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Law Against "Treating."

CHICAGO, March 2S.-A dispaIch ITom
Madison, Wis, says the Governor OF WIS.
consin to-day signed the bill recently passed
by the Legislature prohibiting the practice
OF /" treating" The bill provides that any
person wbo shall hereafter ask another 10
driak at his expense, or any person con,
seuting to drink at anotbers expense, shaiI
be liable to arrest and punishment. When
The bill was introduced into the Legislature
lt was referred TO as senseicss and imprac,
ticabIe idea, and nobody thought It wou'd
become a law. II has only attracted altea-
ton since il has passed.
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The Copnty IreGSurerShip.- p.-The Board OF
supervisors Of Chesterfield and the County
Court both have entered orders directing
the executor OF the late treasurer CT the
county TO turn over the tax.tcke,s that
were in The hands OF the late treasurer at
the time Of his death, books, &c. to the
successor of Colonel Woodbridge as soon as
he qualities. The taX-bIls for State, school,
and county purposes in the hands OF the
executors amount TO about $4,000. The
treaSurer's office can 10 longer be held in
Manchester, and it must be- at the Court
house unless otherwise ordered By the
Judge OF the County Court. The general
opinion Is that DR.. J. =. Gillian. who was
appointed By Judge GREGORY, will not be
the next treaSurer-the large bond re-
qured before he can qualify perhaps being
The only obstacle in his way.
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THE MOZART THIS EVENING. First. over
ture, "Oberon," (Weber,) orchestra; Sc.
cond. duo tenor and baritone. "Sul Campo
della Gloria" DOnizetti,) Messrs. IIof and
Grant; third. solo violin, Secret Tears"
Nange.j Mr.. Ii. +. Laube; fourth, " The
Two Grenadiers.' (Schumann,l Mr.. w. ii.
Grant. Jr.; fifth, a. "Juanita" March,
(Suppe,) b. "Bue ViOlets" Mazurka, (Ell-
enberg.) orchestra; sixth, solo tenor, "Let
Me Like a Soldier FALL" (WaIace,) Mr.. F..
W. Hoff; seventh. solo clarinet, "Fanta-
sia," QDavid,) Mr. Felix Jardella; eighth,
waltzeS. Forget Ne Not" (WaldteufeD,
orchestra.
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CONTEMPLATED STREET IMPROVEMENT
DR.. Il. G.. Cabell aud John NJ. Higgins,
Esq, OF the sub committee OF Jefferson
Ward from the general Street Committee.
have recommended that Locust alley from
Franklin to Main street be widened so as 10
correspond in width with Mayo street. at
the estimated cost Of $4,000 and that the
City Attorney be directed to take the
necessary steps TO ascertain the damages
from owners OF property, and learn whe-
ther they will permit their houses to be set
back or whether they prefer absolute dam.
aO
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TROPIC-FRCIT LAXATIVE.


TROPIC-F FRUIT LAXATIVE,
TROPlC-FRC1T LAXATIVE,
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
is THz
BEST AND MOST AGREEABLE PREPARA-
TON IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION,
BILIOUSNESS,
HEADACHE,
INDIsPuSITION,
AND
ALL DISORDERS ARISING FROM AN OBJ
sTRUCTED STATE Of THE SYSTEM.
Ladies and children, and those who dislike taking
pills and nauseous medicines to cathartic ae-
ton, are especially pleased with its agreeable quail
ties. One half to lozenge is the dose. Ask for
TROPIC-FRUI1 LAXATIVE
aud take no substitute FOR ii. Packed in bronzed Tin
boxes, and sold by all first class druggists
Price, % cents Large boxes, 90 cents.
NH lo-deodly
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THE WEATHER.-There was heavy fall
OF rain about O'Clock yesterday morning.
The thermometer reached .5o Tuesday-the
highest reading OF the season. Yesterday
morning the reading at sunrise was $50,
showing a fall OF 80 in few hours-more
than 20 an hour. The weather yesterday
was the most disagreeable experienced here
THIS spring. high wind prevailing all day,
accompanied in the morning by slight fall
NJ suOw
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,,,,,,,At No1sCE~.
COHEN BROTHERS


,,,. week an extensive stock of ANTIQUE
W ''', ,,v description a, lower prices than the
tN'" -, Also. every variety Of IMITATION
trorr We will offer, BESIDES full assort-
MN, ,xr> SKIM. CHEESE CLOTHS, etc, at
',.,,,le under msrSe, value
',r ,xTorr TIDES BEp-SnAMs' and CUR
f,lN> n large 10, Of yFRNICELJI
,o,. 3 ward or csc. dozen. This lace Is
lN' uh,rc a, zoe. = yard or 81 dozen.
',,' a.s.,, ,,c, variety of LAcES to offer among
"'', u,ny at near one half their general
''''' ,...,s ;Ne >peciAl offerings in this depart
0s'' ,,r,e aocA Of ITALIAN LACEs; also,
s,-' sv,,' VA. ,ad ToR'HoN'
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE SMALL-POx SCARE EyDED.- The
great smallpox scare Is now over; and It
all resulted from the fact that there was one
case OF that disease and three or four Of
varioloid among employees OF the paper.
mill. There WIS no spread OF the disease
at all. The one case has died, and there is
not to-day single trace OF smallpox in
Richmond.
Quite an amusing incident. and one which
forclbly illustrates how easily people were
frightened. and how wild rumors originated
fiom nothing, occurred recently on Oregon
Hill. A gentleman living in that quarter
states that bis wife has some fine shrubbery,
in the cultivation OF which she has given
great care. To protect II from the blizzard
Of last. Saturday. with its attending snow,
she carefully wrapped the bushes in large
white sheet and tabIe-clotb. That morning
when the wind was al its highest, the cor
ners Of the texture having become united,
the large white sheet fioated 10 the breeze
A countryman in his cart vending potatoes
chanced TO pass just at that time. and seeing
what he took to be huge white flag waving
before him, he wheeled his cart, and put
ting whip In bis mule went frantically
through the streets shouting smallpox.
His fright at once seized upon a colored
family who lived opposite, and they forth
with began moving to the country. In a
short time the Intelligence that q whole iim-
lily in that vicinity was stricken down with
the dread disease spread over the entire
hill. and II required no little amount Of eX.
planaton 10 do away with the fright occa.
stoned by the cOuntryman's wild alarm.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cold,
cloudy, and disagreeable. with slight spits
Of snow and drizzlins rain during the ear
Tier portion.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, AZ ;
0 A. NJ, AZ; noon. As; 8 y. NJ, a; z.
NJ, 43; midnight. 3S.
Mean temperature, 43 | O.
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u>rys AND WHITE GOODS.

...,.r. vii find this department largely
,-.h the Most DESIRABLE ARTICLES,
,...,... hist were never quoted before.
,aghseso.-
In .ua tgtNCH MvILS,
-.r>og and ENGLISH MANSIONS,
'~-.rrn Nl>LINS. and all otner WHITE
.,ops rov in general use;
..,efxs ,t 7Cc doI,n valued generally at
g.5: -
49, ,ar.e .e,ekofyERY FINE NAPKINS st a
swing Il aoou' 5opcr ceut.'
, t.,sHs IS. ss. CO. S. and 95e'-from 20 to
,,oa,. do7,u under price;
1,wrpANA>1 at 65c' yard-'he same No.
81. an,rA1y 81.
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EVIDENCES OF SPRING.-The fine weather
Of the few days preceding Tuesday gave
ouite a start 10 vegetation. We noticed on
YESTERDAY several lruit.trees which were In
well. protected locations In full bloom. The
buds OF the pyrus japoDIca are just ready to
open, and few warm, sunny days will
bring them forth in fDll glory.
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IiO>IE RY.

,.t,,IAulE>' Full REGULAR BALBRl6-
e4vH1SF SIX. clockedl al 25c pair;
o-..toflILDEEN'S ENGLISH FANCY HOSE
...ca ap4ir-cur former price was S3c.;
.....o,LADlES' SILK.CLOCKED BALBRlG-
eANMl2s-.a pair;
,-. ifof LADIES LK-FMBROIDERED, for
.,gis.s. a, from ~ 10 25c. pair-a reduction
Zone ha,f their value;
... 'af Of GFNTLEMENS FULL REGULAR
English HALF.AOSk at 22c. pair-former
r-ict see; -
o..io,ofLAI rs BRILLIANT LISLE-THREAD
HOSE A, 7jc.-her,ioioie sold al Sl.25.
Weare ,u., iu receipt Of au slmost iudescribable
su,n,ily Of various Kind, Of HOSIERY. which weIe
purchased 90 great acyan'aee
We also offer SPECIAL PRICES on very large
lo Of COR>ET>. consisting. IN part. of SOME Of the
uo., popular make, Row IN use. Among them
AFT
FRENCH WOvE CJESETS at 29c. pair-gene-
rally s,dsi 5oc.:
hip GORE q, sIej-soId formerly al 1925;
ej.BONE CORSET al S5c., formerly sold at 6jc.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
States, cloudy or partly cloudy weather,
with occasional snow. westerly winds, high
along the coast. rapidly rising barometer,
stationary or higher temperature.
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IL out white: SIX wears land only six):[S7&
never was lick in hs life; never had but the present
owner: j. fast enough 10 warrant hsDdiirx: can
road twelve miles sn bour easy: cares UOthiIg for
lOc pmOtiyes, noises. bands OF music, &c: rs big
enough for carrage-hOrss: war sired hy Major Dos
we'll, four miller Abd-el. .kader. A horse corrbiniog
his qualities l. seldom placed ON the market ard
oher him with reluctance. To party mcSni0g
business viii give weeks irla 20 prove IN thIs
and VIII take note at 'hree months for ttT5 fDr
The morse. II Son d0n'l want such horse don't
trouble me. ID YOU do, address "S.," care posi-
Office ROx 33s. mi 40 a.
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EXCHEQUER FOR sALE-AN

II FINt CHESTNUT sORRfL STAL-Ic
LION. lie was sired 10y Young Fxcheqner, and
grandson OF oid ENehequer, who was SIRED Dy Reye-
q MAJOR uosweil; the sirSr dam OF ,lls torss.
Naudopa, she bs Sultan, a iroiting stallion aud
srtnd'dama thorough bred mare by imported Tang
ford. This horses dam was rec.eye. ,sn be seen
az ne American StaDies on Tenth betwteA Nam
ahd Cary streets. This horse - i53 hands higu. OF
handsome FORM and can h. bought for Reasonable =
price AddIess "AMkRICAN sTABLls."
NH 2B-sa- Iu.t That
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MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE on STREETS
AWARD OF CONTRACTS. &C.-At meeting OF
the Committee on Streets held IN the En-
gineer's office, City Hall, last night. the fol-
lowing contracts were awarded:
Laying prepared Belgian blocks on Main
street from Eighth 10 Fourteenth streets.
S2.l9 per square yard, and new spaIl-paying
1Sc. per square yard-'o Alois REX.
Repaying granite. 33c. ; blocks at car.
riagc.w ays, Sl.0j per square yard. and fur
nishlng cinders, soc. per square yard-to ID.
). Woodbridge.
Flagglng. 3Sc. per square foot; curbing.
6Oc. per lineal foot; coTner-curbing, 81
each; circular curbng, SOC. per foot-to
j. b. Mitchell d Co.
Resetiing old corner curbing, SOC; old
cnrbng. &C.. old tagging, jc.-to II. X.
WoOdson.
Brck-paving: New, G2c. per square yard ;
old, 1jc. per square yard--to B. NJ. Bltkins.
Grading equally divided between b. NJ.
Balkins and j. {. Bltchclor.
Building sewers to W. j. Westwood and
Powers IL Crump.
Feed contracts: Hay, S23.74 per ton, TO
X. II. Smith; corn, G2c. per busheI, to X.
II. Smith oats, SOC. per busbel, to y. X.
Savage d Co. ; brownstuf, $177j per ton,
TO \. K. Savage n Co.; sbipStuf, S1S 10 per
ton, to Il. ii. Smith; salt, 81 40 per sack, TO
Atkinson & Temple; straw, 60c. per cwt.,
to y. X. Savage 4 Co.
The committee, after tranSacting a large
amount Of other business, adjourned at 4
late hour.
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IOUNG GUARD ASSOCIATION.-The Young
Guard, which was founded in 1850, on April
18th. and long possessed the fame OF beng
one of our most admirable local military
organizations, went INTO the late war with
about ninety men, and afterward lost in
lighting four captains aud several hundred
men recruited at different times. The COM
pany, though not uniformed since the war,
has preserved the traditions and memories
Of their original organization BY the forma-
ton OF the "Ioung Guard Association.
which meets annually on April 18Th. The
following gentlemen comprise a few OF the
members II the Association VINO will have
Il r,iinion and banquet on the 18Th nitimo.
the thrty-irst anniversary Of the company
viz: Messr>. John II. Knowles, Sr., John
q. Mosby, Charles q. Thompson, {. T..
Rady, james +. Gum. Aylett Il. WoOd,On,
James +. Phillips, William Sears Wood,
William W. Wood, John \. Lacy, w. II.
Wade. q. G. Wilde. The place OF meeting
will be liked at an early day. 1t i possible
that the Young Guard may reOrganize for
active service during the comm. summer
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LIEBiG CONPANT'S COCA BkEF TONIC, - q
'ounieracianL 10 debiialing influences tias itude.
nervous deptesson, debility, malaria, dyspepsia,
liver complaints, heart affection, drOpsical trou.
)le,. arrangements Of the stomach and bOwe,l IL Is
Invaluable says Professor +. W. Hunt, VI. u.
Honorary Member Imperial Medical Society Of -
Petersburg. Russia, etc. Al VINO are run down ani
lebilitaicd should ,ate II. Beware of limitations.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGGLAIOR.

SIMMONS LIVER REG LAIOR.
DRINTERS, SHOEMAKERS, TAILORS,
AND ALL WHO LEAD SEDENTARY LIVES,
WILL FIND RELIEF AND CUREFOR
CONSTIPATION, DYSPEPSIA, AND HEADACHE
by taking this
SIMPLE, HARMLESS VEGETABLE COM
POUND.
The effect Of
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
on THE
STOMACH, LIVER, AND KIDNEYS
Is prompt and efitctual. TAKEN in doses Of half a
tablespoonful after each meal, it VIII establish a
regular habit Of bOdy, Tree alike from constipation
or laity, will not Interfere with business and the
langonr. depression, and nervous debility, which are
inevitable r, sult Of Indigestion blhou,ness and an
irregular habit of uodS will cease.
FDlTORIAL.-We have tested is virtues per-
sOually. and know that for Dyspepsia, BliOsI ess,
ana Throhbing Headache IL Is the besf mediclac the
world ever saw. We have tried forty other rciue-
oies before simmons Liver Regulator but none OF
them gave Us than temp )rary relief, bur the
Regulator not On.V re ieved. hut cured us.-EditOT
Teiegraph and Messenger. MacGa, Ga"
Original aud genuine manufactured only DN
j. n. ZEILIN Il CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Purchasers should be careful to sec that they get
the GENUINE, manufactured only by 81 II. LEILlN
x CO.. Philadelphia.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. -
f. s-deOdG wtAu20
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LIME, PLASTER. CEMENT. Ac.

SCHOONER ADDIE RY Z X SO y,
- direct from Rockland, Maine, with a cargo OF
FRESH ROCKLAND LIME,
expected daily. This is same brand as cargo oi
schooner Bedabe1sc, which was all sold before she
arrived. For sale low from vessel.
WARNER MOORE,
Lime, Cement, Lump and Ground Plaster,
Seventeenth street, south side OF Dock.
inb 3l.tApIS
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Lieutenant :. VI. Symonls. L. :. y" says: "Iy
the use of LItBIG COMPANI's AENGCArED En-
TRACT OF WITCH HAZEL / cured myself of a Sc
yere and chronic caiarrh." Beware of cheap,
worthless mutations. Al-o, cures Piles. Rheuml-
ri,m and Neuralgia. Sold in hfty cents and dollar
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DARriEs WISHING 10 RRIEOsN

l. for HARNESS HORSE or TROTTEf 10Y
are invite 10 send their names Tor circular giyIgs
terms tyery 0wl and psdigree Of The CL AMMAN.
BhiNo colt "oRfHEus." bred in L. xingtou XIV
bS The great breeder GebsTal wuhers. Tap Gro s-s
nrst.clss trolting sira aud braeed wih III sloss
-four mile racing blood OF sir uhsrts AMI Arlei ca
tclpse; Addrrss y, posi-othee box 3ss, Rca-
,Dond, Va. or elll st yonN h. DAyis's sisoiei
mn s. 3fhfsslQt&w5ls
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
Meendy II Russell Us. Barbour. receiver.
Petition 10 place cause on privileged docket
denied.
Merchants Bank Of Baltimore rs. Camp
fell and others. Argued by General w. II.
Payne for appellant and Moses Walton Tor
appellees, and continued until to-day.
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The grandest triumph ever achieved Dy
any medicine has been achieved by ~, Jd'
c0bs Oil, The sufferers friend.
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EXCHANGE

C,HOICE COUNTRY RESIDENCE, one
L hour from New York city. on Pennsylvania
RAJ road. vll exchange fox good grazing farln IN
Virginia. Address Bsx $50, Meiuchep. New jersey.
Elh 3l-Ztt
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TIE RAILROAD COMMISSIONER OF NR-
GINIA.-The new Virginia Railroad Com
missioner, Captain Asa Rogers, Jr., VIII
take possession Of his Office IN the Capitol
tomorrow. 1t has not yet definitely trans
pired who will be his deputy. The parties
to be superseded are James Mcdonald, Esq,
Commissioner, and Baker i. Lee, Esq,
clerk
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LEVY . rRS show q large stock Of Note-
Papers ana Envelopes, in boxes from 10 70 soc. a
box. Excellent Noe-Piper at 81 ream. En
yelopes al +0c. per box or $50. Also. Letter
Fools Cap, and Legal. Cap Paper at low prices.
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BANQUET LAST NIGHT.-The managers Of
the "F" Company MiH>trels gave ban
quet at Snelling's last evening TO those who
took part in the entertainment OF Monday
night. 1t was an enjoyable occasion, and
was gracefully presided over by Captain
TaZewell Elicit aud Manager Cary.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FRESu AVD
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much IL may have become i'm.
paired by nature or Otherwise, It makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT Of YOUTH.
In every way most perfect wash and SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected
and Is harmless As water.
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LOST. sTRAYrp. ANp sToLEN.

EOUND, By \ LITTLE GIRL. on
II SATURDAY evening. az the Theatre. about TIE
time OF the matinee 0t Zers, one BRACELET Tie
owner viii please come forward. prove pf0nerfy,
ana pay charge.
NH L
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1T Is not the quantity eaten That gives strength.
life blood and health II Is the thorough digestion
of the food taken. let It be- much or little. There
f,re do not stimulate uD The stomach 20 crave food,
but rather assist digestion af'e- ealing by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOg.
Buy only the genuine IN whrc wrapper, with red
T. pr. pared only by j. II. ZEILGS & 60.
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=, HCTZLFR BROTHERS.
e John c. sHAFER.

AtEt HAM IAILUK,
No l-li MAIN STREET, TWO DOORS ABOVE TIE
POsI-OfFICE,
il, received q very large and fine assortment of
N-lNG AID SUMNER GOODS. consisting
NIH>. DlBGONALS. SUITINGS. 7 / 4 y
a-liANCY CAs>IMERES FOR PANTALOONs,
nirried especially for HIM. which Will De made -
o-,' .c ;Ae LATEST STYLES and al prices consist
'l' wa nrsi- clas. workmanship. call Is respect
islF ssiciied
SHIRTS, COLLARS, aud CUFFS Of fine grades
na1s q order. lie 24-3m
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! have und Horsford's Acid Phosphate TO bee Of
signal benefit In some eases OF " Nervous Prostra-
lon" the result Of mental oyerwork, and also in
some forms OF Dyspepsia.
WILLIAM ID. ANDERSON, MI.
Nslp HIren. C1ua.
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FRESH INVOICE or KEY WEST CIGARS Jus1
received by W. ID. BLAIR 4 Co.
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wEsTPmALIA HAMS at
CmRIsfIAN & WHITES.
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8irllmond 1ispateh.
81. 1891.

Hs- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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LEVY BRoTmErS offer good quality Cheney
silks AT soc. per yard worth 75c.
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HORSES, MILES, &c.

LOR SALE, A PAIR OF MEaN
Il DlUMSiZE FARM OR WAGOS'Nn
MULES. In good CONDITION. 40 PETrR EW
PACL's Liyery.>lab.e, below The EN sASksh
caange Hotel. 4. e.. sN.AD
m 3l-lIf
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FAMILY RoE-HERRISGs, CLIPPED BEEF best
In the cily-at CHRIsTIAN < WHITES.
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W, a,-oof,r mli lines Of our
LEROY SEAMLESS /:

KID GLOVES, from three TO six buttons, in all the
~ Spring coiorass. or these goods We are the
s., .sn.s and importers. We warran, every pair.
Vss.so o.fer full line Of the
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\ MOST wELCoNE ADDITION Ia Ms choice
thiHQs that stpckd Il i0rder is " HUB PCNCH." Its
componeutS are rum aud brandy Of NO. qudiHy.
tropic fruits and grauuated sugar II Is re1dy 70,
ne. and superb when mixed with iced or hot water
50 a. milk or lemonade. Sold by al grDcers, Drug
gisfs. ard wine me, chants al tl.2j hottle.
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Nsto Haren, Conn.
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FULCuER's AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA WHlsKEY.
three years old. at $3.50 per gaon-a yery superior
article; MONTRosE Kentucky Rye whi,key, + ur
years old, at s3 per gallon. W. ID. BLAIR & Co.
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LEVY BROTHERS are selling the best ! o., ia,
and l2-i Linen sheetings az S5c. 81, and sl25
per yard worth sl.25, ti.50, aud VI rs per yard.
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WANTED, AN IRON SAFE. medium
w sil. Address ~
nh 81 IL care of DiSDGtch Nice.
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IIORsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE
IN NERVOUS PRosrRATI0S FROM MENTAL
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

SMOKED SALMON at
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WANTED. A MAN AND rWO BOYS
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Entered at the Posi-Onlce at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.I
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CAPTAIN CHAMBERLAYNE's LECTURE LAST
NIGBr.-The inclement wea her last eve.
ming doubtless deferred many from attend
ing Captain j. Hampden Chamberayne's
lecture at Mozart Hall on the History Of
Virginia. As It was, there was a select and
intelligent audience present, who testified
their appreciation OF the intellectual treat
offered by frequent marks Of approval. The
lecture offered vast storehOuse OF know
ledge respecting the early history OF yir.
ginia during the colonial times. and her
struggle for independence.
Critically speaking, there was one fault
in delivery, and that was the rapdity with
which the lecturer passed over the various
epochs and important events under conside-
ration. The fertility OF the speakers MEM
ory as result Of earnest study probably
precluded the thought that his audience
could not with ease follow his rapid transi.
tions.
Altogether, the lecture offered a fund OF
information and exhibited an amount Of
mature thought and reflection that could not
receive full justice in one evenings delIv-
cry. The second lecture OF the series will
be delivered at Mozart Hall on Friday eve
ming next. when IL is to be hoped Captain
Chamber,yne will address an audience
commensurate with the importance OF his
discourse and the genius OF the lecturer.