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The Inauguration Programme.
WAR or Ex.CoyFEDERATE AIDS TO TUE GRAN
MARSHAL.

WAR on EX.CONFEDERATE AIDS TO THE GRAND
MARSHAL.
WAsHTNGTON, February 2l.-Gencral
sherman has concluded to modify BIS order
as cbloi marshal OF the inaugural ceremonies,
so that all classes Of organizations, including
the Bows in Blue. the Grand Army OF tue
Republic. &c will be placed in the First d.
vision. under command OF General Ayr's.
The Second division will be composed OF
the Penn sylyanil troops exclusively, ana
will be ma,sed east OF the Capitol. he
programme will also be modified 20 a. 10
leave the north side OF Pennsylvania avenue
and the cross streets north OF the avenue
entirely clear for spectators. General Sher-
man will issue the official programme OF
the procession in a day or two, which, u i
thought, will be so arranged as 20 meet the
wishes OF all concerned.
The committee on arrangements for the
inaugural ceremonies at the Capitol VIII Is
sue tickets OF admission TO the galleries VI
The Senate chamber, strictly corresponding
in number to their limited capacity, to be
distributed as follows: To each senator, |;
10 senatorS-elect, members OF the House OF
Representatives, delegates, heads OF de-
partments, and justices OF the supreme
Court, , each. The diplomatic gallery VIII
be strictly reserved for the families OF
members OF the diplomatic corps, ana the
repcrters' gallery for representatives OF tue
nress. Seats will also be reserved IN the
galleries for heads OF bureaus. No other
tickets will be issued for the galleries, ana
no person will be admitted to the Senate
wing or The rotunda except on presenta'
ton of a ticket, which will be good only
for The place indicated.
The antagonism between General Sher'
man. who Is chief marshal OF the lnallgura'
non procession, aud the military commit
tee. which claims 10 have The right to ar
range the programme and lIy out lis route
took the form of open warfare tonight, Inc
committee adopting route and form o.
procession different from that announced
by General Sherman.
The committee also adopted resolution
REQUESTING the Executive Committee TO ap
point ex- Union officers in place OF GeDeral
Fields and Fletcher, who are eX-Confede
rates. and who were recently appointed
aids OF the grand marshal, declaring that !
is Objectionable to many who will take par
in the procession 10 march under the order
OF ex.CoDfederates. The fight is likely u
result in the abolition OF the military com
mittpp
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New York Lawyers Mysterious
Death.

New YORK, February 2l.-The remains
OF Charles f. Blake, q lawyer OF this city,
who has been missing for some time, were
found this morning floating in the Norm
river. and were removed 10 his late resi-.
depce. Mr.. Blake was brother-in'law oil
Rev. Morgan Dix. rector Of Trinity church.
The manner OF his death Is mystery. Inc
police and friends Of the deceased appear
desirous te suppress all Information regard
ing the occurrence, and express anxiety 10
have the matter recorded as "pureiy acei.
dental.v The conviction was expressed
that he had fallen overheard, but from
what or how could not be learned:
It was ascerialned that iewelry ane
money carried by the deceased were found
upon his body, aud that no marks OF Vlo
| lepce were apparent. Mr.. Blake was ont
/ OF the most prominent patent lawyers u
this city, and was formerly partner IN th
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STATUES TO the REBEL DEAD.-General
fltybugh Lee will deliver the Grafton on
the occasion OF the unvellngG the statue
Of Stopewall Jackson at New Orleans. As
II has become the custom 10 permit the cree
ton Of monuments 10, and statues OF, the
rebel chiefs. we suppose II would be idle to
complain OF a practice that has something
more than suspicion OF impudence about
II. and which would net be permitted in
any other country. For what was Stone.
wall jackson distinguished For enmity
to The American nation and for bis great
exertions In the rebellion that was got up
to bring about that nations destruction.
That Is all. He never would have
been heard of--Deyer could have become
q historical ehsracter--had he not been an
able soldier In the service OF party that
sohght sbe destruction OF the Union
and the preservation OF slavery, aud in bis
honor statues are set up, while thousands of
the victims OF bis Internal skill sleep IN un.
known graves. Such Is human justice--an
sense. One good must follow from such
boDors being paid 10 the memory OF eminent
destruciiyes. II will help keep alive the
that The southrons can't be trust
80, and iha! We must insis! upon continued
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Iaw.fjrm o.. Keller & Blake. The coroners
investigation this afternoon developed tbe
fact only that ne was at the house OF ms
partner, MIR. Thompson. No. Is west Thirty.
seventh street. up I'll nearly midnight, ana
that he then left to 20 TO his own bone, near
by, In the best OF spirits and nncl0uded
mind. Within an hour and tbree-quarters,
as was shown by his watch, which had
stopped ct LAO A. NJ, be was drowned IN
the river. How he got there Is unexplained,
and any motive for suicide Is wanting. The
police incline, nevertheless, to the belief
that somehow be took his own lie, proba-
big without knowing what he did.
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defeat Of that party which sympathizes WIN
s,,o you,h In iis endeavors 10 preserve feco'-
iec,ions that ought 10 be allowed 10 sleep.
and then 10 die out. Every statue OF rebe'
sha, ,i.cs helms siak the Democracy deeper
In thc waters OF oblivion; 80 that, IN one
sense. The more numerous such statues .nc
hotter will It be for the country. Boston
Traveller,
OLIVER CaoawRLI. wasa real "reDe'
vet his bones lie in Westminster ABBEY.
GEORGE wAsBISGros, Thomas JEPFERsoN'
the ApANsss. srtrgS HOPKINS CbAhhts
C,rRotI. Of CarroIton, and the rest OF the
n.,,,o,s Of the Revolution, were genuine
nuadulterated srebcls," yet no Tory eitner
!, Eoo,and or this country would oppose
the erection OF statue 10 any one Vi
,be,o. CuArrss CARRoIL's direct descend
ants are amongst the most honored persons
a. E,glaud. But SroNEwALL JACKSON
novor was a "rebel." II Is an abuse OF
words TO call him by tina! name. Tue
word "rebei" was first used IN ig-
norauce and afterwards perpetuateo
by malice. He fought orwhat he beld 10
he the principles OF free government, ana
claimed no right which he did not honestly
believe TO be guaranteed TO his State ny Tue
constitution Of the United States. AS u IS
all over now, aud everybody knows that
secession Is an impossible tbing-a dead Is
sue-and that slavery is, thanks TO fro'-
dence. forever ended, so far as our couhtf!
10 concerned. and more especially as such
neonle rs the Boston Travellers folks do
no. know that such document Is in exist
ence, we will reproduce from the ante'Del-
FUN Code OF Virginia the terms upon which
Virginia entered the Union. Those terms
were always embodied in our Code up 10
the year 1861. They are in the words ioi-
lowing:
Virginia, TO ,oit:
We. the delegates OF the people OF Vir-
ejnia. duly elected in pursuance OF recon-,
mendation from the General Assembly, auu
now met in convention, having iully anu
freely investigated and discussed Inc pre-,
ccedinos of the Federal Convention, ana
being prepared as we'll as the most mature
del,beration hath enabled us 10 decide tbere-
Ion. do. in the name and in bebaf oil tne
neople Of virginia, declare and make known
That the powers granted under The Cons'itIl-
ton, being derived from the people o, tnc
IInited states, may be resumed by thctb
when soeyer the same stall be perverted 10
their injury or oppression, and that every
mower not granted thereby remains WIN
them and at their VIII; that therefore no
rieh t, OF any denomination. can be cancelled
abridged. restrained, or modified, by lhe Oon'
gress, by the Senate or House OF Representa-,
lives acting in any capacity, by the president
or any department, or officer OF the United
States, except in those instances IN when
power is given by the Constitution foi those
purposes.
This declarstioR was made by the ConVelS
ton that ratified the United States Con'tItu'
ton. Virginia went into tie Union WIN
the understanding that she had right TO
resume her independent condition when
ever she might desire to do so.
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Suicide the Day Before Marriage.

WEIGHTS BLUFF, CLARENDON co., ). Co.
February II Charles Richardson, a young
man aged about twenty-five years, keeping
store eight or ten miles above here, COM
mitted suicide yesterday morning just after
sunrise by shooting himself with double
barrel shotgun. He was to have been mar
ried to day. What connection this event
and the tragedy have to each other in the
relation OF cause aud effect IS not known.
That the deed was premediiated is evil
denced by the fact that on Mon
dIy he rode down to SummertOD,
some eight or ten miles, and en-
aeayOred TO procure a supply OF NOR
phine from the store OF Or. Bldger, but
failing on account OF the refusal OF the
clerk TO let him have It. he returned TO his
place OF business, and on Tuesday evening
borrowed the gun from neighbOr, retired
for the night, was aroused next morning by
some negroes who wanted TO trade. After
serving them be barred the door, and very
soon the report vi a'gun was heard by a
family OF negroes living near. This un-
usual occurrence excited their suspicion,
and upon repairing 10 the building occu-
pied By him rs Il store, and looking through
crack, they discovered his dead body upon
the floor.
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R-ge SYCLE BROTHERS,
3Il BROAD STREET.
10000 WORTH or
DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS

DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS
jus, opened
SYCLE BROTHERS.
Among them several thousand dollars worth slight
~ damaged by wateT-YZ,
LINENS. suitable for underwear: ' No..
LINEN SHEEIiNGS. PILLOW LINEN, Ilth
INGS. BLEACHED and BROWN tOITONo;
CRETTONNE~. A wide az lOc..real value zoe
We will oifer MONDAY. aud during the entire
4 large and varied stock OF BLACK aud C0LORgD
SILKS aud SATiNS II greatly Ieduced prizes
200 pieces OF BLACK CAobtNlK,t al price ,,n 10
chased from first handf can ANA Will be sold
muce less thin The r. guar p'ice; -,
800 IDRSErS At 2ic. from me la'e Ne" / ora
fire, II Nou want good COret. for comfort
and durability. call tor the NOVELTY COR
SET. at %l25. We have also Iftat many
other makes a; prices ranging ir0m oot' To -
Au entire line Of NEW HAMBURG>. fresh and
beautiful designs, our own iInnpr alton;
so pie' e, NEW MATilNGS Just received aud
inucu Mellow the regular trice,
Our CARPETS VIII he closed out AZ prime cost;
500 LACE TIDES a. jc.each, or jOc per dCl n;
300 yard, Of ALL LINEN TOWELLINGs al lOc.
per yard. real value lGc.;
500 pair REGULAR-NAD Il \ l. u Il 6 G. \
1000 HEMSTlTCHtD HANDKERCHlEFS al
1000 rENiIN LINEN HANDKERCmEFs at
Immense assortment WHITE sPIEADS-Mar.
settles and others-some slightly damaged 10y
600 pair HOSP, at any price, slight y damaged
by water; - .
Fptlre new line Of CASSlMtRES, suitable for
Youths and bOys's wear, To be sOld out cheap;
LATTNDRIED aud UNLAUNDklED SHIRTS az
80, 7jc, and Sl-the best In The city al the
REGrFEhR.MADE ENGLISH HALF.HosE at
2jc. per pair:
In LACfS We show very large assortment, such
a. IRISH LACE>. TORE Hons. BRETON Me-.
LANGUEDOC, VALENCiENNES,a and WAN
CELLO. at prices To SUIT;
We have large line Of DRESS GOODS that viii
he sold less than cost;
200 pieces DOCBLE.FOLD DEBEGE at l6a'"
regular price Sc;
80 pieces DEBfGE ut Ijc.. real value zoe;
100 pieces pEBEGE at lc.. real value 1886;
4 full line of handsome PkRCALES for gentle
mems shirts;
DOMESTICS retailel az wholesale prices.
STCLk BROTHERS.
fe 0O.eol 81 Broad street.
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COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA-lN THE CLERKS OF
' FIcE OF TIE COUNTY COURT OF BtCK-
INGUAM COUNTY. ON WEDNESDAY 1NE
lGru DAY OF FEBRCARY, 1851, IN VACA-
samuel C.. Gr+enhow. 'u-yiying partaer Of himself
aud Robert VI. Bur on. tate merchants AMI TART
ners IA irade, under the hrm and 'tyie ~ burton
x GreenhOw. who sues ior The benent 81 lin'eii
and ali other creditors OF Robert & NJ hnas de-
ceased. who viii cone in and contribute iheir
just proportion 10 tle costs and fNpeh't,"i M
suit....... ........... ....'.'......t idhlh'
C,ipa 4. Nicholas, executrix Of Rosert &. NICHOLAS,
deceased aud Ia b. r Own right; R0oert Memo
las Jr uawpden 4. Nicholas sud Willie :. his
wife. -. I. BarzlE, ann NJ VI. his wife; j. X. VII
liam. AVID T., Il. WiNiams partners a. >. H. WI
lams & Co.: William H. Cowardtn trustee, the
Virginia FIRE and Marine Insurance tomDany;
James y. Danl p and Hunter n Msr'hlll. ,rns.
tees; J. 4. Rogers x CO, CtIdoL0: FsurIrsedn
Co WtugO. Elett & co.. :. K VI. Rosenhtsm'
W l.. Fleming. \. oppenh.mer IL W. Pow,r, X
90. Tha NiOu & Nicholas. +. u. Taylor, Wa'kns&
C0tlren Robert G.. Nicholas, Jr, and JsBiis u.
Mostly, irdstees- ..-.DcfsAdAnts'
~ CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit Is to Obtain sct ismen; OF
the accounts Of q. 4. \lch0ia, as tXecTriN OF RO-
Lert c. Nicholas eeea ed, aud 10 subject bis esiaU,
both real and personal, Ia the ngNnent OF oh cehts
and particularly debt OF sl.65J.sS, w:zh interest
~ ,jGs :, pss thereof from le 1T day Of jan
1arv, lSto. dWs To the plan'in Oy DEERE or the
Circuit Court of Buckingham eflnnty Ia the chan.
Gerry cause Of Barton 4 6reeniioM ~ N4ehoias,
And II apDcistug by an AFFIDAVIT G)s& IA TINS cause
That the deicR AaHts. ID. L. haikza aad vi. VI his
WIFE are not residents OF the State Of Virginia, on
the p!ainnf7 sOfon u Is trdsrtd isas the said ID.
L. BarzlZl ard NJ. VI. hts vile do appear here Within
one month afIt due publication ~ Tins order aud 40
what Is necessary 10 protect theh inter ;, in his
| suit: and hat copy oI TINS order be published
once wesk Tor four successive week. IN the Rit n
| moBd p~Sputch, aud another copy thereof posted
al the iront door of the Sourt-hou.e OF this e0,nA
ON the ars, day Of the next County noa,,: ~,
] eODy-1este L. \. FORBES, ttsIk.
| X. 7. HCBARD and In
| MARTIN HoRsLEN,t fe 23.N3w
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Judge Hiram Warner, Of Georgia, now
nearly eighty years Of age, is dangerously
i'll in AtlInta.
About 400 mOudrrs went on strike Nom
day in Cincinnati for an advance of % per
cent. in wage.
A party OF French capitalists are about
erecting a beet-rOot sugar factory at Ber-
thier, Quebec.
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yI1lsRIA9.ES.

Married. in Frederick sbHrg. by The Rev Dr.
Thomas Dunaway. on the oh ultmO, ROBERT
GARNETT kENDtLL, esG, OF SpOtsylyania
county, to MIR. JELIA ANN MONfURE, only
daughter Of RUb,rt ID. Warwick, deceased, Of Am
herst G. unity.
LyIcbburg, Charlottesy ilc and Fredericksburg
papers please copy.
Married, at Fmmaus church. In New Kent county,
On tebru3rv 9th. by tie Rev. George W. Wny,
Miss HATTIE PARKINSON to Mr.. Il. c. DAN
BRIDGE.
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II IL stated that WILLIAM h. WANDER
BrLT, JAY GOULD, RESELL SAGE, and SID.
SEY DILLON regard the process OF refund
Ing under the new law as certain TO be an
"easy success"
Surely the smaIl.fry need not tremble.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO iHr
L, sCRIBERS kND >rO' khpI D'"'
on giIE ,.-...sft.
NATIONAL LNPHt>> AND 1 'SNN''
TlSt< COMPANY.


llsving accepted the CSC Of sub ati' -, ,..
t'lf deed 81 tFnsl from the Nail" 49, ! ~. I....
slysn sportatioD tOBllAsNy 70 sec r. t@ -, .-
conferred upos lac =, ihe dssfte "i va ....t.
1 hueeTy coz. Of ~ city OF Nchin'@' >" ....I
am inc / ! n tay % neeemb1r. leco' l' o..
W ". aenAs asSs2iDislrstor And ''He',, 4. d.
National Npress aas TRANSMIT silon "h'F' D., o..
others, pondgng ia said court, fnd hnln1 tr.,,.a
cuiesl the koud required ~ ~ said d-c1,'' 100.
notify ana T. s&g.seI all oc the suSseEit-rs 80. SUI,
OF stock "a The aid defendant eOmISH', 49, 10.
resigns, 10 pay la me, At Ma IL ~ fa", $50 o..
iinlore. W 10 NY solicitors, ChAkLln a..
ESQ Baltimore, or JOaN HOWARD, '',a !,.i,-
mond the call and asss>sipent mae o' t,s.rt,a.
upou said subscriptions AMI stoch, uclns IVY
| OF the fUl amount th- reof. .G.uf
TIT. rate of assessment has been uNtd 70, -'
I IN view OF the losses that have neee,s@t ,.faa
| from death. insolvency, aud removal "a wv nd ti
liable 20 pay, ana with the sNpecls'iV" t, 49,
| nrompt paymenl,-thereby SAVING tAptu 49, ,.,..'
ieeting the same by ,uit, sad prcNsnuns ~ t,os
! mutation 0f interest on the large nubpt fltr.
! established bN decree against ,hc comp..'. lc
will be 10 ovcaslou Ia make Farther 49,. t re-
which tue decree provides, should tue pis.t 81, !.
prove iusnIt cient u nay the debts steul'a
deed. JOHN GLt-SN, subs,lla,vIp ,,a,i S,',t
a,7.et.w2w balpmolri W.
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4 large mass-meeting was held IN Cooper
Institute, New York. Monday night. under
the auspices Of the National Anti MoDopo-
ly League. Among those on the platform
were Peter Cooper, CoItlandt Palmer, De-
mas Barnes, Ambrose Su0w, and Judge
Henry Alker. Speeches were made by
President l.. 4. Chittenden aud others on
the growth OF the abuses Of corporate
powers. The consolidation Of competing
railroad and telegraph lines aud other cor
porations was severely dwet upon, and
government postal system and govern
mental restraint on corporate powers gene.
rally were strongly urged. Representative
Reagan, OF Texas, was among the speak
ers.
Twenty years ago Stephen A. Douglas
stood on the eastern portico OF the Capitol
at Washington holding Abraham Lincoln's
hat while he delivered bis inaugural mes
sage. Those papers which think 1t strange
that General Hancock should attend the In.
auguration OF GaI field may reflect on the
course OF Senator Douglas. Philadelphia
Times.
The damage suit of Theodore A. Have
meyer, The large sugar-refiner Of New York,
against Lawson u. Fuller, for alleged SIAN
der In charging that the frm OF Havemeyel
Il Elder adulttrated sugars and defrauded
the Government, has been dismissed by The
lcourt
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CORsETs. CORSET. I

FVI@F = FI'ITt0IlI
Making Corsets a specially. julius MEYip ,
son have the LIgest and most complete Doc .g ~.
city. They have now 81 siz' Ia tie iooslux ,.f.
known brands:
The BON.TON." az sLl5:
"PARfSfAN " FRENCH CONTlLIF.s,t.
"OUEEN BEsS" HEALTH.C OgNfr, ~,
sh IRT SUPPORTER, at sl.Z5:
The BRIDE at Al.25:
LADY TEAZbE." - 81:
UNBREAKABLE HIP, at 75c.;
WINCHE>TER SPOON-BU5f, 7jc.;
The IRENE" 20 7jc.;
DAYS ABDOMINAL, At sl.7j;
FRENCH WOVEN CORsET", from e..
25,
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Mr.. SIBERIAN will not be buldozed. His
call Is out for twenty-five millions OF bonds.
That will put into circulation seven millions
OF dollars more OF currency than all the
New York banks together can withdraw.
But oil Of them will not withdraw their cir
,,fafion
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LADIES UNDERWEAR.

.Jast opened. a new an lmnbeDse line LAIls..
SKIRTS. CUENISES, GOWNS. DRAWER. COR.
SET.COVERS. &C., 20 entirely new AMI hlta q.
styles and Hfsi.ciass qualities.
Also, tllne Of iNFANT>' GARMENT. con.,
ing Of GOWNS, ROBES, LONI aud ,Hngl
DRESSES.
Being determined 10 10 a large busins.s u .. .
line, they have marked every garment q si,. ,,.r
prices: and can siieiy guarantee thor pics ,..
lowest ia the city.
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NIGHTS ONLY
BOOKs. STATIONERY, &c

DLEASAYT WAYS IN SCIENCE, by
i r. \. Proctor; a.. rs. Hours with the Bible
Garden csrath /; OF. Talks As6hg Ny Flowers, ~
sarah r. smlley sI25 HsT, Hour ~ ~ ,he lem tsm-
Nv pra, evs by C. j. Vauaha,, ID. d., Master Of sae
Temple: 81 rs. Everlasting punishment: BY
t;uildbzrn a hor OF - hophts on PERSONAL geli-
ZION -. Al z5 Rev. DIR. fssey's Reply 10 canon
Farrar ON - ftel nal HOPE: sl..10. NSw and
beauItfui edit Ion OF The Changed eros, =; ~.
Kept for the Masters Use- by Miss bavergat; 4oc'
The splsfii3 Advantages OF Being Wonsh, ny
j. panphie: Sl.2o.
feiT WUODHDUSt & PARHAM.
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Just received, immense Bargains froD al,..
Ladies' and chil,hen' S hew srriGg style iAtEtN,f
RIBBED HOSE.
40 dozen CnILDREN'S FRENCH Elrul
HOSP. regular made a pc. ~piih &c.,.
$50 dozen LADIES' EMBROIDERED Fanny
HOSE a. l5c. worth 23c.:
q. OO0 pleces new TORCHON LACE~ f-.m ... ...
, 500 pieces new HAMBURG ED1lNG. .nI IN.
SETTINGS lro u Sc. up.
An immense line Of WHITE GOODS nPiO. f,
MAEsFILLEs, PLAIN and tIIE'hlu NAN
SOOks, NULL MUSLIN. aud Bots ~ ntl.r .t
goods. AZ JULIUS Mtl fR " >'N
f.iR.tod G0i and BO3 HfllI .,r..
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sxECUTRIx,S NOTICE.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS Tng EXE-
Ii CUTRlX OF MY LATE HUsRAND, JAMES
W, STOUT request all persons iaeebled 10 the
esta c 10 pay my son, JOHN II. SDOCT. Who has
been appointed my attorney. lie viii also pay all
claims against the estate
ie 2O-S.+ HANNAH u. STOUT, ExscuirIN.
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TONY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC:

In taking charge Of tie business formerly con-
Quoted bv :. HARDWOOD q 60 | return thanks Tor
The patronage bestowed on ~, aud take PLEASURE Ia
informing our patron, that VIII conduct the bui-
hess Ia "A manner when trust VIII guarantee titie
Satisfaction. Again thanking our friends for their
past Kindness and requesting a continuance Of the
sama I'm the future, am respectful Y.
Il. 1324&26.3t VI 4. CH AMBERS.
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The Washington Post heads its kilograms
concerning the efforts OF the banks TO defeat
The new funding bill, "Bankers on 0
Strike"
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DRIYATE THEATRICALs, &C.; v

DRIVATE THEATRICALs, &C.; VI.
/ CAR OF WAKEFIELD: Sc: MANLlNEss
OF CHRIST, Sc. CAkLiLEs BvnSs, Sc; n Ts
AND BALLADS FOR YOUNG FOLKS. SC. |,
MiI's sociology. &C.; Pilgrims Progress, de- Light
Of Asia Sc: Pronouncms Poci et- Dictionary, l. e.
Bible Dictionary, Soc; ibe Koran, soc. Don Qnix-
ole, 5Oc.; Homer, soc; Virgil, soc. by mail about
20 pei cent more. The ,gest assortment OF BOOKS
the southern states Is At 302 aud 1904 Main street
u 3e-d&x RANDOLPH 4 EAGLlsus
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SPECIAL NOTICES
K5~ THE FOSTER KID GLOVE, WIN
PATENT LACE FAsTKNINGs.
JULIUS MEYER 8 sOS

have IGa received complete liue Of The above ,.
braied GLOVE, Including sii IN, new spring s,,a.
Also, n fun line OF the celebrated IARGrFrfTt
KID GLOVE. IN all the new spring sh1Gc5. D.,
the bes, dollar gOye made.
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GEORGE LIE. i>EAL.i
T.. 4. SAUNDERS, SEAL J

state Of Virgiaiq, city " Richmoad-t0 wt:
(. Charles L. Williams, a notary lublic FOR ne
city aforesaid, la the state Of Nirgibis, dO cerbiS
that q orge 1. zee aud T.. 4. SauDdeis whose names
are sigrcd To The above writing, bearing uaie the
IAN dty of February, ISIS have ackuow h dyed the
zane before me m my said cry. ana DO further
e, riify that George Lee TN, dty made oath before
me that the sad 4. A. saunders has actually psid
iuio ihe firm above mentioned the sum OF $40 coo
In cash.
Given under ms hsnG this lilh j1y Of Februlry
1881 CHARLES L. WILLIAMS.
te l6-6w No 5fF EuDlc.
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WE. GEORGE ZEE AND E. \. sAUN.

nv I L'FIA'FI IN y II ~
w DFR>, both Of tn" city OF Richmond IN The
81 Of Virginia. have III! day formed SPEC lAL
AID LIMITED co PAR NERsHlP 20 conduct
in TIE citY Of Richmond. Virginia, The GENERAL
GROCERY AND CONFESSION BUSINESS uu.
Ter The frln-nlfne and style ct GEORGE LEE
r. 4. SAUNDERS IS tie special and GEORGE LEE
iht general PARTNER. The 80, cial partner has cOI-
Il ibulcd In cash he ,um of $4,000 As III, IN put
into the pariBersuip, the ttrm of which l. 30 De-
three years from this date.
Witness our hand aud seals this IAN day Of Fen
ruary. \. ID. 1851.