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New-York tribune., 1880-06-27

CHEMISTRY OF CARBoLIC AoID.-The chem
isty OF carboc acid according to
shows peculiar ucts. Brieger, for example, has
proved hnt II normal constituent OF the contents OF
the bOwels staeder has found that constant
stucnt Of the urine; Baumann has discovered that IL Ia
a powerful deOxldiEing agent This latter property he
proved by an interesting experiment IN which guaIa
cum resin was oxldzed with POTASH manganese. Odlum
and chlorine and deOxidizcd as well as restored
10 ts nurmai color by the addition of carbO ic acid
very curious reaction effected by this acid upon iodine
Thus Il appears that when carbOlc acid Ia added 90
tncure OF iodine freely dluled with wafer, the mud
constantly decolOrzed, aud compound Is f0mcd
which capable OF acting starch and turning II blue
as free iodine doee
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTES.

BREATHING NoxIOUs VAPoRs.-In some ex-
periments made by NJ. Poincare the effects Of pot
sOning by sulphide Of carbon, ho often found In the
blood vessels drops apparently OF this substance,
densed anew after absorption by tho lungs: st the
great volatility OF the substance rendered this mprob
able prior and he had not succeeded IN chemically
determining what the drugs were, lie hesitated to
press the viow referred TO- He has since obtained like
results with other substances not uiscibe with blood
and which much ess volatile than sulphdc Of car
bon, especially spirit OF turprntne and nit:obenzne
NJ POincare that wOrkmen who respirc vapoce OF
this kiud evidently exposed TO poisonous action,
variable with the vapOrs composition, and alEO to
chnncAl disturbances OF the circulation and nutrition
similar tbOs produced by the introduction OF MIR into
the veins. Thus may probably he vxplDned the sudden
deaths observe IN the course Of experiments with those
nubstances.
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T,hs oonsarvatiye Party.

~ we have coraedea that the call Tor q
stsc Convention to appoint delegates 70
the Democratic Natlonal Convention ous"'
| 10 I've 80 wordcd az 10 include the Conserve
,iycs who last fall voted the Reahlaster
ticket, II is not because we admit thet tue
people Of virginia did 10 that election con-
denim The Conservative party, or even tue
state Central Committee. On the cou'
trary, we hold now, as we nave ever
held and ss we have tiled several times
to show, that large majority OF Tue
white voters and taxpayers suppor''
ed tho Conservative ticket. we 10
not cr.oosc TO repeat day after day the facts
upor. which this opinion IL based. Under
the circumstances, we have deemed II best
to "let by.gores be by-goncs for toe SAKE
o. saving the vote OF Virginia to the Dcme-
cratic. candidate for President. Ii IN oroef
to Success Il is necessary TO have tne votes
Of he Rtadjusters for the Democratic can
dictate, IL will he necessary to use the means
pr oper TO that end.
Bot lie unwise and iil-advised PROPOSE
tion to submit any plan OF readivstment 10
the voters can have no other effect thah 10
perpe ,uate strife in the Conservative or
Dem ocratc party. Wbat possible validity
can a vote OF the people give to any plan OF
self ement? The consent OF the creditors
Is he needed thing-not the consent OF the
&c btors. OF course the debtors will gladly
g )nsent 10 scale the debt Down to twenty
7 Millions; but the creditors are not likely 10
assent to any such act Of reputation. The
bonds now out were issued by authority OF
the Legislature Of Virginia when IL was
composed OF better men than those who
now make up that body. The present hold
ers of those bends bought them because they
had faith in the honesty OF the Common
wealth. And now ten and fifteen years
after the time when these bonds were thus
issued BIZ the lawful authorities OF VlrglDia,
we are seriouslycIlIed upon to say that only
two thirds OF the face OF the bonds consti-
tute juk debt. TO render the scheme
still more absurd, it is proposed to ask the
voters whether they will consent to cut down
by one third the debt which they justly owe ?
What farce. Is there any room to doubt
the answer? None in the world; unless
indeed some new party shall propose to cut
down the debt by two thirds as popular
substitute for the legislative proposition;
in which case the latter scheme would
doubtless be adopted. This new scheme,
however, would last only one year; for the
next wear the voters would be asked, and
would doubtless magnanimOusly agree, to
abolish the entire debt and pay no more
money to "blOated bondh0iders" in the
shape OF either principal or interest.
Is the Conservative party TO be kept di-
vided by such a scheme? Or can that
scheme be submitted to vote Of the people
without perDetualing the division now OK
isting in the party, and turning the State
over to the Republicans! Are Dr.. MOI
FETT's and Mr.. RIDDLEBERGER's constltu
ents in favor OF that course?
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l1g7 GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
ID. & Z. MITTELDORFER
WILL. FROM THIS DATE OFFER THEIR EN-
TIRE STOCK AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.

DRESS GOODS TO be sold at aud below cost;
per cent;
CLOAKS, CLOAKS. at less than cost TO close;
CARPETS! CARPETS Our stock must be sold
at less than old prices;
UNDERWEAR for ladies', children, aud gentlemen
at old prices;
LADIES' VISITS at SOC, regular price 81:
INDICATED RED FLANNEL SHIRTS and
DRAWERS for ladies and gentlemen at SI.25,
regular price 81;
We have a few BLANKETS left. Will he sold at
prices to astonish an.
BLEACIIED AMI BROWN COTTONS-a very
large stock, bought before the rise, which we
win sell at very small advance ON cost.
CORsETs: CORsETsl CORsETs The best
good, for the money in the city.
IDE-LACE and sIDE-sTEEL CORSET at Doe.
worth 81:
ABDOMINAL CORsErs, for stout ladies, a. 90c.
worth 81;
IRISH LINENS in REMNANTS;
TABLE-DAMASKS. TOWELS CRASHES.
CRUMB-CLOTHS, NAPKINS. and fun line
OF WHITE GOODS. Now The time to buy
these goods.
TORCHON LA Is, HAMBURG FDGlNGs and
INSERTl>GS, PATENT LACES, RUCu-
INGs "a very large stock. RIBBONS, But
Tons. TRIMMINGS of all kinds;
HOSIL RY-a fu and complete stock
CASSIMERES, KENTUCKY JEANS, WATER
PROOFS-a full line Look at these goods be.
fore you buy.
Don't fail to give call ani procure some Of
the bargains. ID. & T.. MITTELDORFER,
il l0-codlm J27 Broad street
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The Cincinnati Commercial, the leadin

The Cincinnati | Commercial, the leading
SHERMAN paper | the United States, says ::
The struggle in Pennsylvania, though
resulting in n nj mnal triumph OF Grant
ism, has placed he third-term movement
before the countr. Y i'm such form that it
must hencefortht Ike down-hill course.
'Blaine's friept.ls have done well In this
fight. They have made him possible and
sGrantimpossible- The influences they had
10 overcome were those OF party discipline
=and personal prest ige, but they snapped the
,chaiDs az an org anization that has been
maintained through right and wrong until
jt'is despetic, and esisted appeals in behalf
Gd "a famous mat in whose honorable
celebrity all patrot smust have sympathy
md there is reasG n TO believe that they
es:e on,ytheated out OF the possession Of
/ BE- Convection, which they had fairly
:; snaed, by desperate trickery."
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nj JULIUS MEYER


Is CLOSING OUT HIS ENTIRE STOCK
DRESS GOODS, CoLORED CAsHMEREs, PLAIN
aud STRIPED vELvETs and vELvETEENs,
CLOAKs, DOLMANs, sHAWLs, and FELT
SKIRTS AT PRIME COST;
BLACK CAsllMEREs;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS and sATINs;
LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN's
MERINO UNDERWEAR;
WHITE and COLORED FLANNELs;
TOWELS. NAPKINS. TABLE DAMAsKs,
QUILTS, NOTTINGHAM LACEs, at greatly
reduced prices;
BLEACHED and BROWN SHEETINGS;
PILLOW COTTON, &C., much below regular
prices;
GENTLEMEN's EXTRA-QUALITY UNLAUN-
DRIED SHIRTS Ginen bosom and cunsl at
60c.;
The celebrated PEARL SHIRT at 81 Told price, at
ia 30 JULIUS MEYERS.
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s.olA. NaoEA. 80.
GENTLEMEN'S DOUBLE ms
~ sol HANn. N AlE IlHI- -

GENTLEMEN'S DOUBLE ms
~ SOLE HAND MADE BOOTS sts
$780, bargain:
GENTLEMEN's HEAVY DOUBlE-SOLt bt ~
ToN-BOors. LACF-SIiOLs. aud CoN"hfN
CATERS, iu all grades;
LADIES' FRONT. and SiDE-LACE and bl } l'
BCoTs-heayy soies. Tor walking. And 4" '
son Kid and Hight sole:
BOYS and CHlLDREN'S Scholastic
FINE DRESS BOOTS;
INFANTS SHOES la all styles;
A fine line OF OLD CENT? EHkN'' md IND.
BRoAD-BorTOM, FLAT-nEEL Boots '-
SHOES;
TRUNKS, vALisES, sATCHFLS, BAGS, oN -"'
CATERS. &c;
The U>ivh ANkLE.SUPPORlLh' '
J. A.GRlG0r
de 81 Tenth md Main sife'@'
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The Sessions / ength.

"In less than thirty days." says the Alex
andra 'Gdzette, "the session of the Gene
raj Assembly will terminate" Possibly.
But possibly not. Doesn't the Gazette know
that this is the first session under the
amendments ratified in 1876, and therefore
not limited onei 1t is an amusing idea !;
but so il is
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rD'THALHlMER BROTHERS are still
giving their customer. and friends every advantage
Of Low PRICES. aud IN consequence are selling
large quantities Of GOODS. Notwithstanding the
recent heavy advance In all goods, We are sim SELF
ing them at
EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICES.
II will pay 10 giye us a call and examine our i'm
merse stock.
in ordtr to close out our entire stock of CLOAKS
we have reduced item as follows:
s24 CLOAKS reduced u sIG; $50 CLOAKs to
t14 81 CLOAKS to $l2:s1 CLOAKs TO 80;
SO CLOAKS to 81; So CLOAKS g. S..
sHAWLS. SKIRTS, QUILTS. and BLANKETS
At cost 10 close them out. Buy Your Blankets and
save them for next winter.
Look at our Extensive stoc Of BLACK aud co.
LORED SILKS, SATINS, BROChDF. PEKIN.
aud STRIPED SILKS, for evening and dress wear
which weare offering al extremely low prices. A
new and elegant liue Of SILK aud CHENILLE
PRINCES for trimming same.
Having laid in u large supply Of TABLELIN-
EMS, NAPKINS, TRAY-CLOTHS, DOILIEs,
TOWELS, SHEETINGs. sc. We advise an carly
call 10 secure some great bargains.
Our stock Of MOURNING GOODS, In BLACK
CAsHMEeES, TAMIsE. CAMELS'-HAIR, HEN
y
CAS-. Is complete, and guarantee the best goods for
the least money. Don't fail 10 give Us call in
Black Goods.
KID GLOVES, KID GLOVES.-We have again
received large invoice of elegant and cheap KID
GLOVES, In 2. 3. 4. g. and 8 buttons, from J0c to
~ pair. As we keep a large line we are able To
suit any one In quality and price.
Sixty dozen KID GLOVES AT 25c. a pair This |
Is splendid lot. which have been picked from the
regular stock, aud offer them at tbis marvellous
low price 20 close them out.
We have also Just received a splendid line Of |
SILK MUFFLERS. SCAiiFS, LACE TIES, FL |
IHUES COLLARS. CUFFS. PLAIN and FANCY !
RIBBONS, CORSETS, HOSIERY, &c, at low |
prices.
HAMBURG EDGlNGS, HNMBURG INSERT !
INGS.-Will open on MONDAY aud during the |
week, 400 pieces of these goods, from &c. 10 Al Il /
Yard. Wait until you see our liue before purcha-
ing elsewhere.
DOMESTIC PAPER FAS! Ions. latest STYLES, |
ust out. at THALHIMER BROTHERS.
j. 24.S, NAV COL Broad street |
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COMMISSIONER CLAlBpRNE's OfFICE.l
LAwRESCEYILLE, VA, February 5, 1880.
i and
+. W. Jones, sheriff aud administrator Of Il. H. Ro-
gers; sarah j. kogtrs, b. j. Rogers, and Il. d.
IiiVN's Dtiendaui s.
1Ou are hereby nOtas u thar have fixed upon the
18TH DAY OF MARCH MKT 70 take aud settle
~ my Office the following cOunis-yiz:
i. An account Of the transactions Of +. w. Jones
as sifiih, AID as such admini,tra'or OF Is. II. Re-
gers.
2. An account OF tue debts outstanding against
The esiatt Of said Il. II. Rogers.
g. 40 account or the real aud personal estate of
which said Roger, DIED seizrd or Ia which he had
interest showing the annual aud fee size pie value
OF the real g. ate and also what has become OF the
personal property convened iO said deed OF trust
required 10 he taeeo by decree Of the Circuit Court
for the county ~ Bruns~ics, rendered at October
term Ia {, In sui In chanc ~ therein pcndDg be-
tween Rasin & Go. rs. Rovers's administrator, &c,
az which time you ar, required 10 attend.
CT en- under NV hs Nd a, commissiOner IN chan
Gerry OF ssid court the ~ and wear above written
fe 7S4w SthRGE CLAIBORNE
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Young JAMgs GORDON BENNETT is an
hsnor to his eousir.y. The luxurious mu-
ntdceuce OF his graad gift Of 100000 TO the
sufferers Of ireland Is nnexaDpled in bis
tory. 1t ought ueyer TO be forgotten whilst
the world stands.
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FANCY GOODS.
OTIS OF NEW GOODS
"a AT sos BROAD STREET.

T OTIS OF NEW GOODS
IL AT sos BROAD STREET.
Received to-day Il large line of PICTURE.
| FRAhES-Back Walnut, Enancllcd and Vel
| yei-many of Them en1rcly new patterns,
| which nave never been shown before: some very
hindsome tname let Frame (something en-
tirely newt At %. so. 75c.. 81. and 20 large
frames made with Innings 10 NJ cabinets; new
tasles with frames, both for cabinet ana card.
Size pic ure: Velvet flames at AL prires-some
beautiful ones at 81, 81, and $3.50. Don't fail
10 LOOK at them.
| We have received withia few DAYS q very l,rge
| line Of CLOCK. We have about twenty ar
fereDt 5 yles, Ut all prices from 81 no; a good
Alarm Clock IN nicke, ease, at si.75 a spl.n-
case al $3.50. WE WARRANT EVERY CIocK
WE SELL, from the cheapest 10 The highest 10
give PERFECf ga isfacton, or money refunded
We have never shown large and han dsOme a lime
or JEWkLki AS we have I'm stock now we
JET and GILT ORNAMENT. for ladies st All
prices from Sc. up
Also, fine PL ATED SETS az 90 and 1925, WHICH
we warrant Tor 1--WE years;
PLAIN ri Gs for ladies aud eniemen al rs
~, and " 90, which we warrant for five years
We have The most beautiful line OF SOLID GOLD
49, KINGS At IL ~ have ever offered;
We have received handsome line Of GENTLE
p r MENrs SqPF \ e. 5oe;; 81 and So;
mash the Gun I'm pulling them On-the most cor.
cr yeHIen, th ing CuI5o drsrt1! styles;
prices fr IN 25c. uD;
New Iioe Of GENTLEMEN's CHAINs-some ee.
gam patterns.
Handsome BRA CELETS at So and 50 per nair:
New CHAINS, SETS, and EAR-RlNGS, OF all lie
scrip'ions:
= En- line o. sILyER.PLATED WARE at all prce,;
BUTTER DISHES. PICKLE cASTORs. SYRUP
CUPS, 81 GAR-BOWLS. CAKES Il A IDS. |
CELERf.sTANDs, CALL.BELLS, NAPKIN |
RIM, CUPS. ICr-IITChtRS, WATERS !
&C., al all prices-ail hieher-prced goods war |
r-bed:
FORKS. and SPOONS, from the cheapest /
10 the iripie-plae;
Fal, line Of CgoCKERY sud GOBLETs:
J. AMP, Of al kiudS. cheap;
II II hone line lT1OuNs at all prices;
wentv different styles OF Il piece CIlAMRER !
SEis ar all prices from 1929 no o 4 2-caiI
and look nj them before making your pur-
chaseS;
MACHINES;
bigger ilnc Ilan ever Of aud Zoe. goods.
ID 'a'l fail 10 look NJ our new goods.
w. A. STEVENS, .
fe6 No. 50o Broad street. v
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The Supreme Court OF Appeals Of yir-
ginia decided a few years ago, in n case
taken up from ib 3 city. that the City coun.
Gil had the power 70 classify lawyers, and
tax one class MOI g than another for the
privilege OF practic ing law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

Speakii got the proposition made in the
Senate OF Virginia 70 pass law requiring
the general laws OF tie State to be published
in one Of the Richmond papers at the public
expense. the Rockingham Register says:
eve will publish in the Register any
laws that may be furnished us that are of
any general in *iest' and VIII be glad to do
so, free OF chai re,
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EssT SQ.-Hear MgsRAT HALsTEAD (:

'Now, what did that [Blaine's} modera-
on ,snear? Simply that Blaine recognizes
he. Iaap, and pot Grant, as his competitor
q. Ecago-sees that as the people 60 the
ran 'oS'nninacf becomes preposterous. ana
Just We apana"hed. ia that case Don.
amer Vn is power TO be courted, and as
Is no, VicaI life was staked on the control
tins convention, Blaine conceded 1t TO
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SOMETHING FOR DIR. SourBALE.-TheL e,p-
zig correspondent of The Nation says: ut
is speculative pbysiol ogists climbing about
IKE apes Oh the tree OF knowledge who
tell us that the soil. is at bottom a chemical
nrocpss
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GEED POFATOES.-On ihousard bar
~ rels EARLY ROSE POTATOES, g. iectt d espe-
cialy iof eed-oarrrs averaging heaI ly tnr BUSH
ing Will do wei TO examine ,hem.
ALLISON A. ADDISON
W8Am 1879 Cary street.
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We return thanks te--we don't know
whom-.for a copy o. tie Third Annual
Report n the Railroad Commissioner Of the
State Of Virginia.
1t H the ssport OF useful and faithful
off,1es-
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n vkia1o1<><x<A--sill<->fA<<zxs2
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Died, on Febr. ,sry 9Th. ut he residence OF her
bro.her-i.-law, Z. John Wright, LUCY, daughter
of the late Rev. iebOlas JOhu lialpin, OF Dubliu
Ireland
Funeral viii take Mace from ST. Johns church NJ
Ii O'Clock TOlDA (-arurdayl, February 7ih
Friends Of the family are inv,rd to attend.
Died in Uuicn counN Nv January 2s, 1880 I'm
tie 6fiy-'hird Year o her age. SARAH A. f.
SHORT, former Of HA mover county, Va, censor;
of Rev. Newton Short.
Died FL ruaiy 5th, at III O'Clock Z. NJ, r. ID.
RtYNO.D . In tn ~ " hl'si year OF his age.
Fur erai services viii rake place from ne Grace
STR e. kapIst church I HIS "a urdiyl MORNING.
AT IL O'Clock f,iends aud acquaniinees of The
famiiy iuvit,d to attend.
Died, on Friday 6 Ii OF February. al O'Clock A.
hts age.
The funeral VII take place from his Iatr silence
No. 6lo norm Eiebtn street, TODAY atl2M
Iid. al the re,idence OF her mother, Mr.. Pesk.
no. 909 lwenly-tsurlh tree at l. 4 A. NJ, on the
Gth Instant. Miss ALICE V MOUNTCAs TIE In |
IN. iweDty- bird ycs Of her age
her lunera Will take place from re Leigh. Street
bap'i church SUNDAY at = o'c 'ock T.. NJ. Frien1s
ana acquaintance, are i1vit q attend.
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Ne GRACE-STREET BAPT IS 7
CHURCH corner Of Grace and Fousbee streets).-
The pastor, Rev. WILLIAM T.. HATCHER, ID. d..
will preach al | O'Clock A.. NJ. and at bafpast
T. VI. The sermon at night will be the fourth in
series addressed to young men.
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We. the undersigned have m person rIr'" ..U
amiDcd ihe accounts and conut.d lnd rA-u.
detail the assets Of thc Society. nu1 e. fuig t .
foregoing statement thereof }, correct
BENNINGTON +. RANp1iPu
JAMES VI. liALS1TD. flENRA .IfHrI.
THOMAS \. tJMINs, ROBERT Bills.
special Commute of iho Board ~ Dlr,'... ..-
poinr q october %. 1879. fo cNamiu, iir I.~.
and accounts at the close 81 the year
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LECTURES.
SEEQ>MEN.

r WILL SUPPLY EX. EARLY PEAS
Il % my cutow,r> a. ~ per bushe- not over one
bEshei 10 any order.
"Kn0wIng te fact" we unhesitatipgly state that
the III 81 EngI III Peas sold e. this market, grown IN
thi vicinity. wa ffam ieed bought from Mr. FIG
MFR Henry GrnGos, Nike Du1an, John Zee
ret, Produce Dealer - coud Marke'.
Mr.. rlGNERs Cat age seed gave mo better salts
faction than other d safls'- Gus. LigROt Trucker,
HenrcO county.
Mr.. FIGSER's seeds IN variety gave entire salts.
iac ion.-Stsphen Hun'er,p oprletor 81. Claire Ho-
tel.
Address orfers TO W. G. FiGNER, Scotsman.
COS Marshall street. Richmond. Va.
Re 5-eotlm
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G1y- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth and Broad streetsl-Rev. j. b. HAw-
THoRNE, ID. d., will preach on SUNDAY at ] A.
M-subjsct, Heaven y: and at ~ l.. NJ subject,
" Wounds that Never Heal"
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NJ BROAD-sTREET METHODIST
CHrRCU, SUNDAY, February Stb.-Preachng by
Rev. W. G. STARR. pastor At IL O'Clock a. NJ
subject. "Getting Tie World Ready for the Coming
of a King At 7:45 Z. M.-subjecf, " Plea for
the Outcast.r Strangers cordially welcomed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

MI METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL
SOCIETY The regular monthly meeting of this
Society will be held at Park Place Methodist church
| SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 81 O'Clock.
Interesting addresses and other exercises may he
| expected. AL WEST, President.
Charles p. Rodg, Secretary.
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NE MONUMENTAL CHuRCH-aev,
l. q. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ii A. NJ. and
o'clock L. IL.
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New Book.

Moths. A Novel. BY "OUIDA," author Of
"GranviIle de ViRne," &O. phiiadoiphin {,
j. Il. LIPPINCO1T IL co. 1880.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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Yes, We agree with ourup,own neighbor
that GRAFT h the man whose nomDa,loD
would be the h.st for the Conservatives Of
Virginia.
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MI BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION will meet with he Pne-Street Bap-
list church SUNDAY the sth at 81 p. NJ.
j. BOnrfyJN HILL. Secretary.
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m SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corper of Main and Sixth strectsl .-Rev. HENRY
MCDONALD, d. d., will preach on SUNDAY at IL
A. NJ. aud 1870 L. VI.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

@- JUST OPENED
JULES MEYERS,
500 BROAD STREET.
New HAMBURG EDGINGs and INsERTIN6s-
600 different patterns;
New fORCHON aLdBREToN LACEs;
fcw LIGHT PERCALES and PRINTS;
CHECK MUsLINs and CORDED PIOUEs at very
low prices. ia 80
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rH' SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
Notwithstanding at IL A. NJ. and ~ T. NJ.
Subject at night. 1.-THE Church and the Theatre
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T NsTEIN &~uSaEss.

corner Seveni eenih aud Frank VT streets.
RICHMOND. VA.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEAL RSIN
NETS.
sEINtS and TWINE.
COTTON RuPt>-aIl sizes:
PATt<T aud : tr SEINE TWINE.
LINES. YAWkING,
CURKs.
lockwood, &C sc.
sole importer Of .IoN-BRAN SEINE
THREAD warranted 10 give pcrfect salisfaciion),
ana importelsof other brands.
Dealers aud nshermeu Invited 10 Call. no2e
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.,nsr pREsBYTBRIAN

W. PRATT D. o OF SS Sors
win preach at II A. N. ana ..., =. 70 AN.
,,g,,t. A welcome II exfenoeu ~
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- cp,cEsTREET PREsBYTE-

RAN CHURcH-Rev. Dr. READ. PASTOR. services
.tii A. M. and 7:45 r. NJ subject OF evening lee
ture (tenih IN the seres; Tine oenes 0, israer IN
Egypt from the Twelve brsncnes - US i'''
u,tor, of Joseph and His brethren
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Come, FOWLER, speak out. Are you in
favor of an Independent electoral ticket or
nOt2
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HORSES. MULES. &c.

100 XTRA MULES ANpis-<r
lou HORSE, just arrived AZ ne iau- ,1sl2
n4r s.abes No. 1906, lsOs. lslo. an l'.-
Franklin street. Richmond, Va. tor - ,,eN,'s.,,N'
and IetsiL EDMOND bVeSi'
"a 29-eodl0t
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MARi.IAGES.

Married, Tn THURSDAY. FEBRUARY s. 1880. VI Tho
residence Of lie brides psTnis, by Rev. j. b. Hui.
son, MIR. AM lRkW j. ROACH aud Miss MARY =
GURnON; al Of Richmond Va.
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MEETINGS.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
WI The visitors Of thi Institution will meet al the
College on TUESDAt, MARCH q. al l ] o'clock,
To I'LL Tie CHAIR OF ANATOMY. vacated by the
resignation OF Professor r. -. Cunningham.
Applicants will send In their credentials 10 the
secretary Of the Board.
BY order OF Hon. JAMES LYONS. President.
l. II. WHITE. VI. d..
n 3 .cOdtd Secretary.