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Currency and Banking in Congress.
The greatest danger TO the liberal party
upon the question Of finance in Congress is
that the variety of schemes may produce
confusion and disaster. 4he liberaliSts have
strength enough to carry any measure they
may unite upon; but divided into many
parties supporting as many schemes they
may be weakened disastrously.
Senator CAMERos's plan would answer ad-
mirably well; but then it may assist 10 pro-
duclDg confusion. We hope that it will
not; for the privilege to draw currency for
national bonds is one that will regulate it.
self, and will always be safe. Men will not
convert their bonds into national bank-notes
unless they can do a safe and solvent bust
ness with them.
The wants OF trade and industry will reg
ulate and LIMIT the extent of the conversion
of bonds into notes. The bonds cannot be
deprecated and neither can the notes that
are purchased with the bonds.
Congress could not Go better for the coun.
try than TO authorize the issue of notes in
this way and subject to the guards which
are inseparable from it.
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The WhiskeV Tax.

We call attention to the communication
from "W. y. b. upon the proposed tax on
wbiskey. We think he pretty clearly shows
that the license tax according to the bill now
pending in the House Of Delegates
will yield much less than the tax
upon wbiskey consumed In Virginia,
and will produce more Inconvenience
and be more difficult to collect. The tax
upon whiskey consumed under the system
of the Federal Government will produce a
large revenue, be little felt by the people,
and cause no injury to the trade in its bust
ness competition with dealers outside the
State.
We trust the Legislature will take the
system that is least Objectionable and most
productive of revenue. " W. z. B." clearly
shows which that is.
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/ n 4 cosk or package, shall be taxed as sa.
IF = gaIlon- md ssaie on any fraction mes
GALLON less fhpnfhaIf O gallonshall bes :e
mt from taxation. III a,s.
nil am. its which have not be6nstamp PED as
s s.uu by provisions Of TINS act, inaby
aeI TN ~ naskags con taining five gallons or up
S Ssar,Tv shall be deemed TO carry on t!ie Dusl'
rsss Of n wholesale dealer, except nistiNels,
renfif;ers. and importers as sllch Wnnlh Inc
noeaninp of this act; and every person WHO wy,
absIi nc interested in such buying ana SER
;ng shall be iointly aud seyerang iiaoie Ior
the tay hereby imposed on the Gecupatlon
nf selling such distilled spirits from the tline
said spirits are purchased until such 'lcense-
tax is paid. ono,ocd in
buyinp five gallons and upwards ol un
stamped spirits with view OF cobsu , ,ip,dar
in this State, unless they are stamPeu o ud dovs
the provisions Of this act WITHIN I've or uaf -
after they reach the place where tne5 5e asu
he consumed, are likewise 70 " of
wholesale dealers within the Ai'"n7 y
this act. ,d ;mnorters are
s.h n' nrohibited from selling any cask or
r net Of distilled spirits Of less quantity
I'm pfi ve gallons. They are moreover pro-
h tihu from selling five gallons and up
Yards Of distilled spirits which are un.
tanned. except to wholesale dealers; and
whoIesale dealers are hereby prohibited
from buying and selling any quantity less
than five gallons; and they are hereby ex-
pressly prohibited from selling any quantity
of five gallons or upwards to be consumed
in This State unless stamped under the pro.
visions of this act. And retail dealers are
hereby prohibited from selling as such any
distilled spirits except such as have been
stampedas aforesaid; and all distilled spirits,
alcohol, and alcoholic spirits, within the true
meaning of this act, rs that substance ethyl,
alcoholic hydrated oxide Of ethyl, or spirits
of wine, which is commonly produced by
the fermentation of grain, starch, molasses
or sugar; and any person who SHALL violate
any of the provisions CT this section shall be
fined, for every offence. not less than htty
dollars nor more than five hundred dollars,
and on second conviction may be impris'
oned, in the discretion of the court, not less
than one nor more than six months: FRO
yIdcd, that nothing in this section shall be
construed to apply 10 fermented liquors.
%. Be ii further enacted, That the license
tax of 5 per cent. on the sales in retail hands
is hereby repealed.
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AN INSURANCE Built is now before the
New York Legislature. The leading and
most important Provision is that on and after
the 1st of July next the holders OF policies
issued in that State may be entitled to claim
on any anniversary OF their issue. notwitb.
standing any stipulation or condition of for.
fixture in the policy, an equitable surrender
value, to be determined upon the basis de.
fined in the act. The bill also makes 1t an
offence punishable by fine or imprisonment
for any person officially connected with any
life insurance company in the State to borrow
the funds of the company for bis own use,
or to receive anything in the shape of a COM
mission or reward for placing the loans and
investments Of the company. Under this
bill, also, no policies are to be Issued by any
company after its aggregate risks have
reached the sum of 1910, 000, 900.
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Cuba.

Mondays telegram from Cuba cia Fonda
Bays presented new phase Of trouble in
that vexed island. The volunteers to the
number Of 1000, it stated, had taken pos
session Of Havana, and the Capiain-General
had escaped to the !eaky Government vessel
Arapiles. Later adyices show that this tele-
gram was false; but it vas probably sug-
gcsted by q knowledge Of the insubordina.
ton Of the volunteers.
The volunteers are very cruel and very
arbitrary. IL was recently stated that they
demanded that strong force should be sent
against the rebels larger one than the
Captain.G General had Intended to send. Not
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COMMISSIONED OFFICE,l
ASHLAND, HANOVER COUNTY, VA,
Innn.rr o. lS7d

January 24, 1874.
ITO ANDERSON C. DAVIS, E: J. CREN-
i SHAW, AND ALL PARTIES AND VI, PER- X,
HAMILTON A, MARIA L., AND THOMAS Is.
CRENSHAW, DECEASED.-In decree OF the
Circuit Court OF Hanover county entered on the
II tn day of November, 1878, In The suit OF Cren-
shaw's administrator, &C., Us. Cross and others:
pending therein, among other ALTERS IL Is oroereo
that the undersigned one OF the commissioners In
chancery Of said court, do Estate aud settle the FOL
lowing accounts-yiz.:
" First An account Of the transactions OF =. j.
Crenshaw as administrator de bonts non OF 1. y.
Crenshaw, deceased, bringing said account down 10
the latest practicable period.
second. An account between the estate or 4 u.
Crenshaw and each OF the distributes OF said L. b.
Crenshaw, sc. D.,
against the estate Of Hamilton A. Crenshaw, de-
Fourth An account of oil debts aud Demands
against The estates Of Thomas B. CrershaH ana
Maria l.. Creushaw, deceased. H.,
And the said con- missioner is directed 70 give
notice of the time and place for taking sald &c
counts and proof Of debts by advertisements once
week for four successive weeks In some neWspa-
per published III the city of Richmond which no,
tce shall be equivalent to personal service upon al
parties interested except Z. .. Crensha"' VINO Is
TO have personal notice."
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
THIRSDAY the 9TH OF March next ssand my Office,
at as bland, Hanover county, Va.:fss Che time ana
decree when and where you are required To De pre-
Given under my hand as commissioner In chan
cary of Hanover Circuit Court thi3 Zfth oay VI
January, 1874. r. prnp
Ia 2S-W4w % Y. h"cb'
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The Senate and the Library.

We think we understand what is the mat
ter with the Virginia Senate. Having been
rs,nic.stricken By the falling of bit of plas-
."r from the ceiling Of the liDrary-room, and
under the panic having adopted manda-
Tory resolution for the removal of the library,
they make their act matter OF senate
rill authority, which is not to be re-
trlctcd or disregarded. When we heard
the declaration Of the stalwart senator from
Caroline that ",he General Assembly bad
"ordered the books to be removed, and they
ought 10 be taken out, even If the floor
:. was IL nan as the rock Of Gibraltar" VIC
knew this was the issue, and that the l!ora-
~ had to "yamose The raache."
The removal, we are satisfied, is altogether
unnecessary, and it will be attended with
axpcnse and inconvenience. AS 1t VIII GER
tainly be placed in weaker Duildlng-lo1
there is not another building i'll the cry SO
strong rs the Capitol, save the custom
house-we may possibly have crash from
the weight of the books in some other house
Let the very respectable and very generous
aud very courteous gentlemen OF the I'ora
~ look to the Ching wherever they so.
The attitude OF prayer may be best for
them.
Possibly the library may become "circu
latins,' in which case we may he consolet
by rejecting that its knowledge will be di
fused. But the Senate will be happy. TIL
weight Of information above their head
will be gone, and they can enjoy themselve
IL the most delightful room in Virgins
Such repese will be perfect protection from
panics. Really and sincerely we do wisl
the Senate peace and undislurbed delibera
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6S,236 SIT
2 GA. 800
7l.I51.367
' 2,O56,0e7
1885
A Bill to Impose q Stamp-Tdz on Wholesale
Denfin1 in Distilled Spirits.

A Bill to Impose Slanap-Id on Wh0sesdle
Dealing in Distilled Spirits.
/. Be ii enacted By The General Assembly,
That from and after the passage Of this act
there shall be levied and collected, as lie
GEESE tax on every wholesale dealer IS dis
titled spirits, a tax Of --.c cents on the sale
of each and every proof gallon, to be paid
by him; and the tax on Wholesale dealers
shall be collected on the whole number Of
gauge or wine gallons be may sell, when be-
low proof, and shall be increased 10 propor-
ton for any greater strength than the
strength OF proof spirit, as defined In this
act; and any sale OF Al fractional part Of .
e.l!op, amounting TO halfS gallon or over,
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mr PRATT"S ASTRAL OIL
Absolutely safe. Perfectly oderiess. AWAY, D.,
form. Illuminating qualities superior 70 sas Dsi.,
In any lamp without danger Of exploTns sr a
IRE. Manufactured expressly 10 disp!'ee 'oe Vs.
volatile and DANGEROUS oils. It's sAietS un rs,
ooesible test, and it, perfect burning qua S,,.
proved by its continued use in over 'Vv'ovs ~ ",
lies. Millions Of gallons lave been so'a az. ,,,rsa
cjdent-directly or indirectiy-nss e'o
from burning storing. Or handling IL ,l.,o,.u
The insurance companies and nree .STRAL
throughout the country recommend -. - S.sd
rs the best safeguard when Lamps NC
for circular. .-,uy sd NJ
~. = NV The nroprletors. CfiahLEo fH'
: CO ms Fulton street, New York.
nc 7-d&w6m
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DEATHS.

ffEAEEt3e
Died, On the 18th instant, MAUDE, youngest
child of u. II. and NJ. A. Berry.
The fuucrrl will take place at the residence OF
her parents, No. los ary street between t1rst ana
second streets THIS AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock;
The friends and relatives Of the family are iArted
to attend.
Died, In King and Queen county. on Saturday
evening, lth 1T October, 1878. nj Leafwooo, the
resI,lence OF her husband, EMt.LlNE, beloved
wife of William 4. Saunders in lie forty-1lrst year
of her age. ~
Religious Herald please copy.
Died, In stanton. Va. on Sunday, February
5th. nc the residence of his son-in-law (John 1.
PIitchardI of congestion of The lungs. Captain
WILLIAM L. SNIP ES, formerly of Richmond, IN
the sxty-fifth year Of his age.
Norfolk papers plclse copy.
Died, on Saturday the 14th o. February, 1874
MS. EMr,LINE, wife of Il. G. " berry, Esq, III
the sixty fourth year of her age.
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ARTISAN WELLs.--The Union Pacific
railroad has artesian wells along its line to
supply water In tho great desert. The
depths are: AT, Rock Springs, 1,145 feet,
bore six inches; Pointof Rocks, 900 feet;
Bitter Creek. 898 feet; Washagkie, 636 feet |;
.Greston, sa6 feet; Separation, I, l93 fest
deem. at..,.I .9srEtrt-.L -. 1870 81.
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ME- GREAT BARGAINS
WINTER DRESS GOODS
AND
SPRING and SUMMER DRESS GOODS.

r. r. PRIZE &c CO.
are selling great bargains in many nice ooo'"
left over.
PIoUES, LINEN LAWNS,
FANCY CAMBRICS,
VICTORIA LAWNS,
STRIPED MUsLINs, LIGHT PoPLiNS
.,so FANCY STRIPED aud CHECKED slLhs'
for snrIny and summer, at half value. h3l
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NJ DIRECT IMPORTATION OF Iii 4.
BROIDERED HAMBURG EDGIHGs a,
INSERTISGS. Sinety-seyen patterns Of Ed,
ings and thirty eight Of Inserings, which wD
be sold at from 12>ze. to 81 per yard.
Handsome LACE TIDES at IL, fl so. and a.
Handsome LACE. HASDKEKCAlEFS. with.
Linen Lawn centres, at Zoe, 81, il 80, e.
and $2 so.
Handsome LACE TIDES al IL, $3.50, and 81.
EMBROIDERED CHEMISE YOKEs at $780,.
very elegant.
GUIPURE LACE FICHUS at IS, 10, and $40.
The above goods are worthy Of tho attention or
purchasers Coming direct TO Us from the manu-
facturers we are enabled to offer them much below
regular prices, besides giving Them styles that
cannot be procured IN any other establishment
LEVY BROTHERS,
10l7 and 1919 Main street.
Bargains In GUIPURE aud YAK LACES.
fe IA
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OFFICE OF CLERK HOUSE OF Delegates
RICHMOND, February IT, 1874. :

DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS
ID SEMBLY approved April 81. 1873, It is law
full for the Circuit Court Judges OF this Common
their respective cou shall be prescribed by law,
10 tx the time for holding such terms. The terms
ofthe Fifth Circuit have Ucen liked as follows:
Craig county.-February 21st, June 21st' and
0 tober Gath.
Botetourt.-Narch LIST, July 1st and November
18th.
Roanoke.-March 18th, July 18th, ard Eorem-
Der 9Th
FIoW March 3Oth, July 3Oth, and December
Sd 90
Acknowledgment 9th, August Glib, and De-
cemher 10th
Gfiss.-aprtl 1 9th, August cath, and December
0fstb j. BELL BIGGrk-
Clerk of House Of Delegates OF Virginia.
10 S-2taw1m
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PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK U.s.
4 LIPSCOMB. &C.,


4 LIPSCOMB. &C,
IN CHANCERY.
By a decree entered In this cause by the Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond on the 2Oth day OF
January, / S74, 1t Is ordered
THAT one Of Its commissioners DO ascertain ana
report , + =,
i. sWhat property, real and personal. Is held
by the defendant Cornelius Il. Lipscon.b IN trust
for the defendant Sarah Ann Elicit.
Q. "Whether the said Sarah Ann tlett holds
or is entitled 10 any property, real or personal,
other than that held By the said LlpscomD Us hes
trustee. -
8. :. What is the fee simple and annual value OF
all of the said property held by the said Sarah Ann
tlictt or to which she Is entitled.
T. What liens exist upon the said properly. ana
The amount thereof, and the order of their priority,
and whether the rents and profits OF the SAID prop,
crty will be sufficient In five years TO pay OH ana
satisfy such liens All which h. is TO report TO the
Court with any other matters deemed pertinent
by himself or which may be required Dy any
party"
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~ FOR FEBRUARY.

NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DEf "osps'
T.R. PRICE s co.
are receiving daily new and desFao'e eo''>'
Elack ALPACAS-docided bargains:
BlucK eros GRAIN aud BoSaEl otLh''
New aud beautiful PRINTS,
SHIFTING PRINTS,
PERCALES and CA s8RlSS.
LINEN aud COTTON StlEEIiaHo'
Bi.EACuED COrTDSS,
PILLOW CUrTONS, cus
IkISH LINENS and TABLE DAm1ah7'
NAPKINS, TOWELS. BIZ a SnEtS''
RUFELISGS, KID GLOVES,
CORSETS, RIBBONS.
LINEN COLLARS ana CurfS' tai
GOLD BUTTONS, &C, &c.
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@-SEWING-MACHINk NEEDLES

ELLIPTIC, HOWE, WHEELER 8 WILSON, and
COMHON-SENSE NEEDLA at SOC. rsr
paper Of ten needles;
WEED, WILSON, SINGER, DON ESTIC Gpo.
YER & BAKER, WILCOX & @ IBBS at 40c.
per paper OF ten needles. We gun snlee al the
needles we sell to be OF the best On Atty manu-
E,etured-
The best SEWING MACHINE GIL 4 l5c. y.r
bottleI
SCREW-DRIVERS at &C.;
OIL-CANS ut 10c;
CLARK'S y. N. T., COATSS, and JOHN
CLARK'S SPOOL-COTTON at zoe. pea toze,
or &c. per spool;
C0RTICELLI SEWING-SiLK, all colors an k,.
tiers, al l5e. spool, at
fe14 LEVY BROTHER ).
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srTssjsAL.isn,,s,.ss 100.

LSSH ~ ~ w
= -~c~~-~~s-~ssx 80
2s1 TRIMMINGS! TRIMAiNeas -.
shout one-half Of regular prioes. fSY' az
TAPETRIMHINGa. 2oe. apisee.y ~, IS.
RUCHE GALO0N at csc. spisce. =
R0cHET EDGING at 18c. for { piece a, ,.,t
yards worth &c. . yard, '"sl7s
LINEN FDGISsIs At Zoe. for piece Of pns :, ;.
worth roc. sa.-d, 80 '"os
Handsome EDGINGS 1T soc for q piece O, ,,.,,-
yards-regular price every rl,era 81
COVENTRY RUFFLE, I'll widths;
LINEN EOBBIN EDGISG, hand, made. ,.,.-
Of eighteen yards for 500. worth Sc. per ya.,'
MARsgILLES and PIQUE i'eIMMISGsln END
less variety,
P1LLoW-oAsE LAcEs a. Soc. 49,, and 81 re,
dozen yards;
RUFFLssG at zoe, 25c, soc- AID Up to soc. ~,
yard;
TUCKING and PUFFISGs In all WIDTHS,
TIDES at 5ee.-regular price Stat
LEVY BROTHERS,
Bargains in GglPURE and YAK LACEs.
! e I q
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~ CARPETS CAN NOW BE HAD
at extremely low prices:
The best ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS a.
1925 per yard;
INGRAI% CARPETS at 60, Is, S0e- 81, sll0,
and $40:
HEMP, VENICIAN, and LIST CARPETS very
cheap;
RUGS, MATS,
DRUGGETS, OIL-CLOTls.
and MATING ut great bargains.
We are determined to close our stock OF CAl.-
pErs and offer them Mt cost-rot even adding ex-
peuses. LEV bno inhn'
fe14 1Ol7 anu iVlS NAM oNee'
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No. THE BEST TooTH.PoWDER'

MEADE & BAKERS
sAPONlNE DENTIFRICE
tho most ee,cscIous and elegant preparation ke0"A
for whitening and preserving tho teeah'
Used and recommended by oar best eeni'S
Prepared only by .,.,<
MEADE 4 BAKER. eharna',','
9l9 Main street.
Sold by druggists generally mag
Price go centSa box.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
COURT ORDERS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, February 8, S74.
1t Is ordered that all assignees In bankruptcy OF
this court do forthwith report to the before
whom the cases In which they are assignees are
pending the moneys In their hands or at their credit
In each and whether they are deposited or not
Goyernment land the Registers Of this district are
Instructed TO report the facts 70 the Judge OF this
district ut Norfolk by the, 28th day of February,
1874 In any case In which aSsignees have not De-
positcd funds IN their hands In Government de-
pository they are required forthwith 10 do So Ihe
Registers are instructed TO report what ~ signees
Shall have failed 10 comply with this order; and In
ay case of failure by any assignee, to make an Or
tr in each case to show cause before the llStTlct
Court of this district at Norfolk on the 2Sth DAY
Of February 1874. why such assignee sinai; net DC
der 10 be published in the Richmond State Journal
and also In the newspaper having the largest circa
lation in the city Of Richmond. o,u,
copy-Teste: JOHN Is, iOtuA An,
fe17-4t&w1t Dlstrlct Sltrk.
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MARRIAGES.

Married October 23d, 1878, at 81 o'clock P.
NJ, at the Manchester Baptist church, by Rev. D.
d. Wlnrrcc, Mr. JANE j. CON ER or Lynch
burg, to ANNA g., daughter OF a. ". Iraylor,
ESQ. OF Manchester, Va.
Reliqious Herald and Lynchburg papers please
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COMMISSIONERS 0FEIcE,}

COMMISSIONERS UFFICE,{
Richmond, january 26th, 1874.
The parties interested are hereby notified tnat
1874 nj ? O'Clock 81 US the time, and my Office,
ON Eleventh street between Main and Bank streets,
i'm the city of Richmond, as the place, " execute
'hc 4oi 'e0Ae THOMAS i. EVANS,
Iv os-W4w Commissioner.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
fe | 81 ,

rRAY'S ATTENTION,-Asse at q
" Rcgimental Armory on WEDNESDAY p
NIGHT NEXT, at 8 o'clock, In fuil dress uni "
In citizens dress.
By order Of Captain L. j. BossIEUx.
~ $. $. SMITH,
fe17-2tx Orderly Sergeant
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. Ser '-.'e PURUELL, LADTp, ,r,.rn'h.
e-o ao,6 Main street. cf,r,irr Iun--s
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TUE OFFICERS AND STOCKHOLDERS
of the MERCHANTS and MECHANICS
~ richmond are requested tn attend a rseetiDg OF
this Association on THURSDAY, 1 9th instant, at
corner Ninth and franklin Streets: All persons
wishing to purchase stock are invitedto be present,
as there are some shares still unsolds
K. ID. MOORE,
fe17.3t secretary
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RICHMOND, VA, February ID. 1874.
THE STOCK HO LDERS OF THE
J. JAMES RIVER GRANITE COMPANY will
meet 1t the office Of Isaac H. Shields attorney at
law, In sarshal Hall. Richmond. Va: March IL,
1874, at 10 A. NJ. JOS. &. MCKIBBEN,
+. W. HACkETT.
Attorney for estate Of G. lockwood;
p. II, ALLABACH,
JOS. &. MCKIBBEN,
Executor Of estate of W. II. Farrar;
fo 12tJ ALBERT DRDWAf.
TICE.-A general meeting OF the
~ stockholders of the CLOVER HILL BAIL.
ROAD COMPANY win be held at the ,c once o.
ON TUESDAY the oath OF February, 1874, at IL
o'clock NJ. ,,
~ ID. s. WOOLDRIDGE,
ia 24-1m treasurer.
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Production OF fermentei liquor: In
United States tbirrels) 8 910 1913,
five gallons to the barrel (gallons).
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EuRYaER SUPPLIES RECEIVED

er,dicstes all Spots, Frecs!es, Tan an ss.
Im,uy,ties and Liscolorations. Chapp~r'
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II cheerSaly endorse The sssts~ sstanlsetarsa !"
Iayios ~ ws and recoinn' md IT, asa D.
Captain SSsEAASt HiSTER Nc;uiRf' ~
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Edward Young, Chief Of Bureau
Statistics, e Inmates the consumD-
uon Of liquors In the United States
annually ................:...
ylrginlaS annual proportion Of this
consumption would be over. ......
More than the value Of her tobacco c
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Total amount OF United States reve-
nue. on spirits up to 31st JuEe,
1873 .,...................
TUtul amount Of United States reyc-
nue. on fermtnted liquors up 10
3lst June, 1873. .....,............
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-18
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