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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23
little indiscretion be was required to pay
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OUR READERS cannot fail to be attracted By the
announcement OF the ST. Louis Life Insurance
Company, which appears In the present issue Of
THIS paper, giving the name, residence, and amount
OF loss IN each case paid by the company since the
st day OF January, 1874, the aggregate reaching
ihe sum OF seren hundred thousand dollars. These
are indeed the practical benefits Of life insur-
ance, and bear most emphatic testimony to the
soiaity and solyency OF this mammoth western
corporation. In glancing over the list we notice
many familiar names, whose relatives have found
In the thoughtful provision for their welfare some
consolation for otherwise distressing bereavaments.
Lie insurance ts, I'D great degree technical, and
the uneducated nfHd Is too often perplexed by The
lingo OF rescryes,"@ expectations -" net vaIues,m
etc. etc., but here Is something practical and easily
understood. A prudent man insures his life not SO
much TO obtain large rate Of Interest on his pre-
MUM as the sure payment to his benefciaries of
the amount Of his policy; and II company Is to be
judged by results, very fsW Can show SO creditabe
a record as the St Louis Life. Notwithstanding
Its expenditures In this line are constantly
Increasing, and already aggregate the enormous
sums of eight millions or dolTars and, de pite the
stringency of the times we learn that the new busi
ness for the month just closed is In of that of
any other month In It's history. As proud as Nr.
EADs has the right to be Of bis Unparalleled engi-
neering trfumpns, he Is equally deserving Of con-
graduation over the splendid success OF the st.
Louis Life since his elevation to its presidency.
Like the great bridge, 1t is an Institution Of which
st. Louis cannot be too boastfIl ."'.
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RETAIL MARKET PRIcEs.-The following is
statement Of the retail city market prices
on Saturday:
Meats.-Beef-Ch Choice, 1890: second cuts,
122 to 15c.; shin, 10 to Csc. Veal-Choice,
ICE TO 20c.; outlets, 1896; shin, 10 to SOC.
Lamb, 16S to 20c breast, 15c.; chops, 1GSc.
Shote, 123 to 1GSc. per pound. Liver, veal
or beef, 10c. per pound. Sausage, II to ID to
165c. per pound.
Forls.- Chickens, 25 to 45c., or three for
81. Market we'll supplied. Ducks, 30 to Soc,
or 75c. to Sl.25 per pair. Turkeys, S1.25 TO
S1.75.
FIM.-Good spots, 25c. per bunch of
six fish; saltwater white perch-very
fiue-25 10 40c. per bunch; hog-fsh,
65c. per bunch of six, or $1.25 per
dozen--markct not well supplied /; black
club, 1Gsc. per pound, or for medium
size fish 75c to 81 per bunch; trout, 1899.
per pound; North Carolina mullets, % to
30c. per bunch; halibut, 1890. per pound /;
oysters, 81 to Sl25 to Sl.50 per gallon.
Game.--Partridges, 1880. apiece; Yeplson,
10c. per pound-scarce.
TegetdJLes-Irish potatoes, sc. per quart !;
13c. per halfpeck; per peck, 25c.; per
bushei, 81 to S1.5O. New sweet pota-
toes, SC. per quart, or two quarts for
loCs lpCs pSA Aoito PSSh, WV Poh PSS'N
market very well supplied. Sllsify, &C.
per bunch, or six buncheS for Zoe. To-
matoes for stewing, 10c. per quart; slic-
ing, 25c. per quart, or wo'quarts for 4Oc.,
or 75c. per dozen. Snaps, B to SC. per
quart; per baIf-peck, 20 TO 25c.-very few
in market. Onions, 1Oc. per quart. Cab
bage, s to zoe. per head Caulifiower, 20
to soc. apiece. Turuips, 5 to SC. per bunch
of five or six. Okra, 1Oc. per quart-scarce.
Peppercorn,. 1Oc. per bunch. Beans, zoe.
per quart. Celery, 25c. per bunch. Car
rots, &c. per bunch. Homiuy, 10c. per
Frutts.-Apples, 5 to 15c. per quart, 2Oc.,
per hai:peck; pears, 3Oc. per quart, S1.23 per
half.peck. Grapes, 10c. per pound-scarce.
Chestnuts, 10c. per quart. .,-, ,:u
MisceHaneous.-B -Butter-Prime, 40 to 45c:,
or two pounds for 75c.; cooking butter, 20
to 35c. Eggs, 30c. per dozen. Honey, 20
and 25c. per pound, or SOC. per jar-searce.
Herbs, to &c. per bunch.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow
ing is a list of conveyances Of real estate for
the week ending November 81, 1874: Lots
fronting 20 feet on Tyler street for slGo; 80
feet on Valley street for 1885; 20 LIZ feet on
Twenty-fourth street between M and Nfor
$500; 34a feet on Eighteenth street between
Marshall and Clay for S6l0; i6d feet on Cary
street near Adams; 40 feet on Goddin street
for s21o; 3l3 feet on Mayo street near Broad
for So, ,4s5 80 feet ON N street between Thir-
tictt and Thirty.hrst for $3.50; II feet on
Clay between Eighth and Ninth for $3.50 ;
81 feet on alley between Eighth aud Ninth
TX and j. for $3.50; A feet on Cary street
corner Eighteenth for $1,000; 80 feet on
Venable street between Mosby and Adams
for $500; S2 feet on Sixth street for one cent ;
So feet on Eighteenth street between Mar
Shall and Clay for ", ,ll3 80. s. :
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a Question OF Rursai In Censecrate<s
Ground Settled. s.s

MONTREAL, November THE celebrated
9uitord case has been finally settled. Eccle-
siastieal burial intbe conseerated part OF the
Salhoie cemetery had been refused to the
oooy OF Suliord, Montreal printer, be.
cause be bad died a member of the Canadian
Institute, q society which had in its library
works condeRned by the clergy, and which
society had been excommunicated therefor.
The case went through the Canadian court.
and the position Of The clergy having been
sustained, an appeal was taken to the Priyy
Council. Burial In consecra.ed ground was
demanded as civil and not as religious
right, as there remained no alternative but
to put the body in the place reserved for
suicides and other unconfessed malefactors
The following has been received from Lop-
don by cable to- day in the Guiford case !:
!" An appeal is allowed, and burial is ordered
In holy ground, with all the costs except of
the recusation of the Judge. Guiford is
entitled to ecclesiastical rights"
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SALES OF REAL EsT TATg.-W Wellington God
din, real estate auctioBeer, has sold within
the past four weeks the following real estate
A lot on the east line Of Eleventh between
Main and Cary streets, 60 by los feet, ,2oo +;
house and lot containing five and quar-
ter acres, in Henrico, on the New Bridge
road, 81 AGO; lot on Pine street near Ba-
cons branch, IS by 1S0 feet (angular), Sl0O.;
lot on the corner of Franklin and Twenty
fifth streets, 100 by 22O feet, 81, ,o16 ;; a lot on
the south side OF Leigh between Kinney and
Norton streets, 80by l20 feet, s960 hail IN
terest 10 real estate at the corner OF Franklin
and Governor streets, $4,000; farm, mill,
and $3.50 acres in Charlotte county, on staun-
ton river, $6356.25; lot at the southwest
corner Of Harrison and Moore streets, 9o Dy
go feet, $356.25--total, Sl9, ,948.5Q.s
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The safe-B,rrc,ary Trial.

WASHINGTON, November 21.-Harrington
was allowed to speak two hours In his own
behalf During the first part be spoke of
Harrington in the third person, but finally
shed tears in the first person, saying, $50
help me God," &c. He acknowledged the
conspiracy against Columbus Alexander, and
denounced the Department of Justice, and
also the secret service as controlled by
Whitley. He averred, 50 help him God, that
neither he nor Williams had a snare in the
,-s-,a :..-se,.- 4I$. . s-,Isy ss~Ss
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McGILL LYoEUM.--The members of this
society. composed mainly of young gentle
men of St. Peters Cathedral congregation,
are at present engaged in fitting up one OF
the large rooms on the first floor. of theSCa.
thedral school building, on Marshall street
near Ninth, for holding their meetings ana
for literary purposes p ;defray the eA-
penses of this work they have decided 10
give a bali on or about the 10th of Decem-
Der next, and have appointed competent
committees to: make the necessary arrange
rnnnts. -
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TTha rmrr r,s,.r In Z, San .. FrancIseo.

sAN\FRANclsco, November 21.-The trot
for a purse of 5000, mile heats, best three
inive, to wagon, postponed rom ,s0n Noye4oes oes
7tb, took place to-day at the Golden aa; Gate
driving park, the contestants Delng Oeci'
dent, Judge Fullerton, ana sam Inluy;
Occident had the, call on the bettlng un.n
this morning, when Fullerton became ,pe ,pe
fayorite at slight odds, with sam purdy the
last choice. The weather was fair ana the
attendance immense.
Fullerton won the race in three straignt
beats--,irne. 2:224, 2:223, 2:N
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New Ratlroad Proseet.

BosToN, November 21.-The project of q
new aud direct railroad from Boston to the
West Is receiving general attention from
business men here. The route proposed is
utd Willimantic, Hartford, Pougbkeepsie,
and crossing the Hudson river where, at q
distance Of eighteen miles from the river,
connections can be made with the. Penusyl.
yania and Erie roads to the West and line
to Washington and the South.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

H. MCCORMICK, liz A. NJ, at his store lot
Of household furniture. &c. ... #:~
H: MCCORMICK 1Ok A. NJ, ready made
clothing, cassimeres, hats, caps, &c.
A. B. DUESBERHY, High Constable, IL a. NJ,
desks, chairs, stools, shelving, &c.
". GODDIN, 4 Z, NJ, lot on the north side Of Byrd
between First and Second streets.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON, 4 2. n, three lots
on Main street near Monroe Park.
n. NJ LEE, p. NJ, lot and dwelling on Baker
street between st. Peters street and Brook ave
nue
RICHARDSON & CO., 4 P. NJ, two building lots
on Libby's Hill. .r- -ers. EI .E
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BALLS To.NIGHT.-Rescue Camp, No. ],
Junior Order Southern Cross Brotherhood
viii give grand ball tonight at the Virgins
Opera. House, the proceeds of which will be
devoted to defraying the expenses OF re.
moving the remains of the Confederate dead
from Arlington to this city.
A grand ball will take pface tonight al
ST. AIban's Hall for the benefit of PamunkeJ
Tribe, No. 43, 10. r. NJ.
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UNITED srArEs DIsrarcr, eousf, sArus.

UNITED STATES DIsrRrcrs eouRT, SArus.
DAy---Jadye Robert .sTK. Hughes presidina.
In the matter OF William e. Sheets. bank.
rupt. Upon the petition OF William Bell, of
Augusta county, the assignee was ordered TO
show cause oa the 10Th Of December next
why the prayer OF the petitioner should not
be granted.
In the matter Of A. J. Stofer, bankrupt.
Upon the petition or the assignee for an or
der to sell the real and personal property of
the bankrupt. Itwas ordered that the lien
creditors be notified to show cause before
this court on the 2Sth instant why the prayer
OF said petitioner should not be granted,
and the assignee was instructed to have
made an account of the liens upon said pro-
perty.
In the matter Of Otway Rennolds, bank
rupt. The assignee's account was referred
to the standlng auditor of the court for tax.
alton and report. - ...,s,-. ..,-s
In the matter Of NJ. T. Jones, bankrupt.
Upon the petition Of the assignee an execu.
tion for costs was awarded against the
bankrupt. .~ - n - -.
Frederick Perkins, of Louisa county, and
W. c. Hooper, Of Montgomery county,
were discharged In bankruptcy. a
In. the matter Of A. w. Gammons, of
Chesterfield. county,: bankrupt. 1t was or.
dered that the sale of certain wood of the
bankrupt BY William I. Clopton, trustee, be
suspended, and that. the purchaser be re-
Fssrained and :enjoiued from disposing of said
mood nntil=the further order of the court,
and the said trustee and purchaser are or.
dered to show cause on the 2Sth instant why
said sale should not be set aside.
Judge Hughes left the city Saturday for
Norfolk. BE will return on the 9th, at
which time Judge Bond will also be here.
1t is expected the motions ia the Petersburg
election cases will be argued at that time.
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New ATTRACTIONS are. offered at the .Cente'
nary festival this afternoon and tonight.
The children are to be introduced at half.
past 5 to Mother Hubbard, Red Riding Hood,
Tom Thumb, Jack the Giant-Killer, and
other fayorites of the little ones; and at
night. besides the novelties heretofore no.
ticel, the quartette choir of the Second Bap-
fist church will render some of their choicest
oolocf;ooc :.
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Railway Receiver Appointed.

Especial telegram to the Displtch.l
ATLAsTA,. November 21.- Judge Hop
ktns, of the Superior Court, to-day appointed
Colonel L. r. Grant, superintendent of the
Atlanta and West Point railroad, receiver of
the Atlanta and Richmond Airline Rail.
way Company for the State of Georgia.
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Fata. Runaway Accident.

New ORLEANS, November 21.-A German
named Spi zfahm- aud his three children
were thrown into the Carrollton canal from
a vehicle drawn by runaway horse. Two
of the children were saved, but Spitztahm
and grandchild were drowned
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Al,eced perrnuder. AFrested.

New YoRK, November 2l.-Edward RIG
neu a cotton broker Of New Orleans, who
was arrested here on the charge Of defraudlng
Mrs Van Osberne, of New Orleans, OF S5o,'
600, was turned over to that laay yessefaas, a,:;
on requistion from tae Governor oi Lon,,
siana, and departed With her, apparently y
being in no need of officers to help 70 retain
him. -...-.,.,af 81 80. .lE ya.l
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January 13, 1872.

TRANSFER PRINTING INKs.--We invite atten-
ton TO the beautiful and useful TRANSFER INKS
that we are now using. They are of receut intro
duction, but are already extensively used by rail-
road and steamboat companies, banks, merchants,
and others. The inks that we are now furnishing
are of quality that can be copied any length Of
time after being printed. Will copy in ordinary
Ietfcr-press book,
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING rs' THE
RIcaaoSD PosT-O OFFICE NOVEMBER q, 1Sl4.--
George BowIes, Esq, 492 John street, Rich.
mond, Va; Miss b. Brown, johnson Spring
Post.otfice, Goocbland county, care 1. >.
Mosby; Mr.. a. B, Jacob, Richmond, va.
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m. .mANCHE,TER 4. NEWS.

Hr,srrsos CounT.-This court hasa adjourned
for tho term. s
Rumon.-It is rumored that the city Of
f;ciais are 10 be paid off very soon.
FrYgp.-A IvelI.known county official was
before Justice Hancock Saturday charged
with exercising his pugiliatic procliyities, 20
the detrineat OF q colored brother. For the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23

ONLY LITTLE WHILE.-But Il few days are to
pass before the last and greatest drawing OF the LIZ
brary Concerts. This looks like very short time
IN which to accomplish so tremendous result, but
IL will certainly be done. The lcket-holders will
receive all the millions that are TO be distributed
and those who do not hold tickets are equally cer-
tain TO get nothing. The chance is as good now as
ever 1t was, but the time Is very short. lrtr a..
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Obituary.

rr! Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
PETERSBURG, November 21.-Captain G. v.
Rambaut, an old and prominent citizen, died
tonight; age seyenty.six years.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE CONTEST BETWEEN GooDE AND PLATr-
The BOARD OF CANvAssERs TO MEET To.
DAy.-The State Board Of Caavassers, con-
sisting of the Governor, Auditor Of Public
Accounts, Secretary Of the Commonwealth,
Treasurer, and Attorney. General, will meet
at the capitol to-day to canvass the returns
Of the late election for congressman. There
is no dispute as to the returns from any but
the Norfolk district. From Prince George,
Southampton, Sussex, York, and James City
counties, Of that district, returns amenda-
tory TO those first sent have been received by
the Secretary Of the Commonwealth, and
will be laid before the Board to-day. From
Williamsburg city aprotest against the count
ing of the vote returned by the commission
ers has been received. 1t is stated that
amended returns from Warwick county have
been forwarded, but they were not among
those seen ut the Office of the Secretary OF
the Commonwealth on Saturday. The ori.
ginal returns and the amended returns
(omittiug Norton's yotea of no consequence
rompart, fpitoyc.
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The undersigned ask permission to return thanks
to the Southern Association for the Benefit of
Widows and Orphans" &c, for donation of 800
each. = Mrs. CORNRLIA BACON,
President pro ten. Richmond humane Association.
s....-.. -.-" WILLIAM w. PARKER,
Fl. r..-,- President Male Orphan Society. :
November 90, 1874. .a. Eli. .i t''.s.- '0
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DR.. BULLS COUGH SYRUP has been before the
public for years, and Is pronounced by thousands
superior 10 all other articles for the cure of coughs,
colds, iDfiuenzs, and all pulmonary complaints
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November 90, 1874.

THE LUNGS should becarefuy projected in our
clapgeable climate, or we suffer with pneumonia,
pleurisy, and colds, which end in consumption.
Use, the Imported Chest and Lung. Protectors.
made double, and Of the best felt and ciamois
leather, and sold at MEADE & BAKERS, .919 Main
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NOTICE TO TILE PUBLIc.-The sale of tickets for
the fifth and last Gift concert of Public Library Of
Louisville, KY, will positively close in Richmond
On Wednesday, November 25th. y.
A. P. LEcUYER, Agent.
- ono Rank street
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NEW -wKoLEsALE F1RN 1t gives us pleasure
to call atten tion to thecard OF Messrs TRrPLER &
CHILD, wholesale provision andbuttcr-deaIer who
have taken the large warehouse at the southeast
corner of Cary and Twelfth streets, where they
Offer to the trade large stock of the very hest goods
in their line including full supplies of fresh butter
from the best dairies In the United States. These
gentlemen come to our city with the highest com
mepdatous. ..- =.-@
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BOARD or ALDEaAEN.-A regular meeting
Of this body will be held this afternoon IN
che Council Chamber at B o'clock.
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Bg the original returns from ssthe three
cities and fourteen counties ofSEhe district
the totals are: Goode, IA, ,0S3;; ;;sslatt, 1851;
Plats's majority, 294. BY tbs amended re-
turns the totals are: Goodess Is, ,2l5 Plat,
1881; GoodeIs.mpjority 1924.
MIR. Goode will be represented before the
Board BY Mr.. James Neeson and Colonel w.
w. Gordon. Captain John, Lyon will ap-
pear for Mr.. Plat u
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CONSUMPTION PREVENTED By wearing the Dou-
BILE Cuiass and Dreadnought Chest Protectors, sold
BY MEADE & BAKER. " -'"' " 20
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INDICATED CHEST PROTECTORS, made double,
to protect 10th back and chest, are 10 be had at
MEADE& BAKERS. .r.'
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eROEEssIosah GARDs.

TIME FEET.-Go 70 RH. sGhtlLia. .i....
i Twenty years, pracsic here y, afIuss ~ 10y
all cases Of COINS, BUNIoRs.
a. - as also CANCER, ULcEas, and all GHaosic'
w., .s,,gr.rrr,ss without pain. Once, No 72s Main
s.rae, between Seventh aIi Riebte, sisamsnd, Va
se 2e-3n 3
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Recovery or Bodies.

New ORLEANS, November 21.--Ten bodies
have been recovered from the wreck of the
steamer Empire.
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Snow.

PORTLAND, Me-, November 2t.-Two
nches of snow fell here this morning.
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The ,IougsisoRemen

New -YoRK, November sl.-Tbere no
observable change intbe sspeet OF the saaopg-
shoren1en's strike since yesterday.
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VIRGINIA AOPERA-HOUSEAF FOREST INSIDE.
EIGHT LARGE TENTS PITCHED.
GRAND BALL

- -naANO DALI ~
~ GIVEN BY u
REStUE CAMP, No. I, JUNIOR ORDER
SOUTHERN CROSS BROTHERHOcD, s1t
for the purpose Of removing the remains OF the
Confederate de.d nom Arlington 10 this city,
At VIRGINIA AOPERA-HogSE, IN
on MONDAY, November 23, 1874.
Tick t. admitting one gentleman aud iafies, 81 !.
For eale by all the cal plains Of the First yrginfa
re9ipent, at Pnzini's confectionery store. ths
6pera-LVLse, at Noaer's cigar store. Git Broad
street and by al the mbt rs OF the Camp. .ssfE
Folker'sc lebrat6d full String Orchestra has been
secured for the occasion by the Committee OF Ar-
rungrments. zSessi {. ssasz.
Committee Of ngements.-s. j.. klRuter.
chairman D.. A. Brautigam, w. Eallner, j..
Owens. A. ". johnson.
erof Ceremontes.-O. r. WISE
Floor Con1nittee.-I. Driscol, G. c. Guyerna-
tor, e.. e.. I4effaer, A. Uiacont.
Reception Committee "A. Thilow. chairman; A.
Simcos, r. j. Parsons, j. NJ. Duesberry, CIV.
Muhly. ,sfs
GRAND MARCH at sh O'Clock.
no 16-ME,.S SM3t&
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ROME, November 2l.-The Italian Co.
Yernment is taking pains to inform persons
who intend congratulaiing the Argentine
Republic that trade there is at a stand-still
in consequence OF political disturbances.
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have analysed the Whiskey known under the
brand of {" B SELECT controlled by Messrs. WAL.
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find fl
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and.other Impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur.
poses. j. 3. MCCAw, NJ. D.,
Late Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
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OvERCoATS. E.B. SPENCE L SoE. "s.. .0'
UNDERWEAR. E. b. SPENCE Sc Son.
BUSINESS SUITS. Z. u. SPENCE &SON.
PEMBROKE SHIRTS. F. B SPENCE & SON.
DOLLAR SHIRTS. z. B. SPENCE & SON.
UMBRELLAS. E. B. SPENCE d Son.
NECKTIES f T. SPENCE e Son. .NECkTI
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DRY GBOAsB
ERY EBGAsS
HUDGINs, GORDON Il co,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET,
IEnrraInnR 17rul
are opening NEW GOODS every day:

lSOfEABs9 \ 31uN
are opening NEW GOODS every day:
DRESS GOODS of ali styles aud colors cheaper
than ever.
'CLOAKS and SHAWLS;
RIBBONS, SCARFS, SASHES-ncw and pretty;
"A new lot OF beautiful ST RIPPED COTTON HOSE
for ladies and children;
ALPACAS of choice brands;
.CASHMERFS, DlkGONALS, AMI all ether styles
of BLACK DRESS and MOURNING GOODS
CASsIMERrS, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, and
DOMESTIC g GOODS.
They invite call from old friends and custom.
ers nolS
COURTNEY & POWELL have just re-
ceived this day lrge and handsome stock OF
CLOTH CLOAkS, beaded and plain also, many
desirable ...#. .t..a
DRESS GOODS
in Navy Blue, Pium, and all the popular shades
no16 -. su. s15 BROAD STREET.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23
--LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
. SpaiO

So. Spain.
MADRID, November 21.-The editors of
La Preosa, La Bandera, aud Ell ESpdnol
have been arrested and sent to prison for
violating the press laws.