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The Archbishop Of Dmblin.s Pastoral.

DUBLIN, March l2.-The Archbishop OF
Dublin, in his Lenten Pastoral, says {. " The
unsOund and untheological opinions on the
mutual Obligations which bind secrecy are
being industriously prop1gatcd by men who
are untrustwOrthy guides Of a Catholic ma
ton. Even though rents are eXtOrtiODate.
the principles now laid down, that one OF
two contracting parties eau Of his own pri-
waite authority rcscind III, Engagement. aS>ail
the very foundations Of society," The Pas
toral severely condemns the Ladies' Land
League. Il is rumored that the Ladies
League intend 10 publish manifesto reply
ing to the Pastoral.
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Counterfeit COiners CAPTURED.

New YORK, March II The Secret. Service
Office Of the Treasury Department have
since Tuesday arrested fourteen Of a gang
OF counterfeters who have flooded the
country with counterfeit coin. MOulds and
other implements for manufacturing coin,
together with large amount Of counterfeit
coin, were captured.
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Among the callers at the White House to.
day were General Wickham, Representative
Jorgensen, Senators Lamar, Beck, Brown,
and Uuited States Marshal Douglass, OF
North Carolina. Senator McDill, OF Iowa,
has arrived, and will be sworn in Monday.
Messrs. Fukerson and Paul, it is said, are
here, aud are Democratic. A. W. Campbell,
OF West Virginia, wants foreign mission
and ought 10 have one.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
While Republicans all claim General Ma
hone, have met tonight any number OF
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A Tweed. Ring Thief Sentenced.

New YORK, March II Harry Genet, one
OF the convicted Tweed.rng thieves, was
sentenced to-day by Judge Daniels, in the
Oyer and Terminer Court, to the penitcn-
tlary for eight months and to pay fine of
S9,604. and TO stand committed until the
fine is paid.
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Obituary..

MEMPHIS, March 12.-Slmuel l.. Gales,
secretary and superintendent OF the Menu
phis Cotton Exchange, died this morning OF
pneumonia. Deceased was tifty-eight years
OF age, and had been a prominent merchant
OF this city for the past thirty eight years.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

sALEs.-lo shares Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
gnsia stock at 3ss, 10 do. AT 3sS. 10 do at 30 10
do. nj 3sf; III shares Merchants National Bank at
l02: 40 shares Virginia Home Insurance stock at
II; 20 shsreS Merchants and Mechanics Insurance
Con pany Mt 30; 1000 Richmond aud Dan7ilie
gold 81 nj %; 300 Richmond city SIS nc l03I:
10 shares Richmond aud Dauyil'e stock az ST., 1
do at s74, 30 do. at s7s, do. at SIG: so shares
Atlanta and Charlotte stock az 56h, 40 do. az ST.
10 do at 81, D do at 81, 10 do. at Soy.
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Heavy wind and Snow storm i'm the
West.

CHICAGO, March 12.-Reporis 10 the
Western Union Telegraph Company this
morning from McGfegor, Iowa. state that
the telegraph wires west OF that place are
down. and that heavy wind and snow
storm Is prevailing.
A report from Cedar Rapids says there
has been steady snow there since yesterday
morning. The fall will exceed Is inches,
and is drifting badly. Telegraph commn-
nication with Winnipeg, Traverse City, and
Mackinaw has been interrupted
The storm in this city l. confined TO two
inches OF sleet.
Trains are blocked in every direction by
the snow. Freight business is entirely sus-
pended, and passenger trains are all late.
ST. PAUL, MINI, March 12,-Advices re-
ceIved by the Pioneer Press from along the
line Of Hastings and Dakota branch OF tne
Milwaukee line, the Win0na and ST. Peter,
the lower line Of the Minneapolis and ST.
Louis, the Des Mcines and Fort Dodge, and
the Illinois Central east Of Fort Dodge,
show that they are blockadcd by one OF the
worst blizZlrds Of the winter.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, March IA heavy
snowfall began this morning at 3 O'Clock
and continues fuIioUsly. The snowfall is
one Of the heaviest OF the season, and
everything bids fair TO be Llockaded again.
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Haitian Roasted.

WAKEFIELD. MASS, March 12.-This
morning fire broke out IN what is known
a. the new charrOom OF the Wakefield
R1tlan-WorkS. aud soon spread To the large
four-story building used as a chair-room,
which was quickly destroyed. The flames
then attacked large iOur.>:Ory frame
building - feet wide and 300 feet long, 0c-
cupied As a weaying-room, IN the first stO-
~. with chair-rooms overhead, and this
building was soon in ruins. Help has ar
rived from Stoneham and Reading, and
strong efforts are being made TO check the
fines. II IS impossible to estimate the
loss. but it will probably reach half mil
lion, perhaps more. Nearly 1000 employees
will be thrown out OF work
After the destruction OF the four.stOry
building the flames igDitcd three store
houses 10 the right OF this building, and
also a small dwelling. Another s.OrehOuse
and small house in the same area soon
took fire, and the wind, which was blowing
q gale, famed The flame, 30 that nine build
ngs were one mass Of fllmes. Sparks
caught in the cupola OF the brick building
used as a machine. and carpenter-sbOp. and
the cupola being log feet high the streams
from the hyGrant failed to reach the fire,
and the building was soon Quilted. Loss,
$500, 600; insurance, 1894 900.
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BUFFALO LITggiA WATER.
BUFFALO LlTHlA WATER
FOR
BRlGUT'S DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.
DIR. WILLIAM \. HAMMOND, OF NEW YORK

DIR. WILLIAM \. HAMMOND, OF NEW YORK.,
SURGEON. GENERAL UNITED STATES ARMY IRE
TIRED PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF THE
MIND AND NERVOUS SYSTEM IN TIE CSIvER-
SITY OF NEW YORK, ETC:
! have for some time made use OF The BnifIo
I.ilhia Water In cases Of affections of the NER-
VOUS SYSTEM, complicated with BRIGHT'S
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS. or with EQUITY
DIATIIESIS. THE RESULTS HAVE BEEN
EMINENTLY SATISFACTORY. Liihia has for
many years been favoiile remedy with me in like
cases, but the BUFFALO WATER CERTAINLY
ACTS BETTER THAN ANY EXrEMPORANE-
Gus SOLUTION OF Tue LITIIlA SALTS, AND
Is. MOREOVER, BETTER BORNE BY THE
STOMACH. I also often pre.cribe it I'm those cases
of CEREBRAL HYPER-EMIA resulting from
over mental work-iu which the condition called
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA exists-AND GENE
RALLY WITH MARKED BtNFFiT.n
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A Naval Officers Remaius En- Route
for Norfolk.

ST. JOHN'S, y. F., March l2.-Tbe Amer.
lean man.ofwar Yanlic has just sailed for
Norfolk having on board the body Of Pay
master Bau2bman, United sites navy, and
the monument erected to his memory last
summer. The deceased belonged TO Nor
folk, and his remains will be inferred there.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH II, 1851


ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, United sla,ei
mail merchandise and passengers, L. u. Id1~ih'
agent. o, a., 49,. k,,, ,,,,rcs,,,.
disc and messengers. q. W. Aca 4 GO.
Schooner n. lannon's 6odiitf Ne" loi"' NUM-
Richmond and Arghany rahrold'
Schoo0,rJ J. = WINS, lngersO'l, Ne" i"rN' E'"'
Richmond and Aleghanl railroad. ,.,
Srnooner Amelia HeTn, Philiips, l'hiadriphid'
Vuano Richmond ard Danyille Tallfoad
Schoouer Aihert Mason. Abbott, New ofh' her-
,handlse. Curtis K Parker. -
Schooner n. DenersOn, TraVls' BaIllh"re' k"'"''
Rlrhmsnd and Danyile railroad VI, -,
Schooner Ann Doll Blackir gton' Ne" iVth' it""'
Richmond and All, ghany railroad
SAILED.
steamer Tiger Lily, WaithaA Jane rive and
ines merchandise, aGd passeI "a rs, Grlihlh SpFdt-
ley, agents. - s., ~, po,,ou .-.,.yo,I
coal, curtis & Parker. o,- -,
dom coal Curtis g Parker. ,,
senooner John X. shaw, Crammer, New York,
coat Chesapeake aud OHIO railroad.
Brig Aa0ine, Blk, Rio DE- yhneiro, nour, Gurus
Buck. -, MI, A. ,,.tt
Crenshaw Company.
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xaeing b. E,eetftc Light.

NEW ORLEANS, March l2.-The spring
meeting Of the new Louisiana Jockey Club
viii commence Tuesday, April l&h. The
Club propose 10 run some Of the racers ut
night by electric light, and have accordingly
ordered forty light. machines.
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Not Married but Arrested.
IHt UNHAPPY PATE WHICH BEFEL A RUNAWAY
COUPLE
Washington Post, 18Th.

Washington Post, l2ih.J
The $40 p. VI. train from Lynchburg,
Va, last night brought 10 this city a run
away couple from above Lynchburg named
k'mar Gordon and Willie McKcnney. They
bau taken tie train at O'Clock, after most
exciting escape from Mr. Gordon, who had
pursued them TO The station. Arriving after
lne Dird' had flown. he sent a telegram to
Tue ponce to arrest them upon their arrival
mere BY some mi,hap the telegram did not
arrive a. soon as the tram, aud the couple,
WIN beating hearts, sought The Pennsylva-
ma House, there to be made one Squire
" Nell wa, seut for 10 Join the happy pair,
1ul ere bis arrival Officers Middleton and
'inler appeared and put The couple under
"IIt>. They were taken to police head.
quarters and locked up for the night. Cor
u'n, Tie would. be bridegroom, is a young
man Of about twenty years old, Of rather
10" statute, thin features, and OF neat APP
peafance. lie j. said 20 be the son Of we'll
1910 contractor about fifteen miles above
L!nchburg. The girl is Of small stature
ana sallow complexion.
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- Ihe Jury night before last in the Marshall
baxter case hung on the question Of going
10 ibe minstrel show. Ten wanted 10 go,
ana TWO didn't. The ten offered TO pay the
expenses for the other two; but still they
were obdurate. So keen were they TO see
the black.cork crew that they sent the sheriff
10 hunt up the judge, with the purpose Of
oeefclng the other two, or getting permis-
s'oh Tor separation; but the Judge had
gone TO some entertainment himself, and
could not be found. Charlotte IN. CO. o.
SIUer.
Dir. &. ID. Whitfield, so well known and
nked 10 this city, has been appointed mes.
senger OF Adams Express between Rich.
mond aud Huntington, aud has taken up his
residence In the former city. The music
rowing public OF stanton Will miss his fine
Tenor Ia the forthcoming "Pirates Of Pen.
Sanee."- StaAn!0g Klndiea!0r.
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BANK STOCKS.
by Telegraph.


NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. March r. NpDH. Stocks strong.
Money. 5G6 per cent. txcnange-L0DR. 49,
short 4sOA. state bonds inactive. Governments
quiet. -
ErentnO.-MOney, i6j per cent. EXchange'
47oHi-9l.. Governments weah; new Is, lOO's
new 4a's, lllis; new As, ll3a. states IN lghi
demand.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. March ] 2 The weekly statement OF
the associated bank, -howS the following chihses
Loans decrease. S2,232.500: specie Increase
$973.90O; legal tenders decrease. SS22oOO' &C.
posts decrease. S2,773 500; circnYtlon increase
*l7.6OO: reserve increase. SS44.73O. Inc banh'
now hold II 7,4U0 In excess OF legal require
ments. -
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 12.-Virginia s., deferred
- cOusOls, s2ig; second series ~; pastnue cDu
pnns. "a; new IO-4U's, SIS; 10 i0'-, coupons
9iA. Bid to-day.
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DyEING. CLEANING, &c.

MEMS, YOUTHS. AND BOYS CLIO
M THING CLEANED, however much soled or
faded. LADIES' DRESSES whole VI taken aparl /
sHAWLs. CLOAks, sACQuES M0ukNISH
Or DYfD. WIIITE FEATHERS DYED THE
IIGHTEsT SHADES at ten miruiss, n2uee. MD
GLOVES CLEANED AND DIZZY bLACh.
COATS, PANTS, VESTS, &c., CLEANED-a
speciality. ..,a.,
ed ,rocesses the aforementioned work Is done
mere expedillously aud cheaper than heretofore.
A. j. PYLE.
mh 6-su& WEN 424 Broad ST. eei, near FIN.
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Suspension at MnrseiIles.

LONDON, March 12.-Thc firm OF Emanuel
& Olivier, private bankers at MaIseilles,
suspended to-day. Their liabilities are
placed at $4,000 and assets at $4,000.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

EQR NEW YQRK,-The Qid tim
Il Dominion Steamship Company's .Ssss
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER,
will sail TUESDAY, March 18Th. At 2 O'Clock Z. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock =. VI.
Passenger ace JmmOdatiOns unsurpassed.
Cabin fare TO New York, SI2 stccrIgc, 20 and 80
Through bills Of lading signed anu goods for
1arded with dispatch to all points north south, east
and west: also. TO foreign ports.
For freight apply 10
G. ". ALLEN 4 Co, Agents,
NH 1927 COmpany's wharf, Rockttts,
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Ew YORK BANK STATEMENT.
COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICuNONn. Mnrch Il. 1881.
SALE

SALES.
WHEAT.-White. l44 bushels prime at 1927
Lancaster I12 bushels prime at Sl.27; 81 bushels
very good AZ Sl.27. Mixed, "a bushels very good
AT Sl26 Fullz, l52 bush. l. very good Ut 8 ~
So bushels good at 1920; la bushels common al
CORN.-Whie. l.5i0 bushels very sood AT SIC;
80 bushels common ~ jJc.; 81 bushels prime AT
5Sc. Mixed. 80 bushels prime al 7c.
OATs-ls bushels very good winter at 7Oc.; Oh
good spring ~ ) lc.
BLACKEYE PEAs.-5l bushels Al 1jc.
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BOOKs. sTATiONERY. dc.

lust PUBLISHED. \ TREATISE ON
~ THE LAW OF RAILROADS, by Edward l..
Pierce 80. JAEMAN on WILLS. NTH edition,
edited by Bigeow, of Boston bar, volume / SO.
Volume 2, completing the WORK, will be ready VERY
SHORTLY. ABBOT1'S TRIAL EVIDENCE,
$3.50. Curtis's Jurisdiction Of the United States
Courts, ~ so. May on Criminal Law, $3.50. The
Common Law, by Oliver Wendell Holmes, Dr., "a.
Iniuncions, second edition. two volumes, SI3. Egg
Rleston on the Law OF Damages, 80. Godstard's Law
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Charging The Jury, 81. Thompson on the LA
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poraliOns, illustrated by leading cases and notes.
$3.50. We have IN press " Indexes TO The Virginia
aud West Virginia Reports by Henry A.. Con-
verse. ESQ. . his will be the most valuable Virginia
Law-BOOk that has ever been published.
WEST, JOHNSTON & CO..
NH 1885 Oil Main street.
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EIOIIr.

Flour-Iitlle better feeling. We quote Fine,
s3a 1890; extra $3.50. suuerhne, s4.5Oa$4.7J
common family. *J.75GS6 choice or patent
family, S7.jOa:S; stanton inspection, extra,
500.
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IT CAN BE USED CLEAR OR WITH PRESH
MILK. ICE. SODA. OR HOT WATER,
LEMONADE. OR WITH FINE
ICE, TO SUIT TIE TASTE.

Sold by leading wine merchants, grOcers, hotels
aud druggists everywhere.
Trade supplied at manufacturers prices by
CHRISTIAN n WHITE, Gr0cers, sI4 Main
street, Richmond, Va. IA 9-dSu, WHF6m
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by Telegraph.



| NEW YORK.. March l2-Cotton quiet: sales
! l .O42 bales uplands, 10 l5-i6c. Orleans
| 8 Ice. consolidated net receipts, 1926 bales
eNport.-io Great Britain. 1875 biles; to the con
| tuent S.O5g bales. southern -four dun and un-
| changed. Wheat about tc. better, io>ng strong
With fair export aud good speculative Inquiry m
graded red, Sl1jG 1923. Corn about '.c. better
and fairly active; ungradcd, $500 59c. oals a
shade easier and les active; No. z. 4SHc. Hops
firm and trade active; ycarlinL;. la lSc Coffee
firm and quiet; Rio quoted az lO'4Hl3.c. SUGAR
I'm fair demand ani firm: fair 20 good refining
quoiedi 7.@7'sr.; prime. 40: refined stcahy ana
In fair demand: standard a" e4He'sr. Molasse5
quiet and unchanged. Rice in Iair demand and
steady. Rosn quiet az Sl.75@Sl.s0 Turpentine
steldy at I6i5c. Wool about steady and IN fair de-
mand: domestic II, tcr, 3SH jOc.; Texas. lao
35c. Pork shade easier WITH better export DE-
maud NJ $l52JaSI5.7j for Old: SO % for new.
Mddles very firm long clear $500; SNORT, ~ !;
long and short. Is 20. Lard opened ~. ul DC.
higher: closed weak with the advance lost ana fair
trade Al 1890. Freight, dull.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. March l2.-Fiour steady and I'M
changed. Whrat-SOuth,rn sfsady; western hlgh'r'
closing steady: soniheru red. 81 SG $40: amber
$I22m$iZ5; 40 l Maryland. il.22S; No. 2
western winter red. spot ana March. 81 l18' ApfH'
sI1s4GSl.ls%; Nav $Llstm$ lIsb; June,
sIl7tMsII7L. COrn-Suuthern firm tor yellow;
western. spot, lower; futures 81 ady; southern
white. 57c: yellow. js5c. oats scarce and firm;
western white, 1imi6c ; mixed, 43c.; iennsyi-
Coffee dul Rio cargoe., ordinary to fair, lOaG
l2bc sugar drm - " soft, 9ac. Mhiskey qulet
at SLIP. Freghts unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March l2.-FlOuT quiet AMI nm
changed Wheat In good demand ~ tut prices;
No 2 red winter. II 90. Corn quiet a lie Vats ~
fair demand AMI firm al 31ac; FORK ed'tT at
1925. Lard firm Al go 80. BulA meats q9el
shoulders, -: rib. 81 %. Bacon strong; s"@u1ers'
81 90: RIB. ~ so; sid.s. $9.I29 Whiskey quiet
AT 81 C5. sugar firm and unchanFed toSs tcndre
and firm: cOramon. $4.3oaf1 %; nsht' s2'P9o@
s6.1O; packing. s5.5O@s6; butchers s1'lV@
Ia 80.
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RAILROAD LINES.

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
~ Trains from AMI 10 Richmond Jan. lG, 1881:
Mall. Accom-. Express.
Leave....... 500 A. VI. $3.50 L. VI. 1000 +. VI.
Arriye....... 900 +. VI. 900 A. VI. 1915 A. VI.
For further details, apply at S26 Main street, or
Chesapeake and ohio railway depot ticket Office,
CONWAY Il. HOWARD,
ia Is O.. 4. and L. Agent.
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OFFICE RICHMOND. SMlTHFIELD. AND)
HAMPTON STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
PTfnMNNn .I4uuarv 1881

nj IMIlN y, ' N.b JiIIIIiTl 20, IHHI
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-H-L
" Tie elegant and spacious steamer fSssfssS2SEk.
TIGER LILY will hereafter run as follows Leave
her wharf at Rocket every TUESDAY az q A. VI.
or SMlTHFlELD aud all Jamts-iicer landings.
returning the following day, leaving SmiihelG at q
\. VI. for Richmond and James-riyer landings. ON
THURSDAY leaves Richmond At o A. VI. tor Wind
AL landings on James river as lar Gown is r!lsF!s
Wharf; returning, leaves Windsor shades the fol.
lowing day AZ 6 4. VI. for Richpondaud al landings
an james river from DiiIrd's Wharf up. On SAT-
URDAY she goes 10 Hampton direct, leaving
Richmond at \ for all Jdmes-riyer landings
Old Point, and sailors Home, returning on MON
DAY at \. VI. for Richmond and james rlyer
landings.
For freight or passage apply at wharf or at Office
Of company, 1917 cary street.
ia 20 GRIFFITH & SPRATLEY, Agents.
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HOTELS.
STATE TAXES.

n . T { +
STATE REYENI-E OFFICF.I
No. Ii Eleventh STREET.
TO ALL PERSONS OWING STATE TAXES
FOR THE CITY would saw that have not pres ed
tbs payment of the sam as knew that in short
time con O coupons Won Il have 20 BE- taken az their
face value. The mandate to take the cODsOls at their
face value reached me to-day and heI eby notify all
delicque taxpayers that they must settle their
bills at once. Rcspecifuly,
NH l2-lw :. &c. TGNSLEY. \. T.
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. c + G 0 0 ID S e.

N / G + G o . d S.
Fine POCKET-BOeKS and PURSES for ladies and
gentlemen.
Fine CARD.CAsES OF Russia Leather, Morocco,
and Calf skin.
LETTER, BILL, aud NOTE-CASES for the
pocket; GOLD PENS In great variety; all
hands can be suited.
VISITING and WEDDING. CARDS printed or en-
gIa.ed Ia fashionsble style; LETTER and
NOTk-PAPER.and ENVELOPES, by the ram,
quire, and In boxes; STATIONERY Of every
description for the conn room, Office. and for
every purpose; BLANk-BUOkS and PAPER
BOXES made 10 order.
ph IL WOODHOUsE 4 PARAuM.
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HUB PUNCH.
4 DELICIOUS DRINK

4 DELICIOUS DRINK
FOR USE IN FAMILIES, HOTELS, CLUBS,
PARTIES, ETC.
:HUB PUNCH:
..,.....................'
BOSTON:
{. IL. GRAVES & SONS.
THE hub PUNCH:
..........,..................
has lately been introduced, AMI meets with marked
popular favor.
1T Is WARRANTED TO CONTAIN ONLY THE
BEST @F LIQUORS,
UNITED WITH
CHOICE FRUIT JUICES AND GRADUATED
SUGAR.
1t is ready opening, and viii be found an agree
able addition 10 The choice things which undeniably
enlarge the pleasures Of life and encourage good
fellowship and good nature If rightly enjoyed.
GOOD AT ALL TIMES.
JUST THE THING TO KEEP IN WINE-CEL
LARS.
SlDEBOARDS NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT
.'..'''''''''''''''...
HUB PUNCH.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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BOOTS, SHOES. &c.

A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. rSp
BOOTS AND SHOES AT AND
BELOW COST To MAKE
CHANGE IN BUSINESS.
All IN want Of CHEAP SHOES should take adv M
age Of this chance ~ provide for tbt mseyes. This
5 no humbng.
v u. will sell the WHOLE STOCK to a person
wishing 70 engage I'm the business, aud RENT OR
sni.L The HOUSE. Il IS the best stand IN The
ely, and established i, ShQestQre FOR the last NJ
teen wears. Can on or address VI. GOLDEN.
fe l5.lm 1928 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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4 LIAM LINE n>=Ers
a or -.o.ksss
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

From BALTIMORE EVERY ALTERNATE
TUESDAY for LIVERPOOL U9d QCERHJTOWS
from bDcTON EVERY THURSDAY for LIVER
POOL rt0 LONDONDERRY Extra steamers fubm
GLASGOW, GALWAY. and LONDON DFERI.
This Line offers superb cabin accommodations,
and nakes SPECIALITY As ~ kiHd treatment 70
sfecragc passengers. For Outward anGs prepaid
tickets apply to 4. ". CARRIER, s26 @sst Vain
street. agent at Richmond. or 20 Lew 4 ALDEN,
General Passenger Agents, BOT Broadvay. New
York los sOpth Fifth street, Philadeiphla. state
street, Boston, fe 2i-tshA,2l
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II is ready opening, and III be found an agree
able addition 10 The choice things which undeniably
enlarge the pleasures Of life and encourage good
fellowship and good nature If rightly enjoyed.
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DOR NORFOLK, BALTl-cSLu.t
MORE. THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LANE
INGS on JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
SMlTHFIELD AND HAMPTON.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL.
carrying United states maIlJ
L.. &. CLIFFORD, Commander

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily FOR Norfolk, Portsmouth,,
Sniihneid. and Hampton; Washington, %. c.,
Ncwberne, Washington, ano TaFb0rO', " g.. and
an points In Eastern NOrtf Carolina also, FOR Fast
ern shore Of Virginia, old Point aud al regular
landings on james river, AZ LOWEST BATES,
and through bii!s Issued. l.. Il. TAfUN.
So Suuerlnten1pnt.
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: THE hub PUNCH"

has lately been introduced, and meets with marked
popular favor.
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CINCINNATI.
Observation-Disclosures.

MINIATURE ALmANAC-MArcm -. lssl'
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GOOD At ALL TINES.

JUST THE THING To KEEP IN wINE-CEL
LARS.
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Warrington.

PUBLICANS WILL FILIBUSTER-A HENRlCO
CASE ~ THE sUPRsME COURT OF APPEALS
Tie YORKTOWN CENTkNNiAL-TBE CONTEST
OVER THE RICHMOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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HAGRIs0SBCEG, Va, March l2.-The Bal
lmole Annual Conference Of the Methodist
Epi.copa Church. South, has concluded its
NTH days session, dispatching promptly and
harmOniOn,ly the usual business claiming
The attention OF the body. The ordination
OF number Of dcacons and elders will take
place tomorrow morning, Bishop McTyeire
officiating.