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scnAAP,s News Depot l402 Main street. Is pa
tronized by Americans, Frenchmen, Germans
Englishmen, and Hollanders, because their Ian
guage is spoken there, and thousands OF various ar
ticles are sold there At very moderate prices.
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NEW STYLE COLLARS JUST RECEIVED By E. B
SPENCE b Son. .-...s. .,.-. .-.s-
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FANCY PERcALB SHIRTS JUST RECEIVED BIZ F.
B. SPENCE SON.
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We call speclafattenton to the Black Silk at Al so
worth 81, and the 90 SILK worth ss, at THALHr-
MER's, 601 Broad street.
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ENGLISH CLOTHS, CoATINGS, AND cAssIMERRs
Just received by 4. B. SPENCE & Son, and will he
made to order In the best style at low prices
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New STOCK OF NoBBY RECKwEAR JUST re-
ceived and for sale low by r. B. sPENcE q sos.
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The largest and cheapest stock of Kid Gloves
the city at THALTIMRR's, 601 Broad street.
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5. ZoNAL GERANIUhs, In bloom o. sne oolen %
hundred, al MOTIONS garden, corner ol aa'n ah'
Reservoir streets MIX g..g.l. Tsis.i,
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GoLp-HEADED and other CANES, as also Uh'
BRELLAs Of superior quality, remarkably low az
ScHAAP's, 1402 Main street.
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.. GREAT BARGAINS in Paras0Is, Lace Points, ant
sacques at TuALHIMER's, COL Broad street.
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HC0SFlanATtoN.-Right Rev. John Johns,
y. d., will administer the rite of conlirma-
lioI ut Christ church tonight ut 8 O'Clock.
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NEW STOCK OF REApY-MADE CLOTHING Jus1
received by E. B. SPENCE & Sow, and for sale low
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LARGE STOCK Of Sinks, Apaeas, Japanese
Cloths, Mohairs, and other Dress Goods at LEVY
BROTHERS,,
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INSPECTION AND DRILL.-The Richmond
Grays meet to-nightat the regimentai armory
IN full'dress uniform, for inspection and drill
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Doctors 8ao1, leorn ITS val,te.

BUFFALO, N. T., December IS, 1871. .
DR.. Pierce,-Fsr the past SIX months have used
your Golden Medical Discovery In my practice, and
In that time have tested its merits In severe
coughs, both acute and chronic in chronic disease
Of the throat severe cases of bronchitis generate
rangement Of the system, constpated condition of
the bowels, and wherever thorough Alternative has
been indicated. In all cases have found II TO vet
gently, yet thoroughly aud effectually in removing
the various diseased conditions, and bringing about
healthy action throughout the system. Yours
fraterualiy, II. L. HALL, N. d.
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Five thousand yards Dress Goods from l2k t.
75c. at IRALHrM gR IS, 60l Broad street.
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HusTINGs CoURT.-This court was not in
session yesterday. 1t meets again this morn
ing, when the civil docket will be called.
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The famous GnLIAM's wINEsAP, put up in tin
foed little blocks for sale exclusively at SCAAPs
Premium Cigar and Umbrella store, 14O2 Main
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READ Levy BROTHERS. new advertisement In
to-days paper. 1t may be the means of your saving
some money.
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HACK, HAcKi COUGH, COUGH Cough is a
symptom by which various diseased conditions Of
the throat, bronchial tubes, and lungs manifest
themselves But whether 1t arises from the irrita-
non produced in the throat and larynx by taking
cold, from attack Of bronchitis, from incipient
consumption from various other causes, nothing
win aly It more speedily nor cure It more perma-
nently than Dr. PMRcE's GOLDEN MEDICAL DIS
covEnY. It does not matter whether 1t be recent
attack or lingering cough, the Discovery Is In
either case equally we'll adapted for Its relief and
permanent cure. In fart, 1t will cure cough In
one-half the time necessary to cure 1t with any
other medicine, and t does It, not by drying 1t up
but by removing the cause subduing the irritation,
and healing the affected parts. No time should be
lost In commencing the use Of proper medicine
for the relief of cough, for unless this course Is
pursued serious and dangerous disease of the lungs
Is liable TO result. - ~
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CALL On +. B. SPENCE & soE FoR YOUR
SPRING CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR. .r
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GENUINE SILK,ScARFs at Csc. apiece worth so
at TuALHIMER's, COL Broad street.
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IT WILL PAY to purchase your Dry Goods {
LEVY BROTHERS.
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II you wish 10 save money buy your dry goods a
THALHINRR's, COL Broad street. -...
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PLANTS, PLANTS, PLANTs.-Ten thousand We: :.
benlas In bloom, af MoRroN's, corner Main and
Reservoir streets.
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I7E~.IFIcArIoS OF DEAD BoDY-AN US-
FypLAISED DEATH.-The dead body found
Wednesday on Stearn>'s flat, about mile
below the old disti!lerr. was Yesterday lden-
titled as that Of MIR. Henry c. Rogers. Of
tuia city. The deceased was twenty-nine
yra-s @. age. had wife and two children,
resided near the corner of Twentv-ninth
AMI " streets, and was employed under Cap
tain Cunning ham on one Of the dredging
machines Of the james River Improvement
CyMtanv. Saturday afternoon about 4
O'Clock he went 10 the store of his brother
in.l.w. Mr. Granger, on Seventeenth near
Franklin street, and requested him to send
r.r>>a-c 10 his wife, stating that he was 60
liz back 10 his work that evening, and as
the river Was rising it was likely he would
lot tt able 10 return before Monday. On
ihi> account his prolonged absence excited
IL great suspicion but yesterday morning
Captain Cunningham sent to his wife inquir-
Ing Why he had not been at work for TWO
or three days. Mrs. Rogers having read in
this paper the account of the finding of
tie dead body on Stearns's fats, at
once became convinced that it was
that of her husband. Mr.. Granger
b. her request went to the place to examine
tie body, and recognized it as Mr. Rogers.
Mr. Z. c. Larus, justice of the peace of
Henrco county, acting as coroner, and DR.. ID.
tat,"ll Tab5 viewed the corpse, and coming
to the conclusion that death had been caused
BY accidental drowning, determined that an
Inquest was not necessary. The body was
placed in the hands OF Mr.. Granger and by
him brought to this city.
When last seen, Saturday about sunset,
Dir. Rogers was crossing the river from near
the mouth Of Gillie's creek, and was in q
Tow-boat with au unknown colored man.
His object was doubtless to cross to the Man
chester side, and walk down the shore to
point opposite which his dredging-machine
was at work. Whether be aud the boasInan
We're drowned in crossing the river, or
whether, after landing, be lost his way in the
carkuc,s aud walked into the river, is as yet
unknown.
The deceased was member of Pocahontas
Tribe Of Red Men, and will be buried By
tha. organization to-day with the. accus-
t4Cet funeral hOnors.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, THURSDAY
The following business was transacted in
this court:
Cheeke and ais cs. White and ais. From
the Crcui. Court Of Mecklenburg. Reversed,
Judge Anderson delivering the opinion Of
the court.
Gardeners executor cs. Norment and wife.
From the Circuit Court Of Henrico. Affirm.
ed, Judge Staples delivering the opinion OF
the court.
Ha!ps executor rs. Smiths administrator.
From the Circuit Court of Chesterfield. Re-
verse6, Judge Bouldin delivering the opin.
ion OF the court. :.
Graham rs. Elzcy. From the Circuit
Court OF Alexandria. Reversed, the court
adheriDg TO the judgment formerly rem.
dered on the opinion delivered by Judge
Staples
jones's executors rs. Clark and ais. Fur
ther argued BY 7. +. Gra.tan, Esq, for the
appellants, and may be concluded to-day.
The next case Oh the docket is that of
"Thc Board Of Supervisors of King and
Queen county Us. Fauntleroy."
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LIST OF GIFTS IN THE GRAND MASONIC GIFT
ENTERPRISE, to take place at Norfolk May oth'

Grand total 10, 900 gifts, all cash 1880 600
Whole tickets, S5; half tickets, $3.50. Club
rates II tickets for $50; 22 tickets for 800.
Tickets can be had &C p. WEIsIGER CO.'S hat
store, 1901 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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DOR RENT, ROOMS, furnished or@ss
II unfurnished, suitable for gentlemen. Ap-Hl
ply at No. 317 Fourth street, between Broad and
Marshall --#-r sttsS sa.-s 81 ap 17-1tS
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FOE RENT.

EOR RENT, STORE-HOUsE No. a.
II 1903 Main street, recently occupied by A. hll
A. Hutcheson. Apply TO Harvey Jones.
WILLIAM A. DEITRfCK,
an 17-eod3t% 40 .s Executor.
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RICHMOND, March 81, 1874.
OF CO-PARTNERSHIP

RICHMOND, March 81, 1874.
DISSOLUTION OF co-pARTNEEsH1P
The co-partnership heretofore existing between
j. r. AOUETCASTLE,J e, DR., and Fl. g. u. HART
NAN is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
j. Z. MOUETCASTLE, JR.,
." rEf@ II. @. q. HARTMAN.
L. 8. OLDHAM having this day purchased the
interest Of Fl. g. G. HARTMAN, In the business Of
j. R. MoUNTCASTLE. Dr., h co. has formed co.
partnership with j. r. Mounts tcaste, Jr. The hrm
name remains the same ~. r. hOuntcastle, Jr,
Col The new firm will settle all business Of the
old firm j. 4. .MOUNTCASTLE,J JR., & 20.
Thanking the public for IT,. IA genero us patron
age | would respectfully ask continuance of the
stme TO the new firm. II. G. u. HARTMAN. :
WesttII continue the manufacture OF the " EX-
CELSIORn WATER-COOLER,w with patent Ice
rack, the only metal cooler In the market that Is
packed with charcoal. A liberal discount allowed
70 ap 11,t ls.st ee J. R. MoUNTCAsTLE, JH., & co.
EXPIRATION AND WITHDRAWAL.
The concern Of TALIAFERRO & co. having
expired by Limitation on the 16fh March, ga,
Sir Samuel j. Jones has withdrawn from the above
concern, which viii be carried on In future under
the same style. 90
ap 7-eod2w TALlAFEhho W.
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PREAMBLE Asr, RESOLUTIONS:

"Whereas this body, in common with all
persons who are interest, ID in the commerce
manufactures, and busins prosperity OF this
city, interests which this ilody Is organized
to serve and to promote, a nitedly feel and
desire to express, as the con anon sense o.
themselves and Of the comma nifty they re-
present, just share Of pride and satisiae-
lion in every evidence Of reyh' ring enter
prise, prosperity, and tmproveme.1 IN IN q! any
and every portion Of the State, AMI 10 TINS
spirit to invite and invoke the generous
sympathies of their fellow-citizens in every
other portion Of the State, and especially
the earnest and harmonious co6Perali0n o.
our own people in every effort intended ana
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CO-PARTFERSHTP.
We, the undersigned, have this day formed
under the 6rm Of SLATER, MY
EkS q CO. for the purpose Of conducting =
GENERAL WHOLESALE GROCERY AND LII
QUOk BUSINESS, at No. 1924 Main street. re-
Gently occupied by Mccarthy = Slater.
w. L. SLATER,
.mi >- II. j. MYERS,
RICHMOND, April 10, 1874. 1866
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WANTED, PURCHASERS for BUILD
w ING. PLASTERTNG, and PAVING SAND.
Also. HAULING WANTED for carts or wagons:
Office No. 124 Eighth street. corner OF Canal, oyer
packet-offce. Richard g. M0RRfss.
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BUSINEaS WANTS.
ap 17-1tt

wv ANTED, TO CLOSE OUT within the
w next fifteen days so GOLD WATCHES,
about 500 dwt. GOLD CHAINS, RINGS, BUT
TONS, &c. Amongst the watches there arc some Of
the finest axes in extra heavy 1S karat gold cases.
stem anu key-windeIs; all of which w1Il sell at
great bargains In order to close them out at the
earliest possible date to realize money advanced.
s. A. wIEs'roCK's LOAN OFFICE,
No. II Fourteenth street, under Exchange Hotel.
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WANTED, BOARD, for gentleman, wife,
W and infant, on first or second floor, in Drf-
vate family or clearinghouse. EeSf references
given II required. Address W. p. G., Richmond
pOst-ofice. se# - tsFf4 f0l' ~ ap 17.1tkLe
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WANTS.

WANTED, to rent out THREE ROOMS
W on second floor OF q new house. With ms and
water on the premlses. Apply st 30S west Clay
street. ap 1921
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n1ssnLUTIoNs & PARTNERSHIPS.

l.
The co-partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of mCCARTtY & SLATER is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Kither partner will sign
the firm name In hqufdation.
W. l.. SLATER.
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WANTED, 1t = , a g good, % reliable NURSE; sJ!'ssss
20 17.It% M J.T. GRAY
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Thanking the public for t.if generou us patron
SINE To the new firm, II. G. q. HARTMAN.
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WANTED, a::No. 1. FEMALE HOUSE
w SERVANT. None but . nest, reliable, and
JOHN A. COKE,
ap 1875 IA south Third street
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:" ANTED TO RENT, small HOUSE
en- accommodation, In q private house. between
First and Eighteenth streets. Address, sist'Dg
terms. location, etc. -,
ap 17.3t< -. Dtspdfch o6ice.s
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THE PoPrLAR SCIENCE MONTHLY. It is
Q distinguishing feature that the subjects
are Invested OF that obscurity Of scientific
nomenclature which, notwithstanding the
contrary design, has frequently puzzled, en-
barrassed, and repnlsed the reader of the
Monthly" Petersburg appeal.
We have beer struck with the same
feature. An average audience would ap-
plaud to the echo the following plain Ian.
guage:
.And when by the actions OF such her,
vous system, conceived effectively In modes
Of e q, end acted upon by physical forces
which are conceived In other modes of Z q,
we ,endesyor TO explain the genesis OF sem
sati0ns, perceptions, and ideas which we can
think Of only in other modes OF q y. we find
that all our factors, and therefore all our In.
terpresations, contain the TRIO unknown
terms, and that no Interpretations imagine
able that win not contain the. two unknown,
terms. - Popular Science Monthly for Feb
yssary, p. 40S.
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DEATHS.


Mod IN Manchester, on The Sd of January, ! s74
HD INV 81 'LESDWOoD, SON of r. A; and Fannie
Baugll; aged Two years and four months
Forget thee oh, when life shall cease
To thrill this heart OF mine
But not till then can forget
One look or tone OF thine.
Forget thee lit bitter word;
would II were unsatd.
Forgetfulness is not with lie,
But with the silent dead.
,.s :, ,na,,nmatorv Group, on Wedne,s :. y, 7,
r Diou, O. a7h. r.. aSHBY PULL son OF Hont
e. and kate PuIier, aged two year, s ane
nd when gazed on HIS innocent race
s.i ana , sSd ne lovely child he had been
A And how soon he must th aeS Seessnitifulm
In the woe of my spirit .ca fiorebead was fair,
F9 HI s 2nr dear little boy that dieu
81, ,u,ss him when the mowers colhe
In tie ,5 gasInSinm more by the nreslde,
s Snail , the flowers have all decayed;
W Gee his toys and his empty chair,
mh tI. horse he u5eu 70 noe,
a f,f our dear little boy that died.
sha,I see his little sister again
Win her playmates about the door,
And in watch the children In their sports
AS never did before;
And If In the group see cnild
That's dimpled and laughinR-eyed,
I'll look to see II 1t may not be
Our dear little boy that died.
we shall all 90 home 70 our tatncr 5 uousc-
To our Fathers house In the skies ,,.
Where the hope Of our soul shaii nave no niight'
And our love no broken ties;
We shall roam On the banks OF the River Oh feace,
And battle in It's bissful tide; -.
nd one of the Joys of our heaven shall be
Our dear little boy that died. HIS PARENTS.
HIS funeral will take place from his fathers resi-
dencc, No. 46 Harye street, THIS tThursday)
AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
Died. at her residence, in this city, on the 2Sth
instant, Mt half past 5 O'Clock A. NJ, after long
and painful illness, In the forty year OF her
aye. Mrs. s. II. E. DEUPREE, rclict OF the late
William S. ueupree.
Church, and died happy In Christ Sne leaves three
interesting children to mourn their loss, besides
large circle Of friends
Tier funeral will be preached at the First Presby-
terrain church (Dr. Preston 81 THIS AFTERSOOS
at 8 O'Clock. Friends aud acquatntances are re-
South. Side Va Sentinel, Louisville lKy.), st.
L uis, and Little Rock tArk.) papers will please
copy
Died, at X O'Clock A. III. yesterday, at the resi-
dsnce of her parents, MARY LUDWELL LEE.
aged on. year and Ave months, daughter OF joseph
L. and Elizabeth X. Lee.
she came into this world to sec
A sample Of our misery;
I,ut turned away her languid eye
To shed d tear or two and sign.
She tasted of lifc's bitter cup,
But refused TO drink her portion up;
Then turned her little head aside,
Disguised with the task. ana died.
Her funeral will take place TO-DAY at o'cloek
P. NJ. from the residence OF her parents, Ienth
and Hull streets, Manchester. The friends and &C
ouaintances OF the family are Invited to attend
without further notice.
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o On fTiyIIse sd Elssions rs

'ee on ,otion ofsalt. Gnrrrs the questiun
was = divided s ana the fold ine resolution
sResolced, That tfe sitting member Peter
x Jones-is NOT entitled 10 a seat In tine
present House OF Delegates as "a member
from the county Of GreensviiIe. 80
Mr. p. TX. JosEs explained that he hao NO
Intention 0r Changing hts residence rom
Grpensyille county TO Richmond city Jnat
he would admit that appearances were
against him, especially by bis having paid his
poIl-tax in Richmond; but he would assure
the House that It was done merely In tgno-
rance Of what would be the effect. lie
threw himself upon the consciences OF the
House and hoped they would do him JUS
tice.
Mr.. ANDERSON said he had listened atten-
lively to the reading Of the testimony taken
by the committee. and must say that ne was
not satisfied that he was disqualified to hold
his seat in the House.
Mr.. RIDpLEBARGER, as acting chairman Of
the Committee on Elections, explained ana
defended the report of the committee.
Mr.. CECIL thought the evidence read be-
fore the House did not sustain the resolution
the committee ask the House to agree to, and
would vote against it.
Mr.. BEAroN urged the adoption Of The re-
port, and defended Mr. Reese, the contestant,
against aspersions made by p. Il. JONES.
Mr., SYpHAx favored the rejection Of the
resolution, and said be was glad to lind dis
tinouished members OF the House were dis
posed to do justice without reference 10
color.
Mr.. OULD ar ued that the evidence read
did not sustain the report fully, and he was
willing to give the sitting member the benent
Of the doubt.
Mr.. BROOKS supported the report of the
committee, and charged that several OF the
witnesses who had testified before the COM
mittee in behalf of p. K. JONES had per-
lured themselves.
The pending question was called and sus'
tained, and the resolution proposed by the
committee agreed to-ayes, 81; noes, 40.
Mr.. GRIFFITH offered as a substitute for the
resolution of the committee declaring the
seat of the member from Greensrllle county
yacant) resolution declaring William y.
Reese to be entitled to represent that county
which was rejected-ayes, I; noes, ". ,d
The vote was then taken upon the seoUn"
resolution, declaring the county OF u tx the
Vile to be without Representatives - aiao
House of Delegates, and that anotu.a ~
tion should be ordered to till TIE ''c"n's'
Agreed to by a large majority.
wore granted to Messrs. r. 5. JONES ana
Hunc,Ss for four days, GIBSON TWO DAYS, ana
LIpscomB for five days
Adjourned.
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i observation-disclosures BANCROFT, the
E'blarsted old humbug," has written letter
to somebody or other, which is published,
in which he calls for sp.cie payments. he
goes on to say that the Government and the
banks ought to accumulate specie in their
vaults until both Government and banks are
able 10 redeem their outstanding issues In
coin! The Irisbman who cut off one end of
his blanket aud sewed it to the other to make
it longer was wise man contrasted with BAN
CROFT. The sailor who, becoming tired of
hauling in a lie, declared that somebody
had Gu. of the other end, was about as wise
As BANCROFT. In order to make gold and
paper OF equal value the wise BAN
CROFT proposes that gold shall be
boarded until it becomes so scarce
that it viii be worth twice as much as
paper-until he who wants five dollars in
gold will be compelled to pay ten for them
and then, when the one kind of money is
worth twice as much as the other, he would
have the Government and the banks pay out
that sort OF dollar which Is worth two of the
other sort as just the equal of the latter
What SoLoNs these contractionists are, to be
sure. They tell us that to add onetwentieth
to the amount of paper in circulation will
uepleciate its value very much, and then
turn round and declare that to diminish the
gold in circulation by four.6fths will bring
about specie payments. They forget theil
own teachings before they can finish one
speech or essay upon finance. Surely paper
would be as much deprecated by making
coin relatively scarce as by making paper
relatively abundant.
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'.s'., sprsu a0zss1ss.

e 6RkCad - :.
g M n1RaAISs III & E g: GOODS 2 3 !
RICH p0PLdNs. h sl,s ana Hoo ~ 2
Handsome STHIYkH and TX 49, -,
,ersa e 5Tssr ss, BE ssFs PIN e
COFFEE atEss5 To 81 hs Ifs
spa ssssa Ba g5ass fSsi
aIxxS elsa Gys an an 2sc up e
se geSs Iqras fro.s soc pss yasa
FRENGH T. ai c faaiissy IL go worth
pc Pc, allsiIk warp, at s125,
sa GhoTHs "a desIrnb eo,ors at ssper
TEENS at So, 80. so, 70, and 7sc. per yard
20 All rpdnced 25 per cent. !: II
nofaIBLE-FACEDsG0TION POPLINS al IAc.i
prhps eFo SsladL TWIIIED PLAIDs az CSC. per
p1x Sais w2 sTs rs PLAID. and FIGURED
DRESS GOODS at 20 and 25e, PEE yard worth
BLacR sn sI fgS; from 81 TO 81. 80 per yard;
COL0RED SILKS at ;sl.50, &1.75, ~, and up
.vELouRs, vELvETs, and TRIMMING-sILKs
cut on the bias when desired. :,
s For bargains In all kinds OF DRESS GOODS call
ETS. - $50 10 ~ 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-29

The "highly-intelligent" negro CAIN, of
South Carolina, whose speech in the House
Of Representatives last Saturday so delight
ed the Radicals of the North, referred to
HANNIBAL, HA1ILoAR, aud HANSo as colored
men, He says that BEAST BUTLER and
WENDELL PHILLIPS know them to have been
such! The fact is, they were all Cauca.
SLAMS. Not ore was negro. The simpleton
thinks that all Africans are, and always have
been, negroes. CLEOPATRA, we suppose, was
ore. And this is the mode! negro congress
man!