHoHD S0rTn.
II 81 4. ~, ,THEUCGlI NAIL !ailr. c",''.. I
iuf th"ri, sI"u. >artlH4h. N....'A
and A.rr iYin hIrI".'uat. tt,, Ii.
JIrEsoaSIiic--:a.i + cars o. "'.'.i p
tpn. stops only - tar'.'' "..i M
7:25 \. NJ. NcCGMMoDATIuN an,. .>.,a
>ul'!:i;'. l.%hr~ GOO. 'r."t"'.| ). al
P,trr>'"rS VIA ."t N":h' .
si>s.rut IN! OBI" ra! 81! far T.! ..'...
Cnatiruuo4n. Nashville, No. ..-.
I.lEcnaGrg, faTht .Ir. sad Dt'rr a.
s'a'i"i., tAIt rpat. D,atIr. .1.a.
t.U!'' - - ANY tiurr iiuc. >'"!s -
a..op. 4. NHGrt,6W i:Mito TRAIN aa,rv
irHccit sunday. - Su-"r' 'ahin"
t.rs Train will maze c.rs'e 'raHr' tloE
~ Petersburg T. + Nut =.
1895 z, VI. THROUGH NAIh 3I'E. r'h.'''.
:"r Welion. W!nir-t"it, f".-.-..
tharirs;pm. Savannah. NrE1'''. 70
ium ia, .tila.ta. hI"un, IuH='t.'.a
Mob IL. Nrw Orleans, and ri. .' .s
Soulll and Southwest. irItui. -..s..
in@-r!T from Boston Tor WEE.
Savannah, ANA ~ A." south. So.
III Manchester aul hester.
S:00A.M.. SUNDAY Accom- MoDA t"N
TRAM makes close CuEss':a.f "..a
A., ". ( o. L. L. fyr l.. -'.. Bees. So
uuoga. Nashville. Mem t...-, 49,. .,'
burg, Farnvltiir. AMI othe! E'r. '.4-
tton> on that roII Sop. Al alt 49,. ..''
e.., :; r,ipi,i:,::i Iii ,tIly, rnnr,...rt
with krhla"n.'. FFc;+'''. ',rS ~.
Io.omrr ralirrtG &. r Al l,1.'.. ',.'',
East. ami W.~t. STOPS ~ 4~#.....;
ana 'hr>'cr. and .: llaI-Mn. ..' AZ
Diu!y , ~ ~. ~ ,:a'i'
9:o5.i. NJ, ACo"NM"i'Ali0N TRAN
h.''' "a. "!'' '''
,.o- y u ,CCoNunD, r'rnS. TEAM .-
'''" '''' =, 49, v. M f ~,
:, StnPs ~ ~! >,','.' rv -......,,
$40 IL liz y . ~ ~ "a
i t a., .-. .......s .,..
r%i"atc -: L.. o.. l'..,', 49, ~,
Zion with lie Ch,.~g.a-, - 10
rn RI i9E ~ 49,, ,,:% H. AZ
al p"'u,& N"I''. Ah M ~, - - 49, .,',
1T PATHWAY ami 1..".' .'-.'
49, go, ,r si%i i!,, I...or.,. .t.. f.o.s
=, ~ IHA ~ Lay, ,SaE:'S -'e'eF'''''
SUNDAY EXCCE>ioT TRANS #-,.' ""'4
nht't iuf'"'r notice. .t,,,. ...... ..H..t
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Nj COD-LIFER OIL.
MEADE & BAKERS
MEDICINAtLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT

We have the testimony Of physicians who pre-.
scribe IT. and OF patients who have taken II. that IT
Is MORE ACCEPTABLE TO TIE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY ASSIMILATED THAN ANY OrHkR
Dill MEADE L BAkER,
importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
no Is al9 Main street. RtchinonG. Va
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ME- NEW GOODSI NEW STYLES
Just received a very large assortment OF
SPRING GOODS,
---IMPoRTED ESPECIALLY FOR MY TRADE.
Tho goods are of SUPERIOR QUALITY, being
from the very best English and French manufacto'
rie., and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. beg TO inform my friends and the pubic
generally that shall offer these goods, made up in
the latest styles and by the best workmep ut PRICES
TO SUIT THE TINES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS. and CUFFS made TO ord.i
at short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed
JOHN G. SH3FER, Merchant Tailor
NH 13-3ni -.~...-. No: 1904 MAIN street.
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n o. O. F.-A regular semi .,,s,See--s.,s>s,>.
l.. monthly meeting # tho BOARD 5IEs
OF DIRECTORS OF THE WIDOWS -.sSt<sSssss: ;st-
AND ORPHANS RELIEF hSSO- I>f1ht,>
CITATION OF VIRGINIA will be held THIS lFri-
Gay) EVENING, 18th instant. ut =: O'Clock, al the
Office of T. 7. IsBELL. No. Eleventh street. All
members of the Association arc urged 10 be present.
and 10 come prepared to pay one NOR ulry fee, &C
cording TO the enly-rruuccd scale.
Applications for membership VIII ne received al,
any time at the Office OF the Secretary, No. Il TwcE
liclh street. By order of the Board.
r. WILEY DAVIS.
Secretary W. and .. Relief Association.
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CHAMPAGNE CIytER.

rHAMP ACNE CIDER We are .recelv-
" ing by every New York steamer FIR EsH CHAM
PAGSE CIDER in tra6r4 barrels. direct from The
orchard. SLATER, MYERS & Co,
NH l424 Main street.
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T IQUOR-DEALERS 7 ROT L GIVE
IL ASSOCIATION.-Altcnd a stated meeting Of
the Association ut G. Saucr's Hall THIS friday
EVENING. the lilh instant, m O'Clock. y II mem
hers are requested 10 attend. Election or ofhcers
and business requiring your attention Will DC
brought forward at this meeting.
BY order Of the PRESIDENT.
NIL l4-.!x Nd. >. secretary.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE. The men, g.
lHI bcrs of DOVE LODGE. Mo. 81. \. j.. XXX
and 4. ~, Will attend stated commun;ca-/ y '
ton of their Lodge at the iodgc-roOm, 81. Adams
Hall, corner of Slain and Third stress, on THIS
friday EVENING, March 18th, ut o'clock.
Members of sister lodges and transient brethren
fratcrnalIy invited. By order OF Wor-hipful fo
BERT Fl. FISHER, Master L. r. AUGUST,
NH 1f-llk Secretary.
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FAST Boz Nd.

EAST bound.
Mail train arrives at Richmond da"y.~
cept sunday It..........,............ -.,., =, .
Express train arrives al Ric!i:H"rd ,..l '' ~,
IT..
Accommodation train arr Ito> q, I.rs, ' W ~ VI.
mond daily except Sunday a'.... a.., .
A mixed train caves Sam IN ~, ,..,, D. VI.
taking passengers from Virginia W.".. y. y,
from Washington. and arriy,-, Z; iirlIr~r;D - -.
Z. NJ. daily except SUNDAY. -''''
a connects with E!ry!nia Midland railroad. r,s,.
Ing 1T ll:o5 4. u. TOR LyucEbure AMI A,f.rt,I'.
Mississippi and ohio Raitroa,. .':.ii.,f. mn. ,,
Virginia Midland railroad. lcayili. a. ;:ya I, :, "a
Washington. ''''
Il connects With Virginia M!dlaud railroad s.
Ing at $3.50 \. VI. for Washington.
& connects wiki Virginia Midland ra.lrret,, r,.,.
Ing ri $50 4. VI. for IyEchhirg and k:I,,..f. ".
sis>IppI and ohio Raj road ,ta;:ui.. '''
ID connects with valley rnllroat. leaving ~ !; -
NJ for Ilarrisoubura. -
f. connects with VALLEY ra'ro-,t. lea isya, l,1.
4. VI. tor liarpcr's Ferry. ''
+ connects with sag" lirc for L"yin.ipr -
q connects with E. j.; = ana T.. T.. :, an... -
points on the ohio river aHh Cincinnati "
II connects with Sciuto .aiicy !a.lrr.,! for ,,.
Northwest.
J connects with all lines dIyor.iug 10 H.. Me-,
Northwest, and southwest. -. II. :. III ~.
Engineer al,: ~arcrIrt,...,..,
CONWAY Z. HOWARD, General I'a>,,.H..r DID,!
Ticket Agent. u.,f
DICUNOED AM DAEiiI.i.f. HAIL.
e. POAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING g@rvtq
SUNDAY, DECEMBER %, IS
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MILITARY NOTICES.

TRAYS, ATTENTION! ASSEMBLE ut
~ regmental armory on THIS Friday NIGHT q
at s O'Clock, In uudrcsS uniform, for company M
drill. IL
By order l.. j. BOSSIEUX. captain.
mh l4-lt JAMES l.. TYLER, Orderly.