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CAIRO, tits, November iO.-Artived: Oak.
land, 81. LOTUS; Commonwealth, ST. Louis.
River "a feet and stationary. Weather cloudy.
ThAffnntnAIaf 2no
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ALSO, SOLD BY ALL BooKsELLKRsi
Agnes Fleming.

4 changed Heart. Another intensely inter.
sitting new novel By Aay AgHa Eleatag, Anihof Of
Wonderful Woman-MAd Marriage Silent and Trte
aS,l9lt for 4 Woman-etc. Beautifully bound, bfiee
q. ". CARLTON 4 CO., Publ,her., n, Y. ci.,.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, November iO.-River 0
feet by gauge, and rising. A dispatch from
Point Burnside says the river Il swelling one
inch per hour. Arrived. pAduCah. Departed:
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WASHINGTON, November II, IA. N.-For Ten.
nCssee aud tho Ohio Valley and Lake Region
northeast to southeast winds, falling ba.
rometer, generally cloudy weather and light
rains or snow, aud stationary or rising
temperature,
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The following shows the range Of the Their.
moneter, Us observed at SchneprS drug store
Opera House corner, yesterday:
4 AM 12N, 3PM7EMl7AM .i2T,ShN7RN
AZ q % IS rs 40 ~ Al
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FOB BENT,

GOOD ROOMS no LET-VFII P;;S
" GlsHEp, with or WITHOUT b[,,t a.. =. \
Gi4a; Cor. Main and Twentieth 49, pi'I!sl
EkRRkL J.
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GRAND OPENING

will open this morninga full line Of Ladies
listers and Misses ClOaks,
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The usual merchants lunch al The New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.

The Board Of Directors Of the West Virginia f.
position and State Fair Association having lTlly
required the delinquent suDctibcE TOT lt0kM
said Association TO pay up their shares IN full
which requirement has moi been complied Win ~
some Of Eiid subscribers and stockholders by order
Of the Board Of Directors Of Mid ANGciatlOl made
on the THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER, ISL ne
shares Of such delinquent subscribers and ilgt
holden, will, before the court House doI0l OhlO
county, on the THIRD DAY OF DECEMBER, ~,
at 10 o clOCk A. w., be offered for ale al luUlld
auction to the highest bidder for cash.
ms N'' - '''' GEO HOOK secrhr
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"a have used the tiegig Cos Arnicated E6.
tract Of Witch Hazel In cases requiring that
valuable remedy, and have had every reason
10 be satisfied with It's purity and efficacy
WV. II. HoLCoNBE, N. d.,
New Orleans, La,
Cures Piles, Rheumatism, Painful Monthlies
and aleWeakneSses, Salt Rheum, Pimples
and other Eurptions, Sold In fifty cents and
dollar sizes. MwRAw
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


UI' JNNIs5 IIVIIsI'
J. q. Bell, n. &o.R.R John Larkin, Pa,
Martha l.. Reid, Pa. @. Il. Shaw, ParkenbuR.
A. ". Cain, Pittsburgh. b. s. MCLAine 4 W., Ia.
D. NJ. Robinson, Cin'ti. J. BlnnEInsop Wei. sbuR
f. J.. Richardson, W. Va, J. +. Rodgers, Bethany.
v. l. salisbury, -. so. EN-. cOnnell, B.&o,kR
q. NJ. Bailey, Cambridge. q. H. BFyOn, Phllad'n.
S. S. Greer, Pittsburgh. II. ". Hutch, Cleveland
", A. Ahorns, Chicago. Mn ". Oakes, WellSbuR
J. H. LArrimer n. Y. ". W. TOell baltimore.
T. Harris, Pittsburgh A. W. Oxnard, W. Va,
C, Delta, Bismarck. J. u. Leidlg, Philadelphia
T. N. Henry, New York. H. II. Humphreys, Ohio
T. Ward, Columbus 5. !. Allen, Cleveland.
Mcfadden GrlineS Ohio c. s. C. CharbOuncan, llls
J. h. Thomas, Toledo. L.C MudcrhIle, Buffalo.
Capt v. 0akes, wellsbuE, Harry Cakes, welkbuR.
". Y. 0Rkes, welSburg. J. II, GauNnan, Agent,
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esLAoS.paAyeAr" cures dy,pp
liA, Indigestion and heattbutn.
Sold by Logan &co.
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10 the Editors Of the Dispatch:

10 the Editors OF me DtSpUCh:
Gentcmcn,-I am glad to see that you
have recently published the terms upon
which. Virginia signed the Constitution OF
the United States, aS expressed in ber act Of
signing; and yet for asserting her right
thus expressed the southern people have
been prosecuted and degraded in manner
not known to the Nihli,ts Of Russia; for,
although they have been sOrely oppressed,
vet they have never been degraded and in
suited, civilization defcd, and all social
honor and seli-re>peci outraged and de-
MED BY the attempt to make t5e seii>
(wbo are not 30 bad as the AfricaDs)
not merely their equals, but the mas
tiers Of those Of whom they were the
slaves, as the southern people have been.
Nor has such an order ever been issued be-
fore i'm a Christian land as that which Gen
cral Grant gave 10 hi, filing tool Sherdan-
to wit: ITO 20 desolate and scarify the
Valley OF Virginia (the beautiful Valley
and "trip it OF all food and the means Of pro-
ducng il, that il crow were 10 fly over 1t
he must carry his rations." Could any but
drunken and disbanded lieutenant Of the
United states army, after he became sol
der OF fortune, ever have authorized a
sentiment at which Ole Bull would have
bIushed! HerodOtus gives only one, which
was issued by a savage chieftain about ~
years before the birth OF Christ. But Deg
pardon; my indignation ontruns my pur'
pose. / wan, only to quote corroboratlDg au-
| thority. Mr.. Writ, In bis Life Of Patrick
Henry, says, at page 27S. that after Mr..
Henry, with his peculiar prescience IN
| political matters, had announced the dan
gels OF the Constitution 10 liberty in man
ner OF which that iorest-born Demostbe'
mes" only was capable. Mr.. Pendleton, pre-
,ident OF the. Convention, and afterwards
president OF the Supreme Court OF Virginia
replied to HIM, saying there was NJ
danger, because "we will assemble II
convention, and wholly recall our deic
gated powers or reform them, so as u
nreyent such abuse and punish our ser
wants. No man in the Convention re5uke'
the sentiment. John Marshall, afterwara
the great Chief Justice OF the United States
IN the same debate, coneurrlng Win MI
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For the Dlspl'ch.
An knnpaI the Humane.

About two months ago there was pub
li,hed in the DiSpdtch an abstract from The
annual report OF the directors OF the East
crn Lunalic Asylum. at Williamsburg, in
which the distinguished superintendent
tDr. Harvey Black made alu>i0n to the Tact
that the institution greatly needed an addi-
ton To lis iibrGrU, and at the same time TIE
UiSpntch made special mention OF this as a
most worthy object OF philanthropy, and
stated that any persons, either in the city or
the country, who had any spare books or
magazines that they would like TO cOntrl-
butte in this direction, could send them to
West Il Johnston's bookstore, whence they
would be sent to the asylum free OF any cost
to the contributor
One would have thought that such an APP
peal would have met with prompt and
hearty response from all parts OF the State,
especially from Eastern Virginia, which FUR
nlShes almost all OF the inmates OF this eX-
celIent institution. Strange to say, how
ever. it has met with scarcely any response.
a, the writer has the best means Of knowing
from one who has recently visited the asy-
lum aud found many OF the inmates, boil
male and female, whose comfort and pleasure
would be greatly promoted by having some
GOOD books, magazines, or even newspapers,
| to read. Who Will take part IN thls good
work. and send promptly to West john
| stOn what they can sparc-n0t trashy TO
manccS, bot books, magazines, and newSpa-
pers OF good moral tone and evangelical,
religious character! Some OF these poor I'M
fortunate> would appreciate and enjoy books
OF travel, biographies, and, indeed. good
books OF almost any kind. What better
Use could be made by Sunday SchooIo Of It's
secondhand books than thi>I How many
hundred books OF this kind could be spared
by Sunday schools and by private families
all over the State! May not, then, make
an appeal TO the many readers Of the Dis
match, both male and female, in the city and
| in the country especially TO the benevolent
,roInea, who are always looking out for some
way 10 do gO0d-to make some special effort
| in this direction. +. >.
GnMoRE's MILLS. VA, February 26, 1881.
Will the Southern ChHrchmGD, Central
PreSbyierian, and ReLigioaS Herald copy!
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WATER OR smoke,

purchased at the recent New York auction sales Of
he underwriters.
Among many other good are
10 pieces 40.INCI WIDE FAMILY LINEN at
2jc. a ylid. value being from 40 10 Soc;
Is pieces 36.INCH WIDE FAMILY LINEN at
Zoe;
ID PILLOW.CAsE LINEN at 36c.-the same
quality sold heretofore at 60c.;
90 pieces IRISH LINEN In VARIOUS qualities atfrom
10 10 zoe. under value;
o pieces BARNSLEY TABLE.DAMASk az 66c. a
Nard- heretofore sold al 90c. 20 81;
II piece. FULL.BLEACHED BARNSLEY Ia
BLE-DAMASK at 65c. yard, general price
90c 1851;
l pieces VERY FINE TABLE-DAMAsK at sjc.'
former price si.25
80 dozen PURE LINEN DINNER-NAPKiNS at
56c value being upwards Of 81;
100 dozen PURE LINEN DOYLJES at Boo. a
dozen;
A large stock Of FINE SAPhINs very much under
value;
3 cases OF TWILLED MUSLIN FOR UNDERG AR
MENTS az 9t5c.. the general value being BE:
l case Of BLEACHED MUSLIN at &c, general
price being SIC;
10 pieces LINEN DE INDIA at l5c., valued at
Csc;
100 pieces PERSIAN NULL at 25c the lowest
piece price Of which Is 47c.:
I6 pieces DOUBLE-WlDTH INDIA TWILL at
lsc, the value ranging from 30 10 i5c. ward
25 pieces LACE STRIPE, large stock of CHEZ "a
MUSLINS, NAIN>OOK, and IA ny other White
goods greatly under values
2 cases HEAVY CORDED PlQUtS Al &C.;
. eases BEST QUALITY SPRING PRlNIsat 4.c.
3 cases BEST QUALITIES SHIFTING PRINTS al
DC;
GAMER & CO.'S BEST IA PEGCALE at o'.c.;
80 dozen FRENCH WOVE CDHSETS at 35c., the
Wholesale price Of which Is from 80 70 Goc.;
80 dozen CORSETS ut 25c., sold generally at from
3j lo4 Zoe;
> eases 65.BONE CORSE1S, with side splits amt
II ,titchitg at 3Qc., the general prize Of which
is 7Jc.;
We also offer bot Of IMPORTED CORsETS at
1925. ihc yalue Of which Is 1928.
Besides the above special attraction W. orr every
desirable make and quality OF CORStTS in The Eu-
ropcan and American marhet.
Among cur many great bargains now offered Ia
LADIES. GENTLEMt ~, and CHILDREN'S
LINEN HANDKERCHtEF> We fer one lot OF
100 dozen PURE LINEN Nadies' siEe) at the AN
pleceGcnted low price of six far 2Jc.;
IS pieces CURTAIN MrSLINS ia various dcsign-
Al,o. 4 large lot of HAMBURG EDGINGS from tie
lowest to The very finest quality imported;
HAMBURG EDGIHG at lic. a yard-at Dc. vau'd
Zoe;
Also, FINE QUALITIES greatly under vaue.
Wewill also offer among our HUNDREDS OF yauon,
LACEs just opened.
$50 pieces HAND. MADE LINEN LACE AZ lic. q
yard. or l7c. d, zen, the real price of which has
BEEN Sc. YARD;
Also. TORCHON LACE at 2c.-;he former price
was Sc.
We shall also make this week special Offering OF
700 dozen LADIES, GENTLEMEN's, aud CllII-
DREN's
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The Extra Session.

The Washington Post says that the action
OF Mr.. HAYES in calling the extra session OF
the Senate on the 4th OF March was in ac-
cordance with Mr.. GARrIELD's wishes. This
Is creditable 10 Mr.. GARFIELD's good sense.
He could not have afforded TO commence
his administration with so small a Trick %
the pos,ponement of the Senatc's meeting
for two Of three weeks in order TO secure q
Republican majority in that body. 1t is,
however, little TO Mr.. HAYEs's credit that
he should baye thought 1t doubtful ques'
ton whether the extra session ought to be
held At once or not. Imagine the feelings
OF dignihed senators whilst waiting in idle.
ness in Washington for Mr.. HAYEs's two OIL
three weeks TO pass. Score one to GAR.
FIELDS credit.
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Alta meeting Of the iron Mountain AMI
Southern railroad in ST. Louis, Tuesday, JAY
Gould was eli cted a director. The stock
holders recommended increasing the capita
10 s3j, DOC, 600 and refnnding the income
bonds OF the company bearing interest u'
earned) into per cent. Fixed mortgage
bonds. After the meeting Jay Gould, Gen
eral Eckert. Samuel Sloan, aud number Of
other prominent railroadmen. started fol
Texas, where they will spend asweek IN
speeding railroads i'm which Mr. Gould Is
interested.
A singularIy daring and successful bur
glary occurred at Chicago on sunday nlght,
a, the house OF T.. y. Smith. q member oi
the Board Of Trade. Mr. Smith, on retiring
for the night. carefully placed roll OF DillN
amounting to $4,000. and a diamond pin
valued at $3.50, in pilIOw.case on his bed
He was discovered in an nseDslble c0ndi'
ton on Monday morning. The diamond
and money were missing. Mr.. smith CID
not recover consciousness for several hours
A dispatch from Portland, Oregon, says
Archbishop +. \. Blinchet, Of the Roman
Catholic Church, VINO had charge II that
archdiocese, comprising Oregon, Wishing
ton. Idaho, and a portion cf Montana. foI
fortv-tbree wears, read his letter OF reslgnl'
ton (which has been accepted by the rope.
Tuesday. Hi. retirement Is due TO his ad-
yonced age-eichty.SiX years. Archbishop
Charles J. Segher>, formerly OF victoria, H.
c., is his successor.
Sara Bernbardt gave performances last
week ut Louisville, Cincinnati, Columbus,
DAYTON, aad indianapolis, appearing six
times, and the weeks receipts were S2l 900
Her One-hundredth performance was at In
dianapolis Saturday, and the gross receipt,
OF the one hundred performances were
1926 600, of which her personal share was
$126, 400, besides having all her expenses
paid.
Miss Leila Zirke, whose clothes caught
fire, and who was burned not 30 much by
her burning clothes a. by the hot water
which was th0ughticS>ly thrown on her
from Il tea.kctrle by l9dy friend who at
tempted to eXtinguish her burning clothes,
is rCcoyerin. without having suffered any
serious iDiurY.-S!oU0t0n Spectator.
BY a collision between the schooner
David +. Wolf. 81 Baltimore, and the steam
ship LevcrSonS, from Spain. cil York Spit,
Chesapeake bay. on Friday night last, Il J..
huDU'Iui t"p'HIu' N'V'SV i"'' ih'''' W."
Thomas Hubbard, seaman, all OF the
schooner and residents Of Baltimore, were
drOH ned.
4 meeting was held at Warrenton, Va,
Monday looking to union Of TIE two wings
Of the G. n-cryatiye rarty. Resolutions
were offered and ordered to BE- printed and
to be voted upon at meeting to be held at
March court. The leading men OF Eau
quier adore. scd the meeting.
1t is said that the congregation Of the
Church Of the Divine Fraternity, New
York. OF which the LATE Or. Chaplin was pas
tor. has decided TO call the Rev. D.. S,iccr,
who lately severed his connection with a
Congregational church in Brooklyn.
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CromneIl,s BOnes-Again.

Editors Dispatch Cromwell was buried
in Westminster Abbey.
Macauley says: at is certain that he was
honored by his soldiers, obeyed by The
whole population Of the British Islands,
and dreaded by all foreign Powers; that be
was laid among the ancient soyereigns OF
England with funeral pomp such as London
had never before seen. and that he was sue
ceeded by his son Richard" &c.
After the restoration, his remains were
eyhumed and desecrated, as your CORE
spondent an" says, and again afierward
when the Dutch feet assembled the Thames
TO within sight of the Tower, his name was
redeemed from obloquy.
"Then at length tardy justice was done
TO the memory OF Oliver. "-UocdMey.
1t only escaped your memory that his re-
mains had been removed, which is matter
OF no moment, as be was put there. ;.
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Should the DiSpofch Vis''
Yves, minister II will find therein s'sD marx
inc the place where once feposed tue le'
mains OF the Protector, but where lucy re-
nose No longer. lie was buried there near
The graves of the two Charles, III eep'em'
her. 1858: but three years later w s'a,e
was rif,ed by an English mob, tue mouiueI-
inc body dragged forth and hangeu, tntn
,umbled into a hole at the loot Oh tue gar
lows and The head set UP on pole al tue
ION Of westminster hall. The empty grave
and inscribed slab are preserved III Tue
.hhev. rs n IN some manner 10 atone TOT
the sscrileeious act, for which both KING
and clergy were resposible. so, while 10
truth the soldier statesman is not burlcd I'D
Westminster, memorial In honor OF pun
Is there, which will doubtless remain Wnile
the grand old Abbey stands.-LynchouTg
NerS.
So we again say, "CROMwELL was fea'
rebel" and We add, "yet his memory Is
honored by the kings Of England, who ac-
cord a place in Westminster Abbey to his
name now that the remains OF the bearer OF
that great name can no longer be found 10
no thus bonored." Herein is lesson 10
the Boston editor who objected TO the cree
ton of statues to the memory u disiln'
gushed Confederate soldiers.
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CorToS IN VIRGISiA.-A friend in South
ern Virginia, who grows cotton now from
year TO year, says that the new folks on The
Southside who propose to go into the cult
walton Of this crop should advise with some
acquaintance In Brunswick or Grcensyillc
counties before they undertake the work.
He says that new beginners In country as
high IN latitude as Southsidc Virginia will
certainty fall II they make the trial without
instructions, as the crop has to be worked
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Died. on the - Of March. 1881, at Fredcrcas-
hnrg Va, Mrs. T.. Il. BROWN, wire Of the Rev.
Wihtam Brown, u. ID.
The fureral services will take place from The So
cond PRESBYTERIAN church (Dr. HUge'sl al o'clock
L. VI. TODAY.
Died. AZ - Dogwood." Ieurico county. ~. March
2,ISsl. WILLIE ALLEN CARRINGTON, yOuug-
est son Of Joseph L. ana Adenue :. Darlington, in
the twenty fourth year Of hts age.
Funeral services from -. PauIs church TflS
AFTERNOON ri ha'f past 3 O'Clock. Friends aud
acquaintance of the family are inSicd 10 attend.
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Cot,on-Cu.fure In Virginia.
For the Dispatch.l

Messrs. Editor>,-l think you viii be
doing the farmers who think OF planting
cotton this year in Virginia service by
publishing the following communication
from a very intelligent and reliable gentle
man. DR.. W. II. Daughtery, OF Souihlmp'
ton, Va. particularly rs through yonr col
umns it will reach a large number OF farm
ers. Respectfully, THOMAS POLLARD,
Commissioner OF Agriculture.
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yEXXoR's prediction for the last two
DAYS In February was that they were
Mikel; TO be fair" The storms OF sno"
and wind and rain which marked those
two days ought TO settle NENNoRS 'ta'u'
rs n Wca,ber-prophct.
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MEETINGS.

ALL ROYAL ARCH MASONS @eIEH
~ are cordially invited to attend stated IA.
Convocailon of RICHMOND ROYAL r. s,
ARCH CHAPTER, No 3, al tie Ma.ons' %@"''. ;
Hall. on Franklin str, RI. His Thursday EVE
MING. March 80, at Oclnck
BY order OF the Vi. +. II. T.
NH ais GEORGE +. KEESEE. Secretary.
V'HERE WILL BE \ GENERAL NEE l.
Il ING OF the members of The CHAMBER or
COMMERCE at their rooms THURSDAY the 20
March. AT q l.. VI, to consider propO,cd amend
ments 10 thr constitution I'm regard TO the organize
ton Of the Board OF Dirtc
NH Lat -. NOTHING, President.
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I PendIeiou, said the Government WI, De
Democratic republic.v- Roblnson's Sirgi
MIA Debates, p. 3S.
What pow will be said by CoDklinA u
shot gun memory OF the practice Of sfal.e
rights. JAMES LYONs
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IL JOHN c. SHAFER.

III JOHN c. SHAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. lCOi MAIN STRKET. CORNER ABOVE The
POsT.OFFicE,
will receive on March 9TH large and aac assori-
ment Of SPRING ans SUMNER GOODS. consist
ing Of CLOTHS, DIAGONALs, SuTrING>. PLAIN
and FANCY CAssIMERES FOR PANfALOONs,
imported especially for him. ~hi;h w!l be made IL
order in the LATEST STYLES aud Al pr.ses consist
cnt win first Glass workmanship. eah r respect
tullv solicited
SHIRTS, COLL AIRS, and CUEss Of ine grade.
made 10 order. e24-3m
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MARRIAGES.

Married, February 16rh. NJ The Third Pfoshy
terrain church. by he Rev. ". :. scott Mis- jim
ME II. GARDN EE. of Richmond. Va, 70 u. CLAY
LYNN. Ed of I.oudlun county, Va.
IOudOuu D1pprs please COPY.
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altogether unlike any crop TO which tney
have heretofore been used, and that the
methods observed In tue co''oh fee'o"
South will not apny here. We trust some
rood friend IN Virginia who has made .
success O. cotton will favor the D'spdtca
with an account Of its cultivation and man.
sgement. Our people are to be con'nehoeu
for desiring to go into IT; but they must DC
sure they are right before they so aneao'
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS GOVERNoR'S Ct ARD.l
COMPANY T.. FIRST RECT VA. VOLS,
RICHMOND, VA. March 3, 1851.
rVUE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF B
i THIS COMMAND viii assemble az Their Ar q
mOry AT 2:3O o'clock THIS Thursday EVE "
Ming in fun dress uniform armed and equipped II
for parade and visit 10 Washington.
By command OF tap'aiu II. PARATER.
NH g. r. ID. GAM, First Sergeant.
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EnnCrnl Notice.

The funeral OF Mrs. FRANCES &. RUTHER-
FOORD. rriict OF samuel !. rutherford will take
place from The Grace-S;Icei PrrSbylerlin church
TO DAY Thursday ~ O'Clock =. NJ. The lrltnd,
Of The family are invited To attend.
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PURCELL. T. ADD
Ws..
FIN ANSI+E
lltIMAr fNhh .
BANNERS NNp COMMISSION Ntl'
RICHMOND. ~. February
H-Au,IIl ~ INK'EATnp~

1HpNA~ EEfN.
BANNERS NNp tONYtS-lpN NtI
RICHMOND. W. February
NOTICE TO INVESTORS.
We Offer Tor sale limited am.r 'ni i.i'
AND DANNLLE RAILROAD % Ft.' .
GOLD BONDS, due in l9lj.af 500 D..
accrued m.etcf T.. They are t,cu.'a h.
dated mortgage 0n The Richmond a.d b..
road and the Piedmont railroad a.H .r
North CIroIiIa railroad.
We can with couddcl rc frron1..f
10 orr friends and the llltl- gene.
nual report for the year fuiin-
1850, showed that ihe company a.
deb. over S4jO.O'O durl1s iI
yeats, and declared dividend ot 8
capital stock, amounting &C. tll.a'-
PAID 10 January. lssl, t,.v',- t....
rulling stock aui michm'r tl4
6.3OO tons 05 new rall-.
For the ihrce month. 'rt.i
lssO. The net receipts oi 'L- .
$4,000 sIter paymcGt a. a..
| other aNed charges.
We ge,erye The puYilsU Yt .
u these bond, without uou,r
I Mad better apply promptly.
other securities taken 10 .,
| kst value
Respecift.lg,
fe "a IN 'gInNt' ..'
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Mr.. Miller, the new senator from Califor-
mia, has taken the Washington residence oil
the late Fernando Wood.
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.Et"s RVS.
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON
$3.50 POR THE ROUND TRIP

Ia TO SxE TnE
INAUGURATION or THE PRESipFNr,
by Clssapeak e aud ono railway. leaving RichaOAd
THURSDAY, MARCIA y, 1881,
AIo O'CLOCK Pm
FARE FOX TuE ROUND TRlP, ~ 80.
Tickets good for ten days tO return on any ain
All the way by rail-. No change OF c.ss. Cicai
taIOugh TO Washington without changiug your seal
Special coaches for cOlored people.
| TICKETS FOR SALE by The cOmmittee j. NJ
| Thompson. alS Sast Broad strceL X. j. Mcdowell
PA east BlNad street: X. Z. Adams, with Adams
Smelling. No, 20 Fourteenth Street; and also al ih'
train. &c e0,22.2i ,tdId
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AMUSEM ENTS,

TUESDAY NIGHT MARCH srH,
ROME, THE ETERNAL CITY.