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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
FURTHER INVESTIGATION INTO TUE MURDER
Neutrality-suspicious..

FURTHri, INVESTIGATION INTO TUE MUrDEE-
iNrANnuDE-SUIC1D
[Cor1y.qcns,eaco of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
MARCH %. 1882.
The corouer's jury held another session
here to-day, but failed to complete their
work. New evidence was taken, and the
Jury adjourned to meet at Snecd's store on
Monday. This point is about half way be-
tween Charlottesville and the residence
Of The late Jchn O. Alassic. Almost every
hour there come runors with reference
TO The fugitive Jim Rhodes, which but
serve to Keep alive an excitement which
does not seem to be in The slightest abatcd.
On Wednesday the departure OF armed
men for The flat woods raised eXpecta-
ton to high pitch. 1t appears That
information had been received here, and
bv Gentlemen in the neiglbOraood OF Red
Hill. that Rhodes had been seen again in
Buckcycland, and party started instantly
70 investigate. After careful search they
found no traces OF the fugitive. They have
a suspicion that they were misled by a per-
-on in tho interest OF Rhodes TO divert pur-
suit from the mountains. In any event nc
will be hard &C. find. kilograms constantly
received from different sections Of the State
iitbiIltl- VI w ttN ltn ObNiNN' ttNhii'fS
for Rhodes's description, etc, show that Il
Vigilant watch is being kept at all points,
and in sonic cases arrests OF suspected par
ties have cnsucd; but they turn out to be
worthless. 4 man is now under arrest in
Rockbridse whose description ITALICS with
Rhodes's, but there is nothing definitely
determined with regard TO him yet.
The dead body OF an infant was dis
covered Yesterday morning on LOT south
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio DEPOT. IL had
evidently been buried by its inhuman
mother, and when discovered had pre-
sumably been unoadhod and badly mutt
lated by dogs.
Il. 4. Madison, formerly = sheriff OF Al
bcmarlc, now living ut EariySyille, in This
county, attempted suicide yesterday morn
ing by cutting nus throat in two places, his
right thigh in ono place, and attempting TO
reach iis heart by sticking the knife in his
left breast. 1t is supposed that lac was
laboring under The effect Of n,pniG poiu.
lie was a shoemaker, and the wounds were
inflicted with shoe; kniic. lie was alive
when our informant left, but his chances
for recovery are very slight. Our.
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Taking u Shock from tie Electric
wires.

The members OF the Massachusetts lnsu-
rance Union at the close OF its quarterly
meeting and dinner Yesterday accepted the
invitation OF the American hieciric Lish'
COMPANY IN visit IFS stations and examine
lis light.. At the Office of the company on
fremont street an exhibition Of the in
candescent light was given, While The
examination OF the are lights took
place at the Mechanics building
Professor Bernstein, the eleculciaii ~ .Ie
the Visiting underwriters that most OF tue
tales regarding the danger OF eleetric-light
wires are unioundcd. In order to show
that no danger Of fire attends the introdue-
ton OF the incandescent light into dwell
lngs he shattered the globe OF one WIN u
hammer, when the light at once went out:
When the comnnny was arrayed about
one Of the large lamps burning in the
basement Of the Mechanics Building,
the Professor astonlshed some at least
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Tho Now Cardinals.

The Sacred College il. about to be in
creased by the nomination Of seven new
members OF the next Consistory, which
will probably take place on the 3lst instant.
Their names are ~ follows:
Monsignor PietrO Lasagni, secretary OF
the Congregations COn'istoriae.
Monsignor Angelo Jacobni. assessor OF
the Santo Utizio aud cousin Of Cardinal
.Jacobiui, Secretary Of state.
Monsignor Francisco iiicci, now Major
domo Of His Holiness.
His Grace. the Most Reverend Edward
McCabe, Archbishop OF Dublin and Pri-
mate OF Ireland.
His Craze Charles Martial AlIcmand La
vigerie. Archbishop OF Algiers.
His Grace Monsignor Dominic Agostini,
Patriarch Archbishop OF Venice.
His Grace Monsignor joachim Lluchcy
Garriga, Archbishop Of Seville Ae'o York
Suns Rome letter
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
SATURDAY, March IS, 1882.
SENATE.
Mr.. Woop In the c1air.
BILLS REPORTED.

BILLS REPORTED.
Tho Committee for Courts OF Justice re-
norted the judiciary bill. with an amend
mont striking New Kent and Charles CITY
from the Richmond circuit and adding
these counties 10 the York circuit.
The Committee on Finance reported Mr..
CI, AsGow's bill 10 extend the time Tor col
lection and payment OF the revenues Tor
1881 in the county OF Allegheny.
INTRODUCED AND BErERRED.
Ev Mfr. FpMrNDs: Petition for local
on,ion from the citizens of Halifax. Al.o,
hin 10 authorize the Board of Supervisors
10 increase the salaries OF the judge OF the
County Court, sheriff, and County-CouIt
clerk OF Halifax county. This bill Mr..
EpurNDs offered by request, but said he
was not in favor Of il.
By Mr.. JAMES: Bill TO amend and re-
enact the third section Of nm act to incorpo-
rate the town Of North Danyilc. approved
March &, 1878.
BY Mr.. LOWELL: Bill in relation to divi-
sion fences. DC.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at 10 o'clock-spcaker
FowLEE in the chair.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
By Mr.. GIDDIXGs: a bill to amend and
recnact sections 81, S., Sc, and 80 OF the
charter Of the city OF Richmond as amend
ed by an act approved April :, 1873, con-
corning the police department.
BY Mr.. MUNFORD: A bill TO declare
sinking river a lawful fence between GER
tain points.
By Mr.. HARRIS 4 bill prohibiting the
Commonwealth attorneys. sheriff. and
county treasurers from holding ether OIL
fee.
By Mr.. FAIR: \ bill for the relief OF
Amos X. Grim, OF shenandoah county
BY Mr.. POLLARD: \ bill 10 amend and
reCnact sections Is and 1t OF the Code OF
1879, in relation to writs Of .fefi JdcidS
and capidS pro .fnc on judgments in favor
OF the Commonwealth.
PASSED.
Senate bill No. 90, authorizing the Gov
ernor 10 appoint inspecting officers OF the
volunteer militia.
Senate bill No. G3, 10 amend and rccn1ct
section II of chapter 23S OF the Acts OF 1874,
as amended 10y M act approved March iG,
1873. entitled an net 10 provide for the or
ganizatlOn and government Of the Volun-
icer militia Of the state. and 10 repeal e.
isting laws concerning The same
House bill No. 3. to amend and re-
enact section / OF chaptcr2; sections .,
6. I, II, 10. %. and 81 Of chapter 3; see
tons 10. 81. and - oi chapter 10, and Sec
ton % Of chapter l.. OF the Criminal Code
OF 1875; and 90 repeal sections - OF chap
ter 10, and section II OF capter - OF said
Criminal Code. and all acts and parts OF
acts relating to punishment by stripes. and
10 substitute other forms of punishment
therefor.
Hills ENGROSSEp.
Several bills were ordered 10 cngr0>--
ment, after which the House adjourned.
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SECOND SUPPLY OF sEAsONABLE SPRING
GOODS AT
SYCLE BROTHERS.

w viii open and exhibit during ,his week IN
immense Iue of HANDSOME DRESS GOODS.
embracing Al the late-t novelties.
Also. q fun l'ne Of PLAIN and COL0RED -ILh~.
PLAIN amd FANCY SATiNs;
4 full line of the finest makc- of BLACK GRo--
GRAIN SILKS, and latest novelties In COL
ORED and BLACK BEOCADED SILKS.
~ MOURNING GOODS we wiz how an In
mou,e variety, a. follows:
CASHMERE, HFNGIETTi CLOTH, Sill DA
CLOTU. TAlII>E. CREPE CLOTH, CANE
TL'h-HAIR. NOME CLO1 III, and a great
many others from tie comuione-t 70 The iino-t.
al ~ which will b. sold t; bottom price,.
Two Gaze DOUBLE-N lDIH DEBEGE, much
below ih,lr value;
one case 25-lnch DRESS GOODS at 2 great bar
gain.
Ne will also exhibit r. full line of CAsSlsEREN
FOR MEN AND BOT- -uiiasle FOR sprns and
SUMMER.
FRENCH MD AMERICAN PEHChLE~;
fan line Of WHITE GOODS OF every d"-crip-
ton;
\ large line of LACE CURTAINS, COUNTER
PANES. and BED-sPREADS;
flll line OF MATTlNGe, OIL-CLOrIiS. and
MINDOW-SIiADES;
LAUNDRIED and CNLAUNDRIED SHIFTS;
LACEs and ENBROIDERIEo in Immense va
Ti1y.
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A Successful MOTOR.

A trial was made in Philadelphia Tues
day Of q comprcssed-air motor for street
cars. The motor was attached to ear
originally made for steam motor. but
though laboring under this disadvantage
the trial was perfectly successful. The ear
rln back and forth over three hundred feet
Of track in the depot for an hour without
the slightest trouble. IT. speed could be
increased or diminished and the car stop
ped ut pleasure. The motor worked noiSc-
ies-ly, and the horses, constantly entering
and leaving the depot. did not seem dis
quoted at the moving ear. though some of
them pricbed up their ears slightly at the
unusual sight
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PETERSBURG.

PETITION Yox THE PARDON oP eEH"iANi DIN
sor--Tortt,Co EXPORTS AND REVENUE RE-
ctrpSy-aYoJnEg OLD CITIZEN DEAD--sUP-
rosrp GIVE TO SERIOUS cRIME--coT1oN
REcgII-To--qiIE IMPRISONED CAStDIAN DOC
TOR, &c.
fCorrcerondcucc of the Richmond Dispatcli.l
MARCH -, 1882.
A pctition has been started here, which
will no doubt be very numcrously signed,
praying the President 10 pardon Sergeant
Mason, who has recently been sentenced TO
Imprisonment for attempting TO shoot Gui-
feau. A pciition has also been in circula-
ton for sOrc tmciaSking Governor Came
ron to pardon young man who Is now
serving out q term in the penitcntiary from
this city Cor murder.
The exports OF manufactured tobacco in
bond from this city for the week ending
Yesterday amounted TO 1929 pounds.
The interual-reycnue collections IN this
district for the week amounted to SlI,l35.
Il il believed that some cluc has been
obtained witch may lead tn the arrest OF
one or more parties charged with ro5blnS
and burning The store and dwelling OF Mr..
George K. blauoX, in Sussex county, by
which Mr.. Ma.ioX and bis ianiily nearly
lost their lives.
Nir. Nicholas Anthony, aged seventy
seven years. much-respcctcd citizen, re-
siding in thc western portion Of the city,
died night before last.
The cotton receipts at this port since ihc
Isl Of September are nearly 5000 bales III
excess 81 the receipts Of the correspond
ing period last year.
1t is thought by many persons that The ne
gro calling himself DR.. George W. Hattery,
who was mentioned in my last letter rs
having been arrested here for obtaining
goods under false pretence. and giving
fraudulent checks in payment OF his debts.
is fhc sane party who was recently guilty
OF similar conduct in and near Lynchbulg.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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DANVILLE.

THE suTrIvlH0nS 0f HENRY couNTY-orF 70
KENTUCEy-suIiIFF OvEEBf ABOUT TUE
EXECUTION.
lCorNspondcnce of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MARCH %, 1882.
The supervisors OF Henry county held
the appointed meeting yesterday. No pro
posal was received from any quarter for
the purchase OF tho stock OF the county in
the Danviiio and Now River railroad. They
held a settlement with the treasurer. Mr:
&. II. Ingies, whom they found in arrears
FOR about S3,do0.
Mr.. Samuel u. Nash and Miss Sallic T..
Crowder, both Of Yanccyyillc, were mar
rlcd At midnight by Captain :. S. Harrison
a, pmley, n. G., OF the ed instant, aud
soon afterwards took the train here for
fabanon, IaS., where they will make their
home.
Sheriff OVERLY, Of the county, publishes
I'm The PiISytruai1 Tribune the net to pro-
hibit public executions, and says that the
law viii he enforced TO the very letter in
the execution OF Dock Wright on Friday
next to tho exclusion OF his most intimate
friends and relatives. 81 hope YOU will
not come hero on that day" says he, "but
stay away, ind Try to get everybody to do
tho same" ALrtIA.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a1~DON'T MISS THE CHANCE.
YOU WILL REGRET 1T II YoU DO.
SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY MAY NOT oCCV1
AGAIN FOR MANY YEARS.
DONE At a SAVING OF FROM
25 TO 80 PER CENT.

The.c are facts, and viii be proved ~ such when
YOU .eo the biz stock Of goods from the NEW
YORK FIRE SALE. The goods now being Of
icred arc such rs were saved In perfectly sound
condition. 80 If you want
TAELE-CLoTHs, NAPKINS, DOHIES, and
TOWELS:
MARsEILLEs. BRIDAL, HoNEYCoMB, and
CROCHET QUILTS;
TURKEY RED TABLE DAMAsh;
LINEN and COTTON siIEETiNGS aud I'll
IOW-CASINGS:
CRASH TOWELLING. STRIPED sklRIiNG,
GINGIfAAs, and BED-TICk;
LINON DE DACCA. VICTORIA LAWN;
CUEChED and SWISS MusLINs;
CORDED and FIGURED PiQUES;
IIEMSTIT; HE'D HANDktRCIliEFc;
HOSE and SOCKS, BLANKETS:
LACE TIDES, LACE PlLLOW-sliAh-- and
LAMBREQUIN LACE;
PIASO-CoVERS. TABLE-C0VERS, and REM
NANTs OF COTTON DIAPER, caliat
mill LEVY BROTHERS,.
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OF the party by breaking the wire
close TO the lamp with a pair OF
nippers. The only result was the instant
cxtinguishment OF the light. "You see
am still alive" he said: and then. taking
mp the broker wire, one end I'm each hand,
he united it and the light Immediately re-
sumed shining. These tests, several OF the
gentlemen said, demonstrated perfectly
what Professor Bernstein said-that when
electric-light wires are perfectly insulated
by thick coatings and are carefully strung
there il no danger, to life or property il
they are ciit by an axe, or il they fall across
a telegraph or telephone wire. or even II Il
man takes hold Of them to make connection
with lamp Boston journal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RI SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT
.Ii-I.II.s MEYFR 4 SOY

leg 20 Announce that they now Offering IA M
MENsE SPRING STOCK. Having gone Oh the
market quite early before the rs,h, they have hen
able 10 secure many COED, below regular price.
They give their customers the benefit of uDe, low
prices. .
We have all the latest shade, in NORRIS, PDt'LE>
sHOODA.snd NUNS YELLING.
They oncr ~ spsciai bargains:
20 pieces ALL-wOOL NlS'S VEILiNG IN IN
shade at % and 3Oc.;
GO piecc- RVBAS BORbUEs, ~ inehc. S'l.. ia
all the newest shade, l5c.-originI rice
40 niece, WtLF-wooL LACE BUNTING. in
cream, black. and navy At l2>c.-original
20 ppiee.. TWILLED MOuAIR DEBEaE, q,
l4c.--or'ginai price, 2Oc.
Handro,ne line IlLuMi>ArFD and TFNsEJ,
STRIPES at 30, 80, aud Jpc.:
rs pieces II MMEH s'hAs-'p"c'd eayain,-'t
PLAIN and STRIPED wATERED sArrys IN
all the spring shades at u ana Sl.25;
| Every new sllsde IN SlRAli SAIlN>atei.
IN BLACK GOODS WE OFFER:
! 10 pieces ATWOOD BUNTING 4 lG9.,.:
| Is pieces fFfNCH ALL-WooL BUNTING at
: 1 me-. ssILh,AXD-wooL TANIsE II Goc.:
| - No. Al INooI SI,N's ~ IIiL,,. as.
worth 25c..
! ALo, a handsome line of FOULE-, >ilOODi>.
and other BLACK GOODS.
N WHITE GOODS.
J the Isrsest and cheapest line we have ever -l"1n
/ ? cisc- LACE STRIPED NJ Sins II lOc.;
! 80 pieces yarl-wide VICTORIA LAWSSstr =.
, 40 pieces iNDIN LINENs at l6 g. worth 25e..
| 40 pieces PERSIAN NULL LAWNS ~ 22c.-
the best bargain yct
I Tho EGYPTIAN IAMN--sDtlrrly new.
WHITE aud FCRu .D0TThD ana FIGURED
! SWISS MUSLIN from 1879. up.
WHITE, CREAM, PINh. HLIE, and POihA-
DOT PERSIAN LtNNr; ..
1 FGTNCU ORG ANDES, FRENCH NAlN~DOh>,
SWISS SAINsooK, and HAMBURG M
! BPOrpERlES and TOEI Ron LA'tS;
I We have All the KEW LACI~. such - Oflt\-
TAI. EDFLMEls> MAJt-Ch, BLACh and
CREAM SPANISH. Sc.
PARASOLS.
Having closed out manul1c'urer's st'r'. ~
Z PAR tNOI = a. JOSS than manufacturing cot. N'
I are enabled % offer some sXtrt0rdnny bargain,
: DOM ftii 10 loo sf them het0r' buying.
JULIUS MEYER \ soN.
COL ana SOB Broui strei,
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New hooks.

New HOOKS.
Ecor. A Pccm ir Seven Cantos. By i'cv'
+. A. waRErNgB. Philadelphia: =. d.
LIrrINcorv g. Co. 1882. Price Sl.2o.
For sale py WEST, JOHNSTON a. co.
The Book Of Ire Dead, BY GEORGE II:
DoxaR. Motto: III mihi Solts eras.
PbiladeIpbia: J. B. LPPiAcoTT d Co.
1882. Price S1.s5.
Mr.. BoggE Is distinguished man; but
whether he is poet or not, we cannot say.
For sale 10y WEST, JOHNSTON " 10.
IN Mdremmo. a Story. by ouida. an
thor OF "Moths," Friendship An.
adue." "Signa," Under Two Flags,
"Bebee," cic. philadelphia j. Il. LIP
.PIycorr e. Co. 1852. Price go cents, IN
paper.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON q Go.
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Almost u Big Fire mt CuIpcpcr.
Corresponding Of The Richmond Dispatch
pr?rR MarcJ, Oh 1909

I'NftiTicipSi. = VI wv hslhWotu DikpdJcB.f
CmrEPER, March "a, 1882.
About 3, O'clock this morning fire WAS
discovered in the storc-room of A. j. Arm
strong, which. after considerable difficulty,
was readied and suppressed. The origin
OF the fire was supposed TO have been a
box or c,ec OF matches. Tho stock OF
goods was seriously damaged; the build
Ing slightly. The building il situated near
the BaptiL church, Captain Pcnick's female
institute. and several other prominent
buildings. many OF which are of inflsmma-
bile materials. A stiff breeze was blowing
nj tho time. ard II tic fire had gotten head
way considerable damage would have been
done, rs We hare no fire department. Arm
strong was insured for $1,000 on stock.
r.
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LII, AIlIs.

Dict. I'm New York, Friday. March -. 1882
GEORGE, son Of T.. \. and ". Il. BaughmlR In
The = 18th wear OF his age.
The funeral viii iic place from he Residence
Of G.. r.. Baughmau. no cat franklin street at
3 T.. VI. TODAY Sunday.
Died. In Middleburg. Loudcn county, Va. 10
sEPIi NJ. STEVENS, formerly Of this city. =
Dtcd, az Coal Valley. " Va, on the , 3D. instant,
LAURA BELL, wif of William II. Budd, IN tie
tMrnfN-fhirl Yoar OF her a.e.
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W. q. S. Or. ST. CLAIR, the editor, we
guess writes TO the WythcyIllc Dispatch
nom Richmond as follows:
1.-The blu provides for unsesting by a
tricky pretext the constitutionally-electe
and qualified judge, and 10 ill their offices
with the unhallowed bodies OF the fgure-
heads OF county political organizations.
Il also provides precedcn. for biennial
scrsmbles over the Office OF the Judiciary.
IL n measure OF revolution, and one
which advcrtises TO the world most mis-
ersble and humiliating state OF affairs It
tho eopital Of the Old Dominion"
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~, ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES.
riIL PREPARATION ToE IHE COATING
SPRING

W. wilI open during n, ccu.u- wee con.i'ir
linc- of every dc-crlb.hlc eoods for the coming
season. The prices on our loot tiwars .reiA
for ti.e,nsescs oar s.ylel am, aivy -'ico ~ 'aar
the lead with TIE best cl.s-i Of ,-lde
IS -psciaI bsggains. We -iall oi.er 'Al- wa
30 dozen FLEGANT-FITTlNG anna MOST ST.
PERlOE QUALITY CORsETS 40 e5c.:
: niece. BARS~LEY TABLI-L.NiN "a S5c. 20
ward. generally selling q. Doc;
10 pi.ce4 FULL BLEAClllD ~ iOc., gen1raiiy
cling at 75c.;
:, piece. al soc, equal IN qlli,y a. anything ever
offered at Il;
30 piece. LiNON III nECCA a. l5c. yard, ,hr
quality soli last season at aJc.;
Full NEW LINUS OF WHITE GOOD- g
Every de cripilon. from the ch'.n,s, % tl'
finest goods hnportoi Including lll ne sari.n.
new designs;
casc OF BE-T QUALITY BLEACuEo DRILL
lNG Otry slightly damaged but moi injured at
&C. ayarI. general pglcc hclnr II @.
N LACE~ We oiI.r all de gariou adgancoi
STYLES, among them a large lo' of rRifNih.
IAtf ~ 6.ic. "a siid' ylln"f ~ = =, ~ NJ
r riGk ~ c nos i asG eis VS. II in Nh Ii
thoir various widths.
We VIII also open:
! more c3sss u BEAUTIFUL PRINTS IN t',t
quality. 20 ~. ward.
70 pieces NEW ALI->iLk SASli-RiIbON-. IN
~ Che siri1a- shade. 40 sl.-5 yard, g,a,. T.
II eeliuga -.
Fun new line Of HOSIERY.
KID GLONE~.
PARIS-MANUFACTUEED Mnl-QTITAlEE
CIlAMpl~-Sh 81 o5c. = p.ir. ar superior
fo tho-o formerly s.id @ SLID;
DRESSED aud INDBE>stD MD CLOVIS In
every length, iu M0us1ultairc and ~'irsi b' M
hardf.
In addition 10 our new spring stool, ~ " LERpl
SEAMLESS We i3fc added An exec llcn' quail
f,y GLOVE. l0ur-hutton. spring shade, 1t 81 q
idlr -
We arc al.o In receipt ~ lune stock of NAT
TING among which viii - found god qunlity
WHIT MAT TtNt, ~ loo. a yard, kfD-ANp-
WHITE 'HECkED af ~ r.; beside, thousands
0f other ei-gtnt bargains.
COHEN UNDTftFR4.
corner Fourth and Broad sirt.fe.
nab iS-Sl.-u&W
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Women that have been pronounced in
durable 10y the best physicians in the conn
try have been completely cured OF female
weakness by the use OF Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. Sendto Mr..
Lydia r. Tinkhm, 223 Wlsiern avenue,
Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
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Explosion and Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2t.-An explosion,
caused by the oycrheating OF 4 quantity Of
yarnish in the iiye--tory iron-iront building
No. % north Fifth street. ihi- morning. set
the third floor, occupied Ivy the standard
Glass Narnish Company, on fire, and de-
stroycd property to the amount OF $1,000.
All OF the persons employed in the building
made their escape uniniurcd, except p girl
named Maggie Murphy, who, in her fri2ht.
jumied down the hatchwJy and was badly
bruised
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The Bedford Sentinel touches the mar
row Of the question when II asks whether
II each Legislature has DIE right TO rear
range the ci,ruils and elect new Judges, the
effect would not be to elect circuit Judges
every two years TO serve eight ycarsf
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NEW GOODS.
VIC have Just opened ths largest stock OF
SPRING GOODS
ever exhibited In this city consisting OF
RICH BIsQUE and DRESDEN FIGURES
VASES, and FANCY Articles;
ELEGANT DINNER, TEA, GAME, FISH,
OYSTER, ICF-CREAM-, aud DESSERT
SETS.
Ia CHAMBER TOILET WARE our assortment
cannot be snrrassed.
Our stock IA complete In every department, aud
The prices very low. Cali aDdoxamine IT,
T.. u. TAYLOR.
mis- loil Main street.
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MEETINGS.

OFFICE or VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY,".
WILKfNsoN'S HAIL. NINTH STREET
RICHMOND. VA. March 10. lce2.
A MEETING OF TIE LIFE MEM
y BrGS OBJ ans SOCIETY viii he hcl,. IN
ihis Office WEDNESDAY, April 10, l~~2.n l..
VI. Members are re- ucstrd t0 Doc present iu lcr-"n
~ hy PROXY for de Transaction Of important au.-
mo- - Arrangements viii probably De- Ii ic win
l-,nwi, compsutcs FIR Tie trans portaiioD OF mria-
bpr- ~ reduced rates.
i5y order Of the Executive CnmWit.'r.
WILLIAM WHITNEY,.
mh I7-lawtd secret iry md Treasurer.
TICE. NOTICE Is HEREBY
y GIVEN that o. general mc. ling oi tire .toci %
holder. Of the NEW -RiN FIR b. NiLROAD COM-
PA',T or VIRGINIA i.c.,licd Tor hr purpose ~
elecfinga President and Board OF directors, and
ilf ,he transaction OF such other hu Ines as may
lr hroughf before the meeting such me 'iing Co. De-
held at the EXCHANGE and Ballard Hotel Rich
inond. Va. on WEDNESDAY tic 2Jth day Of
March. So. ~ =. NJ
iiy order of The Board Of Director.
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We are pressed for room Just now, hav-
Ing had twelve columns left over ycstcr-
day. Perhaps your communication was
thus disposed Of.
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NJs-BIG ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS.

LAWNS, GINGHAMS-
WHITE GOODS. LINEN GOODS
FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS,
DRESS GOODS,
GOODS FOR MINIS AND BOYS WEAR.
HOSIERY, LACES,
EMBROiDERIES,
COLLARS. sCARFS, CUFFS,
RTFFLEs, RIBBONS, &c. &C., NJ
mill LEVY BROTHERS.
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the small oisttay OF % cents, cure your
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